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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1925)
garrtter* 1'»..a . .................. ■!' lai are plair« a <rv«* «ernTuotai 00 utllltlM In th« b«ll«f that thia tax »»■ay would to usad far th« support of tha com tn I m ion Trvaha and Buaaaa Re*ul«t«4. Tha highway bill of major Import rnca, la that It aatahllahaa a saw prtn clpla of rruch and bua regulation ev»r which tha railroad* aad trunk owner« bar* fought for a month, commended tnoro at taut lea durtag th« rlaalna day« of tha aaaalcm than any othar mwaaare sad waa not dlaposad of until tha laat few hour* of tha aaaaloa The bill waa »ent to th« governor unchanged, although tha executive |D a mnaaago to tha houaa bad *mpha- iM tha danger of excessive rate* r.tthrmt affording protection to tha to« I In»« through providing for a car tlflret» of public nereeatty and con van tone«. Th» mcaaure «ata a sp»r|«1 fan orer and above all regular chart»« ag«tn»t bu«»a« and trunks operating between fixed termini. On troeln thia rata 1« I mill par ton cnparity, multiplied by th« numbar of mil»« tretsb-d On but»»« th« rate la eat al fhr» quart«r» of a mill per pa»aoug»r »»at. multiplied by tha number of tnfl«* travelml. In th« way of highway l»«l-lattou. tha second Important bill wa« th- Torn market rued laoaaur«, whl< h pro vid « mi cooperation hetwean the high way department and county courts Ga* Tax Not Increased. Tfc* legislature turned d-wti the prop • «1» tor extran ■/>»■ from gasoline cooaumere and the law maker* also refused to ruvlaa th« auto mobile license fee system or tamper with the method of financing the highway bonds of the stale The Ivglslature approved a bill In troduc«-d by th« way* and means com uiltlae irovidlng for the holding of a •peclal election on the ««cond Tue« day In Heptrinl>»r. contingent upoo the | referendum of any of tha revenue measure« enacted at the l*Xl sessioa Nine Measure« Referred. Nine measures, referred by th« ltd ereslon of the Oregon legislature to the people for action, will go oa the ballai at th«- SepiemtMW election, pro viding su> h an election contasi la pre« Ipitat'd tbfnugh the Invocation of the referendum on the budget flnane Ing program. A tenth measure, to which the referendum clause has been attached, the Eastern Oregon stata normal school question, was «llmlnat ed from the provisions of tb« special »lection bill and will go over to the gc neral « lection of 1PM. a« will all other m-aaare« If there Is no occasion for « ailing th» *p>-< lai eleclion Th» «-din atlonal slat us of th« stat« rei, »in* un«hans«'d Free textbook«, I general «tlffr««« at school elections, kit . irtetis and revised high school tirr.« illuni. w|<h IHMs readies in the . ul-ii- •«:•?«’ >1«. Iu*t. The Ashland not ti. >1 > o-.il. however, has been reviv ed and an appropriation was made for a training school at Independence In ’ ctl«>3 with th« Monmouth nor mal Hille providing for branch nor- ti-nl »rhotd training In high schretls were defeated. fan -re ret lied their biggcat ben«- sit sf-n the legislature arranged for the fl &o>»,#f!0 to be used for the pur • •.......... -t »e<d wheat, a relief measure • v b- aits« <>f th« aererò storm of *> v«-rel mouths ago. Two attempts made In the house to I -. sonata bill 1X7. providing for «ub isi - - n to a v-’to of th« people tb« :: Special Dance at Tumble Inn :: MHSMaaMHHMBMHatMHaaaaaMRnMWBRraaai«KM0EK.aaBi Æa-Â is i -SCBaHBNKUMaNWaMBBaMHBBMV L’J inilcs North of Albany on the Highway ..... Saturday Night, March 7th..... Featurinf the Colonial Novelty Elntertainers H Î The Scio Tribune Loral tfêtosand Classi fed Page < 9 musician* playing 14 different instruments. Over SOO people enjoyed tneir last appearance at Tumblr Inn Admission: Gentlemen ll 10 gagaaMgBMBagNMBmKtwwi mmxmk » .. I-a<lic* Free ufc aBamtuti^aMgaaMagaaagmamanm calling of a ¿s«iitulional eu«v«n oca Is lloa. w«nt down to i»(w' Th« bill to crest« a board of cen sor* for movt«« died la th« «enate. attar passing th« hous« Llttl» Irrlpatiee LeeleletlO" Irrigation received little attention Ths chain of bills promoted by ban Francisco banker« fur th« benefit of bondholders. blew up when attratio« was called to them, and th« agent« handling those tnaaaur«-« retired In disgust after a month of lobbying Th* blits were not even Introduced Th« DavlaOakee irrigation bill, glv Ing authority to Irrigation districts t sell surplus water aad to apply the proceeds to Improvements, or to th- retirement of bonds. Is of mu- It lui p-rtaare to th« Irrigation people Prohibition laws have been tight- •nod up by making penal! 