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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1920)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Event* of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor« mation of Our Reader*. Rrnallpoi haa again broken out at Rrownavllle K-gl»tration fur the coming prtmarle» 1» the h' AVleat I u.alllla county baa •vsr had Willamette university girl» defeated Pad tic university cv-eda In debate Fri day night. It la predicted that the Oregon »traw berry crop thia year will b* om-third larger than ever before Albany‘a quota of flO.OOd worth of •tuck In the l.inn County Fair •*»-■ rlatlon ba* been »ulecrlbed The annual mealing of the Ohio aa social inn of the Rogue River valley was held at M-dford Haturday Hood River eltlaena plan during the next two to ra • **«••« for roily, ou» and ciiaritabl« purpose* A total of 1930 real estate dealers In Orwon haw "l.'aiu.-d II ns*a through the state Insurann department. C. L. Howall. a rancher, »•» killed Instantly wh«n hl» auto overturned ou th* road south of Klamath Falla Almost the entire poaial Telegraph line between Roseburg and Eugene *111 be rebuilt this spring and summer Three peppermint distilling plan's are to be erected In the near future aal Joining the. mint field» east of Brooks Work will soon be started by the state highway department In paving the road le-taeen Marshfield and Co- quill* The Baud Comnier. lai club w ill have charge of the entertainment of the 500 delegates to the state grange, which lUXltB there June 1 Corvallis shows a registration of •¿it»» voter* *hl<h is tin- highest ever recorded there and 97 per cent of lb- posalbh nqtlstration. Improvement work In Portland amounting to 23 366.0**55 1» already undur *ay and will !•* completed be font the end of the summer rasm A» a result of a vfklt to Ito», burg by the superintendent of Kugem schools it la stated that seven Roseburg teach ere sill tea. h a' Eugen«- tu-xt winter William Farr« of Burna was named by tlon rtror Olcott as county Judge of Harney county to aticoMx! Judge II. Levins. who dirti in Portland recent- Tanm-rs at Hood River are making eager bl«l» fur »traw berries at 16 cent* a pound field run and furnishing crate», This nets grower* 27 9» per crate. Plana for ral«tng Marlon county'» quota In the Hah at Ion army drive are Hullrltora *111 be »»nt taking »hap* out >-arly it« May The county quota 1» 912.500 livability to sell bond» advantageous ly has r»u»««d the Astoria waler com mission to postpum- the prop« -«-«I rale Ing of its <lam to doubt« the capacity of th«- r.-». rvolr. Albany lias been selectrd definitely s* th«- sit. for the Young People's Rummer «'«inference of the I'reebyter lan church of «Begoa which *111 be held July 22 to 39 Work Is pr«»gr«v»slng on the Htnllb hill grad«- I* mile* north of tiranta A trout Pass ou the Pacific highway 1009 feat remain to b* graded before th* summit la reached Practically all member* of the fore* at th* P«>i» • "inly courthou»«- It. Hall«»» have Joln«-d the army fighting the high cost of rlothlna and are wearing over all» la their various offices Edward A Melman, secretary of the Oregon Retailer*' association, assert» that member* of the association hava not profiteered and on many article* are mating les» pr««flt |han »ver 1 •* than too carload» of potato*« from t; 1919 crop remain to be »hip p«d out of Ore»- i. compared w Ith loot) cars at th* same time last year, ac- cording to Marlon county grower* The Hood River Apple Growers' •ociation 1» hastening shipments of •torsd storks of N.-wtown» fullowing ilfltng of the embargo on freight placed as result of the switchmen's strike« Plana ar* now being made by the seer« ar> <f state to Ilcena« all driv er» of m«.’or vehicle* und«-r the pro vision* of a law passed at the special sesaloa of tne legtslatur* In January. Hood River valley Irrigation pro- Ject» have won In »vary point in litiga tion with power concern» over water right» on Hood River, according to a d*cr*e Just entered by th* »tat* water board The annual founders' day celebration will b* held I May I Five minute addr<-*••• will be glvsa by ptonsvrs sttendtag th* celebro Hob Judge P H D'Arcy of Halsui will proa Id* J O Hava. Han Joro mlllloaalrw, who own* mu< h property In the lAk* I ui bl sb roghiti near Hal«-tn. I* construct Ing a aawmlll I d that vicinity to cut lumber tor th* construction of w»ro bous«-* Tb»*« will b* u»«M aa stnr as» piaros for onions and other veg- etablro fur protect¡ n «alu»t frosting weallMr. With a membership of twenty, tb* Hood Rtver chapt.r of the women« au Hilary of th« An»«rlcan legion» has been launche«! Immediata rollcf of shortage of rar* In Baker Is demanded by the Baker county chamber of commerce >>r serious labor trouble« a» «»Il aa financial roto to th«- local lumber Industry I* likely Io result Director* of the Bond school district have authorlied th«- rolling of a special election, tb* dale to be set later, to vote on a 233.000 bund Issu* to finan«««' the completion of the main unit of th« high *eb«»«l. Th* Ht Helen» water commission has filed application with th* state engl aror for the appropriation of water from Milton creek for municipal pur Thi* improvem.