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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1919)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Prlncloa’ Evtr.tt of the Waek Briefly Sketched for Infor n ation of Our Readers. An «ho* «Hl br held In M»r»hfb-ld on Jaly 3. Ijkkrile« !• to have a new boapltal io coat IlS.nno. Il K I'h. Ips baa bwn appointed by the county court aa the I'mat 11 la coun ty roadmaMcr. Mort- than too'»00 pound» of wool was sold at Band at price* rauaiua from tS*-» to Moro than 100 pioneer» of I-an«* coun ty r»th«rd at Hendrick» park in Ku- ,'««•■ fur their annual picnic. I'lsna arc b>ln« prepared for the er«- lion of a fouratory brick building for the Ktka' lodge of Pendleton. fly a rote of 3 to 2 the afreet ear men of l*ortland d«'Cld«d not to jolo tha Thomaa M<x>n>-y aynipotbrtic Mrikr on July 4. No l*s than 50 out-of-town member* vlaltod l*> ndicton for i(>e two-day di» trlct convention of the Women of Woodcraft. Many buy-ra were present at the wool gale In Condon A total of 300. 000 (wunda « m »old at prices ranging Horn SO to 55% cents. On of th larg«<st loganberry crops In the history of the Willamette val ley is expected this year. Pick lug has begun In several localities. H o I ver» of the Hmlth Industries In Coos --«'uny have decided to operate the Industrie» at their capacity and are atielln; out calls for KOO m«n I • b.tnon cltli<-n» are planning to Join l -ootpb residents, who hate rals- <d 34000 for tb<- purpose. In an effort to find oil In paying quantities. The spec (al bond election held in Toledo resulted In a very light vote but a good majority In favor of th«» issuing of ISO.ooO water bonds. Chemicals ejected from a locomotive along the right of way to kill th«« gram has result« d In the death of three vaiu- abb cows l>< longing to E. W. Shedd, at Sfaedd. Ian«, Coos and Douglas county bank ers will ru««*t In Eugene July K to dis- cuks questions connected with their lutsln hs and to the communities in geueral. Th»1 Douglas County Light > Water company of Ros- hurt has applied to the public at-rvles commission for p--r mission to rats«- rates for service reii der«d the city. O. J. -Tim" 8« Icy. Identified with th«* d< veiopmvnt of Coos county and a veteran lover of »porta, died at his home In Coquille, after a week'» Hiners with pneumonia. \ Insurance Com nilas toner Ifarvey W-lla has announced that policies which have Ixvo in force les« than a year are void while the Insured ar*- r|dlng In airplane*. Ground has b>*«n broken preparatory to the construction of buildings for the first unit farm of the Oregon land at tlenx-nt comm lesion, three miles south west of Independence, A. W. Palmer. for several years fora man of the Dallas steam laundry, has purchased th* busim-aa from Fred M Stiv«-r, who has ofwrated the laundry for the past few year». Surveyor» have reached Beaverton and have start« d the work of setting grade stake» for the paving of the Pacific highway from Hillsboro to th«- Multnomah county line Dr W J Hoffman of McMInnvill. has been reappointed by Governor O1 cott aa a member of the state board of chlroprartlc examiners for a three year term expiring June J. 1333 Out of 4T0 accident» reported to the •tale industrial accident commissi «n during the w««k ending June 3«. but oil« < f d< I fatally, that of Ole I* J«-n mn. a Portland shipbuilder II C Ostein. former prof.