CREGON NEWS NOTES
CF GENERA'JNTEREST
Prlncioa* Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor-
oiaticn of Our Readers.
Newport poatoffk*« will be »ccon.t
ria»» after July I
Mayor Albin of Sale in haa an
m*.in<«Mi hi» intention of resigning to
tak>- up farming.
Hlivrl.lan waa re|»r«Mw>uU*d at the
Portland Victory Its« Featlval b> a
girl« hand of 24 plwera
A chapter of th«* American l.«gl*>n
has been formed by the returned a»l
die.-a of Klamath county.
■
of Portland to rota next Hat unlay on
a bond l«»ue of 32 Jotl.noO
It F. Joti.a. stat» representative
front Lincoln and Polk countie». has
r< - ■ tic,| a» mayor of Newport.
five mile» of wo-d block poving co
th« in* tn« hlghway in Or«g* a
Wilkin i o day», drllllag far oli wltl
la
bw wn « r »,ay la Yamimi x-atnty
Ihr b |M SIr dcvcloplti» a gt«-»t »U|>ply
of Oil and naturai ca». wh!«h »««uld
b* of In, »11. »laide v»lm> to th« »tah»
•rd io r.ir« land, a numb* r of IMrtland
m* n of **
n» ha»« antt*d In ut,d«r-
takln» th« prciiminary work whlrh
will d- ’■ mit m «hrth«r or noi oli d«-
pnsl»» 1. ’- *rly largì arca» io ih«- Ykll
tarn- 1« vaiihy.
Foreign argusg« papers printed In
th« I sited Status hiay lus barred fr m
the public librarian .4 Portland, tf tba
b**ok r i '. m lice of thcdlbrury a «mein
lion reports favorably on a su*; :• »ti m
which W F Woodward mad. at the
m inthly meeting of the dlr«-«'i**ra
After the mod Vigorous fight ever
kt.osn In tbv* htst'iry of th« Myv’-.c
Shrine of North America, the Imper al
council In se»»ion at L-llauapobs. by
a vote of ’’!>• tn Iff. d*-ci,t«d on bold
Ing the 44th imp. rial « mncll session
tn Portia»,!. Or.. June » to 11. I3-»
««••»a IhemsclI *»» «tie la enty fifth of
I |M*r rent of cap t»: an*l si^j.'.us to
reals a fund f >r
«anlsed effort dl
reeled by the a.«a «-lathva toward »n
x>unMt»m«at of the bnmling of high
grade stock an I Im ,«»»« m 1 output of
i*r«>pa
Of the 4314 auloniobltca registered
with the aerr«-tary of Mnte*a office dur
ing May. >317 w- r>* n--w carw. accord
Ing Io a report just compiled
With
a total of <>.<•> ears reglaicrcd up to
Jut»« 1 It la sii-'-'tsd that the total
reglstratlona for 131* will reach and
•ven rxreed th« eat I male of 30.000
whlrh has form- d th« basla for fig
ure« In ronm-cihm with anticipated
r«v*-nu«-» from this »ourc« for us« In
Improving and maintaining sial» high
ways In Oregon
II v<*nu«a from II
renac fees motor vehicle, motorcycle,
dealer and rfl«uff*-ur r«-<*ctvrd during
May totakd 337.330 bringing the total
for this year thus far to 3513.333 30.
an Increa»« of m*«r ■ than 33 per cent
over th« showing of |4>.»S.377 30 for th«
»am« pcrhMl a y« ar ago.
Th" I’urtlaud ««»«nslou division of
th« Ualwralty of Oregon will op. h Its
sumtiM r -choal Jun** 31 arid continue
until Au* - e I fourwa wilt I m * given
In ethics, drawing music biology, phy
»1rs. public speaking, education, liter
ature, French, Hpsnlsh and pev* hology.
