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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1919)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; W ill support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL. XXII. SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. JUNK 1». IIHt NO. 44. timter up Thom*» and Crabtree ereek», the natural outlet for which ia through Scio This mean» the buiblmg of one or more large «»■ Unde T»m Smail ami wife motor- mill» at <>r near Scio It uieans the ««! to Portland W«-dn«-*lay to see building of a logging railroad to the sights of the airplane». connect th«*«»- limiter bodies with The Bohemian dance at th«» Gap the main line at or near Weal Scio. Saturday night « m a huge success. With the products of the e«>ndrn* Dr. Richewin. eye specialist, is fry, the S. I. A- I. Co,, the flour ing mill» an<l other local freight*, treating William Smith’s eyes and there ia already traffic sufficient to is confident of a cure. justify the building of the mile» Eldon Griffin has quit the Cottage of twitch mecvaaary to jonnect Scio Farm and gone to Redmond with with the main railroad line and The Oliver Beard. Tribune predict* thi* «witch will he My d-»g mad«» an awful fuss Frl- eonatruc'ed and operated within two day night Taking a lantern and year*. • s favorite gun I «alii««! forth in very , Now to get th« «e electric power, scanty costume to invy-stigate ami manufactories, mill», railroad, etc., being led by the dog to lb«- chicken there la just one thine for Scm pme house peeked in and saw oneofth«w pie t- do: Slop kn -eking and work pretty little -»trij-*-l bushy tailed tog«-ther in harmony to bring them cats; so I whaled awnv and th«- cat aluiut. la-t m- man demand an ex went all to pirn«, but it left enough orbitant price for right of way or perfume, the pure quinte««enre. to laml upon which to ¡«»-ate a mill or last the neighixir» a month. Next factory. If we w ill all «!«• this there morning th«- good wife saw my foot* i« no # re a* in why we should not prints in the mud uml declared that grow rapidly nor that every cittern I th«-y were tear tracks, and the big should not l»erome prosperous while gest she ever saw. we do it I was reminded Sunday of away OPPORTUNITY IS NOW All That I» Necettary to Secce»» I» for Sc man» to Pull in Harmony "There i» a time in the affair» of m«-n when if taken at the flood lead» on to prosperity." Where ia the man among ua who has reached middle age who ha» not had an opportunity to do thing« which would have brought him pros perity? If he ha«i invested in thia or that, <>r had teught thia or that piece of land, he would t«»day tie on Ea.xy street. Thia is true of rem- munitie» ami town», Such knocking is now nt the door» of Scio. The opportunity in here, Will we cm brace it? The condenaery ia now on a solid and wound financial ba.«is with prom ise V>f enlargement to take can- of any future contingency. The road program, now in its inciniency. give» promt*- of a tir»t cla-w road system as quick aa they can lie buildwl. The Scio L>g A- Lumber com pan» ha« aecure«! a landing for its flume an«i 'he installing of a cutup plant ami tex factory will be the result of the mar future. Other small or great manufacturing industries will come among us if we will only pre pare the way. First to te considered is the much needed electric power plant. We ar«- told that a 300 horse power plant can te supplied the tnwn al a total coal of from 520,000 to $25,- 000. which will cost Scio tax|>ayers nothing other than the loaning of their credit. The consumer» wd1 W. L. Cobb, who ha* Icaard Scio's only liwry tern, has converted the same into a modern garage ami au tomobile »hop. Any ami all claw« of machine* will I* r «-reive« I for re- pair, amt aa Mr. Cobb ia a fl rat clan» workman he. with the other two garages in the citv will be able to l«k«- care of repair work promptly. Mr. Cobb ia metalling