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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1921)
iha r-C STRIKE Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor aa Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike lathe toasted cigarette. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor* mation of Our Readers. . Shoe repair men In Bend have an nounced a 20 per cent cut tn prices. Fall grain In Linn county appears to be In excellent condition, with pros peds now for n good yield. The Hood Rlv«-r Apple Growers’ MS- •ochitlon now holds unshipped but 30 cars of the 1920 apple crop. Preliminary plan» are being formu Jail’d for the creation of a union high achool district to center In Bend. The 21st annua) convention of ths Oregon Federation of Women's flubs will be hold In Pendleton May 31. June 1 to 3. Pre-war cafeteria prices' now pre vail in Roseburg, according to an nouncement by a prominent restaur ateur In that city. Owing to the low prices of wheat, wool and livestock, only about ?0 per *oent ot the first half taxes tor Gilliam county have been paid. The committee on ett, parks of North Bend has set aside April 2D for the purpose of clearing, cleaning up and beautifying the part. Many of the rural schools of Lane county are handieaped by epidemics of contagious diseases^ according to E. J. Moors, county school suporin- tendenL z Ilea vers In the I »eschutes river are boconilug <0 numerous that household «re on th«’ riv««r banka have complain ed of fruit trees killed by the In dustrious rodents. The Irftgon melon and potato grow ers have organised a sailing and buy ing aga-ncy known aa the Irrigon Cm operative Melon and Potato Grower*, which will be operated on a coopera tive, non profit basin June IB to June 3B. Inclualv^. has been tentatively set as the time for holding the annual encampment of the Oregon national guard, according to a l<-.«*t:ram received at the offices of Adjutant General White. The tax of two cents a gallon on gdb- ollna and *»>>• and one-half cents a gallon «m distillate, aa approved at the rrtent st1 -don of the legislature, returned to the state for the month of | < lag planned for Bent n lag to th« tentative »«h.-duh- te-ui» of tbs three club» «ill n»-.-t in i n gens May I. In Salem May li and la Corvallis May 13 Leading business men of Igi Grande, as well as the Central Labor council has Joined In a demand that G<>«>rn't Olcott and the »tat» highway «>• mission u»e their Influence t>> the end that American labor, and aa far as pusslbl«, local m<-# be employed on the highway work Iti Vni n county Th« Linn county farm bureau under the direction of County Agent Heyman, has taken up the wool marketing pro ject with the «lew of having at hast 6») per cent of the wool growers of the country signed up aa m«-ttih»r» at the Oregon Wool and Motl.ilr areocla- Uon by the ••nd of the present drive The 103d anniversary of Od«1teliuw ship In the United Rtat.«a was celchrat ed tn Roseburg Tuesday by the Odd fellows' aaeoclaUon of Douglas county. Members of the order fr>m Hardtner. Drain. Elkton. Yoncalla. Oakland. Hutherlln. Myrtle Creek. Riddle. Canyonville and G lend al«’ attended th« celebration Ninetyseven permits to appropriate water were Issued by the state c cl neer at Salem during January. Feb ruary and March. IB31. These ¡--rn. •«» covered the Irrigation of approtlis it» ty <500 acres of land. development of 30 horsepower, and the construction of 1B0 miles of canal. The mitlmatM cost of the construction work w »• 31.400.000. Reven res«’rvolr permits were Issued, covering the stormed of 1405 acre feet of water at an t-stl | mated construction cost of 333,000. The bee Industry of Oregon Is be I coming Important In the state ac cording to reports made at the »es-iiun of the Oregon Htate Beekeeper»’ ».-•o elation, which held a two-day « n»« n tion tn Portland last week. About kOc 000 stands of bees ar« maintained In Oregon. It was pointed out. and 10 or IS carloads of honey are ahippcil out each ye«w Mothers In a number of rural die tricta ot Daechutes county have formed “protective clubs." memt»*rs of which are detailed for guard duty to patrol the lawns surrounding com munity halls tn which rural dancos arc given. Th« object of the patrol Is to prevent girls from learning to smoke cigarettes and to keep boys awuy from bootleg whisky The annual meeting of the We»t.