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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1920)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor* motion of Our Readers. Nev bnlldinga of modern type are being ntxlel on the llocmc I'beaaaat tart» wool of Bllvwrton. The laying of the superstructure for the 1100.000 Barred Heart academy la Klamath Falla has begun Voter« of Linn county at the coming jetton will paaa upon the qurolloo of an Increased coenty tag levy. Rain Interfered vith the Lincoln County fair, keeping the crowd« away and hurting the fair financially. County sheriff and county clerk« of the »tale held two-day conventions in Pendleton Friday and Saturday. The recent rains have «topped har vest work tn Waliowa county, and if It continue« much damage will be done Residents of upper Hood River vall«y plan a vote on the proposition to increase the district'« special road tai. The rains of the past few da/« have datnagvd the evergreen blackberry crop of Lane county to a large ex tent. Fully 50 per cent more potatoes will be available for shipment out of ths Iieechutee valley this fall than last season. Irvin 8. Cobb left Rend Thursday after a three weeks' hunting and fish ing trip. He will travel cast to the Oregon Short Line. Oooley Bun. uged 7 years, was killed almost instantly «1 Salem when an auto trunk iu which he was riding was struck by a moving train. Principals of the high schools of Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson noun tins met Saturday In Redmond to adopt the 1920 Inlerscholaatlo gridiron schedule tor Central Oregon. T. E Harold, who escaped from the state penitentiary at Bate tn In 1912 «nd was captured in Idaho a week ago. was returned to the prison. He has two years of his sentence yet to serve. Decision of sawmill companies be tween Reedsport and Powers to re- dues wages was abandoned after a conference with officials of the Loyal Legion of loggers and Lumbermen. The Crown-Willamette Paper com pany has purchased appro*imat»ly 2100 acres of spruce limber land In Clatsop county from H E. Noble of Portland, the consideration being RU,- 5o0. ■ Not a single fire started In the tim bered district of western Lane county during the past summer, «ecording to a report by Carl V. Oglesby, aupervls Ing warden of the Western Fir« Patrol association. Discovery of a hybrid prune, the "New Oregon,** which experts declare will revolutionise prune growing In the entire northwest, was announced at a banquet of prominent Oregon nursery men. The candidate«' campaign pamphlet, which will be printed and mailed to the voters of Oregon prior to October 17. is being complh-d by Secretary of Blate Koaer and will contain appronb malely 50 pages. After five hours of deliberation a Jury at Ratem returned a verdict of guilty against Mrs. Lena Steiger. «5 years old, charged with conspiring with Jesse Mull in Is to murder her husband last March. Thomas A. Hayes of Portland fllbd with the secretary of state petition« of his candidacy for United Blates senator from Oregon at the general election to be held In November Mr. Hayes will make the race under the Independent banner. Plans for the extermination of the alfalfa weevil, an insect which «1 ready has caused considerable dam age to the alfalfa crops Of the Pa clfic co»:«f. were discussed at • meet ilig of prominent western entomoli gists h»id in Halem Five political panics will be repre armed on the ballot at the general «lection tn or.»««»« on November 2. according to the certif k-aOon of mimes and information regarding nominees and measure» prepared by Bam A. Koser. secretary of stat«. Communication has been received at the Oregon Agricultural college, Cor valll«. from Morningside college. Rioux City. Iowa, to the affect that the college will send a jl< bate team on a tour of the Pacific coast nssl spring, and ashing a coalast with O. A- C. After working on ths books of the The special election called al Ash defunct Jacksonville bank for six and on initiative petition to vote for weeks. Hta-e Bank Superintendent the city to issue »100,000 bonds for Bennett Ried his report with th« clr th« purchase of Buch lake. M mile« cult court, showing asset« of fill, east. aa an auslliary water supply, MT It and tlabtllU»« of »319.900 with defeated the proposition by a vote of an animats that the bank will be «bio UXsio M A »1 -U.C-.t bond election U> pay ft cents on the dollar. to conserve th» water» of upper Ash Fear that Mr. and Mr« Jeeeie E. land creek for auxilttary water supply, Tuck of Redmond may be lost, with held Re pt ember 19, carried 4 to 1 out prnvl«tona, in the Urtuly basin Willamette valley hop growers re country at the foot of Mount Jefferson, port that the Oregon crop 1« about «0 prompted the departure of a large pwr cent harve»t-d and saved, not with anarch party from Slater« No news •landing the recent «sceedingly heavy from th« misalug coup!