Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 27, 1925, Image 3

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    FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 1923
CLOSE HIGHWAY .
ABOVE REDDING
DURING NIGHTS
Sacramento, Cal Feb. 27. A n
fiouseenieut is made here by tbe
California highway com mission
lhat, beginning March 1 at 6:30
p. m., the Pacific highway, In tbe
Sacramento river canyon, north ot
Redding, Shasta county, will be
closed to traffic for 16 hours daily,
until May 15.
The closing regulation wilt Le
In force betwen kaHway creek, 23
miles north of Redding, and Delta,
27 miles north of Redding. The
gates at either end of this section
will be locked at 6:30 o' clock p.
m. each evening and will not open
ed to traffic until 10:3$ a. la
the following morning.
The closing is necessary because
of reconstruction work which will
necessitate heavy blasting during
the night tiiua and the closing of
the road. The work wilt be rush' J
during the next three months with
the expectation that the highway
may be opened ftK a longer period
during the season of heavy sum
mer travel.
In making he announcement,
the commissiop pointed out that
nt, detours wil'. be available
around the work ind that there
are only limited tcccommodatlons
north of Redding and south of
Dunsmuir.
A similar closing was enforced
last spring without serious incon
venience to the public. Every ef
fort will be made to handle traf
fice over the construction work
during the hour me road Is open
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
MOBILIZATION IK
ANATOLIA ORDERED
London, Feb. 27. The Turkish
government, an agency dispatch
from Constantinople today says,
has ordered partial mobilisation In
Anatoli , calling up five classes.
The Constantinople newspapers,
. adds the message, points out that
the revolt is assuming the char
acter of a general anti-republican
pro-monarchia movement.
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Why Her Tears?)
Opera lorert In New Tork are
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took ,o long to answer curtain calls
when ahe tang "La Toaca" at the
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ILL! LOSS IN
SI. PAUL FIRES
St. Paul. Mina., Feb, 2T. More
no $250,00 lot was suffered
'y today when fire gutted the
...i ricks building is the heart of
uj business district here. Three
persons were unaccounted foi. and
fire officials wer; making ft check
to determine their fate.
Tare persons wer rescued from
the budding, w'.icb was one of the
older structures fn the business
Eictioa.
A jewelry store, a hat shop, a
photographer's studio and several
offices in tbe building were d
atroyeti. Several persons were
rescued with difficulty by fire
men.
The origin of the fire Is unde
termined.
The persons unaccounted for arc
a man and two women, whose
names are unknown.
Late last ttUht fire did 1750,
000 damage to the St. Paul foun
dry, which was extinguished only
a few hours before this morning's
maze.
and representatives of tbe high
way department will be on duty to
vender aid to motorists, ff seeded.
The work now under way con
siste of widening and straighten-
ng 11 miles between Halfway
creek and Dog creek, a part of the
1924 reconstruct on program of
the commission to be financed
with gasoline tax funds.
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BIDS FOR HIGHWAY !
PROJECTS BE OPEMED
Portland. Or, Feb. Bids
on Bias grading aI surfacing
projects and fits bridges were
opened by the Oregon Stat High
way Commission is Its regular
monthly session here Thursday
afternoon.
Tbe largest (trading projects
were 19.4 miles in Baker county,
10.1 miles in Clatsop county, and
Seyen Killed by Storm.
Sarrebourg, France, Feb. 27.
Seven persons were killed and 15
Injured here yesterday when the
workshop to which they were em
ployed was crushed by a wall
blown over by a hisa wind.
twenty-Bins mites of surfacing ts
Coos sod Curry counties. Bridge
hls to be considered included one
for. each of these eoattties: Baiter,
Coos, Curry, GttHam sad Wasco,
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