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Things W orth Knowing.
Program for 1923 Expected to Exceed
All Other Year«.
Portland. — Four thousand homes
coating $14.000,000 will l<o erected In
Portland this year, accordtug to au
nounccuient Monday by John A. Kelly
district director of the United States
departm ent of labor employment serv
ice of San Francisco, in addition, sev
eral large office and commercial bvMd
ings are scheduled at a coat approx)
m ately $5.000.000, hesidca about $1,-
500.000 to be spent on new factories
and enlargem ents to some now in oper
at ion.
In most of the cities of Oregon suf
fictent building is plutincd for 1925
to keep busy all (he resident building
trades labor every working day of the
year, except where Inclement weather
interferes.
Salem building projects include sev
• ral churches and office buildings, it
was announced, and Eugene antic!
pates a fair sized amount of general
construction. M arshfield's 1925 pro­
gram is reported to be on a greater
scale than in 1924, including projects
carried over from last year.
The departm ent of labor forecasts
as to baiiui..fc W ashington during
this year is that it will exceed per­
formance in 1924 in many of the larger
centers of the state. Generally build­
ing labor will be actively employed on
projects already under way and on
such as arc planned to be started in
the near future.
In Seattle the m ajor part of con­
struction will consist of factory and
other industrial buildings. Everett,
Yakima, W enatchee and lloquiutn
have planned enough construction to
keep employed practically all the
local skilled labor during the year, it
was slated. The outlook for the north­
west part of W ashington and in the
Spokane section was declared ex­
cellent.
The forecast made by the depart­
ment of labor for California as to con­
struction of buildings makes cheerful
reading for Oregon and W ashington
lumbermen. Building construction In
California cities in 1924 exceeded the
very active year of 1923, and the de­
partm ent of labor said that the pro­
gram for 1925 promised to surpass
either of those years.
OEBT IN 10 YEARS
Nation’s Frgures Multiply 7,
Times, Report Shows
OREGON STATE LEADS
Increasr of 39 Millions in Bond Issues
Is Noted Between 1912
and 1922.
W ashington. D. C. The public debt
After a delay extending over 20
years the senate Thursday took up the
of the United States. Including that of
treaty recognizing Cuban sovereignty
(ho federal government amt all of ita
i over the Isle of Pines under an agree­
subdivisions, multiplied nearly seven
ment calling for final action »* this
times between 1912 and 1922, it was
1 sessiou.
shown Saturday in ceusus bureau
figures. At (he end of December. 1922.
108 North Ninth Street
Telephone Broadway 1557
A vote of confidence In Prem ier
(he total was $30.945.626.000 while at
Mussolini, which Implies approval of
(ho same period in 1912 It was but
the basic principles of the electoral bill
OPEN ALL NIGHT
I4.S50.460.000.
now pending, was given Friday by tie
While the greatest Increase appear
chamber of deputies. The vote wav
Boiled Dinner Daily
ed '.a (he federal debt, because of the
j 303 to 33.
war, the debt increase of states was
Short Orders At All Times
Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight
nearly three fold and that of rnuntci
Fish and Game in Season champion, has null the ring, he an­
politics and other subdivisions doubt
nounced Friday simultaneously with
ed.
j the giving out of the announcement of
The federal governm ent In 1912
Call Us and We Will Gladly Arrange for Private Parties
: his engagement to Estelle Taylor.
owed $1.028.564,000, while in 1922 it
' movie actress.
owed $22,155,886,000. The total of state
indebtedness in 1912 was $345.942.000.
Two men held up Claus Seitz, as­
while in 1922 it was $935,544,000. Other
sistant cashier of the Pacific Tele­
civil divisions owed $3,375.954,000 in
phone k Telegraph company, in Seat
1912 ami $7,754.196.000 in 1922.
tie. Saturday, and obtained $8000 in
All the figures represented net
: cash and $12.000 In checks which he
debt, tit eburenu explained, sinking
was going to deposit in a bank.
fund and cash assets in possession of
the indebted units of government hav­
Tentative plans for a strike among
MORTICIANS
ing been subtracted from the total of
\ the 6G.OOO m iners of district 1. United
their obligations outstanding.
i Mine W orkers of America, to com­
The debt total in 1922 made (he per
Montgomery at Fifth
mence Wednesday were approved Sat­
capita obligation of each citizen of the
urday night. Ac.ton was taken at a
Phone Day or Night
United States, adult or child, $283.70.
meeting of the genera! grievance com-
Main 4322
In 1912 the indebtedness per capita
| mittee of the district.
was $49 97. Apportioning out the
The coast guard rum chaser CG-255
items of per capita Indebtedness, the
j brought the traw ler Florence and Its
report said that in 1922 the federal!
governm ent's obligations were respon­
cargo of liquor into San Francisco
sible for $203.78 of the total, the debt
Saturday as a prize. The crew of the
Florence were under arrest. The Flor­
o( states for $8.64 and the debt of the
ence is a San Francisco boat.
municipal subdivisions to $71.32.
