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only at the Kl&inore with fire acta
or randevitle.
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'' irian to fame and fortune, and
A afnce a great partt)f the situations
take place in a milk bottling plant
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ducer Durr to do but construct an
actual bottling plant at the studio
- 'ine tecnincai staff was able to
field -dairy mechanicians and after
. twp we eks of conistent work the
, , task waa .completed. Two hun
dred gallons of milk were: poured
Into the vats and the mechanism
started bottling forty-eight bottles
of milk at the same 4ime. The
rapidity, with which this machine
literally "ate up" the bottles was
remarkable, and so absorbed was
the cast In watching the machine
operate that more than half the
supply of milk was exhausted be
fore director Charles .Hines awoke
.from hi rerery and ordered the
works' stopped. ,
Good grade of cooking coal re
ported from Elk river. Curry
county.
EXECUTRIX FINAL NOTICE
.Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned executrix has filed
her final account of the-estate of
George Bayne, deceased, with the
Clerk of the County, Court of the
State of Oregon, for Marion Coun
ty; and an order has been made
and entered by, the said Court fix
ing the 3rd day of January, 1927,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon as
the time for hearing objections to
said final account and the settle
ment thereof: find that any cred
itor, or other person. Interested in
said estate, may, on or before said
time, show cause why said account
ahould not be settled and ap
proved as rendered.
. Dated this 3rd day of Decem
ber. 1926.
MARY BATNE,
Executrix' of the Will and Estate
if George Bayne, Deceased.
JOHN BAYNE.
Attorney for Executrix.
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Jfotlco of Intention to Improve
Thompson Avenue From the
North line of Center Street to
' the South Line of Frederick
:i . Street. .. .
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City .of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and. expedient and hereby declares
ft purpose and intention to im
prove Thompson avenue from the
north line of Center street to the
south lne of Frederick street, in
' the City of Salem, Oregon, at the
expense of the abutting and ad
jacent property, except the street
and alley intersections, the ex-
- pense of which will be assumed
by the City of Salem, Oregon, by
' bringing said portion of said street
. "ttfthe established grade, construct
ing Portland cement . concrete
curbs, and paving said. portion of
said street with, a six-inch Port
land, cement concrete pavement,
thirty feet in width, 'in cccordance
- with the plans and specifications
tterefor which were adopted by
the Common Council on Novem
ber 15th, 1926, now on file In the
office of the city recorder, and
- which are hereby referred to and
- made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares Its purpose and Intention to
'''maker the above described improve
!' thent by and through the Street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15 th day of November,
1926.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
is Dec 8. 1926.
Date of final publication hereof
will be Dec 19, 1926. dl9
Notice of Intention to Improve
.- Cross Street From the East Line
of South 12th Street to the
West Line of South 13th Street.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and intention to im
prove Cross street from the east
line of South 12th street to the
west line of South 13th street, in
the City of Salem, Oregon, at the
expense of the abutting and 'ad
jacent property, except the street
and alley intersections, the expense
of which will be assumed by tire
City of Salem. Oregon, by bring
ing said portion of said street to
the established grade, construct
- lng Portland cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of
said street with a six-inch Port
land cement concrete pavement,
thirty feet in width, in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council, on .Novem
ber 15, 1926 now on file in the
office of the city rec&rder, and
which are hereby referred to and
made a part hereof. ;
The Common Council hereby de
rlares Its purpose and. intention to
ttake the above described improve
ment .by and through the Street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem.' Oregon.,.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 15th. day of November,
1926. . . .
M. POULSEN. City Recorder,
; Date of first publication hereof
; Is Dec 8, 1926.
. - Date of final publication hereof
will be Dec 19, 1926, dl9
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democratic candidate for president in 1920, was taken recently
in London, England. He is with Mrs. Cox.
Real Estate
Transfers
Brennan. J. F.. to Brennan,
E.. land in Ducharme Claim, C4-5-1,
J10.
Dusenbery, Elva L.. to Dusen
bery. Walter E.. land in A. Bonin
fant Claim, 43-5-2 W., SI.
Nutting, W. B. and wife to Tur
ner. F. E.. lots 1 and 2. block 38,
Gervais. Oregon. J 10.
Nutting. W. B. and wife to Tur
ner. G. E.. lots 3-and 4. block SS,
Gervais. Oregon, $10.
N'eirkirk. 11. G. and wife to Kun-
kel. John S.. lot 18. lreton F. F.
$10.
Manning. Donna E. and hus
band to Smith. Walter D. and
wife, lot 8. block 1. Brooklyn Add
to Salem, Oregon. $10.
Ladd'& Bush 'to Rowe. Harrison
A. and wife. lot 7. block '29, Sa
Uni. Oregon, $3&00.
Burch. C. C. and wife to Ilaw
k'ns. Ben H. and wife, part of lot
7 Marion Gardens. Sltf. ,
Bvrnes, G. E. and wife to Mor
ris. J. D.. lots o znd 6. block 2.
Wood burn. Orenon. $10.
Smith. William L. to Smith.
James E.. land In M. L.aForte
Claim. $100; J. Isham claim $17:
State Sec. 16-4-2 W.. $10.
Fuller. Charles M. and wife . to
Barnard. Arthur R. and wife, lot
2. block 8. Depot Add. to Salem.
Oregon. $10. . : ;
Angel. W. and wife to Keithley,
A, F.. land in D. McMillan Claim.
Sec. 24-9-2 W.. $10.
Keithley. A. F and wife, to An
tel. W and wife. 12 Me acres In D,
McMillan Claim. Sec. 24 !-2 W.
