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REMARKABLE SHQfre
FEATURE GOWTEST
Tied Twice, Local Tossters
lake Hard Victory With
!- . Score or 26 to 25
'Playlnig two extra periods to
hteak the, 'Uq that held Parrlsh
Junior high t school players , neck
ttf ueck ilh the Woodbwrit lIgh
liver the? localf team lastf 'ntftht
dropped In the' winning toasr and
took the (most exciting gainci f
the season by a 26 to 25 scorel l
At the end ot the game the seoN
Rtood 21 all. At the end i of the
first extra ' period the score' Vas
23-all. Half a minute before 'the
expiration of the last extra period
Kelly dropped In a basket, j the
contest ending 26 to 25. j
Play was fast and clean. Score
INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN COUNTY TAX ROLL
Continued from page 1.)
for 1925 of $16,202.04, The
tax
for the Salem district Is Bet at
9203,758.87. an increase over last
year of $7,575.34. The valuation
101025 to Riven as SIS.205887
for -Salem schools. Last year it
wj$S85,920 less. i
'"he tax for the city of Salem
wa. in creased $16,284.74 OTer last
year; and. the valuation was in
creased $846,738. Salem .valua
tion is set at $14,281,363 for 1925.
Two tables below give the.valu
atloa, levy and tax for cities in
At&rton county for 1925 and for
1924:
1 CITIES 1Z5
Xana Valaatioa. &evr. - -t Tax.
.AumaviUe 6J.081 .0162 J.O05.74
Aunira .... . 181.6.V2 .no.it Qi'fi.i
JtnaM 69,216 .0145 1,003.62
C:rria T... 179.476 .01U4- ll.wb2.44
Kvfeb.rd 213,501 .OH' -2.Him.A8
Jt1iroa 255.279 .021 5.3R0.K8
. Mt. Ansel .... 432.65K .0133 : 6,020.:i4
Kl.m- ..,.14,281.3(53 .fl; 22...ni.80
fr-otta Mill.. 68.701 .001' 1 556.48
ftilrerton .... 1,337,58 .0170 2 1.30(1.81
Ktaytoii . 42511 ,051 i2.lte9.ll
tst. Pnl 61.108 :0O49 H.4l
Sublimit; .... 63,172 .OlStl !fR.lO
Taraer 161.570 .005 807.85
VVW"dhn. ' 711,917 j
VimdUorn. 88fl.40 .0157 1.1.016.6
Total
.S18.799.020
S2t0.11(.l:
CITIES 1924
Valnatlon. Lery.
na.oxtf .M55
. 186.12 I :07
. 67.807 ;0148
1H3.B88 .0101
Kama
AaiRMrtll
Aatnn
3na4d ..
l.'orrai. ..
Tax.
.Of 4.5S
1.4J ..;
1.48JS.5!
lr2.2l
2.407.37
5.361.02
Hubbard
209.337 .0115
248,196 .02 1 6
444.105 .0134
Jeflrn
Jt. "Anitel .
6..-.5!
Halm - .-u..1S,4K4.HS.t'.13M 2t2;27.o
t-os UilU.. 73.710 .0118 i . ('.. 77
KihroMon 1,286.951 .0145 , 1S,(SG0.78
myiun ... .-. 426.0! S K51 . 2,172.68
: eo.oos 047 r 282.02
HuMuaitjr 65,934 .Ol4:t 012.8",
Tamer 159.98H ,0097, "lu51.82
1VwHmt.. 886.0S2 .0158 ll.OlHlwOO
- if! "A'
Totr
$17,931.281 .. ?-72.80lJl
V- ...... - 1 ,
'ollowing-is a compilation of
for Marlon county for the year 1925:
State
County
-County, school and library..
High school tuition fund ......
County road ..,..
i , Total state and county.
Union high school No. 1.....
s, Union high school: No. 3 j
1 Special schools,... .
I Special roads ....i.;...
I Special cites i ;;..
I IMiller drainage district
1 Forest patrol,
-Total tax' roll
1 L.
Savel
, Money, too
$2.20
roundfrip week
" ' . end tare. !
yi'l j$2.50 ;
.roiiniltrip tkke;
-' ior um any day.
. -.15,-day lirnit. ;
'.StOpOTCTSOn
. ithis ticket,' '
"" "' W I II. f . . .j - .1! - , . t III II ... j
at the end of the first half was:
Parrlsh 19, Woodburn 8. Kep?.
pin iter and Andresen were ex
ceptionally strong. as guards while
Kelly played an all-round game.