ail modern machinery nerewmry to do all classes of repairing and will keep on hand such new |iarta for auto« aa are gen erally ncede«i. especially for the Ov erland car for which he has accept««! the agency. The larg«- amount of room in the building enable* him to take care <>f any number of curs. Of course he will have gam-line and other olla which automobile* require, constant ly <>n hand. The Tribune with«** the new enterprise success. Tn Encourage Thrift. in. There were Ciaretire Lovejoy lamt Saturday afternoon this edi an«! wife of Dallas, John Smallm-m tor in his capacity as justice of th«- of Rainier. John Guilin and wife of peace was call«--1 up to Bilyeu lb-n Sal«-m. George and Clifford Griffin. to settle, if possible, a g«-neral fam The g«md wife got up s splendid ily quarrel which had exi»tr«l te- dinner U> which ample justice was twevn two families for a year or ¡done. I more. M C. Gain«-« and wife of t'rab- A» usual, fin«» fences, tresmuuong ! tree, Mr». A Charlton and son Clyde of stock, and leaving gat»«* open and fvnre« down, was the cause. Ry the and -laughter teura. from the Big kindness of Fre«l Gisvlman we were ' Bend country in Washington. were i al the Farm Monday evening, furnished tran«|M>rtation there and back in his auto. Everything was i J«ihn Griffin an I wife visited Mrs lovely until we cr< «*«! the Hannah Brown Tu«*aday to ««• his teby bridge, then trouble te-gan. It had «laughter which Mis. Brown had raim«l heavily about noon and Un I adopted from infancy pay both interest and principal with in a jx-riod of from 20 to 25 years. graded r->ad* ungraveled were very Fred i» an expert auto driver Shall we embrace this op|M>rtunity? «lick hut he had to admit that he could Second There is sure to lie soon a demand for the large bodies of not successfully drive an auto that want«-«l to go on both sides of the mad at the same time. However we arrive«! at our desti nation safely. After getting the two families together and organix-. ing a *>rt of "rump" court, we »wore the witnesses and heard their stories. As usual in such instances Isith families were to blamt- and AND spite work was «prominent feature. After much talking pro and cun. especially between the women, the court gave them a lecture, advising how neighters could get along amic ably. we persuaded them to shake 1 hands and to try to get along peace ■ ably. Fred was thoughtful enough to a put chains on the real wheels of his .auto la-fore starting. Everything moved nicely until one tire was punctured when a slop was mwle ’ long enough to substitute a new tire ! tn«n drove <m home quickly. The court hopes the visit will tear good fruit ami that there will be no actual war in Biiveu Den. MAIL Phone Orders Given prompt at tention. Dance At Crabtree Union hall. Friday, June 27. Everybody invited; let’» go. Music by Arnold'« Jaxxers. J YOURS FOR SERVICE Garage Ready for BuiiaeM. I back in the ♦»'»« by having a house i full of obi friends ami relations come Family Quarrel». Shower» the first of the week were timely for the crop« Linn county will probably haivest the Iwwt crop« I for many year» 11.50 THE YEAR Millions of hand grenades, manu factured for use against the Ger man«. will go to encourage thrift among school children of the United States They are to te transformed into penny and dime savings tenka in which children will be encouraged to «ave for the purchase of thrift and war savings stamp». lln-pilal \«dr* Manager Peery states thst th«- rondenaery is now processing from Mr». L>uiae Riis. R N.. lately re 200 to 225 cases of n ilk daily. Since turned rrom France, was assisting installation of the large new pan at the hospital this week. I th«- capacity of the plant has te«-n Mrs. Ender« was »misting at the more than doubled. If neemsary hospital Monday and Tu«-*day. 75.000 pounds of milk could be pro- Mrs. Ge««rge L. Sutherland, who underwent an ojieration last week, is convah-scing nicely. * «► A J John »on. a C-rv»llis banker, came over Monday afternoon to at tend the annual meeting of the Scio Milling Co. The meeting was held at the mill office Monday evening. Mr. Johnson says he ha« about 000, 000 ft airplane lumter stacked in his yard at Toledo which the gov ernment has mad»- no disposition of t* ret > kii > Th«- final »-»»I of . uu ambition» «hu h flylns n < n .»i> v< n tur,«l to dr am about >lm th.