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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN FRUIT GROWERS THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 ON THE AIR WWrWWrrlWrrrVUW .w.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v W.V.V.V.V. w.v.v I : CARDINALS HOLD V.1 SOLD JUBILEE AVooilliurn, Dr., Nov. 6. One of the- most enthusiastic, gatherings ver In this city was held at the armory ycstcnlay. when more than 00 nerannit nwtntiiMn.i .. mo aiici-eniui season or tne wood burn Fruit firowera Cooperative association, n. J tllatt, manager or tno association, presided. It. It Klpp, manager ol the marketing uuparuuent ot tne Portland Cham ber of Commerce, spoke on co-op- viuuoii, anti jjr, unarles MacOauh ey of Pnrtlnnrl took "flroirnn" o. his subject. He congratulated the uMsucNtuon on us cooperation and uuum. music was uy the Wood burn high school orchestra attin nieinuerg ot tne Cherrlan band of Salem. At noon the members of the as sociation, their families and mem. bors of the Woodburn Community club wore treated to an elaborate dinner, served cafeteria style. A barbecued 673-pound steer was m reu. it was tno tenth that A. M. iemnlolnn nf Hfa,...-..iii- Ident of the Linn Counlv Pioneer association, has barbecued. Much enthusiasm prevailed throughout tho day among the uuiiiucrs oi tne association Portland, Ore., Nov. 6. (A. P.) uianoernes nro again ad vanced EO cents a box to J4.E0 f. a. snipping point. The announce ment was made by tho Paclflo Crnn berry Exohango this morning and w'lttLivii ui once. This Is tho second ndvance slnco miu upening or the season and I; due largely to the big outside de land for coast stock. The local -mil in uoout nan sold with only oouc zz.uoo boxes stilt unshipped Girl Double of Prince Held J , . Is (J V J I 1 . .P-- - I 1 r i I EDGE ON IS! OES IN FORMER BOUT Seattle. Wash. N'or n i d . Thirty-two ye'arg ago, the Uni versity of Washirstoa played its tirSt fOOtbnll Plim. mill, Cl..f. i Ut Seattle. The. rnnlre uy tne jaruinaj6 40 to 0. since men Washington and Stanford football team h BVn mnt lim ll,n.. times during the eeasona of 1920, iii anu isza. The Huskies have lost all the ii.'irr.eit will, ct 1 but on0 and that was at Palo Alto in 11)22 when an eleven coached uy iinocn uuKShaw defeated pro teges of Andy Ktrr, now "Pop" Warner's chief asrletant at Stan ford, 12 to 8. After arrlvlnir horn ii.i ing the Cardinals were . to take a light workout nr. iba iniii,n 'i Stanford sound i-nnniRta nr -;i n,. and oil of them are reported In buuu uuiiuuion. The Kuskv fonthiill tn, i..l,ini. 1TII1 UlCUL aLUHI,ll'll Triinili'i.nii. 1,... been given the mnul iii.0hn. n.'i driving training in the history of the games with tha E,n,n and after a final light worko.it m- uur was m mmniiiia for -k..ii ouoiuu. The WllftlllPr hlirann K.. - uu.vuu una jllUlll tsed fair weather for tomorrow. ATJEtynEii ROSEIBg .f PRINCE "qg 'Jacquolina Rogers, pretty 23-year-old GreenwichTvinnge 1M. X ffirl. an'estofi for mili fknn. 1 u i. "'KO, essed to stealing 40 machSes? In Tl Earner estimates placed the "coasi 2elo w Z , B t0 .P16 PHnCe f Walek-ihoWD crou from Kn nnn in n nnn v I DeiOw she Was knrtwn on n.