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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1919)
Principal Events af the Week Briefly Sketched far Infor mation of Our Readers. Astoria and Clataop rounty aro Bn Ing tip solidly against th« propose«! creation of th» l*ort of Columbia llopgrowers of the Sheridan section are vignlng rontrarts for th« hop crop for a ihr«« year period al 35 cants W W Poland ot Mvedd was r-lectxi pr««ident of the Lian rounty farm r *u In th«« an«ual n»«Alnx hvld In Albany. The cranberry growers of Clatsop rounty hsv« d«cld««d to Incroaa«’ th» amount of their acreage 20 p®r cent this year. Students <»f Oregon Agricultural col lege who are entirely or partially self supporting form 77 per cent of th« student body. The Victory Hose Festival will b- held In Portland Wednesday. Thur» day and Friday. June 11. 13 and 13. It has be«n d»«cid««d. Oregon's quota In the »«.OOO.OOt1 Victory drive, being conducted by the rational commltt««e committee ot of northern liap list laymen, has been fixed at »32.963 store. At least one has done so al rwidy. and others ar« apt to follow within a short time. It Is predicted March < has been set by the t'ma Ulla county court aa the date for a special slectl.m to vole upon the pro Propesed Constitution Provides poo>-,l bond Issue for »1.040.00« with whl« h t > Improve the principal high For Union of Nations to ways of all parts < f the county If Settle Future Troubles th» county votes th« bonds the state highway commlaalon will appropriate more than half a million dollars to ’ Parts President Wilson was the match the rounty expenditures on 1 Central figure of the plenary peac« slat« highways conference when he r«a«l the coven During the war Mr». C F Daniels sot establishing a league of nations wife of a well known Pendleton farm There was added Interest In th« ««• »r. rarrie<| on a correspondence with slon. as It was the last gathering of 9* different Umatilla county boys Ir tbe delegates prior to th» president's the nerviest. In doing this she ha d« parturs. as well as bring the orca written more than I7 i «0 letters I sk>n of presenting the document with them During th« last 13 months ah< which his name Is Identified, As be closed tbn president laid a»td< has written an ev n thmivand letter- and ««»nt **.»* packages, This Is pr«d th«' document and spoke of what had ably the record for enrrwipondenc been accomplished The deliberations of the commission b»d been moat In with soldier and sailor boys The secretary of th» Interior h» structtvei and throughout th» proceed Ings there was an undwrtans °f «n advise! i: «prosentatlve S'nnott a there will b«« no more graiing permit thuslasm in the great work being a< leaved for Indian lands In Gllllar cumpllah««d. he said. PrealdaOl WD kb • •• followed bj county. Oror >n. for a long time F U>rd Hebert ( xil. farad of the British new rogtilaUr-ns recently com-■let»' leasts of national Lsoi commission. the secretary »njy« allotments 'n G" Bourgeois of tu«« French commission Ham rot’nty will soon b«« ms«!« tn the KIIrkHat !n>!laas which makes th' and other leading figur««» of the eon chance of leasing any of the«« land ferenee. Th« prop«»««! league of nations, a for grating purposes quite Indefinite outlined tn th« covenant read by Pre» A three «lays' Irrlrntlon school wa- Ident Wilson, w 'll consist <>f repr«s«n held In G'ants Pave-under direction of tatlves of tbe United Blates. Ureal County Agent C D Thompson, with Britain. Franc«. Italy and Japan, to So termors In attendance Fa-mar« gather with representatives of four fr««m the newly organised Gold Hilt other slates trrigat'on district anil from other s«»c | The council will meet as often aa Is H«’n» of th- countv worn given frstruc necessary. but at hast one« » y »r. s tlnn In th ’ «r»ne*-ment «>f their anils whatever pl»««« may be designated under trrlgatloa In a scries of tec Any matter within «he scope of actio; <ur»a and <! mumarationa by W. 1. of tbe league or affecting tbe p- scv Powers. <>t the Oregon Agriculture* of tbe world would be dealt with. college QUOTAS OF LOAN LEAGUE COVENANT WILL DEPEND ON WAR STAMPSALES Work will start nest week on a seven mile extension of the Shevlin Hixon company's logging railway near llend. th« Improvement to coot »100, 000. To suer.