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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1919)
V * -r; *■ kx.**'» OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched far Infor» motion of Our Readers. Wheatgrowera of Wasco county ra pot' that the crop Is tn a «-ondltlon Whi'h ba* rarely it «ver been better al this .'««uu ul th» >«ar iba ralu fall during the past three m*>utha haa tutal»*! more then 11 Im h»a and th» ground Is thoroughly soakrd. Fall wheal mail« an exceptionally go*xl Start before odd w rather set In and prospects now are for one of the big gwet crop» that the sacthm baa ever produce J MILITARY TERMS OF TREATY SUBMITTED Prohibition of Use of Sub- murine by All Nations Is Proposed tint Marshal Ftwh prrwuud io One negro was killed and ano'her James A Wilson. s»sl»!*nt seer» lb*- council of the ar«-at p**»«ra th* wounded in a gunfight In Portland tary of the Ph«*a«an» Fruit Products military terms to be Incvrpv.ratsd Is Samuel C. Harrison was accidental ly killed Monday while felling s torn «Company, of Hel*-m. was Instantly the peace treaty killed when the automobile In which The military terms provide tor the south ot Hodavtlie. Tbe total precipitation at Portland he was riding was struck by a street dlaarttuun*nt ut Germany down to JO for th» month of February was 4 3« car Four other persons were Injured division* of 10.000 men each. Including IS division* ot Infantry and five of Portland business conditions, as in Inches, or 111 Incbee above normal dlcated by statements for the month cavalry Severe restrictions are place«! for tbe month. Imrlng tbe past week 41« Industrial ot Fi'bruary. are In a decidedly healthy on thp manufacture or all classes of Bank clearings for the month war materials. and tbs commercial use accidents were reported to the state stale Indw trial accident commission, but totaled 399.352.404. compared with of th«* airplane la limited to the mini 372.547.245 for the corresponding mum none were fatal The naval terms n*>w before the month of last year, an Increase of ap More than four miles of street Im council provide not only for th» «>ni proximately 33 per cent. provements to cost between 4100.000 Tbe rallroatl administration baa la plots auppriwalon ot tiermany's aub and J;'**«' i‘i*0 will be made by the city of Bend during the coming spring and formed Renalor McNary that ll can marine equipment, but also for th* not grant the request of the Oregon termination ot all submarine warfare summer. Fmllh French, a pioneer merchant t>dd Fellows for raduced rates to the by all nations throughout the world, Grand lodge at Hsh-in In May Re thus ending the use ot the submarine of Tbe l>allea. who during a half cen tury had figured prominently in the ducod convention rates will be granted tn naval «arfar»*. Tbs provision tor dismantling the busts«»» life of tbe county. div* I al only to th«- Grand Army and <*>nfed- fortifications ot Heligoland an*! Kiel «rate Veterans' reunion». the u*< of SI. Ry plans completed at a meeting canal has ben mad«- thr sub)«»/ ot Charles H Jones, for 13 years editor of the Oregon Teachers’ Monthly and of the Portland city council the Home reservation by Admiral II* nson. r* pr<- known to every educator In th«> state, T«-l« phone company properties passed sentina the United States, whereby this died nt his home In Salem after an Hvturday to the Pa« Iflc Telephone A shall not I»- a pr****b«it spplt sbl* to Telegraph company fur a consider* American canal and harbor defenses, Illness of 20 months February was an exceptionally wet Ut*n of spproxi«narfl> 32.<‘Oi’.