-rn Oregon Older» Girls' conference was held under the auspices of the Oregon State Bunday School ass«» tatlon In McMtnnvIll« last week Delegatee from all Bunday achoole in w.wt.-rn Oregon were present al the conference. of the clip entertain« <! at The boon least M0 girl» betw m tb» ages of i& and 31 during th«' conferwnce By a rota ot more than two to one, voters of Ths Bailee rejected al a special «lection th« proposal that the city bond Itself for 3250 non. the money to be used tn the construction of a dam. storage reservoir ami pipe line, by means of which 1.000.000 «al Ions of water a day would have t«-«>n added to the present city water sup ply during the three hut summer months. Senator McNary and Representative Sinnott have been appointed the Ore gon members of the eiacutlvc COHF mitts« of the western states detec tion who have associated them »ebee together to work for tighter restric tions of Japanese Iniailgratlou Lumber business In western Ore gon and western Washington coatis- ued 3d per cent below norm il Stir Ing ths week Just closed. a««'” Ung to ths weekly lumber review Is u««d by the West floaat Ltmibermen’e *♦ social Ion The review aun<>uu««-d that production of 116 mills amuuni«-d to 53.BOO.tSO feet Erection of a hospital at flatetn un der the direction ot the Salem hospital association, will be commenced tills summer, according to announcement made hy H W Meyer». who Is hand! tng ths financial campaign In connec tion with tbs project. The prop »<d structure will cost 3135.000. of which all but 340.MM has been suba«r1bed Goat «bearing Ml practically complet ed In western Oregon and still the mohair market has not opened, at least there ore as yet no eastern orders of — hand »--a (Joo.| m, ,lt . r cua»eMu«nee on March. 1*21. a total of MM7" <4. Forest officials and range users In | the grazing section tributary to Fuel | Rock have gone on record as Intend ; Ing to rid the district of unbranded i stock as well as ot cattle whose own ers have received no grating permits The case brought by CoJonel E Hofer of Balcm against Marion county officials to test the constitutionality ot th« dog license law enacted by th« 191» legislature will be carried to the supreme court of »he »tale for flaal ] determination. A mass m«'«tlng of fishermen snd j others interested la th« aelmoa Indus try will be held at Astoria during the coming week to dimuse the general fishing situation and particularly »««me of the recently enacted legislalloa re Is held to be worth about IB cents lating to the fteheriee | A number of dtps have been taken by Veterans of foreign war» from many country merchant» al IB to Bo cents, section« of Oregon met la Balem Hal but most of these were taken in trade Reparation has been granted by the urday. when action was taken toward ce cemmlsslon to organising a stat« department of th« interstate comaker«« organisation. The first regular d« the Inman Poulsen l.«imb*r company partment encampment will be held In of Portland. In a cane brought against the Southern l*w« Ific railroad The Portland on May » and 1». A three«ornered valley golf teur commission held that th« rates charg- nament between teams of Uta clubs . ad ea fir and hemlock lumber and lath in Eugeao. Seism aad Corvallte In b* | la straight aad mined cpriaads from j ' i Portland to CM I If ora U points wsru uu duly prejudicial Spring plowing la preparation for »nwlas potatoes Is well under wsy on the ran«h«s of central l»re««i> Planting will begin la about Utrae w««ka Winter grains were raportml in excellent condition, th« unusually heavy precipitation during the winter providing sufflctent moisture «ven for ynirrigated land* io carry the crop wall Into th« summer At a meettng held In I laker for the development of the Thief river pro )<vt. the lower l*owd«r Irrigation «11» trict and ths Balm creek Irrigation project, more than 200 Baker county cltiaens voted to lobby tor th» McNary reclamation bill, now before eongrt»». and to utlllan «Very effort to place these local projects favorably b>«fore the reclamation ««rvlcc. L. H McMahon. Balem attorn««, has ni«M with Percy A. Cupper, state «n gfaeer. application for permission to appropriate 300-emoad foot of water from Mill creek and th« Baalism riv«r for power development purpon«« arar Turner. The water will have a drop of 45 feet and «rill develop im theoretical horvepow«« Th« proposed development will cost BBd.lKXJ A I walkout of the union longshore men la th» lower Columbia river dla trill took place Friday and about IBB men belonging to the Astoria and Rainier locals ar« Idin Th« men re- fused to atreept th« new rule of the wa'orfroat employers’ union elimlnat Ing traveling time and board aa<1 lodg ing for longshoremen tn loading rmb seis st pointe along the river Two hundred and twenty five thou sand black speckled trout, hatched at the state hatchery on the McKenste river above Eugene, ware shipped to a point on Gales creek eight mllee west of.Furost Grove by the state game department. Th«»« fingerlings will be placed in a pond until they are large enough to liberate Then they will be dletrtbuted In Washington county. A dispute between the settlors of the upper Burnt river valley. In Bakst county, and the »stern Oregon Mnd company. In Malheur county, was set tled by the etale water board recent ly when It completed an adjudication of water rights affecting 50» Individual rights and 30.000 acres of land In yolved in the controversy were th« right« of El liorado ditch, the oldest •- « a Railroad l ime Table ATTENTION < < < < I i > < > < • < • < > Thos. Large, Real Estate Arrival and lk*parture of l‘aaacngvr Traina List your property with me WiNxibum-Sorinrfleld Branch Haoqg taken th>< Pacific Agency fur S-io »nd vicinity, I am in a po WEST SCIO sition to advcrtlno farm ¡>rn|wrtirs > North 7:55 am. and Imsincaaes of all kind» in this South ..... ... 6:13 p.m. vicinity practically over all of th«« Northwest. t»r, if you are think Corvatti« & Ijutern ing of buying het* or el«cwh«-rr in the Northwest, or tnuk- fur farm«, businesses or properties. it will !»• MUN KERS to «our advantage to call on me To Albany H: 11 am and look over my listing» in this To Detroit 1:44 p m line, aa I have listings in most ev ery locality in Oregon and Wash Motor service discontinued. ington. * Not etrluMee. No comtn iuoa ehlr»» imtrumenlal in teUutg your property (’.<'? BRYAN!'. Also will take listing» of personal projicrty to buy or »«II. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» ATTORNEY AT LAW IF YOI! WANT to buyW»r trade for I I.H BH 2 New Firat National Bank Bldg. acre» good ttock lais) near headwater» of the Yatjuina in Benton county *«-e ALBANY OREGON The Tribune’s printer. CLETRAC < > < > < > » Gives Year-Round Tractor Service ( lotriu’ farming mean« power farming the whole year round; not the use of the tractor for a few job«, but for all the farm work, Anti fumi labor in not a problem with the Clutrac owner, Hid boy can <lo thti work of two men and three teams, with the Cletrao furnishing the power. Sc»» ua abotit this machine BARTU MOTOR CO SCIO Linn County Distributors ' and longest ditch In Gregon. having * lieen built by Billy Packwood, a pier neer miner, many yearn ago It la 100 mllee long. ianceeeeeeeeeeeseesoooeeoeeeoeooeeeeeeoeoeeeeeeeeeeen e»n>oneeeeeeeeeee»eeeeeeeee«oeeeoeewe»ee»ee»eeeeeeeee»eooeoeeeeoee»eeeeee FORDSON « [TRADEMARK] FARM TRACTOR $725.00 I 0 b Scio The after* Her vice that goes with the Fordson tractor in aecond to none. Fordson dealers are located in every community with atocKH of repair part» and employing skilled mechanics who know just how the Fordsori whouid be repaired and taken care of to do its I h > h I work. This Fordson service means that your tractor can I m * kept busy every workiiig day «luring the entire year; that Fordson repairmen are ready to show you how to get best results from the tractor. Fordson service insures you against delay in getting parts. It is your protection. It is a protection now being enjoyvd by more than KM),000 Forilson farmers in the United Stat«*s. fait service. us tell you all about the Fordson tractor and Fordson Let us «lemonstrate the Fordson on your own farm. Come in ami let us prove everything we say. TERMM IFWANTKD FRED T. BILYEU SCIO. OREGON
