Hie OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, June 17, 1939
PAGE FIVE
Local Mews Brief s
. Boad Payment Accepted Pay
ment of $1111.10 by the Hun-
chusetts - Bonding - Insurance
company to meet its liability in
connection with the $15,520.41
ahortage In the county treasurer's I
off ice, was formally receipted for
yesterday by the county court.
The company had issued a $5000
bond covering W. Y. Richardson,
deputy treasurer. The .balance of
the shortage has been made up
by credit for salary turned in
,by Treasurer D. O. B-rager and
payments by Ms surety, American
Surety company, exceeding
120,000.
8alem's exclusive floor covering
tore. Elfstrom-Humphrey Co.
Invited to magnet All mem
bers of the Salem Credit associa
tion are invited to the dance and
entertainment- which that group
is giving tonight in honor of the
delegates of the Northwest Coun
cil of Credit Women's Breakfast
clubs. President Les Whltehouse
announced at the . association
luncheon yesterday noon. The
northwest council is holding its
annual convention here today and
tomorrow, with the Salem
Women's Credit Breakfast club
hostess. -
Pabco Roofs. Elfstrom Co. PhsXSl
CoasoUdatfcm Favored The
proposal to consolidate the Battle
Creek and Clorerdale school dis
tricts received unanimous rotes
at special elections recently held
tnere, tne county court iouna
when it canvassed the votes yes
terday. Eleven votes were cast in
the Cloverdale district and seven
in Battle Creek.
Brine Dad to the Argo for a fa-
mous fried chicken or roast tur-
Vv dinner SnnitaT.
Independents M e e t Ormond
Rean. newlv annotated commla-
sioner of public utilities, will ad
dress the banquet gathering of
the Oregon Independent Tele-
phone association, to be in ses-
slon Monday at the Portland hotel,
Portland. Charles E. Wells, Hills-
boro, is president of the associa
tlon.
Obituary
Loy
In this city, June 15, Grant
Galen Loy, aged 25 years, late
resident of route one, Gervais.
Husband of Esta Loy and father
cf Myrna Loy, son of Steven S.
Loy of Gervais, brother of John
and Meryl Loy of Klamath Falls
and Cecil Loy of Redmond, Ore.
Funeral services will be held from
the W. T. Rigdon company cha
pel. Saturday. June 17, at 1:30
p. m. Interment IOOF cemetery
Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating.
Carson
John W. Carson, 76. late rest
dent of 120-Fairview avenue, at a
local hospital June 16. Survived
by daughter. Mrs. Gladys Carson
Douglass of Iowa City, Iowa; son
Caryl C. Carson of Hartford,
Conn.; four grandchildren. Mar
Jorle and John Carson, jr., of Hart
ford, Conn., Roger and Beth
Douglass of Iowa City, la.; neph
ew. Claude L. Carson of Salem.
The deceased was a member of I
Leslie Memorial church and Pa
cifio lodge. No. 50, AF&AM. Serv
ices will be held from the Clough-
Barrick chapel Monday, June 19.
at 1:30 p. m., with Dr. W. C.
Kantner and Rev. Dean Polndex-
ter officiating. Ritualistic services
win be in charge oi racinc lodge.
No. 50, AF&AM.
Van Santen
Henry Van Santen, 35, of West
Salem, at the first aid station
June 16. Survived by a wife, two!
children and a brother of West
Salem. Funeral notices later from
Clough-Barrlck chapel. .
l n I 1 fi As Crowds Cheer 1939s X?
t 'j&V v V? Kl Top Screen ;: !
f 'XvXiy Thrill! :r:-r-:
H -s Gene Aatry "Ambash"
i f I Smiley Gladys
l i Baraetto Swarthoat t W
f" Added Nrws, Cartoon and Chap, t
5 f I X V- 18 of "THR UOSK RANGER" l( LAST
liar'" mJ .-r:ri - II TIMES
f- ' : -nT.' On Our Stage at l:SO P. M. II TODAY
, il 4 - 00 X w . i Scth Jayne and the Hollywood
s " t ' - . i Backaroo Program Broadcast
X'VZ0 rWft
.U VVV Jm v Coatiaaoas Performance Z,
I I 1 II rr I n M J fei LO' -1 ,
Coming Events
Juae 17-18 Mall clerks aad.
carriers aaaaal coaveaUoa.
