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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR 1'HK UAMTAlJUUKNAU 8SALKM, OKKUON MONDAY, JANUARY 13. 1930 Capitaljl Journal Salem, Oregon Established Mairh I, 181 An Independent Newspaper Published KTpry Afternoon Except Sunday at 136 8. Comma-rial Street. Telephone II. News 82. GEORGE PUTNAM. Editor and Publisher ROAD CONTRACT LET THURSDAY SUBSCRIPTION KATES By carrier 18 cents a week; 46 cents a month; $5.00 a year In advance. Bj malt hi Marion. Polk, Linn and Yamhill counties, one month SO centa; 1 months (125; f months 1 year 4O0. Elsewhere 50c a month; I months $2.7$; $5.00 a year In advance. J XXI. LEASED HIKE SERVICE OP THE ASSOCIATED PBESS AND THE UNITED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published herein. "Without or with offense to friends or foea I sketch your world exactly as it goes." Byron A Disappointing Report The preliminary report of the Houver Law Enforcement Commission is disappointing as it confines itself largely to fcuggestions for better enforcement cf the law without mak ing a scientific analysis of a great national problem. Nor does it stress the distinction between enforcement of pro hibition and the enforcement of ordinary criminal law. This may come later, for the Commission says: It Is Impossible wholly to set off observance of the prohibition act from tlie large question of the view and habits of the American people with respect to private Judgment as to atatuta ana regulations aiiccuun their conduct. To reach conclusions of any value, we must go Into deep questions of public opinion and the criminal law. We must look into the eeveral factors in the attitude of the people, both generally and in par ticular localities, toward laws in general and toward 6p:clfic regulations. We mu:t note the attitude of the pioneer toward such things. We must bear in mind the Puritan's objection to administration, the Whig tra dition of a "Tight of revolution," the conception of natural rights, classi cal in our policy, the Democratic tradition of Individual participation in sovereignity, the attitude of the business world toward local regulation of enterprise, the clash of organized interests and opinions in a diversified community, and the divergences of attitude in different sections of the country and as between different groups in the same locality. We must not forget the many historical examples of nrgc-scale public disregard of laws in our past. To give proper weight to these things, in connection with the coclal and economic effects of the prohibition law, is net a mat ter of a few months. The commission advised Congress, "if on no other cround than to give the law a fair trial," to mend four weak spots in prohibition enforcement by adopting the following measures, one of them requiring radical changes in legal pro-! cedure : ! Transfer the Investigation of prohibition violations and the prepara tion of cases against olfenders from the Treasury to the Justice Depart ment. Codify all federal prohibition legislation. Make nadlock injunctions more effective. Relieve congestion in the federal courts by one of three expedients: preferably by prosecuting "casual or slight" violations without indictment with penalty for such violations limited to $600 fine or s.x months in Jail, which would require aulhormng legislation by congress. Evidently the Commission acted under presidential pressure, in refusing to analize the problem of prohibition as a question of national policy, thus ignoring the views oi m:l lions opposed to it on principle, which may be shrewd and in genious political expediency but is not what the public ex pected. It has suggested nothing that was new, notning except that which has already been proposed in Congress. It has ignored the real issue or at least passed the btrck for the present. We know no more than if the investigation had not been made. Contracts to be let by the state highway commission at its meeting in Portland next Thursday will rep resent a larger expenditure of money than any other batch of contracts in seven or eight years, according to Hoy A. Klein, state highway engin eer. It is estimated that the con tracts to be let will total around II.