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i nt capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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Taxes In Polk
Higher Than In
1920 This Year
Ualtas, Ore., Feb. 5. The coun
ty unwor has Just completed the
otztsuaion of the tax roll and turned
tie same over to the sheriff for
Da collection of the 1920 taxes.
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year the tax was. 21.3 mills
apeclal taxes levied for the
oMve districts. This year the
levy is 28.7 mills plus th
levies; an increase of 7.4
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The
' valuation of Dallas this year
l.O64,9S0, an Increase in valu-
of 32,140. The valuation of
sMapendence is $489,360, an in-
in valuation over last year
9C716. The Monmouth valua
H $240,430, a decrease over
It year of $12,445. Falls City has
valuation of $253,890, an in
of $3,525. West Salem has
valuation this year of $120,160,
m decrease of $670. The recapitu-
BatUoa Is as follows:
Mate, county, common
school, etc., tax $320,596.52
School Tax 92,615.03
I Road Tax 61,192.70
Roail Tax
W. 7-14-15) 18,205.63
Special Hif? li.Sithool Tax 26,326.1 8
Special City Tax 37,9,42.57
Total $556,877.63
Assessor's collection $32.37.
l!.v amount not collected (dif
ference in levies) $7.53.
Balance to he collected by
-;..ti(f $S66,837.73, which shows
mn increase In state, county, com
anon school and special school tax
funds but the general road is de-
by $8,804.53 over last
The lax collector will have state
ments of taxes due ready for dis
tribution In a few weeks.
Old Resident
of Monmouth
Called by Death
Monmouth, Ore., Feb. 5. I. H.
Veam, a resident of this city for
ftnore than 30 years, died at his
"iiome here on tin- tlL'titl anniver-
serjr of his birth, Monday evening,
.January SI. The funeral w:ih held
to lira Ilaptist church Wednesday
itirt his body was shipped to Port
land, where it was cremated,
Mr. Kream was born in Canton,
MisaMU-i, January 31, 1859, and
csneta Oregon in 1891, settling; in
Monmouth for nearly 87 years
am was an employe of the Huulli--rn
Iacific railroad company in
lUisi city, and was accorded recog
nition of his Iouk and faithful
shsi ice last summer when he was
Kianled a pension and retired.
' Mr. Praam is survived by his
rife, two daughters and one son,
i tow a Mister, Mrs. .1. I). Nunn, of
iJalla. One duaghter, Mis. E. R.
la -win. lives in Dallas, and another
ii.. m.iiti-i Mrs. Fred Haker, re
aides In Willamette. The son. Pla
rmce Kreani, Is a railroad con
ductor on the S. P. mail, living at
Knseburg.
Council Debates
Problem of Street
Lighting Conract
Independent e. Ore., Feb. 6. At
1ne regular monthly meeting of
tlie common eounill lie I I Wednes
hy nlabt In the eounell tha others
the most liiiinit ;i t it feature was
Ihe proposition ,,f the Mountain
Wlatea Power company to get a
.mime! for five years to furnish
Ildit and water to the city it the
s.iine rate that Is now being paid
mid calling for the number of
Sftrret camps in be Increased front
i to 86. Mayor Walker and
wmie of the eounclltiien objected
to the five-year period and Ihe
ItrogMsitloii ialb-1 tor ,-, .m.i. li rable
debate The proposeil Increase m
lfie number of lights s n.-d agree-
ahle to the inayur and council.
.ili Ik, liiev saj, n he .ml', a mut
ter of restoring trti service that
Independent i' formerly had. Iiut
tfiore will have to I.,, prnvidrd
ipsa ins to meet the mlilitln n:i I i x-
nwiise. A si ,il mm ,.f mi.
.-otiiH it has linen ealletl fur n. xt
ITertneaHay, when the liulu and
problem will be solved.
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fn of raw IwtT'l nr-Tllfr
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ir.iiiiinMiic- Ll v
ence will be guests of the W. R. C.
on Lincoln's birthday at a dinner
to be served in their hall. A pro
gram will be rendered.
Sergeant Kdwin Stewart has re
turned from Fort Hiley, Kansas),
where he went last December to
take a special course of instruction
H mess sergeant under government
direction.
Mrs. H. M. Koop of Albany is in
the city for a few days visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. M. Burnett,
Better Service
Is Secured For
Valsetz People
Independence, Or,, Feb. S.
