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. .V W i.'.. «F » • • ♦ V X Kw • ,5 • *'--:* »• i‘~e, \ f ■ kve^r-a 9 * L* A «> — IMBl'kb KVKBY TMl'HMtAY BY T. L. pcutim. Korrott ani » raor Entered at the iM«U>lbc* at Scio. Oregon as second rinse mattar. IlJBA'IUrnoN, IN AI1VANCB •11 MONTHS 11.75 LOU AOVKKTINING BATBB: Local advertising per line flrut in- ••FliOtl . ««pea » • » ♦ » *«•••*•••••• 10 Each subsequent insertion per line. 06 Display adv-ritstrur First moer turn per loch ................ . ................ 25 Each subsequent eulMoquent inewru-ai inserti-ei ........... . .15 raven Advertisements shoukl reach this office not later than Tuesday to insure publi cation in the current maim. All foreign advertisements must be paki for in advance of pubtocaUon. / /fledge alleghine» Io, m\> flag ana the Republic (nt which it itan.li, ont Station, indtvuihle, ntlh liberty ana itulke for all. SCIO. OREGON. I»FX:. ». 1920 OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor« mation of Our Reader«. I- taw permits truck driven- to carry S1W pounds la aaceaa uf the rated capacity. Ownership of Ude lands In cases whore tidal strsmuis by pro«.«»« of erosion, encroach upon the lands uf shore owners, follows the shifting boundary Hne to the line of ordinary high tiffs. according to a 1er al opto- ion given by I, H. Van Winkle, st* t omey general. IndkaUon* of a general strengthen Ing of th« markets fur dri-d and green fruits were announced by It C. Paul us of Salem, sales manager of the Oregon Growers' Cooperative aseo-lo tion. In an address dciht-rvd before the fltat« Horticultural society at Us meeting in Eugene Friday Careful lavestlgntion mads by the 8 kerma a county farm bureau, based on figures kept by Coop.-ratlng farmers, reveals the fact that the average cost Of producing s bushel of wheal last year was II *4 Half of the farms pro duced their crop at a figure above Ibis, some running as high *■» 12 40. Protest age I net what is alleged to bo an excessive rate proposrvl by tbs national forest aer»U« for graslng In the Lava Red country tn M><doc and Hlaklyou counties. Califortila. has been lodged by the Kfatnsth « ounty V ol Uro were aasaclutton vlth W G Our bln. supervisor of the Modoc national fureel. one hundred and forty nine orvgo nlana were decorated by fort-lam gov emment* for their »«rvk« abroad during ths world war, according to a compilation eomptotod by Urorge A. White, adjutanl general of the aisle. In his work of organising the world war records affiwting Oregon and Ore gon men. * The mllllng-tn transit rate so long »<>ught by the smaller Intnbrrmeit of western Oregon probably will ba put tn force by the Boulberu Pacific coni- l>«ny In the near future, accordine to a letter recel» »4 by End C. Walters. president of tb<- Elmira I .uni bur com pany. from George qusyle. secretary of the Oregon Chamber of Commerce. Mr Quayle enclosed a letter from the public service commission In which It was stated that tbs com mis* ton wss tn formed by letter fr«m the rsllwsy com pany that when th« now eonsolldated lumber tariff was issued, the mtiling- ln transit privilege would probably be Included. a convention will be held at Italics on Ito« ember 1* tn nominate a eandt- date for county Judge, after which peti tions will ba circulated tor the recall of Judge A U Robinson. There were four fatalities due to In dustrial accidents in Oregon during the week ended Ito* ember 2 The victims were Victor Marley, trouble- man. Portland; Hoyd Hardy, truck driver. Portland; Joecph K. Caldwell. I «borer. Parkesvllle. Ky. and Harvey Straw, rigger. Powers A total of 454 accidents were repotted More than 75 flaigruwer* from vari ous sections of Marton county gath »red In Salem Saturday and pledged a total of 511 aeree uf the product for the season of 1*21. This Is the largest fias arrease ever recorded lu Marlon county since the Inception of the penitentiary flax plant many years A but ntcht course in first aid to the Inlured will be given by government exports at tjrrgon Agricultural college John F tiArgess, aged 74. of Fish trap, Cooe county, la dead as a result of being kicked In the abdomen by a cow. Mrs Anne Elisabeth Campbell, more affect Innately known to the older revi dents uf iMllss and Polk county as •"Aunt Itetty.'' died «1 the family borne in invites nt th» age of 7fi Niue carload* of packed apples and pear* were »hipped last week from n>-tit<>n county orchards to Now Or loan*, the growers receiving a* high a* *'.• 75 a bog for their fruit. As Tiliumouk county <!