Daily capital journal., November 08, 1912, Page Page Six, Image 6

Din,! CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALE OBEOO. FBIPAT, XOTMBEB 8, 191&
Pa Six
Will Have
Big Meet
in Eugene
(.PEATENT HOYS' CONFERENCE
EVER HELD IN THE STATE WILL
MEET IN El'tiENE SEVENTH AN.
M'AL MEETINIi OF CONFERENCE
Notice to the Totm of the City of
Salem, Oregon.
Pursuant to the provlalom of Sec
tion 10 of Ordinance No. 818, and Sec
tion 1 of Ordinance No. 6S3, I, Chaa.
F. Elgin, the recorder of the City of
Salem, Oregon, hereby publish the full
text and ballot title and numbers of
an ordinance numbered 1156-A, the
tame being an ordinance appropriat
ing money for the support and main
tenance of a Salem band, submitted
to the voters by the common
to be voted upon at the regular city
election to be held In said city on tne
Id dav of December. 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE No. 1156-A.
Appropriating money for the sup
port and maintenance of a Salem band
and to provide band music for the
general public in tne ruy oi Sdinn,
me.,ing f repr, jor,Kon, and providing the manner of ; their respective and proportionate be resold and the proceeds of such
Vnlv,r,irv of Ore-! ' .M the 8ame. shre of the full value and cost sale shall be paid to the purchaser at
Plans are now well und-r way for
the holding of the seventh, Annual
IV. yV Conf-rence at K iK'-rie. Novem
ber 23 to Deeemler 1. the Friday, rfat-
uid;:y and Sunday following Thanks
giving day. At a
sintathes from the tnlv.-r.-iry or ure- expending
ten, t'-'.e. Eugene Commercial rlub, the I do it ordained by the common coun-Minf.-'f-rlal
Association, th- !'. of 0. r f,f the City of Salem. Oregon :
and the City V. M. C. A.' arrange-, Sec'lon 1. That the sum of $1300.00
menw were mid.; for the entertain- or g0 much thereof as may be neces-
l.ient of the two nunureu aeiegaie garv, i,e and tne same is nereoy up
that are expected to attend this con
ference. From the time of the holding of the
first conference at Salem In l!wS, these
gatherings have been growing In size
and Interest till today they stand as
the greatest Influence for the better
ment of the boylife C.ro .ghout the
Rtata of any movement of its kind.
0en to delegates from any organized
Sunday school class or boys' Bible
study club whose members are of an
average of 14 years cr over, th'-so con
ferences have been the means of bring
ing together boys from the entltre ter
ritory from Portland to Roseburg,
and this year It Is more than probable
that there will be representation from
Grants Pa.HS.
Entertainment is furnished free by
ment for the opening, altering, grad
ing, paring or Improving of any
street, or construction, reconstruc
tion or repair of any sewer or for any
local Improvement which has been
already made or which may hereafter
be made by the city of Salem, which
has already bem or which may here
after be set aside, annulled, declared
or rendered void or Its enforcement
refused by any court of competent
Jurisdiction whether directly or by
council I virtue of any decision of such a court
or when the council may be in aoum
as to the validity of any such assess
ment, or any part thereof, which mas
have already been made or may here
after b.i made, the council may, by
ordinance, make a new assessment or
re-assessment upon the lots, blocks
nance above provided for It hall be
entered In the docket of city Hens and
shall be enforced and collected In the
same manner that other assess
ments for local Improvements are en
forced and collected under this char
ter and the laws of the city of Salem.
All sums paid upon the original as
sessment shall be credited to the
property on account of which the
same were paid aa of the date of such
payment And all applications to pay
said assessments la Installments and
authorize the Issuance of bonds un
der the Bancroft act shall be deemed
to apply to such re-assessments as oi
the date of the filing of any such ap
plication. Whenever an attempt has been
made to sell property under any as
. J ' , . t - l n..nA
or parts thereof or parcels ot ianu j sessmeni ana suca "e ' iimim u.
which have been benefitted by any declared to be void, upon the making
such Improvements to the extent of : of the re-assessment the property shall
np hia asalena.
iu. .-.v .
based No proceedings shall be Instituted
thereof.
