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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1920)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation ol Our Reader*. The data-« for th«* annoal Redmond potato show Imvr b**D atuiouiM ed aa October 1«. It and 14. The Cattod Railway» of Portland fc I flfod an apptlratiiMi with th» tnt Statu riwntnrrr« r<>mm*s»l>'n to «its I coatin«» servire on that psrt of Its lines between l.lttriton and Wilke» bod. rover In« approximately 111 miles 'At the Mme time an applica 1 Bo« was received by th» interstate ronitarrr« commlMln* asking that per mission b«- tramai the Ifortland. Astoria A PucIBc Railway company to inks over sod operate tho line to b« al-MixIoned by the Vnil»d Railways roreoratlan. Mattine of coplss of proposed const» tut Ion» I ameniltaonts and meavucp» to I be submitted to th«- voters of tirogoa at th» grnnral «forti«« to b>- held nn Nevwmber 1 has been completed under the direction of Ham A. K-urr. sacra I ta y uf »tata A total of U®.7M p.vniphlrt.« su mntlnd tu the voters IBds for th» construction of a bridge over th« Malheur river n«-ar Val», lining of two tunnels on th» lined River- Mosier soctlon of th« Columbia river highway and th« grading and macadamising of several miles of rood In different parts of the State will be opened nt n meeting of thr stat* high way ciunmlsalon to be held In rortiand Hept «m ber 3*. The Cremona Phonograph company of Portland, which manufacture» the , Cremona phonograph, has purrhasnl the plant of th«- Albany Furniture Manufoctnring company and hercaftrr will manufacture Its machine» In Al bw n> I1 ‘^»^ «1* to ’ V(* ii«l 13;» 000 In A sal» of Hotateta entile held In Marvhffold brought «xrell«nt prlcra Nineteen h«-ad «old for 114.00® The Alaea farm bureau is planning to bare a eomplat» community lair durln« the week of H-ptember jo C«to Sella, rointnlesloner of Indian affairs, with hcaatquartrro at Wash Ington. Inspected the Indian arhool at Cbemawa Petit lima are being circulated Io hare placed on the ballot In No« ember the question of Holiday picture shows for Corvallis Ho serious has the housing problem become it Albany that the chamber of commerce will call a meeting to con- alder the altuatlun Henry W Kramer waa electrocuted when he came In contact pith an elec- trie wire at the corner of Fifth and Blain« streets In Newberg. More than 100 delegatee from all over Oregon neaemblcd at the Baptist church In Corvallis to attend the Orw gon Baptist alate convention. Th«' Oregon annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opens In McMinnville on September 19. Illa hop W. O. Hhepard presiding. The fall fishing season on the Co him bin river opened at noon Frida» and the fndlcationa are that only a •«Mil amount of fish will be packed. Robbers at aged a hold-up In the Ore gon Electric Railway station at the foot of JeffcFaoa street, in Portland, obtaining 191.37 from W J. Walton, agent. H B. Goodin, »-crotary of the atatc board of control, loft Thursday for New York City wh«>re be will pans several days making aa Inveatlgatlon of the flax market» An appropriation aggregating at least 150,000 will be Bought by the state fair board at the next session of the legislature with which to erect a new bwHding on the fair grounds Loyal Ixigion of Ixiggera and Lum bormen of district No. 1 held their annual convention In Salem Tuesday This district extends from Pnrtlan ' to Eugene and along the Tillamook coast Two new pcistoffices have been os tablished In Oregon, one known aa Bourne. Baker county, with Margaret ■ 8. Tabun aa poatmistresa. and th» other, Kirkford. Klamath county. Charles W*. Simonson. po»tma»t»r. The annual tournament of the Na tional Fly and Balt Casters for 1911 has been awarded to the Multnomah Anglers’ club of Portland. This is said to be the first meeting given a city west of Chicago by this organisation. Since the opening of th» aerial | forest patrol at Medford July 1 patrols In airplanes have been In the air 110 hours, and In that time have petroled 344,140 square miles, according to a report recelvsd by 'the war depart ■rant. Miiulx-ra of the Salem Automobile Dealers' association have under eon wlderation institution of a friendly, suit In the courts to test out the motor i vehicle law and determine for what purposes a dealer's license plate may be u»- d Th« 44-acre loganberry tract of ' Bruce Cunningham in the Liberty dis tricl near Salem returned to Its grower gross earnings of *41,111 for th» 1430 season Net returns from the tract i aggregated above 11 cants a pound for hta product. F In the a law nee of any buyers. Salem prune growers estimate that they will | receive a minimum of I® cents a pound Based on the anticipated crop of 14.044.04® pounds In Marlun county, this figure would bring the growers tl.4OV.0O0. ✓ The l»10 apple and pear harvest at Hood River has been launched Pack Ing of Bartlett pears and Gravenat.ln ; and King apples la under way The i Orst carload of Gravenstelna waa ship I P-d Tu-eday by the Hood River Fruit i comimny to New York. The dehydrating plant and tho can < nery at The Halles ar» both appeal i Ing t<> th» women of Oregon far as j •1st.me»- in putfing up th» p»ar and < prun» crop» of thia season Both planta , are short more than .’>>•' women em j pin yea. and It Is feared by th* man avers that th» crops may rot before i they out b» take« «are nt I . rsconatruction aad mlargrment of ths I plant and bops» within a ysar tn b» ■ turnlag out 70 machines a day. There were four fatalttle» in Oregon due to Industrial sec M Mils In the week endawl Heptember 9. accordlug to a report prepared by th» Industrial ar rMnnt commlaskw». Th» victims were Frank Frist, eogtnaar. Neverstlll; W. O Hhoup. brakeman. Marshfield: William C. 1-ewls. logger. Eugene, and P A. Rckelman. crean«cry manager, Portland. A total of 4»» accidents Were reported Simon Benson, aa chairman of th» stat» highway nowmlaskui filed suit In th» Wasco circuit routt at The I Ml lea agalturt Malcolm A Moody for condem nation of a atrip of land 4» feet wld» leading fro«» the Moody loll hrtdire to the approach of th» new Ifoechut»» river bridge, roceatiy complc-ed by the highway comm Is»kin al a coat of *74. 000 The defendant has refused *340 for th» right of way. Waver foy Golf eluh, Portland, waa award’d the IM! championship nx*t of th» Parlfc Northwest Golf aseoctw lion. It was announced bv J A Hani well, chairman of tb > tournament award committee. The meet will bo held sexi June. 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