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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THIS?
i
A year or so ago, the proposition was up for an egg laying
contest Yor Oregon, and Corvalliswas making a bid for it,
ind jalso Salern-- -
The idea beiii to locate it'at the state fair grounds here;
What has become of the proposition ?
j 11 would- require- an investment of $2000 to $3000, for
ipoops and other apparatus. But it would pay the people of
Balexn to provide the necessary funds, for it would be a means
)f world wide advertising. It would keep the name of Salem
pefore very 'progressive country" producing high class poul-
Andforce would have to be on hand constantly, year in
nd year-iuU to attend to the birds and keep the records" of
performance, with bulletins going tofevery part of the world
Sach week and each month. .:"rv.T ' . -j . .
I Nearly every state in the Union has an egg laying contest?
3alem has ambitions looking to making this the Petaluma
Sf Oregon,' which would mean $25,000,000 or more annually
or ou.poultry products.' This would be of more benefit than
i score of big factories.' :
Why do not our leading poultry breeders revive the prop
osition for an egg laying contest here;
I : And get behind it and see it through?
: Then there is the proposition for a poultry cannery toJ
put' up in cans poultry products. A good idea. Why not get
that also on the map again and put it over?
COMUISSIOHERS' 'COURT
' The foSowing lA the official
publication f the record of
claims before .the Marion
county commissioners .court
for the July term, 1927, with
Ibe amount allowed, bills con
tinued, etc according to the
records in the office of the
-ounly clerk; i---i " t-;; s
ADVERTISING. PAYS
I V (EJson iCWaite, Shawnee, Oklahoma, sends the following
copyrighted article:) i ''' ti ' J
j " O. J. Hardy, publisher of the Oslikosh (Wisconsin) North
western, says:
i ' "It seems unnecessary to-repeat that newspaper advertis
ing pays, not only from, the standpoint of the merchant who
usesff the advertising space effectively and continuously, but
also from the point of view of the buying public 1 1 is neces
garylfpr both parties, the seller and the buyer, to obtain ad
vantages from advertising, else the whole system would fail
of .its'purpose ;V.;A -
j . "Tliat the advertising system, as it applies to newspapers,
has not failed : but has expanded and succeeded is evident
when it is statedn the. basis of reliable figures, that news
Jpaper advertising made a 'gain of fifteen minion dollars in
America last "year, compared with the previous ;year. ,
".While " it is true that some sales can ; be ! made without
.advertising, little reliance can be placed, upon goods selling
Themselves, withobt publicity. The worid buys chiefly upon
information and this information ' is best obtained through
the channel of newspaper advertising. ' . ' ' i t
"It has been truly stated that 'the public travels because
it knows where to. go, what it can see, how much it will cost,
fit builds hew houses because it reads how other people build
fand, ive and enjoy. It dresses irT new fabrics because these
;come'to' its reading eyes; ;It is many times cheaper to get
Ithisf information by. reading than :in any other" manner. The
fworid would settle down into a jumble of ignorant, unkept,
leavc-nie-alone provincial units, but for what it reads in the
I newspapers, particularly . the . advertising columns, ! '
I , . In spite of the fact that many careful; tests have been
I made of various forms of advertising display, with NEWS
5 PAPER ADVERTISING winning first place by a wide mar
irgin, there are still some merchants and manufacturers who
cannot see far enough ahead to realize that by 'diverting their
.publicity to other, mediums outside the newspapers they are
oftea wasting much time; energy'and.ntoney-;"!';; B?
ROADS AND HimnVAVS
JULY TERM
. Road District No. 1
Eblen, G. A,, anatb. etc..
Smithy J. . aborellnic
dirt ..... . ... ..... .j.
Snyder,. C. patrolman . . . i
- Road Distrlrt Xo. 3
Anderson, Edward, team
work with f resno ...
Rmmert. Floyd, do. .. .
Emmert. Iran, do.
Garland, Ceo., .team work,
etc. : ... . . . ...
Jones. Clyde, lamber . . . .
Murphy, Raymond, team
' work with fresBOr
Newton. C. A., working on
fill. etc.
Reed. Marion, working
; with fresno, etc. ;. . . J . .
