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THE SCIO TRIBUNE * Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; W ill support best candidate for office regardless of party « VOL. XXIII SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MARCH 11. 1920 NO. SO PRO RESERVATION iff jl LINES WEAKENING (ion Ranks Lodge Faction Mesdame» H. Shelton and M Pri- vett called on Mrs. C. Schneider Saturday. Is Discouraged The stork left a fine son at the Tony i«ockncr home Saturday. All Washington, March 9. Article 10 parties doing fine, * more than ever the dominating issue Dr. Prill was called Sunday night in the peace treaty fight, today be to attend the little son of Joseph came the unfinished business of the Jungwirth who has rheumatism. senate. The electricians for the light and Several of the republican leaders, power plant are with us again ami convinced that ratification would be if ap|>earancvs are not deceptive impossible with their article 10 res Jordan will s>x>n be a busv place, er vat ion of November unchanged, Vt ■■ . . !• : -'i’ I I : i- ''.I ! ■ < agreed on a substitute and made an soon to be organized at Jordan for active campaign tn line up the nec the coming season. essary democratic Votes iiehind it. A farmers meeting is to be held But they did not succeed, although here on the 1.5th for the purtsioe of compromise negotions will continue, discussing the local cheese factory no one has ho|»e of agreement. question The new republican reservation The flu has not invaded our part follows the general outline of that yet. Aside from a few sore throats, adopted in November, but it puts etc.. Jordan can boast of its good into different and more specific form fortune. its declaration regarding the article's O kkoon Murr. obligations. Some of the democrats were satisfied with it. but 28 was the peak of democratic votes which its republican advocates claimed for it, ami It would take at least 30 and probaldy 3-j for ratification It was indicated that President Wilson's new letter, although it fail* rd to stop compromise negotiations, had not lieen without effect in stiff ening administration rank* against anything like the old republican res ervation. Democratic senator« were in disagtcement over what the pres ident would do in event of a com promise ratification, and many of them declared their inclination to let the doubt resolve itself in favor of a conservative course. So discouraged Were the republi can lenders that they have not de cided whether their substitute reser vation would be offered in the sen ate. but would try for compromise. Report «>< the vondith n oí THE SVIO SIATI. BANK At Scio, in th« Statt? of Orrgon. at th«- rione of business February IMO: IxMins and discounts 1190,742 «7 tlvvrdrafis, secure.! and un •ecu red ........... ..... 1.RM.49 Bond.« and warrants and C S. Treaa. Cart......................... . 5e.973.KI Banking boua«-.. . ............... Furniture and fixtures • Cash ami due from approved reserve banka................. &t.2M.ei Miti Checks and other rash items I, E. D. Myers, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that Stop That Bark the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge «nd belief. A. D. S S. SutMcribed and sworn to before me this »»th day of March, 1920. R. Shelton. Notary Public My commission expires Feb. 14, 1921 Correct attest: W. A. Ewing. A. K. Randall, Direr tor». White Syrup Cough Do It Prke 25 and 50 Centi YOURS FOR SERVICE E. 1». Mr arts. Cashier. Widows and old rnaals, take no tier: John W Moore of th« Gates I Lumtier Co., confided to our printer last Sunday that he (.Moore) made a special trip to Scio that day in the vain hope that some leap year lady would laaao, hog tit ami fvrtt him to ( marrv her. John is a pretty hoy and why be hasn't managed to catch a mate is a mystery. They'll fall for the cave pian stuff. John Try it. ami if you’re still alive your ex- ample will sure tie followed. Present indications are that wc shall not want for snow and rain in ,the month of March —~i TOPICS SCIO BANK VAULT ENTERED BY ROBBERS The robbery was made sometime Mrs. Newt Crabtree was ¡trailer I about 2 a. m.. Thursday morning of at the Farm Monday. Mrs. Ret«*cci« Morris was out fur last week, as dogs made a racket at a visit