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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1920)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; W ill support best candidate lor office regardless of party VOL. XXIII SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. MAY 20 NO. 40 FREIGHT JAM END COMMISSION AIM Rail Chief*. State and National Of ficiali Work Togetbei in El fort for Relief. Washington. May 17. The inter state commerce commisaion took its first step today toward breaking the freight blockade. Virtually all the several hundred ina|M*ctors were assigned tn aid in surveying traffic conditions at im portant gateways where the flow <»( freight traffic was clogged. The comtnisdon also expected to be fully informed on the terminal situation by tomorrow*. With increasing complaints from shippers and requests for assistance from fhe railroads, the commission Is understo >d to have determined to go into th«* freight tie up with ham mer and tongs. Officials, however, urged patience by thoar watching for immediate results, since if may require days and even weeks to start anyihing like a resumption of norm al transportation. In its railroad attempt the com mission probably will deal with local situations through individual rail roads. This was expected to last, however, only until a general scheme can be worked out by which priori ties and embargoes can be employed. Cars for food and perishables would have full preference over all others under the plan. The commission said it was keep ing in touch with the situation thru its own representatives and in co operation with the roads. The Am erican Railway Association's car ser vice has turned over to the commis sion its figures on the car supply. $453,*.<14.55 has t>een collected on the 1919 lax roll Thia is nearly 6<l per cent of the Linn county roll. International STOCK TONIC THREE FEEDS ONE CENT W'e also have International Milk Producer and Poultry Food •or See Our Window N<a Or come in and ask us aboutit Kelly’s Drug Store YOURS FOR SERVICE For the Legislature. ♦ SANTIAM FARM TOPICS ♦ 1920 II 75 THE YEAR CHAMBERLAIN’S FOES ARE NOW EXPOSED ♦ JORDAN ITEMS J ♦ • The Tribune is requested by a ♦............................................................. ... friend to introduce to the voters of The floe rain <>f Sunday night put Thomas Phillips amt family of Scio II. J. Mclnncs of Albany, as a new life In vegetation. also people Is’banon, visited Jordan Saturday candidate for the legislature Mr. The Selo-Crabtree road pant San I A Thomas and wife called on the Myer« Trying to Gel Fveti Became Mclnnes is a comparatively new man tiam Earm on Sunday reminded >>nr Harvey Shelton’s Sundav. in Idnn county. Yet he brings a the Senator Would'nl Fight to of Portland boulevard, as all the T. Crabtree. wife and daughter.' first das» reputation from other aristocrat* and joy riders w« re out. Keep Him Pntlmatlcr. counties in which he has lived. He of Stayton, visited at Henry Phil pour but gay. has large experience in public aff lipa* Sunday. Hsh-h WMa»n >•» ix.««« County Clerk Russell was out Sun airs. was a former representative Joe Sahnsky and wife and Freda Friend« of Senator George E. day. Returning home he found^a from Multnomah coun.y and has a Weideman of Salem, visited with the Chamlw-rlain throughout the state crowd of Crabtree hoodlums on San large acquaintance with public mm F R Pepperlings Sunday have awakened to the fact that the derson bridge. One threw a stone and others throughout the state lie Fred Grimes, family, and Grand underlying reason back of the oppo through the windshield, barely miss no doubt would make a valuable ma Grimes of Mill l*ity, motor«! to sition to his renominalion was his ing Mrs Russell's face. Russell got member for Linn county. Peter Bilveu’a Saturday. refusal to attempt to prevent the their names ami will make them pay — • - • — id Eolia, who has laid off work discharge or to secure the reinstate ail the damage. la-t us not forget that Senator on account of an injured foot, rv- ment of Frank 8. Myers as |tost- Ernest Titus was over from San Newtwrrv, who is under sentence in I turned home from the hospital on master at Portland. Awake, they tiam Monday for seed corn and hay. his own stale of Michigan for crime, Monday. are mad. I. A. Munkers of Itlodgett, came is still a member of the U. S sen F. Gill, It Shelton and Dr. Prill Thom- who have been neutral, re Sunday for seed corn. ate Republicans in congress should made Jordan a call Sunday to see alising as they do that an effort ia Our school is preparing for an en clean its memltershlp from crime be how work was progressing ami to now being made to punish the sena tertainment on dosing dav next «reek fore finding so much fault with Pre spend a few hours la-neath the claa- tor by defeat breaua* he declined to Anyone wishing vegetables call at sident Wilson and his conduct of the iaic shade in Wilson |>ark. tly in the fact1 of President Wilson's _____ the Santiam Earm for onions, rhu war. executive order removing the t»>sial John Neal and ’ wife called on service entirely outside the realm of barb. lettuce, cabbage plants, etc., I Democrats will be wise if they I friends and relatives here Sunday. politics and [tolHical manipulation as the old man is too busy to ped vote tor an ex-L‘nn county man. Miss Maiiet I’nvit is p — <*orofa dle, plenty to eat and lots of work. Senator George E. Chamlwrlain, to fine new t'hickermg piano and has a are tuining to him. Ami they are The Weaver company’s new mill aucreed himself in the U. S. senate. nice little music class started, we not at ail pleased at the attempt to defeat him for renominalion. on the Smail farm started yesterday. His political enemies «reusing every | are told. To those who know the facts the A tractor plow was triad out on possible unfair means to defeat him John Shelton ami wife visited his primary animus behind the Myers- Have Horsburgh's place, but it could for renominalion. igrandmother, Mrs. Nancv Bilyeu. Hamaker attack on Senator ('-ham- not do the work. Ih-mocrats should write in names Monday Grandma has been quite Iwrlain ia exceedingly