S tho Staiman, SdgL Oregon. Thufsdar, Sept 1S 1817
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Harvest Time
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jersey Sale
Bic Event
For Today
i Oregon Jersey breeder are all
ft for their breeders consignment
ale to be held at the Oregon
State Fair grounds tfcia afternoon.
Forty-two females from 35
herd, ill rich in the blood of high
producer! that ) have made Ore
gon famous as a seed bed of world
record Jerseys, have been selected
by the sales committee
In the offering are daughters
of the highest ranking ".Excellent
Tested Sire" of. th Jersey breed;
the highest ranking "Tested Dam"
of the breed and also of the high
est ranking Tested Sire" of the
lreed, reports Ted Warren, Enum
claw, Washh, manager.
Animals have been groomed at
the fair grounds this week by
Homer Shelby of Albany. Ted
MeCord. Montgomery. Alabama,
wiirrnve this morning to handle
the sale. '
I Selling will begin promptly at
1 o'clock.
207 Breeders
In Dairy Group
A total of 207t dairymen owning
1375 cowl now .belong to the' Linn-
Benton Dairy Breeders' . awsecia
tuts according to the August re
Krt issued by Warren Cooley,
fklbsnt, secretary, Wednesday.
Ireeds being served through the
aociation are j, Jersey, Guernsey
nd Hoistein. ''
Couiey states that breeding ef
ficiency compares favorably with
natural breeding, but that di
rectors of the Oregon Dairy Breed
ers association are adding young
sires as a means of increasing the
conception percentage. Only sires,
ays Cooley, are added that meet
rigged standards for production,
type, and breeding efficiency. As
many as 200 pedigrees are studied
la the selection of one sire.
! Memberships are still open to
dairymen within a 14 mile radius
A Tangent, says Cooley. Mem
berships may be obtained from
directors or the agricultural
-rttr.
r pxoTicE or srcctAL blcction
!(?. Octasr 1. tS4f
Na'.K htfby la fivn taat on Tuaa
atay. Ortoca-r 7. 1M. a apactal ttaction
Wil. b tm in racn prvclaaet Hi Um City
4 Sain. Marion County, Oregon, and
tn earn of Ui fire areas or ten tun tea
first Rcreinafter particularly daootibed.
for trv purpose of aubntttung to the
CIti of tne sate Cltjr of Balsas, for
their apotwai or rejection, aw aooor
art proportions for tho an aattow to
tn aoid City of &alcm of lira MX aep
rs area or territories hereuuuter
porticuriy described: and fbr the pur
pome at auenutting aeporotoljr- to tho
lectors of ucn of tha ftvo ora or
temtorws first heroinaftcr liimbed,
being Uit areas captioned as Territor
ies A. B. C. D -and K. for their ap
proval or re)orttnn. tha proposition
of MMUllai to taa said Cny af Salem
of such territories.
The sand areas or tonitortos are de
acrtbed as follows, to-wit:
, Torrttorjr A
Bcinrlng at a potnt-whora tha oast
Una of tno reurtn Street north of tho
preaent crr limits. If owtondod oovth
orly. ouid tnteraort the aooth line
of Locust Street, said pornt notng
the existinf city limMs ml ftalsni.
Marion County, Or no. thence
ortrieTly aong tho aatd aottOtorly
rrctKm and tho east line of North
ourtn H: ret to tho eowtki line of
Troo Aasitinn lit said Marlon Catin
t os said aSdttion M ehooo In Vol.
14. osao ie. Hcrda of Toom PtaU
fitr said Marion County; Ineneo oast
eilv s ocf tie sou ih lino of said Try
on Add:t.on to the southeast earner
of said ltsn Addition: thence north
erly alor-K tne eoat lino of said Try
on ArtCHon and the northocl pro
yCan t'reof to tho oewth Mrm of
t T O Kier Donation Lend Claim
Ht it. in Township 1 Sooth. Rane
S Wnl of the Willamotto Mortdien:
ttianre westerly along tho south lino
of said D(natin Land Claim to tho
rest line of a county rood caaimonlr
knmi ae North River SUiod thentw
northerly aiona too waat lino of said
eountT road to tho north lino of
tha! certain property conveyed (a the
tXense flant Corporation by dead
recorded rn Vol. JOS. poo M, Deed
BWoros tor Martoa Coonty. Oroaon:
Uhw ef.lorHr a ions tho north line
of said property described In sold
deed, and tre weotsrty profsrUon
thereof, lo tho mldd'.e rhannot of tho
nillamete IUot: thoneo oosrthorlv
akmg the middle channel of the Wil
lamette Rxver to a point thai will In
tersect tr westerly protoetion of tha
ntrw ex tirjf north ctty nmlts of tho
ff v of f'S-err; thenoe aartetly along
Vte now ext:ng north ctty Umita to
the point xf hesmnlng.