Long shots featured the play of
bothi teams. Parrish's scoring
machine was Kelly, high point
ani Suing, second : in' counters,
id Hutchens. t
i r - -' .
? Woodhurn's j shooting . was de
clared remarkable.; IBomhoff of,
IWoodburn was high , point man
with) U to his credit.: - His" team
was f handicapped" by Allen, star
center's injury, a bad anklet The
(lineup fbllowau. ; j
;Parrish ; . . , '' ' Woodbirrn
Siegmund .......1F l.-Carethers
Suing ...-..k..'....F;-i1i.'. Bomhbff
Andfeben ........C'ii.. Sims
Kelly O'-tsii...... Deetst
, Kepplnrer v.-.-Cr .uMcKenxla
Jituehens
if.
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Play College of Seattle To-
rjignt; ruget bound is
Conference Game; j
Coarh Rathbun will leave Sa
lem ithis morning with his Bear
scats! for an invasion of jortherif
"Washington. Tonight the Wil
lamette team will meet the College
Jof Seattle team at Seattle.
Tomorrow night the boys will
Journey to Tacoma where, they
will j play a northwest conference
game against the College of
Pugft Sound. CPS Is reported to
have! a powerful team. While a
victory for Willamette will mean
little as far as conference stand'
ing U concerned for Willamette, a
victory for CPS will give that
school a chance at the conference
pennant. ; . i
If: the Bearcats peat S. Walk
man has the pennant wiiuout dis-ij
pute.
TItACTt OUT
SEATTLE, Feb. 9.
- iracK
training at the University- of
Washington was under way todaya
fby Jimmy Charteris, intercollegi
ate half-mile champion and '13
other veterans.
(IltL SUlMMKfl WfXS
j - . "Tr? 1!
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, Feb. O.i
Eleanor Garatti. 17 yearld girl;
01 an itaraei. cat., tonignt re
tained her title as national cham-l
pionj when she won a close final;
in toe 50-yard free style event of
the. women's national AAU swim-i
nmingcohteRfs." Her tlafe was 2S
; seconds.
1 1
the valuations.
levies and taxe
Valuation
Levy : Tax i
.0071 317.951.29 I
.0105 470.209.70 I
.0036 1C1, 214.75 i
.0029 57.344.00 f
.OOiC 140,302.30 j
$1,147,022.10 i
.004 7.075.91 j
.0051 7.44B.17 !
373.200.45 i
42.541.81 !
290,118.16 i
686.70 I
1.874.87 j
mm
TOGO
-i4,78I,877
. 44.781. 877
. 44.7Si,S77
.19,773,795
. 0,o00!,514
Si. 768,978
l, 4 60,038
;
! -J
$1,869,966.17
this fast, convenient
0v. v aww vacua jr j
It a cofnfortable tide br'train toFortlaiuL
KeUx and rest en route; plan your activiry
t journey's end. Thus arrlv refreshed,
without loa of valuable nervous energy.
Departure and arrival times are arranged
to fit your travel plans, Note this $chdida
Lv; Salem Ar. Portland ,
6:4t z.vci. . No. 16 &50ajn. Y
-1 Delidoua breakfast in Southern ' "
. Pacific dining cat. ' ' i
' f "' -i
9-J3a.ni . No.18 ; 1V30zjxu
1:1$ p.mi. . No.14 3:30 pJru '
S'3$ p.inl .e No34, 7:40 p.m.
Simifar cervice returning. Any Southern .
Pacific agent will gladly supply you with
ny turthcr travel inxormaUon.
Veieran Jockey
Hopes to Make
"Comeback Good
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! Alex -M urraf, 4 6 year old lock
ey is looking fort more 'wirihers
to ride. After being on the ground
for 17 years, he rode 4 'Devasta
tion" to victory at New Orleans.
SMEMHIWIi
ii V
Webfooters Break Ico by
; Taking Prelimrnary; Hi
Score 28 to 21
ij Salem' Webfooters won 11 to 5
from Independence seconds last
night in a preliminary contest
played before the opening of the
high school game, taken by Salem
Hi, 28 to 21.
The' Independence teams gave
the locals a good run before the
contest ended, although the first
first half score was Salem 13, In-
idependence 7.
The gym was packed with spec
tators, .fully half of whom were
Salem high nchool students, "in
dependence opened the scoring in
the early moments' of play. Duffy
of Salem was high point man. for
his team, j .