Scholt. H."F., clamps, etc.
School. J. ft Sons, plow .
share, etc. . . --..
Smucker,' Elmer. team
. ; work with freno
Spagie, Albert., do.
Stauffer, John, damping -:.
t resno .. v
Wolfer. -, Fred, . holding
plow . . ....... . ... . .
Zeek, Geo., work with f res-
no, etc , . . i, . .......
Jones, Grant, patrolman . .
Road District Xo. 3 ,
Miller, J. H., patrolman. . .
t Road District JSo. 5
Eaton. J. L... repairing gra-
-.der , etc, . i . . . . '
Case. Lester, operating gra-
der
Jones. Clarence'scraping,
etc V.."..
Smith. William, grading.
etc
, Road District No.' 6
Fahey, J. W.. patrolman.
Road District Xo. 7
Herrick. BB.. snrTeymg
gateway
Miller. Fred J., Tiewing
gateway
Syphert, W. B., cbainman
for survey of gateway
Taylor, W. A., viewing
gateway i : .
Road District No. H
Guiliford Clarence, grad-
ng; etc
Guiliford. Clifford, grub
bing
Eder, John, grading ....
Eder, Albert, driving team
Dart, J. W., patrolman. . .
- Road District No. Ui
Choquette, F. A., cutting
: brush
Manning, Earl, dragging
road
Manning, John, do.
Miller ,4 Jake, do.
MeCormick, James, pa
trolman ........ y 4 ' . .. .
Road District No. 0
Van Cleave, Howard, J., re-
pairing culvert, etc. . . .
Wlllig, C. L... grading ; . . .
Van Cleave, Joseph A pa
trolman . . . . . . . , . . . .. .
f Road District No. 11
Miller, Ray' blasting, etc.
Scott, Bert, blasting .....
Hartman. C. D., patrolman
T Road District o. 12
Brougher. A."L.-. rake, etc.
Johnson, Chas., sharpening
i drill, etc. ...........
Myers, G. W., grease, etc.
Rich, Arthur, electric
s power, etc. . . . ... .
Hartzler, O. B.. breaking
- rock ...............
Yost,- Care, cutting brush
Magee, H.'-E., do
Bell, Joe. breakjng . rock
Dnnagan. Shirley, do. . . .
Stafford, H. W., cutting
brush
Spafford. Paul. do. . . . . .
Spaf ford. Percy do. ....
Bass, : Charlton; hauling
rock and lumber ri
Shepherd, Otis, driving
' team 'T.'TTrVV. 'l','--'
Shepherd. CarL . digging . .
11.85
3.28
1S.O0
30.60
30.00
27.00
45.50
.90
ce.oo
48.80
88.50
3.25
13.60
36.00
36.00
44.80
20.40
24.00
01.00
16.85
18.75
6.40
4.80
41.60
4.00
7.50
6.30
4.5.1
6.4 5
6.73
3.60
6.00
3.20
17.60
1.60
3.00
3.00
8.80
4:00
5.30
16.00
14.80
9.60
6.40
27.00
6.35
15.19
1.40
33.90
6.46
6.40
6.40
16.t0
41.60
6.40
fi.4
6.40
96.00
78.46
do.- V ".
14.40
i 9.60
15.20
24.00
.00
72.00
C3.20
30.00
4.80
88.00
17.60
12.80
22.80
2.00
160.00
48.00
SJGXR NEWS
'if
beet sugar factories of California have already Jaegun
o"'-M'6 iuMuttw,uuii6; vuc uup( Willi a laicr ttcit;'
age of beets than last year, and a larger per acre tonnage.'"
i , ; The drouth prevailing in Cuba is likely to cut down the
1?uai supply in that country, to the extent that .the available
p.sup? : of all sugar for the United States may about equal the!
" In which case there is likely to be at least a slight rise in
Uprjces later on. .- .' y : . ...
-In the Louisiana flooded district the future of the cane
j industry is "much improved. n There is more than enough
j P. O.'j,. (blight resisting) cane for new plantingsmiich of it
i that y:-as under .water for. weeks 'coming out -in good shape,
j though it was thought it had been destroyed JjJ. v& v -r
ij Th 5 -time will come when sugar news will be -read with
'ircat iiiterest .in the Salem district - -:, .v r.v. .
i i For we are going to have beet sugar factories -, .
