flO Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, November 8, 1848
Miller Street May Again Be
i Open for Two-Way Traffic
Within the next two weeks the eity council will mske a
J study of Miller itreet from South Commercial to South River
road. Also, City Manager J. L. Franzen and City Engineer
I J. H. Davis will investigate and recommend whether it should
be opened to two-way traffic.
; Alderman Howard Maple will'
- bring in a resolution providing
that it be opened.
a Three representatives of the
Bouth Salem Progress elub
I Hoy Adsitt, Grant Kightlinger
and Harold Harrington ap
! peared before the council meet-
ing Monday night with a plea
that the street be opened to two
tion for McGilchrist street from !
Cnnth rnmrnprclal tn Knilthl
High was found sufficient and
the street listed for Improve
ment. The engineer was in
structed to bring in plans and
specifications. J
A petition to grade and grav
el Ferry street from 2Sth to
i" iiv traffic. Their reason was : Brookside addition was not
that one-way traffic Is not g I
for business men in the district.
When South River road was
J improved Owens street was
' made the route from Salem into
J the river road. Prior to that it
had been Miller. Miller was left
open only for traffic coming
into the city and turning east
; at Miller.
i Violated Anyway
The South Salem men told the
council the one-way regulation
la violated anyway, and in a
hazardous manner, and that it
wouia D Deuer it in street
were opened and traffic regu
lated as on other streets.
! Owens of congestion, and that
the problem would be more seri-
Aiia with vtmnlftllAn t h nu
bridge at Independence.
The council passed an ordi
nance bill changing the name
of Iowa avenue to Candalaria
boulevard, and the name of
the present Candalaria boule
vard to Alvarado terrace.
Four (treet assessment ordi
nances were enacted. Thev
were: assessing the cost of im
proving Norway from Fifth to
Cottage; Jefferson from Fair
grounds road to Cottage; South
Winter from Cross to Lefelle,
and Lefelle from High to Win
ter. A bill was Introduced to re
establish the (idewalk line on
the north side of Hickory irom
Maple to Fifth.
McGilchrM on Lint
Action taken two weeks ago
for the vacation of ' several
streets and alleys on Salem
school sites was reconsidered
and the measure Indefinitely
postponed because of error in
description.
The council granted a peti
tion by J. G. Marr for sewei
eervlce for Lot 4, Block 32, Nob
Hill addition.
A street Improvement peti-l
granted for the reason that it
is not a policy to grade and
gravel on petition. The street
will be graveled as needed. The
petition was supplementary to
a former petition for improve
ment which ' did not have the
required number of signatures.
The vote whereby the King
wood water district in Polk
county was annexed to the eity.
and three other districts on the
Salem side of tne river failed
of annextion last Tuesday was
canvassed by the council.
Applications by Foster and
Kleiser for the erection of bill
boards at 1230 Mission and 1025
North Commercial were refer
red to the aldermen of the wards
wherer they are located.
Alderman James H. Nichol
son will investigate a request by
Pacific Cooperative Poultry pro
ducers to build a small loading
platform at North Front and
Hood streets.
Alderman Gille mentioned
complaints by residents of his
ward at the noise caused by
street buses on Chemeketa
street between North Capitol
and 14th. City Manager Franzen
said the matter was being taken
care of by the Installation of
new mufflers to fit the larger
motors that have been installed
in the buses.
Gille also said the residents
Yellow Oleo
Under Debate
Portland, Nov. S Ut Legisla
tion to ban the manufacture of
yellow colored margarine was
discussed today as the National
Cooperative Milk Producers
Federation opened its 32nd an
nual convention.
Secretary Charles W. Holman,
Washington, D. C , said the in
dustry planned further action
were demanding crosswalk lines
on Court at Winter, better walks
around the state office building
project, and better lighting in
the same area. All complaints
were referred to the eity manager.
against margarine and would
get to the subject before the
convention ends here Friday.
He said delegates also would
review farmers' cooperatives in
relation to the anti-trust laws.
The convention, first to be
held on the west coast in 16
years, was atended by about 800
delegates of dairy cooperatives
in 47 states. A "dairy co-op spe
cial" train which left Chicago
Thursda for the convention was
due today after a one-day stop
at Seattle yesterday. The mid
western and eastern delegates
were guests of the Seattle Unit
ed Dairymen's association.
Other subjects up for discus
sion included quality standards
of dairy products, the problem
of making the Industry more
attractive to the youth of the
nation and the pricing of fluid
milk.
Federation President JohnolfJ Hubbard Dinner
mam, i, uiicuiiriu, 4iiiiii., was
to discuss the future for dairy
men in light of the post-election
political picture.
The Northern Lights are caus
ed by an electrical discharge
passing through the very low
pressure air at altitudes from SO
to 500 feet above the earth's
surface.
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Tender!
Ion the hall.
Hubbard - The past chancel-
lor's dinner of the Knights of the dinner includes Marian An
Pythias will be held at the Py- derson, chairman; Saaie 6choll,
thian hall Saturday, starting at Katherine Will and Cora Smith,
5 o'clock and is open to the pub- from Arion Temple and mem-
lic. The proceeds will be used tojbers will be asked to donate
pay the expense of the new roof food.
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