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T re k in g N o r4 h w e » l„» r» l
R eport« »how t h * t th e hou sin g
s itu a tio n in O regon and so u th w e st­
e rn W a s h in g to n is ra p h ily becom­
in g acute a» the re su lt o f th e in flu x
o f fa m ilie s fro m th e d ro u th areas
a nd o th e r sections o f th e c o u n try ,
a ttra c te d to th e n o rth w e s t by its
frie n d ly c lim a te and u n riv a le d na­
tu r a l resources, A P o rtla n d re la to r,
o p e ra tin g In a su b u rb a n d is tric t,
placed n in e new fa m ilie s w ith in a
period o f th re e w eeks d u rin g Ju ly.
T w o o f th e fa m ilie s
were
fro m
Texas, tw o fro m Los Angeles and
one each fro n t Iow a. W isco n sin .
M ontana. S o u th D a k o ta a nd In d i­
ana. A c c o rd in g to a recent re p o rt
issued by th e P o rtla n d c h a m b e r o f
com m erce, w h ich covers th e f ir s t
six m on th s o f th is year. 3 397 in ­
q u irie s co n ce rn in g
o p p o rtu n itie s
fo r fa rm in g and la n d developm ent
were received T o these in q u irie s a
le tte r and a q u e s tio n n a ire is s e n t
F o u r h u n d re d and tw e n ty -fo u r o f
th e o rig in a l in q u irie s , re p re s e n tin g
a possible c a p ita l In ve stm e n t o f
31.8S9 330. re tu rn e d th e
q u e stio n ­
naire. g iv in g fu ll in fo rm a tio n on
th e typ e o f new lo ca tio n th e y were
seeking and o th e r fa c ts requested
on the q u stio n n a ire ,
C a lifo rn ia n s
headed th e lis t o f in q u irie s . The
b u lk o f the in q u irie s are f o r fa cts
on w e ste rn O regon and th e Vale-
O wyhee d is tr ic t in eastern O regon,
• • •
M ilk Q uality Handbook
A condensed handbook c o n ta in ­
in g in s tru c tio n s fo r p ro d u c in g h ig h
q u a lity m ilk and cream
on
th e
fa rm is th e fo rm in w h ic h a new
e xtension b u lle tin . No.
489. has
been issued a t O. S. C I t lis ts the
10 c h ie f fa c to rs in vo lve d In q u a lity
p ro d u ctio n .
• • •
S u it to T e s t V a lid ity o f T V A.
A new s u it to test the v a lid ity o f
the Tennessee V a lle y A u th o rity has
been sta rte d in the fe d era l c o u rt a t
B irm in g h a m . Ala. T he s u it is be­
in g b ro u g h t b y 19 p riv a te u tilitie s
o p e ra tin g in th e T V A reg io n . C oun­
sel fo r th e u tilitie s in clu d e s such
d is tin g u is h e d la w ye rs and a u th o ri­
tie s on th e c o n s titu tio n as N e w to n
D. B a k e r
T h e b rie f fo r th e u t ili­
ties p o in ts o u t th a t p riv a te In v e s t­
m en t in th e lig h t and p o w e r p ro p ­
e rtie s in T V A te r r ito r y a m o u n ts to
m ore th a n $900.000.000^-m illio n s in ­
vested b y sto ckh o ld e rs liv in g in a il
p a rts o f th e c o u n try . I t says th a t i f
T V A is fin a lly held legal th is vast
p riv a te in ve stm e n t w ill be d e stro y­
ed. T h e b rie f lik e w is e shows w h y
p riv a te u t ilitie s are unable to com ­
pete w ith T V A . These u tilitie s pay
o ve r $14,000.000 a ye a r In taxes—
T V A pays n e xt to n o th in g . T he
p riv a te u tilitie s m ust raise a ll th e ir
m oney w ith o u t b e n e fit o f subsidies
- th e T V A has the fe d e ra l tre a s u ry
and th e w hole pow er o f the fe d e ra l
c re d it beh in d it. T he p riv a te u t ili­
tie s m ust pay every cost o f o p e ra ­
tio n o u t o f th e ir ow n pockets—
T V A receives p re fe re n tia l fr e ig h t
and passenger rates, fr a n k s a ll its
le tte rs ar.d o th e r m a il m a tte r, pays
no w o rk m e n 's com pensation costs,
enjoys ta x e xe m p tio n on Its gaso­
lin e and m o to r vehicles, etc. A n d
m oet im p o rta n t, p riv a te
u tilitie s
a re s tr ic tly re g u la te d by th e state,
and m u st m ake an adequate a llo w ­
ance f o r d e p re cia tio n . L a s t ye a r
T V A a c c o u n tin g to o k no n o tice o f
d e p re cia tio n w hatsoever, and
its
o p e ra tin g expense le d g e r a llow ed
n o th in g fo r re tu rn on In ve stm e n t.
