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ras Oregon Statesman
" ' lined Daily Except bfenday by " .
THE STATESMAN PU BUSHING COMPANY
- US &ootk Cootaaereiel Street, Selesn. OrtfM .
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. ialph C. Cartia - :
'rtor 0. CarlM
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- VaBr1e Editor
City Editor
Opart Editor
- ;-- Society Editor
Ralph H. Klotsia,. Adrertisiag- Xaaacar
Geo. V. Marti. Snot.. Mehaaial Dept.
W. H. Henderson. Circulation
. A. Rkotea -W.
C. Coaaar
. . - . - - r . . ..'-- . . - -, ' . ii ,1 mm mr s imi ojaaa m in www ,
tt . i. tfwt el vaumea-trLat -txiose-invitations were tiw.! r-Tr, -rw -,. for w
cawuucu w kuc uiuiituiuuf vut tw . I quality wwa. to a. ell aa oojowj w
spokesman of a great fraternity which has proven itself to rWa.
be an increasingly potent factor ixw the welfare work of the nI..rbLuMoo!
nation. He was thus honored not merely as the titular head xfwu.oo: .-a a.d
of more: than; eight hundred thousand i American' citizetts,
lirwk Editor! Vim Wansa Vie wo ffiA fofirlAr rf thftt CTPar. armv as An Or-lera for week ' .352! 9.60: a few- load a
. T.Itrv Kditarl . - . . .- - llfaadav at 0.60: heariea Bad aaAer-
-i ' 1 canized aeencv of uoliit. natriotism and beneficence eiiec- Iweirks .oo.oo: akinr mi
1IEII1! Or TUT iluwniTCB nCU I . ... s - Z. .... ... 17.50: a, few lauhter Piti I.OT.J;
Tha Aaeoeiat.. Pnu i. .xl.i.lr wt.ut.uul u ska aa for BSDlicatioa of aH i ft vphr nromotmo ItS declared ODjeClS. t la few ehoiea lirfat feeder sin 8.50 9.00.
VI intcaea rreditwd iw it or mot othoawiao eroditad i tkia Daoer a ad alao thai . . . ; . . - . ' ...'. i I fikaen. Bemiaallr a toady, witk Week
cb1 new .sabliatied brrcla. !..
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'.Cajaber Balactod Oregon Ke viapeta Pacifie Coeat ' RepreoonUtiT
f, Sirnv 1st, : Portlar i, - fwarity Bid..; Baa rraaeiaco, Bhareo
Aofeioa, Chamber of tJfcurca Bldf. -. .
Aokm r. Clark Co, Sew York, 128 lift W. ; Slit St.; Cifcato, Marqnwt Bldg.
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3.aiaoa Offiew.28 cr 6S3
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TELEPHONXS . ,
Newi Vept23 or 100
fnh Pepavtroeat
Cirealatita Offieo
8SS
Contemplation of the order's accomplishments its prest-Jago; ,tritiy ekoie, kaadywei- wooi-a
'ji !i. t. j ...ki:. l -...liamfta quote -p w u.v; 7t bp
le, SIIU Its IUKU UiattJ it puuuK csmxju ouuiuu i: wu'li, S.OO: ewes 6.0O do
F wMtiiVofinn fry ot-orv lrtval T?1V And A TalirAtlOTl ftf ittl
ranaritv for even crreater achievements, and its possibilities F LOUP CKcS I r Abbbb
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as an instrumentality for more splendid 'service, must in-i ' LA lb LAbl tVtr.ir.V-
5 RT!rA Pvprv member tn irreater zeal in the endeavor to.insurel (Continued -from Page One)
its continuing growth as a power for good. . . . I rail is and Newport i open.
"v.MnKw.r7 inv i: . - i : rtpro a nnrnino1 m rn wnn e niswrv 01 uie oruer uuuii a "v-.
