The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., May 08, 1919, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOLIDATED
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XXII
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MAY 8. 1»!»
NO. 38
II 60 THE YEAH
Destróyer« to Light Way
Paying the Piper.
Scio Needs a Hotel.
Scio Condensery Increases Output
New York, May 2 —At 11:30
o’clock "some morning in Newfound­
land" the navy's trans-Atlantic sea
planes will start on their flight of
not lens than 1H# hours to the Azores,
it was learned at the Rockaway
Point naval air station today.
This means that the three plan«-*,
the NO1. 3 and 4 will tiavel all of
one night and will not alight before
5 or 6 o'clock the morning after
they depart from Newfoundland
Sixty destroyers equipped with
powerful searchlights will sweep tor
heavens with continuous swinging
beams ail night so that during th«-
hours of darkness the air pilots can
find their way along a path of light
with a 'lamp post" approximately
Now that their war dance is over
and »hr Germans ar«-confronted »with
the piper's bill, they ar«* wincing
sorely over the cost of th«ir wild
debauch
It is, indeed, a monstrous bill and
any nation contemplating an extrava­
ganza of a similar kind would liettrr
run carefully over its items There,
for example, is th«* ex|M*nse of repair­
ing the damages done to Belgium
ami France, running far up into the
billions.
Then come« the low» of hundreds
of thousands millions it may I m *
of thr producers of wraith cut off
in the very springtime of life.
To these must I m * added the lows
of those trade relationships with
other nations, which were rapidly
lifting the Germans to the highest
place among the commercial people»
of the world.
Another item on the debit side of
their account is th«* aln&uit total ex­
Scio is without a hotel other than
a place to lodge
The stranger
within our gates has no place to go
for a meal except to a private board­
ing house.
This condition is injurious to our
town, our merchants end to every
on« who has the prosperity of Scio
at heart.
We need a hotel; not an elaborate
affair but a place where the traveler
can get a good bed and a meal. The
Tribune does not know Mr War­
wick's plans for the future. Cer­
tainly the property is not now a pay­
ing proposition and one would think
that condition unsatisfactory to him
He should either open up the busi­
ness or sell or lease it to some one
who would do so
A town the site of Scio without a
hotel simply invites people to stay
away from it. No man of arnse
will want to invest in property. He
will say a town the site of Scio
without a hotel is a dead one. By
all means let the hotel be reopened
under a new management.
Scio. May 5. Th«* condensery is
now >wned by the Ik-nningwn Pro­
duct Co. of Portland and is on a
sound financial l»a»is am! is receiving
al»uut 17,000 II* of milk each day
which will proltably I m * increased to
25,000 per day within th«- next few
weeks
175 casr-tc intaimng I» cans
of milk ar»* now (wing manufactured
each dav which will be incr<m«M to
200 cases |M*r day by the first of the
coming month.
Estimating 20 pound« of milk to
the can. each day the condensery is
using the milk t <>o <•>•*,.
Seven
auto trucks ai d on«- wagon are lie­
ing use,I to collect the milk anil two
additional true» - arc to U* added
the first >»f next w»-«-k
The equipment of th«* plant is be­
ing incre.c-s d to livi * nnm it» pres­
,
every 50 miles.
For daviight reckoning huge num­
bers will tie painted on the deck»
and the sides of the vessels so that
observers in the planes may ch«*ck
their course. Hying will be at a
height of about 1000 feet.
Estimates available tonight are
that each machine will consume
about 650 pounds of gasoline an
hour at the start, but that by the
time the Azores are reached fuel
consumption will have dwindled to
something like 360 pounds an hour,
the decrease lieing attributed to
MONTHS $418,000,000
Marked Reduct ion oi Freight Traffic
Held Responsible For Bad Fi­
nancial Showing.
Washington, May 6. Director-
General Hine» in d'»cua»ing recent
ra lr< ««l rtmii g • .ji«-, •» « that
The governwo'ot’» deficit in oper­
ating the railroads for the first three
months this year, or the difference
between net earnings and one-fourth
of the guárante«»! rompe«»nation was
about 1192.000,000 for all r>ads
under federal management.
