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VOL. XXII
Hume I» Held Up.
LEAGUE COVENANT
ADOPTED AT PARIS
Peace
Cooierence
Without Change.
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SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MAY 1. laiB
NO. 37
Accept*
We are told that the present end
of the luml»er flume i* in the W al-
lace pasture, some 400 feet east of
the condenaery. where it is held up
until a suitable landing site can lie
arrange«! for.
When the extension of the flume
wa* commenced. Mr. I.aher. manger
of the S L. A L. Co . thought he
had completed arrangement* to lease
groumi for his purj»»se. At least
the verlml contract wa* made in the
presence of witne»*es. though no
writing* were signed.
Now the
leaaor refuse* to comply with the
term* of the verbal contract except
at a large increase in the price ver
bally agre«*d ujjon.
This holdup may cause the exten
sion of the flume out to or near the
t’hrz farm, where we an* informed
ground can be secured.
It is unfortunate that a block i*
plac«-<I in the way of this meritorious!
enterprise living located in the edge!
Pact
Wilson
Move* Adoption
Pari*. April 28 — The covenant of
the league of nation* in revised form,
moved by President Wilson, wa*
adopted today by the peace confer
ence in plenary session without a
diwwnting vote.
The president ’s motion al*«» named
Sir James Eric Drummond as aecre-
tary-general of the league and pro
vided for a committee to inaugurate
the league.
Thu* one of the notable work* of
the tonference ha» passe«! it* final
»tage and i* incorporated in the
peace treaty.
The F rench and Jajmnese amend -
men la, after a brief discussion, were of town. It is the pur|»iae of the
n<>t preamM and the way thu* clear company tu erect a cutup plant and
ed for unanimous acceptance of the box factory which will employ from
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league
12 to 20 hands with a daily |>ayrull
Italy was not represented at the of >5<i or more.
eesMion. but the name of Italy ■P
pear» as one of the members of the
We are tol«l that, the Scio I- St I.
league in the covenant a» adopted.
Co. did not Nine forward to sign
Nine lal»or principle* were adopted the lease contract with Mr. Thaver
for insertion in the treaty.
at the time agre< d upon. m»r until
The *e«ti<m adjourned without two week« afterward
Mr Thayer
considering the report on re«|>on»i- then thought he was released front
bilitie* providing for the trial of the the verbal contract and any further
German ex-emperor by five judge* negotia.ion» /muld tie on anewbasi**
from the great powers. This report
was handed in by the council of four
To Give Concert.
and emlxidie« in the peace treaty a
Pai ent-Teachcr*.
$1 50 TUI
Buy Young Chicks.
BATTLESHIP OREGON
TO REST IN PORTLAND
The Parent-Teacher Association
Quite a numlier of Scio people are
had an interesting program at it* buying young chicks, chiefly from
regular meeting Friday evening.
the Petaluma hatcheries in Califor-
The aaeemblv opened the meeting I ma. some of whom are going into
by singing “The Star Spangled Ban the chicken business on a large scale. Assurances of Plans to Maintain
ner ”
C. A Everett received a shipment
Vessel as Permanent Vic-
Mr*. J«**»e L. Rodger* explained I of 1200 last Saturday and Ihm Me-
tory Ship.
why Seto schools should foim an al-1 Knight received 1100 several day*
... li nr i n—niw
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urnni association
Prof Robe fol ago
A number of other* have re
Washington. Aryil 2!»
The bat
lowed with a few remark* on the ceived 200 or 300
At thi* rale Scio
same subject.
wtll sun have to change her name tleship Oregon will l>e aligned to
Mi** Margaret Bauman gave a to "Uhickrnvillv.” We are told the Portland hart»>r a« a |H*rman«*nt vic
plan«» solo; also an encore.
California people guarantee their tory ship unleaa reasons unforeseen
Mis* Wolter'* class gave two spec shipment* to arrive in good order. arise to change the plans. Acting
ialties. one by eight girl* and one by The coat at West Scio amount* to Secretary of the Navy F ranklin I).
eight buy*.
from 13 to 15 cent* per chick
Mr Roosevelt told Senator McNary thi*
Sid Stringer, lately returned from I Everett «tale* that hi* shipment ar afternoon.
