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THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL 4 SCIO. IJNN COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE M. 1916 NO. 62 CLOSING EXERCISES KITCHENER LOST ON SCIO HIGH SCHOOL VOYAGE TO RUSSIA Diflomis Were (rifate* We had ■ very pleasant hail storm Prues Gma fur Alta Ari Aaeef th Victim LAND GRANT ACT FLAG DAY PROCLAIMED IS NOW READY BY STATE EXECUTIVE 0»lf PltSlfat $ Presentai ti Tvtht Cnwtr. With All h Burl B Sfa - F Nt Valuable SI.26 THE YEAR Mr. and Mr*. George Moore, of i Brownsville, visited at the home of D. W. King Sunday. Land Musan B Nttfa M GmfMf Witbyceabe Urge Tbit Efa FwM Act is Eipectei Sm cut Enpbm h Laid m PatiMfca Mrs. F. O. Van Epps and Mias Vivian Weddle were guest* at the Washington, June 6. Only the Salem. June 5. Governor Withy- Lindon. June 6. Earl Kitchener, home of Mr. and Mr*. T J Malone Ijuit Friday evening at the large signature of Pnwident Wilson is now com lie ha* iMued a proclamation auditorium in the public nchool build British Minister of war, ami four of Wednesday lacking to complete the final enact designating June 14 a* Flag day and ing. occurred the closing exercise* hi* aide* were Inst at *e* off the A. J. Duncan visit«*! at the home ment of the Oregon and California urging that the people devote th«* of the moat successful year in the Orkney Island* last night, when the of T. J. Malone Sunday; *o did A. land grant law, the House today «lay to exerci*«*« conductive to loyal history of the Scio school*. The British cruiser Hampshire. which L. Weddle. having ratlfic«! the conference re ty to the flag He urge* that dur large auditorium was tilled a* long was conveying them to Russia, was Fred Malone is suffering with a port. The measure i* exfiected to ing the «lay the flag bt> display«*! a* there was standing room, includ sunk, either by a torpedo or a mine. reach th«> White House within th«’ from public building*, schools, All on board the cruiser are believed very liad sore throat this week ing the large adjoining hall. home* and plac«** of businesa. next few days. The conference re tn have |a*rished The «hips com The exercise* Iwgan with two Jake Pugh and family have moved The proclamation reads: selections by the Scio orchestra with pany is said to have numbered be to the farm, living in a lent until port do«Mi not change the original tween 2IMI and $00. House bill a* to th«- administration "Whereas. June 14, 1916. is the Li Weaely leader, followed by invo he gets lumber to build. of the law The law aay* that the 139th anniversary of the adoption This announcement, made official cation by Rev. H. R. Iler. Mr*. Hattie Rice and Mr*. Maggie Secretary of the Interior, in co of the Stars ami Stri|«es, and Owing to the fact that Hon S M ly by the Admirality thia morning, Sloan visited at the home of Mr* operation witn the Secretary of "Whereas. Organizations of a Garland had tn take part in the caused a sensation in London and Pearl Wright Thursday tn get some Agriculture, or otherwise, is author patriotic nature in Oregon arc de dosing exercise* of the Lebanon the feeling of gloom that followed sewing done. ized an«I directed," etc. sirous that sjwcial empha*i* lie plac schools, which was in progress at was even greater than that produc Ecklea Murphy paw*I through In the opinion of Representative ed upon thi* day ami it* meaning; the same hour, the program was ed by the early account* of the varied and he was permitted to pre recent Jutland naval battle, when it town with his hounds ami a coyote Slnnot, who ha* given much time to and "Whereas. This generation ha* sent a handsome gold medal made seemed that the British navy had hide which he got on Wiley creek th«* l«*gi«lation. the Secretary of the It was the first coyote they ever run Interior is al<>n«* empowered to ad M«en no time when loyalty and pa of Santiam gold, which he had off met a complete reverse. F < >. minister the law should he so deni re. triotism are more required than That all on l*>ard the Hampshire as they are young hound* ered to th«- grammar grades for It is exi>«*«'ted, however, that the now. or when the encouragement of excellence in English Mr. Garland ptobably were I oat i* admitted in Van Epos shot the coyote. interior department will utilize the these