- 250.000. No other group of contracts has touted as high since the state was letting paving Jobs under the nignway bond program. Included In the list will be a con tract for the construction . of the bridge over Rogue river at Gold Beach on the Roosevelt coast highway. Other bids received will cover 27.1 miles of brcken stone resurfacing on the Jenny Cieek-Keno section of the Gr?en Springs highway In Jack son and Klamath counties; 21 miles oi resuriacing on the Nimrod-Be k- nap Springs section of the MeKen. zie hit'Jiway in Lane county: con struction cf a ferry clip and one mne oi embankment on the Yaquina Bay-South Beach ssction oi the Roosevelt highway in Lincoln coun ty; 3.9 miles of concrete paving on wis iviuitnoman county line-dear- erton section of the Tualatin high way in Multnomah county: 10 miies of construction in two units of the uaruuouse Ranch-Picture Gorge section of the Ochoco highway in n newer ana urant counties; a biidge over Beaver creek on the Co lumbia river hlghaay about miles west of Rainier. during tile week end were Mildred Gorman and Elmer Woods. They were accompanied by Miss Clara jasper, member of the school faculty. PROCLAMATION Corbett's Candidacy Announcement that Henry Ladd Corbett of Portland -Will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for gover nor will ba hailed with satisfaction by members of his party, for differing from many of the candidates, he is of guberna torial stature and judging by his past record, would make an excellent governor. A member of one of the most distin guished pioneer families, Mr. Corbett, a son of United States Senator Henry VV. Corbett, has served several terms as State Senator and made a satisfactory President of the Senate. He is widely known because of his investment and develop ment enterprises in many sections of the state. His popu larity in the metropolis is attested by the record votes he has polled for tie Senate. He has sound business judgment, is familiar with the needs of the state, is young and energetic, has poise and commonsensc. The principal objection raised against Mr. Corbett will probably be the demagogic one of his wealth, which Bert llaney raised at the Jackson banquet when he declared that "it was time to cast overboard the first families and have a few first class funerals." llut why wealth, intelligently utilized, should be a bar to political preferment, has never been satisfactorily demonstrated. If it had been, we would not have had Washington, Kooscvclt, or Hoover as presi-. dents. The success of Mr. Corbett's candidacy hinges largely upon the health of Tom Kay, for nhould the latter make the campaign, he will draw largely from the same vote. With ten candidates in the field, it is anybody's campaign, which brightens the prospects of the Kaudidate from Koos Aounty for using the Kapitol as a Klavcrn. Cr -ar V yfc. t tvn jfk s it e 2 & LFH "jf.)9 GAMES Ey MARV GRAHAM BONNER The most papular game of all. suggested by John, was Prisoners' Base. They took places on each side of the picnic grounds which were upon the great landing deck in the air, and there was no danger cf falling oif because of huge rallies. Then Peggy s chested "Still-Pond-No-More-Movmg" and they thought thai was a nice game, too. They had never played it before! They all knew tag, although one of them, said it was more fun to run races in their planes. However, they all se:raed to en Joy this a lot, and when they had finished running races on tlie air p.cnic grounds and playing tag. they had the most delicijus of drinks made from acme syrup and loam garnered from the clouds. John and Peggy fcund it come thing Ilk" Ice cream soda and yet more aciicicus. After the gam?3 and refresh ments everyone went off in the dif- ierent plan?3. and the Dllot took John and Pegjy and the Little Black Clock back to the earth aain. I dent believe mcther would ever let me own a plane until I grew up, no matter how fur in the luture we lived," said Jaim. Why I saw a little girl, not much older than my age." said Peggy, -and she was In a plane with another clrl only a few years older." , "You've certainly turned the time way, way, way ahead this trip," said John to the Little Black Clock. "That's what I did." the Litlle Black Clock said At he took them home once more. "But next time we're aolnz to n back years and years and 'years. Remember! Ill be watting for you Monday evening!" "Well remember." the children said. The Building Record The annual building survey, compiled by S. W. Straus & Co., for 105 Pacific coast cities, shows th.it