Such re-assesment shall be
uin the special and peculiar benefit for making a re-assesment under the
of any such Improvement to the re-j provisions of this subdivision unless
spectlve lots, blocks or parts thereof the resolution directing the same shall
. at X A - ..J lL.I . fli i-nM nt V, rt
propriated out of the money In the , or p. vl ,ullu ... ....
general fund In the cltv treasury of,' of making the original assess-1 passage of the resolution or ordinance
the Cltv of salem Oregon, not other- j ment. but shall not exceed the amount ( declaring the notice of Intention for
wise appropriated,' for the support and : of such original assessment, together, the making of the original work, im-
. r., c,lm Van,! an,! to ! any oencus larmins a l'i ui.proieiueui or repao.
to the general jam orlKinai a-seessmem, imn-
aenn-
furnlsh band music
public of the Tirv of Salem. Oregon. thereon ,rora th dat of
Section 2. That the expenditure of I fluency of the original and defl
flclt as-
I . v - - j 1 J - . U A nAA.
the monev hereby appropriated be and , anient may uo auU a. ue u...r
the same hereby Is entrusted In the "on of the common council. Such
. . , ivo new assessment or re-assessment
nanus or a upei ew tuiminu": ,v ; ,
appointed by the common council for i b nla,le ln an e1,lita,,le ma""
such purpose and the said committee ! ner. as nearly as may be In accord-
hav the nower and It shall be i Bn" w lln l" " Bl l"r "u,,i
dutv to enter Into a contract' of e original assessments. a?aln8t any pr0j,erty owned by
1 ... .1-. .tl .. 1 Ira Hla. !
with some suitable person or persons "u U1B CIJU"' " a'n- u j or in wtucti ne has an interest,
to maintain a band and to furnish , "etlon, a different plan of apportion-1 An appeaJ mav ,)(? ,aken b. Mrvlng
band music at suitable places and oc- Tt of the special and peculiar hn-Eotlce of mw&l wlthin twenty (20)
caslons for the general public of the!' whon ln 1,8 Judgment It may be!(,aVj rom (he .. of u,e ord).
Cltv of Salem. Oregon. That said ! necessary to secure an equitable as.,npm.e adol,tlng tUe reassessment as
shall
their
Section 44. Any person who has
filed objection to such new assess
ment or re-assessment, and who may
not have been satisfied by the amend
ments made by the common council
or by thehearing granted such per
son, may appeal to the circuit court
of the state ot Oregou. for the county
of Marlon, from the re-assessment
htm
the citizens of Eugene nnd special committee shall have power to pro
lales are to be made on nil the roads vide In said contract for a number
so that the expense Item s brought to 'of public concerts ti be given by said
a minimum. Mr. II. A- Ialz"ll, the
Btate boys' work secretary, will spend
bis time between now and the date of
this conference working up interest by j
visiting as many of the larger towns ,
as his time will permit, and In perfect- j
Ing the program. He will gladly s-nd
programs and printed matter regard
ing the conference to any who drop
him a card care the V. XL C. A. build
ing. Portland.
Already the program committee has
secured promises from Xlr. IL W.
Stone. Xlr. R. R. Perkins, of Portland,
Mr. A. C. Schmltt, of Albany, to be In
attendance and to take part on the
program. They are hoping to have
Sir. W. H. Uwls, of the Eewls-Wlley
Co., of Portland, deliver the owning
address of the conference, "Progress
and Success."
band, and to make all other provis
ions and arrangements necessary to
be made for the support and main
tenance c,f a public band
sessment. The proceedings require!
by this charter to be had prior to the
making of the original assessment
shall not be required to be taken or
.had In making a new or reassess
ment under this section. Such new
or re-assessment shall be made and
Passed by the common council ons,la11 bPCome a Hen and charge upon i c,rcuft con ,Q the sul)reme court
tno property upon wnicn uie same is
I.'f CLAMATI0X OFFICIALS
HAVE I'OW. WOW AT (ORVALLIS
State Engineer Iewls yesterday at
tended a conference at Corvallls of
government reclamation officials with
the professors ln the agricultural and
horticultural department of the agri
cultural college. Chief among those
present was F. H. Newell, dlrectotr of
the 21st day of October. 1012.
Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Approved by the mayor on the 23th
day of October, 1!'12.
LOUIS LACHXICND,
Xlayor.
The title of the foregoing bill on
the official ballot together with the
number Is aa follows:
A Measure Submitted to the Voter by
the Common Council Number
Three,
Shall a Selem band be supported
and maintained by the city of Salem
by an annual appropriation?
Vote for one only: Yes or No.
104. Yes.
Ko. No.
U-7-St
mended and nn,);a ! by the common
council upon the mayor, city recorder
or city attorney and hling the same
with proof of son lee together with
an undertaking with one lit more
sureties who shall have the qualifica
tions of sureties on appeal from the
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Notice to the Voters of the City of
Salem, Oregon.
