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THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL. 5 *T(). LINN COUNTY. OREGON. NOVEMBER 23. 191« NO. 23. MEXICANS JO HEAR CHAS. A. MURPHY * PLAIN WORDS TODAY NEW PRISON HEAD Ta Organize a Good Roads Association To the Editor: SI.60 THE YEAR 3 LIVES LOST WHEN BRYAN PLANNING TO LAUNCH HITS LOG LEAVE DEMOCRACY On next Saturday afternoon st 1:30 o'clock. November 25, there | AntncM C mmkmmd Are Pretori Ctotf [agntir at Eastari OrtRM Stati ti ItftM Tenis »I Treats' lesitai a Maid Far tie Wariaes Placa Atlantic (Tty. N. J.. Nov. 20.— Louis Cabrera and hto colleagues on the Mexican-American joint commta rn on will be formally told tomorrow by Secretary of the Interior lame, chairman of the American commis sion. on just what terms an agree ment providing for the withdrawal of the American punitive expedition ami the protectiyn of life and prop erty along the international border may lx* reached. Salem. Nov. 20. The state board of control today named Charles A Murphy, of Pendleton, as superin tendent of the Oregon penitentiary to succeed J. W Minto, resigned Mr. Murphy was nominated for the place by State Treasurer Kay. and Governor Withycomhe concurred tn the nomination Secretary of State Olcott voted for Erank Meredith, ! secretary of the Washington state fair board st North Yakima and formerly secretary of the Oregon state fair board. The meeting at which the new superintendent was chosen was held behind closed doors. will be held in the county court house, a lunn countv “Good Roads, Convention." Two delegates have] already been chosen from each vol-1 ire, Itti Htlgtisre. Firarei Rtsidtat at Pitrim lirier's Ips Are Now SiM Oiifaa City, Ormi Maar It Be h Pr obibitioa Nanu Castle Rack iittoi ii 1920 mg precinct, and these delegates are to assemble here at the court house in the circuit court room ami (‘■astir Rock. Wash , Nov. 20,- organize IhcmseGea into a prrma- Mrs. Bert Helgeraon, Formerly ne nt "Good Roads Association." A . Mias Bertha Croon. daughter of Mrs. great deal of interest has been mani Maggie Cross. of Oregon City,; Mrs. fested in this movement, ami the i Helgeraon'a 17 month-old daughter interest grows as the movement con ' and Riley Helgeraon, brother-in-law tinues. This will I m * om* of the most of the dead woman, were drowned important steps that has ever been I in Silver lake, six miles east of thia l JSl l !SI -«■■■»-». rwi n Omaha. Nov. 20. ■ As one of the results of the recent election Ne braska to to lose William J. Bryan. He has dismantle«! his home at Fair view, shipped a portion of the furni ture to hia winter home ut Miami, Fla., and is sending his splendid library, the pride of his heart, to hia summer home at Asheville. N.C. al which place, it to said, he will hereafter have fits residence, main taining only hia busincisi addr«*tsi in Nebraska. taken in Linn cuur.ty towards get ! place, yesterday when a launch in ting better highways. which they were riding struck a State Highway Engineer la*wto, submerged log and capsized. of Salem, has agreed to lie present Mrs. Anna Helgeraon, mother of and address the meeting on "How Riley and Bert Helgeraon. ami the Fortified bv the assurance of io construct roads" ami will present only other occupant of the boat, F airview is to I m - for sale, although ■ President Wilson that he will back the subject of "Needed législation saved herself by clinging to the Mr. Bryan's brother, C. W. Bryan, the American representatives in their along the line of better highways." I overturned craft until rescued Riley denied that Mr. Bryan haa left Ne efforts to reach a settlement of the It is hoiied that at least two dele I Helgrrson. who was 21 years old. braska (or all time. It to said in Question at issue between Mexico It is expected that Mr Murphy gates will be here to represent each I was entangled in the ropes amt held political circle« that Mr. Bryan, and the Uniter! States. Secretary will take charge of the prison about voting precinct. This will I m * an in tirneath the overturned vrnavl having been entirely deserUd by lain«- returned here late today. He December 1. At the present time structive meeting ami will arouse a The party hud l»ern out for a Nebraska democrats, ia now prepar immediately went into conference he is serving as chief engineer at great deal of interest towards get pleasure cruise, ami had taken ing to leave the partv and announce