--d w B Ayer, who resigned from the soldiers' and sailors' relief commission. Governor Wtthyeombe ap pointed Frederick W Mulkey of Fort land. Astoria wna selected aa the next By the terms of th«« pnatofflc«» and meeting place and Charles Brown of post roads appropriation bill, as passe«' Astoria was elected preaident of the by the senate, Oregon rccwlvea federa’ Oregon K< tellers' association. which aid for highways mor« than troblln held a successful three days' conven th« amounts already authorlr-d I Hon In Salem. previous congress for th fiscal year« The employment situation In Port The total allot 191». 1930 and 1931 land Is steadily Improving, according ted to Oro-on road bulldins by tb> | Executive cou: II to consist of rep to tlw federal emplhynient bureau B< resentatlves of the United State«. Ilrit federal government for these thro fore the middle of March. It Is expect years was »1,191,10». but the new bill l«h empire. Fran««. Italy and Japan, rd. jobs will be available tn absorb the lust pa««e<| by the senate Increases • nd representatives ot four other surplus In the labor market. states thst amount to »4 330.9«. To set dates, arrange the Beta of Council to meet at least one« a year On« million dollars worth of goo<! ewnta and standardise rules for th«’ Permanent International secretariat roads for Marlon county se,-m not only annual central Oregon Interscholastl posslhle. hut probable from the Intense to be «atabli-h—I track and field meet, delegates from Majority of states represented at enthusiasm shown at a mass meeting modings shall dcclJa all problems De Schutt'S, Crook and Jefferson coun af representative road bo«»»t.»r« from I President of Ut;’.le*l Hlutcs I to cal’ ties met In Prineville Saturday every part of th« county and every With a total of six points In Its favor first meeting roa«l district In the county. h«dd at Expens.-s born«« by members of the and but twn against, the Corvallis high Balem The m««etlng unanimously school has won the Interscholastic d<- league went on record favoring a »1,000.00« Envoys »hall enjoy Immunity i durine bate championship of tb«’ west side bond Issue for market-town roads and • Willamette district, Beaverton la sec- ot getting It before the people at a sess I ona end with five points In Its favor New memlior a«lmllte«i by spacial el«’ctlon aa sewn aa posai bl* Sheriff John W. Orr. of Polk county, thirds vote Two fatalities, as the result of ac I Munition* mak ng to be curtailed seised a shipment of about 100 hot c'dents within the we« k and another High contract i-> parties to pro».-rv. tics nf whisky at Ballston, a little death aa the result ot a previous ac- against exleri.al a : cression. territ-vrla hamlet In the northern part of the eIdent are includ««l In tbe report of Intt-grlty* and <’it»tltig political Ind« county. The ll«|uor was packed In a the stat« Industrial accident commis steel vault end was shipped from a pendent » of all states membOfW <»f the sion for the week. A. O. Dibbt-rn was point In California. league killed in a Portland shipyard accident. Final hearing on the proposed In Arbitration made compulsory. John U-leoua. logger at Strassel, met Permanent court of international crea«« In telephone rates In Oregon, accidental death, and Norman Rams approved by the postmaster general, justice provided dell dlroi aa the result ot Injuries sus which were to have become effective All treaties «hall be registered with tained In a shipyard accident In Port December «. win be held before the secretary general land February 23 A total of 504 ac Hmall liberal««! nations shall be pro Ori gin public aervlce commission on cidents were reporte«». Monday. February 