Monday with her sister, Mrs. about that time. Tracks indicate Sam Games. She got n square meal. tha'. the burglars cam«* into town on I'entlaml avenue ami retired with I’lE EATER. their loot through the same street. In Measonam. Sheriff Kendall was telephoned ami reached Scio shortly after 111 a, Leone Rebekah Lodge No. M. tn. Thursday, ami Postmaster Stew ■ 1 0. (>. F. art nnd Assistant Postmaster Powell Whereas. Th«* Great Ruler of the arrived a tew minutes Inter. A (euit- . Un verse has removed from w office detective in Portland was sent lodge our beloved sister, Julia D for arid arrived later in the day. Stenanek, by the messenger hf death The bank vault is a flimsy affair, we bow our heads in sorrow as we not built as a guard against burg submit to the will of Him w ho holds lars but for fire protection only. the destinies of us all in His hands Investigation by a Portland detec Be it therefore resolve»!, That the Engineer Cunningham is on the tive sliows that the yegg men were job completing the preliminary work lodge has lost an upright and faith professionals. A piece of carpet, for the new power station at Jordan ful memlier ami sister, her daily evidently used to deaden the sound thia week. He can secure the right walk ami actions truly exemplifying of drill driving, found, was the sam«* of way. set the grade stakes, let pole friendship, love am! truth. found in the «Monmouth bank, rob Resolved, That we do truly sym contracts, etc.. Rod have everything bed some time ago. in readiness to begin the real work pathize with the grief stricken fam When John Sticha assembled his ily in their bereavement and that as soon as weather permits. private papers he found • 121X1 in we commend them to our Heavenly One sweetly solemn thought liberty larnds which he had plact*d Father who doeth all things well. Comes to us o’er and o'er. in an envelope with other papers Resolved, That these resolutions Our taxeg are higher this spring The yeggs hail not taken time to Than IBey've ever been la-fore. I m * spread on the records of this look through the envelop, but |2f>0 PerhafM our resiler* would be in lodge, a copy thereof transmitte«! to in bonds loose in the box were taken, terested in a medical definition of a the family of the deceased sister and t'ashler E. D. Myers thinks 15(XX) cold, here it is: ' The congestion of published in The Scio Tribune. will cover the bonds and stamps not the N imm I vessels by cutaneous chill J ulia R ii . yku registered, Some valuable papers ing retarfl« the removal of the prod E mma S hopk are yet missing, but the larger part ucts of cell metalxdism. or increases C ora C aijkvan were dumfied from the deposit boxes the permeability of the epithelial ! Committee. onto the floor. Several <>U these cell surfaces to the bacterial prod tard sf Thanh« boxes with contents were taken, as ucts. or alters the media in the ton We wish tn expresa nur thanks to no part of the boxes were fouml. sillar crypts ami folds of the phnr-I It ts thought the robbers canned nur friends, the Masonic order, and yngrai mucosa, thus disturbing the equilibrium between host and para- those who served us in any wav dispose of the registered bonds ami for their kindly sympathy, ami floral war stamps, yet they may destroy site »ml exciting infection.” offerings received duting our «ad them, causing trouble to the owners. Ira Blodgett has been added to I Postmistress Daisy Buckner thinks bereavement. the number of flu victims in Albany. I the postoffice lost alxiut • o ' hi , main M m . C. A. E verett He was a brother-in-law of W W. ly In stamps. and family. Crawford. The funeral occurred at Lebanon Sunday afternoon in the D C. Thoms went to Portland on The tain is welcomed In the belief family plot. Tuesday with business intent. | that it makes us feel better. I •faci. 133.91 FARM I<*st woes th«- citv council purch ..... W ased the mill property, residence, I Old one-eved Pie Eater has be«*n in fact all of the holding« of E M laid up for r«*t>airi for n week or so Kimball at Jordan at a cost of • 4000. s.s he got out of kelicr, his legs fail No Attempt Made to Blow Money Mr Kimball was here on Thursday ing him, but he's on the meml ami Safe Safety Deposit Main when the deal was made, th«* same I soon will lie good as