The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, January 03, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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The Scio Tribune
Cou n try Corr?¿pon den er
Efforts to find H C Tur • « »1 ■-'ft
of JefTVrson county charged with con
verting to hia own use more than
Itooe belonging to th* rounty. bar*
so far been unavailing
Automobile Insurance rate« t r col
Brief Resume of Happenings of Halon and property dsn.age ar* du* to
be reduced throughout ibl* Mate In
the Week Collected for
th* near future. In the belief of a num
b«r of Insurance torn
Our Reader«.
In 1913. for th« first year sin«-«
Th* Nan Francisco section of the 1909. when th* Fort of Portland r<
Amerit-an Mathematical society will mission took over the towage serv
Ice between Portland and the »«a. Il
meet In Eugene next winter.
has been operated at a profit
A record breaking enrollment Of
Tha Southern Pacific company In
pupils In the Eugene schools la r»
a
report tiled In the oTfl<<-s of th*
ported by Joseph T. Olenn. city •a-
public *«rvlc* eota mission. Indicated
perintendent.
that the corporation now has a sur-
Southern Pacific employes from plus of 14*9 ears in Oregon
Roseburg and nearby points met In
Th* recently organised Portland
Roseburg for a safety first and fuel­
Pulp « Paper company »III »nt a
sating conference.
paper mill coating approximately 31
Umpqua poet of the American Le­ 100.0l>0 on North Portland harbor, a«'
gion at Roseburg Is ahead of all other cording to plans of th» company
posts of the state tn the matter of
The 1911 sea*<>n brought court con
paid up membership for 1914.
victlon* to 1S7 person* for carol» •
Thu Gilpin Construction company neea with fir» in th* national forest»
will begin the tilling of the streets of Oregon and Washington. a«c<«rd
In the «ievastatml district of Astoria Ing to a report given out by the dis­
about the middle of the month
trict forester's offlc« In Portland
Salem is buying more liquor glasses
Authorisation by congress la not
now than at any time In Its history. ; necessary for the construction of the
according to William (Ishlsdorf. pro Sellwood bridge acroee the Willamette
prietor of the largest glassware atore river at Portland, a* th«- river 1» en
in the city.
ttraly within th» confines of ’h. :.«’■
The epidemic of diphtheria and Secretary of War Weeks hue advised
measles prevalent In Portland tor the
Sheriff Hurlburt's tax collection de
last three or four weeks Is on the partment In Multnomah county has
wane, according to City Health or- collected and turned over to County
fleer Parrish
Treasurer Lewis this year a total of
314.390.399 94.
which exr< rd* ths
amount of taxes on the books for thia
year by »250 341 31
The Upper Columbia Athletic league
Instituted by the principal* of th*
High Claw Photoplay» Only
school* of Sherman. Gilliam, Morrow
and Wheeler counties last spring, will
MI'Nl>AV-MoNt>AY-TVB«OAT
' open Its series of baak-tball games this
We are proud to announce that
week. Th* series will Include 70 to
our first big feature for 1924 will
76 inter-blgh school nmr*
be
Oswald West, Fern Hobbs and I!
M Park* ar* the ln< -rporat <ir* of the
Fort Rock Development company, for
which artlclaa of Incorporation wet»
With Colleen M«x>re
filed with th* corporation department
at Salem Capital stock Is to be 310,-
The sensational novel that the au
000. and Portlanil will b«> beadquarter*
thor dared not sign hia name
The loweat bld opened at Portland
by Captain George Mayo, corp* of
COMING 9OON:
engineer*. U. H A. tor the doHv<-ry of
•'The Voice From the Minaret"
130.000 ton* of ruck to b«< uu-d in
jetty construction at the m uth of the
Umpqua river, was 31 43 a ton
It
was filed by Joplin 4 Eldon of Port­
land
F. li Watters, postmaster st Htayt->n
for th* past two years, has been ra
moved from office, following a visit of
Leiva non, Oregon
a poetoffice inspector from Portland
Office at
who, It was said, found th* pent master
31100 or 31100 short In hl* accounts
Robertson Drug Co.
Miss Mildred English has Urn ap­
Phone 50
Phone 52 pointed acting postmaster
There was only one fatality due to
industrial accidents In Or. g n during
tbs week ending
r 17 accord
Ing to a report prepared by the »tat*
Industrial accident rommt -tion Th*
victim was Robert William» a laborer,
with headquarter* at Pr. ipect A to­
tal of &05 accidents were reported
Contracts tar conet ruction work on
the third unit of the Southern Pacific
system'* new main line tn Oregon be­
tween Klamath Fall* and Eu.-no have
been let to th* Utah Construction com
CAREFULLY CONDLUTED VISION
PURVEYS shows that «2« of *» chid-
ren between the ages of six and sixteen
have «fcfwtive eyes.