- "u this year, but the yield fen , "TttTe ' " ' "'1. ADVANCE SLOWLY hort with Approximately ,000 Domnml hno kaaa . i rino this year, nccordinff to local .o..,uiMfl iur me exnhanRe, with orrtem still ponrinK In from tho jiutriiy inoiininin nri ia .. The local egpr nmrknr is about t en (Iv with ntitn i. froflh flituatlon. Pullet eBa lost tcui oi yesterday's advance nnd are now ponted nt 45 cents. lilltt Br In ntnrwlir .11 .1 -- ... anil nii vimni-H ro unchanKotl, luuio is a uood call for licrlit , . hens nt 17 and 18 cents- h.nwL.Bn!!ton' Mhhh., Nov. 6. (A.P.) nons 25 centB. Fanoy il raised tur- ... Lommwol" lJUHcUn tomorrow DEMAND BETTER Salem Markets COIItlllll(l fPlktll Hlllll.lli n U (cm di'nlurs for tlie tful(hmc of C'uplial Journal readera (Itcvl.U dally.) keva 40 dfiiirB Hua an n n, ." Country dresBod meat a are slow With nrlcna mm.,nli.. t Choice IlKht Jmgfl 17 cents and vuuiuu jib-in vcai is cents. LIV1CS4-OCK Portland. Nov. n.nni0 recomtn :ii rmio.,. ..' imiuu, Sll'Bra U'lll'Slflr l..n...,.,lu t- . cutters 14.005.50: :.3lferH ro, - ''n !niy, "K ls ''"'i-tt'd at about mon and medium u nmn.it on- . finiwB , ... rori-iuii markets nVP vnrv hum 05.25; cannora and . ... . S '"Heler but very The deninnil fnt- iv-nnt tir. i uximnuiiiE and prices are slowly ii-imuiK upwuiu, but thei-ft is I'UllilWilV infii'lcnt. iinrt inu tt cent a pound dcnrn for tho week. Wnnii.n ..,m flhowinpf more Interest, although me nunc oi uie buf ncss tllt l fm ncrouiiiB. Homo Heatterlmr in spit South A firm Mohall- Ifi firm tv Kh n,.oo;, , riiue.s. l orelL'it markels nr roi-, uciy nwir in tho whole. The CiMniii(.rn;-. i.,,i IHiDiih the foliowhiK wool lis ininnri hconi'Pil luiuio rtf ....... . -iiriMiK (iu it j, jo- vallev No A O h.-iir liil n.,.t.i t- a. cn I ,- ' "i""S I.MyOIFl- enlariied offering n and South Afiiea will quo 91.60&I3.25; bulls, good (bestyoarl no vAuuiii-ui 9i.uuwb.uu; corn moil to medium onnnnr. nn,I ki.w. nos $3.00 4.00; calves, medium ti v, iiiiik icus excluded $5.60 Ti .wo; cun and common $4.00 .c ri.oalpr8' medium to choice JS.eOfff io.OO; cull and common tu.iiU'H-B.tiU. Hoks Ateady; receiots 740 heavywolght (260 to 360 lbs.) jML-uiii.il, goou and choice $1 'A : n,Clilllm weiKht (200 to Z&0 llw.) medium, rood nnd Pimien "W 12.25; llKhtweiKht. (150 to -v ,uo. , i-ummon, meiiium. roikI f."?. choice 112-26 P 12-60; liKht liKhts (i30 to 1B0 lbs.) common medium Rootl nnd choice $ll.75fff intoning iiors .UUt(ft 10 oM.uHiiiur pipa (lao ibs nicdlum. cond nmi 12.00; feeder and stockor , V ,un-' muuiiim. good and Choice il 1. Kn Gl 1 1 nn t?rt ..... hog-i nnd roastlnR 'Ples excluded ... huuiu M.iumuone.j wnoop steady; receipts 14 iambs,, good and choice (Mt. Adams) $12. 