Il’ «'.LÖW GERMANY
'RMY CF 200,000
The mill of the llardwood Lumber
eompany at Albany waa duetroyed by
fire entailing a loan of fltt.oOO
The 47th annual reunion of the <»re
gon Pioneer aaaoclation waa open, it
In th*' I •or l land auditorium Thur »«lay,
President K«rr of Oregon agrlcul
June I*.
tural *■ ,11* . *• was the <-r»l >r at the
Ralph Tudor of Hutchern. Or , waa flag day exercise*« at the McMinnville
appointed to West Point military am i auditorium under the auspices of .Mc
<>my l>y Senator t'hainberlalu and will Minnville lodge of Elka, following a
nnt. r Immediately.
parade. In wh ch th** Flka, od I fol low a
A new deposit of gold haa been dis and other organisations participated
<• '.er I n <.!■
neb at Newport no«,
Th« application of th« public servir«
the old life saving station and la cans commission for a reduc'd rate on th"
Ing much excitement.
transportation of the Oregon fish car,
Influence la r< aching worrying pro has I«* « n d«elln*d by the federal rail
portions at Hot <1 Hirer.
Scores ul r*md administration >>n the ground that
riM'd.-nta of the county have fallen such preference la not jusilfl*«t an,l
victims to the epidemic.
could not be acceptably explained un
t'orvnlhu carpenters have recently der c*ntralU*«l control.
formed a union and henceforth will
M um * Fern l!**bl« formerly a-■ ret ary
gxk for 4« per day of eight hours to Governor fvgwald West, ha» b* *.»
The wage was formerly >5.
appointed chief of th«* bom«* commun!-
Fifty busln**»» nun and dairymen cation section *>l th« American 1***1
met nt Yamhill and took preliminary f'naaa In France, according to the Rrd
steps toward organising a cooperative Cross bulletin of l*nris und* r date of
creamery and <hwm> factory
May 17
.Miss Hoblw entered the li*-*l
Two fatalities are Included In the Crows service last summer.
list of 460 accidents reported to the
William Rnniley, colored, 33 years
state Industrial accident commission old. who is th* old*st »eitler In Curry
for th* week ending June 13.
county, has proved up on a hnme»t*»*l
The store of the HUI Hardware far up the Hogue river. Itumley waa
c miany al Harrisburg was broken born In slavery and cam*- went with
Into and goods to the value of 3-''1 ht» eleventh master In the gold rush
and IKK» in cash were taken by the of '4P In California II« later ram« to
robber.
Oregon ami h *- h I*-*I In Curry county In
Two thousand out of town Victory I.X67.
Roa« Festival guests were accommo
Further difficulties enr»»unt«r«d by
dated In Portlaud private homes, ac th* Ph«» <M>ni|w*ny In procuring logan-
cording to statistics compiled al the berrl*» «-moieh for Its various fruit
housing bureau.
Jul«« pro*lu<-ts arc disclosed In a n* w
The Xoach Timber company, holder »ult filed gl Hal«m against the Ha)«m
of U.0O0 acres of timber In Douglas Fruit union. In whl«h th« plaintiff
county, will i,,«in Is-gyi th«* construe company »«eke to restrain the. fruit
tlou of 2« miles of railroad aud two union from disposing of Its loganberry
largo sawmills In Sutherlin valley
pool to any o'h ra than the plaintiff
Ths Italics entertained delegates to
Marshfield. North l!«n*l, East Hide.
the 0. A. It convention which met
C**,|ulli* and Myrth Point face a con-
there Tuesday
The soldiers of the
dit Ion whl-li may result In suspension
civil war were welrnmel warmly by
nt cl«*ctri*- power and light. If the In
th** residents and an enjoyable pro tention of the receiver» of the C A
gram arranged
Hint!I* property to withdraw permis
Colonel John L. Leader, military
si**n to th«- cregon P»»r «onipany to
commandant and Instructor at the (Jnl
1 o|*erM« th. electric plant at th« main
v* rslty of Oregon, has tendered his M;,r**hf', '*! mill I» allowed to !»• car
r etaliation to President t anipls ll and
ri* *1 out
will Lave at the cud of the term fur
Counma of study for public schools
Itrl'lsh Columbia.
and high school« of Or* gon will no.
