Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 11, 1912, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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DAILf CAPITAL JOCBSAL, SALES, 0BEG05, SATURDAY, MAI 11, 1912.
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The Oregon census bulletin on Manufacturers shows that in 1909 the state had 2246 manufacturing establishments that gave employment to H72-persons,
paying out wages and salaries amounting to $23,949,000; These factories utilized materials costing $50,552,000, and total value of the products
was $93,505,000. In other words, these manufacturers added $42,453,000 to the wealth of the state. This page of advertising is to impress upon our
readers the important duty of patronizing the home industries. When you are buying necessities or luxuries, call for ' Made in Oregon proaucis.
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Is the Only Life Insurance
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has Its entire operating plant In Oregon, maVes alt of Its Investments In
Oregon securities only, has an unmatched record of success, Is growing
greater day by day, and receives preference from 'alt " dlscrlmlnaltng
buyers of life Insurance In Oregon.
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Building, rortlant
A. L. MILLS
President
L. SAMUEL
General Manager
CLARKNCE S. SAMUEL
Assistant Manager
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Trada ilurk
Made' In the Northwest for Northwest
cnn.iimers. Ak yenr mnrcliBiit for our
I'.Ol'H ANF DINOKIt TWINH. RTM-y
article represents In coat Sir, rw crut to
60 per cent In labor employed. Hupport
tlie rriiinufni'liirer who glrwi omplojinpnt
to Inlior which. In turn, cnnnmni your
products ; also kocpa yuur money at borne.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.
Factories : rortland. Or. Seattle, Wash.
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Western Clay Co.
Portland, Oregon
Manufacturers
VITRIFIED
SEWER
PIPE
THE
Irwin-Hodspn Co.
Printers
Lithographers
Blank Book Makers
Rubber Stamps and Seals
Celluloid Buttons
PORTLAND, OREGON
"MT. HOOD"
SHIRTS and
OVERALLS
Sole Jobbers of the
Thos. Kay Woolen Mills
FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
ASK FOR
Albany
Chairs and
Rockers
SEVENTY DESIGNS
"MADE IN OREGON"
R. Veal & Son
ALDAN Y, OREGON
WEINHARD'S
Columbia
The Beer Without a Peer
The choicest hops and the finest
barley malt, brewed scientifically
In just the right way, are respon
sible for Us absolute purity and
excellence. Mall us your orders.
Henry Weinharcf Brewery
PORTLAND, OREGON
C0S15Y0U KOTHIKSTOTRY"
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OUR GUARANTEE
sM pks Mslks4 Mdsv fens al Itmi tmf
s- vr. m laU s4 H. md Urain
DWIGHT EDWARDS COMPANY
PORTLAND ORISON
MANUPACTDBEnS OP HIGH-GRADE
MATTRESSES
PILLOWS COMFORTERS
Woven Wire Springs
We manufacture all mrrchnndlse wa
otter for aula
Pettit Feather & Bedding Co.
rOKTLAND, OHE(!ON
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THE CELEBRATED BERGMAKN
SHOE, made In rortlani, Oregon
621 Thurman Street
MADE IN OREGON
CROWN FLOUR
Latest Best
CROWN MILLS
Portland, Oregon
We design and make the celebrated
ALSO
PIPE ORGANS
At our Portland Factory, 13th and
16th and Pettygrove streets
America's Largest Music Home'
EILERS MUSIC HOUSE
Ofncrnl Offlcoa: Rllpra IlnlUlltifr
Aldnr Street nt HptmiiIi. Pnrtlnod, Ore.
KOIITX BTOMCS
OREGON CIH
WOOLEN MILLS
Oregon City, Oregon,
Our new fabrics, designed exclu
sively for women's and men's tail
oring, are made ot the best grades
of wool and warranted fast colors.
YOUB TAILOR CAN PUBCHASK
DIBECT FROM THE MILL
"Swastika" Brand
Macaroni, Noodles and
all Alimentary Pastes
Made la
Lie
13 n.
Oregon
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.
l'ortlund, Oregon
Loorc
FOR
THIS
LABEL
OREGON CHAIR CO.
Line guaranteed by
Manufacturer
Ask Dealers for This Line
CHAIRS
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O All Oak used '
in AnffQ&ft line
grows inflorrhern J&ptvn
uhcre u inters are cold
which is necessary to
highest class OeJ(.
King Q&ft is branded
into the wood of this line
and Is a guarantee of the
O&Jk, Superiorltof Qual:
it, Workmanship and
absolute Satisfaction.
from tit shops
0 REGONf Chair Cq.
QUALITY BEST
FBICE EQUAL.
GALL CURE
Horse Collars
Why not
demand them
from yonr dealer!
W.H.McMonies&Co.