1»» more severe for violation In some res»», such as operating stills or driving automobiles while Intoxicated As a result of th« Cordon bill pro vldlng for the establishment of ntuiusl savings banks tn the state a big d- par!ure from the present »»tabilvhed banking system has been taken Arvnletlee Day Legal Holiday A stat« department of Americanise lion has been created and Armlet lew day has been voted a legal holiday The lienaia reeolutlon. which 1»; n« aa mherttaare tax or «late Income tag In Oregon for Ik year*, will b submitted to th« people at the te xt elect lOO. fb-ards sad com ml »«Inns were at«- Ubllshed to «samlne beauty ductor«. . chlropodiat« and real estate broker« On« forestry bill passed guard-« agate at fire and another makre a •tart on relaxing tax»« on cut over lead to foster reforestation. ft will coat mere to marry aad more !o g«t a divorce, the . I n» creased. Resolution« A looted Keiolutlon« adopts, were to th following effect: Opp «Ing the stat»'« embarking tn the pu It- utility bust nee«; calling tor Inve, tgatioa of need •»d change« In wort men** compel« «atIon law; «apporttar the tmbllc «<>rv Ire eommlaahm suit for central On gon railroad development. asking In veetlgatlon and repurt to next > «Ion on advisability of consolidation of various elate depart-». >>meo ! meat of state constitution to I- -u!> milted soaking divided ••-»•Ion of th« . I • Guy McKnight went to McMinn- »111« and Tillam<M>k the firat of the week on a bueine*« trip. John !»en«m-ire Jr., who ia attend ing achxd m Portland, »pent the Denn Morris and wife visited in week end at hi« home here. Salem Sunday. Mr. and Mra. W. W. Harder of The city council meet* in regular Portland »pent the week-end with aeaaion tonight. Mr ami Mre. P H MacDonald. Mia* Mary Donovan spent laat W. H Young and wife of Camas. week at Corvallis. Wash . visited Mrs Young's moth D C. Thoma attended Masonic er, Mr- L C, Alexander, last week. lodge in Salem Saturday night. R M Phillips and wife were in Dr E H. H'»h«on vf Salem made Silverton Sun-lay to see Mr. Philipps' a professional call in Scio Saturday. <u«ter. Mrs Sarah Hepbuin who re mains quite ill. Mra. E II Ilobaon of Salem ia spending the ureek with Scio friend*. I Hie l> »novan and wife and R»lph Frank Cawrse and wife of Crab I) n van <>f Portland are «nending tree were ahopping in Sctq jeeterday. th-- week at the C. M. Donovan home her«* and with other relatives Mr*. H L. Watcnpaugh is able to at Corvallis and Airlie. be out again after a few day* illncs»- ne«*. reaei*a«ra»eaaRuigauBgMBBMMBi J. N. Meddle «nd daughter. Mi«e Dorris, were in Ix»l»anon on businev* Friday. Mr. St l.uia came down from the logging camp and went to Portland Monday. John Weakly and J. L Kelly drove to Portland on buxine»* Monday af ternoon N I .Morrison waa in Salem on bust ess Monday and in Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mre. D. C. Thoma were in Albany on bus«nt a* M > ndav af ternoon. A. L. Cleveland an«i family of Sa-, lem «pent Sunday with R. 1. Hixson and family. I Globe - Albany Suhday and Monday Maach 7-8 Thomas Meijhan in Coming Through Mcij l’-an’« latent and by far hi* greatest picture Coming Soon “Barbara Frielchie” The greatest romance of American history Ycu'il Find Your Want Here fee iwr Ho# Ixit tMHhsr.« 26« net I m « m » Frank Hartu. Fred Mumper and T. B. Pruapal were businc» visitor* For <ale White Pekin Duck Egga. in Salem Turetlay. $1 (Ml [«er netting. Call or phone Mr. and Mr*. John Jiroeh and Frv<t Roadarmel, Scio. tire. 27tf daughter, M ih * Rose, were in Albany F«»r Rent 10 acre tract on West on business Friday. Scio road; also cow for »ale. In quire of E L. Sixemore, on place, c Glenn Clark and wife of Corvallis vi«iled Sunday at the home of hi* Clover Seed going fast. First come, j first served. Price 30c a pound. legislature, appointment of committee father, Z. J. Clark. See P, T. Thayer. Scio. Oregon to «tody method« of Indirect taxation, A. C. Heyman of Albany atopped > 27lf to report at next seas lots in Scio Weiinewiav afternoon while Ooo«M«reble of th« legislative trv For Sale Clover Seed Screenings, tertal which waa most talked of >>» enroute to Mill Citv. good for pasture land burn*. See fore the sms I uo opened, failed The Leo Powell, who i* attending O. or write F. I’. Thayer. Scio, Ore I legislature refused to ratify the pro gon. 30lf A. C-. ha» l»e* n pledged to the Theta posed child labor amendm-nt to th« Nu Phi social fraternity. For Sale *l’>0 Graphonola and 66 federal constitution record* for 150. Library table. Aa attempt to abolish the candl Mr*. Ramrev waa in town shop f4 (M). Hubart Hoagland. Scio. dates' section of the offblal voters* ping Tuesday from her home nea< Oregon. 