The Scio tribune., July 01, 1915, Image 3

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
VOL 4
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JULY I. 1916
NO. «
HUERTA TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
» *
Fl«t ti ViMiti NaatraMy » CUriaU
tmril Bruci Alti
W m
ArrtstH
Mob Unchecked
tu
(be Mexican Capital
Washington, June 30.
¡iespite
conditions in Mexico City, with un­
checked mobs rioting amt looting.
are ik*scribcd in dispatches <*abl«i
to the United States government
tonight from Vera t'rusbv a courier
who left the M«*xi«*an capital last
Friday.
When the courier started, practi­
cally the entire garrison had with­
drawn to join the Zapata army on
the outskirts of the city opposing
the attacking Carranza force umler
General Gonzales.
Gonzales had
lx«en driven l»ck with considerable
loss ami was waiting for reinforce­
ments from Vera Cruz
ANXIETY IT FELT
FOR MEXICO CITY
—
VasbattM Furi F m fwuptn Safety
Geitul Cirrjwi a Misstet
TfNfS
$1.25 THE YEAR
To Survey An Extenzioa
to the C A E. Railroad
A L. I'otu-r. civil «•oiyn«*er. Alvin
Rain«**, a former A II S. and O. A.
C. student, and Clinton and Harold
Archil«ald, left thia morning for
Hoover. where they will Im engaged
in plotting seven miles of road for
the government in making an exten­
sion for the present terminal of the
A E. to the forest reserve. While
there is no immediate prospect for
th«* road being built the government
does thia to facilitate the sale of
timber in the reserve, and when the
sale im made and the buyers are
ready to cut the tindier. the road
will t>e laid out. Albany Democrat.
FAVORABLE GERMAN
Fwtetst M Note la Stata
Di|)it«aat
Washington. June 2M. Favorable
Washington. June 29. In the ab­
reply from Germany to th«* lat«* note
sence* of dir«*ct reports from Mexico
of th«* Unit«! States «imvrning sui>
City. which for nearly 10 days has
marine warfare and the sinking of
twwn cut off by rail ami wire from
the Lusitania was predicted in an
the outside world there was much
official
dispatch from Amba.*v«ador
anxiety in official quarters today
Gerard, received today hi the stau*
concerning conditions in the old
i department. It was transmitt«*d to
capital and its vicinity.
Sheridan Dogi Muzzled
President Wilson al t'«>rni»h. N II
From previous dispatches it Is
Pool Room Changes Hands
While th«* emliaistailor did not at­
known
that
the
foo«l
auimiy
is
short
General Orozco was detained with
tempt
to outline the forthcoming
and
that
the
«langer
of
military
Sheridan,
lire
.
June
29
All
dogs
him. on the charge, and also releas-'
German
note, he described th«* at­
This
week
<
’
.
C
Wade
sol«!
his
operations
in
the
city
itself
ha*
tn
this
place
and
at
Willamina,
five
«si later on $7500 liail.
[ pool room, stock and fixturt-s to caumsi grave a|>pr«*hen*i»n »mung miles west of here, have iieen order­ mosphere in Berlin official quarters'
The charges were file«! bv special
I Chariea Fnltua, Mr Ful tus taking foreigners.
ed muzzled by the sheriff. This as favorable to a satisfactory reply.
agents of th«* «lepartment of justice.
I |M>s«<HMi<in at once.
The atate >b*t*rtm«*nt's only Infor- i order is duo to a sup|xxi«<d mad dog He referr«! to th«* visit of Dr. Ant«m
United States officiate were silent
Mr Wade <l<*sir«*ii to t«*n«ler his mation during the day came from . running at large in the hill* about Meyer-Gerhard, th«* etni'-sary of
relative tn future action pending
Count Bern»torff. the German am-
thanks to th«* public for their moat American consular officers at Vera I here
th«* receiDt of instructions from
lilwral |>atronagi* in the muit and < ruz. whose reports were sumo ar-
The d<>g was first wen last night Itasaador, pointing out that the lat­
Washington. Observers, however.
