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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1920)
GÛE3ÙN KEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor* mation of Our Readers. lain» county's share of tho market roads fund will be 232.000. The Buchner sawmill al North B«nd baa reaum-J cutting after a shut duwu of several weeks Electric contractors and dealers of Oregon will tm-ei In annual convention in Salem ih-crmber 7. Miss June Dalton. a student In the Burna high school, has been elected m cwi:-r of the baseball team Ranchers In the southern part of Cooa couuty leave petitioned the couti ty court for a bounty of 275 on co yotes A turnip weighing 24 pounds, a sugar t -ct 28 pounds and a potato 5S pounds <<ru on exhibition at Cottaf-- Orove Ono of ths very oldest of Oregon's citizens. Mrs. I.ucrotla Jane McKcn- non. died at La Grande at the ago of 98 years. Fifty men are now employed on road work on lhe MeKenxie highway, and despite the rains, good progress is being matin Shaw ¿. Burton of Klamath Fall» nr- building a modern sawmill near that city with a capacity of 50.000 feel of lumber a day. While hunting ducks, Alfred Johnson of Sooth Inh-| In Coo» county, waa shot In the back by a companion who had a 25 35 caliber rifle Th» B.iker Improvement club ha* secured an option on a tract of ian<l In that city and has formulated plan» for a park and playground. The Douglas county farm bureau Is holding mass meetings throughout the county In an attempt to increaas th« membership from 135 to 1000. More than 4,000,000 eggs have been taken from eastern brook trout al Elk lake. The eggs will be taken Io the hatchery on Tumalo creek. The records show that the money order business transacted at Astoria la the largest of that of any pcstofflce in Oregon outside of Portland. Manufactured goods and products of Southern Oregon will be shown at a community fair to be held at Ash land the first week In December. Two-year old Ruth Smith died at Burns us a result of injuries received from falling Into a boiler of hot water which was standing on the floor. Mohair growers of Oregon, through th« Or« con Mohair Growers' ssaocia th«i ■ «1 to petition «ongro to plac< an Import duty on mohair. Elbert Dyer of Bandoa Is offering to gtm 200 acres cf land In loacre plots. to settlers who will agree to plant an<! raise bwniea on th» tract a Marshfield Is planning an aviation field and an auto camp around Cor tba coming se »on Tba city council has purrhaatd property suitable for both increasing th« acreage of th» t'ma tllla nattat-al forest to over a mlilloa acres. the W eaabs forest will on July t. IWt, becume a part of the I’lualUU forest. Rufu* M ttrulth. wall known pioneer of Polk county. la dead at Monmouth Ha crossed th» plait s In 1953, locating In Poik county, where be bad lived Ninrw Two fatal accidents out of a total of 2*1 Industrial caaualt-'cs were re ported to the state Industrial acci dent con:i.>laston tor the week ending Nov «niter It. John It. Yon« of Portland has ac cepted app- ln'm-at as a member of the state high»ay • i-mmlsslon. to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Simon llensou. Approtlma'e’y f7 3.000 In prU« mon ey was distributed among the stock breeders of th< n<>r;h»-st last wv«k at th*- Pacific International l.lvretock ex position In Portland. Th« sum of 235.?*» was left tn t*ane county’s m.vrket rood fund thia year to be appl < 4 to n«vt year's fund, ac cording' to announcement of P. M Morse, county «ugi- •*r. Amundment of •tala prohibition law* Io make them conform with the Vol*teart act will be asked by the Oi> gon Antl-da'oon league at tb.e neat ueastoo it the legtstottire. ' 1 . . irl i.!