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THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL. 3 NO. 34. Si IO. I.INN COUNTY, OREÍGO.N. JANUARY 14. 1915 1915 SUPERVISORS NAMED BY COURT r 18 BILLS IN SENATE AND 26 IN HOUSE PEACE FOR MEXICO IS DECLARED NEAR OffaauatiM bl Santa Completed With Chica Fallows litt Deliberatiti Maty tie Amene tntC il Ciwittets DR. WITHYCOMBE NOW GOVERNOR SI.25 Till: YEAR LEGISLATIVE GAVELS i ARE HISTORIC fbe ItattiratMt Staple Bit lapressire iewril Gattonai San Arati Cflaps IreaetdHS Aipfatsa litfs Ont»« G dm . Cbany, Cbanpoet Trii, if tbe Pasitiots Hare Beta Virtually Hare A|flH 0« CiMcaw anti Plica Fria In al Hally Contested Datarti aF Flat Old P irmu L im Used Salem, Jan. I Today 16 bills Slate* Capitol, Salem. Or.. Jan were introduced in the siuti’ I ' I >p|«* <>f t h< g.-n You now There is a rush of "economy bills " have a new Governor. He is Or. After deliberations lasting nearly Tlie most important hilt was on«- by Washington. Jan 9 An agree- James Withycvmbe. of Corvallis. two days, the county court complet Senator tiarrett creating a Depart ment of all th«* arm«*d group »• ” in lie took the oath of office at pre ed tislay the list of rt>ad supervisor« ment of Labor and consolidating Mexico by which "the problem «»f cisely 2 46 this afternoon to M-t M' in 1 he ■ II -li-t i let - I therein the office of solved” labor commi»- Surround««! by memliers of his Linn countv. The content for these! siotwr. ha« bwra report«! t«> the convention industrial welfare rem- family, slate officials, including ismitions ha« lawn unusually hot and misMon, industrial acvideiif cotti in Mexico City by Gem-rai Gutter re« Justices of the Supreme Court ami during the last week th" court has missioner. an«l l»>ard of inspectors according to the state drpartm«*nt ii-gislatom. prominent r«*identei of been besivg«*l bv delegations asking of child labor i nd vires tislay from Consul Silliman Salem and other |*arls «»f the stale. th«- a;>|M>iniioem or rejection of The bill provides that the head of I Details of the plan were not made Dr Withycomb«* was vested with some candidate whose fate hung in I lien Gutierrez, wh>>* the department shall lie two direc tin- power <>f office mal immediately the balance j statement to the convention was in frith annual salat presented to th«- people his first Twelve new supervisors will take • The senate completed organization xulistance as follows, according to ¡ state document, which was an in office this year Two of th«-**. Per- j with the announcement of com Mr. Silliman's message augural add res* and a message to ry Parker and J E Welch, <»f dis mittees. Six chairmanships went “It may Iw «Mwndered that tb«*| the ls-gisluturi- combined. tricts 34 ami 35. respectively, have! to Multnomah county. Twenty-six ! problem of pacificatloii is practically i lb. new Governur immediately A« it would !>• tatopptwtuaal charge of entirely new districts. E. I bills were introduced in the house i wived gut down tu business. His first Nixon, of district 5, take-, the plan They covered almost every subj«-ct i to publish at th!« tim«* th«* decision»; official act was to write a letter of Austin Alford. Arthur Springate from Prohibition to hay. There n-c« ntly «rrfvnd at, I lefrain iron accepting the presidency of the of district 6 supplants I> A Pierce, were numerous tax measures and giving their details, and must 1,1,1 Oregon State Board of the lùsl G B Pugh in district a will take bills aim«*d at abuses in commercial i myself to th«* statement that there ■ t'rtMfi |)r Withycnmlw always has the place formerly occuputl by A. fishing ¡have been in touch with the govern taken an active interest in the work Representative Anderson of the L. Kirk, and E B. Wallace will step ment over which 1 presid«* all of ■ >f the Risi Cross. and considers its Dalles, introduced his prohibition out tn district 12 to make room for bill enforcing the constitutional the armetl groups operating in th«' , activities at the present time of the John Maxwell Other new men and amendment ordered by a vote of * country. utmost importance the su|>etvisors whom they will suc the people in th«- November election I “Some <»f those units have diw I ceed are: Ihstrict 16. Win. Gilkey patched stMMflai commissioners Tin for Wilson Richardson, O S Boj ‘ ; demand» of these group* ha- e been i district 12. for Vt M Moss, district| reduced by them to two proposition». 