; -
Ti ran
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Givic Music Club Presents Susie Michael j
and Misha Gegna in BrilKant Concert
Joint Concert Given by Pianist an rtrVloIin-WUst-Laist;-'"Night-; at
1 j Iteilig WiiiJ
A good, sized audience heard one
of the most scintitlant musical ofr
ferings of the 1926-26 season last
night at the Heilig theater when
Susie Michael. , the American pi
anist, and Misha Gegna, the "Rus
sian Tiolincellist, iwero presented
in Joint concert junder the .. aus
pices of tlie-CJviel Music club.
. The program opened with seven
Mosart-Beethoven; variation for
cello and piano, a number" that
was richly applaudeuUlor its har
monic perfection the sonorous
cello in ,prediminance. - y
Miss' j Michael, the pianist and
accompanist plays with a jubilant
warmth of tone, and her technique
1b a demonstration of a lilting un
sophisticated;; style. As her open
ing group she gave three of Cho
pin's most ;' colorfully written
numbers the F sharp major noc
turen. the A-flat waltz, and a dash
ing impromptu..
Salnt-Saens magnificent Concer
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night by Mrj Gegna for art unsur
passed cello rendition, his fam
ous Guarnarfous responding with
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I BASKETBALL SCORES
At Helena: Gonzaga 43; Mt.
St. Charles 27. . , t f .
. At Rozeman: Montana State
college 36; University of Montana
23. '
At Forest Grove: Forest Grove
high 13 McMinnville 25. i
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OAC1 31; WSC 24 , -CORVALLIS,
Ore., Feb.' 9.
(AP.) The Oregon Agricultural
college basketball team defeated
Washington State college's five
here tonight by a score of 31 to
24. " J: .
The Washington State team
work was strong ; until the Aggie
lead kept mounting and they be
gan making scratch shots, but all
through the game they checked
closely and guarded so well that
two of the Aggje regulars,
Diwoky and Pinkerton. made no
field goals at all. j Both contribut
ed to scoring attacks and Diwoky
rang three points on free throws.
Whitman S4; Idaho 21
WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Feb.
9. r-Whitmap. potential cham
pions in the newly formed north
west conference.; rode over the
Idaho Vandals hre tonignt 34-21.
In the opening period, the teams
played fairly even and the half
ended 12-all. In the secoiid. per
iod Whitmaii rallied and built up
a safe -Jeadj; which t the. Va4JLViJK church started thLs week
never approached.
1,
HORNSItY- IS KLKCTED
ST. - LOUIS. Feb. 9. Rosers
Hornsy, playing, playing fuana-
bye
Favor
beauty and supple virility to a
masterfully handled bow -and al
most ' uncannily sensitized , finger
action. : -
After an encore by Mr. Gegna,
Miss Michael repeated the triumph
of her earlier group In Jier! second
choices. "The Larkt (Glinka
Balakiereff I was a d'escriptive
tonal composition of : Intriguing
developments twhile the -technical
Liszt RhapsodXe was handled with
sprigbUlneKs!, finds vigor. An en
core followed;' I . ;-: ., 1 ' f
Mr. Gegna'agalri excelled at hif
instrument when he played num
bers from Max Bruch; Van Goens,
Popper, and .an Russian folfi. song
of his own arrangement. A love
ly rendition of Schubertj peerless
"Ave Maria" closed the program
as an encore by Mr. Gegna, with
Mis Michael at the piano.
Carol Robinson, pianist, and
Lawrence Strauss, $enort will fill
the two remaining Civic Music
club dates for March 29 and April
19, when Salem music lovers will
be assured of two treats more
comparable with that of last eve
ning.,' . i '
ger of the St. Louis Cardinals and
voted the most' valuable National
league player in 1925, was elected-a
director of the club' at the
annual meeting todayt
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I ' LATE, FIGHT NEWS
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PAR IS, Feb. 9 . (A P. ) Pao
lino Uzoudu-n, the Spanish heavy
weight b6xmg champion, knocked
out "Soldier Jones" of Toronto,
Canada, in the first round of their
12-round bout at the Cirque de
Paris tonight.
FA ILK I) IV COMEBACK
- VERNON. Cal., Feb. 9. Bert
Colima, one-time middleweight
idol of the Pacific coast, tonight
ended an attempted comeback
stretched on the canvas, knocked
out' by Ted Moore, the English
man. Moore put over the finish
ing punch, a terrifiic light to the
chin, in the fourth round.
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