'I’Tta ».
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tba Navy Itantels will visit th« Co
lumba river harbor* when th» new
fighting dlvlaton oT America n navy I«
rent to taka up Ita poaltloa on tba
women. cast
On« million dollar« worth of «tate
Principal Events •! the Week highway bonds were delivered by
Stat« Treasurer Hoff tu a syndicate
Briefly Sketched for Infor
headed b» Carsten» A Farle« of S>*at
lie. who bi-l them In at th« monthly
mation ot Our Reader«.
meeting of the highway ccnttmlaskm tn
the issue netting
Portland at I'H
D»t« to the rapid growth of Wheeler th« «late FHS.voo with accrued inter
the local poalofflcc baa been made a re' frem Jun«
third-class office.
Hereafter mnCcta who violate their
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAI INTEREST
All Portland hog price record« were
smashed Hat irday when hog» wore
quoted at S33 a hundred pound«
The Lebanon cannery 1« taied to
it» ulnival to care for tbe loganberries
off» red fi r canning at thia time
Th« Oregon alate highway commt«
sf> n hsi« !«t contracts for approximate
ly !*><» mile« ot road paving. to cost
»1.713 IIS
Records at the Portland city health
bureau »how that birth* from January
to July have cxcre'd.d the uuntber of
death* by STS.
W. A Heid. secretary of the Marsh
field chamber of «»»mmerce. ha» re
relied an offer of th« secretaryship
ot The Italic« chamber
Ttavid <
Sanderson, publtaher of
the Freewater Tlmre. died suddenly
In hl« room at th« Benson hotnl In
Portland. aupposadly from heart dis
«*»<*
thinly Recri-tary of State K'*t»r
announce« that the 1919 I9ti> volume
of the Oregon Bine I Kook will be ready
for distribution the latter part of thia
month.
Governor Olcott appointed Arthur
Berridge, of Portland, a» a member of
the state Ixmftl of accouutancy to sue
recd W. 11. McKviule. who haa ro-
,lgnod
Owners of nearly 3000 «er»-a of
prune* in I .an»> county became mem
her» <d th.’ Oregon Fruit Grower« Co
operative association at a meeting held
In Hu . :< lie.
Bend. McMinnville. Klamath Falla
and Astorlu are the latest Oregon
town« to make application for organ!
gallon of local chapter« of the Amv ri-
can Ixidon.
Governor Olcott and Mayor Itaker
of Portland have extended an Invita
tlon to Preaident Wilson tn accom
puny the new Panifp' fleet when It via
ita Portland
Const ruction of the Port of Astoria’s
I1.0ou.0o0 export pier No. 3 will be
Started Immediately by the Fouuda
tlon company, whore officials and staff
of engineers are now In the city
Sh< riff Anderson of Baker haa re
turned from San Francisco with
Charles Connors. the alleged Balnea
bank robber, who is now locked up
in th»* Baker county Jail awaiting trial
Senator I. 1. Patterson of Polk coun
ty. mentioned as a possible selection
for warden of th« Oregon stat« peni
tentiary. deni«»! emphatically that he
Is or «ver had beeu a candidal*, for
the position.
Kvcnvation has started for th« 378.-
non engineering laboratory building at
the Oregon Agricultural college au
iborised by th» legislature, th« con
tract having been let to Hoover A Me
N«il. of Albany.
A group of Scandinavian merchants,
financial men and traders visited In
Portland ami ptac»*! contract« for big
quantity*-* of fomistufls. manufacture«!
good» and raw products and for th«
construction of ships-
Flre losses In Oregon, outside »X
Portland. f»x th« month of June ag
gregated 3K1.XS1. according to a
statement by State Fire Marshal Har
vey Wells
Albany. Hood Hlver am!
Marshfield suffered the heaviest loss
Clatsop county la In need of school
teachers and unless application ar« re
reived for existing vacancies soon,
several country schmds will l»e with
out Instructors next fall, according to
O. If Byland, county superintendent
Heth L. Roberta of Portia ml was ap
pointed by Governor Olnott to «urcee»!
