THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIII
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. AUGUST 21. 1919
NO. 1.
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11,50 THE YEAR
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MEXICO IS TOLO
TO FREE THE FLYERS
JORDAN ITEMS
PRINTER BRANT FINDS >
SEATTLE TOO LARGE
A Soldier’s Letter
Word haa been received that Ar
den McDonald, grandson of A. R.i
McDonald of thia city, also from
Uoyd Kimball returned to his
this city, is back from France after
home, Sunday.
spending 16 months with the A E.
E J. Pepperling and Jno Roister Haa Been Making Auto Tripi Daily
Instruction* Sent Call for Prompt
F. Before he was sent to France.
were Stayton visitor*. Friday.
But Has Not Thu» Far Covered
McDonald waa stationed at Fort
Action - Tl»e War Department
F. W»odard of Portland is visit
AU oi the Territory
McKinley, three miles from Manilla.
Watching the Situation
ing hi* brother, Vt W W<»»>dard,
Philippine islands. There he spent
this week.
14 month*, with th* opportunity qf
Seattle, Wash . Aug, 15. 1919.
Mr* Geo Balsinger of Lyons and
Washington. August IN —Official*
visiting theHawaaian Islands. China,
Dear Bns*. —I'm taking a little
here tonight, after a day during Mrs. fstwis <>f Portland were Jor
and Japan, but of all Ute pl ices on
time
to »Iron you a few line* a* to
which the Mexican situation was to dan visitors. Monday.
both side* of the oceans he says there
' ■<• I’m ! -i •
■ . . ! in this
Meedamee II Phillip*. H Skel
the fore, »waited news of the re
io nothing like the dear old U. S. A.
wi(iT and wooly L»wn. I got here
lease by Mexican* I »and it* of lieu ton and Petit were guests of Uncle
McDonald haa «pent seven month*
safe and sound a w»-ek ago. and I've
tenant* Paul H. Davis and Harold Hiram Shelton. Friday.
In the U. S. during hi* 3H months of
Ibeen exploring the suburb* for 30
G. Peterson. American army avia
service. He writes that he is now
Miss Gladys Smith vijtfed her
mile* in every direction sine* my ar
tors.
a aergeant in the general recruiting
cousin. Merl Frost. ami his brap.b
rival and. believe me. Seattle can
Prompt measure* to obtain the new wife. Friday, at Gooch.
•ervice and stationed at Camp pike.
boast of her roads through the ru
release of the aviator* who were
Mrs H. Shelton (Ailnl Ollie*. wh>> ral districts. Linn county road men Arkansas. His salary, he says, is
captured by the bandit* near Can
recently suffi n-d a paralytic stroke, could very profitably spend some II2N a month. He expects to spend
delaria. Mexico, and for whom 115,-
a month with relatives at Selo in
is rr|H»rted slightly improved.
lime here «tuJying h»»w to build
ihhi ransom has been demanded, wa*
September or October.
He say*
The fair is but a month away, good roads. As I say. for 30 miles
expected by «tale department of
that hi* four year* will be up on the
still we hear but little from the man around where I've been, the road*
ficial* following the forwarding of
26th of June. 1920.
agers. It is time to be moving.
are extra good hur»l surfaced, some
instruction* to the American etn-
Mesdamrs H. Phillit»« and M of them |>av«^l with brick, some bit-
Bad Egp
bas-y at Mexico City to call upon
ulithic concrete; even the macadam
Petit,
Miss
Mabel
Petit
and
Earl
The Tribune man purchased a
trie Mexican government for "im
Phillip* motored to Salem. Sunday ones are good.
dozen eggs. Tuesday. Wife wanted
mediate adequate action.”
Just got in from the White river.
to make a pudding. Five of the
There were several conferences at afternoon.
Green river and the Black river dis
I ju I Sunday evening »luring the
dozen, while they did not smell,
the war department at which the
tricts, timling all the roads good
were so badly addled they could not
situation resulting from the indig electric storm Charlie Salzel w as se
«nd the prettiest garden crops I've
nities upon American military offi verely stunned by a b«»lt which ren
be used. The dozen cost 44 cents.
ever seen The gardeners are mostly
cer* were understood to have been dered him unconscious for nw
Cut out the bad ones, and the egg*
Jap« and they seem to lie numerous.
hour*.
cost us over six cent* each, or about
discussed.