plain. It is not FIE EATER. in the vacant places on the ballot well of late. baw-d <m political principle, ns it ha* O iikgon M ist . tomorrow. Relieve* Dr. Prill. been camouflaged, but on the per sonal pique and private disappoint Ilu-|iitsl Nates For Delegate to Chicago. l)r. H. Oftedal of Portland has ment of Myers. moved to Scio with his family and I Dollie Flanagan had her tonsils Had Senator (Turn l>erlnin prevent will occupy the Beard residence. removed al the hospital last Thurs ed the discharge, or brought aliout Dr. Oftedal is taking charge of day. the rr-lnstatement of M i ers he would Dr. Prill’s work during the latter’s Tether McKnight underwent an have faced no opposition in the pri absence and can be found at Dr.' operation for removal of tonsils and maries. He did not attempt to sub Prill’s office, or the Scio General adenoids last Thursday. vert the president*» order and faces Hospital, or at his residence Mrs. J. F. Flock entered the hos the opposition of Myers, Hamaker Dr. Oftedal has been in active pital Saturday for medical treat ami their candidate Starkweather practice for 22 years, coming highlv , In May. 11119, two imstul inapect- ment. recommended, and is fully qualified ora were sent to Portland to investi Thomas P Pros|>ai thought it nee to handle any surgical or medical I gate the recommendation made by Dr J. C. Booth of la*banon. esnary to visit the hospital m-veral cases Myers that for patriotic and econ Dr. Booth, candidate for delegate 5 evenings this week on account of a omical reasons the [M>sition of assist Roadway Adjusted. to the republican national conven I supposed ladl (!) over his eye, ant postmaster should 1« atiolished. tion at Chicago, was over from lade i Henry Hassler and Bill Garland Myers told the Inspectors who l-ast wwk the county court ad anon Friday afternoon, shaking are rejuvenating the hospital build called u|H>n him that unless they fa justed the difficulty of getting the hands with his many friends and in ing with fresh [mint. vored the i-hanges recommended by roadway through the Holteen ranch cidentally looking for votes, for the him it would tie useless for them to by* paying a damage bill of $2000 doctor would like to help nominate Bob Pepierling of Crabtree was make any Investigation He told Boh them also that if the assistant post- This is just what it would owt in the republican candidate for presi in town Mondav morning. thinks his show for winning the maatership was not alH>hshr<l he addition to pave the prreent road dent at Chicago. nomination for county commissioner would relieve Harry Durand, who bed over what the cost on the pro- And there is no reason why Dr. poafed new road tied would be. Mr. Booth should not 1* a successful is good. He has campaigned to the held it, of all duties, so that his sal ary would I m * a tidal loss to the de Holteen will have to move his house candidate. There is no discount on south end of the county and Albany partment and other buildings to make room his republicanism; he has never been and the outlook is encouraging, i for the dew road lied. Besides an a candidate nor asked for office Anyway the Forks of the Santiam 20 Mile« to the Galina. ugly and unnecessary erook will be heretofore; la a veteran of two wars i is entitled to one member of the! ¡county court, seeing that it lathe removed. This, with other crooks the Spanish-American and war It is said that Jess Rodgers wont of the road removed, will reduce the with Germany; is one of the leading larger half of Linn county in point up the creek a short time ago and distance materially, ami this Is a physicians of the county and withall of territory. Bob is an energetic on John 8 *s gate post saw a II nd prosperous farmer, has had i sign “Cider for Sale." Je« hunted considerable item when [raving Is to a first class citixen. . Is- laid. Dr. Booth was born in Iowa in large experience in road building up John and asked If it was "hard" 1872; came to Oregon in 1896. and and will l>c a valuable member of cider. Frank Shores, a well known auc "Sure," said John. graduated in the school of msdicine I the court, if nominated and elected.! tioneer in the Valley, and who used Young Howell of Bandon, Oregon, "How hard is It?" asked Jew. in I KIM. He is wholly dependable to live near Scio, died at his home "Well,*' said John, 'my hired man and our republican friends can count .' who has just undergone his third near lx-ba non on Friday The fu on his obeying the mandate of the I trial for the murder of IJIIIan ls*u- who never was right pert, filled up neral took place Tuesday afternoon, republican party of Oregon at Chi thold, after la-ing aonfin.-l in the on the stuff the other d<y anj lit burial being in F’ranklin Butte cem cago in June. Most people in Scio county jail for eight months, has down the r»ad veiling ’Glory halle etery. know Dr. Booth, as has The Tribune t»een declared "not guilty." Howell lujah! I’m still in the home of the Some two years or nearly so ago. man. for many years. He certainly was a 15-year old boy and the girl brave and the land of the free!* ** the office of justice of the peace was is entitled to the support of his was 16. "Give me a gallon." said Jess. wished upon The Tribune editor. party Newt Weddle is taking treatment ■I— " ■ - «■«<> ■ ■ I ■■ ........ ■■■ ■ He would like to be relieved of the for old Man Rheumatism at Salem The weather clerk drotqied num At The Pcsplrs Theatre job. So tomorrow place your wish The "Itaking" system he lately re- erous twenty dollar pieces in and upon other shoulders as our ambi For this week, Saturday and Sun lerived at Portland did not seem to about Scio when he gave us a boun tion is fully satisfied. teous rain Sunday night. day evenings at the Peoples Theatre benefit him. Vote for whom you please The the picture will l>e Doro th Gish in A reply to our "millage" editorial The year old son of W, L. Blair chances are you will wish you had "Out of latch,** and Harold Lloyd Icame from Corvallis but too late for fell off a lounge Tuesday and was voted for the other fellow later <m. in "Off ths Trolley." Let’s go. publication this week. so badly injured that he died.