FOBTLAJIB, 0BEG0N
PACIFIC STATES
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Home Office: Portland, Oregon
Only Fire Insurance Company
in Oregon
Schiller Cigar
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Factory obego
Call for
La Gran Marca
The E. Schiller
Schiller's Union 5
"MADE IN OREGON"
THE BEST
Produced here or anywhere
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BRAND.
Hams Bacon Lard
UNION MEAT CO.
PIONEER PACKERS of the PACIFIC
Columbia Milling Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON
"White Mountain"
Flour .
"Morning tSlory"
Wheat Flakes
ARE BEST OF ALL
"MADE IN OREGON"
ORWOOD
Shingle Stains
Lice Killer, Sheep and Cattle Dip
Wood Preservative
Bast KoHlNthiK, Tamp Proof
Concrete Faint
Barn and Boof Faint, House Falut
Floor Taint, Varnishes
Faints, Oils, Etc
Oregon Wood Distilling Co.
Portland, Or. Works at Llnnton
made
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CLOTHING Tr
OREGON WOOL
Each yoar we manufacture and Bell
nearly ten thousand Men's and Boys
Suits from Oregon cloth, mode by the
three big woolen mills In Brownsville,
Ralem and Eugene. Yon can buy thesa
Rulte at very reaaoneble prices or send
for aamplea t either of our stores.
Brownsville
Woolen Mill Store
Portland Eugene Harshfleld
Call
For
LIBERTY
SODAS
"Made in
Oregon"
By the INDEPENDENT
CRACKER CO.
Portland
Oregon
Carman .
Manufacturing
Company
Manufacturers ot
II kinds of
FURNITURE
Eighteenth and I'psliur Streets
l'OUTLAND, OBECOX
Willamette
Roll News
IS MADE AT
Oregon City, Oregon
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Office: 70S Lewis Ilullding -Factory:
Kenton
Manufacturers of
Automatic Computing
Change-Making Recording
and Adding
Coin-Paying Machines
DRINK
TRUE FRUIT FLAYOtt
See that Trade Hark Is on Bottle
A Fure, Delicious, Soft Drink
A Snre Thirst Quell Made In Oregon
PURITAN MFG. CO.
S81-8S3 East Fine Street, Portland
"LIONITE"
STUMPING AND
ROCK
POWDER
MADE IN OREGON
CALLAN & KASER
Selling Agents
722 Teon Building, Portland, Ore.
Main 1633 Main 1700
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Characteristics of Live Oregon Men
and Women as Chronicled
at Portland
(Kdltorlal ('01 lenimndcnco of Tlie Dully Ciipltiil Journal.)
It Is a long time since T. T. Goer
hits wrllti'ii a piece fur the pdltoiiul
lniRd of I ho OroKoniiin. Ills name at
tin" end of a political article was once
a familiar Intellectual landmark in
Oregon journalism, lie has Wn will
Inn n hook of personal reminiscences
that ouKht to find a lilg sal.e For
dearth of n snlijccl he iiilght write a
pot'in on who prayed for Teddy In
.Oregon.
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The OreKon deleRution to the nn
tlnnal Kepulilltnn convenlton Ih to ho
Hlampedcd to a dark horse. Not heliiR
ulile to get Tafl, the machine will try
to unload another unknown political
dlHappolntmcnt on the people, hut who
In the em) will prove of Ineallmalde
value to the Interests. Will the "ten
test, and now he lakes almost exclu
Hlvely government Jobs.
tho pioneer Job printers of the Pacific
const. I found to my sorrow that he
Is a pretty good hllllard player In nu
encounter 1 had with him at the Com
mercial club. It Is a pleasure to meet
one of those old-tlnio printers. It al
ways Beenied to me thev nut more
quality Into their work than Is done Ilarrlsnn Allen lias joined tne law
by many following the craft nowadays. ''tn of Griffith 4- loiter. Mr. Allan is
one of the strong men In tlie legal pro
William H. James Is manager of the
American HiiibIi and llrooin company
at 3ti! Kast Washington, and they aro
building up a fine trade and getting
the recognition of the Jobbers. It Is
a mystery to nielwhy Jobbers and dis
tributers are so Indifferent to the home
Industry In mnny lines. They seem to
follow the policy of pitting the whole
world HKuliiBt the ionie manufacturer
and Instead ot helping blm onto his
feet force lilni to build up his trade
In spite of their manifest Indifference.