-nt will root in po*«-* the neighborhood of 213,000 All blds submit'.-d for the purchase of th* 21.0Q0.0oo bond li in* offered for sale by th- state highway depart ment under tb<- i act of last January. In vat« nslon of the Bean Barrett act. were rejected by the state board of control aa being too low Mrs Edward Hchool. of Hubbard, i» dead and her huaband. l>r Kdward School, Ii In a critical condition from nervous shock a» rroult of the auto mobile In which they were riding being struck by a nor hbouttd Southern I's ciflc freight train Till Htralton. well known In th" John l>ay district, and his wife are dead a* a result of a murder and sulcid« commit cd In a hotel at Baker. The tragedy la IwHaved to bavr been cause d by d««m«wtl< troul.l«- and follow ,-d *•-» < ral hours of quarreling Four huudr<-d Indiana gathered neat Adams to celebrat«- the potlatch of the late Yutusuttkln. who dl«-d In Chicago r.-ceutly At th«- potlatch his blanketa, saddles, hors«'» and other i«os»« salons were distributed amoug his rwlativsa. according to the tribal customs An Increase in the rat«-« of the Union County Telephone company to a point comparable with the lowest rat«* charged by the Home Telephone cum pany, operating In the sain«- territory, wns granted In an order ls»u«-d by ths public Service commlaaloa and effective May 1 A It Foster, who was ronvlctcd *f the murder of Lawrenc«- tloodeli In Portland and who es«ap.<J a month ago from the stat«- (wberculoaia h««spl tai where hr had been transferred from the penitentiary ha» been returned tn Salem Footer • aa captured al KI l*aso. Texas Kt raw berry growers In the Wiliam ette valley are bring offered IS cents a pound for their 1930 product, but aa yet few contracts have bren mad«- at that figure Home of the gffiw. rs believe the price »III go to 3«> cents a pound and are not In favor of sell Ing below that figure. Total late* levl«d by counties for the year 1920, baa»-d on th* rolls of 1919 evclualve of the fire patrol a»»«»» giant, aggregate 222.599.995 03. or ap proximately 27.0O0.0Q0 In « tress of the amount raised In the year 1919. accord Ing to a report prepared by Fraak tx>v«*ll. state tat commissioner A program for pav«-d market road» tn Linn county will be Inaugurated by ths Aounty court this yror by paving a stretch of seven miles The first road to be pav«*d extends from Hr Io to Greea's bridge, wbl. h crosses the NoriTt Haul lam river, the boundary line between l.inn ami Marion countl«« Application for a charter tor th« people* Mtats bank, which It was pro posed to organize at Th* Halls*, has bron r»fus«d by Will II Renwit. state superintendent sf bank*, on the ground that th* city already haa two d«-p««*i loris* In operation and a third bank scheduled to open It» door* between May 1 and May li. The largest moonshine «till ever found In Clackamas county and prob ably the largest in the state was raided near Boring by Bherlff Wilson and deputy Hughe* and two revenue of ficers of Portland The officers found 75 gallons of moonshine whisky and more ■ ban 1700 gallons of mash made from corn and hop* School teacher* throughout the state are being asked to eo-operate In the stale survey of mental defective*, de linquents and dependent» now being <arri«d out under the authority of an by the 1919 acais lurv. and the flrwt work to b* carri.» out will I that of uiaklug a recon, of rrtsrd«ul chlldr*« lb th* publh school» throughout tb* stat*. The owt of packing appl«-* will soar th!» rooiing »■ »sun W falls tfa* bo*, market 1» »till Indefinite, ladlcattou* point to Jo cent bo» «hook», a» com pwr»d «Ith an average of IS canta last Uro» re «III pay from llh year routs a lemmi for layer boar de. to 17 aud IB evuts fur light weight wrapping paper tor («ap-rs for their buxro this year Th« prh-v* ar* from 25 to >0 p««r cent hlrher than last year Five droths rroulted from Industrial acrld'-uts in Orogon during tbs week •fading April 33. according to a ro port pr. parc-d by th» »tats Industrial ««-cld'-nt <-<<mmi»»b>n Th» victim» were: W A Hutton, hooker. Levering, Mich . Kusa-TI Miller, logger. Marsh field l»-wls I'varwon. logger. Amity, Thm«.! ■ Il B- rg. s*gtn**r. Mill City. an<! J Ihiunlng, carpenter. Portland. A ’ al >f *71 «-ckdauls were reported du h. lb«- «««A Herou»" of th«- Inability of the Salem Fruit I’nion tn handle th» fast tncreaa Ing crop» of Marlon county without es- ■x-ndlng large sum» of money for Im- prov«tnenia. and the keen competition that has develop«! Iwtvwx rannerle* and parking plants In the local field, 3»< members of the organiiatlon. at a nirotlng held In Hal«-m. antborUcd the director» to ink« Itnm-dlate si.