Jane 8 .Kansas club of Sa
lem picnic at the state fair
grounds.
Jaae 18-SO - Mobs club eoa-
vratioa, headquarters alarfoa
boteU
Jhm 17-18 Pacific Kortb-
west Council of Credit Women's
Breakfast dabs annual coa-
veatioa, Marios botrL
Jaae 19 Baiena district
scbooi election; voters living
north of State street ballot at
school adtaialstratloa building
-o North High, tboae aootb of
State at WCTII building adjoin
ing Statesman office.
Jane 23 MUaouri club.
248)6 8. Coral.
Jilt 25 Steamboatmea's
annual reunion, Cbampoeg
park.
June 25 State Mlssoari
clnb pirate. Fairground.
August O Annual state Tca
sssee picnic at Dallas city park
Aag. 8-13 American Lrzloa,
departmeat of Oregon, convea
Uoa. 'i
Missouri Picnics-Former . resi
dents of Missouri living In this
Vicinity have been invited to the
annual Missouri state picnic to be
held at Jantxen Beach park in
Portland Sunday, June 18. Gates
will be open at 10 o'clock. Among
the entertainment features will
be musical numbers by the Purvis
family of Salem and an old time
fiddlers' contest. Prizes will be
given to the oldest man and wom
an and largest family of ex-Mis-1
sourians in attendance.
Cherry plcKlng ladders,
R7
Farmer Hardware Co.
Murals To Be UnTelled Murals
painted for the library of Bush
elementary school will be unveii-
eu ai a program ai iue scuoot nexi
Monday night at 7:20. The murals
were produced by the mural guild
klaM ' ' thSalm Art center; un-
UG1 iUC UllCtUUU VI UUU1S AS.
Bunce. Friends of the school are
invited to attend the program for
the unveiling, which will include
special musical numbers, short
talks by the principal of the school
and the director of the art center,
and a history of the production of
the murals.
Why not spend the forenoons in
useful study this summer at the
Capital Business college, Nelson
building, or all day if you like.
Call and let us tell you all that is
available.
Kleen Home Burns Although
neighbors saved ail tne lurniture,
the Clarence Kleen home near the
penitentiary four corners burned
to the ground shortly before noon
vesterdav. The fire, nresumed to
have started around a meter box,!
had too good a start for city fire-
men, who answered a can. Tne
Kleen family was at Valaetz,
where Mr. Kleen is an employe
in the, mill, when the fire oc
curred.
Births
Copley To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert W. Conlev. Rt. 2. Salem, a son.
Terry William, born June 9 at the
Salem General hospital.
Stangeby To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Stangeby. 400 Beck avenue,
a son, Roy Ralph, born June 10
at the Salem General hospital.
Brown To Mr. and Mrs. Dale
e. Brown, 730 Thompson, a son.
I Larry James, born June 11 at the
Salem General hospital.
Stewart To Mr. and Mrs. Morse
Stewart. Rt. 3. Salem, a son. Ro-
jeer Lee. born June 14 at the Dea-
coness hospital.
Dunn To Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
I L. Dunn, 580 North 19th, a son.
Carl Allen, born June 11 at the
Deaconess hospital.
sssts
written Dr. Floyd B. Daytoa
two 1 -atory duplex dwelling, I
to be erected at 8SS-87S and MS-
SIS Marion street, and costing
$4827 each. Other permits were
to: Mrs. Cora Hendrie, to repair
a shed at ISIS South Commercial. I
szs; a. a. uaiawin, o move ana
reroof a garage at 4 SO North
24th, $S0.
Wanted, several good Ice boxes,
any slse. Ph. S688 and leave ad'
dress. Kingsley's Ice. .
