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V. ^«V.« »■ * . » n , a « * f". 1 1 Inti rl 114- um 1 A/ ( sS A >■ .1 ) A, 1 4 *S VOL. SCIO, X X INDUSTRIAL NEWS NOTES I.INN COUNTY YOl'It 'I tust KIIT1ON 3X1'1 RES on th«- «lut«- «tamp—l hi th-«- spa— be low To th--««- who |>ay promptly in odiano- th«- subofriptiuti price i* 31.00 l»cr year Th«- price la 31.Ä if pawl during year I h«- paper ia not aent to subscribers who are maire than <»na- year in arrears. OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 1?, 1<<17 NO. F C IIart-y. mayor of Astoria, wa* found guilty in police court of fight Hi lug on the public atreeta and fln--d liti with th-- option of is- day« in th- City Jail Th- mayor said h- would app-ai. Invest menta of all th«« Inaurancr Principal Events of the Week .'ompaule* In th— »tat- of Or-gon on OrVgon Development Sr»« in l.inr of Iteccitiber 31, l»t<. amounted to 127 Briefly Sketched for Infor Industrie», Payroll«, and Product« S3*. 349 17. according to » statement mation of Our Readers. just Issued by Insurance Commission of Labor and Enlrrpriar. -r llarvey Well« All the railroad componi«-« opera Ffforte will b- mid* th , -i >n to ting In the •tote now have filed with Readers of the News should •atabl sh flavralsluK nrar Albany lhe public servie» com tn I a« Ion tariffs Canyonville, a town of «tHiut 1 iso send it to friends in other states, providing for a g-m ral 13 per cent In people ba« furnished 1» recruits tot with this column marked, show r-r —as- on Intrastate rat-» to tm-'om«- thr army ing how rapidly the state ia do effective July 1 ( Received too lata- fur last week ) Pratt ice ily every man In Willamette veloping. as the best way to ad- Wasco county shet-pmen have lust Uhlvervlty taking • -rm- form ot aill completed lambing and from rej-orts vertise our resources, Mr and Mrs J l> Grimes spent Itary training | the increase tis* gon«- far beyond the Sunday at the home of W II The Kddyvllle mohair pool, consist | nxpmrtatlons of th- sheepmen The Grimes. Ing r>f $3,<<0C pounds, was «old at til linerease will av-rag- atamt SO l»-r Eugene Fruit Growers A^s’n cc.its a pou-Ki ¡cent of breed -Wes receives single contract for$pM>,- Mrs Max Frichtl and little 'll-« 'V co county lii.t'iitrlgl club (MM) worth of canned turnips, daughters and Pearl Burton VIS- held its annua! Farmers’ picnic at TH- first complete r«'f«-rendum peti- lion to b- filtri with K-cr-tary of State carrots, squash, cabbag ’ and ited Saturday afternoon w I th Tyah valley Saturday I Olcott »as pr-wnird bv Mand*r»nn According to the cj-inus estimate». [ Reed, of l’-rllnnd. and. If found prop green beans. Mrs Clyde Rodgers. Oregon ha* 1> *.!««• to- n of military • r’y signed, will hold In abeyance ! li Many beans b“ing planted at Mrs C Rodgers and Miss Ulla age. between II and 3<i ¡operation of th- Rogue river fl»h bi 11 Election pamphlets for the *i>wlai Sutherlin. Westenhouse and little Alici1 I tl’i'll th Nov. mber. 1914. election. election Jun - 4 have been mailed Io Broccoli planting starts in the Hall of near Scio spent Sunday 331.SS3 regla’er»d voters of th«- stat« C—>rg» Forty. a t ■ -d d-«p sea fish at the home of Eli DeLong. Eugene section. H-matrr day. the aniiv.il f--tiv.il erman of th- Port Orford district, Ardie and Dellis Westenhouse evt-nt of Or gon City will probably b-- wants to help combat th«- soaring cost Large chrome and magnesia came up Sunday eve tost-ii with ellinltiaft-d this year on »«-count of th- of living uy mark-t.ng the --gg« of deposits to be prospected in Mal (Hurt-* shag» and oiher bird» which MisClyde Rodgers and attend war. heur county. Plans have been