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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
Por Rath HeppNsr SwGl"c.

Tcdcs los kindergartens tienen una
caracteristica conun: el respeto que
muestran los ninos por los derechos
individualeS de los otros. Donde sc
reuncn tantoS ninos pequenos dehe ha-
Der leycs que gobiernen Y obediencia
Il cstas leyes.
En- el kindergarten ideal estas leycS
son mas que hcchos sentlmlentos. Los
ninos Sc acostumbran Il respetarlas Y
obedecerlas cspontaneamente. cast III
conscienuementc. Asi aun cuando sean
de cuatro y cinco amos pueden ser dirt
gidcs en- una relacion recta hacia indi-
viduos de su cdad. cPuedc haber al
20 mas Importance?
TodoS los ninos no rivcr cerca de
IN kindergarten pero todos tienen com
paneros de juego. Una madre dis
crcta debc estableccr prontamente Ia
ley dc las buenas relaciones entire los
| ninos QUE iueguen en- Su casa. Aun
una madre muy ocupada con Il pala-
bra de vez e. cuando puede impartlr
| ~ciertas sentimientos por los derechos
de los otros Y este. n vez ganando,
no Sc pcrdera en- toda la vida.
FL Kindergarten es Ia mas Gemocra-
tica de las instituciones. Los nlnos
no s.enten distincioncs de classes. En-
efecto. no hay ningunas en- ell mundo
de los tres amos dc edad. Nj Felipe
iuega tan gozosamente con ell chlqul-
10 de la sirvienta en- la p%roXinIa puer-
ia. como 10 hace cor ell hijo de mi me-
ior amiga. La cscue!a publica del
| kindergarten es particularmente IN
tereSanre q causa de que todaS las cia-
ses Sc mczclan l;bremente y, sin en-
barge. no tienen conoclmIento de clio.
Cada pequena individuaiidad contrl-
buve con u tendencias personaleS ha-
cha la formation del conjanto. Una
falta puede servir Il tan gran propo-
sito como una virtud y ambas como eS-
peio en- que Ell niho Sc yea q 81 nl!smo.
Bajo Ia guia tic la maestro vera dis
~crctaTicntc.
Los ninos pronto ]aprenden = amar Ia
calma del kindergarten y Sc acostum-
bran ~u.tosos Il Ia Influenza del es-
piritu Que en- 81 domino: Ia negacion
de nuestros deseos. cuando es asl con-
veniente al bien de los demas.
En- ninguna parte del hogan puede
haber Ia intima supcrvigilancia que
en- ell kindergarten y algunas veccs
Uera = ser una n~ecesidad ell empleo del
sistema de elimination. 81 listed cS
bastante afortunada para vlvlr entire
genie de su clasc, donde todoS los nj
nos del vecindario sc crlan similar
mentc. con probabilidad no tendra
que resolver serios problemas. Pero
81 listed vive Ell IN ~Vecindarlo cosmo-
polita Y hav IN muchacho mayor con
ma!as tendencias manifiestas. el paso
mas SECURE es alentarlo q que ousque
companeros de juego entire los de 81
edad. Debe negarsele ell contacto con
ninos de tres q seiS amos. 81 por 81
c~ontrario viene q 81 puerta IN nlno
que ha tenido menos oportunldaces
que el suyo propio para ~desarrol!@rse
en- un medic convenience, eS clertamen
te un privilegio hacerlo entrar, por,
que pronto princiPiara a p~rosperar
baio las nunvas infiuencias. 81 listed
tiene bastante tempo ~disponible. co.
ne ta..tos ninos como pueda. Inspec-
cionelos V en- lugsr dc delar!os que
crezcan entire las flores, ehm;nclos.
Sea listed misna n participants
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

Una de las Industries americans
que Sc han risto mas honda y gra-
vemente perjudicadas por la epide
mia dc la influenza espanola, que tan
rapidamente Sc ha extendido por cast
TODD ell pals, ha sido sin duda alguna
Ia cinematografica.
Segun publicacioaes que las mas
impcrrantes entire las casas produc-
toras dc peliculas cinematograficas
han hecho en- New York Y repartido
Dor TODD eli territorio americana, su
industrial atraviesa por una crisis tan
grave, que puede r~esolverse. 81 la 81
tuaci6n no meiora en- breve, por IN
cimpleto a~cabamiento.
La influenza espanola, ha puesto
en- las mismas fronteras de la ruina.
q una de las mas prosperaS industrias
entire las mil que 0 e! m~aravilloso
resultado del prodigio de actividad
de esta gran muchedumbre incansa-
Bile.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
DARA CLASSES.

