The Scio tribune., April 15, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIli
SCIO, l.INN COUNTY. OREGON. APRIL 15. 1920
NO. 35
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES
START WITH RUSH
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Auto Epitaphs.
This grave you *ec
Is Ezra Paine's;
'Twa* raining and
He had no chains.
31.75 THE YEAR
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SERIES OF ROAD
MEETS PLANNED
Monday’s continued hard rain af­
Mr» Cummings and Mr Churchill,
ter Sunday’s fair proefiects of good
who were to apeak here last Satur­
[ weather is discouraging, a* people Booster Good Road* Association
Hundred* oi Hometeeker* in Early day. failed to come. but Mrs. Cum­
| are anxious to put in garden.
mings expects to be here al»>ut the Deperted this life
Morning Line.* Squatter*
Decides to Bring Public
And his place in the strife.
first of May.
Billy Kalina has a g-»H| Christian
You
find
here
Emanuel
P<
'erking
Alto File.
neighlwir who called Saturday night
Into Conference.
The Jefferson high school plav was When he came to a hill
, while Hilly was at the picture show
given here last Ihunalay. It was a And a chance for a spill
His emergency brake wasn’t Work­ and "borrowed" most all of his wed
Rosrburg. Or.. April 12. Before great success and was well attended.
The l.mn County Good R mils A»
ing.
, <>ats. Didn't wait for Billy to help aoetation executive committee met
the hour for opening the doors of <>ne-half of the net proceeds went
* measure them, so Billy doesn't know in the St. Francis hotel. Albany Fri-
the U. S. land office here this morn­ to the Scio high school.
At
sixty
mil«-*
j
how many bushels to charge up.
ing hundreds of homewekere were
day for luncheon ami the discussion
The high school pupil« promenad­
Across he tlrw.
lined up awaiting an opportunity to ed the streets Wednesday afternoon,
1 r»burgh, to get even at of future policies of the good roads
The fast mail came
file on the Oregon-California land in singing and yelling for the JetTers»n
Hosing a |4<>0 cow, sold two and got movement in the county.
At sixty-two.
this district.
individuals from al­ high school play.
, his money Itack.
It war v >U*d to hold a ««riea of
most every slate in the Union were
meetings in the leading rm al centers
Joe Raima arrived home 1
These bones of Bill
Albany high ball toaaer* defeated
drawn here bv the prospects of ob­ Silverton high by a score of 5 to 4
and many of the town« of the county
Ihi n<>t disturb.
no praise for Minnesota, as
At
siaty
miles
taining a farm or timber tract.
for the purpose of discussing ways
cold,
windv
country.
last Saturday.
He hit the curii.
Many persons who have been bidd­
and
mratu of assisting the county
Tuesday, the old man and hi* bet
The senior cla<a is intending to
ing down tracts as iquatters were in
court
in deriving the la-st results
I ter half pulled into Seto. taking din-
give the play "Sally Lunn" April 2M
line. Ex-service men also tiled on
from
ex|M>nditure
of the public funds
ner with Mrs. Rela-cca Morris anti
in the Peoples Theatre. The charac­
lands today.
already
voted
to
be
applied on the
hail a s«|unre meal To remunerate
ters: John Randolph. Jr, Marvin
Every train today brought home­
highways
of
tlie
county.
the lady the old man split half a
Ixing, lxs> Randolph. Gilbert (ala-
seekers, many coming fioni easterrf
I he discussion of the tax measures
'
cord
of wood
van; Morton Glynn. Jolyi Densmore;
states expecting to obtain land,
to
be voted on w ill al«<> Is- given due
Farmers Want Market Roads.
