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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party
VOL. XXIII
> .O. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MARCH 2&
NO. 32
, BENTON EX SHERIFF
SENTENCED; PAROLED
Wcakne»«
Rather Than
Criminal
Intent Held Responsible for
Defalcation
Corvallis, March 22. W. A Gel-
latly, ex-sheriff. appears! before the
district court and pleaded guilty to
a charge of defalcation of public
funds an«! wm «entenced to five
years in the penitentiary, and lh«n
parol«*d to his brother Robert.
He admitted taking about »3000
at various times. Portland account
ants are working on the tiook« and
the exact shortage will ««ion be made
known
*
The district attorney advised len
iency and the judge expressed his
conviction that there wm no^crimi-
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JORDAN ITEMS
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At the primary election is draw 4.«...........
ing nearer several candidacies have
■Airs. A Beaver of Dallas, who ho
been announce»!, while there are been visiting her parents, the liar-
been visiting her parent«, the liar
other« yet to come. It may I* nee- vey Sheltons, returned h«nw Friday.
raaary to resort to the draft inorder
J. tioswick and wife accompanied
to secure full representation on the
their *>n and family m (ar m Slay
two ticket«. Of those oaking for
ton Saturday cn route to their home
reelection, R M
R umc II haa filed
at The Dalle«.
for county cl«rk, C. M Kendall for
E. T. Thaver. Roy Shelton and
sheriff. J. S. VanWinkle for nam-aa-
John
Sticha of Scio, visited our buig
or. Ida M Cumming« for school su
r«*cvntly
on busin«*«« pertaining to
perintendent. and Charles Child for
the
light
and power plant.
•tate representative. Velma Davi«
Engineer Cunningham finish«*,!
for recorder, and Lenore Powell for
treasurer, may «land for re-election surveying aixl ha« gone to Portland.
Soon as plans and specifications are
extended work on the plant will
lln-pital Sete«
begin.
Jim Trolinger was brought to the
Eugene Geyheart dicl in Albany
hospital Friday noon with a bedlv March 10. llecva»«-«! had r«*sid«*d in
lacerate«! right hand, necessitating our vicinity a number of year«; was
amputation at the wrist. He is do a native of France and would have
ing nicely.
been 5M years old April 4. He leaves
Tally Gibbons was admitte»! Mon
nal intent.
day afternoon to be treated 6>r
Brothers of the defendant will
throat trouble.
make good the shortage.
"Bud" Bass wm admitted to the
hospital Wednesday
evening for
Scio Bank Robber« Arretted.
medical treatment.
Two men, one 50 and the other 21
year« old. have been arrested in
Portland who are believed to l>e the
parties who looted our bank during
the night of March 3. At leant war
stamps and lionds were found in
their ponm-Miion (waring the serial
number of thorn* taken at that time
and recorder! in Scio.
Evidence existed that the looter«
had tried to erase the aerial number
with acid, vet the numlicr wm suffi
ciently distinct tv "how that the
bond» and stamps were taken from
t)ie Scio bank.
Mrs. E. H. Hobson wishes tne
people of Scio an«! vicinity to know
that she hu a large «tock of «pring
and summer hats for ladies. You
are invited to call at the J. F. Weedy
store and insp^t them.
International
STOCK TONIC
THREE FEEDS ONE CENT
a wife an«! two children.
»1.76 THE YEAR
Waiting the Sign.
The republican party cannot win
tn ,hc
-n ¡««name
H*>«d out. If it wins it
J"ust win on leadership ami program.
It ia fine and sounding to talk about
the party of Lincoln and the party
of Roosevelt, but ia the republican
party of today that party? That ia
the «¡utwtion ita holerahip mu al an
swer.
The oartv itself. th» men and wo
mep whoee vote« must be held, Is
progmmve and demand« the same
kind of leadership
It will not fol
low the party banner without regard
to who catches arid wave« it. Il«
allegiance cannot be held by tneeeho
of old Party cries unless it know«
whose voice is uttering them.
