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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Fatalities Reported r
Three fatal accidents out of a
total of 604 industrial casualties
vers reported to the state indus
trial accident commission for the
veek ending July 27. The fatali
ties were: F. F. Foster, Port-
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'The City of Gold"
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n'ir!LJ6.CantreU.
ioreman; J. m.
Holcoab ond. fire fIghUr
? l0t aBmbe' accidents
reported, 549 were subject to the
F.iuni;M lDe workmen's com
pensation iactr is .
, - ttv.i0 iiuu iirmi
and corporations that have not
elected to come under the act,
and 1 9 we, frnn, ..vn.
corporation, not subject to the
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Attend Poultry MeecJnz
W. C. Conner, editor of the
Northwest Poultry Journal, and
Mrs. Conner attended the nation.
al convention of tbe American as
sociation of Instructors and In
vestigators of Poultry Husbandry
at Dmgon Agricultural college.
Corvallis, Thursday. Prominent
delegates from almost all of the
agricultural colleges in the United
States and Canada were present.
The Ostrln Confectionery-!.
Nineteenth and State streets.
will open for business today.
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Puppies for Sale y
Thoroughbred Airedale and Fox
Terriers.! Look w v
E. B. Flake -RirA .J o- l, '
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a state. Adv.
V. W. Cafeteria nvl
ThejT. W. C. A. cafeteria will
ciose today following the regular
noon lunch. It will remain closed
lor the) month ot August, re-
uycmng September 1.
1020 Mitchell Touring, $800
A few other good used ears
Marion ! Auto Co., phone 361.
aqv.
warn
nicipal playgrounds on , North
Fourteenth street, tat efforts to
apprehend the man have been
futile. According to the .play
ground officials the man has been
seen loitering in the neighbor
hood on several occasions during
the past few days, but before the
puiice can cauct uj icroiuuo - . C f j .
the man has made his disappear- vuiLUIIIC Ul UUnuemfiailOn
ance through the dense brush Proceedings 1 fl Supreme
surrounaing ice swimming nuie.
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A Rattlin' Good Comedy
"A False Alarm''
Tomorrow
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EUGENE O'BRIEN
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"CHANNING OF THE
NORTHWEST9
MARY MILES MINTER
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-SOUTH OF SUVA" '
i Successful Graduates
' Are the Best Recommendation of
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TL!s Institution offers a thorough, praetleaL and stan
' ; dard education al a cost within reach . of the; ;
; . hf ?h school srriduate 'i;-r - '
It offers training for collegiate degrees in
Arriculture . Mines
Cocanerce Pharmacy '.T:
Engineering and Mechanic Vocational Education
Arts. Chemical Engineering
Forestry : i Military! i Science and
Hone Economics Tactics
; It eff era training also in : The School of Music, Physical
Education, Industrial Journalism.
. : Fall Term Onen Septemher 18
-'Top circulars of information and illustrated booklet
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The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
; Corvallis, Oregon ,
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Ladies?, Misses and Children's :
Our reason for a sale at such enormous reductions is to
make room for
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New Fall Garments
Dresses
lies' Coats, Suits,
$1350-$I8.45-$19.95
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Worth & Gray
: -Deparfarient Store
Thone 132
177 North? Liberty Streef
Will Continue Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Needham
cut short Iheir stay at Belknap
Hot Springs and came: home on
Thursday. The remaining two
weeks or their vacation will be
pentat Seaside and Rainier Na
tional park. Later, they are plan
ning tor an automobile trip
through Yellowstone park.
Now coming in daily which Mr j Worth has purchased in
the East whilA ftpnnrino- the markets to obtain the best
styles of the season and atf prices that are extraordinary.
The Ostrln Confectionery.
Mneteenth and State streets,
announces its opening today.
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Here From Corralli
Mr. and Mrs. A K. Berman of
Corvallia are Salem visitors for
a few days while Mr. Berman is
transacting business here.
Franklin B. Laaner
Pianist and teacher will be
home August 3rd. Will conduct
special piano' classes during the
month of August. For reaerva
tions phone 1008-W.-Adv.
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Court Not Liked
A Classified
Will bring yon a buyer. Adv.
Attorney General Van Winkle
will petition the supreme court
r a reneanng in the case of
me lormer state fish and rame
Durkhart Returns-
Deputy Sheriff Sam Burkhart
tnmH TMterrfav' from a two
weeks vacation spent in the moan- commission against A. D. Hawk.
tains of southern Oren. There aerendant' nd S- S. Mohler. ap-
are so many tourists on the roads I , - vu"uc"iUlJun proceea-
thi. .nmmer and-back alont the!,BS "hereby the sute seeks to
fuhin .tmmi that rettin tvtT I control of feeding ponds on
a j 0 w
to one's self is next to imtffts- . D reea, nooa Kiver conn-
sible. Deputy Sheriff Burkhart f . W me nurturing of baby fish.
auvui x v acres or una is in
Cole McElroy's OrehestTa
Dallas Roundup. July 23-29.-AdT.
