The Scio tribune., January 20, 1916, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
VOL. 4
SCIO. LINN ('OUNTY, OREGON. JANUARY 20. 191«
NO. 34.
THREE DIVORCES
FREES SIX PEOPLE
SCHOCH. NOTES
Prof. White went to Iwbanon la*»
Friday evening to attend the debate |
between th«- l*-banon and Br<-wns- ■
ville high M*hools.
Otter Kitten Art Settled. Ferecteswts
Four of the high srhool boysj
started out for a eo»m hunt Monday
morning
They returned at rmoc
without seeing any game.
Grated Hd Decrees Eetered
it Severel Cases
Judge Galloway completed th«-
work >n hi- d«-partm«-nt in th* cir
butt court Saturday.
In th«» cate of Collin* vs. l*»ng,
the plaintiff* were allowed to tile an
amended complaint making other
partie* defendant*.
A foreclosure decree wa* granted
in the case of Lucy Stokes vs. Anna
Campbell et al. •
In the ca*e of J. C. Moyer vs. J.
R. Power*, a’decree of foreclosure
wa* «ranted
A decree was granted Daniel Han­
in hi* suit for divorce from Nellie
Hare. He wa* granted custody of
children and title to property. De­
sertion wa* alleged
In the -aae of Harriet Peel va.
Wm. Peel, a decree of divorce wa*
«ranted and plaintiff wa* given
judgment on •600U of a DSO.OOO in­
heritance due Peel upon the death
of hi* mother, who live* in England.
Roy Crawford wa* granted a di­
vorce from Bemir Crawford. The
child wa* placed in the cuatody of
the maternal grandmother and lift
per month for care of the child *et
aside.
In the case of A. L. Eate* vs. G.
M Fro*t et al. default and decree,
foreclosure.
Sale confirmed in the caae of
Morgan v* Troutman et al
Miss Johnson spent the week emi
at her home in Albany
i
If the lagrippe keeps on spreading
there will stain be no schtad al all.
Mrs. P. H. MacDonald ha*charge
of Mis* Shannon's room.
The physics clase spent part of
Friday afternoon down at the elec­
tric light plant studying the dyna­
mos.
Senior Editor.
MONTENEGRO BOWS
TO POWERFUL FOE
Th Utcnfitiml SantMltr Artrt h
Antrii is Accepted. Sm
I«f1m
Berlin. Jan. IK The king and the
government of Montenegro on Jan.
13 aaked a cessation of hostlK^tt
MOVE FOR GERMAN
REPUBLIC IS BEGUN
Mmftstt lincili t» be ta Caana at
PitfaiMtotts ia City ta
SwtUirtMd
Shelburn Items
Mr and Mrs Samuel McGilvery,
of Condon, spent Suntiay and Mon­
day with their old neighbor*, the:
Gibbon* family. They left for C*li->
fornia to spend the balance of the!
winter
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ercell (hdiorn was hurried last
Thursday.
11.26 THE YEAR
ARMY AND NAVY
ACADEMIES ASKED
Iwntj Million Dellers In Ntw Amy ad
Nay Sckeels Siiflil by
In« Md Humphrey
l»ndon. Jan 15s It ia reported
Washington. Jan. IM.
Senator
Mr. Duffield return*«] to his Lime1
from Zurich and corroborated from
Jones ami Representative Humphrey
in Portland, after spending three
Berne and Gem-va that a German
of Washington. today introdu«*e«l
w«<ek* here. Hr acted a* agent dur­
republican mamfeato will be imucd
bills appropriating •15,000.000 for
ing Mr Shanks vacation,
I the establishment and equipment of
in the near future at Zurich
It is
R. P. Elliott, <>f Ix-banon, wa*' a military academy, similar to West
said that behind the movement are
burrietl
here last Tuesday. by the1 Point, at some place in th«- state of
scientists and other leaders of cul­
side
of
his
brother
Hr formerly Washington to lw d«-*ignate«i by the
ture in Berlin, «nd th«- opinion is
'
live»]
south
of
Scio.
eX|»re**e<i that wh«*n these orrson*
Secretary of war. They also intro­
duced
bills appropriating •6.000.000
declare for a republic in Germany
Everybody i* *ick or busy waiting
««»me 2.000,<>00 social democrat* and on the sick in this vicinity.
for establishing in Washington a
syndicalist* will at once rally tn their
naval academy |>atterne«] after the
academy at Annapolis.
support
Republican Mcnliment, according
In addition Senator Jone* intr«e
to the rumors in question, ha* Iwen
dure«] bills as follows;
Approximately •3,000,000 for the
brought to a brad by upprchen*ion
that the Em|»eror’s illness may prove
construction of a dry «lock al the
to he so serious that the t'rown
Puget Soumi navy yard.