<«• not have common point rales similar to Astoria and other Oregon cities, a movement la on fool to apply to the Interstate oornmerco commission at Washington. The alate fish and gume corumto aton has closed al) fish hatcheries and egg taking stations in Klamath coun ty for th« wluter and laid off the ala or eight men employed during the sutn mer. Claim* agifnat the etty of Klamath Falla for damages totaling 4.1725 have been filed by *ls survivor* of the Houston hotel fire. In wbk h at least nine persons lost their Ilves Hepteus- her 5. Hhecp entered the Hampton school house in l>‘«'hutc* county and devout* mt ibe school register containing the 42 re< i>r>ls of every pupil attending the achool since the district was organised in 1*11. The trustees of Albany college hava been notified of a bequest left the col lege by the lata Ellen K Geary at i Portland Mia lleAy was a daughter of one of the early presidents of the Institution. Out uf a total of S25.M1.M1 *2 that hn* ticen eipended by the highway de partment from it* Inception tn 1*13 to December 1 of this year, more than half, or *13.344.1** 37 ha* been ex pended thia year Robbers early Friday broke into the Btata bank of Imbler, made an inef fectual attempt io dynamite th« safe, and scraped after breaking Into a bar ber shop and Jewelry store and steal ing valuable article«. Mayor Grant of Itallaa has gone to KI Paso. Tex . where be will attend ths annual convention of the National Angofh Goat ItreedrC*' asaociatton, of which organ I sat ton he has been preal dent for the past several yeara. Rchuol children In Marlon county, «■elusive of »he city of Halfin, num her *5*5. according to fisuras com piled by the county school euperln tendent In Halem there are spproil < mainly 4^00 children of school age Crossing aacldcnta on the lines of the Southern Pacific la Oraaon during the period from January 1. 1*1*. to September t. 1*20. resulted in a loll of 12« Uvea, U* Injured and MM automobiles damaged or daatroved The Hood River county court adopt ed a reeolutioa limiting ,h* loads of motor trucks on valley highways to their faatory rate capacity. The slam - « %». •» * <t « - * "la — d/An/ion. Farmers' I! you have any fat hog* Plans for the Ashland wlater fair ATTENTION ’ arw prs«ll«*!ly completed fur the three The Sanitary Market. Slw ltv« & day* <be »bow, Ivec-mber 1. X and Large, wish t«> announce that they reiuly fur ahipping «top in ' 4. which will to to ld to the armory. will corujuct a ea»h bu«»ne*a. or era-! and Hee ' T*l* fair thciudee the stilb annual eg- dil for 30 day* only All booh ac i htbittoe nt the Houtbem Oregon Foul count* mult b* paid in full within' , try amMK-iaitoa sad also Ute farmers'. the next 15 day*, "e thank you We will give you the highest ' fruit grower* sad tadustrtal exhibits for your patronage and wuuld like I market price. I uf Jar koan cuuMy lo give you m<>re time on accounts, W«’ are in the market for J sm wi’l tr> a thing of the past wlth- but we have to pay cash for our! hog» every week. ‘ tn th« n«*< two year*. In the opinion cattle and most of our supplies *o All the hogH are weighed <d FrederUk W Goodrich, pianist and will have to demand cash or 30 day*. instructor of harmony and analysis I on Morrison’s ncale* and we HHK-TDN & 1~IKGK. la the Cnirur»it> of Oregon ariaa- take them from there. s‘oa rouf-- in iwiand. who waa tto» chief ap».tk«r at the closing seaeloa ■*oooo»oee»e<»e»oeeeeeeooop**ppo»+aoao»aa»aaaaa*apa*a of the annual convention of the Or» gon Music Tevohera’ aaaoclalton at Ba lent The <»r->; n Growers <'•» operative association with h »«Aqua rt era la ■ Salem. Is diatrH utitig more then a have <>tiiblislic<l‘ an “auto bus line from Scio via millton doli are atoong the growers of the stat» in payment for fruita handled JeffvrMOit, to Albany, daily except Sunday through lb« orgaulsatlaa the last f«*r moatb* Othar r<,«iitiaar«i will be mode as fast as retwrua are received front the vouviern purchaser*. The1 Fare from Seit» tn AILany 80 cent* buoka of the nasuclallou show that t •A O* up to November 1. sale* this season $ 1.60 round trip. amounted to a total <4 17*2.4*4 04. • l " Jefferson to Allmny 35 cents Oregon gasoline and oil consumer* \ • e »• 44 uro urged to curtail their supplì** to round trip 70 cents ¡ the lowest min tingiti In order itovi the Igqtving points Srio, at Scio hotel 9 » m Industries of California will not suf fet from a fu<4 shortage. In a letter Albany, Murphy’s Garage. 