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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL 4
SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. AUGUST 12, 1915
NO. 12.
11.25 THE YEAR
NOAH, NOT EVE. ATE CROWN PROPERTY
TURKISH WOUNDED
NORTH AND SOOTH
CARRANZA AGREES
TO MEET ENEMIES
APPLE IN GARDEN
RECEIVE GOOD CARE AMERICA IN ACCORD
SHOWS RICH ORE
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I k I i W if 50 080 Tun
Wteck Mif Mikl Sen Ptkpli
»I Ciap mi Scraubtsly
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—TU Belief is tie People
is 0«ttawi
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M i N iumis
Philaiiclohia, Aug. 9. Eve did
Just a few »lays ago, th«- »levelop*
Washington, Aug 9 Two impor­
tant developments in the *M«*xican not eat the apple. She did not give tm*nt work of the Crown Milling &
Adam any to eat and thus bring Mining (simpany, 12 miles above
situation today were:
about
the fall of man fron, a state Gates, on the lgttle North Fork of
First (»eneral Carranza agreed,
of
innocence
the North Santiam. uncover«*«! a
through hi* Consul here, to enter in­
It was N»»ah who fell
He was l«*dge of mineral tearing ore 70 feel
to a peace conference with his ad
Sp«x*im«*ns of this ledge|
versaries
In doing so his consul ordered not to eat of th** cassia tree wide.
file«! a brief stating his position in in th«* Garden of Paradise, but hr brought to Scio, carry gold, silver
As the»«* »(»•ci­
detail and hi« claim« to recognition. did. ami then the curs«* cam«» u|»»n copper and lead
The curse was that he should mens are taken, practn-aliy from
Second The position of th«» Unit­ him
eli State» toward Mexico was out- have ill-h«'«lth ami early death in­ the surface, competent mining engi
stead of living to te* 50,000 years nerrs think when the excavation,
lined in an official statement.
tunnel or shaft reaches a greater
This position was declared to lie: old, like hi» ancestors.
Th«*se statements are according to depth, a larg«* quantity of very rich
“That neither Carranza nor any
other military faction in Mexico is th«* Sumerian theology, and are mineral will lie reach«*»!
The proj- *tor» of thi - mint- live ■
in control of the country or can be founded in a tablet written la-fore
th»*
days
of
Abraham
The
tablet
in an»I near Scio
R E Peery, ttn-
consider«*»! as triumphant in the re-
is now in th«* University Museum. diacoverer am! manager, who ha* |
public. «
given a large part of his time for i
That, the ri-sl’piirp*- T th»* Philadelphia.
A hint of this was given more i the jiast five or six years to t hi­
revolution was accomplish«*«! a year
ago. when Huerta was overthrown, than a sear ago. when Dr. Stephen i mine, ia moat enthusiastic. He la a
ami that the strife which han con­ l.angdon. professor of Arayrology at close student of geology ami feels ;
tinued since has been over faci! onal Oxford, announced that he had . airailutely certain that one of the I
Will AM
Constantimipla. Jun«- 30.
The
h.-alth of th«* Turkish troops nt the
Gallipoli and Dardanell«*» fronts is
g»M»J. and th«- wounded from them-
thvaters of war are well car«*«! for.
Washington, Aug. 10. Powers »if
North ami South America aln-ady
havc ngr«-»**l upon a definite plan for
■iealing with the Mexican problem,
an»! when the Pan-American confer­
r»» thia may te added that the Turk­ ence is resumí?«! in New York Wed-
ish medical staff has shown much n«raiay. th«* progran.me will I n * for­
rrsouicvfulneMi and that the oe- mally ratified.
casional paucity of material» and
This information came today from
!,.-»iir.»iii» i>U 1» met in A «pint one Secretary lansing, who though he
would not ex|iecf to find in an orga­ would not discuss details, rai«l he
nization of which so little g»M»| was was <i«-cid«-dly encourag»*»! over th»’
raid during the late Balkan war. prospect
D m * capacity of the hospitals imqiect-1
Th«* confidence exprvraeil by off!-
•*d by the Associate»! Pre«» corrvi»- cial« generally here, that the con­
ismdent ia more than 30<)0
fereea who are representing tile
Every battalion in th«- field has a| United States. Brazil, Argentina,
«urgvon and several trained sanitary Bolivia, Guatemala and Uruguay
-terview men
On th«ra- real» the l will be able to «hap»- a course likely
task of keeping the camp clean. i to bring peace and restore constitu­
All men at the front have l>een tional govcrnm«»nt In Mexico is due
vaccinated against typhoid and ty- , to the fact that all are agrve«l that
phus. the vaccinated men receive I most of th«- people of th«* revolution
differences ami ha» not been in translated a part of a tablet, which rich«*st min«*» in the northwest is certificates. The constant changing torn republic ar«’ thoroughly sick of
he had eopieii while in the Univer­ iembraevd in th«* Grown pr<>i»rrtv
I cau»«*1 bv lo«ws and reinforcements war and with encouragement from
reality a revolution.