. .1 V VoVUdrV'l, (if Vwl 1 i' '!: I .('. I " ' W Mk - w.0v - w - - a . " .... ... I, . 'w
Anil iriln I saw tint a vnn Tf fa oclr fnr a. rtmpl to ro thrOUhl . ..t.- : isj. J r-:-l t wraria ool Tile KOOseTeit lllgnway in IM'
- c- J jr - - - - - w-- mmjn 1 n a u w w T n 1X1 If XV I w-t- m .r-1 L-n.1 V 1 La 111 tnACUa. aft-A LUJa EaV-3 I . .. . w w-v a.
h ovw nf a noilA : than ff o rirh man tn enter tha kinrdom Of " " V " r ... -'. COlll CoaDIJ Mtwen 1HI ana Vil
Qod. When His disciples heard It. they were exceedingly amatecu an ouisianainz leaoer auioug ueuevuwui u-iwuiHca, iux-i ter RocK wm reponea 10 do dioc
:aylng. Who then can be aaved? Bat Jesus beheld them, and Mid Uainir.: ifa Ipadershin bv Practical achievements, justifies ed by slides. In nortnern TiUa.
mlhla- ti vifh CLnA ell thine ir " , . . , : -r 'i " . MaW unniillii ha.
; Eatorod at tke Post Of tie ia Saiem. ' Oref ob. areond-eUaa matter.
into them, With men this is impossible; tout with God all things are
possible, uattnew is:Z4 to ze.
SALEM Y AND FAITHFUL TWENTY
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only enthusiastic optimism. The Order of Elks is growing ""rrW.X-tTi
in every way material to its success in accomplishing , us J RooS6Telt , nigaway iB closed - to
noble purposes. Its further growth in membership is a traffic
matter of minor importance and one that will take care of
The October campaign for pledges to meet the annual itself.
n tk. OnlA V Tkir r A 4w cVini-t I
Lacked about $8000 of the reauisite goal. " GERJIAN JOURNALIST WRITES LETTERS OR TRAVEL
THAT APPEAR IN A BEAUTIFUL VOLUME
: IN GERMANY
"Highway department employes
hare been assigned to the work, of
removing- a slid on Alsea Moun
tain county. - -1
- Ferry Dlscontinned !
INDEPENDENCE. Not. 1 2.
(Special) On account , of hig-
TWEMTY-FIYE YEARS AGO
o -o
(From Columns of the Statesman,
November iij !
Maror WilUama has retoed the
rdinanco -settinr apart fourteen
blocks on the east side of the vv u-
lamette rlrer in the heart or tne
city as an oil district.
Roseburg The west-b otind
Roseburg-Myrtle stage coach wu
held up near Olalla.
Because she mistook a lantern
in the distance ior me eujsiu
headlight of an approaching train.
Mrs. A. II. Kaylor. of Moilaia.
Jumped off the Soutnern racjiic
bridge at West Fork to her deam
in the roaring torrent forty feet
below. "
- In the early hours of yesterday
morning a report was v circulated
that Willamette unlrersity was in
flames. 'Arriving at the university,
the cause of the alarm was found
to be a bonfire bum : by students
to celebrate a football victory over
the Oregon Normal school.
overflowing streams' tA
and It la thought the crest of th
storm period Is past.
The Alsea-Corvallia highway to
night " wm almost completely
blocked fight" miles below Alsea
hT i rtttnUe illdft. in voow-
valt hishway north of . Newport
-nil remain, closed, for several
days, it la believed, due to flood
damage. The Corvallls-Newport
highway was reported practically
cleared but not fully repaired.
The Southern Pacific railroad
line, damaged, by the storm. ' was
cleared' today and train service to
Newport will be resumed tomor
row. A" passenger train was near
ly wrecked on the line Thursday
morning when a small slide
caused ' the engine to jump the
rails on a trestle. Wire commun
ication has been seriously dis
rupted. '
GENEROUS BANDIT
HUDSON, Mass. After a ban
dit bad held up Morris Shindler
and robbed him of $59 at the point
of a pistol, lie asked if the loss
WheritoSuspect;
Add Scalp
There followed many 'plans; some were for pruning the
budget, cutting out activities. But nothing could be droppcJ,
with justice to the work, with credit to Salem. The pruning
had been done at the start :
And a faithful few carried on: worked on
bers
graimeu v "-v .rrTl jZJJ'r ' .-.lWf . tret that stern necessity
the goal. So far so good. Une man made .a pieage oi lamette vauey. me wruer uWi, lurteu lo own o,w.-hlm t9 steal. He demanded
a m aVA a iV 1 w
waw ana aruiwooo m me wouid seriously inconvenience
tametie river, me xerry bm dwb Mm shindler r-nlied that be
.. . !rfinrnntinnat fo a short time. Con-I ..... ..... L..
