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SUNDAY,J.IOrwNINGt AUGUST 2, 192:
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A 1$EEE HOME; T MANSIONS, MAY EE UNTIDY AND
SOUTH ERN. SECTION, IS :
ACTIVE IN BUILDING
EXPEND!-
BVBEY.8nOW8 .
- TOIES OF 383 BILLION
Industry, Power, - Transportation
v and Communkation -Facilities
Are Expanded - ' . 1
ATLANTA. Ga. . Aug. 1,Al
; though the J;80Uthern. atates set
a new high record, pf-.. more tnan
4385,000,000 in actual building
construction la their principal clt
ies during the. first six months of
1925, as compiled by the "survey
department of G. I., Miller and
. company, mortgage bond houses,
r this stupenduous sum "was exceed
ed by more than a hundred million
' dollars In the amount. Infested in
expanded "facilities i tor Industry,
' power, transportation and com
. ( municatlon. t l 'i . ,
' Surrey officials place a quarter
of a billion dollars .as a conserva
tive estimate, on . the amount in
vested in transportation "facilities
either placed under .construction
or announced for the immediate
1 future ; whife more than., half, this
amount went directly into Indus
trial expansion ' in lts several
phases. , '- K .; .;;: -
The attitude of outside capital
toward southern possibilities was
expressed by Judge E. H. Gray
of the United States Steel corpora
lion, on a recent inspection - trip
through the Birmingham - district
During the course of this visit he
took occasion to remark on the ex
ceptlonal natural resources of the
section and! the conservative atti
tude of the people.
TUlers SponsofRaUway'dnd Open New
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JULY IS GOOD MONTH
! ;F0R MANYs BUILDINGS
TOTAL, FOR MONTH IS f 189,730
. REPORT SHOWS .
; - r Eight hundred farmers in the wheat country aroundn&cobcj, Mont., chipped in $125,000
with'the Great Northern raflway to build 50 nales of railway and pea up a new farming empire
, twice-the sise of Rhode Island. The farmers found hauling theiri grain to market in wagons and
motor truck too mostly, so they bought enough railroad stock to insure the building of the $1,250,000 .
;cx,tenaion. Some of them are aeen lined up In the Main Street of Scoby at a conference..
co:.::.nssio;iEns
The following is the; official
publication of the record of
ilaims i ; before the Marion
eounty . commissioners . court
for . the July term, 1925, will
the amount allowed, Bills con
tinued, etc., according . to the
records in the office of - the
"The South is coming Into her . county clerk.
rn," he ; said. "I . have been! , - ' i: - '. - ;"
own
. through thej southern country con
siderably during the last 0 or 35
years and have noticed changes for
theb etter !which..have been ap
pearing from yJear td; year, "but my
last visit gave me a better Impres
sion of the present conditions and
' future prospects Of the south than
1 have ever made before." r !
(Con'td from yesterday's daily)
Road District No. 69
Coast Culvert & Flume Co
riveted pipe, etc. . . . ; . - 84.62
Ebner, J. W., 'fuse, caps, ,
etc ..;.,.w....... 2.2$
Kehve, N. J., truck - haul
ing, etc;. . . .' . .... . . . .
Gllles, John, on rooter &
grader
2.00
UTO HOME COMPLETED "!r'!e"::- - i
4.60
3.00
4.00
Road District No. 7ft : ,
FRED 31. POWELL MOTOR OARS gchmitijt Edward, grading i S 0.00
tsenmut, Jacob, running V
I 6BUC- . . . -i ........ 12.VV
Darst,i CrPiipreadihc; r-x
rock . . . 22.40
Schmitt, '" George," patrol- !-
; man & . . v .; . . . . . . . ,40:00
I : I s! j Road District No 8S ';:
Selknap. Gilbert, hauling
gravel,' teain .. . t 155.00
NOW ON NORTH HIGH
" Finishing touches are being giv
en to the Kelson Bros, building on
North High Just north of ' the
Newton-Chevrolet home which was
occupied last week by the Fred M.
huilding measures 185xS2H feet reOO
and cost approximately 130,000 to I Bos track, Russell, build-; 1
Vconstruct.; ' '"'
" In:dai4dt0aaslayQn,
.48x72 feet, .the building 1s equip-
ped with a ladies, dressing room,
business office, sales' manager ofr
. flee, general office and a special
j Xoom for the president. Machine
v shops, wash racks.1 Stock room and
, "Other necessary equipment is lo-
", cated backt of the display, room.
