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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1916)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, - OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1916. 3C n n H O M E I N D U S T RY P A G E Support the Home Payroll and Patronize the Home Merchant SIX You Make Tour Bread and Butt Here in Salem Then Buy it Made in Salem. PAN DANDY U the World's Finest Bread. We Make It. SALEM ROYAL BAKERY 240 South Commercial Telephone 378 THE HOME OF GOOD JEWELRY AT RIGHT PRICES la at C.T.P0MER0Y Jeweler and Optician 126 North Commercial St, Telephone 1309 Ask Your Grocer for CEREO "The Substitute for Coffee" "Made in Salem' Manufactured by the Hagel Cereal Co., Salem, Oregon 770 South Commercial Street SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY LUMBER And BUtLDINa MATERIAL Hardwoods and Interior Finish. Box Shooks FRONT AND FERRY STS. PHONE 1830 Now is the time to book your order for FRESH LOGANBERRY JUICE COMMERCIAL CIDER WORKS Phone 2191 IOWA MACHINE SHOP Machine Work of all kinds. Hrn.iog, welding and lathe work, (iasoline eii(ino doc tors. D. B. BROWN 252 Chemeketa Street CAPITAL MONUMENTAL WORKS J. 0. JONES, Proprietor. One of Largest Stone Works on the Pacific Coast And a Salem Institution. See the beautiful monuments made at home before you purchase an imported stone. F. E. SHAFER I make my living here. 1 spend my earnings at home. Homo industries first, last and all the tinio. THE LEATHER GOODS STORE 170 South Commercial Street. South of Bush Bank HOTEL MARION SALEM, OREGON THE PRIDE OF THE CAPITAL CITY CHAS. Q. MILLER, Manager. The Pacific Coast Manufacturer Fights the Battles of Homo Industry and the Homo Payrolls All the Year Around. Circulates in Four States. E. Hofer & Sons, Publishers Offices: Salem, Oregon; San Francisco, Californfa; Portland, Oregon; Seattle, Washington; Helena, Montana Weekly Industrial Review Portland Material now being as sembled to build five 8,800-ton steel freight steamers. Koseburg 40 men to work on tele pnone line to Myrtie Point. Oregon direct primary cost candid ates $50,912; state and counties about $150,000. Shclburn New road to Satiam river and ferry being built. Some towns take more interest in .Sunday baseball than in cheese fact ories. Koseburg Contractors on ground and material ordered for new Federal build ing. Myrtle creek New bridge across Unipqua opened to tarffie. Wuttlcs Lake irrigation project of .Tef ferson county bonds being sold to irri gate 12,000 acres. Water to be stored in Blue and buttles lakes, 25 miles dis tant from center of project. Income taxes collected in Oregon for year just closed $118,437 as against $12H,."0(i for previous year. Mnrshfield State will supervise ex penditure of good roads bond issue of Coos county of 3!i2,000. Cottage Grove 0. P. & K. railway erecting gasoline storage warehouse. The mails are flooded with appeals for publicity at public expense, writ ten by officials drawing salaries, print ed at public expense, stamped with postage paid for by the taxpayers, sent out from offices paid for by the pub lic to increase public burdens. Spriugwater Klnetsch sawmill now iu operation employing 15 men. Albany Herald "At the present time the railroads, as public service in stitutions, are largely controlled by com missions appointed by the government. Another long and important step will be to give the same commissions power to regulate relutions between public ser vice institutions and employees." Farmers of Polk and Benton counties f noperating v ith state for water grade highway from .Halcm to Kugene. Coos Bay bnr survey shows depth of channel 27 feet, low tide 000 feet wide. Willamina to have new M. E. church. American bodn Products company of un Francisco installing new plant northeast of Paisley to refine alkali. Echo O. W. B. & N. company will build 2100 feet passing trnck here. Hood River Apple confection pro ducts factory to be built. Coquillc Burned creamery to be re built. Newport to build concrete seawall 710 feet long. Baker Kic.h strikes reported in Con ner creek mines. Cottage Grove Standard Oil com pany permitted to install station here. Grants Pass will Have suger beet silo to feed 150 head of cattle. Stayton Black Kagle mines develop $200 per ton ore. i.inrshfield Contract let for radio station. Hums Crane is new terminus of rail road into Harney county. Springfield is to hnvc a new skating rink built. Kstncada to litird surface main busi ness section. Iron ore deposit located 11 miles from Cottage Grove. Portland woolen mills have bought nnd is moving Kllenshurg woolen mill here. A bill to do away with political par ti.u in Washington will in all probo bility meet the same fate as did a similar bill in California. ltnilrnnd men sny strike sentiment is dead. An industrial plant can stop work at the end of eight hours, but trains hearing livestock, fruit, merchan dise and other products of ranch, or chard mid Tumi must be kept moving to final destination. To stop them nt ilite end of eight hours would spell ruin to the railroad and public alike. Congressman innot of eastern Ore gon promoting jack rabbit lint industry. Monmouth plans civic improvements to build model school city. linilronds, telephone and