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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
■ M was defeated In a a •lacUon which was roxrked by a Ng! vole and comparatively little inter« t Ideal wea'h r a.ut visitor» •«timale-i at from StW to 1- «> contributed to make Milton's welcom* h me t<> th* Principal Events at the Week soldi'-rs of «»«»tern Umatilla county an enjoy abl<- and appropriate or« a.i >n Th« Fish. r Storey ana mill at To I* Briefly Sketched for Infor* do. wti. *« was destroyed by fir» last mation ol Our Readers. week «IK !►« Immediately replaced by s m d -ru mill tn <■«•»! ||;mooo and The annual summer scasloo of the which will cut 1W.MV feet each J hour Oregon normal school will open al Shift. Monmouth. Monday tn Pilot Rock, th» railroad terminal Union county district aaaoctatloa. of the sou‘h.-rn part of Umatilla coun I. 0. O- F. held Ila fourth annual meet ty. the bousing prudni has bccotu«- Ing at Union June 25 2« su serious that Ila jail, vacant tor A water carnival with various eon months, haa been rented by th* cdy t> ,ta. will be a feature of the Fourth as a dwelling h use of July celebration in Albany thia Portland won ti.ghost rank among year. rises II cities of th<- I Sth federal res-rve C mpany C. of tbe naw regiment of district In tbe victory loan camimign Orrron na!tonal guard waa mustered and haa been a«ardad th* captured into federal service al Eugen» with German cannon annou red as lb* prise for thia achievement. T! men. Three hundred and fifty thousand Governor I!*n Olcott has accepted an Invitation Io b* present al th« dollars for work In Cmatilla mnitity Fourth of July celebration al Eugene Is Included In th- bill reported favor ably by the senate irriga’lon c< m Ihlt. year. Josiah AVIlla. a 1*1* graduate of th* mitt** according to word receive«! at Oregon Normal school, has b*«-n Pendleton front stetiM >r McNary. K. X . Price, who II>e»l at lliahe on chosen county school superintendent Rogue river In Curry county, reports of Hulk county. Dairymen of Clataop county are that a prospector named Collins haa plavnlng to atari a cheese factory for found, near the Price ranch, a rich the use of the surplus milk which gold deposit, Il la claimed that th* la produced there. » pocket of gold wlll yield Hu.SOa. Clinton llartmcss. JI year* old. who Fifty h ad of Jersey cattle brought $17.275 at a sale at tho farm of Henry r*c. ntly returned from » my » .-vic*, Stewart, near Albany. One throe year was found shot d< nd. apparently by acctdent. In the stable yard at the old heifer sold for II12S. The Oregon bureau of mines crew, home of his father on a ranch up the which recently left Portland to engage * Grand Rond* river, near lot Grande. In field work In southern Oregon. Is Rumor» are current In Klamath operating aonth of Gold Hill Falls regarding n new railroad pro- Th«< forty fifth annual meeting of j ject down the Klamath river canyon the Oregon Stat* .Metlical association i from Klamath Falls to Creseant City will be held in the Elks' lodge room or Eureka. CaL It la r<>iK»rtrd that surveyors a/* at work between thia In Portland. June M, 27, and 2* The Heppner Hotel association haa city and Yr«ka, Cal. on th* proposed ■ccepteil the plans of John V. Beiines. line. architect, for a three story, iso.ooo There la very little chance for the structure to be built this summer. completion »f th* Natron cutoff to Moses .Mansion, county commission Eugt'n«. or any other railroad eonatrac- er of I'olk county, died at hla home tn tlon In the neighborhood of Klamath Dsllax. after an lllin-as of only a few Falla In the near futurw. except the hours. .Mr. Mansion was 69 years Strahorn railroad, which the peopl* ar* aaoatlng to finance, according to old. Twelve hundred persons attended Robert K Strahorn th«' lame county Salvation Army bom* Portland steel shipyard owners have service fund ball held by the Eugene been advised by Edward N Hurley, EH«» lodge. More than *6uu was real chairman of the United tttatea ship ised. ping board, that they may tak* on A majority of union labor m*n of foreign or Americvn contracts, the Portland are favorable to tbe Mooney same to be submitted to the stilpplug sympathel c strike, according to re board on the aasurnnee that the ports received by the Central Igibur board's approval