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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1919)
forced hereafter In Salem. 10.1919, and of 3»U14 9OS33 sine« the A committee of h’s of the Portland report of August 31, 191». according police department appeared before to a statement issued by Will II B*n Mayor Baker, with a request that there nett, state superintendent of banks be a hortsoatal increase in salaries of The total deposits are 33M.44l.IS3 9J approximately 320 a month The increase is geueral over the at ate. The seventy fifth anniversary of the Ten years la the alate pdnlteutlary Principal Events of the Week founding the Oregon City Congrega for stealing an automobile was the sen ttonal church wilt be mole Ihe oCca fence handed out Io Walter Willis by Briefly Sketched for Infor stoa tor the holding of the 71st slate Judge listens of Portland. and the mation ol Our Readers. conference of the <'ong regs t Iona I same Judge sentenced Joe tIonia to cburchoa at Oregon, a three day are five years tn the same institution for Vacant rooms and dwelling houses slon being called tor November 4. 5 the same offense Judge listens has and 4 are at a premium In Dallas publicly announced that no merry may Eleven parrels of land, the property be expected by automobile thieves tn e Hood River post of the American Legion was formally launched with M of various member» of the Indian col his court. ony on the U mat I Ila reservation near m<tnbers After a heated contest tn which the The <*oos county teachers' Institute Pendleton, will be offered for sale to relative merits of la Grande and Pen- was held In North Bend October 13. tbu highest bidder on November 34. dleton were at issue, delegates from Issuance of >900.000 tn bonds to fl la Grande at the state federation of 14 and IS State money on deposit In the banka nance irrigation of 28.000 acres of the labor convention In Bend won the so throughout Oregon on October ( ar langrll valley 30 miles east of KIs lection as the 1920 convention city. math Falls waZ approved at a special The convention delegates voiced lheir gregated 33.447.838 37. The bullditig fund tor the new l4U> •lection ot taxpayers of the district. disapproval by a vote of 4| to 37 of a To study methods of logging ue«M resolution to petition I'rwsidetit Wil anne ball al Willamette university tn the central OfMM white pine belt, son for the lmm<-<llal» release nt all hs.v reached nearly 340.000. Sumpter will vote on a new charter, nearly ISO members of the Pacific Individuals Imprisoned under the re- •«mbodylug the commission form of Logging congress which held Its tenth plonagv acL annual session in i*ortland. visited government, on December 4. Epidemie Influente « bleb raged It la believed that the total prune Bend. throughout thè state durimi thè wlnier production of Itouglaa county for Hundreds of census enumerators months eaused sn itnprvi «dentnd 1919 will bo about 8.000.000 pounds. are wanted and the supervisors of boom In thè sale of life Insurance, Thirty four pupils of Middle Grove Oregou are wondering if they will se aceordlng lo llarvry Wells, stato In school In Marlon county earned a total cure enough let make the can va mi •uranre «omini*» toner, who reporte of 31200 during the summer vacation. Oregon will require abotit 9$o onu that thè lite insuram-e bugine» don« Of 4000 schools In the state of On» merators in thè stato durili thè tirsi three gon. 150 have been unable to open Enough money was taken In at the months of thls year la doublé that thin fall on account of lack of teachers state fair at Salem over and above ex thè asme ihrse months of 1914. Thomas A Brasfield. 83 years old. tom see to pay off the entire debt con After eonductlng au estensive one of Beker county's earliest settlers, traded for the construction of the died at the borne of hla son In Baker stadium there and to leave over >10. vestigatfon of teachsrs' unione else where thè coni mi tire fretta thè Pori Captains of all shlpa coming to 000 surplus. Portland hereafter will be entertained I Mothers and fathers ot Oregon boys land drude Teachers* aasoclatlon has by the Portland Chamber of Com with the American expeditionary failed to make sn/ rrcotmn.ndatlon merce. forces In Siberia may expect their sa lo thè advisabillty of fnrmlng such Plans i>t the Silver lake Irrigai Ion sons homo in a abort time, the war an organliatlon In Portland. district of 8000 acres have been sub department has advised Ben H Fisher mltted to the state engineer for ap of Marshfield. Clatsop poet. American legion, is proval. Marriages In Marton county during making good progress In its campaign the quarter ending October I, out to Induce Astoria business mon to numbered divorces practically three withdraw their patronage from the to one Tov«rl. the Finnish daily, accused of Rev. William Ridgely Powell, one of disloyal utterances. Washington —Imminence of another the oldest clergymen tt> Oregon, died A nurse whose duty It will be to teat of strength In the senate contro at his home in Portland at th« age of visit the homes of children who am versy over the German peace treaty 81 years. absent on account of lllneea and to avert oppod in interest and importance » For the first time In •even years. supervise health In general In the »11 matters likely to come before con Baker has a city Isolation hospital, school» of Eugene Is to be employed gross thia week Leaders In the treaty established to accommodate a case of by the board ot education. fight regard a vote on the Shantung smallpox. Paid up members of the American amendments to the pact late thia woek Miss Rosaline Ksplnoaa, graduate of Legion In the state ot Oregon number va assured and hope that within ten the University of Colorado, la the new 9003. according to the report which lays all other amendments can be die professor of Spanish at the University Prescott W. Cookingham. state treas posed of Following disposal of the Shantung of Oregon. urer. was authorised to forward to na The Dalles district Columbia river ttonal headquarters of the legion. tmendtnenta. sens 1» loaders plan to conference of Methodist Episcopal After they had been made by 10 take up the "aix to one ' amendment ministers was held in The Dalles Mun ex service men to kite the