completed for the ar-- numerous along the coast school to prepure for the eighth annual pt-nfe n ’ i he traveling mrn of Th«' «trike Which ha* been lu prog More shipyards in prospect for grade examinations. th-- «tale, to be held at Cottage Grove re«» «t the two mill« of th* F. A Coos Bay, Smith Lumtwr company al Marshfield May J5 Miss Ethel Rhoda came up The tx-hanon high M houl, to aid thr wag seitled when the company anti Benj C Sheldon is the new editor of the Rogue River Cour Friday for a short visit at the war victims, will forego the t»l-a*ur-- met’ agreed on a mlnimuni wage of Rodgers home and attend the this year of -atlug I- cr-atu at their 32 ••IS a -lay fur common labor ier at Grants Pass, Th« Oregctn Fruit company will May -lay frstlvlth r dance at the German hall. Peninsula Shipbuilding Co re build plant* In Eugene sod Salem for 8. A. Sanlnrd ot Roseburg and t Miss Lola Westenhouse visited K Crosnti of T<>l«-do have la-rn ap p< itshinx, grading and - leaning Ore ceives orders for two wooden Thursday- eve at the home of polnttul appraiser* fur the federal gon b-ans In «ounection with the steamers about 3,500 tons ca •uvrrittus crop to l-e grown In the loan bank of Spokane Frank Pepnerling. pacity. The datee .for thr annual Linn state during the coming summer Business boom on at Reeds RC Pepperling and wife spent county pioneer reunion and píenle to J |i M*vHick. county Judge of IU port, shipyard, woolen mill and Sunday with her parents, S B b»- held at lirownsv Ill- have lx-- n act 4b- couity. his flb-4 suit against 12 !> mthit: members of th«- recall com fur Juno 20. 21 and 22. condensery to start soon. Coles, But on-- fatal ««•• id-nt »«• r<-t-ort*d mltt-'e for >■•« ’><>•> -lamax-» charging Portland factory to lie ready Rolla Burt h and family came to lhe state Industrial accident com ecuiHpIracy with Intent of slandering, to make starch from cull pota down from Mehama Monday to mission Ian »— k. while the non fatal defaming him and destroying Ills rep Utaiinn toes this season. attend the funeral of Mrs Bur- accidents numi—r-’d 342 Free ehl-k-ns are to I m - distribute-1 All Interim cltl--s of tir-gon are Co-operative Cheese Ass’n se tia’ brother, Lewie Rahn. taking part In the food raising cam to boy* and girls of Lane county by lected site for factory at Esta Mrs Z J Clark spent Monday paign. ac- ordlng to report« from tJraut. th-- Eugene chamber of <«>mm*ri-e. a* a part of a «tat- «Id- campaign to lx- cada. afternoon with .Mrs Westen Harn«-v and Malheur coun'le« laumhc<l liv the Oregon Htate l’ouï- A committee < • ’ line live mem The 31 miles of Pacific High house. 'try a««-« 1st Ion to Incr-ase th- uval l«ers h«« b-en named to hav>- charge way in Linn county can be grad prod ■ tin th- nt th-- lit err--« tn I m put Into flax Wi Iter Jennings and wife re ed and drained for $7,000. l*-(iir-* and 'l<-nimi»trations at In turned to their home at Silverton by th- Salem commercial club. and Monmouth dosed the Potato«*« and b-an *er--«x- will 1-- ■ d-p< n«l--i Roseburg Water Co will re Thursday. exc-ptlonally large In th-- Willamette ; .‘iou’ht rti Pacific Oregon Agricultural duce rates for irrigation. rampalgn of pr< parwim ■*. Mrs Herb’rt Shelton «pent vall-y this year. It 1« estimated 10. college Morrow ranch at Pendleton aft- r a trip ■’ practically thr-«- weeks, 000 acres will I m - plant-d In 1» an» * .Monday with Mrs Ray Dolmon sells on trade at $105,000. The Booth Kelly I.unit» r company covering m<Mt of the points along th* and Mrs Will G imes. baa annount-.