The greatest proportionate debt in
An increase of about 1 per cent In
crease was in the state accounts of
retail food costs in December as com­
Oregon, where the increase of $39.
Such as
parable with the November level was
MME. C. J. W A LK ER, MME. D E N ELO AND O T H E R S
952.000 in bond issues represented
announced
Sunday
by
the
labor
de­
can be purchased at
129.495.8 per cent. The next greatest
partm ent, which added that the ad­ Trotzky Is Ousted
percentage
increase was in the debt
By Soviet Council
The ELKS SA N ITA RY BARBER SHOP vance for the entire 12 months ending
of drainage districts and other munici­
December 15 was practically the same.
315 Flanders Street
Moscow. — Leon Trotzky Monday pal subdivisions of Florida, which
Also a fine line of Straightening Combs like the one shown here
Products valued at $55.355,161 were was relieved of his duties as chair­ amounted to 12.498.3 per cent.
manufactured by the optical Industry
The report held that the citizen of
in the biennial census year 1923, the man of the revolutionary war council the D istrict of Columbia boro the
commerce departm ent announced Sun­ by the central executive comm ittee of lightest burden of the public debt,
« m o i »oie « *
day, placing the increase over the 1921 the communist party.
other than national. The figure was
output at 25 per cent. Of the total The communist party ia the most 36 cents. The citizen of Oregon was
$51,450,742 was in lenses, spectacles
at the other end of the scale and had
powerful political body in Russia.
and
sim ilar goods.
a per capita debt of $170.69. The New
OPAL HAIR DRESSING FOR MEN—NO KINK
The retiring war m inister also is
Captain Benjamin J. Leavitt of Phil­ threatened with expulsion from the Yorker was next, with a total of
Japo Preparations—Pressing Caps—and a Full Line
$158.15, while the Californian owed
The Black Swan Phonograph Records are now on sale here at 75c each adelphia has broken all records for communist party and from m em ber­ »142.81.
deep-sea salvage in recovering the ship in all the Important political
E. W. AGEE. PROPRIETOR
$600.000 cargo of copper that had lain bureaus unless he conforms to party
Opposes Arms Parley Now.
Phone Broadway 5388
1S69 with the wreck of the B rit­ discipline and renounces his attacks W ashington, D. C. — Conditions in j
Your Patronage Desired
Courteous Treatm ent to All since
ish frigate Cape Horn off the coast of upon the principles enunciated by the Europe still preclude any move by the ,
Chile, said messages received in New late Nikolai Lenine.
United Slates toward another arm s
York Thursday from the salvage ship The once powerful war chief has conference,
in the opinion of 1’resl
Blakely.
bowed to this severe edict of the party dent Coolidge.
Changes In President Coolldge's of­ in a strikingly humble and apologetic The W ashington governm ent con
ficial family, following closely one up­ letter in which he virtually invites sequently is making no further move
on the other, brought Friday the an­ the central comm ittee to relieve him toward tho calling of such a confer
nouncement of the resignation of C. of his duties at the war departm ent ence.
Bascom Slemp of Virginia as secre­ and pledges him self to work loyally The W hite House Saturday authnriz i
tary to the president, and the selection "at any work in any place and under ed a flat denial of published stories I
of Everett Sanders, a member of the the fullest control of the comm ittee.” that an arm s conference would be call '
bouse from Indiana, as Mr. Slemp's The letter was w ritten from the ed early In the spring.
ìli
seclusion of his room in the village Mr. Coolidge still feels that the Uni­
successor.
of
a suburb of Mos­ ted States should aw ait the outcome of
Prompt Delivery Prices
One man was kill'-.! and five w-ere cow, Archangelskoye.
and gave illness as the reason the move made by the league of na­
imprisoned and are believed to be dead for his non-attendance on the sittings tions to bring about lim itation of arm
as a result of an explosion late Friday of the central committee. It is con­ am ents, and should do nothing in the
THE UP-TO-DATE
in Diamond mine No. 1, near Provi­ sidered certain, however, th at he real­ atter until the success or failure of
dence, in W ebster county, according ized it would be futile for him to ap­ m
CLEANING and TAILORING CO.
to reports received in Henderson, Ky. pear before the comm ittee in the face that move is developed.
A "windy shot” is said to have caused of the overwhelm ing opposition
$260 Buys Trolley Line.
496 Union Avenue North
the explosion. The mine is operated against him in the communist party,
Grass
Valley, Cal.—Three and seven
by Palm er Brothers and works a force of which G. 8. Zinovicff, M. Stalin and
tenths miles of right of way and a car
of 125 men.
