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rrm oiiegoit ctatesian. sale!i. Oregon. Tuesday Horndsg, nuv-cagEB zo, 1027,
GIKIYDiSTIilCTS
. RECEIVING CHECKS
$1 54,83 1 .60 A p portioned
Out of Elementary, State
" and County; Funds-
checks aggregating J154.831.60
were sent out Monday to the var
loas school districts' in - Marion
county from' the office of Mrs-
Mary Fulkerson," county superin
tendent ' of : schools. ' Of. this
amount I48.281.CS was Marion
county's share from the element
ary school fund, 825,229.88 m
272, they are 8790.31 and
11808.96. . .1 ' ; ;
; The number of school children
used in the computations is the
number counted in-the school cen
sus last spring rather than the
number this fall as made public
last week. ! .
AT THE ELSINOIiE THEATER TODAY
SAHD ROYALTY AMOUNT
WOT DETERMINED HERE
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en from the Columbia river. The
only Question at .issue, the attor
neys said, was the amount of roy
alty to be assessed In connection
with previous operations. Attorney
Logan said he considered the op
erator's previous offer . of 1 1000
fair and Just. T
tin fixing the amount of royalty
to be demanded by the state of
Oregon on sand taken from the
from the regular state fund and .Columbia river, In the future,1 at
$81,320.09 was the county fund
The elementary school fund is
apportioned on the' basis of the
number of grade teachers in the
respective districts. It was com
pu ted at the superintendent's of
flee that there are 329.9 grade
teachers In Marion county. -' Frac
tions enter into the statistics due
' to the fact that some teachers put
In only part time in grade work.
Tbm eiemenary fund was given
out on the basis of 314 6.34 per
teacher. . . ',.
- The state fund Is given out on
a per capita .basis, the 3i5.229.8S
beings apportioned at the rate of
81.68 per child of school age. Any
child between the ages of, four and
, 19. inclusive,- is considered of
school age whether he attends
school or not. ..
The county fund is also appor
tioned on the basis of the number
of children in each district, except
that each district Is first allowed
3100 After the flat allotment of
3100 th e 1 district gets S 4 . 2 S for
each child of school ager f , -
school district 24, which com
prises tho city of , Salem, receives
.the : largest allotment.' - On the
basis of 6079 school children In
.. the f district, this district - gets
$16,909.23 of the elementary
school fund, and 335,862.15 from
the 'state and county funds' com-
- blued, r .. '-: -j.
Silverton, or School District 4,
v ranks second in the county. With
1253 school children, it receives
$3881 from the elementary , fund
-and 36,265.00 from both the other
two."' V ; 1 V. - r- - : r-: 1- -
Woodburn, District 103, places
third with 593 children and re
' ceives 31,522 of elementary school
fund money plus 33,563.80 from
: the other two sources.
In Mount Angel, with 548 school
children, the sums are 3872.14
and $3292.85 and at Stayton, with
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torneys for the operators said the
local land board should exercise
care and resnTTS-TOt' f;
Attorney , Logan - pointed out
that in case the royalty demanded
was ; excessive i. every person in
Multnomah county using sand for
building or other purposes would
be required to pay financial trib
ute to the state of Washington.
He- said he based this assertion
on reports he has received show
ing that virtually all ofj the' sand
removed from the Columbia.' river
in recent years was taken from the
Washington side of the stream.
In discussing the report of the
auditors, Attorney Logan said, the
figures presented , to the , land
boards showed conclusively that
no attempt had been made by the
sand and gravel operators to de
fraud the state out of a cent; in
connection with operations on the
WlUamete river, t ; t
The report of the ,; auditors
showed," said Mrl Logan, "that
the sand and gravel operators on
the Willamette river have dealt
fairly with the state of Oregon.
The charges of . alleged Cr trickery
were disproved, and these charges
now have returned to certain self
ish interests which would stifle
competition In the sand and gravel
business in this state." 2 f l t
" The statement ('also' was made
at the meting that because of cut
throat tactics- practiced by the
Ross Island Sand and Gravel com
pany, the so-called Independent
diggers had lost money during
the past 12 months. ' . .