Quietin« the title of settlers In-
Prince may be called to the leader­
ship of the state. It is declared iKftast is Mart H im II hr Celt go«*] faith on Northern Pacific Rail­
road Company lands and providing
that the intellectual classes in Berlin
Orel Slot Pined it line
for the granting of lieu land* to the
and other centers of German
thought will not tolerate the ar«-«-»
railroa«] for lands lost by settle­
if Yur w 1914
ment.
’
smn of the t'rown Prince to power
Appropriating S26.OOO for survey­
—
at this grave crims in the affairs of
the German empire.
ing and Iwffinning construction of a
Chicago. Jan IM. Grosa earning*
However strong or weak may be I of United States railroath continue road in the Olympic National Forest
the feeling in support of a change * tn refl«-et a large movement of from the g<»vvnim«*nl fish hatchery
on the Big Quilceiw- river to the
in the form of the German govern­
freight in all parts of the country,
summit of Mount ('«instance
ment, it is said that there is no
th«- total of all roads making treekly i
question that the reported republi­
Appropriating •l(Ml.lMN) for the
return* that have re|*»rted for '
can man.feato will be ua«u«-d Among
construction
of a roati in the Mount
I Ih-cendH-r amounting to •32.086,042'
it* content*, aa it ia deacriln*d in the
Baker
forest
reserve from Glacier to
land increase of 18 7 per cent a*
Zurich story, will be a passage de­ <»om|>ared with the corresponding : Mount Baker.
claring that truly German ideal* month a vear ago
have tieen trampled under foot by
Practically all roads of any impor-
the present rulers and that th«* re­
i tance made satisfactory gains, but ;
moval of these i* essential if the
the improvement is rapecially mark-
Fatherland is to escaj»- irreparable
i «*] on the leading systems of the,
disaster. *
I south, indicating a complete recov-1
Fre«i Malone killed one more l*>b
RAILWAY EARNINGS
i
SHOW BIG GAINS
and opening of ¡ware negotiations,
it was officially announced today by
Austro-IIungarian headquarters
‘ Montenegro ask* for peace.** wud
Count Tisza in the Hungarian parlia­
ment. The proceeding* under the
first paragraph of the order of the
day had just been completed when
(xiunt Tisza asked for permission to
interrupt th«- discussion. He «aid
Sweet Home Iteou
that the and government of Monte­
negro had asketi the inauguration
Mr* J. T. McMasters, a daughter
of peace negotiations.
| ery from the depression that pre- cat and a coon the other day.
of Mr. ami Mr*. W
H. Davis. i*
The announcement caused a greAt
Teams Cross Columbia on Ice
I vailed in that section at this time
The Crawfordsville I. 0. O. F.
visiting at the home of her parent*
commotion in parliament.
lodge inltiaUvi eleven new meml>ers
i last year.
in Sweet Home.
"We asked that beforehand Monte­
The Dalles, Jan 18. This city ia
Among th«* roads showing the in the first and second degrees last
Quite a lot of aickneaa i* around negro unconditionally lay down her
experiencing one of the coldest spells most pronounced increases are the I Saturday night. Quite a large crowd
Sweet Home and F<wter during this arms" continued the premier.
in its history, the mercury having »'hesapeak A Ohio, 1985,671; South­ from Brownsville attended. They
Cold weather
Joyful shouts follow*«! this state­
<irouped to 17 below last night. The ern. 1872.788; Louisville A Nashville had a bount«n>us supper afterwards,
The Foster school haa been dis­ ment.
maximum temperature thia after­ 1917.1 mm , t'incinattl. New Orleans A although the night was bleak ami
"Just at this moment." he con­ noon was 4 above During 43 years
missed for the week on account of
Texas Pacific. 1203.491; Alabama i cold.
sicknem
and tne extreme
cold tinued, "the new* has arrived that the period for which an official re­ Great Southern 4120.131; Wretem I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jame* is
the unconditional laying d«>wn of cord haa been kept. The Dal lew ha*
weather.