! The greatest advance that can possibly be made in any
nne iruiustry for the Willamette valley; the conserver above
' cM ethers of every industry on the land. ':
78 40
.
64.00
16.80
67.60
12.80
62.40
49.60
25.60
3.20
12.00
6.40
30.40
60.00
,31.40
t i
37.35
Hxre is down at the Kirj's plant in Salem the machinery
' -di?mcnt for' a potato starch and flour ar. I dextrine
ry that was never unpacked. Is there not a way to get
ar. J put it to worl: ? It would be a great thing for our
a inJu: try, end it v:c;iU start another permanent dinner
rr
Jeffers, Be'nTi J-eakinr
'.rock U;2.
Shepherd . Lo h in,! do.
Frailer, Swain. ( shoveling -
dirt . . . .
Eemolke, Anton, digging
rock
Shepherd, Glenn, shovel
ing dirt . . . ; .'
BiersackJake, feeding
crusher . "...
Thomas, y Boy. breaking
" rock .... ........
Ettlin, Carl, wheeling rock
Kinser, Jack, hauling rock
Hemming. Hubert, loading;
rock . . .... r. ... '
Weidman, Kurd, breaking
rock
Shepherd, Floyd, operating
roller, etc' 5 ......... .
Korb. J. shoveling rock
Ftaxier, Royr . shoveling
' dirt. etc. , . . , . . .
Lawrence. R. A., grading, t .fc y
f etc. ...... 59.20
Hogg, w. patrolman . : 1 68.00
If f Road District No. 14 -Mires.
Will, clearing right '
of way . . ; " 2 2. 1 0
Arthur. - Ross,-. Holding-
. scraper, etc 17.60
Nelson, F., plowing, etc. , 58.20
Thomas, Edgar,, clearing - ;
right or, way ........ 16.50
Bailer, A clearing right of r
:way etc: l ........ . .. "9.60
peder. A.; patrolman f ;. " 56.00
r llRoad District No: is'
Brunner, Aivis, . plowing f v
;. -and. grading .; . .,:":, . 18.00
Kuenzi. If. M., patrolman 43.75
V - Road District No. 1 5 H
McKee, A. E., hauling tile.
Hoffman. Welding Shop "
welding freno . ."j, , 0 . r .7S
Qualey.N Arthur, cuttlnr
wood .,;.. 20.60
Qualey, Arthur, general re
pair work 57.60
Hubbard, "II." E., do." . . . . 25.60
Toksted. H.. cutting brush 16.00
Armstrong, John, general
repair. work j,.; . ....... 20.80
SJulkey,- Chester, do, . 3.20
Charpillot., Abelt do." . .. . ,5.20
ilcaffr. C. r... do. ...... 16.00
Charpillot. F. Mv do
CharpiUox. W., G.,
Brewer,. Floyd,' do.
Jaquef, Paul, work with
tresno ... . ... . . . . . , .-
Branch,' Arthur, do. . . . .
Mulkey, ' Ralph, plow fng,
etc .. . ........... i . ,
Mnlkey. Arthur, do. , . . .
King.-Kojr. E.. work with
f temo
Kincald, Melvin, shoveling
dirt ................
Loske, Fred, patrolman.'..
Road District No. 17
Blakely, T. grubbing.
Henry, John, blasting, etc
Hess, : 11. J., do. , . ......
Rominger. A. F., use of
; stomp puller . . ... V. .
Hoover. C, A., patrolman
t ; Road District No. 18
Cole, Robt.. patrolman . ...