T faro f 4rovo1 frnrv mir rountrv hv a loumalist froml-. , . .vL wouia- use a aoiiar to uae.pun
a, wa. tsr va v. ov wa. w ,- j i unBriDifi ariiL ! rouimr nu w n iue i a w,b.
Mostly mem- the Republic of Germany, by the author Henry Brown, dedi- river, which would i make it e-j hk -piwvt tin off tha r-ol!
rs of the board of directors. Every loyal Salemite will he cated to Mrs. Elva Brown of this city, are a matter of more gjel3r nerous to operate the and nanded lt to htm. expressing
atified to know that the budget U now within $3500 of than passing interest, to Oregon and especially the Wil- TJ; Mnd Aad i plant baa n 'ney
e goal. So far so good. One man made a pledge of $700. iamette valley. The writer spent most of the time allotted been forced to shut down opera- hlm to steal He demanded iJiat
Manv have done well ' - to his visit during the year beginning in miasummer, t----"-' shlndleT shake hands with, ltim
Av.fl r.nw. at th hurstion and under the leadership of and extending to autumn of this year m western Oregon,
. .... . . - i . - - . . . ...s.iti j t-i" . : ----- -. "T aier aucoverea imi u wu iifq
Paul Wallace (who would in his modesty object to tnese lines I and nas written a dookoiwi. pages, oe-umuny Viww under water ana vine owy grayeiix0.0 bUIs stucfc fetter.
if he knew they were being written), a company of 20 men German and well bound, and has sent a numrjer oi copies wr " "1 oe oaa-u y
II ne loiew tney we Dem5f J .. - w f wv,,, w. Whpr. Mr Willam Brown. froa tbe dump piles in the yard.
have pledged themselves in writing to report at a noon lun- friends he met here through his brother, Mr. Willam Brown, geTeraI uraftgp of .Qg9
cheon once a week, to bring in the results of their work the retired wool, mohair and hop dealer of Salem, Oregon, brought down stream Friday and
And to continue tin the last of the $3500 shall be pledged. The binding and letter press are peneci ana nis mastery ox f
lat means much for Salem: . It is the Salem way. It means! German is in very entertaining and dignified literary style. pp- cttr-
page, but that little damage aaa
so far resulted. .. ; i . f
,v.w-.,r
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I THE OOCTOft ft YOUR. I I
SAID 1 HOST pcOOq
I GET OUT M A i Dkur i K .
THeofrl ' Mr
The M. D. prescribes one of
our reconditioned, guaran
teed, low-priced cars. He
bought one himself.
These at Bargain Prices :
' 1020 Nash Sedan
1020 Chrysler 7()
1026 Chrysler 60
Fitzgerald-Sherwin
. Motor Co.
!torner Liberty & Chemeketa
Telephone 1133
The House of Courteous
lerrice"
That
' that the Salem Y will function, in all its splendid program Mr.'Brown sent his first letter from the west' dated Seal
. Cold Checks Flood U
SEATTLE, Nov. 28 (AP).
I vm 9 1 a a am J M J
Recedea aft Eaceae : f I iOOQ8 wntcn uia wbhimm s uui-
- it. t.iui . rnnm nroimn nr1 rrlvA TTinch snace to the beflutv of the! KTTOKNia Na t a i LLl lar damage In southeast and west-
OI acwviues, iiumg tne new w vr, a, 7 7 'm tJv V.:,"' , , . Vlern Washington since Thanksgiv-
Oregon seacoast, as ne was a guesi OI a oaiem lauuiy wxiu - . -- lBr d.v. threat-nine enormoue
r .-.,.-- - . i wB. - a ii . i .ar? ar vawrarn an -wr w-n a-i-wa t. sr b v or - aa
SALEM SHOULD SPEND A - MILLION DOLLARS maintain an elaborate summer home at tnat Historic pioneer Willametu riTer nere ro8e: t0 loss in some sections, were cbeck-
V ' r,aart pnmmnnifv The details of ilia triD irom central XUr- ag fft. e m Mir ..ri t,niea loaay dj iiuing inwnwewr.
