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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1921)
U. S ARMY HEAD .lift) AòKS ARMENIAN AID Washington Major <i«o«ral J*Bww U lf«rb*>'<l recently ap Petjl- ! <liu»»r.vt |*-«r»hlnv ■ assistant <*>"-! <>t Maï. ft»» g mi « on r«.>fd in Principal Event* of the Week •BPP't << lb« work of th«- N«ar Kaat Briefly Sketched hr Infor R- i«f in Arm«c..v Hr say*. in a (•tier to th« N«»r Kas- ilelicf mation of Our Readers. "Of all tbs h-vrtbrnaklng -Untre*« that »»lata |u other centrica. I bs- U»««!« I hat ih» X- »r b«st all us t loa Th« Lincoln county fair will be held •b “ul-1 ■» i I appeal to oar chart tabla pr^pls Thorr «re many thowttli at Toledo. ttoptomber 9 10 in- '« itt brlpl-aa v-rpbvu» <hU<!r«n of Medford poiH'etu n are • >g < a Christ*»!' pi . t« In > Moa io tn taoil. who must b<* bclpcd by our pwvpl«- Oauipaiga against autuuio (<• m -hsrs If they ar« to »urvlv« Th« Ar- The Marine county flax crop will maníaos har« pt"o.-r -| th«lr rar«, aggregate (00 ton», according to «»• their r«!lgt«>n and th-r lanetta»« un dvr conditions of distress for over a tlmales made by growers Douglas county. through its c-unty thousand years They am worthy of * ! ’tor fata than i i. and court. has just appropriate I money to I balle»« thaï will b« thslr fata with- emolny a public b«alth nurse out substantial flnan. lai and moral Wolves and cougars have been can«- support from tho good people of our Ing Sers re losses to st-v-k-n-’-i writing country. “J. 0 HARIIOHD, cattle on the I'mpqua tore*! ran»:-'*. "Major Ornerai. V. H Artny." Medford ('han>i«>r of Comm.r <> of- O«n»rnl Harbord Is on* of the Relais are considerine the poasihlttty tl ! 1’4« N <r - <>t Relief or ttf' !/ . ¡on. no» mäkln» a renerai ap of establishing a municipali i-iuvsround I«- -I for funds Io continue Its work for children. MU4K< ths duMItute of Bible lands Misst Is declared a »••>4 i > of coking coal. right and one halt foot deep was struck al the Munday oil «<•11 near Medford The quaHerly lucetin» of th.- North Arriv. I and 1 »«-¡-arturt- of I'nsaenger Pacific Coast Association of lt.isiway Train» Special Agents and Polle« will be held Woodburn-SprintrftcM Brunch In Portland September 17 More than l.unii.uOO pi.nuda of l-’gnn- WEST Si IO berrtea were bandied thia sea ->n by North 7:55 a.tn. the Kin«« Food Produ« t» cutnpany, South 5:13 p m. with headquartor* In Hal« tn Corvallis & Eastern Six small forest tins» w«re started «INKERS In the Santlam national forent this To Albany H:11 am week ns th« result of an electrical To 1*< tii.it 1:44 p m storm which swept tbo forest Halem canncr* announce that the Motor service discontinued. dried fruit market has reach««! Its IF YOU WANT to but or trade for 14M lowest ebb and that better prices may acres good stock laud near beudwatcr» be expected tn the near future <»t the 1 H'luin« in Benton county see It la estimate«! that from 7(0 to 77S The Tribune’» printer. car load* of pears will bo skipp'l out from the Rogue river valley this sea son. and about »00 cars of app!«-*. The catch of »almon by the purse seines operating outside and the gill netters drifting dose to the mouth of the Columbia rivet continue» good. Members of the public awrvit e com mission have set August 22 a» the data Uieyoa'» ll.gbrr Imiiiuova ol for hearing the application tor over-' head railroad crossings near Brook- Ings. I ighl School«. Srtraty Drpsrtmrats Th« ntsabb’d Veterans Auxiliary Is th« name of a new corporation organ- FAI I. IHM OTF.NS SIFT. I*. 