00fi)13.00: Iamb, mo- ..u.u iu guoa tvanoy) $ll.ool3.00 $9 00fi?11.50: nil wolKhts. cull ami wil1 bo n"'r Hi partieul anAAiiaa.. ... .. HIT III) II fl on I l.n fl '' w"v'""' J tin iiiik medium to chotco is nn ewes, common to choice 50: downl $11.00 HOP MARKET DULL SALES LACKING Clt'ilin. M(l 1 whlln L'hon II NO. 1 l-nil U'tm-l 1 tA nnnlr.lk Oats ARc hn hnv nn nn,t ..A. iu ton. Meat: ton hoca 13-3-4c to i. huwb eutujuc; dressed Hoks 15c Din-to u iiyuiv, (.unit i.OU up u.uu ; ' d'i ing nmi uo ov lua. and under heavier 10O10)&o in ciwi'u Will 1 JC. I'rtulli'v R..,.i.lnn on. lions 15Cil6c; heavy hens 2021c, oiu roosters uewsc. Mllltei'tat flfii' ppflnmn K..tln. iecls 47c; milk $2.44 cwt. VcKetnlnes and fruits: Canta loupes $1.25 2.25; watermolons i wc orntiL'nn i n En- anas Oc; apples $1.502.50 box new potatoes $2.75; Yakima po tatocs $3.25; sacked vegetables beets 3c; carrots l'Ac: tur nips 2 '4c; local 40 8uc; onions riUIISIie.l illrt rlMV hunnl.iM,. toes 75c bushel; green beans 6c Oregon celery 80c doz.; homt grown cahbugo 2c: local cnnli. flower $11.40 doz.; fresh parsley vU ut..; in-ppiT. oupiuc id.; fancy "in ij in.; uiu size cucumber 3Ac: irhni'kini. 7i. n. . Union $1.00 carton; seedless grape? 5C lb. : eVPriri'PPn iri-n iim C. it.. sweet corn 12',c; new malag.i ic; garlic 20c lb.: now nirkling onions 7f3 7'Ac: onions li(liifin t9 vr. .-.. t,. iL-ed; sweet potatoes 5 4c lh - cranberries ICc. nnn 11 vr ( 01.1 im n m . a hop sale reimrled. tin lndoiinin. Mllll flOOIIlfl to h.-ivn unlMn,! tno nop market, nnd some Mi-.uLMs m.uie predictions that th common 9. 00010. 00: ven rllmr " 1,1,111 HIlt1'' '"o first of the v tnn to nrt 11,111 some Say II II t i 1 ciirlv Hiin'n.. uu inn 101IOWe( I'll li- fnv V;inliinti)ti I.loui..n,.., ti. MucI)oiiik11 ninv flv 1, tD - Plane, hut he :nuy not drive an aulnmohile here. His permit h:is boon revolted n-i thn nvutlt of n rtH!int accident, which i,i, .sentence to a minith in Jail, cur inlleil in flvo drvR. LKGALS wethers. 5H0.75; $4.009.00: canner and cull $1 50 nt,"vlt.v of a week ago when 4.00. a largo number of balcw changed minds, some going from grower to POUTLANO GRAIN I'orilnnd fiioln Portland. Ore.. Nov. 6. (A P i hard white, bluestem, bnnrt i'br- 'ft ,?Vl of nn Slt nt, "le crop, a soft white $1.60; western white CO'VUVn .W hfch ,,n" not listed so wnter, northern spring wcoutii rru Liu, Today's car receipts: wheat 69; . , umi ,; nay denier and nomn nnui., i i. , .... MIHK II II II "mi among dealers thomsplvfx local hop men there are 7400 bales early in the season for manv years and consortium r 1 1. ii... not worrying a great deal over the Among those left nr nnmi.. BUTTEIl ANU vnna r 800 crops. Outsldp of th Portland. vv " hops contracted at lower figure 9i4c: fro.h comm""'1'rt PNi'oa this venr Hci fr.l, .tandnrd, S !?n.'iln" '""'. S1 .to .ccnU. ai .l 049n. .a iiiuuiium wncn Uie rtinrkp. 