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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1920)
BABIES HELP PAY FOR WAR ■ ven Tsl«um Powtfar Hu B««n Levied Up*« to M««l ■ »pengitwres Ous to Slaughter. The p«wtb*ilum II. C. L ba» bit tbo hab'ea tn the Hom» Sector William G Shep b-'il says: “About Kl.<nuW will fn Imo Uncle Mam a «-offer» from tbo pock- eta and pure,»» of »«la water drink- or« tn H»3fc Folk« who like bowling nr bllllanta or pool will giro about a million and a half to Unci» Kam. I‘ei> pie who play card» will giro him two and a quarter mllllona. Automobile* and motorcyclre will bring him in Mi cent» a head from the «hole IOA.OOO.- Win <»f ua. Well giro lilin about Bftft. txXl.tMSl for going l<> t beat era and mor lea. "Every -me of the lltfl.•»*>.<*»» of u». > III . • I "-le Main gin a»er a*> -f .» cent* « day directly for pleasure and enov-niettcwg. with baby paying tritiate for hi» talcum powder, mother and elater paying tribute for their prrfumea. father paying tribute for hla cigarette» and athletic club due» all the k1«la paying trlhuta for the movies and their trip» to the cor ni-r soda fountain “The war did It all. too. We're pay Ing Ju«t ten time« more tn Unde Sam In internal revenue thia year than we did In 1IH4. We paid ao little then— one-tenth of 71* cent» a day* and wr paid It ao Indirectly that few of it» reallxed that there really wae auch a pcreoti tn the world aa Uncle Main. At last the old party ha» found t.'». Since th'-n a lot of ua have fought and died for him. And If bee worth dying for lie'» worth support ing." » MAY DEVELOP GUM MARKET Opening of Meaopotaml« to Clvlhxa tion Likely to Add Largely to the World*» Supply. A« law and order come Into the wild and unsettled mountain» of Meaopo- tatala. eapeclatty when new rood» and tlie eventual railway connect the northern Kurdlah country around Mo aul with the real of the world, many a now tiM-le»« tresi and «hrub will doubtle»» be put to service »■ a con trtbutor of gum. The gum« of Meao potamla have many commercial u«e» and the unayatematlc tapping and trading that now brings the product on pack animal» to Sulelmanaya where merchant» buy It from the Kuril» and »ell It again to other mer chant» In llngrtad. 1» a mere auggea lion of the Industry that may be de velo|ied by enterprising promoter» who may have ol<><rrvrd the extent of thia natural resource In Me»>|M>tamla and looked further afield than Aleppo and Hngdad for market«. Now that Brit lah oci-upatlon baa opened the land to western Idena. It would not tie eur prising If the gum Industry grew to by a source of considerable national wealth, and an lni|Hirtant factor In creating a new M«-»<>[M>tanila. acted by tortura. Troop» have tried to capture the bandita, but have fall«!, tt Is believed the kidnaper» came from Dalny crossing tbe Gulf of Rechili tn b*mta In which they es caped with Ibelr captlvra. •p« niah Llcorlc» Induttry. The hi .oifacturv of llcortcw ettrart and paair 1« an Important Mpanleb In dmvtry Thl» 1» s cotu|Mirallvrly new Industry a* formerly the root wa« wkpnrtcd unmanufacturvd nv»r A, ia»i<»»> poiimla of the root ver* eg port'd In IWII1 and more tbnn <»«».'»•' poumte of extract and paale. With th» Children Gene Mtralton Rorter, age twe «nd >n» half, daughter of t»r K I l'or t»r. Hartevill». Ind. ha« difficulty rinding proper word» to exprwa» her »elf. aa mi *t children nl that «ge d". l*erwnnal pronouns are particularly dlWIrwM. One of her friend» »»Led Gene to go home with her rwently "I want to gw b - with Herel. -.other e«n met I • oil to go down ■ here with «be " One 'morning »he cum» downatalr» with her «hoe« on the wrong feet «nd looking at them with a punlad ex [irveMlon «aid: “Mother, m» got my ahoea on wrong aide out."—Indian- -potla Newa. V»»a«l Tao Big for Decks. America. It «rem», with »I1 her pmg- •■•m» In «hlptiutldlng. bn» no duck on ■he Atlantic coast «ultahle for repair mg » veeeel like the l.rvlsihnn of Ihr Impi-rntor »nv« Shipping tt twn the leviathan needed overhnttflng »he had to be «ent to l.lverjmol to the big Glad- -tone dock. Even there II «ix» nerew- •ary to wait for the new and ihr full moon to dock and und «-k her. n» the hlghe«t tlile va» rvqulml to “bout her .iver the «III." The dock «I Norfolk Va„ It a«»en>». I« big rttough to Hout the ! .evi«than but the channel lending to l| will uot peritili her pno-ige. laland of Cret» “Upending" In the courwe of a dl»cii»don on the •uh)ect of Urde al the Boyal Geo rrnphh-al aociwty. I’mf t. J Mvres de •crllw-d two remark «Ide changea of ground level tbnt bava orrnrrwd there dnr» claaatcnl time« «ay» the Mclrntltlr kmcrlmn The whole Island ha« swung upon an atta the •--•tern hstf «Inking and the w- item rising •«• that whereas at Hlernpetrss and Splnalongg the an- dent qn«v« and harlmr works are now under water, the little Greek harbor of Pbnlaearna. at the west end of the I« land 1« now totally upheaved, *o that one can walk ahont on the floor of th,- ancient harbor upraised »nd dry Chineee Knginsers Hats Tell, In no branch of tuoilem progrès« has China advanced during the last twrntv years mura than In engtneer 'ng. If we i-ti-ept [verhspa. medicine The Chini-»« engineer has come to stay, He I» a mu-h crltlclsevl person, and Ihr principal objsrtkm the up to- ■late tn- li-ra epginev-r offers against him I« that he refuses to undergo the long and tedious period of training necessary in any hram-h of engineer ng tndsv If hr can become an engin err without «oiling his hands or taking off hU co ’ he I« quii» willing to po«e as having msvtrrnl engineering; but he oh)c-1« to the toll and the dirty work. Ronda Issued by th« Granta Pa»» dedford and Ockoco irrigation district will be certified by »tali IrrtgoUon ae -urlllea commlMlon aa soon aa th« ecord» of each project gw completed and filed with th<- Mate - .:ln>i-r no ord I ng to a decision reached at a eon fervne» held In Salem Th«- Grants I'aaa district, tn J«ei phlm- county, baa voted bond» In the sum of IlM.oOo. Ihv Medtord district *l,3Soi< u and the Ochoco district liouimu The three projects are now under developcm-nt. The stale highway < >miui«»lon has a legal right to mak-- Io« al ■ *iang--s in .tbe romls to eliminate« ■ urves or grade« and to bring at» ut other Im provementa but It 1« n<-t >-mpo«>-rrd ny law to abandon r tti-u already re tabllahed by th< loglslauire, according to a d«i l«ion handi-il d u by Jud»-s <1 F Hhlpwortb of lui- ■ county. In which he h«-bl agalnat the commlMioti I In th« case brought by H II llocklilii of Riddle to restrain the stat» from proceed I ng with th«- con st ruction of th» aocall'd Canyonville cutoff m-v ■Ion of the Pacific highway Fred <*arv«r. 11. and Herbert DoyK IB «ho ran away trout the boys' and girl» aid society home tn Portland Monday, walked Into th» polio» sta tion at Salem and surrendered They •aid they were hungry and wished to return to Portland Tielini-my and evidence relating to th«- train wreck at Hertha station May 1. which resulted lu th« death of nine pcraona and th» Injury of 40 others, • til te taken al a hiarlng by the Ore- gun public arrvU-e cuiunilMtoa In Port land Monday. May 14. Complete luvrof last Ion of th» «user situation as It affects th» entire stats I<yf Oregon will be made by Hall S Lusk, chief sMlataat to United States Attorney Humphreys, who left last week f<>r Mau Franc lax». Mr Lusk will b» tn California for at leant a week. Daniel McCarthy, 101 years of »ge and the oldest patient at the stat» hos pital at Sai«tn. te d«ad Ha waa com mlttrd to th** old Hawtburne luatltu- Gon In Portland In Iktl and remained there until lkSl, «hen. with other pa tients. he waa trauaferred to Salem. W-trTom Village» Artel ng. Vlllngi In tlie vicinity <»f Mt. Quen tin. Franc», are literally rising I___________________________________________________________________________ phoentxlike from their uwn a»hca. I'onfr-'iititl by a lack of «too» and Nutt in thu Time to PurdiuM* Your build ■ z material», the artlenne haw ratabllebed a big grln ilng machine In »bleb tbe debrla of the »hell »hal A«k lh> »» well ki»-wn mon why they purchased our plant: tere«! ho<i«ea 1» remade Into mortar. I. H Copuland. Crabtre-e, tt tn Volkman, Crabtree; Walter Blackburn, The atat*- board of control, acting Hem; lieorge Schk-rth. Crabtree; <>. H Ksubler, ixbanon; Waller 1*1> upon Maleno ma contain'd In telegram» land. She'll! And many other» received from the three member» of Paul Automatic Water Sydtema the atati- highway commlMlon. Indi eating that tb'-re waa urgent need of Perfection Milking Machines (Natural Milker) fund« with which to meet obligation» already I- -nr-il by the Mat» through Anker I lolth ream Separators. I he Only Self Bal- th«’ awarding of mntract» for poet end at ced Bowl fi>’--»t r-■■■ ■ In Oregon, dlapoard of II ouO.OOO of bond» undef the »ocalled E.leutnc U irmg by I icenserl and Bonded Men---Estimates deral aid toad law paaaed at the ep«< Cheerfully Furnished rial ae«at- n of th*- b-«i»latur» last Jan uary I he t»>nd» acre purchased by