Territory St
kVeslnntng at a peint noon tha east
bne of fauna Sheet.- north of- Ute
present city limits, if e tended oouUt
orly. nouid intrrsect the smith line
of Locust Street, said point being on
too axnti&g nortti city limits of Sa
loon. Manon County. Oreson; thence,
oas-rtv aiong said city UmiW hne to
tho west lint of Cherry Avenue:
thence, northerly along the west line
of Cherry Avenue to the enulh Una
of tho 1 . It Keixer Donation Land
t'la am he. 3S; thence, westerly slm(
said claim line to the northwest cor
ner of that pruprrty coneeyed by
deed and roi-oroed In Volume 107.
fae SM. Deed Records for Marlon
C'jnt. Oiegon: thence southerly
otpnf trm fit line of said property
Ut' tiie corfi iuie of the Saiouol Pen
ser DoriotMKt Land Clam No 12.
which point la also the aouthwoat
enrner of Toon Addition shown by
r.st in Vol. 14. fate IS Records of
i n Plats for Marion Countn. Ore-
fnri taents westerly okma tho south
me of Iryoh Adrlltlwn to the ooat
tine of a td known as North fourth
aVtroet. tnertae. souUtorly along tha
ooat line of said road to tho point ol
toecuinuif . ail of said property being
laituaied m and being a port of Sec
itomi 14, Township 1 SouUi Range S
JWest -ef trie Willamette , atendian,
Marion Oaunty. Oregon.
Territory C
, Beginning at a point on the now
esikting cay ilmits whore wio same
tntersocts tha west line of tho Dvtd
Presley Donation Land Claim No. SO
tn SertMja 14. Tawashlp South.
Range S Vest of tha WUtamett Me
ridian, in Manon. County. Oiegon:
theoce northerly sKons the wast line
af tne oant Presley Donatton Land
Clam to tn eouth Una of tho John
Farce Donattoa Land CUbn No. SS:
thence woetorry along the anuUi line
of aatd Donation Land Claim No. SS
and tne wasterfy projection thereof
to the wort line of Cherry Avenue:
thenr onwtnerly aiong the west line
of CKerre Avenue to tha now oslstlng
nartn rWy limits ; thooco osaiorly
alartg tf.a now esjetlng otty linuts to
thb posrt Of beginning
Trrrhery t
Bermnlng at an angla an tha new
ovutir.r city hmtta of the Ctty of
Salem, in Marion County. Oroaon. tho
aarne point betng on tho nwai
Quarter -
ton t:ne running easterly and wearer
It thro4.gri aectloa S4. Teaynstilp T
ftovth. Ksnee S West af' Sho rTulam.
oet Memos. Morion Cseol. Oro
aon. wrier 4n northorls' osoloctlon
of tho oert hne Pf HJor M, Nim Hilt 1
Jtwu'-v,.r'f InTerbw-t the sal' nttsf '!
trr-set tUMi tine. " urerna
M-t JJU I. MATH
Sixth Annual Corn
Show Set, Oct 2-11
The sixth annual state corn
show will be held in conjunction
with the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition at North
Portland,; October X to 11, Walter
Holt, P. I: manager, reports.
Placings must be made at the ex
position i building not later than
October J, 3 p. m. as judging Will
be done that evening.
Holt explains thai the state is
divided I Into four districts for
each etus. District No. 2 consists
of Marian, Polk, Linn, Benton,
Lane and Lincoln counties. Each
entry will consist of 10 ears each
and will show in open one or the
other class, 4-H or FFA classes.
Cash prizes and ribbons wilt be
awarded from each district with a
silver trophy for the sweepstakes
winner. ' , .
Cover Crop Plans
Outlined for Fall
ByO. E. Mikesell
Orchard ists and gardeners are
reminded; by O. E. Mikesell, coun
ty agent in Linn county, that
cover crops will make the great
est fertility return if seeded in
the fall. i
Suggested .crops or combination
of crops are 60 to 80 pounds of
common or Willamette vetch, 40,
to 30 pounds of common or Wil
lamette vetch and 60 pounds of
either fall barley, fall oats, or fall
rye, 10 to 15 pounds of crimson
clover, two to five pounds of
turnips or 100 to 125 pounds of
fall Rye. Austrian peas may also
be used. All seeding rates are for
one acre.
