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VOL. XXIII
NO. 2«
LABOR MOBILIZES
TO CAST ITS VOTE
Si lo. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. FEBRUARY 12
RESOLUTION
Be it resolved by the Council of
the City of Scio. Unn County. State
of Oregon, that the following pro­
in Scrutinize Every Candi­ posed amendments to the charter of
Mid City lie and the same hereby
date la Announced by Am­
are proposed for submission to the
erican Federation.
legs’ voters of ssid City for their
adoption or rejection at the special
Washington. — Organized labor. city election to he held on the 23d
3,000,000 strong, has thrown Its hat day of February. 1920. as in this
resolution provided:
into the political ring.
blent
Bilyeu, clerks.
Resolved further, that for the
heieinabuve proposed charter amend­
ments, the following tiallut title lie
and the same hereby is adopted, to­
wn:
CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB­
MITTED TO THE VOTERS
BY THE COUNCIL -
An Act
To amend the charter of the City of
Seto as amended at the regular elec­
tion held in said City on December
6, 1915, and to amend ail subse­
quent amendments thereto, by add­
ing Section l.tX providing for an
issue of not to exceed 840,000 bonds
of said City to construct and install
a combined electric light ami water
plant, providing for the sale of mid
bonds ami for the levy of a special
tax to pay principal and interest
thereon.
100
Yrs
11.75 THE YEAR
300,000 RAILROAD
MEN ORDERED OUT
February
17
Day Set for Nation­
wide Strike—-Wage Increase
Is Demanded.
Detroit, Mich., Feb. V. Orders
directing 300.000 members of the
United Brotherhood of Maintenance
of Way Employes and Railway Shop
IjilMirers to su*|iend work at 7 a. m.
Tur «day, February 17, were going
out tonight to the various locals.
Decision to order the men out was
announced by Allen E. Barker, grand
president, following a meeting of the
general chairmen. The strike can
be averted only if the railrord ad­
ministration before Saturday grants
wage increases demanded last Sum­
mer, Mr Barker said.
“The orders have gone out," he
declared, "and we would require
two or three days to cancel them."
Vigorously denouncing congress, CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB­
which it was said “has failed to do MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY THE
COUNCIL
its dutv " the American Federation
An Act
of l«bor announces the appointment
To amend an act entitled “An
of a national non partisan political
Act to amend An Act to Incorpo­
campaign committee which will mo­
rate the City of Scio" ps*M-l by
bilize trade unionists and “all lovers
the legislative assembly of the
of freedom" in an effort to defeat
State of Oregon, approved Octo­
candidates indifferent or hostile to
ber 24. 1866. and to amend an act
entitled "An Act to amend Section
labor and to elect “true and tried"
2 of an act entitled “An Act to
friends of the trade union movement.
101
No.
incorporate the City of Scio’*|
The campaign will start immedi­
^1,1^!
Be
H
further
resolved that the
pamed by the legislative assei
ately and pursued through the pri­
of the State of Oregon and ap­ Mayor and Recorder, whereby I he Recorder be ami he is hereby in­
maries where aspirants for office will
proved October 22. 1X6M, and to Qty shall tie held in subatenee and structed to publish the hereinabove
amend an act entitled “An Act to1 effect to undertake and promise to proposed charter amendments sub­
have their records "analyzed in un­
amend Section 6 of an act entitled
mistakable language and given the
pay the bearer of each of said I Minds mitted to the voters by the Council
an act to Incorporate the City ofi
widest possible publicity."
Scio.” passed by the legislative at maturity thereof the sum named in the manner provided by law. that
JUNGI.ETOWN JINGLES.
assembly of the State of Oregon therein in gold coin of the United is to say, by publication of this reso­
and approved October 29. 1874. Stales of the present standard of lution in full for two consecutive
JORDAN ITEMS
and to amend “An Act entitled an i value with interest thereon in like publications within the twenty days
Henry Boise is back an>i replaces
‘Act to amend Sectiona 4. 5. X. 14
: gold coin at the rate of six per cent immediately preceding said special R. W. Blunder as pond monkey, th*
and 16 of an act entitled An act
Joe Jungwirth and J. II Wort­
latter going In tn the woods.
to Incorporate the Qty of Scio’ • per annum payable semi annually. election In The Scio Tribune, same
man *re Scio visitors Thursday.
