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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1919)
a a i» - wa I imx from Klk lake this winter for th» Tu <nak> hatchery, according to the plans of Fearl Lynaa. superlntaadent On account of til health. Mayor K W Hiamva of Dufur resign«*! his of flew at the laat regular meeting of the city ccuncll. The office I« »till vs Principal Events of the Week cant, no om being wilting to accwpt the plaro. Briefly Sketched for Infor» Into i itanca taxe* aggregating Wil,- <>5 IP were received by the etale mation of Our Readers. treasurer during the p«-rl«»d from Oc tuber 1 : IT. to September 30, 1*1». Th«> western Oregon com show win according to a report prepared by that be held in Eugene thia year department. An agricultural department has been By a vots <>f ISO to 14 Heppner an organised at the Newberg high school thortxed an issue of 1100 > 04 watar Nine cars of beef cattle were »hip bonds tor the construcUcn of s gravity ped from Durkee to the Kansas City water aysiem from the headwater* of market WlKow creek to the rllj. a dlstaucw of William Hpayd. a Civil war veteran about IS miles. and for many .year» a resident of Ha The army store at Portland sold lem. died at Seattle. 1*7.»74 worth nt a da from the date The dairymen of Jackson county of opening H* pt ember IS. to Octobwr have organised the Jackson County 11. according to announcement made t'ow Testing association. by Frank P Tingley, in charge of the Noonday dancing as a cure for brain Portlaud district. fag has been adopted by the students ’‘Recreation In the Southern Cas of Reed college at Portland. cades" Is the title of a folder just The first liveetock show undertaken Issued by the forest service, contain In Deschutes county was put on In ing a wealth of data. Including maps, connection with the Tumalo fair. regarding the Crater lake region and Eight school distficta In Douglas surrounding territory. county are still without teachers, ac FMT armed men held up employee cording to Superintendent Brown, of the Portland Railway. Light A Pow Herman Rosenberg, a well known er company al au east side car barn U mat I lla county farmer. touxht (he and escaped with about l’>>4 which Bert Hinith farm of HOC arret near had been turned in by conductors from Yoakum. the day's collection. Ed Plogg. a resident of Dallaa. dl» Dr. R Me Htelner. warden of the appeared October 11. and officials and Oregon stale penitentiary, has return his brother in Portiaud are trying to ed after.three weeks spent In the mid locate him. die west and east inspecting prisons Bear» and cougars are causing con and investigating Industries best suit •Iderable I oases of young cattle In the I ed to the Salem institution, Dry creek section ot the Slater« Me Half a carload of T. N. T WM ax tollus range. ploded under Windy Point on the Mac A sawmill three times the «He and ksnile pass highway Friday, lifting capacity of the one destroyed by fir» hundreds of tons of rock The r«xk last July is being erected at Peoria by removed was 3o0 feet In length. Jo Liggett A Austin. feel high, and with a minimum width The freshman class of Willamette of 13 feet university has voted to donate a walk N G. Favell. of Mkevlew. has filed to the university, and has appropriat application with Percy (hipper. alate ed the necessary funds engineer, to appropriate one and one- One thousand gallons of grape wine, half second feet of water from Hot confiscated from Italian residents, Spring, fur th« purpose of supplying were poured Into the Columbia river ; hot water to the city of Lakwlew fur at St. Helena laat week. i heating purposes Preliminary plana are being made Cooperating with the Deschutes na for the Oregon Christian Endeavor tional forest service, the Hosier» Melo convention which will be held In Al Hue livestock association Is working bany February 10, 11 and 11. to eradicate a rank growth of poison Seven rural schools In lan« county, hemlock found along th« banks of three of them Union high schools, are Ukt creek, between HuttleV lake and closed because the boards ot directors the Metolius river are unable to obtain teachers. W W Gardner, mayor of Baker, has Fire, starting from the explosion ot filed with Psrcy A Cupper, stata en an oil stove, completely destroyed the glneer, application to appropriate wa women a living quarters at the plant ter from the Ham«; spring for s muni of the Dufur Orchard company cipal na’atorlum to be located in