E. professor de mlsica Gabino Cal
deron. que ha ten:do ell cargo de Ii
rector De ia orquesta del Tear-o Ma
cionai, nos avisa Que ha establec!do
ea Ia casa 1913 de Ia Gale ". HouS,
ten, una academia en- IA cual da cla-
ses de guitarra. mandoli7a, violin
piano Y de Solfeo
FL mercioHado mlsiCo meyicano
cucnta va con TN buen numero de q
iumnos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

Cuando necesitc iibros en- espanoi
dirijase a Ignacio {. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
GALENO ENFERMO

e Or don Salome Cara Aid&pe Sc
halla rec!u!Go e. sus habitacioneS
desde hGye tres dias, = causa de estar
sufriendo de un atGque de gr;ppa
FL estado del ~paciente habia me-
mUcho aver. y es muy proba-
de que manGaa pueda va el galeno
volvcr al eiercicio de su profession
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28

81 Gesoycoiiu dc bperaS rc!aciomcS deS-
dc Fl cOnlieu:o.-LG consldsTdct0a
Ct dcs0itere& . ctrcS tirtudeS So
ciotcs SON mas efectiramente a.
prendidas por los nidos cW0ndo sc
les cuseIu en- grapes dc Su Prcpto
chase.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-28
f! cierrc de les Cines.

El case es tan grave, que las casas
proGuctcras de peliculas quieren une
ilegue IL conccimiento del pubilco
americana. que es quien mas interes
debe de poner en- la defensa de a!go
que constituye la lnica diversion ba-
rata. a la vez que el mas practice
medic cultural y ell mas 'moderno Y
espiritua! V s~encillo a Ia par de los
p1blicos entretenim!entoS.
La epidemic, dicen, ha hecho que
Sc ~cicrren del setenta y cInco a!
ocncata por ciento de los cinemato-
grafos de los Estados Unidos. que Sc
cuentan por mill2res.
En- New England, en- Pe%nsilvannia,
ell Ohio. Ell Illinois. eli Indiana. Ell
Iowa. CT Nebraska, en- Mississippi. en-
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale Miscellaneous Do You Want To Buy
 Lumber Cheap? Here Is Your Chance

so Bchs g" Lath. q 20c per bunch. 215 Bchs. 4S" Lath e 25c per bunch. 50 Bchs. Short Count Redwood Shingles d 90c per bunch.
 2000 it. 1X4 Native Common @215c per foot.
 SS pes. 4x4 Rough o. P. F to 2O @212c per foot.
 76 pcs 3x4 Rough o. P. F to 20 @212c per foot.
 pes. Sx12 Rough o. P. F to 1S' q2 12c per foot.
 3l pcs. 2X3 & 2x4 o. P. F to 26' @212c per foot
 F pes. 6x6 Rough 0. P. F to 2f 42ac per. foot
 piece 3xS-14 Rgh d. P. @212c per foot
 4 pcs. 4x6 Rough o. P. 10 to 24 02lac per foot.
 42 pcs. 2x6 Rough O. P. 10 to 2S 4212c per foot.
 23 pcs. 2xS Rough o. ?. 10 to 22' e 12c per foot.
 S2 pcs. 2X10 Rough o. P. 10 to 26' Q2 12c per foot.
 69 pcs. 2x12 Rough o. P. s to 1S' e 32c per foot.
 Above stock is rejects from No. 1 1 Common Oregon Pine ana is good value. If you want any of this stoch come in or phone quick. as it is sub Ject to prior sale and will not last long.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
40 Acre Snap

