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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

7ie nHierSeifneieH aieccirere bon aearsfs
RicbI i'm Sale Ro. 2543, AdHtercifSs3srtGt Dot
SGuIiItou eounte, Ebtc, neroen tm anisroee
bon belaGtciH Seridt sefcgclie AHaecoie eilis
oraeunebfne; fir bes aarse BfiGdu, ipcItcs
fyiiber Gieenthnn pes ocTtiorbeHen S'hiau'
giehI mar biibfHn
Ias itbr perisssne asntrafisrsn. nns |ner.
mert.t5tihHft, getssen an btr Gabsh.Gde upu
sRaribna aptnue sms @iarHi Canal, 0ans
ssafhnstpn, GinrinHatt, Chic.
Befnatcs 8rtndft beiiebi aus Vtunotinen'
fbuut nit ar0heu nflb inphernem Sinll uIto
sarouf befinSioen gntrrqebaueen. Bas 6utuo'
ifii6 bat cine GforIt bon e!ipd i75 snR an msdr'
ihnu Goeane nto eire zete ben etfua quo JnB.
unh II uneereeef tinien. - "a
TGsgieiafu Is Tseroe 7 glaHlfieL fftun 80
sSaaeR oerifieoener slrt. ole eu itre Ronlea..
Batfietns. .9ien', ,5daitts uHe 9oi5spdasr, 2rnps,
Grnes. aarreE. Bi5etes, aonlsnspagfn'
CsariuGs. gfabs5crorpeJ, cine 5snrfte gssdgen
4'citen urb beri1ssbtne 5am gaaaen eebcriae
artiCl: utrnitlieu III StnINteoe' nno taoaer'
fucrtftitte. Glippinos s4RaitiRe. 10 hopreiis
une einseines Getftst z susan.ss,6trrs |:
etue 8drtie 9ebsfro9nen nne Sei9, srcltes ~
Eerbinouna niii bcfoGiem Gti1dr eehrundt
rire: nebii osm enieH g9i1eu Sss 8rbans.
AIS gaH5ts nHs ais tiH IauieHoes gfieaft.
ere aiiie bon befaattn Nrtifeiu inHu erIaugt
tuerbeH iE 5sr abnpfaien-G ffics bon Gostbei,
sentientoru q 8ad, TN Union 1ruli'4ebauoe,
sscr spaneenbeta 4 ggansertesa im 9pelieH
Rntipualtanisc c3eouubs uus be'daies UtgeH.tnnt
fam aulgehen tperbeH an SoHnida, ben 10.
EItpber 1911. nnh GoHniaq, ben ~. IftossE
Il
lbr aadntiiidas.
FsIasie Nnaehoie usaHen fepurai ben gefrae
nnacbcn, Der s.fr boz Wrunaeiaeqtibum pebcira
friro, piuftlieblfn ben Ger5eiieruHeen, uHo ben
gttrag, Der 'iir BEN meii oes beacfeu 9tasE'
ibuHis aehoieu rpirb, einttltsbli6 Der quite Gll'
le 1eoingunaen: &ndC uu @eTsanfstuQe. 2er
tsauFer rnis bic EieuerH ubcrHehmeH. sabl5ar
im SuHi 1912, auf bas gulubeiqaihum.
RefdafR gneehots rnliiifH ON Die uHferaetdHes
ieR in SO. l520vI526 lluipu SrrltsBe bdube.
araeleieri sustnen on Cbet Dor ben ~. Estohet
1911 IfTi 10 lihr Wdffap$ Eie GHnahme oSr-
fglbeu If! ser 8sanintiana tes @egi&ts unieEs
pOrfca.
GEurfss 4 ecrrberar,
gsaibnn# art
afeeeibegs Ron Charles EteeI.
Eotrbed, Stntpubest & Qrrt linton Irufis
Eebhuec EeaHaenbsgs 4 SpGnaelcer2. Snette
pattouoIbonssyebanns. Errphiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