-ssor of mathematic* In th«- Normal school, and mayor of Monmouth, has return«-d from V M C. A. service overseas and will resume bls position aa instructor. Approximately *00 people were pre» ent at the dance given by the Hood River alumnae to raise funds for th tinivendty of Oregon woman» build Ing »The dagee netted the hind 3®*« Cons county was given the honor* in an exhibit of »«wing club work at the Oregon Agricultural college In con Bert Ion with the »hort courae for prl«<- wlnnlng club boy» and girl» of the Mate. Vernon H Vswter. recently appoint «•d by Governor Ol.mtt • member of the tsxard of reg« nt* of th» University of Or« «on. 1» probably th» young«*, man that has aerved on that board He I* tt y« ar* of rum An a- tive regipalgn »«»lost Canada thlstl- s baa been started la Linn coun ty. and • Tort» will be made to see that owe- r* of property on which thlst I«-» ar-* gr«-wlug cut them be for» the* srr allowed to go to »evd Th r< .all price of milk wa» ralard 3 c « n rt on July 1 by Portland dlatrn or*. The ad«ance ram» aa a reault or the action of dairymen In announcing a ria* In th* wholcnaie price from 13 to 43 SO a hundred. Gowrr.or OL'o t wrote M«uu. .»u «? of I'ortlan-I aUvlslt him that b- baa no authority or y arrant of law to call for the organisation of a committee to iav«*«tl*at» the Portland Waverlsy Baby il< HM. Approa« htng examination» for pre»! d« ntlal postnftlc*» tn Oregon announc ed by tb< poatirfflee department are for Harrisburg, a office, and Ion«. 111CO. both to 1» I Id on H« ptemtwr 34. at AlU-vny and Ti>- lull««. r«»p*« lively. The A» tort* city board of school di- rertura ha* decided tn Install oil burn Ing be-utlng plant* in the central and high school* to supplant th«* wood and mal plants, which are proving loo ex pensive as a result of th.* high price* of fuel. A n«-w apple concern, which will pay cash to grower* at hsrvrat time, will figure in the Hood River purchase*» thia fall. The n*w «-ompany, known as the National Fruit rt>W|uny, was organis'd by Harney Hugnie and Km neth .McKay M c Wilson of the Gulled State» departm« nt of agriculture. In charge of county agent work, has arrived at the Oregon Agricultural colieg« to m;«P a » ! . 1 '. - - ‘ . ■ |<I|«S r ords developed lu this ata!«- In county agent service. Need of a live commercial organisa tion In Klamath Fall* Is b>*lng urr <i through the press and many bnslnea» men. The Klainath Commercial club ouspended operation* during th» war on account of the large uumtw-r of patriotic mils for money. E. C Bushm-ll of Hab-m. who has the contract for con»tru«'tlon of n new bridge, to be known as the Wallae* bridge, acmaa th«- Yamhill river, near Willamina, has tiegun work on the strut» ur« and «xpeete to have It com pleted within two montha. That Chari«» Conley, th«- young man armsted In I-os Angeles last w«*ek on a charg«- of rubbing the Beaverton bank. Is a form« r inmate of the Ore gon state penitentiary at Hal-ut. was aniiounced by J. M. Riley, of th« Pink erton d<*t- c»lve a*« ncy In Portland. That the Reddish farm, north of F<i gen«, would undoubtedly b«- selected by th«« stale fl-h ond game nommissiou for th«- pheavant farm, location of which has b«*m under discussion for arveral wuln, was th« statement made by State Gam« Warden Carl Shoe maker. Th« work of cruising and classifying the Coo* Hay wagcu roa«i grant land* »•111 b« rt»rir»!