Highly improved forty acres located just west of Grand avenue on the Mari copa road. This place is ideally To- cated for a home. and in a choice neighborhood. The house carries s1200 insurance, and the place is we'll fenced. If you are looking for a real snap look this over. If you Wish to make safe investment do not fail to see this forty, as we can lease. it for you at so to S35 per acre per year for two to five wears. Plenty of shade, ditches in good shape and planted to cotton this season. This place can be handled on S2. 300 cash and 5000 three years at s per cent, while $4,500 carries six per cent interest. owner refused $500 per acre less than six months ago. Priced for a short time only. s10,000. Be sure and see
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale Miscellaneous


 WANT TO BUY-Now a short eX- planation. FIRST, my cash can pur- chase new goods as cheap as any store in Phoenix. and-No store here can live without 40 or 50 per cent advance over first cost. 3rd-After YOU use fur niture, the value is diminished. 4th- Now when selling Cor you fool auction buyers when bidding,) first deduct this 'per cent" now added to wholesale price, then estimate what this wear and tear detracts in values. and the market price of your goods is appar- ent. I don't expect your goods for nothing. am perfectly willing and glad 10 pay so that I realize a fair profit In selling, I say this No store in Ariz keeps the asst. or stock that Ford does and believe me no man undersells me
 Phone 1716
 FORD'S STORES, 220-224 E. Wash. St
 I6
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
McArahun' Brothers

MCARTHUR BRS- IS PIT .. .. . Central Ave. and Madison Street.
 Phone 4S21. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale-Automobiles
lRanc[hers!

We have continued our Car for Cot ton sale, during which time We will accept all kinds of farm produce for used cars and allow the highest market in today and trade.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
SUBDIVISION SALE

SUBDIVISION SALE
 Subdivision sale of eighty acres on Old Yuma road at Tolleson, ten miles west of Phoenix; thriving suburb, with gin, mercantile stores, churches, schools, etc, on main highway, with frequent stages.
 Good soil and "A' water
 This tract is cheap as a whole at two hundred per acre, but is subdiVided in to five acre lots at the same price in order to meet the demand for small acreage and country home purposes chicken ranches. small dairies, etc. One of the features is especially good drinking water.
 This location, soil and water meets every requirement. for small acreage and suburban home purposes, and will last but few days at the price and terms
 s200 per acre; $50 per acre cash, balance one, two and three years.
 H. A. SMITH
 Room 201, 2 No. Central Ave. TelephOne 1922 If
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Lul&!her IBargaia@

1 Acre-Good Groom house. This is a country home in first-class condition S3,0O0; half cash.-7.
 , Acres in peaches, apricots, figs, plums and grapes. Good broom frame house. only 5000. $1,OOO cash.-16. 40 Acres-No Johnson grass; $25o an acre: s, 900 cash.-300.
 80 Acres-Good water; $J0 an acre. Part cash.-14.
 We have many other good farms.
 BERT F. HAHN WITH
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no N. Central Ave. Phone 170S. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale or Exchange

PHOENIX, FOR TRADE FOR AUTO Lot 6, Block NJ, University Add, clear, want small four passenger car. CASA GRANDE FARMS & DENEL-
 OPMENT co. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Bulataaam & Mello@@
8 West Adams St.

FOR SALE BY OWNER so acre ranch and farming imple- ments.
 l9 head young ewes, all bred. 1 work horses. ? young mules. Milk route in Glendale and equip ment F mi. E.. F mi So. of Glendale.
 C. F. RICE, Phone 112J2 cu
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Luther Bargains

1h acres, s room house, on car line, close in. S2400. $700
 room house, East Culver. on car line. fine location. Only 5000. $500 cash.
 j room brick, east of high school, two blocks of car line. $2S00. $500 cash. 5S acres, sandy loam soil near school, best of location. Only S190 per acre. This is fine piece of land. / 40 acres, room house, near North Center miles north, good barn and outbuildings. $325 per acre.
 70 acres, near car line, in alfalfa at $500 per acre
 SEE, MCDANIEL
 LUTHER REALTY co. l10 N. Center Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Lady or Gentlemen

Can double your money by invest ing in all or any part of 140 acres To- cated in Paradise Valley close to Scottsdale and belongs to a lady ir California who must sell. This land is very level, is the finest of soil all fenced and partly cleared. This land is worth $50 per acre but can be bought for $2S per acre. See FRED A. DIB- BLE exclusive agent. With GRIFFIN. ALONE" 11S N. First Ave. Phone 10g3 =
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Rent=HOuSes

FOR RENT-4 nice unfurnished rooms, electric lights. on Indian ear line, corner osborn road and Third street. Inquire for Mir J. A. Thomr- son. GI
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Frank E. Bellaaav
21 North First Ave.

