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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1919)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST PRESIDENT WILSON LANDS AT BOSTON an attack upon th» 2S per cent In crease In freight rates on grain and grain products made by the railroad admlnlvtrs'ion last Jun* Th* com plaint of the shippers asserts that the 1» ■'reared rate* fr m point* tn the Chief Executive Appears in Principal Events of the Week three states In Portland "wera. when «■acted an ! still ara Inherently and Excellent Health on His Briefly Sketched for Infor« ra'atlvoly unjust and unreasonable.** Return Home. b com parison with other portions «( mation of Our Readers. th» general freight rate structure Th«y ask for a return to former rates t Boston — l‘r«'«ld<-nt Wilson landed Hardware dealers of Oregon will and reparation at Com mon* «al th pier at 11 43 a m meet In convention la Portland thia Returning to American soil What Is believed a fight for posa-’W Monday week. bls history making mission sl«n of the C. A Smith Interests la from Burglars cracked the aafe In Tuffs r'ooa county, was an ord«r Issued by abroad the president looked as though Bros.* general merchandise store at Receivers Denman and Boles, of the th« journey had agr«e<l with him pbys K«rby and obtaln<*d between 34000 and companies shutting down every in I«-ally He appeared vlgoraua and I’.'OO. dustry In the concern The order In alert, bls step was brisk and bls feat The Southern Pacific company has dudes both Marshfield sawmills and urvs showed rather mors than a trace a crew of men rebuilding the railroad the seven logging camps at Powers, of sea tan treaties on the Lebanon Woodburn throwing I3O<> mm out of employment Cheers from the throng assembled branch. t No drflulte Urn« was set for r««ump at Commonwealth pier greeted him aa The 15th annual convention of th« tlon of work in any of th« plants, al he stopped ashore. In the great shed Pacific Coast Advertising Men's asso though some officials connected with of th« pier th«re were assembled bun elation will be held in Portland June the companies suggested the suspen dreds of atat« anti city officiate. legia 8. 9 and 10. sion might not be more than 30 days 1st ora. representatives of the federal Austin Rond, a prominent Uaa A large number of hemes will be government and a committee of wo county farmer, was killed when a built by the Indians on the Klamath m»n appointed to receive Mrs Wilson southbound Southern Pacific passen reservation thia summer. These Im President Wilson s reception In Bos g<>r train struck hia automobile, which provements will be a result of the ton was charnclerlied by those who stall<*d on a crooning In Albany half million dollar appropriation made trav«l«-d with him through Europe aa Walter llrackenbuah and Peter Nd by congr«»*« for thia purpose, and will being fully a» demonstrative aa any son. two alleged moonshiners, were be made under th» supervision of Roy he racaived In England. France or arrested near Hillsdale. In Washing H. Bradley, who has charge of eon Italy ton county. A smalt still for the manu st rue tlon for the Indian department, Boston was not alone in extending factors of prune brandy was found In and who has been In Klamath county to the chief executive a welcome horns operation. for anaar Un* assisting the Indian« in from his labors at the peace confer Oregon bankers subscribed approxl - plana All of the homes » II be ence in l*arta. for thouaanda of per matnly 14.000,600 to the Issue of Cnl sanitary, up to «late bungalows and x>na from all parts of New England ted States certificates of Indetwedneas houses, ranging In price from 31500 swelled the throng In the streets dated F-bruary 13. This Issue la In to 35000 each. through which It was arranged he ar.tlclpa l >n of the fifth loan, and ma Th«- railroad 1!