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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1920)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; W ill support best candidate for office regardless of party NO 37 VOL. XX111 SIX PAGES SCIO TO HAVE PAVED 4 ROAD TO JEFFERSON County Will Pave U»e Own lhe Plant and Roadway Ea»t From Green Bridge Scio will have a naved road to connect Scio with the Pacific high way this year At least such is the dictum of our county court. It is the purpose of the court to set up the paving plant at Green bridge and lay the paving to Munk- er«; then m*>v«- the plant to Selo from whence the paving will tie laid t>> Scio. The Marion county court ha* no tiffed th«- Linn county court that paving from Green bridge to Jeffer son will tie laid this year, probably using material from the Linn crusher it i* expected the paving plant will remain in Scio next winter so that work can lie prosecute«! late in the season and possibly aom® strt-ets in Scio may be paved. So with th«- building of our new power *y«tem and r<>ad paving, Scio is likely to be quite a busy place. Let u* conclude that a paved road to Albany is a pressing invitation to visit th«- county fair and all go. Song of Spring. Now quaes* again the genial duck. The friendly pig is squealing. Soon the cackling hen will cluck— Her call is spring revealing. The earth ita product* multi pl lea. And men the scheme «era thru it; Dame nature he would capitalize But nature Iwata him to it. He finds himself caught in the surge That captures cows and chickens; And tho hr drifts on ruin's verge. He's happy as the dickens. International STOC K TONIC TURI E FEEDS ONE CENT We also have International I Milk Producer and Poultry Food *»»♦* See Our Window Or come in and ask us aboutit ' II .76 THE YEAR Hat Corn Trimmed John Leffler has bothered greatly with a very disagreeable corn on the third toe of hi« left foot. so that he could wear a «hoe on th«* same only with great discomfort He resolved to re-sort to heroic treatment for a cure. So he went to Dr. Hobson to have the corn trcat«-d. who admon- ish«*l him to mak<- a (»ermanen*. cure and so the toe was amputate! just behind where the corn was lucau-d. or behind the secomi joint. It is safe to *ay that John will not have to trim either the corn or nail of that toe in th«- future The o|*r i tion did not deter John from carry ing the mail, as ¡te was on duty the following day. The politician talks and talks. The actor playa his part; The soldier glitters on parade. II* goldsmith plies hl* art. The scientist pursue* hi* germ O’er the terrestrial ball. The sailor navigates his ship; But the farmer feed» them all. Where to Begin. POWERSTATION ITEMS AT THE IORDAN WORKS Evidence of th«- revolutionary pur- pose of th«- pr«--»«‘nl railroad strike i* I so conclusive a* to leave no r< >m tor ¡debate on th«- question. It *t i ■ Superintendent Cunningham on the an imlustry <>n the continue«l op>-ra- Job A Large Force Will tion of which all other industry de pends. ¡t struck that industiv at a Soon Be Needed. point where the withdrawal of th«* ‘ tmaliest numla-r of men can rmwt Th«- preacher pound» the pulml >lc*k. Work on c! effectually cripple It, namely lh«’t The broker reads the tape; for lh«» r liteh minais in th« dtira, great and -<mi The tailor cut* an>i new« his doth Is-gun la *b’i which rain ma also when* great bodies of emplo; »ye* To fit the human shape. meri terlally 1 is making giaai in other industri®« would be thro >wn The dame of fashion dri-ssed in silk progre«* thU \l»->ut 12 men I into id toe««. Th«*««’ citiesand th' Goes forth to «ime or call. are empi toy mi masses of idle men offer th«' Or drive, or dance, or promenade; Engin w ' I opportunity to arouse th® m«»uspi 4rit But the farmer f«-rd» them all. last we« •k ai 'and thus to »tart revolutionary o »ut- Ahvnt rvey The workman aields his shining tools. breaks By inciting mutiny nm>. hi! tion I* 10 or idi men will Parent Teacher*. The merchant shows his wares, i railroad men against their uniomi, a qujrvd in ing, flume Im The aeronaut above the cloud* I deadly blow may b«< struck at um>>n The Parent-Teacher meeting for and in pu up ila- stali A dizzy journey dare*. ism. which the several r»*v>>iuti->narv May will take place Thursday even Ings. Rut art and science ao»n would fade. organizations aim first to dc»tr>»v in ing. May 6, at N o’clock. Election It i* the purpow And commerce dead would fall order that their members may lie of officers. ment t * crowd ths If the farmer ceased to reap and sow. won over to the army of th* prole as possible so that pvw«-r may For the farmer feeds them all. tariat which is to carry on civil war Farm Bureau Elect*. had in Scio during at least it |> for domination by the communists. of the short wutur season, Sente DR W I) WOOD The manner in which the «trike W. W. Poland of Shedd was re- l>er I is th«- date when jiower fr began betrays its I W. W or c->m- electe«! president of th«- l.inn county Jordan is expected to reach Scio, rnunist origin. No preliminary de farm bureau Saturday. mands were mad«-, a« in th«- case of F. L Bar no of Peoria was named Ih’piMl Noir* labor dtsput«-« No leader« c>»tild I m - vic® president; L. E. Arnold of Ix-b- identilied, as is usual in «uch cases. anon. s«-cretary; A C. Schmitt. tr«-a- Th® following had their 'tonsils A large numl»er of men in one uccu* urer. Director* are: J. B. Cor and adenoids removed at th«- Scio pation simultaneously quit work nett. Shedd; Homer Brown. Leba <M’Mral Hospital Thursday of last without giving any reas-in. They non; Perry Parker. Plainview. Johg week; Laura Fink, Ik-rUia Thayer, may have t»«-«-n incited to do «o in or Steen, lx-baoon. A R McCall. Al- Maysel Hu-»l»-r, George Ihmiel Gib der to extort certain concession«, but bany; Vern Taylor, lx-barton; C. W. bons, Bernadme Jungwirth, Harry the purpose of th* instigators was not Boetticher, Albany. Everett, IL.