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THE SCIO TRIBUNE Si lo, LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JULY I. 1915 NO. «. VOL. 4 fl.26 THE YEAR w HUERTA TAKEN INTO CUSTODY Flit tt Vwü’i Ncatrahty K ClUfiii Gtwril Braze« Alw Was Vrtstai El Paso, T-x.t Jun«1 28. General Huerta. ex-prcsi*l«ml of Mexico, ar rived here today. accompanied by nevera! well known Mexican». Soon afterward he was taken into custody on charges of consjMring to incite conspiracy against a friendly country and held for a time at Eorl Bliss, until he gave 415,(XKi hail. General Orozco wan detained with him. on the charge, and also relean ed later <»n $7500 l»ail. The charges were filed bv s(ieeial agenta of the de|»artment of justice. United States officials were silent relative to future action (»ending the receipt of instructions from Washington. Observers, however, freely expressed the Itelief that to" days action of United States authori ties will have an important (»earing on Mexican developments, if it does not effectively put an end to rumors of a new revolutionary movement that has been current on the bor der for several months. Many were inclined to s»«e in these events an indication that Washing ton remains firm in its attitude, that Huerta’s return to Mexico would not aid in adjusting the present difficulties and might serve to com plicate them A public demonstration in Juarez alx»ut the hour Huerta’s tram was due to reach this city ended as sud denly as it l»egan. There were hur ried conferences among Mexican leaders on both sides of the Rio Grande Many guardedly admitted that Huerta’s detention was of the utmost importance, but none would comment on its possible effect on Mexico. Americans were freer in their I comment. They reviewed the recent activity along the border of the ad herents of the Científico party in Mexico, including the disbursement of considerable sums of money for a variety of purposes, the discovery of many riffes and much ammunition in an El Paso warehouse owned by a member of that party and the ap pearance of General Salazar in Western Chihuahua. They recalled the activities of General Orozco, Caravo and Salazar in the anti Mexico revoluti<»n and their subse quent service during the Huerta regime. Our estr'emed patron. V. (Tadek ha» notified The Tribune that he has sold his farm up Crabtree way and is now a resident of Portland • Scio Tribune one year for SI 25 DR A. G. PRILL Physician and Surgeon Calls Attended Day or Night 8CK> -:- ORE. Mob Unchecked in the Mexican Capital Washington, June 30. I leapt te conditions in Mexico City. with un- ehecxrd mobs noting and looting, are descriI»ed in dispatches cabled to the United States government tonight from Vera t’ruzlrv a courier who left the Mexican capital last ANXIETY IT FELT FOR MEXICO CITY WjslHBttH Fun Fw FtfMgam* Sifitj Gtatril CiffMUi IS M»ssi«t TlMft Friday. When the courier started, practi cally the entire garrison had with drawn to join the Zapata army <>n the outskirts of the city opposing the attacking Carranza force under General Gonzales. Gonzales had t»een driven back with considerable loss and was waiting for reinforce ments from Vera Cruz. To Survey An Extension to the C. 4 E Railroad A 1. Poll« r. civil «-n^jneer. Alvin Raines, a former A II S. and O. A. C. student, and Clinton and Harold Archiitald. left this morning for Hoover, when* they will he engaged in plotting seven miles» of road for the government in making an exten sion for the present terminal of the C. A F. to th«* forest re>«erve While there is no immediate pr<«sp«*ct for the road firing built the government does this to facilitat«* the sale of timber in th«* rewrve, and when the sale is made and the buyers are ready to cut the timber, the r»ad will I m * laid out. Albany llemocrat. FAVORABLE GERMAN REPLY PREDICTED Aaincia Ambissidii it Btflm Makes Ftftcast m Mete te State Deputaeil Washington, June 2fi. Favorable Washington, Jun«* 29. In the ab reply from Germany to the late note sence *»f direct reports fr<*m Mexico <>f thr Ur«it«*«i State« concerning sub City, which for neariy 10 davs has marine warfare ami the sinking of bean cut .»ff by rail and wire from the Lusitania was predicted in sn the outside world, there was much ' official di»|»ateh from Amluuwador anxietv in official quarters today ¡Gerard, r«*ct<ivt<<| tixiay at the »tat«* concerning conditions in the «»Id I department. It was transmitted to capital and its vicinity. ■I».