<n»«> Phys such as Hellgat«, Cap«- Cod canal atol month in Astoria The offl« lai records i*-a! consolidation of tbe properties la others The proposal tor thr drat ruction ot In lh«* weather observer’s office show expected to be c**mpi>’<**d within a th*- large tierman warships Is approved year. that the precipitation during th** The public service commission ba» In the report by the British and Amer month was II 29 inch«« The cltlxeus of Molalla have donated set March 17 as the date for the final Iran naval authortth-a. but the French hearing on the application ot the Pa still make reservations against ths de a site of 32 acres adjoining the north western part of town to the Molalla ciflc Telephone a* Telegraph company struction ot those ships. The council ot the great powers be Fire Clay company, on which will be for an ifccr* as«* In the exchange tele phone rates in Or* gon II Is estiinato’d gan consideration of financial, and er* < ted a one kiln pottery factory Plan» are already being made for if these Increaw» are allowed, ap economic problem» both as affecting tbe 1919 combined Multnomah county proximal* ly 3600,000 a year will be the treaty of p* ace aiMl permanent added to the revenues of the company conditions after the war Thia subject fair and manufacturers’ and land prod Early construction of a womau's la taken up after weeks given Io hear ucts show of Oregun, which will be building on tbe campus of th«* unlver Inga on tsrrltorlal questions. held at Gresham September 16 to 2” Approximately 12.00«) men are out ally of Oregon la virtually assured. In of work In Oregon, and nearly all of the minds of uulvcrslty p««ople. by th«* them are In Portland, according to pasaag«- of Hie appropriation bill In District Director Smith of th*« United eluding 3100.000 toward this purp«>se Another part of th*- earn«- bill was an States employment service In Port appropriation of 3136.009 for umlnteti land. Plana were made for th«> state synod ance and current expenses of the In stltutlon. Pari* A* a result of an exchange to cooperate In raising a fund of 310. Th«* Dragon Hardware Dealers' a» of cable nxoaaagea betw«-en President oo«l |H>r year, which would give the college 315.000 a year In addition to aoclalion a annua! convention ad Wilson and the American delegation journ«d at Portland after electing the plan* were completed f<»r th«* prasl Ila present income from an endow following officers President. A L dent's return to Paris an«! tor th*« early menl of over 3300.000 Taxes to be raised In Multnomah Jameson. McMinnville, vb *■ president, assembling thereafter ot the peace county this year total 39.790.005 40, Charles It Orchard. Hahin. u»eiuta-r» congreea, with German «leb-gates praa ba»*<d on a millage of «0 4 on a total of th«« ex«K-utlve committee, . W K ent President Wilson al first planned to valuation of 3324.560.710 Thia shows Wadsworth. Harrisburg; U O. Me Klnxle, Goldendale, Wash ; r. K. have the George Washington land him an Increase over last year of 31.314, Chambers. Eugene; P. A. I K'irum at Antwerp, then to visit Bru«u«els and 231 42. or 15 5 per cent the devastated re*ions of Belgium and The Sinnott bill revesting title In Prairie City. C« m > s county farmers attended prac France, and from lher*- ptweed 1» the f< leral government to 93.000 acres He desired to accomplish tin« of lan*l In Douglaa and Coos counties, tical schtMda In dairying last week at Parts known as the Coos bay wagon road .Marshfield, Myrtle Point and Coquille In th» understanding that Premier land grant, has become a law through Lecture« and demonstrations were Lloyd G«><»rge would bo In I,ar1> K M House, In a talk by telephone glveu by K II Fitts and K lx West tbe signature of President Wilson. An offer of the national b«>ard of over of the Oregon Agricultural col with Mr Lloyd George at Ixindon. ell •duration of tbe Presbyterian churches lege extension service an«! J L Hmlth. cited the fact that the premier would to donate one dollar for every two county agent. The breeding and f«M*d be obllg««1 to return to Ixindon by raised by Albany college from other lug of dairy cattle, calf raising and March 22 Accordingly, the president's sources was made to and sccrpt«-d by herd re«or*l k*-«-ptiig were somo of the plan was given up subjects discuss»«! lie will land at Rreat on March I! the board of trust««» of the college Though the compulsory military or 14 and come dir«««-t to Parts, aud Charles A Senn, who was reared in Albany and began bls career as an training bill providing for mil.iary In the council of the great p«»werr will •le trl«,lau there, has been appointed atructlon In the high school» of the take up the preliminary peace tr.aiy, State was defeated in the legislature, which will theu be ready It la «•» manager of the plant of the Mlaaiastp pt River Power company at Keokuk, the programme fur military iustruc p.