. Aa joining , the machine shop is a
dressing room and shower bath for
employes. jThe building will be
steam heated with an oil-burning
plant. Provision is made at the
inr road to-rravelr-i --i 4.80
hauling gravel, etc. . 26.90
Doty E"do . . t v 87.00
Gilmour, -Jake, do .:... 36.00
Johnson," Claude, do . . .v 108.00
Joseph i, and 1 x.ittlefleid.
' general repr. work . . . ,' 14.80
Maria tt. Geo. Jr., hauling
, gravel etc. .-..,.. 173.60
Meier, Chas. F. Jr., dofirvi?;78,00
Mitchell. Chas - cuttinar
brush, etc., . . tv 1O0
Mitchell, Otto, do .-. . L . . 30.70
Ramey, py'A.; hauling gra
vel, etc." '; . . ;Vi
Sayles, D. F., do
rear of the building for a parking Searsr James K., gravel .V.
51.00
129.00
27.30
place and additional automobiles.
One way: traffic -will.be observed
'according to'Ttfr. Powell. '.Vehicles
Will enter from the frontand exit
through the 'rear of the' building.
52.10
nofttnr nnnnnnrpc Plan -
iu u cu nuc ouuuuiy iBuell, Arthur, do
Drake. J. D.,do ,
Van Gorder.u John, r
taken at ch. . .. ..
roth, Ben, grading .
Hadleyi L, o.. do
Plans for the construction of a
$40,000 building, on. his fproperty
at Chemeketa-snd ChUTctr streets
Tomasek, John,; ; 521 yds.
- gravel H . .
Tnrnidae. r Dave, haulinic
gravel, etc .u. .-. .... . 45.00
Welderkehr, Wm., do. . . . 42.00
Wlntermantel, Fred. do. '. 130.50
Reeves. Roy patrolman.'. : 98.00
Road District Nos. 14 and 23
i25.60
73.60
33.20
rock
. --.
were announced last week by Dr.. V . Jvl V." V. J v
1 ?HS!le' !ldr- wmjRtfni::;
'rf -The buildins Will be Used excluS- MrnMnn K. A r.dtns.
lvely by Dr. White.
" Excavation for the srte was com
pleted several years ago and the
dirt and gravel have been a sub
ject of .much controversy n the
cty council chambers,
is being moved." !
Tie dirt
lis your lawnTfn nice condition?
Magueson. E. grading
Moser, G. R.r and Lloyd,
crushing, rock . . . . . '.
Opris. T. grading 1 ......
Relnhart. John, do :. . .'.
De Santls, Louis, Sr., grad
ing .
De Fahtls. Lottis, Jr., do7.;
De. Santls, Tony, clearing
'right of way. ... . . .
Sunde. Ole, grading.. .
24.15
22.40
113.40
59.20
92.00
11.20
282.56
27.40
133.80
43.20
'95.2
49.60
16.00
Our. many; visitors are attentive to vaohT (ir !
mtuW tblnt V-.-v !;.:u.--".- 'tTi.r'r,ll.TT' J,r.,T ' -
47.60
20.00
23.92
5.68
(
1.13
f
19.40
. i.
42.55
26.29
3.50
Li'
9.00
2.54
18.56
8.00
. 105.50
. 100.00
.,104.00
. 35.00
. 104.00
. 109.89
.104.00
94.50
. 52.00
r.l04.25
;. 105.50
. 72.00
.V .42.50
. 82.50
. 44.50
.. - Truck Account .
Becker & Son! , tire & re
pair ................
Bernard. P. A. Motor Co., f
gas -and parts.....;.. 232.36
Columbia. Tire Corpn. tires
on adjustment ........
Downlng's Service Station,
gas l..
Eipmett, E. G., gas & oil
The Four Corners Service
Station, gas
McAlvin, W. E. and J. H.,
repairs
Newton - Chevrolet C o.,
parts
Ore. State Highway Co. do.
Red . Arrow Battery Co.,
recharge bat. ..... L..
Scheelar Auto Wreck. Co.,
generator. ....... . .i. . .
Wilson, Ottd.J., parts.!...
Yoeman Bros., gas & parts
Bass, Charlton, driving
truck . . J
Branch, A. C. do .......
Brassell, W; "M.. do .....
Binegar, Walt, do
Connor, Frank, do
Dawson, R., do . .
Evans, Earl, do . .