building construc tion fell off the past year in Gl of the cities, but with five of the cities showing an increase located in Oregon. They are Albany, Kliimath Falls, Marshfiold, Meoford and Salem. The grand total of the building totalled JSTa.TTO.dai as against ?10I,004,5C3 in 1928. The larger cities generally show a reduction in construc tion. Los Angeles fell off 8 percent, Pan Francisco 10 per cent, Seattle 16 percent, Portland 7 percent, Oakland 26 per cent, San Diego 6 percent. On the oilier hand Vancouver, B. C. gained 08 percent, Salt Lake 7 percent, Pasadena 17 percent, Long Beach 10 percent and Tacoma 2 percent. The outlook generally is a pood building year ahead, with news of many building projects bc-ins inaugurated or revived, "in anticipation of more ready financing than has been evident for many months". Restriction of construction during the past two years has added to the stability of de mand. We cannot look fcr a bis tuiliiirg year in Sa!;m, for our demands have been caught up witii, until we secure ir.ore industries or the expansion of those v.e have. But ther? will be be considerable, much hr.s already b?cn outlined, an I there is every prospect that Sa'.cm will maintain its steady grjwth. The figures civen for Oregon cilit follow: Yrr, 19.9 Y.-s- !D:j City No. tft .lUny 1 $ $ ;it 7ir Astoria 3l -9J.I5J . kkm J.jlirr I"" l,'J 3.11.717 Lrociie H ft 7 1 TL-1 I.J7S-.IM 'Jatrrth Sails cm 1.7M811 1'craiule'a 115 Hi.J lls,:ia.i f:fdlord 3 vn.7 &,-3.M7 rcrJand V'w ii.wm ai.ro.iio Cairn A-" a.n-J.TW 112 4 u Te:.- H.tnO S!!.1'J9.S: $0.54:,SU2 WRITING PICTURES The Lutle Black Clock, with his magic powers of turning the time forward or backward, was doing as be had promised and was turning we iime way, way back. Only a HtUe while iiatit the chll drcn had gone to a plc.iic with hin up in the air. and now he had turned the t.me so lar back that there were no houses around, and people were living In caves, T;ie people looked like others the children had seen before when the Litlle Black Ciock had turned the time way, way back. They didn't say very much, and they seemed to have such an empty sort of a world ui which to live I Now the children saw some of Uiese people drawing nlcturei nn their raves. The pictures were not so v?ry re markable. They were not much belter Uian pictures John aim Peg gy could draw, but It was such fun to watrh those groin -up people lurking pictures on tli-ir caves. jonn and Pcg:ry watcned one man making a picture of a coufc r.l an. other was making a picture of a pony, and they made these picture by using a sharp piece of stone on tlie rwk cf tnelr caves. "Youre seeing the very tint wrlt i7 In the world." said the Litlle Black Clock. ' Up to this time there has nothing written. No one had known ', now io wine, no one at all! WIIE HE A3, MARK D. McCALLlS TEk, Corporation Coaaiuioacr of the State of Oregon, a required by S'jcttou tUUW, Olsons Oregon Laws, did on the th day of January, Ivjq report to tut a the Governor of the tL.i ui uregou, a lust oi all at ine ourpwrni-oiis organized under the laus of the State of Oregon iur sain. . tui HjiutMiure yuan or more next prect-dlif the aaici tith day of January, mjo, have failed, netfect od or tefused to furnish him, though the laid Uorrj ration Commlvtoner, jr..ied under any taw of thia state. w w pj license lee required to be paid under any law cf tiue ute: and lviii.utA.S. liaid renort nf th. f ,. poration ComnUMloiwr, so made as m'-rtvunid, comains the names ot the following corporations, which, for two consecutive sreaia or mor nt preceding Uie date oi te report, have t 114, ucKietira or reiutea to fur nish any such statements or to nay any suca licenst; ipv to--.vir- VTLiCa Acoic Bakery Co. aUrjiiu Acme liome Builders itwjo Aerial Tramway company IbU Aivadore Fruit firom,tr Amr.n SuU'jii Alimeaa Investment Co. 21448 Vne Albert invtsiment Co. Alpine in.eaLincut Co. ut447 A 10:1117 Ice & Cold Storage Co 2bH4 American Finance & Ue.ex- 30103 American investment Co. u.ienci.n iurjui'tuice Agency loJJJ American Lumber 6c Jaox Co. ju:k) American Motorists Protective Assoc ia t.nn 2X35 American .'Jortjicc & Loan Co ;.3Jeii American Pec'f.c Adv Atptwi- -Ut4 Auertcun tHevoivin? Window Co. I'tftjjT Anderson fcg Much. 61 Sup, Co. -iv.- i. v . auuc,3q Lunar, co.. inc. SOl.'4t T.ie Aii-us company 'MiT22 Arrov fclectuc Co. U2biiO Asjocltued Garage fc Hdw. Co. 235i.1l Asnociated becuiitJes Co. 2E.S17 Ashland Frescrvnt Co. t'ttv M.iuei.c supply io. AuloaiOUire '.fi-u i.jrrl Cnm MllQ B.