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STO, OREGON. SEIT. 2S. 1920
flREGOM NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Prlnclml Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Ten acre* of «onflow«« nt tha Fast-
rm Oregon Riat« hospital wore har
vested the past week for silagi* and
two ISO ton silos are filled with the
yield. It wna at first Intended that
th** «unflowere «hould supplement corn
a« u all.ige erep but «uch a tremendoua
yield »M obtained that the silos were
fill«*! without the corn.
After 37 y«arw In the employ of the
•tv hospital for the Insane. moat of
the time as farmer. D. T. Brown has
be* n compelled by agr and III health
to resign. Il<- la nearly So year« old
Th*- elate board of control haa adopted
resolutions In appreciation of Mr
Brown's long service. He entered the
employ of the state In IMS.
Sheriff Orr and deputy Hherlff
Hooker unearthed one of the most
complete moonshine outfits ever found
In l’*»lk county while looking for boot-
loggers In Independence.
The still,
patterned after those of the mountain
sect ton» of Kentucky and Tenn* use«-,
was d*-clgred rapable of turning out
on« quart of whisky every sig minutes
Oeorge A. White, adjutant general
of Oregon, soon will receive from th«-
government a record showing every
Oregon soldier who was wounded In
the wgr. and a similar list will tn- fur-
nl»h«d by th« navy department
It Is
said the list will run well Into thou
sands and will contain names repre
senting practically every comm unity
in th« state.
Foreign banks esnnot lawfully adver
tise their bn« I new» In Oregon news
papers nor by means of circulars and
letters seeking patronage from resi
dents of this state with the Intention
that deposits »hall be mailed directly
to the bank. This Is the holding of
Attorney General Brown In nn opinion
«pare | for Will II. Bonnett, stats
perlnlendent of banks
l'i*k *• means for controlling or ex
’mtiiiillng the pine beetle are dtsrov
<-r* I It will I..- only a few years until
western pine forests are wiped out,
aurorutng to Klamath Falls timber
m* n wh<* have b.-«n Investigating the
nut* nt of the destruction In Klamath
oounty In the last two years Ro far
warfare against the armies of tiny
bor-r» has been Ineffectual.
Th** egesptlonal warmth of the water
In Rogue river thia yrar is keeping
th« fl»h from entering the river al
Gold beach, according to fishermen
who have lately returned from tha
mouth of the rivsr. Many thou«ande
of steelhead« ar« reported to be ly
Ing at the mouth of lbs rtver. but re
fuse to com« up ths river on account
of the warm wst«. As soon as ths
»troam cools, one of the greatest runs
of »mull steel head« and salmon ever
egperlsneed may be looked tor. accord
ing to <>M timers on tbs river.
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By resolutions adopted at Its seastca
In Astoria the conveatlon *>f the Ore i
gon Hints Editorial agoocInOon pledged
Its mrmbars to fight any attempt to
estnbliab lbs nonpartisan league in
Oregon II also condemned the • per
cent Interest Mil. Indornrd ths north
west rivers and harb-re convention. I
favored th'
f printing
lepartmeats In th
i and urged
on«reM to enact Ians limiting the sUe
of the met ropotltan papers to 40 pages
OtT Hund.,y» and 14 pages on week
'lays as a means of conserving ths sup
ply of new» print
Th« (Inion Flsbenneii's I’acfclng
company of Astoria flk-d with the su
preme court an application for a tem
porary restraining ord« tn an action
against t'arl D. Rbwmaker, former
•tats game warden, to prevent »nfora*
merit of the law prohibiting any per
son or firm to punm-aa or *11 food
fish caught outside the three mils
limit opposite th- mouth of the folutn-
ata/rlv« r Iteiweea the dates of August
3i sod H«pi«mlw>r 10 Th* application
wgs piaerd la the hands of Justice
Burto-tt who will hav« It under •drl»»
meat until August 21.
Or It K. Ar met reng. federal llUfMT
tor, reports that dipping nt sheep in
Klamath <*>ut>ly aa a m-aua of eradi
cating scablee la virtually c«mpl*-i«d
and he bellevee that the discage haa
been effectively stamp*-«! out, Hlnre
June f. Ml.fkfi »beep have brrn dipped
In Klamath county and In the n»rtb>
rn part of Hlsklyou county. Cal. For
ty six thousand sheep were dipp*-d In
Hlsklyou. the remainder at <arl*>us
dipping »tatlore In Klamath county.