23, Bert Bellinger for R G Miller; I Th«*se pro|HHgtiuns. which will re* district 27. S l> Brown for E. L. i reive publicity in due time, prolwbly Shepherd; district 29, John Newland i wilt be satisfied ” for II S. Heyne. district S3, C According to a »tat«*im*nt ia»ue«l th«- state depertm«-nt, "thi» an R issims Nat Failtd by Faba Sinaodci Donahue for M. S. Allen. Supervisors of last year who will The OrtMuatiM. is Was Planted by nouncement is thought to carry with , Wilb Cry Da Nit Hr«. Wi it an intimation of the strength«*n- i continue to hold office; Pirtlattl Saloas Via O r (be No. 1, J. 1». Isom. Allmny. 2. M. Art Tiers ing of the central conventionist ; First Ballet S Coon. Shedd; 3. E G Pugh. party without the domination of any particular leatler or faction “I Shedd; 4. J C. Standish. Halsey. 7. i A dispatch datisl yesterday from j Petrograd, Jan. II. "On th«* left W M Sawyer. Brownsville, 9. F. The 2Mh *««M<>n of th«' Oregon Mexire City said the convention had > bank of the Vistula. |H>th day and M Johnston. Shedd; 10. W.C Scott Tangent; 11. G. A. Asche. Albany; h*gi»lature convened promptly on | decided to hold daily se-unons ami i night. Jan 10. th«* Germans attemi»- 13. Thou. Reidy. Tallman; 14. J. W .Monday morning. The tight for j that it wa« still «*ngag«*d in discus ted. without sucre«», to attack our H irons. Shelburn; 15. Riley Shelton. speaker of the hoUM* w as decided on sing credential- Im« at several points, but were re* Scio; 17. Fred Brewster. Crabtree, ; the first ballot Ben Selling, of As to the recent Carranza deem* pulrnsl everywhere by our fire nil i^„.u lands, "... th«» stat«* -—„„i to ... th«- ...i * |n M| attack in the region of tbe IB. W L. Wallace, Lebanon. 19. W Portland receiving 37 votes and AL ! in regard ; tan Eaton 22. Mr Eaton twrorted j d«-|>artment issued the following: I village of Samire. east of Ska*me H Ingram, Lebanon; 22. Dayton Hart is. Eoater; 24. T W Downing. th«- new s|n-aker to his chair. W The department i* in receipt of wire, th«- Germans reache«! nu r Laeomb; John Bender. Scio; 26. 1 F. Drager was elected chief clerk.' a telegram dated January H from Imrlied wire entanglements ami be In the senate, but one candidate , Vera Cruz, saying that on January gan to shout: 'Do not tire, we ar •• J. A. Dumond. Albany; 27. J A Brown. Waterloo; 30, Raleigh Har was offered W lair Thompson, of i 7 an executive decree was issued by i yours” John W. Cochran. of !t'arranza ordering th« dev«dopm«'nt old, Slavton; 31, W E Witchey. lake county "H>>w«-v«-r as similar strategy I Portland, was elect«*d chief clerk. of all the oil lands in Mexico, a* | had been employed before, there* Slayton; 32. Francis Kizer, Harris .OREGON LEGISLATURE ORGANIZE PROMPTLY STRATEGY FAILS; GERMAN LOSS BIC Our lawmakers then got down to well as their operation, to ream- im fore the vigilance of our troopsi was : tiusimw quickly. If the Portlaml mediately, unk-ss such development • not deceived by this maneuver of The Scio Tribune SI.25 per year , machine has won out. let us hop«* it and operation are carrici on w ith the Germans and w«r directed against will lie for th«* best interests of the i the eomwnt of th«- constitutionalistthem a destructive fir«- and deliver* state goveniment it is provided in the (-<| a counter attack, repulsing th«« . For all Kinds of decree that the work on those oil i enemy ami inflicting heavy loaaea Albany Democrat, burg go to the 9 Farmers Meat Market Highest market price paid for Beef. Fat Hogs. Mutton. De. Meats soldat U m * lowest price commensurate* with good stuff Cash pawl for Huie* FRANK McDONALD SCIO. ; lands shall remain susiwndtsl until j upon them. there can lie enact«-«! new law» gov-, "In Galicia the cannon and rifle erning the matter. tire ha» been kept going ami we re- State Capitol. Salem. Or., Jan. "It is alleged by Carranza that! main in contact with