The Scio tribune., January 06, 1921, Image 6

OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
«
Ktigene'v Mtimated tire loss during
ths year 1920 was 142.360
The tai levy at t'oqulll»- for th« oom
Ing year «III be 72 2 mills and at
Marell field 8* 2 mills.
A J. CrU’ler. a r»aldent of Vmatllla
county sin. • IM», is dead at bis horn«
near Fr-« water, aged »0 years
Building operations In Eugene la
1920 were more than three times groat-
er than during the previous year.
The Fugene Woodmen of the World
an» planning the erection of a new
ball on the alto of the present bom«
Smallpox la ln< n-aalng In number of
casea in P»udl»-t<»u. eight new css«*
Inn ng report » d In on« day laat w... k
Harry Laird, son of James lot l rd of
Brewster valley, was killed by a fall
over a cliff while bunting near Marsh
field.
The Iron foundry recently establish
ed at For»st Grove la now In operation,
the first heat having been put on Mon
day night.
More than 300 of the 77S women who
are registered In the University of Ore­
gon h- Id < <-n,ni» relal positions durlux
the summer.
L. D Wilsey, a young W.-ston farm
er, killed a hog the otr«r day that
drr-ow-d 420 pounds and yielded 16
gallons of lard
Th« annual Interstate convention of
th* V. M. C A will be held in Hal m
January 23. 29 and 30. About 3i><-
d« l- gat«» are «ipected.
Condon wants a landlord. The city
has a fine hotel of 60 rooms. with all
mo'l-rn convenience*. but It has lain
closed for some time.
County superintendents of schools
from all sections of Oregon gathered
in Salem Saturday on the occasion of
their annual conferenca.
Th« stat« military d» part mint hns
finished the biennium with a surplus
of 16000, Instead of a deficit, which
was threatened laat spring
Th« Deschutes national forest «1
pended »18,151 In road construction
and maintenance In the course of the
calendar year Just ended
In the entire state there arc 133 001
acres planted In fruits, berries and
nuts, as shown by the 1930 annual re
port of the lax commission.
Gross returns of Hood River county
during 1920 on fruits and farm prod
nets and from th« llood River cream
ery will approach 23.60O.ooo.
B»nd claim» an Increase in popula­
tion of 1000 over th« 1930 census, the
school census showing ¡660 children
between the a«»-s of 4 and 19
Morris Goggins, who has charge of
the «Ik herd at Billy Meadows, reports
thru feet of snow tn the pasture and
the «Ik badly in need of feed
The Oregon public service commls
stun has authorised the .Malheur Home
Telephone company to Increase Its
ran lean average of 10 per cent.
The Willamette Valley Lumber com­
pany mill, erected al Dallas at a cost
of |150 ' ih. began operation last week
Employment Is given to 13« men
Th» id-a that fuel oil exists In t ons
county l as b»-n abandoned.
Thres
wells, sunk from 3100 to 2600 feet,
have eocountsred »" oil Indications
Ant-n W Interim Ivr, Huber of Judge
I'harlis A. W int- ruieier of Eugene, Is
d««d at The l>*ll»a. aged »3 yarn. Mr
Wlnt*»rm«l»r settled at The Indies in
115»
Fruit shipments out of the Rogue
river valley tn l»20 were 7*7 cars of
pram sud 233 of apples, a total of
1020 ears. of the estimated value of
|2.W-O.<ht«.
All the larga» mills la the
Grove section are closed Small mill»
ar« said to be offering their finish» B
pr -Idel At a halt to a third of what it
has coat them.
ITeparalory to active road work
neat spring and summer all the roa»l
building machinery of Linn county
will be overhauled during the MSI two
or three months.
Plana am under way for making the
State convention of retail merchants
at Marshfield on February 17 and 1»
one of the biggest gatherings of the
hind ever held In Oregon
J A. Churchill, state superintendent
of schools, has mturnsd from Han
Francisco where be attended a thrift
conference of all state superintendents
west of the Rocky mountains
Jackson county has received a cheek
for »20 >0« from the National Au ret y
of New York, being ths
at».’
<>f th»- surety bond firn!»h-d
by Miss Uiakrly. county treasurer.
A W Hton» of II” >»l River. g-ceral
manager of th« Appte Orow* ro a*so
elation, has ju«< returned from th«
east an»! »tatea that there is a better
Asanand for apple« at In-proved prt««a.
Only oae fatality du« to Industrial
acrid» nta In Or* gon du In/ h- week
ending IWember 3». Is reported by
th» stat« Industrial acei»|«t r-mni»
slot» Jim Rimbry. a loerer of Klein
A Intel f 330 acrid- ata w rs r ported
to tb> rotuttioili u
Th« public e«rv:c- eamml««ioa has
a Usar
•et January S as tb* dat<
Ing to be conduct, d at Aurora on the
question of an ln«r«as» In rates for
the Aurora Mu’ual T> ¡» phone uu>-
pany
Th« rainfall at R-dsport for the
current year, according to the « atb>-r
observer, »bows that up to date 42
Inches baa fallen Eleven and one half
Inches fell durine 12 days at this
mouth
The new temple Of Heppner lodtta.
No .¡58, Benevolent and Protective
Ord- r of Elks, was dcdlrstrd at 3 3»>
P. 'I H-'unlay following « -i»—hrs
tlon in which alm >»t the whole city
took part.
Callapoota granc» of Rmwasvllle ha*
adopted reanlu’li-iia opposing any In­
creas«- In th« salary of say »1st« or
county offi> lal and opposing Incmaos
of salaries of teachers by leglslstlvs
ease tn> i-nt
A valuation of »43.340 has been
placed on th« plant and ■■<|tilpm> »t of
the Bandon l.lght * power company
by a board of appra.-» m Th- amount
is about tf.ot) lisa than that aski-d by
th--' C- rr.i-n.-.v
Effect Iv» war la being waged <>n the
rnbblt pist In Klamath county, accord­
ing to the county agricultural agmt.
