Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-01

! force of hands aVallaDle an"
ability of the management to secure
raw materials. It bids fair to De-
come one of the most prosperous
manufactures in the city.
The oregon Nursery Company es-
tabllshed in 1892. is without doup'
the largest plant of its kind on the
coost and its nursery products ma
rasdv market throughout the coun-
trv Last year the company COM
rosed of McCnl & Mcdonald re-
ceived over 20 carloads of trees ana
forwarded over 40 carloads during
the rush season.
The Salem Canning Company, un-
der the management of s. p. Kimbali'
succeeds the Holcomb company
which had been in continuous oper-
ation since its establishment, lS'V'
with the exception of a few weeks
last year, when the entire plant was
DESTROYED by fire. 1t was this sea-
son rebuilt and newly equipped
throughout. The plant forwarded
15 carloads of canned goods last
year. and has this year done the Dig
gest business in its history.
The Salem Tile Works. owned
and operated by ]. Il. Murphy was
established In 1887 and Is capable
Of turning out 10000 tiles. Its pro-
duct is shipped all over the coast
country and the Pacific northwest
The Salem Soap Factory, operated
by Proprietor Lachelle, was founded
in 1891. and has a daily capacity OF
/ 900 pounds Of a high grade article
which enjoys a ready home consump'
ton
Another self-made institution OF
which the Salem public is proud Is
the Perfection Baking Powder Fac
tory. which. although II has been In
existence only a coupl' of years has
built up an enormous trade through
out the northwest. and It's business
is steadily on the increase. This
plant was established by c, NJ
Eppley. the manufacturer Of its sole
product. A new factory will be built |
this year.
The Salem Paint factory. under
the management of u. II. Wyant and
L. J. Lehman. has been In existence
less than a year. but bids fair to be
come well up among the leading In
iustries of the city. The Salem Box
factory. under the management OF
local corporation of which c. F.
Mason Is president and $. II. Snyder
Is also doing a prosperous
business. There Is practically no
limit to the amount of business to
be had by this institution, and II Is
bound to grow. and grow rapidly
The Salem Shoe factory although
sim In It's infancy, Is enjoying
steady and prosperous growth and
In course Of time will develop into
,ne of the chief manufacturing in
Iustries OF the state. Under the
OF r. T.. Irwin a Co
he business Is growing and branch
ng out by degrees and, whereas
scarcely one year ago only em-
,loyed one man. IL now finds em-
,loyment for several and there seems
very bright future In store for H.
Two canneries. one owned ana
,perated by William Edwards q
Sons. and the other by Mr.. Laehelle
,lso proprietor of the SOAP works
ire conducting a prosperous bus'-
,ess and receive an Of the work In
his live they can attend 10, In con-
lectlon with their tannery Mr., Ed
wards and sons conduct a general
axidermist business. which has been
luite successful IN a financial way
IS weu as productive of satisfactory
.psults.
The Salem Fence Works, operated
,v Walter Morley Is another purely
Salem institution which has built an
20 dlyidend-paylng proportions, and
he OUTPUT is being increased every
.ear. and stm the demand cannot be
.ully atished.
The same may be said of the sa-
en- Cigar Factory, which, under the
OF Aug. Huckestein, has /
been built mp from infancy TO a full
grown institution and has become /
Inc source OF considerable Qroht 10 T,
ts owner. Another industry which !
Is stiU in its incipisncy but is grow
Inc and reaching out quite rapidly is !
me Klmbau q Webb harrow manu-
'actury, and has developed within a /
short period into a healthy and pros
porous industry
These are by no means an OF the |
factories that have sDrung up in the /
,aultal city ard have received the |
support of united public; neither |
are they AN that win be. for they |
gm Keep on springlug up ani de- |
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