sOristrungsn trefftne fir bas giietmeri &c.
oen iebeR aHi.etsBetp Sut Der esrf&tehenea
q, rFSltSs ansss,sae non sS ac .ass ssfas ss
su stneu RlTuiie 81 SUB uei.li4 ppH 1porHsf
Apeuue. iuuuhaIb bes NFfrliis. wslper bic be-
tagie aeenue einf6.tsbf, BITE set9ss ton benz
rem spete. I'm oie eanSsn Soften eeE Eeluna
oer beiGlien aeenHe 81 besnbgen.
Esi ss befnleFsH bon Dem EirerteI Of tabItt
seLoies Der Gigni @ineiHHott, Siaat Ete:
Seiftou l. EaB uaf ieDeH anareHseroeA anb
aU'le beunen SUB ber eerfcsteoeneu braHbfiilde,
melte aHsrenseH Hlto GEftobsn an bic erfsrbts'
dcr glbeuuf bon sine Eirass bis su einem
inns1sa5 gFs S.s ss adfiis S' ''h eI1isbus ] % Ssi
SifsSfer oI gu5fit esrsIos stiseitsn
8nc1. nm bic aansea aofien Der 6eIuna se'aa.
Ter giocHHe an ts8aben, bic Senrfumntc pen
s09T7S5 Sefnpit .amme fcu cut dnrnaI toll
Ie,iiri tosresgt I'm be .sanssfsn g.. .s.
be be gtiprenfeiaSa ser befaGten gpe.
me nit Gel. uus ben 1iant nut oerfelteu su ls.
gen 3uh bic Gberilant non befa6ier anenns 81
iprsu.tIans aa str srtutRastn tHHtrsais sa Tis
tri.;s mir kishsy eeAafisr. eHzDHttttr. arlst'ssr
une SuptiHt,untnI spn tsfasttr Gtruattiuns.
ee;.,oa Sgs st' sssta,sam,, s.s ssT,ss.; sI. DE-;
psI&.u s, ebsHs.nsun.t enmms eHirlsei tsnsss
Der 70 suful,aitu S,lbssirss uue BON tsnss t3sis
sia, am bic sss'r ssa bsiasisr stlstsa'.iaas %
ON sstr Dor stm 20 Taes isls.rs et sns.
saltistn @sFirans ssist Mrseiatsea, ane sat pv
Rtiras soH btasi.m ASekmsui en etn EtsetsHas
bitter esEti'ilti rHs psn lem In iens Sa1tt tlus
gtfrasfE fptrbsH led stasH bic stsf4setnsn Grunes
hhtt, ris ebtn hdtristsn, gne BE eietHfesmet
ISa.n ben beiaetou aHstmsHf btnad,ti4tsst nab
pasftibt feI ient.iri ptfesn sttntp nst antns
wHstEtnlt folt.iirf lpefesn. uHt i'm Gslf fel1s
pablaBgen or ober boz esTn geHdHnisn TntliHt
Ht6i etmaG; nebtn 90 fea etf gtasisaneitrt az
benz Ftirsa rsH t,iaeitn NNttmsnts sint Gtre's
bon FAM HtSlsuf ntse 3sHffn bHiafaatn ben ben
Tost an, ntHH 'tlis bis su ben faes Der aats
lGnq, uHs tu gsitss hpn bsiaeisH nnbtisbiitH
aHttmtsts nhh su Efraf, uHt 3snisH, egta
an Zen eeunts Gaoi.pf ursifiiiri rsEbts nm spa
eu eE' has SitHas Eaeiifaf sasft anb ttr
0tstt stmes isldiiri ~ ntrbtn.
ss'iisH 3 3as p, eaeu, isslt. ben per Bah.
eiugtssn. sen btm Etas.seHasmsihr sin,@ o..
riH,n goHs tr,bitirt uertsH ssnsu. su hart str
Hansn bts Iisr,ts, pte estn be6risksa. trfsnni
H. nab Der BEN e:eeise&asmdss aaskssabii
utrhsn fsH eu' 3abIaHesaHipsifunesn tsH. ntih,
bon BEN TlrtetsF Of Nnblie Strsts, safsthtni
iutrptn agi etita efmiHsa neHs. une uns bic
Deiuna PES bsrtH setksr tdHritb,nsz TiEvfis
m bttrtiitn, nuh bic @sfesr IN tsiaatsm HsHt
isa.r ~ f.tnsm aneersn 3ws6s srnsnbss Dssesn.
$500 Guaorai garbs a so475,. s2gl Is
A1lisH Der anEelgfr. 1900
Gei4loffen an I Gffabfr 1911.
q O. Sunbm
1irsesSI OF Hubisg gerptre.
niisfi: 5Sba 3. gaennes, 0Isrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Der pprseididtlihe Wtemia in
SiiosMirifa.

