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8 Capital Journal, Salem, Proposed Dams Are Described 1 Portland. Oct. 21 (VP) Details of the seven earth dams propos ed for tributaries of the MeKen sue and South Santiam rivers in the army engineers' flood con trol program were outlined to day. ' Col. O. E. Walsh, district en gineer, reported the dams will range in height from 120 to 335 feet with storaRe . capacities Varying from 40.000 to 235,000 acre feet. " The largest will be the Peter Green dam on the Middle San tlam, seven miles east of Sweet Home. It will be 316 feet high and store 255,000 acre feet from a: drainage area of 27f square miles. Cost Is estimated at $I3.' 200.000. An additional 25 feet n height could enable produc lion of 21,000 kilowatts of ppwer. The smallest will be the Jor dan dam on Thomas creek, seven miles east of Scio. It will be 120 feet high of earth and grav el, storing 53,000 acre feet and cosling $1,000,000 The Wiley creek dam, five irtiles southeast of Sweet Home would bo 205 feet high, storing 42,000 acre-feet from an area of 53 square miles and costing $2, 600.000. Z Highest of the McKcnzie area rfcims would be the 335 feet high Cpugar creek dam six miles southeast of Blue river. Costing SfJ 1,100,000, it would store 130,- 000 acre-feet from an area of 88 square miles. ,Otlicrs would be the Sim inonds creek dam on Blue river, 25 feet high, at $5,800,000; Gale crock dam near Vida, 210 rjjot high, at $3,300,000; Horse creek dam, 240 feet high, at $6,800,000. "Colonel Walsh said public hearings will be held at Vida November 8 and Lebanon No vember 9. Vheeler to Outline Basin Program ,", Portland, Oct. 21 i.Ti The army engineers' development program for the Columbia river basin will be outlined here Wednesday by Lt. Gen. Ray mond A. Wheeler, army chief of engineers. Vile will speak at opening scs ions of the two-day convention of the Inland Empire Water vVvs' association. Other speakers will be Dr. Wilson Compton, president of Washington Stale college. PERSONS OWNING INCOME PROPERTY Should insure your RENT CHECKS while your property ii being repaired or replaced following a fire. Telephone us for low rate quotation. GENERAL 1NSUHANCE COMPANY AGENTS CHUCK HI iIdliIINSURANCE OREGON LARGEST SALEM AND 129 North Commercial St. to GROUPS 22. i .-rV NOTE: V.t.ram of World War M mult b. ctrlifitd. Comult your n.ar.it WAA Ctrlifying Offic No Sales To Consumers GAFCO SALE NO. 13 k Site Sale k Fixed Prices War Assets Catalog! Available to Qualilied Buycri Please Request on Busmen letterhead -GEORGE A. FULLER COMPANY at Undffr Contract With 1710 SOUTH KEDWOOO ROAD P. O SOX 1349 Oregon, Monday, Oct. 21, 194fi Auto Mechanics in Medford Threaten Mcdford, Oct. 21 W AFL automobile mechanics idled since early July in their strike for a closed shop contract to day indicated a "general labor holiday" may be called in the area unless employers accept their demands Unions affiliated with the central labor council here have set a second meeting for Oct 25. to discuss details of the strike action which union spokesmen said was in answer to the "arbitrary altitude" of the automobile dealers. WCAL fo Build Station House Portland. Oct. 21 M'i West Coast Air Lines reported today it would erect a station house at the Portland-Columbia air port before November 1 in prep aration for inauguration of flights next month. Eight flights a day will land at Portland from western Ore gon and Washington terminal cities on the company's new routes. Ground crews will be stationed here and at Medford for service checks, with maintc nance work to be done at the Seattle terminal. The firm is authorized to op erate Portland-Seattle flights on two routes: Portland, Chchalis- Ccntralia, Olympia. Tacoma. Seattle; Portland, Astoria, Abcr-rieen-Hoquiam, Olympia and Seattle. The Oregon routes are authorized from Portland, Mc Minnvillc, Albany - Corvallis. Eugene, Coos Bay-North Bend, Roscbcrg, Grants Pass and Med ford. The Grants Pass area will not be served until airport improvements are made. Dave Martin, public relations director, reported the starting of full service has been delay ed by lack of equipment. The firm has 25 DC-3 24-passengcr craft on order, but has receiv ed only one. Potatoes Delayed Madras, Oct. 21 (TP) Shortage of labor and intermittent rain has delayed harvesting of the central Oregon potato crop, now about half finished. PROMPT, ALMOST AMAZING RELIEF PIMPLES-BLACKHEADS when eiternally cauted, try Ctiticum nrefrr red by many nursr and certain hospital ! He tieven pimpled, rash, blcminhes; snltrns black heads for easy removal. Uny mildly medicated CUTICURA otVt H UPSTATE AGENCY COOS BAY B Dial 9119 n 5- CLOTHING BEDDING FOOTWEAR p NEW AND USED About $2,700,000 SALE STARTS OCT. 30 CHECK YOUR SALE DATEI C.M.fi.d Volaroni of World Wor II Oct. 30, 31.No. 1.2.4 RFC for Small Suiin.n.i Nov. 5. 