THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XX1I1
NO. 28
SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. FEBRUARY lit»
I
The Bachelor and the Bird».
INFLUENZA CLAIMS
swung tn a hammock under a tree
FIRST VICTIM IN SCIO ! I He
Bewailing his fate, ao lonely was hr,
1820
Reiolutioni of Condolence.
JORDAN ITEMS
I Foe U m «SiWiMIM •< SW., T. L. « «I
A. D. S.
White Pine Cough
Syrup Will Do It
Price 25 and 50 Cents
Kelly’s Drug Store
YOUKS FOR SERVICE
that of th* 97 bills pasted durltut <h<
session M were appr-nd by the govet
The boys are catching quite a lot nor or filed with the seen tary of slat«
of fine trout in Gopenny
The fi»h automatically to bseom- laws, while 4»
warden is liable to hapi.cn «verbere w*re vetoed and relegated Ui the Isgla
some fine day a»»d then there will L« latlve scrap pile.
in*. It E ls>* Mtelner. warden of th-
trouble Boys, is it worth while to stat* penitentiary since last May. ha
violate the law in this raamect? Nut relinquish'd his duties at that inti !
only may a stiff fine be Imposed, but tut Ion and will be reinstated as •up*
lnt«-n«|rnt of the On-gon stat«- d<Mipt
■ jail sentence as well The
Governor Olcott stated thft
tai.
opens April I.
L. H Compton, now stat* parole of
fleer, will succeed Pf Htelnet «a »«'
llw-pital Mates
den of the penlten lar y on Frbrus»'
Mrs Martin Mei-a-r and baby were I. and Percy A. V».rrn-y. who recinti»
Our large number of flu raara dismiNwd from the hospital Monday. resigned as ebl*f of th* Rnk-ra polir-
d«'part ment, will be api«>tntcd paru*
It is an evident fact that an auto
mobile man is out of his line when
he monkeys with a pitrhfor. at least
in this life, Frei! Bilyeu tried it
last week and prodded his foot with
one of the tins*«. Frvd does nut like
th« galf, but he has to stand it this
time. Nor can he take satisfaction
out on the fork except have Mrs.
Fred use the fork, and no telling
how much damage to the afoteaaid
fork may result.
who were waiting to give Oregon
John Blno entered the hospital
rain» credit for getting well, have
Tuesday, a iwitimt of l»r Browne.
become disgusted with the abstemi
J »sei -ph Sent is convalescing nicely.
ous actions of old Pluvtus and are
Ervin Sehnuelle, who underwent
getting well wit (»out his aid.
a major operation a short time ago,
The Sei«» Milling Co. has and is
will soon tw able to go home
I making Iola of flour thia winter.
In a note to the editor Riley Shel
This is as it should he for all th«
. offal and mor« is needed by our ton save "we still have a g'*»d sup
I dairymen.
ply of grip on hand "
I
110 SC10ANS FAVOR
A PROGRESSIVE CITY
Castle Hall I eon id as I o»tge N'o. 3K, K I*.
Wlw-reaa, It has pl«a»e«l IHvine Prov-
id«nrr to renuive by d*-alh from our
mid»t <>ur c»tr« in«nl and worthy knight,
I Imo Mma, anti
Whereas, We desir* to ext»r«-u to his
devoted wife snd relatiy«-» our moat Only Nine oi Our CittMM Had the
prufuuial svmpathy. therefor* l«e It
Temerity to Vote Again»!
x..ve<|, That ui the death at W»«r-
thy K< ighf Elmo Mlms t^-onldas lujdgei
No -*>. knights of Pythias, hsa lost one
the Meatuie.
of her must worthy an.l active mem-1
her», a-td in nt-a(»i t to the n»enx»ry of
«>ur -U i'art*<l brother we drape our cas
Iji*t Monday Scio peopl« mani
tle hall in muurnmg for th* period of
fested the fact that they were fav
30 days.
Ilenolved. That in th* death of Knight orable to our town stopping out
Elmo Sim» »ciu has l-ut a good rttixen.
hi» dev«>t*d wife sial children a kind lx»ldly m the niarch of progress.
and adret louat* huahanu and father, ‘
Scio people want the lieat and
ami ti»e parents a dutiful son.
Hi« -I v « h |, Tn»' a rooy of th- *» r«-*o- they are wiling to pay for it They
Itlliona be spread upon our l-noh uf mtn- * want good ro t-la, live and energetic
ute», that the same be oublUtu-si in The^
S« »o Trih-me au«l that a eopy he pre I ci I.‘tens, a Hr»! c!a— light and wnl«-r
ivnlr«l to Uie borvavml Wile and inutner system, good schools, etc.
hoy v. hiir L ton
Some of th< ««• we now have, anil
J M. STK'H'
KtH i.A HIIEi r»»N
bv a nearly unanim »it» voice, us
Ce-mnuti«-«-
N W. Thomas an.I wife were
Crabtree visitors Saturday
I any
»
» as .«
Watching
two birds
they L. ila
Frank Hanna and wife took din
Elmo Sim*. After Two Week»' HI
their wee nest.
ner with Harvev Sladton's Sunday.
