TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL;! SALEM, OREGON
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Whether H. Steinbock will be
allowed to build, on the southern
Pacific company's property on
North Commercial street, a tire
making 'and vulcanizing plant In
which a number of prominent Sa
lem citizens are ready to take
stock, Is yet tip in the air accord
ing to developments at the city
council meeting last night. In the
end It was referred to the Cham
ber of Commerce.
For several weeks Steinbock haB
been trying to get the council to
allow him to put up a corrugated
Iron building on the siteat a cost
of $10,0OQbut the council has de
layed action for the reason that
half of the building would bo In the
fire limit, and corrugate iron build
ings are prohibited in the fire Urn-,
its.
Alderman Ilosebaugh Btarted the
argument last night by rebuking
the council for treating telnbock's
proposal as a joke. Several mem
bers resented the implication that
they had treated the question light
ly. Alderman Dancy declared that
not only would half tho building be
within tho firo limits, but that all
the property owners in the dis
trict were opposed to a factory in
the neighborhood, steinbock re
plied that It would not be a factory
but a vulcanizing plant, and that
he would put up a concrete build
ing if necessary. He declared fur
ther that if he couldn't get permis
sion to build on the site that he
would take the plant to some other
town.
"To stop the argument," said
Dancy, "I will say what I did not
want to say tonight. I have It on
good authority that the Southern
Pacifio company will not leaBe the
site to Mr. Steinbock."
Rose bra u eh had moved that the
matter be referred to the Cham
ber of Commerce, and Dancy ad
ded that the chamber could aid
Steinbock in finding a new site,
this motion carried.
I Independence News
Mill City News
Mil City, Or., Deo. 8. The Mill.
City Woman's club met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Hodgers, giving in answer to roll
call "my hobby." A talk was giv
en by Mies Daley Hcndrlcson on
"Textiles and Their Care"; an
other talk by Mrs. E. C. Gordon on
"Handicraft for the Home," and
Mrs. Harry Mason talked on
'Hooka in the Home." The nexi
meeting, December 17, will be the
Christmas frolic, one of the must
interesting ones of the year. It
will be at the home of Mrs. C.
Stanley Knott.
At a meeting of the Mill Cliy
fire department Friday night, it
was voted to purchase new suite
for the basketball team this year.
More players are turning out now
and a very good team should rep
resent Mill City before the season
1b over.
A benefit dance was given In the
Odd Fellows hall at Gates, Satur
day night in favor of Floyd Bus
sett, who lost his home and all per
sonal effects by fire just beiore
Thanksgiving. About $60 was
netted for him. Music was donaL
cd by the Millsap orchestra.
Miss Marie Digemesa of Silver-
ton was in the city Sunday visit
ing friends.
The Hebccca lodge held a social
party at their club rooms Thurs
day night, with a chicken dinner
being ecrved afterwards. The so
cial was the outcome of a member
ship campaign, the lodge members
being divided into two teams, the
losers to put up the dinner. A pro
gram was given consisting of vocal
solos by Mrs. W. F. Beck, piano
solos by Mrs. Nina Wadsworth
Kahler, readings by Mre. L. E.
Dike, and music by the Millsap
orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. McAllister
and daughter of Portland were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
0. D. McLane la3t week.
Mrs. L. B. Dike and daughter,
(xwenyth, left on tho train Friday
tor Portland, where they spent the
week end visiting menus.
J. W. Vm ghan of Portland
sales manager of the Hammond
Lumber company, was a week-end
visitor hei e.
Mrs. Pearl Webber o! Oakland
California, is spending a few days
at the home of her father, Charles
Keys.
Mrs. W. Binegar of Salem was a
week-end guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baker.
Miss Gladys McAllister of Port
land was a visitor nt the home of
Mr. and Airs. 0. D. McLane for
the week-end.
RICKKEALL
The latest reports from the oil
center are to the effect that it is
neither or a vegetable formation
or is it the effects of an overturn
ed car as the distance away is too
great, and some continue to be
hopeful about the discovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bayne of
Salem were week end guests at
Will Powell's.
Mr. and Mre. Harry Dempsey
and sons were dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. Alice Dempsey
at Dallas, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Awland of
Falls City were callers here Sat
urday.
Mre. Otis Wait Wae a passenger
on the stage Saturday to Salem
where she vieited her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. white and family.
Talk ie cheap. Otherwise some
people wouldn't be so fond of it,
Independence, Or., Dec. 7.
Alice Skinner won a beautiful
table lamp la the high school con
test for the largest sale of annuals.
X. E. Kelley, a nephew of J. W.
Kelley, has purchased the A. W.
Cooper farm, one mile south of In
dependence. Mr. Kelley came Irum
Corvallis, Montana.
Dr. Charles Dunsinore is enter
taining his eon, H. F. Imnsinuiv
for a few days this week.
Chris Horn received word from
his brother, E. h. Horn, who was
operated upon for appendicitis a
few days ago, that he had a suc
cessful operation and would be
home in a few days.
The ladies of the Christian
church will hold a bazaar toddy at
Sloper's store.
Mrs. H. Hagerson of For tun a,
S. D., is the guest of her mother,
Mre. Dave Hunt of Independence.
Mrs. Hagerson is also a sister oi
Mrs. Jennie Strong. It was the
first time the family had met for
25 years.
The Needlecraft society will
hold a bagaar and cooked food
sale at Thomas & Horton's store
next Saturday, December 12.
Mrs. Edward Rex, who lives
north of Independence, has been
111 the past week. She Is report
ed much better.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs
George lluef surprised them on
their 34th wedding anniversary
last Thursday evening. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Hurrl
son Brant, Evelyn Brant, Mr. and
Mrs. Prehn, Eddie Prehn, Mr. and
Mrs. Duve Stupleton, Virginia and
Dick Stapleton, Herbert Huef, Mrs.
Karl Huef, Hilda South and Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Wlnnegar.
The community dance which
was held at the armory last Wed
nesday night was a very pleasing
affair. The Whiteaker orchestra
furnished the music. A fieri ee of
ihese dances will be held this winter.
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