The Scio tribune., May 13, 1915, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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SI 25 THE YEAR
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MAY 13. 1'315
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REPARATION TO
BE DEMANDED
A Diptantic Break With Garaaty is
Possili»— W i I sm s Policy is
Far least
Washington. May 9
fCorrespon-
dent to Oregonian). Your corn**
pondent to in a position to forecast
th«* impending note of th«* Unite!
States to Germany holding that
government to “a strict accounta­
bility" for the loss of American life
in the Lusitania. Gulflight and Fal-
aba disasters.
From a high authoritative German
source th«* correspondent likewise
has learn«»! th«* ex|»*ete«! character
of the action which will be taken by
Germany
President Wilson will demand:
1 Full reparation, which nece»*
sarily must I m * in th«* form of a cash
indemnity, for every American who
went down with the l.usitana. Gulf­
light and Falaba
2 A pledge by Germany that this
method of submarim* warfare, eo
shocking to the humanitarianism of
modern civilization, shall ceam* at
once.
Germany is prepared, according
to th«* high authority with whom
th«* subject was discussed:
Stag Party
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FLOODS STOP RAIL
TRAFFIC IN SOUTH
Billie Abbott’s visit up from Falls
City, was to look after some d«wr
horns, which were left in the base­
ment of his house when he moved
awav
When h«* arrived here, he
Sicaad Stare Seitgs Away Mart procured a search warrant and ao<>n
found the horns. Nothing further
Track Sacraotata Inrar ts
has l*i*n done al»*ut the theft,
Rismt Fast
though we understand the matter
will be submitted to the next grand
jury.
Redding, t’al . Mav l<>
A •••cond
»term swept <|own upon th«* Upper
Sacramento valley this afternoon
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and add«*d to the «ievastation caused
by th«* cloudburst of last night
the Sacramento river 1» reported to I
be rising at the rate of a foot an t
hour at Kennett, where it was 22
Na Direct lilirtKt Is Made ta th
feet early tonight
Part of the town of Kennett 1»
Lasitania Right ts Plactl
rl«M»led an«! th«* water has reache«!
Abort Wir
the second floor of som«* of th«* resi­
Dr Sanrierson. Walt Bilyeu. Fred
Jon«» and A. E Edwards entertain­
ed a numler of their gentleman
friends at th«* K of P. hall last
Saturday evening "500“ was play-
The
ed until a late hour when refresh­
ments were served
Dr Prill took a flashlight picture
of th«* party
A most enjoyable
time WS* had
92 FROM LINER LIE
NEATH IRISH GREEN
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Saldier*. Sailers aid Oifutaries Falla*
Muttltd Oraas-BalHts Placed
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la Grava:
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liences
Their occu|«anls hav«- left
Ninety- for places of »afety.
Queenstown. May II.
A total of N lid inches of ram ha»
two passengers of the Lusitania,
who formed part of that pitiful fallen at Kennett in th«* la«t 24
handful of maimed. d«*ad and «tying hours, and it is still taming there
brought ashore with the survivors , tonight.
Many washout* on th«* Southern
of the disaster that follow«*»! th«* at­
Pacific
lM*tw«*en Kennett and Moiton
tack on the vessel by a < ierman sub­
were
reported
In on«* place it wa*
marine last Friday, were buried
yesterday with service* that have reported the track was shoved olì
I the mountain in stretch««s *»f UNI
n<> {»arallel in history
Under a sky in which not a single feet nearly to the water's edge.
Ra'lroad officials reported tonight
cloud fioatel an«I to th«- »train» of
hymns play«»! by British soldiera,' then* is no hope of <«|»*ning through
they were laxi to rest two miles he !traffic between Portlan»! an«i San
hind Queenstown in a cemetery Francisco tomorrow. Mails ar«* be
It la
bursting with spring greenery an«l mg route! by way of Ogden
tucked between hills flaming with »aid it will I»* »evearl days before
r«*|«airs are made
gorse.
GERMANY REGRETS
AMERICANS ARE LOST
DENTIST
DELIBERATE PLAN
LAID TO GERMANY
lottor Received a Meath Ago to Wash
mttM Looks en War With
E|OMiHity
Washington. May ‘J
That Ger­
many dclila-rately prepared to de-
stroy the Lusitania irresp«*clive of
the fact that Americana might In*
on board as ¡«a.»m-i>g«*r» and that she
would rt*gard war with th«* Unite«!