-H. Company 27343 Bakers Buyers Corp. " UG78 b. ba Compiny llHi C. S. Barnes it Co. 29U27 Baluwin Estate Co. J04.i8 lty Bsrkhmst Inc. 2S96J Barano: Mirunir Co. 2'jju2 is&u Ttruocr Co. Baker-IIaikness Co. 27B.Il Bsncion BhAle Products Co. -8132 Ufbtone Air.usemeu: Corp. 2f, 19 1 Better CorJcins. Inc. 282SS Best Valve Co. I ij.au Braver state Motor Co. !tja Mrnd urestock Loan Co, I7!15') Belle's Barbear Inn li'JVfiJ Bh'cfc BiUte Lumber Co. i6r88 Plains Creamery Co. 30i3i The Blue Mountain Country Club. inc. 2D106 Blue tiountaln Packing Co. 2HHV2 Bde Concre'ie Co. 3OU05 Boim Inc. B'jUam Investment Co. 30170 L. H. Bowlby Ac W. S. KUIgnw. Inc. 25405 Bon tracer Motor Co. Ki300 B-jyvr Print Hit; it Adv. Co. 2(004 Boyts Publish. ng Co. The Broun Company. Inc. 2V1H H, M. Branson Hotel Co. 277j:i Mary Brlggi. Inc. 2S71H Bronauith Motors. Inc. 177'J1 Brouau Trauui tie Lmor. Co, 'J'J4I Broadway Cafe. Inc. 29.119 Broadwuy Haberdashery, Inc. 2Jtil liroadwuy atark Corp. 185W Builders Crrdit Co. B ld'm' Concrete Soecialtles Co. I OJ9G B-iildini EnLerpnsrs Iuvost. Co J j'j'ju Buttcrucids je'.velry & (Jilt ShoD 29722 Busaicss Mens Atlv. Assn., Inc. 207a i Ctlft Bro.. 2US83 Cash & Carry Tire House 2tiK',Q Cascule Lumber Mfg. Co. U8Ui Casciide Manuructunng Co. 29103 Case-l'echm Motor Co. i)i2H Castle lloziz La til Ar.sn. 3f73 Central Auto Parlis Co. 079 (TJiei Central AsvOila Land Co. 174-1 Central Company, Inc. 27R96 Ceuiral Community Club 28171 Central Knincerins Works. Incl ifi'JJS Central Ore. Parmcrs' Creamery 27897 Children Corneal Laboraloiy. Cbindlund Construction Co. 276U1 Chung Oardeiis. Lou.e 2U924 C. H. Chambers. Inc. 27152 City Electric Co. 2B'i95 Chlpman Investment Corp. 2P843 ClrclPtono Hales CorpDruiion it (jo cistf-op county Land invest ment Company 29273 Chinfcx Pusl Co. 2-MM Ciilurd Investment Cn. 21S27 Clt-cxamas Co. Bsnner Pu1) Co, im :e cicr:anioa couniy Prutt urartin to, 28153 Clark Bros. Co. The B. B. Clark Co. 2!H);1 Pred Clark's Inc. 29:.62 Commercial Auto Co.. Inc. liOllB Convertible Auto Co. ;W144 Coder Construction Co., InC, 29108 Condon Creamery Co.. Inc. 24750 Cornelius Cafelerta, Inc. Consumers Caj.h .Stnri iOyJO The Coiurrcsa Hotel r.a.. Tl4mib uwj lunway-Miirsnaii atlB. Corp. 25521 Concrete Products Corporation i ..'w vunuuii rine Lumoer CO, I257 Corbett PiUiltc Dock f'n 30420 ComniuUitT Service Station C.n HOAitj Cop-tt Piopertles. Inc. l"Wrfl Columbia Arm Investment Co ltf&oa Columbia Bisia Wool Ware hot:tu CY column 29720 Oraffinberger Mfg. Co. 20488 Oreeu Klver Lumber (Jo. 20242 Oroceterla Stores Co. 30527 Gunther-Kina Co. 2H469 Guaranty and Loan Co. AuaU Gwarney fe Co. 2utatt N. U. Hammel Construction Co. 22145 H, D. Haley Co. 14014 Harnden Printing fn tru 30M7 Hamilton it it ak.es traw tloctrlc Company 1&331 Uurtinger le Ayers Mff. Co. K971 J. T. Henrr Auto CoT 2W88 The Henderson Co., Inc. 2f6i Heuiu Construction Co. 2ria4J Hewitt Development Co 1844 Hetaer aUachine Works. Inc. niiwn invesiment Co. . 4 iT'ff' nde k Tedeeo, Inc. USHa Hill Mutor t o 20857 House's Cushion Spring Shackle 27981 Home Finance Service Corp. 23904 The Hooverixed Grocery 3024 J HoUadr.y Investment Co. 2B226 John U. Huuiiton. Inc. 2llt5 Homes-Incornnrairrl 206(i Holluter Manufacturlnw Co. nusiioro uoicr conatrucuon Co 9.'3Ha The Hotel (Hx.mii.io r-n 27241 Hotel Seaside, Inc. 22R64 Hub Co. of Medford. Ore. riuiningion Mercauuie Co. 28U30 HllMatillS Ai K.hlliajiii Pn In 219j1 Hunting ton Bheep is La rid Co 34M4 Hylar.d Motor Co. S0375 Ideal Bakery Co. J2310 Inland Construction Co. 30013 Interstate F:sh Co. 291 j9 Ingl'jston Mfg. Co. Ir.e 2CGU1 Induj.trlr.1 Operators Co iw-wa ine intar-Kiver Canal Co. ;0S8o Interiistlonal Appraisal Assn Orreon HrMnnh i.f 2S670 Iniernt;oual kotor Corp. -- oiA.-jiiiiy L,o.. inc. 203O Joseph Builainj association IU54 Josephine County Cteduors MK55 josephlno Groc?ry Co. - Jonnson number Co. Tr'i V' ,McC- Johnson Lumber Co. Jouon Motor Bales Corp. 8tD0 Jotinison-iaUMuifca Co 37C24 Juniper Sheep Co. 2824 KPXvu Broadcast Studios. Inc fio6 a. O. Pruit Land Co. 2C2o3 A. Kalles 4c Sons Co. ' SCJ" K-enion Insurance tigency 2d829 Kenmar Investment Co. 2.031 Keith Motor Co.. Inc Inc. CO., AcuiiAii naongage Co. TiS KellKK Sanitary Brush Co JtlJS iV'.,e Kln5-oury Building Co. MMQ Klamath UoJly liiiprove- tnpnt C.n Si""!9"' Valley Motor Co. Juif f ?ht ,naU v'w 1-Mr.Assn. L i ' oaatructlo.i Corp. loiwa iMKt Enauna Imooi Co irj.