The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-02-06
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events Of The Week
Briefly Skeiched for iniOr.
nation OF Our Readers.

The willamette University Glro clul
has icf, on a tour OF Eastern Oregon
and Washington.
Rabies. stamped out after q severe
outbreak lhfsr years ago, II again ap
pearlnE among coyotes IN klamath
county,
North Bend has rejected the proposal
Of tho Lumbcrmons Trust company OF
Portland to purchase $4,000 OF city
bonds at paS.
Captain Alex Scott Of Bundon yhd
two associates have put linc aboard
the wrecked Chanalor aud are holding
II for salvage,
Damage 10 roads resulting from the
rains In Hood River county viii con.
sumo large par, Of tho road fund
appropriated for 1920.
A movement Ii brlng launched at
OREGON city 10 erect memorial for
zoo young men Of Claekamah county
who served IN the war.
Arrangements are being made by the
klamath county farm bureau to import
a carload Of shorthorn cattle to be
Hoid at public auction.
Tho city council OF Marshtluld has
ordered all boxes Ia restaurants re-
moved. declaring there shalt DO no
more partitions In eating houses,
yaf
union han decided to organize ware.
house association at Beaver Crock,
Stock with be sold at $50 per share.
Efforts are being made by the school
board OF Eugene to compel parents 10
observe the rules OF the state board OF
health and yacoinatc their children.
Permission 60 grace 1870 head OF
stock In the Cascade national forest
this year will bo given, according TO
n. r. Macduff. supervisor Of the forest
4 budget of ti26.s5O adopted by tho
Pcndleton school board tor ia.R2i
shows an inc@ase OF IS per cen, over
last year This Ia due TO increased
hAtaTtca or tThrHtfbs
A. II. Olsen has been appointed by
the citizens OF Burns chairman o'
committee to arrange for the holding
of the Cattle and Horse Ralaers nn'
nual convention next May,
Speaker dillett has signed the bill
which permits tho construction Of a
bridge across the Columbia river be
tween Washington and Oregon. two
miles west of Cascade Locks.
Otto HRrtwig, president Of the State
Federation OF Labor Was appointed hy
Governor oicott TO succeed H. j. Stack
na a member Of the board ot vocational
education. Mr., Stack recently resigned,
Arrangements are being made by the
livestock committee OF tho klamath
county fs:M bureau for importation of
a carload Of regIstercd shorthorn cat
tie for sale at public auction about
March l.
Cottage Grove mlllmen report that
prospects for continued activity at
Profitable prIces remain bright The
,nly cloud on tho horizon In the con.
inued car shortage. which hampers
he delivery OF orders.
r. W. Kehrli. bull association special.
ct OF the United States department of
" agriculture. arrived In Toledo to
AXE up with the Lincoln county agent
he plan for organizing Jersey bull
association In the county,
II. =. Barss, professor of botany and
liant pathology at oregon Agricultural
ollege, has been reappointed commits
Toner on the advisory board OF the
american plant pathologIsts of the I
american Phytopathological society, |
What In believed TO be case OF y
leeping sickness IL attracting the at
ention OF physicians at Harrisburg In .
he case OF Caroline Williams. stu. I,
ent OF the agricultural college, who ~
ias taken TO tho hospital few days .
60 n
Seventy thousand ono hundred and =
eventy.six eggs were laid by flock
Z AIS "orcgons" at the Multnomah
ounty farm the last year, according to =
ames Dryden, professor of poultry "
usbandry at tho college and originator =
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A meeting OF fruit growers was held y
/ Milton at which Fred Benion of :"
endloton, agricultural agent mt Una y
llp county, and Professor IL. Wealth
rspoon, state fruit inspector of El- y
In, organized the East End umatilla :
,unty farm bureau. which will em- =
race the fruit, stock. hay aud grain -
,ctlons adjacent to Milton and Free - -
ater. :,