In addition. Dr. Armstrong states that
14.000 Jackson county sheep were dip
P»d In the vicinity of Ashland, and all
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In
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have
:**-en carefully lnapcct«d
A com its It tee of 11 Oregon mea has
liccn appointed by Governor Olcott to
represent this stale In the Conatlta
ilong! league of America an or gantas
>lon of h ading clttre-na of the nation,
formed for the purpose of keeping th»
people Informed relative to the fed-
ral constitution, and preserving and
upholding th« constitution
Jerome
A. Myers, national director of the
league. r*<|U »t«d the governor to ap-
polM a ciirnmlttee for Oregon, and
asked that It be non partisan The
overnor has appointed the following:
Itichard W Montagu». Portland, chair
man; t’bailrs H. Carey. Portland; C.
L Ingalls. Corvallis; Oscar Hajrter,
Dallas. Ed Wright, lot Oraude, H. H
Hmlth. Medford; Dexter Hire. Kos»
burg; O C. Gibbs. Laksvlsw; Vine W.
Pearce. Madras; Dan I "I J Boyd. En
t*-rprts». Frank L. Chambers. Eugene
Hale of the government's big spruce
produrlb n plant In Lincoln county,
Including the A)a*aHoutb«rn railroad,
the big mill at Tnlvdo and a tract of
more than 12.000 ser.s containing
three-quarters of a billion f»«t of lum-
b* r has t»«n cunsuramated by
Bpruc*- Production corporation,
salt- price being 42.4OO.dM. The
elm* rs arc eastern capitalists.
John 1» McGIlvary, a granite expert
of 8au Francisco, waa io Ashland re
cently and made an Inspection of the
granite quarries of this region
Ils
became no much interested that ba
will return and make a more extended
inspection
Rep: osentatlves of <hs llogua Rlvor
Valle, Fish and Game ass'K-istlun will
•tart for the mouth of the Hogue river
August 4 lo make a thorough investi
gation of all matters growing out of
ths Hogue rtver fl«h controversy of
that locality.
There wore four fatalities In Ore
gon *tue to industrial accidents during
the week ending July M. according to
a teport prepared by the industrial
accident commission
The victim»
were Ole Dragsvold, sweeper. Il«nd.
Wiillntn Greaabudber. laborer. Oregon
City; Newton W. Lewis, laborer. Ha-
lem, and A. Cx Duncan, logger. Pow
er» A total of 44» accidents were r*
ported.
Strict enforcement of the motor ve
hicle operator'» license law ecim ted nt
he 1*20 semlon of the legislature will
begin al aa early datn. according to
a letter prepared by H,m A. Koger,
aacretary of state and *-m to every
sheriff, police officer, Justice of the
peace and const« 'e In Oregon *
Hchoul fund» of the stale aggregal
Ing 4433.247.HII. based on a per capita
<*ftl3 '2 for the 313.9S4 person» of
school age tn Oregon, have been ap
portioned among tha various counties
by O. P. He.ff. »tats treasurer. Ths
total apportioned for 1920 show» an
Increaae of •23,322.43 over that ui
1*1».
The Eugene Fruit Growers’ cannery
handlml more cheAlas this seuwia
than h.vl ever been handled by any
rannery In the »tats. according io O
N Kaldnr. asslatant manan« of tha
aasodatlon. Th« crop handled amount-
nd to more than !.00t».<»00 pounds,
which was valued at 4240.000 io the
growers
Contract«» wh<> bars charge of the
wort on the Pacific highway known a»
Che MMard Myrtle crook gait, sad
9 J *
which will eHmtoal» travel ovar Rob
erta mountain one of the most dan
«erotta aectlona of the highway bw
tw<M>a Portland and Han Francisco. eg
pact to have rhi. a tret eh of road com
pleta by October 1.