Leo Kameneff are the leading mem­ barn site of the defunct Nevada Coun
H erbert Hoover, who two years ago bers.
ty Traction company were sold here at
M. W. Frunse will continue as ex­ a comm issioner’s sale Saturday for
declined the interior secretaryship ecutive
head of the war commissary. $260, the purrhaso being made by a
from the bands of President Harding,
local attorney. The coaches, trolley,
: has refused an offer of the agricultural
Hot Tallow Burns Man.
rails and all equipm ent of tho line
*! departm ent portfolio from President
Hats cleaned and blocked to suit you.
Coolidge. Mr. Hoover intends to re­ Albany. Or.—Clinton O. Straney, an were bid In by N. Davidson of Stock-
Yes, we clean everything from neckties up to rugs, blankets, etc
main In the cabinet but prefers to stay employe In the Ncbergall packing ton for $5100.
Suits and Overcoats madr to your individual measure.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded
at the head of the commerce depart­ plant, was seriously burned about the The sale was held to satisfy a judg­
Our prices are very reasonable. Give us a trial. W e will please vou.
ment rather than direct the activities neck and shoulders by hot tallow when ment of nearly $70,000 held by the
| of the departm ent of agrlculure.
a rendering tank at the plant explod­ M ercantile T rust company of San
Call East 0258 for
ed
Mr. Straney was stand­ Francisco, representing the bondhold­
A line of dem arkation as to unem­ ing Monday.
TAYLOR THE TAILOR
on the platform some distance ers of the concern. Tho line has not
ployment, running between Industries from the tank, but the force of the ex­ been operated for more than a year.
J. W. INGERSOLL, Prop.
carried on under shelter and those car plosion knocked him to the cement
: ried on out of doors, was disclosed In floor. He was taken to the general
Boat U psets; 4 Drown.
the mid-January survey of conditions hospital suffering intense pain, but Cotter, Ark. — Four persons were
made by the United States employ­ was expected to recover.
drowned when an overloaded rowboat
ment service. In nearly all parts of
was upset in W hite river Saturday,
the country factory and mine employ-
Norwegian Plan Lauded.
it
was learned here Sunday. Three
j ment w as on the Increase, while con­
others
in the boad were rescued. The
W
ashington.
D.
C.—A
proposal
In
struction work was said to have les-
the Norwegian parliam ent to prevent dead are Rush Shew and his brother,
| sened demand for workers.
ships from that country aiding in rum Tom Shew. Miss Billings and O. W.
Although the Southern Pacific bud- running to the United States was Hawkins, Alva Johnson, a mem ber of
; get for 1925 bas not been completed, praised in the senate Monday by tho party rescued Jam es Shew and
HATS
Miss Georgia Bearden. None of the
NECKWEAR
SHIRTS I Julius K ruttschnltt, chairm an of the Chairman Borah of the foreign rela­ bodies
of the four who were drowned
tions
com
m
ittee
as
a
"most
udm
lrable
| executive committee, estimated Satur­
has been recovered.
day that the expendiures for m aterial m anifestation of good will.”
and supplies would total $70,000,000, Senator Jones, republican, W ash­
Repeal Bill Is Passed.
as he prepared to start on an Inspec­ ington. expressed a hope that other
countries
would
follow
the
ex­
W
ashington,
D. C.—The house Fri­
tion Trtp-uMrfs- road. Throughout the
ample.
year
the
Southern
Pacific
will
proceed
day
passed
and
sent to the senate a
Let us show you the new Conklin Life Time
with its Improvement programme,
bill
to
repeal
the
land entry act of
Bridge to Span River.
which Includes the rehabilitation of
Pen, guaranteed for all time. New shipment
January,
1922.
The
comm ittee report
old lines to the extent of about $15,- W ashington, D. C.—The house Mon­
said
the
1922
act
was
designed to re­
of Leather Goods and Eversharp Pencils.
000,000; $4,500,000 to complete double day passed the senate bill authorizing
tracking of the mountain division by construction of a bridge across the lieve settlers who under a suprem e
next fall; $14,000,000 for the new line Columbia river at K ettle Falls, Wash. court decision were subject to have
ST IPE DRUG COMPANY
through Phoenix, Arix., In connection The house also passed a bill which their entries canceled and to give them
with the El Paso & Southwestern mer­ was sent to the senate to authorize time to Institute their patents In cases
143 Fourth Street at Alder. Portland, Oregon
ger; and more work on the $14,000,000 construction of a bridge across the where such patents had been Issued
Klamath Falls-Eugene line.
to others than the original entrym en.
Columbia at Chelan Falls, W ash.
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