Die
old banners are all right «o they an*
carrir«! forward by aggressive lead-
era; they will not rally th«* party if
merely planted over organization
Immb proofs
Meter« D.xdey of Hillsboro are
Roea-velt le«l the party out from
visiting their uncle. Charles Barrett. J those Ignoble shelters and mad«* it a
Milk Producer
and
Poultry Food
Ser Our Window "1
Or «une in »nd ask u« about it
Kelly s Drug Store
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LABOR'S ONE WEAPON
TROTH, SAYS GOMPERS
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No Force But Force of Reason and
Argument" to Be U»td in Ap
peal to Brain" of U. S.
Washington
Samuel Gompers.
writing in the current imue of the
American Eederationlsl. aw-erts that
labor*« non partisan political fight
will lie aime«i particularly at "de-
feat of thou* candidates who are
enemies of labor.’’
'The fight is on,” th** article «aid.
*lu»lM>r has no wen,».in but the truth;
no force but th«* force of reason and
argument. Its aptiearis to the h«*art
and brain of America. It« nlm is the
welfare of the American nation; the
safeguarding of American drmoe-
raev.”
Amterting that labor’« right bad
been "menaced by many present
holders of political places,** Mr.
Goiiqiers said th«* injunctbin process
had been 'abused** until It "would
scarcely I n * r«*c<>gniz>*<i by its origin
ators.”
"Money gree«|, political greed,
gree«! for place and ¡tower, there
have been among us undoing our
will ami striking at our liberties, • •
he said.
lh*claring that lalior must <*ont»*nd
for fundamental« that apply to the
whole people, h<* continued;
"Labor is not something imper
Miss Elsie P-pperlmg is helping
°* progressive ami construct-
He .................
led it to
her cousin. Mr-«. II C. Foltz, with '**’
action
I..
the
greatest
victories
it
haa
known,
housekeeping.
I and when under bad landership it
Miss Ella Fink, we understand, i
Quite a number of strangers were
fell into reaction he seised and shook
has di*rhsrge«l her flu patients and
in town the past week.
it until it« bones rattled. It whs
is clerking at Jordan store. "Oh!
hard discipline, but hard discipline
Somebody pulle«i the wrong «Iring it wwn't flu; just bad colds.”
was what it net det!
Nothing el se
last night, and this morning alsiul
O rkuon M ist .
could save it. Now the party him a
1 -
an inch of «now ha>! fallen.
chance to «how the result of that
Georg« Compton of l««ttan<>n wm
The forks of the Santiam treatment it has a chance to leave
in town Tuesduy looking after bust-
should supply one member the old bone« where they fell and
ne«a intercala.
of the county court
Who march on with the renewed life an«!
Gran«l Chancellor Hurley of Vale,
vigor it gained in its great trial. It«
is willing to stand for the
Oregon, paid the K. P. lodge of this
opportunity la great, but ita obliga sonal. It is not like n machine, nor
office? His politics is a tion« and responsibilities are on all is it like a corporation. It is the
city an official visit Tuesday night.
sum total of the livvs uf all those
matter of secondary consid fours with it.
The play "Damon and Pythias’*
The party'« leadership this year who are useful to the worl<|.
eration.
will I m * film«*«! at the Peoples theatre
’’Therefore, th«* inu-reat of lals>r
will advertise to the country what
in Scio next Monday evening.
may be expected of It. If it is di- In legislation is not limited to inter
Difference in Men.
For sale I have 600 bushels of
reeled by men and women who rec- est falling between two given points,
gray or winter oata for sale at three
"Congress cannot do a single
■ »gnixe the signs of the times, who
cents per pound. John Chylil. 32 3t
A boarding house mMt«*r has lieen
realise that th« war haa brought thing In which lalior i« not Inter
Mr. and Mrs Dan Mcluvchlan left engaged for the camp boarding
ested.”
new problem« that must lie faced in
for Tacoma Tuesday morning. They house at Jordan to take care uf the
an aggre«e>ve, progressive and con
Dittreuing Accident.
will make their home in the Wash boarding uf power hand«. Also, a
structive spirit, then the party will
ington city.
portable sawmill proprietor ia figur-
get a new lease of life an power.