wlll be granted. Fifty ranchers have formed a new council. Authorities at the alate hospital for company to build a creamery to re the escai>e escspe of place th» on* burned, which was own the Insane report tbe Thomas lx>v«-all, age 51. who was com rd by the C< k » s lUy Cn-amcry com mlttcd to th«- Institution from M'dford pany and under lease to U A. Hlanc. Th* new company will b* capitalised on June T. Three fatal accidents out of a total for IIS.0<M> and ths structure will b* of 507 were reported to th* Industrial erected either on Co«» river or Catch accident commission during the past ing Inlet. In Or*g >n there ar* over JOO allene week, according to the weekly acci who cnnooled their first clttsenshlp ps dent report. Governor Olcott haa Issund a pro per» In order to evade the draft and clamatioti calling on the people of Ore military service, says tin ci.mmitt.-e gon to lend all possible financial aid appidntrd by Portland post. No 1. of to th* drive for funds in behalf of th» » th* .Am«rl< an 1»* b I«> u to take rare of problems In connection with the «-tn Salvation Army. Rev. A J Hunsaker of Yamhill coun ployment of returned service men dur I ty, who flrat came to Oregon In IM47, Ing th« period of reconstruction. T<>. -ai- d.-ri> ■ >ii< • ■ . gt was el«*cted president of th* Oregon Pioneer assoc-lation at Its annual coa a s*»at> n elected Dr J W. Morrow a- democratic eomnii tr' man for Oregon ventlim tn Portland Twenty five thousand dollars la th» over Newt' n W McCoy Thia a< t«m estimate of the value nf th» property was »»peeled to end a contest which loft by th* late W. N. Matlock of haa b «n waged since the resignation Pendleton, according to th* petition for of National Committeeman Will II.* Hornlbro' k. who reaignad when he the prohat* of bls will. Total deficit of th» Portland K'»a went to Vancouver. Wash . to resMw Th« l.inn county pool of more than Festival association as a result of th» Victory carnival amounts to about I 12 nod fleeces, which was off-red for S40M. which will have to be ma>le up sale at th» office of County Agricultur al Agent Miuith In Albany, was not by private subscriptions Organisation of an association of sold, as no blds satisfactory to tho ! physicians of lleschutes. Jefferson sad managers of th* pmd were received. cents tor Crook c«>untlea were perfected In R««l Th* highest bids were m«md. when Dr J. F. Hosch of that medium wool and 42 la cents for coarse Th* growers voted to hold city was elreted president. M-mbers of the Oregon Dairymen's tor higher price». Ldcen«« ft-ea pa* able annually by league In convention In Portland de clared to a man that they are not corporations In Oregon arc due July I getting enough money for milk—the and are now being received al tbe of flee of Corporation Commisa ner 4irl<e must go up. they Insist. M II Nickel»*», re-elected to the tkchulderman at the rate of about 11<H»O post al the annual achool election In a day. About |'mom> in feea has bona Hood River. Is the dean of Oregon received by Commissioner H«huld*r- school clerks Mr Nickelsen has serv man sinew June 1 and It la estimated that upward nt limt.ooo wlll have bwwn ed In the position for 23 years William J. Clarke, who died in Port received by July 1. Four Albany judges of good whisky tend at th* ag» of «2. was a native of Balem and a retired newspaper and reputed judges of human nature man. For »«»me years h* was editor w*r» separated from l.tSo In eschvng* for 30 gallons of tailored waier Boot and publisher of the Gervais Star Forty two member» of the lt««»erve |<-egers pro.lured several kegs of pre Offlcera' Training Corps division of sumably goo«l whisky ami th* samples the r liege regiment left Corvallis to are reported to have been good, but by att-m-1 she annual six weeks' encamp some rtever device each keg contained only a small sample of whisky, th* meat at th* PraMte. Han Francis«-«» Ry a vote of 327« to 1F7* the pro- rest of the contents b«<ing waler l»oecd Portland school bond teaue of Boclal work.