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SUNDAY
JUnNAL, PORTLAND, GUT" DAY HOHUViG, VZCZllZZH 31,
FORMATIO
HAVLEY REQUESTS
ION
ASTORIA'S LOSS
Congressman Wants Sending of
Delegation to Capital Delayed
Until Needs Are Detailed.
Washington. Dec 30. ( WASHING
TON BUKEATJ OF THE JOURNAL)
. Pointing oat that "there is a differ
ence between sympathy , and appropri-
0nsr;and that Astoria "asks reUef
bf at new character. Bepresefitatire
siawley has mailed a Ion- letter of in
fauiry to citizens of Astoria upon which
' jto ' base an effort for federal leglala-
i fckm. ' i:- -r-"
He has suggested that the proposed
toending- of a delegation of Aatorians to
f (WashissTton be delayed until his letter
Vfo hBn MTidrfarMf m ttiafr full . t
may be at hand. Meanwhile Senator
JicNary is expecting' to secure a near-
ins before the senate commerce com
mittee next week on his resolution for
dredging the channel, upon which Sec
retary of War Weeks has recommended
favorable action.
It .has become known that Repre
sentative Abernathy of North Caro
lina Abandoned ; an . effort to secure
federal aid for Kewbern, in his dis
trict, after consulting fellow members
from the - South, some of whom in
formed him they would oppose it.
About 24 blocks, were burned out . at
Kewbern a few days before- the 'As
toria fire. '
j. oawicj is asiung iot aeiaus- on ui
loss at Astoria, with a plat showirfg
the complete situation ' in the burned
district with reference to lots occupied
by buildings or unoccupied basements,
.the status of the Insurance recovery.
'the city's indebtedness, preparations
tor rebuilding, what the state's atti
tude may be of the' valuation, the char
acter of the retaining walls needed, the
water and sewer conditions and other
data which he says will, be required.
.. - Referring to the proposal for filling
.in the burned area, he says:
- "It could be done within a reasonable
time and would cost some $106,000, and
I think 'there is reason' to believe an
allotment of money could be made for
:this- purpose. It would ; improve .the
cncnnei and e in the nature of water-way
improvement." .
' If it -is desired to flerht for the
j $1,250,000 program to include the re-
lL'li1. W. 1 1 . J .
,. i"iuiij trails, wr ana newer system
restoration and then i filling streets
ronly. Hawley sajg this presents a new
proposition In government aid and very
; complete information wUl be required.
Ills letter seeks to bring the entire
; situation as he sees it before the peo
ple of Astoria and Oregon.
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"31 ATOB BAKER, OJT WAT EAST,
IS ASKED TO 1EX HIS AID
- Astoria. Dec. 30 f,vn. nnr. r.
"Baker of Portland, who is leaving to
day for an extended business trip to
New York and other Eastern cities.
.?was asked by the local committee of
,i to give what assistance he can while
in wasixinsrton, IX c to the members
: of congress now engaged in working
wui uiianciiu renei measures lor As
".torla. . . -
'V He promptly consented .to d nv.
s thing within his power to' aid the rl
?)MUeft bfll by congress giving the
."',", meiv in assistance they are
seeking in rebuilding Ube burned city
The committee of 10 also lodav. Af-aA
t to send a delegation -of Astoria bankers
w roruaja eany in the coming week
for the purpose of c6hfrrinr'wth .v-.
-Investment bankers of the Rose City
relative to the possible sending to
Washington, r. C.. of a delegation of
bankers to confer with congressmen
and government officials relative to
the possibility of getting a government
loan for use in rehabilitation and re
construction work, in the burned area
ha already sent Post,
master Halderman to Washington with
important data bearing on the local sit
uation which he will preeeht toeon-a-reaslonal
committeemen and others
engaged In framing relief measures for
... Astoria. ,',;....-v. c
Clatsop Budget Is
Slightly Beducedj
.;. :- Approval Is Given
Astoria, Dee., 3. Five hundred Clat
sop county taxpayers, - meeting at the
courthouse today,', by an almost unani
mous-vote approved the 1223 budget
levy for vthe - county. 'amounting".
$429,742.(4, exclusive of the state tax.
The . levy, . as approved by the . tajc
ruvri fnr mmi'iir Tear, is ao-
nrn(miil sasAfl lem than the budget
adopted for this year, which amounted
to $448,742.54 .but ' which amount' was
reduced about $H,000 "by -receipts be
fore the 1922 levy was made.