Much concern regarding the fate
F rance, gave an interesting talk of rived in firat-clasa condition, The
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chick*
are
«hipped
when
they
are
of
the old Oregon ws» indicated in
hl* travel* and eZjM-riencr*.
telegrams
to the naxy department
Prof Magruder, of tlw O. A. C. two or three day* old. The price of
faculty, was entertaing in hi* expla
nation of the league of nation* idea.
Though the address was lengthy he
held ht* audience, who applauded
vigorously.
lietween act* Mis» Jeanette Wolter
plea*«-d the assemblage with well-
played piano solo*.
Refreshment* were served.
Moles and Gophers.
egg* should Soon be les* than five which came from Portland and el«-
where in the »tale, headed by Gov
cent* per breakfast.
ernor Olcott. Mayor Baker and the
Portland chamber of commerce.
Principal Rob* returned Monday
A* a consequence the acting head
morning from a visit to Salem.
of the navy found much of hl* lime
The grand jury is In session at taken up reassuring Oregon folk*
Albany thi* week. It I* thought but that there was n<> intention of throw
little business will t»e brought before ing this famous old battleship into
it. Only two criminal cases have the scrap heap, but would probably
been considered and one of these be left at Portland
will probably fail of indictment.
• Manager I a tier of the S. L. A I..
l-owell i'oflelt, a pupil of the Stolz
Co. «aid yesterday that he had not
Hill school, south of l<eban»n. won
yet secure«! a landing place for the
the county mole ami gopher trap
flume and that Mr. Thayer is the
ping contest by catching 74 mole*
only man to go back on hi* word in
i»etween Novembet I and April 1.
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getting the right of way. A suit
This mean* a 110 prize for l*>well
for damages may be the final out-
offered by II Bryant of Albany for
come.
the t»«»y or girl of Linn county who
A private letter from T. J Mun
catche« the m*>*t mole* and gopher*
kers
of Portland, to W A. Ewing.
between the two datr*.
provision for the ex-emperor's pros
went
to
Her-
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le
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that he had never been con-
Second prize of |5
The High Sch‘H»l Orcheatra will
ecution. This, however, has not ye,
man
Moritz
with
40
mole*
and
13
«“’<>• terminu* for the lum-
give a concert program next Thurs
l«-en adopted by the plenary confer
day evening. May 8. in the school gophers, third. S3, to Wayne Hul*er her flume on land formerly belong-
ence.
II moles 3‘.i gophers; fourth. 42, toi*n® to him and from the tenor uf
auditorium.
Louis Baertlei’i with 43 moles and the letter The Tribune believe* he
Dance
would raise no objection.
2 gopher*
Notice to Farmers.
At Richard»>n Gap hall, Saturday,
May 3. Good music will be furn
The Scio m'll* will be glad if far
ished and the usual good time i* »»•
mers will haul in their surplus wheal
sured. Everybody cordially invited.
a« soon as you can do so without in
terfering with seeding operation*
We want to gel th«- wheat of thi*
locality ground into fl«mr while we
have plenty of power.
D.
TIB ».MS, Manager.
SPRING
Cleaning
Helps
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Liquid Veneer, for cleaning
and polishing, 25c 50c 41.00
Colui Liquid Glows for polish
ing automobile*. 50c a pint
and Sponge« and <’hamoi* Skin«
all sixes an<l price*
Wright’s Silver Cream, for pol
ishing silver, nickel, etc.
Nyal Kle Nem. for cleaning
clothe«, »hoe*, etc.. 35c
Kreaano. for disinfect mir out
building*. etc., 75c pint
Varnish. Stains. Floor Paint*.
Oil« and Wallj«a|M*r. at reason
able price*.
Kelly’s Drug Store
YOURS FOR SERVICE
Trapping demonstrations were
given in 14 schools last fall by Theo.
Scheff«»r, a government specialist,
and the county agent.
A noticeable feature of the con
test i* that three of the prize win
ner* come from the Stolz school,
taught by Miss Ruth Wight, whose
pupil* trapne«! 233 mole* and 18
gopher*.
Scio school was fourth
with 41) tnoles and I gopher.
Caught Big Fish.
In addition to the prize money the
trapper* get 25 to 40 cent* each for
Our printer, Brant, i* maintain the mole skins if properly skinn«*d
ing hi* reputation as a catcher of and dried.
big trout which he established last
Ten «lays or two week* will com
year wher. it was a common occur-
plete the 24-hour day running of
rence for him to bring in trout and
the Scio mill* urle«« more wheat i*
grayling measuring up to 20 inches.
brought in by the farmer*.