W Ferguson as a member of th«
state Iwiard of accountancy. Mr. F«r
guson realgne»! when he became a
memlH>r of the Industrial accident com
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mission
Th» grain yield of Clackamas coun
ty for 191» is to be larger than for
many years, ami th« farmers, who
have planted much of their land this
year to oata. wheat and other grain,
are optimistic over the outlook for a
large harvest.
The war mineral relief committre
will arrive in Portland July
•»«<
will remain on« day investigating the
claim* of chrome mining Interests in
Oregon for reimbursement of loss««
sustained while producing ore for th«
government
According to report* from Washing
ton th. Pacific fleet and «wervtary of
paroles by th» c mmtasloa ul a trtm»
will b« returned to the «tale prl»<
to rerv« the full maximum senten» ■
without any hope of further con»|.|
•ratjoo for parol«, by lh>* governor «X
the stat« parole board.
Blame for lb« op d mlc of small t>-ii
whl«h h*s result«! tn *5'* case* tn
Portland since tt b* sn In t»-f* mber
Is fastened hv l»r <|.- rr« Parrish rtty
health ofFcer. Upon io«ffl> i«m y and
red tape In the Portland office of the
(inltcd Htatca shipping I- ard.
Dr. F. W. Holl’ster nt Portland was
elected president »»f the Oregon Btatw
liental gaaoclallnn at th»» eloao of the
annual convention In Portland
II”
haa b«<*n »ecr. tary of the as»o.-fallon
for the
year and 1» » m«-mb. r ,.f
th« «tale hoard of dental evam'ners
Pendleton ‘a newest financial in»tl
tution is lb». Inland Umpire hank It
Started with a »’»pttal of !'.'■>'* »'»'O
which Is «icredwd by only two bank*
In th<* alate <>ut«ide of Portland J
W. Maloney, for 3d years a resident
of rmatiila county, la president of th»»
bank.
Fred M lie«««, of th« il”»ae Martin
fron work« of Portland, has I- en np
point'll by Governor Olcott a member
of the slate b*«ar»l of engineering »v
«miners
He will take the place of
J <’. Rtrange of Portland, who «»»
unable to accept the appointment tor
buslnes« resawn»
With the ablpmcnt through lU’tnl ot
a largo quantity of lumber aii-l tank
materials by Jason Moore, who bolds
options on lhe nitrate deposits at
Hiimm»*r and Abort lak.-a In Itake coun
ty. It la indicated, that there will be
considerable development of these <l«fe
posits this anminur
Oregu | has nearly l3o.ooo.otW In
highway budding funds in «Ight for
the years of 191» 3o3t. according to
Information received by the depart
merit of industries of the Pnftlwnd
chamber of comtueree from Hu1? A
Klein, secretary of the Ortwin «tate
highway commission
All of the Oregon ('ongresslonai del
«gallon * m present at a hearing on
th« Hawley bill appropriating 92.MO.
ooo for the R»MMH<v«lt highway h»4d by
the house committee on public roads.
In Washington. An appeal for the high
way was also made by Isuiia J Hlmp
»••n of N»>rih ¡tend. Or.
Stolen property worth about Sioen
was recovered by the Portland poll* «
after a workman had plowed up two
•acks of silverware and other artlci»*»
from a cache at Hixth and Main stteeis
The stolen «»’‘»da had l"”’ii l»nrle»l un
d.-r lhe porch of an »»Id house. whi<h
has since be* n torn gown
Je-nme H Mann, form rlv ea»hler
of th»* First National bank of l.innm.i.