Oi. @efhihte Der 0Olter bss
Shparaen grbtbeils 1T nod Elm fsbr
unbetannt.s @ebiet. 9as iit aud
leitt erflGrlih. neil 8Olter auf nisz
b.rer aultur, gu oensn bic afritanis
iten Stdmme in oiefsr 9infiht bod
ge3dblt tperben miifen. geihihtli4e
Nufseihnunsen ni6t 81 MAIDEN pile
aen. Die miinblihe lleberlieferung
bat infolsebefien einen erbobten Wsrtb
unb pirb aud bon ben europdiihen
Jorf6ern Defenders beriitiihtist.
Nbsr bic baburh erbultene aunbe lit
besreifliheripeiIe nod liidenbdft unb
penieer auDerldffis unb auBerbem
ipiro es seraume 3eit beanfpruhen,
Bis man 70 piel Muterial an lrabis
tioHsn ina1frito osfaumeI. lo5<u riro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
bub boraus sdIuHe auf a,Idi6tlias

buB baraus ShliiHe auf eeIhihtlibe
Vprgdnse seSpgen iperben tOnnen.
Wterttpiirbig genus, bat iih penisitens
in einem 5bsil BON Mfrifa - Meapps
ten nimmt felbitperitdnbIih cine beious.
bere Stellung Elm eine Siemlid
sroBe Mense BON 3eusen elmer porses
fdihtIihen 8ersansenrit sefunben,
namIid in Siibafrita, befen Ruinsn,
namentlih bic beriihmien bon 3ime
babDe. fhon 5iemli9 lanse Der Sez
aenitanb bon tiibnen Snpotbeien gene
Zen iinb. Run aber bat beionbers Der
Gneldnoer Sobnlon in Siibofrifa cine
iebr eroBe 3abl pon Steinserdtben
aeiammelt, bic einen @inblid in nod
dltere Soften seItotten.
Rad elmer jeBt non eSobnIon bas
riiber peroffentlihten Shrift fann
man in Subs 9lfrito cine llraeit= unb
aipei 9ruppen elmer oIteren Steinseit
unteriheiben. 9erdtbe, bic Der jim
geren SteinSeit in Guropa entiprshen
lpiirben, boben iih bisbr niht nahz
lpeiien loiien. Smmerbin fheint bic
llnteri6eiouns Der beiben fpGtersn
9ruppen nod niht eintponbfrei su
iein. Sic berubt nur barauf, baB Der
eine SbeiI Der Gerdtb. in iheinbar
GIteren, neil ttsferen Grbihihten ees
funDen tporoen lit. Ils beionbers
reid bat iid bic SodiIdhe um bic
sroBortigen 9iftoriafdlIs bes Sombefi
an oorgefhihtlichen ReIten befpdhrt.
Sberit 5ieloen, Der bort am meiiten ees
iammelt bat, lit su Der llebsr5eusuns
geldnst, baB bamals, oils bitie Ge=
rdtbe bon Menfhen ssihaffen ipurben,
bic grobe ShIuht unb Der WoIIerfal
beg Sambefi nod nitt beItouben bot
Sohnion oageaen lit in uebereinitimz
muns nit nod dnberen 5orihern Der
Meinuns. bab bic gittcriafdlIe alter
limb, als bieie Wenfhen, unb bdb bic
9erdthe iiberbaupt nid,t mehr an ibrer
urfpriinelihen Stelle lieoen, iorbern
bon benz bobereu 8eIInbe bortbin gss
ihfpemmt ipurben. sic iino bano9
nidt sun3 10 olt, Itammsn obsr bod
iDabrideinlid aus elmer nett 5uriidIiss
gsnosn 8srsanssnbsit. Die 2Oiung
Der Jrage pdre Elm betrddtIid.r Ct
ipinn, fails baburh genauer beittmmt
iperoen tOnnte, mann iih Die Sambeiis
SdlIe gsbiIoet baben, ob.r tpie lie i'm
2auf Der lestsn Subrtuuienoe peitsr
fortesI6ritten iinb. Bel ben Niogaras
fallen iino iolhe 5orI6ungen BON Srs
folg oeipsisn. QIs cine tpertbools unb
mertfpiirbige Gredn3una 3u isnen urs
alten Steingsrdtben iinb nod pi.lc
sgelienqsmGlbe m Sub 2lfri.a entz
bstt pprben, bsrsn9srfsrtiguns Jphns
fon ben Meuihen Der 5tpsitsn perioos
Der GItersn Stsinssit suihreibt. Die
WuIsrei,n finb rstt ungeitidt, inosm
nur bic umriiIs pber Die gun3.n 5igua
rem burh nebsneinanosreeieste punt'e
oargeitslIt iinb. Smmerbin ftnb Die
5bierseltaltsn, lin Die es iid msiit
hanoelt, redlt gut er.ennbor. geioHs
bers ous RbiupSerOs ipi.lt cine srpbs
nnIfp hnrfr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
Der ruffif6e Ratipnc