24. tseted Checks aggregating »170.000 will he r | All obligations Inter ■» Inconsistent Two hundred delegates, represents forwarded thia week by th» Hood Riv lives of H" 000 employes of shipyards with terms of <u«' ’>ant shall be abro er Apple Growers’ association In a and allied Industries. met tn Portland gated. distribution of the returns on apples. Amendments take effect« on three Monday «ben the Pacific coast metal The cooperative sales organisation to trade workers convened for their an quarters votr date has distributed a net total of nual session. The convention will »991,000 to growers for th» 1911 apple probably last about a week. and i” .«r > ■ ¡- W I>.-n th«’ final .>• MR. TAFT FAVORS LEAGUE Federal money secured on farm counting la rendered th» total will ex _ __ loana through the Bandon Carry Coun reed »1.225.000 for th« apple an«! p-ar Senators Folndotar and Borah Scored ty National Farm Loan association for Petty Faultfinding. crop and th« returns <>n eberrlro and during the past year totals »111.too. Portland Or — William Howard strawberries will bring tbe 191» act according to figures presented at the Taft, ex president ■ f the United States busln«*«s to more than J 1,500.000 annual meeting held la Bandon The A railroad completed to Dairy, with and president of the League to En entire amount Is bring used la devel a spur seven miles southeast to Bon- force Peace, expressed the opinion oping the dairy industry. ansa. In tlm« to take car« ot tbe com- while here attending the Northwest- Completing a contract for supplying Ing crop movement. Is the aim of Hob ern Cangroas for a L«ague of Nations, the French government with 22 car «rt E Strahorn, who Is building the that the covenant for a I ««ague of na loads of an evaporated material for municipal lln« to Dairy for the city lions present«-1 to ths peace confer soup, the Wittenberg King company of of Klamath Falls as the first link of once la Paris by I’rvsldent Wilson Th«- Dalles shipped Its last carload his proj«-ctcd railroad Into central was a "real covenant with a bite In Saturday. On^half of the big order Oregon Bonansn rosldents have agreed IL“ was filled by the The Dalles plant and He scored H<nsora Poindexter and to furnish tbe grade and the tl«»s If one half by the plant at Salem the builder would lay tbe steel and Borah for what he trrmel petty fault To prevent the district sorting of operate train service, and Mr. Stra finding with ths plans for arbitration the ixtyal l-egloa of l-oggers and Lum horn hopes to get tbe project com- ami peace, r. I c* pressed the hop« bermrn. s«b«Mul»d to hr held at the that the peace covenant would b* pktrd this summer. B> fid Athletic club gymnasium, mem Mr. Tat. said "It la the Senator Chamberlain has aecurod adopted. b ■ of the central labor council wait the passage through the senate of Rep duty of our » nat* to ratify the treaty td on directors of the club. protest In; resentative Sinnott's bill revesting ti when it arrive« th»’» I feel auro It ata Inst the use of the gymnasium fo tle in tbe government to 93.00« acre« will, In spite of the opposition of such that purpose The labor represents la Douglas and Coos counties. Oregon, men as Poindexter. receive the necee lives contend that the Ix>yal Lsgtos known as tbe Coon Bay wagon road ■ary twothirds vote." la hostile to unloa Interests land grant. The bill has pasx-d the Unless restrictive conditions Im house and will become a law on sig London Papera Praise Nations League posed by the United Stat»« railroad nature from tbe president. Tbe coun London—The London newspapers administration are removed from th« ties of Douglas and Coon will profit generally praise the draft of the league manufacture of tiea practically all or more than »1.200.000 tn bark tax«« of nations Many hall It as the moat the small mills of Oregon will be ■nd from the sale of tbe lands by tbs Important and moot memorable docn forced tn suspend operation, according meat in history, and congratulate the