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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Event» of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
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Two new business'houses will open
tn Corvallis October I.
Fire, which started In the City
bakery, swept bslf a block of Herrn:»
ton's business buildings
John M l.lppold. aged 50 year». wai
klllrnl when he fell from a walnut tre*
on hl* premine« at Salem,
The trolling launch Red Earle W i*
totally destroyed by fir« off th«
mouth of the Columbia n*»r.
Enrollment In the university of Ora-
gon at Eugene this yrvar I* 1*K. an
lncr«-a»e of 394 over last year
Third and fourth assistant postmas
ters. to th« numb«-r -if ni t. t m 7
held their annual convention at Halem.
The state will extend IJO.Ood this
fall and winter In thr coustru. ->n of
s ’l»h hatchery on the N-caub-nm
river.
.approximately 30.000.000 feel of lum
ber will b-' load'd al t'olumbla rlv- r
mills tor ports In the Orient by Octo
ber 30
Walter H (lore, a hal<- and hearty
resident of Medford, <9 y «ara old »«>
the first white boy born in Jackson
county.
Production at th« Redmond Juniper
products mill, rebuilt since th< t i<
which deatroyed the first factory. b<
san last wech.
During thr last three months Cgmt
county has paid 137**7 In < oyotr l >uu
tie* The county pays
tor males
and 1'» for female*
Crew* are now eugag--d In complet
ing the all miles of new grade >>f
the Mount Hood L« h >P highway on the
northeast base of Mount Hood
More than 3l.7ti> tourists stopped
In Roseburg during the last five
month*, according to figures compiled
by the chamber of c<>mm«rc<
Providing ablptm-nta of wheat come
In fast enough, the Astoria Flouring
Milla company will operat* It* plant
34 hours a day during October
Wveley Hutler, a farmer of the K«>»l<
Folnt district in Jackson county wag
killed when a car be was driving over
turned at a curve on lhe Urownaboro
road.
The mint distillery on the Caledonia
marsh, near Klamath Falla, la In op
eration. Th« b«al nf th« mint crop la
producing about 4o pounds of oil to
the acre
The Newt« rg city council hns pari*, d
an ordinance abolishing all unllm
d
franchisee granted by th« city, ma« ig
It neceeaary for concerns lo apply for
new charier*.
Ashland »III hold It* snnual winter
fair from November 39 to In -ml« r 2
this year
Klgborate prcparatl-
are
te-lng made for livestock, agricultural
and fruit exhibits
CtiHik county dairymen who r- c«nt
ly puri ha»«-«! two <-arlo»d» of Jersey
cattle In I.inn county »err ao »*l|
pl«ase*l that they are seeking four
additional carloada.
As the result of what la believed to
be the accidental discharge of a rif'*-.
Warren Garrett, 1* years old. wit- kill
ed Instantly nt 1« Grand«, the bullet
going through his heart
Andrew West, a Finlander, at work
In the Ke| lake camp of the Itu- titier
Lumber company ti««r Marshfield »as
killed instantly wh*-n a dead limb from
a tree fell
’ *'«i- >*«-d hl* skull
The Oregon public avrvlcs cvtamlg
akin ha* ««.a,
.i«a Hie uppleation tor
Increase«! rates on the street-car lines
of Halrm, Eugene, Weal Linn and A»
toria. until January I of next y«ur
The growers In Rogue river valley
will receive more th.»n *! ............. from
their p«-ars ami apples this y*-.ir, «<
cording to Mark Montgomery, agent
for the Houlhern Pacific at Medford
Up to date. 2t.1l etwervlce men ru
titled to benefits under th« so-called
bonus law have filed applications for
cash contributions, »bile 2*92 appli
cants have expressed a prefereu* e (ut
loans.
Aa the result of a tuition fee of 1*4
levied by the director*, farmers In th*
vicinity of Bend will make no effort
to send th*-lr children to the Bend
schools, claiming that the fee la >-xor
bltanl.
I‘«ar shipments to date from the
11 o*id River valley have r«ach«-d *5
carloada During the past wseh 24 car
loads <>f «pples were shipped, th« Ap-
Growers' association leading with
1* ears
» ng:« mcMitb was »«ported durine
..
’he tu' «I for I tie month
whi* h breaks all past records. waa «.
7
7 «. bushel*.
Al»s 1«»Follett, senator from M .»no»
c inty and a prominent orchard**! of
th* Willamette valley, baa marketed
more than 1000 buses of peaches ibis
*« - . h
The returns for the peaches
averaged »1 a b»l
Ninety per c»nt of Ih-schutra county
caecrvlre m«n »bo are apply in« for
Um»« und«r lite 1921 law ar* a»k
lug lor loans. accaldi ng to tb* legal
r«t»r**< titatlve of th« bonus «ommia-
stun In that «manty,
awarded third
with a «*
f l
Th-it Ind
«nd busineae roa-
.tioio i*i I .
- I are <m the march
n normal >- .1 t* ¡o » f* Rowing the
'»nation front •
-me prvw*p»rlty is
dl* .--le«! in
"k clearings for
p'. i . < r. » i ■ t> »'.owed a greater to
al than fur at.' o'Ire month so far this
Building permits also for the
«fere ne iriy a -iiiiliou dollar*
sa of the s «(■■• month last year
I
bar »1*0 « .* » record mouth in
id » vbipplug and »heat «aporta,
- export» « ere IMi per cent
U. -a tar lb« same month last
Clyde U liuntley of Oregon City,
having been confirmed by the senate
as collector of internal revenue for
Q.JOLD
Oregon. will ast'itn* the duties of the
'fi. « as soon as ths necessary for Many There Ar« Who bay It la
lualltls* are completed.
th«
Anciant
O««>«"O»d I <
ftpor« of 0 .„S Throwing.
Am ouneem* nt »as made at Medford
DECLARE
by Harry I. Walther, division manager
of the California Oregon Power com
pany. that the home offices of the
po*«-r company would be moved at an
early date from Man Francisco to M«d
ford
Prunes in the hands of growers in
The Dall*» district have been cleaned
up for the first time In I» months
All of th« 1930 crop has been sold and
the cal.ie 1921 product has either b*«n
i-outr.il tiMl for or delivered to pur
chasers.
R< Kistratlon figures reveal lhe fact
that In |» tnt of numbers the women
at il> Oregon normal school at Mon
ti.
I. ..«d th« m.'ti »ith ratio of 19
to 1 There are just 19 mm tn school
f a total of .KI student« who have
registered to date
I »Uniate* on the Douglas county
prune crop sho» that the county will
product half of th« prunes raised in
th« Pacific northwest this year
The
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.-..'il. c t. p ig ••»«.-. ding
early osllmatea and the predicted ton-
rage t..iw stands at approximately lu,-
0041,000 iMlUllds
Th«- «date Irrigation securities com
mission. al a meeting held tn Halen,
vol..! to guarantee IntereiAh for ths
n> xt six muuths on •& oojhhi for botols
Issued by the .Medford Irrigation dig
it . ' al»o the interest on 1:75 ■ ■ of
bouda issued by the Payette stope IA
rigatlou district
l.umU-r shipments by water from
the I'd urn bl.« river during September
w«r< lh<- largest in several months.
HU tie in comp.led by lK-puly t‘ol
io tor of Custom» Karinen at Attorla.
si. wed that In the SO days. St visu la
loaded at the mill» In the t'olumlila
river district, and their combined car-
r ■
a'..-tinted to t9.<»t'.'. 1*1 fcil of
lumt-er.
I liarira Park president of the stats
b .ird of horticulture has uiinoun««*d
that It will be nr< e»»ary to uuarantins
.Ma.hour county on account of »et ili
found in alfalfa in that county, and
thi»t action will be t»ki ti al once to
prevsni the ahlpp*' , of alfalfa Into
oilier counties A proclamation In litis
with Mr Pari -- »uu«r*tl«>n probably
will be ls»u. J by Governor Olcott
Tin- |t--»r <’r*ck orchard, on the out-
skirts of Medford, last week recwlvsd
the high«»! price ever paid m Vtnerha
for a < .irload of pears, sold In New
York and bringing a gros« of 14;<9
Thl» c ir Cintalii-'d limn balt-lioav» id
1* Anjou pears which sold tor an aver
aga of If 2». This m.-aus that th*se
p. in» were sold al w bol únale aturas
ing 10 rents apiece for Iho emite <ar
load.
t'onstltiitlrinality of the Oregon
b. u* law »III b«- passed upon by ths
supreme court of Oregon In a friendly
ni l which is to be Instituted In lhe
low «<g court» Ini mad I at sly
Thia ac
(Ion w.»* ilr< ided upon by the slate
bovin* commission after II h.ul b««n
found that sals of tha Initial bonds
waitr.l u|H>n such action In view of
th« recwnl New York decision against
'tie bond issue In that state
There ^vre five fatalities In Oregon
du« to Industrial accidents during the
week ended fi«-pi<-mln* tn. according
lo a report prepared by the state in
d
-I an idenl commGSh-n
The
v . in:«* were Arthur Anderson, car
uter, 1‘ortland. James Fielder, log
K--r. 1!:..ok.rigs. C. Atterbury, airbrake
•n
Grv-ehnm; Robert Matt, logger,
Tillamook, and John H I'almehn. t«-nm
st r, Portland
A total of 27* artel
dents were reported.
Jackson county, with a score of 9< *
out of a possible loo. walked off with
first pri»« In the county exhibits at
ala ysar a stat« fair al Halem. Jack
so* county's exhibits sp<-clallx»d In
fine pears although there Were In
Cl-.fded In 'be eai'blt some choice
tppMkt small fruit» and grains and
l typical of that section of the
Cooa county, which featured
and dairy products, obtained
Th» greatest volume of wheat ever
prise with a aowrn of Mi, while
T^~‘g|—~* abroad tram Portland during
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playing at q*i<ilts
Ihm vu” . « -i* mg ami alien
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tt ri-pr» x-iit« .1
rm ber tliap sk III In putting.
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