Clark Is Fined
J. B. Clark, arrested Thursday
for speeding, was yesterday fined
$10 in police court.
ering the appropriation of water
from Willow creek for Irrigation
of Zi acres in Morrow county.'
By C. O. Stover of Post, cot er
tng the appropriation of water
f rom ' Croked wrive for irrigation
of 19? acres in Crook county, at
a coi: o fapproti.natelj SU&G.
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Dalian Roumdun July 2-2
Dance with Cole McElroy's qr
chestra. Adv.
DeWitt Returns
O. K. DeWitt returned Thurs
day from a visit to Toledo and
other points in Lincoln county.
First Fatality Occurs
The first fatality in Oregon this
season in connection with fight
ing forest fires was reported to
the state industrial accident com
mission yesterday. The victim
was : J. M. Holcomb. who was
employed by the Columbia county
fire patrol association. ' He was
struck by a snag, and died as a
result of bis injuries. Mr. Hol
comb is survived by a widow and
one son. The commission yester
day approved a claim ot $16,000
in favor of Mrs. Holcomb and her
child. The amount will be paid
In monthly installments of $30
to the widow and $8 to the son.
The accident happened on July
19. Mr. Holcomb was protected
under the workmen's compensa
tion act. .
Fflras Developed
Leave your films today at Pat
ton's Book Store. Adv.
Normal Business Done
By West Coast Mills
One hundred and twenty three
mills reporting to West Coast
Lumbermen's association tor the
week ending July 22, manufac
tured 61,629,782 feet of lumber;
sold 74.8S6.850 feet; shipped S3,.
358.136 feet.
Production for reporting mills
equalled normal. New business
8 per cent below production.
Thirty-three per cent of aU
new business taken during the
week, was for future water de
livery. This amounted to 24,-
336,850 feet, of which 14,947.-
861 feet was for domestic cargo
delivery, and 9,388,989 feet was
for overseas shipment. New busi
ness fcr delivery by rail amount
ed to 1,6 8 4 cars.
Thirty-two per cent 1 of the
week s lumber shipments moved
by water. This amounted to 26,-
958,136 feet, of which 20.852,
696 feet moved coastwise and inter-coastal;
and 6,105,440 feet
export. Rail shipments amount
ed to 1.8S0 cars.
Unfilleddomestic cargo orders
total 89,796.249 feet. Unfilled
export orders 61,876.551 feet.
Unfillca rail "trade orders, 6,422
cars.
In 29 weeks production has
been 2,329,847.461 feet; new
business 2,342.673.137 feet; ship
ments 2.310,420.704.
Meeting Held at Dallas
Shows Orchardists En
couraged at Outlook
volved.
The controversy dates back to
about the year 1914. and on Tues
day of this week the lower court
for Hood River county was re
versed and the case decided
against me nsn ana game com
mission in an opinion by Justice
Bean of the supreme court.
The first step that led up to
me controversy was the procur
ing of a sort of verbal option on
the property, owned by Hawk,
so the natural feeding ponds
might be used to supplement the
hatchery at Bonneville. The com
mission wished to try out the
ponds before . purchasing them,
and this was agreeable to Hawk.
While this was being done Moh
ler secured from Hawk an option
on any 10 acres in the 80 acres
owned by him and through which H. J, Leaf Accepts NeW
Herman creek flowed. a Pncitinn at MarchfiPlri
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wnen me nsn ana game com-
mission miormea mswk mat it ctt vpDTnv r, tw
a a 1 tt 1 9
was reaujr iu purcnase, tiawa ex- (SMiai to the Statesman.!
prespea aouoi as to wnetner ne H J. Leaf, who ha bPn nunerin-
tays
Oregon Tomatoes in Markets -
Fresh Oregon tomatoes are now
in the market, grown m ine
Dalles and being shipped in to
Salem by express. They are tine
as any tomatoes grown anywhere, could give a clear title because tendent of the Silver Falls Timber
any time, and they sell very reas- 0f the option that had been grant- company saw mill, has accepted
onably. ea iionier. as a result, condem-the position of general superin-
natlon proceedings were started tendent at Mrsh field for the Coos
by the commission. Hawk made Bay Lumber company saw in Hies.
Mr. and Mrs. Leaf and son, Ray
mond, leave for Marshfield Mon
day,
DALLAS, Ore. Juy 28.
(Special to The Statesman.