21 North First I've. It CAN LOCATE YOU on 320 acres, also on a 160 acres, 2S and 30 feet to water, northeast of Casa Grande. Big gest snap in Arizona. Grazing land sold for $100.00 per acre This No. 1 lana, inquire Fred Thor. Casa Grande, AriZ
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Dwight B. Heard
Center and Adams

Center and Adams bI
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
w AR

Is over; let me build or sell you home; several strictly modern houses from 5000 to $5.500; easy terms. Two new bungalows. $500. E. P. Putney, general contractor. Phone S26i If
 A HOME WITH AN INCOME
 A double brick house, f rooms and bath in each side modern in every re- spect large corner lot, good shade; suburban; close to street car; live in one side, rent the other. Price $3,30O; easy terms. Tolleson Land & Cattle Co.,, los N Central Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale-Real Estate

For Sale-Real Estate
 SEE US If you want to buy or sell a city home, a large or small ranch or business, we have several furnished apartments for rent, d good dairy ranch for lease some bargains in Deer and Paradise valley lands, that will make you some money, Phone 3539 Phoenix Realty Exchange.
 AS West Washington St. bp
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 PURE SOFT WATER
 BEST SANDY LOAN SOH.
 ENDORSEMENTS 320 A., 90 ft. to water, S4 per A. 160 A.. big well, cabin, SS per A. 160 A., close in, at s5 per A.
 'DEEDED LAND
 640 A.. miles to station; fine, level land. only BIO per A.
 1000 A., near Cotton City. at s40.00, with improvements worth S15000.00. 320 A. highly improved $20,000.00. Improvements are worth the price. We have anything you want in land at $l0O per acre and up.
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. lst Ave. Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Auctions
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AUCTION SALE of bicycles. Mon day. Dec. 23. at 10 a. m. at City Hall Plaza. By Chief Of Police Geo, O. Bris- I,cfs do
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALELFord touring car. 1918 model. in first class condition, new top. plate glass windows, seat covers, shock absorbers. gas, gauge. Mrs. F. A. Staf- ford. 8 ". Holly St. Phone AZ tf
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18

BARGAIN-$65OO HOME-BARGAIN
 Sacrificed for s4450. Terms. You will miss the best buy in your life if you don't see this 9-room, modern, double house. Built with heavy walls and high foundation, corner lot in heart OI city. City's best rental of it's size. Can take in more than $100 per month by renting rooms. A safe investment and income property. SiXty-eight per cent of it's value and easy terms. Complete furniture goes with place, if taken at once. See my agents. 17 West Adams. or , North First Ave bp
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Dwight B. Heard

FOR SALE-Six room pebble dash furnished $6OO000. A snap. Imme- diate possession. Phone 1921. office. If
 , ROOM UNPAINTED HOUSE, I lots. 52lzX10112. corner. on carline in Glendale. Splendid investment. $500 takes all. Possibly terms. owner. Box 291. Glendale. 12-ds
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18

