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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1919)
CANNOT DEPORT ALIEN SLACKERS Washington All.a» who withdrew their flr»t eitiu-nshlp papers to «•• »pc the draft cannot b*> deported b**.*ua» of treaty obligations. Hcerelary Las- •ins formally advised the bou».- Immi gration mm mil Ise. Passage of the proposed Ira istallo«, which would d*-ny forever to tbc per •on» affected the right to tn-vmr American ell Isens, might cause rou alderable embarrassment to the United Slates, »aid the secretary'» letter to Representative Johnson of Washing ton. chairman %f the commltte«. Accompanying lb« state dr part ISM I communication were protest» from Norway and Sweden against enactm- nt of the pending legislation. The pro teats pointed out that the treat lea be tweed the United Htai.-s and tho«** countries «tempt American» from mm pulsory military service ovrr there. To the surprise of many member» of congress wbo have been urging the paxaa«e of the deportation bill. It de veloped that only a comparatively •mall number of alien» e»cap*-«l duty by abandoning their Intention to be come cl t tarns According to Infortna tl>-n »uppH.-il by th« a»»i»t.tnt •••* r. • tary of labor the total of draft rrgls trama under this head was 1746. Washington, with 393. had more aliens to obtain cirmpilon than any other state. FOOD PRICES DROP Nation Wide Report Made en 22 Maple Articles Show Decline. Washington.—Food prices are on the d«x-lln*, the department of labor'» bu rvau of labor statistics announced in a statement aasarUng that the retail price of 33 staple f<Mxlatuff» »bowed a decline of 3 per cent at the end of Heptember, as compared with the laal of August. Onions and potato«» showed th« greatest price dwelt««, of 17 and 14 per cent. respectively, Cabbage, meats, cbecs«. flour and sugar also were lower Raisin» went up K per rent during the month and were fol lowed in • climb of greater or tea» degree by rice. eggs, »almon. butter, bean«. i t'd vegetable», c*.ffec and eurnmeal Armeni»na Rout Enemy. New York Turk«. Tartar» »nd Kurd», «bo Invaded Arm. ala. have b*-«n routed and the Armenian» have reoccupied lb* is land», according to a statement published by Jam-» W Gerard. chairman of the American committee for the Independence of Armenia and former American ambaa ••dor to Germany. Petrograd Reported Taken. Washington The fall of Ivtrograd •nd ihn occupancy of both that city •nd the fnrtrraa of Kronstadt by th» Rnaalan y*nti bolshevik forra» ha» hern reported officially by the general »taff of the Flnnl»h army to th« Viborg rap- rascntaflve of the northwest ictrn» tnrnl i t liu»Hlt. accordlnx Io lb» »tale department. Worker»* Rehabilitation Bill Passed Washington The houan has passed ■nd »-nt to I ho senate a bill pro» hl in« for vocational rehabilitation of persons disable*! in Industry Frank I» Rain, grand c»alt*d ruler of th. Ilrnrrolvnt and Protective Or d«r of Elks, the chief of Wkdom tn thl» country, waa a visitor In Portland Saturday. II » as i », 11 a n !■ .1 t Mr*, ¡lain, lb- two mäkln« a tour of the United SUlML A dl»-.u*> known aa the Kansas home plague ha* broken out with consider abl« fore« on some central Oregon ranch*-«. W. II. Lytle, »rate veterin arian. reports George Radman. a Jef feraon county farmer, baa loat 33 out of hta herd of 30 horw-a. Contract for th*- nodal» to be gtvin by the alate of Oregon to all »«Idler». •alter» and marti i»*rt«y *h- *»r» ]cv from this »tat«, «aa «warded by Ihr stair mrdal omtnl- *i»*u to White brad « Hoag g N> w J, -«■ y firm. Th* price will br 36 <rn*» each. Five fatal acrid it» wrr«- reported tn the st»l» Industrial «rrldcnl oomtula »l**n during Ike w— k <n*tlng October 14 Th« workuiru who lost th«-tr llv«a wer« All*-« Shun-* •-. IVrtland. «•’*• •ti uct Ion Alt- ■ ■ ■ - <■ - > ■«r; l‘aul Cante li Hrlghtu«. ius*.