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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1919)
ORZGHH NEWS NOTES OF CENERAL INTEREST A Principal Events of the Wook Briefly Sketched for Infor* mation of Our Readers. Wasco county haa be for« it the greatest program of rood construction In it* history All bld* for Sherman county's *300.- non lour of road bund* war* rejected by th«- county court. Ilut 19 teacher* in a a»c«ssary force of have been «ecu red for tfc» Marshfield city *choola Th«- Harrisburg Chamber of Com m«-rc«> will hold a community fair dur Ing the Week of Sepleruber * William H Kellendonk. an old tlm* r- id’-ut of Kstscada. was found dead In tod He wa* 78 year* old. I> \t Halley, pioneer Pandeton at tornoy. died suddenly In hl* office Mr. Rallev was »bout «4 y«»r» old. Governor »nd Mrs Olcott, begin ning about August 1. will leave Salem on a rip to Yellowstone National park That furui property I* in demand In CTackama» county I* evident from the nuinio-r uf *al«<» that have been made recently. Th«* awmill belonging to Georg» Kilian, a few miles from Silverton, wa* destroyed by fire causing a loss of I '.tioO Vtid«*r the direction of the Dallas Woman's club a swimming pool for »mall children 1» being built in the tied of !<a Creole river lil-1- will be received by the state highway <, rami salon, August 5. for Ov-ry mile of highway between The Italics and Pendleton. J. A Churchill, alate superintendent of public instruction, has just Issued the 191» editing of the Oregon school laws aud copies are uow being sent out. Four steel steamship« of S.ooo tons will l>e built by lhe Alblha Knglne and Machine work», a Portland »hipyard, for a group uf Scandinavian buaiuesa men. Th« public service commission will hold a hearing in Amity. July 78, on the application of the Amity Mutual Telrphoue company for an Increase In rate». Salem firemen and policemen have petitioned the city council to grant an Increase in their wages to I loo a month They are now receiving only *90 to *95. Th»- P ndleton city council ba* or dered lb* purchase of a new automo bile street flusher and sprinkler, to re place th* present bursedrlven equip ment In u»e. Ry the first of August at th« latent Pendleton will be entirely Independ etit from th« river for Its water »up ply. as a new pip«* line la being laid to Chapllsh springs. There are now more men than jobs In Umatilla county Tfi* free employ m.-nt bureau at Pendleton find» that Ui«r* ar* about three bauds available for every harvest Job. With lhe employment of a tnauAKrr to attend to Its business for thf com inc year, the Deschutes Vallvy Potato Growers’ »*»««• latIon will be mor« ac the thia year In the potato market. Patient» tn Portland hospitals also have met the high cost of living Both St. Vincent'» hospital and th* G«»id Samaritan hospital have Increased their rate» since ante bell urn day*. Virgil D. Karl, for the past 11 years head of the department of matbema tl-.i and athletic coach at the Washing ton high school in Portland, ha* be*Ti elected principal of the Astoria high school. I^vne county's spirit ot cooperation waa lllu*t»»t««d when more than 1000 farmers met with members of the Ku gent Chamber of Commerce In an all day picnic on the University of Ore gon < sanpu*. The voting of *&.o<>v.000 bonds by the North Unit irrigation district of Jefferson county has tx’en validated and in all respects confirmed tn a de cree by Circuit Judge Duffy la the county dork’s office A regular freight servlcs from Port land tn Australia and New Zealand, with monthly salllnga. will ba estab llah>-d »oon provided Portland can fur nlsh from 2000 to 3000 tons of cargo each way fo«- each sailing. Th«- June contribution of the Stand a rd oil company to the good roads fund of Oregon under the fuel oil tai law amounted to *!«.7*9 12. a gain ot more than five thoua««nd dollars over th« tai for the previous month. The Silverton Food Produsts com puny has storied a cannery ta the Umghintller mill building Th» com pany will ze un Kv •rgrwen ber rles hut will Handl«- son I» logauber product, togeth’-r with th" distillate ua»d beiuecu February 58 and Jun» 10. He« and posfhly » te prune* Ranchers of Ikec... Ilea c*»ut. ty w«r« I»!», amounting to 13 IS IM gallon», advised to pe rfect | is us for going be «as placed In on>- o utalner II would for« the l*gl*«a<ur tt the 1911 Or»- require a tank *00 f «-t la diameter and alcn to a»k for th« <«tabl «liment of an STf*"«< high Th« tank would cover •tper m- nt station near li>-nd. when an ordinary city block la Portland If Dr M J Krrr. p«1 wident of I be Or placed la regular I9,« k ‘0 gallon capacity ailette, »twvke al a railroad tank car», it would make a gon Agricultural baz*«iu*t given by the D> hut« » ci ownly , train of th«-»* car» 11 mile» long Warning to boio-ewlvea of Oregon to farm burrau In honor of the visiting refrain from using canning compounds r*g< nta of th« collcj harmful to health hw» I«-« n rwrtved by T.» at.n- tin* > »- r u to «, i«»m« ; tic th« stale seal’-r of weight» and m*-»» •cir.’