-re from all parts of the stat» will be laterrsled la the Oregon OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAI INTEREST ■ uf.'rrl . • ' • . ' «t will conven» Jun» 25 tu J'th. ImTuslv». In Portland "Ju’enllr and Far»nial lv» llnqu»ncy* ”Ou»ra of Bel D»lln- qumey.” '•Sclentifie fticial Work" and other topics ah. ng th*»« lines will be diarussed by men and women 1 «ho base »pent yea "» lu the study of th» •urial problems Only one new nam* appear» in th» personnel of th« »>•!» Urns board for the ensuing year a • announced by Gov ernor Olcott. Thia la Sam II Moore of Corvallis, appointed by th» gover nor to succeed th« warden of the peni tentiary. who was removed from mem bership ou the board by a law passed by th» recrut legislature Otb«r ap pointaient» annouiu—d were lientan Bowers. Ashland, representing the Taxpayers' bague reappointed. John Shlmanek. Crabtr«— representing the Farmers' union, re appointed; l»*an A H Cordley. Corvallis, re appointed an member from th« state at large II. G I .red y, Corvallis, representing the Stale Grange, bolds over. DENTIST Office Hours : V to IS A M. CHEVROl ETS ANU BLICKS I to & P. M On» d<«»r north of P«»stoffles See me for priera ami torma Phon«- fi«», -ci«». SCIO. OREGON VF*» à ■ * « * ■ • Ä ■ rV ... ••XV * ’<• ’ . ? * UNITED STATES WILL AWAIT SENATE ACTION ■ Part« It la author'tailvely stated President Wilson Inte i ts to defer any action relative t>> Amvricaa part lei pa Hon In the league of nations until th* senate has ratified or rejected th« pear* treaty and the American position haa been definitely ■•atabllahed con- corning the league It Is slated no appointment of any kind will be mad* until the senate finally acts Meantime, such work as la being done on the league la wholly tentative no far as th* t'nlted States Is con cerned. and while them Is every hop* and expectation the covenant will be ratified as part of th* treaty. It la said authoritatively there la no purpose to anticipate this result or In any way commit lb* country to ratification. ALLIES REFUSE CHANGES Council Demands U*< onditlonal Ac ceptance or Armin Will Advance. Parts The council of four definite- ly rejected th« German suggestion that further alteratloiia bo made in th« Peace treaty. Th« council received four notes from the Germans, which are sup posed to have been prepared in ad vane* and were hdd to await advices from Weimar on th« result of th» meeting of the assembly. One of the... from the new German government. d<-ciar I Germany was rt tdy to sign p« »<• if th* clauaaa mak ing Germany reap. n» bl» for the war and calling for the tris! of the former emperor were eliminated. The <- >un<-ll afi*r eoualdnration of the no’*» took Ila decision to reject the German request It la understood that the allies In- slat on absolutely unconditional ac eeptane» of the terms. Winnipeg la Again Quiet Attar Riot. Winnipeg — Winnipeg baa quieted down after the bloody rioting of urday afternoon, in which on» was killed and many injured, city no longer la under martial but federal soldiers still are on duty In the business district to aid and support the civil authority Certain defined art as are still guarded by sol diers Mat or Gray issued a statement In whkh h* d« tered that an Investi gation show«-.I that strikers and nut Royal Northwest Mounted police fired th» first shots. Flrat Yank KIliad In Action In Siberia. Vladivostok Walter Kellerman of Chi-ago was killed and C. II liatchrlor of Kansva City a I Ch. tier Hurt of Antigo. Win. were captured in a fight between 25 troops and Joo boteheviki Jun» 11. 100 m les to Ihe north of Vladivostok Hurt later was r*l*aand. A note waa given him saying that Batchelor would bo freed only upon the release of all bolshevik prisoners. Hurt -aid Batchelor was being well treated Big Reduct -n in Donirrigt la Mad». Washington — Ruhstantlal redue- tlona In d*murrag» charges were an- n.iunced by Director General Hlnea For drtainlng cara. *lth*r loaded or •aapty. thè «barge wlll b* »? per day f t<-h of thè First f ir daya. and $4 per day for <••< h auc« «*ding day. Italy O'ta Tao Millions Mors Washington A credit of 11" 000 'n favor nt Italy was announced bv th* treasury. making a total of II.- 8», n >n for that < ■wtitry and a total of IS.2M.2 IS.124 for all th* allies. 1 Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay Cash for Eggs, Poultry, Veal. Hogs. Hided Willjbuy Cream in any quantity and piy the highest cash price fot it. Let us get acquainted. If you have n grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascsra Bark We will give you a Square I^eal FRED G1SELMAN, Proprietor