<*r; !Glrn Wilhelm. Grants l*a»a, to* -»r; ¡Jame» W McFlvain l*urtlau<l. *-*>» •traction Highway» uit-l-r coeatrartlon tn Ore gon al pr>-s- at total 33d M lull* • of pavement. 334 k mil*» <*f marailaiu and 6SS.I mitra of grading, according to the aummary compiled by th* •tat« highway departm- nt Th e construction now going on rvpr*«*ntg an MpstMll- ture of 319.431.4«« .* ■ bld price», »nd Including 10 p-r cent for coutlngen- cira and 10 per cent tor etu ln> • ring The Increasing travel In Crater lake and the r*v*pil«»i.iHy large travel la gewrai thl» year, together with that Io view for ne»t ». - -i, I *».l«d Alft. 4 « • U Parkhurst, pr-<<id«nt and general manager of th« Crat-r |j*k- company, which has all th*- Crat*-r t>»tl >«.«1 pork ronce«»lona from th* s*>errntU'-nt. to decide to build a n> w hot I in the park at White Horse, it will (><■ In read I arsa for the early travel m*»t araao*. Contracts wer« let to Ike Warren t'oA»tructh*t> coutpany on Monday for th*- building of th- complete syst* m of the Silver Iah« Irrigation district. The system will coii«!«l of three large dams and apprnglmat* ly ten miles uf main canal», divert in« th* waters from Nilvnr erwk. Ruck creek and llear waak to the S.H1 'bench" aectlun» of th« valley. Tbrr* ar« some 800t> aereo tn th«* district and th« lands completely surround the town of Silver laka Out of 1<>4 « .i !..•>» In .|. r.C»try who made applkaiion for certif ■ ah a before the «tato b .«rd of d*-nt»| *-g • miner» and took t■* «••i iirnl «t»m Inalluna duriti« th« leal year, 73 wer« »ucees «ful. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i • OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is < o’.tiplt t<' stock tïosh tinti tinti mu civ i.Ì lint' of (’ofl’er, Spiers ('aulirti Goods, mid fact, everything Heeded for th<‘ tallio. HiBLER 8 GILI. GO ALL KINDS OF HAULINC DONI Short and Long Distance Reasonable Prices SAM STOLLER Expressman ..trio»»» Passio« try, W. F. UHI. Ha*«arr»at, l>. (*. Thoma J J. J.Harnes, W. F. Giti, A Itilyeu, J. II. Harn«« Mw. Jennie Marner. » The Truth About Merchandise I I«P(V|<J4J44IH T<» SCIO ROLLER MILLS N IN* <iltl'<>HAIH> I'KCt-MIII-H I Our Fl*>ur I» a» g*>»»l aa any matte in the Willamette Valley I AJA/;}' S.ICK GIMIMA'TEED cancel the uniera. PICTURE PRINTING w e are prepared to take your pictures develop your plates, films, film packs do your printing, enlarging and framing b« mon* lliun 50 or 60 p»-r cent tluliv- vr»*<l; mill for upring tnnrchunlH will I m * nllottfl u certain amount that they can buy. Prices High but not higher on mer<*hatitli»e than on all other commodit¡•••». an*l they U r chargr nothing (or developing films or plates when twelve prii ts are ordered. We have had fiitrrn years o( prat'licit I work in picture taking. If we can be of any help to you in getting good results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. All work guaranteed and done promptly sein Give un a trial J. F. WESEL Y OREGON Wc do nr I carry any camera« or camera supplir« will not be elivajHT for a long time, .»“■* A ami merchandiM will beinuvh -« ciiicci next spring than it in this lall. We will not lipart* any effort to supply <»ur customers regartllemi of conditions, but we cannot do the i'tnpoitirible, For thia winter we «re quite well supplied with most lines of goods, and we will be receiving merchandise by express em-h week, W« have I wen fortunate in receiving large shipmentfl of young men's suits, ami invite the young fellow to call. THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. ALBANY “Value Firtt f • OREGON Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay (ash (or Egga, Poultry. Veal. Ilogs, Hided Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest ca«h price foi it. Let us get acquainted. II you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascara Bark We will give you a Square Deal FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor < J k«p-> ,
