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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1917)
ri' $ 4: Voi XX 1917 Ni » 31 « YOUR -t HSi filPTION I XIII f. on the dab- stamped in th«- »par«' t«e low to th<M<- who pay promptly in advance the sulwcnption price is *1.00 l»er year. The price i» St,'.*?> if paid during year, Th,- paper 1« not »rnl to subscriber» who an- more than on«- year in urr-ars. Oregon Development \r»i tn Line ot Indualrira. Payroll», and Product» CRE30N NEWS NOTES A eta»» of thoee desiring to tak* rl aminations for the army officer»- r«' serve corps has b«-.-«» organized at Salem with 33 members. It is rl- pected the membership will Increase to 80 PrincHal Events of the Week Biie'ly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Plans for a greater Oregon t’lty, through th* consolidation of Oregon i'ltv S uth Oregon t’lty Mount Plea» ant. <‘atiemah, Clackamas Heights, Gladstone and Jennings Midge have tieen announced Thlrtv two thousand jackrabbits de stroyr«! tn a little more than a month •« the r«« i>rd of which Malheur county ■ '« . . ' • ihr r« |«ort recent ly Issued by W W Howard county vgrl -ultural a. ent \» th result of a quarrel over po|. «<>nlng of a dog belonging to itAlph Kn'gh’. Al« v Worthington of Canvon >111" 1» In a »■ riou« condition »» a i « * 1«! I Kt h’ S it Civil war times has flour tieen so high In the Portland market ih It la no* An ndvan-«' of 30 cents t barrel announced by local millers put tlx- whol« »air quotation of fauillj pa'enta a: 1« 8<> a barrel. ot Labor and Enterprise. Rteps.nro b- tng taken to .«rwilze a troop of cavalry In Ix<bauon. Independence Fanners and The girls of Corvallis have formed citizens here working to secure a branch of the Girls' Honor guard sugar factory. The western Lane r .unty play fra tlval will be held nt Elmira Slay 12 Marshfield 100,000 ton roil The H nd Auto:i oblle club wan order bid on by local mine opera- formed re.. ntly with a larzs member Tho patrons of school district ship of i nto owner». Port Orford 40 pounds of 95 will learn with pleasure that \ chapter ' f the X'atloi <1 H*«l Cross society was I rno-d In th«' Rogu« river ambergris found on beach, part I'" f I) V White. .'. ■ ,i . ■■ valh v with » n • i ibershlp of »5 sold at $14 00 an ounc«*. t1 ■ cf ■ t t j«> v ¡.a : ' ’ S The OS. Il A. N company ha« de Eugene Machinery shipped public schools for the past two termined tn I- ctllute a ni >tor< ar ser for shingle mill on North Fork years has been reelected for D vice between Id in and 1.« Grande. Th«' Klams’h county lumber mills of Siuslaw. coming yea.- at a substantial in- are preparing for a r cord run this crease in salary. Sublimity to have cheese fac s>as«u as soon as the weather p»-rnilts. The schools under his supervi tory. The Eugene rifle club at Its annual McKenzie pass over t’jscades sion have been second to none meeting d> cl I«-1 upon a campaign to to be first road improved connec and the b«ard *>f <i-:r ctors is to Increase its membership to loo men bers ting eastern and western Oregon. be congratul tied in being able to Florence M. Dunlop, of Virile was secure his .service.-, for another Marshfield SI’Co to pul in th« first tu mak. applnui n for a year. loan under the rural credits amend steel draw bridge at Coal Bank merit Inlet. With 20 islltora present from aim«.« Relaying Myrtle point line with all sections of the valley, th Willam 80 jxyurid steel. ette Vail« y ICdltorlal a »»<>■ i i» loti m«' at Albany Sodaville Eugene man to Editor Santiam News: William IMoer. wealthy farmer build hotel here. Now t .at we have farm loins • Koi 9!>. on«- of the oldest pioneers of $22,600 hospital to be treeled under the rural credits law I find I'matllla county, died al his home ac Roseburg. quite an interesting problem near Helix. The price of common lubor II Is $10,000 hospital to be erected which 1 am asking for a solution concluded, will b" force<| !>.. ««r In th«- through the columns of the Co«.» bay sxctlot». for there Is a s«ar at Oregon City. city of n en. Florence Portland & Eugene News. This week la "Patriotic week" In 1 have this problem to men interested in shipyard here the »tale of Orer in by virtu«- of a some of teachers and ex- Portland Federal commission proclamation t»su«'d by Governor teachers but have not been al>le Wlthycombe to investigate power site on Col More than umbia river for government nit to get what I think is a correct solution. Pt rhaps some of the among th«- merchant» of Hoseburg for rate plant. H S students may become inter th«- si re« terry festival to tn. held Pendleton North Mam St to there In May ested. As '«veil farmer should be Very little wheat will be planted be improved with 18 foot bitu- able to figure for themselves. this spring in Douglas county, owing lithic drive at cost of *80,000. Farm leans under the Rural to the