-ps ta dlspo».- of the union's property At a meeting at Astoria of re pro setttallves <»f all the eannerle» and cold storage | «anta on the Columbia rtver. with twr« except!« ns. the prn-ea iwr pntind 1« !>« paid for raw fish dur ing th" « -a» n whl«h opened at noon Haturday were set as follow» Chi nook» weiKhing uv*r eight pounds. 13 cents; thue- under elgh! pounds to be refused, »teelhrods. 9 cents; blue I I backs, 9lv cents sllversldea. 3 cent*. • bad. I •-• nt. whit«« «turgeon. iu caul*, green Blurs« on. 5 cents Beraux’ the stale highway commix I slon apportioned to Some counties of Oregon sum» of money In eice** of 'hat ra I ihr« ,h th* uniform tax levy of I mill for market roads while tn other countl«-» were apportioned fund* In amounts »mailer than de rived through their re»pactIva lavica, A I* l»«««ly. district attorney of Hrant county ha» f1lr>«l with tb* stats high way d«-partment a written protest H« urges a re distribution of the market road funds l. -<« 'her with the granting of • oih«-r relief for Grant county as tS" ««.niml»*l<Mi mar deem sdvlsabla II < L*,v«n» «>( llurtis. county Judga of llarucy county, died fulluwing aa uperalltNl wh«ch he underwent at lb* tl-uxl Hamarllan hospital la Portland He «a* 5V )«ars «-Id aud a native of <9r*gon Colon«! (Joorge A Whit*, who re lurned t<> Oregon r<« antiy from France • here he was engaged in active service with the United Htatc* fume* haa r« »umwi his dull*» as adjutant general of Oregon An unusual condition will exist at the comtltg primaries In Ono* county There will not be a candidate on either the democratic or republican ticket for . pre»« ulative from t'uo* county In th* I state legislature. <>de Bale-« 19 ><»ars old. was stabbed by Arthur Thompson, a fellow work man on th>< H uthern Paqific section al itlddl*. and died within a tew minute* Th* men Wer* quarreling over a horse trad*. There wer« five fatalitl*» In Oregon due to acrid« ula during th* week end •d April It, ac< ««rdlng Io a report pr* par«-«! by th«« »late Ind»»'rial accident < ommlsslon. A total of 913 accident» wen- rep »rt««d to the comtnlsalott Work <>n the Granta Pass district Ir rigation project Is being pushed a» rapidly aa p«ealb)c Heslgna for the roust ruction of th«- diversion <la* ar* I m lug pr<-par»d and several mil»* of ditch have already been completed The prue of a pound of chorrle* on-hard run, was fixed at 15 cents when lhe cherry growers' union of Th* Dallr» closed wMh th* Libby, Mr Neil a Libby «annery at Ibis figure for the mt rw crop of Royal Annes Tb» directorate of fh<- Hood Rivas Appl«- Growers 'association bas voted to discontinue printing fruit wrapper» Th«- lnrr> asrd cost of paper and the high cost of printing, grower» »ay. have mad«- the printed wrap prohlbi live. RepreactiUHv* Hawley's bill author ising th* etty of Myrtle Potat to pur cba»n 120 acres of the Oregon A Call fornia land grant for th* protection of the municipal water supply was re ported favorable from th* house public lands comm It t**. The petition ashing the l^ne county court to call a special election May 21 for the purpose of submitting to th* voters of th* •ulna 23 000 OúO bond» for the construe- In foro»t patrol work la th* Haatinta tlon of ruad» «na filed In the ottica of natio uni forent th* count/ cirri Th» l’nioa Oil company of CalF f..rnta paid to th* »«crotary uf stat«, Roadwork la In full blaat on th< filli 95. covering It* sale* of gasolio* main road» of Baker county ■nd distillât* la tirogua duri na the A nee hospital I» lo I rr<-« t«>d at month of March ilurna. thè county sost of llar’tey cuna Jo* I«««, hopgrow*r of Aurora, baa IF ounirailed to d*llv*r his entire ero* Ther* bave been a total of 1903 II for th* 1930 season to Hugo Loewi coMa* laaurd fo r«al rota'«« <l al« i» of .«f New York at a stipulated prtro of Oregon for thè yrar 19.: 1 95 coats per pound. Central Oregon Oddfellow» wlll rote A roproaentatlv* mrottng of largo tirate thè 101*1 annlVvrsai i of iho or <->«(«rn tirog- n wool grower» held al d*r In l*rlnevlllo on th«- mnln< of I'eudhaton went on record as favoring Aprii 34 auev n »ale* of wool al Portland Ibis The high echool bond set Ion at sprtug anil summer Aurora «ariied by a »««•.«< •1 to bi Patlllona having .'<*3 names end In Tb* bonds Wlll be ISMXetl In the »um dorsing Hertiert Houvar for president «f 271 509 >«f lhe United Hist«» were brought to FVur big mountain llon* trapi«ed -taleai by hydroplan* and filad with sino* th* tirsi of ibi* y< ar. waa Ih* 'fas rocrotsry of »tau». record mede by C M II 1. mi. «if lloaglln on Nortfa l*mi>qua r « r Knqli»h Call This Humor. ImcTwe» daflnlug ami Iblng thè p I ve g««t a flu* riddi* f*r righi» of water user» on : h« croak. you. <»l«t man. 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