ass found f t gnlttjr by a jury In ih>
federal court at Portland of a charge
irf having misapplied 1131 no© nt lhe
funds of th» bank In connection «»th
the financial manipulations of the
I M Pa ’ *m fpirnber company
The largest vessels tn the Arnertcwn
battle fleet, umn to start to the Pa
elflc c«a*t. can safely and eaally be
brought into Portland harbor
This
wav e«ti»b!l»b«d at a meeting of a ape
rial commlit»’« appointed by May.-r
Baker U> investigate actual channel
eotidli <*ns from Portland to the tea
I’pon the recommendation of Conrad
Biafrtn, adjutant-general. Governor <B-
roll sent a letter to the war depart
men! at Washington. I>
requesting
Butt Major Percy A. Willis be appoint
»d Insp’ < ’or Instructor for th»» Thjrd
Oregon Infantry. Major Willis s«rv»’d
for eight years In th» national guard
if Orezoa. pr v<oua to his entrance in
lhe United Htatc» army
The law Intruded to probit»'* th»
movement uf cwitl* arrows the slat«
line Into Oregon before they have b-eti
inspvctrd la luon*rativ* In that It ap
pile« only to ahipmenl of cati’c by
rommoti carrier and wo< to drlvlnrt
them Thia wan the Opinion »>f At tor
n«y G«»era! Prewn in response to a
complaint filed by M. (1 Correll of Ba
ker. aecretn’-y of the Oregon Cattle
and Horae Ilalacrs' a«sortation. who
charged that many diatrict attorneys
ihnxighout t>r»’«»if were neglecting to
enforce th* law.
Th« Industrial welfare cnmmtaaion
las accepted the recotwtoeiMialloas ».f
the •!■• tai w
r.mferewce rega-d
Ing hours and wa. >• ol
«n work
•rs In Oregon
Th»* new regulations
will gu Into effre-i early tn (Xtobwr
They provide briefly for a 4* hour
wash, with a mm mum wag« ot 313 30.
with proportt mat« increases for ap
prentice«, flwblddin« <h» employment
yf sheet music d»-’t ”tts’r»tors or eleva
l.ir operator* tn Irelgscg houses, with
certain «tacepllot is, «Her S p m. a
minimum wage <rf fn't a month of
>X|>»rienr«d adult i offlM workwrs.
Deputy Alate S»- «star William A Ital
reports from var
tell tn In receipt of
<
twin point» In C«i mtral Oregon to the
representing
»ffect lhat arm.' person,
i
ntm*«|f to b« an employe of th« de
pwrtment of weights and measures. Is
twating am! repa'rtng acalca and col
ire-ting tv”** therefor. Mr. italiell calla
«Itentloh to lhe fart that under the
present stat« law the otti, e dore not
mpluy any person In that capacity,
but that » sealer Is located In each
tlstrtrl. whose duty It Is to test and
inspect alt wafghta and measures, and
•hat no f»”’ whatever la c«>iiect«d (or
hat service.
CHEVROLETS
DENTIST
AND
BUICKS
Office Hour« :
V to It A M.
I to 5 P M
On* dour north of PostotHee
See m« fur pries» and
tarma. Phone <«t». -cto.
SCIO. OREGON
DEATH PENALTY FOR
Constant Inopi--
Inver Pasha. Ta
leal B«y and l>> :ual Ps*ha the lead
era of the Turk!-It «'.'ertimeneduring
th« W«r. wcr« ...r i- " i ’ i .’ I io dea*h by
a Turkish courtmarttai Investigating
th.' conduct of the Turkish govern
meni dur’ng tt.e war p.-rlud
Hnver and hi* two leading associ
atici In th» Young Turk government
fimi from Turkey aererai month* ago
and their whereabouts 1» uncertain
Itavi»! Bev, former mlnl»t«’r of fl
nance and Alusa M«t**a Klasslm. for
mer Hhrlk-l-l l-'arn were sentenced to
15 yrers at hard labor
The court tn ttlta a. <|ultte<! IIBaat
B«y, former pr> * dent of th« senate.
>nd Pachlm H»y. fi rmer minister of
posts an»! telegraph«
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PICTURE PRINTING
We are prepared to take your pictures,
develop your plates, hints, film packs,
do your printing, enlarging and framing
Ml e charge nothing For developing films or plates when
twelve pin rs are ordered.
