THE SCIO TRIBUNE
IBBt'KD BA FRY THURSDAY BY
T. L. DIGGER. RDTIOR AND PROP
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SCIO, OREGON, JUNE 8. 1020
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Th* r-,v»rrim.-nl experiment »talion
ai Hertnlston »ill b« closed Juno SO.
o win a to l»«k nt tunda
Farmers of Yamhill county a;t< ud.-d
a thrseday Oregon Agricultural college
•xtvnslun school at Amity
Higher eater aad-electric light rat**
for Eugen» beginning Jun* I hare b« a
announced by th* Kogan* water b ard
Arthur Thompson. char««! with the
murder of Odle Hat»* at luddlv. aotnr
w«wk» ago was aequlti.d by the trial
jury
John Frtrnd (hitwood, an Oregon
pioneer of 1853 and a realdcut of Clat
•op county »Ince I»71. died al Astoria
following an »Blooded lllneac
Carview» camper* are ui.it> d for a
number of amall fire* within and mar
the boundaries of the («■.- butt* us
tloual forest in th« Illg river auction.
A grain grading school . -..u In. .< >1 by
Professor (I K Hislop of Ore.oti Agri
cultural college will operate In Th«
[Mllea three day* June It IS and I*
Dehydration plant» ot tb>
Kin.'«
Food Products company la Tin Hallea
and at Hal.-rn will pro. ■■»• I? i»-'u,o-"i
worth of fruit* and »«gy-tablea thia •<•«■
sun
A meeting of the M <« «-to art I • <P
for th« district Inrlu.img tlo i-
• at
Albany, Eu^> ne. Cor vail Is. Cottage
Grove, Will City and Toled • waa held
st Albany.
Highway work In th« »'ate will n
be rushed thia year because of th«
•rarcity of labor. tb« <l«p .-«»- .1 t
market and other r« »» •
It A Booth. state highway tommi»
»loner
(lovernor Olcott Tisa announc.-d tha:
he will appoint A Ixwti-r Andrus ol
I'ortland to succeed George Black as a
member of the Mat* board <>f acreuiit
au<y nt the «xplrallou uf lb« latter'»
term. June S
Ham A Koter. nominated at th«
recent republican primary • test loti t r
tbs office of »ecrelary of stats, »»»
appointed to that position following
th« reaignatlon of Governor Olcott a«
•«cr.-tary ot «tale
mi
March 3, 1920. thè Ford Motor Co. advaneod thè prie« « of F'..r«l rare bc<-au»e of thè n.crea • -I
cosi of pr«»iuc<ion. No spocific announcwnient was deentad ncewmary at Ih«- lime, bui it ha» |» .« I-
oprd that mi«rvprewent*ti<»ns ami niùwjuotaUon» of thè» ad»at>re«i pricea hav« b«n and are brìng
given oul. So lo safrguard tha public agatnsl thè evito of mi«rrpr.-<M ntation. He ber« witii givi- lite
preseti t prtces:
Runabout
Touring Car
Coupe
Sedan •
rT
1
S^y
I'.xfr.i 7('j/f’f/quality is built into R nine
M 'ri-Milc Cord and Country Road
I ’it Fires. That means every Ratine
l i.c is perfect in workmanship — each
manufacturing step guarded by
Extra Tests
Racine Tire« have an exclusive developin'nt»
ih Racine Absorbing Shock Strip . mi
ira
u '»of blended ruhlier graduated in re iliency
t • .ng tread and careaai perfectly.
As a cur owner you will quickly rrab ■ rhe
n , rtancc <»f this great feature. Ra i : k I nr.1
oil. r you real service and mileage economy.
Lie Mire every’ tire you buy l»<ars the name
RACINE RUBBER COMPANY, iUcine, Wta.
For Sale by W. L. COBB, Scio, Ore.
CINE
MULTI-MILE
D TIRES
•
1 ruck Chassis
$550
with dual sleetrtc starting ami lighting
$625
svslrtn
$575
with dual electric starting and lighting
$650
system
$750
with dual electric starting and lighting
$M50 >
system and demountable rim»
$875
with dual electric starting and lighting
$975
system and demountable rim*
with solid tires and clincher
nm«
$600
(With pneumatic tires and demountable rime $610
Thesr prices are all f. <». b l>rtr<.it.
Fordson I ractor $850 f. o. b. Dearborn, M ich
Insist on Genuine Ford Parts
FRED T. BILYEU
On« of the chief occupation» at pre»
ent In Crook county is sheep »hearing
Th« grad« of wool this year 1» extra
high
Price* of 60' and «0 rents a
|s>und have been turned down by own
•rs of large bands
k'lglowlng the refusal mad» by the
nrvrehant»' ssso- latiou of H«nd to sign
a euntrart submitted by the local
ebrk»' unloa. *p«s-lf>lng that the etn
ploy.r* should agr«« to th» closed shop
|.rhiciple. a strike was called
The aaarretary of th«- tutcrlor report
• d lo Kcpreweniatlve Klntiott that «n
larged hum«at«wd drsignatlona. aggri
valing 2*J.78u acre«, have been made
In Tbr Halles land district, covering
mure than 600 applications on file.