Pursuant to the provisions of sec
tion 10 or ordinance No. 818, I,
Chas. F. Elgin, the recorder of the
city of Salem, Oregon, hereby publish
the t'nited Suites reclamation service une fun text and ballot title and num
ln Washington. D. C, who Is now on a ! ,erg 0f an ordinance numbered 1157,
tour of Inspection of the various west- the same being a charter amendment
rn projects,
in session.
"''"'""s I" they sha,i ju.ifv a3 sureties 011
failure or neglect of any officer, bodv , Lrder,atklngs of appeal from the clr
or person to comply with the pro-a:U coim q mun SM
visions of this charter connected with .j,., gha:l w con,lltloned lnat
or relating to such Improvement and he M,lanl shall ,,av aU CMU and
original assessment, and notwlth- ldifbur3emenu that ma;. be awarde(1
standing that the proceedings of the!aga,nst hm Qn Ml exeeeilng
common council or any of the officers jfive (.jf() doUaM
of the city of Salem. Oregon may. and notlce of a, 8haU be
have been irregular or defect ye. wUh,n t (M from the
wneiner Bucn irregularity De jurisuic-
tional or otherwise. Such re-assessment
shall not be made in the case of
a street Improvement wherein a re
monstrance sufficient In law to de
feat the same shall have been filed.
The common shall, by resolution,
declare the district that will be spe
cially and peculiarly benefitted by the
Improvement for which the new as
sessment or re-aasessment is made
and shall direct the city engineer to
prepare a preliminary assessment up
on the property Included therein
within a time to be fixed by said reso
lution. I'pon thiJ passage of such
resolution the city engineer shall, as
soon thereafter aa such new assess
ment or re-assessment Is prepared, file
The conference Is still , submitted to the voters by the com- ,ho o wlth an' n,aP8 or PIaU wmcn
mou council to be voted upon at the ; Esther with any maps or plats which
Xlr. Newell told those present in an 1 regular city election to be held lnnia' e prepared a3 a part or sucn
address that It is comparatively 8lm-iBai,i city on the 2d day of December, 'e-assessment, who shall forthwith
pie to build an intricate irrigation 1 1312. ' CHAS. F. ELGIN. 1 Bve notlce for ten successive
Cltv Recorder, publications of a newspaper published
I In th-i city of Salem, Oregon, that
f iich re-assessment is on file ln his of-
projeet, but It is not so ea-y to dlstri-l
biite the water to settlers, lie advised
the agricultural college to give less
Attention to the engineering phas- and
more to th" problems of di.-trtibutlon.
Mr. Newell declares that It. requires
as great skill to n anage a big irriga
tion canal as It does to manage a railroad.
Ordinance 'n, 1 1 ." 7 .
Charter Amendment Submitted to the
service of such notice In the office of
the clerk of said circuit court togeth
er with a copy of the re-assessment
ordinance so far as the same affects
the property of the appellant Any
number of persons affected may Join
in such appeal and the only question
to be determined therein shall be the
amount of special and peculiar bene
fits ,equltably to be assessed against
the property of each person Joining In
said appeal. The Jury shall view the
property re-assessed and Its verdict
shall be a final and conclusive deter
mination of the question. On such ap
peal the fact that one called as a Juror
may be a taxpayer of the city of Sa
lem, Oregon, shall not disqualify him
from acting as Juror. The city shall
be considered the plaintiff and such
appeal shall be conducted, heard aud
determined as far as practicable, In
the same manner as an action at law.
If the amount assessed by the Jury
(against any appellant be not less than
1 that fixed in the assessment appea'ed
'from, the Judgment In addition to de-
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JIIYHt AN I('H
V II 01 If
The continued rainy weather lias
had the effect of causing the river to
rise steadily, and, If the preset heav
rains continue, It will come a boiling
within a day or two. At noon fxlay
oters by the Common Council. A " ' c aring the assessment found shall be
,,, . , , ,, , the resolution, directing the making 6
Illll Numbered 1-22. . A .v. .1 , ,v 1 entered aga nst sucli appellant and
,1 m ,v,ic'f ,ne same, and the time at which . .. L, .
l or an ordinance providing for the ni9 suret es for his proportion of the
.. .... . I the council will hear and consider ob-1 " ' '
amendment of section 8 of the char-1 ..... . , .. ' costs of such appeal. The same fees
, . : deeming themselves aggrieved or dis
ndopted bv a vote of tlm people under i , , ,
; ' .. , inoportionatelv assessed thereby and
the constitutional powers of the ref-1
, , ... . , ,. learning all such persons not to de
erndum on December fi. V.t9. by the B ' ...