04911 Portland, Nov. . Butter firm xtra ciibon, city 8So; ntnndnrdfl prima nrsra sac; flmti 49o nndcrgrailra nominal; prlnti B7c vnnuiis one; otmorrnt firm Milk ateady; brat ehurnlnir moiiiii ooa net amppera' track In li..w m,,k (4 er " t-.vv vni., 4, o. d. 1'ortiand. PnrllAnil n Kin.. . tady; leiw e par cent communion "v1"-' j'i'uiiK wiuio nucka 5cj turkeya, drcaaed O041c: live loeaic. ONIONS ANb POTATOES Portland, Or., Not . . Potatoes nm,a; new V2.l6fri.50; onion fl.0(M.7S. NUTS. HOPS AND OASCAKA Portland, Nov, 6. Nuta teadv walnuta. No. 1 l3lc: (llbcru Bomlnal; almonda 18032c. Hopa firm; new crop cluatere Caacara bark quiet. Nominal at 07o lb.; Oregon grape root nominal. does come hack It will lie along tlie - 1.1.1111-n fiiiiiivirncrc. Most peiplo fay to be rlch;r. Iiil bet; or. SGOBEl & DAY SUED BY DOUGLAS GROWERS Ttnselilii'ir. Dr. Mo.. . it, m Craven, prominent nmiKla'a cnuntv rrnlt prnwir tm. rnn.i ... half of himself nn.i Kn nii... I Kii'iieii. in ine county nfrnlnst the nmi of Ucohel tt Day, nnllonnlly ... ii nun ouyera and wholeial ore. According to the complaint the locnl agenta or the Sgotiel A Hav company purchiiseil green prune's later offering the growers eettle ment considerably under the price agreed upon. With ralllaux leavlriK France for Washington saying Prance Is ready lo ,eUI(!i ,onmcnt R Wushlnrjtnn comea aitalnat more ravorahlo icim, than were granted HrltnlBi. Stockton. Cat t. . .. "my oeraill, heavyweight pugilist has accepted uenviey a challenge for a two round eihlhltlon on the U-ihor Day program In San Francisco. NOTlCl'l Notice Is hereby given that ail ilLitl'li't iiieelliii' iviit 1.. i.. t.i in aincieny liraiiBO hall In road (liatrlet Nn. nn i i.,..i.. uifBiin, on sat unlay tho 7th day in iMivemner. l'l.. ni i.nrt 'i....i. n. m. fur tlm ni.-n i. I,... . mvyiiiK nn iiuiiiiionai .ax for road purpos 1.-0 iii Biiiu ui-sirici. J. T. HUNT. Counlv TnHi-e a? vimiMiiciR wurK. Corvallis, Or., Nov. 6. (A. P.) practice was ended last nlghi when Coach SchieKlor n...ia...i .. lay off today and told his moil inn uumn uy me rote of elUe line :rmcs uy watclilns the game bc- .WOell the AlTfrin rnnlro ,,...1 HI! Angel college on Dell field this uiiornonn The latter team, coach ed by Joo Kitsherger, former Aggie war, is undefeated so far this seu- Hon and the linlmii 1..1... n,.n pected to encounter their hardest u statue 01 their schedule. NO decision hli lmnn mr.A K.. Schissler regarding the etartlng mump usuiuet racnic, Saturday, llllr It. la tlinimlil .1.. string with some changes over last itvch win kux me can Agnuifil Coach Prank's men. DRY FALL HURTS 8ATHtlY XKillT (I'ncflii; Time) K(iV, I'oi t land, ()m., JH,.. 12:30 to i;3o p. m. Cnm-erl i-ounoy Uie Iacirif still ex Mi-c-Irlr t'oiiipniiy; 2:;t0 p. ni oo. hull aiiic, St. .'Iiuy's collide of OllklillKl, fill., VS. .MllllllOIIItlll .iimticiti- .utKiie club, by wire tfleiihony diriut from Miillno nuih fluid; tt ot 7 p. m, ilinnrr 3iu'fi-i, cnurtfsy Olds, Vil Jium & King.; U p. in, to inld. i)lf;li(, dance iniihie by llcrinnn K(niiiti orihe.