The oil possibilities of t'ooo county
be ready for distribution until late In
are to be Investigated thoroughly
Aurtist. according to annnunr «menl by
Senator McNary haa sent word to the J A Churrhlll. surerintendent of pub
North lb,nd chamber of commerce
lic Instruction. The change In text
that he baa arranged for a government books for the romlag six years n«*ce»
man to cum« to this locality for the sltates s delay by the educational d«-
purpose
parfm nt In mao«*htg out th*- eou*** »
Marlon MH’laln of Fug*-n> has b*cn
of study for the fall term.
select*d as successor to l>«an II Walk
No material change In the cost of
er as graduate manager of stud*-nt ac II 1
I** I»- L ind In a *»:nparl-*on
tivlthw al th« University of Oregon of <h«- fh-itr«a suhmltied on provlslnna
Mr MHTaln la a graduate with th« for (lie state InstiluiIons In blds oprn
■ lass of PHX and haa been In bus lies* >d bv the state hoard of control, as
In Eugene since.
mmparvMi with the figures of six
The need f«»r 312S.OBO worth of r« months ago
While aom« lt«ma show
palm, reconstruction and Improve ms'-rial redur. Ions In prh-e In the «K
£i«tita on the Central Oregon trriga months prriod other Items offset this
Hot, project la given as th. chi'
gain by just as material Inrreama.
r>-a«*,n tor an advance from so cents
G* n< Htmiwon. who has b*«n raising
to (3 per acre in maintenance feet ph«a»s nis for years snd w I umw - ple as
charged Settlers
ant farm recently waa acquired by the
The famous old battleship Oregon st «t« l a- « n pl»re«l tn char • of
haa been taken out of commission at pheasant production by th*- alate game
the Puget Hound navy yard and will and fleh i omnil«*»l**n Tit«- rommiasion
remain there pending decision by tire d*« ld-d to eins« th« ph* asan< senaon
gon an to whether that stats desires on Ortob»*r 13 this rear as a m* ans of
to take over the vessel for the Orc pr-iiwTlng th" blrda and to purebane
gon naval militia
as nglny pheasants as p*«s»ible. releas
Four more alien slarkera were for ing lh*-m after the s* as«,n * l*«s*w Th*-
over barred from Incoming American romtnlsxlon's farm at Corvallis will
< It Isens by an ord* r of Circuit Judge« 'have 3300 birds this y«ar
Fakin at Astoria
Approximately 2«
Al th« cloae of the fourteenth busi
foreign born residents of thia section ness session In Portland. C H IIml
have been denied citlxenshlp because «on. president of the First National
they evaded th« military draft.
bank of llend. was elected pres « nt
Hhortagc of ere« note oil and other of the Oregon Htate Itanksrs associa
essential material lias caused the West lion for th" ensuing year The as» «
Coast Lumbermen's association to riathm voted approval of a propoal
abandon Its project for underwriting tloa under which the banka are Io
a portion of lb« omt of putting down
l*arls Germany 1» to b*- allowed an
army of 3*0 >io<> men for three years.
Thia Is on« of the ehang«w In th»
p* sec t* rms whi- h has b«-» u s>-duloua-
ly kept secret.
The r* anon given for this doubling
of the prevlou« num' ■ r of effsctlv«w
Is th* Itnposalbllity of adjusting the
srtnles of Austria. Poland, CM«eho*8lm
vakla and other n**w states proportion
ately to the pr* vlously arrang**«! log,
ooo m«n for Germany
A general rc*lur‘b na of »rmamenla
1» to he neg itlat - I Immediately
Germany's ad;i.i-■** >n to th« league
of nations Is find for "the mar fu
ture."
Il«r admission will enable Germany
to bring up for dlaciisslon her ec«e
tii'ini' prop»« It io ns
Germany will be
given four months to «ubmll to the »1
II*-» proposal« d* - ling with her total
Ind-'htrdn«»« 'hr *, h n paratlotm, and
mtlhod« for th« payment th«r«-«if Hhe
may propoxw nicrchandl«*- and labor
Th«* allies are to reply wiihln two
niontha.