th«* enemy." II. That the resolution of Senator ' the properties have been operated I Dimick. of Clackamas County, to th«* nation arid Installation ol Officers have the stenographic ami clerical to the detriment of I to the exclusive benefit of the own- i work of the members furntsh«<d by ers and that the government has contract will be fought bitterly, Tutwiay evening Leonidas Lo<lge was the belief here tonight. S»-na I hm - o defrauded out of lienefita which No. 36 installed the following offi ! accrue to it. tors and Ri-prescntatives who op cers: "General Carranza says that as pose the plan say it is an attempt C. C. Ethel Arnold to create another committee, ami most of the projierties are oprratasl V. C. J. S Sticha. that it will be to th«* interests of by foreign«-« the privilege they, Prelate. Henry Stepanek. posse«» of appealing to their gwvern- the members to defeat it. K. of R. A C. Rolla Shelton According to report. Char bus E. > ments for protection gives occasion : M of Ex. Bert Bilyeu. for danger of com j»lleal ions of an Runyon, official court ste*nowraphrr M. at A Walter Miller. of the district comprising Clacks international character which would I G. ami (). G. to tie appointed. prove emliarraiMing to the govern- j mas, Washington and Columbia ment in any work of revising th«* oil countie«, has agreed to supply the laws.” A Crahtrre man was fined 920. necessary help for much less than in Albany, last week for beating th«* rest of stenographer» and clerk« All ruada had to Salem now-a- his wife. It costa but little more at the last ssrewo. daji I to beat a woman than a man. Clerkal Plan Opposed I' resh Meats ORE I Salem, Or , Jan II. When the S«*nat«* and House reconvene «tomor row the presiding officer of each tsslr will I m « pr«-ts*t>t«»i with a hand- some gavel of historical interest th«* gifts of the Oregon Historical Society. In transmitting the««* gavels to th«- President of the Senate and th«* Speaker of tta* House, George II. Himes, asMstant secretary of th«* Oregun Historical Socmiy. has fur- nishc<l the following interesting description: Each gavel is mail«- up of four «enaratc pi«*cea of wo » h | lieaides the handle. Th«* first piece is Oregon gr»|ie wind This represent* the state flower, arsl was selectml fur the lM*auly of Its foliage rather than for its bloom. Tibs was Ml<>i>t«*«l as th«* stat«* flower by th«* State Historical Society at its annual meeting at H« mh I River July IK. IN92. ami a resolution confirm ing the choice was adopt««! by th«* Oregon (legislature in IH99. Th«* second piece is cherry w « hm ! from one of th«* M<Mi grafted fruit trees which Henderson Uew«rllyn. asMst««! by his son Alfred, brought acrom th«* plains from Salem, Henry Bounty Iowa, in IHI7. That was the lM*gmning of the fruit industry on th«* Pacific Coast. The third piece is Guaiacum wood nils was taken from a tie of the Panama Railroa*! between Colon and Panama built in 1X54 by Howland & Aspinwall, New York bankers, at a rest of 97,500,000. This tie was sent to th«* Oregon Historical Society by Colonel Goe- thals. builder of the canal The hand I«* is of this «aim* piece. The fourth pier»* is from a tree which grew near the site of < ‘ham|MM*g before th«* historic con vention at that point ifacided that the Oregon country should become a part of the Union. The Senate gavel was informally i>rcMt*nte«l today, but will be formal ly unwonted ami accepted tomorrow, while the Hous«* gavel has not mad«* an appearance. It is pre- sumed that both gavels will I m * uw*d throughout the present scnsion. Oregon Hat 44,371 Farm Home« Washington. Jan 12. There are now lfsl.MsH homes in Oregon, ac cording to a report isaued toclay by th«* Census Bureau, while ten years ago th«* number was 91,214. com pared with 63,791 homes in 1690. Twenty-nin«* tier cent of the Ore gon honws are farm horn«*«, rempar- sd with 40 per rent in 1900 ami 43 per rent in 1690. The number of h<>m«*w in thia state free of incum Iterance al the presrnt time is 60.500 while 25.270 are encumbered ami 56.279 are rented. In the entire nation there are 20,- 256.55.5 hemes Of this number 6.- 123.610 are farm and 14,131.946 are urban homes.