Cover crop fertilization at seed
ing time is recommended for
greatest growth. A combination of
nitrogen! and phosphate is best
for a mized legume and grain
cover crop. Straight nitrogen for
non-legumes and straight phos
phate for legumes are recom
mended.;
The growing of a good cover
crop, says Mikesell, is the cheap
est way: to maintain or increase
the organic matter in soils.
along- tha said northerly projection
and the ; west line of said Block M
to the southwest corner of said Black
M; thence easterly along tha south
Una of aokd Block SS to a point that
will .intersect tha northerly, projec
tion of i the weft line af Summer
Street; thence southerly along tha
said northerly projection ana the
west Una of Summer Street to tne
north una of Lot a. Smith 'a Fruit
Farms No. 2. tn Manon County, Ore
on; thence easterly along tha: north
Una af Said Lot S to tha northeast
corner of tha same; thence souther
ly along- the east Una of Lots S and
In said Smlth'a Fruit Farms No. 1 to
tna southeast corner of said Lot 9:
thence easterly and along tha south
line of Lots II. 1 and t. Smiths
Fruit Farms Nd. S In said Marion
County to- tna southeast corner of
said Lot thence northerly along tho -east
Una of Lota . S and; 1 In said
Smith's Fruit Farms No? 1 to tho
nertheaat corner of said Lot 1: thence -south
St ar west a long the north
Un of said Lot 1 to a point that ta
south St' ar west 1S1 J feet and eouth
t 45' wast 4S Soot from tha south east
corner of that certain property con
veyed to Lewis Judaon by deed re
corded la Volume 301. Pago SIS. Dead
Records for Morion County. Oregon;
thence north 0 is' oast 3O3 0S feet;
thenoe north It SS' west ISTS feet;
thence north 14 S3' west IMS feet:
Uionra north tl ST west SI 4 14 laet
to a pnwtt on tho easterly prnfecnon
of tho- south lino, of Block 2. Nob
Hill Anne to Salem, Oregon; thence
westerly along the said easterly pro
jection to a point that to M foe east
erly from the southeast comer of said
Black SS; thane northerly and paral
lel with the east line of said Block
M to the south line of Hoyt Street;
thenoe northerly ta the southwest
roraer of Block IS of said Nob Hill
Annas; thence northerly along tha
west lino of said Block IS to tha
quarter -section line running easterly
and westerly through the aforemen
tioned Section S4: thence westerly
along the said quarter -section Una
to the point of pegtnning.
: TerrlMry E
Beginning at the Southeast corner
of loc S. hmith Fruit Farms No. S,
Marion County." Oregon;- thence
northerly along the East Una of Lots
I, S and 1 in said Smith's Fruit
Farms No. S ta tho northeast corner
of said Lot 1; thonco south Sv ST
weet along the North lino of said Lot
1 to s point thst hi South SS' west
Ills foot and South f 4' Wast 40
feet from i tha Southeast corner of
that certain ptupeity conveyed to
Lewis Judaon by deed recorded tn
Volume SOI, peg SIS. Deed Records
for Marlon County, Oregon: theno
North t- ' Et SOS 02 feet; theno
North Mr ' West IST S feet; thence
North 14 11' West IMS feet; thence
North SI ST West 114 If feet to a
point on tha easterly projection of tha
South lino of Block 24. Nob Hill An
nan thenc Westerly along the said
F-a tarry .projection to a point that Is
SS feet easterly from the southeast
corner af said Block If; thence north
erly and parallel with tha east Una of
said Blook SS to, tha south Una of
Hoyt Street; thence northerly to tha
aouthwoat earner af Block IS, Nob
HiU Annex; thence northerly along
tha wast line M said Block IS. to tha
qua rtar -sect ion in running east
erly and wester) v Jn rough section 24,
Township 1 8outh,Rangc 2 Weal of
tho Willamette Meridian, said County
and State, th aamneing the now
e staling southerly city limits line;
La once easterly along tha said south
erly city limits line to the east Una
of south 22nd street: thence south
erly along tho east hn of South 23nd
Street to the north Un of tha Oar
den Home Tracts; thence easterly
along tha north Una af said Garden
Home Tracts to the west line of Lot
II. Millers Mill Creek Rural Horn
Tracts; thenc Northerly along th
west Un af said Let 11 to th north
west earner of said Let 11: thenc
easterly along tha north line of said
Lot 11 to tna northeast comer of
said Lot 11; thenoe northerly along
the oast Una of lota 10 and f to th
now existing South dry limits Una.
the same being the -quarter -section
line running easterly and wnsterly
through Section Sf; thenc easterly
along said quarter section Una to th
east Una of Lot a. Millars Mill Creek
Jtursl Home Tracts; thence aouthorly
along said east Un of Lots S and t to
tha southeast corner of said Lot S.
thence westerly along tha south Una
of sold Lot S to a point where tha
same Inter sects tha section Hne run
ning northerly and southerly between
Sections 21 and SS af Township T
South. Range 2 West af tha Willam
otto Meridian and Sect tone I end S
of Township S Sooth. Range S West
of tho Willamette Meridian. Morion
County, Oregon; thence aouthorly
along said section lines ta a point
where th aatd section Unas Intersect
th aouthorly right-of-way Una of tho
Southern Pacific Company; thenc
orth westerly along tha said south
erly rifht-of-way Una to a point
where She same intersects tho north
un of tha Ahsjah Carey Danotmn
Land Claim tim. 41; thence westerly
along said Donatton Land Claim Hn
te a notnt that la 1407 .0 feet ent.r1r
Said
In the Valley
By Utile I. Madsen -
Farm Editor. The Statesman
There is no smoke, no whistle-
blowing, no labor union , meet
ings. Instead of contents of lunch
buckets being eaten in the shade
of drying sheds, they are eaten in
the shade of tall trees growing but
few rods from the mill. And
instead of a mill pond filled with
unsawed logs, the. view offers
dairy cattle drinking' from - a
small stream, and farm fields.