-tm of Hie Mull nntlinli lioii'l, by wro tclcptinny from tlie liulluii Grlllu. K;o,, Onkland. Cnl 301.3 8:10, "The Sc'tvimdc" conih nn. fin; nivhesunl iH'eoniiianliiHiit. Vim ii rii'iMfi'i . m'h. I... ci-iiltfiif- orrice;" comedy wlih iiiiimIl-; 10-12, Hotel St iviuicls lii lift proiri'mn. IvI'O, San FrtiwiKCO, Cnl., I28 --l2 p. in., fubi iii ciil'e danut! ''lll.St I'll. Hfttn fiilnr.u KI I, J8 AiiEC'h'H. Oil.. 407 7 p. in., Sunppy Six oicliL'stni; 8 JvVItllli Hep llllivlr'ti I iiKi.ir.1.1 ... . n AH American oiiurlet. m,i 'n-' tuivs: 10. I'acluirii Hinlin 11 p. in-, 3 n. in., midiif-Iii frolic SITNI)AY (racitc Time) I(.V. l'ortlitiul. tivi Am r. J0:,r il. in., innriiiii-' ui'vl.i..u i.v wire le lop 1 iniiy from First 7'ivs hyiciian trhtiicli,.. i)r... Harold Jeoiiiird liowiiiiiii, pastor; 7:55 lO U tl. III.. fV)Ilhl.p cr.P.-l..n.9 1... tvlro telephony from First Cliiircli of Christ, Scientist. r P LL'GALS p NURSERY TRADE Nin'KPi-vnifln ar-a m . fret., tho Ion IT. rfrv ttriAll nt Int. ..) nn cording to Knight Pearcy and wnuo there are lnta of orders In the ground Is still so dry that It Wnil 111 hA a Inainm nennnelll. . fUt? (lilt thft orr.r.lr U 1. iirouuuiy wouia cost three or four iiniea ino price to jret out the stock Hint it Would CllHt If n flrIrin enln waturatcd the Kround down to n point where trees could be easily handled. Mfinv nf tllr trefu nro irnlllnm l Drlme Condition tn mnvn hnrxmui. of the cold weather. Farmers also continue to suffer from the dry condition of tlie ground. rpnrdleRs of the few ralna which have fallen within tho past week or two. . I LEGALS of Intoiilion to Improve Cottage mrv.n irnu tToss Street to lc fclli; street . j bin-n iii.il (lie Common Council of the City of Sa lem. Ol-OL-nn Hnnme It nnn and e.vncdicnt nnd horohv rinniorm, its purpose and Intention tn im prove Cottage street from the north lino of Cross street to the BOlltn linn nf T.nfnlla oirnni in the City of Salem, Marlon coun ty. OrPL'dn Rt tha avnnun 4 1. nxceptlne the street Intersections! uie tsjicnse oi wnicn will be as sumed by the City of Salem, by to tho established grade, construct ing cement concrete curbs and nnvlno sn M nnrl Un nt I - . with a six inch cement concrete pavement twenty-four feet wide In .iwimiiuiue wun ine pjans, opecl- wnicn were adopted by the Com '" council ucioDer mtn, 1025 now nn fllo In tha nrin - t . . uy recoruer ana wblcb said plana, moMflmtlfinci on.i ; i .. hereby referred to and made part hereof. ueciares its purpose and Intention iu iiiim uie auove aescnoeti im provement by and thrnuc-h th. Street Improvement Department of tho City of Salem. Written' rmnnhn.inD mn v. filed with the city recorder of said city against the above propos ed improvement within ten days iium me uaie oi nnai publication 15 V ortlPT OT I 1 f'nmmnn rnn wu wciooor iytn, lys. Tlntn nf firof '.mi hli-1 1 i l-t io iiuvemuer 4, litj. Date of final publication hereof Will oe I0V. 10. 1925. 27a ST A'I'I.'M I.' vni of tho Liuld & UuMh. Dankcrs. of Snleill. noun) v nf fnrAn Oiegnn, showinp the amount stand illC tn tho nrn.llr n .1 .... ,wl ui-JiUSll- r July 1. 