The Scio tribune., April 26, 1917, Image 3

Railroad Time Table
stopped bls walk end stand lu-llng but
uu ber with hie body bout forward and
bla bands clas|«d behind h'.m. in ex
Arrival and Departure of Paswenger '
actiy tbo same posltl-si that be had
Train»
done tbo same thing al era many a
Woodbum-Sprinffftwld Branch
time before Then, turning about, be
weal fur bls glass, »u|>t-ort«d ua a pair
WENT SCIO
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♦ of brockets against the front of tbo
♦ bouse, and. taking It down, leveled It
North
7:50 am i ♦
* She Came Into Cape Cod * ua tbo vessel.
South
5 SI p m
It was a schooner under half sail.
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In Good Condition
Tbero was a light wind, sud she carne
Corvallis & Baatoni
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♦ along slowly
Sow sud again abe
HUNKERS
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Would luff up Into the wind, rumai»
By f. A. MITCHEL
stationary fur a eimtt while, thru,
To Albany
t2:25 p. m
catching tbo broeae. move forward
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From Albany
9:22 am.
again.
"Ixtuka as If tbero was no one at tbo
Motor to Mill City *
t9:06 a m.
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from ”
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4:21 p.m. Captain Roratckel eeoaed going to beltà.' remarked ibe captain to him
self
er« wtth the close of I be year 19U end
f Daily except Sunday
lie lowered bin glass for awhile,
retired to bla tx-me oa Cape Cod He
raising it again wbeu lb» e bouner bad
Auto bua leave« Scio puatoffice
bed built that h->mo on the seashore drawn nearer. Thio time be could sew
J 10 a tn & 5 < mi i> m for Wr.«t
and could kwh upon the ocean end the ber deba plainly, aud not a |«ero>>x
8:16 a m & 1:30 p.m. for Muniurn i ships rounding the raps or standing could I» seen u« them
"That a very strange.*' said the rap-
far out to era. tn summer be would
tain.
either
be
sitting
In
s
wicker
chair
on
Federated Church
It certainly was the strangest sight
bis porch <>r pa- log to sod fro. as had
Captain llarnirkel bad over seeu-a
soo. OREGON
t*e»i bls habit on the bridge In either
full rigged ship sailing l«efure Ibe wind
Sunday School
10 a. m. ease be was not far from an old fash
with not a |«eraou on deck, not even a
Preaching
___ 11 a. m. tuned glass that bo bad used many beltusmau Nor was tbero sign of any
person Lu the bold below or In I tie rig­
Christian Endeavor. 6:30 to 7:30 D.m.' years before at sea.
One mornlug-It was the second sum
ging
Song Service
7:30 to 8:00 p.m : mor after tbe captain had retired from
The vessel •«< moving parallel to
Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:30 p.m.1 see life- be was pectug the porch tbo ab>-ro Had she uot she would bars
Brother Meikeljohn. leader.
when, eeotng a sail approaching, be been beai beai. When she carne oppo­
site tbo Hanilckel borne abo luffrd up
H. H. Iler. Pastor |
Into the wind and remained siatlou
ary. The observer bad a good look at
tier She mtuw <I tu I* In perfect coa
dltioo except that Iter brats were gons
That abe was at the mercy uf the
winds and tbe waves was evident If
there were persons aboard of her they
wero certainly below, but tbc-rs was
not tbe slightest sign of any uue above
or below.
By tbla time tbe vessel waa observed
by other persons thau tbe captain,
laying aside bla glass, be walked to
his gate and then h down to an Inlet
wbvro tbero were boats Taking one of
them, be took aboard a volunteer crew
aud was pulled to tbe strange ship
Bra< hlog her. Im directed that the an­
chor be let go and tbe satis lowered
Tbe ship being thus brought to a stand­
Practically a Daily at the paice of a
still. tbe captain looked about him.
Weekly. No other newspaper in the
As be had u<>tl< rd from the shore,
nothing was amiss on deck except that
world gives ao much at ao low a price.
tbe boats were gone. Tbe party went
telow and found nothing at all amiss
The value and need of a newspaper in
there. Indeed, tbe table was art in the
cabin for breakfast, aud a
of coffee
the houaehold was never greater than
stood al one end of tbe table. It was
at the present time. The great war
stone cold, as were all tbe dlsbea that
in Europa is now half-way into iu third
had been prepared. Evidently sotne-
tblng bad occurred Just beforo thoee on
year, and whether peace be at hand
board were expecting to all down to
or yet be far off. it and the events to
tbo morning meal.