Der ruffif6e Ratioras
Iismus i'm 9eribts a |.
Disisr gass puroe Dor oem areisses
riht in Wtostau esgeR tinen WeoEn
lpsgen uutsri6Iugung psrbanosIt.
Der Staatsanpalt fubrte in isinem
8ortrag aus, ouB bic Jleigung gu llns
tsrihlagungen uHo unporii6tieem
llmeeben nit frsmbsm Giseutbum bsm
Ruiien i'm SIut lises. ia, bab es elm
Msrtmal Der ruiIiiten Ratur ii6ers
buupt iei. Gesbalb muifs man seraoe
aegsu bisiss lsbsl nit Defenders fhars
fen Uiittsln out6mpfsn. als Der
Stadtsunfpalt fab, bab Die 9eIdpores
nen laut ibren unipilsn bieriiber Gus
bsrtsn, iuhte sr iih Su Dsrbeffern unb
srtl1rte, sr babe nur Die ktannts uno
iprihp0rtlih geperoene rbreIts Rds
tur" bes RuiIen semeint. Der RuH.
Isi nun sinmoI niht 70 seuau tpie Der
9.utihe, uRo oaber ieien @erssben
eegsn bas Gigentbum cine alltdslihs
Griheinung. Ji.ie gerihtisuns
bate isbo6 nur ben sesentbeilisen grs
fpIg, srit.ns beasigt.n bic Geihpores
nsn ibren llnniIl.n sesen ben Staatss
anpalt baburd, bab lie ben anssilass
ten - freiipra6en, fern.r aber rsl6s
ten Fl. bel Dem 0orIisenben cine
aunbsebuns ses.n ben Staatsdnpolt
Elm, psil bieisr .bis nationals Muroe
unp bas patrioiii1e @efibI" Der 0es
iaporensn bel.ibist babe. Dos Der
haIten Der 9eihiporenen III tenn5eihz
neno fir bic rationale Gmpfinolihs
teit unb RsiSbortsit aeDiHer areiis. oi,
ibre nationaliitiite politii iOgar in
ben Gsrihtsiaal bineinirasen. Der bon
oem Staatsanpdlt pielleiht ni6i gang
aeIdidi ausgeiprohsne Geoante 1T in
anbern Morten Der, oab in RuBlanb
Der gesriff b.s Gisenibums iiberboupt
nod ptnis entiuid.lt 1T. Druuht man
ii6 boriiber au ipunbern BEL ein.m
Bolt, bas bis jeBi nod taum Gisenbss
Iis pon srOberm Mertb gebabt bct?
Die Rs9tsgeihibte aller 0oIier lebrt,
bab Der ShuB bes Gistntbums erit
beeonnen bat. nahbem man gum Pri@
pateisentbum iibersesansen mar, bab
aber bic GefeBe in Der llebersangs5eit
iih INNER burh befonbere Strense
ausasidneten. Sm olten Rom unb I'm
mitteloIterlihen Deut1hlaRp ipurbe
Der Diebftabl NIT oem 2ooe b.itrafi.
6dtte Der Staaisanpalt in Mostau
niht BON Der rame ou peuple, fonbern
BON benz Stanb Der Rshtsfultur ses
Iprohen. 10 pdre Is ridtiser getpeIen.
Gin Nsrtmal fir bic llniiherbeit bss
8eiises tros Gefesihuses 1T bic
SeIbftbilfe. SelbfbiIfe lit Derboten,
je b0ber iih bos RehisIeben zines
Nolfes enttpidelt, nm 10 tpeitsr ipirb
bieTer GunbomentalIab oussebsbnt
unb um 70 isIbltperft rftGnbliher ssbanbs
babt. GsIbhbi!is rs TN heusissn Rxbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
3n perfaafcn -8runbeisenttlu