« has been re j rains It la believed there will be onlved for the past three weeks. ■ scarcely any lues In the remaining )•> The Wasco county circuit court haa per cent in the yards. The clusters dismissed the action brought by HI las have been free from lice and mo I Moody to enjoin the state highway The Oregon crop thia season will ag commission from constructing a pub «negate about So.dP' bales. lie highway across land connecting up The continued full rains have don« the Columbia river highway in vast great damage to the Oregon prune era Oregon with the new state bridge crop. Allowing for exagneratlons in recently completed over the lk-«cbutea reports, which are usual when a crop river. la la danger or injured, prune men The first pay checks covering the uev«rthelesa b«li«v« that this year's armory drill pay period of sis months crop has bean cut down one half. If for the Fifth Infantry, Oregon Na Ibis Is true'Il «III mean a teas of tlonal Guard, were received at the ad about M.OOO.MO to the prune growers JataBt general « office in Salem from >f Oregon. There wore prospects tn the war department at Washington th« spring of a crop of »0.0V” M h > The checks aggregate »4 14" 70 and pounds of dried prutius in the «talc cover the period from January 1 to The estimate was rut down to <0,0«u. June 20. 1930. »0« pounds when the June drop camo Dtamonr lake, on» of the famous and now the rain damage haa reduced beauty spots of th« Pactfii North the crop probably lu 30.o0o.000 pounds »•■st. may be included In the b-tin O Il Haitwig of 1‘ortland provident d arias of Crater latke park If the bill of the Oregon Stats’ Federation of now being prepared by ih>* National loibor, was nominated to continue in Parka association !>»*«-•• congr- ac office at th» state federation conveu cording to word received by W. F. lion at Pendleton I'avle Ellis of Ramsdell, forost supet-rtaor of the 1‘ortiaud was liomitvsO 1 for vl<>- : r- t! Utut iua reserve, lent amt W. E K.maey. Itiumbcnl. Marton county will have an agricul was nomiastml for secretary treasurer. turist. This was divided al a ni<uting Nominatlous for th» »k'cutlvc board I r. aa follows Port ' Arthur of the Marion County Comm-inIty fed erwtlon. when a proposal front Oregon Brock. J. (.' Jansen. J E Btarr, Balam Agricultural college was accepted The L J Hlmerai. AMorus M M U»rut college will prutlili- th« man The sea. Pendleton. Chat tee Keane and county will raise »4000 and th« state Handy Met lain. La Grand", H T. contribute 92000 of thn H00O necessary Dodd; Baker, Ates Bewail; Bend, C If Baker Th<-ae nominations will be to eetabllsh the office. * Bacramento was chosen ns the place referrod to all local unions affiliated for holding the 1921 meeting Of the with the state federation, to be voted Pacific Coast Gas association at the on by referendum within 30 day« The cloetng business seeslon of It« con new officer» will take office March vention in Portland Officer» elected 14. Portland was named aa the place were Preaident. W. 11 Copus. Port for nest year's »late federation con land; vice-president. Henry Bostwick. vention No date was sat. Ban Francisco; secretary treusurer, W Personal Invest!«, dion of devasta M Henderson. Ban Francisco. tion of forests along Oregon scenic The Norwegian Danish Methodist highways has convinced Herbert conference was formally opened In Nunn, state highway engineer, that the Portland by Bishop W O. Hhepard conditions are even worse than origin with more than 30 ministers, a large ally report««!, according to a tetter pre number of laymen and a few visiting pared by the engineer and submitted women In attendance. Thirty five mis | to Governor Olcott. «Ions and churches were presented by Patent haa been received by the the de legatos from California. Idaho. Htate of Oregon for K.M4 M acres Montana. Waahltfgion and Alaska of Carey act land, reclaimed under the A committee of the Miunosola legls I Central Oregon Irrii Olon project tn latura, composed of W I Nolan and central Oregon and located In the vi W. I. Norton, representatives of .Mln cinity of Rend. Redmond and Powell neapoils, and J. T McIntosh and John Buttes, according to Infurmatlou re I. Levin, senators of 8t Pad«. were IB calved by the «tele engineer. Salem last week conferring with nota- hers of th» Oregon Industrial Accident PATRONIZE commission with relation to the opera- Bon of the Workmen'« Compwnsettea OUR ADVERTISERS act. now In effect In this state. I ‘1 K ) T< Xi HA I M IS K do alt kind« of Amateur kodak finishing, film developing, coDying, enlarging and photograph ing Sam pies <>f ow work on hand for your ins|M-ction, If you have any trouble In getting good result» out of your kodak or camera, call on us; we can no doubt help you with suggestions that will hel| you get result« and good, clear picture«. 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