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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1921)
c I A THE SCIO TRIBUNE J Independent, fearless, free; Not .tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL. XXIV SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON, JUNE 2. 1921 NO. 42 GOOD SEEED, BAD WEEDS TO BE CONSIDERED Problem« of Better Production and Lets Loti ia for Atteolioa at Weed control, seed protective laws, and how to grow 500 bushel« of potatoes on an acre, are «orne of the important phases of crop« work to i>e discussed Farmers Week at O. A. C. June 13 18. Seed rvgulatian. need of vegetable seed protective law. seed production problem* of the Northwest. «e»>d grades and seed regulation in Idaho, the dealer and seed legislation. re port of 0. A. C. seed laboratory re sults and recommendations, and «eed law conferences, are for Monday seed dav. Tuesday is potato day. How to prepare land for big crop of pota toes. potato diseases, pure-bred-reg- later of merit potatoes and how \<> gr>>w them, seed potatoes little, big, whole or cut, how to grow 500 bushels of potatoes an acre, insect enemies of the potato and their con trol, storage, grading andTnarketing of potatoes, are the topics to t>e dis cussed. t Wednesday and Thursday are wheat conference day» Wednes day’s program will include a discus sion of the new weed law and weed Control on the wheat ranch, federa lion wheat and smut rematane wheat varieties, tillage to «et bunhela of wheat, what kind of grain Western Oregon should grow, innoculation of legumes, wheat insects, feeding and care of horses on wheat ranch, and wheat dioeases. Thursday’s program starts with a lecture on Canada thistle Control, Coat of producing wheat, farm man agement for dry farms, rotations for dry land wheat farm., of Eastern Oregon, factors affecting wheat quality, and a discussion of Oregon’s new discount law and how to use it, follow. Forage crops dav will be Friday. ♦ JORDAN ITEMS { 1 ♦ Mrs. F- J. Spatz is running the S. J. L. P. boarding house. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST FARM TOPICS ♦ ARMAMENT “FEELERS" ALREADY SENT OUT I The remains of Mason McDonald, who passed away at Mill City Mon day were escorted to th«- resting place Thursday in Bilyeu Den ceme tery by a large con course of friends he having grown from childhood in this vicinity. At 18 he enlisted m the late service ami was given a military funeral, beautiful as it was pathetic. • 0RRGON Ml«T. Notice «I Aiaual School Mectmt Notire is hereby given l<- the legal voters of School District No. 9f> of I.inn county. state of Oregon, that the Aw- mmi xho.i and io Meetlag f »»u| district will lie held st th«- schoolhouse, to begin at the hour of 1:30 o’clock on the third Monday of June, being the ■Jah day of Jun«-, A. D. 1921. Thia n>erting is call«--! for th«- purfMme of etocting one school director, one clerk and to levy a special tai of I3MK.31. m pursuance of noties and budget attsch- vd lu-reto. Dated this 31st day of May. 1921. ¥. T. THAYER. t hairman Board of three tors. Attest: Jennie Shelton, District Clerk. all teachers under him have been re tained tor next year. K. B. Hughes. Rineral director of Astoria, was named by Governor Ol cott a member of ihe elate rmUahe ere’ examining board. A survey of the prune crop la the principal counttee of the state Indi- cates than Douglas will ba the banner prune section tMa year Growers repreeentlng 31 acres of strawberriae adjacent to Gregos City .»«reed to pool th-lr products and to stand together for a fair pries. • No referendums on any state wide mt-sauras paaaa-d at the IP2I oeaaion of the legislature had been filed with tha sm-retary of state when the time for such action esplrod Punch boards are loltertro under the orog-m atatuteo. according to an optn ion by Attorney General Van Winkle for the Information of Robert D Lytle, district attorney for Malheur < o«inty. The Tillamook (*oasolldat«*d Indus trios, with a capital of lluo.oOO. baa been organised st Wh««eler la Tilla mook county to handle dairy products and preserve fruits, vegetables and sea foods. ________ R. M Raymond of Portland ar rived in town Friday evening to look after business interest« a. a. |< •* gl -a» WMW l.