«ted that these sessions will last la , the largest hydroelectric plant In lion und«-r Ideui.-nant Colonel John until March 21. wh*u Mr Lloyd leader of the UnDerally of Oregon, Georg« «IH return to England and th*- world Any plan for the annexation of the will tie carried on in the 2*< high President W Ison will go to llru»M*ls Mosier fruit district to Hood River scb<M»la over tbe state which have and the de«»»tatr«l regions The peac« treaty probably will reach acc«<pt<«d Colonel leader's plan, ac county, according to <’. N Ravlln. see such a definite stage during the see- retary of the Hood River commercial cording to the colonel. Lumber cargo«*« from tbe Columbia •Ions in which President Wilson and club, would probably have more op position In Hood River county than In river during the month of February Premier Lloyd George will take part were unusually light I luring th» that a decision may be reach««d for th*- Mosier fruit district. An Immense pier jutting Into the mouth 30 vrasela loa«l*«d at the mills assembling of the peace congress, with Pacific ocean for 2000 feet la to' be In the lower Columbia river district tiermana present, between April built at Seaside. The pier to to be and their combined cargoes totaled 10 100 feet wide At the outer end there 13.544.102 fe«-t of lumber In the same will be a dame pavilion, and alona i period six vess. la loaded 4.146.539 feel GERMANS ATTACK POLES th* ’’pier will be amusement device» of lumber at th«* up river mills, mak Ing a grand total of 17.761.641 feet of Resumption of Hostilities In Posen and place* for deepsea fishing Violates Armistice Conditions Thirty inches of snow at Kirk. 40 lumber that left the Columbia river in miles north of Klamath Falls, with cargo«« in tb>- month of February Posen The Germans after three Tentative plans tor Improvements In days of comparativo quiet, resumed five feet at the Algoma Lumber cna> pany's logging camp some distance to the Klamath Irrigation project were attacks all along the line upon the discussed at a conhvrence at Denver Poles Hunda/, according to reports the west. Is reported by J. M Red ford, who has charge of the timber a few days agu. from whleh Project from th*- Poi—bGertuan frontier. .Managi-r J II Ituud has Just returned. •n tbe Klamath Indian reservation Germany has violated th» terms of The Odd Fallows and Rebekahs of Kxtenslun* on a large scale will In* the armistice granted by the entente Umatilla county will celebrate tbe one made In tbe local project. provid««<l alile» in the new attack on the I‘ole a the congressional appropriation la suf In the «-sat hi. idr«*dth anniversary of the found log of the Independent Order of odd flclent for this purpose The reclama On» of th» specific c *ndltl«>ns laid F*l.. ws at Pendleton. April 24 Th«« lion officials hope that the approprla town by General F«wh sod accepted m* tnberahip of the order In Umatilla thin Will be fixed before March 4. so by tbe German armistice delegates was that they may go ahead with definite ee»sallon of activities In l*oeen pend County a’one exited» 3000 members A m et ng of the »'ate highway com pUns for the year. Ing the outcome of th» p««ace confer mission will be held In Portland March once. German government officials Adelina Patti Vary III. • to op .. bid* on t >ur road projects, at the assembly st Weimar, however, London.—Adelina Patti. the famous denounced this stipulation and defied an t at the same time it is expected the commission will discuss plans for opera singer, la dangerously 111 At hsx the allies, as also did tbe German M Wales th» expenditure of tbe 310.000.00« pro troops In Posea •oldlrrs Ordered to Writs Moms Washington Failure ot relatives •nd friends at home to hear from many members of tbs >-sp«<dlliouary forces has led General Pershing to order that every man In the American army In France mall to hla nearest rotative s postcard giving the present location, state ot health and military nntt of tbs writer. AND BUICKS for tale. Sec me for prices and terina. Phone 66. ceto. I LISTON A. PARKY A. 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