The OREGON STATESMAN. Sato, Oregon. Tuesday Morulas. December 8. 1931
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I'AOE TWO
'F1
ffl LEVY ill
BE S
, Health Appropriation Goes
In at $6000; Court to
Have Supervision
(Continued from tar 1)
? The motion was passed with only
Zorn casting: a negative rote.
Road Funds Favored
To Give Employment
The fact that about 90 per cent
ot the appropriation asked for
road funds went tor manual labor
prompted the committee to recom
mend their adoption. Several op
ponents to the ounty road work
. reed their reduction by half, but
the committee felt that the ap-
. propriaions were Just In Tlew of
their offering employment for
many in the county. Items passed
wero 175,000 for market roads,
X1TS.990 for county roads,
bridge nd ferries, and 192.700
, tor the. roads and highways fund.
The first two items were the same
as last year, but the latter wasja
reductLjn of $42,S00.
la r-ew of the low salary scale
maintained In Marion county
whoa times were better, the com
mittee decided against a cut. It
deliberated over a 10 Per cent
redaction for all county employes,
jiut decided auch reductions would
hamper the efficiency of the
county and "prove to be nothing
bat false economy."
New state laws that went Into
effect fast summer, and the fact
that 19 3 X is election year, did
their share to place items on the
increase aide of the ledger. Ac
cording to new laws. It is neces
sary for the county to determine
what families are capable of pay
ing for the care of their kin.
Those hearings will cost Marlon
county $10,800 next year, an in
crease In this item ot $10,560.
An Kem approved f $10,620
for registration and election la an
Increase of $.520 over last year.
It is, however, a reduction of
$258.92 under the total budgeted
for thfar Item before the general
elctions in 19XS. The budget for
the care ot the poor was approv
ed at ?5,000, an Increase ot
sim.
Boaaty on FesW
Io Not Renewed
County bounty on gophers,
aolea, squirrels and grey digger
will end after this year. No now
appropriation ws made, mem
bers ot the county court feeling
that the time had come for peo
ple troubled with the anlmalsto
take care of them themselves. The
county saves $4150 by this action.
The county courthouse item
show a decrease of $5080,
brought about through the court
decision not to huild a new vault
for the clerk's office at this time.
The county advertising fund was
reduced from $500 to $200.
- wi.ua diBcn38lne the item tor
.i-tin. the budget advisory
committee recommended that the
unnfttv rAiirt consolidate as many
erection precincts as possible fol-
lowing the coming elections. I
t Everr oart of the county was
represented at the meeting, prom- I
lnent among the speakers was L.
S. Lambert of SUyton, master oi
the county grange. He advocated I
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ail possiwe ""- " " .
peaxers mtiuwii ""r I
TOW Ben Oi
Bower, waiao urns, j-u
Rills.
Preceding the meeting yester-
iar morning, George Keecn was
aamed chairman, with Keith Pow
ell acting as secretary
ST
at en MEET
- Salem Garden club
meeting
Mdndar night was an enthusias
tic boosters meeting for cnriBt-
niss and Its traditions; its spirit
V-of Joy and sharing; its leavening
ot Jolly historical customs in ine
IX months ot prosaio business
and everyday lite,
"Don't ay. rm not giving any
thig this year but am taking that
monev tor the needy," warned
Mis Edith Schryver, president ot
the club. "You need not spend
larr monev for Christmas. Fa
vorite candies in a Chrlstmasy
any remembrance keeps alive the
"t4 .nit .ii.rtnr" vita
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Miss Schryver'a point and she gular monthly dinner meeting and
"uggested tew would give to program at the church on Jef
JhirUy all that they would save Jenonaad North Winter street
r.vV4t. .n4 thi. oni- tonight, beginning at 6:30 o'clock.
iV m, rhri.tn.ii snlrit was bad
m V. A1 niu.nl. "It (
one day that cannot be kept
i nrdr to be observed It
must 'be shared." concluded Miss
. .
atiTe anr hrghr; Inspiring talk
on the background ot Christmas
Secorations. made the same point
ITv-. f rt,T4-tm. u
needed more than ever this year;
u aa -iaT.tJT: and
vr nn
grind of business."
V,v . a i...
.---.ft v- vr-.
CoiTand thers , were also several Approximately 60 men usually
&?tt"Jrl.YZLzUlM these gatherings. The din-
k nrian m..