Through persistent efforts of the
Iini'lieridence Retail Merchants"
association a new and considerably
improved service goes into effect
on the Valley & Slletz railroad to
morrow morning between here and
Valsetz. The improved service will
benefit people living at way points
and also benefit the busineSH men
of this city. People living tit llos
kins and other points on the line
can come lo Independence in the
morning and return in the evening,
having plenty of time to do shop
ping and get home early. Hereto-
fore a mixed train has been run on
the road making one trip a day
each way. In the future a gasolln
motor car will he put mi the run
and operate twice a day to and
from Valsets except Sunday when
one trip a day each way will be
made. Until now there has been
no Sunday train except by special
request. In addition to this
service there will he a daily freight
servles to and from Valsetz, lea v
ing independence at i :30 a. m.,
and the crew will remain In fJlde-
pendence over night.
According to the new schedule
the motor car will arrive here at
S:fi0 a. in. making connection with
trains on the west side line In both
met the officials of the road recent
10:50. In the afternoon it will ar
rive at :i:S0 and depart at 4:10.
O. VV. Irvine, 0. W. Ilenkla and
A I,. Thomas, a committee repre
senting the Merchants' association
RISl th(. ill ii i.i l t,f the t oad recent
Iv Snd the anniiuni-ctui'nt nf il t
new service Just made by Superin
tendent I, K. Watson is the result
of their efforts. Independence
business men are well satisfied with
the schedule and believe that it
could not be Improved for the
benefit of all Interested
Dallas
Dallas, Or., Feb. 5. The D. A. R
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. C.
L. Cridcr. Mrs. John A. Keating,
the state regent was present. At a
special business meeting of the
Chapter Friday evening at the res
idence of the regent. Mrs. C. B
Bund berg, the following delegates
and their alternates were chosen
to attend the state conference to
be held in Salem next week: Dele
gates, Mrs. C. B. Sundberg, Mrs. J.
Ii. Eakin, Mrs. H. C. Eakin, Mrs.
John W. Orr, Mrs. R. Sibley; alter
nates, Mrs. C. L. Crider. Mrs. Ralph
Y. Morrison, Mrs. M. L. Boyd, Mrs.
V. P. Fiske, Mrs Joseph Sibley.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. U. S.
Loughary, who live near Dallas,
was the scene of a lovely affair
Tuesday evening when they enter-
after Captain Archie II. Thomas, of tained at an announcement party
the Silverton National guar! com-j foreshadowing the coming mar
pany had informed the court that riage of their youngest daughter.
Silverton Asks
Armory Funds
Of County Court
KILVKRTON ASKS
That Marlon county will lose
more In revenue through the fail
ure to help provide an atmory at
Silverton than it will cost the coun
ty to provide Kb share of the funds,
was the reply of Adjutant General
George A. White to the statement
of Judge Hushey that there were
no funds available for the county's
share. This statement was made
Buena Vista Briefs
Huenn Vista, Or., Keh. 5. Very
encouraging reports are r, VP,
from Alfred L,oy. who recently un
derwent an operation at the (lood
Samaritan hospital in Portland, He
-allied splendidly ami i- recover In i
is He will be able to return
to his home here In a few days.
tie noiiea to be able to resume Ills
stud at the O. A (' which h.
was forced tn abandon . n account
of his physical COndtUon, His fit
ther, .1. K. ioy, rms ...i t him at
the hospital until after the crisis
iMd been passed. This is the sec
.niu operation the young man lias
sintered during the pas! year.
Ms. ai v. panther has boon re
ceiving a visit from her brother for
I lew days.
Sheriff John Orr was In town on
business one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. I'red Brown ,re
rejoicing over the recent arrival of
;i baby girl at their home here.
Independence Items
Independent .
oiivercon could not hold a cpmpanr
together any longer without some
place in which the men could hold
their drills and other instruction
work.
A large delegation front Silverton
appeared before Judge Bushey yes
terday afternoonand urged that the
county give its share toward build
ing the armory. Sometime ago the
legislature passed a bill providing
for flO.OOO of the state funds to
ward building an armory at Silver
ton, if the citizens would give a site
and tile county of .Marlon an soual
amount set aside by the state. It
rag lor this fund from the county
that the delegation called upon
Judge Bushey.