Complete Trip Mrs. Arthur I
Trench and son Leon of Salem I
iviw.oira nav reiurura iron iii
lt-day motor trip to Minnesota, I
where ther visited kinsmen in
several centers Including Roches-1
ter and Minneapolis. En root I
home they stopped at Yellowstone. I
Her niece. Miss Esther French of
Rochester, accompanied t h e m I
home for an indefinite stay.
i.ul florist. 1248 N. Ub. 859.
George Self la Calif or a
.?.ni... I
law Itna-nl .h ift h.r sevarsJ
Li.v. m hi. wkMi atr faf.
Warm Carinas. Ga.. where he
hoped to be fitted out with braces, I
waa en route from Davis.. Cat., to
San Francisco early this week, ac-
cording to a letter received here I
by his parents.
Boy Falls From Tree Jack
Nelson, 5, tumbled 15 feet from
a cherry tree near his home on j
route six yesterday, ramming a I
splinter of wood into his foot
Brought to Salem by the city first
aid car. the boy was taken to a
doctor, who took the splinter out.
Rummage sale, 'Town send Club
No. 8, Friday 4 Saturday, Buick
Garage.
Lafkr Proeresslnc R o b e r 1 1
Lafky, 18-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Lafky, who sus-
tained a double- fracture of the
skull in an anto accident May 27,
is progressing satisfactorily, it I
was learned yesterday.
Polke Book Two City officers
yesterday booked D. H. Gordion,
1207 Lincoln, for failure to. give
right of way and causing an acci
dent, and cited Bernard K. Nash,
route five, for operating a motor!
vehicle with improper brakes.
Rummage. WCTU rail. Fri., Sat.
Charlton to School Captain C.
M. Charlton, of the city first aid
car, leaves this morning far I Ma
gna, Wash., where he will attend
the Red Cross first aid and aqua
tic school at Beaver lake. He will
return to duty June 29.
Licenses Issue d Marriage 11
censes have been issued at Van-
couver. Wash., to Oswald K. Hlrte
and Anne Tippner, both of Sil-
verton, and to Ralph P. Flnseth, I
Dallas, and Jane A. Parrish. Port
land.
Wallpaper specials. Elfstrom Co.
Bankruptcy Filed Robert A.
McFarlane, Salem salesman for
the Oregon state liquor control
commission, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy in' Portland. The
oetition shows 5594 debts, no
assets.
,Jaak Finn mes The business
name ml Alaska Junk company
was registered at the county
clerk's office here yesterday by
S. and Rosie Schnltxer, H. J. and
Jennie Wolf, all of Portland.
Pipe Laying Okehe d The
county court yesterday granted
E. S. Coates permission to 11
an irrigation pipe across county
Builds Two Duplex
Building permits were
roaa ino. s ai u uunu uue,in -.i-.i kih
of the Pleasant Point school dis-
trlct property.
Sherman E. Smith
Passes at Stayton
STAYTON Sherman E. Smith,
farmer residing near here, died
Friday afternoon at the age of
73 years, nine months and 25
days. He had been ill for some
time. He was a native of Michi
gan. ..
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 2 p.m. at the Weddle
funeral home here, with Rev.
Glen Vernon officiating. Inter
ment will be in Wlesner cemetery.
Sigmon Pleads
's ' '-
Knifing Guilt
Parole Is
Conditioned
on CCC Youth Going
Back to East
Lawrence Sigmon, youthful CCC
enrollee. waived indictment yes-
terdsy and pleaded guilty before
Circuit Judge L. H. If elf ahaa to
curn 01 imut i
Hageman with a knife June 8. The
(court granted him a parole from
a one-year Jail sentence on condi-
tion he leave for the east on a eve
troop train - w h I e h will
through Salem Monday. The sner-
iff wu directed to take aim to
Camp Mtn City to secure his per
sonal effects taen to return aim
to the county Jail until train time.