« business, which has should pass turns July 15. The steamer G«*>rge Washington. In been a big Industry In the «-astern The body of Omar Olinger, 42. un which the president and his party ■part of I.inn county during th« last married and one of the best known year. rec«-lv«td a Jolt last week when ana'I« th« voyage from Brest, ilr pp- d and universally liked cltlsena of east the purchaser* announced a reduction anchor off quarantine shortly after era I’matllla county, wa found burled of *3 a thousand feet on all new con dark Hunday night Sunday afternoon n«ar his home, 15 miles south of kill tracts and that they would not let any II was audd«nly discovered that th» ton. the victim of an unidentified n«w contract for more than 30 days steamer, running through a dense fog. murderer. Purchase in Portland of .146.000 bar was headed directly tor Thatchers While the people of Bend are enjoy rate of flour for European export has island of* Cap» Ann. The destroyer ing the greatest prosperity In yearn, been authoriied by the food admints Harding, running ahead as a guard with a building programme outlined tration grain corporation Nearly 33. ship, discover««! the danger and save for th« coming season which will total •,’>0.000 1« V «r*|v«d tn th» pun has» and a warning slanal. Engines were re several hundred th, usand dollars, th» approximately 1,530,000 bushels of versed and th» ship was stopped DKW city Is virtually bankrupt. Mayor J. A. wheat w ill be required to manufacture yards from shore In d«»»p water. Essies declares. the flour, and five 880» ton steel !’< tltlnns from Roseburg for the op steamers-will b>- needed to transport enlng of the Oregon A California IL grant lands were present««! to the In James Fullerton, of Eugene, editor tertor department by Representative and publisher of the Hornet, a folio- Hawley with a request for Information aa to why the go «-mment la doing site paper Issued at Irregular Inter vala end devoted to attacks on the nothing to dlapowe nt these lands Perla .—Results of far reaching char University of Oregon and various per Dr William Hhackelford. whose ca acter were obtained at th« meeting of sons connected with it. has been ar reer aa pioneer surgeon and physician rested, charged with criminal libel the council of the great powers when In the northwest for over half a cen resolutions were adopted requiring tury had been Intimately linked with Five Indictment were rcturursi by the such a «pending up of all work of the l.ane county grand Jury against Ful the early history of ««stern Oregon peace conference as to permit the for and Washington, died at hia home In lerton mation of a preliminary peace treaty Neil Gulney. Canadian; George Mln Th« Dalles at the age of to years by the time President W llaon returns Agitation baa been begun of a coff, Bulgarian, and Samuel l.evail to Parts tn the middle of March lent, alias Albert ' Bertrand, (lerman movement for th» annexation of the To accomplish thia, all rnmmlMlnni M valer fruit district, now part of Wan Swiss, who have b«—n active In the dealing with the l>lg questions of rep co county, to Hood River county. It Portland t W XT organltallon. are stations, boundaries and economic and I said Mosier fruit growers favor the being detained In the Multnomah financial Isaura must report to the su plan wh- a the Hoad River M<>al»r sac county jail by It P lionham. tniml prime council within the next two tion of the Columbia river highway la gratlon Inspector, pending the receipt weeks, or by .March H at the latest from Wsalilngton of warrants tor d* completed. These reports. In turn, will form a A plan to hold joint meetings of the portal iup baste for the drafting of the treaty Indications that the falerni reclam exo ulive committee* of the chambers of commarca of North Rend and atlon service Is making preparations WILL PAY DEBTS Marshfield monthly, an a means of for extensive Irrigation work were s«-en ALLIES In an a«n’>uncelh«nt mad« at Bend by promoting closer cooperation In mat Oemal Mads of Rsnorta That Sonda lera affecting the welfare of the two I'nlted States I-and <*<>mmls«loner II Might Se Canceled. C. Ellis, who stated that a<»m» 80.000 ('•■mmunillea. was I dora«»d at a meet Washington No proposai that thè arras lying east and northeast of Ing of the two bodies. l'nlted Rial«* share thè war expeanea A co-operative a> ppina aaaoclallea. Bend have been withdrawn from of thè alta*-«, or wlp» out thè debt of The laud Includes home«lead entry, form «4 In August. »918. by members ih» alile*'td thè l'nltad Htatnu, «ver of the farm burea of 1.1 m county, the