The Scio tribune., November 18, 1920, Image 5

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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers
U 8 Grant has been elected mayor
of Dallaa
l'., . >T«s m w 1100.000 hotel will
soon ba open to th«- public.
Ibe atbuul house at Hpray. Wheeler
county, was totally destroyed by fire
last week
Th. 1030 tax roll shows a total talua
Gon of 137.174.300 for taxable prop-rty
In Marion county.
flap«''’ '--Iinty at th.« rec* nt «•l.-. tf.-n
panm-d an initiative bill placing a b
cent bounty on rabblta
A «si's« me nt rolls for Coos county
have been completed and show a total
valuation of 133,441.301.
Out of 301 students In a Salem school
riamlmd by the school nurse. 170 were
found physically Imperfect
The total rainfall at Marshfield dur
Ing the mouth of Ortober was 10 14
inches, brt-aking all prevUraa rrenrda
With 11100 on hand and a budget
of only 11000. t'r.»«el| Will probably
have the low« at tax rate of any town
in the state.
The annual school budget of M--d
ford, an Increase of I10.13J over last
year’s budget, was pass««! by ■ Tot-
of 183 to 13.
'1 li
aninii/i tearh.’Hi' (nstltuti* of
Mark-n county will br held In the high
school building lu Salem. November
23. 23 and 34
The Bend ¡‘oinnierclal club closed It«
throe days* membership campaign with
a total of 36« members and pledges for
a 17 .00 service fund.
All the sheep have been mov.-d out
of the W’.-naha forest reserve to lower
ley. la. There Is about all Inches of
anow In the reserve.
Nearly 150 farm.'ra in the section
•outh of Myrtle Point have prewnted
a petition to the county court asking
a 150 bounty on coyote scalps.
The main building of the Albany
Tanning company, one of Albany’s
leading Industries, was destroyed by
fire The Iona will exceed 140,000.
Ei-nerviee men attending the Or.
gon Agricultural college have rein
stated th« lr war risk Insurance to the
extent of 1290.000 since last April
The aeeond annual convention and
show of the Wester* Walnut asaoeia-
tlun will lie held In Portland on Wed
n.wday ami Thursday of th)« wonk.
Thrmhlng machines are still running
on Basket mountain, east of W.ston
It 1« ««peeled that all the grain will
t>. threshed by the .-nd of the wrek
The Alma River Lumber company of
Rusep. which recently ramplsted a
large
mill nt Glenbreok. has filed
la the offl'e of th- Lan* county clerk
a trust «!»«<! to ail Ita preprints In
laui.1 sad Brntoa counties to secure a
bond of l&oo ooo
The lltaesa body or Miss Kdlth Rar
tow. a atud-nt waa discovered In her
room at H«-rrtck hall, the girls' d<*rml
tory of Pwlflc university in Forest
Î 1 Grove Th.- young woman »aa found
d.ad in tad with a towel saturated
with chloroform about her h«-ad
A movement baa been launched at
ft«l«-m la have th- city council call a
ap-clal election In the near future to
vote on the question of authoriilng
bonds In the sutn of
with which
to h«lp defray th.' «ip-nses of th«- city
government during the next I? m«>atha
The Lane county court haa Emasd an
order, restricting the «eight of load»
to be hauled over the Mohawk valley
road ext-nding north, aatetly from
Rugr«» through Donna. Marrola «nd to
Wendling. Th- order MaiM that loads
heavier than 3uuu pounds will be pro
hl bl ted.
Application for a 10 per cent lo< r«-aa*
In tel< phone rat«« wax made by the
Pacific Telephone * Telegraph com­
pany of Portland to the public rervfcs
comtniaskm. if t
ed it will mean
tl.ioo.ooo a year
company
A prof.-salons' trapper will xwti bo
■rat by the state am-' depart ment to
Several localities in Latte county to
trap hraier thut have i— u ,u- -King
prope rty mar their habitat. Many com
plaints have reached the cant' d. part-
■ dw
pr.-datluiis of beaver
Acting upon requests from the ircrr*
tary of state, warden of the state
penitentiary, superintendent of the
Oregon etale Industrial school for
girls, and the goer- tary of th<- Oregon
state board of control. Sam A Koxer.
in charge of the state department, haa
Isau.-d a call for the state smergraey
board to meet In Sal- m Nov« mlwr 21.
to consider propos-d deficiency appro
print Iona aggregating 1&&.&44 23.