In d u s tria l N e w , B ureau.
• • •
Careless Sm okers Cause F ire s
O f 62 m an caused fo re s t fire s re­
porte d on th e 20 n a tio n a l fo re sts o f
O regon and W a s h in g to n f o r th e 10
days e n d in g A u g u s t
1, careless
sm okers caused 34, careless ca m p ­
ers 15. ra ilro a d s 7, lu m b e rin g op­
e ra tio n s 3 and brush b u rn e rs 3. ac­
c o rd in g to th e U. S. fo re s t service.
. . .
O regon B eef P ro d u ctio n .
O regon Is one o f 20 states w h ich
produces a s u rp lu s o f beef, w ith
a p p ro x im a te ly 40 per ce n t o f th e
p ro d u c tio n here being sold outside
th e state. T h e re is no shortage o f
beef in prospect. T he sla u g h te r fo r
th e m o n th o f June th is ye a r was
th e la rg e s t fo r a n y June in h is to ry .
T h e re ta il p rices a re re p o rte d as
b e in g fro m 7 to 32 per c e n t lo w e r
th a n those o f a y e a r ago
• • •
C ra te r L a k e ’» F u rm a ro le e .
C ra te r I-ake P a rk .
Aug
11.
• Special )- A lin k betw een th e v o l­
c a n ic past a n d th e q u ie sce nt pres­
e n t o f C ra te r la ke is
num erous
fu m a ro le s subm erged n e a r W iz a rd
Isla n d , ge o lo gic evidence o f
tre ­
m endous pressure m a n y ce n tu rie s
ago w h e n th e isla n d was an a c tiv e
v o lc a n ic cone fo llo w in g th e des­
tr u c tio n o f o ld M t. M azarna, th e
a n c e s tra l m o u n ta in o f C ra te r lake.
A lth o u g h su b m e rg e d
fr o m 50 to
100 feet, th e gas ve n ts can be p la in ­
ly seen th ro u g h th e c ry s ta l cle a r
w a te rs a n d a re one o f th e fe a tu re s
o f th e
d a lly
la u n c h
e xcu rsio n s
a ro u n d th e la ke , a cco m p a n ie d by
ra n g e r n a tu r a lis ts
G e o lo g ists say
th e fu m a ro le s w ere a c tiv e lo n g be
fo re C ra te r la k e cam e in to e x is t­
ence, e p o u tln g f o r t h v o lc a n ic w ra th
o n th e slopes o f W iz a rd
isla n d ,
w h ic h , Its e lf. 1« a cone o v e r 2000
fe e t h ig h . N e a rly tw o -th lr d s o f its
h e ig h t is n o w su b m e rg e d in la ke
w a te r.
T i ll ItMDAV, Al'Ul'M T I*. IMA
THK M CNT'lftBI. OOTTAil® «1RGVK. O H IM O F
FAG K RIGHT.