!- I"'-"' -w - ! 7' . il - r-l-rt,-, ..l. n.rfa1 rnnninr
Salem should spend a million dollars, to provide a sewage ope to taking ship at Bremen and crossmg the Atlantic anq Tu banks todaV was the Che:
ith rasa- landing in New xorlc and across ine contmen. are iuu oi Heavy rains and meitinr snowlhAlI l Gtt Harbor county, on
disposal system like that which serves Pasadena, South
dena, Alhambra.and adjacent territory
Should bond itself for, the million
charm and entertainment and really intelligent and glow- !n th mountains yesterday had tb e-t ide of the state.
. . x tt. . Aw.r!..w (fo fnatf- -Mml th. flr.A watar W. O. POWCll Ot K6ISO, COUnty
Ijlg gonuneilUI UU VUC alt x-xi;aiv-ii avuvux. uu vo 1 r feehool
' fUv with 30 vear txmds: and perhaps at the end of that tutions. He virtually says wages are tnree to tour times tne
time renew them for another 30 years
; iscnooi eunerinienaeni. woo ; ama
w,t.r . tii.-B.w.Mf kf been marooned since Thursday on
warn of the laborihcr class in the old world, and yet he ex- .nA p.etfi- htlwaw t tn vo. bis farm near the LewU river,
... ." ;n Anl. .4 iv t..i, f muul ftiAmmrK farmmcr nnpr.lbetwMB Enrtna VnnotiAnl was still impnsonea toaay. ne
Fmviflirnr n KinKmcr I una weanj as iwaaiwc, v presses auiuuac ai uic w jswv. -" - r 1-,- Tr.i.m. w. wltht wa.
years the operations of the plant will pay all the interest and ations in the United States, and the impoverished condition r1?, except for an emergency sup-
all the first cost, and the expenses -i' . - of the soil in many parts oi our country, ne saw ine cuuunj tonight, the . weather is cool and w aae to ine waier "n? AlUB
' . aw a w ja . - i w a in -n cm rivnp nain tw war tb anon mi i
Besides performing an economic -servicerthat wiU be worth Mn harvest time and comments on the very mn stand oi oats mue danger ota further rise ru;p
' . - at la OB w w - . .w Til. A. . - aai a a. tea - ' nntr 1 a. U AAV w3A ID BA UBI.LUU.
inillionff to this rich agncuitural seaion. . m many neias comparea win me same crop iu wiiu-uj. , ,n I The Cowiits river which rose- to
fm. rr, Pnt2riprtA Tttant is nHnted in. The States- He aavs in Germany our country is referred to as the lana ... i j 117 feet in southwestern washing-
Xttc owwaj "I . - . . . . .. .. . . . r.t. t
m,n ftf trtiq morninir. Read it. It wiU be much simpler ior 0f boundless possibinties, out nis ooservauons in ieuruats.a
"" w . ..... .... i . . ....... . . ... a. -1 . .... luis uiuri
oi . n fa a frinnnri timpa niainer now man it and lowa convinced mm mat estimate wa uuuiw uy u avtiu-i , . ,. . A . r.
- - . v.A1r nam L:n x iu j;,r,,i ;r,v.oVlitor.f TTna not ti1 all rronalwe" oay. aiier causing aamage ... ... . v,.v ia.t ni-it an
raw nrhan waaanpnn mn ni inreaiKiii. uicawcu Wm ui luc iuuitiuuu auuaw.w.v. ww - - viv i aa aaa i - - - - - - - -
Tav . . - , . .. . . . i - 1 1 iuwj vtii aa uu as oawu.uuu.i. . v. VJ.. .t tr.1.
showed a variety of results irom tne same neignoornooa ana in Cowiits county. Wash., the VV. a1 fcr
the same-soil. The most valuable part of his book to Oregon water wa. dropping rapidly to- - -wirTthel wa-
. - - . . 3 . . . ... . . -. i ii. nf a-it a tin K oi ark ran lit ante wraral' .
is the detailed description or tne state, its crops ano its sons i ; - - --- 4 ; ' ;r '"'Iter subsides.
I - a. . I VI y- lalA AAA VP V 9 lUtV fcUB UUIUyBI - -,-. a . a
Facts About Sugar' New York, leading and natural products, taken very largely irom tne statistics tney had dMerted ln tne tlood mVl. ,fWi8
OVER A JIILLION.TONS OF SUGAR
According to
it Isn't aee that dulls the hair.
Nor frequent (washlng or curling.