; Attorney General Van Winkle
advised the Oregon ? land board
that under the lawa compromise
settlement' with the sand and gra
vel operators was not permissable.
He said any royalty demanded for
the removal, of sand from tie Co
lumbia river either in the past or
future should be! computed on a
yardage basis. !
Attorney Logan accused , the-attorney
general of -being" technical.
This resulted in a discussion and
the accusation tnat the : Oregon
land board . apparently had been
delinquent In its operation of the
so-called sand and gravel law.
"If the attorney general de
sires to be technical," said Attor
ney Logan, "the sand and giavel
operators may demand a detailed
statement showing the amount of
sand taken from either side of the
line dividing the Columbia-river
between Oregon and Washington.
Attorneys and - members of the
land boards agreed that this would
be difficult to determine. -'
Any royalty that is received be
cause of sand operations on the
Columbia river during the past
seven years will be divided equally
between the states of Oregon and
Washington: . -
Future royalty charges probab
ly will be based on the amount of
sand taken from each side of the
stream.'.-. , J - :-
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IVAN PETDOVICH and AUCS (TUHx m THE GAJ3DEN. OF ALLArt
Clark. V. Savage - and Assistant
Attorney General M. H. Wight
represented the state .of Washlng-
LIQUOR FORCES GET
TOGETHER FOR DRIVE
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cents a letter.: -:rl:iy.ly,-Stajton
Gives Expanatlon
Captain Stayton sad the! ad
dress was in reality an accounting
of his stewardship during the last
year. lie declined to reveal I de
tails of this yarrs work. 4
The names of those invited, to
the dinner were withheld.- It is
known, however, that among those
invited were James W. Wads worth
Jr., former United States senator
from ' New York; Dr., Nicholas
Murray-: Butler,'; president of i Co
lumbia university; . United . States'
Senator Walter. E. Edge of New
Jersey, and John Phillip Hill; for
mer congressman from Maryland.
? Mr; Wandsworth let it be known,
In advance of the dinner, that he
expected to be a candidate f for,
delegate at. large; to the next re
publican national convention.' I
: nopes For More Strength? f ' :
I trust that many other dele
gates will be chosen,! he said,
"who . believe the - prohibition
amendment should be wiped out
or modified.', I hope the national
convention : will meet the Issue.
It Is here. It is everywhere. I
for one propose to meet it. ! "
"My attitude is unchanged. I It
is the same as when I ran for the
senate last year, Mr Wadsworth
was defeated by Robert F. Wag
ner, democrat, in tnat election. .
I am speaking now merely as
a regublican, but the issue will be
met in the"c"onvention. if I have
anything to say about it." S J . ;
Dr. Butler today told George K.
Morris, chairman of the republi
can y. states committee, that ; he
would. not be a candidate for dele
gate at the next republican na
tional convention, and said he
was not a candidate -for any "' of
fice. -- ' -v ' . . .'
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full capacity of the plant, may be
forced into the -hands of a re
ceiver, r - - - -' -
-ll-:VVp'to Salem Polk
So far, these bonds are being of
fered only to stockholders. In or
der, that they may protect their
own investments, by taking these
first mortgage bonds up to 30 per
cent of their stock. Investors In
Portland hare taken advantage of
this offer,' so that now the com
pany's fate depends on the Salem
stockholders., 4 1
J Men conversant with conditions
here hare been predicting within
the last week that if the linen mill
fails for' lack of this relatively
small amount, real -estate values
in Salem will drop, the city's out
standing building ".program 'will
cease, office buildings, hotels and
apartment houses will be emptied
of tenants. ' "
INSANITY CLAIM MADE
5 BY MRS. RUTH SNYDER
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ficlals said . today when they
learned of plans of counsel for the
woman to have Dr. Clarence J.
Neymann, Chicago psychiatrist,
conduct an examination.