— Ilium« s, »wap .-w- -»*««• — » Sheridan Dogs Muzzled ‘ President Wilson at Cornish, N H. From previous duqiatchv« it is Pool Room Changes Hands While the embawuidor did not al- known that the food supply is slioit and that the danger of military Sheridan, Ore , June 29 Alld<*gs . tempt to outline the forthcoming Thia week ('. C Wade sold his operations in the city itself has in this place and at Willamina, five German note, h«* descriiwd the al- pool room, stock ami fixtures to caused grave appr«*h*,*n*«ion among miles w«*t of h«*re. have l»ern order mosphere m Berlin off.cial quarter« Charles Faltus. Mr Fallus taking foreigners. ed muzzled bv the sheriff. Thia as favorable to a satisfactory reply. (»oaMMMion at once. The state de|»nrtmenCa only infor order is due to a sup|MMa-d mad dog Hr referred Pi the visit of Dr. Anton Mr Wade desires to tender his mation during the day came from running at large in th«* hills about Meyer-Gerhard, tin* cmiiMary <»f Count Hernatorff, th«* German am thanks to the public for their moat ! American consular officers at Vera ■ her«* liberal ¡»atrimage in the past and Cruz, whose reports were sumn ar- The dog was first seen last night bassador. (Hunting out that the lat earnestly requests that the name iz«*d in thia statement; traveling west, snapping al things ter's information np|«ar«*ntly had insptr««I the German government be contihuerj to the new proprietor, "The department's latest advices that came in its wav with the idea that the United Stat«** Mr. Chas. Fallus regarding th«* Mexico City situation Please Pay Up did not want war with Germany, are to the effect that General Car but desired satisfactory reply to her ranza is massing a large numla-r of New Wheat Briugs Gold Medal troops and expects to take the city Th«- Tribune has a large amount original demands The fact that Aml»a*»ador tjerar»] About three years ag<>, John Dur- in two or three days. He has is- of money du«* from delinquent sub- took occasion 9» pr«*dict informally sued instructions to protect nun- «criliem, advertisers and for job lam. of this city, discoverer] a few the nature of the reply was regard comi«atantM." work. Your account. though small, stalks of a new kind of wheat grow ed as significant in official quarters . when totalis] with several hundre«] ing on his place. Ewh year since here, where it. was pointed «»nt that I others, amounts to a considerable that time he has planter] tne product the Ambassador's forecasts m the ' mtn an«] we need the money. until he has a prospect of several past had been conaervuliv«* and con ('«»lifer a favor to us by remitting bushels of the variety this year. sistenl. Although it was not gener i at once Early this spring he sent a sample ally known, he gave the Washing- of it to the Panama exposition. He Mrs. Wiggt of thr Cabbage Patch i ton government to understand what has just tieen informer] that he has would lie contain»*d in the last been awarded a gold medal on the Soilors af United Statas exhibit and that the new gram p>ss- Soldiers Mrs Wiggs of th«* ( aliliag«- Patch German note, and th«* text itself ]i«>rr out his predictions. sesers splendid qualities as a flour was given at the Scio theatre Friday ladaced ta Desert end Ge producer - ls-ban<>n Express evening bv l«K*al h*>m«* talent un«]er Santiam Mining District te Eaglead th«* direction of th«* Waltomeyer Fire Sweeps 10 Acres (’<• It proveil a surprise to the Our last letter was furnixtesi on theatre going public of Scio as well arrival at Elkhorn on wav to the San Francisr«», June 29 The Fed as the friends of the young people Albany, June 29. Two hundred Crown Mines A 36 hour rain kept Individually ami cords of wood were destroyed in a eral grand jury today dug deeper wh>> |>articii>ated us indoors as a debut in the western fire which ran over 10 acres of Um- > into the maze of the secret o(wra- collectively the play was a splendid Casca<l«*s at such times, drench««! to ber on the farm of William Serflinv tions of alleged recruiting agents of ■ucreas. the acting far surpaaxing the skin. on the South Santiam river, between th«* British government m San anything ever wen in this city. We starte«l <>n the two-mile climb Thomas and Crabtree, last night. | Francisco. Scio has every reason tn be proud of assAn ws a eavejr win ».