-omini«*.-u» f«-r • , ... ii. «a t-:»|-li--i.ee
upriver mills, making a grand total vp-rated b» thia < < m-.-any In ih» aiate,
of 23 IM.3P1 feet of lumber that left «nd In- r-a««s w< r. a lord In ratea
th* Columbia ri»*r In cargaos during toc rea d*ere tei- phonea at Albany.
April
i'orvallla. Oregon City and Grilli»
Nine w<M«d*o steam-ra launched dnr Paaa
Ing April tn the Oregon district rwpr*
Herbert Nunn. stai» highway on
Principal Events of the Week •enled a 1« tat of U.txtO tone, dead tlneer, accompanled by Assistant Kn
weight
For th* flrat fr<tr months of glUm-rs Itlshop and Mele «od. t'ounty
Briefly Sketched for Infor
th« year there ha»* tasen TViMh» tons Knginewr l.lbby and t'ounty Commi»
of wooden ve«e«ds f1<-wt«w! Th«- tonnage »toner llarlow. have left Kugene lo
mation of Our Roadera.
of th* entire fl«--l laun*h«-«i »ince Feb »•■Irci a rotile f«>r thè Central Oregon
roary IT 1*1* wh«-n lb* first govern higbway between Kugene and a cosai
A total of IS non sheep wilt be »h-ar twenl earner left th* ways. Is 349.(00 u-ctlon
Thia highway waa deelded
*d In i • n'.ral Oregon thia year. It la Iona
upon laal yvar aa a proferì to b*
eatlmated
Assignment of the historic batti» bulli Jolntly by thè state, county and
Members of p'c clubs throughout ship Oreg, n t<> th* or*gun naval mill forrstry department. A aurvey was
Coos county attended a convention al tia as a training ship In Portia ul har mede la«t year o»«r thè summit of thè
Catching Inlet.
bor will b* *»r«>*rty urged by Mayor oaat morie lana by way «f fertile l.ak«
One thousand acres of alfalfa wilt (taker upon Acting Secretary Koos-»- Crewk valley. bui II i» aald that thè
Mayor liaker gent -nglneera wetw not satlaflod wtth a
be added to the crops of t’nlott county velt of the navy
thia year aa a result of farm bureau a telegram sal » lhe , ,| ti . • un«i- r portion of ih» ruote and anuther one
wh’rh lhe navy department t would *111 he «eie« ieri
f^'d demonstrations In that county
The new road wlll
Itsptd developm-nt In the cranberry place the famous hattl- «hlp I ta Port >pm th* Lake Cr-'-k valley to «ut
»¡■te trafile On se» uni of poor ronda
Industry is taking place in Clatsop •end harbor.
Whethsr th* e<>y«>te m-nace In I’m« lev «loptnent ha» b«en greatly re
county and a considerable quantity of
The highway wlll end al
new acre*** la being aet out Ihla year | tilla county Is decreasing or t not, th larded
Dr C J Smith of Portland and t»ounty fund for the extermination of florauce at ih* ni.iulh nt Ih* Slualaw
Charlre A Brand of Roseburg, were the animal» haa suffered bncauae of
Recognition of Rada Not Planned.
appointed members of th« state boar«! *h* work t>f hunters during the pa-t
<n »nth
The records nt the county
Washington
- Lord Reading, the
of higher curricula by Governor Ol
clerk show that 9-' -t* waa pati. in Itrlttah ambassador, authorised the
cott.
boo <it|ea Payr-mt» wer* mile h» «a statement that aug**»tionn that I'rem
Considerable grading work la al
trappers
The largest cat« h turned in 1er Lloyd Georg» hail advised the rec
ready under way on the section of the
ognition of I .«nine or Trotsky, the B->l
I’actflc highway between Albany and waa Î& aklna
A number of shmp salea have bw«-. shevik leaders, were unfounded.
Jefferson, which wtll be paved thia
summ«-r.
i elos «I at Condon durin-t th- rant week
John Wald*n. deputy warden of 1.» and at price« that wer* highly astia
I
• x.'l I
Grande, reports to State Game Warden factory M‘ ««'d roar «« yrsrlln-a have
brought
|M.Sd;
fine
»'»>»1
w««th*ra.
Shm-maker that d«-«r and pheasants
I"«, »ml Marrh
are on th« Increase In t’nlon and 1« S®; < year old
Thcsq
prices
ar« only
lamb*.
Id
Wallowa counties
Fees recelvwt by the state motor about 10 per cent !*«» titan th* record
to Conciliate
vehicle registration department for t ■ ’ ' paid for almi’ar slock al th a Effor's Made
April total >1000 more than for April. tits«- last year.
Italy Are Attended With
Placea for lab«>rera far outnumber
1919.
Th« total received for last
the
men
applying
for
them
In
th"
Success.
month was 943.222. aa against P7419
Eugen* section, accord.ug to Frank
for April. 1919.