Maryland 1284,876 and Mobile A visiting the latter* iwrent* at this
arms has been accomplished ’’
been colder than 17 only twice
Nearly ail of J. II. Reinharts
Ohio. 196.283
place.
"Since the preliminary condition
A heavy blanket of snow covers
family have been down with the la-
has tieen fulfilled, peace negotiations the ground
D. W. King haa received a letter
Teams hauling loads
grippe. but thev are getting lie tier
Bad Accident
will be entered into immediately.** are now I wing driven across the
from his wife. Rutha, at Ashland,
now.
Ore., where she has gone for her
»Vilumbia river here.
A Mint of Moaejr
No services at the Sweet Home
Dr. Prill was called to Laeotnb health.
church last Sunday, the weather be­
Sunday tn attend a young man by
Council Proceedings
Mrs. Ellen Malone has moved to
The former director of the United
ing too cold and of the lagnppe
the name of John White, whose Murry Barret's to live a while. Mrs.
States mint in Philadelphia, Mr.
also.
right leg had been shattered below Barret is her daughter.
Bills allowed J. N. Ixmg 13.40;
Imndis. resigned after serving for
the knee.
Dr. Prill stated that
Wm Rathjena left Monday morn­
12 year«. In commenting on the D O'Brien SI.50; Ralston Electric
Mias Nora Splawn. of Alimov, has
about
two
inches
of the bone was
ing for San Francisco, where he will
fabulous wealth that haa passed Light Co. 31 cents; Ben Thayer
returned home after *p«-miii>g the
thrown to the outside.
look for employment ami if success­
through his hands Mr. lamdis state« •2.40.
holidays with relatives ami friends
ful. Mr* Rathjens will go later.
The accident occurre«] when White
An all ni«hl electric light service
that it consisted of Sil .000.000 in
at Holley.
John Lueder* has sold the greater cents, 119.000.000 in nickels. |H6.- for one month at an additional cost ami a number of others were hunt­
C. L. Malone passed in the teach­
ing coins. In cutting a tree, it did
part of hi* ranch, about 440 acre* 600.000 in silver dollars, halves, of S10 was ordered.
ers examination at Alliany and haa
not
fall
as
it
was
supposed
it
would
to a Mr Scott, of Lebanon.
quarters and dimes and S372JHMI,-1
The city jail wa* ordered dried
laid up some of his studtea.
out
by fire and that new bedding and a split off portion struck the
000
in
gold.
The
entire
coinage
Roy Wood, of Pleasant Valley, haa
- young man with the above effect.
The young folks fr«gn Sweet
totals S4H2.600.000
for same be purchased.
been quite sick of lagnppe.
Home,
(ireenville and Holley ha<i a
Dr.
Prill
advised
amputation
of
A. W Hagey was authorized to
most
enjoyable
time coasting down
Card ol Thaalu
Albany Has Naw Store
the
leg.
But
neither
the
young
look after the chemical engine and
man
nor
his
father
would
submit
to
the
hill
in
Tom
Malone's pastures
to keep the same in order. He wa*
during
the
snowstorm
and freezing
the
operation
and
on
this
account
H. R. Worth, formerly of Che* allowed 15 per month for caring
We wish to extend our thanks
the
young
man
’s
life
is
endangered,
weather.
and appreciation to ail those who so hall«. Wash , opened a large depart­ therefor.
The recorder wa* instructs«! to
kindly assisted in the burial of our ment store in the Wallace block,
Mrs. ('haa. Hamilton is visiting
father. Mav they all be aa kindly at Albany, last Saturday. The Wal­ collect light and water bills one
if you want any of the daily her parents and other relatives in
jiapciA. The Tribune will get them Eugene.
remembered in times of trouble is lace building is one of the handsom­ month in advance
est and most commodious store
for you at Bargain Day rate*, pro­
our sincere wish.
Adjourned.
The community wa* *h<>cke«| the
Otto Alexander.
structures in the state outside of
viding you pay for The Tribune on*
Cora Calavan and family , Portland.
|
year in advance.
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