new. being ratifie*! by the council at its Loot Taken. George Griffin ha« salt«**! down a meeting on Thursday night of last 50-lb box of smelt. week. After a period of 30 years in w hich The Burget family have all recov- The mill will probably lie electri no attempt to rob was made, the fied ami then rented or told The «•r« d from the :l.r vault of the State Bank of Scio was Billy Kalina has his new house all main object of the purchase was to entered by robber* on Thursday finished, Hx*nry Hassler doing the obtain the right of way. ditch, etc., mortilng of Inst week and all of the paiwr hanging. from Mr. Kimlmll pel Bonn I deposit boxes tiffed of their This was the first move to vard Ed Kalina has hkd his house dolled contents, but only liberty bonds, building tiie new power station up up a la city style war slam|>s, small amounts of money there. Ely Rainer is hauling milk for the and kev|M«ake» which they conlaim-d Engineer Cunningham came up cheese factory, now running were taken. from Portland Sunday to start work The burglars entered the bunk Our school, No. 77. ha» br»*n dosed on the entire project. over a week, but opened .Monday. from the rear in I dri In «- in The widow stopping with Pie Eater the rear end of the vault sufficiently Cletus Holt, Manager Co. “A." is having a round with flue in her large for a man to enter, who evi dently pwew-d the boxes out to u The appointment of Cletus Holt knees, or rheumatism. to the position as manager of comp Most people are putting in early confederate into a rear room where anv "A” at the state training school garden. The old man hail a lit ami they wore forged open, the valua is not a complete surprise to hi* dhl likewise. He art out three bush bles taken ami private papers scat many friends here, as his interest in els onion arts, a gallon of peas, aev- tered over the floor. No attempt J to blow the money safe wiu made. boy* has been evident for some time. | en bushcla potatoes, 100 cabbsgv Most of the liberty Ixinds and war Cletus is our own boy and we are planta and an ounce >if lettuce seed. I stamps taken were not registered, proud of the distinction he has right The Santiam Farm has a fine as the registered bonds were in the ly earned He has the ability to young horse for sale; al«<> pick from money safe. make good The boot wishes of his three cows, all voung ami g-*od The burglar or burglars had evi- many friends in the forks of the milkers. Bring |1UU and take **ne detitiy Visited the bank before the Santiam go with him in his work. Billy Kalina presented Ids wife n robliery as they seemed to lie famil new talking machine. iar with the inside arrangement of INCOME TAX Charley Chiz came over Sunday the building and vault. The l.„. wall «...i IN NUTSHELL ami Isiught Ed Knlinn's favorite cow I was dug through just over the saf«*. paying |75 therefor. * at a convenient height for work. WHO Nlnsle per»«!» «I k had net Income of tl.lSSl or more for ihe year 1910 Msrrted «-oiiplm who had net Inroiue “f F.',*»«i or more WHEN Msrrh l\ ITU I» fi fisi Total .................... •sot, tati dste for minx return« «tul rnsk LUHII4T1KM 'ng first payments InlrriMl WHERE t'olh-iior of Capital stock paid tn ........ •io.non.to llevrutie for District In whirl- lo,.«»i lai Surplus fumi ........................... I lie person resides. Undivided profit», lessex|>ens Form HOW Foil illrcetuwis on < »<-• i»n<t taxes paid........ KOMRl IO40A and Form 040; also the Individua) deposita subject to aw sud régulai ion check ............................... 221.799 32 WHAT Four per cent normal Demani certificate» of lat »*n taxable Income up tn deposit ................................. 3.30t 16 St ixsi in excess <»f exempt l««n Cashier ch«-cks outstanding.. 7.<MI.93 Eight per rent normal tnx on 0 Time ami savings Italance of taxable Inmute Bur- rga, from one per cent to sixty 43. OU I defioaita............................ Uve per cent on net Incomes over Reserved for interest aiwl •5,1 sat. taxes .............. 1.36L70 I of rretltl . . . 1 Ither liabilities .................. Total............ Stat« of Oregon. | . “ County of Linn ’ ---------- SANTlAM JORDAN ITEMS II. C. Foltz was a Jordan visitor Saturday, Wilton Leiter Stiffens Adminutra- — Jordan Mill Pttrcluard fI.7& THE YEAR I