States "with feeling of equanimity”
is declared to hav«* Iwien shown by ii
letter from a high German govern­
ment source n*«*riv«*,l in Washington
almost a month ago
The name of
the writer cannot la* dischwd nor
can the letter la* print«*»! in full at
this time
Th«* following summary
Philadelphia. May 10. President and paraphrase is declared, however,
Wilson gave to a gathering of 4IMNI on high authority to I m * accurate:
neutaralixi»! Americans tonight th«*
That a radi«*al change in public
first intimation of what course th«* sentiment toward America him taken
United Slate» gov«*rnment will pur- place in r«?cenl weeks. Ils character
sue in the situation resulting from is shown by the following statement
th«* loss of inure than a hundred made by Field Marshal General von
American lives on th«* British liner Aindenburg:
Lusitania.
"How can I feel kindly toward a
He »|M>ke by implication, but his people with whom we have no quar­
hearers interpreted his remarks as rel and whom* ammunition is daily
meaning that while the United Stat«*» killing my aoldiera?”
will remain at |«eac«- it would m*«*k
That Germany looks ‘‘with equani­
to convince Germany of th«* injustice mity u|s>n a |M>m«il>le war with th«*
to mankind of the tragedy of last Umte«l Stat«*».” Germany’s situation
Friday
would not be seriously affected
“America,” »aid the president, thereby. On the other hand if war
’’must have th«* consciouan«*»» that should come, th«* Unitel States
on all side» it touch«*» eltwiws and would stop selling munitions to th«*
touch«*» heart with all nations of allies, for it would nets! them L>r
mankind
The exampl«* of America its own use.
must I»* a special example ami must
That America is in no c< >ixi î lion
be an example not merely of |ieace to go to war
ia-cauM- it will not tight, but because
America has no army an<l Ger-
|M-ace is a healing an«! elevating in­ many has its opinion of the United
fluence of th«* world, and strife ia Stat«*» fleet. Mor«*«>ver. it is not for
not.
a moment to be supposed that th«*
“There is such a thing a* a man Germans and Irishmen in the United
being loo proud to fight
There is States would remain tranquil in a
such a thing as a nation lieing so war against Germany which would
right that it doe« not need to con­ be an aid to England.
"You must
vince others by force that it to think of th«* effect of this upon your
right."
own government and whether it
PEACE IS TONE OF
PRESIDENT’S TALK
1 To express r«»gr«*t that so many
Americans were drowned, especially
in view <>f the repeat«*«! warnings
Queenstown never sen**d the full
given neutrals not to tak«* |uuMagc
horror of the Lusitania disaster un­
on alii«»! merchant shqis
til now. Un to th«* time that th«*
2 T<> make such financial repara­
long stream of c«>ffins l»*gan to dis­
tion as is proper, where such action
appear over th«* hill iH*hin<! the town
to especially required. liecause under
there was about the affair what,
the treaty between the United States
with the <*ontinu«*d search«*» for sur­
and Prussia Americans specifically
vivors an«I the bustle alxiut the
Not Sttkiat Hartl» With Uoittd Stalos
hav«* the right to traverse fr«*ely the
morgue, something of the unusual
waters of nations with which Ger­
an<! theatric
When the funeral
is Report Says hsgoostbility
many to at war.
»tart«*«!, however, th«* realisation
Rosts oo Eoflaad
3 To propose the cessation of
came that each of tiww cheat« coffins
held a body an«! that in the Atlantic
(tnntinu«*«! on page 3)
less than 20 miles away, there were
Washington. May 10
One punt
more than 1000 others all victims
of the international tangle growing
of a German submarine
out of the Ions of 115 Americans
Henry Miller and the younger Demand For “Country
with the 1 aim tan is m settled Ger­
portion of his family expect to start
many is not seeking to provoke
club” Milk to Good
for Crook county in a short lime to
trouble with the United States. Thi»
engage in business and. perhaps,
w as accepted when Ambassador Von
The ctmdenaery ha* orders for six
make that countv his permanent
Bernstorff called at the state depart­
cars of milk to l»e belivered in the
home.
ment an<i expressed deep regret for
month <>f May. all for California
He has turned his sawmill proper­
the Ions of the Americans and cable
ty over to his sons, who will operate points. Each car will carry 830 dispatch«*» told of a message for­
cases. making 37xo cases for Cali­
the plant.