But there is the singing of ,the
saw, sawdust and piles of lum
ber. The timber harvest is on.
When you get Oregon's two
largest Industries together you
have something big. Even when
you get them together in a small
way you ! still have something
big. The tact that it is small is
one of the big things about it,
says Frank Kahut, where the
lumber harvester was at work
when I found it With this meth
od, even farmers with small lots
of timber can be benefitted, he
explains. In fact, big timber tracts
or very big timber are not for
the harvester.
Ever since Daniel Waldo came
to Oregon in 1843, Willamette
valley farmers have sold timber
and fuel wood from their places.
But until now they have not
thought of it as a harvest. It has
been something they could get
rid of for a cash price with the
added incentive that there would
be more land to be farmed as
soon as it was cleared.
rive-Man Crew Needed
The idea of the harvester is
something different. The farmer
with the small woodlot who has
trees which are ripe for cutting
and who might like lumber for
a new bam or chicken house.
contacts the Farm Sawyers of
Oregon, just as he might contact
the neighbor with a combine. P.
A. KelUtedt, president, and the
man who runs the harvester.
bring out his little rig, the farm
er himself helps and shires neigh
bors to assist in the harvest. Five
men are needed besides the saw
yer. . ,-"!
Mr. Kellstedt, who Is a grad
uate forester from Ames,' Iowa,
was born in New York, served
in the navy 40 months during
the war, and was down in Miss
ouri as a construction engineer
when he read an article in the
American Forester which told of
the . lumber harvesting method.
He wrote to the Jackson Lumber
Abljsh Carey Donation Land Claim;
thenc Southerly and parallel with
tha east Una af Market Road No. 22.
the same being also known os Pringle
Road. 1332 Sect, mors or loss, to the
center lino of ssVt Market Road 23
where the same runs Easterly and
westerly; thence south SI" ar Inst
116 feat; thence south 29 41' east
20S.7 feet; thence south SST.7 feet;
thence west lSSiag feet to the east
Una of County Rood No. S3S; thenc
northerly along the east line af said
Road No. S3S and tn east line af
Market Road SS ta a point where the
same would - intersect the easterly
projection of tho south Una of Rose
Garden Addition; thence westerly
along said easterly projection and
said south line of said Rosa Garden
Addition and the westerly projection
thereof - ta the west line af 12th
Street; thenc northerly along said
wast lino to th- southeast corner of
Lot 2. Block S, Momingstde Addition;
thence westerly along the south line
of said Let S. Block S and Lot 12.
Block S, Mornimeetde Addluon to the
Southwest corner of said Lot 12. the
same being a point on tha east lmsy
af Smith 'a Fruit Farms Na. S: thenc
northerly aiong aald east line to tha
southwest earner of Lot S. Smith's
Fruit Fsrms No. 2. the same being
the place of beginning.