The fact that the mine has an I make» frequent inspections of th«-«« friendly powers will promptly join
“That it considers General Villa. sity Museum of this city. Since
Men who in th«* movement to clean house.
while financially weakened, still is then, he ha* compared the tablet iibundancv of water power and lim- certifi’-abu neceaaary.
an active elem«*nt in Mexico’s affairs with every other known tablet and ' lw»r ami ia within a short distance of fail to produce a certificate are im-
A largi* section of the country and
who must be rekonj»d with an adjust­ historical account, including the | the railroad, a*Id* materially to its meiliately revaccinated.
a vast majority of the |»*ople have
book of Genesis
value. Then the fabulous amount
ment.
not te*en involve«) ip th«* fighting
Dr. Irangdon says this tablet is at I of mineral bearing ore. assaying up
“That the so-called científico«-» do
which followed the overthrow of
Linn County School Fair
not enter into the problem now, te-- least 1(100 years older than the ac- to |40 |»-r ton, l»»gether with th«*
Huerta
Moreover, it ha» been re­
naturally ffevorable location, makes
cause it ia considered that the over­ count in Genesis.
ported to President Wil*»>n and Sec­
A» th«* time again approach«-» for
the Grown a property of untold |
throw of Huerta disposed of that
lour
Annual Linn County School Fair retary Lansing that only the fear of
Nortb Saniiata Mine«
element.
value.
reprisals by the military chieftains
which 1» to I m * heli! in conjunction |
We congratulate Mr. Peery
“That the first problem to lie
has kept th«- people in subjection
with our regular County F'air at
solve»I in restoration of pear«» ia to
It ia reported that the l«ewis ami his staving qualities an«I which
I Scio, In-ginning Septemiier 8. every while the country hm» lieen impover*
find for provisional presid«*nt a man Clerk mine has ta-en *»ld tn «-astern raem to lie on th«* eve of great sue-
is bed by the batti«« of relatively
boy and girl of the county and j
The fact that numtier» of in­
who represents th«» cause of the parties. The wagon road from Black «*«•»!•
small force« of armed men.
especially th*ra* of Scio am! vicinity,
original revolution against Huerta, Eagle to th«- mine, a distance of six veators have baan to «•** the proper-
shout»! begin to seriously consider
Saucy Carranza Say« Keep Out
but who do«-» not rwceaaarily rrprv- inil»-a. will te completed at once ami ty ami expre«« a willingm-w» tn pul
what t*> have on exhibit at the fair
assur-
srnt any of the factions now al ore blocked out until spring, when money- into the vimture. gi
" be I Th«* worthy boy or girl like the
a m«»dern reduction plant for the ance that development w»»t
war.”
Washington, Aug. II, Gen. Car­
worthy man or woman, of the aire
milling of the <»re will lie er«*ctcd. earrie»! forward rapidly a.
proper
ranza precipitated new trouble when
I in whi«*h we live, is property <-laam-»l
The ore earn«»» gold, silver and lead mills «-«tat’lishe«!, when th«ra* who
lie sent Secretary I-among a »harp
according to what he or she can do
and considerable developim'nt has are lucky enough to own some of
note advising him to ceaac meddling
thertock. will begm to reap divi- This being plain fact, the problem
txM*n done in the (amt. opening large
in the affairs of Mexico. Simultane­
When our Creator ha»i made all
1«. what dara shall each of us lie in?
bodies of milling ore.
ously
he sent nu-raages to the Pan-
the good things for this earth, He
I It is to I m * ho|H*«i that no boy or girl
American
conferees notifying »-ach
Pickaicked at Silver Geek Faib |’*f ,h'*
®f ,he count* **” f**'
Gold Creek mines are showing
then had some dirty work to do. so
that
he
had
better keep Ins country
Hr made the rattlesnake, scorpion, activity.
Otto Hansen, manager,
to I m - a iHxwter for a greater fair
out
of
the
conferenc«-.