with Dr. J. E. Mott and Judge Geo. Eastern Oregon state hospital Dur ting better highways throughout the ahoard supplies at Barnes* store, al himself an out-and-out prohibition- Gray, the other American commis ing the construction of the hospital county. Silver Lake, ami were bound for lat. Many Nebraska democrats be sioners. informing them in detail of buildings Mr Murphv acted as An effort to Is-ing made to circu their home on the opposite side of lieve he has ins eye on the pro the conference he had at Washing supervisor. late the report that the Good Roads the lake when th«* disaster occur- hibition presidential nomination in ton Saturday with the president Mr Murpiiy is a former resident Association is being organized for I red. 1910. The formal meeting with the Mexi of Salem, where for years he was the purpose of increasing th«* taxes Mrs. Helgeraon is a niece of W Mr. Bryan has been de|>oard as cans will take place tomorrow. engage*) in the plumbing business and hard surfacing the mad* A. Cross, of this citv ami who visited the democratic leaiier in Nebraska The atmosphere of uncertainty He also was employed at one time throughout the county. This is not at the Cross home here last summer. and the man who de|M>acd him. Unit and even hopleesneea which haa been at the Oregon stale hospital here true. The purpose of the Good Mr. ami Mrs Cn«« left for Oregon ed States Senator Hitchcock, was apparent for manv weeks was en and at the institute for the feeble Roads association to. first of all, to Qty on the Monday morning train. last week reelected to the senate tirely lacking tonight. The Ameri minded see that we get value received for over Brvan's most determined oppo New Can Not Enough cans appeared confident that the end One of the chief qualifications the money that is annually ex pended sition. Furthermore, Keith Neville, of the conference Is in sight. Thei^ which moved the majority of the on the roads, and second, linn* that i San Francisco, Nov. 22 In spite an unknown, unheard of young man propositions have been reduced to board of control to appoint Mr. the roads art* improved according to I of the fact that the Southern Pacific from the western part of the state, writing, and it is understood will Murphy as prison superintendent a spécifié«! plan was picked up by Hitchcock and admit of little debate. was the fact that he had had mili The plan heretofore followed in com|iany to receiving now about 2<N> thrown at the heads of the Bryans, The Mexicans appeared not to tary experience, and is regarded as constructing roads will never pro new Isixcars a day from the builders defeating ( has. W. Brvan for the take a pessimistic attitude of the exceptionally well fitted to handle duce good roads in Linn county. in the cast and will soon have a democratic nomination for governor situation. Mr. Cabrera again assur men. The money and labor expended in I total of 1500 new cars, it to unable 1 to come near meeting the enormous and was afterward elected governor ing newspaper men that he was In lMlk he was made second lieu most <*aars improves th«- roads just over the opposition of both Wm. J. hopeful of an amicable adjustment. tenant in Company K of the Second for <>ne season, and at the end of demand made on it by shippers and C. W. Bryan and all lheir There was n > evidence that he was Oregon Volunteer regtinent. serving the season the roads are in aa bad I The car shortage situation to as friends. prepared to recede from hia position in the Philippines through the Span condition aa they were before they | acute as ever and th«* problem from Mr. Bryan's first defeat of the so long maintained that agreement ish’Amcrican war and the Philippine were improved; and the work has to| the view|M>int of the railroad man year was when Nebraska democrats seems to I m * aa far from Iwing solved to the plan of the Americans was insurrection which followed be done all over again. Geo. F. Richard refused to send him aa «delegate to out of the question. The roads in this county are very as a month ago son, superintendent of transports the democratic national convention. little better today, everything con The question at issue is not the CITY ELECTION NEXT lion of the Southern I’acific, to on Thia was laid at the door of the sidered, than what thev were 20 withdrawal of General Pershing's ! his wav to Washington, where he Hitchcock organization. The tame years ago, and yet