The Judge said this morning that
no funds had been provided for in
the county budget for the erection
of a building, and that If the peo
ple wanted It built, they would
have to provide funds themselves,
but that the court would take the
matter under advisement and give
its decision within a few days.
"The Silverton national guar.l
company should be looked upon as
a payroll industry as well as a part
or i no national defense. ' the adju
tant general told the county com
iitissiuners. ne pointed out that
the payroll at Silverton, based upon
ins present strength of the com
pany. is in excess of $10,000 a year
all of which Is Disbursed in federal
money in the county.
It was also brought out thut the
Silverton comnaiiv has n tur..e,. ,
rollment than the .Salem company,
which, when It is received recruited
to Its proper strength, will ejeo
bring a $10,000 annual yield 11,,..
the gevsmmenl into Marion coun
ty. The court room yesterday was
filled with people Interested in the
uffair. but it was some two hours
before the court could detach Itself
from other business, i hear the
Silverton dclcKation.
Besides Adjutant General White.
who accompanied the delegation,
there wire present: Lieutenant
Colonel wrootneM of gal
Untenant p. B, Wray, D. C. Daven
port. B. R. Kills, Captain Thomas,
lieutenant Omit, C. A. Kettatr, L
C Allen, lieber Allen, W. L. Cut.
...I. .iiiimi, van Aiuser. a. G. steel
hammer. QeorgS Stcelhammer .Mrs
George llublts. Dr. and Mrs p. .
Boar. N. Dlgerness, R. i. iaks
U llllam (iozel. John Porter P t,
Hrown. R. 11. Mount, Julius Aim
John Hoblett. Qua n,.ki tktrti
Ames. RJ, B Taylor, Bar! Adama
Arthur Hoi. nt. Theodora 1; 11,.
hart. RosOOe T.anule-. and R 1' 1,1 I
son all of Silv,.,-,, and Captain
1 odd of Woodbnrn.
Luclle. to Seaborn Garvin of Port
land, on February 12th. The rooms
were suggestive of Valentine day
and brilliant red hearts were sus
pended from the ceiling and chan
deliers, making a very pretty scene.
The evening was spent in taOklRg
comforters for the bride-elect.
Those bidden to pay their respects
to Miss Loughary were: Mrs. J. N.
Helgerson. Mrs. Laird V. Woods.
Mrs. .lack C. Ponsler, Mrs. Ray
Boydston. Misses Georgia Fiske,
Buena Fiske, Miriam Hart, Doro
thy Bennett, Nina Farley, Nettie
Cairnes, Gladys Lougnary and ine.au.
bride-elect. The wedding will bej-McNary Station, frnct
solemnised at high noon Wednes-1 wriBt Wednesday aft
day next at the home of the bride's 1 . ..black-man"
at the
young
i
parents and tne young coupie win
make their home in Portland where
Mr. Garvin is employed in the Port
land postoffice.
A. R. Cadle of Rickreall trans
acted business matters in Dallas
over Tuesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. S. Larson of Port
land spent the first of the week in
Dallas.
Roy B. Hawkins of Weed. Cali
fornia, is in Dallas for a few weeks
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. HawkinB.
1!. ii. Jones of Forest Grove was
a local business visitor the first of
week. He is working In the inter
est of the Armenian drive.
Vere Johnson of Falls City made
a business trip to Dallas the first
of the week.
B. A. Woods of Albany made a
itsiness triii to Dallas over thr
eek-end and was a guest of C. J.
Shreeve and family.
J. A. Iluhler of route 1 was a
local visitor on Tuesday.
George A. Young of Newbers
made a business trip to Dallas the
first of the week.
C. W. Niemeyer of Salem trans
acted business in Dallas the first of
the week.
playing
recess period
school. The yc
attending school.
Purvine. of
ired his left
moon while
during the
Rickreall
man is still
Wind Demolishes
Three Hop Houses
Independence, Ore.. Feb. 5. D.
P. McCarthy, who was in town this
week from his hop ranch east of
Independence in Marion county,
states that the wind Saturday at
ternoon completely demolished
three hop houses on the ranch, In
fill ting a loss of $4,000. The wind
caught the buildings broadside, he
said, and wrecked them so com
pletely that only a small portion
of the lumber can be used In re
building. There are five other hop
houses on the ranch, but these
were not damaged. Mr. McCarthy
intends to rebuild at once.