Business A/t’ll S
Alliance Makes
Power Proposal
The Business M e n s A llia n ce sub­
m its th e fo llo w in g proposal:
The H o n o ra b le M a y o r and com m on
c o u n c il o f the c ity o f C ottage
G rove, th e M o u n ta in S tales D ow er
com pany. C ottage G ro ve o ffic e
G e n tle m e n :
W H E R E A S . th e vo te rs o f th e
C ity o f C ottage G rove. Iatne coun­
ty. O regon, on th e 4th day o f A u g
ust. 1936. voted a g a in st <143 F o r
435 N o l a u th o ris in g th e com m on
c o u n c il to pass an o rd in a n c e g ra n t­
in g a fra n ch ise to th e M o u n ta in
States Pow er com pany, a D elaw are
c o rp o ra tio n , its succeaaors and as­
signs. the rig h t, p riv ile g e and f r a n ­
chise to erect, m a in ta in and o p e r­
ate In th e C ity o f C ottage G rove
Lane co u n ty. O regon, an e le c tric
lig h t a nd p ow er eyetem. and to use
th e stree ts and a lle ys o f said C ity
fo r said purpose, and said fra n ch ise
to be g ra n te d fo r th e te rm o f te n
years, and fo r th e p a ym e n t to the
c ity as co n sid e ra tio n
th e re fo r a
gross e a rn in g ta x o f tw o percent,
e x c lu d in g sates to th e C ity . . . "
W e o f th e Business M en's A lli­
ance o f C ottage G rove w ho have
c o n trib u te d m uch to d e fe a tin g th is
proposed m easure do w ish to ta ke
th is o p p o rtu n ity and m eans o f p ro ­
po sin g a plan o f m e e tin g the s itu a ­
tio n fa c in g the com m on
co u n cil,
th e M o u n ta in States Pow er co m ­
p a n y a n d th e vo te rs o f the c ity o f
C otta ge Grove.
W H E R E A S , we are w o rk in g fo r
a lo w e r schedule o f lig h t a nd power
rates
W H E R E A S , we w ish to b rin g
about a f a ir and e q u ita b le se ttle ­
m en t o f th is question.
W H E R E A S th e Business M e n s
A llia n c e represents and Is backed
by a m a jo r ity o f the vo te rs o f the
c it y o f C ottage G rove we do p ro ­
pose th e fo llo w in g system be set up
to b rin g about co m p le te and ju s t i­
fia b le r e c tific a tio n o f the s itu a tio n
a fo re m e n tio n e d .
Section I.
A com m issio n , board o r c o m m it­
tee o f a rb itr a tio n be a p p ointe d in
th e m a n n e r h e re in a fte r provided.
1. T h is com m ission, board or
c o m m itte e sh a ll consist o f One a r­
b itr a to r to be a p p o in te d by th e
M o u n ta in States P o w e r com pany,
w h o sh a ll he a m em ber o f the C o t­
tage G rove o ffic e s ta ff o f th is co m ­
pany. One a r b itr a to r to be a p p o in t­
ed bv th e com m on co u n cil, w h o
s h a ll be a m em b e r o f th a t txid y
One a r b itr a to r to be a p p ointe d by
the Business M en's A llia n c e o f C ot­
tage G rove, w h o s h a ll be a m em ber
o f th a t g ro u p A n d th e S tate P u b lic
U tilitie s C o m m issio n e r sh a ll a r t o r
a p p o in t a person to a ct fo r h im .
The C o m m issio n e r o r his appointee
s h a ll a ct as te ch n ica l, legal a d viso r
a nd to see th a t th e a c tio n o f th is
com m ission, board o r co m m itte e o f
a r b itr a tio n be k e p t on a fa ir and
e q u ita b le basis a nd to th e best pub­
lic in te re s t.
T h e above m en tio n e d a rb itr a to rs
sh a ll be a p p ointe d
w ith in
tw o
weeks o f the date o f acceptance of
th is p la n by th e co m m o n co u n cil.