. in tt
UXilm 49UU wiVHtfk aaa sva .aa v i
ning.
. -. . r a I
iiieraiuro v w uica tuuiu urn uu
for Christmas gifts.
Wedell Seeking
Another Record
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 7
;(AP) J. R, Wedell, holder
th Mexico-Canada airplane speoa
i record, aald tonight he expected
York in ten hour, .
-f Wedell, en route "from Seattle
' to Los Angeles, was turned back
lover Roseburg today by fog, snow
land head winds. " He left Seattle
at 1 ! 2 6 p. m, passed over Port-
Alaad-at 2:28 p. ou.aad. landed
tuffih 8& 4:20 a. bb.
U1SS JCiizmDeia uora gave ui r r , m
. interesting discussion ot garden 16? WQUCIl t 1 3X
MARION COUNTY'S BUJGET
Appropriation
1032 Budget
... AAA AA
AdrertuiRg
sW-W
11,820.00
- ,530.0
9,315.00
725.00
Assessor's Office
Circuit Court
. .
Clerk's Office
Coroner Office
Coanty Coart 8c Co
misstoners Coart Souse
District Attorney's Office
Fire Protection
Health Officer .......
Herd Inspector's Office
Horticulturist
Insane Examination and
Care .
County Jail
Salem Justice Court. . .
Outside Justice Courts.
Juvenile Court
Market Roads . .
Care of Poor
Recorder Office ....
Registration Election
Coanty Roads, Bridg
es and Ferries ......
Scbotl Superinten
dent's Office
6,000.00
8,020.00
2.2S0.O0
i 635.00
6,000.00
1,550.00
1,620.00
10,800.00
5.325.00
7,230.00
450. OO
1,650.00
75,000.00
85,000.00
7,760.00
10,5204)0
175,000.00
7,525.00
Secondary Ktate Highways
Sheriff's Office ......
Surveyor's Office ......
Treasurer's Office. ....
Auditing County
Records
Dependent Mothers
Assistance . . '. '.
Emergency .-
Feehle-Sfinded Exam
inations & Expense.. .
Gooner, Mule A Grey
Digger, Squirrel
Bounty
Indemnity for Slaugh
ter of Diseased
Cattle.
Indigent Soldier Re- .
lief
Delinaueilt Tax Fore
closure !w Idtoary
Coanty fProperty. .....
Rebate of Fees
Rebate ot Taxes......
Scalp Bounty .
Sealer ef V'ta. A
16,670.00
2,350.00
8,730.00
700.00
Mens ores
State Fair Exhibit.
Totals 3426,135.15
Revenue ether than
taxes , . 84,600.00
Market Road Bond
Interest 841.535.15
Roads and Highways
Fund 92,700.00
Coanty 6cheoi Fund. . . 171,090.00
Coanty School Library
Fund 1 710.9O
High School Fund.... 129,474.00
State of Oregon 150,000.00
Totals $887,419.05
1980 levy L.081,S56.03
T OF
fContiaued from pag 1)
I ployed by the board at a salary of
It60ft0 with substantially the same
duties as before, dealing chiefly
with the public relations and the
gift campaign of the university.
tQ6 attorney general in an opinion
held the board had no power to
appoint a oice-presidsnt with ex
ecutive powers but could deslg
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n?le f P empwye ot ih win anu
81 uim n"""',i' . .
wr. nter, ifc ws biaieu. i i-
lowing nis saiary w acuiuuiaie iu
lit will all be given in the form
f a gift to the state at a later
gate.
sh m tir n a -no av-l
The. fL,ID2f1i,rire?1 1
Experiment Station" was given to
a tract ot COO acres adjoining the
Peavey arboretum near Corvallfa.
The tract is the gift of a Mrs. Mc
Donald of California who has had
large investments in Oregon and
desired to show her appreciation
of the state by this gift which will
be administered by the college,
Summer schools will be contin
ued at the state Institutions as in
ithe past, though at lessened costs.
The reduction at the college will
be about szz.qqo. ana at tne um
I verslty something in excess of
I this
IE
TO 01 T
I Mat,'. RrMhortinn ).. I
I ine wens croruernooa oi
I Jason Lee church will hold a
P- PWPP". president, will pre-
I Side.