Hageman was aot seriously ln-
lured in the altercation
Today Judge McMahan will hold
a motion session at 10 a.m
vircnu uoun
Willamette VaUey Prune asso-
elation vs. Stanford Norris et si;
answer of defendants Norris and
motion for trial.
Vina Wilkinson vs. Leslie C,
and Helen Zoloskey; defense mo
tion for trial.
Vina Wilkinson Leslie C. and
Helen Zoloskey; defense motion to
strike parts of complaint.
Fred B. Roberts vs. E. Beatrice
Bollier et al; separate demurrers
of defense Dare Korb, Salem Man-
staring company and A. S. Par
nelL
M. Waldesbuhl vs. Frederick
I nager ei ai, cviayiuai iu
T - A ... .1. 4 .Hl.t
title to two pieces of real prop-
erty.
W. A. Maxwell vs. Clarissa
Alene Bickford et al; complaint
for $2$ 1.25 Judgment, $76 attor-
nev fee and foreclosure of me
chanic's lien on brooder house.
Gertrude McBride vs. Michael
Eldon McBride; complaint for di
vorce, custody of two children,
8100 attorney fee, $35 court costs,
$45 a month temporary support
money and permanent mainten
ance for plaintiff and children
married July 14, 1933, at Los An
geles; cruel and inhuman treat
ment alleged.
Federal Farm Mortgage corpor
ation vs. C. A. Kobow et al; dis
missal, on motion of plaintiff.
Emma M. Looney vs. W. C.
Looney; notice of hearing at 10
a.m. June 20 on plaintiff's applica
tion for $300 attorney fee, $150
suit money and $250 for support
of plaintiff and minor child.
Margaret Stenberger vs. Jonn
Steinberger; order on defense m6-
tion to strike part of complaint.
Harry George Tkatch vs. Ilah
Mabel Tkatch; motion for decree.
Default judgments in state in
dustrial accident commission suits
against defendants and in amounts
as follow: Albert J. McKay,
$81.63; Clowry N. and Nolan F.
Lawson, $24.54; Henry A. and
Juanita E. Glrod, $46.94.
Phoebe B. Busick vs. Clarence
O. Busick; complaint for divorce
and custody of two children; mar
ried February 27, 1926, In Iowa;
cruel and inhuman treatment al
leged. Probate Court
Maude Mischler estate; petition
0f Fred A.-Williams for removal
of J. Dale Taylor and substitution
of J. Ray Rhoten as administrator
of estate on grounds Taylor al
legedly favored W. T. Rigdon and
ct tf If m ap fnt Vila nnnln t
ment and other creditors above
I ,,,m ftf n Burton a Mvers for
Tini-atAi! eatate: Martin
1 t. Tlnrlestad. administrator, or
dered to pay Beret Tlnglestad.
widow. $45 monthly allowance
appraisal, $6103.50, including $1,-
500 in real property, by ueorge
Hubbs, M. G. Gunderson and John
Goplerude.
Winifred Dayton Lewis estate ;
order fixing inheritance tax total
at $545.30 on inheritances of
$7101.93 each going to Arthur J.
Dayton and Floyd B. Robertson,
half brothers, and Dayton Robert
son, nephew.
Robert Poinsett estate: hearing
set July 24 on final account of
Ladd & Bush Trust company, ad
ministrator; $12,495.22 received
and $9607.41 paid out.
Reka S. Green estate; bearing
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
to the American Legion and aux
iliary. Disabled American Veter
ans and auxiliary and our many
friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death of Fred R. Jaeger.
Mrs. Fred R. Jaeger & Sons,
Mrs. Goe E. Schultt,
John C Jaeger.
ROLAND YOUXG
COXXIE BENNETT
BILLIE BURKE
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONTTE
The Greatest Race Picture
Since "Broadway BUT
Romance and Rivalry of the Blue Grass
Country -Lives in the Jeweled Hues of
Technicolor. ,
Call Board
GRA1CD
TodaT Carr - Ora.it t Jean.