-iS Lane aoldlnir :o. "T' Tiallcr Corp. J0JJ0 Lalccbide Parle, Inc 2aaby LuGiande Electric Co ?Im fM,n-Calnwll Pre. Inc. H,Z Tce "'" Lumber Co. r, 3Si" fctro rE. Si slcs Corp. HI?3. I-cw" Timber Co. MUl Lonts Undertaking Co. -D5J1 Lliuner Lena Co iTiiei Lutle Mlnam Ic Little - ?reek, '"wa'loa Co. 24745 Lincoln on Co. intKji Lion Pencil Co ?l!'-i iA""! Producu, Inc. J03o0 Lod-Eey Truck Mie. Co. ;I7(99 Lorraine Hotel Co. 29U81 Loop ijotel Corp tVJ?2 Macoonold Auto Co. ilHIO Malheur & Buker Co Trl rn avoij Kmil W. Marti?1,- C' aC8 Urlvo our Own Co. Saic-aoUI5 Floo;'"W iz Mfg. Co. ttl Martt(,y-Heycs Fish Co. -8988 Malheur Invnim.,.,! SM? b"1?., MlU & Timber Co. 29 UJ W. B. tocClurtf Co. i' "ddea Bulkllng Co. J0J00 L. R. McCce : Co. j. n. jucLelland & Co 23803 J. V. Madden TnfT' 259G5 Mccord Music Co R'" Medical Aits Service Co. i?,?S T"e Mertcs Hardware Co. 3i)jH8 Mcoslck Lumber Co. 292i;4 Metropolitan Morla?e Co iet?il,c MHuuiactuiing Co. 20037 Mercian O.-chaid Co 23410 M-cUcia Products Co. Mrtu ine Medical Research Lnbora-o-,fl i?ri.es of Portland, Oregon 2.J18 Jicdiord I'fe-Cjoliiii; & Storage 2C783 Miilcr Ercs. Inc. i i Co:b0ftiin.. Auxiliary B173 Millet-Foote Mfy. Co. A611 Mlttlehtin Invesiment Co. 2S?f. ?L,T- Lmtar. Co. of Ore. '312 Mickl; Milts 3031 Uoelter and Brady 20354 Monarch Mlnlnif A; Milling Co 2B812 Morr.uuislao Illicit Worics ue Monitor Iuolisliing Co. 28I3B Mt. Pitt Irristtoti Co J't. Hood Killing Co. 27611 liie uoctor Murray-Blumaucr Corp. 25C29 Aie Mailer Plsli Co Inc' 24;W Mi'Lslfied Oil Co. 2H749 Multnomah Mortgage Co 2UH63 Multiiomnh Security Corp lBOi0 Multnoaich Vcn 4; Storage Co Ll)4G0 Naniro?o Lumber Co. 2'j8iG Nitlonal Cleaners A Dyers 3(;i0 Tne National P.adto Assn. 29307 National Sales Corp. 30219 National 8!r;n Co.. Liectrlc. Inc. 30:07 National Whit rtninr cn 2815 H. H Ker.wll Am :wi4 Newman Dress 6c Suit Mf. Co :I00B0 The NCWOOrtDfVdnnnw-ntfwn 2i8l3 Crt-o. p. Newhouw, Inc. 2a45 New JosfDhlns H.tei 2876 New rrocets Photo-EncrttVlng 20483 New Yotfc Btocfc Tradin Co. 10143 Nosier Motor Co 242tM North Canal Co. 23154 North Portland Audit Co. 300WI North Pacific Investment Co. 1525J North Wt Antn Cn 3iM7l Northwest Bulldlmy Co. 2120 Northwest Welrtini : Supply Co. 24009 Northwestern Radio Mlu Co 39240 NortnweKtem Smelting At Be- finii Co. 2S1793 O. K. Meat Co.. Inc. 2527J Orasan-ldaiio Uatry Loan Co. ow xjikhuu iuiarkiaiss a.r 3U1W) Oiufcju-Luwuoitfwcr Co, 2ttoll Gregou Motor Ktfiatr Co. 25890 u.ezon Silver Spruce Co. UV27B Ureijon-Washingkon 3u tear Corp ioooa The uregou Wnite Lnue Co. 3'J1S1 Ore. W h.ppet Uacing A Iran . IaC. 27U0U Oxinaa Bneep Co. llU4 Uiimuu VruiL i n 2atiti2 P. at O. Co. 284Jtt Pi inn be rev 29371 George barker k Co. 3000 Parkiose KeLxnia. lic 304rJ Page's Wuain. tVurktt 2!o38 Panama P-efciuUiaut Co. 30153 Pacilic Auto Laundry Co. ,105b ; PtLcU.C tout Co. 30171 Pac.lic FumI PioducU Co, 28tfl3 Pacific M.nt A Drug Co. i9y23 The Pmc.i.c MercauuLS bales ft Adverias.iig bervice. Inc. 30132 Pac.lic X.Oitiiwtst 4Leauclad Co 'iu22H Psicilio BpciaJty Co Inc. 21(333 Pacifio Spates l;X;iiing Co, 27jy? Paca.c Sugar Jaci Co. 24757 Pacific ixrvice & Bales Co. 758 Pacific xunber Co. 23731 Pacific Coast Mint Co. " 2G575 Pacii.c Coast Mat, Co. 2HHia Tne Pei-u-L!Xj Co. 2J500 Pcnninaula t ue jjuilaer Co. liG711 Peninsula Fou.iuiy oi iWca. Co. 30082 Peat-CO M!i. Co. 25706 W. H. I'L'Le.s L.na- Co. 2afeb2 Penpies Mai'.iei. luc. 24471 Peoples Mc.ctiantne Co. 267-16 Petics Me.-Cii.iUlB Co. 209ol Po.-pecuvo Pictures. Inc, 3U4.4 Pcaaiula Pu01i.;:n: f Co. 24la3 The Pciitiletou I'ak.ng Pro- 61 Paiu Lumber Co. 30034 Pifil Tiaujlrr a etcraie Co. ; 27U22 Poi,,Ir.nd Auto Camp, Inc, 3U4 Poi tiand Uaivir.eu Aan Inc.1 i'ai Portland Loor $c w'.udow Co. 298oa Poi -lcud Examiner 1Mb. Co. 2853t fOi-wlld Hoi3 P.O-UCvS, Inc. , 4250 Peruana Lumber Co. 30011 Portland Lstniinr Co. " 30--U0 PorJaud Kjriiia L&:i works . 305U3 PoiUu.id P '.i.c Wain. inc. 30151 Poiiand i-.-m leas' Jlciiantfe. inc. 2C948 Po. J.ind liebullt Typewriter Co., Inc. 29240 PortlauU S.lver Pox 4e Pur larms 273C4 Portland Tool Stcl Co. 28ti99 Henry C. P. udhmiuc Acy., Inc. 2i)d3iS Pruio corporjtioa 3U450 President Hotel Co. 21205 Prest-O-Qrriph, Inc. 29038 Piedo Coap Products, Inc. 28124 PurrU-'Y Shoe Co. 281b2 Quality Lpholserln? Co. 30106 Kaymond-bjuth Bend - Port land Truck line 30209 J. S. Reynolds Co, Inc. 14331 The r.eevei-Clark Cept. store 11224 r:eed-Prench P.ano Mfg. Co. 2So5d Ke.il ty Investment a Mort gage CO. 34263 Keedsport Srsh 6z Door Co. 2(J223 Pceman Tire Sc. vice. Inc. 28620 The P.c.