átt <0 I ¡rt iet.Ru The gun dub will shoot at clay bird« Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Faltu« grounds. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morrow en ter tamed a number of guests the past few weeks nil of whom left for their several homes Monday. They were: Monty Leslie, wife and two children. Eugene; Mrs Phoebe Bald win. Portland; Matt Ingledinger and wife. Portland; Roscoe Applegate and wife. Portland; Iwura Lewis and son, Portland; Mrs. Nelli« Boom, IUH4I Portland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morrow. M».a» It’s towstwd. SANT1AM Principal Events of the Week Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beard and son Oliver. .Mrs. F. J. Irvine and Mrs. Henry Hassler motored to Al- Itany Tuesday. Ten for lOccnts. Handy stze. TValers carry both 10 for Kk; 20 for 20c. ................... The dt-coralion of the different cemeteries was looked after with Washington Would Have Some Def Briefly Sketched for Infor more intere«l than ever before and inite Information Befoie Op is a credit to our neighborhood. Mrs. Ender* was called to the Scio mation of Our Readers. John and Elmer Griffin made a ening Negotiations. hospital Tur el ay to assist with an flying trip to Sodaville for a supply MrMInnvtlle's sew Rotary club has operation there. of the pure quintessence. It still received its new «-barter. Washington, May 31. ’’Informal has the »am« old flavor. Wednesday while operating a drag Redmon«! will Join with Bend In feelers, “ with r«rs|»ect to an inter Mrs Jennie Lovejoy of Dallas and saw Antone Sibernagle had his right celebrating the Fourth o( July thU John tintli ’ i of Salem r«aclie<i the national agreement for a reduction hand badly lacerated. He was taken year. Farm for a visit. Sunday Clarence j of armaments already have iieen put to Stayton where Dr. Brewer dress Salem CbcrrUna have voted to at Lovejoy drove in looking for hiacook ed th«« wound. tend ths Portland iloae Festival In a out by the American government. he being tired of (»etching. Monday Joseph Fink was opeiatod on body. The purpose it is understood, was to they pulled out for home. Corvallis will have a new |S0.(8W Wednesday at th«- Scio hospital for develop ‘.he attitude of foreign gov Mrs Margaret Henderson, form tulwrcuiosis of the ankle superin icen-'ral hospital arrocdlng to plana of erly Miss Munkers. called Sunday ernments on the question before any duced from a fracture some 3o years pbyatciaua and bualneM men. to visit her grandmother. Mrs. S. formal negotiations are undertaken. liruwnsvUla has voted a bond Issue ago. W. Gaines. The approaches already made are of |M,M9 to pun-haas the plaat that Saturday while at Scio with her Santlain Farm had a hifalutin time understood to have Iieen conveyed ' supplies that city with water. papa L«i«. thr small daughter of F. Sunday. We hail with us .Mr. anil The Hessian fly. said lo be the worst W. Combs, was bitten on the cheek Mrs lx»vejoy, John. Elmer. George through American representatives ' «rain p«>s< that haa appeared in Ore by an apparently friendly dog with and Clifford Griffin, Mrs. Maggie sitting informally in allied councils. whicN «hr was playing. She was gon. has been found In t<ane county. Hender«on, Miss Zclda Braun of The process is expected here lo lw a The poslottlce clerhs. rural carriers taken tn the hospital and the wound Slav ton. The menu consisted of slow one and generally the la-lief is and city carriers of ths atste wlU hold dressed by Dr. Prill. bal«-d hay with spoiled boiled pota held that the ’’informal feelers” will e their separate conventions la Dugans. toes for dessert. The engin«- for the rock crusher June J& be the only direct action taken by was brought in Saturday which be Mrs Lulu Mulligan and family Mare thaa 900.000 pounds of spinach President Harding in response to the tokens work on the roads