gIm sp S--@icraen (Snnrstna) stndbritina
2 tltr tft Der Tag; ale bic iircerfdliften tnie.
frclfcuo an aiabInrn, WsCBrfgrL uHb Gaf
CTR. lsas gsaNet a5stfpsfnnal. aIic eieb'
ineiits beaabli: ipsnn Ste nnet ctrem Rarldlft
incben, 10 tcercen @ie iiberrnichi fein il5er orn
niehripen 9fefs; fleine Eiferieir iperoeu chcH'
fats aneenemuleft. grefap Hnft, III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
3m nermirtlcn3immer

Snbfd m5bItrtes 81 nj rer fir ciusH
gprgnuiac. l5,ib
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3 belle Simmer I'm l. Stcf- $500.
BIO. 22 Gii i3. Gtr. ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

9entf@e s2af6fraH fu6f arbsii far
asaffsa oeer SanEreiHteen. 81 CT &c.
efi6gn Mbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

lamb on Der Sasesorbnuns. pferb.=
biebe perben BON Der Oemsinoe. in Der
iie ergriffen perben, iurserbonb ess
bGust, bic Sahtpate, ginbeimiunsen
milbe gsnannt, Der Douern tperbsn
Iieb.r burh banbfeIte Outsfnehte uls
prosefie esrsgsIt. Dieien Rebtssus
itonb pa! ipobl aun MIR Der notioHas
liitifh mibperitanbene Stnufsannnlt
harctieriiiren molten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

pdmaG Ter pber gufbsImau in giHem aun.
5efftas.ber4aaesn. 7lS 9lm Gh.
i1-t3s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
637 Sine Straie.
0ru6iamclt

isber Art In neun@T uHe eneItf6er gpraAs
hlr BelnhtlSieuts, Bereine etr. uebexfetunosn
ipsresn auf Asunf6 bdorot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

Rihter: .Sie boben erf neulih
tpegen tbdtlibsr Beleibigung 90 Wnrf
in bic NrmentaTe 3obIen miiffen. unb
beute finb sic Idon ipieber rpegen eis
ner Obrfeise angeiIoet!-
.Jd, 6err MmtSriMter - iG bin
taI. M nal fs'n 0obItbassr!-
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Ha perfanfen8duIer.

Seute (Srettde) Nnmmittda iirt 3
ilbr Ro 1734 HdpnliIlcr Ctr, iiabe ssiiinlnb
2sii6diees Arid. b 3tmmer; toftcte nber
$4,000: $1,000 uoer tpentger falfen ndhelee.
Grefnp, Anft. III
Po.b qopIur CTR, nabr anbn. 3sftodts
pes Nrid Ii, isIaiS: ole inubernen geaueiis
fictffiten: fcftefe iibsr $4,000 5n baneil
Sc 500 oofr frcHiger fuIien haieIbe nuf ssiiis
lion mloniaa AcbulIffaa il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