-. of I tie hr k have been . acts company to Kugrn» to be used Ir the new buildings b ng pul up on ths University of Oregon campus. Did» were opened this week st Klamath Falls for the levs« of 12,000 a.'roe of reclaimed land In th» Tula lake bed. Tho highest price tn ths oiddlng is said to be 2* 20 an acre Daring aafe roblrs op-raUng In Portland 1st« Hntu day night with an old touring ear carried away a S«0 pound saf- containing 21*00 hum the home of Dtns Wing, wealthy Chlneoe. ()overr<-r O.coti will iea.c Haligu this wet-a for Harrisburg. Pa. where he will attnnd the governors confer •nee. The conference will convene Decernhr C and wdl be attended by govern«'rum practically every stale t th« unloOL. An officia) postal bulletin announces tin- restoration oÇ th« postofflce at fuddle and Hutherllti to th« presiden tial class, effective ss of October 1, this year. Tb» Oregon Agricultural rollrg» stu dent llveatr-ck judging team won the Intercollegiate contest S««nhw«et IJveauH k «how at lx »1st on Idaho The concrete pa»«m«nt between Pendleton and Walla Wslla. with the except tos of nln« miles hot wren W«w ton and Bln« Mountain, has been com pleted Fire risk rood 11 Ion» are better tn Eng-nr than In any other city In the. state of which he has mail» a survey, acronfl ng to tleorge W. Hlokrw, deputy state fire marshal Th« walnut grower» of Dayton and surrounding vicinity an- now dlspo*- Ing of their 1929 crop at got>d prices. The walnut grow Ing Industry of thia part of the state is Increasing mater* Ully. Provision will be made In the 1921 budget for Klamath county's »hare of the cuet of the Wtll»m«tto highway. The rood will shorten lhe dlstauee from Portland to Cratar lake 122 mile*. While the train was running 40 mil«* an hour. Ilarry Broadbent of Taron-. *. a d- tu-’nt«d man. jumped through the window of a »lev pl nr war neat Kurone •nd alighted on the ground uninjured Kenneth Wi*ndln. ■ sopb"U»<»re in the Grants Paas high school. Is dead fr >m the effects of a fall from a roof while, with a number of clasvtna'ea he was attempting to paint tb« el mo numerals Buce»-es Is claimed for the voluntary arbitration board In Hal- m. which was <r- at,d by th - l’«nt:.i< I ai- : "in« Il and the Halein Commercial club, it has made thdvm fr-« fr- m strikes and lockouts George |l«jrt nt Coos flay who fol lows tba occupation <.( tapping irre» tor pitch for th<- Cortland pitch re finery, Is making It-» a day, or 2494 a month. He sell» the pltcli al SO o-nts a gallon. Hix new home nursing classes have just been organised al Springfield and In th« MeK-niie rlv<r country. Three of th<m am at Hprtngtl-ld and on« each at Mt Vernon, Thurston aud Wait< rvlllo. There are approximately 7000 men In Portland out of employment at the present time and a proportionate num her tn other sections of the state, ac cording to C. H Grant, state labor commiasiuner A total of 279.000 will b» required to rover the u««d» of the state bureau of labor for the next two years, ac cording to an estimate submitted to ths secretary of state by A. C. Gram, stale labor commissioner. Th» state ban’-Ing department, of which Will H Bcnn«tt Is superinten dent, has be<-n exonerated by tb<- grand Jury of Jackson couuty from sny blame In connection with the failure of the Bank of Jacksonville Representative men and exhibits from practically ev>-ry rn-atnery In the state are exp*-ct<-d to b- In Portland for the 11th annual rout- titl«n of th« Ore gon butter and ch«-«»»’ makers, to be held Itrcember 9 and 10. The Eugene Fruitgrowers' associa tion. which already has a long list of fruit and vegetabl« products put up at Its cannery In that city. Is now ex perlmentlng with th« manufacture of •ppi« syrup for labi« uà». The Oregon penitentiary ni In »trai» which gar» a aerlre of three perform snres In th« auditorium of th« Inali- tutl»n. netted approximately 2800. no- cording to L. II Compton, warden, un der whoa» direction th- show was etax Summons in the Circuit Court of th« State of Or egon fur the County of Linn. Department No. Two. Florence C. Green, Plaintiff. vi. Charles W. Green. Defendant To Charles W. Green, the above named defendant: In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer th« complaint of the above named plaintiff in the above entitled court and cause now on file with the clerk of »ai«l court, on or before lhe last day named in th- order of the court for the publication of this summons up on you. to-wit: On or before the 7th «lay of January. 1K21. and you are here by notified that if you fail to appear and answer »ai<i complaint as heri-m requirevl, plaintiff will apfdy to the court for the relief demanded in her complaint on flic herein, to wit; For a decree of this rourt dissolving-the bond» ma tri mon now existing between of matrimony plaintiff and itefemiant an<) tor the .