Jory. Walter H. to Mi.ldleton.
O. K. and wife, land in T I'ranm
Claim. Se-. 4--3 W.. 10.
I Jory. Walter II.. to Middleton.
f O. K. and wife, land in B. Simp
son Claim. Sec. 9 and B. Harding
Claim. Sec. 8-9-3 W.. $10.
Williamson. John and wife to
Bose. W I.. -lot 4. block 2. Wil
liamson Add. to Salem. Ore.. $10.
Hartley, Althea C. to HIbler.
Grayce E.. lot 4, block 2, Church
street Add. to Salem. $10.
Ackerman. Howard to Acker
man. Kuby, interest in lots S.
9. SH of lot 10. block 5, Kiver
side Add. to Salem, $10.
Martzatl. Irene S. and husband
to Dumbeck. Inez A., lot 3, block
15. Englewood Add. to Saleri.
Ore.. $10.
Barnard. Arthur H. and wife to
Childs. Leo N. and wife. land in
Parrich Claim, 1-8-3 W.. $1.
Pocan. Chas. and wife to Childs.
f.o. N. and wife, lot 1. block 3,
Walnut Grove Add. to Salem. $10.
Hawkins. H. M. and wife to
Miller. E. A and wife. E. SO feet
of SW U block 12, Myers Add. to
Salem. Ore., $10.
Carter. W. 11. and wife to Car
ter. E. C. and wife, land in B.
Lipscomb Claim. 4 6-8-1 E, $10.
Carter, W. H. and wife to Car
ter. C. C. and wife. land in Lips
comb Claim, 46-8-1 E.. $10.
Carter. Myrtle E., Heater. Wil
liam A. and wife, land In B. Lips
comb Claim. 46-8-1 E.. $10.
Carter, C. C. and wife to Car
ter. Dorothy. 120 acres in O. Dake
Claim. Sec. 21-9-2 E., $10.
Carter. E. C. and wife to Car
ter. W. H. and wife, land in O.
Doke Claim. Sec. 21: J. M. Doke
Claim. Sec. 22-9-2 E.. $10.
Gilbert, Carrie to Drennon, O.
T.. east Vz of lot 20 S. Silverton.
Ore.. $10.
Hicks. T. M. and wife to Krueg
er. W. G., west of lots 7 and
8, block 2 Southwest Adj. to Sa
lem. Ore., $10.
Mortenson, William and wife to
Bitney. L. M.. et al. lots 7 and 8
block 2. Woodburn, Ore., $800.
Tompkins, Luella to Tompkins,
Only 7 Shopping Days Till
Christmas
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Englishmen's beads are chang
ing shape but brain capacity isn't
any larger, according to Sir
Robert Kieth (above), noted phy
sician and lecturer.
Daniel E. and wife. of lot 5
and lot 6, block 32. Highland Add.
to Salem, Ore.. $10.
Fiester, D. L. and wife to
Thatcher. C. l., N4 of lots 7 and
8. block 3. Capital Park Add.. Sa
lem. $1.
Bishop Blake of Methodist
Church to Visit in Salem
Bishop Edgar Blake, head of
the Methodist church in Paris,
France, will be a Tisitor In Salem
today. Bishop Blake Is one of the
best known leaders of the Method
ist church, and is now making a
tour of this country.
Bishop Blake will be speaker at
the Willamette university chapel
period in the morning, and in the
evening he will address a union
meeting of all the Methodist
church and any other interested
persons at the First Methodist
church. He will discuss "The
Needs of the Protestant Church
in Europe."
LAKE SHIPS STORMBOUND
PORT ARTHUR. Ont.. Dec. 15
-(AP) While ice-breaking tugs
strove to keep the channels of
Port Arthur and Fort William
clear, a score of grain laden ves
sels rode at anchor today awaiting
an abatement , of the storm that
has kept them confined since
Sunday.
Conditions on Lake Superior
were reported more hazardous
than at any time in 25 years
The frequency of storms, low tem
peratures and fogs from freezing
waters have made navigation this
fall exceptionally perilous.
COUNTY JAIL OVERFLOWS
KUOEXE. Dec. 16. (APV
Ten prisoners in the Lane county
jail will be taken to Portland to
FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
Paul Traglio, Prop.
GRAIN, FEED AND SEED
Free Delivery to any part of thecity.
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
Telephone 28
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STORAGE AND TRANSFER
Long and Short Distance Hauling. Public and Private
Storage. Fire Proof Building.
FARMER'S WAREHOUSE
PAUIi TRAGLIO. PROP.
Day Telephone 28 Night Telephone 1267-W
be confined in the Multnomah
county Jail, it wai announced to
day by Sheriff Taylor. The local
jail Is so badly crowded that con
ditions are very unsanitary Ln
county will pay'slxty cents day
for each man. - About fifty pris
oners are now confined In the jail
here and it was built to comfort
ably accommodate 12.
Klamath Falls Klamath I
Moudins company buys plant sit..
10 acres At $1,000 an acre. Cr n-J
eal Petroleum buys slte at sam i
ac-re price. - "
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And His Sales Room
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217 S. High St. '
With E. Tallman
The place where you can get the big
sweet Noble French prune trees which
will bring you the big sweet prune
like the ones which Mr. Andrews has
exhibited for three years at the State
Fairr
THE PRICES OF THE TREES
Each
6 to 8 ......$1.00
4 to 6 ft. JLL . .50
3 to 4 f t...... J25
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100
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merchants for advertising on books, programs,
menus, directory cards, etc.
Many of these jobs are
printed outside of Salem
Salem money is going to
support other cities.
Salem has a number of well equipped Job
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