Territory S
Beginning at tha northwest ear
ner of Lot 21 of Rlvorsld Acres in
Township 7 South. Rang 2 West 'of
th Willamette Meridian. Marion
County, Oregon, and running thenc
easterly along the south line af Han
sen Avenu 27S feet, mora or loss, ta
the southerly extension of the east
' line of Lot 22 of ssid Riversid Acres;
thence northerly along th east Una
af Lota 22 snd M of ssid Riverside
Acres snd tha west Una of H sight
Street 404 TS feet; thane wast SUM
foot to tha east Una of a county road;
thence south 41 4 west 12S.T feet
along the east Una of tha county
road; thoneo wast 20 feet to, the
northwest corner of Lot 24 of said
Riverside Acres; thence north SO
SO' west along the north line of Lot
24 of said Riverside Acres UX W feet
to the northwest corner of said Lot
M: thence south 2 15' west along the
west line of Lots 3S and 27 of said
Riverside Acres, 2UJ4 feet, more or
less, to the township line dividing
Townships 7 South snd S South;
thence westerly along the township
Una 1360.27 feel, more or less, to the
re-en trsnt corner on the east line of
Lot If of Laurel Springe Fruit
Tracts in Township S South. Range
2 West of the Willamette Meridian;
thence northerly along tha east line
of ssid Lot IS. S31.S feet, more or
less, to the intersection of said east
line with the east line of tho south
River Road (Market Rood Na. IS);
thence southerly slang tha east Una
of the ssid road to the Intersection
with the north line of Lot 1 of said
Lsurei Springs Fruit Tracts; thence
southeasterly along the north line of
said Lot 1. 4U.B4 feet to the moat
easterly northeast corner of said Lot
1 ; thence southerly along tha east Una
of aatd Lot 1. Nil feet to th most
southerly southwest corner of Lot IS
of ssid Lsurei Springs Fruit Tracts;
thence essterly along the south line of
said Lot 10. 524 feet, more or leas, to
the southeast corner of said Lot 10;
thence south 0 02 east along the
west line of Lsurei Springs Addi
tion. 792 feet to the center of Ma
drons Avenue: thenc south SO 44'
east along tha south line of said
Laurel Springe Addition and the cen
ter of Madrons Avenue 571.34 feet;
thence south S3 26' esst along the
south Irn of Laurel Springs Addi
tion. 110.12 feet to tha southeast cor
ner of said addition; thenc north
I077.S3 feet mora or less, to the
south Una of Salem Heights Avenue;
thence easterly slong the south Un
of Salem Heighta Avenue, 990 feet
to the east una. of Lot 12 of Ewald
Fruit Farms as recorded in Volume
S. Page St. of the Marion County,
Oregon, Records of Town Plats;
thence northerly along the east line
of Lot 7 of said Ewald Fruit Farms.
snd the east Una of Halght Street,
S94.7S feet to the northeast corner of
Crest-View Addition and Lot 7 of
said Ewald Fruit Fsrms; thence west
erly slong the north line of ssid
Crest-View Addition. 459.15 feet to
the south wait corner of Lot St of
Riverside Acres as recorded In Vol
ume S. Page 113, snd Volume 10,
Page 140. of said Town Plats; thenc
northerly along tha west Une of ssid
Lot 31 of Riverside Acres, 492.05 feet
to the point of beginning.
The electors of tha said City of Salem
are hereby Invited to vote upon the
propositions of annesatlon of each of
the ssid Brass or territories to the ssid
City of Salem.
The electors af tha territory first
above described, being th area cap
tioned "Territory A", are hereby In
vited to vote upon the proposition of
annexation of tie said Territory A to
the said City of nalem.
The electors In the territory second
above described, being, tha area cap
tioned "Territory B". are hereby, in
vited ta veto upon tho proposition of
annexation of tha said Territory B to
the said City af astern.
The elector tn the torrtterr third
ah a va described, being tho area cap
I I 4jV t A , . .
m. ' aw --
; ' - w, I.' i '
la the farm timber harvest the
farmer himself aad hk etgh
bw kelp briar ia tha eresv lost
as ather farm harvest mg. Hera
la upper left, ts pic tared Frank
Kahnt, farmer, at the tractor
with Baysnoad Haaaing. M C
AageL haUag the lag saU the
tractor eb.aia U he palled to
. Urn "mill", apper right where
F. A. Kellstedt. president of
Farm Sawyers af Orege. Ioe
. Portland, operates. At lawer
right. Glea and Milton Kahat
are stacking the lamher. (Fho
to far The Statesman by Lar-
.
Harvester in Eau Claire, Wis.,
who carried the patent on the
harvesting machine. When every
thing was settled, Mr. Kellstedt
found himself in Portland ope
rating with a franchise covering
Washington, Marion, Clackamas
and Yamhill counties. For the
past four weeks he has been har
vesting in the Hubbard and
Wood bum areas. Farmers con
tart him and as soon as he com
pletes, the job he is on he moves
to the next farm desiring trees
harvested.
Timber Is Cruised
Jf the farmer wishes, Mr. Kell
stedt will cruise the timber lot
and show which trees should be
brought down. The farmer cuts
and brings them out of the wood
lot to where he wants the har
vester placed, just as he binds
tioned "Territory C". are hereby in
vited to vote upon the proposition of
annexaUoa of the said territory C to
th said City of Salem.
Th electors ia tha ntrritorv fourth
above described, being the area cap
tioned "Territory D", are hereby in
vited to vote upon the proposition of
annexation of the ssid territory D to
tne said ciry oi saiem.
The electors in the territory fifth
above described, being th ares cap
tioned "Territory E". are hereby in
vited to vote upon tha nrooosttion of
annexation of the said Territory K to
the ssid City of Salem.
The polling places at which said
election will be held In the said Ctty
of Salem are designated as follows:
WARD 1:
Preeinet S Broadway Tire Service---
114S Broadway
Precinct 10 Basement Salem Wom
an a Club 40 N. Cottage
Precinct IS Office of Hunt Bros.