varrwstly r«*|U«*sts that the same iz«! in this statement:
traveling west, snapping at things ter's information apparently ba*I
fr«*ly expr,**««*i the belief that to'
inspired the German government
"The department's latest atlvicea that came in its wav
be «mtihued to the new proprietor,
days action of Unit«l States author!-
* with the idea that the Umt«*«l States
Mr. (Jias Faltus
regarding the Mexico City situation
Uee will have an important tieanng
Please Pay Up
did not want war with <i«*rmnny,
are to th«* effect that General Car­
on M«»xican developments. if it does
but d«*«ur«*d satisfactory reply to her
ranza is massing a I arg«* number of
New Wheat Brings Gold Medal
not effectivdv put an en<! to rumors
troops and expects to take the city
Th«- Tribune has a large amount original demands
of a new revolutionary movement
The fact that Amitasaador Geranl
About three years ago, John Dur- j in two or three days, lie has n»-[ of money du«* from delimjuent sub­
that has iieen current on the bor­
took
occasion to predict informally
sued
instructions
to
protect
non-
scribers.
advertisers
and
for
job
lam. of thia city, discovered a few ■
der for several month»
the
nature
«if th«* reply was regard-
combatants."
work.
Your
account,
though
small,
stalks of a new kind of wheat grow­
Many were inclined to aee in th«***
ed
aa
significant
in official quarters
when total«*«! with several hundred
ing <m his place
Flach year since
events an indication that Washing­
here,
where
it
wgs
|Mimt«**l out that
others,
amounts
to
a
considerable
that time he has plant«*«) tn** pr<xluet I
ton remains firm in its attitude, that
the
Ambassador's
forecasts
in the
sum am! we need the money.
until he has a prospect of several i
Huerta’s return to Mexico wouhi
pasi
had
t>«*n
conservative
and
con­
Confer a favor to us by remitting
bushels of the variety this year. |
not aid in adjusting th«* present
sistent,.
Although
it
was
not
gener
­
at on«*
Early this spring he sent a sample '
ditficulti«*s ami might serve to com­
ally
known,
h«*
gave
the
Washing-
of it to the Panama exp>sution. He (
plicate them.
Mrs. Wiggs ol the Cabbage Patch I ton government to understand what
has just Iieen inform«! that he has
A public demonstration in Juarez tmen awarded a gold m«lal on the
would I m * contaiiu**! in th«* last
atioiit the hour Huerta’s train was exhibit and that the new grain poo-
Md Sidirs if Until Stitts
Mrs VS iggs of the Cabbage Patch German note, and the text itself
«iue to rea«*h this city end«! as sud­ srvses aplendi«! qualities aa a flour
w»*« given at the Scio theatre Friday lx ire out hw predictions.
lidicid ti Bisirt nd Gi
denly as it Ix-gan There were hur- producer.—I«eban»n Flxpreua
evening by local home talent, umler
Santiam Mining Diztrict
ri«l conferences among Mexican
ti iiglMd
the direction of the Waltemryer
leaders on both sides of the Rio
Fire Sweeps 10 Acres
Co. It prove«! a surprise to the
Grande. Many guardedly admitted
Our test letter was furmdi«**! on
th»*t»lre going public of Scio aa well
that Huerta’s detention was of the
arrival
at Elkhorn on wav to th«*
San Francisco, June 29 The Fed­ as th«* friends of the young people
Altiany. June 29
Two hundred
utmost importance, but none would
Crown
Mines
A 36 hour nun kept
cords of wood were destroy«! in a eral grand jury tixiay dug deeper who |sirtici[>at«*d. Individually and |
comment on its possible effect on
us
ind«Mirs
aa
a
debut
in th«* western
tire which ran over 10 acres of tim­ into the maze of the secret opera­ collectively the play was a splendid
Mexico.
Cascades
at
such
limea,
dreneh«l to
ber on the farm of William Serfling tions <>f allt*ge«i recruiting agents of success, the acting far surpassing
the
skin.
Americans were fr«*er In their, on the South Sant ism river, between the British government in San anything ever seen in thia city.
We started on th«* two-mil«- climb
comment. They reviewed the recent
Sci*> has every reason to is* proud of I
Th>>maa and Crabtr«*e, last night. Francisco.
to the Crown mines at 7:30 p m..
activity along the border of th«* ad­
her young people.