«- h-.r* . ud live*t*<’k pro urea from th«' d-partm- nt of agrieul- duct loti, the D*-»< hi m county court ture at Washington In th* circular *ppr- iirt*t. I *|p.-l for community received by the •«»<» »eahsr It la fairs to be b*ld in Rend. R«tltn«>bd. Tu charg'd that many «f lh< canning ms Io and in th* Grange dilrtct. compounds contain salicj lie or boric Portland physician» by concerted ac arid and are unn«- ary for th« r*o- U»n have increased their rates in pro son that fruit» and vegetabl«-« will portion to other lt*m» tn lb" high ev*l km-p for a long pa-rfed without the of living, and p >> t* iuu*t now pat uae of rh< miral» Th* warning was all th* way from M cent* to *lh’>d Issued. It 1» said. lh< au»> the laws of more thau they u««d to in prewar th* governt»’ nt and alate do not spply daya to fiwvds pr*pared lu the hoturs for A gift of 180 «. >-»•• of land un whh it local consu topi l<»a. there »tamlt *.<’«‘U.I»OU fe-t of timber, Th* Improvement of the old mili haa be«-n given to Willamette uulv.’r tary wagon r«ut I over th* summit of any by a donor whose mun«- ta with th* (*a»cad* mountain* by way of the held The same donor ha« given for the equipment of »n nfirtnary lu upper Wlllamett«' river Into Klamath county, thereby providing a good Itousaune hall between Ku- During the Week *t> ling July IT automobile highway gene and Klamath Fall» and Incl- there were reported t<> the state in dentally to Crater lake, wa* practical dualrial accident commission 337 a< |y aneured when th« lane county cident» of which ihr« >■ w«rw fata* court promised a committee from the The talalitlr* Include t'harle* Adams Eugene chamber of commerce that it uf Brighton. Thoma* D»w of St. Ilei would furnish th« money to improv» •nc and H L. Ureteri of Coquille l'nd’-r an agreement reach«-«! by that portion of the road between the Itlgnon ranch and the summit of the both tb* I'ortlatid grainhaudler»' un mountain*, having only a f«w mile* Ion and th» cntpli-yera Involved, th«« atatv board of conciliation la tu b«l-l In Klamath county to be improved If Governor Ob t «h ild r*«i*n a* hearing* on the l»aue* at slake ai>>! th«* suggestion* of the board Will be *e<-r«tary of state be would relinquish hl* right to a«>rvr a» governor and token a* a tuliug by both parties. Hah-m * first overs«» war bride ar would hold neither office, according rived lu the p«-r*«in uf Mr* U K. to the legal contention of Frank H Tuleja. a native of Franc«- and formerly Grant, former city attorney of Port Instructor of kingliah in the French land, who filed an am leu a curiae brief schools at l,e Havre Mr Tuleja until tn the supreme court relative to the recently was In the United Htati » nav v mandatnu* proceeding» recently Inetl and It was whlb traveling frum I’art» luted by Governor Olcott Co determine hl» rtgbta au-l dutle» a» governor. to Br«-st that h<- met hi« younc brld< Practically every lumber and 11« concern west of th.- t aacad" moun tain* and b«’tw«-n Portland and the Caltfurnla boundary haa >>ln-«| In an appeal to the railroad aduiltliatrailori to aecure for »hlpj«-r« ai d « ii»un>.-ra the aanie rat’-* on lumber between local point» In Oregon a» now « list between local poluts lu Washington. With a total of *H4 18* 99 collected In th* all month |«-rlod -ixling Jun« 30. receipt» from late* on gtfta, h-ga- cl«-» and Inheritance had alniuet doubled over the «am- period lu 1918, when the »late's revenues from this source totail”! but *30,3'..'1.8?, »«-cord Ing to th« arinlaniHml rrport of Htat* Trsasnrsr Hoff. »ubioHtnl to Governor Olcott Because of th* apparent tarditi«*» of many electrical contractors in Or-gou In filing bonds In the sum of *.'•■"> an<l paying their annual license fee of *!.’