The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 21, 1919, Page 11, Image 11

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN; SUXPAY. DECEMBER 21, 1019.
CUPPER LISTS
WATERED LANDS
Irrigated Area of Oregon Ap.
proximate Almost One
Million Acres
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At The
Electric Sign
"SHOES"
Chief Clerk Uiffson has asked for
another rais. although he's been
giTen three in the last four months.
Office Manager He must ' have
worked for the rallroa-i administra
tion. -Life.
Madge They say
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The New Studebaker Cars are the final result of the
combined experience and genius of the entire Studebaker
engineering staff among the ablest men known to the auto
mobile industry. .
They do not represent the untried theories of any one man,
vtut are rather the .fruit of the ripened experience of this
group of prominent and successful automotive engineers.
iThe performance of each new car, throughout the gruelling
factory test run of 40,000 miles, and in the hands of thou
sands of thoroughly satisfied owners everywhere, is proof
of their mechanical excellence.
Studebaker quality, dominant for 67 years, is reflected in
these new models.
What gift could beslow more service, more pleasure,
more real contentnient and appreciation than a New
1 Studebaker!
The Season's Greetings
Marion Automobile Company
Christmas Shopping
with the Kiddies
Docs it tire you out? Or do
you come home fresh, active
and happy after, a strenuous
day? If only you had com
fortable shoes-
That's just If. 'A woman must "wear stylish'
shoes when she goes out. iAnd who can
expect them to be comfortable?! Oh, if
they only could be!
jVVell, they can tie. Every Re3 Cross Shoe
is wonderfully comfortable, fitting1 snugly,
yet bending graciously with" every lift and
turn of your .foot. 'And in these models
that we are showing, there's every new.
linei every, smart, feature that one's heart
could wish.
Come in anH see them an'd try them on.
iYour very first step in the one you like
best; will, show you how you .can enjoy;
every busy minute of these happy holidays.
iThe prices range Jrom
$8.00 to $14.75
No, finer present could be given "her"
Littler & Upmeyer
' Sole Owners
Specially Accredited Red Cross Agency
er, but I sever noticed it.
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all the clever things about you
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Oregon has an approximate total
of S8.7i& acres in Irrigated land.
perey A. Cupper, etaJr engineer, ha
arrived at' this rignic.Jn footing up
th. watcrwl lands, and in the list al
so has segregated the adjudicated
and non-adjudicated lands. While
some or thft figures given are approx
imation? they are near enough cor
rect to C3me very near showing the
actual irrizateri nrreae f ik. ai.to
Of the grand total of 968.759 acres.
47ti.49 acres is the adjudicated area
and 482.280 (he non-adjudicated ar
ea. The respective lUts are shown
below:
Adjudicated A ere ju;
Following Is a list nf the streams
on which the irrigated area has been
adjudicated, the figure In each case
also being the total irrigated arta
in seres:
Althouse cretk. Josephine conntr.
479: Anna creek. Klamath ronnty.
S273: Butter creek. Umatilla and
Morrow counties, 7712: Crooked riv
er. Crook county. 29.020; Cochran
creek. Orant county, 55; Cherry
creek Klamalh county 3302. Chewan
nn river; Lake county. 3t.74T: Cot
tonwood creek. Nfalheur conntr, 173:
TYuceer creek.. 1'inatilla connty. ."34:
Goodman Spring branch. Umatilla
connty. 202; Orand Itonde river. Un
ion county, 20.299: Johnson creek.
iTmatilla countr 3fi4; T,nt river. Kla
math connty. B9SS: Mill creek. Un
ion county. 2033; middle branch of
creek. Umatilla countv. 472:
Malheur river.. Malheur countv. 42.
18; North Powder river llaker and
Uu;on counties. 20.99:.; Rogue river.
laekKon and Josephine counties. 34.-
i s : gqnaw creek. Ooschute county.
10.000; south branch of Mud creek.
Viratilla county. 44": Sucker creek.
o-phlne county, 2162: Sllvie river,
'Tarney county. 87,rCfi; Tumalo
cr"ek. IVschntes connty, 8000 :
Tont creek. Harney county. 42-3:
Trout' creek. Crook and Jefferson
-onntle. 3470: Umatina river, i ma
tllla coupty. 19.700; Willow creek,
nuitam nd Morrow connties. 8291:
Willow river. Malheur cnurty. RO00:
-rest nrong Little Walla "W.-lla river.
iiatil' county, 563; alia wana
rirer, Umatilla county, 5000: VWI;
inn rWer. Wallowa county. 38.680;
e-'st branch of Mud creek. Umatilla
county. 532: Neal creek, countv not
Mated. 1".9: Pauline creek. Deschutes
countr. '704; Ponder river. Baker
and Union counties. 70,000; Total.