1925, who has not made . uqHJ.ui, or wno tins not with drawn any part of his deposit or interest, for a period of morn 1. niii t-ivn 10 yenrs immediately inuP io saia Hale, with tho name last known nhn-A nr t-nBi.in postnffice address of each deposit or, and tho fn-t nf hL if an own. C. A. Mali or Ailmi- ,i.t- ... H. F. Smith jtr p o,irna. A mm K Vnim. i a ... .1 uiiKiiown, JSU.82 Airs. Kiifo vriliirnrtu . uimnown, jL'on.ao Slnlo nf ni-..n..,. n 11 . rlon, SP. I. L. P. A1.1rlr.h A I " ""-'"to uinj sworn, depone and say upon oath. 1 mil me cashier of the Lndd A Bush. Ttnnlrofa .r c..i. of Marion, stato of Oregon; thn't mo turegoing statement Is a full. trite, inrrnn nn 1 1 . tuiii.nio B1HIO- ment, showing the name. last known residence or postofflce ad dress, fact of death, if known, and tho amount to the credit of each depositor as required by the pro vlsinn nf Mtti.t... inifn , . "viiiviwim, in clusive, Oregon Laws. . , I ALDRICH. """hi tv iwiurc me this 30th day of July, A. D 1925. (SEAL) GEO. H. RICHES. Notary Public for Oregon. Commission Expires f'eb. in. NOTICI'; of Intention to Improve Shipping mi-f.-t.-i. irtnii t..uiiagc direct to Cimi-cli Street Not Ir-n la lii.inl.r (I... . u Common Council of the City of Sa lem, Oregon, deems it necessary and OVIinilifUit nn.l linrnhv lr.nln..,.r its purpose and Intention to im provo Shipping street from the west line of Cottage street to the east line ot Church, street. in the City of Salem. Marion conn- Oreiron. tii the ntnnn nf th.. abutting and adjacent property, excepting the street intersections, tllft CVtlOIldO nf ivhfch n.ill K a sumed by the City of Siilem, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, construct ing cement concrete curbs and paving said portion of said street j with a six Inch cement ennrrme pavement thirty feet wide in tCCOrd.'tllCC Wilh Ihn ntnno unL flcations nnd estimates therefor. wnicn wore adopted by tho Com- iiiun ouiicu ucioucr lain, ivzi, now on file In the office of the irity recorder and which said plans, specifications nnd estimates - are hereby rof erred in nnd ni n ,1a part hereof. Tho f!nnmmn Pmnii declares Its purpose and intention to make the above described Im provement bV nnd thrnmrh th.. Street Improvement Department f the City of Salem. Written remonstrance mv h fllpil Wftll Mm nllir said city against the above propos- from tho date of final publication. ity orner oi ine i ommon Coun cil October 19th, 1925. M. I'OUIEX. Pilv ItPnrdor Hate of first publication hereof November 4, 1925. D.ltP nf fill.lt nnllllfltlnn hnnanf will be Nov. lfi. 1925. 273i NOTICE of Intention to Improve Division ueei. irom iioerty Street rVnllf-O In hnvnliir ninnn tl t .1 flnnimnn r'niinnll nf .dn fit.. c-... lem, Oregon, deems it -necessary uuu e.peuient ana nereby declares its purpose and Intention to lm- nrOVfl lllvlilnn itrnn. fPAn. 1 . line of Liberty street to the west iiiiw vi riiK'i streer, in the Cltv nf RnlPtn Morlnn nn ty, Oregon, at the expense of the abut finer nnd ndtufonr nnnn.. excepting ine alley Intersections. thn HVIlriiBO nf h.I.IVi III Kn sumed by tho City of Salem, by bringing said portion of said street iu me I'Miiiuiisiieu graue, construct - """"-I": iuiua Mini paving said portion of said street mm u six men cement concrete navfiHPiit frtftv f,ai -ti i .. I accordance with tho nl.mo neat ions and estimates therefor. W