The completion of the new Toggery
Shop at the close of 1911 marks a
mercantile event In this city which
demonstrates a remarkable growth
due to progressive methods in retail
ing. The Toggery firm, which was re-
Gently incorporated, is in charge of
Dave r. Yantis and AL. e. Hurst. Both
men are we'll known in the mercantile
life of the Capital City.
The modern ideas utilized in the ar
rangement of this ideal shopping place
were CLEANED from various sources
during Mr. Hurst's five years employ
ment as store equipment and fixture
editor with the Root Newspaper Asso-
citation of st. Louis. These were
worked out in detail by Architect Geo.
M Post, with construction work placed
by Wechter G. Wood.
Every detail was carefully consid-
cred from the standpoint of efficiency
and better service to the customer.
This combination of modern ideas
complete a store which is conceded by
travelling men and others, who are
competent judges, as one of the most
modern in the entire West
The Modern Ideas.
A synopsis of the modern construc-
tion ideas in which the store differs
are as follows:
First the show window glass is set
In brass metal bar strips, this prevents
the windows from frosting and sweat
ing by ventilating process, thereby
eliminating an evil which often rem
ders displays useless in cold weather.
The vestibule is of tile, with the
store name and monogram worked out
in contrasting colors. This decora-
tive scheme, harmonizing with the, win
dow base, which is of beautiful Ped
rora onyx In brown veins. This onyx
is mined In lower California.
Two Clipped jewel electric signs set
at the top of the window glass con-
struction are used on either side of
the vestibule entrance, the upper por-
tion of the front is equipped with
prism light construction to transmit
daylight into the interior.
The Window Background.
The window background is arranged
in loaded glass and wooden panels,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

which are detachable, permitting un-
limited decorative treatment, as well
as affording access to any portion of
the display without disturbing the re-
mainder. This is an item of great inn
portance, as much merchandise at the
present time is sold through the show
windows.
The ceiling of the window is of chip
ped glass instead of wood as is usu-
ally employed This scheme gives
more daylight with the vestibule and
hack portion of the window, as well as
more decorative high-class finish.
Recedlng Awning.
Another modern idea, which is the
first Of its kind on the coast, is the re-
ceding awning This is unique, in the
fact that it is operated from the inte-
rior of the store, and the cloth roll
which Is protected from the weather
by wooden canopy, is all that is seen
from the exterior yivew of the build
ing, thereby eliminating all unsightly
rods, which often mar the appearance
Of an otherwise modern front This
awning may be let down to any length
desired and the close is always taut.
The Interior.
Many improvements of a modern ma
ture have been installed in the interi-
or Of this high-class shop, namely
liberal use of mirrors, counter cases,
lavatory, balcony with skylight, base
ment for reserve stock, also enlarging
the cleaning and pressing department,
where the Hoffman steam pressing
machine is used, the only one of it's
kind in the city. This store now runs
from Commercial street to the alley,
occupying a total floor space of 1866
square feet.
This firm now employs the services
of nine men, not counting the Toggery
Bird, which is worthy Of mention, in
the fact that this publicity stunt,
which has been used less than 12
weeks, is known to practically every
man, woman and child in Salem and
vicinity His cut is used in the news
napers, show cards, picture slides. in
fact every kind of publicity employed
by the Toggery. This gives publicity
which is effective, in the fact that 1t is
different
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRY
FOR THREE GENERATIONS

The Thomas Kay wooden mills are
the successors of one of the oldest
industries in the Willamette valley.
Several generations of the Kay fam
lily have devoted their lives to wooden
manufacture. Thomas Kay, Sr., who
built the Salem mills also established
and conducted wooden mills at
Brownsville and other places. The
natural combination of climate, wa
terpower and production of raw ma
terial make the Willamette valley
splendid location for this industry.
The Salem woolen mills, under the
management of Thomas B. Kay, the
present state treasurer of Oregon,
have enjoyed almost constant growth
and prosperity. Mr.. Kay personally
buys the various grades of wool that
are worked up in his plant in Salem
and another wooden mill at Eugene.
The products of these mills have
large sale in Oregon; but by far the
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greatest amount of the blankets, suit
ings for men and women, shawls and
robes are shipped to New York and
San Francisco and other large distrib-
uting centers. A large quantity of
mems and women's clothing are man
ufactured from the Salem woolen
mills products and sold in large re-
tail establishments at Salem, Port
land, Grants Pass and other cities in
Oregon. The demand for Made in
Oregon" products from the Oregon
wooden mills is steadily increasing. 1t
is the pride Of the men and women
in Oregon to be dressed and to sleep
under bedding made In Oregon mills
and grown on the backs Of Oregon
sheep. This feeling and this pride in
state industries has always been fos-
tered by Mr.. Kay and he is one Of
the staunchest advocates and best liv-
ing examples of the successful Oregon
industry.
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First Congregational.

