The Scio tribune., February 05, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIII
NO. 26
TREATY RATIFICATION
NOW UP TO WILSON
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. ORFWN. FEBRUARY 5. 1920
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SANTIAM FAKM TOPICS
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JUNGLETOWN JINGLES.
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11.76 THE YEAR
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JORDAN ITEMS
SEND NON PRODUCER
TO FARM, IS THEORY
James Craft killed a 697 pound
Fl liel»ng and H. Neal were Jor­
F. S. Steward and Ferris Williams
pig
that
dressed
609
pounds,
he
had
dan
visitors Saturday.
made
a
buxine««
trip
to
Scio
Satur
­
*
They I t water Lund
Britain's Approval of Lodge Reaer 24# pounds of lard. Who can cope day night
Mrs. Fred Grime« and children of The New Secretary ol Agriculture
with Jim for a fat hog?
and didn’t vet ba k till Sunday Mill City are visiting home folks for
Declares Useleu Employees
rations Leaves No Reason for
The Poevar cash sale was a big There was a mighty anxious young a few days.
lady in camp until E- returned.
Further Holdiag Oft.
Must Be Weeded Out.
success.
Mrs Mary Privet and daughter
Van Hassler made his fortune in M h I m *I of Portland came down Fri­
Mr. White of 1 .ar wood is sawing
Washington Which way will Wil- next winter's wood for Fid Kalina Jangletown. so quit h»« job ami re­ day to nurse Grandma Shelton.
Washington, Feb 2
Elimination
turned
home
and
S.
W.
Gaines
at
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a
cord.
of
useless
employees
in
n
>n produc­
*>n jump? Thia is th« only question
A party of friends from the col­
troubling those who would ratify
Joe Isiffoon left looking sad. but lege at Mount Angel made a short tive business, the s|M*e<lmg up of all
M. C. Gaines of Crabtree came
the treaty with th« l«odge reserva­ tearing up this wav Sunday in his he left a sadder looking me behind call on Father B> niface Saturday. lim-s of Industry commensurate with
i the present activity of the farmers
tion« and'have it out of the way
tin lixxie, but when he got in sight Never mind, girlie. J w will c<>me They were en route to Lebanon.
Only one or two democratic sens of the Santiam F'arm mudhole he back.
Thu relay a fine dinner and obi and determination of retailers and
tors will stand out against the treaty got out and took it afoot.
Mary Walter resigned her position time quilting was given by the jobbers to exact only a reasonable
unless the president joins hands with
William Lee treated himself to 4 as second cook in the S L & L Co. young ladies at the Catholic hall. A profit were recommended as a solu­
the 14 irreconcilable«.
fine pigs at 617 each, also a corn cook house and promoted herself to large number was present and all tion for the high coat of living prob-
i tern bv Edwin T. Meredith. <>p tak­
Viscount Grey having said that cultivator at Saturday's sale.
do general hou»» w rk for Mrs. ' report a pleasant time.
ing the oath of -»Nice Imlay as secre­
the reservations are not objection­
Mr. Berget. our new neighbor, is Shedwin on -the corner of Jungle
George Balsiger and H. C. F'oltx
able to Britain. It would appear Mr.
tary of agriculture.
doing some fine plowing with four street.
i are invoicing the Jordan store which
The high cost of living problem,
Wilson would have to look bard for
Mrs. R W. Hassler has taken the . is to be taken over by the latter, a
horses; a good example for others
'
he
asserted, cannot be solved thru
any excuse to stand out longer.
to follow. He plows 9 to 12 inches position vacated by Mary Walter 1 young man whose sterling qualities
There are some who believe he will
I the efforts of one class, but all bus­
deep.
and the good work goes on.
I we ail know and join in wishing
iness and all labor must r<*cognixe
align with the "battalion of death"
Mrs Uska's two daughters from «uccese to his new undertaking.
G. A. and his best widow were at
the solution as a common duty or
and finally kill tiie treaty In order
O kkgon M ikt .
the big sale, he was sidling around Albany made a week end visit and
"less ami lews will there tie of farm
to place the responsibility of making
they
said
there
’
s
no
place
like
home
as if he had a pocket full of rocks.
produce to divide among the whole
a new treaty on other shoulders
Mr. Laber is back in Jungletown
Condenser? Comments.
