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THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOLIDATED Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL XXII SCIO. IJNN COUNTY. OREGON. NOVEMBER 21. 191M NO. 14. KAISER’S ABDICATION NOT YET ESTABLISHED 3ANT1AM FARM TOPICS NATION ASKED TO VOICE GRATITUDE o ■ ~" 11.50 THE YEAR a SCHOOL NOTES. - ------- ~—7» WILSON TO ATTEND PEACE CONFERENCE Farming is in full swing with The Scio school« resumed Monday more grain «own than any one year after a five weeks cl->se on account I Actual Sui render of Hohenxollern in the ten passed. People May Justly Rejoice Victory of Spanish flu White House Gives News Presi Potato digging is al»out over with The high school waa glad to have Throne, it it Said, Hat Never in War Brings Promise of dent Will Leave Right After a fair yield and prices good. two old atudenta back George and Been Officially Confirmed New Day. M»e Stoddart. The «ad new» of the death <»f our Congress Opens. nearest neighbor, Scott Turner, Washington. Nov. 18. Has Count reached us the 17th from Uvcrpool. Washington. Nov. 17. President William Hohenxollern really ami of i England, where he waa last heard Wilson in a proclamation today dr»- ficially abdicated as emperor of Ger from September 25 in the vigor of ignated Thursday. Novenr many? Cabled reports that Mr. or health, anticipating the war would Thanksgiving day and said this year Count Hohenxollern intends to re soon be over an»i he homeward the American people have sprcial turn to Germany served to revive bound. But alas, he will never re and moving cause hi be grateful and interest in the foregoing question turn to the home of his childhood to rejoice. Complete victory, hr «aid. which has been the subject of unof the loving mother and brother and has brought not onlv ¡»eaee but the ficial discussion here for some days sister, who have long waited his re confident promise of a new dav as it is recalled here that the abdi turn. Scott was a model young well, in which "justice «hall replace cation of the German kaiser never man and his many friends grieve to force and jealous intrigue among was officially confirmed, No official learn of his death the nations." reports to that effect ever were re- The proclamation: Mr. Houston of Knox Butte waa ceived by the American alate de- a caller Sundny. He took away a "It ha« long been our custom to partment. and ao far aa known there bushel of Pie Eater's Golden Beauty turn in the autumn of the year in never was any abdication proclama- seed corn. praise and thanksgiving to Almighty tion to the German people. God for hi« many blessings and m»r- Uncle Tom Smail is at Gates fall The news aa it reached this coun 1 cirsto us as a nation. This year ing timlier for the Gates mill at 34 try came from the German wireless per day. His 12-year son Tommy is we have s(iecial and moving cause station at Nauen. and it was «ubae ! to lie grateful and to rejoice. God running the farm, milking, etc. quenlly followed by dispatches that has in his good pleasure given us Uncle Pitt Wallace killed five corn Count or Mr. Hohenxollern had ar peace, it has not come as a mere fed hogs from 300 to 400 pounds, rived in Holland. So far as thi« I ctwaation of arms, a mere relief getting 20 cents the pound. government is officially advised there I from the strain and tragedy of war. Min Mea|»elt. our mail carrier, is nothing to show that the kaiser I It has come as a great triumph of had abdicated in fact and in good met a fine deer in the road near the i right, t'-omplete victory haa brought faith, but the inclination among of Horsburgh house last week. I us not peace atone but the confident Our telephone line got out of promise of a new day as well, in ficials and diplomata here is to be lieve that the former German em commission Sunday. G. A. Griffin which justice shall replace force and peror whether by his own act or by fixed it up Monday. I jealous intrigue among the nations. the decision of the new German gov Mrs. Phoebe Turner is heart bro ernment and the German people, ken over the death of her «<>n Scott, has forfeited his crown. Mina Maggie Brock is Itereaved of The belief also is that his return her best friend, aa they parted with t > Germany might be the signal for future intentions on his return. ' a revolution in nowise equivocal and Pie Eater ran up against another * ' which would establish a republic in bad cold which filled his bronchial The Scio school haa a service flag with 32 stars and though some of the Is »vs are on the fighting line, so far there haa I wen no casualty. The stars are for: Virgil Bilyeu. Chas. ■ Balschweid, Mylo Bartu, Jean Bow man. Floyd Carson. Myrle Cyrus. Otto Compton. l-afe Compton, Otis Compton. Lionel Kibler. Ijrle Hibler. Gail Jones. Darrel Johnson, Claire McClain, Atden McDonald, Fay Mc Cann. Edwin Olson, Errol Sims. Wm. Sim», Win. Wallace, Steve Young. J. S. Sticha, Si Phillips. N. Phillipa, Ru»«ell McDonald. Gerald McDonald. Wm Kalma, Frank Kruml. Roas Ray. Veral Tyndall. Orvil Gilkey. If there is any others to add, notify Van Bilyeu. The freshmen number 34. the largest clam in the high school. The lx»)» are planning a first class basket ball team. I-ant year they plaved 30 games and lost only 4. ■waa * December Jury List. George Evans. East Brownsville; William W Fronk, North Lebanon; E. J. Pearl. South Brownsville; J. A. Craft. Providence, J. G. Itennia. Crawfordsville; W. H. Glww. East Brownsville: George T. Bayne. Peoria. B. J. Welder«. Albany No. 2; W H H»gan. Albany No. 5; G. M "Our gallant armies have partici- pat rd in a triumph which i» not marred or stained by another pur- pose of «elfish aggression, In a righteous cause they have won im- Geisvndorfrr. Cascadia; D. S Hollo s«l »«L»«v morUl ,nd have noh,Y *rVed . way. Albany No. 7; II. W, McEL lhe,r Ml“‘n .