The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-08
Ore9On's Prosperity
Your Opportunity

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III PROSPERITY always follows period OF de-
n preston Our postwar period of uncertainty
II and re-adjustment is about passed. Economists
III and business critics agree that conditions Will
III improve in the future.
III For new industry it is far more logical
III and profitable to organize during the low period
II and then ride the wave of prosperity through
Il the period of high activity, than to wait until
the crest of prosperity is reached and then Strug-
/ gle thru the inevitable decline, with the ever
/ present danger of being SmOthered in the break
/ ers. Therefore the COLUMBIA TIRE COR
H PORATION of Oregon will be ready for oper-
alton when conditions normal and good
The location of the COLUMBIA TIRE COR
PORATION is unsurpassed; its market over
$18O,OOO, 100000 in Western tire business; its
raw materials at hand. The other thing
necessary-its MANAGEMENT.
1t is not much to say that this new enter
prise headed by the following men, thoroughly
familiar with their undertaking, should shortly
become of Oregon's largest industries.
R. A. WURZBURG, President rubber and industrial
engineer and executive, specializing IN the rubber
tire industry, is highly recommended by concerns
who have availed themselves Of his ability and SER
vices Formerly assistant to President Of the Ideal
Tire and Rubber Co., and the Kelly-Sprngfeld Tire
Co., and Assistant General Manager of the Portage
visor of the c. E. Knoeppel Co., Inc, of New York
City, Industrial Engineers and Accountants.
ALFRED A. AVA Vice President and Gen. Sales Manager
whose work for the development of Oregon led to
his employment by the Swift interests as vice-pres-
dent and general manager OF the Peninsula Indus
trial Company, which position he resigned to enable
him to devote his entire time and attention to
aiding in the upbuidiug Of the COLUMBIA TIRE
CORPORATION. In addition Mr. Aya is director
of the State Chamber of Commerce, KentOn Traction
Do,,I, ,,Io 1C 4Dg
the North Portland Manufacturers Club as we'll as
being connected with several other civic and indus
trial organizations.
MR.. LOUIS WYMAN Treasurer and Purchasing Director
whose years of experience in the connection Of
marketing Of manufactured products in his work
with the Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Co., Amer
lean Can Co., and the Coast Tire and Rubber Co.
Of Oakland, Cal, testify as to his ability.
X C. M0HRARDT Secretary Formerly an officer of
the Berkeley Bank of Savings and Trust Co. Of
California. A thorough accountant of acknowledged
ability. Thorough knowledge of rubber business
gained through association with promonent Coast
tire company
r. H. BROWN Superintendent Formerly for ten years
with the Kely-Springfeld Tire Co. While there,
had complete charge OF both cord and fabric tire
building. Also General Superintendent Of the Ideal
Tire and Rubber Co. An executive acquainted with
all the angles of the tire and rubber manufacture
Mr. Brown is regarded as one of the ablest and best
informed tire men in the United States. Mr.
Wurzburg learned Of Mr.. Browns ability while asso-
ciated with him in his work as efficiency engineer
for the Kelly-Springfed plant.
1t is worthy of note that these practical men, by
reason of close association, have developed team of
workers uneXceled for such an organization as the
COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS is composed of many of
Portland business and financial men, and taken whole,
no better balanced board of directors could be chosen.
The COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION will not only
serve the public by fusnshng high grade product but by
make the investor in this stock wonderful return for his
confidence and support
The capital stock of the Columbia Tire Corporation:
Par Value Sl00 90 per share
Sl,5OO 900 so preferred. cumulative profit shar-
ing, worcestershire and nOn-laable stock. Ii
is a first hen ON all the of the corporation.
SL0JOOUO common worcestershire stock 5000
shares, either preferred orcommon, offered at par.
The undersigned win be glad at any time to give YOU full
particulars regarding how interest and profits be paid
how additional surplus for dividends viii be divided the
who compose the Board of Directors and other prominent
stockholders together with credentials supporting that
are above question.
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