Cannery 145 Division Street
Precinct 22 Parriah Junior High
School Capitol and Parrtah Streets
WARD 24
Precinct 2 Christ Evangelical Church
1780 State Street
Precinct II Hotel Senator Court
and High Streets
Precinct U Court House High snd
Court Streets
Precinct 27-Wshlngton School .
East Basement 12th snd Cantor
Streets
Precinct JS Court Street Christian
Church 17th and Court Streets
WARD 3:
Precinct 14 City- Hsll . Municipal
Judge's Office Chemeketa Street
Precinct 17 Marion Hotel - Banquet
Room Commercial and Ferry
Streets
Precinct 21 Calvary Baptist Church
I23S S. Liberty
WARD 4:
Precinct 4 State Heating Plant 12th
and Ferry Streets
Precinct S Basement Richmond
School Richmond snd MUI Streets
Precinct 12 Deaconess Hospital
Nj E. Corner Basement Winter
and Oak St.
Precinct 30 Knight Memorial Church
19th and Ferry Streets
WARD S:
Precinct 7 Karnes Electric Company
2000 N. Capitol Street.
Precinct S Jason Lee Church - Base
ment Jefferson snd Winter Streets
Precinct 14 Immanuel Baptist
Church Hazel and Academy
Streets
Precinct 21 Veterans Foreign Wars
40 Hood Street
Precinct 26 Highland School Base
ment 5th snd Highland
Precinct 22 Oregon State Fair
grounds Car Taker! Cottage
WARD S;
precinct 1 U. B. Church - Basement
17th and Nebraska
Precinct 2 Four Square Gospel
. Church - Basement 10th snd Brey
man -
Precinct 19 New High School -North
End. Rm. 115 14th and D
Streets
Precinct 20 John Spranger Residence
2372 State Street
Precinct 25 Englewood School - Au
ditorium 19th and Nebraska
Precinct 281380 Madison Street
WARD i'
Precinct 41114 S. 12th Theo. KUng
aponft Precinct 13 Leslie Jr. High School -Basement
Howard and S. Cot
tage St.
Precinct IS Leslie M. E. Church -Basement
S. Commercial and My
ers St.
Precinct 24 Friends Church - Base
ment S. Commercial and Washing
ton St.
Precinct 33 McKinley School S.
High Street
The polling place st which said elec
tion will be held In the territory first
above described, being the area cap
tioned "Territory A", to designated to
be at Kash and Karry Lumber Yard
3155 N River Road.
The Polling place at which said elec
tion will be held in the territory second
shove described, being the area cap
tioned "Territory B". Is designated to
be at - Oregon Mate School for the
Deaf Locust Street.
The Polling place st which ssid elec
tion well be hejd in the territory third
above described, being tha area cap
tioned "Territory C. to designated lo
be at Salem Nut Grower Cooperative
2S2S Cherry Avenue.
The Polling place at which ssid elec
tion will be held in the territory fourth
above described, being the area cap
tioned "Territory D". U designated to
be at 2590 s. summer Street.
The Polling place at which said elec
Uon will be held In the territory flftl
fifth
above described
being the
area rap-
ttooed "Territory E
is
designated to
be at 1351 Hoyt Street.
Th said election wtU be held at said
polling places, and each thereof, be
ginning at S o clock In the morning and
conUnuing until S o'clock in the eve
ning of the ssid 7th day of October.
1S47.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF SALMW.
OREGON, tha 2th day of August. 1947.
ALFRED MUNUT
Recorder of tha Ctty af Salem.! Oregon
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his grain and stDclts it for the
threshing machine.
The harvester averages 5,000
feet a day and can put out 7,000
if conditions are just right. Tim
bers up to 22 feet long can be
cut, but the farmers should not
cut too large trees, he wants. A
24x26 inch timber 16 feet long
is the largest, although the long
er trees can be sawed if they are
not too large. The farmer
shouldn't cut his logs and let
them lie around for a year or
so. Sawing., them then will be
more expensive as there is more
stopping for saw filing, with the
men waiting. If the logs are saw
ed while green the saws are
kept cooler and can run longer
without filing. If there are trees
cut too large for the harvester
they should be sold to one of the
small mills in tha valley.
Sells MM Feci
Most of the stands on a arm
average from 10 days to two
weks, KelUtedt says. At the
Kahut ranch the harvester re
mained two weeks and cut close
to 50,000 feet of Umber. Kahut
says he sold 8,000 of this and
may sell a little more. But he
has some farm buildings he wants
to put up. The trees were taken
from a nine-acre farm woodlot
used for pasturing. A small sec
tion will be cleared, the remain
der will stay as a farm woodlot
with only the riper timber re
moved. A piece of standing tim
ber is awfully nice on the home
ranch, Kahut believes. He ad
mits he is fond of his stand and
he knows every tree in it as he
was born on the ranch.