Section II.
T he above ap p ointe d com m ission,
board o r co m m itte e 's d u tie s s h a ll
be:
1 T o in v e s tig a te th e schedules o f
lig h t and p o w e r rates. <a> To b rin g
ab o ut a re d u c tio n in the a m o u n t o f
k ilo w a tt hour» o f lig h t and pow er
to be consum ed in o rd e r to take
a d va nta g e o f a lo w e r rate. T h is re­
d u c tio n to be m ade th ro u g h o u t the
schedule. *b» T o b rin g about a
b la n k e t re d u c tio n o f ra te schedules
In re g a rd to "mass con su m p tio n '*
<C) T o stu d y a ll o th e r means o f
ju s tifia b le and adequate re d u ctio n s
in rates.
2. T h is co m m ission, board o r
co m m itte e sh a ll m a ke recom m en­
d a tio n , In w r itin g o f th e procedure
to be ta ke n in b rin g in g a b o ut th e
reductions.
3. T h is com m issio n , board or
co m m itte e sh a ll keep m in u te s o f
each m e e tin g and also keep an ade­
quate set o f books to be a u d ited
before p re s e n ta tio n to the In te re s t­
ed p a rtie s as h e re in a fte r o rovlded
4. T h is com m ission, board o r co m ­
m itte e sh a ll file a re p o rt o f th e
m in u te s o f its m eetings, a u d ite d
expense acco u nt and books c o n cu r­
re n t to th e fu n c tio n in g o f the
g roup, fin d in g s and recom m enda­
tio n s w ith the
com m on co u n cil.
M o u n ta in S tates P o w e r com pany,
Business M en's A llia n c e and th e
P u b lic U tilitie s co m m issio n e r; said
re p o rt to be file d not la te r th a n
N o ve m b e r 1, 1936.
Section I I I .
1. T he expenses o f th is co m m is­
sion. hoard o r co m m itte e sh a ll be
p ro vid e d fo r In th e fo llo w in g m an ­
ner i a) W H E R E A S , th e Com mon
C o u n cil Is th e re p re se n ta tive o f the
people It s h a ll pay fo r one h a lf (<4)
o f the expenses show n In the a u d it­
ed re p o rt file d by the eom m lsslon,
board o r co m m itte e , ( h i W H E R E ­
AS. th e M o u n ta in
States P o w e r
C om pany ,h a ll receive th e b e n efits
o f th is
in v e s tig a tio n
they, the
M o u n ta in States P ow er C om pany,
shall pay one h a lf (*4 ) o f the ex­
penses shown In th e report, file d by
the com m ission, board o r c o m m it­
tee.
2. Should a n y o f th e p a rtie s h e re ­
to fo re m entioned in Section I re­
fuse to accept th is p la n w ith in 30
days a fte r Its p re se n ta tio n o r a fte r
a cce p tin g th e p la n th e y sh o u ld re ­
fuse to cooperate w ith th e te rm s o f
th is p la n In th e o p in io n
o f th e
P u b lic U tilitie s C o m m issio n e r
or
his app ointe e the p la n and a ll o f Its
p ro visio n s sh a ll be considered n u ll
and vo id x j main as such a c tio n is
ta k e n o r o p in io n expressed.
3. A n y expenses In c u rre d p r io r to
th e tim e o f re fu sa l Io cooperate o f
any o f the p a rtie s a cce p ting th is
plan s h a ll be a u d ite d and p ro vid e d
fo r as h e re to fo re p ro vid e d in th is
section <see. I I I ) .
I t is hoped th a t th e p a rtie s to
w hom th is p la n is s u b m itte d w ill
see f i t to adopt it as It w ill b rin g
the desired re su lts o f s a tis fy in g the
citlse n s o f th e C ltty
o f C ottage
G rove and a ll p a rtie s concerned
R e s p e c tfu lly s u b m itte d th is 10th
day o f A u g u st. 193«.
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up
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