vital virtue* is more appro the official account, which aay* that talked in a very happy vein for a Hugh McQueen i* going to attend service* of the forestry department, priate, iwtrol vessels dispatched to the central soon a* the Cochr/n family few minutes concerning the value "Now, therefore, I do hereby pro scene immediately after the tragedy particularly in the valuation of of a good understanding and use of leave. They will move to Washing and search parties detailed along timlwr. claim Wedrwwlxy, June 14, a* Flag the English language ami then hand ton Monday. Special agent* of the general land Day throughout the Slate of Ore ed the la-autiful medal to Hazel th«* coast have found nothing more office and the gt*<>iogicai survey, gon, and I earnestly urge that the Philippi. who had scored the highest. than a few bodies and a capmseii An Important Office and laith under the interior depar tm«*nt, day lie devoted to exercises indica Editor B F. Irvine, of the Port boat. Lindon hold* no hope that a Competent Officer will lie um*d to classify the lands. tive of and conducive to lovalty to land Oregon Journal, was then intro either Earl Kitchener or any of the the Hag. that in home*. sch<Mil*, duced as the *|ieak«*r of the evening. ship's company has been saved. One of the most important duties Miller Io Be Here church«** and businew cslabliwhment* Mr. Irvine in his preliminary re devolving on the voters of Unn the occasion lie fittingly observed: marks, told of hi* boyhood day* in Off For (be R om Show county in the November election is an«l that the entir«* common*«*alth Scio, of hi* being a pupil in the Arrangement* have been mail«* to the «election of a coupty superin at this critical peri«*! of internation Scio school when but one teacher secure the services of Hon. M A. Tuesday morning Mr*. A. G. Prill tendent of *ch<M>la. This office* has al unrest unite in honoring the flag was required, of hi* familiarity of Miller, of Portland, to deliver the and niece. Miss Kershner, Misses la-come one of the leading factors of th«* Unite«! Stat«** of America the many swimming hole* and hunt oration at our 4th of July celebra Berryman and Smith, of the Scio in the educating of every student in and in pledging renew«*«! and vigor ing wood*, in which he had partici tion. Mr. Miller ha* consented and, public schools. Ot Alexander, and the school* of the county as well a* ous loyalty to it and the principles pated. of his many boyhood tights, as he is an orator of note, the people Bill Young, and several other* whose a leader in the development of the of liberty it represents. etc., then introduced his subject of may expect an intellectual treat at name* we did not learn, were pas material resource* of the county. "In leatimonv whereof, I have address. "Optimism.** that time. senger* aboard the West Scio bus The present incumbent. W. L. hereunto set inv hand and caused Mr. Irvine i* an excellent «peaker bound for th«* Portland Hose *h<>w Jackson, has. by hi* tireless effort*, the great seal of the state of Ore and he pointed out in a most forc Monster Trout Caught placed the work of this office far in gon to be hereunto affix«*«i this third able manner the advantage in life Business Men Entertain advance of anv previous administra day of June. 1916, of an optimistic view of things, of l-ast Sunday A. E. LI wards, of lion in the history of the county. Jam«*« Withycomlw, the happiness produced bv looking The Tribune office. caught what is Governor of Oregon.’’ on the bright »ide of the many af At the instance of Prof. O. V. Superintendent Jackson ha* l>e«*n believed to lie the largest trout fairs in life. Hl* address required White, a number of Scio’s business petitioned by more than nine-tenth* ever brought into Scio. The mon To the Citizen* of Scio, Ore: nearly an hour for delivery and the men entertained at dinner at the of the teacher* and encourage*! bv ster was caught a short distanci* I eqiecially d***irc to call your at verv dose attention given by the Scio hotel. Liitor F, B. Irvine, of many repreaentative citizen* to la- lielow the Green bridge, in th«! tention to th«* aliove proclamation very large audience, showed how the Portland Oregon Journal. County come a candidate for re-election and N«irth Santiam. Th«* fish meaaund and request that