The Scio tribune., April 08, 1915, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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SCIO. UNN COUNTY. OREGON. APRIL S, 1916
NO. 4«
CITIZENS COMMU­
NITY MEETING
Nttri tatif Glad letaia is Btitta
R|<>od is thicker than water, but
Rev. Maggctl. negro pastor of th«*
Mount Olivet Baptist church, of
Portland, says th«* downfall of Jack
Johnson will help the black race
Will Be Held it the Sen Public School
In other wonts good riddance of
Buildmf m Neit Sirardiy,
I hm I rubbish.
"The batter class of colored folk
April IB
never approved of Johnson,” said
Rev. Maggett last night
"He wns
a disgrace to thy race His influence
PROGRAM HEGINS AT IO O'ilXM'K
was demoralizing because a certain
Special mu«c.
claim looked upon him as an idol.
Contests Songs and declamattons Personally. I am glad Wdlard won.
by students of the ach<Hila.
Is-cause Johnson lowered the stand­
"The School" by Prof. M. S. Pitt­ ard of our race instead of raising it
man. State Normal school.
"Construction ami Maintenance of
Country Roads." Prof Skelton of
<). A. C.
Special Music.
Addrem. Hon J. I* Mickle. State
Dairy and Food Commiasioner.
"Standardization of School« and
the School Fair,” W. L. Jackson
Miscellaneous diseuMions.
PRIZE COMTRST
HARNEY, LAKE AND
GRANT TERRORIZED
Peapie Are Very Much Alarmed at Sproid
•t Rabies, and Scheels Are
Saffertat
Declamation« <a> First prize for
(wot declamation. Standard picture
lb) Second prise for best declama­
Salem. April 5
Mad coyotes are
tion. 11.00
terrorizing the people nf Harney,
Songs la) First prize for licet lake, ami Grant counli«*» to the ex­
class song. Standard picture
tent that school attendance is ma­
(b) First prize for l>e«t solo. $1
terially reduced. according to State
Basket Dinner The basket dinner Suiwrintemient of Public Instruction
ia to l>e a leading number on the Churchill, who returned yesterday
program, all patrons of the public from lake county, where he attend-
schools. friends of education and a ed a teachers* institute
greater Linn county are most cordi­
"Conditions in these counties are
ally invited to bring their liaskets, deplorable, and |s*ot»le are hoping
Well filler!. with them no that tl»e that the state can come to their
noon hour may I m * spent in a proper aid," he said. "Particularly is this
social manner. A special committee true as tn Northern latke county,
is to have charge of the dinner.
wliere rabies has lawn spread by the
To the friends of education nf coyote until I am informed that
this part of Lfan c«»nnlv under the even the cats are infected. The
management of the public schools, animals have become so ferocious
a number of spirited citizens, a that they not only attack people in
Community Meeting will I m * held at the open, but invade yards of horn«*«
the Scio school building Saturday, and school houses
One teacher
April 10, as above mentioned for attending the institute told me that
the purpoee of encouraging the he shot an animal invading the yard
school« and for the discussion of of hia school, and that such exper­
questions <>f common interest to all ience« wrri* not unusual in th«* vici­
To encourage the children of the nity of Silver Lake. The people of
various schools of the vicinity a few these counties live in daily terror of
prix«-« will l>e awarded in a free and coyotes, and so serious has the
open conteMt to all
Pennants will, situation become in lak«* county
al»> be given to ach<M>ls that have that Circuit Judge Day has urged
reach«-»! the State Standard, as pro­ the pt-oule not to semi their children
vided by the State Hoard of Educa­ to school unless they can transport
tion
Everybody is invited. Come, them in a conveyance and have some
bring your l»*»t girl or your family. one to accompany
and
protect
Invite your neighlMirs.
them ”
Every school officer, natron of
Paper Mill Changed Hand«
the schools ami every public spirited
citizen should Is* present and join in
the discussion of questions <>f special
The ls*l>anon l*a|>er Mill« have
importance
deeded their larg«* property, includ­
W. L. Jackson.
ing all their interests in lx*l»anon
G. IL Colvin
County School Snpt and vicinity, tn the t’rown Willa­
Pnn. Scio School
mette Pa|>er company, which is
Jos Benner
gradually absorbing all the (mper
Rural Supervisor
mill« on the coast. Th«* D*bam»n
mill will I m * conducted as heretofore
The Scio livery stable was quite a using the sarrn* working force.
popular place. Tuesday.