> Riat* t.abor t'orainis»' *ner Gram an Bounced that be would Iwgln checking up th«- delinquents on Auau»< 1 I’en alty for falling to comply with th* term* of the law i-arrb« a maximum fine of *luo. Rmsll r|th«a and towns throughout Oregon are advised In a «aining ls»u»«l by the state fir* m «rshal to l<m- at their fire fight lu« equipment. I«»t they suffer disaster similar to that which ha» come to »evcral Oregon town» In th* rec.-nt past From lnv<-»tigatlon* mad* by th« deputies It ha* been found that many of th«- smaller cltle* *r* without adequate fir* fighting ap pa rat us. Because of Inability of the attorney general to lay do<«n a hard and fast rule defining an Institution of learn Ing und«-r the soldiers', eailors' and marines' financial educational ahi bill and becanse It will be necessary for aono* of the Institution» to »how that they -have the farlllti--» for furnishing a course of study that will he bene flrial to applicants. Iieputy Secretary of State Kotler today ealbvl a «infer ence at th* state capltol The service no-dals for Oregon'» fighting »on*, aqjhorlsed by an ari ot the last legislature, will he distributed November II. th* first anniversary of the signing of the armlsilee. with ap proprlate ceremonltw In every county In the »tale, according to plans fnrtnu lated at a meeting of th*- tn«dal com mission tn Sal* m This rommlsslon 1» eompu*’ d of tiovrrnor Olcott, Stale Tressurer iiotf. Adjutant General Htafrta and Htole l.lbrarlaa Cornelia Marvin Some !<••» of the enormous amount of ga- / -aumed IB lb» operation of motor v< hides and other activities In Oregon may he obtalm-d from the report of Ham Kos*r, deputy secretary of stole, which sl-owa that 11 all thia PRESIDENT WILSON IS REPORTED ILL Washington—PreMdeut Wilson re turnral to Washington •■»•!> Monday from a week «ml cru'se to Hampton Road* and was Immediately ordered to lied by hl» »• r»««n«l pb>»'< Ian. Rear Admiral Cary T Gray von. who an- pounced that the pr* »ident wa» suf fering from dyeentry Admiral Grayaon »aid the preal- d«-nt'» condition was not aerloua. but that he probably would be unable to receive caller» before th«* end of th« week. Engagements w Meh Wilson had with a number of r»pub ran senators to dlacuaa th* pea«-« treaty and the league ot nation* wore canceled, The president had b*-«n complain Ing of feel In* badly for »ever al day» and It waa supposed he *aa »uttering with a alight attack of lndlge*tlou. CHEVROLETS DENTIST otfle« Hour* » to It A M. door north of Pustoftc« One BUCKS 1 to • P. M S«*«* ni term*. Ph< >r prices and Scio, St IO. OREGON * ♦ - •* T • - * ' PICTURE PRINTINC We are prepared to take your pk tures develop your plates, films, film pa< ks do your printing, enlarging and framing We charge nothing for developing him*, or plat, twelve prit ta are ordered. when VI r have had fifteen yeara of practical work in pu lurr taking. If we can lie of|any help to you in g< Ilin« u < kk I results from your kodak or camera, we will ul.tdlv give you pointers. MAIL ORDERS <>U1< Silt I\1 I \ All work guaranteed and done promptly. SCIO Give un a trial J. F. WESEL Y OREGON We do nc t cany any cameras or camera nupplirs MONTANA JAROUTH UNUSUAL Missouri at Great Falls Never So Low, Citi«» Fear Water Scarcity. Helens. Moot Th« year of drouth which has precipitated a grail»* cri »1» under which tens of thousand of cattle, horses and sheep are to be sent to Minnesota. Wi >< on*in and Nebrae ka to graie Is said to be the most re markable In th" annals ot the state. The dry weather has rau*e«l serious forest fires sn«l worse are feared, aa August la a mor« rrltiral m> nth than July, while Hept etn ter and October are often the worst of all The rivers are low The Mlasourt at Great Falls never has been known to be so low The drouth la wider spread than at has been heretofore, Not only the so called dry farming counties, which ranked as »«ml srid In the past and were used chiefly for grazing, but the fertile valley» of the south and w«-at have fell the heat. Kven Irrigation has not alway» assured good crops, for water for that purpoae haa begun to run low Philippine* to Be Mad» Ory Manila - Th« Philippine legislature purposes lb* ena«-tra«-nt nt a proh I bl lion m«a«nre for th«* (»land* In th» •v*at II la held thaï lhe national pro hlbttlon amrndment re« «ally ratified In th* Vailed Stain» doe* not apply to the Philippine* Agricultural Bill Passed by Hou»». WaKhlugton The agricultural ap propriatIon bill, without th« daylight repeal rider, paaaed lhe boua* by a vote al Nd to 177. 5 >0 • ' I