follow it are sure to be of absorbing
The only indication of a hasty flight
waa that tbo lockers In the stalernoms
interest for many a month to come.
stood open and for tbe rural part empty
These are world-shaking affairs, in
A few ple>es of «lot bln g lay u(>on tbe
which the United States, willing or un­
floor. That women and children had
been aboard was evident from tbe fact
willing. is compelled to take part. No
that articles of > lathing titled for such
intelligent person can ignore such issues
perrons were present. The log was
found, and the last entry bad been
The Thrice-a-Week World’s regular
made six weeks before aud bad euded
subscription price is only SI.00 per
abruptly wltb no mentluu uf approach­
rear, and this pays for 156 papers.
ing danger
Tbo name of tbo ship painted <>u tbo
We offer this unequalled newspaper
stem and In other pit ra waa the Es­
THE THRICE - A - WEEK WORM)
pers nu. from which It was Judged
and THE SCIO TRIBUNE together
that aha was a tqwnlard. Whatever
had occurred tu can»» her desertion
for one year for only $2.15.
must have taken place off Gibraltar,
for the last reckoning entered Indicat­
ed thia
Captain Baral'-kel bad nx-t something
that in all of bia forty years at sea be
had never met beforo
He bnd run
Scio
across derell<ts. but not a deserted
Oregon
ship. Those about him looked to hliu
for gu Ida lies, and be directed that tbe
reaeel tie taken into the Inlet and
docked. Tbla was done by the men
under ilia < aptaln'a orders The Esper
ansa was tied up. her sails lowered,
«fetors lu>-kc<l and there she remained
while those who had taken her In wait­
ed for some tidings of those who had
deserted her M-snwklte Captain Bar-
nickel rop*»rt.-d t»—r preseu<-r on the
»■»pe Cod coast t>> the proper authori­
ties.
• The Deserted ♦
:
Ship
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Joa« Alvaros, a y«»ting sailor of Cadia.
had risen from before th" mast to bg
Drat mate of a vessel, sml on returning
from a voyage tbe owuevs nt the ship
be was np announced to blm that they
were Intending to give blm a com­
mand This was g<»d news for the
Bailor for he had been fur several
I
years betrothed to a young girt, and
bla promoth u would enable him to
marry her
Not only thia. but. being
master of bio ship, be ><>uld taka bar
with him on a voyage. There was still
another advantage, the y<>ung sailor
bad saved IIO j WO aud became part
owner tn tbe ship be commanded.
Captain Alvaros waa nut given a
large ship; Indeed, tbe concern which
owned three vessels confined their ma­
rine operations to small ones. Tbe ves­
sel to which tbe young captain was
appointed waa Intruded for a freighter
between Cadia and Mouth America,
though there were rooms for a few
pa seen gers whenever any such devlrel
to go ao ber But since she was not a
steamer, psesengera seldom «red to
use ber unless it was between i-olnta
where a steamer woe not to be bad.
When tbo ship waa loaded there was
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took We bride abvard Uls ship. There
SAVE THE TREES.
wero se'vral i-aaeaugsro, la< ludiug a
few women aud cbUdroa. Tbe trip be­
ing tbe wedding Journey of tbe captain Th» Whit» Pina Bbstar Must end a
Warning and an Appeal.
of tbe ve«»ei. naturally the start was
a Jolly one The captain and bla bride
The American Forestry «««<>latlou
wero a- quaiuted Wtth tbe passengers, ba» taauvd a wanting aud appeal fur
atxl tbo voyage hade fair tu be a party co <>| verst Ion lu fighting the dlsraso
of pla-ssurv.
known as tbe white pliie blister rust
Tbo only drawback to thia pruapect that threatens ttte davstructiou uf all
was the great European war. which tbe white plue end other five leaved
was tn Its oo> u»d year, and tbe sinking pine trora la the Vnltetl Mlatra
of ships by means of German aubuva
This disease has aln-a-ly appeared iu
rtuew At that time there was no arm­ Native, New llamiwltlre.