II.- said only minor damage was
done at other places in his neighborhood.
Pittsburgh,
Kan., F,h
nrst .strike f Kantat,,
cnllr.,1 ,,ffil..i... . '
....... ,,,111.1, , u h, .,
lintnn t I
board of the
sage of tit. industrial,
in erte.t t,fl.-,v t ,. 1
- 1UQ
linnet W re called I
trict hoard headed bj '
tiowat. president
miners union.
u( th!
JOURNAL WANT AI
Hoy Break! Ami.
Rickreall, Ore.. Feb. 5.
Purvine, the 15-year-old
- Elmer
son of
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Small size Mlchelins are made of the
same quality materials, by the same care
ful workmen, in the same modern fac
tory that have made Michelin Ring
shaped Tubes and other Michelin
products famous.
CLARK'S TIRE HHOUSE
319 NORTH COMMKRCIAI, STRKKT SA1.KM,
OHKUON
Trained Comedy Pigs Here Sunday
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Liberty
Liberty. Feb. 5. Mrs. Berncr.
.if Alpine. Ore . visited tit the home
of F. L. Scott tills week.
Mrs. Hovel, who has l.een serl
0JsBJ ill for the last three weeks,
Il able to be Up again.
.Miss Jessie Cil.s.
was taken
10 Hi. Deseonness hospital
11.1v. .I.llniarv 30. tot
Sun
an operation,
getting along
Or.. Feb 5. An.
i.eoii.i; t , announcement bj AJJu-
General White Jusl i , ,1 1
c'ty. the annual armory In
"pert urn of company K, O. t;
rill he held In Independence on
fhniij is.
Oren Dixon of I an:, n, v , . m
lawn yesterday ma k Inn .,,,
"'" "O lIIICIla-e new Hlllt.tll. nl
lie Installed ill his l..,'.tl i v ePlli ,M 1 ejlolled to Ii,
Unhinenl in Bi.it..... 11., nicely.
fhHtland from here to buv the 1111 MH- "'"1 Gibson ami Mrs Lynn
terisX Gill entertained the patHs folks
VT. A. dftoner went tn Hubbard w'"h formal dame at the Liberty
thffnrepait of tin w . ek ind pur- hall. Refreslinielils were served.
hits. ,1 a prise hog from O. I. Mur- Miss Harris, of Salem, was vls-
...... o.... 1 ne niiiinai will lie 11. tier aunt and uncle, Mr and
Mi a tke ttead ol si, n, - Mrs. u Westenhouse Tuesd iv
dd herd near Ins city. Was w.df.. au- ..
Charles H. IMinsiiior. lias. Ilrtihetx u...i iv-.m ..
sieitiiig his daught. , la POrt-jltad at lb,. lJluoiy school during
ltl U'luk
-MM rendition during the week L-. . thrf" f m,,lv
o .-ham;. , ,, ,.. , , ", '". '"'"" fun.lay to
.. ..oe.e 1
In-.
l.lll.l
Miss
E.
during the week
In bis condition
H. nulfeied .1 s-iok. ..f inniitr-o
iitsI days ago and it is 1.. Iteved
lbjMt he ill n. i . 1
Mrs. B. K Hwope has lieen isit-
inr her dsiigbtet in I-:
;3Pe- Mrs. H. II. Walker are
tastllng- theli son. 1. ,in, , Kngpne.
Tbs- latter is engagi .1 n
jesnsW easatneisi In that
Wlllliims of villi- who
visiting his mother In
titan for n 1 . ! v. . 1,.
tarned
. a- at Campion i . h iking In shoit
Ixinkey A WslW.
iei1 this we. k in
I. . Mrvxl. i. who Is on Ihe siek
Hat.
JMr. and Mrs Griffs have ..-ce
asa Ing darlns the areek at the
Mr anil Mrs Clifford Mf-
.111.1 Nell
in Dallas
Hrtri
le,
-1ll
fiT.:s
tdier. s former resident
i-odi-ncr. has been here for
dsTS visiting relstlves and
He is now engxse.l in ih
aafi 1 iiatilc business at Alses and
sab sratkrr Kn.l . .
stdadad ari h him.
Jpbril aar veterans of ladspend-j
i.ertriide Schotth,,, f, r.
L. Coffey hat, lite nMSaS
to construct a new telephone line
i-ioerty store to the Pros
pect hill.