*»? ivmzu • ’ to the Cr«»wn mines at 7;3U p rn., The fire endangered about 300 acres opposite sides of the river, but the her voting p«*op|r. leaving Elkhorn at an elevation of Mrs Wiggs, who played the stel-l of timber and an widitional 800 portals will he plainly in sight of lar r««le. deserves *|w*cial no-ntion 1160 feet. We wouml in and out cords of wood. About 50 firefight each other The Crown tunnel will for sn hour and a half ami reached ers from the surrounding country, be driven nearly due south, into for studying a long hard role and i playing it so well. Too much praise i the cabin at «lark, the elevation I m «- stopped it. Elkhorn mountain and the Silver cannot I»* given the other members! ing 2700 feet, or 100 feet lower King nearly due north into lleneline of the caste, as they were all equally than Prineville in lumtern Oregon. Canal Tolls 14.000,000 mountain. Should the success I m * clever and help«*<| room] out a ixauti- Morning brought tb»»]» of sun-hine met with as sntici[«at»*«i by the two in all their mountain la^uty Four ful performance, Washington, June 29. A total o comjianie«. the canyon lying between hungry men devoured great starks While the w«-ather kept many $4,000,000 in tolls was collected foi will, in the not distant future, tie of ’Compton's l«est” in the hot away who would have liked tn have the use of the Panama Canal in the the sight of a busy mining town, cake line. We were «»ff early to to ine pny steal exanui-*«..-... seen the play, there was a large at period of time between the opening view the property of the Crown John Preston, United States dis tendance who voted it the best enter-1 of the waterway for traffic in May Starling east, a half hours trict attorney, advised the examina tainm>-nt of its kind ever seen here, i mines of last vear up u> June ♦» last walk brought us to the top of a ■ n ii w ■ • tion of another witness held in New During April the tolls for the small mountain torn«- half a mile Fishing Tackle York first time were greater than the coat east and 7oo fret higher than th«» It was said at the dose of todays of operation and maintenance of the cabin. The mountains were lieauti- session of the grand jury that the If you want fishing tackle tn take canal. ful; the scotM* of visasi «•xr»-ll«*nt. name of the San Francisco bank with you on your early spring out Almost directly bem-ath u- 2> mhi through which the alleged recruit ing. don’t fail U> see Hagey, the Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myers. Mr ami feet lower, dashed th* raging Sant>- ing of 300 men here was financed, , jeweler, about it. He has just re Mrs. Riley Shelton and Mr. and am, while stretching u«iw «1 an«i has been learned. ceived a new stock which is the ls**t Mrs. Ed Myers, mop»red over to reaching up to the mountain top. the market affords. Corvallis last Sunday in Jeff’s new the sloping fields of blooming Rh«wlo- ♦ w Coevict Escaped Reo Jeff aays the road from Albany dendrons fa«b»i from vision i>. th«* The (art that the left arm of the to Corvallis on the west side, is the distance, Hird, animal am] Mower A convict •scaped from th«* (M-m editor of The Tribune has ftirninh«*d best piece of road he has I raveled life to much more numerous in the tentiary, probably a trusty. Tuesday all the country newspapers with a over in the state. mountains than in the valley. Flmal morning at about 9 o’clock After sel«-rt morsel of news, almost con dad hills, singing birds, «ln*hing E. C. Peery and Dr. Hoheun wear escaping he traveled south and was strains us tn have the other arm streams and beckoning skies, what abort sleeves these <lays They are located near the railroad bridge of brokarn f.»r their I>enefit. The only richness of heautv. Yet old Mother devotee of fashion and we wonder the North Santiam. He does his thing that prevents to. we nerd our Earth, the great store h«»usr of the how long it will l»e before they wear traveling at night when most people right arm V> make out bills ami do other necessary newspaper work. (Continued on pag«* 4 > low necks, as well are off the road WIDE RECRUITING PLOT INDICATED