? . , .Road District NolVlp
Savage, Gilbert, shoveling
dirt, etc. , . , . . .... . . . 22.40
Bnnn, Wra.H shoveling dirt 38.40
Cook, Walt., do- ..... 29.80
Doughton & Sherwin, chain "
hook, etc. .75
Doner. Chas.. cutting
brush............... 3.20
Doner, Frank, grubbing. . 3.20
Doner, Jake, shoveling dirt 32.00
Evans, Bert, hauling dirt,
etc 72.00
Fox, Fred, loading f resno.
etc. 35.20
Hall. Morris, do. 72.00
MeCall. Fred, use of team 2.80
Olden bnrg, Louis, plowing.
etc.. . .-. . V. . T.!. . . . . . 36.00
Savage. Willard'.: do. .V.. 44.80
Pearmine. W. ; O..- patrol
man 142.25
-. Road District No. SO
Miskie, Emil, hauling lum
ber .... : 6.00
Kaplinger. Wm.F patrol
man .... 4.00
Road District No. 21
Berg. Geo., , operating gra
der : . . 9.00
Gesner, Virgil, cutting t
brush, etc. 4.80
Hoots, R.. do.' J ..... 7.20
Magee, M. Jtf.. patrolman 15.30
Road District No. 22
Lambert, Roger, grading 3.20
Weiss. Louis F.. hauling
gravel 63.44
Hersch. Fred, patrolman 8.80
Road District No. 23
Died rich & Son. snath.
etc 3.75
McKee, A. E., hauling tile,
etc. 30.75
Sutton, Frank, running
grader 60.80
Johnston, C. G., running
tractor 64.00 j
Van Nuys'L. F., general
repair work 60.80
Brown. Zelmer. do 66.40
Colvin. Elmer, do 63.20
Archibald. Willard. do.. 35.20 1
Salden. IL J.. team work. 40.80
Branch, Arthur, working
with fresno 66.00
Bogett, G. W., grading.. 15.00
Mulkey, Arthur, do.. 18.00
McKee, S. L., team work
with fresno 12.80
McKee, Arthur, do 37.60
Brown. Merrit, . general
road work 18. 4&
King, Roy-E.; tfolman . 260.80
Road District No. 24
Riesterer &. Hassler,
grease, etc' 2.30
Etzel & Van Handel, lum
ber 16.64
Zuber, Paul, putting in
tile. etc. . .' 25.60
Zuber. Joe, putting -In
bridge 3.20
Zuber, Clarence, do .... 3.20
Branch. Austin, rutting
brush 11.20
Fox. Aav grading, etc.... 33.00
Highberger, Nick, shovel
ing rock 3.20
Van Handel, J. B.. patrol
man 52.00
Road District No. 25
Neibert. C. P.. lumber. . 54.30
Oregon Grain Co., fuse. . .60
Speer, A. F. & Co.. shovel;
etc 2.80
Reed, . H. A., burning
brush .etc. 10,00
Reed, W. F.. do JO. 00
Steinkamp, Toney, ditch
ing, etc. i 6.00
Leverman, Toney, do... 5.20
Steinkamp, WUliam, shav
eling gravel". .. . 4.80
TCelson. F. C. working on
bridge 3.20
Collins. Paul. do. . . 4 . . . . 3.20
Hancby, Walt, do. . . . . . . 3.20
Nelson, Downie, driving
horse . ; .'v . ...... .80
Steinkamp, Henry, patrol- . - -
man ......... . . . . . . 32.00
. Road District No. 26
Funston, A. L.. plowing. 45.00
Larson, Guss T., scrap- . t
ing I 33.00
Little, J. C. scraping, etc 20.80
Salisbury; W., plowing, etc 1 6.00
Thomason. P. E.," scraping 42.00
Tracy, C. C- grading, etc 13.20
Turner Lumber & Mfg. co., r
lumber ........... ,., . 35.60
Webb. Elmer, scraping . 16.00
Denhem, W. Jay, patrol-
man. ..... ........ ... 22.00
. Road District No. 2754 -Taylor,
Chas. L., mowing. - 3.25
t ? Road. District No. 2 if
Henningsen, A. C, hauling s
. gravel . , . , ; .' .-. ; . . . , X30.75
Kayes, Art.'do. . . 30.09
Kuebler. Lowell, do. . 2400
Iewis, J. C, gravel used. ." . . 5.20
Pierce, Nile, hauling grav
el . 30.00
Salchenberg. lk - M., hanl
; ing gravel, etc 43.60
Zimmerman, Jake, hauling' '
gravel r.i..... ...... 20:00
Betten court,, Raphael, pan - r f ?