Inclement weather «luring the St lem- Oregon Packing Co w ill Credits bill rill be computed in early plantin;; season Silver gray squirrels have suffered surpass 2(M>-carload output of this way, different from simple more ihan any other game animal in 1916. interest payments. Idon’tclaim • xithern Oregon according to Game Eugene Philadelphia firm to be able to give the correct sol Warden Thompson of Ho.ieburg. oilers $840 a ton for long Ore ution now though in my school A tin «-ting of fruitgrowers at which gon flax fibre. days I could. Anyway 1 will cooperative marketing and plan» for the establishment ot a cannery were Hood River has a movement wait to hear from some one w ho discussed, was held In Albany Wed cun: "Give rule for computing nesday for a public market. Total d*p<>«H» In the 38 banks and McMinnville has voted $90,000 the equal am. la payment to dis water charge u debt, the term ami rate trust companies of Portland *quat«-«l bonds to improve city given. Example: A buys a fkT.338.3X3 «1 on Mar. h t>. 1917, ac works. farm for $45OU .igre« mg to pay cording to Huperlnt« nd«-nt of Banks Ashland to Klamath Sargent. Falls fur same in four (I) «qua! annual The Oregon Corn Show association highway to be built by state. payments, money being worth 6 has been tirganlted In Eugene and Sale of Blue l-edge Mme neur per cent. What was the amount steps have been taken to hold a corn Medford for $750,000 to Salt of payment to be made?” exhibitton In that city I December II. 12 an«l 13. latke capitalists reported. J H Kelly, Thomas, Ore. furry county officials have refused Portland Gambnnus Brewery to <ontrlbute I'." a month tow ard |..iy plant to be utilized by large Ing a man to patrol milk, cream and butter syndicate. that liquor could not th«- border Ashland gets ice and cold Owing to diaf urb«-<1 ronditInn« «»»Inn On another pags will be found storage plant with 10,000,000 lbs tn th«' German crisis, all brldg«-» on the program for the rally to be capacity. the O W II A N between Huntington held at the Scio Sch tol building an«t Portland are under double night Cascade Contract Co putting tomorrow. This is an event and day guard in big ballast plant for crushed which should interest every pa Where two meaaurea on an election rock at Saddle Butte, 2 1-2 miles tron of the public schools in this ballot have conflicting provisions, the from Shedd. section. All who can do so are measure receiving th«- greatest num Farmers organize to build $20,- urged to come with well filled tier ot affirmative votes prevails, ac cording to an opinion 000 grain warehouse at Dufur. baskets and spend a pleasant and Mrs H A Hkagga. pioneer ot Oro State Highway Engineer ha.» profitable day. gon. died at Medford Mrs Hkaaa» crossed the plains with her parent* plans for three wooden lift brid In IH4X. and was one of the flrat ges for Coos county, and a con set tiers of l.ano County crete aren bridge at Moody over Th* f'oos bay country na a «ummrF Des Chutes. resort and fishing ground la to tx given publicity In bulletin» to b** la Government engineers will re The Annual mohair pool is now sume their annua, summer diver- being formed at Scio, Oregon, sued by th* Houthern Pacific company during the coming summrr tion of "fixing up the locks and with Riley Shelton as secretary. Application for a permit to build a canal" at Oregon City. Tlios«’ desiring to pool n.av phor.e storage roaervlor on Bully creek ha» Eugene —Fruit growers to or write in the number of fleeces been received by the state engineer build addition to association the grower desires to consign to| from the Willow Alder Irrigation dis trlct of Vale. In Malh« ur county 1 \of » hite Re-elected School Rally Friday » Mohair Pool building. the pool Tin- S’«<thw«wt District ronrentlon of the Christian church * III be held I:- k'l.rrst Grove Mnr. li 2!». 30 and 31. The 11th annual tn. ting of the t'nl ted M« tai Trad » ansoclatlon of the Pacific coast will be held In Seaside April «. t<> ». Incluslv«- I’.d Daley Dies Sud denly List Sunday morning about 9:30 Ed Dale) diet! suddenly at the home of Georg«’ Morrow, He rose nt his usual time and ate u heart) breakfast, and had gone to Mr Morrow’s on a little rrrund Soon lifter leaching there he suddenly threw up his arms and ga-ped, and life was extinct by the time he was moved to a sofa. Funeral ser- v ces were held al the home \Vednes«la.v morning nt 10o’clock conducted b) J M Meiklejohn and interment wus made in the Franklin Butte cemetery, Mr an<l Mr > Daley celebrated their golden w< ldmg anniver sary last D' cember. Besides his wife and a twin brother, who lives in Medford, hi’ is survived by the following children all of whom were present at the funeral: Georg«« and Fred of Scio, Lynn oi Medford, Norman and Mrs Reynolds of Portland, Miss Dolly of Iwbanon and Mrs Henry La Bounty of Alterdern, Wash. The family have the sympathy of the entire com munity m their bereavemenL I II«- ja.rt» of Knivlaw. Coes. I'mpqua and Bandon will contribute financially to the « Ainpalgn. Ill* obje t of which is to put the Oregon and California grant latul« on th« ta« rolls In the various Coiilltles of the slate ot Oregon Hepres. nlatlvrs ot »«-van northwest The Scio Milling Company paid coilrg««s. th«' Multnomah amateur ath tvtlc club and a largo num ter of high fl 50 per bushel for wheat last achoola will participate in the first Monday, being the first mill in annual IndtMir relay carnival to Ic I inn county to pay this price. b'-bl nt Eugen - tost Saturday evening The Hermiston p«.