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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOl JDATED
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Sl lO. UNN COUNTY. OREGON. SEPTEMBER 20. 1917
NO. 7.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
GF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
MAYOR THOMPSON
Ona Shelton and family visited at
the home of Harve Shelton Sunday.
Mrs. Wayne Elliott and son Ixroy
an<l Glen McClellan motored to the
Ogbodtee home last week.
Erank Thomas and wife are mov­
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SHELBURN ITEMS
Grandim Gooch was married to a
Portland woman Tuesday anti left
for his old home in Michigan.
Mr* E. Weidman an«l Must Evelin
Bilveu were J ordan visitor* Satur­
day.
Bandon is talking nf bonding ths ing to Willamina. We arc sorry to
City to bull«! a shipyard
have such etitc*eme«l young people
*1 he myrtle wood industry of south move from our communitv.
ern Oregon Is Increasing.
Berry picking is now on with a
The l oos and furry fair was held
much better run than waaei|>ected.
at Myrtle Point Ust week
The annual Morrow County fair was
Delbert Shelton and family have
held at lleppncr last week
moved to Dallas. Their many friends
The sixth annual Columbia county
join *n in wishing them success and
lair opened at 81. Helens Wednesday
feel that our lorn of their presence
A state grain Inspection of (lie will
wilt
be others gam
b«' opened in Pendleton within a few
days.
Quite a numtier of ladies register­
Lincoln county Is coming Into pri m ed Saturday. No doubt many n.ore
foence rapidly as a stock and dairy
would have, had instructions been
county
more generally understood.
John B Bowden, one of eastern Ore
gon's oldest pioneers, died at Baker,
aged 87 years
An Opportune Ram
Th" senate Bunday held a special
aesaion to hear eulogies on the late
Rain, let it com« when it will, will
Senator Ijsne, of Oregon
The fifth annual southern Wasco find wHnelMxly not rcmly for it. The
county fair
held at Tygh valley rain of last week, however, found
September 18. 1!» and ?0
In this
almost everyone remly.
Not leas than 800 pigs from th" boys' locatlity threwhinx wax
generally
pig clutia of Oregon will / k shown at
complete, only a few fields remain-
the Oregon state fair thia year
Tuesday the blggeat county fair ever inx to Im cared for.
The (Mitato xrowerx were well
held by the l.lnn County Fair aaaoci
•lion, opened Ila gates at Hclo
pleam>«i as many tutiers which, with­
The O C Eccles Interrata, of Og out rain wouhl have been worthless,
den. have purchased the bl metallic
now will make at least a small crop.
mine near Greenhorn from Antho.iy
But the liest pleawd of all are
Mohr
our
dairymen.
Now r < mm | fall
Portland In 1918 had the lowest In
fant death rate of any city with • pasturage is inaurvd and the feed
population, of 60.000 or mor* tn th" problem is in a fair way of solution,
Baited States
and a material increase in the sixe
F II. Brown, of I >e» r ’ Park. Wash.
has bi en nil toed •■ cour I ty agricultural of the monthly milk check is as­
agent in Marlon c»unl y by the Oregon sured.
Agricultural college
Farmers, also, were enable«l to
Five more counties, Benton. Urna
prepare for fall aesdlitg early, so
lilla. Clackamas. Baker and Marlon,
that a large fall weding area uremt
have j uried the group of 16 that main
a
certainty.
tain eounty agricultural aamta
Rain could n«>t have come in a
(P’orge A While, adjutant general
of Oregon, has been assigned to active more opportune time to insure a
duty in orders placing lorn with th" successful fair
With no dost, har­
Forty first Infantry division for aer
vest mi«i hoppick mg completed, the
vice In Francs
f
lt*ls definitely settled that •II stud fair should !«• largely attende«!
ésta of the military ■el-no- at the
Or« ton Agricultural college will gel
EUROPEAN WAR NEWS
free uniforms from the United Slates
war department
In Flanders. Berlin admits the sue
M im Junia Todd has resigned her
cess
of a local Hritlab alia« k on the
position as <l«-sn of women at Will
•melts university to •«■cept a similar Y prea Menlne r<»ad
In Champagne and in lhe Verdun
position at Simpson college Indian
I region lb«- German crown prince has
ola Iowa, her alma mater.