People
from both town ami country congre­
On Vizit to Kantai
gated there to witness the horse
buying. But four or five animals
Miss Agnes« Cain, chief clerk for
were purchased.
John Weaely, started for a trip to
Kansas, called there by the sickness
of an ag«*d aunt. Her stay will be
indefinite.
During her alwM-nce Mie Wade
will wield the yard stick in the
Weaely store.
DENTIST
SCIO
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S. P Buy« Six Oregou Road»
TO BUILD A HOS
PITAL IN SCIO
Dunsville. Ky . April 7. The pur­
chase by th«* Southern Pacific of six
Oregon railroads and steamship corn-
Itanies will I m * complete«! tomorrow,
at Anchorage, Ky.. when A K Van­
Etfbtf Mia An Willed ll I unci the
Nt Siimi Class First Fittiti Ritmi!
derbilt ami A P Murphy, represent­
Eatirpmi Sthcribiif Shins
Ibe« tbt YtHiftr M m Bl­
ing stockholders, meet to conclude
negotiations. The roocarna to I m *
in ta Via
it $50 Each
taken over ar«- now operated by the |
8. I*. They ar«* the C A E.. ('«««a*
Bay. Rowburg ami Eastern Ry an«1
Eighty men are wanted, who have
Jack Johnson, the erstwhile cham­
Navigation ttonpany. the Pacific
and will give from |50 to to fl<Mi
pion of th«* world and a promoter
Railway ami Navigation Co., th«*
each, to I m * . |>ui<i in ten monthly
of white slavery, d«»fT«*«1 his odors
Portland. Eugene and Eastern, tin*
to Jr-.« Willard, a Kansas cowls»)
payments to whom will I m * imiued,
Willamette Pacific Co ami Salem,
last Momlay at Havana. Cuba
coupon bonda. la-aring fl per cent
Falls City and Western Railway Co.
Some months ago, it will I«* re-
interest until all ia paid, for the
pur|MMir of building ami equipping
memliered. Jack ahscond«*d from
a first-class hospital in Scio, to be
Chicago to «‘»cap«* trial for whitr
slavery.
lie manag«*«l to get to
under th«* control and management
of a )>oar«l of directors. >s*l«*ct«*d
Faria. France, where he remained
from th«* share holdem who financ«*
until h«* accepted a challenge from
the institution.
Willard
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This call ia mad«* to anyone who
Thia fight was ««-heduird to I m *
pull«*«! off tn Mexico but. owing to Tke IwUy BriHers Are tl Pi inde $5. desirt*a to help bull«! and furnish
completely a hospital building with
some difficulty there, it was chang««!
000.000—Eirh Ctmpittinn
all necessary fixture« and appliance«
t<> Cuba
for the treatment <«f any <I im * um * or
The fight lM*gan at 12:10 am! con
Is Pltdaad
tmu«*«l for nearly two hours. Dur­
injury, or surgical cawes. This hos­
pital building will I m * free and al
ing the first (»art of the battle.
Johnson wrm«-»! to have th«* better
Portland, April 3. Completion of the service of any reputable physi­
of th«* tight
Willard ap(ieared th«* California A Oregon Coast rail­ cian or surgeon, whom any patient
nervous ami to lack confidence. But road front Grunts P ush to Crowent may employ
Th«* need of such a building and
after th«* 15th round, th«* tt»wl«»y
City, Cal., at a cost approximating
ap|M*ar«*<| to gain confidence an«! th«* S5. imhi . imio was assure»! yesterday, equipment is certainly cognisant t*>
white "laver to lose l»oth ttmfidencv
all the people in th«- Forks of th«*
when Twohy Brothers, railroad con­
and punch
Santiam, not only from a«i «*con<>mie
tractors of Portland. arr«nge«| with
view, but the advantage it would
Willard ha<! th«* lM*st of almost
th«* city officials of Granta Pass to
every round after th«* 15th until th«* | finanro the project and perform th«* offer in having the right kind of at­
tention liy train«*«l nurses and skilled
2flth which ••nd«*«i th«* l»attl<* in his work.
physicians when serious sickness
favor with a complete knockout, the
The |H*opie of Granta I'a* already
blackman remaining down for th«- have bonded th«*mselv«-» for |2<N>,-
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count.
imm ) to (»ay for the first 10 mi lee of
This will proi»ably lie th,* end of
work. This portion of the road,
A Correction
Johnson as a prize fighter ami. al­ fr<>ni Grants Pass to Wilderville, has
most everyone will I m * glad to see heen built. The remaining portion,
On our editoral page is an article
the title restored to th«* whit«* race. from Wilderville to Crescent City,
pur]M>rting to I m * written by Dr. A.