The Olds, Wortman King depart
ment store Is making prominent Its
some of its adverllnemeuls Made In
Oregon products. The other day the
Owlght Kdwards Dependable coffee
and the t'nlon Meat Company hams,
bacon anil lard wero given liberal
spaces. 'I'll Ih Is a commendable prac
tice, and In contrast with the talk put
op by a buyer for another department j
store, who said tt was nothing to Ibelr
little InJmiB" from Oregon fall for put-1 '"'in where products wero made. II
ling tho republican party on the do-1 Wl lely a question of cutting prices
fenslvo with the volers who get noth-1" them mid not of giving any pref-
Iiir out of politics but taxes?
erence to Ilia home manufacturer. The
.wiser policy of the 01
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oil man A;
P. W. (lelser, a Portland man, Is put- iKI"K ' giving some space to the 1
ting In a new electric flouring mill , llul,in Industry products will prove
plant at Salem, on the Southern Pa-1 popular even slth the department
cIMc tracks, lie Is a brother of Mr. 'ores. The custom of pulling on an
(lelser, the real eslate man who offices nunl exhibit of Made In Oregon pro.
wllli Floi'lnu Kucha st 41 Chamber 1 s-t ss for n week each year Is one that
of Commerce, and a man who tbor- should be extended.
oughly understands bis business and
will build up a fine business ut Salem. l'Vw people know Hint In Ihe poison
Klorlan Knchs was formerly a miller of Jos. Supple Portland has a ship
and has sold and resold about half builder who Is probably the greatest
the flourlnE mills In Oregon, What, In his line on the Willamette river.
fcsHlon and Clrlffllb, I-cller & Allen,
ns the new firm will be known, will
handle about the biggest line of legal
huslness In the Btute. They have, be
sides the Portland Hallway, Light &
rower Co'., the Oregon City Manufac
turing Co., Ihe Oregon City paper and
pulp mills, and other large corpora
tion and property clients. Harrison
Allen was district attorney of theClat-
sop Columblu - Clackamas-Washington
district. He has been with Carey and
Kerr handling the Oregon Woctrlc
Interests. Ills pleaKlng personality Is
backed by considerable experience and
wide prncllce In the courts of this
slate. Wllen Oregon Klectrlc rignt 01
way matters were badly tangled at
Salem It was Harrison Allen who came
up ny straightened them all out. That
kind of n man Is valuable to any large
Kuchs docs not know about milling
property Is not worth much as general
Information.
Hen K. Greene, president of the
Schwab Printing company, hss been
In the printing business at Portland
from th early eighties. He Is one of
employing thirty to forty men, and
who hns a plant and a business worth
halt a million. He Is a thirty-third
degree Mason, and landed on the eiut
bank of Ihe river without a toothpick
or money enough to buy a chew of
tobacco If It had been selling for six
bits a carload. Ills work stood the
Gentle and Sure !.
concern that has to deal with tho
public, because mistakes of Judgment
in dealing with men are very expen
sive when the Individual can always
fall back upon the prejudice that Is
always In existence against corpora
tions. On the other hand, the people
will meet fair counsel more than half
wny.
The consolidation of the Portland
Commercial club and the Chamber of
Commerce has not materialised. The
conference between President Piper
of the Commercial club and F. C.
Knupp of Ihe Chamber of Commerce
has resulted In a better understand,
lug of the functions of both, and there
will be less duplicating of efforts. The
big growing organization of the city
of Portland Ih the Manufacturers as
sociation. I'mler the leadership ol
President McMonles and Secretary
Vincent the membership Is being rap
idly Increased, and the Made In Ore.
gon campaign Is being pushed In many
different ways. The Manufacturers
association can be made the big thing
In Oregon commercial organisations.
It represents the bone and sinew of
the community. Its members havo
more money invested, employ more
labor and add more to the wealth of
the stale than any oth r body ntgruMp
of clll.ens. They are also theirgest
rlngle group of taxpayers, and when
fully aroused can accomplish a great
deal In the Hue of promotion and de
velopment work. They occupy a dis
tinct field that does not conflict with
the Commercial club or the Chnniber
of Commerce. They labor for direct re
in a direct wny for tho entire
pies on the tables, ns well as Oregon
made pickles anil preserves.
Dr. W. II. HlnBon Is Informed by,nn
eminent Portland doctor that be will
Buffer a nervous breakdown, that It
Is now overdue and he may prepare to
retire. This Is rough on the servant
of the Lord who dispenses theology at
tho White Temple. He Is a man ot
great nhlllty and It seems a poor re
ward to break him down in his prime
for serving God. What a concept of
a reward for serving a God of Love
who Is called an ever-present helper
In trouble? As tho sturdy advauce
agent of the undertakers, some doc
tors are a marked success.
cub at a nominal Ilgure, which at 1 Substantial help was given for liu
Hrst, and until the big show Itself ar-' proving the Eola hill road, the Stay
rived, was hardly to be credited, con- ton-Mohama road,, besides a' liberal
slderlug the fact that even tlie ninull. L...ni..li,n.,n ... .1... ..,... 1 1 , .
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est and most Insignificant animal and the Capital Highway and some local
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i) 1 111 rrem shown mi meir prices, al
ter crossing the Canadian border.