I SELL SPARKS BROS. fruit trees A. E. Earll. Phone 29J12. 1t 45 CALIBRE automatic pistol, also holster and four clips for $2O.O0. Phone 3121. II FOR SALE-Good canary bird, fine songster 716 w. Jefferson. dd PIANOS, PLAYERS, PHONOGRAPHS Will give you a liberal allowance on your old piano or player on a new piano, player or phonograph. Balance easy terms. Kerr and Smalley Music Co. IA w. Washington. Phone 30S6 It FOR SALE-Oranges $3.5O per box. Corner Park and Comeback. dg FOR SALE-A set of hand painted dishes. never been used; would make a beaut tul Christmas present. Phone 41S6. ds
 THE RIVERSIDE NURSERY
 Will receive a car of stock from Cal ifornia about Jan. 6, containing rose bushes, ornamental shrubs, vines, etc. which, with our home grown rose bushes and trees will make our stoca complete. We will open salesyard at
 NORTH CENTRAL AVE, Jan. 1.
 Nursery Phone 43J2 If FOR SALE-Cheap lot of folding chairs. Inquire Hip Theater. br FOR SALE-New Underwood type writer, $35. POS W. Washington St. br FOR SALE-Cheap oil stove and oven. I'll E. Wash. br FOR SALE-Milk bottles. Phone l6-R-2. dd FOR SALE-La Sale university law course; 5000 course for $35. Box I3D, Republican. bp ALWAYS a little better and little cheaper. When you buy your suit. hat or shoes at Ballsun's, 31 w. Washing ton. Kress 510c store opposite us. 1 b 1 HUMPHREY instant water heater ] No, s, used , months, $25; gas range, 3-burner top, cabinet oven, extra de- tached oven, Sl5; fireless cooker, 1 single compartment, aluminium, new, s15. 125 N. Eleventh ave. Phone 4S60.
 hr TWO TRAILERS, Page wire, barb- ed wire, TOO gal. tank, cultivator, har- row. We buy furniture, stoves, cloth ing, shoes, harness and anything of value. Pay the highest price. C. H Price, Auctioneer, 1st Ave. and Jeff ferson. Phone 3093 ds FOR SALE FURNITURE = Iron bedstead, rag rug and other house. hold goods. These goods are like new. See them at BIO North Third street If AUTO, Overland for two; $199. 91z l Grand Avenue br
 WOOD
 Dry pine slabs; delivered. 2i5 S Sixth st. Phone S229 Ii TEXAS S-GROWN red rustproof seed oats. Phoenix Flour Mills, Van Buren k and Ninth sts. t
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18

Waiving our heretofote all cash selling policy offering to limited number very liberal and fair proposition which enables you to purchase Avery tractor Avery tractor tools farming equipment the easiest possible terms-never before offered inc farmer of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
Amcfioa Sale
DEC. 2OTH

FRIDAY. DEG. 10TH ONE MILE WEST. F MILE SOUTH
 OF MESA CITY
 COMMENCING AT 1:30 P. M. Having leased my ranch, l will sell at auction the following personal prop erty:
 9 head fine Holstein milk cows, ] Holstein bull. Holstein heilers' head shoats. weight so lbs. each; l work and driving mare.
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS; l riding cultivator nearly new, l border disc. moving machine ] sulky rake, , sets double work harness, , two-section harrows, 1 low wheel farm wagon with platform, 1 stirring blow, 1 light wagon 1 lister, 1 one horse drill, 1 Georgia stock, : tons alfalfa hay in stack and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of sale All sums of S1OOOO and under. cash: over that amount a credit of six months will be given, pug chaser giving approved 10 per cent note, two per cent off for cash.
 l. C. HIGGINS, owner
 C. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 L. q. GALLAND, Clerk
 office MOnihan Building, Room ;,
 Phone 1910 dS
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18

BROOM apartment. nicely f- nished, close in; no sick or child POI F. Mckinley
Arizona republican., 1918-12-18
For Rent-Apartments

DESIRABLE furnished apartments 235 F.. Monroe st. d-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-29
AUSTRALIANS TAKE four TOWNS
BYNG'S TROOPS CAPTURE C|NCHY
BAPAUNE AND CU|LLENONT FALL
Allies Sweep Ahead Capturing Many Strong Positions And
Others Are Doomed -Hndenburg Unable To Check The
Tremendous Force OF DriNe.--French And Americans
Strike Eastward From The Ailette And Approach The
Chemin Des Danes. Dead Outnumber Prisoners.
By Lowell Mellett

