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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1915)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE srio. I.INN COUNTY. OREGON. JULY m . 1015 SCIO PEOPLE CELE ORATED ELSEWHERE Damaged Hu Automobile SCIO CITY COUNCIL FILLS VACANCIES 11.25 THE YEAH Succruhil Fishing Party The bridge across a »lough near Mr. and Mrs. I*. II Maclhgiald. the oki »laughter houar iff the south .Mrs Emma Cyrus. Miss Winn, of part of town, ha* been rebuilt and Portland. Mum Nita Bilyeu, Mias placed in the center of the r«»ad. Bernice Morris, Frank Morris, and / Formerly it was «»mewhat to the Merl Cyrus went up Thom*» creek H«my Miller Al Taytef. Renne*. Ma Sill Intttb Captala is Rill«* a«* S ii Takes east aide of the road <>n Saturday Saturday for a two-days picnic and night Walter Miller wax driving his fishing trip. The entire catch for Oecetst*. L C Pian. N L M«r Past Tb« Raider n Farced auto along the old road track and the trip was 427 fine trout. Mrs. Visit«* rtSM. I Liadle» Elect«* tl Fl«« not noticing the location of th? new Ollie Mac I *oo aid proved the most bridge, missrd the bridge with two •uco-Mrtful lady fisher, her catch was wheels, resulting in considerable 40. Because July 4th occured on Sun damage to h»s machine. Fortunately Queenstown. July 6. With nine When Henry Miller ami Al Taylor The Tribune extends thanks for a day. celebration», picnics, outings, deed sailor» stretched on her deck, removed from Scio, and death call.-d no one was injured. fine me«* etc. have lieen spread to cover thr««e eight men lying wounded below and John GUI, just otM’-half of our city ; or four day«. Usually you can at her «idea riddled with »hot and «hell council had become diaqua lifted. It tend but one celebration, but many the British »t earn ship Anglo-Cab- was then up the remaining three Scio people attend««! two with a fornia »teamed into Queenstown councilmen and the mayor to supply picnic on Sunday sandwiched be hailmr this morning after having th«—«’ vacancies, Is-cau*- without tween. withstood th«« attack of a German unanimous accord, the decimated Saturday the celebrating feature submarine for four hour» councilnianic board could not do was ushered in by Uncle Ike Hates rhe ship's eacape fiorii drstruc- business S.- la.it Eridav «-wiring and others firing a salvooof anvils in Tb« Dactirs Say Assisti» is Panamac the remnant of the old council got Fff« Girts G« ir latbi«t at Sana List tion was accomplished with no other front of the blacksmith shop at mr«ni of defense than the indomi- busy and fill«! the vacancies, with —I. P. Mafgaa Fants the S««*ay Attira««« m * I«« sunrise. Early in the morning table spirit of her captain and crew, the following: i: <’ Peery, N I PI m Ara Orsa««* hacks, buggies and autos were in combined with masterly wamamdnp, Morrison and J. M Lindley. evidence, preparing to carry their which enabled her to frustrate the There is much work for the re occupants to the selected place for efforts of her asailant to torpedo constructed council to do Hur the day’s enjoyment. New York, July 5. Frank Holt, streets and sidewalks ne«-d attention, Salem. Or.. July 5. Mia Maud her. By far the largest portion of our ths Cor nd I instructor who on Satur sanitary conditions nerd looking Smith, a bookkeeper in l*l>anon, citizens went to Crabtree, a few to day shot J. P Morgan, will not, in after ami the town t id ini up in and Miss liorothy Rauch, a high Mill City, a few to Salem and quite ths opinion of Nassau eoaatjr offi general before our County E’air is school girl of this city, were drown a number for a two-days* camping cial». go to trial before a jury for on. «1 in th«' Willamette river here yes Instead, they expect and fishing on our trout streams. his crime. The Tribun«’ lielieve» lhe new terday afternoon while endeavoring On Sunday a select picnic and fish that h«- will lie »ent to the hospital memliers will add strength to our to save Miss May Rauch, a teacher ing |>arty spent the day up Thomas for the criminal insane in Mattea city board of law makers. They ar«- of this city, ami the third member creek anil on Monday a large num wan. there to eml his days Mim fw iKhs «I l»a Falls ib Puts el practical business men. have imtia of a bathing party of five. He will tie arranged Wednesday tive, have had experience along Ruth Rauch. ai*> a school teacher, ber of our people, including our th Stat« hi Nall as Hom bane Itali team, heard the eagle in Glen Cove before Justice Win £. thesr lines ami are not afraid to do ¡«nd Miss Gretchen Brown, a high Luyster. and unless hr is granted a things While they will be mmoim school girl, both of thia city, also scream at Jefferson. Saturday evening J. F. Wemdy further continuance hr will be held cal and careful with the city’s finan plunged into the deep water in try St. Louis, Mo., July 7. A tornado treated his family, relatives ami without bail for the Nassau county ces. they are broad minded, farsre- ing to save Mis« Rauch and were and cloudburst which swept St friends to quite a pyrotechnic dis- grand jury. This does not meet un ing and know that the timelv ex *>aved by rescuers. Iz ’ iiis and St. Charles counties late play, at his handsome home on the til Septemlier and in lhe meantime pending of money in caring for th«- The young women were wading today caused damage which may alienists will study him in the jail public welfare, is real practical in the river near the suspension hill in the south part of town. aggregate half a million dollars, Crabtree is said tn have had a at Nineola. Their report is exp«*t- economy. bridge approximately 10 feet from large crowd of visitors on Saturday. i<d to furnish the evidence on which the Polk county line, ami none of isolated several small towqa and de- The program for the day consisted he will I m * sent to Matteawan them could swim. The dredger had ■ lugrd parts of this