Why did Scio let her champion
approved Octolier 24, 1XH6, and j each of said bonds to be a direct being a newspaper publisher! in the
Mrs L. C. Shuman and children
fighter
leave and come here where
to
amend
an
act
entitled
'An
Act
general obligation of the City of City of Scio ami hereby designate«!
of McMinnville are visiting her par­
there isn't enough scrapping to keep
to
amend
Section
2
of
an
act
en
­
Scio and to be known as City of Scio for mid purpose.
anta, the Harvey Sheltons.
her in good humor?
titled an act to Incorporate the
Peter McIntosh of Coquille, oui
Water Bonds
Said bonds shall t»e
Passed by the Council on this, the
City of Scio' approved Octolier 22.
Mary Walter says she just hates
former cheesemaker, was here <>n
20th day of January. 192b. by the old maids; by staying in Jungletown
1868, and to amend an act en­ dated at a convenient time to be Ax­
business Wednesday,
she thinks she'll rope and hog-tie him.
titled 'An Act to amend Seetloo 6 ed by the Council, maturity or ma­ following vote.
Yeas: Five.
H. C. Foltz, our new merchant, is
of an act entitled an act to incor­ turities to lie likewise Axed by the
Friendly Isimb has a felon on his
Nays: None.
busy and with new stock of goods
porate the City of Scio approved Council, but not to exceed twenty
finger ami goes daily to the cook
Submitted to the Mayor January
will do a thriving business
October 29. 1X74," passed bv the
house to have it dressed. Ntif sed
(20) years from date and the prin­ 20. 1920.
Judging from the noise of drag
legislative assembly of the Slate
Sweetie's girl in going to leave if
Approved by the Mayor January
saws Jordan will Boon be clear as the
of Oregon and approved January cipal and interest of said bonds shall
the
schoolma'am doesn't quit beat­
A. G. PRILL.
Sahara desert and fuel plentiful
28. 1X91, and to amend the char­ be made payable at the Fiscal Agency 20. 1920.
ing her time.
Attest:
Mayor.
ter of the City of Scio,” submit­ of the State of Oregon in New York
Mrs Rebecca Lowden died at the
By the end of leap year there'll
O. B. CYRUS. Recorder.
ted to and approved by the legal City.
home of her son Isaac December 16
be no old maids or bachelors here.
voters
of
Mid
Qty
at
the
regular
She was a daughter of Jobie Crab­
The bonds hereby authorized shall
Obituary
J ack thk W mitkm .
election held in said City on the
tree; half sister of I. N. and Andrew
be
add
by
the
Council
as
in
its
judg
­
6th
day
of
Decern
tier,
1915,
and
Crabtree of Dufur, and sunt of Mrs
l^wis Knauf, born August 7, 1X54.
to amend all other amendments ment may be best
Peter Bilveu. She was 85 years old
In Indiana county, Pennsylvania;
KANTIAN FARM TOPICS
thereto enacted by the legislative
and crossed the plains in 1X53.
The debt limitations contained in oldest of siz children, had two bro­
assembly
or
by
vote
of
the
people.
OnvgiN Mwr.
the charter of said City shall not thers and three sisters, who have all
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PH)- apply to the bonds hereby authorized. passed away except one brother.
The mail carrier and milk wagons
James T. Knauf of Silverton. He
PLE OF THE CITY OF SCIO
The Council shall each year at the
was baptized in the (Christian church have a time with the mud holes.
that
an
act entitled “An Act time of making the annual tax levy at about 20 years of age.
George Griffin is sick with a cold,
to amend An Act to Incorporate for city purposes include in such
The family moved to Renville Ct»„
Lester Bilyeu called Saturday.
the City of Scio" passed bv the levy a sum sufficient to pay interest Minnnrsota, in IXtiS. Lewie Knauf
Tom Smail is blasting a new chan­
legislative assembly of the State of due on the outstanding bonds of this was married in DM5. From thia mar­ nel for Crabtree creek.
riage there were four children, all
Oregon approved Octolier 24. 1X66, issue and to retire the principal
Aunt Becky Morris came out to
living, viz,: William Knauf and Mrs.
escape the tlu in Scio.
and to amend an act entitled "An amount thereof at maturity.
Mrs. Mary Hodge of ('«mas. Wash .
Mrs. lxivejoy of Dallas is visiting
Act to amend Section 2 of an act
Resolved further that this resolu­ and Myrtle and Elden Knauf of Scio.