Uc have had fifteen years oi practical work in picture
taking. If we can lx- oF^any help to you in getting good
results from your ktxlak or camera, we will gladly give
you pointers.
MAIL <>HI»l-.Hs OUH S1*E< 1X1 l\
R-34 REACHES HOME
Return
All work guarnnlml and done promptly
to F jl-.'l Made Without
Mifap in »’S Htura.
SCIO
ptme.-r, th«- dirigible H if. arrived at
th« air station here completing her
round trip from the British Isles to
the l?nlt**<l Stat» a and return. The
voyage from l.oiig 1st m<! was complet
•d In appr< xlrnately 73 hours.
The
yoyag« home has been without In
?ld«nt.“ »aid Major Scott, commander
if th« dlrtxlbl*’
We e«ltotaled we
would make it in I’out 70 to 80 hours.”
hr said • Wr ma lo lt in 7S. When wc
left we had a »trv
wind behllid un
and we eovvred thè tirai Motì nule» in
When we < irclcil
about eight hours
ov«r New York w«» could pialnly »««
th« crowd* <>n Broadway wavlng l<>
ve pa<»'d. t>ut We could noi
tirar th. m bccauae ot lite notar ot ih«
•Ugines
Life *lrntenes .» C »en Robber
trim«
Brand Whitlock C«-s to Italy.
■tard Who. .k baa been
Parti
named aa American ambassador to
Italy.
Renewal ot J?l» Inanranc« Company
llrenaoa and «» mm » «genta' llcenses dur
um the month of March «et a rrcord
in th« officc of Inanranc« Commission
er Wella, whlch I« «xpectod to «fand .
fnr som« tim»» to cme
ttecelpt» of
th« departmeui for th« month w«re
>179.000. a» aaamat 130.000 tor tbe
precedlng month
Itartng th« pa«t w«-k th« »tat« In
dnatrtal a»cld« nt remmtaslon recelved
reporta of ♦«* arrid-nta, of wblch flv«
wer« fatal, aa folluw« Joo Halovich
Clatsop county. loggtng; F W <11111
han Port land. »<• <-i wn'ker. William
Grave«. Portland, slrel worker; Jame«
Marley. Portland steel worireg; R R
Tracy, Turner. llo«
OREGON
We do n<
t arry any cameras or camera supplies
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
i n iipli tc mid our
stouK fresh und cle id
Wo carry a full line of
Spices
mid in
needed
fact, eve
for file ta)>l(‘
Le»» m B'ownav il« Firs 1'00 000
R<>*< burg. Or
Mik»- Z.-bick. I. a.ler
of the qi tri’-t »ho entered a bunk
house al the g>.v«ri»>n«nl r»»’k crusher
below H» ottsh'irg a month ago and
rob txt Jo« Tarvi. I», an Austrian of
approximately I'< h n, was Haturday
u nteocrel to lite iiuprl»-.ninent for the
fe**»
J. F. WESEL Y
Pulham. Norfolk. ICnglsnd. Great
Britian'a mammoth trans Atlantic air
Alisto«. Or
le a« « a.i*e»l by ths
Bro» navi lie fir. sh‘>h d< <trnv«d <»n«
third of the bu»u»e<» section of lhe
elty and wipe.! out 31 r.’«id» t\»es. la
•at una ted at approximately $li»i.0Oo
Insurance flgu/vt are t.. t available but
much of the property destroyed was
not Insured anti the total Inaurane«
wilt cover a relatively «mali propor-
Bon of the loan.
Give us a trial
HIBLER S GILL GO
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Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will pay Cash for E.gR». Poultry. Veal, I logit, I lnleg
WillJbuy’Crearn in any quantity and j ty
the highest cash price lot it.
Lrt us 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 G1SELMAN, Proprietor
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FULL LINE OF
CASKETS ANI» FUNERAL SUPPLIES
All funerals altendeil to promptly und at renumiable
nr.cea.
WESKI*Y ESTATI
8(10, OREGON
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