«» t -ration of plaintiff's maiden name, ami for such other ami further relief as to th» court may se«m just and proper. This summon» is served upon you by publication in th« Scio Tribune by vir tu« of an order of lion. W. R. Bilyeu, county judge <>f t.inn county, i *regnn. duty mail« and entered of record on the 19th day ul November, A. D. 1929. said order being dated the 19th day of No vember. A. D. IW*. [>ato*nf Aral publication, November 25th, 1920 I ’at» of f la«t last publication. January Sth. WEATHERFORD* WYATT. 1M1 Attorn- >• for Plaintiff. Postofhce Address: 122 Wosl First SUtwt, Aiteny, Oregon. THE Slid STATE BANK DR. A. G. PRILL w. A Ewing. A K. Randall Preaident Vice I’rvs. E. D. Myrra. Cashier Start a bank account Balay ami providr fur vour fulute. You will find a checking ac count very ronveniv-nt for your business transactions. Uc pay 4*5, Interval on time d«|<osit». S otrüb Plvuciai ait Calls Attended Day or Night SCIO ORE. » v * FEDERATED CHURCH MBXKERSandWEST SCIO STAGE STAG! Ml I TH At.L ritAISS D aves Scio 1‘ustofficc- at 7 a r.i and 4 45 p m for West Set«, •nd 7 :4A a. tn. and t:lo p m for Munkors r Gtari.MAN SCR). OREGON Sunday School 10 A. M. Church 11 A. M. and B P. M. Christian Endeavor 7 F. M. All cordially Invited. H B. ILER, I’Mtor « ! .. ‘S ■ e -* - <111144 >1*1<A< TIC- f. * * JOHN KVKACKA Railroad 1 ime I able Arrival and Itoparture of Passenger Trains Witodburn-Suringtleld Branch SCIO OREGON WEST SCIO North 7:5fi a m. th«* St io Product* South 6:13 p.m. Mill Htrvvt. Ctirvallls At F’jwtern MUN KERS List your farm with us and we will sell To A thanv 8:tl a tn It for you l sual commiaaion charged. To Detroit 1:44 p nt Glselman &. Kukacka Motor service discontinued. - >* / ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ j. iiu < i >. w , u . h . mu, J A -Hoycu, J.K IU«-’ —, Mrs. Jt-nnl« Warn»». FasstI.> st , W. F. Gill, •tom«», D. C. Thoma Conjpaim Scio ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ »♦♦♦»♦» h ♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦»aaoaana>♦♦♦»♦»♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ >1’1 X IAL SALE > With > » » h 10% I»iafoiiiii on UNIVERSAL STOVES The lieston earth. Good assortment of heaters, and ranges in stock. FURNITURE From the t>est manufacturent <>n the coast, also East. Fine line of rocking chairs on display. SIMMONS BEDS I * > The l*ot metal beds made. the line over. Come in and look SEALY MATTRESSES Known the world over n* the beat. Sleep ing on a SEALY la like sleeping on a cloud. Buy u'hut you need in housefurnixhinys for Thanhs giving now R. M. CAIN NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY WEEK THE UNIVERSAL CAR Car Comfort * •: 1;. *7 *• ' ** • V”,L- *** ' # - And th» X-Ray were discovered in l*W> the latter proves ami demon* •irate» th« former. DR. R. II. IIARRIS Cusick Bank * Allmny, Oregon - No danger in traffic a clear vision in al) directions. Nn Ils ppi ng curtains, no drafts on your head. So heavy overcoats or gloves. As much air from outside a» you want and no mor». As much warmth from insule as want and no more. All plate glass windows snd w nd shields open or close in a moment’s time to any posi tion you wish. la nun, snow, wind or »terms; In summer heat or sun. the comfort car for Oregon is the Ford Sedan. I hat t«lls you briefly whv iord ctooed ear sales in Oregon have in- creasod 120* par cent in lirjlovar 1910. That explains why you •»• ao many of them everywhere now, on country roads, mountain tnpg <-r city streets. All the sturdy dependability and economy of the Ford chassis and all lh« b< sat) of an electric, al a pfico you cannot resist. Get your Ford Sedan now. t’haasw________ _......______________ _ _ ------- I486 20 Runabout. without starter ____ 62V M Runabout, with starter.. «<»2 73 676 70 Touring, without starter . „, T'-uring, with starter. ................... 040 M Coupe, with starter and demountable wheels MV4.2H Sedan, with demountable rime and starter 046 34 TAick. with pneumatic tire« and demountable rima 674.7S S00X6 FORDHON TRACTORS. 7Ac uAove prtctt art Stio (nicer and include freight and war lai. FRED T. BILYEU, AetUriied Dealer SciO, Of. »»♦••»•»♦•••♦♦•♦»♦•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»M i » ■Jt A."W ri' - 4-