Arthur and Richard Bar
thelmess la "Only Angels
Have Wings"
STATE
Today "Topper Takes a
Trip" with Constance Ben
nett and Roland Young;
Booth Tarkington's "Pen-
rod's Double Trouble' with
in lfanrli twt-na
EIJUNflRK
Today Doable bill, "It's a
Wonderful World- with
Claudette Colbert and
Jaaea Stewart and "8. O.
8. Tidal Wave," with
Ralph Byrd and George
Barbter.
Todiy Mickey Mouse mati-
nee M8. O. S. Tidal
Wit" nlna "Rnefc Rnrm"
seriol.
CAPITOL
Today "Calling Dr. Kil-
dare" with Lew Ayres and
the Three Mesquiteers in
"Three Texas Steers."
HOLLYWOOD
Today "Ambush" wita Gla
dys Swartout and Lloyd
Nolan; Gene Autry in
"Western Jamboree" with
Smiley Burnette.
. a
e
a
e
a
a
set July IS oa final account of
Howard Henry Green, executor;
$2308.88 received and $584.98
paid out.
Caroline Nuxoll estate; apprai
sal. $7534.84, including $5817.34
in real property, by Frank Was-
ser, Henry V. Compton, and Claire
M. Miller.
Marriage Licenses
. Leonard Edmond Holland. 24,
shipping clerk. Long Beach, Calif.,
and Helen Jean Pfau, 24, house
keeper, Hermosa Beach, CallL
F. Wayne Ferris. 20, paper mill
worker, 915 South 20 th street,
and Maxine E. Lane, 21, typist.
785 Hood, both of Salem
Frank Joseph Klrsch, 30, farm
er, Woodburn route one, and Mag
daline Koch, 33, domestic, Wood-
burn.
Municipal Court
Marvin W. Hoar, tailed to stop
after an accident; fined $5.
Calvin L. Mann, four in driver's
seat: license suspended for five
days.
BaU collected on overtime park-
ing tags, 818.
Epworth League's
50th Year Noted
Selem District Banquets
at
Argo Hotel
Celebration
in
The 50 th anniversary of the
Epworth league, organization tor
Methodist young people, was the
occasion for a Salem district Ep
worth league formal banquet at
the Argo hotel Thursday evening,
Ten leagues were represented.
Rev. Lew Griffith, one of the
district advisors, gave the address
of the evening, speaking oa
"Youth In -the New. United
Church." He declared that what
the young people will need above
all in the united church is per-
spective. The greatest single prob-
lem of the united Methodist
church, and all Christian
churches, he said, is to hold to-
gether this "wobbly, top-heavy,
changing, kaleidoscopic world."
Other numbers on the program
were vocal SOIOS Dy Uiare Mer er -
lane and Miss Dorothy Johnson.
... .
Blll Hobbs of Albany, district
waa tnaatmnater and
oresented special guests, including
Rev. and Mrs. Lew Griffith or
McMlnnville. Miss Bertha Pease
of Portland, religious education
director of the Oregon Methodist
conference, and Rev. and Mrs.
Don Huckabee of West Salem.
in ti..iirnmm nnnroxi mate-
ly 20 young people were knighted
into the "Royal Order of tne
Fork," a mirth-provoking organl-
sation. The evening closed with
a district cabinet meeting, at
which district officers' reports
All-Union Picnic, Tarade
Planned This Summer
a .11 i i-- .ni
parade, similar to the succeaaful
Ais t.CFaw1 l.t TMlf. Will bA held
Va 4VU rammaf A AlatWsltaMI frnm
C-- - .
an atiiMhaa Ar 1 navinon as r as.
meetinr held in Union hall Thurs-
der nirht.
Time and place will be decided
later, announces Earl Sharp, pub
licity chairman.
Topper Takes a Trip &
U. S.
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i
ClubNotes
It it ami, atop raining long
oaoaxh f or the sun to shine we
will all know that summer Is
really here.
On la.t week'a stacn orocram
we had Delores Lebold. Betty Lou
Eayser, Ethelya Riley, MaeBeUe
Cain. Alice Beyer and Clyde, Riley.