The government's lo*s for 1918
was 1226.000.(MM)
The entire government loss in 15
months was |418.000.000.
darked reduct; -t. of freight traf­
fic was respot -ib< fur the l>ad finan­
cial showing ami conditions in April
show no promise of improvement.
Despite the big government defi­
cits the director general dues not
contemplate any general increase in
the level of rates, but prefers to
wait restoration of normal business
conditions.
ent capacity which nieun» that from
50 to 6o thousand pounds of milk
per »lay can I m * handle! with case.
At present th«- ■■ -npanv is paying
tinction of that confidence whi. h
approximately Hooo per dnv fur
other nations once reposed in their
milk and labor,
I here are atxnit 20
virtue and their honor.
Nobody
men employed
the demand f<>r
would any longer tielieve them under |
the milk in the market it greater
I hey are lit united as Colossal
oath,
than the supply.
Alumni Meeting
liars. Their signature to the m«mt
There are at present alx>ut 170
«acr«-d treaty will be regard«*«! sim-
farmers
sending milk to the plant
No record of graduates except of
ply as a matter of form and expect- i
the 12th grade could be found, and land general satisfaction nnd eonfi-
ed to I»« valid only in sj far as it*
Yank Deaths Total 75,344.
as It was necessary to notify Miss j dence in the future aucev«« of the
lightening of the Irnul carried a« promises ca»> la* enforced by arms
Dorsey, the reader to lie ml from milk busini-»« is i»-ing manifested by
With them ail treaties are but I
gasoline is consumed.
farmers who advocate increasing
Washington Rr vised casual tv to- the state univer«i»y at once, the al­
"scrap» of paper.”
umni association had to he given up their herds and preparing in various
Mor«* fatal still to those optimistic tale, announced by the war depart­
j ways for a larger business and a
Patted Away.
ment, place«! the total of d«*ad in the for this term but will probably be greater prosperity
Albany Demo­
dreams and grandiose plans which
The long life of Nathan Young the Germans have cherished is a un­ army snd marine >r|v»ai 75,344. of taken up earlier in the term next crat.
dosed with his death late Tuesday iversal contempt for that language which 33.M87 were killed in action. year when more time can be given
At The l*ro|>l< t Theatre
to ascertaining who have receiver!
afternoon, The lamp of life simply which thev meant to make the ve­ Prisoners reported were 4791, in­
burned out. His death had been hicle for the spread of German kul- cluding 15 now report«*«! to I m * held diplomas from the high aehool.
On Saturday and Sunday < veninga
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expected by his watchers for several lur into the farthest corners of the by the Bolsheviki
Mrs. John Wr««ly will present
Of prisoners previously held by
Oregon Bird Lie.
davs, but his vitality was an strong globe.
the dainty Ann Pennington hi "Sun­
By their Imrbarities they
that his life was prolonged beyond have made its very accents hateful, the central powers the records show
shine Nan,” adapted from a story
expectation.
At the Peoples Theatre last Thurs­ by Mrs. Rice, author of "Mr*. Wiggs
and the words in which Goethe and I 281 died during internment and UK
The burial under the auspices of Schiller voiced the d«-e|M-«t aspira-1 of doubtful status.
day evening W L Finley, biologist of the Cabbage Patch," etc
The grand total of w »unde«! is of
state game commission, ex-
the Masonic fraternity occurred to­ lions of th«* souls of men can I m - less
Commencing next Thursday < 15th)
201,230,
of
whom
nmre
than
85
par
hi
bi
ted
moving pictures of bird life the mid-week »how will be chmgt-d
day at 2 p m.
patiently listened to by honorable
The Tribune will publish the obit­
in Oregon. Some of the«e pictures from Wednesday.