telegraph companies are giving married men full pay and single men half pay while ab sent on service in Mexican war. The Dalles Libby canning plant lets contract for subway track under ruilroud. The Shields hill would develop n cheap power for irrigation and make the Snake river navigable. Portland Strikers on O. W. R. & N. tunnel return to work. Available for a naval base, mouth of Columbia river channel will be 40 foot Columbia river channel will be 40 feet y August 1st. Sumpter Ribbon mine shipping out much ore. Coos County Three timber transac tions involving 10,000 acres timber lands and $400,000 in last 00 days. Astoria C. S. Brown is asking for bids to raise and repair .the buildings facing on 11th street between Commer cial and Duuue. Seaside Last of the hard surface pavement to connect Astoria with was laid at West Station. Contracts has begun to hard surface cutoff near what is known as Skipanou hill. Pathe Exchange of New York, 0011,000 concern has tiled copies of its articles and received permission to oper ate in the state. Plans and surveys for McKenzie PnsB highway are.progrcasing rapidly. $0, 000 government money available this summer. Sisters district promises the sum of $5,000. Bethel, Polk county to have $2000 school house. Banks Eccles Lumber company,will reouild burned mill. Cottnge Giove Oregon Pacific aim Eastern railway being surveyed to ward coast. Hutherlin Sun Citizens of Baker have complained because the saw mill whistles in that city disturb their slum bers at 5:30 in the morning, and have asked the city council to declare the whistles a nuisance. There are a good many localities iu Oregon which would welcome whistles of nil sizes and tones so long as tney were attacoed to in dustries with payrolls for the commun- y- Blue Mountain ,aglc Millions of tons of chrome ore has been discovered here. It is said to on the largest body of chrome iron in the United States. During the past few weeks more than 100 claims have been staked. Me Corkle, who developed the first body is said to have sold some 11,000 tons on the ground. A royalty of fifty cents per ton. Zinc, copper tungsten has al so been discovered. I The Capital City is the home of one of the largest stone works on the Pn cific coast. The Capital Monumental works, owned by Mr. J. C. Jones is on South Commercial street, and gives the Snlemite the opportunity of expressing his individual idea in memorials for the home and are manufacturers nut im porters of stone. A large display of marble may always be seen nt their plant as they sell their splendid pro duct iu every city in western Oregon ai;d Washington. ' The Anderson Steel Furnnce Co., make the Pacific furnaces here iu Salem to meet the need of every home. They manufacture furnaces, fruit stoves, hop stoves, smoke stneks nud heavy sheet metal work. The cut below shows one of their fruit and hop stoves. They givo satisfaction. Ask the man who u:es one. Salem An Ideal Home Communitd By Benjamin Brick, Director of Publicity of the Salem Commercial Club Business is good. The Hotel Marion company since the acquisition of Chns. G. Miller as manager, find the present structure inadequate and nn annex is now under construction which , will in crease the capacity of the hotel to 110 thoroughly modern well furnished rooms. The annex will be completed in time for the state fair crowds. PATRONIZING HOME INDUSTRIES. The ideal home is the one that is properly managed, and to manage an ideul' home it is necessary for its up keeper to thoroughly understand every detail connected with it. Germany In this unfortunate holocaust in Eu rope what makes Germany stand out alone against the balance of Europe at this time from an economic phase of the question, and places her finances even on a higher part than England's. It is because her finances remain at home, she spends her money within her own borders, her ammunition, food, clothes, shoes, in fact all her needs for her gifjintic. armies are purchased at her home and within her borders, and although the allies believe they are doing a wonderful thing by block ading Germany's ports, it is neverthe less from a financial standpoint bound to react on them in a long run, for all Germany's money remains ut home. Home Industries Salem Uo you realize that whenev er you purchase away from home that the money you spend never comes bark, ena't you understand that when you purchase- In Salem the money re mains here and you have a chance to earn it back again, the theory is that one hund washes the other, spend your money with the local manufacturer, and retailers, if the retailer or manu facturer does well he vtrfll in return purchase articles from other retailers or manufacturers or he purchases real estute, the real estate dealer does well he purchases clothes, the clothier does well he purchases a home, etc you see its an endless chain, and the money remains at home, and you have a chance at it with your farm produce, anil other salable articles which you are looking to the local mnrkot for con sumption. Just a demonstration, take a hill of sand spread it around with a hollow center fill the center with water, then run your fingers through the sand starting from the center through the high edges, soon the water will