VartuonL
ing >f uiervbautmen. and they wero at Uasaachuaetts. Cuuitre ticut. Rhode Io­
tbe rnervy uf any sutxnarine that could land. New York. New Jersey. I'etimiyl-
v-ume near vnough to get a shot at ranla. Wtocaosin. Mlum-wta aud lu
them. But Caidatn Alvaro« believed QuebsT and Ontario
that aubmariuea In fra ted tbe lanes
There Is no kn«swn cure fur it It
usually traveled by steamers, and bls
kills the white plnra lufvrt«-d, six] it
course tu«»k blm far from au<*h lanes
spreads «tra.illr The aporre ur ac«'di»
lie proj»—-d tu skirt tbe African coast
are Mown from disease«! |dura to cur­
fur *>me dutati s and than turn sast-
rant aud gooseberry buaiMMk
They
ward and > roes tbo Atlauttr where tbe
germinate ou the lea ««-a of U m - ms
o««sn surface waa largely free from
buabra The leaves thru produce mil-
sblpa. Indeed, be intended to sail near­
Ilona of sporra or »«-<n!s of tbe «li«ra»o.
ly ui*uo tbe course sailed by Coiutnbua
which are blowu by the wind from the
on tbo voyage which resulted tn tbe
bushes to tbe pines, and these, even
dlscuvery uf America.
those several miles distant fr- ui the
However, bo must croas tbs ship
nearest bus bra are Inf ««ted. is« unva
laua takes by vow*ela running between
dlsraml ami die.
New fork and Olbraltar Ilers waa
Tbe white pitira In Now Englahd are
hi» danger If be gi>t over it In safety
worth
FTa«OOOuOOlK In tbo lake »taten
tbero would not be mm b danger for
the rest of the voyage uuieaa unbap •nri.lXVi.Htii>. In woateru aiaios
pUy bo might meet oue of those sblpa tMh) and lu tbe natkmal forests *.!>>,■
sent out by tbo German government as 00ti.(Vki, or a total of •.Ml.taa«.«»»!
Vniesa the ravages of tbo white plow
•va raiders
True enougb. It was on tbe sea lane blister rust are stopped these plnra
between New York and Gibraltar that will be destroyed.
The American Forestry avaoriatioQ
a blow fell The captain, bis wife and
tbe passengers ware about to sit down urges people In all Hie regions where
to breakfast one mbrnlng when tbs the disease has been <ll»< uvrred to de­
stroy at on«« all currant and goose­
watch «ailed out from above;
"Captain, there's «'submarine on our berry tvualvea. di»cn*e«t plnra and oih
era exp«»e«l to Info« ilou
This will
port bow!"
Tbo captain ran «w deck, followed by help stop the spread of the disease.
The groat foreota nt «lend and dying
the iu»a pasoengsrs, while the wuuien
I buddled together, clasping live thlldren chestnut In Pennsylvania. New Jersey,
' In tbclr anus with blancbsd fare« New York, fottne« II- ut and M 1» t< liu
Tbe anbniarine'a periscopa c<>uld bo setts stand today mule but «-«sivlnctug
seen above the surface uf tbo water witnesses tu ttte fact that such dis­
moving toward tbe vessel There waa eases must be cbotked. If at all, lu
a tin» wind, and Alvares determined to their early stages.
try to eo> ape by putting ow ail sail
Tbe pine growth of this «-ounlry Is
Turning bla stern to the submarine, ho far more valuable than the ch«*atnut
showed her I mm I s and had the wind ever was, and the damage the blister
held might have eeraprd. but within rust may do Is accorduigty greater
' half an hour be struck a calm. Thou than the injury that has Ixsni or can
! the submartaa pulhxl Up near II«O ship bw wrought by the < Io--tout Mlkht.
an*l nrdervd those aboard of her to But experience proves that the rav­
take to tbe boats.
ages of the blister raid < an l>e. If taken
There was nothing to be done etcept In scaaou. atop|*«l tnu< It «*n-l«-r than
to obey tbe order. The women and the chestnut blight
In a number of
I children were first pot tnto the boats, places whets started It lias been iirar-
•bl« b were stock«»! wltb provisions t ly or entirely eradl> at<»l
May tbe
and water, then tbe crew am! tbo cap­ pine forests of Atneii-a Iw saved slid
tain last. All must be done hastily, not neg lee te«l as the chestnut until It
for tbe captain uf the submarine bad | la too lais' -True Talk
given a limit of time, and they feared i
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that If they exceeded It tbe ahlp would
Musical Vibrations.
be stink before they could effect tbe
We can take the scale of vltirnilima.
transfer. Besides, to emtierk on tbe
beginning with the shortest won
braving billows many ml lea from shore
lengths that have been measured the
with uothlug but oaro to propel tbe
gamma rays given off t«y radium,
boats was tn itself a dreadful experi­
whhh are only about
<*e hun­
ence
dredth of a mUllmeter l«a>g ami end­
W bile they were making the transfer
ing with tiie longest known electro­
tbo captain of the submarine aakad
magnetic waves, 10.000 meters or more
Captain Alvares what kind of a cargo
In lengthy and arrange them In a »« abv
he carried. Alvares answered that It
of qrtavra like the musi- al »-ate. In
was principally H(>anlsb wines The
the 8« ieullflc Monthly l*rofes».jr !*e-
German, nut averse to taking aboard
vld Vance Guthrie of tbe I xhi I o I siux
such a stuck, determined twfore sink­
ing bia prise lo seod for some of tbo Mtate university aaya they will cover
Just about forty eight o-tavra. of
Juke of tbe grape.