STORE the l.umt» rinena Trust company of Xf7 W. Hr»t et. I hi i e '.’ll Al HANY. Old P. O. Budding l*ortlaud «hlch submitted the tnoM »atl»i ‘ tory bld of Mu on Io behalf of th. I’outim utal A t'ominerclal Trust • Saving» t>auk of Chicago FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT THE ELECTRIC Inc. ri i< >T(x;i{Ai’i is Business Is Good E du all kinds of atnsteur k<«iak tiniwhing, film developing, copying, enlarging and photograph- ing. Samples of our work on hand for your inspection. If you have any trouble in getting good results out of your koc'ak or camera, call on us; we can no doubt help you with suggestions that will help you get re»ulls ntul go d, clear picture« Wi- have had over 20 years expsrience in this work no doubt can do you some good So |w> not backward In asking for help in this line. Your kodaks examined free. All of our merchants so report. Yet it is not so good but what it can be made better by judiciously advertising in Our prices are an follows, o/u'upi cash on delivery of your work, please remsmber thia; Che ^rio <fribunc PRINTING 2fx:<|, or »mailer. 40c doyen 4x5, or smaller, 50c dox-en 3ix5|. anil postcards, liik* dozen IlKVRUJPING Lengthening Lit» of Silk Stocking. “No eciummles are small.“ says a French proverb, ami the professional stocking mender*» Job 1» evidence of thdlft as understood by the Parl«l«*iin<- “Here," said one of the craft, “are ,*W> pairs of »Ilk stocking» which have been through my hands more times than I can count, and look at them." T! ‘y were patched and darned till die «as little of the original left, hut as Kin« remarked, “with hoota they still make an effect!" Before the X«r madam« [Mild three halfpence per pair to her miniier and provided the thread; now »he gives fourpenc» or Svepenre and expect» miracles of 1-n dnrance from the fragile web. Where the mender formerly »pent ten mln Utrs »he now must devote an hour tn »«me of th<-«e stockings, and It Is dif ficult to «v how she gets a living But madame*» mntrn fa "Throw noth in? »wnv " and »Ise Ilves up to IL P>»»tic Orstalng for W u-,ge Industrial plants a. ■ ■*-• Ambrtne trentment for bum*, scalds and all surface wound» which proved very »ucee««ful for casualties Incurred In the world war. The dressing is a compound of wax and resins, and Is solid when cold ft 1a heated to about 150 degrees Fah renheit and a ppi lei I by means of a «pe tal atomiser or It can be generally daubed on with a soft brush . A plas tic dressing Impervious to air, la thus formed, which does not adhere to the wound and which promotes the healing pnx-ess without apprwritible contrac tion. r»'»flrnrement and war» are pre vented to a greater extent than was poaaible under the old methods. •old Chinato •ardita Rands of kldnatwre reo ntly have ran«e<l much alarm in Temhowfn. Shantung China. Operating in groups of frvm 30 to 30 they have carried away and held fog ransom wealthy Chi nese for whom they have obtained aa much »a StHMMO In suma caima. Ten cltlaens were kidnaped la Ortotiee. Film rolls, any size. 10c each Film packs, any size. 20c each i'lntea up to 5x7, 5c Plates above 5x7, 7jc Advertisements in The T ribune are profitable to advertisers in Albany, Salem, Portland, San Francisco, New York and Chicago. Mail orders solicitsd arxl attended to promptly; must be accompanied by rush, any over remittance will l>e promptly returned. We thank you for past and solicit y >ur future patronage Yours for go«»! work. XV KSKLY'S S'i l I > 1 < > WHY? Because an ad in The I ribune gets results. If these foreign ads pay, surely every merchant in Scio will get good results by judiciously advertising in their home newspaper. Every Business Man ; SCIO CASH FEED STORE ! > J * . Sunnybrook, tin* best «lairv f«*«*«l on the markot [ { A trial will convin ■< you that Fisher's chicken feeds have no equal. W havi III st•• k Ulymnic Wl >. an«t Fisher’s Blend ] ' ’ • Floor, FW ' M m ii - i P brcb I ■ ■ n 1 us over. W e have just what you need tn feeds of all kinds. J J D. DENSMORE --k U................... ♦•••••♦♦••••••••••^•♦ wbbb I MeCORMK'K MOWER in Scio should be represented in some way in The Tribune. It will be of in direct value to our town and commu nity and of direct value to the adver tiser, and, incidentally, to the paper Every Live Merchant Advertises Are YOU Alive? j (’an supply your n< • ds tn h >r «i, dairy, hog ami chicken feeds at vi-rv reasonable price« If you ¡»re looking for an increase in the milk flow from your dairy herd, try For Sale by-- R. M. CAIN, Scio
