The Scio tribune., July 29, 1915, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
VOL. 4
A PROMINENT PIO
uerD r ADuro nr in
NU b K I MOvlUl
Land Suit» Not Dropped
' ’r •Jub w ,,r"**u‘‘,,n
i*******1 Mn<‘ Hyd«- I «nd caws
1000 DROWN AS
VESSEL OPSETS
Mailman'« Bicycle to Go
Washington. Suly 27. Th»« use of j
bicvclea or motorcycles in the rural
delivery service is prohibited by an :
order MMurd today by Postmaster- j
will lie pre»w*d. according tn an an­
nouncement made tn the State tj*nd
General Burlcwm effective January
Board today by Attorney-GaMral
lut« Pirtiu «I W mh j »4 CMirii
Brown and C. R Rundr I. «preial
I. HHfi
agent of th* fixiera! government.
In announcing this order. Mr.
Wer« Amant th fichas al
Negotiations for a onnprnmise be­
Rurh-son holds that vehicles of thesr;
tila Disastri
at hflwsaa
tween the Ixiard and a numtier of
typ»-s do not have the carrying
*ll«-grd innocent purchasers are in
ca|iaritv needed for the [isroel post
progrew. but Mrsxis Brown and
service and d«i not afford m-cesxarv
Chicago. July 24. A thousand protection for the mails in bad
Daniel Donahue died Sunday even­ Rumlel say the mterewts of th«* slate
ing at his home thia side of Scio, at might be p-opardiM-d if further de­ persona lost their lives in the Chitra- weather The order will affect almut
the age of 7H years, and the county lay were allowed
go river today by the capsizing of NIMH) carriers who use these vehicles
the excursion steamer
Eastland.'
loses a worthy citizen, tme with many
'while warping from its vvharf with
friends who will sincerely mourn hie
more than 2400 «-m|»loye» of the
death
He was a good father, hus­
Western El«-ctric n>m|iany and their
band and citizen.
relatives and friends >»n board. bound
Mr. Donahue came here in the
for a plaaanrv trip acrixw lj»k«-
‘60s and it is an interesting fact
| Michigan.
that he wax the first man to buy a
After ceam-le*» work all day ami'
pair of overalls of S. E. Young when
far
into the night, the bodies of 642:
he opened a shire here. Mrs. Dona­ A Ride IlifHtA WM« Hills Sluws th
Stilts II Act M Putita at
victims
of the catastrophe, were!
hue died a year or two ago. A
Einst Aincattx >1 Laads m
O k »-TI» Natan it Mm
family of seven children survive
I collected from the temporary mor­
gue» and taken to the Second Regi-
him. Mrs Gedney, Minx Margaret,
OrefH
is Stent
of the Hamilton store, of this citv;
■ ment Armory,
When th«ne bodies had Iwen tag-
Mrs. Abrahamson, of Hoquiam. Mrs.
Kyle, of Corvallis; Mrs. Feller, of
l-ast Saturday afternoon this edi­ ' ge«i the coroner, taking into consul-
Washington, July 27. A definite
Aurora; Mis. Gibbons, of Shelburn; tor with some twelve or fourteen ••ration estimates <>f I km I h - s thought «lep toward settling the Mexican
C. L., Kale ami Kelly Donahue of members of the K. of P order of to lie in the hold of the steamer ly ■: problem will lie taken by the United
the home place. Albany Democrat. this city, went down to Hubtaird to : mg on its side in the river and m j States government in the near
DEFINITE STEP IN
MEXICO PROMISED
CROPS IN MARION
ARE THE BEST EVER
BERLIN DISPLEASED
WITH LATEST NOTE
All
Paper* Say
Only
$1 25 THE YEAR
SCIO. UNN COUNTY. OREGON, JULY 2». 1015
NO. 10
Alternative is
to Continue tke Submarine
Warfare
Berlin. July 27. The comment of
the principal provincial newspapers
together with that of the Berlin
pre«, that the American note ia
entirely unsatisfactory and leavea
Germany no alternative except to
continue her aubmarine warfare
against h<mtile commerce, regard lean
of consequences, unleaa "Great Brit­
ain. ax a renult of the forthcoming
note from Washington, nee* tit to
change her illegal blockade pvdicy."