-note White Cedar Lbr. Co. 20663 R:gg3 Optical Co. of Oregon 30174 Roosevelt Beach club 23362 P.ohn Furnace Works, Inc. 30570 Rose Holduig Co. 27216 Hoseburg Lumber Sz Mfg. Co. 242u2 Rcaneit & McOture 2B4S0 W. J. Roope Motor CO. 25006 Rooper ranch 28202 Roscay Super Ssrvlce Sta tion. Inc. 29555 Rote City Auto market 30455 The Senate 27961 Sax Investment Co. 30406 SA-Pro-iSer.. Inc. 35U00 Givinaw Lumber Co. 2C!408 Smttf.ry Vending Co. 3M51 St. Johns Community BUIg.. Inc. 29848 Salem Dairy Products Co. lBJbU acenic America to, 2S903 Scott's Confectionery & Rest aurant, Inc. 29978 Seastds Country club 29596 Sengstake-Eraser Co. 26-1215 Security Pinance tV Loan Co. 28813 "Service, Inc." 24582 Security Storage 4: Trans. Co. 21326 Short Adjustment Co. 29787 Shady Cove Country club 25233 Shelburn Creamery Co. oi Shelburn, Oregon 24445 Sheep Growers Loan Co. 14133 Sbendau Investment Co. 2J103 Saivs Motor Co. 2484S The att S.fpp Powder Co. 2i3ai Smpley & Tomllnson 23ti'j5 Silvcrton-Portland ttage Co. 30558 SUvei ton Ti-,nUt Stage Co. 27894 The SamlL Co. 203D2 W. H. Smith. Inc. 19306 Tie Sowell studio 30503 South Bend Development Co. 25673 Southern Ore. Clay Products Co. 28455 Southern Or&gon Piggiy-Wlggly co. Ml 78 L'nlted Vuderwr iters M'Ji L.DtUi luveatni(.iit CO. D48 Tne V.iiuaea iuvesinient Co -iUUi buutrSooi Pnvducu Cu. 2lUJ) Vallt;- Mtfreuuiiie Co. juo4 Vem MitnuiaciuriUi; Co. 2j4i Veinoiuj Light Oi A'Orte. Co J7U48 Voget Lunjbcr Co. 2Jj.J Waahinitiou Buiiding Co irftHi Wailo County Aiwtrak's 4t T.tle Co. 10463 Vvaiei nuusa investmfnt. r , -o4jj VKttiittf.-t'ioiiaruii ina & Live- si,ock Co. 22323 V.cat Coast Brokerage Co, 2jj4 Vtviss Cajntrac Ling to. 2fiU7 WeiiUj a. Licineiii Co. 2tud J. icmcitii a. i ,. West Co" t'iuy PruducU. Inc. 21008 V.uav u.t Maau.ctuliiirf Co 2J7od V.tBk CO; yuuiciiij Ulix.h i-inp.ie number Co. i.jj90 Vftateio LJua Cu. 2iot Vntcujru LiirtatujK fi. ,eake.a .liut, Cu. ..o-c;u u.igjii jaud Co, JUjii Wii.ie cedi Loiij'wJi- Co, ! 205.1 V hiiev-ih i n n..- , JlvS7 Whaelur ere jooiai; Machine Oo ui.J V.ie.er-Oimi.tcad Co. 2o:j-J4 Vi'iuitf Pelican lion works, Inc , 2,MI WnUmeVie Oieel i'-.ue Corr. 2ii Winoeiuuta Lrnuseuu.-ut Co - V.A.UW Uia CU. 2702 j WiiiaiiatUfi Finance Coip. -L'UiiJ Wonrte:lind Amuscmeu, Park JU34 Wo.id Mariue iauivatie Corp. 2tfL,J Wouttr t'jip Co. ti):j.i VwtL,ucikti4 Secairit Co. Jo'-0 The Yerucol Co. no Towne bhopp?, Inc JZn; ioung's nay Lai:.oe- Co. J..PJ4 I-enilu Liettric Co. JOOU 2;;p. In.. -44jj Z)mc; S-implnj CO. 1JM.NU Alraka Cimlo.1 i'-'M34 a lie Aiiiicr iiiu.i Co. 2.u Band-in oj d: od Co. imWO B:b H.vt Mining Co. I -wiJ Loard iauiy cj!-J M.ning Co 2L4iJ Coll3LOCi Coal M.tUUtf Co. .'(id C-olumb.a Loul & Coi-e Co. ISiJ-lo Cornucopia Mines Co. 27i4t CrystMi MiutTig Co. .Jjt'i-i ?he Klk CiCe t;ai;1 Mining Co. -fJ4 DiCU;e L.u;us Co. 20126 G.een Mouaintu Asbestos Min ing CO. 23113 T:ie uiimes Oil Si Oas Co. 301 6 Ida PI:tger. Inc. 2iHii,i intern itiouM MeIs Co 23, Ml "The Nel-laar-Pet il.nUig Co." DJOO (Tlie) Ladd Met a is co. 23titl5 Lauco i'ltieia. Inc. 2J1j2 M:-il:er CjIU Diedginj Co. 23007 Montana Dnllmx lfi-jUip. Co. -."WO Northweat MJamg i; Levdoi- . meat Co. 12283 Ornament Gold & Silver Min ing Co. 2S473 Giegon Cort Mlaln Co.. Inc -iUJ Tne Oregon Gold if Platinum I Minlnir Cr, ' 23170 orenon-Itiaho Minins 6z Con- -CLi .1 it lliL)t KjO, of Incorporation revoked and repealed and 4il powers conlerred by law upon such corporations are hereby declared Inop'-nitu-t.' nnd Told. IN WITNESS. WHEREOF, f have hereunto set my hand and Miiwi tv,- LSaai of atate to be hereunto affixed -ny oi oaiem, otate oi Oregon, thl 6th dty of January, in the year of f.ur Lord One Thousand Nine Hun died Thirty. Seoli A. W. Jf ORB LAD, Governor. By the Governor: H.VL E. HOBS. tnry of State. 24y5 Oregon Mining A Refining Co :!954fl Silver Creek PL.eer Corp 27400 Siskiyou HTdrr.ulie Mim.i 38301 The Syracuse Mining cz Smelt tit Co. 5213 Tlie Tepustets Iron Company 22503 Trlgonia Oil & Gas Co. -i-o leiiowaorn Biin.ng Co. 20UJ Yellow i:o:j Gold Mining Co. . 