The Capital Journal du lieu suivant : Salem, Oregon • Page 14

-0 It-, 14-CSpc. I)-Capftal Journal, Salem, Teh. 3, 1955 OLD BREWERIES ROAST TURKEY DINNER With dressing, whipped potatoes, rich cream gravy, hot roll and butter. P41 ft -j'' i You Can't Miss During llewkerry's Whopping Sale! Every Quality lUmYou Look At Any Hem You Want is Bound to Be Slashed to a Special Saving Prite! Come Save Today! i Use Newberry's Easy Budget Plan Luxurious, washable, non-skid COTTON LOOP Ae II ST 1 1 b.x MEN'S MEN'S Dacron Shirts i i Sport Briefs Rib knit with nylon reinforced leg bands. Sizes 30-42.

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Resists wrinkles. Size 14 to 16, tell, in 5 mm 113. II II 98 2 BASEMENT BASEMENT mm ftffrT-MwrKfy r-'i th" MEN'S When Salem Brewery Association' assumed control of the local brewery in 1903 tlie plant had tins appearance. Wood was used lor fuel and deliveries were on a light wagon drawn by a horse. The brew house on the corner of Trade and Commercial street was not built until 1910.

Klinger It Beck established a brewery on this site in 1885. No Brewing Here Now, But History Is Interesting Pyrex Dish 2 quart colored bowl with cover FREE small pyrex bowl worth 65c. Slack Hose Soft spun combed cotton nylon reinforced heel and toe. Washfast. Size 1 OVi to 11.

SiiP liliffll Westacott was tunning his small brewery at the foot of Announcement Wednesday that the old brewery building at South Commercial and Trade Streets was tn be torn down by its owners. 50 Mission street (then called Sleepy Hollow) in 1806. His plant ex a 2D' Sicks Seattle Brewing Malting I A'Hii'ji''SCji REG. Ulf panded and in 1870 represented an investment of $5000. Horse Company, is a reminder of the his tory of brewing in Salem, which, power was used to operate pumps, since June, 1953, has been without the malt mill and other plant ma that industry.

chinery. Excavators for Minlo's The ancient art of brewing is house found ml among Salem's older industries, brownrv whpn thov dua the hasp- l.niiia Wftslnr-fiM nnrl I i i nn i. nieni auuiu ou years ago. jumpn opera icu orewcries nere Adolph's brewery was located at the intersection of Church and 00 years ajo and advertised to Trade streets in the middle deliver their Jagcr beer In Salem for 35 cents a gallon during the IflGOs. 1860s.

His plant was destroyed by fire in 1869 and rebuilt on a site now occupied by the municipal water office. rV'X 27" 50" 1.89 A 7 4'x6' 5.98 V. $1Q95 9' xir 29.95 Come 1871 and there were two breweries in Salem: the Pacific and Pioneer. Between them they supplied Salem's 13 saloons of that time and had plenty of lager Timber Bids Total $98,822 Five tracts of Bureau of Land Management timber received bids totaling $98,822.45 at an auction conducted by the Salem District Forester Tuesday. for private distribution.

About 20 years later (in 1889 to be exact) the town had but a single brewery, the Capital owned by Klinger NEW Ironing Board COVER SET and Heck. In 1885 they had ac-1 Rich thick low loop cotton twist rugs now at exciting savings. Styled to look more than you pay With fringe-edges, latex-coated, skid-resistant backs. Your choice of decorator colors: lipstick red, hunter green, cinnamon, blue, flamingo, grey, nile green and wine. Absolutely washable! The bid price for the 2,681,000 board feet of timber offered was 82 percent above the appraised USE YOUR CREDIT UP TO 8 MONTHS TO PAY 2ND FLOOR quired the site now oocupictl by today's local brewery structure and were fulfilling needs for the local barrel trade as well as supplying beer for a beer bar lo-1 cated within their plant.

Bulk and barreled beer were price, the District Forester 149 New, soil wallle cushion thai breathes ai you Iron. Real value Prices bid per thousand board feel for Douglas fir were $54 produced until 1899, the year that small bottle shop was installed at the Klinger and Beck plant. In 1903 the plant was operated by Mrs. Beck. That year, however, $411, and $27.02.

The limber for which the highest unit price was hid is located in Clackamas county. Carson Brothers of Woodland, were the high bidders at $24,102 for an estimat ed 448,000 board feet. Eight oth er bidders competed for the tract. W. ti.

J. Logging of Tillamook offered the high bid of $5,0:1 mm NVLOMS XI for 117.000 board feet in Tilla mook county. she sold her interests tn the Schmidts and Kola Neis. These interests formed the Salem Hrcw-ery Association that flourished until prohibition times. May 31, 1915, Salem Brewery interdicted by prohibition, wound up its affairs in Salem and the plant later became the home of Loju, a widely advertised but not very acceptable loganberry drink.

Following the repeal of prohibition Salem Brewery Assn. reincorporated in 1933. These, however, were times of adversity and many small breweries had entered into production. For various reasons the new corporation was not as successful as the old. Kmil Sick interests acquired the plant during October o( and initiated a series of improvements that continued almost until the time the local brewery was closed about one and a half years ago.

Steve Tabaechi, now owner of Valley Distributing was last brewmaster in the old plant. Largest of the trarts offered was one of 1,358,000 board feet in Columbia county for which 1'nrlland Manufacturing Company of Portland was declared the high bidder with an offer of A tract of 709,000 board feet In Kenton county received a high bid by Orville A. llockema of Alsea of $22,503 65. Howard Kenton of Kelso, was the high bidder at PRINTED PERCALE First quality circular knit hose. 45 gauge.

Grab these golden buys while this limited time special lasts. Beige-lone, mist tones 8-11. MAIN FLOOR $783.70 for 29.000 board feet of timber to be removed in relog-jing a Clackamas county tract. The Salem District Forester an- nounccd that 13 tracts which are FULL BOLTS! Large assortment of printed percale at this wonderful bargain price wash fast colors of course, 36" width. estimated to contain a total of 18.645,000 board feet and which Visit Newberry's For All Your Sewing Needs cannon BATH TOWELS! are appraised at $390,718 95 will be offered for bids on 1 400 YD.

BALI Yarn 8,093 Pupils in Richland Schools Wash. I The Atomic City's school enrollment which wos only in 1H-U. has mushroomed to 8 hut there has I I Valentine Gift Idea! BORDER PRINTS Enlistments Jump In Albany District ALBANY Army and Air Force enlistments through Albany stations increased by more than 150 per cent during January as young men in the area (ought to take advantage of the (I. I. Bill of Kigbts before it 2fc Pino hern steady deerense since September, it was reported Tues 9c ball day.

The current total is 470 more than predicted lost summer but expired Monday night. 284 less than the record hih on Fine to make a wonderful apron for gift. Beautiful border print few mi4irg. tkirH orv4 -kii che isti. Ae.

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Whitt. 2ND FLOOR svTvritf iwill yorn. Perfect for making prodi, doilies, potholderi. 'ock up now lovtl Army enmiecs numner 30. Most of the decline is Increase of 200 per rent over the nm ibuted to a slack in rnustrue-nvcraso of ten, Master Sut.

I.esler uon work at the llantord atomic B. Lent said, and the highest to- proiect. tal here in ten years. i The late't figures show 5.J.10 Tech. Robert C.

Scott pupils in the elementary grades, itned up 42 youths before the, (ii'6 in the two junior hiuh schools. Air Force called halt to enlist- I.IW in the senior huh scl')l and BienU on January 20. 147 in special education. MAIN FLOOR.