Prof William c. Jone of Wil-
lameue universuy win give xno
egress on 'Brotherhood of Man,
. i pimp ot mnar. Br t-b n v u. i ri m
hlatling solo bj r Weeley
"""OT .U'TO,,, "
jlection. by the Willam-
ette trio: Naomi Hewitt. Jean
r " v VT, 1"u"5jr'
numbers by H. D. Lelninger;
aad a number of one-minute ex-
tonight, a D. Chorpenlng will
I v-urvt w vu v vvv tv a v vi
lead the group singing.
B served by women of
the church.
Question up at
Board Meeting
The amount et delinquent tax
es due the Salem school district
will be partly revealed tonight
of whea a statement prepared by
w. I. Btaley will be presented by
I Chairman H. H. OUnger to the
high schooL The statement deals
only with funds coming under
the six per cent limitation. It
disregard ams duo the dlctrict,
such as tuition. i
Beoause ot these tax dellnquen-
do and questioning th validity
f th school board's borrowing
n
s BUS
1
JASON
Mill!
; Decrease Jncrease
" from frona
1031 Budget 1031 Badges
300.00 J.
477-00
. 485.00
0.00
5O0.OO
5,080.00
80.00
65U0
2,000.00
450 .OO
80.00
10,550.00
1,125.00
184.00
160.00
1,400.00
6,520.00
605.OO
240.00
150.00
110.50
1,000.00 OOO.OO
4,000.00 100.00
200.00 100.00
a.
4,S50.0d
800.00 100.00
.,100.00 600.00
500.00 500.00
100.00 50.OO
: 400.00 100.00
20.00 10.00
500.00 100.00
60.00 50.00
: 580.15 26.65
' 500.00 t- 100.00
$174205.00 $20,667.15
870.00
19,707.18
42,800.00
0,030.00
60.30
8324.00
168,053.43
$228,148.48 $34,211.45
needed funds, the district recent
ly was placed on a warrant ba
sis. The actual financial status
of the district a regard taxes
due will be shown by the state
ment.
SnikpohPlay '
Date is Changed
To December 23
To coincide with the homecom
ing celebration of Salem high
school alumni, the Snikpoh club
IVJ, n.ica.B, uu tug ir-
nla w nt.V-. It 11 A
ditlonal ..fu8sers" night wiU add
to the evening's festivities.
oth-r homecflmln- nlsns in.
cude tn presentation of
Christmas pageant at an assembly
on the day of the. play under the
direction ot Miss Margaret Bur
roughs with Miss Ruth Brauti in
vu.bAM nU UXmj nwa aa etai.a aaa
charge of the art work. Mis Lena
Belle Tartar in charge ot the mu
sic and Mrs. Eula S. Creech ar
ranging tor the costumes.
The Call
Board
Bj OUVK M. DOAK
Warner Bros. Capitol
Today Barbara 8tanwyck
in "The Miracle Woman".
Wednesday Tallulah
Bankhead In "My Sin".
VHrtnr Clttnrra (YRrlAn In
"Rider of the Purple Sage".
Warner Bros. Els in ore
Today Joe E. Brown in
Local Boy Makes Good".
Wednesday John Barry-
more in "The Mad Genius".
PrMa-r Tna riar& In "Wa
bound".
The Grand
Today WIU Rogers
In
"Toung As You Feel".
Wednesday Ben Lyon In
"My Past".
Friday Buck Jones la
"Border Law".
The Hollywood
Today Warner Baxter in
The Squaw Man".
Wednesday Cllv Brook la
"Silence".
"Caught".
HOLLYWOOD
Home ot a.JI Talkie
A HOME OWNED THEATRE
XJLST TIMES TODAY
with I4JPS VELEZ V
ELEANOR BOARDMA3T
Cbariea Blckford -
Also Andy Clyde fa
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TIDE CHAlJGES;
CUirJCY LEADER
Brand new Officer Group
In Charge of Emptrt
Company. Voted
(Continued from nag 1)
pleas or a vot of thanks made
by stockholders to the former of-
fleers for the readiness in which
they relinquished their positions.
Quoting scripture, the judge con
cluded his remark forth day by
stating: : "Behold how good It is
for brethera to dwell together In
harmony."
During the stockholders' -meet
ing which lasted more than three
hour, the meeting room was
crowded. Tension which marked
the opening of the session. Judge
Co3how pacing; back and forward
in front of th presiding officer'
diss, relaxed as the gathering-
drew on to a close and officers.