Gesner, Clifford, do
Glover, -Roy, "do
Hawkins, Edward, do
Hill, M. O., do .
Johnson. Leonard, do
Koru, Arnn, ao ....
Lehman, Earnest,, do
McCarroll. F. E., do -
Millb, Raymond, do
Pfllette, Basil, do. 13.50
Relnhart. J. F., do ,. ... 48.00
Taylor.'Soi., do'Tr ; Vji'-.., .104.00
105.25
.92.00
Wheeler, E. M., do r.
Young, L. A., do
.'.'.. Caterpillar? Account
Cladelc's Garage, repairs . .
Loggers & ..Contractors
Machinery Co., ' track
bolts . ..........
Willamette Equipment Co.'
reprs. road grader. i'i"iv
Bartruf f, Robt., operating
cat., etc.-. . . . ;
Haslebacker, Albert, 'oper
ating grader . . ... . , . ;
Lorence, Andrew, do ... .
Scharf, - Dan, operating
cat. .;.............
Scharf, Fred, do . . . . .
Terry, J.-MM hauling cir
cle for cat.
Van Cleave, Ralph A,
2.00
12.00
16.50
36.00
13.75
95.00
i .
13900
108.00
IP
. . 50
re-
. .. Salem Paving Plant
Blumauer-Frank Drug Co.
benzol
Capital Journal, bid ad
vertisement ..;
Crotaan, E. M wood ....
Oregon Statesman, bid ad
vertisement Beecrott, I, night watch
man Binegar, O. D., shoveling"
Blanchard, Roy, raking,
sawing wood .........
Brown, W. J., sweeping
pavement
Dawson, John; patching
road. etc.
Ecker, Fred, shoveling A.
C.
Griggs, Earl, putting A.
C. in kettles . . . . .....
Griggs, Clyde, self & team
on f resno -
Hoven, Otto, foreman at.
Salem,' P. P.
Hutchins. F. ' N.. man &
team on f resno
Kron, Erwin, oiler at Sa
lem P P.
LIckel, L. H., - fireman at
Salem P. P.- . . ...... .
Loose, Frank, truck haul
ing Mattson, Chas., . mixer at
Salem P. P
McCain. Allen, weigher, d'o
Mcllwain. William, fore
man,, patching Mr.
Mohler, Ray. carry water
Ramsden, - Robert, spray
ing pavement
Reihen, , Joe, . shoveling"
gravel r.
Rowland. Elie, do . .'.."."
Siegmund, Floyd L time
keeper . . . ...
Smithy F. A., night watch
watchman ...........
Stroud, E. B., rolling A.
Tade. Henry, raking A. C.
Wager, Robert shoveling
travel
Largest . Permit Is for v Gtherie
Theatre; Totals for 1024
Surpassed -
Building permits issued by the
city during the month of . July,
1925, totalled 997,030 above the
record-. for the corresponding
month of 1924. according to fig
ures .compiled yesterday by" city
recorder Mark Paulsen. Flftyslx
permits were granted, during the
past month, totalling in estimated
value 1189.730 as compared with
a total of $92,700 for July.. 1924.
The largest single permit for
construction Issued was to G. -W.
Guthrie for the $90,000 theater
now being built at 170 South High
street. Other totals tor the month
were: Seven permits issued for
new dwellings. $70,600; 1 permit
for greenhouse, $2000; 1 permit
for warehouse, ' 91000; 1 permit
for service station,; $1000; 1 per
oldest and largest Greek colony In
Africa. It was built in the seventh
century before Christ on the high
est part of western Lybla fronting
the coast of Marsa Sasa where
the ancient port of Appolonia was
situated. ! . i
" v. Excavations which were carried
on ld Cyrenus ten years ago show
ed that'tbe ancient city contained
In excellent state of preservation
relies of all oMhe epochs of anti
qulty.eepeciallyv.the Hellenistic
and the' Roman. During the Ro
man era. the city was'-the capital
of Crete and Cyrenus. j ,
cipal camp officers the same men
who commanded the veterans as a
unit in tha Spanish-American
War.. r '
The officers are Frank P.
Stubbs. commander; Eugene J.
Courtney, senior vice-cvmmander,
and Walter B. Hangum. junior
vice-commander. They were cap
tain, first lieutenant and second
lieutenant, respectively, of Corn
pan yy B, First Louisiana Infantry
during the Spanish War.
With StabilizecTMark.