Marjorie Randolph, Hertha 1’atrny,
Joe Kalina’s renter ha« pulled out
practically ready for the plow and
consideration a.- it is evident that a
Mrs. John Randolph, sr . Mae Stod-
and Joe will try hatching till he can
near to roads.
large per cent of the voters are not
dart; Mrs Penelope Winslow I-eta
A delegation of farmers from the find a good cook who wants a nice
“It took us just 15 minutes to
informed
of the merits of the pro­
Buchner; ; Vivian Winslow, a society section of country northeast of Scio home.
pack our gri|»s and .«tart for Ore-
posed r<>ad tax measures.
girl, Anene Smail. Since there were appeared before the county court. John Wallace ordered his seed
gon," said one overseas veteran just
The committee went on record as
not enough seniors for the play, last week to make application for a corn of the Sanliam Farm; it is fine
arrived from South Dakota. "Our
favoring the 4 i—r cent amendment
Marvin lx>ng and John Densmore market mad from Scio to intersect at 4c a pound on the cob.
patters for months have been full of
to lie used f<>r construction of public
were willing to help.
the bonded road to be built leading
George Griffin, Frank Summers, highways of the state.
the land opening. We were led to
The Scio school will lie open to from Jordan to Stayton. The farm­ Arch Ray ami Tom Smail went to
believe that we could take off tim­
.Meetings are to I n * held at Scio
visitors
Friday. April IB. All par- er* in this section are alive to their Brownsville Saturday to an Odd
ber of great value and have a fine
April 21. Brownsville April 27. Hal­
own interest*, and in addition to ex-1 Fellows meeting and help initiate al
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farm home near the railroad and ents who are interested in the school
sey April 30. Harrisburg May 4,
l>ecting a full share of their taxes large class.
are
asked
to
call
at
that
time.
Come
tapped by wagon roads."
Sweet Home May 7, Albany May 8,
on the tionded road, are in line for
Still it rains; the cows are all out Lebanon May 13.
Two men from Portland sjient 1150 and see how the school is getting
along. The regular work will be the market road, whifh is about 4 and the mule threw Ixigan
apiece traveling over the country
miles in length, and taps a rich sec­
FIE EATER.
inspecting all of the beat homestead carried on and visitors will see how
“Your Little Wile.”
tion of the county. The delegates^
the
work
is
conducted
from
day
to
sites. They located two fine claims
tvefore the court as far as known, "Bob" Pcppcrling lor Committionrr
near Days creek and came to the day.
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Who plan* to make your future
Those who are interested in the were: W. L. i’eaison, John Huber,
land office to file ap| lications, only
bright
Howard
Montgomery.
W
W.
Mil-,
Within the |>ast few days the name
to find that the land had been with­ manual training department are
And
cooks to tempt vour appetite?
ler.
M
M.
Misner,
H.
Senz.
Harry
of R E. IB d>) I'epperling of Jordan
asked to visit the shoti above the
drawn. the classification having been
Your little wife.
city hall. The class has the follow­ Shank, Thomas Epping. El Smith. has l>een mentioned for the office of
changed.
Who
tell."
her Women friends that
county commissioner, and why not?
ing articles fur sale: A ash benches.' Joseph Senz, Joseph Conley.
People who in January and Feb­ sleeve ironing Ixtards. book racks, i
you
That portion of I Jnn count. east of
ruary expressed fear of a dry sum­ magazine rack*; all at cost. Help
Are the one grand husband through
,
Thera »«rr four tatallii«* dm to the South Santiam and which is more
mer. are n«w concluding that it may the class by buying these
and through?
than one-half of the territory of
srclilent* tn <>r»aon In tbe weak end
be a wet one. with seeding to lie
•d April *, according to » report pre­ j Linn county, should have represen­ Who’s the best girl you ever knew?
carried on up to June.
pared by th« stats Industrial acct
Write lu Hoover.
Your little wife.
tation on the county hoard at least.
■lent commission
Th» rictlnia were
A« a matter of fact, Albany ab­ Who pat« your cheek when you gel
Thoma* L. Hnnlusor. ripaawyer. Port
home?
As Mr. Hoover has refused to have land; Charles W Millar, , inlllnian. sorbs aliout all of the county offices
his name used as a candidate on the I Klamath Falls; William I I* Illing» This is hardly just and fair, but <>ur Who -moothe« the thin hair on vour
dome?
democratic ballot in Oregon, it would worth, lofler. TllUni'ok. I and W F. primary nominating law brings this
Your little wife.
Coulter,
logger.