1222 ?22Zm '"til
assumed a seml-tacetlou alrl,
about Empire's It stormy month
of underwriting experience. Frank
2. Keller. Jr.. sale counsellor un
der whose direction more Chan
one million dollars worth ot
stock was sold, loitered In the
halls or occupied a rear seat dur
ing the entire meeting but took
n.t .i.. I
aw s;a w aa wm uvve-
Ion.
Victory for Clancy
Group Apparent
Judge Coshow called the meet-
lag to order and asked at once
to? a poU of stockholders. While
uM.n7 wf pevsx w I
ui, 11, kuyianHg civar wuua n-i
greatly outnumbered the aupport
JTr '1
owi'uiuu-Aiiiaii win. I
av sraav vwtMf w aa9snv aavr
were made, that "full and com
plete records' of the company
had been kept and that th pros
pect were "bright" for a success
ful operation of the company af
fairs. Coshow laid all blame for:
existing situation of the Empire
Holding corporation on the "n-
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nansial depression. He praised
the work of Keller, and said hi
own faith in the fundamental idea
of tho holding company remained
song and unshaken
Oos!io Defends
Officers Salaries
per account of Empire's affair
as "vicious publicity." Ho said In
ternal dissension In the organis-
at! in started shortly after Octo
ber 21 when Empire moved to
curtail salesmen's drawings to
$1000 a week. He defended salar
ies paid oiitcers and said a a
matter of tact that only a small
part of these had been drawn,
"Keller did his best I attribute
any failure wa made to th finan
cial condition of th country.
"iVXf?
"We have $998,229 yet due on
notes and the interest from these
alone Is $40,000, more than a suf
ficient amount to cover all our
present expense and to leave us a
large surplus."
Coshow stated that he thought
the Insurance business was good
business because he had once
bought stock at $2$ and sold It
for $80 and during the last year
of his ownership had drawn three
five per cent dividends upon it.
Personal Report
Made By Cosho-
The Judge pleaded with stock
holders to cooperate, to forget
former disputes, to work united
do everything in their power to
make Empire s affair a success,
Coshow had hardly finished his
formal report as president of the
company when he read another
extended report as an individual
in which he scored the "vlndict-
iveness of newspaper accounts
about Empire's affair," ylJSTt
lermea vrero aniucm misrep
resentations which have either
impaired or destroyed stockhold
ers' faith In our company." The
ndge declared his first consider-
iuoa was miwmjB iub mioioisk ui
, . . .. .
the stockholders. "I am willing to
offer my personal fortune to save
these people," he added. "I am
VA" . JT1 . J . t IZ. .
date. I do not wish In any way to
endanger the rehablllation of the
corporation."
Judge Coshow closed his sec
ond statement in a trembling
voice as he read: "With malice
towards none, with charity to
wards all, let us work for the cor
poration so that all stockholders
may be benefitted,
Officers Have Done
Beet, Say Fetty
L H. Fetty, vice-president and
general manager, took the floor
next to explain his relationship
t. Empire's affairs. "Each officer
has done everything within his
power to keep the corporation go-
$1
3.00
oOSWu"l-
w
" On sale dsltv aaCl Pacaaibsf 15.
' Good oa all hates eoch way dolly.
SUW lew tm to o9 !& point
V
lag en th right Una," Fatty said.
Fatty then .explained that ha felt
It hat he no loagor etay with
th eompany but that ha resign
an4 turn the corpor&tloa over to
new hand. 1 Tha publicity w
have reeetred would break the
United State hank," Tetty de
clared. Tovrthelo i have - no
regrets for any action I have tak
en; my conscience Is clear. The
mortgage w took la wore good
not a ingl bend we accepted In
trad tor eur stock ha ever been
In default. 1
Fotty urged the stockholders
to "look things la the (ace, te lay
aside petty differences, and win
ing and gladly to mov forward
with the successful candidate tor
director, whoever they shall be."
Concluding he said: "Let us all
get into th wagon and push."
Fetty. In tho cours ot his
statement said he had put "all
ot hi money in the corporation.
HI actual investment wa 150.
He drew out $3391 in cash during
the year, drew $1000 as commis
sion for his own sal ot stock to
himself, and received credit of
several thousand ' ot dollar tor
hi salary. Fetty started at $10.