anon. visited her mother, Mrs. Phoeiie grown In Waaco rounty haa been de Borah amendment to the naval bill, Turner, at Crabtree Sunday. Starting Sunday Father Boniface stroysd by the fl<«>d waters of the requesting that the chief ex«>cutive Dean Morris called out to take made the following places- Salem, CoiumiMa river. Mrs. Maggie Henderson to the social begin negotiations for a disarma Dallas. Amity, Sheridan, Cloverdale, An award haa been given to a Port Pacific City. Garibaldi, Manhattan. land firm for the erection of a new l>srty at Scio Monday night. ment agrt-ement. Wheeler. Seaside and Astoria, cov two story grade school al H« mm 1 River Sh«-ep shearing is now in full blast ering some 400 miles during the to coot |2?4tl. with an unusual coal of fine wool, Industry and Banking w«-ek, returning via Portland Satur out in i'rofeeaor 8. M Babcock, principal but the bottom haa dropped PIE EATER. day. * of the Prineville grade schools, and prices. Joe Jungwirth was a Scio visitor Tuesday. Nothing brings prosperity more quickly than «iterating home Indus* trie*. A record of payroll« and em ployment ia the beet advertisement any comuiuffity can tend outs' Keep the payrolls going. STRIKE 1 11.75 THE YEAH At TV Fespies Itartn Ranking pgohlema arc largely in dustrial problem«. If the commu nity prosper« the hanker prospers. If an actor plays n part. Shows «-motions of the heart. To have community prosperity in That will make the U-ar-dropa start, dustrial activity i« necessary to keep Iton't be jealous. up a conatant circulation of money. If rom«*«>nr a picture paints. Iton't twgin to make complaints. To help stabilize busineM condi Pointing out Its ’don't*” snd "amis. ” tion« «onie prominent Itankera are Don’t I* j-'sluua. urging merchant« and other« en If a singer taxes a note. Stills th«- sound in song-bini’a throat. gaged in buainea« tn adopt a plan of Then again to you I quote, cash reserve or «urplu« to tide them lam’t be Jealous. over emergency situations and fur If a writer writ«»» a song. In the hope to right a wrong, nish protection against temporary Cheer It on with voice full strung, trade dullness. jMn’t be jealous. 1-arge business firm« have long if in your heart an envying Prompts you to d<> m«wt anything. followed thia practice. To hurt som«-one with a sharp sting. A reserve of this kind would in You are jealous crease l*ank credit and be a valuable If the public you’d alarm. About the one you seek to harm. asset for industrial stability in any Careful bow you awing your arm community. _______ When you’re J«-ak»us. Don't Be Jealoaa. Wlx-n you start on your attack, The condenser? ia irei tina close tu Don't make your blows from the hack, For ‘twill prove you honor lack, 25,000 pounds of milk daily. When you're jealous. If you, thru the U. 3. mail. Try lo make your victim quail, You are apt to land in iail. When you’re jealous. You'll be cslla-d to take the blame. For your attempt to deisms. Fie for »ham«-, sign your name. When you’re jealous. Jealousy I««! you astray. Uncle h»m ran find the wav To bare your name, make you pay. So they tell us. Appropriate Gifts for Graduation I n thia great world so big and round, , There’s room for --very talent found. Then let good fellowship abound. Don't t>e jealous. a Flea beetles «n potato and toma to vim * may be controlled by spray ing with Iwirdiaaux 3 3 50. On- «mall gardens th«- O. A. C. experi ment station finds that dusting with a mixture of wood ashes or air- dak«^i Hne or sulfur, 9 parts with I part of lead arsenate powder, will keep the beetle in check. The ma terials are mix««d very thoroughly ami applie«i by putting the mixture into a roarae cloth or cheese cloth bag ami shaking lightiy over the planta. . For this week. Saturday and Sun Enoch Shelton has built a dandy, day evenings, at the Peoples Theatre brand new woodshed at the rttr of ’’North Wind's Malice.’* hie dwelling. KODAKS KODAK ALBI MS FOUNTAIN PENS EVERSHARP PENCILS JEWELRY ‘ STATION ER Y PYRAIJN IVORY H<X)KS PERFUMES TOILET WATER Kelly’s Drug Store YOURS FOR SERVICE I I