Mr. Kellstedt charges $1S a
thousand, but he figures actual
cost of the lumber laid down at
$28.50. This includes the wages
paid to the help and allowed to
the farmer himself. It also in
cludes the cutting of the trees
and bringing them to the saw.
But on the market this lumber
would cost the farmer something
close to $60 a thousand, Kahut
says.
New Law Effective
Mr. Kellstedt reminds the
farmers of th new ruling pro
vided by the 1947 legislative
amendment to the Oregon foret
conservation act. The new re
quirements go into effect Janu
ary 1, 1948. Anyone, including
farmers, who cut timber for any
commercial purpose after that
date must have a permit. It cov
ers all cutting of timber off the
farm such as logs, pulp wood,
poles, fuel wqpd, Christmas trees
and cascara bark. The purpose of
the amendment is to insure that
each person cutting timber leaves
a seed source for re-stocking.
Two seed trees must be left per
acre, or five per cent of the tim
ber stand left uncut in blocks.
The state has been careful to
allow for the farmer who wishes
to cut his timber and put the
land into pasture or cultivation.
Me is given a permit to clear the
land as he wishes. After five
years state conservation officers
will come back to' inspect the
area to make sure that the land
is being used for grazing or has
been sown to crops, and that de
velopment was not given as an
excuse for stripping permanent
forest land..
In the case of logging off tim
ber, the state forester believes
the farmer would be wise to have
a written contract with the log
ger that should require the ope
rator to comply with slash burn
ing and the conservation law re
quirements. This is to protect
the farmer, since payment of
costs would have to be assumed
by the farmer if the violation of
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
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the forest laws occurs. In the
rase of the lumber harvester, the
farmer cuts his own timber and
clears up whatever Is required
afterwards, for as a rule only
certain trees are cut and no wild
slashings left.
Farmers Will Receive
Crop-Reporting Cards
During the last few days , of
September approximately 800,000
farmers throughout the nation
will be asked to help the crop re
porting service in making a final
check of 1947 crop production.
In Oregon alone, 13,000 farmers
or one out of five will receive
cards from their agricultural sta
tistician on which to report the
acreage of each important crop
harvested and to be harvested on
their ranches this year. The farm
ers being contacted are well dis
tributed and represent a cross sec
tion of the state's agriculture, but
the fact that the survey is on a
sample basis makes it very Impor
tant for those who receive cards
to report irrespective of the size
of operations. Information on pro
duction is of fundamental impor
tance to both the farming inter
ests and the government. The post
office department is cooperating;
with the crop reporting service in
distributing the acreage cards,
which will be mailed to farmers
from Portland on September 26.
OREGON FILM PLANNED
PORTLAND, Sept. 24 -(-Pacific
northwest scenery will be
the back drop for another mo
tion picture, an RKO production
bused on the Lewis and Clark
expedition, a ' studio executive
reported Monday. It will be pre
miered in Portland.
Na. Sf-.S
Synopsis of Annual Statement for
the year ended December 21. 1944. of
The Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Com
psny of Philadelphia. In the Slate of
Pennsylvania, made to tha Insurance
Comatlssloner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
INCOME
Net premiums received. S7.S44.S1S.42.
Total interest, dividends and real ae
tata income. S6M.C3a.0S.
Income from other sources. SMSfJS.
Totsl Income. U.2M.T40 4S.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid for kisses. S3.112.
S14SW. Loss adjustment expenses. SMS.S1S.44.
Underwriting expense. S3.292.UI.42.
Dividends paid to stock-holders I Cash,
HM.OOB BO; stock. Nlll. SOO.OOB BB.
Dividends paid or credited to policy
holders. Nil.
AH other expenditures (including In
vestment expenses M.OU JSi. ST1.044.T4.
Total disbursements. S7.350.t4a.30.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). Nil.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc . Nil.
Value nf bonds owned (amortised),
$10,823,921.62.
Value of stocks owned (market
value). t5.732.S?3.00.
Cssh in banks and on hand. $2,179.
S42 00.
Premiums in course of collection
written since September SO, 1S44, tl,
17S.374 43.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
S4S.BM 44.
Other assets (net). SI26.4SSS7.
Totsl admitted assets. S1SJW7.434JS.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims. S1.I3S.727.00.
Estimated loss adjustment expense
for unpaid claims. $80.000 00.
Total unearned premiums. SS.4SB.
S42 9S.
All other liabilities. tiM.ISS S4
Total liabilities, exeept capital. 110.-
258.829 SO.
Capital paid up, $1.000.000 00.
Special surplus funds: Nil.
Unassorted funds (surplus), $S.4S,
604 78.
Surplus as regards policyholders, $$,
64S.604.7S. Total. $19,907,434.3$
BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR THE
YEAR
Net premiums received. $34,212.11.