1921 l»< ■«»-- rs*b* k/.*i.w U--d in Portland, accor-llng to articles filed in th« stat» corporation depart Oregon A^rHultural College < OMV Alti» ment. Harvest Is under full bond in Mor row county and wheat is making a Oregon Mails Homj knitting A arnr fine yield tn all sections Better th in A great surprise for the home knitters 40 bushels wore reported from many of Oregon, l>ui still a fact. Further more, thi- yarn is absolutely virgin farms. wool yarn, the wool was grown in Linn Tho rim road around Crater lake is eounG »old by Mr Bendar» to tho Ore- open to travel, the last t.tw cut gun Murateti Company 1 mills located at through the deep snow still on the Sellwood), ii.adv into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, on of C. I*. Bishop, wonderful scenic road having been proprietor of tin Woolen Mill Store of made baleni. «»regoli knitters try thia yam Medford cltixens Interested In min out. All colors. i < per ball of 2 ora Famptrs sent on ktipVcation. Address ing have formed a dub for (h< pur pose of stimulating mining activity in C. I'. Bishop, Box ib. Salem. Oregon, sduthern Oregon and northern Call- forti la More than 1.(00.000 pumpkin pl«s will be mado next fall and winter from dehydrated pumpkins, to be put up Huv tirino Potatoes this seas n by the King.« I'rv-I j ts HIGH! ST MARKET PRICE company of Salem. M.G HEED Although 70 fires have occurr«d In the I »-»chutes tUtllon»! forest Illi* tifile« Albany State Rank year, so efficiently has prete« ti<-n ALBANY. ORE. work be«-n organised th.it - n!y l/.X acres have been burned At th« sp«<ir«l recall «lection affect- Ing the Umpqua board ut port com- mlsaloners. J L Itrown and J.wcph R llutler were retained lu of five by Real Pilate Broker an overwhelming majority and Notary Public Fire of unknown origin swept over 200 acres of stubble on the Walts 4bst rath Obtained, f.iamtned Brothers’ ranch st Athens, destroy JC1O - - • OREGON ing more than 1000 sacks of wheat, vaiuett at approximately liooo A doxen or more applicants have been received by the regenta of ’tie Oregon state normal school for ap polntment to sue« '-’d J. II Acl er-nan, late pn-sident of th* in*tita ">n Work oi| th« highways In Tlil.imook county la now nearing completion, LEBANON • - OBBGON with th- «xc- piloti of the bridge and th- new road near llebo. »Iii.fi will Otti., phon« '.2 R i Hew St R 14 take two months n.ore to comp! -te The salmon pack this se«u -u will t>« about 7& per <-«nt of that of last year, a«curding to Cart It. Sftoert iker. master t«ah warden Ile «sttmb«>-d this yeur s pack al about 34” Ota) <•>»• « fberry «rowers of Cova in Union County have shll l-d !* carloads of black cherries and II carto-vls ot Roypl Ann«-« and have already receiv ed over (40.000 m payment for thair crops fner*«»«« tn the Initial bond Isen» from I3.000.0tm lo (S.OOO.OOO to make the ftr»’ p.iy-ients of the aold’c' Railroad 1 ime I able TECHNOLOGY WANTED Riley Shelton r Or. P. I. ted, 0. Ï. HI. Vrt< Tiimriaii loan and b-.uus voted by the peupl« waa decided upon by the slat« bonus -oni mission Th« internal disturbances on th« south side of Mount Hood have crssl- ed Ho small Interest at Hood River. While H<>od River folks al first w«-re WANII l> Operator and I It-« tn. fan Shipment* Atmosi Double For City of Scio Muni. i|»l light -u| Water SvsU-tn (IperaU-d by Wa’«-r veu-etal -■» th.» fa-tuton up to July 2 Power. Power Station, N miles