Benham falls storage reservoir ha« be«n dlscusstMl among financial site. has »hi| ped 28 carloads of livestock The question of boring for oil and rrpres. ntatlvea <>f th« natlona. Il was tr ora six towns. The saving han been stat«d by tr-ssury «fflAial« 5>i cents n hundred pounds, or |20nn gas In the country around Ijteomb. Thls statement was prompted by ra on the 3< carloads. The present mem ten ml I«»« east of Lebanon, la again porta that Franeh officiala had agi being agitated and the prospects are b<-rahlp is 177 fnrm ra tat«-d tbla rour«« among pesce contar 1'nlfai Htalea Ja-kson la dead at that setn«thing probably will soon b« rea In Farla Thr trntxaury has an of Copperfield He was bort. In Halifax. undertaken to teat out th« proapects Belai dentai troni th» Freneh govern Nova Rcotta. In 185? and when a small there Thera has be>-n a general be m»nt that any authorlxed Freneh boy mo» rd to the I'nlted States He lief for many years that there la oil apokeamen m*de propoaala to thls *f In that section Two wells have been wan a government guide and scoot In feci to ITealdent Wilson or other Arlxona during the Indian wars with started at different pmee. but neither American reprasentatlvra got de. •p«r than <00 fe*t. G«ronlmo. the noted warrior chief That the dairy Industry la the lar *oMr Jackson came tn Oregon »0 years Grain Import Bar Urged. gest by far of all the agricultural In "go Washington I'rohibitlon on Impor duatriea of the state was brought out According to state engineers who tatlon of wheat, rye. barley, oats and arrived In The Dalles last week to at the recent Investigation by the sen r1< «• from Austria, Japan. India. Italy. st» commltt«« of the dairy Industry. work on the preliminary surveys and Franc*. Germany. Belgium. Gr«at Bri M H Rhrock. general manager of th- estimates of the Columbia river high tain. Ireland and llraxll la under con Oregon Dairymens league, slated that way. the route from Reuferta to the alderatlon by the department of agri f»e. .hulea river has been cboaen by there ar» 33.000 dairy terme In Ore culture because of the prevalence in the state highway commission It wUi goa. employing approximately 4<OOO those count« i«s of two destructive follow the original line, approximately m»n piera ara »I creameries In th« grain diseases, flag smut and whit* state. 78 cheeer factories and a total al- ng the railroad grade b- »d. or foot rot. also known aa the of over 500 employes In these factories <11 the northwest national parks are take all Risen«*. The luel famine on t'ooa bay bas w< II car 1 for In the appropriations foe their support and ma'ntenance. provided employment for many of Or. Mary Walker Osad. g -talti.d In the sundry civil appro those forced into Idleness through Before Watertown. N V Dr Mary Walk pr st Ion bill just reported to the house closing of th» Rmlth mills ('««ter I ake park receives almoat the th« shutdown the mills had furnished er. aged «7 years, died at her home total sum asked for by th« Interior a large portion of the fuel consumed on Hanker Hill, near Oswego, after a dapartm-nt. and th» sum named will In Marshfield but now there la noth Inng Illness. Rhe was a surgeon In Ing coming from either mill Men have the Civil war and was awarded a con care for all requirement*. Grain growers in Idaho. Oregon and gone Into the woods In nearby sect Ions gres a Ion a I medal pf honor Rhe gained Washinr'oa. organised aa the Island and opened wood camps Many teams considerable fame by being the only Empire Shipper* league, filed with ara occupied In delivery of the output woman allowed tn appear In mana and Ike fuel «ifuatioa la better attire by aa act of coagreor ths Interstate commerce than at aay time daring the PEACE MAKERS PLAN TO SPEED UP WORK Many applications for r* employ meat of spruce production soldiers who worked nt Marshfield tn mills and logging camps are being received from men who are being mustered out at Vancouver Th* men who are ap plying come from all sections of the Patted States and say their experi ence« lead them to choose the Pacific coast as their homes. CHEVROLETS ani » BLICKS See me for prices ami terms. Phone tiri, >cio. RISTON A. DARBY ’T. 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