A concerted but fruitless effort was
made: by members of the recently or
ganised Clatsop County Tax Relief as
sociation during the : budget meeting
today to lop off the budget a wuu oi
i9t aaa inrJndin? the following items;
tarket roads $JJ42-20. paving Ne
halem Valley road $50,000,; naval base
road $4000, machinery I3BOO, painung
and reriairs on machinery $1000, labor
and materials for toot . house $1400.
tools, steel and. coai.$a. eipenauar
proposed for; bridges and! bridge re
pair amounting to $22,575 and reduc
4na in amminta included in current
expenses of $2550. jThe association an
nounced lta intention to wav w "t
stantlal cuts. - - ' '
Hillsboro Sued by-
District Attorney
tVi-x. tw. nTiit-Hrt Attorney
E. B Tongue, through his attorneys.
W. G. s Hare ana x nomui x.
filed suit Friday naming Mayor A.C.
Shuts and the city of Hillslioro as de
fendants, claiming damage to bis resi
dence and other property resulting
from lack, of proper drainage caused
by recent street i Improvements.
Tongue's property is located n West
Main street, not being in the drainage
district, but he alleges the city should
take care of the water which haw dam
aged his property by accumulating in
the basement of his residence.
Electric Compaiiies
Seek Modifications
Salem, Iec 0-A petition filed with
the public service -commission today
asks for the modification of rules and
regulations recently? -promulgated by
the commission covering the extension
of electric service into rural communi
ties. The petition is, signed by the
Portland Railway, Light & Power
company. North Coast Power company
and Mountain States Power company.
The petition points out that the ex
tension v policy promulgated ; by the
commission :1s impracticable and bur
densome, i "
Pugilist's Brother
Is Given Jail Term
Eugene, Dec. . 80. Jack Fulton,
brother of Fred Fulton prizefighter,
and a local cigar dealer,: arrested yes
terday, charged with illegal possession
of liquor." pleaded guilty in Justice
Jesse ' Wells'- court this morning and
received a sentence of six months in
jail and a $500 fine: Fulton formerly
was chief, of police Kocnester,
Mimw: . : .i t
ARTICLES FILED
FOR COMPAQ
HOLD 1927 FAIR
F. Beach Elected -President
vof $5,000,000 Corporation
.Stock Must Be Sold by 1924.
Rebirth' of the plan for an exposition
Un Oregon in 1927 was announced Sat
urday following tne incorporauon or a
"World's Electro-Industrial exposition
company" at Salem for $5,000,000. Arti
cles of incorporation : have been ' Cled
by Eugene E. Smith,: chairman of the.
executive committee of the incorpora
tors, if? :..Z:y-if -y"f ' "V'V ': ' i- i
4- Announcement was made that tircne
dlately after the filing of paper? on in
corporation and policy a meeting , of
the Incorporators was held electing F.
E. Beach president and A- IL Lea, sec
retary- v-- .-.-v :-v
An executive committee consisting of
J. E. Dunne, Mra R. K. Boncmrant, IJ.
A Von .SchrUts.C E. Gates of Med-
ford and Smith was. selected.. Smith
was elected . chairman : of this commit
tee and Mrs. Bondurant , secretary.
Instructions were Issued to the 'xecu
tive committee to prepare plans for the
sale of the capital stock of the com
pany and authorization was given to
take subecripuons. uifHxn soon will
be opened and as Bona as the legal
details of the stock- subscriptions Can
be attended to the camoaiarn will begin.
"The capital stock of $5,000,000 is di
vided into shares of $10. No commis
sions will be paid foe the sale or stocK,
Smith said Saturday.
'The Portland Trust company ;-wlH act
as. -trustee. Payment on stock will be
gin with July 1 and continue quarterly
or semi-annualty until . stock is paid
for The agreeAient will proves that
if a majority of the stock has not been
subscribed by Jahuary X. 1324. the trus
tees shall retur alt agreements ana
money. , ; , .' ; 1 -
"The agreement - also i will stipulate
thai the governor! secretary and treas
urer of state andl the mayor, and city
commissioners , olj Portland and e the
commissioners of Multnomah county
will be elected to thte board of directors
Thii'Wril will onnlnlllt of a mlnimt-jn
of 25 directors and the remaining di
rectors win be eiectta - oy tne stock
holders. . L
Souvenir Hunters
i Break , Stalactites
In Oregon Caves
Medfordi ' Iee. 30 Frank Patter
son spoke at a forum of the Med ford
Chamber rof Commerce regarding van
dalism that." last season marred the
beauty iof '-the Oregon caves. The
10,000 visitors broke off more stalac
tites in one season that were damaged
in ' the preceding 47. years since the
caves were discovered.' The situation
4s one that Is difficult to combat, ow
ing: to circumstances under .which par'
ties are admitted to view the wonder-
ful siehts. - f Heavy penalties ; wUl- be
enforced when - anyone L is detected
with stalactites in possessiSru Patter
son v suggested.- that the Commercial
clubs - of Southern Oregon hold a
series of conferences, seeking coopers
tion. . ' ,"
BENBT F. DOLIZAX
Iebanon. Or.. ? Dec. 10. Funeral
services for Henry F. Dollxal 14. ac
cidentally killed by a shotgun in the
hands i of his I 8-year-old i brother
Charles, were held at Sclo. The body
was taken to ; Portland .for cremation.