that At a • pectai election, Monmouth by city. The development will cost ap a vote of Jo to 1 went on record in proximately 37&.UOO. favor of a gravity water syst< I. vol- The government, through l.leuten Ing 1*0.000 In bonds to pay for it ant Terry, recently dlspcaed of the The application of sulphur to alfalfa entlrw cut of the Warren Spruce com land baa Increased the yield so male pany's operations tn the Yaqulna bay rially In central Oregon that Umatilla district. It is reported that tbs sale alfalfa growers ere going to try it out. Involved a total of 10,000,000 feet of Judson T Bowman, 71. a veteran of spruce logs at a delivered price of 114 the Civil war, was Instantly killed Because of the scarcity of huckle when he was struck by a Southern Pa berries this year, bears, whh-h Inhabit clflc passenger train near Qrania the Cascade mountains in eastern Paaa. Linn county, have been seeking food Blds for approximately IS? miles of iti orchards In the foothills. Five graveling, grading and surfacing will bears have been killed within the past be opened at the Portland offices of month In the Jordan district east of the «tale highway commission on No Rclo. vember 4. The McKenale pass road over the The Hhell company of California summit of the Cascades Is closed to paid to the secretary of state a total traffic and will probably remain close«! of 11174*3 for gasoline and distillate until next summer when the sn> w sold In Oregon during the month ot m«ls There is some snow at the sum September. mil now, but the principal reason for L. II Llnharger. a cattleman, has blocking the road la the construction just shipped JOO head of cattle from work on the east shield the summit. Creswell to Ukiah. Cal., where they Work which has been hnd«r way the will be fed and sold later to buyers pest summer and early fall In the en la that state. largetnent of the Hawley Pulp * Pa In response to a call recently Issued per company’s plant In Oregon‘City, by County Agent Hunt, representative providing for the accommodation of farmers from all parts of Morrow els more grinder* and water wheels county met at Heppner and organised at an expenditure of nearly 1154.000. a farm bureau Is expected to be completed within an Th« fishermen's strike on the Hlus ether week law and Umpqua rivers has been called Homestead la no longer able to rare off The fishermen are selling their for the people who have been attract salmon for the same price as before. ed tn the Hnake river mining district, «1» cents a pound. according to word received In Rsker. Morrow county was covered with a The Iron Dyke mine alone is now em blanket of snow last week. Moet ot ploying 104 men. It Is reported, and the .vheep are out of ths mountains or development work In nearby copper, low enough down to be out of danger silver and gold mine* has undergone of being snowed In a marked revival. Haw mills In all sections of Linn Clarence Johnson. charged with the county sre unusually busy and a large murder of Mrs Eunice W Freeman, quantity of lumber and railroad ties elderly W. C. T. IT. worker and hie are being »hipped from many railroad benefactress, pleaded guilty at Port points In the county. land. waiving all rights to delay and The Bend city council has approved was sentenced to life imprisonment plans for a 1113.040 extension of the in the Oregon state prison at Halem. sewer system snd ordered engineers Johnson killed Mrs. Freeman August estimates on grading and surfacing of 11. with a place of gas pipe several miles of streets There will be no special session of Between S.POO.OOO snd S.uoe.ooo east the Oregon legislature to ratify the cm brook trout eggs will be taken wowmas suit rage save nd meal to the OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Nfc * federal conatltutlon unlraa the legtila lore voluntarily requiwt such a sew- aloa. agree to waive mlleag* and per diem and pledge themselves to ne alder no legialatlon other than the amendment at iaaue. according to Gov ernor Olcott I hiring the week ending l>ct«>ber 11 there were 1*0 at'Cldent* reported to the state Industrial accident commie •Ion. of which «11 were fstalltlee The fatalities were Charles Fol tin. Port land, logger; I ar» llansen. Kirtland, construction worker. Gilbert A rm I tag*, Dallas. electrical eng.newr. Geo H Sander* Leona, logger. Isaac M Glnrtrh. Rainier, logger Papers were served on Attorney Oenerai Brown tn th» »ult brought by the Hebe Company ot Han Franctscu to anjoln