American it Senator Johnson <>f Csllfornla day and Tuesday. flag, the eight I. W. W. membora who By the Ume amondm» its to the Miss Anne Elisabeth Arnspiger, a were hold In the Baker county Jail treaty are disposed of and reserve resident of Oregon since 1853, died pending action by the authorities, left lions come up for action, democratic at the home of her slater, Mra. Mary Baker quietly upon being requested leaders hope President Wilson will Rhodee In The Dalles lave recovered sufficiently to allow to do so by the police Multnomah county road budget for Following a reorganisation of the the bolding of eunferencoa 1930. as tentatively prepared by the board of directors of the Central Dra The bulk of the democrats still are road department, cells for a total «P gon irrigation district. George Moore let tered by party leaders to be solidly propriatlon of >1.200.000 become« president of the district, and xgalast the republican reservation pro Organisation of a county farm bu sn order has been issued for a bond gram. while continued progress inward reau waa effected at a meeting in election on November 3S to vote on complete agreement of the republicans Klatnath Falls of farmers from all sec bond» amounting to 3240.<MM. mi the reservations is reported. yiona of Klamath county. The house will consider com pars That the present basic price for * Eight Eugene dentists will cars for wheat ia fully Justified by the condl lively minor measures thia week. In the teeth of 73 children in the Eugene Hon of lh<- world market and th«’ cluding disposition of the bill for vo public schools during the present dearth of world production »as the cational education of persons Injured school year free of charge declaration in Portland of Julius H In Industry and that to establish a Demands were presented to the Barnes, federal grain director, In an federal budget system board of education by the teachers of ’ address before the chamber of com the North Head schools for an increase I merce. PROFITEERING BILL PASSED In salaries of 330 a month A klsslesa winter! Thia la the Physical examination of Umatilla edict of the Portland municipal bu- Cenqr.se Hits st Hosrdlng snd E a. .county school children Is revealing resu of healih. "Ding bust IL" com landa Food Control Act. that the majority are In need of medi meuted Health Officer Parrish, with Washington Senate and house caj. optical or dental attention. professional dignity. “I know this Is adopted the conference report on Plans for the enlargement of the i going to make me one of the most un tmendmrnts extending the food eon fish hatchery on the north fork of the ‘ popular parties In the little old stale, !rol art to include clothing and food Umpqua river has been made by the I but It can't be helped. Inttuensa la containers and providing punishment ■Oregon fish and game commission | responsible." for profiteering and hoarding Heavy frosts last week killed plants The resignation of W L. Thompson The bill now goes to the president, la the big tomato and potato fields i as a member of the state highway who asked for this legislation as a , around Dallas and damaged the ripen commission became effective October weapon against ihe high coat of living. Ing fruits to the amount of several IS. Mr. Thompson having made thia Hoarding and profiteering ander the hundred dollars. rrqueet In a letter to Governor Olcott. set are punishable by two years* Im With the discharge from Good Ham J. N Burgess, of Pendleton, began hla prlsonment and 35040 fine. arttan hospital of Portland s first case dalles as Mr. Thompson's successor of influenxa for the winter season, the on that dale. Army Censorship at Gary Denied city Is now without a single ease of Since the organisation of a alate Washington.—Denial that a military the dreaded disease highway department in 1914 there has W D DeVarney of Portland was ap- been expended snd contracted for up -cnsorshtp had been «elabllahed at r pointed by Governor Olcott as a mem to date ihe sum of 331.071,44497 of 3ary. Ind . where federal troops are ber of the child welfare commission state and federal funds To thia la to >n duty because nt the steel strike, to succeed Fred Lockley. also of Port be add«M approximately 32.OOo.aoo of was made In a tel.-¡ram received al land. who has resigned. county fttnds expended under the su the war department from Major Gen The thirty third grand encampment perintendence of the stat« highway eral Wood, commanding the central iepartment. with headquarters at <*bl- of the Grand t'ommaudery of the department. Knights Templars of Oregoa met In New rules of the Industrial Welfare rago Eugene with 70 delegates from dlf- commission governing the employment i of women in Industry became effec Government Esperte to Value Timber. terent parts of the state. Five taouaand boxes at tomato*-« tive Tuesday Moat important of these Hpokane — The government will from five acres of land st Dillard ia Is the 48 hour week, which will super place twenty five valuation experts In the record made by T. B Evans Sede the pre-., nt week of S4 hours the field to aid timber owners of the Hon The fruit brought a price The «age minimum for experienced Inland empire In finding the exact val more than 4«) renta a bos. adult women has been placed at 37 H uation of their holdings for the pur Curfew ordinances which require cents an hour, or >11 Jo a week posa of computing taxes. Inheritance boys and girls under the age of Bank deposits of Oregon on Septem taxes and corporation slock taxes to years to be off the streets by 3 P ber 13. 1919. showed an Increase of be paid by companies. 1 wiU be atrtotly 3S2.lM,8i43« since Iks call ci June OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST SPEEDY ACTION ON TREATY IS PLANNED SCIO GARAGE Ag«*nt for Hartford I ii es, Overland Cars and Panhard 1 rucks ; I ; ( 77 t • Cx• "k V • All Kopair Work < îtanrmi (.«•«•«I Ï »>'»•«* Short ami Ioni» distance liiiiiling jobs Molici ted ■ '7 , • • • X OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT •-'I ■ fl*’1*' L ä -F* Is compiute mid our stock fresh and clean « .. T ’ X, • > ■ i'X.f > m of v Spices, and in needed ■ * 7' HIBLER 8 GILL GO. ALL KINDS OF HAULING DONE Short and Long Distance at Reasonable Prices SAM STOLLER. Expressman •n« Ac A ». 1