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
With The British Armies In France, Aug. 29.-Aus-
traian troops have captured Fuelers Herbecour Asse
vers and Beloy, and within three miles of the
important Somme Bridge south of Peronne.
Byngs troops this morning took Ginchy, an import
ant high point south of Bapaume
(Feuilers is on the south bank Of the Somme, four
miles west of Peronne, Herbecouit is mile and half
south of Merbecourt Beoy is mile and half south
west of Assevilers).
At noon the Australians were about three miles from
the Brie bridge south of Peronne
The German dead west of Bullecourt probably out
number the prisoners taken in that vicinity
The British adbance has been so rapid that moppng
up parties kept busy cleaning out enemy nests with
grenades and bombs
The Canadians are within about mile of Bulecourt
Ia mile and half southeast of CrOiseles) and Hende
court 1.-TWO miles east of Croiseles).
The spent the night cleaning out mess of dugouts
and pockets filled in by the Germans including the
famous 1000 yard concrete tunnel running from Bule
,eurt to the Sensee riber.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-29
Soldier Runs Amuck;
Three Deaths Result

Camp Fremont, Cal, Aug. 90. The
third victim Of the Camp Fremont
tragedy for which Sergeant Marvin
Williamson is held responsible, was
dead here today.
Private Clarence Essex whom William
son attacked with an Ak, died yester
day. Williamson will be turned over
to civil authorities for trial on d charge
of murder, Officers believe. Major
Josiah Kemp is conducting a military
investigation to determine what will
be done.
W,.-amson, under arrest, was chop.
ping wood late Tuesday when he sud.
denly struck dawn Essex, his guard,
with an ax, seized the guards pistol
and shot Miss Lucillc Warren. Of Port.
land, Ore killed Private Lloyd Jewel,
another prisoner, who tried to stop bin
and then shot himself Williamson ~
not seriously hurt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-29
SALEM HAD FACTORIES 5
IN THE DAYS OF old
In Late Sixties Was Manufac-
turing Center Of The
Northwest.

While Salem IA not much OF 4 manu-
featuring center today. the time was
when II was tho manufacturing center
Of the northwest, This was tho time
when Salem aud Marion county had a
larger representation IN thr Oregon
House Of Representatives than Port
land
n was IN the late G0s that Salem
had the prospects Of being manu-
featuring center. There was the water
from the mill race running north a.
bout the same as OF present And from
North mill creek water power was TAX
en for several flourishiug factories.
From manufacturing town with nine
flourishing factories IN the late 60is.
Salem can nov boast Of but one, the
Kay W00len mills.
On the north water power, there was
the Wan sash and door factory, located
/ q little south Of whore Center street
crosses Mll creek, The next down tho
creek, was chair factory al the pres
ent Ben Taylor home. Facing On High
street and on Min creek there was a
ltannery owned by A. Strong The sash
aud door factory Of Ferguson and Reed
was just north Of the bridge that cross.
es North Liberty street and Broadway.
The Willamette Wooden Manufacturing
Co.. mill stood just vest Of the old
brick store room on Broadway and
Mill creek.
From the power on the south Min
creek there was the Pioneer Linseed
oil factory, owned BY Holman and Son
Their location then Is the present sito
Of the Kay Wooden Mills. Just west OF
Cottage street as il crosses the mill
race was the Sam Adolph brewery
which took is power from big wheel
in the mill race The next factory 0a
the way down the mill race was the Old
agricultural works owned hy A. Meyers
at the corner Of High and Trade streets,
Mr. Meyers was the senin-low Of La
felh who invented the turbine wheel,
according to q local authority, and u
vas the intention 70 manufacture tho
wheel here. just before the mill race
run into the river was the Old Kinney
floufing mill on Tfaau street, part OF
which was burned a few years ago.
The decline in the manufacturing ia.
lterests " Salem, the local authority
claims, vas due 10 the advent Of tho
railroad aud also the establishing Of
several wooden mills 10 the valley Bat
Ia was the railroad that Killed the man-
nfaesufe 81 Agricultural implements,
buggies and wagons. The business in
this line WAS most floufishiag, but tbs
eastern factories shipped in large
amounts aud with the reduced prices,
this special line Of manufacture IN the
valley soon went to the wall.