The last chapter of "Buck
Rogers" will be shown today and
the last chapter of this exciting
serial will be very interesting.
if von would like to appear on
lb atara Timrram on Saturdays. I
ii vnti hv to do is come down
to the Elsinore Saturday morning
at 10:30 to rehearse. Please come
down. You may start your career
as an artist at the Mickey Mouse
club.
Two bier features today. The
first Is "It's a Wonderful World"
with James Stewart and Claudette
Colbert. Plus "SOS Tidal Wave."
Don't forget the latest news will
be shown and "Opening Day, a
MRM abort. Next week the new
serial The Oregon Trail" with I
jhnnU Mark Brown. -Don't for-
get the last chapter of
Buck
Rogers" today.
See you at the Elsinore at
o'clock.
JAT, Mickey Mouse Chief.
Luncheon Is Plan
For Realty Board
Murphy Tells Kealty Men
They're on Trial
With Him
The first meeting of the ad
visory board to the new state
treal ?Ute hfr6
next Friday, will be the occasion
for a luncheon arranged by the
Salem Realty board, at which all
real estate brokers in Marlon ana
Polk counties and the realty
boards of Linn, Benton, Yamhill
and Lane counties will be Invited,
it was decided at the local board's
luncheon yesterday. The large
luncheon next Friday, at the
Marion hotel, will take the place
of the local board's regular meet-
ing. The board voted to recess its
regular luncheons through juiy
and August.
Claude H. Murphy, wbo baa just
taken over the office of real estate
commissioner la the new depart
ment, was the speaker at yester
day's luncheon. He said the Ore-
gon real estate directory, soon to
be published, would contain a copy
of the national real estate cooe
of ethics, and advised each realtor
to have his salesmen study this
code carefully.
"You are on trial along with
me. tne commissioner 101a me
realtors, pointing out the progress
that Jias been made by profes-
slons through strict self-regula-
tion
I TrkTlfa I 21 VP A Hetft
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1Y, VoL-swio I IFF ins
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1
KoDen wean ne,
secretary lo ine manou count
soil conservation association since
ui ... .
Yakima, where he will take a civil
service appointment wita me sou
conservation. ....
His successor nere.aue monamy.
be Lnoy rainier, wno ou
been doing similar work in co-
lumbia county. Both young men
1 " ws Bruui.w, w -
both are in corvams.
T .
lnallStry JjllSiiapS
Claim Four lives
There were tour fatalities due
to industrial accidents in Oregon
1 aunns tne wees, cuumg uuo
the state industrial accident com-
misaion reported Friday.
I TICUQIS wert .-rjiLi,
I . 1 vrfllll.. T ntaAitnl.
AIDU. lOKXCr TVAlIAaiU "UlUi
1 oci wvuivvt aww- -
Koot, roruana, isoorer, ana Ai
fred A. Hawkyard, Eugene, crush
er feeder,
There were 722 Industrial acci-
I dents reported during the week.
Penrod's Double Trouble
SUN. Thru WED.
Aeenla Crack a Case
; 1 2ND HIT! i V Tl
SHOCKED a Nation!
"NAVY SECRETS''
Pay Grant
WRAY "WITHERS'"
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Moving Sweet
Home Required
Town to Be Trantplsnted
Before $7,165,000
Dam la Built
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t ESitor'a X: TkU la tka aiata f a
aariaa W ariela M aJatary aa4 alga1'
leaace al taa WUUaiatte velWy t4 coa
trel prajaet).
B'or ttto PPl-
meatary irrigation aad aavigatloa
aspocta of the Willamette river
bMlt BroJecL XtVt 0f the
three reservoirs aot yet described
in these articles, the Sweet Home
dam oa the South Saatiam, the
Lookout Point dam on the Middle
Fork of the Willamette and
Quarts Creek dam on the Mc-
Kensie.