The Koelnixche Zeitung, after re­
viewing the various steps in the ne­
gotiations, says:
"The tier man and American stand­
points at the end are as far apart
a» at the tieginning ami an under­
standing ia utterly imposMble on the
barn» offered by the United States.
"Germany will neither diaavow the
sinking of the l^isitania nor offer
¿damnification for the loss of those
reckless Americans who peridied on
the steamer. Germany will continue
her submarine warfare in the same
manner an in the pa>«t two months
She will continue to show consider­
ation toward American ships ami
passengers and will hope, naturally,
that development* will m>t lead to a
sharpening of relations with the
United Slates.,,
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Sigurd
Landstrom. Jeweler at
Letianon. Ore, requests this paper
to announce that he will pay trans­
portation on all repair work sent
to him and tflat the work will be
done at the lowest price and done
right, fully guaranteed.
Wrap your watch or other article
for repairs carefully ami send by
parcel p<*t with your name and ad­
dress in the upper right hand corner
ami Sigurd Landstrom will do the
real
assist in dedicating a new K. of |* the stream itself, said he hopes that
i the total dead would nut exceed
hall in that city.
’iodo.
The dedication wax along the lines
The Eastland, said by marine
usual in such occasions ami is an
»architects
to have lieen top heavy
evidence that th«- K. of P. boys in
lMtllast«*d
in
an uncertain manner.
that little city are alive and duly
!
turned
over
inside
of five minutes
appreciative of the order.
Th«' leading feature, however, of after it began to list, pouring Its
the trip wax the magnificent country passengers into the river, or im­
one
through on the trip. No prisoning them in its submerge«!
finer agricultural country can be hull.
found than th«- eastern portion of
the Waldo hills. Fine farm house«*
and liam». well cared for orchards
and most excellent growing crops,
show that this portion of Oregon is,
in a moat fiouriahing condition. It I
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
is doubtful if any other portion of |
Oregon can compare with
this
later el All Amts Fernisttd Witbeat
««specially favonnj section.
I toe Shelton, with his auto bus.
Ftt Fruì tbt Eagloyed er
carried the following Scio K nights
Eayltjv
on the trip: W W. Miller. August
Rahn, Ona and Art Shelton, Ira.
Walt ami Bert Bilyeu, Ethel Arnold.
Postland, July 27. The Unite*!
Riley Miller, ami T. L. Dugger
notifica
I. Hoagland came down later in the States Government hereby
evening
The party started on the farmers, ranchmen, stockmen, fruit
return at 2:2b a. m. and arrived in growvrs, hopraiser* ami all other
Scio about «a. m. very tired, though ;‘hat through the Employ,
having enjoy«*»! the trip immenaelv I m*’”‘
of th«- Department of
14*bor it is prepare»! to furnish free
of charge workers in ami num tier,
Charte* Lyon Dead
male or female, skilleii or unskilled,
I native-born or foreigners, English-
One of the moat respect**»! and
»peaking or those of alien tongue.
best loved citizens of Sweet Home, I
The Government's employment
Mr. Charles Lyon. di«-d al St Marys
¡service is a national affair with
hospital in Albany at about V p. m.,
branches in every large city of the
on July 21.
United State»
A large numlirr of
Mr. Lyon had bean affecteii with
men ami women have registered for
gall »lom-s for mime time and went
| work at the Portland branch. From
to Albany and place»] himself under
! this numiw-r it should not lie difficult
the treatimmt of the Dra. Wallace
to secure help of any particular
for treatment. He wax operated
kind
upon some days ago and while his
rhe Government is* particularly
case seemed almost d«mperate, there
well fitted to supply seasonal labor.
were some hopes for his recovery. I
such as berry ami apple picking ami
bul terminated his suffering as above
packing, hop picking, grain harvest­
stated.
ing and other tasks that require the
As an honorable upright man,
I concentration of a large numlwr of
Charles Lyon had no peer. He was
' hands for a short but busy srason
a quiet assuming man and •> far
I This was demonstrated in the Hood
as The Tribune knows, had no
i River valley during the recent
enemies.
strawberry harvest, for which the
Mr. Lyon, at the time of his death
Government’s Employment Branch
was M> years old and leaves a wife
supplied the majority of pickers, an
and a very large circle of friends to
inspector lieing detailed to Hood
mourn his l-sai. The remains were
(Continued on pace 21
I
taken to Sweet Home for burnai.
future. Authoritative announcement
to this effect was made today at
the state department, although the
nature of the contemplated action
not disclosed President Wilson
is understood to In- revolving sever­
al suggested courses in bi» mind.