Must <>f these children are being
forced to do school work under the
handicap of a constant nervous strain
caused by neglect of eyes that need
help. And the pitiful part is that the
parent's ignorance of the conditions
Uni
docs not save the child from the penalty
he is constantly paying.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Globe - Albany
“Flaming Youth”
VETERINARIANS
4»
COLD?
lx>t
HAROLD A LB RO.
Manufacturing Optician
Why »«Her with Headache«?
Have Your Eyes Eiaaiaed
ST. FRENCH
un
BUfjtWt
Overcoats
Underwear
Boots and Shoes
Comforters
and
Blankets
and many other neceraitieB
in our big «tore that will
kaep you
Gresss«* O»«»iw»trle«
With
F.M. French &Sons
Jcweh-rs anti opticians
ALBANY. - OREGON
WARM !
III
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Hibler & Gill Co
When vou p*tn>niic <*ir stiver-
tierra you arc patroiuzxng mutual
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pa ay of Ogden and San Francisco and I at Klamath Falls that (Jontractor
the Stewart 4 Welch company of Adams should be paid for this work demic diseases are still prevalent
Seattle and San Francisco, a cooed I ng for which be submitted a blit for 314.- in different parts of the State, via.;
to announcement by J A Ormandy. I 964 Ex Secretary of the Interior I-an«- measles and diptheria. Control of
general passenger agent (or the corn undertook to arrange tor th* wl»m* these epidemic diseases depends
pany. The contract» provide for 31 tion of Hank's marsh and other tale
miles of rail bed and trelud* th* build lands In the upper Klamath lake coun primarily upon the efforts of the
Ing of a 3700 foot tunnel under im try on tha basis of giving longtime l<x*al health authorities. Of course
summit of the Cascade rang*.
leases oa the land to be reclaimed they must have the co-operation of
Every community even­
The first dlstrirt meeting of the to the contractors tn return for their the public
farm loan associations served by the construction work. The American lx« tually gets about the kind of health
National Farm Loan Bank of Spokane gfou poet at Klamath Falla protest ml. service it desires
If they are satis­
will be held In Portland January 34 however, and after bld* had l«-u re fied with poor service they generally
At leaet two delegatee from each aeeo celved. the loweat of which ou r<-
. elation In the vicinity of Portland ar* claiming Hank * marsh was submitted get ooor service; if they demand
by Contractor Adams, th« interior de­ good servicv they generally succed
expected to attend
partment decided to let no contrai ls in getting this kind. The State
The Oregon public »»rvice commie
Adams proceeded with the work and
Board of Health possesses broad
*u>n ha* revoked the certificate of
submitted hl* bill for a part of IL
operation leaned to th* Royal Blue
which the department has retuaed to power in the matter of orevenlion
»tag* line* on th» ground that the
pay on the grounds that ho we* not and control of communicable dis­
orporatton had allowed Its liability
authortied
to go ahead.
eases
This power, however, is of
snd property damage Insurance to ea
little value without the knowledge
piro Stages have been operated by
the company between Portland and Life With Planta and Animala of when, where and how these dis-
A »tor la
eas»*» occur.
This knowledge is
Th» «-as* brought by the Pacific People wh<» have never tried life on necessary in order that infected
-tpruce corporation to restrain the Ore a farm have no idea of the aatUfac-
persons may lie properly quarantin­
gun public service commission from es
lion that comes to a normal minded ed. It la necessary also in order to
furring an order making th* rorpors
tion* railroad a common carrier be man or woman from living with determine the source of infection,
. tween South Reach and Waldport, will growing thing*. There is a wonder­ nnd in order to properly handle those
tie appealed to the federal court of ap ful sense of companionship in farm wlw have been exposed in order to
peal* at Han Francisco, it is an animals. The man who treat* them
«void theoccurence of other cases.
non need .
kindly find» they arc warm friend*,
No matter whether you are a
Certified seed potatoes from the and there ia something almo«t
health
oflicer, u physician, a school
Weston mountain district entered la
an Ottlctai test In th» Yakima valley human in the response that they superintendent. or a layman you
with lota from 17 other districts In give to the considerate master.
can help in the control and preven­
Oregon. Washington and Idaho, pro
Even the flowers and vegetables
tion of disease in your community.
du<«*i th* hlghost acor« In th» t»ata. in the garden seem almost to have
according to information that has personality. They make a grateful If vou are a health oflicer see that
all case* in your community are
h en rvM-»lvcd by Frod Heunion. coun
response to the effort put forth to
ty agent.
promptly ami pro|>erlv reported.
rescue them from weeds and to give
Plana are no* being put under way
See that all open cases are prompt­
In Portland and throughout the entire them water in the dry time*, and ly quarantined. See that prophy-
alate to ral»e a fund of lltW.OVd In seen« to say, "Thank you." by re-
I luxi* is applied to contacts, and
Orvgon fur the relief of large number* doubling their efforts to grow an I
of starving children In Germany, a flourish. There are many rewards search for the foci of infection.