-d a «sg>- Inert ««•• averag Boulh-rn Pacific lines In »--at<-rn Or»- Shipbuilding to be started in Tillie, Mary and Rosa Dieutch Ing i-o rem« a day for all wt-rknirn in gon. Lane Co. Construction may be Both egstern and w-»t< rn Oro*«» spent Saturday with Wyma Bur- the w < mm ! s at Wendling and Spring gin at once on 4 vessels. are lncliid<-«l in th»- Itlna-rartra that field m ester. John Sh-rrar Harris »lutw fume have been ar-ang-d for extensive Milton may have dehydrating Walter Williams is the proud as a breeder of .Angora goat« 2i year« r.pc«- It making tour» by Oregon's three plant. ago was «aid to lie world wide, died state highway comml«»lon-rs H B--n owner of a new motorcycle. He Contract let at Roseburg for at hl* home near Salem He wa* SI son. K. J. Adams and W. I. Thump expects to take Mme dying tripa »on for the «---k of Mar 21 2®. Inulu modern apartment house. year* old. this summer. slve C E Porter, of Baker, has been New steel cables arrive at To Th- flrwt sale» that have b—n made Chatter Box named by the public servl«e rommls ledo for renewed legging opera ■Ion a* chief grain Inspector under of 1917 pack ('olumtiin river «almon tions. been at prices tttxaait 40 p«r Cent Two and four minute Edison ’ the new grain ln»i»eclion act which have lilgh-r than thoee ruling last year, goea Into effect May 21. Gresham cannery may share cylinder records to exchange. A concentrated campaign to etter and there 1« every rvaaon to believe in $1,000,000 government con Enquire at this office. mlnate harmful rodents from the agri that the total valuation of the pack tra«. L cultural area* of eastern and central «III avrrng«- that much ovpr th-- out •o Oregon will lie started by the United put of HHS. The railroads are donating the Voice» of the farmer* ar- being lifted States biological survey. use of thousands of acres of MI m ll-rtha l>«y|«. of the domestic In protest against fnrih-r ««-arch of th- right of way for farming pur- science d-pnrtnutit nt th- Or- gon Agri rural districts of the «rate for recruits I poses. At Licomb Union hall May 18. cultural collage, «ay* that vetch s«-ed for th- army and navy They »ay the North Bend box factory may Come enjoy the evening with offers a good substitute for lean« and limit has been reached and If Oregon la to have a food crop of any proportions, Is of about the same food value. open soon. your friends. We assure you — Th* western Or-gun conference of m-n must be available to h-lp till th- Lane Co court decides to US»’ Best Management Seventh Day Adventl«»« will hold their soil and to harvest the products, wood in new bridge. I «sn county agricultural council annual conf-rent - an<! camp m—ting Best Music arl opt-d a resolution favoring the late In Portland agalu thia year, beginning 682 acre ranch at LaGrande Best Supper opening of st bools throughout the May 2V and continuing until June 11 sells for $4.5.000. At popular prices. Earl Burton, cashier ot the First county n-xt fall In an effort to m—t ltp Amusement Committe. Building boom on at Stan National bank at For--«t Grove, who th- labor problem, which, Il Is an disappeared mysteriously March 3, tlcipati-d. will d-vdop In connection field. 100 car capacity fruit Artisans to erect building at thl« year. Is In t olumbus. Ohio, ac wfih the harveatlng of the Increased warehoute to be built of hollow a- r--ag- of food crops now bring plant cording to word receiv«*d by his fam Canby. tile. ed. Uy. Echo Storage reservoir west Due. it ta believed, to the cool, wet Engineer U. H llansen and Frank Canning and pickling factory Hablett. of Heppner, section foreman, spring, a small brown cut worm has of Butter creek being planned. preparing to operate at .Milton. made it« app«*aranre In Umatilla w-r- drowned In th- turbulent waters Hood River lumber company county and la doing considerable of Willow creek, near Mr man. when 1-arge shipyard to be built at Columbia City by California to put 2.000 acres of lugged off damage to wheat, by working at the th- engin» pulling O W it * N. mix land on market ed gaas»ng-r and freight train No. roots parties. OF GENERAL INTEREST THOMAS CHECK JOTTINGS I Grand Bull I i A II .'a urop ped inrouxh • bridge. » caa <’i:r-I by laitji »«Ivr frdluwiiig « chimi burst Flft-.