6 Slat, and local Govtrnni.nlt Nov. 7 Non profit Inttitulioni Nov. 8 '.) .i.ni. to 2 p.m. c.xiTiit Sundays Visitors Permitted Administration WAA Per Surplus Dlipo.al IAU lAKf CITY 14. UTAH OIAI 7-34 IT Former Grange Editor Passes Roseburg, Oct. 21 Wl Dr. C. H. Bailey, 78, former editor of the Oregon Grange Bulletin and widely known for his acti vity in agriculture, died in the hospital here Saturday night. Dr. Bailey, a native of New York state and educated in Mi chigan, moved to Oregon in 1908 after practicing dentistry in Detroit from 1897. He pur chased a farm on South Deer Creek eight miles east of Rose burg and later pioneered in growing broccoli and other crops in Douglas county. He served as county fruit inspector for many years and sponsored organization of several farm cooperatives. lie was president of the Ore gon State Horticultural society in 1916 and 1917. The widow, a son, William H. Bailey, and one grandson, all of Roseburg, survive. funeral services will be held tomorrow. Band Association Calls Meeting The Salem High School Band and Orchestra association will discuss plans for the fall and winter season during a confer ence called for 8 o'clock Wed nesday night in the band room. The organization expects a busy season and urges full attend ance at the first meeting. Offi cers of the association are Mrs. Dorothy Middlclon, president; Mrs. Waller Nelson, vice presi dent; Mrs. W. S. Bartlett, secre tary, and Mrs. Harmon Garrett, treasury. fry tfie jatnous fVWPER-WSmClEAN routine POWDER tilt cleans your teeth, he often iford with a special powder. You can't ute this powder at home ... but you can use DR. LYON'S TOOTH POWDER. MOISTEN S a little Dr. Lyon's Tooth Pow der in the palm of your hand, moisten it with the wet brush . . . then clean your teeth. Dr, Lyon'i pofithit at it cleans. eBesA mmi o mm i rniui I Ml best no. v , l m a -ur m a ill V MEM NJ IV R -TV S fc,, 11 I i b at a a ha i mi b ub m Linderman First In Bareback Riding New York, Oct. 21 (U.fi)Bud Linderman of Red Loge, Mont took top honors last night in bareback bronc riding at the world champion rodeo in Madi son Square Garden. Other first place winners were: Calf roping, Doe Burke, Comanche, Okla.; saddle bronc riding, Cliff Anderson, Alberta, Can.; steer wrestling, Jiggs Burke, Comanche, Okla.; wild cow milking, Verne Castro, Richmond, Calif.; bull riding, Byron Lisenbee, Fort Worth, Tex. ildinq Steel Homes Portland Project Portland, Oct. 21 ((Alloca tion of steel by the national housing expediter's office will launch construction of steel homes here at the rate of 100 to 200 a month in a portion of a war-built shipyard plant, In sulated Steel Homes. Inc., re ported today. D. H. Joyce, one of the com pany organizers, said the six room units to sell at $8,000 to $3,500 erected on the owner's lot would be fabricated at the Gundcrson Bros., plant. On the site erection can be completed in five to seven days after laying of a concrete slab, Joyce said. Chimney and fire place openings- could be cut in to the steel "stressed skin" type walls by torch after erection. The first will be completed within 10 days after receiving the steel allocation from Wash ington, D.C., Joyce reported. Jimmy Dooliltle was the first man to fly across the American continent in one day. PI CM Originated ULLMI1 by a dentist, Dr. Lyon'i Tooth Powder It made for home use. So, to help reveal alt the natural sparkle of your tenth use Dr. Lyon's twice each dayl Extradition Up For Decision Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 21 W Whether or not Mrs. Gladys Lincoln Broadhurst, 40, will fight extradition to Vale, Ore., where she and her chauffeur, Albert Lee Williams, 23. are jointly charged with the murder of her husband, was to be de cided today. The woman, whose wealthy rancher-husband, W. D. Broad hurst. 51. was found slugged and shot on a desolate road be tween his Caldwell dairy farm and his Jordan Valley, Ore., cattle ranch, conferred In jail here with her attorney. At Vale, District Attorney E Otis Smith said Williams admit ted the slaying in the presence of several officers but the prose cutor refused to speculate on the motive of the crmc. Broadhurst's body was found last Thursday, four days after he was reported missing. The couple, who were mar ried five months ago at Reno, Nev., first met 20 years ago WANTED! Walnuts & Walnut Meats Highest Cash Prices on Delivery MORRIS KLORFEIN PACKING CO. 460 North Front St., Salem L v when you smoke 4rJ X ftl A CLEAN, FRESH, PURE S America's FINEST Cigarette1. ft.-.. : t$g.y if Of course the flavor's ALL, yours and l ' rjf y herfs why! I There's an important difference in PHILIP 1 ; C MORRIS manufacture.Thiseremakes jj 7 PHILIP MORRIS outstandingly better to I v O i because it lets the FULL FLAVOR 1 'tf'($ nt ' te WOfld's finest tobaccos come " iL nf through for your complete enjoyment Iflt cVw CcStcVlC TtC" That's why PHILIP MORRIS taste better 1 crt VV lV-s le' x?oic V smoe better all day long. 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