an immense troops. They will be called back organization defeated Bryan's broth In a few days a new corps of city amount of money has been expend will sp|M*ar with others before the when the American government is er for the nomination for gov«-rnor. Interstate Commerce Commission convinced that it can be done with officers will t»e choeen ami the people ed on the roads, This county is "The Hitchcock organization nomi for the purpose of arriving al some out placing the eafetv of the border of Scio should be fixing in their getting old t*nough so as to enter on | way of handling the trouble. nated them; now let the Hitchcock in jeopardy. The more debatable minds who. of their cititens. they a more permanent method of con- I It to hoped that rules may be organization elect them," the Bryana question is the method of controll wish to place the destiny of Scio struct! ng roads, so that the roads | made whereby an even exchange in said. ing the border after they have been with during the coming year. The will tie permanent highways, It The Hitchcock organization elect- principle work of the present council does not follow that they have to I cars sent east through the gateways taken out. of the Southern I’acific may I m * ob «1 Hitchcock, Neville and th«* entire be hard surfaced in order to make remains in an unfinished condition * The Mexicans have objected seri tained. At present the comjianv state ticket, although the Bryana ously to acknowledging the right of and for the new council to complete. them permanent roads. This has haa more than «000 boxcars on and their friends opp«isc<l the ticket the United States to srnd troops Surely every citizen desires this been amply demonstrated in the «*aatem lin«*s which it to unable to at every turn. across the international Iviundary in work to be completed according to eastern sections of this country, as ! get back. pursuit of bandits, but have been prearnt plans Not only Main street, well as in Europe Parent Teachers Association Thanksgiving Dinner Every taxpayer interested in bet more insistent that in caar troops but Mill street from the city hall to the flouring mills should be improv ter roads to invited to be present at are sent they be moved subject to The Parent-Teachers Association certain restrictions. When the Mexi ed in like manner Only progressive, the meeting on Saturday. The Scio Hotel will give a Fhanka* will meet Friday evening, Nov. 24 can commissioners leave here it will up-to-date council men will carry Albany Commercial Club giving dinner on November 30. be with realisation that American thia project forward. Therefore, we A. L. Habet. Pres. in the school auditorium. Please give your order <m or before An excellent program haa been forces will be used to run down any should be careful to not select men Novemlter 28, so that we mav know W. B. Eaatburn, Secy. provided, refreshments will be serv raiding band that crosses the border of a reactionary turn of mind to for how many to prepare. ed and a good time in general is into the United Slates, regardless of these places The Scio Hotel. Special Services Scio is our home. Moot of us ex expected The much needed play where they may have to go or of shed for our school will he discuss how long they may have to stay in pect to continue to live here indefi-! Attentine Fanners nitely. Therefore, let ua make The Federated church will hold ed. The school to working on a Mexico conditions as pleasant as possible, special aervices next Sunday morn picture contest. The room selling 4 Good printing can be obtained having due regard for the taxpay ing in thia city. Rev. Iler will speak the most tickets for the art display I want your beef, mutton nnd«W| only where the proper types, press ers pocketbook. But let ua keep from the subject “Why should we will receive a prize picture, given hogs I am atill in business es. material and expert workman moving forward, never backward give thanks " Pastor Iler ia arrang the evening of the Parmt-Teschera when you have any of the ship is found. The Tribune office To do this we must elect city officers ing for an especially fine musics association. mentioned, telephone me powwasrs ail of these requisites and who think for the future and what program Everybody cordially in All interested in this association between fi and 7 a. m or the prices are right. vited. ia due ua aa time paaats. ^are invited to be present. to 9 p. m. Thos