Sadly a-mghing at their jovful teat
new, Pa»»e» to the Great
Mrs, Ed Daugheit and »on ami
They twittered and chirped and daughter visited her daughter, Mrs
Beyond.
worked with a will
M. Fink. Saturday and Sunday.
Scorning his lone «late with up-
Miss Ella Fink is a—isting II C.
lilted bill;
For several days Itefore the end
F’oltx at the store.
it was known that Elmo Sima was Eor they were mated and happy to lie I
Mrs. Rovdt <>f Sahrn*» visiting at
desperately ill, because uf the relapae Building for two In the bachelor's the H. C. Foltx home.
tree.
of the flu. His death was ex Dec led
The infant child of Mr ami Mrs.
during any part of three or four He soon fell asleep and »aw in a Merl f^ost of Mill City was interred
dream
days, and the fact that bis vitality
at Bilyeu Ihm cemetery Saturday.
Fair
maidens galore, on whom he
was so strong inspired hope that he
Wednesday the re«' lence of Eu
did beam.
might survive.
The end came on
gene tiahart caught fire from a de
They Iteanwd not on him, ’tie «ad to fective flue and but for th* timely
Thursday evening and the burial,
relate.
would have
attention of the family
I
under the auspices r.f lx»>>nidn»
Each maid in his dream bar) found » 1 burned.
Lodge No. ;P>. K. <>f P , occurred at
fond male
%
Say. who is
the Miller cemetery Saturday at two Th»y dancer! and pranced as they
frosty
mornings
Th* Italias <*«»ium> rt-lal club has at
o’clock, p tn.
sang in higt) glee
, have to get up
last
sretircd the lovatlon of a emmerv
Elmo Sims was born in Scio nearly "We’re ail fur building a big family .weather ami "fluey" atmosphere?
at Uallaa Many arris of Ix-rrlia of all
tree;
27 year» ago, where he has spent his
Hers’s hoping for an early arrival kinds will I m - set out In th* v'rlnlty and
entire life. He obtained his e<iMen You're «elfish, fickle, love but for an ! of Aquarius and hi» water wagon a rarnixlsn will lx- carried on bv the
hour.
■*
with at least enough m > »ture t<> re etub to Interest farmers and fruit crow
tion in the Scio public and high
juvenate
the Inhabitants of the edi- «rs In cultivating mpa that can b-
And
so
we've
slated
you
for
a
wall-
schools and he here married his wife,
i tor's fish pond.
fluwar.**
handled by th* cannery
set up housekeeping and entered th»-
O regon M ist .
D- |>uty stalo tin- marshals have
rural mail service as carrier for Soon from thia bad dream he woke
mad» a survey at Th* l>alT*» Th-y
with a start
|
rout»- No. 2 over 6 years ago.
will also survey llo««! River
l>urlnx
Scio Ha» Second f lu Death
Elmo was an enthusiastic member And longed, how he lunged, for a
'he pas« few in-nths fire surveys lm\
kind sweetheart;
be- n made of &0 towns and cltlss h>
of the Knights of Pythias and hail
Cruel dream maidens had wounded ' F’or several days prior to her death the state and In most Inal ancra new
reache«! the position of past chan
his pride.
t“ was known that Mrs. Henry Sl«-p- fire equipment ha* bren purcha*< 4 and
cellor.
Stirred his anger, a little l»esi<le.
. anek waa very ill, with -u-riuus duubt many haaards removed
He is survived by his wife, form
There w< re three fatalities In Oregon
Sly r u| ! was vatching. (dotting a 'of her recovery. TiM-aday afternoon
erly Miss Vesta l/»ng. St I three
due
to accidents during the werk end
mati'h,
Mias C.narlutt« Walker, county pule mg January is, according to a re
children; his father, mother and Kru-w j ist th«- girl that loved this I
lie health nurse, said to The Tribune port prepared by the stat* industrial
eight brothers and staters.
Hl*
lone old ”;»ach*’.
that there was a bare possibility a accident oratnlsslun
Th* victim*
death is the first to occur in the So now b«’s mute-1 an ! happy to be
turn for the better might occur. were William C. Illlllnx* of ll.-ml
Sim* family. Die funeral occurred Building for two, like the birds in
But during Wt-dni.-«iay morning the Ja n»s A. Col«-st»wk of Hahin am!
his tree.
»
at the Miller cemetery. being con
George F. Illes» of Eugen«.
end came Mr a. 8t«*pnn«-k was a
Frank F IJw-hke of Mllwa-rkla ha*
ducted by Ixuin’daa Lodge. K. of P.. Fhiis he wns taught by birds and
young matron, just at th«- iwginnlng filed application with the state eng!
aaaistci by Willard Marks of Alltany
maidens fair
of family life. She is survived by n**r to appropriate 3700 second fié
and was attended by many friends That life without lov»- is empty an«!
her husltand and two small chiMivn, of water from the th srhutrs river f«-
hare;
and sympathisers.
both girls.
An obituary will lx- power development In a oerlrS e
To mate and to build is the only way |
power plants at the Metolius. PWsda
J. A. Bilyeu went to Albany yes-
Man can lie happy,contented and gay. published next week.