cast of S- io. •ver« r-enrty twiee as great tut thoae Or*go«i. A atc-r Pumping Stalto.i at Scio, < ■ «•- diiri th«- corresponding tmriod last prone to scout th« »tori«*, old-time gon. wa-.ii, di spite mcri-sM* In freight mountaineer* *ay they believe the Bkla will be rv-eetvei by th- City eruption was caused as the mult of rat«-- n-eordii.g tn statistic* ju*t of Scio fur operating aa: I plunt b > contract by the y«-ar at ■ stair-«! an accumulation of melted snow and ihi ‘ <-k «-.I in the Market Reporter, amount each month, for *4 hour (ew water con ng in contact with the ■t! i) -‘»tion of the l>rpart- service each «lay. hot depths «>f th ! 4tai»r. liiits clo»c August 30. IWfl, at , ment of Agriculture. f'metilla county fttrniera have ruts t'< p. m. Si Ln this i«ea<M»n. according to I «-d ever JIM acres of »onflow, r* th's First, to o|w-rate th«- plant l«H-at«*i at tear for sila««- The lonnsv« ftom an that pti' <teation. ewrload shipments Jordan, maintain all Iranvnu -i.-n and cere of sunflowers is double that (r-in have t’tilled <*N.o24. cvmiNxred with electric wire« of the whole sysletn in so acre of corn, wh le th* food value 31 ■ '7 during th«’ curreaponding goed repair. Second, to operate water pumping , Ul the same I- t. -! a»t year The Oregon Grow station at Scio. Bids mav be ma-l«- for each item sep N J. F*ull«rton w is killed and Ro»- er* \ contributed to thia arate, or for Iwth stat .--!>» ■ - . : * <-oe Fnater v»-r1ou»ly Injur«-«! when a I .i- -Ti-a -r by the shipment of 45 Operators will I— r»«|<>. ■ 1 to <1- all j boulder rolled on them while they work, ss designated by >.r«i .«nc« s Or * earl->a-ls of cherries alone. werv doing itas-ssment on their mil orviers of the <‘tty i ’vunctl. Tabu.a’ >n*by state* a«to carload I'vison» inter» sted ahoul«! make a i--t- Ing claim on llurrU an« crv»-k. IS miles fmtn Joseph shipment» up to June 4 show that sotial inspection and investigation. The oumil reserves the right to re Twenty four Baker business men of t' r!«-rn fruit* and vegetables, ject any ami all buh mads a junketing trip In automobile* Dated this l«th -lav <»f Au i»t. I'.r.’l. leer- . ■ ceurfi-d In only two while J. S. - Tl H«. through Grant c -inly Th- pun--»«- City llr-'ar-l-1, f-cio, Oregon ot the trip w >• to devehvp cl- o r r«- inert --1 wen« reported tn eleven. 1st Iona between Baker and Graat e»wu »♦MS4-VS« »»»V»*«»*SS»SS»SS»»S*»S»*«»»«v***«»*»***»b ty rnerehanta Profeeaor M E Peck, instructor of 1095 IN n UML in till Ol.li RI.I.IAH! I 1921 biology at Willamette university, has return«*! to Hal« in tr«»m rustent Or-- FIRE gon, where h>- aav-mbh-d a - - II««’ - of approximately 2(oo diffwwnt ape OtM of grasses A joint meeting <>f residents of ths 449.737.64 Cash Hurphta on July 1, 1921 Lone W«df »«x-tl-.n, near North Pow |Ü,(M3,3M.OO Insurance in Force der. Baker county, met la-t w«-ck to Rat«*: First class, 25c. secund claM. :i0r par (>•»• organise a comp >ny to begin a new cream- ry. with plant and headquarters SCOTT A SIMONS, Only Author -d Aj. '» for at North !*owd«r Lcftanon, Or»gon l.ihn < --doty A mass m«-etln« of fishermen was held at Astoria r«*-ently to dl»< u<<» the mi-nsce of purs« seining Th« gill- netter* are planning to refits# to do liver sny fish tn a cannery that buys from the pur*« setn-rs Salem canned«-» bar« Offered •• much as |7o a ton for »irtnslrs* b-ans. as against |t>t) a ton paid two years ago. when war prices were at their peak One concern - xpect» to proc««-« approximately 40U.0U0 pounds of thia product. U ill Er- tn the market for Wot klx-rrira ot the market prier. Thirty five »rnall fires « «»•• been Come in anti Irt us make arrangements to furnish you started recently in the for«-st near Rogue river by perwons who <t«»ire to < r«il<-s to take t are of your berne*. It luoks like there will have the brush cleaned out This Is hr a p; cl deal of strife for berrieg this year, and it will I k - an annual occurrence In that luevlity well lot vou to get our pro|x>sition lieforr tiring up with and the forest service is busy seeking any one. evidence to arrest the culprits <'hecks have b* «n mat!a>l tn all cred itors who filed clnt»M In eonn«»ction Û with th« fa-lure of the Yoacwlla State V « bank, accord i ng to announcement n> de by Frank Rrajnwell. stal« super- it.’cndmt of banks This Is the final dividend and repr---rnta 7 per cent Th«-re is no apparent r-»»on for alarm In Oregon ss the r«*«nlt of the •c’ivitle« of the Ku Kins Klan, sc cording to a letter prepared by Gov ernor Olcott t illowing receipt of a i • protest against revival of th« organi sation In this state from J. K Forties, a resident of Hpringfleld l*r«mlums received by Insurance corporations op- ntin« In Ore >n for the year ended l>e«ember 31. 1920. ag gregat«-«l ||4.(7>.0l(.29, while loasw and claims paid during the aaru«- period totaled |9.1«t <14 33. nccordlng to • report comp!.-ted by A C Barber, stat« Inauranoe comtnleeimivr The Oregon apple crop thia year ts esttmUrd at 5139 ears as SKalnat US* car* In l‘.«2i> ami 5.179 rars In 1919 TUc p< ar cro|> la e«llu>nl«| at »000 tons »nd the prune crop at 2l.Clo.ooo pounds dried Th’-ae estimates ar»» mad« by F L K«ut of the bureau Of crop estimates, department of agricul ture. j t arloa I shipment» of fruit» »nd RELIEF ASSOCIATION FARMERS’ BUTTEVILLE I he Scio Cash Produce Co. THE SCIO CASH PRODUCE CO. Grain Growers! I am in the Market For Your Grain li you are going to need ; sacks, see me before buying ; elsewhere, I may be able to ; save you money. J. D. DENSMORE 1 a . A A A A. A^AA. A A Member* of the building committed of the Halem lo-lge of F.lka are gatft- ' »ring Information with relation to other lodge homes In Oregon prepare lory to approving final plsns for the new structure to be erected by th« ord«r In’ Halem The structure when completed will cost appr-xlmaicly IlCoooo. There were two fatalities In Oregon due to Industrial an tdents during the week ending August 11. according to a report prepared by the state indus trial accident eonimis»iou Th- vic tims were Raymond ¡4 Fox. lino inn. Tillamook, and Kenneth Wilkinson. logger. Vernonia There were 4< 1 a» eidents during the week covered tn the th« report Tb«- harvest of winter wheat and oats rontlnu-a. »ccord ng to the week ly bulletin of th« weather bureau, and harvest of sprit-« grain Is well ndv««ne- e-1 Cvrtpt In eb-vst-d dtotrlcia, whUe reneUlersMe threshing has been d--ne Hot. dry weather has caused material Injury to 1st« spring grain In most parts of the state Irrigated Corn IS growing wall under the lnfln«nc» of the warm weather, bat unlrrigatad corn Is In serious need of rain. A A AAA a A a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAA A Your Printing Where Do You Buy it? Kv»-p your name ami your btiaim-** Itefore the public .ill th« liinc—your I h - h ! a**«-l i* your a«l- v< ilining. 1 he Tribune cover« thia territory like a filiiiikct. Write, phone or ii * for i «ti s ! X ' i THE SCIO TRIBUNE i X