Th, announ« entent of ths **l" ut ‘ made meffrt lual attacks agamat the
bonds and th" award of Contracts for j Fy«-n«h lines
fin the. Ilainalxxa plateau, northeast
ths Oclnxo irrigatinn project
ha«
Gorilla. and In the region of Monts
earned a gen«-ral activity In real es
Han Gabriele, the Italiana on Haturday
isle In and near Prineville
At the present lime there la nne I advanced their llu«*s on the southeast
automobile tor each group of I» per ern edge.
i There has been Increased activity
sons In the stat" of Oregon, •nd I«
per eent of all ths ears, or •lightly near Riga and «in the laonxo A stub
born battle is in progress near the
more than one In three, are Fords
Emery Olmstead, president of ths Zrgevold farm, on the Riga I'skoft
Northwestern National bank of Port road. 30 miles northeast of Rig*.
British troops. In a successful raid
laud, was "1st ted vice president of the
Oregon Motion of the Pacific North Into the German lines near chvrlay,
southeast of Arras, wreck"«! dugouts
•eat Tourist association al Heattie
Guy W Talbot, of Portland, was and defenses Berlin officially see* In
e|e< ted pretldeul of ths Northwestern this effort an attack in force and an­
Electric Lieht A Power saaoeistlon. In nounces Its repulse with heavy loaaes
Northwest of Rhrims the french re
convention st Hpokane, ard Portland
was chosen as the 1918 convention pulsed a strong German attack in th"
region of Mrivre
Northeast of Ver
city
dun.
on
th"
right
bank
of the Meuse,
II 8 fHxou. a Prineville stockman.
W II Itaughtrey. president of the the French fire drove back the Ger
Union sloes yards. Portland, and K mans, who «waayed an attack north
P Marshall, a Pendleton farmer, were of the Cauri*r»a wood.
General Kornlloff. leader of the re­
named as judges of the Hound Up at
cent rebellion against the provisional
Pendleton.
Ilood River Bartlett pears for can government, and General Ixvkomaky.
mug purposes resch« J thr high «star the commander of the northern front,
mark of 13* 6d per ton last week f o who refused Io take command of the
b Hood River
This la the hlabrst Russian armies after Kornlloff was de­
price ever paid In Hood River for posed. have been arrested and the r*
roll la ended.
canning, stock.
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$1.60 THE YEAR
THE 11TH ANNUAL
UNN COUNTY FAIR
Vuthr Conditions iad M»i Eaton
Asa Hi runs is working on his new
silo.
He purchnjuii th«* ensilage
cutter at the llglrabee sale
Msyor Thompson. of Chic »go. whoae
itlerancta and actiona in the pacifist
cause base aroused * mc >> criticism
SWEDEN REALIZES
SERIOUS SITUATION
la All OipirtBiits, Indicato
Growing littrwst
President Prill, of the Linn County
W II. McLain is hauling hay for J
1
Fair
has. evidently, established com­
II. O Shilling this week. from the
munication with th«« Weather Clerk,
Dart place. Fine clover hay at »14
■ for more ideal weather for th* fair
|«er ton.
could not have be«n provide«!. The
Uncle Tom McLain left for Me
• ram of last week placed the roads
Clray for a visit at the home of his
in fine condition and as harvest and
niece, Mrs. Theron Russell.
hop picking are over, the arrival of
Gen. Gibbons, A. P. HI rone and autos and carriages indicate that
family motored to the Hop yards the attendance is to be large.
Sunday for a visit with A. Powell
The exhibits in all departments,
and wife.
save cattle, are larger than at pr<»-
vioua fairs. Just why our cattle
Airplanes to Solve Mysteries
men have not placed their animala
on exhibition, we are unable to say.
Th«« w«irld will be much richer for Perhaps the dry pasture« during the
the invention of the airplan as a«x>n past two months, causing the ani­
as we hav«« time to apply it to the mals to be out of condition is the
pursuit* of |H«ace. This is pointed reaa«>n. But as every one is subject
out bv Donald B. McMillan, who to the same handicap, the unfitnesa
retently returned to th* United of animals should not have prevent­
States after four years, leadership ed their exhibition.
Owing to a misunderstanding as
of the <‘rockerland Egpoditlon. The
fact that McMillan did
not know that to the date of the first day of the
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in hia absence the airplane had Imen fair, the attendance was light.
improved to a stage where It can Previous fairs began on Wednesday
travel more than I GO miles an hour anti the change to Tuesday was
ami that it is now a relatively safe probably the cause.
