FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAflE ELEVEN
51) RESfiLUTBNS
FOR SIDEWALKS
KELDBY ORDER
Nearly SO sidewalk resolutions
that have been adopted by Uie etty
council will repose at the etty hall
without being made effective unUl
a warner brand at sreatner comes.
At the councU meetin laat Monday
night the danger at laying cement
during frosty weather ni pointed
out, and City Recorder Poulaen
was Instructed to ask for no more
bids for the present.
Included in the list are M pro
jects that have been posted. Two
sidewalk resolutions that were read
Monday nisfct were not acted on.
City Engineer Rogers said Thurs
Hav that the work on sidewalk
construction will be resumed as
mv, naa the frost Is out of the air.
rrhls, he said, does not necessarily
Tean a wait until spring. Those
rnntraclors whose bids hare al
ready been accepted by the etty will
have the option of iotaf ahead If
they insist on doing so. In other
words, the city cant atop a man
who wants to carry out his contract
without delay, but It can require
him to nn extreme precaution to
guard aramet freezing cement.
Sidewalk construction has been
under the jurisdiction of the city
engineering department only since
last Aturort. Before mat bm
rpsnonsibHitv wasnt lodged with
any department, and the result was
much delay and often complete
failure on the part of the property
owners to get the walks built. 8tnce
the engineering depaxtmnet took
over supervision of the work 112
resolutions have been served and
45 of the projects completed. Eleven
winre ai under contract.
Projects that will be held up until
the advent of better weather are:
West side of Braodway between
j ffrrscn and Madison, one Job.
South side of Columbia between
Front and Commercial, one Job.
South side of D between 17th
and Thompson, eight Jobs.
East side of Liberty between Mis
sion and Kearney, four Jobs.
South fide of B between 16th and
nth. two Jobs.
North and south sides of Market
between the Southern Pacific right
of way and 18th. 11 jobs.
Rnth tides of Jerris avenue be-
tnen r-onimprcial and High. 12
North side of Bush between Com
mercial and Liberty, one joo.
Soirtli side of Market between
19' h atai the east city limits, one
job.
North side of Market between
mth and 20ih. two Jobs, one-half
Eait suie of Front between Col
umbia and. Locust, two Jobs.
West side of Front between Col
im.hii and Locust, two Jobs.
The resolutions introduced last
Mnndav niilit but not acted on call
.ian-Tir An th east side of
C-n:tcl between Norway and Jef-
"rpnn and between fcV;pning and
Norway, one Job in each block.
FBEuIlAi GLEE
nil s i i riinr mir
UHALLtRtit DUt
The chillense tor the Freshman
O'.ee. one of the big events of the
school year at Willamette univer-
' sitv. will be Issued by the president
of the fre.sl-.man class at the uni
versity shortly before the Chrlst
' mas holidays. The challenge will
set the definite time, date In
. March, aim place for the glee, as
well as the rules regarding the song
compositions.
; A committee of stndents. Frances'
McUilvra, Mary Alien and Howard
Miller, nas been named to superin
tend the arrangements for the glee.
Fred Paul manager, has appointed
number of other committees to
work oa the plans.
The committees appointed are:
decorations Arris Love, chairman;
Pauline Livesay, Jerene Lowe,
Gretcbeu Metal, Miles Knapp, An
drew Peterson and John Nelson;
program, Mildred Miller, chairman.
Marjorie a Dell, Dick Bauman.
platform Tyrus Hill way, chair-
X Ronald Hewitt, Fred Ed-
mundson. Jack Grant, Ralph Mc-
cullough; tickets Mil too Llpps,
Glen Savage; usher Melvln Crow,
chairman, Ronald Hewitt, Barney
Cameron, Dick Bauman, Tyrus
Hiilway, Wesley Gregg, Jack Grant.
Robert Houch, Ed Beggb John Nel
son, Marion Moore, James Nutter,
Glen Savage, Ralph McCiulough,
Jack Puutlo, Phil Armstrong; ban
ner presentation Dorothy Rose.
Gertrude Beard.
THE SECRET OF
MOHAWK POND
(Continued from Page S)
Peggy's charming smile capti
vated the small boy's heart: shyly
he took ber Impulsively extended
hand, laid the letter on her lap
and then bolted past Julia and cat
at the house.
"Thank heaven! exclaimed Peg
gy, thrusting It at him; "you have
Slnclatr-! letter Intact,"
Jim looked first at the envelope
and then at her.
"Intact," he repeated, scornfully;
TU say not the envelope is both
open and empty."
(To be Continued)
JOHN GILKYSON
DIES SUDDENLY
BEFORE CROWD
San Francisco (XV-Sudden death
Thursday night ended the career of
John W Oilkyson, veteran official
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company, as he drew up his
carriage and prepared to be award
ed first prise before an audience of
3500 persons at the aeventh annual
horse show of the St Francis riding
club. Mr. OUtyson was 55 years old.
Death was due to a cerebral hemorr
hage. Beginning his career with the tel
ephone company forty-three years
ago, GUkyson was considered one
of the pioneers of the business on
the Pacific coast. He was one of
the oldest members of the Tele
phone Pioneers of America. He
started aa a lineman and I
through various executive positions.
He was division manager at Fresno
25 years ago and came to San Fran
cisco in a similar capacity.
After serving several years In San
Francisco he was made superinten
dent of traffic at Portland, Ore.
Later be was sent to Los Angeles
as division plant superintendent.
One of his notable achievements was
his handling of the change from
magneto to express type central of
fice equipment at Spokane, Wash,
in 1S03.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Jessie Oilkyson, and a son, John,
SEVEN GIRLS PLAN
ESCAPE FROM DORM
A plot by seven girls at the state
Industrial school to escape from the
Institution was nipped Thursday.
One of the girls planned to pick
ths lock of her room la the dormi
tory, enter the corridor and open
the doors of the other six. Then
they planned, the officers found
out, to go to the basement, over
power the matron, take 1-er keys
and leave the building. They In
tended, it was said to commandeer
an institution automobile and place
as many miles as possible between
themselves and Salem belore morn
ing Mrs. Clara Patterson, superin
tendent of the school, would not
give out the names of the girl for
publication.
CHANNEL STORM
TAKES23 LIVES
London (LP! Storms of hurricane
intensity which swept the British
Isles, the English channel and sec
tions of the Atlantic ocean, for
nearly 34 hours abated somewhat
Friday after taking a toll of 23
lives, many Injured and heavy pro
perty damage.
The dead included 10 ot me crew
of the British steamship Frances
Duncan which foundered off the
Irish coast near Waterford. Three
fishermen were drowned when their
fishing boat was smashed to bits
on the coast near Skerries, Ireland.
Four other victims wen claimed by
the storms on land.
The herring boat Trypsena was
disabled by the storm off Yarmouth
and was being towed to port when
it broke away and was wrecked near
North Sands. The crew of ten was
rescued by rocket apparatus.
The Drifter Reward was stranded
at Corton Sand, was abandoned by
the crew, and later blown to sea
and sank.
Six other steamship reported
themselves in difficulty while trawl
ers and small fishing boats sought
safety In port after being battered
by the storms.
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