.trolman-i.'; . . ... i . f 34.20
- i Road District No. 20 .
Harpat, W. H., lamber. V 10;08
Norman, R. R. blasting
etc . . . , , , . 36.80
Striker. C. T., working on y
banks . . . . : . . . . . . , ' 16.00
Hartley, Arth. grading . rf . 54.00
Hampton, A. M.. scraping. 25.60
Hartley,-Rex, grading .v . -540
Hampton, II. E., scraping ' 5 1.00
Harris, John, patrolman. ' 74.00
- Road District. Jfo. 31 y -Smith;
C. M., shore!, etc. 20.29
Chatma. IL J., gradlnff. "8J.00
Doerfler. : Joe, do. . , . . ; 63.S 0
Houghton,- Weston, do i 73.6 0
Smith. George, do....... . 19.20
Wilson A,: cutting brush, ,
etc. i;... . . .-. ..;;.. -.;. 56.60
Wllsoa. Vernwdo ;.. , 54.40
Russell.. S. ' I patrolman 137.00
- V Koad District No. 2 "
- Clebeler, Chrlj,-zzrca&lzs - r-5--
6 40
11.00
3.00
45.84
61.25
43-75
33.60
8.40
6.00
3.2
57.00
43.50
370
15.00
9.60
45.00
18.00
-4.50
16.00
41.60
6.00
78.20
38.40
72.60
16.00
32.00
64.00
' 1.00
75.00
44.80
9.60
52.80
: 3.20
J0.00
.77.50
rrck.:..
Spener'Conrad grading.
tc i ...:...
Speaner.' Frank, do.
Road DUtricS No. 33
Brown. Si. gravel used
Zeller. Herman, hauling
gravel ..
Grace, Hagh, trading, etc
Siegmuad,- Fraak. do. ; . .
Tietae, J. M" do. . . . . i . .
tothren, F. B., helping
tracks
Siegra and. Kenneth, grad
ing . . . .1. ....... :'. .
Lambrecht, Jack, ditching
Etzel, Jno. W.; patrolman
I llntul District No. 33 H
Brown. S1. D, gravel used
Carter. NorvaL hauling
-: gravely etc . Z . . . . :. .
Carter w; JL, operating
; grader- . . . . . - . . ..
Kubii.l Edwln, operating
traetor , - . . - i . ..
Kubin. Ernest, do. . . . . . : .
Taylor. Ed., hauling grav-
.el.
Zeller. H. Ev, do. . .. . .
Montgomery, H. S., pa- .
trolman ........ . . . .
Road District No. 34
MeCallister. G. E., work
on bridge, etc. ; . '. . . .
Pettyjohn,; D.. repairing
: culvert s
Roda. --. John, . work . on
bridge. - etc . . ; . . ; v.
Shafer. Fred, general re
pairs ...............
Shafer, Pete.dp ........
Shafer, Verne, do . . .-. ...
Sischo, ' 7 Ed, - work: on '
bridges-' ............. .
Roda, Selas. patrolman. .
. ! Road District No. S5
Horner, A. "B & Co..
spikes
Hesseman, Reynold.' plow
ing, etc
Myers, Victor, shoveling.'
Decker. Albert, do. ..
Hoi man. "Charles, do . .
Cribbens, I. R., ditching.
Bassett. Sanford, discing.
Richards, -E.' J.. patrol
man .... . .T .
Road District No. SO
Bewley.. Frank, general
repairs ,. 104.00
Newport & Booker, gas &
oil : 15.59
Newport. Roy, general re
pairing 16.00
Road District No. 37
P-unce. Marietta A., piling
Hoyser, Geo. M., patrol
man
Road District No. 3ft
Roje. Elmer, grading . . .
Bates. Albert, do
Blinston. M. W.. cutting
brush .
Needham. O. D.. patrol
man
Road District No. 40
Richards. E. A., stashing,
" etc.
Work, Charles, do
Richads, E. J.. patrol
man Road District No. 41
Kufner. Edwin, cutting
brush
Welty. Raleigh, hauling
M I
, 1 1 Road District No. 42
Holing. C. A., plowing,
etc
Brubaker, O. L.. grading
Dancer, f?- W.i ,do
Utter. M. H., patrolman..
i Road District No. 43
Syron. J.-M..' grading, etc.
