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THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL. 3 NO. 49. SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL 2'.» EFFECT OF BRITISH THAT NEW SUIT KITCHENER ACCUSES OF CLOTHES FOE OF INHUMANITY MINES IS FEARFUL 1915 THE SCIO POOL SELLS HIGH Th«- Tribune editor a'->lnowl«»lg«*i luu«t Friday mme fiv«» or six mo the corn. Hr did buy. lM*gg«si, bor hair buyers were her«» to participat«* Sadici if Greiad is fera lala Hngh rowed <»r *t«>l«* a new suit of clothe« Miltrntnnt bf th Girai» if Iritisk in the auction »ale of mohair at R in Albany a »bort time ago We Shelton's r«»al «-state office Some Gratin ky tkt Uadertraaad PrisMin Oidirtl Prnved publish thi« fact fur the information 35<H) rteeevs bad been list«*«! and as of our neighbor. The Santiam New*. Scio mohair is reckon«*! as tiring Ei^asnas Beyond Doubt al»*ut the li*»«t grown in the «tale, That pai»*r aeemed considerably buyer* wer«» anxious to secure the exorciaed almut the matter in it* last week edition While we sorrow Lindon. April 27 War Secretary pook l*>mlon, April 27. "Trenches, fully admit that its a very unusual Three buyers from Portland. Al parapets and sandbags disappeared** Kitchener told th«* Hou*«* of l<**rd* Sternlierg, representing M Stern- matter for a country new»pa|>er says the British official eyewitness" today that British prisoner* ha«l been man to procure a m-w suit, w*» are insulted, maltreated and even *h-*t burg A t’o. of Alluiny. am! A M in describing the effect of the ex- glad to note that th«» fact is of suffi plosions <>f the British mine« which down by their German captors. He Reev«»s of l*»bam*n. were prem-nt. cient importance (?) to form the made a statement to the House on \ sraled bn! by A. G. Ih»vorak for precv«le«| the recent attack* and tiasi* for a news item in the columns capture by the British of hill No. till this subject in which he said in I ;13 cents |*-r pound was read by Mr of the usually n«-wsl*»**« News Shelton when th«- *ah- opened As part: to the southeast of Ypre*. the hlgh«-«t price yet |>aid in the Anyway Brother, the suit was "I have been forced with reluc "The whole surface of the ground assumed strange shafs**. Here it twiught from a Linn countv mer tant-«» to accept as indisputably true stat«» wa* 32| cent* for a Lincoln was torn into hugh craters, there chant who ha» iieen a constant con the malltreatment by th«» tierman county pool, this *«-al«-«i Ind mvnird The tn act as a **rt of dam|M*r upon the large mound* of fallen debris were tributor to this county's tax roll* army of British prisoners Only «me buyer. for the pas! fifty years or more. II»- Hag ue convention ha* In-en fragrant buyers present. to Is» seen. Al Sternlierg. had t««r nerve to ran««» heltw to build our roads and «up- "A* the reports of the explosions ly disregarded by German officers. port our sch<w>ls ami church«** liber th«- *ral«->l bid. Hi* bid was 633,10 Our prisoners have Ix-en *trip|x->! died away and while denar columns per hundr«*«l pounds ami wu the ally. Th«» suit, which has aroused ami maltreated in various wavs an*! of smoke and dust hung in the air. your interest Brother News, »»« a only Iml made by th«- buyers piweent in mm«» cam** the evitlence goes to our men sprang from the trenches which, of emir*», g*>t away with th«« and rushed across the intervening hand m«*-down purcha»» of nearly prove that they have l»-»-n *h>*t in Our officers, even when bacon space of some 40 to 60 yards lying two years ago. from another Linn <»«>hl blood The mohair was deliver«*«! yeat«*r- county lax paving merchant. wounded, have been wantonly in- between our line and the gaping We h<»|>e this elucidation of th«» «lay by th«* »eller* at West Scio suited and frequently «truck craters before them, the front cover i whole business will allay any anxiety "Germany ha* for many year* ed by the attack tieing only some j the News may f«»el atwiut our want- | hms | before tlx» civilise«! world a* 250 yards in length She ha* "Where the min«** actually had i robe. Il does not amount to much. a great military nation . yet is sufficient for our nee«ta ami abundantly proved her military skill exploded nothing was left of the But surely it wa* occupants of the hoatile line, but in I so long as we hav«» to i*a> for it and courage the neighboring