The lire endangered about 300 acres
herents of the ('ientifico party in
Mr* Wiggs, who play«l the stel­ leaving Elkhorn at an el«*vation of
of timber and an additional KOO
Mexico, including the <iishurm*nient
lar role, d«wrves sprrnal mention, 1150 feet. W>! wound in and out
cords of wood. About 50 firefight­
for an hour and a half ami reactied
of considerable sums of money for
for studying a long hard role and ;
ers from the surrounding country,
a variety of nurpmwe, the diacoverv stopped it.
playing It so well. Too much praise I the cabin al dark, the elevation be­
ing 2700 feet, or 100 feet lower
of many riffea and much ammunition
cannot lie given the other members'
than Prineville in Eastern Oregon
in an El Paso warehouse own«) by
of the caste, aa they were all «pially
Canal Tolls $4,000,000
Morning brought tbx>ds of sunshine
a member of that party and the ap­
clever and help«! round out a lieauti-,
in all their mountain lieauty
Four
pear an«* of General Salazar
in
ful performance
Washington. June 29. A total o
hungry men devoured great stacks
Western Chihuahua. Diev recalled
While the weather kept many
th«* activities of General Orozco. S4. imio . ii OO in tolls was cultected fo.
away who would have liked to have of 'Compton'» lieat" in the hot
the Panama Canal in the
___
cak«* line. We were olf early to
Caravo and Salazar in the anti­ the use of
.
,
Tin me pnystau examoMM»».
sen the play, there was a large at­
pernxi
of
time
between
the
opening,
Mexico revolution and their suben­
John Preston, Unite«! States dis- tendance who voted it the best enter­ view the property of the Crown
of
the
waterway
for
traffic
in
May
Starling east, a half h«»ura
quent service during the ti uerta
trict attorney, ad vis«! the examina­ tainment of its kind over sw*n here. mines
of last rear up u> June 6 last.
walk brought us to th«* top of a
regime.
tion of another witness held in New
During April the tolls for the
small mountain som«* half a mile
Fishing Tackle
York.
first time were greater than the cost
east and 700 feet higher than the
Cladek
Our •*st«*em«i patron. V.
It was said at the close of todays
of operation an*! maintenance of the
cabin.
The mountains were lieauti-
has notiti«! The Tribune that he has
session of the grand jury that the
If you want fishing tackle to take
canal.
ful.
the
scone of vision ex«*llen(.
sold his farm up Crai*tree way and
name of the San Francisco bank with you on your early spring out­
Almost
directly
bem-alb us JOiHI
is now a resident of Portland.
through which the all«*g«1 recruit­ ing. don't fail to see Haney, the
Mr. ami Mr*. Jeff Myers, Mr and
feet
lower,
da»h«l
the raging Santl-
ing of 300 men here was financed, jeweler, about it. He has just re­
Mrs Kiley Shelton and Mr. and
am,
while
stretching
on want and
Scio Tribune one year for St 25
has Ix-en learn«!
ceived a new stock which is the )u*at
Mrs. Fid Myers, motored over to
reaching up to the mountain top«
the niarkel affords.
Girvallte last Sunday in Jeff's new
the sloping fields of bhximing Rh*xlo-
Convict Escaped
Ke<> Jeff says the road from Albany
dendrons f»d«i from vision in the
Th«* fact that the left arm of the
to (xrrvallia on the west aide, is the
distan«*
Bird, animal and flower
DR A. G. F’RIl-L
A convict escaped from the peni- editor of Th«* Tribune has furnished
beat piece of road he has t raveled I
life is much more numerous in the
tentiary, probably a trusty. Tuesday all the country newsimpers with a
over in the state.
Pbyziciae and Sorgeoa
mountains than in the valley. Floial
morning at about 9 o'clock. After select morsel of news, almost con­
cla«i hills, singing birds, »lashing
Calte Attended
E. C. Peery and Dr. Hobson wear escaping he traveled south and was strains us to have the other arm
streams and beckoning skies, what
Day or Night
The only
short sleeves these days. They are located near the railroad bridge of broken for their Iwnefit
ru*hneas of Iwautv. Yet old Moth«*r
He does his thing that prevents is. we n«*ed our
SCIO
ORE.
devotes of fashion and we wonder the North Santiam
Earth,
the great store house of the
how long it will Is* before they wear traveling at night when most people right arm to make out bills and do
i are off the rood.
| other necessary newspaper work.
(Continued on page 41
low necks, aa well.
El Paso, Tex.. June 2H. General
Hu«*rta. ex-president of Mexico. ar­
rived here today, accoiniwm«! by
several well known Mexicans. Soon
afterward h«* was taken into cusUxly
on charges of conspiring to incite
conspiracy against a friendly country
and held for a time at Fort Bliss,
until h«* gave $15.000 bail.
WIDE RECRUITING
PLOT INDICATED