District Attorney Kvana of Multnomah county and the attorney general from proaeeuttng the corpora lion for salea ot Its ayrup in Oregon The contenta of one can of ayrup man ufaclured by the corporation, when treated according ba dirrettona. la In tended to make a quality of beer con taining 31a per cent alcoboL SCIO GARAGE Agent for Flart ford 1 ii es, Overland Cars and Panhard Trucks All Repair Work <itiisrantv««i Short and long distance hauling jobs solicited OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is < o’.iiplc te mid nui stouK tresh and dean Wo enri-y a full lint- of Tea, Coffee, Spices ('aimed Goods, tinti in taut, everything ii(‘c<h‘d for the table. STRIKE IS UNLAWFUL Washington. — Orn»nlx«d labor In tends to preserve the right to strike, officials of the American Federation of Labor said In warning that passage In the congress of the anti strike legis lation proposed In the p. ml I ng railroad bill would rvault In an Immediate gcu eral walkout over the • ■untry William E. Johnston president of the International Association of Ma cblnlsta. second larg« st union affiliated < with the federall»n. «aid "direct ac tion** might be r.i.< rtrd to If all other means of advancing the lutrreat of the unions failed He referred particularly to what he term’d the efforts of employers to shut out unions by binding their wi urb era with Individual contracts He an nounced that with the passage of the anti strike legislation he would or- dor Immediately a vote on a strike of the 360.000 memts-rs of bls aasocla- tlnn and predicted that the heads of the other 111 intcrnstl-'f'.al unions In the American F-deration ot Mbor would take similar action. KIBLER 8 GILL CO ALL KINDS OF HAULING DONE : Short and Long Distance at Reasonable Prices SAM STOLLER. Expressman Pasantes?, W. F. GUI. Hecarrvav, I). C. Thoma Representation by States Awaits Senate. TO SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN« « HI-I’HAIHI !>►;« Mllkl! ISM I Our F lour is as gixsl as any mad» in the Willamette Valley United Washington —All allied and neutral countries listed In tb« covenant of the league of tuitions will be allowed to vole at the Initial labor conference here thia week. If the vlewe of Arthur Fontaine of France, chairman, •nd other members of the organising cum mlltee now here, are followed, The United Htates cannot be offl daily represented at the conference unless the senate apprise* the treaty, regardless of th«’ election of the con ference itself. Hamu'-I (Jumpers, pres Ident of the Amerit an I "deration of Mbor. however, was present at a meeting of the organ-sing committee The question of seating German. Aus trlan and Finnish dclvgaina must go before the confer« e tiself The »u prams council ha» appro veil their c>m Ing to thia country, and It la reported that an Amerk’su army traimport may bring them Roosevelt's Estate 1*10 401, Mineola. N T.- -< Ionol Tfdhxlora Roosevelt left an calata valued al It 10.407. according to af..davits filed with Transfer Tax Appraiser Gehring by executors of the will. ~I--------------------------- Scores Hurt In New York Rlote New Y«»rk. Hcoree of p«’raons wen Injured In a riot foliowint, a clash tw tween 1040 strlko aympathlr«-rs several hundred longshoremen were returning to work Austrian Fresidsnt Sign» Peace Treaty Vienna. - Preoidont Karl Hcita, <»f the Austrian republic, Saturday signed the treaty of peace with Ute allied and aaauclated government*. French Brldss Ge Home. Part*. — Sixty two Freni’h women who had married Americana, army of fleer* or soldiers, and subsequently had been divorced In the United States i returned to France on one steamer laat! week, according to the newspaper Avenir. Most of *hem. the newspaper added, returned, not because of per tonal differences with their bus hands but hecaus«- of the inability of the brides to adapt themaelvea to the America* mode uf 11 v tag J. I.Harne«, W. F. Gill, A tlilyeu, J. R. Hartva. Mrs Jennie Warner. ßdo Minili LABOR CONFERENCE IS ON Official J E I /</•’ U SJCh GUAK.1XTEED PICTURE PRINTING We are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film pac ks, do your printing, enlarging and framing We charge nothing for developing films or plate* when twelve prir t* are ordered. We have had fifteen year* of practical work in picture taking. If we can be of any help to you in getting good result* from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointer*. 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