30-p pamphlet fell by the wayside In the the Richardson Gap hall. senate. Farm l. -ana Money at fij'4 with Governor Herve's scheme for fin Henry Luckenbach ia suffering nominal commission; prepayment men*« water and power d«vel->pn ent from the effects of a strained Lack privile-lge« after firat year. Wm. oa the Clear lake project, which would Bain. Albany Ore. 30-c which he sustained Monday. have Involved millions of dollars, was For Sale 50 to HO tons of go«»! . quietly put to sleep and the propoced Mr. and Mre. Fred T. Bilyeu an«l; Cheat Hay. baled. $15 per ton at water power amendment of Rebator daughter. Virginia, drove to Salem« Tarn Call M Kelly, Scio Jeffer- I Joseph received no sttvntlon Monday evening on business. aon road; l»olh phone«. 33p The governor vetoed all bills pass i ' cd during the recent session of the Dr. Prill report the birth of r Cash nai«l for f«!*e teeth, denial : legislature appropriating money tor the construction of state armorte- Th« entire armory program was dl» approved by the Joint ways and means eommlttea. but during the last day of the session bills were passed providing tor an armory st Forwt Urure, La Grande and Cottage Grqvti Cool, Clean Milk Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Oregon Milk Company : Condenxery, Scio, Oregon teeageeeeeae««eeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeggg G. L. Sutherland. Mr*. Glenn Holland, Mre M B Cyru*. Ardell Brock and Miss Bonita Sutherland were in Eugene Sunday to are Mrs Margaret Hayne*. who is ill. Mr*. Sutherland has been with her for gome tima. 9 1-2 pound girl to Dr. and Mr*. C. Ficq of Albany on March 4. Third child. a l l. platinum and discarded jew elry. H-'ke Smelting & Refining ('<>., Otsego. Michigan. 25-tf For Sale Double disc drill, or will John Thoma» of the Jordan com trade. What have you to trade? munity wa» called to Albany the I. C. Quick. R i. Scio. Ore. (Mt Pleasant neighbornood) 30-p la»t of the week to serve on the grand jury. For Sale Purebred Barret! Rock chick*. Next hatchee, March 10, Mrs Schneider, aged 63, died at 17 ami 25 Write or phone your the home of her eon. Martin Schnei order* to Frank Caw re*. Crabtree, der. Sunday morning and wa» bur Oregon. 30 t-2-p ied Wedno-day morning at Jordan. Potatoc« f-»r Sale — Both for table Obituary next week. u»<« ami see«!. Netted Geme and Sunrise: t-iso go- m J feed grinder, H. A. Gregson was in from hi* 2 horse power. See Chaa. Chrx. ranch on route 3 and made arrange On We*t Sdo road. 27-tf ments with the Tribune for sale bilb for a sale he will hold on March 17. Baby Chick« for Sale—From pure Hollywood etrain 200 to 240 egg Some high grade stock ia listed, so hen*. Ready for delivery March keep the date in mind. 10. Price $15 00 per 100. An- l«»ne Faltus, R 4. Scio. Ore 31-p The play and dance by the Sokula Misa Ella Jiroeh of Albany and Misa Ro«r Jiroeh of Fortland spent the week-end at the home of lheit parente. Mr. and Mra. John Jiroeh, and attended the Sokol duh enter tainment and danee Saturday night. Saturday night, complimentary to F<>r Sale Rosenkranz «train Brown Willie Allen, wife and children, Frank Chmelika, national inspector, leghorn Egg*. $1 (X) m-r 15 or $5 75 per 100; HabyChlcka $16 5o Elmer Allen an«i wife and Roy Mc wa* a huge affair and greatly en per tOO. Hannon «train White Donald and wife Lnd others, whose joyed. Mr. Chmelika ha» t>een call- leghorn Egg« $"> 00 per 100. name* we did not learn, were over ed back to Chicago on important ( hicke $15.00 per 100. Mre J from Falla City Sunday and viaited businee*. H. Johnston. Lyona, Or*. 26tf at tha G J. Bruce home. The Linn County Holstein Cattle Egg* For Hatching. $5.00 per 100— From two-year old hens with a Mra. Ollie MacDonald aubitituterf Club wi'l hold its annual meeting in fi-wh average of 224 eggs In their for Mra. Alta Rodgers in the third, Harrisburg on Saturday. March 14. pullet year; mated to c- ck* from fourth and fifth grade« in the Sdo A good program haa been arrang«*d a pen of hen* with recorda of 277 achooi Tuewiay an«i Wednesday while and a basket dinner served at noon. to 299 with male** dam a 299 hen. «he waa at Kel*o. Waah , at leading Everybody intarrvied in dairy cattle R H. McDonald, route 4. Soo. Oregon 2S-tf te teviled. i the funerei wf a rateare.