I'oieman. Mecca, Whits librae Rapid
let day. he being a mendier of the
and Pelton power slt««s in dlnrnytn
Let the glad «»ngblrda wtvour heart*
Water Bond» Are Sold.
grand jury now in session.
In the
Wasco and Jetferwu counties
a-tbrill.
meantime Scio must struggle along
Two drainage d nionsi tat lot»» wen
Love is the theme you’ll findinev'ry
Owing tu the foresight «four city conducted In l.infi county under th
without her city marshal.
tnll.
council, our bond ««ue is already direction of th* I.inn eeunty fsru
John Ix-lHer js temporary carrier Learn from their courtship how to
«»Id to Morris Bros ’ Ism-ling house bureau and th* extension service of it
on R. F. D. No. 2.
bill and coo;
!in Portlan«! at a handsome premium Oitfoti Agricultural roll»-*«-. Ou« wa
y. Ion»4y bachelors, why don’t
and the bonding house to pay all h-Id at th* farm of 1» Cade. 3*
mth-s southeast of Albany, and th*
legal expenses and supply the Imnds. other at the farm of J. Percy Ht.art»
Chorus
As municipal bi nds ate subject to lust west of Lebanon. W. Power»
To wit, to wee, oh don’t you see
income tax now, our minds would I drainage expert of th* Oregon Agri« «»I
Our cdxv home up in y»»ur tree?
have sold at a discount if the coun tural eollrg«-. conducted the d-m-’ustra
If you don'taoon make up your mind cil had not contracted llw-ni lie'itre lions.
A summary of the results of the re
A sweetheart true go forth and find, they became subject tn the income
cent special ae*»l.»n of th<- stat« IvS
You’ll tie ton late a mate to win
tax. There is now nothing to pre isiatur« shows thst eight resolution
And then you’ll sigh. "It might haw vent work fr«»m being started.
ai.d bills passed by both houses si!
been.”
b* referred to th* voters for ra'lfloa
Hon at the special election In Ma*
Cora H fuklnfrr, Scio. Ore
Fishing Out of Seaton.
Stop That Bark
11.75 THE YEAR
officer to »u<«**«l Mr. C*mpton
In order to encourage contractors to
»*or* material« for stat« work durinx
ha year !M® and thereby guar*
»gainst delays of <»p*r» lor do* to
tee oar shortage, the hi»haa> com
■ las Ion at Its last ta**tlng aulhorl»*
be stat* *ng1ne*r to estimate mat»-
dal up t« 73 p*r e*nt «rf Its actus
x»t and laclud* the asm* In Ike con
factor s ssœtkly estimate.
shown on the |x»ll »h<-«-ta, will a«ld
another within tbc pr»-sent year.
The t ribune Is well aware that
|40,0<M is a heavy debt f»»r a small
city to shoulder.
Rut wh«>n we
know that the pr«>t»o*c<i (xiwer »vs-
tern will earn the price of th* iatniis
principal and interest, within 20
years, yet make the burden to con
sumers no greater than it is now,
the then burden ceast-s to be a bur
den.
Engineer Cunningham of Port
land. who made the surveys, is will
ing to guarantee delivering208h. p.
in Seto nt extreme low water in
fhomas cre»’k We now have fifth. D.
hus giving 173 h p. for new busi-
neaa. Best of all. the servicw will
l»e continue». All of the gas and
wood burning engine* will give
place to electric motors which will
tn- immune to high or low water.
Our citv council can n»w go ahead
and mak* contracts, or tier poles und
rfct materia! <>u hand to commence
'onstructiun as noun as spring «»i»-ris
and haw the whole I usinesa com
pleted by November 1.
It is »aid "God helps those who
try to help themM-lvi-s." Scio has
Ivm-mstrated that she is willing to
tu-lp herself at ali events. The re-
jlt wall I* more buxine«, more
people anti a material advance in the
value of pr<»(»erty. It means that
Scio ia wide awake, has an abun«|-
mce of faith in h*r own ability and
<n point of initiative and courage is
>ne of th« leading towns in the ren-
ral Willamette Valley.
Finger» Blown Oii.
With two fingers an«! thumb blown
ff by a dynamite cap >he IO-y«»ar
»Id a«»n of M It Paine was brought
«» Scio Tui-sdav and U> Dr. Hol»«on's
»fllce where the t*-»U'wls were dr««»-
•i. Our infor»» ant could not tell
ts which hai.-i wa* injur«-d nor what
caus»»l the cap t«» explotie, Mr.
Paine has liyed *<>t,th of Scio two or
throe years. He went east with Ids
('irmly Inst y« nr. but r»;tumed to
)r»-gon in a f»-w in-»iiHis I h - cshsc of
*e«th*r c--n>lili«-t»s.
Dr H<il»*»»n
stale* 11.« left hand wm the one ir-
Ured.
Il Th
Fcrple» Tlieatr*
For this week, Saturday ami Sun
lav svenin ». Mr* We-a-ly pr«-»enls
’ohn Harrym *»- in "Here Comes
he Bride.” Lyons and Moran will
famish the comedy.