In lamscll valley during th»» last two
weeks of snow more than 30*>v rabbits
hsv- been pnlm>n»d.
Stockmen of M.»lh«ur. Grant and
Hartley counti-s are already nuking
preparations for the annua) meeting
of th« Oregon 4'attl« a Home Raisers’
aasoctallon. which sill be held In Can
yon City May 24 and 35
Apprnitinatvly IJ7.MX>.000 was dis
bure»d through tb« Orrgon state de­
partment during the year 1920. as com­
pared with 16.000.'>00 tn the yiar loin,
according to a r» port prepared by Ham
A. Kmcr. si-crstary of stat«
Them will Iw an unusually large
gathering of Oregon newspaper edi­
tors. publ’.-h-r» and writers at th*
annual professional conferenca. Janu
ary 14 and 16. il th» university of
Oregon school of Journal -in
A northwest hay and gmln etpoal
Hot. --
I - ■! -! ,r -i*' I'.'un-I I i- ■ .-I,
Is pro)« led by Pendleton, Exhibits
of bay. thresl-’d end bundled grama
and product* of alfalfa and wheat are
planned, with prit- « for best displays
C'onsl-li ruble ar gallon among the
busln«M men has lx n create»! In Oro-
gon <Tiy over the poor facilities tor
handling freight and livestock at the
Southern Pacific station, many trans
fer firms having boycotted the sta­
tion.
Reports ma- hlng the cspltol at
Hal’-m indicate tba: not leas than five
persons have applied for the seemtary
»hip of the Oregon state fair to sue
ce«d A. II Lea. who resigned re
cently to accept a position in Port
land
DR. A. G. i’RHL
Ml’XKIRSandWEST
SCIO STAGE
Calla Attended
I »ay or Niifht
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Ml I T* At.I.
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and 4 45 p n> for West ScU '
» p m for Munkcrs 1
FEDERATED CHURCH
Start a bank account today ami
orovide for your future.
You will find a ch-ckiug ac­
count very convenient for your
busitwsa transaction« W o pay
4 . I- i. 1 - t - 1
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Railroad 1 ime 1 able
< lino >pj< v< i it
And thr X Hay ware -h-..—v«ml in
liCM» th»» latter proves am! demon*
strates th« former.
DH. R IL HARRIS
Cusick Hank
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Albany, Oregon
A tentinn
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Farmern!
If imi liitvu any fut hogs
ready L»r «hipping stop in
unti *<■»•
: CHEK BROS.
Woodburn-Sprlnir field Brunch
7:65 a m.
6:13 p m
Hao Crank Caae Seroice fifMotorisfc
OU pmbnbly know that af­
thorough flushing agent that does
ter a few weeks of driving
not contaminate the fresh oil.
your lubricating oil bec< -mes dirty
Our skilled mechanics know
with carbon, road dust and fine
h<> w to clean ou t a crankcase wit h
particles of metal, which circulate
it correctly and quickly, at a nom­
through your engine and c..u:ie
inal cost to you.
unnece ssary wear on bearing
This service assures proper lu­
surfaces. And gasoline escapes
brication
for your cleaned engine.
past the pistons and dflutt s the
We refill the crankcase with fresh
oil. Grnntrd.There’s nothing new
Zerulcne
of the correct grade.
about that— but—
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We recommend Modern
Crankcase Cleaning Service as
the latest word for better engine
operation and longer life for your
car.
TODAY: Bring in your car
for Modem Crankcase Cleaning
Service.
Hunting
Season
GUNS
RIFLES
AMMUNITION
RIFLE CASES
CARTRIDGE BELTS
GUN OIL. GREASE
HoPI’E’S SOLVENT No. 9
CLEANING RODS. BRUSHES
DUXRAK HUNTING COATS
TROUSERS anti HATS
LEATHER VEXTS, COATS
HIGH TOP BOOTS
WOOLEN SHIRTS
SWEATER8
FLASHIJGHTS. KNIVES
SAFETY RAZORS. HLADE8
HAUSER BROS
“H'/icrf Everybody Ruyn
Albany,
Sale«, Cervaffi*.
F.nfeae
FRED T. BILYEU
W. L COBB
KIRKPATRICK MOT OR CO
HIGHWAY GARAGE
TAYLOR & HALDEMAN
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WEST SCIO
! North
South
CnPllLL
Here’s an absolutely new way
to get rid of this dirty, diluted oil
anti put your engine in line for
better perfr>rmance and longer
life. It is called Modem Crank­
case Cleaning Service.
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Arrival ami Ih-|uirtiire of I’muw-ngrr
Trama
\\H will give y«»u th® higlitmt
inurki t price.
Corvallis & Eastern
Sunday School 10 A M.
We are in the market for
Church 11 A M and M I* M.
hogs every week.
MUN KEILS
Christian Endeavor 7 P M.
8:11 am
A I th«- huge are weighed To Allmnv
All cordially Invited
To Detroit
1:44 p tn
mi M
1 * hch I vii ami
IL B ILER. Pastor tuke them irom there
Motor service diac»>ntmu«<l
SCIO. OREGON
Modern, tiecause we use Cnlol
Flushing Oil, the new, scici laic.
FOR THE
W. A. Fwin«.
A K. Randall
President
Vice Pre*.
E D. Myrra. Caahmr
Phuicias sai Serìcea
SCIO, OREGON
SCIO, OREGON
LEBANON, ORE.
LEBANON, ORE
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