Henry Becker. Frank
H'.it'ert visits hrtaaili
Sunday.
I'nision No. i of the laaatitai
Sewing club held their meeting
h,- the school Irnu. Friday afternoon.
After a discussion of the .
Program was rendere.1 .i.
lewed hr lirhi rrn.-i.........
Ihe ebssucit of, members im s-Sb . t-,
W'olfe. u-ia Foa. Hovllla Kinnv,
Ksther Nrurns, Frances Folfe. Ida
jia? Aiainerson. Haxel Mull, Fk.r
ian Hrubetz. Kllsabeth Hiebert.
with Mrs. James Wolfe, as club
leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams ami family
hsve moved lo Monroe, Ore.
Turner To Have
Large Gymnasium
Says Professor
John r. coieman, superintendent I
et s. hools at Turner was in tow-,1
today Consulting an attorney on the'
legality of Ihe gymnasium measure'
which was put before the people or
that community at a epiriil 0r-.
Hon January
Mr. Coleman was Instrumental in'
brnaaiag the laaae before the paaplal
and succeeded in retting their gp.
proval ofa new buil.linc at the 1
01 eaasv, the money to h, tals. d to
SDeelal taxation
The Turner schools have take
an active Interest in .ubieties and!
the need of s gymnasium the size I
which Mr Coleman aropaaee
badly felt. At the present time th !
school has no place in which to
conduct its athletic contests.
You have heard of Armour's ham and various other brandf
01 swine, nut on tins occasion it is rrecis Figs, live ones m
more ways than one. These smart fellows are seen in
comedy series of tricks most unusual furnishing great fun
for the kiddies and grown-ups as well Pigdom sport down on
the farm will be on the stage at the Blight Theatre Sunday.
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System
1
Did you ever stop to
wh;.t a tremendous task is placed
upon your human system every
.a
:k-:-:-x:-:-:"vk:.-:-::-v-X'
consider . eood health.
Many people have found S. S. S.
a great aid in keeping- their system
1 a-own vonimton. roir.e such s
our heart is constantly pump-; fine blood tonic and system-buiider
Ufa -ii. v-.t I.' t ,-, m . I.' C 1
Oregon's lf:st prune week
be a dinner. Snecedinir ones will
prove the wisdow ol k pint nt
iron money In Oeiegjeai
inp IL'e and viUility to everj- part
of your body. Thu is beintr rap
idly consumed after being turned
ir.tj c.erc-y and strenirth that
I keeps your system performing; ins
will various functions.
tvery day thera u a -erLr.n
amount of wear and ter that rru-t 1 ;ser, Ini
1 be replaced, if you are to eujcy 1 1 inla. Ga.
S. a. a. streiitrtner.s and enrich
.he blooi supply, and friveo -vieor
and viuihy to tia whole
1 ody.
S. S. S. is sold by nil dru-;-'
Wribr for free !-"rature and full
lonnalion t) 1 aief Mc.1i.-al Ad-
sMtt Lalioratcry, At-
Trunes a! ten cents a ooun.l i,.i
d .wn at any freight depot in Ore-
ossssj int lusciciis rrult with
in the reach of all
THE LAW OF GOD AND
THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST
DOES THE GOSPEL MAKE VOID GOD'S 10 COMMAND
MENT LAW?
HEAR EVANGELIST BELL
TOMORROW EVENING 7:30
Union Hall, Court Street, Near High
USED CARS
AT
Bargain Prices
iyio-ii.u uiiVi Witt luuiiiig -
a il . 1 X 3 J 4-.slK. vl Ue.n ha..
ana eiegantiy painieu iik new auu iun,y gtidULccu. nao Sfym
oiiuvn wwvi - - i
,1920-490 Touring, thoroughly gone over, in our shop and all worn
parts replaced, a dandy buy
Buick five passenger thoroughly overhauled in our shop; just the car
for hire and hard work. Priced to sell
Has new one man top.
One 191b rord louring overhauled in our snop ana in aanay conai- ojoor
1 It'll. It. I' i.i. ll.-L co guuti tio r j v v
Attractive Terms if Desired
Sal
F. G. DELANO
Phone 97
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THE
HOME
OF THE
VICTROLA
We carry the Victor exclusively
WHY?
Because there is onlv CXNE best
W. W. Moore
on get mon
tor vour nionv
Mooiea