Dunagan. B. S., spreading
gravel, etc.
Illborn. Warren, hauling
gravei, eic
IHtsman. Peter, do
Smith. F. H., hauling gra
vel '.
Van Arnam, Ward, do. . .
Coleman, Price, shoveling
.". gravel '. . .
Bradfield, C. L.. do
Steward. E. O.. do. .....
Kilborn. Oscar, patrolman
Road DLstrict No. 44
Schotthoefer, William, use
of tractor
Nieman, Henry F.. patrol
man Road District No. 43
Earl. H. L.. spikes.etc . .
Kunke, C. H., hooks, etc.
Morris, Nate, scraping -V.
Salem Brick & Tile Co..
' drain tile .
Schirman. Sam. plowing. .
Drager, Sam. fresno work
Verstaeg, WT. L. do, .
Hadley. Ivan. do. .... . . .
Robertson, B. E.. do. .;.v;
Richter, Vernon, plowing.
Richter, Ray, fresno work."
etc!
Morris Geo., fresno work
Anderson. Hansen, do. ...
Barnett. J. F., do, .......
Davis, Pete, grabbing, etc
Borer, Geo.,' fresno work.
Hennies, A. H., blasting,
etc
Schirman, Geo., plowing. .
Standly, Earl, scraping.
Schirman. Richard, do...
Richter, A. F., picking up
rock ........ . .-, .iV. .
Standly, Charlie, - cutting
brush . . . ... . . .
Hennies,' L. E., patrolman
:J IRiMd District No. 40
Mowry. Floyd, hauling dirt
Gedelman. John, shoveling
, dirt, etc . ...........
Gotbardt, Jacob, spreading
dirt ..f.,..V........
Presneli; D. H hauling
' dirt, etc ' . . . . . .', . . . . . .
Strong. H. C, shoveling
dirt, etc . .
LRosenbaum, N., patrolman
. 1 Road. District No. 47
Masser, Frank, shovels ,
BatTiner, J., grading . ...
Amort, Walter, do. . i . . . .
McAllister. V. J., do. . . . .
Barry, s. r do. .v. I ....
Wells, S. D., grading....
Hooper. E. A., ditching,
"- etc! :v '...f,....
Claxton, R,. plowing, etc.
Laron, Riley, plowing
etc . ; . .
McAUister, C. L., patrol
man . . . -. ............
fi . Road Dist rict No. 48
Smith, ft Fontaine, nails.
Looney, D. H grading,
etc
Looney, George ditching
Short; H. & Son. Inmber.
Smith Harry, grnbbing."
Hahn, -E. W. patrolman.
f- . JRoad District No. 40
Hansen.. Chris, hauling
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8.00
86.00
12.00
1?.00
8.00
1000
25.60
62.40
35.00
. l.tfO
240.00
8.00
12.00
12.00
27,00
20.00
25.60
33.40
33.20
30.00
3.00
1.60
12.80
12.80
38.00
5.00
4.00
3.25
9.50
38.40
6.50
76.50
54.00
61.50
64.50
24 00
91.50
88.70
69.00
33.00
69.60
24.80
16.00
64.00
21.60
42.40
3.20
22.40
S.20
88.00
9.00
8.09
. 6.40
15.00
8.00
14.00
2.70
33.00
13.60
39.00
18.00
18.00
22.40
13.80
9.60
29.00
.90
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11.75
3.20
16.9 8
3.20
9;50
Notice of ' Iatention , to . Improv.
.Walker Street From the aa .
: Ltao of 24 th Street to the We
"Use or 23tl Street.
; Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of Sa
Icm.Oregon. deems it ' necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its : purpose and Intention to im
prove Walker Street, from the east
line of 24th Street to the wesl
line Of 25th Street, In the City ol
Salem, Oregon, at the expense ol
the Abutting and adjacent proper
ty; except the street and alley in
tersections, the expense of which
will be assumed fjy the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, by bringing said por
tion; or said street to the establish
ed grade, constructing. Portland
cement concrete curbs, and paring
said portion of said street with a
six-Inch Portland cement concrete
pavement, twenty-four (24V feet
in width; in accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the Com
mon Council on the 6th day of
July, 1927, now -on file In the of
fice 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
make ' the above . described im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement . Department
of the City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 6th day r July, 1927. .