A plebiscite for npprr Sll«-«la will
he taken within six tn It month».
A clause d*a>« with th« protection
by tbc league »f nation» <»f German
mlnarltl«-» Inhabiting the districts ink*
tt from Germany
Another d ais with
th- Int* allied civil commission, whlrh
will admlnlstrr th« left bank of the
llblne. -erupted by the allied troops.
Io which the existing military commls
«ton will b« vulmrdlrinied.
LABOR OPPOSES DRY LAW
Samusl
Gompsrs Hsad« Dsmonstra
lion at Washington.
Washington .Heveral thousand rep
•es**utatlv*»s of organise«! labor, head
*d by Samuel G* nip«rs. president of
th« Amcrha/l Feiicratloii of latbor.
>artlei|*ated In a flag day labor *l«m
-rnl ation held oti th« steps of th»
-. ,*llol Saturday In favor of the repeal
if the war time prohibition law ami
• xemption of beer and light wines un
ler ths national pmbibitton amend
sent.
t'harghig invasion of th« right of
»«rsvtial liberty. s*l*nui warning waa
tounded that If ah» dute prohibition la
i II owim I to I m * i , iuc effccUvs on July I.
• lespread unr* »t throughout the
■ountry wtll be the result.
Will Continue Thrift Campaign.
Washington
Sal.-s of
savings
damps snd < ertlf i* at*-s will b« rslle«i
ipon by th« treasury to supply a large
«art of th« g ,vt rument's financial ’
i**-<ts during tb** period of transition
tn.l I he thrift rampaign started dur
ng th** war will |»e continued as a
M-rmsnent part of the government's
is* al policy. Secretary Glass told of-
‘h-lals of 13 fedwral raaerve district»
4» hered to plan the thrift campaign
n the next tlx months
•orHand to Bacrvmsnto Flight Faat.
Sncramenb* Cal
ig< ut* nants W.
Mrlt l’«ck and W A D«van. in a De
laviland airplan«, ««tuippcd with a
too h*,r»e power idberty motor, ar
•iv«*.| h«re from Portland. Ore, the
ictual running tim< be:w«*«n the two
■Itlra being 3 hours. Is minutes
Rsll Business Increases.
Wn-h<ngton
Increasing
business,
sh * h I la hoped may offset the mil
•<*ad deficit sufficiently to make an
idvam-e In rates unnecessary, was rw
»jfled ’iy the rallrowd administration
st »¿at^tta» for im/fK Inal week.
DR. C. F1CQ
CHEVROLETS
0ENTIST
AND
Office Hour» :
BUICKS
» to 13 A
m
I to S P M
for »ale. S« m - me f**r price« ami
term». Phutw t'si. beta.
door mirth of Puatoffice
Ono
1.1>TON A
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I »ARBY
PICTURE PRINTING
We are prepared to take your pictures,
develop your plates, films, film packs,
do your printing, enlarging and framing
\A e charge nothing for developing films or plates when
twelve prii ta are ordered.
e have had fifteen yearn of practical work in picture
taking. If we can l>e of any help to you in ', * Hing goosl
results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give
you pointers.
MAU» OHI>EHS Ol'H SPl.t I Al .TY
All work guaranteed and done promptly.
Give us a trial
J. F. WESELY
SCIO
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OREGON
We do nt i carry any cameras or camera supplies
OUR GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
Is t n.tiph to Hiiti our
stock fresh nut I ch m.
Wo curry n full line of
Ton, (’otVce, Spices,
Canned Goods, unti in
fact, everything needed
for the table.
HIBLER 8 GILL GO.
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry, Veal, I logs, I lides
Will buy Cream in any quantity ami ¡ ay
the highest cash price foi it.
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
We will give you a Square Deal
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
FUNERAL DIRECTOR«
FULL LINE OF
CASKETS AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES S
All funeral* aticutlttl u> promptly ami at rf**HonAl»l« r
»•riften. %
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wi * h V. lv estate
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