Th«« first «lava races were made
means of transportation is an im­
pressive reminder to all of us of the up of a quarler-mile pony race, a
half-mile saddle h««rae race, a motor­
rapid progress we are making.
cycle
race, a one-mile relay race,
’ That is the answer to Polar
ami
a
100 yard foot race. The track
work” as McMillan aaya. It in the
and
grounds
are In excellent condi­
answer to a ^gixxl deal more than
tion
an«l
everything
necetmary for a
that. No corner of the world nee«!
go unmapped and longer than it good fair aeema at hand
S»«-«ten real: »es th"
Btix-khnlm
seriousness « i>f th" situation creai"«! by
the roeenl ilisetiMiin-s st Washington
regarding the Iranern «(on <•( German
dispatches and "»peci» to tabs all
Steps pnwalbl" In |> il mattura right,
Foreign Minister l.tr ilnixn stated rtur
mg an Informal talk All t rann mission
of German «iti ■patches bail been »top
pe«l, h" »aid ■ ml Germany had been
asked for au ripianai loti a of th** abuse
of III" privilege forni" rly extended
The foreign minister, during th" en
tire conversation, «•»■mid tmliueil with takes to send an organized exposi­
Operation Performed
the désirs to sea the «ItustIon cleared tion over it by air. There need be
up fully and completely
a tussis i no more Rivers of Doubt or Lost
ilea and
aalI»fa«'lory to the Untici
i Inlands, or Drath Valleys. The tribes
Willie Green, of near Crabtree,
nifi the
Bwrilfti, ami In a way i
of
the
hills
and
jungles
will
be
was
operated upon last week at the
illy, cor
Continuante of th«' lie «st
,
hunted
out
of
their
fastnesses.
The|
local hospital, for Empvemia. The
an gov
dial relations With the A
deserts
will
tie
roblied
of
their
ter-
*
er ti mi-nt-a fi«l people
operation was performed
' As soon as I was Informed of Her ’ rors. The earth will be forced to Prill, assisted by Dr, Dale
reiary Lansing « statement,** h" said
vwld all of its treasures and all of * proved a complete success,
I innmMiati ly gave orders I«» resse
.
Over two quarts of pus
this pre«'tice This would have been its resources 1» the enrichment of I
moved from the right lung,
done «arliçr as s matter uf course had men. Oregonian.
mi attention been rallevi to th» uudr
while the case is a very serious
airsbility of Ine practice"
When you think of wall paper, his prospects for recovery are now
The foreign minister ha« as yet been
considered g«xx|.
think of Peerva.
unable to explain the exact clreum
stances under which th" prsetlce of
trauemitling dispat« hen tn code for
Octmsny bad come into br ing, as It
Y O U I II
T H F.
»•» an inheritance from the adminls
(ration of bis |ir«'deee»nor Ho hail or
dermi a rigid Invesllgsllon within Ills
department as to the origin of the sys
ten> he asid
SCHOOL
Submarine Rumors Discredited
Washington The navy department. I
after as rumplet" Investi gat ion as la
possible, la Mtlafhd there Is no foun |
dation for reports of a hostile •ub
marine off the New England «mast last
wack.
Shell Just Misses Sayre.
Parts -Francis B 8ayre, President
Wilson's sou In law, has Just returned
front a trip to the Italian front with
other American and British officials
nf the Y M C, A . after having es­
caped a six Inch shell by only to fest
Farmers Big Borrowers.
Spokane. Wash
t>p to tha close of
business Haturday M9 farmers of th"
nor th'■"»I hail burrowed approximate
ly I2.00v.000 through the tedaraJ land
bank bar*.
DAYS
It Is always with reluctance that some pupils start to school
but when they get to work they are enthusiastic alxiut it. Tbc
happiest days in one's life are school days n>r»vided. of course,
the necessary things are at hand to make good work possible
and pleasant. We handle the standard
SCHOOL BOOKS
required in all grade*. Our stock of SUH<X)L SUPPLIES is
large and varied ao we can provide anything that may brnevdr«i
Pencils, Pens. Pen Holders, Erasers. Inks, Cravens
Com tx wit ion Books, Rulers. Paste«.
Drawing Materials, Etc.
Our school specialty ie Writing Tablets. The biggest .*> cent and
10 cent values in town.
Let the children shop at our *tore.
We show them every courtesy.
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