Tuesday, two of the
warded from Berlin rxpr«*saing the
In addition the Oregon
Milter boys brought a planer from fornia
regrets of the German government
trade, which is large, is lieing taken
near Stay u>n to add to th«* equip­
Germany hasn't withdrawn from
ment and also, will bring a donkey care of.
her psiition that the attack was
Unfortunately th«- price of con­
engine from the same place in a
justified. Her view to that a vesael
densed
milk is so low that hut little
short time.
The Tribune wishes
carrying munitions of war la *ubj«*ct
if any profit alxive cost to realised.
the new sawmill firm «uii’eaa
bi attack. But Germany through
Hut to Is* «ucresaful itr the future,
Von Bernstorff sought to show that
the trade at the above points must
th«*
toriwdoing of the v«*ts<el, u|*on
Fishing Tackle
be taken care of.
which it was known there were
many Americans, wasn't planned as
If you want fishing tackle to take Mcsda mrs Wesely and
an affront to this nation. Official»
with you on your early »tiring out­
Stichs Entertain* at 500
do
not pretend that this hi»» elimi­
ing. don’t fail to see Haeey. the
nated
all difficulties in dealing with
jbweler. at»«ut it. lie has just re­
Fnday of last week Mrs. J. F. the grave problems confronting the
ceived a new stock which ts theJ*»t
Wesely ami Mrs J. S Slicha were administration
Rut it was agr«*«*d
th«- market affords.
joint hrmtf-NM*» to an afternoon thia expreiwon of good will opener!
”500” party at the home of Mrs the way for a calm dehtieration be­
Wesely. Scores were counted ami tween Washington and Berlin.
Mrs Hagey having the higiwst score,
wa* pnmented with a han<i>u«m«*
When you want printing done,
prizr
Mrs. P. H
MacDonald re­ the kind that is pleasing to the eye.
cel ve<1 the buby
At the close of
The Soo Tribune office to the place
the delightful afternoon. a daintv
Rhone 27-7
We
lunch arranger! in colora of yeilow to get It. We always please
OREGON| and white. was arrved.
never disappoint
Ör. T. K. Sanderson
Deer Horns Stolen
Linn County (¡ood Road* Day
Date
Hat Been Changed
might not I m * tn danger of over­
throw."
That there to not th«* slightest
question that if "one of our sub­
marine« should encounter the Lusi-
tana. she would torfiedo her: it
would mak«* no differcm*»* whether
ah«* flew the American or the Eng­
lish flag
Th«* English have an­
nounced a policy of starvation for
the women and childr«*n of Germany.
Why should we concern ourm*|v«*s
should some of their women and
children lie drown») as the result of
an attack on one of her nhifm?
Should several hundrol Americans
tie drown«*«! at th«- same time, th«*
fault would rest on them, for w<*
have given warning and they ought
not tf blame Germany
Rather the
responsibility reataon England You
must not forget that our sut«marin«*»
and their officers and crew cannot
pursue any other course than it has
been n«*cessary for them for tIn­
take of their own safety to follow.
The «late of Linn county’s good
roads day has l«e«*n chang«*«! by the
county court as the result of a de­
cision reach«*«! this morning by Judge
Mcknight an«l (ommiMionrrs Butler
and Irvine.
Instea«! <«f being abserv«*«! on Sat­
urday. May 22,'ll will be otwerved
on Thursday. May 20.
The change was made In view of
th«* fact that th«* governor had pro-
claim«*»! May 2<) as good roads «lav
throughout the state and the county
court desired that the date for this
County corres|s«n«! with the state
event
However, the I .inn county <*«>urt
still Iwlieve» that each county should
set its own good roads day iwcause
conditions are not the same through
the state at the same time of year
It *« happ«*ne<l this year that the
date proctal me»l by the governor
If one wished to see all of Scio's
will be an opportune time for thia
idle men together, he could have
countv. Albany Herald.
satisfied his curiosity last Friday
Wheat has come down to one afternooa at the scene of the mov­
dollar per bushel, in Scio, the lowest ing of E C. Shelton's house just
ac roes the bridge on the south »ide.
price for several weeks
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