Carranza ask-
toad anti the vampire, then the arrived in Elkhorn by auto Sunday
this year by having something for
e»l
the
United
State«
to
permit th«»
last Sunday some 3M Scio people
on his way to the mine and made
hyena and the skunk.
exhibit even if that something be
"rev>ilution*
’
to
take
its cour*e.
Out of this mem He ha»l some arrangements for the hauling of a concluded a picnic at Silver cr«-ek very small. Again every person,
scraps left with which he made a lafg»- amount of equipment ami sup­ falls was alxiut as nice a days out­ old or young, tributary to Scio Criticism of Brazilian Minister Oliv­
era was voicc«i in the statement,
plies to the Gold Creek camp at ing as could be selected.
knocker,
»houl<l have the local pride and pub­
which «ieclar«*»! it may te- rai<l he is
The
following
drove
cars:
E.
C.
A knocker is a two-legged animal once
lic spirit to assist in making the fair
with a cork kcrew soul, a water sog-
responsible for th«- present status of
Peery with 5 people. Francis Arnold
better each year if powdble
Sunny aide mine* are prr(»armg to
g»*«i brain and a combination of jelly «tart work on their property in the with 5. R L. Devaney with 2. Ira year several local fairs will tie held Mexican relations with th«* Unit«»*!
States. The note to Sec Ixtnuing
Richardson with 5, Dr. Prill with 4.
and glue.
in the countv and as ‘a result the
near future.
also raid that < Carranza thought when
Mr
White
with
7,
R«»e
Phillip«
with
Where other men have hearts he
•ucremt of the fair at Scio »lependa
The
high
price
of
copfier,
lead
and
the Pan-Amrrir-an confer»*nce stai ted
5. Fred Bilyeu with 5, making a
carrte« a tumor of decayed princi-
more on local support than ever be­
zinc
1»
causing
excitement
among
they would decide what faction m
total of 88.
plea.
fore. however, we arc working hard
the
mine
owners.
Zinc
is
approx!
Me|ic«« deserved recognition and
Other cars made trip» as follows:
When the knocker come« down
ami expect exhibits from every sec­
mately
three
time«
higher
in
price
then
extern! it.
P. H Macdonald, to Salem and Dal­
the street, honest men turn their
tion of the county. It was planned
than
it
was
a
year
ago;
lead
is
about
las. Ethel Arnold up Crabtree creek. I
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backs. Angels weep in Heaven and i
I during the last school year to have
Samples of Soudan Grau
the devil shuts the gattrs of Hell to i double in price and copper ha« ad­ A. E. Fidwards up Thomas creek and I an exhibit from each room or st
vanced from 12 cents to 20 cento a J. A. Bilyeu to Lebanon.
keep him out.- Fix.
least each department of the Scio
pound
Two werk» ago Joe Young brought
schools, space will lie reserved for
I
«ampie
of Miudan ( him , which be
a
Bid« Wanted
Foot
Badly
Cut
J. F. W early. secretary-treasurer
this purpone. Every student, patron
is
growing,
into town. This «ampio
of the Crown Mines Co., wans visit­
| and loyal supporter nt the Scio
was
about
four
feet in height. Two
A little son of F. L. Smith when , schools should feel it a »pec ia! obli-
Toilets complete, for Scio Public or to the mines this week. Mr,
Weeks
Inter
a
«ample
from the same
school as per plansand specifications Wesely secured some very tine views playing in the creek the first of this ! gation to make this exhibit a succeaa
plot
measured
six
f»*ei
and is just
on file at the Clerk's office, includ­ with his camera of the gigantic ore week, jumped upon a piece of glass, | by being an exampie to the other
heading
out.
Mr.
Young
thinks
ing stand, pipe and hose for lire body the Crown people have been cutting his foot tn the bone. The I schools.
soudan
grass
will
prove
a
great
foot «bowed an uglv appearance
exploring the past few weeks.
protection.
Your newly elected
principal,
forage
crop
for
the
Willamette
from the «tart and blood poisoning i Prof. O, V. White, is a live wire in
Bids close August 21, 1915.
Quite a crowd of people came in­
valley. The last specimen had l»-rn
set
in. Hut by dose attention the school bnsineaa, hut being a stranger
J F Weaelv
to Elkhorn Saturday on their way
growing but A3 days. For silage
Clerk
to the Crown mines. < has. Errick- inflammation »»< r»-ducrd and. a* I to local conditions, is placed in a purpose«, soudan gram is mid to Is»
we go to press, the boy is thought
superior to c»»rn an»l will yield a
greater umage per acre.
The Scio Tn buhe (1.25 per year
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to be out of danger
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