Action taken by th.- lutkrvb-w rhany
ber of commerce and promises by the
Idikevlew Box and Lumber company
Indicate a roseate future for Lakeview.
Th«» chamber of commerce voted to
purchase a Soar re tract of land ad-
Joining the city limits aa a site for
the construction of a 1300.000 box fac­
tory
A committee was appointed to
raise III.Sod by popular subscription
to purchase the site
J. K. Campbell,
representing the company, has premia
rd to return to the people of IjUtevlew
the 114.400, with 6 per »«nt Interest. In
cast- the mill was not In operation with­
in two years. Besides a bo« factory.
Idikevlew will probably have a lloO.oO#
«.»all and door factory In the mar
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Nolte« a4 lEtstrkt Road Meeting
Pursuant to a petition signed by a
legal number of resi-ienl freehpldera.
taxpayers am! legal voters of Rood Dis­
trict No 14, of Linn cointy. • resw,
not lee is hereby given that a meeting
of the legal voters of R ihm I iMstrict No.
Id of Linn county. Oregon, will be held
at the hour of unc o'doirk p m.. on the
'J9th day of Noveml»-. IWO. st ttw- 1,0.
<». E* hail. Scio, Oregon, in sai«l rvutd
district, to determine whether or not
said r»ad district shall vote a special
tax of ♦-»*•> U|«>n all the taxable prop­
erty within said r<-ad district for the
improvement <>f th»- rosda therein as
follows, to-wit, grading,
gravelling
draining and repairing said reads.
By order of the county court of Linn
county, Oregon
Dated this 29th day of October. 1WB.
W. R Bilyeu, county judge.
T J Butler, county rommwaioner;
D II. Pierce, courty cxmmi-si-ner.
Attest: R. M Ruaeolt. county clerk
P«Mtrd this 39th «lay of October. I'rjlt,
by W
A Gilkey, a|>pointvd In the
court
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Ntlici if liitnci Feid Vttliftt
Pursuant to a petition signet by a le
gal number of resident freeholders, tsx
iisycrs ami legal voters of Road District
| No. IS of Linn county, liregim. Notice
is hereby given that a meeting of the
legal voter» of lioa.1 |>i»»ru-t No. 15 of
Linn county, Oregon, will tw held at the
hour of Two o'clock p. m., on the 27th
■lay of NovcmU-r, l'rju, at the S- h > city
hall. Scio. Ore., in said read .Itstrict,
to «ieterminc whether or not »ai l road
■iistnet shall vote a special lax of 1,'ss.x)
upon all the taxable prirtwrty within
said road district for the improvement
of the roads therein aa follows, to-wit:
grading, gravelling, draining and re-
¡«airing saal roada.
By order of the county e.-urt of Uno
county, Oregon
Dated this 3Sth «lav of October, 1IK9U.
W R ilily. .. . .-t
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T. J. Butler, county cotnmiMioncr
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Attest: R. M- Rus- Il. county clerk.
Posted thia 2!>th day of Oct ,
by
R. Shelton, appointed by the court.
IL.
t>l< A. G. PRILL
Plniciai ani Santo!
alia Attended
Day or Night
THE O STATE BANK
w. A. Ewing.
A 1 Randslt
President
Vice Pres,
E’., D. Myers. Cashier
Ktart a bank account Imlay ami
provide for your futute.
You will And a ehi-ching ac­
count very convenient for your
bu»inc»s trail-actions
W< pav
interest on time >b |«»ilii.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Ml AKERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
MIO. OREGON
Sunday Sehool Hi A M.
Church 11 A. M anti H P M
Christian Ejolcavor 7 I'. M.
All cordially inviteli.
li H ILER. Pastor
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Notice «»< I Inal settlement
Notice la hereby given that the nd
mmiatratri« of th«- eslab- of i'hariesA.
Everett, deceased, has Aldi h. r final
»««count with the county clerk of Linn
county, Oregon, and the «-ounty >ourl
haa A «rd Saturday, the 2l)th day of No-
vember. lwu, st ti-
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(1 o'clock
p. in for the final hearing of said ac­
count ami settlement «if sai«i estate.
Any and all persons having objections
o
thereto are hereby required to
o be prvs-
ent and make the same on or before
the data above nain«'«t.
Hated this »he isth day of October,
192U.
HOREN E; LEVERETT.
Administratrix.
Weatherford A Wyatt, Attorneys for
Administratrix
lU&t
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JOHN Kt'KACKA
GiSELMAN & KUKACKA
B<al Estate Brokert
SITO
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OREGON
Ultic«' wuh the Scio Produce
(’«>., Mill street.