If your hair- lacks ail ma. ana
lustre. It may be due to a conut
tion you can correct in twenty-
fnnr h on rs. Acid scarp.
Neutralize tbe acta secreuons
aaa
nf the acalo. ana your nair wlu
have the lovely sheen that makes
anw. hair ao attractive. A tew
droni of Danderine will do this;
and aa Its name implies, umaer-
in fa a scientific danaruii ais-
anlwent. Five minutes after Dand
erine is applied, every particle of
dandruff baa been dissolved.
Acid scalp should be suspected
ir vnnT- hair la at all suit or
stringy, or won't bold- a wave. An-
ctner sign not so easny aececiea
Jn one's self to an acrid oaor io
the hair when it is warm, or after
exercise. And for tbirty-five cents
at an v drugstore, you can get
bottle of Danderine that win Keep
vnnr hair aoft and sweet and "on
its good behavior" tor weeks!
newspaper of the sugar trade, it now appears probable that collected by the Salem Chamber of Commerce. He gives a Pacific Wiaw.,v open in Cow- famie8 to ee to
v,nin.r. -.1. i. '.i 5'.'" i S4.i -H. aaaa Mr lilts conntv. desmte the several.. . . .. .
the production oi sugar 1x1 tue uunu uvaKa ,vi uuc awuuu. i -f - - --j ,
nt vear'a crorj wiU run to about 1,070,000 tons. That au-Lf Oregon, in spite of some Portlahd newspapers referring
thority gives the following figures:
California .
Intermountain
Rocky Mountain and Plains
Eastern - ;
Total
to Eugene and Medford as such. Describing the Willamette
1927 1926 valley he speaks of Albany as a young city with great hopes
82,000 - 67,047 for the future.: The beauty of the great valley and its visible
180,000 73,809 1 mountain, ranges and great forests, are carefully and accur-
648,000 602,672 ately described, and the German editor suggests after seemg
160,000 154,075 and meeting many German and other European farmers and
home owners, that if the land commissioners would take
1,070,000 897,603 steps to settle such immigrants in colonies and neighbor
atlme. Slides were stiU a men- w";j.i.r Lhad .,V
ace. however, on the lower Colum-r" U " Ut. . .
in soutneasiern vasnmgxon
I where bridges were1 destroyed a
- is much above early estimates based on acreage auu hoods they would nave more succeas in bccuiuK m.
"average yields, which pointed to a pfopable output of . 900,- settlers. His narrative extends to many matters of history
t osn nnfv cr tons hut Is the result indicated by a and traces the development of the United States in fifty
careful survapof conditions in the important producing sec-years from fifty-five million population to 110,000,000
a. na rv nn,! hv renorts of beet tonnages and LnW I His descriptions are excellent of the apple and prune
yields from aU the larger companies. As wUl be noted from orchards ,the berry fields and rose gardens, the hopyards
the above tabulation, the greatest gain has taken place in
the Utah-Idaho area, where a partial crop failure last season
has been followed by. excellent growing conditions, giving
- a yield well above the average this year.
That is a good showing i ; 1 ; ' j
But even so,, it is not a sixth of the consumption of the
United States, the balance coming from foreign countries,
nearly all of it from .Cuba . .
ffcrnitrrt thi countrV ought to produce all its sugar.
When will the Salem district begin to show up in the tables
above? Just as soon as we get irrigation on a major scale;
J-wV.s-.Vt .Would be at an earlV date ;
- And perhaps even sooner than that, if we will make the
offnrt. for amDle acreage is available here for several
factories; lands already under irrigation,' and sub-irrigated
lands, and areas needing nu
THE ELKS !
and baseball irames 'and with a strong sense of humor he
disabuses the generally expressed opinion in Germany that
the American people have not achieved line worKmansmp in
building their motorcars. Ascending one of the rivers run
ning into the Pacific ocean he was shown a tremendous
waterfall and gallantly and In true newspaper style named
it Alice falls, in honor of Mrs. Chfford Brpwn of this city,
The entire description of Oregon will prove very valuable in
brinc-in-r the attention of Mr. Brown's section of-Oermany
not only to the attention or his newspaper prmtea m wr
man but also to the readers of his large circle of personal
acquaintances in a very complimentary and yet penecuy
reliable manner, if , , 1
I ---CoL E. Hof er.