- Wrlyht brnlh< r» flr«t rti»-- from the «nrth In a h«-avl«<r than str ii -. i I hik »a» realU*<i 8un«la> murnin« «In n th«- youny Brit ish orh. r» I'atitaln John Alo-tk anti Linulrnant Arthur Mre«u. Uatietl ou th«- Irish <-<»««»s aft. r th. fir«< nnn stop ftlshi aero»« th<- Atlantic Their voyaa»- » without aecM«-nt ard «ilhuut uiiforv«<<u I tn Hi- nt. and was a »trnlaht av ay cUau ritt flight achh t. il In IS hours n -4 13 inlsiuu s — from St Johns. N F to < ltf«i<n. Iro- laml. moi«- than •»«><> irillia Th«- brli'f anil i. at ii«'«erlpllno which c-Htn« from tin al-non at Cllf- geo tells ot an adventurous and amna- liutly hatartbma »nt« rprte !■'»« and mint» huns over th«- mWih Atlantic and th« Vk'kcr» Vitor biplun- cllmted and ilm«». strs^gllnx to »»trUat»' h«r- *'If from the fold« of the alrplain’s worst «ii- niy Hh«» ro»c to 11,000 fret, swixip«-«! down ahii-wt to th •< rfn of th» «• a and al lluna it * two navis* or» found tlnnimhi-» flying ii |' h UI- down only 10 f«*t abore th«- water. Near Serious Accident. Coudeaaery Growing. Mrs. Jos. I.ulay of near Scio, died at the hospital 1 ue-lay morning. She had la-en brought to the hospital the day previous, but peritonitis was so far advance«! that it was im- possinle to ui<- her. Newfoundland • to ■ IreLind Air Trip Accomplished F* British Aviators. Canadian Pacific Land». Mr. amt Mrs Sieve Philippi came near meeting up with a serious au tomobile accident Tuesday when mo toring over near Corvallb. In mak ing a turn of the road the steering gear fail««! to function. As a result the car went straight ahead ami tried to climb a steep bank and turn- e«i over teckward. A trailer at Mrs. Pfeffer and two sons ami tached to the car caught the machine two daughters arrived from Ontario, else one or both of the occupants t’ana-ia. Monday and will »{tend the might have lieen crushed. Both summer with h»-r parents, Mr ami Were severely bruised. as was the Mrs William Smith. Mrs. Pfeffer’s dog riding on the running board. husband recently -bed. The car was not so badly injure«! PIE EATER. ! but what it could carry them back to Albany where it was left and an Iteti other car brought them home, reach W R Ray di«-d Tu«--day at the ing here at II p. m. home of hi« »on-in-law. lion Me- Knight The obituary will appear next week. FLIGHT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC A SUCCESS •Mid in ten hours. A» th«- r,.m pany owning and operating the plant , ia alsmlutely reliable in everyway. farmer» am! dairymen nee«l have no fear» ateut increasing their herds. The Sei«» country ia ideal for dairy purpose» and there ia no reason why prosperity should not be permanent. We must simply make our roads of such character that they will serve for market purposes at all seasons and the problem is solved. What ateut Improving Mill street? Now is the lime tn do It. tet some one interested prepore a petition requesting the city council to order the work done There is no use de laying a good work. | W. A <‘a--ey has returne«! from Alterta where he tn-.«-«t<-l in a sec tion of land for himeolf and a section of I*. P R land for hi« teys amt is much enthti*«! over th«- opportun- iti«w tn that country « «i - cinlly fur young men. Ha -<-y Enterprise. Mr. Carey ctdl«-<l at Th«- Tribune office last Friday ami left Some lit erature relative t<. tin- *al>ove lands, showing up what the I’. R. has for sale Anyone Inter« it«-<l call at this office and for further infonna- lion writ«.- to W. A. <’ur« y, Halm-v.