Labor conditions everywhere on th- I. Armitage, sup riniendent nt the
l ai i». Prvald.-nt Wilson, ir ..»t«-r
Pacific coast except at I xm Angeles hulera! labor hur-ati In Ku . -ae There
CI- ni--ne«-au and l’r« ml«-r Moyd George,
are
75
ponltlona
open
at
the
present
have Improved In lhe last weak, a«-
time and the «.ntployera are having cotuposlng th- couiicll of thr<-e, a* nt
cording to th* report of th* depart
dtfflcpMy In obtaining mouth ttu-n to a *otnmuni» aiion to Hi« Italtan g»v-
m-nt of labor. Portland* unemploy
carry on lh.-tr enterprlana Th«- great ernttient Imitine li to r-suui- Ita place
ed dropped from 3400 to 1200.
al On- p» a « conferente
ConstriK lion of tit« IK mile paving •rat dt matul comea from th«- lumber
Vittorio Orlando, ih- Italia» prem
Ing
and
logging
camps
and
th*
farms
project near Brooks, on lhe Pacific
i«-r. and Beton Honnino. ih« forelgn
Johannes
M
t-r
Itaraeth.
a
native
<
f
highway, haa tx-en started. The work
niinister. ari- to ridurti to l’aria. Il la
will cost approximately 9400.000, of Norway, was forever barrt-d from b«v
ofticiaily announced
coming
an
Atnnr
an
etttaan
by
an
which the state and government will
The pulley of Jat-an la to return thè
order signed at Astoria by Circuit
eacii |>ay half This la a post road
Hhantung pr-nlnaula In full eoverelgn
Judge
Eakin
upon
th*
rm-
>mm<>nda
L. f> llerrold. who wai awarded th»*
ty lo China, rrlalnlng only thè eco
lion nt V W Tomi tnaon, federal
eonlract by th* state highway commie
li mie prlvil-gee grani*«! ll-rmany and
slon for the clearing and grading of naturalisation examiner for thia dis
th« righi to eaiabllah a aettlrment un
trict
According
to
lhe
racurda.
Par
the 11 mil«-» of highway between Heap
d*r thè usuai condititi*» at Talag Tao.
poos* ami Imer island, haa ass« mbl-d •«th. who h id been a Columbia river
Il »»« d«< lar-d In a statement Isauod
fisherman
had
<-lalni«-«t
«-x-mptlon
a crew and Is making good progress
by Paro» Maklno. beati <>f thè Japan
from the draft on th* grounds of tw-ing
on the contract.
eae de legai loti at thè peace confarono*
an
alien
C. V. Johnson, former mayor of
The statua of Itaiy aa otte «>f <1**
Calllt
< - Portland hou«<-wtvea to
Corvallla, Is to be at the b«-a<! of th«-
flve gt-'St power» haa be«-n broiight
roll up their sl-eves and don th-lr
new state real estate department, *C
luto queailon by h*r wlthdrawal from
cording to announcement mad* by kltch-n apr> ns rather than pay the
th«. ¡--a« «. confermi-«», and II la thia
Increased cost of bakers' bread, an I
Harvey Wells. Insurance commlaalon
alatila «liuti pro»««d a |>o««-rfu1 l*»«r
er The new real estate law becomes declaring the I cent rtcae de*r«-«Mt by
In inducine Itaiy tu a« • «pi th« invita
the wholesale bakers as “arbitrary an«1
•ffectlv* on May 39
ll<>n to resulti«- h«r pisi • si Ih» p«-a<-e
A consignment Hhorthorn sale and unwarranted.'' th« Portland Grocer»
labi« e
ami
Merthants'
B»soclat:«<n
adopted
Show which, aa an initial effort In
Frmth and Urlìi»*» diplomata
rwaolqtloM amounting to an appeal for
eaatern <>reg«»n. brought higher aver
Rome for severa! dayn have b«m die-
age prices than th« flrat Shorthorn a citywide boycott on the ''staff of
ruaaing thè controvera) wlih Premier
sale in Portland, was conducted al life“ as manufactured by the city's
Orlando and For*lgn Mlnlster Honnino
I .a Grande by the Pacific Northwest bakeries
In an md«avor tu atralxhtrn out the
A llo.oeo fund which‘th* recent
Shorthorn Breeders' association.
I
lanate
Jay Stevens, former fire marshal for legislature appropriated for the Ore
The Invitatimi nt th<- council of
Portland, now with the fire prevention gon naval militia can be tim-d toward
three. It la understood, has In view
bureau of the Pacific coast, with head ' ¿«fraying the general expenses of
th* ellmtaatlon nt th- p> raonal «l«-m-nt
quartern at San Francisco, la to be in keeping the battlevhlp Oregon In Ore
In th* elitra»« ray and th«- paving of
Orekon In a short time to conduct an gon waters If th* navy department wlll
ih* way for a terrltorlal adjustm-nt
consent to loan lhe veaael to the stat*
educational campaign for fire prevm
a««-*ptabl* to Itaiy wh*n th- cotifer—a
for an indefinite period, Thia offer
lion.
are agalli together.