Salem, Ore.. Nov. 26, 1927. -
'Salem Lodge No. 336 of Elks is having a membership
campaign, which has been going on for some weeks and is
proceeding satisfactorily ' . ' ' "
. So a few words concerning this great order are not out of
Dlace. The Benevolent and Protective uroer oi xiks v.ir
O E.) is to be considered, in estimating its real strength
i kv mlculatinir the number of its members.
To those who look beyond mere numerical tables, who see
... .u- rA loval devotion of that membership, and
Who study the ever widening range of the order's benevolent
YJZ trrowino- aggregate of its charities, and the
rncS ef s service to huanitr and to
country, there can come only a feeing of satisfaction and
true growth of-the Order of Elks, as a great,
,iat Tiiimanitarian agency,- is not omy
- . . . -... .j
'ouhtful student of history ana us recurua
'-nembers: it is being recognized more ana
V those outside its ranks. A pleasing evi
ound in the fact that last year the grand
, -3 invited to address tne legislative v
ici
-J .
,1
I,. ..ration for the popularity, personal
f tho then mcumccni- ci ti- im--i
bla highway. i
' Villa Radlw DamAred !i
Damare amountlnr to betweenldrP ot 1 degrees in the temper
I . a .a wB a -.
$25,000 and 40,000 resulted f to curing tne last -w nours re
fill- and bridcea on the Kalatna the yivere to their channels.
and Lewi. riTer roads and tne Coal The first frost of the season in
ereAk- road west Imfrvlew. 1 ! western wasnmgton cnecked otn-
At : Pendleton reports tonlchtler nrers na .creeks from aomg
said the Umatilla river was at iuner aamage.
flood stage and that It was feared
damage would result from j the! Toledo Danger Passes
rampage. . i i TOiiEDO, ore., Nov. ze, iapj
The , Corvallis-Waldport r blgh-J With the cessation of the storm
way was said to be blocked by al that had swept this district fdr
slide, but the damage was velIevedltwo days, little Immediate danger
not serious. Ifrom flood waters was felt tonight
Reports from tne WlllametteAlthough It wae raining consider
valley Indicated that danger was ably late today, the respite of fered
felt with the Willamette on a ram-(by yesterday's lapse permitted the
Salem leads cities of her class in all this region in nearly
tvrv m afpHal wav. The latest development is tnat me
canital citv leads all Oregon cities in growth of bank deposits
;nrP 1919: even leads Portland. Salem can keep on Keeping
on. if she wiU finish the linen mill industry project, and
then take advantage of a lot or otner inausinai opportuuti3
that are iust around the corner. But the .linen industry
.it- w,f nm first.' Thai 2 nothing else, for 'the
piUJCVb iiUJ w.w , - .
present. ' - ' -
r
General Uarlteta
-O
tt r, l ln .v-.,. i6. (APL-Ot-lB
..I.,. warlike nw from Europe
todiy a -.4 -a- tnfcieEt eU.Bf d--I.i
w .wnraaa both th Ut
irt w.rV Well, friary r.e-ipU
rf all the leadin. eeroala war -tuck lar-
rer tkaa at tnsa t.tna a "
wheat -rri-al. totaUinf ,T,62,000 baahel
for tke week armi ,o,vu " ,
.aw aora S.86S.0O8 afkuut ,."
Ooeinc qaotattena (m
settled half T-8 tower, oora M l
4 off aad at aaeliaagod ta dwn.
TOWTT.AVl. Kot. 29. (AP)i Wkeat
vt j.. unit Wrw wkito. Kar.. Dec J SB
81.89; hard white, blnaatem, Baart all
at 99 , federation, aof t 4 wkite. weten
.hit. .n .lit- hard winter all $1,23 Ht
norther- utmnz. all tl.i w-a-tara red.
aii tin u.- --
Osu, Ko. 2, 88 pound W, T and fray
all $33.50. - .,
- Cra, 2, C. Y. aiif meBt Kor 137,
Oe. S38..5, Jaa. fS8.S0i Aitte W. 8, au
- . ' . . n .
M lllmB. ataaaara xiot. tJi.au, kw.
