The Scio tribune., March 18, 1920, Image 3

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Estravagance la dress will be oll^'
lasted from the Roseburg high school,
accordlag to a vote take a by the «trie
of the student body, when Ito cast
their ballots la favor of uniform drees
regulations, whtla only it favored Ike
Principal Event« of the Week <4d order of things
Two deaths numerous Injuries, sev­
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
eral wrecked maebtnea and a number
of arrests on charnre of reck lees drlv
mation of Our Reader«.
Ing were among results of nearly to
automobile acclden.s reported Io the
Pendleton and othsr towns la t’ma Portland police for th« labour period
tills county are to have tire surveys closing Sunday night.
There waa one fatality due to arc»
made during the weak.
Andrew J Fueler was nominated by dmt in Oregon during th* • •■<■» rndini
Prrwldvnt Wilson to be receiver of pub March II. according to a report by th«
industrial accident commission
Ths
lie moneys al Lakeview.
victim
was
Jsin.-a
Polihrouis.
railroad
For th* first time la 11 yearn the
A total of «it
Baker county Jail waa empty five con employe of Portland
accident* were reported
eevutive days last week.
law Tabor, a resident of Island City
I. I'. Cavanagh Si yearn old. re­
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tired bop grower and stork raiser. la dead as th* result of a hold
drupp.-d d*ad la the Central cigar up In hla h<>m<- Two masked m«n en
l<-r*d the room, where Tabor was play
store at Kal*m.
Creswell. lane county, has s poet of Ing solitaire. and ordered him to throw
As he mad* a motion
th* American lagion. the veterans of up hla hands
to reach for hla gun he was shot by
that part of the county having organ
the robbers.
lard Friday night
Wag* I nr testers aggregating Uli.cx’f
A farmers' extension school, deal
ing with poultry, dairying and crop annually and affecting approximately
management, waa held at Canyonville looo m.-n. wer* announced by th« twt1
paper mills of Oregon City Th« firm»
Friday and Haturday.
A strong sentiment Is developing In ar« ths Crown Willamette Paper com
Hood River county for a bond Issue to pany and the Hawley Pulp A Pap*i
The average Increase la 31
pave a loop valley road connecting company
cents dally
Od"ll and Hood River.
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The stat* highway commission hat
lloeco. Dorsey died la the Wallowa
hospital as the result of wounds from received notlce that Oregon will get
pocket knives In the hands of two of »<) more trucks from the federal gov-
H- ernment. These trucks will be dis
his playmates a few Weeks ago
trtbuted among th« various counties
was IS years of age
Kight thousand acres of public laad and will be used In road construction
The state has received 170 of
at Tulr Ink* will be farmed thia year work
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The these trucks up to the present time
by l.waeea of the government,
hlgh.-st price p.-r acre will be «IS Id as
Ail records with relation to the num through In recent years was the pur­
agninai 1« last year.
ber of patients receiving treatment st chase at Bandon by a company com-
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Prac''rally ail workers In the ■late the state hospital for the insane at |xMM*d of officials of th*- Nestle’s Food
are employed at present and there Haletn were shattered last week when company, of the A H Thrift .state
will be a serious shortage of labor the population of the institution totaled dairy ranch al langiota Th* purchas­
by June I, according to W. H. FIU
l?M Including the attendants, phyal ers ar« K <1 McCoy of l*ortlaud. II J
gerald. federal director of employment. clans and other employee, more than t'onlln. D l> Warner and <|.-orre I*
K. nn>-th q Hay. aal*emanager of a 3000 persons are housed at the boepl laird of Handon The ranch eonsIMs
big New York firm, who la making a tai
of »to acres lying along th* coast Th*
survey of The Dalles fruit district,
If an application made by the Hood sale price was I7I.0O0, which Included
predicts that fruit will b* higher than River Game Protective association Is 100 dairy cows
ever on account of the small California act.-d ou favorably by th« state fish
lands In the Klamath Indian re»er-
crop.
and game commission. Hood River ration will not b* opened for settle
A large quantity of tri nltro-toluol county may soon have a hatchery for ment until the timber thereon la re
alloted to the Oregon etale highway the propngailon of trout fry It la pro moved and sold for the benefit of
commission by the war department for pomd to locate th.- new hatchery Jus' the tribe, according to a letter received
use tn road construction has been south of Hood River along the stream I from the department of the Interior
ordered shipped from Camp Lewis. of that name.