Alfalfa seems to be in favor, as
76 cents per doun. We will not
Returning to the deuarUneut late
N W and T. Thoma» were <-*l|e«i
many fields t»a»-«'d showed large
In the day. Secretary Baker refused to Mahanna. Saturday, by th«» *•■■
give the name of the merchant from
areas seeded to it
Another thing I
to divulge the contents of late de riou* illness of their brother-in-law,
whom we made the purchase, but
noticed was the way in which sign
partment dispatches. He also re Mr. Kenzte, but who i* reported
we would gladly give the name of
board* dotted the country. One
fused to discus* the situation be sotue better at pre»»-nt.
the farmer who sold the egg*. He
could not gel off the right road un
or his wife knew the egg* were bad.
yond tutying:
O regon M iht .
less he deliberately wished to. Many
“A* soon as it is safe to du so, I
This is a class of profiteering which,
camper* an<l tourists are going and
Linn
County
Jury
Drawn
will issue a statement."
if conducted on a larger scale,
coming in steady at reams. Farmers
The secretary's remark, made a*
County Clerk R M.. RuaaeU and
should land ■ man in th* peniten-
don't seem to appreciate the coming
he paow-d out the door of his office Sheriff C. M. Kendall have com
tiary.
of campers; in fact they sort of dis
on hi* way to play tennis, was re pleted drawing the jury liist for the
Am Broken
courage their coming, for camper*
garded in some quarters as sign th- September term of the circuit court.
must pay from It) to 50 cent* for
planer
man. Mr. Chromy,
Our
cant, »specially his emphasis on a Following are those who will aeive:
the privilege of driving mnto a farm attempted to crank Steve Philipp's
statement being forthcoming only
Charle* Kizer. Rowland. George
for camping pur|».>-■« ami pav out- cranky Ford. Monday. Result: The
after it was "*afe” to make one. A. Ray, Jordan; T. J Stephen»,
rageoualy for wgi-table*. milk, blame thing back-fired and now
I'iie altitude displayed by the North Harruburg; 1‘. H. Davidson,
egg*, etc.
,
I Brother (Ttromy carries his arm in
Mexican government toward the re- Shedd; Richard C. Farwell, Sbed»l;
1 haven't been it wn town yet to a sling because of a broken arm.
John H. Johnston, Fox Valley; Dave
(Continued on page 2.)
ti*h <»ff the dock« for fear the game This is the same car that put the
Northern, East Brownsville; S. L.
warden would get me, but I threw Philippi family out of business up
Goan. Crowfoot; John Oliver Fox,
a
Frawfordsville; James M. Rice. H>»l| tly into Green river and found near Corvallis, some weeks ago.
Rome nice trout therein. Though
lev; A S. Baker. Tennessee. John |
A pretty wedding was solemnized
I've be«0 away fron Scio ten days,
Is-ffer. North Scio; Georg«- Dorr.
it har JIy seems that long for. with *t the home of H. A. Stepanek,
[Providence; Owen Beam, Albany;
j F. M. Mitchell, Price; Claud Flick rambling about in a Lizzie during Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, by Rev.
the day and playing pinochle at Young of Albany, when Miso Blanche
inger. Syracuse; Albert F. Wilson,
night, lime pa «-s swiftly and be- Kopecky was united in marriage to
Is-banon; Albyn Eason. Syracuse;
fore I know it I'll have to be get- J'* Rorovicka. Mias Anna Hulac
. Mnr^Curtis, Peoria. R C Pepper-
ting l»ack to ”1. »k after the wid- and John Havlina of Portland stood
ling. Jordan; G. A. Hoflieh. Albany.
ows, orphan and maiden ladis»"— UP with the couple as the bridr*-
Will Grimes, Harrisburg; E L. Gil
the job wished on me when John rnwid and bridegroom. Only the
bert. Berlin; P. A. Gqgffwin, Al
i immediate relative* of the contract-
bany; Lewis Hathaway. Harrisburg;* Moore went away.
to
get
back.
,nE parties were present at the cere-
I sup|M»*e l'|| be glad
E. Holloway. Brownsville; Frank
eating
three
mony.
The young couple left In the
for gadding about and
Unes. Knox Butte; A. H Frunt.
or more meals a day will get sort of afternoon for a short honeymoon
lebanon, Michael Con, Orleans;and
monotonous l>y and l»y, anyhow. 11 *P tn Newport.
John M. Calavsn. Jordan.