Jaa. 827. -
hit "
POITTLAND," Not. . S8. CAP). Hay
bovine prices t Eastern Oregon tiaiothy
820 21i ditto Talley $16.50(J17 eh eat
814.50: alfalfa X7 oat hay fii,.u
straw $8.80 pw on: alU. price 3
ton. mora. . .'.V"-; -:' . -y
-- ' 4. '- ? w w. ; '
POBTLAND. Kot. 28. (AP)-Sid ta
farmer; o ;
Milk steady, raw (4 per coat), $2.4$
rat., fob: butterfat 7c all leb fort
land.
, Po-ltrr aaaiar. -eaTT bens- 21(2 23c
liht laVieifrc: aprine 2021e; broil
era 23e; pekia while ducks 30c; colored
nominal; tarkeya b11t SOCiaSe.
On ob s steady, local 8LS5&1.50; po
tatoes steady at IU0B1.40 aaca.
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reipta for week (approximate): Cattle,
iBIO. calres 20. hoe SSSa. sheep 813
Cattle, compared with week ago: AU
class steady except commoa and cutler
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NOTICE OP ; ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OP ISIPROVIXG
THE AXX.EY IN BLOCK TWO
OP HUGH OWENS ADDITION
TO THE CITY OP SALEM
OREGON, ' BETWEEN THE!
. SOUTH UNE OP BUSH
STREET AND THE NORTH
UNE OF OWENS STREET.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of hte City of
Salem. Oregon, will, at or about
30 p. m., on the day ef Decern
her 5, 1927, or any subsequent
meeting of the said Councn there
after, in the Council Chamber of
the City Hall ot Salem, Oregon
proceed to assess upon and against
each lot or part thereof or parcel
of land liable therefor Its propor
tionate share of the cost ot tm
proving the Alley in Block Two
(2) of Hugh Owens Addition to
the City of Salem, . Oregon, be
tween the south line of Bush
Street and the north line of
Owens Street. . V V
AJ1 persons interested - in -the
said assessments are hereby noti
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
presnt their objections, if any they
have, to said assessment, and ap
ply to said ' Council to : eqwtliae
their proportionate share ot same.
By order ot the Common Coun
cil November 21. 1927.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
November 26,
Date of final publication hereof
November 29. N2.-27-29
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FT?.
THE COST OP IMPROVING .
22ND STREET FROM THE ,
'SOUTH LINE CP LEE STREET
(WEST) TO THE SOUTH UXE
OF LEE STREET (EAST).
Notice is hereby gWen that the
Common Council of the City ot
Salem. Oregon, will, at or about
:.0 p. m. on the 5th day of De-
cember, 1927, or any subsequent
meeting of the said Council there-,;
after,. in the Counci' Chamber of
the City Hall of Salem, Oregon,
proceed to assess uptn and agalnrw
each lot or part thereof or parcel
of land liable therefor its . ropor- "
tlonate share of the cost of Inx-
proving 22nd Street from the ;
south Une of Lee Street (West)
to the south line of Lee Street :
(East), In the City of Salem, Ore-
gon.
Al persons Interested in the
said assessments are hereby noti- ;
fied to appear before the said i
Council at said time and p!ice and i
present their objections, if any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to said Council to equalize
their - roportionate chare of same. I
By order of the Common Coun
cil November 21, 1927.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date ot first publication No-
vember 26.
Date of final publication No
vember 29. N2-73
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FOU t
THE COST OF IMPROVIXO
NORTH LIBERTY STREET
FROM THE SOUTH UXE OP
JEFFERSON STREET TO THK
SOUTH LINE OF COLUMUI 1
STREET. - r . .
Notice is hereby given that tba
Common Council of the City or
Salem, Oregon, will, at or aboni-i
P. m., on tne usy.ui ucttm
ber 5, 1927, or any subsequent j
meetine- of the said Council there
after, in the Council Chamber oi
the City Hall of Salem, ur-on, -proceed
to assess upon and against
each lot or part thereof or parcel
of land liable therefor its propor
tionate share of the cost of im
proving North Liberty Street from
the south line of Jefferson Street
to the south line of Columbia
Street, in the City of Salem, Ore
gon.
All nersons interested In the
said assessments are hereby noti-
fied to appear before the said
Council at said time and place and
present their objections, ir any
thv have, to said assessment,
apply to said Council to equalize
their proporuonate snare ot a""
By order of the Common Coua
cU November 21. 1927.
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereol
November 26.- ,
Date of final publication hereot
November 29. N26-27-29
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