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first, publication hereof
July 21 1927. - '
. Date of final publication hereof
August 2, 1927. ' -21-A2 inc
rj Date of first publication , ha'of
4 Data of first publication hereof
August 2. 1927. JZX-AZinc
Notice of Intention to Improve
Sanuner Street. From the Soatb
Line of Electric A Venue to the
North Line of Hoyt Street.
Notice-is 'hereby--givoa-that the
Common Council, of .the City of
Salem, Oregon, dee pis It neces
sary and exDedient and herebr de
clares its, purpose and intention to
improve Summer street from the
south line of Electric Avenue to
me norm line oi noji sreet. 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
to the established grade, con
structing Portland cement con
crete curbs, and paring said por
tion of said street with a six-inch
Portland cement concrete pave
ment, thirty feet in width, in ac
cordance with the plans and speci-d
ficatfons therefor which were
adopted by the Common Council
on the 6th day of 'July, 1927, now
on file in the office of the City Re-J
corder, and which are hereby re-
ferred to and made a part hereof.-
The Common Council herebyde1
dares its purpose and Intention to
make the above described improve
ment oy ana tnrougn toe street
Improvement Department of the
City of Salem, Oregon. V
By order of the Common Coun
cil. July 6th, 1927.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
July 21, 1927. ,
- Date of final publication hereof
August 2. 1927. v J21-A21nc
Notice of Intention 1 to ' Improve
X.th ' Front Mret : From r43o-
lumbla Htreet to tUe Tiort b aif
Mst ris i henhV rlres that the
Common Council or the City of Sa-
!. nreron. deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declare
its, purpose and intention to, im
prove North Front Street from the
north Kn of Colombia Street to
the North City Limita of the City
of Salem, Oregon, at, tno expense
of the abutting - and, adjacent
nronertr. exeent the street and al-
iot intersections. ' the expense of
which will be assumed by the City
of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said
portion of said street. to the es
tablished grade, constructing Port
land cement concrete curbs, and
paving said portion of said street
with a - six-inch; Portland cement
concrete pavement,' thirty feet in
width, ' in i accordance . with the
plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the Com
mon Council on the 6th day ot
Jnlyl927, now on file in the of
fice ; or ther- City ; Recorder," and
which are hereby referred' to and
made a part hereoL ' '
The Common Council hereby de
clares its onrnose and-Intention to
make the above described improve
ment by and through the street
Improvement Department ot the
City of Salem, Oregon. . t
Br order of the Common Coun
cil the 6th day Of July. 1927.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Bate of first publication hereof
July 21. 1927. "
Date of tinal publicatloa bsreof
Magust 2. 1927. J21-A2inc
STUERNAGEL ANSWERS
. , - - .y - ,
Allcgps Plaintiff Failed to Deposit
-; v Funds Entrusted to Jler r;
the; allegations in the original
complaint, 'reqnests that the court
require; the plaintiff to return to
him 81,000 which be declares he
gave Rleka Swalve to deposit for
his sole use, in the Ladd Ik Bunh
bank, In 1926.
' The "defendant states further
that, if ben he Investigated, ti
found only a Joint savings ac
count credited with 1152. In hi
answer be adds that the plalnilff
has made joint occupancy of their
Salem home impossible for him.
FIRST IDAHO CHILD DIES
Mm. Matilda Cox Prewtoo, 2,
; . PaMs at WalU Walla
WALLA WALL A. July 28
CAP Mrs. Matilda Cox Preston,
82, first white child born in Idaho,
died at a hospital here this morn
inr. The ared woman suffered a
f stroke on June 3 and never re
gained consciousness.
Buy Statesman Want Ads
Henry - Steurnagel" Thursday
filed Answer in circuit court to
the complaint brought against
him by Rieka Swalve who seeks
adjustment for services she alleges
she has rendered the defendant
and her mother, now deceased.
during , the past 1 6 years. . , V
The 84iyear-o!d; defendant, in
addition to denying a number ot
'fin.ciiii.
feSiSs fUXa. 4ymt, km, urn
tin ag Xauausxt aTC&JnAUX
mm. tmtad fc MmY
mmW. Mm V .