1H II.OIMi LOAN 33021. Investors Savings & Loan Asnn -J397 The Peoples Building i Loan Assn. 20671 ProjresB Building & Loan Assn. 30016 Reliance Bulldnn: & Loan A-ssn. .-i,lt. 1 1 i K 23540 Cooperative Marketing Asn, uinu nui to-operative uevcl opincnt Co. 24346 Jefferson County Farmers' Co operative A.tsn. 21351 Sherwood Co-operative Eiccnj. inauBruttii, I. A. W. NOT- PROCLAMATION WHEItEAS. MARK D. McCALUS- iek. corporation Commissioner of ti:e Stiiie of Oregon, as required by Stir Ion i213. Olon's Oregon Laws, did, on the lh day of January, iy30. Jifiwrt Uy n.c. as Governor of the State oi Ofttwu. a list of all foreign cor .ur allot, which for two consecutive yrs or more next preceding the said 3th day of January. 1U30, have failed, ii-.-lvt(U or rfiused to furnish him, th said Corporation Commissioner. an? ;mri'.al stateir.rnt required to be furnUuiad under any laws of thia ".a?, or to pay the license fee re quired to be paid under any laws of tiihs r,'hTr: .ind WHEItKAS. bald report of the Cor poration Commissioner, so made as aforesriij, cont-lns the names of the KtiPi'viiig fjreisu corporntioiis which for two mie'jutlve years or more next preceding the date of the report nave laiid. neglected or refused to fu:ii:.it! any sccli statement or to pay .my license fee. to-wlt: P-2131 Ai lino Gold Mines LuS. 'Non- Pti-ronnl liability (British colunbia) P-2073 A,ate-j Thrift Agency, Inc, i Washington) F-10"3 Button Lumber Co. (Wash.) i'-JOjJ iv. L. Conij-u & Co., Inc.. Cljfornla PIJ73 Co-iropolitan Stores, Inc. (Dsl p u trej r-22?-, n H. Frjer & Co. CWssh.) r- 8:)7 Hiherrst Orchard Co. (Wash I P-2176 In -.erst :.-tc Mining 6s Develop- inent Co. (WaahlngtDut P-1373 J-.::jtown-Oixioa Lubr. Co. 1 Delaware! F-lfr4 TCi-:dall Lumber Co. P-l ill Modern Appliance Co. (Wash ) r-2ucS) Tlia Ocean Beach TrRnirporta- t:nn Co. t Washington t Z X Of:rnrds Co.. Ltd. (Hawaii) r-,.:!75 i.-reqon Fruit. Ine. (lowat P-17.j Pacific Scraw Paper s Board Co. (Wiishinetom - -3111 Tit-e.nell Dehydrater Co. (rilifnrnla) P- G90 no kwood Sprinkler company, Washington) r-im The Russell & Co. fOhlo r-2Qi.il Sr.ii Joaquin Valley Realty Co., i- jiiurniai P-;227 su.iard Auto Service Corp. t . .Nevada) F-1313 United States Copper Co. 'Neqr Mexico) F-2255 L'iiitMj TlrR Scores. Inc. (Ohio) I.'OVV, THEREFORE. I. A. W. NOR 2L.I. t Governor of the State of Crotvjn. by Tiuu of the authority rom.'i -pd unon me by S?ction 6913, Cl.ion'a O:2ion Laws, and under and puvsnrnt to t!e terms and provi sion.! f.creof, do hereby declare the r?ht of e-c'i and all of the foregoing and above mmed corporations to j i;on revoijd end repealed, and all po'"prs rorferred by law upon such corporal ;o;n are hereby declared in-o.vTit.v- i:l void. IN V I TNE S3 WHEREOF. I have iTrriinto y.ci ;n7 lirnd and c.usDd the Hfv! cf 13 ate to bn hereunto afftxed U Cl'v of Salem, State of Ore- ursgoa. by virtue of the authority comerrei upon me by S?ct!on 6U98 CIson's Oregon Laws, and under end pursuant to the terms and provision thereof, do hereby deelnro i-ach nnd nil of the foreiolng and above cor- ons ni-iivp,-; r.nd tle:r ?rtir!e r r-.f o'-r L-rd One Thousand Nine HfvIrM T.ilrty. (Seal) A. W. NORBLAD. Governor. Sr t e ovrr.-r: HAT, r HCSS. S-'-":"T of Btty. 0f J-iillK, IPC. I" i lie ijcnoco (Jo. 2050 Office Specialties Corp. C0U!ltv TH1 flri 2J320 Columoia Development Co. ' ViUUiiiuiR Mills OI ttrrotrrm 3022 Columbia Pacific Park Corp 2W53 C'Lt'.uuibia Soap Products C Inc. 25787 Columbia Ttttw Cotta Co 28rW2 Coos Bay Motor Co. 2:',(ii4 Crane Letter Co. 30103 P. c. Crowe MIg. Co. urown nnioer Co 29732 D. Ac D. Corporation 24W8 Dairy Journal Publishtnir rv. j.hiiO uennev tz rmnn.in ..i i 1 2inoi o v n tt.-,hk ::Mi0 De Luxe Furniture Co. 1 30252 Oak Grove Beacli to 20Ji3 The Jee;ser Institute of Park. Inc. cptomctiy 30309 LVroalrt Investment Co 30327 W. R. DrLay. inc. .!., .w R Motor Co.. Inc 2.S79 Dcsrhutes Park Realty Co -UHiitl Diamond nvesUnein Co.. Inc 20914 Diamond Tire. I;,c ' J8I8J Dominion Investment Co 2;i.!l0 Corothy Millinery Co. 2t:wa Tlie Dollar Store 23rl04 C. O. Duriete Co, Inc JM't Duluih-Oregon Lumber Co 2i.92.! The Empor.um 20-IS,' KMvabeth'a Jsirta K.rl lnvrstmrnt Co. 30173 Fig!e Od Cn:ti 31359 Raal Lak-. Health Rraort 2P .. f..isf Side Overland Co. 2tMS rtiMtern Brokerage Co 21104 KasL Side Prin:.i. 2ol74 Eastern Manufacturers Co. -tt-,4 ) K-onomv flrn,-, - nr. a..,, vi t firm .a.. inr l(iii!l w. H. Ecles Lumber Co, tH.urt Edmunds Pih r Sflfi'S F'rvptlan Stucco Mfg. Co. :l'-nfl tpc Electric Appliance Co SB 169 J. B. Elltgott Co. ui:-it h.l;n t:u- Awcjitlon 207M E V7 rii s. Inc :mi8il Flret-Ie l.mhr A Mfg Co. 22-'tfM TIM Electric Maid Shop 2H113 Kmpire Fie -trie Co. iw.7 Tmpire Li-mbcr Ci, L'd. 23'tii) Bury I,Mmh-r & Fuel Co :W2M Tnterprlae riotirlng Mill Co. tom Eitara S:orea Asaociaird jrooo Riuene B.iok Store. In 27.M9 Ku-eiip Clothing Mfc Co r.iiis i-njr vn lining CO. II. m Picnic But t h:ts n.rml ir trs, 23511 K.ihl.m Ga put tlirlr mord, doan In Wr.Unii. SJ'J K.""'",1 Mort3"e Co -M m Hirf imic i.