He dies! at the home of his eon in her mother. Mrs. Gaines for a week.
entitled “An Act to Incorporate the tion for proposed charter amend­
Billy Gilkey is leveling the roads
City of Scio" passed by the legisla­ ments submitted to the voters by Camas on February 4.1920 Shortly
before he passed away he said he with his grader. They’re fierce.
tive assembly of the State of Oregon the Council be tiled with the Recor­
was ready to go when the call came
PIE EATER.
and approved October 22. IX6X, and der of the City of Scio, for submis­ and was prepared.
Hospital Notes
to amend an act entitled “An Act sion to the legal voters of said City,
to amend Section 6 of an act entitled for their rejection or approval to be
Born, at the Scio hospital Febru­
We the undersigned desire to ten­ ary 4, to Mr. and Mrs G. L. Flana­
an act to Incorporate the Qty of voted upon at a special election to
der our most sincere thanks to our gan, a daughter.
Scio," paaard by the legislative as­ be held as herein provided;
White
Cough sembly of the State of Oregon and Resolved further that the council | friends and neighbors, both in Camas. Joe Senz was admitted io the hos­
Wash., and Scio, for the many acts
approved October 29. 1874. and to deem it advisable and does hereby of kindness and sympathy during pital and underwent a major opera­
Syrup I
Dolt
amend “Ah Act entitled an ‘Act to and herein call and make necessary I the sickness, death and burial of our tion Tuesday.
amend Sections 4, 5. 8. 14 and 16 provision for the holding of a spec­ brother and father: also for the
Dr. Davis of Albany was «Misting
of
an act entitled 'An Act to Incor­ ial election which shall be and here­ ' music and floral offerings at the fu­
Price 25 and 50 Cenb
neral
James T. Knauf, brother; Dr. Prill at the hospital this week.
porate the Qty of Scio,' approved by is called to be held on the 23d
William Knauf. Elden Knauf. Myrtle
Dr. Prill was called to Marion
October 24. 1X66, and tn amend an day of February. IMO, between the Knauf. Mrs. Mary Hodge.
' Saturday am! reports the birth of a
act entitled 'An Act t5* amend Sec­ legal voting hours on mid dale, and
When paving Is on for the West fine girl baby tn Mrs. John A. James.
tion 2 of an act entitled an act to that said time be and the same
Scio
road how nice It would he to
Mrs Finders was amis ting at the
Incorporate the Qtv of Scio.’ ap­ hereby is designated as the time for
I hospital this week.
have
Main
and
Mill
streets
paved.
proved Oct »her 22. 1868. and to holding said special election, ami the
C. H. Schultbine of near Stay ton,
amend an act entitled ‘An Act to City Hall in said Qty is hereby des­
The Albany fair people will And a
amend Section 6 of an act entitled ignated as the polling place there­ , bunch of 30 directors an unwieldy left the hospital Saturday after be­
ing successfully treated for blood
an act to incorporate the Qty of for and the following named persons crowd. The body should be small . poisoning.
Scio approved October 29. 1874," are hereby designated and appointed enough so that a quorum could live
At The Prepies Theatre
passed by the legislative assembly as ami for the judges and clerks of In or in the immediate vicinity of I
Store
of the State of Oregon and approve«! mid election, to-wit:
Albany
It Is safe to say that a
Owing to an much sickness it was
January 2X. |X91. and tn amend the
Julia Bilyeu and Claudia Gill, meeting of the entire 30 will rarely deemed liest not to have a show this
YOGIS FOK SEIVKK
j Charter of the Qty of Scio." sub- judges. Jennie Shelton and Vivian I be held.
I week; the theatre will be dark.
Stop That Bark
A. D. S.
S
a
milled to and approved by the voters
of said City at the regular city elec­
tion held therein on the 6th day of
December, 1915. and as amended by
all other amendments thereto enact­
ed by the legislative aammbly or by
vote of the people be and the same
hereby is amended by adding there
to Section 13X to read as follows:
Section 188. For the purpose of
providing funds for the construct­
ion and installation of a combined
electric light and water plant for the
City of Scio the Council of said City
is hereby authorized and empowered
to issue and dispose of general obli­
gation bonds of said City in an am­
ount not to exceed forty thousand
dollar* (>40.000), said bonds to be
in denominations of 3500 or ||000
each, duly signed by the Mayor and
countersigned by the Recorder un­
der the corporate seal of the City,
having semi-annual interest coupons
attached thereto bearing the fac-
simile engraved signature of the
1920