Tbo passeugera bad left tbe ship and which the rays that are visible to our
were pulling for tbe coast when two eyes comprise but one
things appeared which changed tbe
Wrens Good Insect Ealsrs.
situation The smoke of a British
Tbe wren, acvmdlng to A. A. Ha tin.-
cruiser was seen, the vessel coming
from the dire« tl««n of Gibraltar. Tbe ders of Norwalk, <’utu>. Is a valuable
submarine made off southward. Kbe and Interesting l«ir«l. It ha» a cla-v-rful
bail lardy started before a thick fog song, aud during the aiiminor iiu'tiths
Ila f«>»i
rolled up and wrapped everything in It sings almoet imesaantly
la largely ln»e«-t»
A pair of wrens
oblivion.
Tl,,>«c fn the Iwata had a cempaee I wilt work from daylight to «lark «lur­
wltb them and were thus enabled U> ing kmg June days gatbertug <ai«-r-
steer a straight course After terrible pillars and other harmful toae< is to
exposure they reached a wild part of feed their young. I have known them
Africa aud In time made their way to visit the n«*»t with I iim - cis <> u an
average of three times In five minutes.
bock to Cadia.
Their return was a melancholy one. The numlmr of luar<-ia dratroyasl by a
eepe- (ally since tiie groom's sat Inga of Pair of wrens ami tlu-tr ytMiug In a
nearly ten years at era wore supposed season la mormon». Tree Talk
to have been sent to the bottom uf tbe
Atiantk- by the submarine. The ship
owners did not relish risking more veo-
Judglng a botato.
seis on tbe d«*ep. and AWarea was
A gm»l (suato ahoubl I»- finn ami
obilgwl to remain at home In idleness, crisp when rot. and a thlii crvwa e»«--
his dlernntent being enhanced by tbe tl«Mi when hrld Is-twi-eu thè r>ca ami
fa t that he was «-enilng nothing aud tbe tight ab«>uld show a relativo ani
now had a wife t<> support.
form «llatribtitloti of starch Ibto'iglnuii
But one day when he was lamenting Ita wbole arra, se <<p|Hv»cv| tn a terge,
bla fate wurd came of the strange vew- transiucenl. watray «entrai aree, wltleh
sel that bad .<>me to Cape Cod. Noone denotra a lack <«f »tare li In thl» |M>rtlen
thought that this could be tbe ship of of thè tu iter The »veti diatributiua of
wbl‘-b Alvares had been master till tbo etareb inanrra grvah-r nnlfonnlly In
name Eeperanxa was given Then the­ cnoklng ami In letlnre «>f th" fleah
ories began t<> be hr<«cbed as to huw when c«iok«-«l
she bad earnped.
The real rrarons
which have t«een given here-the ap­
Useful Curtain fiuggeetierv.
pearance of rt«e cruiser and the fog—
The small metal orth-e cll|«w so handy
lid not tierome kn««wn till later Tbe
for keeping t*|>eta pinned together will
winds, w uich had l>een f<»r a long while
he found exceedingly nreful far dip­
out of tbe eeel. had bloww tbo ahlp
ping up the curtains at night. The
acroea the Atlantic «wean
advantage over pins tn preventing cur
Captain Alvares. t>elng furnished by
tains from blowing «rat tbe e-rrenlesa
tbe ship owners with means and docu­
windows at night la that tbe clips (rare
ments to prove property, eroaoed tbo
no
telltale boles
ocean and «la^mrd the Ea|>eranaa. In
returning
bar to Cadis be had bet­
The Notional Hymn.
ter luck than before and arrived
The filar Hpangied Banner" la hon­
safely.
ored as tbe natPsial air not by act of
Baes Libel.
Wosnoa—Bew did you get to bo • congreea. but by regnlatbma of tbe
tramp? Tramiwr -By degrees, ora military aervfces. whl«h prescribe that
I t«eg<in aa a golf player.—New York It shall be played at coloni and retreat.
Globe
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rortltnde la tbo guard sad e«M*eri
of tbe ether rirtttM-UdA
I
r>rope nt dew refreab the fnilel flow
gro; ao do kind words « beer tba a« Mug
boari.