The Sweet Home dam aite is the
most ideal of all. and wiU be lo-
cated at the lower limits of the
town of Sweet Home at the point
where a suspension bridge crosses
ine soum Bunam, oecausa oi lam
ideal site, this dam will be con
structed at almost halt the cost of
the McKentie and Lookout Point
reservoirs and yet have almost as
great storage capacity as these.
Town to Be Moved
The entire town of Sweet Home
will be transplanted, also the Til
Uge of Foster, in this project, the
wnoie oi wwca wiu cosi
000. Ninety-five per cent of the
Sweet Home residents are favor
able to removal of the town, de
clares R. H. Klpp, executive sec
retary of the Willamette basin
commission.
The Sweet Home' dam will be
about .200 feet high, the pool
level 147 feet above normal, and
will be of the massive gravity
type, built straight across the
stream with the length 850 feet.
Several hundred feet of earth
sections will flank the concrete
aection on both banks. The re-
servolr will have a capacity of
310,000 acre feet of usable stor
age space, a surface of 5480 acres.
of which 2000 will have to be
cleared. The drainage area will
be 583 square miles.
Approximately 2,260,000 cubie
yards of common material. 72.000
cubie yards of rock will be exca
vated while 1,820,000 cubic yards
of dirt and 245.000 cubie yards of
concrete will be needed In the
construction.
The project will also demand
relocation of 16 miles of highway
and roads and relocation of three
miles of logging railroad
The Quarts Creek dam of mas-
give gravity type will be placed
I near where the creek enters the
I McKenxle, 17 miles upstream
from the Leaburg power plant.
Thls Job will necessitate reloca
tion of about 16.5 miles of high
way and four miles of county
road.
The towns of Oakrldge and
Westfir will find themselves oa
I new soil before construction starts
I on the Lookout Point dam, a con-
l crete structure of the thin arch
I tvoe which will require two years
I to build. This will be one of the
I largest of the seven dams aad win
be located In Black Canyon where
tne raiiroaa innnei enters ine
north bank. '
Water Over School Site
Where the Oakrldge high school
now stands, the water will be 50
feet deep and the dam will be one
mile wide for a distance of two
I miles near Oakrldge. It will go
f upstream about 10 miles and up
I the North Fork about seven miles.
i . . . . ... . . .
i na.ii me neavy expense oi me
I Oakrldge' dam will be due to ne-
I cessity of relocating 19.4 mUes of
1 the Southern Pacific main line and
12 mlle of highway
statistically, here's tne dope oa
the Quartg Creek and Lookout
i Pomt re8ervoirs:
I Usable storage space: Quarts,
1535,000 acre feet; Lookout, 340,
00q acre feet.
Pooi ieTel at dam: Quarts. 291
feet Lookt, 293 feet from pres-
.Htlutv happeas whea a too
I Starts Today - Two Hfllto
Handcuffs; bowls and heart-throbs for two . . with
Claudette and Jimmy in riotous adventures! Romantic
as a summer night! Mad as a ftlarch hare! Exciting as
II a June moon! And funnier than The Thin Man!"
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' . - , Vrv-i RALPH BYRD -
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Mickey Moose Matinee Today at 1 P IL
ent normal leveL ;
Surface area: - Quarts, TOO!
acres and reservoir 11 miles loaf
and three-fourths mile wide at
widest with 5400 acres to- be
cleared; Lookout, 5230 acres, of
which 2600 must be cleared.
Excavation: Quarts, 501,000 cu
bie yards common material aad .
180,000 yards of rock; Lookout,
120,000 cubic yards common ma
terial and 400,000 cubic yards
rock.
Concrete needed: Quarts, 2
045,000 cubic yards: Lookout
740,000 cubic yards.
Wrightman Is lH
SILVERTON Dr. E. A.
Wrightmtn. jr., was brought
back to Stlvertoa Friday morn
ing from Brookings, Ore.: where
he had became seriously 111
while en route to Sen Francisco
for . a two weeks' vacation. The
Ekmaa ambulance of Silvertoa
brought him back.
STARTS TODAY
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PLUS 2ND FEATURE
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