The Scio tribune., March 01, 1923, Image 3

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Review of Ligislaturi
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A Mil providing for tree tell books.
■ another prop-slag hat all elector» in
, ochool <1 latrict» be allowed to vote od
donations »ftecting school r inane« a.
and anotbar calling tor dental inspeo-
• i which baa operated ta Maltnosaah
Uon tn public schools all fallad
«• bty for Iks past two year»
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Th» K u . mm ) appropriate« tor th»
Highway togtaiattoa. which ta past
Pacific Northwest Tourist association
a. »ions was oae of tbs Mg toswoo. play
Was killed
•- a minor role ta ths »ss»tea Just
Initiative Chang»» Fall.
cl od. While there were a namber
•overal attempt» were m,
or in.-seures latrodsosd a/Ts. tiag th»
amend the Initial Iva, referendum and
r <1 progress vary few of ths* ware
recall acta to curb the activity of peti­
tr.oislalad lato law»
tion circulator», but these tailed
Qaaslin« Taa IncreasaS.
A boree Joint r- aolutn-n proposing to
Th* tax os gasol.as was UMraased
•nbn.lt to the p-opl- the queelh-n ol
from 1 to 1 casta pw gallon tatt ail
amending the »tale constitution lo pró­
inpta to revise ths motor vsbtel»
vida tor a ileuleuat governor wag in
f<<-» wara defeated
definitely postponed
One of the bills which waa paasad ;
The Bennett bill, which would have
provides that flues tor violations at |
I done away with the ilotiug of agricul­
ti
trerric tows, whea made by th*
tural and horticultural land» by coun
• lute traffic offlewa. »hall go Into th«
ty assessors waa «atoad by th» gover­
I. vt< treaaury sad be oredited to th»
nor
biytiwa, fund.
Th» governor failed In hl» attort for
Formerly th» englaeerlng ofrice ol
a Hivtimv tai. but waa given the ail
the highway dopartinsat baa designed
tbortty naked by him a» an alternative
<1 looked aftw the construction ol
to call a con tv rem >• of the governors
I . riant county bridges
Senator
of Washington t ailfornla and Idaho
I ¡dy secured the enactment ef a tow
to »It with him for the fortnulati< n of
which enable» county courts to du
some harmonious plea for Lhe protec­
I heir own bridge work or have it don».
tion of the natural resources of
»livre the structure doos not cost
Northwest
more than ISS.ooo.
Astorts Oat» Rsltef.
Attempts definitely to locate th*
la the tdoelng hour» the .Mott
ho.nevelt highway were defeated
granting relief to A »loria through
A bill was passed which extends
remission of »late taw» for a period
indefinitely the time In which lb*
of »»ven year» was passed.
highway lotumlaaiuo can match
The legialature dotrated the bill ta
any government appropriation» tor
compel woman do serve on Juries a-.d
rm Hoosevelt highway.
atoo killed th«- measure to require a
Kfrorta to have a salaried highway
physical examination of domen bofos»
commlssloaar were defeated, notwltb
marriage
-u'ling the recommeadatlons of ths
From a financial viewpoint, the leg
governor.
tototure to L'VI.61« more economical,
The ambition of the American Le
au far as direct appropriations voted
g a of Oregon was realtoed when Gov
are concerned, than waa the •«»•ion ol
ernor Fierce attached hie stgnatare tc
1M1
liin anti alien land bill,
That aeaalon voted appropriation» to
To the irrigation and drainage »e
the amount of MJb ».f-J? The aeaalon
curillss coaimtoeloa, which for »ev
Juat andad votar! money bills totaling
ft i year» has been composed of tbs
M.0M.01S
»(.it« engineer, th» attorney general
Among the minor bill» passed of
«1 -I the state superintendent of beaks
general interest waa an appropriate n
h legislature added the governor and
which will bring th«- battleship <)rog->n
th state trnnsurer.
into Portland harbor, there to remain
Malheur Controverey Settled
aa a floating monuno-nl for the future
lb'- Malheur lake controversy waa
and bill» rropwrUng loans to those who
n bably settled by the Bills bill, al-
took ths • «tdiec» borní« when they
,o* ing squatter» on the lake bod landa.
prove that they did so under mistake;
th Kralls acquisition of IM acres each
prohibiting rJmnglng of party afftlto­
and riparian owners the right to fill
llón with n 10 days of primaries ant
out their fractloMl lorttea" from the
placing satVaUtar-:) ar-und lbs alga
lan<1 alt>ng the moandw lines
Ing of Initiatii» petitions.
Two Mils of interest to the farmee»
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were passed Ono defining the etand
Sulphur Increase« Crop
tvr.ls of Ice cream and a bUi to pre
hl tut the use of milk or mltk prodarta
in milk or buttw eubstitwtas oontoln
Sulfur hu beat super-phosphate
Ing vegetable otto.
prinjuring increase* in crop yield»
Th>- fish eommlMloa. by the impost
lion <>f a 1 cent poundage tax on fish -«• red hill soils in recent field ex­
caught and used by cannorn. and the periment* conducted by the Oregon
Experim«-nt atafit-n, reports W L.
