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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1925)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 STATE SECURES $168,804 FROM FORESIRENIALS The state of Oregon has beca a) lowed $163,804.20 by the federal government an the state's 25 per cent of tlio returns from national forest rentals, timber salea anil other sources of national fore:: In come for the fiscal year 1 92 fi , ac cording to a letter received by Gov ernor Pierce from L. R Knelpp, national edernl forester. The mon ey, when received by the state trens urer, will be apportioned to the counties according to the acreage of federal forest lands In the coun ties. The apportionment by forest reserves and counties is as ollows: Cascade national forest Acreage In Douglas and Lane counties, 14, 1236.29. Crater niuiowtl forest Acreage I In Douglas. Jackson. .Tosenhin. nml lt.iai.iaii. counties, $43,753. 6G Deschutes national forest Acre age in DeSrllUtOM. .Tnffarsnn l-n, ath and Lake counties, $18,791.75. ' rem on t national forest Acre age in Klamath and Lake counties. Klamath national torem Acro agu in Jackson county, $1C38. Maliicur national forest Acre age in Bnkor, Grant, Harney and Malheur counties, $6137.60. Mount Huod national forest Ac reage in Clackamas, Hood River, Jefferson, Marion, Multomah and Wasco counties, $507i,01. Ochoco national for?f ,t ... In Crook, Grant. Harney and Wheeler counties, $4344.44. Santlam national forest Acreage In Clackamas, Jefferson, Lane, , Linn and Marion counties, $5430.11 Siskiyou nationnl forest Acre ago in Douglas, Coos, Curry and Josephine counties, $1 486.03. Sluslaw national fm-f.ni a,. i ago in Benton, Coos, Douglas, Lane, uiuuiii, i-ojjc, Tillamook and Yam iiiii counties, $2990.90. Umatilla national forest Acre ago In Grant, Morrow, Umatilla union, wauowa and Wheeler coun nes, ooi5.S4 Umnqua national fnrnat a.. age In Coos, Douglas, Jackson, Jos- puine ana Lane counties, $553.1? vvniiowa national forest Acre ago in Union and Wallowa coun ties, $14,465.84. Whitman national forest Acre age in Baker, Grant, Malheur, Um atilla, Union and Wallowa coun ties, $-12,214.30. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM,. OREGON TRACKLESS TRAIN HERE TOMORROW 111,, m IT. rr, TllO first "tniHMnaa train n,.,l,l - . . . . loads, a tour snnnsnrnd b Z V. " !' America and Europe In the Interests of Rood tomorrow, ... in, w..j nine Us official call in Salem RIOKKEALL ATTACK ON GAS TAX NOT BACKED f J BY STAGE LINES i;L-uruinK lo .1. w T..bA.. nger of the Paiker stage line and" ...cinuer 01 the Oregon motor Stage Association, tho otnse operators of the slate are not in sympathy with tlio attack on tho Kusuiuie tax made by Mr. w R irawrord In the United States courts in uehnir r.t Intrests. Mr. Crawfm-.i v.-...- .1.. United states court invalidate the law or Oregon nrovldinr; for the lurot'iiL Kaso une tax u-h h B .D.i icr wie construction and mainten nnce or tne hlchivavs. Mr. Parker states thnt thn operators of this state, through the uroKon Motor stace Aannnlnilnn representing 1)5 -nt nt tt. stag intrests of Oregon, have sev oral times gone on record nuullcal ly and officially, as being in favor of, not onlv the nt-Mont rneniina tax, but an Increase In this tax If aaaitional funds are needed fn. Construction and malnlnanAa nt highways, their position being that mo gasoline tax, together with SCIiULMERiCH STILL OUT CorvaHis, Or., Nov. 6. Schul mcrich, backfield mainstay, will not play in the Pacific university football game Saturday, according w wuuu ocinsHiers present plana as thn hie holfhnplr la atlli i;, lng somewhat from the leg injury ruceivcu in tno atanrord game and the coach is going to take no chances of his being out of the uregon game me week following. Sclllllmrricll'o hrfoF elnv In Montana game caused no trouble to his injury so he should be In miu cunumon in anotiicr week. Edwards, Snider, Denman am! Luby nre now fn the first string bftckflc-ld. Coach Schissler cut training bhort lasr, night and in vited the entire suad to a partv he had prepared Jn ils honor. Mellon institute at Pittsburgh Is making scientific resereach of Bleep with students na subjects. Rfckre.ill. Nmi a win r -,i 18 helping Mr. Mhlillclon nut un new garage. H. J. Rlliolt and ffimitv n -Dm. dale wore callers here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nesmlth, re cently of Salem, are cnliere at the homo of their damrhtPi- Ti.B rini rrauuwiwiCK. There nro iwn Pcno in i iiu m tne grade school. John Oli ver, In the intermediate room and Ut'U JJ1C11I IM tlln m nnm, have been 111 for some time with me niaiady, Miss Ruth Ponce is working at the Worth department Btore in Salem. MiSS Olll!l TCIIn Tnimnn. In . be one of the institute instructors in primary work at Oregon City next week. This week flnllioo (i.n teaching for the first twelve stu dent teachers sent here. They re turn to their normal work nt Mon mouth on l-'iday and another LWe V6 Will lift llni-A rona n next Thursday. There Will hn onlv t-rt A, c anuui nere next wee it as Monday and TllPSilnV nrn Tnr r", .. .. stitute days ana Wednesday Is a jiuuaay. Mr. Weaver of Dallas Installed Crane numnimr svfrfpm tnv tr- ry Dempaey this week. The meeting Tuesday night to organize a communitv sino- it. ed in tho following officer holnD- elected : Jack Goodeli. nrnairinnr Ernest fileirsnn. vlPo.niuifin4. Alary Donaldson, secretary-treasurer. Miss Sue Bonner was elect- fr1 fifllifT lonlnr .ltK r t i- I .n .... t . , txiji j. nay i Fnwk of Oak Grove and Mr. Meade ot ioia as assistants. The accom panist elected Is Alma nenminv with Mrs. J. Ewen assistant. A committee vena n nnnlnin tn ,um. on a name for the organization by the time of the np.tct moAilnr nn Tuesday, VJolet Judv. nnnnlnr nnV Grove teacher, was a recent vis itor in Rickreall. The mlsslonnrv meaHnr, In its USUnl nlnnA In n nnmrnWnKln room in the Masonic hall on Wed-1 nesday. M rs. Jessie Burch pre sented the lesson and Mrs. Fannie EUenson led the devotional. Plans ror a oazaar under the combined forces of the Ladies' societies and the communitv wnrn rnrmninia.i Hefreshments were served during luq social nour. KANSAS m STUMPS AGRICULTURAL DEPT. GUM MACHINES UNDER FIRE Dallas, Or., Nov 6, Notice lias been served on all operators of gum vending slot machines in the CILV I1V IJ!KT.t-irt Attnoiini. XJn1n son that lie considers them illegal and that thev must nnf hn cd In the future. The machines are ol a type thnt vend chips he well ns mim nnH Vir,v r.j n .uit;i-anie complaint Washington, Nov. 0. (A. P.) 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