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THE SCIO TRIBUNE legitlating for the soldiers, the lat ter will liecvrnr eligible for old age pensions before anything is done for them. ________ List oi Chainnea Entered at the tmstofflee at Scio. Oregon as second clans matter. auHHi-HirrtoN. in aovancs AT «NO <>r YKAR ’ For Linn County Rnosewlt Memorial Aasocialion. 1150 1.76 .75 OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Wook Briefly Sketched for Infor* mation ol Our Readers. Dr. G. E. Rigg" Albany, fl. A. Wight, Lebanon. the county court, which requested as sistance and advice from m-n ac quainted with tbe county's needs The Hood Hirer apple crop baa even surpassed prsomaon estimate*, both as to quality and quantity Tbe yield will exceed laOOeOO boxen, and tbe apples are running mor* than ever before to the extra fancy grade and desirable Sixes ('rentIon of a park oa tbe summit of Apeucer s Hutts, a mountain J000 feet high, six mile* south of Kugrue. to be reached by a scenic road. Is suggested by a number of Eugene own as a salt able memorial for lxu>* county sol dlers. sailors and marines wbo gave up their llvso during tbe great war With several small flurries of enow already encountered. It will be only a abort Um« before crews oa tbe Old Oregon Trail will be compelled to leave th* higher levels and commence work from the foot of Cabbage hill, between Pcadletoa and La Ur undo beading to ward Pendleton O rad I ng oa this sec tloa of th* stalo highway baa progreua *d 11 miles southeast from tbe foot of tbe hill. Albany erh,«*l trackers want UMMiry, C. H. Davidson, Sh.-dd The awwaaeg valuation of all prop AllVtKTiSING KATKB: Douglas Tayrr. Iialary. erty in lame county this rear Is SIM. 3&I less than last year. Rex Davis. Harrisburg. Local advertising per line first in The paving of tbs 1'olumbta river sertion ......... ................... ........... 10 Joseph Hume, Brownsville. highway between t'aarade Ixscks and Each mdMH|Uenl tna«*rtiun per line. 06 Mrs. Julia Bilyeu, Scio. Wyeth has been completed Display advertising First insertion Mrs. 0. D. McClain. Mill City. Teachers of (’ ms county have or ■ per inch ...................... ................. J. H. Johnston. Lyons xai,lx*<l for the purpose of demanding Each sui*Mv|ucnt insertion.,............ is a minimum salary of flooo p«r year. Adv«rtlSfin<-nla should reach thia office Care is Planning Earth Roads. Approval of Sunday, October N. as not Inter than Tuesday to Insure publi "goto Munday school day" tn given In cation in the current issue. a proclamation Issued by Governor Ol In view of the present widespread All fur, ign advertisements must be colt paid fur in advance of publication. activity in every form of r»ad build The recently organised Albany Fair ing and since nearly all public road« association la planning to re 1 st 110.000 Tbe Oregon Federation of Women's are ¡aid out originally aa earth roads to prepare grounds and purchase equip clubs has filed article* of Incorpora the bureau of public r«>ada of jhe BSeaL lion The organisation has property An unidentified ex nervine man was valued at 110.000 and tbe officers are U. S. department <f ngriculture em- ■ Instantly killed at Tbe Dall** while Mrs Charles II Centner, president. phaaizra thr Is-ming that Ihrloea-. attimptlng to board a westbound Mattle F Beatty, vice president, and lion and design of dirt roads have , freight train. Mrs F II. Buchanan, secretary trees on future highw-ay improvement. In j Multnomah county faces the largest srvr / plelge ollegianre lo my flag ana . locating and designing public road- tat delinquency In Its hlatory. unpaid A grand total of S3k.484.O33.23 has tbe Repuhlh fot uhiih il fiondi, one the following considerations should tales on th«- ISIS roll totaling mors beva provided by state, federal and ¡Nailon. indlttuble. trilh liberty CJfW I n » borne in mind: than l1.00ti.0M county governments for road work in The large mill on Coos bay of C. A. Oregon slope 1814 and Including work juilK t fot all. .Sharp curves should be avoided j Hmlth. Idle for over nine months, has already contracted for. to be completed because they are a menace to traffic rewumt-d rutting lumber with a small during 1810. according to a summary RATIFICATION IS NEAR. The width should I m » ample for force of ?oo men prepared by tbe state highway depart Vehicles to pa*« each other without ; The Clatsop County Har aaaoclatton, ment st a special meeting, decided to raise The Htandard Oil company acid If the vole on the Shantung am leaving the trawler! way. all the fc-s for legal avrvicee approxi 8.448.1H k gallons of gasoline In Bep If a road ever becomeaof any eon- endment is a criterion, »he final vote mately 40 per n nt. tember. according to a statement filed on the tieaty and covenant of the skirrablc importance Its users prob Mrs. Mary Catherine McQueen, sla In the office of Deputy Hecrwtary of league of nations is near. The final ably will demand that all the steeper ter of the late Hobart Eakin. justice of Blate Bam A Koger The tax. al the result should 1« known within two I grades I m » reduced to thr lowest' the amprt m<- court, died at the Halvm rule of 1 coat a gallon on gasoline and one half coat oa distillate, totals Ilk.