-. "No outside doctors, epecialists
or examiners of any- sort will be
admitted," said Warden Lewis E.
Lawes. "The regular commission
members are the only experts we
will recognize or permit to see an
Inmate in the death house."
'Raymond P. C. Kieb, state com
missioner, said that "only the of
ficial alienists" can make any ex
aminations In the death house.
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Second McDowell Event of
Season Hfghly Approved
-:- By Large Crowd
By Rozella Budi i . :
A memorable concert was pre
sented Monday evening in the con
cert hall of the Nelson building
by the Cadman musical club of
Portland before an approving au
dience that completely filled the
hall . , - This courtesy-concert was
the , second McDowell club pro
gram of the 1927-28 season.
The interesting j. "ogram open
ed with a brilliant piano ensemble
number, ; "Tarantelle" (Mojrkow
skl) played by Mrs. C. Ralf Mill
er and Mrs. Charles - A. Fowler.
Their work displayed the perfect
unity and complete understanding
existing between the two artists.
LMr8. Miller will be remembered in
Salem for her assistance in the
delightful costume recital glren
last spring by her sister,' Mrs. Ar
thur J. Rahn. : - - -
Mrs. C W. Yielding, whose full.
contralto voice was of a very plea
sing quality, sang " two - German
songs, " Warich night eln Halm aut
Wisengrund?" and "Wiegenlled."
both by Tachaikowsky. and "The
Gift Supreme" (Smith). Her con
cluding number "' was ' especially
suited to. her voice and was sung
with carefully sustained depth.
. The third group of the program
consisted of two vocal numbers:
"The Nightengale" (Ward-Steph
ens) and "Life" (Curran) sang
by Mrs W T. Harrison' in a sur
prisingly brilliant soprano; voice.
The ' scintillating rTarautelle"
by MoszkowBki 'and the pictures
que "Ritual Fire ! Dance" (De
Falia) were played by Mrs., D.
Tandy Hunt with marvelous -tech
nique and keen musical feeling:
The rich "contralto voice of Mrs.
Harold Baylel was admirably
adapted to the group of numbers
which she offered to the respon
sive audience. "When the Night
with StiIlySilence Comes" Rob
ertson) : "Thy Last Hour" tKra-
mer) and "Thy Beaming Eyes"
(McDowell) ; were all beau.f ully
sung with a pure vibrant tone.
Mrs. Miles Delwin Warren com
pletely won the audience with her
lovely lyric soprano Yolce, de
lightfully fresh and clear. Unsat
isfied with "An Old Song" (Bu
chanan) and "The Meadow Lark"
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(Jo&es), the audience demanded
an encore which Mrs. Warren gra
ciously granted. - - -
The evening's program closed
with the colorful "Symphonic
Dance" by Cyril Scott, played by
those two ensemble pianists, Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Fowler. -
The next concert of the Salem
McDowell Club will be given on
the evening of December 13th at
the Capitol Theater. This will be
the regular program given by the
entire chorus of thirty voices. Ar
thur Johnson, well-known singer
of Portland, will be the . assisting
artist. - -
RUMANIAN FIGHT LULLS
BUCHAREST, Rumania, ' Nor.
28j(AP). The muddled politi
cal situation In Rumania began to
clear up today now that the dead
leader, 'Premier Ion Bratianu, has
been laid to rest, , '
Ah offer of the acting premier.
Vintila Bratianu, of several cabi
net portfolios, to, members of the
national peasants party has been
declined by the party leader. Dr.
Julio Manlu, who reiterated his
demand for a dissolution' of parli
ament and new elections. Dr.
Manlu holds the "present ". parlia
ment was elected dishonestly.
Vintila Bratianu was elected
president of the liberal party by
acclamation, replacing his . dead
brother. In a striking scene at a
party meeting, former . Foreign
Minister J. G. Duca embraced Vin
tila' with brotherly affection and
formally proclaimed him the new
party leader, thereby spiking re
ports Duca himself was seeking
that honor,
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