on (his occasion Commission Douglas Irvine, of a* he is a worker of the first magni 24| inches anil weighed after lieing you at least decorate your home* deeply interesting it was. , After a local solo by Mr*. E. H. Brownsville. Hon. S. M. Garland tude and a live-wire in every r«**ia-ct, brought to Scio. pounds. When and place* of bu*in«*as, with the Hobson, the presentation of prize* and Mayor Underwood, of l«elianon. should be supported by every citi first caught it would undoubtedly American Flag. last Friday evening The dinner zen of the county. His personal have weigh«d i pound more, He was in order A. G. Prill Dr. and Mr*. A. G. Prill had of was excellent and the social enjoy knowledge and experience in every was a reaiside trout and made a Mayor. fered a prize of a medal and $10 in ment. in which several after dinner grade and phase of school work is hard tight to stay in the water. gold forexcelence in English, award speech«-« were made, was most an asset to the county which can ■■«— i.- .m.n. "Oe g . ..... . Brandci* Takes Office not be duplicated by another. By er! by Mrs Prill to Ixirene While, pleasant. 59 Killed in Arkansas Tornado hi* leadership the school* of Linn J. F. Wesely presented a large silver Washington. June 5. L>ui* I). county have Isrcome the first in the cup to Sylvia Gooch for superiority Married Lt tie Rock, Ark , June 5. Fifty- Brandeis, of Boston. today took his state The 8th grade system of in mathematic*. E. C. Peery pre nine yersona are reported killed and neat as an Associate Justice of the state examinations in the elementary senter! a medal and $10 in gold tn more than 100 injured in a *enr* of Supreme court, the 62d citizen to At the home of the parent* of the *ch<M>l* has twrn encouraged to the Ethel < arson for excellency in tornadoes which swept Arkansas rise to that high distinction. groom. Mr. and Mr*. G. Muzzy, by extent that these students have history and applied civic*. this afternoon. All mean* of com Rev II B. Iler, on June 1, 1916, The eeratnonle* lifting the new entered the high school* of the Principal White then presented Mr Luther Muzzy and Mis* Elsie munication are crippled ami it t* justice from among the rank of at county and we now have more four diploma* to the graduating class S. Bartnik. both of near Scio, were feared the list of dead am! injur«*«! torney* to a seat on the first court year high school* of the county than consisting of Emma Kotan, Eunice united in marriage will lie greatly increased by later of the Nation were precisely ihow* waa in the entire state at the begin Shimanek. Ethel Carson. Lorene report*. The ceremony occurred at 10 a. by which his predecessors likewise ning of Superintendent Jackson’* White. Inez Hirona, Bertha Smith. m., which waa followed at the noon At least four person* were killed were elevated term of office. The present high Sylvia Gooch. Ledmela Kukacka, hour by a magnificent home wedding and half a dozen other* were injur school fund law, optional with the Orville Gilkey. Alvin Gilkey, Ltllie dinner. ed seriously in * tornado which Scio has the reputation of sending people, waa first advocated by T. L. Sim*, ami Ada Thayer. These last ■went across Garland enunty late more had eggs to market than al- Mr. and Mr*. Muzzy are enjoying Dugger, the editor of the Santiam two were of the class of ’15 and their honeymoon over on the New today and through the aouthweat ( most any other town in the state.. News and a canva* of the countv were taking poet graduate work. port beaches. portion of Hot Spring*. All merchant* and buyer* should waa made by Superintendent Jack Willamette University presented • candle every egg they handle *ml son, resulting in the adoption of the a scholarship to Ledmela Kukacka. decorated with the class color*, to When in nerd of anything in the this undesirable mitariely would present law. which ha* prov«m a Following the close Prof, and Mr*. the graduating class, their parent* way of job work, call and *ee u* ■oon disappear. In fact farmer* and great success in establishing high White gave a reception in the and a number of invited guest*. We do first-claa* work at reasonable all egg producer* should do the Domestic Science room, which was Dainty refreshments were served. (Continued on page 4) price*. candling themasJvea.