476.479.
Noa-Adjudicated .rea
rteinw4 is alist of the streams on
which the area has not been adjudi
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cated, hut where estimated area has
after
been checked up. the figures also re-
inr the total Irrigated acreage:
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Ana river, LaKe conniy. wv.
Burnt river.v Baker county. 21,183:
ni;tn river ' Harrier county. 30.-
000: Ohoco project. Crook county,
in Ann- Cherry ., creek. Jefferson
2000: Deschutes river. De
schutes county, 40.090: Fifteen-Mile
creek. Wasco county, zzoo; uoose
i.at vallev. Lake, county, is,"..
Hood river. Hood Iliver connty. 18,-
000; John Day river. Grant and oth
er counties. .60.000: Klamatn nvcr.
Klamath county. 75.000; tiorseny
Irrlsratlon district. 5000: Owyhee rlr
er Malheur county. 33,000: Pine
creek. Baker county. 10.000; Snake
river: countr not stated. 1 ovv'.
Snow, creek and Three Creeks. Des
chutes county, 597: Silver creek.
Lake county, 11.716; Silver uice.
Harnev conntr. 8000: White rive'.
Waacn countr. 2000: Warner valley.
Lake county. 18,000; other streams
including Willamette river r.nd coast
counties. 50.000; certificates under
permits. 60.000. Total. 432.2S0.
Hrand total irritated ljinds in
Oregon, 968.759.
REALTY MARKET
WILL PICK UP I
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Present Slow Period Is Attrib
uted Mainly to Weather
Conditions
Ask anv dealer In real estate in
this city "Hoir is businessman, dhe
will likely drawl in a monotonous.
dejected tone the one word. "Slow."
They say there is-no lessening of
interest in -city and far mpropertick
on the part of prospective buyers.
But it simply has been out of the
question to show properties to ad
vantage. All express confidence, however,
that business in the real estate mar
ket will pick ap with the return of
normal weather conditions.
Asked whether land values -have
I been advanced of late, one of the
leading realtors said that no materi
al increase in farm quotations have
been noted recently. The average
price he believes. bs remained sta
tionary, but with the approach of
spring, he would not be surprised to
see the market take favorable turn
upward. He recognised the fact that
9 very large amoant of all kinds of
real property is now on the market.
This will go far toward steadying the
market.
Hop Yard to be Planted
on Estate of Seid Beck
Fifteen acres of hona will be plant
ed next spring by Lope Sing on the
land owned by the Seid Beck estate
near Independence. There is already
large acreage pi nop on tnis prop
erty.
Lope sing says that 50 cents a
'nound la now being offered for next
year's crop and 40 cents for each of
the two years following can he ob
tained on contract.
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Model 490, 5 Passenger $857.20
P. O. F. SALEM, INCLUDING NEW IMPROVEMENTS
A Christmas Present for the
Whole Family
Make your family a Christmas present of n actomobile.
It's a preseni that will give every memtxr of youriamily pleasure hd
comfort.
It's a present that will endure a prernt that yonr whole family! can
enjoy together. .
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And make yonr selection a CHEVROLET a car of established reputa
tion and proved value in which you will get added valne in the assurance
of ever-ready, courteous and dependab e local service. .
Salem Automobile Co.
F. O. DELANO
SALEM
Maxwell is but another name
for
THE goodness, the
efficiency, the qual
ity in previous Max
wells created a demand
for the current Maxwell
which "100,000 cars (the " "
number now being bulit)
cannot satisfy.
This shows a rare liking
for Maxwell; and the appre
ciation that every dollar de
voted to its manufacture has
been wisely expended.
Think what the making of
100.000 axles means, the mak
ing of 100,000 frames, 100,000
engines, 100,000 dutches, and
100,000 transmissions.,
Think of the great saving
that comes with the purchase
of so many materials.
Consider the-accuracy that
follows as one after another of
OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR & TIRE CO.
371 Court Street SALEM, OREGON
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Quality
100,000 axles is con-
Consider the vast use
of capital it requires
to turn tV.m out 300
a day.
Estimate the confidence the
Maxwell executives had in
the Post -War model to rest
the future of the Maxwell
name on a year's production
like 100.000.
They knew; 300.000 previ
ous Maxwells had told them;
the public wa3 their judge.
You can . look for high
enginr efficiency, or merely
comfort or long mileage on
gas and tires, or improve
ments the war developed, or
style, or value youH find it
in the Post-War Maxwell.
Price, $985 Ccb. Detroit.
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TTATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS ONE CENT A WORD
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