The old man finally got his money
people and higher ami higher will
pushing matters and the mill is run­
from the Portland Broom Co. for
go the price of that which is pro­
ning
full
blast
Weather Prophet.
The new whistle at the S L &
broom corn sold them last fall. He
duced.
R W Ha-wlrr i* our pond mon­
went to the Oregon Journal about key, so far he hasn't taken a cold L. Co. plant causes one's feelings to
"The farmers of America,” said
At one time in the world one Wil­ it and Its lawyer waked 'em up
undergo a sensation peculiar to life Secretary Meredith, "are willing to
dip
liam Herachael. an astronomer and
on the ocean wave and home on the assume their part of the responsi­
Our ruad is getting almost impas­
This is lean year and Fla had bet­
weather sharp, devised a weather
sable as the neighbors won't volun­ ter slay on his own -ide of the gate rolling deep.
bilities as American cittamain meet­
table which is relialtle, at least some
The weather th«- last few days af­ ing any problem threatening the
teer a little work and the county and save trouble an-1 shoe leather,
times.
His prognostications are
as the old man is on th-- lookout
fects the cow in a way that tells us welfare and stability of our country
court doesn’t seem to care.
based as follows:
Mr.
Berven
had
Iwtler
take
to
the
something
of what to expect during but this high cost of living problem
Time is up. Get yout dog collar
The nearer midnight the moon
woods as Mary Walter has been roll­ the spring flow of milk.
is a mutual one. and they ask that
ami tag before the dog killer comes ing her eyes at him while around
changes the fairer the weather Is
it be approached bv all the people
PIE EATER.
A
rush
order
for
a
car
of
milk
the commissary, that's all right.
likely to be. The nearer mid day
one day, to reach an outgoing boat as a common problem. They ask
Mary, this is leap year
the fouler.
Scio Has Good Schools.
from Portland the next day. would that those engag>-d in distribution
J ack th # Wturrut.
After 4 to 6 p. m. to midnight is
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make even a saint like John Wexely eliminate the lost motion and not
a good change; from 2 to 3 a. m. to
Parent Teachers.
Mrs. Ida M. Cummings, county
curse the luck that left him out of put so great a burden upon produc­
noon and after, forebodes stormy
tion as there is upon it today.
achool superintendent, s|>ent Tuesday
the millionaire das«
The Parent-Teacher Association
weather.
"In other words they ask that
visiting the Scio high school and the
Charles Balachweid can wield the
Look in your almanac» and see if
will hold the February meeting on
there
be an adequate numlwrr of
grades. She had no criticism to of­
Sir William has not hit the mark for
the 12th - Abraham IJncoln’s birth­ pliers with a brilliant stroke when
producers
of wealth, and this in­
fer and evidently classes our school
day.
A program typical of the the rush is on.
January.
• <na
cludes
property
ami food of all kinds
among the best in the county.
The prospects are excellent for
great emancipator will I m * given
and
only
such
numlier
of distribu­
Mr. and Mrs. John Wesely were
Mrs. Cummings,
probably, is
In an address before the Work­ this season's milk supply to I m * a
tors
as
is
necessary
to
perform
the
passengers for Portland on the mor­ spending as much, or more, of her
men’s Association in 1864, Uncotn record breaker.
required.
They
ask
that
services
time in visiting the various schools
ning train Monday.
said: "Property is the fruit of la­
A new Toledo automatic dial
the banks, railroads, wholesale hou­
of the county than any superintend­
bor; property is desirable; is a posi­ scale is MM>n to I m * installed at a cost
ses, retail cstablishrm-nts, factories,
ent we have had. She says some of
tive good in the world. That some of S-M mi . This will add greatly to
all of which are vitally necessary to
the teachers are not quite up to
should be rich shows that others the convenience of the milk receiv­
the farmer and recognin-d by him
standard, but are all we can get in
ing room.
may become rich, and hence Is just
as
such, I m * speeded up along with
these scarcity of teachers times.