Johnson would have more syni(»ath) is approximately Ml mil«*« long. It
G. Prill. Dr Prill inform«*«! us this
if h«* were not such a vile character is «wtimatcd that the work can be
morning that h«* did not write th«*
While he is but 314 years of age. fast completed this summer.
Twohy article and objected to stealing
living and diaMpalion has brought Bro«, are preparing to put a large
another man's thunder. TI m - article
his d«*f»-at
lie is much th«- better force of men to work there within
was written by a farmer who pre­
boxer than Willard, but he lack«*,! th«* next few weeks.
fer«*«! that his nam«* I m * surpr «•»*•»■» I
the vigor to deliver th«* knockout
The road is bond«*»! for $5.000,000
punch. U'dlard at 2H. larger am!
ami it is umierst<Ms| that Twohy
Major Skinner Honored
stronger in every way. though lack-1
Bros, have made ade«|uate arrange­
mg the skill, w<»n tM*cause he had ments for disposing of th«* bonus, as
Washington. April 5
Major J
the I m -tier staying qualities and n means of financing the project. It
O. Skinner, a retire«! army surgeon,
coul<! deliver toe punch when hts is reported that Canadian and Euro
will receive a medal of honor from
opponent lack««! the strength to («•an capitalists have agretsi to lak«*
Pr,undent Wilson tomorrow, in ac­
war«l it off
some of the securiti«*«, which, on
cordance with an act nf congr«*ss for
account of th«* glowing report« re­
"gallantry in action.”
New Paper For Stayton
garding th«* territory to lie served
During an assault on th«* Morfin-
by the new roads, are expected to
stronghold during the battle of
Volume I, No. I of th«* Stay ton sell at a high figure
January 17, 1873, in the lava lied«,
Standard is on our table, ft D.
"We hotM* to
mplete arrange-
Oregon, th«* Major resru«*d a won mt-
Alexander i« the editor and publish­ m«-nta and carry the work tn a
«•d soldier after two other soldiers
er The Standard i« a aeven-rolumn surc-ssful concluaioti within a very
had attempted to make the rescue
folio and thia first cony is well filled short time,” saal James F. Twohy
and both had been wounded.
with I'wal news and advertisements. a mem Iter of the firm, last night.
Mr Alexamier hi not now to the
Vili Ship Puppie«
newspaper game
He published the
Postal Receipt« Growing
GRANTS PASS LINE
TO OCEAN ASSURED
Stayton Mail for arveral years and
sin<-e hi« retirement from th»t paper,
has ronducted an exclusive job
business
We always cxi»*ct»-d that
Alex would get back into th«* news-
paper work for, having once dip­
ped in the p«M*|, it is a hard matter
to refrain from again feeling the
delightful glow the editorial water
give«. All the same, we wish you
abundant surceas Bro. Alexander.
On the next trip south of th«*
steamer Breakwat«-r from Pbrtland.
|Man Morri« extM*cts to ship two of
his high class Ixwelling setter pui»-
piea to fra Abbott, of Marshfield
These puppies are entitled to regis­
tration and are from the very lu-st
strains of hunting dogs in the north­
west. There were eleven in the
litter, nf which two died.
The
balance are aa lively aa crickets and
give promiar of making fine field
Birth.
A Marion county farmer, B W. dog«.
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Morgan, was killed when crossing
Thomas On April 1, to Mr. ami
the railroad track at the fair ground«
The Harrisburg Commonwealth
Mrs. A. D Thomas, a son
Tuesday.
He was driving in a says there are thirteen case« of
McDonald On April 5. to Mr.
buggy when the engine struck him. smallpox in Halsey and vicinity, one
and Mrs. Frank McDonald, a son
Subscribe for The Tribune. 31.25
Kelly On April fl. to Mr , and Both of his horses were killed as death having resulted from that
OREGON the year.
Mrs. M Kellv, a son.
well.
cause.
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
Phone 27-7
JACK JOHNSON
TAKES THE COUNT
II 25 THE YEAR
Washington. April fl. Postal re­
cvipta at the 50 largest cities in
March showeil a substantial increase
over th«wa- of February, Postmaster
General Burleson announced to­
night. Indicating a steady climb
toward normal. The European war
brought about a decline in postal
busim-as that continued until No­
vember.