trenches « hit a*Mult- i sometime in th«» distant futura. it i* also for her tu set up a standard of military honor ami conduct which ing infantry witnesned an extraordi ■ simply some more of our Isiem*« would gain her the r«-*|w*et. if not Ckildrei Goinf ti Sundiy Sckool Alt nary scene Many German soldiers, tin- friendship of nations «possibly owing to the fact that they Victim- CrtswtH Home is "I do m>t think there can lie a w«-r«* working, were surprised while mldier of any nationality, even in their shirt sleeves and without Scut among the Germans themselves, who equipment Sttinn«*d by th«» violence is n*>t heartily ashamed of the slut of the explosion. Iiewildered and which has ls*-n thus brought uis*n suddenly subj«*ct«*l to a rain of hand Creswell, April 26. The n**rth Uie prof«*mi<>n of arm* grenade* thrown by our Iximbing Iwiuml Shasta Lnnit<*l of the South Prisoner Ciisilts Liwjits hi lail Ike parties. th«»y gav«» way to panic. ern Pacific Co t »!ay struck an aut*i Deftace Will Be Flu if "Cursing and shouting, they were Blast Breaks Coh’s Leg driven by F E Sly in front of hi* falling over on«» another ami fight home here, smash«**! it to fragment* Insiaity ing in their hurry to gain the exits Bert Bilyeu was superintending and kill«**! four small children who leading into the communication some rock blasting up near Kings occupnsl th«» tonneau. I»»«id«»« injur trenches Some of thorn- in th«» rear. Th«»y had la-m ing Mr Sly so badly that it is Corvallis. April 26 G«-**rg«* W ton last Thurmlay maiii|en«si bv terror, were driving careful to k«»ep all stock ami people thought h«» cannot recover. Avery, arrest«?«! Saturday chargt*«! their bayonets into the tx>dir* of Mr Sly «uslaim-l concussion of out of danger But just as a blast • with the murder of William Purdy, their com rad«* in front of them th«* brain am! a brok«»n *h<»il<l«»r. i <•( this city waive*! a preliminary was lir«*«t a bunch of young horses hearing today and was bound over and colts, in their play, ran out of The a<*eid«*nt wa* witm-**»l by Mra. Holley Items to th«» gram! jury without bail. The the brush Nome 200 yard« away Sly. hi* wife and Mr*. Maxwell, hi* grand jury will convene T ue»> I ay, from the querrv. VS hen th«» blast -laughter. (' H Hick, a neighbor, Mr. ami Mrs. Herl Wright an«l July 6. was tired, a rock of «officient sise also «aw it son ami daughter <>f Eastern Oregon Mr Slv i* an elderly man He and force «truck one *>f the colts on Avery was in consultation moat of are visiting hU sister. Mrs. King. today with attorney* W«>atherf*>rd the left hind leg just near th«* hock had just brought hl* automobile out They think of going to California A Weatherford, of Alliany, who an joint, breaking and «battering th«* of th«» garage an*! alighted to open for Mr Wright’s health, te defend him. Ill* relatives have bone* The animal wan kill«**! a th«» gat«» leading to th«» S. P track, intending to rr*»*s th«» Pacific High Mr*, kier ha* returned from East come to his aup|s>rt. a sister from few minutes thereafter. ern Oregon where she ha* lx*en visit Portland having l*e«»n here yester The work was l>eing done for the way. when th«- four childr«»n came ing het daughter. Mr* Bertha Cole, day ami Usiay. He will plead in county an«! th«» county will, probab along *>n their way to Sunday School. who ha* a bouncing t>aby girl, sanity a* a defense, it is said, ami ly, lie held for th«- value *>f th«» colt. They w«-re invited to rule and dam- A Christian Evangelist has Iw-vn avers he •!**«■« not remembtr where Precautions had lieen taken. Mr bered into th«» car It wa« apparent holding a revival meet ng at Craw he was and what he di«i Friday Bilyeu said. l<> avoid injury to stock that neither thev nor Mr. Sly *aw but. under th«» circumstance*, t! c nr n«»ard th«- approaching train, for night. fordsville for two weeks. Mr. Sly got in and ran the automo accident was unavoidable. Distrr ’ t Alto «». Clarke ha* or- It I» 'bought th«- <avy Iro-ts a bile <»n the track directly in front dered that no *>m !••• allow«d to f*-w nights ,ig<>. oamagwl the fruit. Attended Anniversary of it. enter th«- hnu •• Where th«- ■ urder Prof. Malortr ha two more wee ks The horrifiel witn«-**»» heard a of school. T •• a»t two days are took pla«-e until all the evi*l<- >cv* o. era«h an*l -*aw th«* automobile hurt- Monday evening Roe Shelton load f*>r the eighth grad«- examination. th«* crime ha-« been cur* fully vi«-we*l «■«I high in the air am! fall at one ed h-s ’n*.