«-t«d within a few days The survey I* pc> Itmlnary to lhe turn Ing over to the government an«! th« subsequent snle to the public Of the lands forfeited by the Southern Ore gon company. The temporary injunction asked for by the Phe* company, enjoining th« Salem Fruit union from th«- sal«' of 1390 tons of luggnherrleo. for which the f*h»g people claim to have a eon tract, was allowed tn an order handed d‘>wn by Judge» Bingham and Kelly ef the Marion county circuit court. No captur««d German cannon wilt b«- available for Oreeun'a Mate eapltol grounds until aft«r congress has taken action looking to the distribution of th« material now on hand, according to a let!«-r just recei««sl by Ooverneer Olcott from M. Jur (l< n«-ral Henry «ter vey, assistant chief of staff of the army Commercial dubs and chamber* of commerce throughout eastern Oregon ar« being urged by Public Service- Com mhesloner Corey to l«-nd »v«*ry posatMe Inflivnc«- to procur- parsaer« of the long and short-haul bill now hefore eonern-sM. whlrh. If petMwd. will m«-an much to the (Inanctal and industrial growth of this stat*. O W. II Lytle, state veterinarian, received a salary rla>* of 33400 to 330oA at a m««-ting of the Hwotoek sanitary board held In Sal« m Ills two d< pu ll«* were each ln«'reaa*<l from 314®® fo 3130®. Th«* present offteer* of th* board w«re r»*l«< i,-d They are Wai ter K. Taylor. Corvalli». prvsld- nt; W B Barrett. l\eppt»e«r. vice-president; W H Lytle, secretary A rrcnrd price was paid at th« i'nlon ato>-kynrds In Portland last <w*k for nine Ijtne county hog». The animals iv-longed te Waiter I’iatt of Thurston, and were included la a shipment of two carloads taken to Potuland by W. A. Ayres. In charge of -the» io upsreHwa shipping of iiv«*»toek by th* fxa" ty Pomona Grat ee They were sold at 330 TS a hundred pounds Carl Shtw-maker. »tat« gnaw warden, who waa la Eu< n» with a party of other Mate gam» and fish officiala, og the way from th«- tipper Willamette to Portland anncun«e«1 that they se- hwted a site fur a »«ate trout hatchery to be built thia year The »Ite choocn I» on the flat a »hort distance above Oak Rid««, on th- banks of Salmon creek, one of th«* large tributarle« of ih» Willamette. Four of the large fruit and vegetable canning plants of Oregon will bo con solidated. as th«* r«sult of action taken by the dlr«-etor« of A Rupert A Co.. In«., of Portland Th« f>«ur comiutnleu figuring In the mueolbiatlon are lhe Valley Canale* • t <pany of Newberg, th» I-ebanon Canning eompany of l*b- ana*, the rails City Canning company of Falls City, and th» Rupert plant al llreoham The Rupert proper!!«*» In Port Ian «I will also figure in th» mergsr, BIG CROWD ACCLAIMS THREE PEACE-MAKERS Verealltes — The ni- «t dramatic mo ment connect« I « th ih« signing of world |M'»ce cam- un xp«*etc«lly and spontaneously at the conetusion of thia greatest ceremony in history, when PreaMunt WUaott. Premier Clement*«** •nd Premier Llo>-I <1—<r«« d»sce*dsd from the hall of mirror» to the terrace at the r»*ar of the p«’a< «•. where thou sands of spectator» went massed. tv ifh th«- a; ; ’ the three tmclls of the «lile» there beasn a mot! remark- able and unpn « e-lented J««monatra lion With erica of "Vive Wilaoaf Vive Clemenceau! Vive Lloyd Georg»!** den»» cr »-I» swept forward from all part» of th«- apsciou* terrace In an Instant tb« throe were aurrvuml- ed by struggling, chocring mas»«» of people, fighting among th«ni*«lve* for a chan«-« to get near the statomen. U. S.