- weeks. am! indication« are that the maximum that would conform to hospital al tbe age of St years. John W. tlruucr. geologist from Min 788 10 league covenant will be ratifi«*d with thr general tojmgraphy nf the region nesota. has arrival at the Oregon Ag Producers, aaaoclatloas and others I a few minor reservations, or Amer i which thr r »ad traverse« ricultural college to take up his duties Interested In the marketing of Oregon ican understandings, which will not I Iwt the road planners rrmamlwr as aaslstant probwsor of geology In tbe apples are being requested by the pub materially alTect the document. that aside from th»- advantages t>> school of mines lie service commission to express an Nine vetrran foresters of lx-banon opinion relative to the establishment Senator l/«ig«* must certainly feel 1 traffic of a short route, each mile of i and vicinity have left for the Hantlam of a freight rate on bulk shipment of somewhat humiliated to see ao many additional road involv,« a -onsidcr- national forest, where they will plant apples, with a view to encouraging tbe of his own jurty senators vote able extra yearly expcnBB for main So.000 fir and «hits piue trees oa shipment of cull apples Into eastern against his amendment. With the tenance. and this alone may warrant Mouth llrelteubush creak. slates After burning over 8 00 acres of yel aid of thr«*»* or four democrats he the extra exurmw of shortening thr Dorothy Rlanott. 17. eldest child of wax able to muster barely one third route when thr ruad Is constructed, low pine and second-growth timber, Representative and Mrs Nicholas J. fires which have been raging In the Hlnnott of Oregon, died at Harsnac of the grnate to vote in favor of provided that (h<- decrease in dist Pringle Butte Section. SO miles from Lake sanitarium. New York, according this strongest feature of the docu ance <I« mw not materially increase the 11,-ud. were brought under control to a telegram received by Mr. Sinnott ment. and u|s*n which the antis had ’ slerpneM of the grades. Apples are piled celling high In tbe Miss Hlnnott'e death was unexpected, place,! their strongest hoped of de I juv ! lines should I m * regarded Albany cannery store room, and Man although she had been a patient at feat. only in so far a« thia may I m * done ager W It Rcott expects to have ap Haranac sanitarium since 1817. suffer ples enough to run th* cannery at Ing from tuberculosis. Senator Lodge now knows that he without decreasing the usefulni-seof capacity speed until lhe flrat of tbe At a meeting of the North Bend city is fighting a losing t*attle and that the road or increasing its ultimate year. council a resolution was adopted or ratdi aimn is a surety. He must coat. Daniel Schnell of Tlgar«] «as In- dering a special election to be called know that a large majority favors The pleasing features of the route stantly killed when tbe motorcycle on early In December to submit to the ratifi ati<>n. If he is wise he will* should not tie overlooked. Rrmem- which be was riding collided begdon voters of tbe city the question of In make a virtue of a necessity and ber that a large part of the trawl with a truck, about a half mite from creasing the special tax limitation Multnomah station on the Capital from 18 to ik mllla to secure revenue gracefully surrender. He knows, . on most country r<»ads is for pleas highway to meet the financial requirements of also, that policy of delay in ratifica ure. Apple vhiptw-rs tn Orrjon were d«* the city for the year 1810 tion is keeping our country in a Avoid the nreexslty for Bubee- nled a commodity rate for the ship Notice at Float Satileiweot stale of unrest and that the profiteer quenl changes in location. Such ment of apples In bulk In refrigerator Notice is hereby given that the un rars, tor use In manufacturing pur la making hay while the sun shines, change* nearly always work hard dersigned. executor of thr last will and pos,w In the east by the railroad ad tcatanwnt an,! ,-etatc of E. C. Rulgrr* and that thia profiteering will con ship on some of those w ho have built I deceased, has filed with th* county ministration tinue until the measure is off the ! homes along the original highway. The special city election for the clerk of Linn County, Oregon, his final I account in said estate amt the County srnate calendar and the country purpoac ,-f submitting a charter amend Court has appointed Momiay. the first m<-qt to the voters. Im reusing the day of lleeember, 1919. in the county And« where she i* at. la the lutili diacumion of cable- court room in tbe courthouse in the city By gracefully surrendering to the ir rama and ancient history and per annual city lax levy from • to II mills, will be held in I’urtlaud on Wednesday. of Albany. I.lnn t ounty. Oregon, aa life inevitable he can in a measure re sonalities in thè «•■nate to |*a«s for a time and place for hearing said Anal November 11. account, the objection* thereto, if any trieve his reputation as the leader thoughtful consideration of the A fatal accident occurred al the Big there he, and for tbe final settlement of his parly in the senate. There is treaty? Creek lx>«glnn company's camp near of *ax! ratate ________ Dated thia 17th day of October. A. D. Knapps, when Charles Fulton was In n<> disgrace in surrendering to the GEORGE E. RODGERS. Sarcasm *•«« «ulmtituted for facts stantly killed and his companion. John 1919. will of the majority. Then he will L M. Curt, Executor. Attorney for Executor. 