Corner Center and Liberty streets;
preaching by Rev. P. S. Knight, at IL
o'clock a. M; Sunday school at 10 =.
M; Y. P. s. c. e. at $50 p. m. There
will be sacred concert given by
the choir with assistance by outside
talent at 1880 in the evening. The
program in full is printed in another
column.
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Christian Science.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
440 Chemeketa street. Services: Sun
day at IL a. nj. Subject of lesson
sermon: Christian Science" Sun
day school at 10 a, m Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 1880
O'Clock, Reading room in the church
open each afternoon except Sunday.
All are cordially invited.
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sermon at IL a. m. Endeavor at 8 D.
m. z. P. s. c. q. at p. m. Evening
sermon at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Friends
Corner Highland avenue and Elm
street N. Blanche Ford, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. N. Meeting
at 3 p. m. Y. P. S. G. q at 7 D. m.
Evening service at 8 O'Clock. Pray
er meeting Thursday evening at 8
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Jason Lee memorial M. e.

Corner Of North Winter and Jef-
ferson streets. w. C. Stewart, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m, G..
w. Roberts, superintendent. Epworth
League at p. m. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
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Unitarian.

Corner Chemeketa and Cottage
streets. Rev j. A. Cruzan, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Public
worship at II o'clock, Mr., Cruzan's
sermon will be appropriate for the
old year. Subject, Successful Fail
ure," No evening service.
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K x X X X X x X X 4 x X X X 4
: CHURCH SERVICES.
First Methodist Episcopal.

Corner Church and State streets.
Richard N, Avison, d. d., minister.
1915 a. m, morning prayer; leader.
1880 a. M, sermon. First Things
First" 10 M, class meetings in thu
audience room. 10 m, Sunday school
in the lecture room, superintendent,
f. s. Gilbert, $3.50 p. M, DR.. w. #.
Knox, of Portland will address the
Y, NJ. c. A. Mems Meeting; subject,
Sex and Health 1880 p. m. to 12
M. watch night service. Regular
evening service The organ prelude,
Prof. r. S. Roberts. Music by the
choir Sermon, "The Master Passion
of Great Soul Young Peoples
hour Reasoning from Blessed
Present to Glorious Future Mr.
f. Hall Reeves, presiding. Hour Of
reading and song. Vocal solo, MAJ
areth," Gounod, Prof, Robert G.
Walsh Pantomine. Nearer My God,
to Thee" Reading: (a) Sermon"
Jefferson; Oh Ring out the Old,
Ring in the New" Tennyson, Prof.
Elverton f. Biddle. Pantomlne,
America" Mrs. Gladys S. Hender-
son. Good Fellowship" by the Mar
ion Lawrence class, Devotional hour
"A Farewell and a Welcome" Hap
py New Year. Goodbye Old Year:
Thy death has taught me how the
moments fly, What is my life but
borrowed breath? Goodbye, good
bye
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First Presbyterian,

Church street, between Chemeketa
and Center streets. Rev. H. T. Bah
cock, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Morning services at IL o'clock.
Evening service at 7:3 Oo'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
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United Eyaneelical.

Cottage street, near Center. G. L.
Lowell, pastor. Divine worship and
preaching at II a. m. and p. m;
Sunday school at 10 a. M; Christian
Endeavor at ,, M; w. A. Baker.
leader; prayer meeting at o'clock
on Thursday evening.
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rirat ChrIstInn.

Corner Of High and Center streets.
d. Errett, pastor. Preaching hours
IL a. m. and s p. m. Bible school at
.9:45 a. M, DR.. H. G. Epley, superin-
tendent. Christian Endeavor at GAS
p. m, Miss Ida Marshall, president.
Special music morning and evening.
The public cordially invited and well
come.
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What is the use of sucking filthy
roll of tobacco called cigar, anyhow?
Be cleani
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All are cordially welcome. There
will be no evening service.
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Chemeketa and Church streets.
Rev Barr G. Lee, rector, Sunday af-
ter Christmas. Holy Communion,
1880 a. M; Sunday school, 10 a. m;
morning prayer with sermon, II a m.
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