1.1st your farm with us ami »e will sell
it for you. I «tial eummiaaion charged.
Glselman A. Kukacka
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Railroad 1 ime 1 able
Arrival and Departure of PaxM-tiger
Trains
Womlbtim-Springrtekl Branch
WEST SCIO
North
7:54 g.tn.
4:13 pm.
South
Corvallis «tir Eastern
MUN KEILS
To Albany
8:11 am
To l»etroit
<
1:14 pm
Motor service discontinued.
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Paaaito -.v. W. F. Gill.
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UNIVERSAL STOVES The liest on earth.
Good aaaortment of
heater«, nnd rangua in «took.
FURNITURE From the best manufacturer« on the coast, also
East. Fine line of rocking chairs on display.
SIMMONS BEDS
The Iw-st metal bed* made.
the line over.
Come in and look
SE ALY .MATTRESSES Known the world over aa the beat. Sleep­
ing on a SEALY is like sleeping <>n a cloud.
Buy what you need in housefurnishings for Thanks
giving now.
R. M. CAIN,
io
NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY WEEK
FOR THE
Hunting
Season
GUNS
RIELES
AMMUNITION
RIFLE CASES
CARTRIDGE HELTS
GUN OIL. GREASE
HOI’PE’S SOLVENT No. 9
CLEANING RODS. BRUSHES
DUXBAK HUNTING COATS
TROUSERS anti H ATS
LEATHER VESTS. COATS
lilt.Il r<>r I
WOOLEN SHIRTS
SWEATERS
FLASlilJGHTM. KNIVES
8AFETY RAZORS BLADES
HAUSER BROS.
‘Where Everybody Buy s’9
Albany, Salem. Carvsllit, Eugene
SPECIAL PRICES
On Wednesday a and Sntnr
days of each week I lolachrk
Bros, will sell meat at Spec lai
Price*, so call on these days
and get cheaper meat.
SCIO MEA T MARKET
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tVSS .. ' •••{ . *• -i.'T
it' f .
< 111144 >1’14 A< TH
A ml the X Kay were dm. ->v« red in
iNSf. the latter proves ami .lemon
at ratea the former.
DR. R H. HARRIS
Cusick Bank
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Albany, Oregon
Notice of Fuul Ssttlemsat
Notice la hereby given that ibe under
signed. administratrix of th.- <•» ate of
Orville A. t rawford, itoesaaed, haa A led
in the county court of Linn County. Ore­
gon, her Anal account as Mich admlma-
tratrli, an«) that said court has flx.-d
Monday the tith day <>f December, I'.rji,
at the hour of one o’clock in the after
noon, aa the tin e for the hearing of ob
jectiona to aael account and the settle-
meat thereof
HELEN V. CRAWFORD,
A-tminmlratrix.
Hewitt A Sox, Attorney* for Admin­
istratrix.
Date of Aral publication, Nov. 4.
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THL UNIVERSAL CAR
Car
Comfort
No «langer in traffic a clear vision in all directions.
No dapping curtains, no drafts on your head Mo heavy
overcoats or gloves- As much air from <>utst<le as you
want ami no more. As much wnrmih.from insule as
want ami no more. All plate gliv» win k.vvg and w nd
ahieki» open or clos« in a moment’s time U> any pust*
tion you wish.
In rum. snow, wimt or storms; in summer heat or sun, the comfort
car fo< ( iregon is the Ford Sedan.
Thai tells you brirlly whv Eord ckaMwi ear sale« in Oregon lia vs in-
creased LMM per cent in 19iS> over 1919. That explain« why you see so
many of them every where now. on country roads, mnwntain trips or citv
»tree*».
All the turd y ih-i>c<Mlal«ility and economy of the E’ord chassis and all
the beauty of an electric, al a price you cannot roaiat.
Get your Eord Sedan now.
*485 2(1
at Onah- ..... ..
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Rohaiaiut. without «tarter
AZ!» 84
4412.73
• Runabout, with alerter
T--dr|ng, without «tarter
470.70
Touring, with «tarter.
449.48
M94 2K
Coupe. with «tarter ami demountable wheel«
»4« 34
Sedan, with demountable rim« and starter'
• Truck, with pneumatic tire« anti demountable rima »’>74 78
H>RDSON 1RA<*Tt5RS
890 36
/Tie oAnwe prates are 5cfo ptkci and includi freight anJ uwr tai.
FRED T. BILYEU. Atfboriied Dealer Scio, Of
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