10 6t be in a position to say “I told you bv the republican majority of the Warner, was ao severely injured that senate foreign relations committee death Is expected to result Admlniatreter'o Netlee. so*' providing the trial of the league Profit I ng by the experience of recent in its report on the treaty and the Notice is hereby given that the un covenant brings about the dire re years, when full grain has yielded dersigned. by order of tbe County Court league of nations. Many a person murh better than the crops planted In of IJnn County, Oregon, duly made ami sults he has been proph«»sixing. who has trie,I to I m * humorous has the spring, tanners in the Willamette entered of record thia 3Mh day of Sep On the other hand, if he main succeeded in ln ing merely ridiculous. valley are rushing now to get as much tember, 191», haa been appointed ad tain« Hi« op|H>'-ition to the bitter end ministratrix of the estate of Orville A. grain aa possible planted this fall. Crawford, deceased. and is then defeated, he will go Every town reports a tack of res A warrant for 8114 404.74 was ra All persons having claims against thr down in hi«t«ry as a senator too idence propertien to house the pro- ce! v.-d by Governor Olcott from the estate of >«kl drecaaed ar* hereby no stubborn t<> concede to the will of a pie. Where are all these people United Stales Iriasury. In payment of tified to present them, with tbe proprr the sum due the state of Oregon from vouchers, to said administratrix at her large majority of the senate and a coming from? reeidence at lebanon, in Linn County, revenues collectrd by the government Oregon, within six <•) months from the larger proportionate majority of the from national forests of th* Mate. 1 date of this notice It is evident that Congress and the people. He w ill simply become an Dated this 29th day of September. An organisation of good roads advo H klkm V. CgAwroan. obstructor and an unsafe guide in people are afflicted with too much cates was effected at Coquille. Its aim 1919 Hewitt A Sox, Administratrix. Johnson, especially of the Hiram Is to becomr an advisory committee to Attorneys for Administratrix? national legislation. Th«’ js pie ar* getting very tired variety. Yet this same Hiram as BIX MONTHS Homer Spear. Tangent. of the dilly dally jactics of the sen pires to the presidency. The senate has certainly dis cussed the matter from every angle ate. (*lul> girls not only learn now to and every senator has now made up produce but also to conserve, pack his mind as to how he will vote. So and market their products, and are further discussion is useless. The helped and gunit'd in the use of the Country will draw a deep breath of income which they derive from the relief when the last, name is called work of their hands. on the final roll call. FOR SALE Vetch neeti. About fiftv per cent vetch the bal ance « heat ami oata; juat I he mixture for hay. Vetch hay analvH.-H for food value equal to alfalfa. While it lastM, ft 1 2 cents a pound by the sack. The first dollar out of your If tbe republican majority to coo-, or salary is the easiest to spend, so greva continues to procrastinate in , save it. U. G. IIAYNE, But Main bl , Albany, (ire. »♦•eaeaeeaeaaaeeeaaaaeaeeeaaaeeteaaaeeaeeeaeeeaaBeeei We are fully «|tiip|w*<! with the latest leu* grinding dei crs. situated in a large sanitary «hop. Dr. Albro is an experienced pres cription axjiert and all w,>ik is done under our direct «up« t v--i n. ^¿^ììlciìde e G.otom trist. ALBANY OBga. MUNKERSandUEST SCIO STAGE Walter Hi : y h , Prop Phon«* 15-5 |.'i STAGI Mt I TS Al l IRAINS U :r>- ■ ■ - ... I’...- . at '<:30 a in am! 4 1*. p tri fur W<-«t S ck . and 1:15 p m fur Munkorw C. BRYAN r ATTORNEY AT LAW 9)1-2 New First National flank IHdg. ALBANY OHEGON Scio Meat Market HOLECHEK BROS, We want tt> treat tin* people right and will weleonn* old and new customers, spiling firet-clana meat at the moat reasonaid«* pi ices. We buy Veal Hog* and Hides, paying g- od prices. Give Us a Call •■”•••• L“** S^an PaMfa H. B. CHESS Attorney »■ Law OOfe. as SUrw.a «1 I-Laa*s. Ora. Riley Shelton Reni Estate Eraser and Notary Pub/tc ^4btl rai h ( Ibtmned, f.iamined iCIO . ORI . . gon Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS Calls Attend««! to Promptly Dav or Night . »CIO . . OREGON H. C. ROLOFF J£< 7/i A/ W a TRKI j DO n. r. o n * i « BUON O mm u« sawtitass Sale dal«*« arnepr, I for al T he Scio Trit,une Offlc, Scio, Ore. RURAL CREDIf LOANS Our twenty year rural credit plan of loaning money to farmer«, hcljw y<>u to get out of debt. Under our form of loan thr total amount of Interest paid during its entire period of li<,-t>t\ years is actually le» I han.*4 per cent interval. Write us fur booklet. OWKN BEAM. Agent. 133 ij/on St Albany, Orv»g«>n