James Trullinger, when work-
Mr. and Mrs. Ix-wellen Smith of ing*on placing his mill there Io cut
But if the old standuat organization
ing with a saw in hia mill laut
Portlan«! spent Monday evening with the lumber r«H]uire«i. We are told
seizes and holds the reins the coun
Saturday, had hia wrench «lip.
A. L. Warner, the new manager of that h partv owning timber along
try will turn away from it. Oppor
which threw hi« right hand in
the Selo hotel.
the right uf way has offered to do
tunity an«I responsibility go together
contact
with th«* moving «aw
Re
nate
the
ro-cessary
timber.
Some
Percy Wann, who ha« I wen work
Il cannot seise one without act-opt
sult:
The
hand
whs
h«>riibly
man
difference
lie
tween
he
and
the
man
ing at th-* planing mill for the log
ing the other.
The w«*«ks ahead
gled.
Dr.
Prill
won
called
and
found
Schneider,
who
is
trying
to
hold
up
ging e«imp«ny, ia taking a rest for a
must "h»w what the leadership is to
few days on account of a felon on the city fur a large sum of monev lie. That ia the sign the country it neeessary to amputate the hand
at the wrist. Th«* accident was the
to allow the ditch and flume to tie
his finger.
now waits. Kansas City Star.
mor« unfortunate in that the left
Henry Nolan of laicombwill prob built along the creek bank on his
hand ha<! suffered from contact with
ably be the democratic candidate land. The former is a liberal hearted
a saw wmi' year« ago.
public spirited citizen. while the lat
for county clerk. A petition boost
Horte« to Be Banished.
ter is just an ordinary grafter, out
ing his nomination wm liberally
for all he can get.
Operated on for Appendiciti«.
sign«*«! in Scio thia week.
Denver. March 23
The horse will.
George W. Willis, a resident of
lie banished from lN*nver’« street*
I<a«l w«*ek Kenneth Sims wm op
The ladi«*« ai«i society of Crabtree
Albany fur 30 years, died at his
January 1. 1U25, if a bill, introduced erate«! up«in for appendicitis, Dr.
«ill
hold
a
bazaar
and
pie
social
on
home there Monday of pneumonia.
I at last night’s council m«<eiing, be HolMon having the case in charge
He wm proprietor * of a blacksmith Saturday evening together with an
comes a law
The ordinance pne The op« ration wm successful and
■hop on Railroad «tree; for many Interesting program and will gladly
vides that no horses, cattle, sheep or Kenneth will I n * out again in two or
welcome Scio friends.
years.
, swine shall lie kept within the cor
three w«*«k* if no complications
Mr. and Mrs. E. H MacDonaM
The peril« and the glamour of
porate limit* uf Denver or driven should occur.
mountain climbing hav«* Item vividly were in Albany Tuesday to meet upon the street*.
brought home to the spectator in relativ«*« from Springfield. Oregon.
The bill would permit the mana
Mra J. E Derry, who haa Isen
"Blind Husbands.** a photoplay of
D. C. Thoma went to Albany y«Mi- ger of safety am! excise ,o art aside
the decade, which is to I n * shown at terdav after a ¡«art of the flour mill certain sections of the citv for use visiting at the home of her ¡mrente,
tlie i’«-opl«*s th«*atre Saturday and which hM been shut down several of the stockyards and ¡tackinghousrs Mr. ami Mrs, E I, Plummer, re
Sunday nights
days to fix up things.
and tn designate certain street* an<! turned to her home in Albany Mon
She waa motored home by A.
P m AMM N H t'ormshofO A
Newt Weddle came up Monday ■Ileys that may be used for the pur day
L
Plummer.
C. at Corvallia. delivered k lecture evening from Portland where be hM pose of driving horses, rattle, sheep
before the Scio high school Wednes t*en taking "bake oven” treatm«*nt or swine tn or from stockyards and
day. While here, he paid The M- for rheumatism
The treatment packing house district*
It specific
bune office a pleasant social call. A seems tn be helping him so he re- ally provides that no residential or
For this week. Saturday and Sun
aynopms of his address will appear lumini Wednesday for three weeks’ business street* be used for this day evenings. Mrs Wesely pri-w-nts
next week.
further "baking.”
purixiee
I "Blind Husband«." a 7 rreler.
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We also have International
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