Ks’abllahlng a new record at Its own was mad« by Oovernor Olcott in a
Preeid» nt
Wilson.
David
l.loyd
plant, and making what la claitm-4 to t«-legram which h* sent to Frnuklln George and Pr« mi*r Cl< nu nc.-au have
be th« best time aver achieved in th« I» Roosevelt, assistant secretary of
eettlrd thè quration of th* Gertnan un-
the navy.
construction <>f steel hulls in the tin!
deraeaa caldea.
The d«-clalou waa
ted State«, the Northwest Steel com
That Mrs Ole Rtresd <>f Portland reached that th* cable» »ere apolla of
pany of Portland launched the Went who so myatertossly disappeared from
war and belone to Itrltaln. Japan and
Chatala 37 % days after lhe ship* ke«l
\rllngt m. April II. drowned heraelf Frane*, th* poserà whlch look poam-e-
had been laid.
aid her two little da ugh-era age 3 and alon of th*m.
Grading work coating approximately 5 years, in th« Columba r1v«r. now
Th* couacfl of thr. e alao a*ttled thè
9500.000 will be started In Grant and s«-*me establish*«!
Th«- b<«dy of th* statua of thè Kl«l canal. Germany
Wheeler counties this summer, accord
y-.unK-ut child. Vivian waa found in pnd.ahly wlll u-tair» pmprb-torahlp of
Ing to announcement by th* slat« ' the river about th*ee miles below Ar
thè water»ay. but folle for paasage
highway commission. Contracts for llngfon and the body of th« other throueh II wlll b* levl«d under Inter
thia extensive work will be award
child. Virginia, waa fob nd n« «f Illa national control
ed when the commission meets In lock
The mothers body haa -also
Mvrtland on May 19.
been recovered.
■
A review la to be made of all oil
Rororttles and fraternities at the
Indications in Oregon, according to a Cnlveralty of Oregon must pay a 5®
Otte
Hmith. per cent penalty because they have
letter from Ge»»rge
director of the United States geolo- not paid their war revenue tax as
gleal survey, to Senator McNary. This •eased against all social organliatims.
Investigation la to be made in co says Dr O-org* Hewitt of the inter
Washington Intimation that a spe
operation with the < Oregon state nal revenue collector* off’*«». Port
cial session of congress will be railed
land From Nov cwt. «r I, 1917. to April
bureau of mines an«l geology
hy President Wlls«>n to meet about
Th«-odor* Roosevelt Jr. will be on
I. 1919. all persons Initiated Into a
June J ia contained In confidential
able to atleml the state meeting of fraternity or sorority are *uppoa«-d to
the R|>ani»h war veterans In Salem have paid to the government 10 per dispatches received In Washington
luring June. He haa so notified Har
rent of their Initiation dues and from Parts.
It waa said In authoritative adminis
rey Wells, state commander It waa monthly dues not later than one month
tration quartern that It waa quite pos
first believed Roosevelt would visit after Initiation
sible that If the situation In Parta
Oregon, but a audden change of plana
Gen-ral revision of telephone ex
eliminates thia state from bla num
-hang« rates, which means all loral should develop rapidly th* special sew
telephone rate*, waa denied by an slon might meet even before June 1
mer itinerary.
In that rase the call would he made
Twenty nine vessels loaded at the order Issued by the public service
by
qpble.
mills on the lower t'«*umbla river -omm'sslon in lhe Pacific Téléphona
The dlevatrhes made It dear that
April
and
their
com
*
Telegraph
company
case,
which
waa
district during
bine.l cargoes amounted to 20.393.7*3 the biggest telephone rate can* ever the president was confident he could
I aerea ara return to the I'nlted States before the
feet of lumber
la the same period heard by th* comm salon
end of this sionth
five vessels l<'.aderf 1.579.00* feed at the t* rates however were allowed by the
OREGON NEWS NOTES
CF CENERAI INTEREST
4
I
CHEVROLETS
DENTIST
V to 12 A
AM>
BUCKS
• •fl!«-* Hours
M.
1 to 5 P M
See me for pnces and
tonna. Phone •*>, »cn».
On« door north of P««iofllce
LISTON \ DARBY
SCIO. OREGON
TO I.JL2N TO PARIS
i
PRESIDENT MAY CALL
CONGRESS JUNE 1
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will |>ay Cash for Eggs, Poultry, Veal, I l<
Hide «
Will buy Cream in any quantity and | .ty
the highest cash price foi it.
Let ua get acquainted.
If you I kivc . i : i . vain«
make it known and we will endeavor to rn tify it.
Bring Us Your Cascora Bark
We will give you n Square Deol
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ruu. une or
CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES
All funerals attend«! to promptly and at ren «unable
oriels.
W1<HEIAF I
ri<;
« IO, OREGON
« <e _ S
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