4 p m. received al the office of the tiretto* public service con>m>a*l<n from the II W. HOAGLAND, Proprietor love An*«)«'» cbautber of cnmmerra. i i « ♦♦aaasoeoooooooeseceeeowooooooeoooooeoooooowoaoaaa It was »tut<-d in the letter that the gasoline «Huatton In California waa •erious and that tome action should be taken lmm< Ilalely to conr-TV* tho supply, Addition of two at<<ri«o to the su pmme coun t. '.!.'»>g In ll»u of erect Ing a new structure under prevailing high costs of labor sad materials la advocated by 8 iiu A. Koaer. aecre lary of state In ca*e th« state board of eoatroi and ¡»«lalature de»av It expedient to ixoiid« more mom at this lltn« for the svi un moda lion of the •eversi sta’« commissiona sud depart The Tribune has n<> great premiums to offer for soliciting menta which are now «xe.upyitut quar subscriutiona But in order to get our lists on a strictly paid-in ter* Inlendnd for the con ven lone« of the legislator* during their biennial awe- advance syst« m we will make the following offer, to continue slons. to r - tary of Hfato K<n«r ha* through the month of December only: «• estimateti that the coat <>f two addi ttonal storie* to the .upreme court Old Subirnbcrt To all old subscribers who are in arrears « < building would b« In the neighborhood « uf Ì12S.<‘‘(». while the erecjlon of a we offer: Fay your lulaeription U> January I. 1921, at regular modern office «ornriure on th« rspltol price, and we will ~ II you The Tribune for one full year for |1.25. J grounds would entail an expcudNuf* of nut lesa thou *3HMHM). New Subscriber* Wr will take your subscription for one ! A ' ill has t>e< n prepared for intro ductinn in eongm«* permitting the city full year from January I, 1921, and aend you the paper from the of M«*dford <•> purchase »« acres of Ibe date of your Mbocrlption. even for the full month of December, tiregun a ('»atornl* land grant for free. the protection of the municipal water supply Poultry dcotonstratloM on feeding This is a reduction for one year of 40 per cent. Is not for egg prixhutluu and on choosing your home pa|a-r * rth SI.25 or leas to you? After January 1 breeding stock were hdld in three dif the regu ar price will be charged. formi communities In Ltnn county during the past week and wore large ly attended, Thera ar« iO ftoo acres of prune« b» tween Pori'aivrt and Ashland, com pared wtth M,boo aerea Just a few year* ago IVlibln three year* It is probable th« annual crop may exceed 100 ,ooo (ton pound» HOLECHEK BROS. Auto Bus Line to Albany I Subscription Reduction ahc $rio (Tribune 1898 OLDSMOBILE 1921 ‘The Shasta” A New Train » u> California Loaves Portland at 4.-00 P. M. Arrive* San Francisco 103M» P, M. follow ing evening. Improved Sleeping Car Service to San FraAoiMio ami Ix>a Angples All Shasta Rout«' trains handle through standard s’eeping ear* Seattle, Tacoma, ami Portland t<> San Francisco Through standard sleeping car to I xm Angele* lo-avra Portland al 8:40 A. ,M. Arrives lxa* Angeles 8:15 A M second morning . X » “■ «• V 1 THE SCIO TRIBUNE e r • ■ W « Winter Kxcuraion Tif.k«'ts arc on «ale to S ohi I htii < 'aliforniit SETS THE PACE 24th Year (Ihlautobil • tiii<]Uestional>lv offer* the grualMl vh I uvh in quality enr» on the American market lotlay. Itip|H>i-t the ii-w U»2I niodel* at our su I us room today. We hart- a few ihmh I car* that are aplendid value* among which arc-— One 1920 Naah Six. new January 15 One Buick Light Six __ _______ _ Two Ford Touring Car* One t'adtllac Hug One 192U Baby Overland, like new On« Eord Delivery One Franklin Touring One Chevrutet Touring Ona Velie Six Touring One Ford Bug One Harley Twin Motorcycle One Ittdian Twin Motorcycle »1475 1120 225 400 930 215 950 495 600 330 100 t'alifurnia's bright ami warm sunshine will help you take on a new lease of life. Spend the wintry «lays le-side aummerv «■ as; on sporty golf »our*** or well kept tenniv evsirts; motor ever splei d.,1 highways, these and many other outdoor jvlcaaureo await >•<>« m minv California. PREU an reque st “California for the Tourist”, a new booklet graphically describing the differ« nt rrsorte. Inquire of local agent for fares, rnelv-s. bw ping car roservsttomv and train rervtec, or write 110 Make our Slotv your bearlqiiitrter* when in Al bauy, W«- havt- many auto convenient*««* that mnKr useful f'liri-Uoa |>r«'«v*nia. Goinlvear tirvs are our apot'ialty. M«»i>o^7am ami Vt*»*«loil at $1 10 |M-r gal lon. Ii.l-trlitn .'i| Ci’ItlH |HT gallon. SOUT HERN PACIFIC LINES R. W. TRIPP JOHX M HCUTT, General Passenger Agent, l'or tlami, Oregon Firei and Lyon Ntreeln ALBANY, OREGON *«BBBBB«B—BBB Ml J