-i'office safe was Scio still leads. blown anil about J5o In cash. Iloo in «tamps and a . - id wati h belonging to I’ortlnnd killed in •!«>»* manufactur J II Williams, a former postmaster, ing operation, J W Strang. Power», taken Tills is th«« third mate robbery killi-d In logging operation», D H in I'matllla County during lb« past Mi'KIIlgidt, rmidenc« unknown, and month I M l>a i«l»««n. Modi -«to. Cal. both The stat* t«««ard of control has taken kltl«-v! while treapaaalng on rallr< >s«l under advisement th«- s«-lr< tlon of a property. Committee of five to Investigate the Importance of the g-i-at railroad statu» of all dependent, delinquent and bridgi» hading to I’oriland In th« mil minor children tn Itistltutions. either Itary transport»' Ion system of the publl« or private, of which the alate country led to the calling out of the has charge Eighth company, < oust nrllllory. ore \n argum«-rit against th«- 18.000.i«o«t gon national guard. I» servo an a read bond bill, which will be submit- guard over tb<- Spokane. Portland * ted to th* voters at the sp*« lai elec Seattle bridge over the Columbia river tlon In Jun*, wo» filed by < E Spence, at Vancouver, Wash. and the <»W II master of th* state grange The argu- A N bridge over the Willamette river m*nt will cover three pme a lu th« In Portland voters' pamphlet. Citizens In the vicinity of Agn>-»» Frank powers, have recently rompletrd a wire aua- chargml from a penalon footbridge acroaa Itogue river, ns completely cured after having un which In on* of the longent. If not the d«rgou< tn-atment for rabies In Its long.nt. bridge of the kind In the niort violent form Physicians any world The main »pan of the bridge few recuveri«» in similar ctreum 1» 378 feet long, with an approach on stance» ar«- record«-«! the north »Ide of the river of 22.’. feet. Th«- <'la<kAina» County Anglers' The whole bridge In built of fence association haa appealed to Master wire, the bottom led ng three feet Wide Fl»h Warden Rboemaker, of Portland, and the nl'En flv. f.-.t, capable of nun for the protection of th«- fish that have talnlng a weight of 3mm pounds ta .-n planted tn the Molalla and <‘la« k The »tale highway commission at a atnas rtvi-rs arnl Milk creek and Clear meeting In Portland laid down the creek by th* association following policy In connection with Another Hyde Ib-naon «as* haa been road work denlred by the various decided In fator of the alate. Attorney count!« Whenever any rounty aliali General llrown receiving word from make application to the commission Circuit JtKlKr Calkins, of Jackaon netting forth a desire to do construe County, that he has so disposed of the lion work on p<.nt roads. forest roada cause In that county. Involving about or any other »tale highway within Ila 23<m acres of school land limits, the commission will authorise Three btg areas of government lsn«l a definite lol al . n survey establishing are to be opened to th* public within grades and allgnmenta The expense th«- n*xt two months at Klamath Falla of »uch surveys will be paid for from Two ot the*- tracts ar«« of land In the state funds at the disposal of the torn Klamath Indian cservatlon The mission other la the land prepared by the gov Governor Wltbyromb* haa appointed ernment In th* Tule lake r<-rlaniatlon the seven members who are to Invest I- project. gate the question of «hat state aril The Oregon Electric railway Is pre • paring to rebuild the big trestles that of rfflrtrncy and <<onomy. consoli form the approaches to the bridge dated '• «llni'cx' d in <1 dup: • ;i across the Willamette at Wilsonville tlon of work It will report to the Th* work will require 10.ft00.000 feet legislative a»«.mbly which meets in of timber ft la aald tfae estimate 1919 Th- members of th.- mtnmlesl'si made by ths company's engineer are A J Johnson. Corvallis. T J. shows the coat to be around *r..',.ooo Scroggln« lot Grande John H fir Four of the 2X3 accidents reported kin. M>d!ord Austin T Ruxton, r'or to th«- state Industrial accident com est Grovi Frank Patten. Astor-«. m «»Ion during th* w«-ek ending March (Herman Van Ror»t« I. Portlanu, were fatal They were Harry Yost. Cbarb-s ltid««-n Portland I i ■ ,«»*r( .