At a meeting of prune frrowrrs
held In this- city, this week
the purpose ot ' ascertaining the
price to be P&id hands In the
prune orchards this fall the fol
lowing wage, schedule was unani
mously adopted by the growers:
Dryer help firemen s per
day; dryer. $& per day; help in
dryer, 12.50 per day with ai 60
cent bonus It the ' employe at
until the close of the reason.
Orchard help pickers. 6 cents
per box. with a 2 cent bonus it the
picker stays the , entire season:
picking, shaking and hauling to
be set by grower according to the
distance the prunes have to be
hauled to the dryer, Drying fruit
for outside orchardment 2 1-4
cents per pound, dried fruit.
The growers !who attended
meeting were all enthusiastic over
the prospect for a large crop this
year and it is expected that an
effort will b made to have! the
school board postpone the open
ing of school a few weeks in or
der to allow both the pupils! and
teachers an opportunity to help
with the prune harvest,
Many new dryers are being
built but with these extra ones
there will be practically a 30 day
drying season unless bad weatbor
sets in during, tbe picking season
to ruin a part of the crop.
Leiral Blanks '
Get them at The Statesman oi-1 no defense and manifested a wll-
tlce. Catalog on application. i Ungness to take whatever pur-
Adv. I chase price the jury allowed him.
Mohler, however, put up a de
fense. Th lower court decreed
in favor of the commission, and Silverton Greenhouse
Mohler appealed to the supreme
Cole McElroy's Orchestra ;
Dallas Roundup, July 28-29.
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Attend Seattle Convention-
Robert Paulus, Earl Pearcy aaa
R. G. McNary of th uregon
Growers, are in Seattle this week court. The supreme court, in the
attending the International Apple j opinion of last Tuesday, overruled
Shinners association , convention. I all objections made by Mohler,
! but under an act of the legtsia
Trunks. Bars and Leather Case I ture of 1915, withdrawing from
Will Have New Annex
Return From Seattle
(Mrs. Louis Cohn of The Ace,
her son, A. J. Cohn, wife and two
children of Honolulu, returned to
Salem yesterday, from a, motor
trip to Seattle. They were ac
companied by another son, Mar
vin R. Cohn, who is a resident i
of Seattle. The Honolulu visitors
aTrived in Salem several weeks
ago. ' .
Dallas Roundup July 28-13
Dance with Cole McElroy's or
chestra. Adv.
SILyERTOX, Ore., July 28
(Special to the Statesman.)
The Silverton Greenhouse owners
will azain add to their nresent
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Before you taae a mp cn uu appropriation or inversion ceram i greenhouses. The new rreen-
look at those Betterbllt trunrs at I streams along the Columbia River bonne win be 100 feet in lenrth
F. E. Shafers, 170 S. Commercial, highway, the supreme court held I and 35 feet in width and will be
Adv. that the Herman creek ponds built paralell to the present one
could not be used for purposes of it i3 to be used for an increase in
Makes Gaa Record . , fih feeding. flowers for winter use. It is ex-
The Valley Motor company mln- J tq jis petition for rehearing, pected that the work of erecting
i.torcui in the wants of a t ora 1 Attorney General van winKie 1 the new greenhouse will becin in
owner yesterday who haa .made will contend that the act of 1915 the: near future. A hot water
a record of 27.4 miles to a gallon was intended only to preserve the boiler with a 35o0 fbot radiation
of eas from Hampa, Idaho, to scenic zeauty ot streams and has also been purchased.' The
falls within view of the Columbia Silverton Greenhouse Is under
River ' highway and that use of the management of Ed R. Adams
the ponds for feeding fish would I and his son, Ralph Adams
in no way conflict with the law,
gas
Salem.
tornia.
He was "Dound for Call
Pervert Sighted
Reports were made yesterday
to the police that a moral pervert
has been in the habit of molest
ing the children around .the ma-
TRY OUR
Individual Meat Pici
On Toes, and Wed.
TUB LTTTLH LADY'S STORK
1000 Center St, corner i2Ui
116 I N IS
GAIIllNe PUCE
in Marion County
I HOTEL ARRIVALS I
MARION Portland, Glen-wE.
Pox, E. R. HicaieDerry, .
Adam, Mr. and Mrs. c. u.
George E. Bronaugn, Mr. wu
Mrs. B. P. Boynten. W. Cavan
augh, F. O. Miller, R. W. .Hod-
Tr T. Lefiter.
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smith. MoMinnviiie; r. a. pi- Two . Applications Filed For
mer. Corvallis; Mr ana Mrs y., ADDr0nr at On Of Watef-
m enmAnii Hartrora. uinu., " " .
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Morris Burke. L03 Angeles; Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Austin, Los
uniH! E. L. Price. Mr.' ana
Cal
nT.trjTT Portland. J. S. itea.
A n Rrocker. G. M. aukd,
.ni Tr J. P. Watson, u-1-
riam G Morev.