Milk patrons will find the time
encouragement to industry an-1 en­
(Toeing of the schools in many cases
well ami profitably spent te visit him, that the work now done by
terprise. ls*t not him who is house­
th«* condenser? and t»ecomr. letter three men mav I m * done. If possible,
would result should the present in­
less pull down the house of another, acquainted.
by two, and the burden of transfer-
efficient teachers lie discharged
but let him work diligently and build
The second year of operation un­ tation and distribution I m » thereby
Mrs. Cummings will be a candi­
one for himself, thus by example
der the ownership of the Henning- lightened."
date to succeed herself at the com­
assuring that his own shall be safe
. ...... I...-wa-e «► .1 I M S■■<!■■ I—
sen Produce Co. will mark the com­
ing primary election and deserves to
from violence when built."
pletion
of
a
program
of
continuous
win because of her unusual industry.
Ten Million See Ford Picture*
improvements during this entire
Old Maids, Look Ont.
period.
These improvements rep­
Look, Girls, Look.
The "Ford Educational Weekly.”
last fall when cars were cheap, resent an investment in cash of more a film put out by the Ford Motor
Continuing the good work, here our printer trailed 'round and now than $30,000. During thia month I Company, bus earned for that com-
owns a tin lixxie. Though he has ■ (February) a new ice plant, having ' pany the largest circulation of mo-
: are a few more t»acheloni who don’t
spent a lifetime with various kinds a capacity of 15 tons of ice per day I lion pictures in the world. F’ord
want to be miaard:
Ad Fleming,
films are run In 623# theatres in the
of machinery, principally printing, will be installed. With this large
Bun Fleming. Jesse Hildreth. Mike
United States each week
They are
he had
never
manipulated the equipment the people of Scio ami i also distributes! throughout Canada,
Bilyeu. Anton Lska. Dillon McLain,
throttle of a gas wagon
To get vicinity can secure ice at the same Flurope, Asia, South America, Aus-
Lorin J. Rond. Firnest Rahn, Henry
experience
he
boldly
set
out
for price as is paid by Albany amt ad­ I tralia. Africa and many islands.
Price 25 and 50 Cent»
Neal, John Front, Joe Kotan, C. H.
Th«* f ord pictures are viewed by
Salem
Saturday
afternoon.
Ax
he joining towns. The liberal manner
Salil. Martin Schneider. Louis Poe­
: more than ten millions of people in
var. Ernest Thun, Iswtcr Shimanek. showed up for work on time Mon­ in which the owners are spending ' motion picture theatres each week,
day he evidently made the trip all their money in Scio is an expression but they are also in demand outside
John W. Moore, Frank Powlinh,
: of confidence in the future of this ' of the theatre, (*hurch«-s. colleges,
right.
Frank Prokop
Mr. Brant assures us that he got section of l-inn county as a dairy the Y. M (’. A., public ami private
It is rumored that a name or two
schools, and even man, of the coun-
will soon I m * taken off a previous list the car exclusively to enable him to center and is worthy of the support | try's largest penal institutions fin-l
I of every farmer and business man
reach
choice
fishing
grounds,
but
as the trail from West Scio is getting
F’ord films particularly valuable be-
nevertheless we are kind o' ant in in the community.
I cause of their high moral and edu-
rather warm, and it's leap year.
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our mind that his inclination to snin
I cational value.
Al The
ThrtUrf
Many reels of Ford film showing
nut to the suburhs will not be solely
There is a law against chickens
I
how
special war materials were man-
Saturday evening ami Sunday ev­ for the pleasure of fishing, especially running at large in an incorporated
' ufaclured have been secured by gov-
ening Mrs. Weselv will present all by his lonesome, therefore we city, yet aome people do not seem to
I emment officials to serve as a part
Dorothy Gish in one of her pep would warn old maxis ami widows know It. The chickens are a nuis­ ' of the national records in Waah-
YOURS FOR SERVICE
to look out.
ance to say the least.
pictures.
| ington.
Stop That Bark
A. D. S.
White Pine Cough
Syrup Will Do It
Kelly’s Drug Store