I i,.filn,,u A ...,.., .....n
,..,j..vin, n iwuif-ni. nao llinilKUl nieu
among the school children of the
lis that this county for prise essays on the sub-
You, aha, should give ap
proval to this efficient family
remedy your bowels will be
regulated so surely and safely ;
your liver stimulated; your
digestion so improved by
mac-
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state.
K. H. Viper Is making a success ns
president of the Commercial club. The
cuiBlne bus Improved tinder him as has
the service at the hands of employes
from bell boys to elevator movements.
The club was never so popular since
Its organisation. It Is still a little
difficult to get an Oregnn-mBde cigar,
or a bottle of beer or mineral water
Mads-ln-Orsgnn. There should also be
Oregon prunes and Oregon baked sp-
BIG CIRCUS
IS C0MII1G
TO SALEM
The coming of a big circus Is al
ways one of those features In the
news of the day which cannot be
very well crowded out of the papers,
snd so It Is when Walter Murphy,
general contracting ugent for the
Sells Kioto Circus arrived this morn
ing and announced Hint the big show
would visit here on May 30, all the
young people, and not a few of the
older ones sat up and began to take
notice. '
It will piirhaps be remembered that
last, season, and for tlie first time In
the history of big tented attractions,
the people of the Northwest were
privileged to see the Sells Kioto Clr-
Mr. Murphy assures
season the policy of the rnt-rntn .,,! .
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price still prevails and that the clr- a large number of valuable contrlhu
cus will come back to us enlarged : Hons to the good roads llternture and
and beautified In many respects, How arguments of our time. The direc
tive people give such a magnificent tors have made It their business to
paj'formnnce for the money Is one of secure the reimlr ,,f in.,,.,or,i-i,i i...
places In country roads leading to the
city, as well as upbuilding of public
sentiment on the road question gen
erally, I The date for the annunl meeting
I will be announced by the board of
directors as soon ns a convenient time
can be agreed upon, when tho neces
sary Invitations will be Issued nnd a
program prepared for the occasion.
Puts End to Bad Habit.
Tilings never look bright to one
with "the blues." Ten to one the
trouble Is a sluggish liver, filling the
system with bilious poison, that Dr.
King's New Life Pills would expel.
Try them. Let the Joy of better feel
ing end "the blues." Pest for stom
ach, liver and kidneys, 2r.c at J. C.
Perry's.
the modern wonders of the show bus
Iness, but the fact that they still ad
here to It, is proof positive that they
have found It eminently successful.
THE ANNUAL
MEETING OF
AUTO CLUB
4 NOTRE DAME MDY'S APPEAL
T all knnwlng minvrtnt nt riimmatLm. whi.u.
Sf mumiltr or of tho )nlQtii, srlttlrs, luniliMiem,
tmok.tb., polna la tho kl.ln.ri or nniraKIa
pin, to writ to bvr fir a homo tmdrorot
vhhh hu wotnllr coml " ot "" tr'".
Sir fli It hor Uulr to nd It to all irm
KkKK. V euro jrnurwlt at bono tfeotmmla
VIII trtnly no rhinco of cltmato bolus bcmo
sorr. This linplo mtrrr honl.hoo oris arid
rrm tho IiImmI, leoorn. tho allSmod fcitnta. mr
Ino. Ik bkJ. ood hrlihlona too oroo, glTlnf
oii.HriiT sod tooo to tho vtiolo arnma. If tho
ohnro l"ol To. for "" olno
Sn, M.'.taiMaora. Kus Motra Doom. tM
The. anuunl meeting of the Salem
Automobile club will be held some
time In Ihe near future, when com
plete arrangements will be made for
the year's work. It Is proposed to
have It preceded by a banquet, to be
given the automobile owners at an
early date. l'pon this occasion It Is
expected to have Sam Hill, America's
greatest road builder, for a talk and
possibly to show bis wonderful sler-
eoptlcon views allowing the most fa
mous road work from all parts of the
world.
The Salem Automobile club bus
about n hundred members. Mr. U. P.
Uolae Is president and the following
named gentlemen nre directors: W.
II. Kldrldge. A. V. Hofer, J. U. Linn,
Geo. K. Ttodgers, 1L II. Smith, F. W.
Steusloff. Much good work hits been
done during the past year of which
local autolsts have had the full ben
efit. Several times the rock roads
south of the city as well as those
leading to the stats Institutions bar
been raked off and put In better shape
for travel.
Two school children living four
miles from Knlerprlse. have walked
800 miles each to attend school since
January 1, Klgbt miles a day.
Shckct1(ciMc(!
AT rOONTIN.HOTL,OB IWIWHIM
Get th.
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HORUCK'S
ALTED MILK
Otfiettau Jmiiaticn
The Food Drink for All Afcj
ICH Milt, HALT GRAIN tmACT. Ill rOtDtt
Not ia any Milk Trust
Iisiat on "IIORLICK'S"
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