-n yr ar.dd Carl Tuell. coni’ rultt-d to the boys' trait tn» »> bool le va m»«- of robl- rl--» of beach cottag-a *n Lincoln county. In which h>- bad par- tlclpated with the notorious convict, if*« Hull, conf-wed H- xi-. ri.'f in 11 O-'-r. of that county. and to employes i nf the atati- training school, (hut hn »hot and killed Hall about u month i»<> at their lonely camp on the bench tear Beal ll x-k. Hall’s IxHiy was dis- rover«-d by hl* brother ut th«- camp Alumni of th. tir-Kon Agricultural -xtllrc- are lx Ing - ailed Into service to «««1st th- food producllon cam- pa'gn Assistant Rta-e Engineer Percy (’Upper, who 1» acting presld« lit of the a««o< iatlon. and E it L-tnon. Ita s-cr--- tary, are tiding out letter« enlist- tag all of the alumni In the work that the Oregon Par. loth- Hit vice league lift« designated lor O tn to (|o Alutuui are urged to »• • that all land posr-lble. Including their own. 1« tilled and tbat «rganlsatlou* be perf«-ct«-d so as prevent duplir atii>ns of -ffurt I’ndcr an a<i--in--iit made with rep- rtmentatlv«-« of the fedi ra! sovrrnineut *hat the state ot Oregon, through Its governor, may accept th- provisions of 'h<- a-t of connrv»* providing for the er -atlou of a federal and several state l-iarda of vocational education. <k>' vrnor Wltbycombe ha« accepted th* tertua of that ad for the state until tint I-glwUture meet* In 191# Th- gov- -■ruor also *.-l«s t«d th-- *tate te-ard for nregoti Thooe appointed on th- «late board are J A Chun hill. Hupctln tend-nt of public Instruction; \V II Ay«-r. Portland; E. J. Black. Portland secretary of th- Oregon F-tl--ratl«n of Labor; Mr» Charl-s t'aatner. Hood River, pr-sld-tlt of the Oregon Federa tion of Women's Club«, and Mr». Ceorge A M< Muth. Portland, pn-sl-i nt Oregon Congr-»« of Mother« The ft i ••ml act make« an appropriation of 1500.000 to b- for the u»e nt thr »tat--« for Ijte (l—al year --uding June 30, 1!'1S. and |"00 tlOtt for tin- use of th- .!*’■■« .»r th- ■ ul v-,«r ending Juno U>, 11*1!» Th- federal government will coop« rate with th«- state» In prepar ing teachers. sup«-rvliuim and director« of agricultural HulJ-it» and homo economic »ubp-cta Th- allotment of fund* to an* >>n- »late In any year shall not b-' i«-»a than i'rno Rivulet* and th* Rivers. All ure to la- nicn <>f genius in their degree—rivulet» or rivers, it i !- m -* not matter, »<* that th«' s-ml* Is- «’tear mid purr, not tlr-ad wull*, r*nconipa*sing cDcompassing dead <l< a<l heap« licnti of tliinfs known nml ntimlM-r-’tl, , I but running water« hi the sweet wildrrn«*** >>f thing* unnumbered and unknown, - ohm :ou- only of the living bunks, on which they purth refresh and |Mirtly reflect the fl«iwcm, uft'l so pas* <m. -Ruskin’s "The fitones of Venice. Four-yenr-old Iiorotliv «'n.* • ping with her mother when it I« raining very hard - Mamma,” asked, "whv rloc* it rain?” ■'io make the gra-* mid veg««- table* grow siiti the straw l«crrir-s thut you love *o will," wn* the re ply. “Hut whv doe* it ruin on the pavement ?" tletnanili-tl Dorothy. Ext hange. »«• , lislied Ih- un» an old . g-wal hearted English The «lull' i- unmol after Í- ♦’hx1