. M:>bliahn»eM of a staking fund oat
of part of the proceeds from this fund,
Power», heed of »e>tl» investigation
h is taken Ute step toward making that As much as 5 0 per cent increase
body -If suotalalng
has been obtained from sulfur treat­
I’lider the provtsioM ed the aareotle
law approved by ths governor, the ment»
Four field frrtilixer experiment*
p' nail lee fur the asa, pueoeestoo or
are main'am.-«! on red hill »oil» at
sale ■ t narcotics are greatly increaaod
A eute prohibition aaforcomeat or- Shaw, Corbett, anal North Albany,
ganixatlon beaded by the governor was and on the ut»lai fa at the Aaloria
rested and a division at fine» imposed
branch experiment station. There
n the > ountles authorised to mala
are
12 to 30 pi <>ta at each location
Ain the state organtoalioa
Dir
sulfur ci »ntrnt of red hill soil*
t'onfia<-attoti of automobiles need la
Illicit liquor tranaportaUoa waa pre runs only 150 m 400 pounds in the
v idrd for and additional restrictions plowed surface <>f an acre, aa shown
plaev'-i on the nee at stiito and mwah
'oy chemical an. dy« «made by the de­
product».
partment of au ncultural chemistry,
Sterlllxatton Law ■eacted.
of
«oils from several counties sur­
< >< - 1- red among important snore
That t tiese soils ire deficient
in«-nta to the Stortl.nation bill. Intend­ veyed.
ed to curb the propagation of renble in available sv Ifur at the dime of
m nded and criminally inclined per­ the rainy »easo n is indicated by the
son»
fact that more sulfur is lost in drain-
An-ther Important Mil requires a Mb-
age
than come» down in the rainfall.
eracy teat for roters.
Gypsum,
wh adt incalcium salfate,
The old wild animal bounty »y>-
has
aided
in
n r rification and is es­
torn waa repealed and la its place
w as <■> tried the so-called hunter gy» tablishing new rtatver stands.
i-m whereby counties have the optire
Sulfur can I * («ought as flour sul­
of i». ,« government henior» to chess
fur or in gyp* »m. which is one-sixth
d wn pr-datory anima to
Thsy ere
paid Jointly by the eonatiee and the sulfur in avail able form.
Continued • per of sulfur, or ap­
government.
Measures flavored with religiose pro­ plied faster t bn it is used up by
Jud ■■ received scant aonaideratton
the plants, tei ids »■» produce an acid
Ti - <>nly bill of a religion» ehnrestor
may make necessary
condition that
whi) h passed waa the Woodward Mil
the use of lim a.
pr-hlbltlng »cbool tone her» fro« wear­
ing an tar ns garb
There waa ltttio
opposition to the measure.
Half < Xty.Half Desert.
Hills to eliminate I'olnaataM day
On th»- <>■ t nl A«'e- I« a »t“»t ‘»f
from the Hat of legal h.-Udaye red to bsrrvn «and
slier« « ritjr «pringa np
•very winter an<! alnwMt <ll«ap|M-ar« la
repeal the law providing lor both Pro
Thta rlaw ta railed Her-
testant and Catholic chaptatas at Uta the etBnnier
h*rs
A ma rtsvt ta hebt there every
penitentiary failed
winter at»<l d Wring the height nt trad-
No attempt waa made to advance
Ing It bev-vwi< • « city <«f rrnle hula »nd
the effective date of the compulsory
tents with a . papulation of over 30,-
arhnol Mil that was passed by the <**»
f tari ng the summer tlw placa la
people In November.
deerrtewJ
i 1» -Itempting to piaco a tax
church property
taded.
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FORDSON
C7w UNIVERSAL
TRACTOR
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coats in half
with the
Fordson
Save money on
every acre
plowed with
the Furti son
Multiply the
work of your
farpi tools four
to six times
with
the Fordaon
This Value
Cut your ho in*
In the field
over half, with
the Fordaon
Has Never Been Duplicated
Give yourself
an 8-hour day
you can with
the Fordson
It take<t something hesitlos engineering to ftirnitth a tractor like
the Fortis n to sell at this aaluntahgly low price. That some­
thing is owner confidence built on permanent satisfaction.
There are 170,000 Fordaon tractors in use wherever Power Farming is
being done Fordaon is showing superior service. If you are not using it
Fordaon now. start right. The working ability of this remarkable power
plant is cutting farming c»'«ts in half in almost every kind of work done,
at the draw bar or from the belt. A»k U( lor all (he details call, write at phone
Fred T. Bilyeu
Scio, Oregon
Phone 27
“Industrial Edition”
April 5, 1923
Read! Think! Act!
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There is need for more and more publicity concerning
the environments surrounding this great community, and
in order to do our part in spreading the news, we are go­
ing to issue an Industrial Number on April
ipni 5th and with
appropriate articles and advertising tell the world what
we have in the Forks of theSantiarn and what is needed.
<J If you operate a Flour or Feed Mill, a Lumber Mill of
any capacity, a Planing Mill, a Prune Dryer or any other
Fruit Processing Plant; if you are breeder of Pure-bred
Stock, a producer of Pure-bred Chickens; if you are a
grower of any particular Seeds peculiar to this section—if
you manufacture anything, if you have anything to sell,
or want to buy anything—advertise it in this edition, April
5th, and watch results.
C[ There will be no raise in advertising rates, but should
we have to go out and solicit the business it would force
us to make a substantial increase in our rates for this is­
sue. Mr. Citizen, if you believe in this community, give
us your unqualified support—the success of this issue will
prove your loyalty. Mr. Business Man, this is your best
opportunity to tell the people what your business is and
where you can be found.
<] Remember, April 5, 1923, is the date The time is
short, so get your copy in as soon as possible. Help us
a little in this matter by helping
yourself and your com­
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munity most. “Do it
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