«» *rvin« ««»kind, murry, Albany No 1», T. H Carey. Germany. G«1 has indeed l»een gracious. We Crawfordsville; W. E. Chandler. tubes which set the Old Man a ring or two of a coon'» tail, making him hav * cau* for ‘uch r*j«*‘«nif « Waterloo; W E Baker; Sunrise; Tyrone is Renounced. , vives and strengthens in us all the George G. ilockensmith. West Hal Paris, Nov. 19.—In order to end feel like the last rose of summer. best traditions of our national his sey; Al* Haley, talapooia, II N. Mrs. Della Crabtree was up Mon the discussion as to whether William tory. A new day shines aimut us Cockerline. Albany No. 3, W. F. Gill, Hohenxollern haa really abdicated aa day to console her mother in her sad in which our hearts lake new cour North Scio; El I »organ. Albany No. German emperor, it is understood bereavement. age an look forward with new hope I; Peter I a - wm . Crowfoot; J. A. From outside appearance of a 1 to new and greater duties. Hr»»wn, Sweet Home; W J. Tohl, buggy near the Hoffman bridge "While we render thanks for th»-«e Albany No. 8; John A. Neeley. Al some one must have had a high o'd things l«t us nut forget to Melt di bany No. 2; Gua Harder. Tangent. time The horse must have tangled vine guidance in the performance Ralph Blanchard. Foster; W. L. Pate. How About with a hornets' neat and got his tail uf those duties and divine mercy Center; F M Redfield, Albany No. over the dashboard and raised hell and forgiveness for all errors of act 2; E. F. Wiles. Albany No. 5; Wal In general The bov left the buggy or purpose, and pray that in all that ter Barton. Peoria; Arch C. Miller, walked home and went to bed, we do we shall strengthen the ties Calapooia. We have all the popular reman thankful he was alive. of friendship and mutual respect ■ diea Mooney, convicted of the bomb PIE EATER. upon which we must assist to build explosion at the San Francisco pre- the new structure of peace and good It is your duty to the commu parednew parade nearly two years 1 will among nations. Auto Lictnal. nity to do your utmost to help ago, is under sentence to be hanged "Wherefore, I, Woodrow Wilson. overcome the malady Friday. December 13. Pardon bv rhe Tribune office has application President of the United Slates of Governor Stevens of California. is blanks for your 1919 lieenoe. both America, do hereby designate Thurs the only preventive of the noose on for auto and driver. You need not day. the 28th day of November next that »late. It is said. Every other i go elsewhere to be supplied with the as a day of thanksgiving and prayer means, including two requests of Dobell's Solution for throat and invite the people throughout right to us»- your buz wagon. President Wil «on to commute his gargle and mouth wash the land to ream upon that nay sentence, have failed. the German government intend» to from their ordinary occupations and 35c a pint publish his decree of abdication. in their several born«» and places of. Soldiers Io Ride Cheaper. • This consists of an attempt to justify worship to render thanks to God, Washington. Nov. 19.- Director- K resano aa an antiaeptic in ■ the war on the ground of Germany's the ruler of nations, j "in witness whereof i have here General McAdoo today announced scrub water and to sprinkle ! isolation. daily about the house The abdication decree, according unto set my hand and caused the hie intention of establishing a re to the correspondent at Zurich of seal of the United State» to be af duced pawwnger rale of 2 cents a 4 ounces, 25c mile, instead of the usual 3 cents, L’lnformation. conclude* with these fixed. | "Dune In the District of Colum for soldiers returning to their homes words: ♦ "To avoid difficulties and to put bia this sixteenth day of November, after discharge from the army. Hy law the soldiers are allowed 3 j an end to the mourning and suffer in the year of our L>rd one thous ing of my people I renounce the and nine hundred and eighteen and cents a mil» for transportation and of the independence of the United meals, and the special fare will en throne and leave my faithful subjects States of America the 143»i. able them. Mr McAdoo believe* to: free to choose a government which "WOODROW WILSON. buy meals and pay for steeping car seems to them most compatible with "By the President, "Robert Lansing,Secretary of State" reservations out of the allowance. I honor and to their Interest " The War Is Won THE “FLU”? USE Washington. Nov. 18. President Wilson will attend the opening see- ,ions of the peace conference. This waa announced tonight officially. He will go immediately after the convening of the regular session of eongreaa on December 2. The announcement aaid it was not probable the preaident would remain throughout the w-wriona, but that hi« presence al the beginning of the conference was necessary to obviate the disadvantages of discussion by cable in determining the greatri outline« of the final treaty. Obituary. On Sunday, November 10. 19IS, at his home five miles east of Scio, Ludwig Rahn died at the age of 77 years. 8 months. 6 »lays. He was horn in Germany March 4, 1841. Besides four grandchildren and other relatives and friends left to mourn his loss, are his widow ami the following children: Emma L.. Lena M . Grace M., Livena R. and (■»win E. at home; Ernest F. ami Mrs. Ida E. Roberts. Scio; Louise M. Burtia. Portland; Minnie A. denning. Oregon City. Two sons. Fred C. and Lewis J., and two daughters preceded him to the Great Beyond. George Sutherland conducted the set vices. After a seeming age sine«* Scio attended a picture «how. Manager Wearly announces that he will pre sent the popular Bill Hart in "The Tiger Man." This news will please aa the patrons of the theatre were on the verge of becoming "batty'* from the lack of somewhere to go fir amusement and recreation. The picture will be shown Saturday am! Sundny evenings, and the show starts at 8 o'clock. The Scio Tribune 11.50 the year.