Saving Habit Acquired
v BERLIN Recent savings bank
figure. show that the Germans
are beginning, to save again ad
In the oast Tear and a half the"
number of depositors has grown j
rapidly." During the inflation!
period no one in Germany thought
of saving money.
JUwas the policy of. either
"spend -it before it is worthless,"
.or of "get-rlch-qulck." Gradually,
however 'with the stabilising of the
markTtlue; the wisdom of econo
my h'tw)fiia'to reassert itself.
. j - BROTHER IS KNIFED
SEATTLE. Aug. l.-Ben H.
Hawkins 36 years old, is near
death in a hospital here after be
ing stabbed with a knife by his
brother at the home of their moth
er here today. '
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HOLDINGS PERMITS LARGE
. SEATTLE,' Aug. 1. Building
.'permits totaling $21,067,520 wer
Issued in Seattle durirg Ihe" first
seven months of .this year, .setting
a new mark In building activities
for this city.
G-WE YOURHCME L
THE PKOPtR tAK.
KEEPYOUR.'
PLUMBINI
IN
I REPAIR
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NELSON. BROS
8SS CbeBKketa
Pboae 1000
i
774.00
106.00
VerbeckRoytj grading j. ; 73.60
4 , -pairing, operating cats.
etc.; -
Worden. Ralph; operating
grader, etc. . . . .... . . .-
Zlellnskl, W. O., opera t-
cat. No. 3 ........... 84.00
" '' Stayton Paving; Plant
Holflich Truck Co.. parts 1.30
Rosebraugh, W. W., labor, f
steel plate etc. ......1016.56
Stayton Switchboard As-
- sn.," telephone calls t . .
Willamette Oil & Burner
' Co.; fuel oil
Downing. Earl ; F., helper
on .paving P .
Freres. Theodore G., 'work
with' team . . . .
Glover. George E., helper
at paving plant
Lyons, Richard,
rock, ........
Schab. George,
scraDine rock ".
Spicer, Ralph, foreman at
P p . --
Splcer, W. W., helper at P.
hauling
' teamj
4.10
44.83
70.40
; 9.75
j :-.
94.00
148.12
I ;
; 84.00
;- i ,
120.00
92.00
t-r.
BUY Your
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and all Building Materials at the place where you can get
THE MOST PER DOLLAR
1
That's at tho
VLOiiJaJ
i"; " i' f t ,n - ., . . . . ;
1 i A! B. KELSEY, Manaset. :
?349: Sbuthr;TwelftK"Street Jnear JhosKijyoolen Mill
shoveling A."
7.50
2.55
120.75
3.00
105.00
102.00 j
114.00
72.00
92.00
46.75
5.00
141.00
172.J0
78.00
117.50
117.50
446.25
117.50
65.00
156.00
16.50
31.50
I"
82.25
94.00
95.00
105.00
67.38
114.00
45.50
mit for clay shed.; $3000; . 2 per- j Government officials and brain
mits for garages, $950; 3 permits I workers furnish thJargest per-
for sign boards, $130;, 3 permits' cenUge of the depositary
for store, buildings. $2150; 16
permits Issued for' the alteration
and repair of buildings, $13,900.
During July of last year 33 per
mits were issued for hew build
ings with a total value of $87,700,
and 4 tor alterations and repairs
totalling $500).
The only permit, issued yester
day was to F. A. Anderson for the
erection of a one-story dwelling at
420 S. Cottage street to cost
$1700.
Italian Scientific Work
n Africa to Be Greater
ROME Encouraged by the
markable archeological - discover
ies made ' by Italians at Lentls
Magna and Sabratha in Northern
Africa, a party of Italian scientist!
led by Dr. Ettore Ghislanxonl of
the Roman National Museum, in
tend to begin large scale' excava-i
tions at Cyrnos in the Italian
colony of Cyenaica.
Cyrenus; which has already
given to the world the marvelous
Venue Andyomene now in the Na
tional Museum in Rome, was the
War Officers Command
Same Units 27 Years Ago
MONROE. La. The distinction
is claimed by Monroe Camp, No.
9. United Spanish War Veterans.
that it is the only one In the
country having for its three prin-
ing A. C. 40.25
McCluer, M. Do .4..... 63.00
McClure, T. J.,. loading A. .