-nry Thomas. si in pl v to obtain thorn- concessions, To head some department assign Dr. Steve* of Salem, eye. ear, otherwise they would have formulat ments were made, viz, Poland, crop nom- an I throat specialist, a*«ist«-*| ed thgir ilemunds at the tim«- ->f strik improvement; Arnold, poultry; Dr. Prill in lh«< surgery last week ing at the lat«*«t. The meth<»«Js ami Brown, co-operative «hipping. Par and will la- here today for the same effect of the strike mark it as th«- ker, field demonstration; Steen, wool' purpose, work of the I W. W or Hu- com ami mohair organization; Taylor, Joseph Harman entered hospital munists or l«»th Evidenc® of I. W W rodent control; Cornett, livestock; Thursday with a third «jegrw burn I origin obtain«--! by the department Boetticher, boys’ and girls’ c I u I m . on sh«»uld«-r ami arm which hr got of labor corroixirates this circum McCall, drainag«- while working al th«- eoml«-n*erv. stantial evidenc®, and the further Mi*» WmfreJ Ferrin returned *»n evidenc® that the communist inter For Secretary oi State. Tu«**iay from Turner, where she | national at Moacow has put th«- I W W. D. Wood of Hillsboro, who wa* had in-en nurbng Mrs. C. M. Miller. i W. in motion gives further corrobo Fred Lockley. a feature writer for in Scio Wedimsday of last week. Dr. ration. the Oregon Journal, has announced Wood ha* I m -«- q a mem I »er of the Scio high school player* will give himself a candidate for the nomina state senate for the past 12 years i Thia adds weight to the reasons Sally Lunn" at Jefferson »May 5« for taking away from Acting Sec re- , tion for secretary of state Fred is which has mad«- him intimate with Mr ami Mrs. I). C. Thoma and one of the new«pa|»er boys and won public affairs of all naris of Oregon. tary of Ijitair Post the power to de derful to relate is well qualified to He is a business man of ability and cide whether an alien revolutionist Jim Bilyeu motored to Albany vea- Inquirv i terday aftern-w >n. fill the office for which he is stand a practicing |rfi>*ician in his home shall be deported or not ing. He is unusually well acquaint town. He is well fftteii to exercise would probably «how that many of Some difficulty in ed in every county of th«- statejmd the duties «if the office hr seeks ami the moving spirita of the «trike were of way fur propo-s-d would l»e "hail fellow well met" as thinks he ha* a good chance to bring among th«- thousand aliens arrested | in order to straighten out kink* on by tlie departm«-nt of justice whom! the Selo-Green bridg«- road i* re secretary. The mystery about the home th«- bacon. Mr. Post has refused l*i de|«»rt. or ported. It 1» thought matter* will matter is how Fred, a republican, U The People» Illustre among the hundred« who have Iw-en ' be adjusted without great difficulty, and asking to I m - nominated by re litierated <>n mer«Jy nominal bad publican*. hap|»-ns to be a writer however. For this week. Saturday and Sum Other« among the strike leader®! for the Journal But as hedoe«n<>t day evening» at the Peoples Theatre are likely to I m * Haywood and some1 Th«- Sri«» high .school pupil* *ave write political stuff we guess it's all la>uise Glaum wilt ap(*ear in "Sa of the I. 5%. W Faders who were a creditable performance of "Sally right. Lunn" last evening to an apprecia hara." convicted with him and who are free- tive audience at the People* theatre. Let'* Pull Together on bail awaiting action <>n their op This i» "tonsil day" at hospital. Al»out time for rain; we'v«- had tical We n«-«-d not go far to find th«- four days' dry spell, source <»f th*- money with which the Set«» bustn«w men are to«» much A village girl eloia-d in her fath- strike is financed, for the communist imbu«*l with lhe id«-u of getting all er » party of America and th«- I. W W. they can while tl«e getting in giMMl. are in close communion with the third per ran i«- out with an oceount of the They do not look to th«- future wel international at Moscow, which has eloper™ -nt headed Fl-«-* in Father’s fare of «»ur town There should be all the rich plumlcr of R iimui at its Pants." I jh I • i «** ll*»m«> Journal. more harmony and unity of purpo*«- if we want our town to prosiM-r ami we all do, we must pull together, i The present outlook for bu*in«-ss is good, let's ail help to make it ia-tter i _ , , Waller M, Parker. Albany bust- new, man who was crushed under a woodlift in his store, will recover. YOURS FOB SERVICE The Fanner Feed* Them All The millage taxes may he and doubtless are meritorious, yet they add to an already too heavy tax Payers SEE di*|x>sal through tlie soviet govern- pr«»gjr«-sis th«- Tirstag*- of rev-du- ment. tioii according t>> ih«- lx*mm* program No matter how drastic may I»-the cannot I m * «topfie«| until th* w»uree measures adopt«-«! at th«- first cabinet of mf«-et»on is removed by imprison m«-eling at which President Wilson ment or deportation of the reds, no has presided in mor«- than •» month*, effort tw-ing snared meanwhile to re I they will in large measure I»- thwart- r()| 1^,. move just cause* of unrest. That led • so , long as »• the power will la- imfHiwoblr until the man who country of revolutionists remains in I the hand* of,a man who seizes any work* against the purpose of the government is removed from au- excuse to set th«n free. Outbreaks like that which is io (tboritv.—Oregonian.