llpn UPl-ft nllnnfnrl K.r I, t Luiiinuci liu, 1V0, now on file In the office of the cirv reeorner nnn uh nh atiA speeineations nnd estimates are nereny referred to and made part hereof. Iho Common Council herobv declares its purpose and intention to make tho above described lm provemeht by nnd through the Street Improvement Department oi tne city of Salem. Written remonstrance may be r Pll IV th thn . S.Hfl PlIV nf.l net tlin onmi. pd improvement within ten days "UI aie oi rinai publication jy oroer or tne Common Coun L t-iiiuur znn, lai'.-i. M. l)rtTr.Qtr,vr rit. i Date of first 'nitlilixitlnn V. lr Is N'ftl'nnihnr A ICiia Date nf flnnl nnhiiMt tnn win oe iov. 16. Z73 Auto Painting of Quality WOOD'S AUTO TOP CO, NOTICE of Assessiurnt for Cost of Improv ing vt inter Mi-ect from hirkct SlrwM to South Street Notice Is bei-ehv Fii'Bn tiint .kn Common Council of the City of Salem. Oregon, . will, at or about 30 n. m. on tho lfith d.-iv nf x'.. vomber, 1925. or at nny siibsciuont meeting of tho said council there after. In tllG council fh.imlmrs nf tho city hull at Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess unon nnd np-.-iinut each lot or part thereof liable I Lfc therefor Its proportionate share of fyi'v tllO COSt Of mnrnvttit Win.... street from the north line of .Mar- vi irt-ei (o me soutti line or , IMi." South street. In the city of Salem, I said assessment nre hereby noti fied tn n nnun r ha r..r k t . council at said time and place and rn-atriii. im-ir oojectlons. If anv they have, to imid njcsnn.nf nni annlV to mild rntinnll t -...'... their proportionate share of same. uy orner oi tne Common Coun cil November tho 2nd. 1925. M. I'OHLSEN. City Recorder. Oate of flt-nt nnhUMfi.m h-rAnr if Nv. 4. 1925. I'nte of find pubMcation hereof i l.. .Nov. 6, if::. Auto Painting I of Quality I 1 WOOD'S AUTO TOP CO. I B Pflinting Dept. 166 S. 12th I II. F. Woodry & Son uctlonoer and Fiirnltiire Ocalers, pay ensh for Used tn i 1 1 ii re, sioro a7I Norttl oin i, Agent Lang Itiinges. onii'u i-iioiie 75 or H evidence IMione 1Hi:i-V " ! f Anderson & RuperT ra Oregon Bldg, aj,ajaJ Modern commercial transactions vvould be impossible without stan dards of measurement and value. We now take the convenience for granted, often without realizing that it took the world many cen turies to agree on the exact length ot a yard stick, the exact wpiVhf p - - " Ji a pound and rust h nw much tr " via liquid the quart or liter measure should contain. Advertising is a com nrs rati vpK? new phase in marketing goods. It has its standards of value too, but these are not so thoroughly understood. But circulation is one of the in disputable "measure sticks" by which you can iude the value nf an advertising medium. The Audit Bureau of CA renin tinns issues reports of Our eirenWirm at intervals. These reports are a recognized standard of value i ... m advertising. The facts about The Cn Journal's circulation nffirinllv audited are yours for die asking. cuy capital Journal circulatior FIRST when you advertise. Capital JlJouriial