1 he largest parade In Baker » hl*
lory. In which luoo Odd Fellow* and
IG-bekaha. with bands, mounted guard*
and automobll** participated marked
the third day of the Odd Fellow» and
ft> bekahs annual »Tat» convention In
Add Miles to Your Rides
UNIVt WSAL CAR
liaker.
Pendlston's pcwtoffle* will have
clssslfleatton as first class after July
I. according to nolifkcaliou rw«l»ed
from th» department by Artlng Post
master Lester B Cronin Th» »tamp
walre tve the olflc« during lhe past
y.-ar ware over llu.UOO
l»ef»*t of th« three measure» design
e<l to furnish financial relief for the
Portland Railway, Light A Power
company by the voter* of Portland st
the special »l«K-tton baa resulted tn
another application for Increwaed rates
I on th« traction line» ot th» corporation
to-ing filed with th» Oregon public
service commission
Hy careful management during the
remainder of th» preaenl biennial per
iod. baaed on the expenditures of tbr
last »lx months. It 1» believed the total
d< Belt of the s»v»ral stat» institution»
tor the two years ending January 1,
1*11. will not exceed 135.006. according
to figures mad« public by It. H tlood
win, secretary of the state board of
control
,
Plans are being mad* at Prtaw«Hle
for th* only celebration ot I nd «pend-
cnee day In central Oregon Tbr csl»
bration wilt be doubl» barreled, la
honor not only of July 4 but also the
«ornpletAu of the Ochoco Irrigation
project dam
tn addition to the eel*
brslion. Prineville will bold It* first
annual round up at the Interstate fair
gr -unda. July 3. 3 and 4
To give (hwrge I. Hurtt, wealthy
potato broker, lhe opportunity of pre
•>-iiting bls side of the caae In regard
to agitation which has »tarted In th»
ii-'rtb end of Deschutes county against
the employment of Japaneoe labor on
hi» ritaaal*» agricultural holdings, th«
llend commercial club vut-d lo tab-
no actloa In regard to lhe controversy
until Mr. Hurtt appears before the clut
early la Jun« The report of a commit
tee now at work drafting anti J»t .>ti«s-
resolutions will le- deferred until Utst
lime.
One of th« features nt tbe entertain
»«nt for the (¡rand Army of the it*
public al the Mate rncaiupment at Aw
orla on June A will be a big salmon
Hnner fur the ret. ran», their ladles
end the members of th« affillatr-d or
caalkaUou» Th« encampment will eon
:lnue three day» and in the neighbor
hood uf l<>"» visitors from varT. u»
/art» of lb<- »tale are ewpeeted
i
Papuan Oil.
AuMralt* Slid Grew! Britain have
*w«h undertaken to »|>end up to
(Kin in connectl.m with I'npuan oil dr
rehiptnrnt and two British gnduglrt«
will probnhly hegln work In the Imtne
dlate future pursuing the ei|M*rin>en|*
alreadv m«de hy the cotunumwenlth
Papua and th» Bacinc Island» ¿wicral
ly are lnier,-«tlng the unl>ereltle« of
Australia which are Mtwal.larlnr the
tie«-«1 for the study nt nnthrnfH.togi
and of native customs and Inncuage-
Aa a gnmudwork fur «u-J> in Inv.~t1
ration tpere exist an lntere«tlng iwrlre
of governim-nial ret«»rt« by imtn.l of
Beers and other offl' lal plonc rs of the
new PactBc.
NotKc ol tiuardsan's Nair.
tn the County Court of thi -tate of (>r-
<-tron for l.mn County.
•n th«- matter »f the estate and guar
dianship of tj. P Hdler. a minor.
Notice is her.-by given that under and
in pureuanre of a iiounso and order of
aale mad« by the county court uf Linn
county, t'fegmt. on tn<- 26th 'iav of
Anni, 19211. in the *>»•*•- entitled mat
ter, authorixing, directing and enipiw-
«ring the utwicrsigmsl C H. Murphy, as
imartlian of the estate of (J P Ib ller,
a minor, to sell certain real property
b.-lutiging lo th« »aid minor at publu- or
private »ab- tu th«- high< »t Inidder for
rash in hand, 1. a* such guardian, will
on or aft.-r th«- first day of July, iirji»,
at the orti er of I >an Johnston, attorney
at law, in the city of Albany. Ijnn
county, t»rvg.m, offer for t- <le and «ell
at private »ale to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all the right, title, inter
est and estate of said <•. P. Heller, a
minor, in arsi to th«- following de«crtlM-d
real properly, to wit
Th«» north half of the donation lun l
claim of l»aiid Mcltoweli and Maliml.t
Mclh.wri!, hi« wife. Not hi<- M44, in
township lit, Maith <>f range 2 west of
the Will. Meni.. Oregon, containing hill
acre*, also
The »«sith half of the northwest quar
ter of w-ction 17, township l.t, south of
range 2 west of th«- Will. Ment, Gre
ffon, containing Mt acre», mure or I««»,
all lying and bemg ritual» in the county
uf Linn and state of Oregon.
Itale» thm 22.1 dav uf May, l‘O).
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C'. li. MI KPHY.
Guardian.