I following rvwelpt In Washington of a
Wash
A re. <-nt ruling of th« stale laad Joint memorial adopted at the recent
A movement has been started In board requiring persons removing sand special •«•eloti of the Oregon legisla­
Grant county to create a new county and gravel from navigable streams In ture asking congrea« U> lake action
out of the northern portion to Include Oregon to pay a minimum of 10 cents to the end of populating these* Unde
the towns of Hamilton. Rangr. Fog. a cubic yard confronts the state high with white settlers
Granite, Austin. Long Creek and Hu way commlaalon with a situation which
George Johnson, known as '■«horty."
sanville.
will add approilmdtely 10 per cent a bachelor about to living at Fort Or­
We have a tractor which we i.fTv-r for your apptovnl One w<- can
State Prohibition Agent Frank Davis to the cost of these materials pur ford. baa been taken to the state asy­
guarantee to do the work, and do it right
of Baker was arrested on a westbound chased for road construction.
lum at Salem. a raving maniac John­
NfWE HAVE <»NE ON lì IE I I .< >< »I«
train at The Dalles on Information tel­
N. F Macduff, supervisor of the son. apparently normal, waa strolling
Come Hud see it
It is the latest model out. with all the latest
egraphed ahead by the conductor and Cascade national forest, «ays that be along the beach at 1‘ert Orford when
improvements.
was placed la the city jail charged cause of th« exceedingly dry w.-ather he discovered a beautiful agate. The
with druakeaneaa
the past winter and because of the stone contained almost a perfect fig-
Work of completing the grading of almost utter absence of snow, there is ure of a monument with a < roes on
Alienti fot the (i.Kl’KAC
the Hood River Moalar stretch of ths grave danger of fires In th« mountains lie declared It waa a elan of the sno­
Columbia river highway la being do this summer. Unless the summer la ond coming ot Christ and from that
layed by broken steam skoveia Two rainy, he says, the timber will be easily moment on his mind br«ame untxl-
ot the big excavating Implements are Inflammable and carsieaa campers will anced
laid up for repairs.
be a deadly menace
At the close of business In the state
The Florence Electric company has
The badly d««-ompoeed body <>f John department on March 1 there were
flA*d sn sppl leal Ion with the Oregon Bookman waa discovered in hla cabin lit .'>»« persons registered for the pri
public service commission for an In at a lonely apot a few miles from mary election May 11. a< cording to a
cr.-as. In rates Th* minimum charge Heston, near the main Coos Bay high report prepared by Ham A Koser as-
la now II, and the corporation asks way
Bookman. who waa aged at-out slstant secretary of state and In charge
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that It be lncri.aa.-d to IIS«.
70. had lived alono for some time in of the registration work. April 10 will
A vocational training school for all a rough cabin without floor and little be the last day to register for the
those who have not as yet completed light. It Is believed that he died from primary election and unless there la a
their eighth grade work and have exposure and had been dead for prob •purl between now and that time fewer
dropped out of school to go to work ably five or all weeks
names will be on the poll books than
will be opened In the la Grande high
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In a pitched battle lasting for 10 for several years
If the lime the
school building tn the near future.
minutes In Th* I tail les city jail. Frank registration boohs closed prior to the
The chief of ths United Ulates Heater, police chief, was knocked un primary election in th- yeat ISIS. Jul.
weather bureau has declined to eetab conscious snd was locked In th« coll ••7 persons had qualified
llah a weather station al Oregon Agri- corridor with James McClaakey. patrol
culturnl college. Corvallis, asserting man. by two recalcitrant youths wh.ws
The beet Jers.-, bull that 31000 will
that It waa Impracticable, also im escape from the city tortile waa fra buy Is to be purchased by a group of
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possible by reason of lack of funds
atrated by the timely arrival of Sheriff dairymen In the Al»«a valley in went
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Klamath county sheepraisers will Henderson of Klickltnt county and ern Henion county. Thia actlop waa
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meet at Merrill. March IT. in confer John Crawford of Grand Dalles
taken at the clone of a three day eg
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once with Dr II K Armstrong, federal
The moat extensive realty deal put I tension school held In A lags
a
livestock
Inspector.
to
consider
methods of combating the spread of
scabies among southern Oregon flocha
Every available certified Burbank
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and Whits Roac aeed potato In Oregon,
aggregating more than 1000 sacks. haa
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been purchased qby Marlon county
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ranchers, according to a report filed
with the cv unty community faderation '
Will pay Ci»«h for Egg«, Poultry, Veal. I log«, I Tided !
W D Barnea. county judge of Deo
chutes county, haa resigned hie office,
Will buy ('ream in any quantity and pay
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according to announcement mad* by
the highest cash price foi it.
Governor Olcott.
Robert W Haw
yer. a Bend newspaperman, waa named
Let us grt acquainted.
If you have a grievance
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by the executive as Mr. Barnes sue
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
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censor
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Member« of the Oregon public serv
Bring Us Your Cascaro Bark
lee romm salon will go to Bend on
We will give you a Square Deal
March 13. where they will conduct a
hearing with reference to an applies
Hoti of the Central Oregon Irrigation
company for an increase la maiutsa-
ance raise
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BARTU MOTOR CO.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
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FOLGER'S .1
We rniTV n hill
Co Ren,
(’nllllCll (¿(Mills,
fact, everything
tor the table.
lililí of
Spices,
mid in
needed
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HIBLER 8 GILL CO.
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
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