000 a year salary.! Later in the
course ot the meeting be Justified
iZr. Y.iYrZ ..ViTJ CI .rZ
d $30,000 a 77ar .allrV for
-
gon "for his health" and shortly
modifying - his statement to the
effect that he has averaged S22.-
500 a year salary tor II years.
Ho said he thought the reneral
manager of a corporation th six
of the Empire group should re-
ir " i so bob VmT.n,
clTe I5.000 annually.
Financial Report
Of Company Given
Dr. Wilson Adams, former
Medford doctor and treasurer ot
Empire, then took the floor te
"Vl listed b
holders vat
v mm
wterner due ""as 931
Miscellaneous due ,
XT.
nMtnMi MMlnM
1T.14.
II.CIB
C9l,l2f
50. til.
Furniture, fixture -
18,200.
Interest accrued .
Organisation ecpens
22,tCI
1TM1S
TOTAL assets i 1.040.511
Adams listed a liabilities No
vember 29, 1911, the following:
Accounts payable .. $ 17,111
mt L
vspiia BLOCK ...
919.109
He said the not worth of the
company was 1 1,9 1 2,0 09.
Adams said 10.459 share of
Empire stock had been cubscribed
for at $100 a share and that 1,-
258 share had been fully paid
t,. e .vaw k. .
on 2414 shares of stock nothing
has been paid, Adams said.
Cash, stocks, bonds and mort
gages received by Empire up to
December L 19X1, totalled $251,
290, Adams said.
Cash, received directly from
subscriber or from sale of their
certificate amounted to $183,-
17 X, Adams said.
In detailing the expenditures.
Adams released these figures
idvVnce cmUslonV
Total organ, exp. . .$172,915
126,900
Advertising 4,158
Rent . X.178
Salaries to employes 8,480
Officer' salaries 16,542
Miscellaneous expense - 16,075
General expense was listed by
Adams at $42,872, Items under
this classification were:
Officers' salaries . $25,416
Selling expense ...... . 8,000
Rent 2.843
Miscellaneous 4,661
Adams said the actual cash
drawn by the officers was: Cosh
ow $850: Fetty $2291: Keller
$1649; Adams, $457; Stockman,
$1250. He explained that the
various notes had been credited
when pressed to do so by a que-
the company had advanced to
salesmen $34,000 more In cash
than they were entitled to under.
their contracts but ha said this
was explained by th fact that
commissions on suspense accounts
would amount to $64,763 when
these deals were completed. Ad'
of the corporation would con
stlfute payment to officers when
the stock develops so that it
worth anything.
. . , iZ.
.UUUl. I I .
Were Excessive
Adams said he personally be
lieved the salaries of the officers
were too high when his report
I irate stockholders la the room.
He said he was willing to hare his
salary reduced although he said
his contract which called for
$10,000 th tint year and went
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BJPIJaNCa
A HOME-OWNED THEATRE
Last Times Today
CI.7! j Tonight Is
.rmj ; Surprise
Night
Fan
For
All
Tomorrow Bebe Daniels
In OT PAST
Ben Lyon Lewi Stone
CHICHESTERSPILLS
Pfl" X Biaa I nil la T ' W U
9jaWUt A-,r.inn bemm. mfd - htm T
rT- Rihbn. T.ton uthm Bay v
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BOOSTING MOONEY PLEA
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Evidence of the tremendoai interest aroused by tho Mooney pardon
hearing; is contained in th above picture. One of the parades, the
marchors ef which carried signs with legends f avorabl to th pris
oner, it shown on a San Francisco atreot ' Another parade that lined
gp eutsid th court where ' Mayor Walksr made his plea was dis
tinctly hostile to any attempt te free the alleged bomber.
up to $20,009 for the 10th yea,
wa not excessive since ho was to
be treasurer of Empire, treasurer
of the Westerner company and
general physical examiner for the
insurance companies.
F. M. Phelps, attorney repre
senting tho Clancy side, thea took
the floor and In a vigorous talk
which won applause from the au
dience, condemned "outstanding
mistakes" ia Empire's policies.
He said h thought it showed poor
Judgment on the part of the offi
cer to rote salary contracts ag
gregating $600,009 to $790,099
over a ten-year period when only
$5500 was la the treasury.
Phelps pleaded with stockhold
ers" to get together" but he said
ho thought tho leadership ot the
company must come from new di
rectors. He criticised the leaders
vigorously for crediting them
selves for $3000 each for soil
ing themselves their own stock.