C. trucks .67.50
Nehl. Ted, man & team
slipping, .gravel at ' '.
plant ....... 106.00
Pulley. Ora, . man & truck
' hauling ........ 360.00
Ridgon. Ed; man and
truck hauling ... . . : . .. 253.85
' (Catiftd 6a pj S)
White, F. J,
C. ......
i ... . Scollard Plant
Drager, D. O., cash adr.
for frt. on gravel .....
Valley Manufacturing Co.,
sledge handles ......
Whitman, . C. F., misc.
hdw. -
Bartruff, Robt,, rolling A.
Bass,- George, fireman. . . .
Buschkowsky Albert night
waica ..............
Davis, . "Chas... tending
vats at Scollard Plant..
Randrlch, Walter, shovel
ing A. C. ..
Hall, George,' night,
watch
Haven, Chas.. firing vats' '
Hunt. Tom. feeding; drum
at Scolalrd plant .....
Koch." Mike shoveling gra-'
vel, etc. .
Koch." Peter, weighing
rock
Malone. L. M., foreman
- at Scollard Plant .., 142.50
Maquin, N.. shoveling gra
vel ... ........ ..v?.. 66.40
McCaffery, .Frank, shovel- 3
97J5
567.00
2.40
35.83
r - t v
114.00
42.00
110.25
84.00
63.00
. S4.00
71.75
70.00
61.75
75.00
Lone Star
! Service Station . i
1 and Camp Ground
A TENT IS
A TENT
When it is made out of 29"
jbase;"36" base is inferior
or light, weight. All of our
tents are. made of 29 base
goods" aod are guaranteed
full weight. and full sizeJ:
We make them as you
wan them without extra
V M W wmmm-
charge.
WE RENT TENTS ,1
Salem Tent &
Awning1 Co.
Manufacturers of Tents, Awn
ings and Canvas Goods of All
Descriptions ; j
FRANK MOXXER j i
720 Jf. Llbertr St, Salem, Ore.
Telephone 415 j . j
NATIONALLY
KNOWN ONES
We represent the following
nationally known lines:
DuPont De Nemours & Co., Inc.
Giant Powder Co.
Standard. Gypsum Co. ' ,
Pratt & Lambert ' . ; !
Murphy Varnish Co.
Certalnteed Products Co. f
Muralo Company , '
. U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co. '"
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. -Marshall-Stearns
,
Peerless Built In Furniture
When buying such well known'
materials "you are assured -
of the very best that
money can buy.
Gabriel Powder & Supply Co. -
175 South Comniercial
Telephone 728
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Cozy Cottage
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Meets Small Family Weeds
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3i:lS38 N. Capitol Street
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Johii Williainson
' i" Prop. 1
A1SO ( '
1 Builder, of Homes
for sale ori easy terms.
, . If you are looking for
. a home call on us.
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w Ey es r of thfe home
Mill
Casement wiadowt
.ins! 7 or in pair
is erml detr
md is four diffwvnt ,
kites ' are reJy for
imnediata . deliverj. .
Special deaifna aad
aiiea aaada te order.
TTRACTIVELY. i desizned
; Spauldinff made windows
really give expression to a house.
'IV is" one of those touches that
require only a little forethought
rather, than expensive outlay to
add interest :and salability to a
-home. " .
ECONOMY and comfort ara asaored
tor the small family In the pro
perly planned four room hoaae. Thla
tacco type lends Itself nicely to tola
class of-dwellinr. comblnlnc simple
structural plan with pleasing exterior
assures a miutmum of effort on the
j part of the housekeeper together
with ample space for all ; require
ment of comfortable urine for the
I average slxe family. :
Spauldine made ; window!
plain or -'casement typeare
made of clear, "kiln: dried, thor
oughly1 seaoried-ivood. They
are perfectly (joined; and .f itted.
As In nearly all houses of this size
I the Intention is that the living room
may- be used as a dining room if oc
casion warrants. .- t
The' kitchen contains all of the fi)
usual equipment in a compact space La
ana tne oreaazast nooa wui oe usea
I by the average . family for; at least
two meals a day. i . f 1 '
The ' central hallway, opening to
the two bedrooms, living room and
: bath.' la something that wUl sot be
overlooked by the student of , dwell
ing construction. ' , ';:!;.
Plans of this house wUl be furn-
i ished upon application to :C.
Spauldlng, Salem, Oregon.
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Two tets of bin prlsU and gpectflotloM tor the abow house or other houses C1 be t-
plied at nominal cost npoa' appUcatloa to
SPAULDIKG LO GGEsG CO. " '