Hi» decision pr-iimbly will not be­
come known before his return to
Washington from Cornish. N H
Mr. Wilson is known to have I wen
reviewing the situation for some
time, the warring Mexican factions
having failed to hev<l his suggestion
of two month* ago that they ac­
commodate their differences ami re­
store |a*ace in the distressed country.
Apparently he has determined that
the other measures which the Wash­
ington government announced it
must lake if the l>attle of the fac­
tions continued must be resorted to.
The president's most probable
course, it was reported tonight,
would ha to urge General Carranza
for the last time to confer with
other faction leaders in an effort to
bring alsiut peace Should Carranza
again refuse thia plan, it is said ef­
forts will I m * made to assemble other
Mexican leaders who will represent
a majority of the Mexican people
Wile and Clothe* Gone
*
Allmny. July 27. That Will Jen-
mngx km>ck«xl him unconscious ami
tows<d him to the roa»lsi<ie while he
ran off with his wife and his clothes
m the story
Edward ljuhell, of
Seattle, told the police today. He
says h«- doesn’t mind the loss of his
wife, but wants his cloth«*» back.
The auto In which all rode from
Seattle to Altmny was stolen by the
(feeing pair, iuishelle says
They came up the valley hunting
work and found employment Thurs­
day on a farm near Tangent, la*
shelle says Jennings and his wife
developed a fondm-ss for each other
ami trouble culminated Saturday
night when all three and a Tangent
man took a jov ride t<> Independence
the nearest source of supply of
liquor.
W. J. BRYAN DAY
AT COUNTY SEAT
lit Grnt Genauer Makes Bal H um
Attristes ia OrefM. O h
Il AlbUf
Almost everyone would enjoy
listening to an address from lion.
W. J. Bryan, whether t»i not he
agrees with the eminent sp«-akrr
Mr. Itryan la
politically or not
one of the leading thinkers of our
nation and always has something to
say worth while.
rhe address will begin promptly
at 1 p. m. at the Albuny chautauqua
grounds
An admixaion fee of 50
cents will lie charged as a benefit
for the chautauqua society
But
liven almost anyone will l*e glad to
pav that sum to hear the leading
orator of the nation.
TENSION ABSENT IN
CASE OF LEELANAW
Time ia Gives the Crew to Leave the
Steamer --Boat* Are Towed
Fifty
Mile*
Washington. July 27. Informa­
tion on one point whether the ca|e
tain of the American steamer is«e-
lanaw was requested to deliver out
the contraluuxi in his cargo and was
willing to do so is needed by the
United Staten government before
officials can deteinune the nature of
representations to be made to Ger­
many on the destruction of the ves­
sel by a German submarine.
The Prussian-American treaty of
IH2H provided that th«! vessels Of
either party, when encountered tn
time of war. could not ba detained
if contraliatxl were given up. Should
it develop that the Iss-lanaw's »kip-
oer was ready to surrentier the cm-
tralxnd. the United Statue will pre­
sent a note describing the occur-
renew as s violation of that trraiv.
Consul4»eneral Skinner, at Lin­
don. Sent today the following mes­
sage
"lu'elanaw's crew proceed«*d to
Dundee.
Captain torpedoed ship
states to consular agent al Kirkwall
that he had ample time to l«-ave the
ship lie fore l>eing fired on. The
crew went on board th«- submsrin**
and remained for some time
I In­
ship's Imata were taken in tow 5U
mil«.**
Ms Wuled
Bids will lie reevivixj fur the con­
struction of standard cement si«fe-
walks. consisting of 5b2 feel of
walk. 5 feet wide, and Ah feel of
walk N feet wide and 602 feet of
curbing.
All to he on the city of Scio
grade, according to plan« now <>n
file with the district clerk.
The Ixiard of directors r«w«-rve
the right to reject any or all bids.
All bids must lie in <>n or before
August 1.
Work in filling the walla on the
J. F. WESELY,
Weaely buildinc was l>egun Tuesday.
that riet Clerk