He declared that each officer
should have been under moral
obligation to see that every stock
holder received as much from the
company In the way ot bonuses or
commissions as the officers re
ceived. "Unless you stockholders
now pull together. Empire Is not
going to be saved, Phelps said in
conclusion.
Wants Outside
To Ron Company
Jay H. Stockman, general
counsel for the corporation, told
the stockholder audience he had
put in no money but had contrib
uted heavily of his time working
often night and day to do the le
gal work. "I want to help the
company go forward." Stockman
said. "We have received much
publicity which should . not have
gone out; I consider the proper
place for the company's affairs
to be discussed is In the stock
holders' meeting." S t o c k m an
urged shareholders to work out a
plan with an outsider coming in
to run tho company. "I regard
the stockholders' Interest as my
interest and I will make a future
sacrifice for th welfare of the
company," Stockman declared.
Tho atockholders in attendance
at the meeting came from all sec
tions of the state. Many were ob
viously people of limited means.
keenly interested in receiving in
formation about the Empire's af
fairs but apparently unable to
work out any means of bringing
reorganisation about.
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STARTS
MARIAN
m (
i3r
CHARLES BUTTERWORTH
BARRYMORE IN HIS GREATEST ROLE
AS A MADMAN GENIUS
' Hoop or Salad f lCeat or rteh
rYetaWat Bread aad Buttsc or RoBa
. pie qr Fuddag aad Drtnk
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POIK HOT IIX
WILL BE SEDUCED
DALLAS, Ore.. Deo. 1 (AP)
Polk county's 1932 budget will be
$24,286.22 below that of last year.
the county budget board announc
ed tonight.
Including the tax reduction ef
fected by the elimination ot all
atate tax levies, except that for
the common schools, the county
tax burden for 1922 will be re
duced $104,16T from that ot
1931. the board said.
The budget reduction was
brought about by paring appro
priations wherever possible. The
salary of all courthouse employes
was cut 10 per cent: one deputy
sheriff was eliminated: the gen
eral road fund was cut $19,000.
and the county fair and the In
dependence corn show were elim
inated.
The board said th tax levy
would be reduced about T.8 mills.
EMPIRE H PG1 MUST r to
BAKING
POWDER
Yo $ave in uslnf
KCUitLESStksnol
bisk priced brand.
run VVBH '
trt ootmi ACTiHO
LAST DAY
As a bashful boy who
tarns oat too fast with
the girls too fast on
the cinders Joe Brown
wifJ make yon laugh.
TOMORROW
with
MARSH
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OOCBESIl
FIGURES: IDE
Tax to be $403.15341 and
Health Appropriation
Is LefUt $6000
(Continued from aog 1)
system for a municipal water
plant. ;
The now schedule ef fees tor
u tiH tie operating In the city was
fixed at 111 90 for telephone com
pany; $2500 for electric company
$600 lor gas company: $709. for
water eompany, and $100 for tele
graph company. Tat will raise
$6900 from this source instead of
11600.
Alderman Town send brought us
the matter of selection of a com
mittee on committees. Alderman
Patton recommended that the
council go baek to the plan ot
having the mayor name the com
mittees. The method was e hanged
two rears ago in a controversy be
tween Mayor Llvesley and the
council majority. Patton gained
no support and the following were
chosen oa the' committee which
will pick the council committees
for 193X: O'Hara, Kowlts aad
Dancy.
Oa the widening of North Com
mercial street beyond tho bridge
the street committee recommend
ed accepting offers of A. J. Part
for $60. J. A. Kappaha for $899
for lands; and tendering Ladd A
Bush aad A. J. Beardsley $899
Instead of $1000 asked and Harry
W. Cronis $600 Instead of $1099
asked for the report-
It wa voted to mk Center
street a through street from High
to Commercial and put "caution"
quadrants ia the High, Liberty aad
Commercial streets where thy in
tersected Center street.
An ordinance was introduce!
which would require a license tea
ot $1999 for each firm oa ragtag
la garbage collection.
for
SHni?flGtlmraao
Special Home Visit
ors Round Trip
Fares are in effect
to many points.
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Ticket oa sale Nov. 28,
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19); return limit Feb.
29, 1933
CHOICE OF FAMOUS
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following
the wonderful Columbia
River Scenic Route.
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starvations, rf-. frtm
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aad Ticket Agent
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