Check up on your local physicians
< atupalgn having been authorise«, oy
of happiness in this contact with
Herbert Hoover, secretary of com
and see that they report their cases.
mere*, with th* Indorsement of Preel- nature, which is more ratiafyibg If you are a physician report your
than artificial pleasure.
d. nt Coolidge.
case* promptly and properly, give
A total of 33.349 applications for cash
your cases prompt and effective
bonus and loan* have been received,
The Oregon State Commirsioa ha*
treatment,
teach them to observe
accordin« to a report prepared by th* released over 10.000 China pheas-
the
quarantine
measures and do
world war veterans' state eld commis­
anta last year.
sion. Caeb bonua applications paid ag
not fail to co-operate with your
gregate 31.&0U, representing 34.434.-
Organized labor of Portland io health oflicer.
360 00 Applications for loans paid by planning a Cooperative lj»l>>r Na«
If you are a school superintend­
the commleelon total 4917 and aggre Donai Bank with 1250.000 capital.
ent
inspect your schools frequently,
gate 313.137.300.
keep
a close watch over each pupil,
Clackamas and Marlon count.«-t
The Oregon supreme court, in an
exclude
infectious cases promptly
opinion written by Justice Brown, held will hold a joint corn and poultry
that all the proceedings attending the show, at Hubbard, beginning today and co-operato with your school
Issue and sale of bonds in the amount
nurse ami physician.
and lasting through Saturday.
of 33.300,000 by tha Harney Valley Ir­
If you are a layman sec that your
rigation district were legal. The opln
The Silverton Canning Co. is be­
Ion affirmed the decree of Judge Dal­ ing reorganized into a cooperative doctor report« his cases promptly
ton Bigg*, «ho heard the ease In th* enterprise. Cooperation is Incom­ If vou have knowledge of communi
Haruey county circuit court.
ing more and more in evidence as cable disease report it to the health
A C Strange, county school super
officer.
Observe all quarantine
lnten<1«-nt for Clataop county, was the people study the question.
measures faithfully.
.-l.H t.-d presldont of the Oregon State
Teachers' association. In session at O hkgon S tate B oard of H ealth
If you have any doubt call up
Portland Mias Cornelia Spencer, of
your health oflicer and ask him!
In co-operation with
Portland, was elected vic* proetdent
and J. O. MacLaughlln. of Benton U. M. P ublic H ealth S ervice Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. I ) Put Up
county, and A. C. Rice, of Portland,
with Rats for Years
Frederick D. Stricker. M. D.
members of the executive committee
’ Van as* I s>* ««** >•< l«4s*. «M.I« nr«,
VMM u kot ».uA <>■<
psi sp «Mb fa
Fire blight and th« San Jose scale
«Mil • ftiral t<A1 ms »bust kai-tssp II rar«h
will be attacked In every orchard In
kdbr.i, iboasShu«** a»*> «os I iovk S It “ Hals
HOW YOU CAN HEIT!
thy «p«s<llMWM>ua.n Prtrw. Me. Mt. 11».
Umatilla county where found next
kvid sad sssnslsei by
spring. If plans announced by R. F.
We notice that several «>! the epi K< lly’s Drug Store, Scio, Oregon
Wilbur, deputy state and county bortl
cultural Inspector, ar* realised CM
malic conditions during th* past year
have been favorable to the spread of
the fire blight, be stated Pruning of
the <lls<'*»ed and Infected wood and
the use of poison spray will be resort­
ed to.
Th* Mountain States Power rom
pany. which serves all eltlee in Coaa
county except Bandon with power snd
elsctrlclty. baa announced probably Its
largest single piece of development for
1914 The expansion involves a new
electric plant which fa to be construct­
ed tn North Bend The root of thia J
plant, which was made neceaaary by.
the extraordinary progress tn Coos
county during 1911. will b« between
3600.00« and 3730.000.
The 1923 act ut the Oregbn leglsla
ture. creating county tax supervision
and conservation commissions, was
declared void because of defective title ;
In a memoranda opinion handed down
by the supreme oourt A supplemental
opinion setting out more fully the
views of th* court will be prepared
later. It was announced Th» opinion I
handed down by th» supreme court
In no way affects the tas supervising
and conservation <xxumlaai«>n now In
operation In Multnomah county The
Multnomah oounty commission was
created by the legislature In 191«.
Women’« Misses» nnd Children’«
No emergency fund la available
from which J Frank Adame, of
Clothing and Haberdashery
Klamath Fhlla, ran be paid for dike
construct Ion performed by him soa»*-
Prices
thing mor* than a year ago •» proceee
of reclaiming a part of Hank's marsh
la Ktamatb roeaty It ha* been sug
tested W
ottUers
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