of thia bill •pinion tramer». SUMMARY OF LEAGUE • OF NATIONS COVENANT Overtub.'crip’ion« of January and February Saving« Cam paign Allotment« to Re duce Loin Teak Victory Liberty I ssa quotas of ths Twelfth Federal Heserve IM strict are to be determined In some measure by the at . > .nt* l«>aned the government by each distrb-t tn War Savings Stamp* during January and February, if a district oversubscribes Its War Having« Stamp quotas for tbs first two m. nth« of the year, its Victory Liberty l.on quota will be decreased to the extent of the oversubscription. Coaverx'b. If a district falls to reach Ils Jar ary and F«brua>y Stamp quo ta.. ft» Liberty lu.an quota will be Increased Whoa Lewis B »ankiln, director of th« War tx>an Organisation, was la Bsn Francis > recently, he revealed thrft on th» day the armistice was signed there was In progress la Wash ington a m> ting to formulate plans for tbs etuitlauous sale of IJbarty i' rnt. i <h a plan aa governs the sale of Thrift and War Savings Stamp« Moreover, the Liberty Bond and War Blair» work was to be closely coordinated. Tl.e-ve plana acre Immediately die carded when the Germans signed the armistice and shun Secretary of the Treasury Glass took office he an noun< d that the Victory Uberty Loan would be the last. In the face of sug- gcsti. ii« that the Victory Loan be put on a «old co-umcrv lal basis, be added that the men making these sugges tions were disco.Mating ths patriotism of the American pe,-,’« and he would depend upon the patriotism of the American people rather than place ie curiti«» of the United Blates govern ment upon a plane with the paper of private corporations. The banks used tn buy United Blates bonds bearing 3 par cent Interrai be fore the war Thai t how good the credit of the t'nlted States la. The 1100 you pot Into a Victory Ub- srty Bond will be worth »135 plus In tarast whan pr k dol •iar la worth what you <an buy with It. Better bate the bond» of the United Blates In the hands of 30.000 000 ordinary clllrena than concent rated In the hands of a ftiw rich men Think of that when I’ncl« Sam otters you a Victory Mbcrty I it I tkal think you have «acrlflced be rouse you may b« iiaylnv for your in tsrwst bearing Fourth Liberty Umn Bonds. These fellows buck from Franca leglsaa armle.sor slrhllesa don’t think they have aacrifhed They simply think they did their duty. The Victor« tXMn > - n.lng In April la the le t Ulerty U>an Then tbs war Is over for vo t. It will lw «till going on for 1.000.000 American« iti France z A HUNCHED DOLLAR STAMP A new feat :re of |<>|p War Bavin«« 8 tamp activtth« 1s th«« stamp of »li.o det» mlnatlon. which will probably be placed ou the market thia month The Jltht atami » will be about the «lie of a Liberty bond «nd will sell for »Hl f. I if put on «ale In February The price will in crease su <<-nta '.uh »ur-vliiig month until th«« end of the year I.INN CO C'tv Albany Bank Reaourt .Albany State Bank.............. I J w Cusick * Co . Banker» 7«‘>. >00 Frat National Hank.............. 1.0s 7« 6 First Having» Bank.............. 2« I.OOf Browesv.lls .Bank of Brownsville............ »»3.5OV .Hal ay fiate Hank................ Hs'w. .Farmers a Merchants Bank «3.000 Harrisburg First N ’.lonal Bank............... >0.1.000 <»o uno Lebanon ............ »rat National Bank ............. 235, ’.00 Lebanon National Bank....... ...Belo State Hank........ . ......... 174.000 Sele . .. .Bank of Shedd .............. .. 141,009 Shedd It.did» 10.500 II. 5r 1 l<J.0< 1 Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay Cash for Egg«, Poultiy. Veal, Hog». Hides Will L>uy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest cash price foi it. 1 et us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascora Bark W'e will give you a Square Deal I RED GISELMAN, Proprietor FUNERAL DIRECTORS FULL LINE OF CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES All funeral» attended to promptly and at reasonable prices. WESKI.Y ESTA I L SCIO, OREGON » . *