-FRENCH PACT SIGNED Right Glv«n Franc» to A»k American Aid if Huna Attack. Pari* — A Franc«- Imerlcan conven tion wav slgneti on behalf of the two governments. acc«jr«tliig to the new» pnp«-r» It 1» »aid the covenant In clude* several article« an«l »pectflea that vlolatb-ns of the peace treaty by Germany will give Franc» the right to raquesi Amertcan and llritl»h assist ance Th» Journal rays the roincl- d«nc«« In th«- «i.jnng lhe conv»*nllun and the pe«c<- treaty the sain« day Is part of th- /i'-‘ It of union among th« aa mm 'la I ci powers to see the treaty is carried out. CHEVROLETS DR. C/EICQ DENTIST ANU BUICKS t'fücv Hour»: » to 13 A M. 1 to & P. M for sale. Sc« me for J«ri«'ea ami tern««. Phone ttei, ecto. On« door north of Puatufflcc I.ISTOS A SCIO, OREGON '«VVK’Ma Pnaaioairr, W. F. <)t||. Maraaragv, I). Q Thoma I AKBV l>* W»4*Ct »H» J, 1. turnea. W. F. Gill, J A lUiyeu, J. K J.»nix», Mr* Jennie Warner. Scio Milliiig C.dippaiMj >1« Mt •< X TO SGIO ROULER MILLS IMlOHl-OMAIHl I»». KM!«»»« VM ll~-< Our Elmir I» as goc»l as any mad« in the Willamette Valley E\'EHY w • 4»a • Cavoeral C m ««»«» Sel» •••4 SJCh (;r.lE.LVTEEr> Mllllv«« butih*.» In ti»» F k*l«l far Tr»»l Y «> m IMaht I »«»var I •< Wlvaigkt t)t**ln**G (*»r «»«»»i Will PICTURE PRINTING W are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film packs, do your printing, enlarging and framing W e charge nothing for developing film« or platra when twelve pnr.ta are ordered. Vi e have had fifteen year* of pratlical wotk in pitlnrr taking. Il we can f>r offnny help to yon in getting «(xxl résulta front your kodak or camera, we will glrdly give you [»inter«. MAIL, <>HI»EHS OVH SI’I CI.M I Y All work guarantee«) and done promptly. Give iwu trial J. F. WESEL.Y • 9CI0 We do - OREGON • ! carry any camera* or camera supplies «■■■■»■■■■■■HnMMraa« - mmu 4 «œ Colon»l H oum on Mandatory Council Paris, The council of four appoint ««1 I .ord Milner. Great Britain; Colonel K M House. United 8tat**l M Himon, France; Hlgnor Cr«M»pl. Italy, and Vis- c< unt Chtnda. Japan, member* of a eonim'.tte«’ on mandatbric» for the col onlea and territories <let«cb»d from the enemy power». Reported Fscape ot Prine* F s I m . The Hague Frederick William Ho- hcn*«>H«rn. th« former German crown prince, whose awup« from Holland to Germany bn«l been reported, was still at his rmtMenc* on the ieland «»< Wler Ingen In the Zuyder Ze«. It wa* of flcially announced. Germans Sot Day of Gl-xom. Berlin -The ovnngalical church«»of Germany will celehrwte Sunday. July i g as a «lay of mourning, it will be requested that quiet prevail and that Germany make an earnest effort to re«-up«rate by eon»I»t*nt work. Presili»« I W l»on L»av»» Franc». Broat President Wilson aalled from llrest Sunday on hia return to the United lítate*. Plans for the e«rly construction of a 300-foot wharf nnd an oil Mation to cost betwe-n 34*.#0® and 3f>®.t»®® for U«-« by the government bar dredge Michie, on property purcha»«*d by th* fed« ral gov«rnm< nt st Empire, three mil«* w«*t of North B< nd. were an nounced by Jam«» S. pnlhcmu* of the United State» engineer'» office of Port land. After mur»i«-rlng hl» wife. Mrs Susie R<-Ighen Hardwick Har, *<• d 41. and her son. David Hardwlek. aged I*, aa >ey soundly »h-pt In their beds In their h»m«Mr«d abode five mil«» from Madraa. Chari«» Mar. a ranch«». ag«-d 43. pia - d lhe S3 rifle b«-tw««n hla feet, pull«-«l lhe trigger with one foot and died InMantly, shot through the temple. Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay Gish for Eggs. Poultry. Veal. I log*. I lide* Will’buy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest ca*h price fot it. Let ua get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascsra Bark We will give you a Square Deal FRED GISELMAN. Proprietor ■rotate v..- i i" W M .mwrvwwx w r.JKw. tsv