Rates.
result
u
I
hiu
!.
for
aliout
thrga-fourtha
be a wise move to write in his name
Nearly a million dollars
Who
looks
at you, her brown eye*
of
Linn's
population
are
found
on
for president at the primary elec­
was aavad to th« farmers of l>res on
dear,
tion. If this could I m - don« all over throughout tbi work of the county the west aide of South Santiam. and
the nation it would almost force hi* agents, arrurdfns Io the annual re nearly or quite one-third of this And, snuggling to you extra near,
port <>t Paul V Marts, county aaenl three-fourths reside in Albany which Say». “Thisis pavday ain’t it, dear?"
nomination at Chicago
Your little wife.
,
Ihr republican |> oti.-ian* art leader This was done at a cost of make* it almost iinixxeiible to nomi­
>»» 47». or approximately *10 aaved nate or elect a candidate from this
smart enough to know, in case Chi­ I to It spent
THREE FEEDS ONE CENT
Opposes Initiative Measures.
County agi-tita were em
cago refuses to nominate him, u ployed In 23 of the 34 counties of the side, other than an occasional mem­
strong effort would I m - made to place «tat« last year and three additional ber of the legislature.
Rew lived. that we, the memliera
Mr. I’epperling is a good finan­
Mr. Hoover at the head of the San countks have employed ngenta this
of
Richardson Gap local No. 102, F.
year.
cier, la a practical up to date farmer
Francisco ticket.
We «!>»•• have international
E
& C. U of A , place ourselves on
Mr. Hoover would hardly refuse
Witb s vlrw of sdjustlng thè tlm ami not too old, which cannot be
record
as lielng opposed to all the
the nomination If tendered to him ber «atuatlon ni l'ouxlas county oa *n said of the present county court.
init
.iti
• iim *« res p. <1 14 the
Milk Producer
by the democracy, and if so, his el- rqultable bs*ls. Asscssor Calktnw ha* He would make a good commissioner
last session of (he Oregon legisla­
: ection would I* a surety. Let us seni tetterà lo all of thè Iwaiilnx tlm and would represent a usually neg­
ber owners la thè county. Inv Ilins
ami
lected portion of the county. If he ture, to lie voted on at the primary
! write his name in just to show that thvm lo s conferetice
tn Rosehurs.
election to I m - held on May 21. and
democrats are not so bound by party Aprii >2. wheu Iti* Issile* wfll be dis will accept
Poultry Food
especially the millage tax ami Linn
strings that they cumot step outside cussed.
county countv agent's support.
Pole Contract Let.
Membera of thè Oregon Jersey
’ for a candidate who stands head and
These measure* were brought up
llreeders'
associaiton
»III
hold
S three
; shoulders preeminently above all
and
discussed and the local went on
day*' J utili «e in ihe Willameite valle,
John Is-ffier ami Bert Hollis were
' others as the proper man for the
beginnlng
May
3.
The
purpoae
of
thè
record
as above; and it was further
Or come in ami auk us about it
place
He would lie elected, for tour of thè valley la to accertala al the successful Bidders when th«- con­
resolved
that a copy of these resolu­
• the people want him.
tirsi band »hai la le-lng a<-rompiIshed tract for 875 electric light |>«dea was
tions
be
«ent to The Scm Tribune
aloni thè lln« of improving the J«r let Saturday. The contract calls for
There rre now but four Civil war sey herda
for
publication.
the |Mdes tn lie |M-elrd and delivered,
I veteran« living in Scio and vicinity,
J ohn S hima NKK, Sec.
The Aaiorla Amateur Wireless as each at the place where it in to lie I Seal |
j viz,: W. C. Carpenter of Scio, J. M •orlai lo*. wlth K P Hawkins, presi-
net
The prier in $.3 each
Brown of West Scio, William Zink d-nt; Cari Joaephsun. vic- president.
' of Shelburn, and the editor of The K A Hmlth. se, r-tary and ireaaurer,
Ex-President William II Taft hi
For this week. Saturday and Sun­
: Tribune, who is probably the only and a charter nietubershlp of I*. »aa hilled to apeak in Salem April 29th. day evenings, Mrs. Wearly presents
reoraaalied Aprii I. The formar or
Civil war veteran now editing a lanitalloa «aa dlaeuatlnaed ai thè He will apeak at but two other points "The Westerners, “ a thrilling oie-
TOURS FOR SERVICE
(tvewapaprr in Oregon.
. outbreak of thè «ar.
in Oregon Medford and Portland. j ture ot frontier life.
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