territory with This disposition of the CMt will of speaking in the morning, a barba recently operated at that place, ami four inches of ram in half an hour. In spite of heavy property dam cue dinner, a i>aseball game and be satisfactory to Mr Morgan. It unaware of the deep holes It hail age, no definite loss of life was re other sports in the afternoon and a at once saves him th«’ n«*ewuty of made. Mav Rauch plunged Into one ported, although railroad men »ay aptM>aring in court against him. dance in the new Farmers Union of them. She called for help ami that the village of St. Peters had Mrs. Morgan is also saved that hall in the evening immediately her companions re- lieen blown away and that 40 |Msr> trouble and any danger of annoy sponded, and had not John Paulus, sons had been killed Fishing Tackle ance in the future from the man’s Certa«««! at Pbil«*tl0n lagraitff« manager of the Salem Fruit Union. St. Charles suffered most from escaping Paranoia is not one of John Trait, an employe of Brown's m tba Rtlic is Place* m the tornado, an area of more than If you want fishing tackle to take the disrases from which recoveries planing mill and Harold Starr, em 100 square blocks lieing damaged. with you on your early spring out are made. th Tritt ployed by the Salem Boat company, St. Charlee Rorromeo's Catholic That he is suffering from this dis ing. don't fail to see Hagey. the who were on the Salem side of the jeweler, about it. He haa juat re ease is the positive declaration of river, apiwsred so stsm on the scene church wa« wrecked, th«1 storm tearing down the east and wust ceived a new stock which hi the beat Dr. (leghorn, the Nassau county all would have been drowned. Philadelphia, July 5 Philadelphia jail physician, whose patient he la. the market afford». Rushing across the river in a walla ami cracking the south wall so saht good bye to the liberty bell to Dr. Cleghorn is the only physician motor boat they arrivtsi in time to that it crumbled to the grown. day. Escorted by the First Brigade, A wall and part of the roof of St. who ha» «vn lhe prisoner »incr he The Bigge«! Typewriter rescue May and Ruth Rauch and National guards, the old revolution Joseph's hospital were torn away. was committed. He haa seen him Miss Brown. The l»>dy of Dorothy ary relic passe«I between the lane« — The patients, though panic stricken, at least once a day since he was Rauch was recovered in 10 minutes A typewriter that is nearly 20001 of thousands of persons to the Penn were remove«! to safety taken to the jail, and after yester but life had departed. Mia« Smiths times the size of the ordinary ma- : sylvania railroad station, was hoist Several houses were darnag«!. body was recovered in 20 minutes, chine is one of the novel exhibits at* day's visit said there was no doubt ed on a specially constructed car, but attempts to rtmuaiiate her also the Panama Pacific exposition. While, as to his mental condition. and. amid cheer», left for the Pana proved futile. instalM principally as an advertise ma Pacific exposition ment, this enormous machine also The 1*11 is bring taken west on a serves another purpose of as great Returned From Kantaa Viait The Unn County E'air is but two special train which will make more importance, since it is used for writ Very few persons, even those who than seventy stops for local cele months away ami the manogement ing newspaper bulletins that can he are well informed on most matters, On Friday afternoon of last week,, !■ arranging for apodal premiums. brations before it reaches San Fran- read a block away. This machine, know how much an inch of rain is. The first to lie listeil an1 by R L. Mr» Francis Wesely. son Edward cisco on the night of July 16. Six which is 21 feet wide and 16 feet The average man or woman probab Ellwood. the owner of the Percher- months will elapse before it will lie and daughters Rose and Lucy, re high, is reisirtm to have cost |100.- ly has an idea that an inch of rain on stallion Fanchon. follow»: returned to its case in Independence turned from a tivo-months visit to 000. The ty pe are three Inches In is a mere trifle on nature's part E'or th« ’ liest horse colt sired by Kansas relatives snd friends The Hall. height and prints letters which are This m entirely wrong In reality party returned via Sen Francisco, Fanchon, let free aarvice; 2nd 26; spaced two inches apart from center It is a good big rainfall, more than Please Pay Up where they spent a week looking at 3rd 22 60. to center. falls in many localities in an average E’or the best mare colt sirwl tiy the big fair All were very glad to —————————— week The Tribune haa a large amount get back to Oregon ami think there E'anchon. 1st free service: 2ml 26; A rainfall of one inch means liter- of money due from delinquent sub is no other equal to the Heaver 3rd 22.60, ally that the amount of water de scribers. advertisers and for job state. DR. A. G. fJRILJ. scending in a particular shower work. Your account, though small, Ed says many fields of Kansas would cover the surrounding terri wheat have l*rn rumeii l»y the hes Phytkiaa aad Serge«« when totaled with several hundred tory to a depth of one inch, provid others, amounts to a considerable sian fly and will not lie harvested Calls Alterni«! ing it did not run away or soak into sum and we need the money. Heavjl rains has injured many other Day or Night the ground fields. Confer a favor to us by remitting An inch of rain coming down on SCIO ORE. at once. a single acre of land would fill more Ph<>ne 274 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coffey were than six hundred barrels of 46 gal- Silverton visitors Wednesday. Iona each. I Scio Tribune one year for 21 26 OREGON ASSASSIN MAY GO TO MATTEAWAN SUBMARINE 4 HOURS WILLAMETTE RIVER CLAIMS TWO GIRLS TORNADO SWEEPS OVER 2 COUNTIES LIBERTY BELL IS ON ITS WAY WEST A Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTISI J