Monday evening, after working his
usual shift, he felt the need of rec
The government require* Hour to
lie
packed in 140-lb «ack* for ship
reation. Taking his trusty fishing
ment
to foreign nation*. The Scio
rod he sauntered op Thomas creek,
mill*
have
just »hipped five carload*.
whipping tlw* stream vcca»i<>nally.
To prom Me the growing of more
and better corn in this locality, 'he
Scio State Bank will give away seed
corn of the Minnesota No. 13 var
iety. a* it did lu.it year
Call early
if you want some of this a* the
amount i* limited
Al llw 1'ioplr. Itieatrv
On Saturday ami Sunday evening*
Mr* John We«-ly will present
Charles Ray in "Hi* Father's Son.’’
YOLK
been »IT color since.
Resolutions oí Coodolence.
Don’t forget the free lecture to-
right by William L. Finley at the
People’* Theatra
With an even dosea highway snxtn
wr* now on the job preparation* for
the bl* road programme for Klamath
county for the season of 151» are going
ahead rapidly. The engineer* are at
work on the road between Klamath
tiinw Warden Hawker came all Fall* and Iwhevlew. bat It la etpected
the way from Albany Wednesday to that some of them wilt be transferred
threaten to arrt st our printer-fish to the north and south highway*. A
maradamltrd road trnm Klamath Fall*
erman for catching with trout tack e
to the county line below Malin*. * dis-
the only salmon which ha* come un lance of IS tn lira, will be completed
I Thoma* creek thi* *eaa»n.
before the •raaoo cions*
Com.
C Barrel, of the Ford Motor Co.,
Frank Pautmeier of Albany (Sun
drove up from Portland Tuemlny
rise Addition! committed suicide on
’ and was the guest of Fred T. ami
Saturday evening by cutting bi* neck Mr*. Bilyeu.
•nd other portions of hi* I mk I v with
a butcher knife.
Hi* wife died
ab«>ut a year ago and hi* mind had I
Whereas, Divine 1‘rovidencr ha* seen
proper to remove from our mklst our
worthy brother, J J. Harnes, *n<l
Wher«-**. We desire U> bestow ■ last
word of love and respect to our worthy
brother end to extend to the l«reaved
family <>ur sympathy in their loe».
Resolved, That in the loaa of brother
J J
rdorff Dxige No I
O. O. F., has lost * valuable memler,
•mi we trust hi* examsle of faithful
i
nes* and devotion to (Mrtfrllowship m*y
1
be an Incentive to duty to us wb«i *re
yet to follow him to the great tieyoml.
Resolved. That a copy of these pre
I
amble* smi resolution* 1» spread u|«vn
the minutes of our order and that a
copy of the same be sent to the be
reeved family and also published in the
Melo Tribune.
N. I. M'lRIUSoN
G W MORROW
To stimulate it* growth the Scio
Near the condenser? he 'elt a heavv
JOSEPH 01*Pi>R
tommittee.
¡"strike" and after reeling in and bank is giving away «-vd corn.
paying out line for twenty minute*
succeede«! in Ian ling a 28-inch steel
head weighing m pounds. When Bill
Brenner «aw the fish he ga-ped in
Mtoni«hment, "I take my hat otf to
you ” And Bill uaed to be *<>n>e
fisherman himself.
Y F AH
Married
HEAL'D I
ANU
COMFORT
REQUIRE
Constant
Attention
I.et the Retali Store
HELP YOU
Talcum«, Soaps, Nipple*. Pow
der Puff*. Food«, N'ur»er«,
Sheeting. Ritta, Pant*
Mother Kroll’s
Ixrui* Borivicka. who recently re-
turned from France where he has
been serving under the Star* and
Stripe*, and Miaa Louise Svoboda
of Scio, were married today at St
Mary’* church, The bride wa* at-
tended by her sister, Mr* Fid ward
Horskv. and the bridegroom hy Mr.
Horsky
They will make their home
in Portland.—Albanv Herald, April
2>
BABY’S
Medicinal Preparation« are re
liable for the relief of simple
III*.
C. A. EVERETT
'Druggát and Stationer
SCIO. OREGON.
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Ht.trill Shire
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