The boys were cleaning the gun, which
they supposed was not loaded. ' ;
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iiehanon Or., Dec. 30. Mrs CMr
,Bieber Sandldge. 65
M 5,5rahf hora of r daughtr!
Z ?eterson- ether chul
, ---rwevc
CJ.VB TO FORM.PtAJTS
Hillsboro, Dec. . SO.fhe 'HiHsboro
club plans a smoker and tfftt-tpgetller
meeting for January 4, at which- a defi
nite program wfll be outlined for the
coming year and a financial report for
the past year will be gvea.:r ;
. JOSEPH v I BBOWIT
Dallas.: Or., .Dec 30.: Joseph I
Brown, born in Polk county, Novem
ber . 28. 1852, died at his homo near
this city Christmas day, after a long
illness. He had lived in this -vicinity
all his life. His wife .and one son,"
Frank L. Brown of Spokane, survive.
05E FATAWTT' REPORTED
Salem, Dec so. George Carllle,
mill boss, of Cottage Grove, was the
only workman losing his life through
an industrial accident during the week
ending December 2s, -according to re
ports filed with the state industrial
accident commission of 401 accidents
for the week. .
Jllultitotnm)
New Year
s Day Dinner $ 1.50
Served in the Gold Room, 5:00 to 9 :00 P. M. ;
Salted Almonds ' Celery en Branch
Ripe Olives
Olympia Oyster Cocktail Multnomah
Bisque of Lobster and Croutons Souffle ;
Consomme of Chicken Bellvue
Turban of Bss a la Normande
Pommes en Surprise
Leg of Sierra Bear Potato Dumplings Pepper Sauce
Creme de Menthe Punch
FUet Mignonwith Stuffed Artichoke Hearts
Bearrjaise Sauce
Roast Oregon Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
A ; N . Cranberry Sauce ' '
Peas and French Carrots a la Vichy Potato Croquettes
-""5'r Candied Sweet Potato .
v Giant Asparagus, Mayonnaise
Plum Pudding,' Hard and Maple Sauce
Mince Pie 1 4PPe e - - Pumpkin Pie
1923 Ice Cream : Assorted Cakes
Camembert Cheese.
Fresh Fruit
Coffee - Tea
Bents Crackers
Nuts and Raisins
Milk
Special Sunday , Dinner v $1J0
D anting : in the Arcadian j Grill Friday and
Saturday Evenings, 9:30 to 12
Gale Sweeps Coast I
Of Oregon; Phone
Wires Are Wrecked
Gales of intense velocity swept the
North Pacific ' coast Saturday night,
wrecking wires and light poles in cities
on "the Oregon coast, and carrying ' a
deluge of- rain into the - interior. - -'
, Reports were received oy the dis
trict weather 'office that a gate of 7ft
miles velocity swept over the mouth
of the" Columbia river from the south
east at p. m. Newport and other
coast cities sent 'advice that a gale of
similar velocity " struck - the Oregon
coast at about the same time. - '
' ' The weather office Issued warnings
for a southeast storm at 4 o'clock Sat
urday ' afternoon : for all North Pa
cific seaports and southwest -warnings
-for the ports between . Eureka
and Cape Mendocino.
The ocean storm is bringing a heavy
rainfall - for - Western Oregon and
Washing to rv according to forecast is
sued by the weather , office. . --
The 70-milc gale on the Oregon coast
is -the heaviest of the season. ? An
other gale of 4 miles -velocity was
recorded on the coast earlier this -week.
' , GALE HITS 3TEWPOBT
: Newport. Or-,, Dec; SOL Newport Is
experiencing the heaviest storm of the
season. 'A terrific southwest gale hit
the place about, noon. . the wind con
stantly increasing in violence and esti
mated at 70 mileo per hour. ; Early this
evening electric light poles and wires
went down and the town is in total
darkness. - .
: : CXTT MANAGER URGED v
- Salem, Dec "SO. A paid Managerial
form of government for Salem is ad
vocated by George E. - Halvorsen, who
retires as mayor January 1 after two
years of service.- w .:.. .
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