-iters a.i yot tlify are drawing pictures to show allot aords thry men. Trie man who cut the nictur, of the goat Is doing as you aould do II you wrote down the word coat.'" The children thoiaht how won derful it was to be Ms to write ,ii'. rnn canuv co ..!4 7 The Pwder.il Petroleum Co J.'SS Pinanc Urre'iniment Corp. IOI.m) Fir IVwr 6m Ply Wood A.mi. l-'iU8 Fideluy Insurance Service, InC, 1.43 Fih Irfke Lumber Co. v.nia Finance Servire Co, aw.iA F'pckenntin BrokpraT Co Iie. 2i"4 Th Plaah Llnht HoldT, Inc. m w-tfn.r,, Knu'rttrent Co tins aay wiUiout havtr.jr to learn flJ?i pour o1 RM'ty Mart " o rrrnrw rrerea. inc. ?TT1 Futton Meat Co ?7;.oi Oard'nter Lumber Co. rwitl Cearhrt Oolf I. inks. Inc. TOV17 Tie Gereral Service Co. nv0rt Te Georgian Apartments WTW Olsnt Cnp..n Farms, Inc. 20'4 f tiM rvMrro Co vw GU.-trnn Coal. 14r 6t Land Co. aWWrr Glenwxs: Prk Co. IT37I Gt-r.(1al( Re-liv Co. T40 (li. siow Towir, Cf. r--,n Knut B.king Co ?2ntl Grave Canning Va Inc. 34231 Gionte O. Grant Co.. Inc. r.o-x o sneu or write .tutors, and ft Uh-j ihouffht it mi:ht be dilti- lt has raLhrr a ruJliitg question! (Tomorrow: Decallr.8 the Qurstloa) Amity Dp In? at ps from Amity high school wlto attend the annual high school conference held at the Aruj The Old Homestead Bakiraz Co., Inc. 22520 Oliver Investment Co. ill-! rr Adjustment Co.. Inc. OreRon Alluvial Mines, Inc. 2884 Oregon Broadcast Co. 25383 Oregon Belmont Corp UHG6 Oregon Box ft Mfg. Co. 2y3!3 Oiepon credit Rating Bureau 24R76 Oregon Construcuon Co. 30245 Oreaon Fir Hmdle Co. I WU37 Orryon Hotel Co - 1 27373 Southern OreToa Spokesman 29675 South e.u Orcoa Truck Line, Inc. - 27125 Spring Cushion Mfg. Co. 25372 Spokisnvui Publishing Co. 28934 SioUt-B3te3 6c Co4 Inc. 15042 Stewart Bros., Co, 13313 C. V. & Grace Steen Co. 23231 A. L. Steele & Co. 204 So wiiiiam strce;t. inc. 25C23 Sitiim-Kcfcr Co. 2.M2 Stanley Mutual Watr Co. 28709 "3t.iyv.-ell Pharmacy" 20547 Str-ge PubltsiUng Co. !8 752 The style anop. inc. 2R.44 Strarshan & Sweenei Inc. 20370 Standard Reserve Invest. Co. 28413 Star Garaee 28119 State Sjcur.ttes Co. 29140 Sutisct Camps. Inc. 20753 Superior Construction Co. 2ir41 Superior Fuel Co. 30303 Superior Investment Co. 30630 Sunset Lumocr co. 38154 Sunshine Laboratories. Inc. 37412 Bun-Ban Laboratories. Inc. 30G9-1 Tlie Superior Radio Mfg. CO, 30523 Sunset Theater 30522 Sunnystde Theater 27642 Swift Lumber Co. 7843 Sycamore Real Estate Co, 3(1114 Tenney Flax Co. 101.S TVleram Publishing CO. 30112 Termlnrl Sales Lunch Co. 20407 J. R. Thompson Lmbr. Co.. Inc. 213-17 Tillamook Development Co. 7002 Tillamook Logging Co. 30:i34 Tourists Auto-Cabinet Co. 26274 Torlonia club 6531 Traverse uennets to. AflSA Trri'ithntne. Inc. icKMtrt TransDarent Products Mfg. Co. 24537 Trl-State Loan Co. :w278 Tualatin vaney auw ergm. 28985 U. 8. Bureau of Indentlflca- tion s press cupping ovrwu:, tne. 24027 Umpqua Valley Canning Co. 23278 Universal Manuiscturers, inc. r7n t?nl-crsltT Studios 20573 Universal Trade & Supply Corp. 20945 Union Hill Nut & r rult CO.. inc. Ji.248 Union Lumber Si Supply Co. !8toi union Motor car co. I9197 Union Siles Co. 17475 United Finance Corp. T2933 United Meat Co. 'Hl'-J United Pro-ltlts Invites Yon To a special demonstration cf given by a em m t-tm Limn MmmTtmn MONDAY to SATURDAY January 13th to ISth Battle Creek Food Expert 12 Foods Served Free Literature Given Army & Navy Goods Store 171 S. Commercial Street TO THE G. & W. CORPORATION Wait- Watch Papers See Our Window See Tomorrow Paper for Further Particular 8 'plj"'"asssli,fcl One Hundred Yem from Now... The eternal guard of perpet ual endowment wiil be watch in? over the Silent City of Uelcrest . . . Keeping sroen and beautiful the resting place of those v.bo scljct burial spots now. Op?n every diy f,T your inrprciion Be lev est MEMORIAL PARK CH JKlr s.m:th no !:7o-.rn!;i' Arras,