flow through the urteries which you have made, and the center of the bowl you made will soon be dry. Now then you can readily note the comparison if the 'money of Salem is drained out through the many arteries of com merce, Salem will soon be dry of mon ey, and we nt home have no chance to enrn any of it which makes hard tinies for us all. Buy Your needs in Salem - Should you sometimes find an un scrupulous merchant or manufacturer, who is too high in price for the ar ticle you desire, then don t coiidem all the merchants, but try another at home, for after all the prices are prac tically the same all over the nation, and you can rest assured that Salem can sell just ns reasonable as any oth er city iu the nation. Onr Manufacturers 1 question if nine tenths of the home pcoplo are nwaro that Salem has over ninety manufacturers, who have pay rolls that support the city. Don't you believe it would be wise for every cit izen to familiarize themselves with tho list of manufacturers, and when pur chasing articles, demand the article i The following trite illustration of the tindeatliome policy is attributed to Governor Ferguson of Texas: "I remember that upon one occasion a certain Farmers' I'nion lecturer was telling the farmers of Texas of the mis take they were making. He said: 'The great mistake with the Texas farmer is that he doesn't live at home, he de pends on selling cotton too much. You lire continually buying something, and you don't ever sell anything. To illus trate what I mean, I need but call your attention to the fact, that when you nwat in the morning it is to the alarm of a Connecticut clock. You get up and (Continued on Page Nine.) button on Chicago suspenders to your Detroit overalls. You go out and wnsh your face with Cincinnati soap In nn Indianapolis wash basin. You sit down to your breakfast and eat from a table made in Grand Rnpius and vou eat Chicago meat. And your bread is made of Tennessee flour, cooked on a St. Louis stove. You go out and put a New York bridle on a Kentucky mule, fed on Iowa corn, and plow your farm nil day, which is covered v. ith n Mass achusetts mortgage. And nt night when you get home you read a bible printed in Boston and you say a prayer that was written in Jerusalem. And you crawl under n blanket manufactur ed in New Jersey,-4o be kept awake all niht by a damned dog the only home product you have on the farm." BUSICK & SON. THE QUALITY GROCERS We Handle All the Balem-made Edibles Visit Our Bright New Store 456 STATE STREET TELEPHONE 182 DONT BIT AN OUT-OF-TOWN FLOUR When the best the world affords is mado right here in Sulcin "PERFECTION FLOUR" CAPITAL CITY MILLS The Flour of Ultimate Universality MADE-IN-OREGON LUMBER, LATHS and SHINGLES F-T Co. '8 Faints, "Oregon" Portland dement, Sash and Doors Everything In Building Materials" FALLS CITY-SALEM LUMBER COMPANY 349 S. Twelfth St., Phone 813 Ask Your Dealer for MARION BUTTER, and MARION ICE CREAM The only Creamery Butter made from clurifiod as well as Pasteurized cream in tho Willamette Valley MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. Salem, Oregon PAINT UP THAT FORD OUT IN THREE OR FOUR DAYS $10.00 and $12.00 DORRANCE, 271 Chemeketa Your Hay and Grain Crops Are Preserved Regardless of (Weather in the INDIANA SILO 60,000 American Fanners Reunmend It.. Manufactured, sold and guaranteed by tho CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY FRUIT AND HOP STOVE MADE BY ANDERSON STEEL FURNACE COMPANY J f . ---.xi Factory and Salesrooms 17th and Oak Streets, Salem, Oregon (Illustrated Catalog sent free.) HARTMAN BROS. CO. Quality Jewelers and Silversmiths Friendship Rings, Kngngement Kings and Wedding Rings. Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Oregon. TRY EPPLEY'S PURE PHOSPHATE BAKING POWDER 25c lb. Made in Salem. All Grocers. Paul H. llauser T.loyd Ilnuser RED CROSS PHARMACY We Endorse This Movement THE HOME OF SANTOS REMEDIES Unexcelled Prescription Service PHONE 1U T. S. TOWNSEND CREAMERY COMPANY A. A. rNDKRIIlLI Local Mnnnger Butter, Ejgs and Dairy Supplies. PHONE 195 137 COM'L ST. HAUSER BROS. Outfitters of Sportsmen SALEM, OREGON Stores at Salem, Or., Albany, Or. Good Service, Good Goods. GARDNER & KEENE The House of Quality 'Jewelers and Opticians 390 State St., Salem, Or. . CAPITAL SOAP COMPANY a LA CI IE LB, Proprietor THE ANGORA RUG CONPANY Tanners of Furs and Leather. Mounting and Manufacture of Fur Rugs and Robes. Pure Whale Oil Soap for Hop Spray. Highest Price Paid for all Kinds of Pelts and Hides, 1230 Ferry Bt, Phone 68a Solent, Or. THE SPA Salem's Old Reliable. Treating the People Right Since 1S99. Home of Oregon's Finest 30c Luncheon WEAR PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS If you wear pleated bosom shirts, with or without attache, 1 cuffs, let us show you how well these particular garments can be laundered. We'll iron the shirt fronts straight and even, with every pleat in place, smooth and nicely finished. We'll iron the cuffs so . they are firm and stiff not limp and spongy. We'll shape thein to fit your wrists, and return them .free from rough edges. If you are having trouble with enffs or neckbands, try us! SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY. Oldest -Largest Best. Phone 26. I r 5