Net losses paid. $2I.4S0S2
rytuinVtwi naid or credited to ooltcy
holders. Nil.
BILL OSKO
Diss. Mgr.
By Earal Keperter
Richard and Norman McKee,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee
of Amity, have been selected to
start the ' chain on Hampshire
bred ewes as the Amity Future
Farmers of American chapter won
the $250 Sears foundation award.
Two youths will give ewes back
to the chapter to be given to
other boys so that the chain will
continue.
At the Clackamas County Jer
sey Cattle club meeting Sunday at
the Zack Fitzgerald Jersey farm
at Boring, plans were made for
the Pacific International Jersey
booth which is to be in charge of
the Clackamas county club. The
booth is going to be good, mem
bers of the Clackamas county
club state; as they have already
served notice they plan to do "a
better job than even our neigh
boring counties did at the state
fair."
Strawberry picking is over now.
Farm Calendar
Sept 25 Oregon Jersey Cattle
club consignment sale, State fair
grounds, 1 p. m.
Sept. 26 Silverton Grange
Booster Night, Wallace Kadderly
speaker, a p. m. Open to public.
Sept. 27 Union Hill grange
Booster night. Open to public.
Oct. 3-11 Pacific International
Livestock exposition, Portland.
Oct 3-1 Sixth annual state
corn show. .
Oct 3-9 Poultry show, Pacific
International.
Oct. 9-11 Dog show, Pacific
International.
Oct II Union Hill grange fair.
Oct IS Second annual Double
M. Hereford Ranch sale, Adams.
Oct. 17-1S Cal-Oregon Here
gon Hereford association sale.
Klamath Falls.
Nov. 11-12 Northwest Here
ford Breeders association show
and sale. La Grande.
Nov. 12 Annual meeting of ag
ricultural cooperative council,
Portland.
Dec. 3-6 Pacific Coast Turkey
exhibit. McMinnville. '
show, Roseburg.
Dec. 9-12 Northwest Turkey
Dec. 31 Farm Labor offices in
Oregon close. .- "
CORN TOUR SCHEDULED
A Clackamas county corn
tour will start Friday at 1 p. rn.
from th Ed Koch farm one mile
southeast of Macksburg store, re
ports Hollis Ottaway, assistant
county agent At 3 o'clock the
tour will continue to the Otto
Lucht farm a short distance short
of Rural Dell school on the Mo-
lalla-Woodburn highway. Dr. R.
E. Fore, professor of farm crops
at the state college will point out
and discuss better corn ear types
for competitive showings.
FARM LABOR OFFICES CLOSE
Announcement . has been made
that the Polk. county farm labor
MAY WE HELP YOU?
Have you ever paid for a foundry or welding Job only
to find afterwards it wasn't exactly what you wanted? Or per
haps th quality of the workmanship was poor and you had
to have the Job done again. Such things are annoying and
costly in both time and money. No matter how small the job
w are asked to do, we give it, the aarne measure of careful
attention we do the bigger and more expensive on. Or it
we ate not equipped'to do your particular job, we will not
only tell you so but elao gladly tell you where you' may get it
done. We know the foundry aad metal fabrication business
well, and if we can help you in any way, we invite you to
call us. t
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"Meted Products That Last" - - Since 1912
CM S. 17th Street. Salem rheste ?Ctf
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suvi distant points all ever the VVcsf, throragbosit the wafie.
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It was over once before this
year, but started up again in a
number of areas. Up Stay ton way
it did so well that the cannery
set up for canning again and put
up almost enough this fall to make
up for the shortage of the spring
season.
More than 70 of the very top
most HoUtein females in Oregon
and Washington have been chosen
for the big 1947 Evergreen Classic
to be held October 27 at ML
Vernon, sWash. Charles Adams
will cry the sale which will be
under breeder management. Quito
a number Willamette valley folic
plan to vacation in Northern
Washington at that time.
Herbert S. Coleman, Wood burn,
has received word thpt his regis
tered Jersey, Cartagena Volun
teer Beauty has completed a pro
duction record of t.174 pounds of
milk and 432 pounds of fat that
has qualified her for the Silver
Award of the American Jersey
Cattle club.
office will close at Dallas Satur
day. The Independence office
closed a week ago.
4-H Local Lea tiers
To Hold Meet, Sepf. 27
The Polk county 4-H local
leader association will hold a
county-wide i meeting Saturday.
18 a. m. in the county courthouse,
Dallas, reports Russell Daulton,
assistant county agent
Mrs. Georgia Emerson will pre
side and outline plans for the lo
cal leaders to get completed re
cord books from their members.
Plans will also be outlined by
Mrs. Viola Shaffer, home demon
stration agent, for - achievement
day, tentatively sat for October
31.
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economy ecus te tne noes
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burner. This eew sad duTer.
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dependable. Oa demo
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