T?av Harmon- Dallas. Artnnr
S. Olcen. Cresweu; rrea
tonaen. Timber: A. C. Shranae.
A.tnria- Ernest Click. Cleveland,
n - v. G. Beattie. Monmouth;
Thnmi Little. Turner.
TERMINAL Dr. and Mrs. .
M. Allen. Enumclaw, Wash.; Mr.
tT,A Mrs. W. Gordon. Tacoma,
Liberty bonds are at par and
still traveling. The claim that
they are the best security in the
world is amply vindicated.
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HOUSE
Parts for One-Thutf Id
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I buy oldicarar "
424 N. CoaX Phone 523
the
An Englishman has ' made an
airplane which carries an .engine
that the inventor Insists will give
him a speed capacity of 400 miles
an hour. Up or down? Usually
the greatest speed, of these mar
vels is made when they drop.
Webb & Clough
Directtrs
Expert Eobaiaers
STEinOOCK
JUNK CO.
Pays Best Cash' Prices
" JUNK
OLD FURNITURE
The House of Half a
Million and One Bargains
402 N.CoraX Thone 523
FRUIT JARS
New Mason Fruit Jars,
Quarts 70c Dozen
, at the
CAPITAL
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HOUSE'
215 Center Street
Phone: 393'
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SALEM, OREGON "
Irrigation is gradually gaining
a hold in the Willamette valley.
Among applications for authority
to aKnronriate water filed with
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer.
is on- from J. H. Engeman and
Dor Eneeman of Silverton. who
propose to use tbe overflow from
the Silverton Lumber company
for tho irrigation of 15 acre nMr
Silvirton.
Weeks & Pearmine of Salem
have filed an application for au
thority to appropriate water from
the Willamette river for the irri
gation of five acres near here.
Other applications on file are
Uv M. M. Bull, of Portland.
ccver rg the appropriation of wa
ter from Sorin cieek. tribvtar
n Parker Stflfl P. Line o: Mcltenzie rlvor, far irrigation
3 of 40 acres, and for domestic wa-
Trnxr r. Tuiv 28. it: onDDlv in Lane county. The
SlLi?ElVIv v., - I - - - , ,
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n 1 Tlia StltMinin. 1 I CSillbillCU VUBfc .
. . m ( n 9 nf the citv i amounts to 11000
franchise rrsntlng 101 wy rrea n. xecaui.
t, covering ins jpproprianua m
Carrol,
Galla, Portland.
Further Reduction asked
rnimcil a
the Parker stage line the privU
ege ot the use of the city streets
as repealed following the non
acceptance of the franchise by the
stage line. An Injunction . was
served upon the city officials
Wednesday morning, holding en
the enforcement of the ordinance
which regulates the operation oi
stages on the city streets.
The council had fixed the sum
of 1270 yearly for tne raraer
Stage line and $230 for the C.
M. Stage line. The difference
In amounts was determined ac
cording to the business of the two
lines.
water from Wildcat creek to; op
erating a lumber flume in Clack
amas county.
By M. P. Stockwell. of Canyon
City, covering the appropriation
of 20 second feet from Canyon
creek for use In operating a hy
draulic places mine, at an esti
mated construction cost amount
ing to 330,000.
Bv Viola A. Lander, of Ham
llion. Otl covering the appropria
tion of water from Long Hollow
branch for irrigation of S3 acres
in Grant county at tn estimated
cost of $300.
IBy J. W. and Claude Moore, of
The council reconsidered fter Hood river for the appropriation
hearing the complaints oi me i Q water f rom an unnamed srrin
Parker Stare linand reduced tre .xA water for irrlcatioa
amount to $200 for the Parker o( a 20-acre tract in Hood River
Staee line and to $150 for tne connty.
C. M. line. The Parker line Bt Constance Johncoi of Plush,
msdfl an effort to reduce tt to JZa fOP ib appropriation of water
per year. Palling In its efforts f roin' ligle spring for irrigation
of :0 acres and for domestic use
in Lake county
By Frank Silver, of Yaehats,
covering the appropriation of wa
it the shipping board has its Iter f rem an unnamed spring for
way the ocean will continue to he I domestic use in Lincoln county.
vct.' Exe. '" - .-1 - By Nettie Mason, of lone, cov-
it brought suit against tne cnj.
The C. & M. line paid its franchise..
Today Tomorrow
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TftE. -MISTRESS"
Of The world
Showing ,.
The City oi Gold"
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Saved By Wireless": :
A tale so filled with miglity spec
tacles and thrills that other screen
productions seem like play.
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Never so many people engaged!
Never so many magnificent build
ings destroyed in any other screen
production. See it!
NOTE Each picture is complete
in itself so. that if you mi we. I
numbers one and two, Jt will not
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