Notice of Intention to Improve
t . Berry Street From , the Honth
XJne .- o Cross Street to the
South City Limits j
" 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 Berry Street from the south
line of (Cross Street to the south
city limits of the City of Salem.
Oregon, at the expense of the
abutting and adjacent property,
except the street and alley inter
sections, .tie expense' of which
will be assumed by the City of
Salem, Oregon, by bringing said
portion "of said "street to the estab
lished grade, eonstmctiag Port
land cement concrete curbs,' and
paving said portion' of said street
with a ; six-'nch Portland eament
concrete pa vement -thirty (30)
feet In width, in accordance with
ft he plans and specifications there
for "'which were adopted by the
Common Council on the 6th day
of July, 1927, 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
declares its purpose and Intention
to make the above described im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem, Oregon.
- By order of the Common Coun
cil; the 6th day of July. 1927.
c M.-POULSEN. City Recorder.
: D.ite of first publication hereof
Is July 21. 1927.
Ttata atf final vm Klf t tsi ISsnrsanf
Aurnst 2. 1927. J21-A2 Inc.
't (TToS ooed en P't
Notice or Intention to Improve
North 13th Street From the
North Line or Nebraska Avenne
to the South Line of Frickey
Street.
Notice Is hereby given that the
-Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
jts purpose and intention to im
prove North 13 th Street, from the
north line of Nebraska Avenue to
the south line of Frickey Street,
in the City of Salem, Oregon, at
the expense of the abutting and
adjacent property, , except the
Street and alley Intersections, the
expense ot which twill be assumed
by the City of Salem, Oregon, by
bringing . said portion f said
street to the established grade,
constructing Portland cement con
crete curbs, and paving said por
tion of said street with a six-jnch
Portland cement - concrete pave
ment, twenty-four feet in, 'Width,
in' accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor -which were
adopted -by the 'Common Council
on the 6th day or Jnr. 1927,'now
on file in the office of the City
Recorder, and which rare-hereby
referred to and made a part here-
The Common Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to make the above described im
provement : by and throngh the
Street Improvement Department
ol. the City of Salem; Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 6th day of July.' 1927.
t ..M; POULSEN, City Recorder.
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v'v-- -i -STATEMENT j - ' : -M-n
of the LADD & BUSH. BANKERS, ot Salem. County or Marlon. State
of Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit of every deposi
tor July 1, 1927, who has not made a deposit, or who has not with
drawn any part of his deposit (commercial deposits), principal or In
terest for a period of more than seven (7) years immediately prior to
said date, with name. last known place of residence or postoffice ad
dress of such depositor, and the tact of bis death, If knows.
Residence or
Postoffice Address.
. . . Unknown i -
... Unknown f -
Unknown l -Unknown
' -Unknown
-Unknown
I
Unknown
Unknown ;
Unknown , -:
Unknown ' -Unknown
' -
Unknown
Name of Deposltot . "
Mrs. E.-J. Bower .
IT.' O. Clancy v . . . . . .
Cora W.' Cooper, Admr. . .
M P. Dixon ............
A. E. Dun lap ...........
, G. W. Fidler ............
O. J. Moore
John Murray',', i
A. II.' NIman . . v.
Addle B. Tupper .........
t- O. F. Tarner ". . .......
Mrs. J as. A. Wilson ......... Unknown - -
STATE OF OREGON, County of Marion, as.
I. L. P., Aid rich, being first duly sworn depose and say upon oath,
that I am the Cashier of LADD & BUSH, BANKERS, of Salem. Coun
ty, of Marion, State of Oregon: that the foregoing is a full. true, cor
rect and complete statement, as required by section 10160. Oregon
Laws. , ' L. P. ALDR1CH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of July, A. D.
1927." -".j-y ' GEO. II. RICHES, Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Feb. 20, 193L :. Jly-9-16-23-30
Amount.
$116.40
83.43
97,66
48.60
47.50
37.00
36.95
36.49
84. &0 ,
27. GO
31.98
120.00
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