<,r. Hi. r»-« some one there' A man who want* to establish a
I'll want to see
Maybe.
much rn-eded and tier manen t busi-
If you want hauling of any kiml
Perhaps you will te pleawsl to n,«, |n Srio> w*nt* to rent a re*i
done quickly, the auto truck ia the
know that I haven’t fallen for any denee.
He will take almost any
I vehicle to employ. Farmers find I witlow here yet.
kind
of
a
house but, as there ia not a
Ithyy can now have their wheat de-
J A. C. B rant .
vacant
house
in Scio, he may have
I livered by that mean* cheaper than
A car of machinery for the S. U to erect a tent. It is quite time
i they can haul it with horse team*.
The truck will haul double the ca A L Co. wa* received at West .Scio, somebody should erect houses for
$15.000 to Be Paid Bandits to
Effect Release of American
Aviators Held Captive.
Vsqblnxton -Th» Im r■■ n '-mb**
ay at Mexico City wa* lm»tniit»-«l Mon
day by th»» *tat<» <1<<) artnirnl limit. II-
ately u- <>11 up > tt> '
>n K »
•"»meat for quick «
» . - - < the
rwlvaa» of Lieut »ns it'» Paul II l**»i*
and Harold O. I'< t-r»- n. American
army aviator» »ho w»re captured by
Mexican bandit* to <r Chi
:.nl*. 7«.
while palroliio ll •» ’ •
ami »ho
are threatenrd with <t- »III unl»-«a IO,-
ooo ransom la paid
The stale d»i
ui- nt « anuounew-
mmt *ald the ito.tr
• *
-t.l out
th* sertousn»»» with which '■ United
Stales sovartinieut »i<
Ibis slluw
lion and caltvd for Ito <■■ ..«!» ade
quate action
The li rl> >n c-i ul
at Juare* also »«■ ih»iru- -d to lake
all possible step» With Ho- Mexican
authorities there to ■ ire release and
protection of III» oft her*.
Marfa. Tria»
Authorization for the
payment of th»
ransom aakrd
by Mexican bandita for II r»l«aae of
Lieutenant* Paul II liarla and Harold
U Peterson waa received here Mon
day. and th» money will tu' delivered
to an aitenl of the bandit* al or near
('sedatori*. Tei., it waa announced
here. Th»- American aviators are be
ing held somewhere In Mexico south
of Candelaria.
Total return* Cr- rti all fruit* In th»
Hood Rlv*r v*ll«y for' th» •»••on <»f
1*14 will rsach |3.0v»' »O'», th« hl*h«-at
•«•r r«c«tve<l hr grower* of th»» valley,
th« Apple tlrower* ■--■»-Istiun leads
ill local shipping eon. -rn* reporting
1 gro*a bualn«» in
of 12,000.-
>0* flan 1A ulll» A I o., th* bulk of
wko*» atock of ISo ear» waa ahippM
io Knglnnd. report returns of 1300.OoO
rka bualnea* of the ll<- -I lilver Fruit
company will reach a similar figure
The fruit handled by Ike H<md River
tpple a Rtorng»- c--n .:»y and that
ihlppe-l ln»l«-|>en<l»nlb< U •* eatimaled.
isoaeded ttuu.opo.
■ I
DISINFECT
YOUR PREMISES
BY USINO
Chloride
.. OE ..
LIME
THE MOST EFFECTIVE
AGENCY IN HESinoY-
ING DISEASE GERMS
I
This is f»r the cutup rent *n Scio.
pacity of the team per load an<i do Tue*lay.
plant at thia end of the flume Man-*
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Berry, who
it in lew (han half the time
Newt Weddle returned from a IL ag»-r ljil»-r say* th«-demand for lum- have been making their home with
weeks’ stay at th» Brritrnbush hot bey at g<»»l price» • »»mu unlimited T. A. Richardson for some time, left
springs. Tuesday. He say* there are
lot* of people up there and at other
point* health seeking and vacation-'
Ing. Newt think* the hot baths
will benefit the rheumatic if the
trip in and out waa not so strenuous
Mr. and Mrs. David Sweet ami for Portland Friday.
They will
Mr and Mrs 0 Clark «pent Wed- "»«k«
ho"'«
Portland
nesdajr at th«- home of Mr*. Wilson
The little daughter of Frank
Peery. They were accompanied as Gooch of Shelburu fell from a horae
far as Albany by Mrs. Peery the fol- the first of thia week, resulting in
lowing day.
the breaking of o « m of her arms
C. A. EVEREl F
'Druggnt and Slattanti
SCIO, OREGON.
The Hext ill Store
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