,,, , . . , ., , , 1 part from the council meeting until
addition of two new sub-divisions ' . .
, ... I such re-assessment has been com-
thereio to be numbered, respectively,! ,
, . . .v, ,!. f,. f, (in il'lo'l- The city recorder, upon the
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Nordene Wisner, Harry Weatherill,
Cora Weatherill, Pearl Weatherill,
Clifford Weatherill.
This school is striving to reach the
high standard set by County Superin
tendent Smith and his supervisors.
Supervisor Miss Cornelius visited our
school last Thursday morning and
electrified the school by her charming
personality and by placing stars be
fore and after each point of exceldence
reached toward the full standard
school, finding we lacked In a few
licints only. The pupils, school board
and teacher are determined to reach
these and enter the ranks of a stand
ard school.
Respectfully submitted by
W. F. ROGERS.Teacher.
Route 2, Turner, Oregon.
Eugene's new directory' will contain
S550 names, Indicating a population
of 17,000.
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DR. STOXE'S DRUG ST0BE, 1:
granting and conferring power and
authority upon the common council I
of the city of Salem, Oregon, to make, j
It stood at the 9.8-foot mark above low . 'pv' a,ui ""I new or
ro.noaoaonienttt ntvrm Iota ttloCkA or
parts thereof or parcels of land w hich
I may have been specially and peculiar
ly benefitted by public Improvements 1
'to the extent of their respective and
'proportionate shares of the full value 1
t of such Improvements where the j
original assesments therefor may have
water, and rlBing at the iat of about
nn Inch an hour. The pres-nt Indira-,
tion Is that a Btage of at leat 1") feet I
will be reached by Tuesday of r.ext
week, as, with the heavy rains f,il'.ing
today, the river will rise several ,
Inches an hour for some time. i
lieglnnlng tomorrow morning boa's,
will begin making the run to forv.il-'
lis. the fine new steamer Ci ahai.mia.
hb wll as Its sister boat, the I'.uno
na, being put Into the seniee. The
government snag boat. Mathhuna. Is
tied up today nt the duck, and i'.l
proceed 10 the upper river In a day or
two to pull out some snai:s In i!,e rlv-
-r above Corvallls. At the Spauldinir
I-oKKing company Hide was doing, as
far as movements of lous Is concerned,
the steamboats CI rev Kaglc and CPy of
Kugetie being tied to their m.iorings '
near tlie mill. j
n set aside, annulled, declared or pmirty which Is re-assessed by such
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he
rendered void or the enforcement of
which has been refused by any court
of competent jurisdiction, either di
rectly or Indirectly, or when the com
mon council may deem nny assess
ments or proo.-edins or parts thereof,
lub-r which such Improvements may
have I n niaib-, to be Irregular or In
valid. He It Ordained by the Common
Ccnincll of the f'lty of Salem, Ore
gon. lie It Ordained by (lie I.egiilVotcr of
the City of Salem, Oregon.
Section 1. That section G of the
charter of the city of Salem, Oregju,
as amended by n vote of the people
and costs shall be taxed and paid upon
such appeal as aro allowed In other
actions.
Passed by the common council this
2Sth day of October, 1912.
Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIN.
City Recorder.
Approved by the mayor this 28th
day of October, 1912.
J. D. WARING,
Acting Mayor.
The title of the foregoing bill on tha
official ballot together with the num
ber Is as follows:
Charter Amendment Submitted to the
Voters by the Common Council
Number Four.
Shall Section 6 of the charter of the
city of Salem, Oregon, be amended by
adding two subdivisions thereto num
bered forty-three (43) and forty-four
(441 granting and conferring power
and authority upon the common coun
clll to make, levy and Impose new as
sessments or ro-assessments upon
lets, blocks or parts thereof or parcels
of land which may have been specially
and peculiarly benefited by public Im
provements to tho extent of their re
spective and proportionate shares of
erto adjourn such hearing fromi fllU vallle f 8Ul'h improvements
forthwith mall to the owner of each
lot or block or part thereof or tract
of land affected by such assessment,
or to his agent, If the postolflce address
of either be known to him, a notice of
such assessment, and If such postof
flce address be unknown then Buch
notice shall be directed to the appar
ent owner or his agent at Salem, Ore
gon. The owner or owners of any such
writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell ofimil"r ue constitutional power ot tne
rcrcrenuum on l'ecemner 0, r.e;, tie
anl the same is hereby amended by
the addition of two new subdivisions
thereto to be numbered, respectively,
forty-three (43) and forty-four (44),
which shall read In words and figures
as follows, towit:
Section 43. Whenever an assess-
Silver-ton went "dry" Tuesday by
29 votes, three times 13. You can't
get away from some numbers.
preliminary re-assessment or any per
son having any Interest therein may
within ten (10) days from the last
publication herein provided for, file
with the city recorder their objections
in writing, to such re-assessment.