Reporta of game warden« and
wood «men who are traveling the tralla
point to a fine banting eeaacui In Cooe
county thia fall. Many who have been
about the »astern portion of the coon
ty declare lken> are lota <4 fa! huck»
•nd fawn« am plesteoM. In furry
county the «ame mi>ort« are Mn|
brought In The buck« are anld io be
In much finer conditi >n than usual al
thia season
(>ch<>co dam. the r»cr>i4r for the
Ochoco Irrigation project, wag com
plcted at noon Jul, M The dam la
the fourth hlgheet In the (faltad Ríate»
•nd the largest la the northwest, Tb»
maximum height la IM feet
ft la
1000 feet long and •*> feet thick at
the bane, contain» Mt.000 cubic yarda
».U M
*»f **arth and rock and 1» 1* feet wide
oa top Work waa started on the dam
Jaauary I. 1>IS
Reports filed with the secretary of
state «bowing the sales of gasoline and
distillate by Oregon dealers f« lbs
month of June. l»?o bear **ut ths con
tention of th«* pr-lw-ere that more
gnaoUns was placed tn ths hand» of
distributors thia year than ever before
and that the present shortage 1» due
to the rapidly multiplying agenciea of
consumi’tioa
imrlng tbs month at
Jean. ISM. the Oregon dealers dis
posed of 4.S«S.»4» galk>n» of gasoline
and M< 0?S gallons of distillate, while
tn June ISIS, there waa wdd *.?«t,l44
gallons of gasoline and <07,444 gab
lous at distillala.
Railroad Time Table
J Arrival and Ib-purture of Paww ngcr
Trains
Woodburn-Sorirudlvld Brunch
WEST SCIO
North
7^5 a m.
'South
___ 5:13 pm.
Corvallis & Eastern
MUNKERS
To Albany
8:11 a m
To Detroit
1:44 p m
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Motor service discontinued.
r. G rxx Lit AN
JOHN RVgACRA
GISELMAN i KUKACKA
Real Enlate Broker»
OREGUN
export» from the Portland dlstrtet
during the year ended June 10. |»jo. I
were valued al 44' tt».J». while lhe|OHiff with the ^cio l’ro<luCU
exports from th« Attorla district for
tiu* »am«' period were valued at ap
prcllmately |7.<K><M»0ti
Liat your farm with us and we will aril
it for you. Usual commiaemn charged.
Glselman & Kukacka
Public Sale.
Having tn leave the farm on account of ill health. I will * II
at public auction on the «Id Ixtcas farm. 4 milea aouthrait of Scio,
on the Richard*» Gap road, on
Friday, October 1, 1920
tommencing al 10 A M . the following listed personal proiwrty:
16 CATTLE 16
One brindle cow. Io freshen October 10; one Durham c**w, two
Holstein» and seven Jersey cows, all milking now and will freshen
In March and April.
10 DIIROC HOGS 10
One brood *>w and nine sh<*ata. weight 120 pounds.
2 HORSES 2
One gray h*>r»e, »it year« old. weight 1450; one roan horse. 10
yean old. weight 1500 pounds.
MISCEUJINFXHIS
Three doaen full-blood while Minorca hens: thirty tons loose
hay; forty bushels of oats; four sacks cheat seed; standing com;
combination Wade gas drag and circular saw. with extra belting,
has been run one day only; one iron wheels half truck wagon; one
g<x>d top buggy, one heavy saddle and chaps, one set of work
harness; one set of double driving harneaa; one 50-tooth drag
harrow; one 14-inch Oliver chill«>d plow; ons 14-inch Caw steel
plow; one 2-shovel cultivator; twenty rods woven wire; IWtv grain
tacks, three IB-ggll *n milk earn; one grindstone, and numerous
other small farm tools and articles.
TERMS
All sums of S2f> and under, cash in hand; over >25, bankable
notes, at eight per cent interest, due in six months.
ladies Aid Society will supply lunch at noon.
SPENCER W. LONG. Owner.
A. L. Stevenson. Auctioneer.
Riley Shelton. Clerk.
UNIVERSITY
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iw tnainlainvd by the afatr
in nrdei that the young pc.-
plr of Oregon may receive,
without rout, the benefit« of
a liberal education.
Ttor Ur->»eratty Ir iudeatW
Lrtrr»lurr. JkìetK» «ad Ito* Art» tto*
Graduate 3*too»l. ih* 3ghcx4 of Ptoy»-
W w tal io*, and ito»
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Mi#*' ala Merda ot *<Kt»Ur»Kip ere
rnada pamaiMe toy an aM* fai ahy. «rell
rquippad l»br>r»l<vrt*a and a library «d
Mrarly 100 000 *n4uan«a.
Soperataed aiMetka «re en«xMrage>d
•M mry anenlion fivrr» thè to*«hto
and walfata cd iKe «tud*«4».
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