< auto bo* with a round The. wi> bave a program on Satur- ami follow«-! up. side of th*? track. The train *n?-»! It was reported t«*lay that atnird *l*'«* n in«- id*er» of the Scio chain *ia> at the grange all. on without stopping. Its engine cr* w person was thought to implica e l gang nd irr cd 'hem •■'*»r to at- unconvious of what had happen«-d ■1rs. \ J Johnson and married in the stabbing. Th»- district at***r U- d ih«» am iver*arv of ti e found daughter, of Corvallis, have been ney. however, sai l the««* is n**t a ing of the I. o O F order, which Notice to the Public word of truth in it Onh two wer* w.is appropriately otmerved by the visiting Scio relative* this w«*ek. mixe«i up in the affa.r One i* <l»-a*i Stayton lodge of that order I hereby announce that I am the and I am confident the other is The personnel of the party was: George Avery. (on Donohue, J L Calavan. N. P. sole owner of the Scio Ul>ery Barn, Moars, B A. Hol teen. Scott Turner. that all bills doe the late firm of From May 4 to 11 is cleanup A Shanks. W. G Barth. F. J. Cary, Turner A Wil«»y are payable to me ^I^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBBBSSBSi week. says Governor Withycombe. Eli Plummer. J. L. Funk. J N, and that I will be r«*sponsible for all What is our city council doing about Weddle, and Geo Morrow. The bills against the said firm up to Phone 27-7 the matter? Will it ratify the re boys reached home again about mid date, this 22nd day of April, 1916. BCIO • - * OREGON commendation? night. b-6 C. S. Wiley SHASTA HITS AUTO; 4 KILLED, 1 HURT ALLEGED SLAYER I WAIVES HEARING Dr. I. K. Sanderson DENTIST $1 26 THE YEAR COLONISTS WANT THEIR MONEY BACK They Allift Tlij Hive Pud on 1000 Act» if Liad N ik Ptiri, Liaa Cawaty With IN burly Russian* prewrit in th*- court r*«*in a* plaint iff*, th«- caw of th«- Society of Indepemlent Doukhobor* against B J H«*cker ami wife open«*«! for trial l*ef**r«- Judge Galloway this morning There are in all 26 plaintiffs, all Russian*, more lieing nam«»«l in an amemied complaint, but only th«- IS will H|e paar. The caw is to r«*c<iver fk’.tq*.» 36, the all«-ge<l amount of purtial i * mv - menu mad«* on 100.1 acre* of land near Peora, purchased in May, 1013 from Hecker, together with S731N.- 66 for all«»ge<t improvements inatie <>n the land Only one of th«- Russian* is able to talk English *> an interpreter will lx» used, lie is W. II Galvani, of Portland Th«» complaint aeta up that tIn land will not yield what it wu* <*laime«l. that it is not worth what it was ri-prewnt*-*i and that n poition of it overflow«, contrary to th«- rep- rrwntations. Hecker deni«*« thut then* wen? any misn-pre*«»n»ationN ami <i«»clar«»s that all transactions w«»r«» open and ab«>ve lx*ard M F. Rrilwn, who act«*! a* inter preter when th«- >l«*al was ma«ie, was the first witness calle«l He is a member of the colony am! i* tin- only on«» who can talk English He testified that Hecker offer«*«l him a commission for helping to do«- th«» deal and that he had thusfar r*-* *-iv - •»«I 11 (H) Th«- r* st of hi* i«-»tim* ny dealt with details concerning the immigration of the RuH-iun* to Linn county anti the closing of the deal. Allmnv Herald. Played Ball Sunday A bunch of Scio ex-l>all players ami wouldbes went over to Shel burn Sunday afternoon and gav«» the Imys «»ver then? some pointrre anent the great American pastime. The »core sheet gav«» out when the Scioana had annexed 17 tuns At l«»ast the boys di«! not report furth er. Had any of the runs «»w«i»-<L John Kelly would have lw«-n sure to make a note of it. When th«* Shelburn b**y» had *••- cur«*«l thr«»e or four runs, a* n.any as any r«*«i»*ctable hall team should make in a game. th«-v quit and let the S«qo foot racers run to their heart's content. Contemplating Trip to Fair A t-uneh of K. of P hoys ar*-C**n- ternnlating an auto trip t>> San Francisco. al»out July I Th«»v will pr«-»s Ro«» Shelton and his auto into service for th«» trio, taking camp equippage along. They think they can make th«* trip. *■«• th«* big (air and reach home again for l«i*a than 650 each. The Morrison sales day and the Wild West show attracted quite a crowd of people to Scio last Satur day. neverthelem the busy season.