Ih<- picture will
ears than the guttural dissonances! cent retufned to duty.
uary of our fellow townsman next
required months to get as the birds be “The Fires of Youth.”
of
besotted
tribes
on
the
banks
of
week.
Pie and Ice Cream Social.
were shy.
As the pictures weie
the Congo river.
shown. Mr. Finley explained them
And finally, they have blasted out
hopes of any change for the better
There will I m - a pie and ice cream in an entertaining manner before
in their temperament*, their morals social at the Oak View school (near audiences that twice | tacked the
or their aspirations.
Gilkey station I on F riday evening. house. Miss Jeanette Wolter fav­
ored the audience with well-render«*»I
"They always have been, they are. May 9. Everybody invited.
bird songs.
and thev will ever more continue to
In this connection it is well for
I* greedy, cruel and revengeful.”
To Give Concert.
boys
to know that It is unlawful toi
«aid General F«ch. in warning his
kill
song
birds and t»»ys found doing
people that the only safe ami de­
The High Sch <1 Orchestra will
so are apt to get a jolt they'll re­
fensible boundary line last ween Ger­
give a concert program thia Thurs­
member. It is up to parents to see
many ami France was the Rhine.
day evening. May 8. in the school:
that such practices are stoppe«i dae
It is a fearful price to pay for a
auditorium.
WE RECOMMEND
a law officer will call on them. Do
debauch of lust and murder, and its
away with bean shooters and small
magnitude is only just beginning to
C. A. Everett reports that the' rifles before you are pinched.
i be t ppreciate»! by the awakened and
Washing feet with Germicidal
thousand chicks he recently received i
impoverished but unshamed victims
S<>ap and warm water.
from California are in a flourishing
of an illimitable thirst fur power
Cor«.
condition and growing nicely. He
A pleasant, effervescent drink
and wealth.
ha« not lost tm-re tr.an one-half of
Then for tired, aching, or per-
That those who dance must pay
in hot weather. It is cooling
To promote th« growing of more
one per cent of them.
spiring feet, use Nyal Eas’em,
the piper, is one of those iron laws
and better corn in this locality, the
and relieves headache.
The kiddies have to pay a cent
a soothing, cooling. antiseptie
of Nature, before which thoughtful
Scio State Bank will give away seed
powder.
people tremble, but whose bem-fi- more for their cone* of ice cream corn of the Minnesota No. 13 var­
It cleanses the system and
cence they solemnly revere, Cm- tM*caune of the new revenue law.
iety. as It did last year. Call early
makes the world look brighter.
It is reported that Scio’s subscrip­
cinnati Enquirer.
For corns, bunions etc . use
if you want some of this as th«
tion to the V victory l»»an is over amount is limited.
Nyal Corn Remover, a liquid
.
the top.
Notice
to
Farmers.
preparation easily applied and
E. F. Parrish of Jefferson came
Frank Rowein of Jordan brought
alwolutely guaranteed.
The Scio mills will be glad if far­ ' over for a iittle visit with his bro- 32 head of thoroughbred Cotewold
mers will haul in their surplus wheat ther Will,
sheep Into town Wednesday
When
as soon as you ran do so without in­
Used Chevrolet-490 for sale cheap they got here they were fagged so
C. A. EVERETT
terfering with seeding operations
alto new Maxwell at a liargain. W. much that they laid down within ten
'Druggist and St a I iont r
We want to get the wheat of this L. Cobb.
minutes after stopping.
Some of
SCIO. OREGON.
locality ground into flour while we
Mrs. Ida M Cummings, county them were eating grass after thev
YOURS FOR SERVICE
have plenty of power
school superintendent, is in town, laid down. From appearancwa they
Th? fírxo/l St or?
D. C. THOMS. Manager
making final visits to the school*.
will shear 12 to 16 pounds of wool.|
Are You Full of
For Tired, Aching,
ENERGY
Perspiring Feet,
If Not, Use
Corns, Bunions, etc
RexallLiverSalts
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Kelly’s Drug Store
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