At the time appointed In such no
tice the common council shall hear
and determine all objections which
have been filed by any party Interest
ed. The common council shall have
pow
time to time, and shall have power,
In Its discretion, to revise and correct
or set aside or cder the remaking of
such preliminary assessment and
shall thereafter pass an ordinance
approving and confirming such pre
liminary re-assessment as corrected
and remade by It and such decision
shall bo final determination of the
regularity, validity and correctness of
the re-assesment, except as provided
for In subdivision 44 of this section.
When said re-assessment Is com
pleted and confirmed by the ordt-
where the original assessments there
for may have been set aside, annulled.
declared or rendered void or the en
forcement of which has been refused
by any court of competent Jurisdiction
either directly or Indirectly or when
the common council may deem any as
sessment or proceedings or parts
thereof tinder which such Improve
ments may have been made, to be Ir
regular or Invalid.
Vote for one only: YES or NO.
106. Yes.
107. NO. ll-7-5td
EXPRESS COMPANIES
WELL REPRESENTED
Several celebrities who are attached
to the various express companies do
ing business in the Northwest were ln
Salem yesterday ln attendance at the
first session of the hearing that Is to
investigate the express rates ot the
companies in the offices of the state
railway commission. The hearing
was postponed with an arrangement
made for assembling again, after a
notification of at least 10 days has
been given.
Those who represented the express
companies here yesterday were H.
Beckwith, general agent, and Wallace
McCamant, attorney, both of Portland,
representing the Wells Fargo com
pany; M. G. Hall, superintendent of
the western envision, and C. E. Mc
Culloch, attorney, both of Portland,
representing the Northern Express
company; I. Waring, superintendent,
and F. B. Brown, attorney, both of Se
attle, representing the Great North
ern Express company; E. M. Whittle,
superintendent. Portland .represent
ing the American Express company.
The Turner School.
Report of Sunnyslde school, District
No. 96. for the month ending Novem
ber 1:
Number of days taught, 20; whole
number of days attendance, 462; whole
number of days absence 15; whole
number of days late, 12; number of
pupils neither late or absent, 14; av
eitge number of pupils attendance, 23;
per cent of attendance, 93 5-6; number
of visits by parents, 0; number of vis
its by school board, 1.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
late: Marjorie Alexander, Harry
Krause, Charles Reynolds, Herbert
Ptapleton. Amel Stripling, Solomon
Taylor, Stella Wisner, Hazel Wlsner
SALEM-PORTLAND LIMITED
Leaves Salem, 8.00 a. m. Leaves Portland, 3.00 p.:
Arrives Portland, 9.30 a. m. Arrives Salem, 6.30 p.:'
This fast train Is run for the accomodation of Salem people, hava
busiuess and social engagements ln Portland. It leaves after breal ,
fast, allows all day In Portland, and returns before dinner. '
First-class and smoking cars are carried. Stops are made ot'.';
at West Woodburn, Tualatin and Garden Home.
OTHER LIMITED TRAINS TO PORTLANt
Leave Salem 10.00 a.m. 4.00 p. 1
Arrive Portland 11.33 a. m. 5.30 p.
Observation Parlor Cars. Seat fare to Portlaii
23 cents. First-class coaches.
Connections North and East '
The limited train leaving Salem at 8.00 a. m. makes direct conn
tions with fast trains arriving Puget Sound points ln the niid-afw-
noon; Spokane at 9.43 p. m.; also for St. Paul, Chicago, and otie
eastern points.
The afternoon limited and evening trains connect for points beyoti
Portland. Through tickets are on sale to all points.
W. E. COXH.N, C. E. ALBIN,
General Freight & Passenger Agt., General Agent,
Portland. Oregon Salem. Ore.
REE
An Atlas of the World will be
given FREE to any subscriber, new
or old, who comes to this office and
pays one dollar or more on their
paper.
This Atlas is good and handy
and in book form and should be in
every home.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL