The Scio tribune., July 27, 1922, Image 4

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keep eouveoir seekers from cutting
it down in small pieces
It is said
the tree grew from a ae*d brought
H A Scott and wife ware in Al­ to the United States from London,
England, by memlwrs of the Hudrun
bany Tuesday on business
Bay Company and planted there
Mrs E II Hobai.n and Dorris
The home of Mrs. Mary Parke-
Weddh* were in Salem Tuesday-
aged M. at Tangent, was destroyed
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Holt of Albany,
bv fire Saturday morning. Mr»
spent Sunday with relatives near
Parker is said to have been ill fur
Scio
several month», and bv heroic work
Kill grain in the Crabtree district on the part of the men there, rhe
is said to be quite good, although and her household effects werv sav.-d
the yield is »mall.
Other houses were threatened, but
Tim Kellv took two truck loads the men formed a bucket brig I e
o' hogs to Salem Wednesday fiom and saved them
the Crabtree district.
Iva Abbot. Florence Shelton, arm
W, A. Ewing and family ami Em-«g«n« Arnold last week attended
Frank Gill ar« spending th« week a birthday ga*h<rnr in honor of
at * «.emits having gone up there Anna ' '.alavan at th« home of Dr J
Sunday.
G Gill and vife in l^-bsnon. Mrs
Th« Sokols held a very r»lea«ant Gill ix-mg a daughter of Mrs i'alavi n,
picnic on the grounds of Ed Pelan and a (deasant gathering and ocie-
Mrs Calavanaot
Sunday, nearly all members l«ei«-g brabion^rvported
Local News Notes
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present.
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husband I. L. Cals van. are moving
from near Is-banon back to the State
of Washington.
Z J. Clark, who hss been suffer
ing from blood poisoning in one of
his hand«, is now recovering
He
While you are threshing and har­
was having a time of It.
vesting will tie a good time to save
Teddy Bino, while driving a team out samples of your grain for display
for his uncl«, Al Hazelcamp, near at the slate fair through the Com­
Shelburn, suffered a few minor munity Club exhibit there under the
direct ion of President Leonard GiHtej
bruises and scratches last Thursday
you can help your community get
when the team rm away.
publicity by so doing end also help
A municipal drinking fountain is
yourself most
Notify Mr. Gilkey
to be dedicated in Brownsville Sat­
of what you have and he will call
urday night to the memory of Ray
for it If you do not have time to
Templeton, who lost his life on lhe
lake it to him. Do it now.
aviation field in Michigan. A good
Geo Sutherland wa* in town Tues­
program is planned.
day making arrangements for a joint
The roof of the gymnasium is all
debate between Hon. Walter M
shingled now except th« dormers,
Pierce, democratic nominee for gov­
A little
and they soon will be.
ernor. and Mr. J. R Her an, man­
more ca«h in the sale of a few more
ager of the Oregon Single Tax
bonds and lhe gymnasium will b«
Ix-sgue, on the tax question.
It
ready when school o(>ens. Can it
will lie a humdinger, and all who
be done? We hop« so.
can should come to Scio on Saturday,
J. F. Wesely and son Mix and August 12th, at 2 p. m. Other
All>ert Young s|>ent Sunday on the announcements will ap|>ear next
North Santiam ennotng and fishing week with more complete details.
from Stayton to Green's bridge
A
few harrowing exjieriences were had
Tuition Fees Raised
when they encountered some of the
rapids along the route.
Non resident fees for students in
N. I. Morrison and wife and Mrs the college and the university were
Katherine Kesler and little daughter increased from $60 to $106 a year,
siient Saturday and Sunday at the effective with the opening of the
Crown mines. N. I. says they have next fall term, by action of a joint
excellent pr<>a|x-cta for a rich strike committee of regents of both insti­
there, and when it comes, many from tutions in Albany.
here and Lebanon will be made rich.
The two Oregon institutions by
thia action, taken as a means of re
Th« following letters remain un­
ducing the burden of state taxation,
called for and will soon be sent to
puts the two Oregon institutions on
th- dead lettei othce unless claimed:
a par with the state universities of
Mt
Mabel Crabtree, Mrs J. M
Washington and California In respect
H> it. N. I. Morris. Paul Wyrsch. E.
to non resident tuition. In each of
A. Ruce, Hoel L. Calaway, Frank
the neighboring stales thedifferent-
V nBuskirk. Frank A. Thomas.
iul I m - tween the charges paid by the
J S Sticha. Postmaster.
residents and those paid bv the
Mrs. I. V McAdoo, who is attend­ students from outside the state is
ing the summer session of school at equal to the $106 to be charged in
Corvallis, came home Friday night. Oregon
On Sunday the editor and Mrs Me-
Graduate students in poth insti­
A«l
went to Vancouver to visit their tutions will I ar exempt under th«-
eon, who is stationer! there in the n--w fee. The committee of regent-
Medical Cort»« of Uncle Sam's army. emphasizes that the increased fee is
The son and nis wife injoy the army­ not retroactive: any non-iesi-lent
life. they .ray.
who has entered the university oi
The city has finished rebuilding the college under the present fee of
the flume at th« Jordan dam, and a $60a year will be permitted to finish
To put the
two-day shutdown was all the time his course at that rate
fees
where
they
would
be
prohibitive
lost to consumers of electricity
and
at
the
same
time
would
lie on
The power wa* turned on last night
an
even
basis
with
other
slates,
so
and everybody is happy again Th«
that
the
flow
of
non-resident
stu
­
Jordan mill al«> built a string con­
dents
w
>uld
neither
be
entirely
cut
crete wall to protect its property
off nor liecome a flood which would
against high water.
tax the institution»' facilities, was
The " <«et-together ” club held
the aim of the committee.
the last meeting at the home of Mrs.
Memiiers of the joint committee
G. L. Muzxv Wednesday. It l«eing
considering fees were J K Weather­
the 60th anniversary of h r birth
ford of Albany, chairman.Waller M.
A pleasant event of the gathering
Pierce of l^a Grande, and President
was the presence of her two dnugh-
W. J. Kerr from the college an I
ters. one from Wisconsin, and Helen
Judge J W. Hamilton of Roseburg,
from Medford
Th« next meeting
chairman; C. E. Woodson of Hepp
will l-e at the home of Mrs Krebs
per. W. S. Gilbert of Astoria, and
on the second Monday in August.
Pr-sident P. L. Campbell from the
While in Vancouver Inst Sunday, university.
the «ditor ami wife viewed the fa­
mous apple tree there that is said to
Watermelons on tee at the
Meadow '’hade Dairy
be !*> yeura old
It is fenced fl to
Contrary to our usual custom, and which is caused by a .need
for a large amount of “simoleums,” we are taking this means of
asking our i t aders who know themselves to be in arrears to
come to our rescue and help us out. To do this may entail a
little hardship on you, but we are going to help you help us. fl
We will lose in the transaction, but the need is now. We will
for the next six weeks, or until Sept. I, sell to all old and new
subscribers T Ke A'cio Tribune, if paid one year advance
This
llus gives .ill ample time to take advantage of this liberal offer.
We plan to make the TRIBUNE better as we grow older with
you. We I ¡ope our friends will heed this appeal and give us
the aid needed. 1 he recent change in the junior partner retir­
ing makes this request necessary
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