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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 NO. 42 SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JUNKS. 192*) I. W. W. PLAN STRIKE AT HARVEST’S PEAK r J .............................. r ♦ 8ANTIAM FARM TOPICS J_____ ♦ ♦ t.......................... t JORDAN HEMS ! ITEMS i.......................... : * * 4 ! JUNGLETOWN JINGLES | ♦ ♦ ............................................................. J 11.75 THE YEAR COURT TO REVIEW HENRY ALBERS CASE Miss Wells was visiting her friends The old man is on deck with a Miss Clara Jungwirth visited her (Kx-ket full of rocks, blind in on« in Jungletown not long ago. i brothers at Gooch Thursday. While we have a new donkey we Resolutions by Secret Convention eye and can't see out of the other. We umiemtand the \\ ing place Portland Manufacturer. Sentenced will be pretty busy getting out lugs. ' has ts-en eo|<i and the ownei, a l»ach- George Bilyeu is homing the road Are Revealed Minutes to McNeill Island, at Liberty Mrs Titus had a big company for •lor. has moved in work and will soon have a tine grade Copy It Seized chicken dinner Sunday week. Pending Decision w ith a good coat of gravrl. Perry Bilyeu ami family and J. B. Mr. Uvingston. who was sick last ' Bilyeu of Crabtree, came up Salur- Mr. Payne has trailed I NO acre» Seattle. May 31. A general strike Iday to visit and attend Memorial Washington, June I Ihe su of his farm for 16(1 acre« in Eastern week, is back to work. throughout the country and an ef preme court today agreed to review I Day services. Elmer Whipp is busy hunting the Oregon. fort tn influence all harvest hand« the case of Henry Alber«, convicted rabbit« around here E J. Pepprrling ami family of Clarence Lovejoy of Dallas motor In the United States to walk out of 1-etianon visited in this vicinity Sat at Portland. Or . under the espion Stewart killed a hog last week the fields at the height of the har ed over Friday evening age act t half .■! urday and Sunday vest season, are two of the interest James Mulligan's brother and J. Henry Allier«. >' -rtlir <1 manu We had a lug frost the other day. Mr. Montgomery and Mrs Cupin- ing items contained in resolution« family came up from Portland fora facturer. was <*onvicti I in the I S but .Mr. Wells' garden sUmd it. hagrn >f Oregon City visited hi« »is- adopted at the national convention two days' visit, returning Saturday. district court of the district ->f Ore ter, Mr«. Harve Shelton Thursday Jungletown is quite citified with of the i W W in Chicago May 10 gon. February 5, ID 19 He was William lx-v wax over Monday to electric lights and makes one think Thomas Phillip« and «on Garhn of senten'nsi to 3 year« in the federal to 15. The resolutions fell into the plant potato«« for the old man he is living in a city. l.ebanun. came up t«> visit hi« par penitentiary on McNeils hands of federal agents here today I»land and Our school dosed Friday with a ents and harrow hi« potatoes. George Boise wasn't at work Sat A complete copy of the minutes to pay a fine of $10.000 urday Guess he was having better Work on the light plant is pro- of the national convention was seized successful program An appeal wa,-. taken to the U.S. lime out joy riding. greasing steadily. An office, with by the police in a raid on an embryo Newt Crabtree is now sending hi» circuit court of api» «I*. which af district I W. W headquarters here milk to the cheese factory. Mr. Alber« Miss Millie Walter was helping telephone is maintained in the Kim firmed the lower court ball house which makes it veiy con then sought a writ of review in the last night. The convention was held Mrs Titus Saturday and Sunday Crop« look bad owing to the cold venient for all tiehind Inked doors and the delegates U. S. supreme court, and |iendmg winds and cool nights. I feel sure and got along just fine. O kkdon M imt . were said to have entered and left th«' ultimate decision. he m nt lib* J ack the W hifficx . crops will be light. Chicago secretly. Many names of •rty. Uncle George is tearing up the delegates are in the hands of federal Editor Hat Big Job. For Medicinal Purposes. earth and «andstons along Sant tarn Power Project Progress. officer« and a cleanup of the organi Earm. zation in the northwest has received The man who edits the average PIE EATER "For medicinal purposes .*’ The Tribune is inf -rm«- I that pro* great impetus by the seizure. That was the credential under which country new»pa|ier cannot well avoid greaa is being made mi the Jordan ll—pital N o I m (¡40 cases of California champagne, treading on somebody'a toes contin IMiwer project The bridge aero«« ually; must expect to I m - censured Doubling Corn Yields. Miss Winnifred Eerria, nurse at "extra dry," was en route to the Thomas Creek, ha» lieen completed often for unintentional failures, must . . ....... X. the hospital, ia taking care of Mrs. Sherman House. Chicago. And Chi and work on the ditch and llutnc expect hard work and little thanks; (kirn yields per acre in the United S B. Curran (Ella Ransford) and cago within a few days is to tie the will be under full headway next scene of the 1920 national republi- must expect to lie called a coward States could lie doubled within a few baby at the Ransford home. week. tiecause he does not ' pitch into" ev I can convention. years and this could tie accomplished The poles to carry the wir«?« are Edgar Brown, whi had his leg For medicinal purposes" and erything that «omeiHsly thinks is without increase in work or expense. alMiut ready for delivery along the broken last week. was dismissed for B Chicago hotel In time wrong, and a foil if hr «|teak« out It is not to be understood that it is line and Engineer Cunningham will Saturday morning - f for „r lhe th4) too plainly on public evils; he must the convention! Who desirable to double the present corn place the marker» for p-ie location Several Coats of iiaint on the hoa- federal permit for the shipment and expect to grind other people's axes crop, but that it is desirable to pro at once ao that delivery can be made. duce enough Pi meet all needs on a pital building, both inside and out, who ia expected to lie sick? Certainly and turn the grindstone himself. The concrete dam acron Thomas Still we think it is one of the noblest smaller number of acres and with add materially to it» go<»l appear not the republican party, for it ia ('reek, which is to lie p. > I m I miu I professions on earth; the one in known to tie in lusty health. less labor, if 60 bushels are raised ance. one-half mile above the Jordan «lore "Eor medicinal purposes ” Per- which the earnest man can do the will not on one acre instead of on two acres, The new surgery room is com-■ tie undertaken until low most good to his fellow man. the labor of plowing, harrowing, pie ted. equipped and ready for use haiM it was for use as a preventive water in the creek ia here, aliout medicine With 640 cases there planting, cultivating, harvesting ia Dr. Uptedahl reports the birth of August, Ry that tiinc all other would Is- more than half a case tier Birthday Réunion. greatly reduced. an K-pound hoy to Mr, and Mrs S. | work will have been completed ex* ' delegate B. Curran (Ella Ransford) at the cept removal of the dynamo, which If. with feeling running high and Advertise ia The Scio Tribune and gel home of the latter's parents here. Honoring Mr ami Mrs. J. W. will require but three or friur days resulta. a bolt or a split imminent; if in a Merritt and in celebration of Mrs. Th« Currans live in Portland. A new water wheel will rep .u— the dread moment when under Hiram's Merritt's forty sixth birtMday. 54 present one so that there need tie no I lirrv eloquence, the convention were of her many friends ami relative« delay on that account. Mr and Mr«. F J. Shumakrr of atiout bi goon the rocks, what a pa entertained with a charming basket Jefferson, »pent Friday evening at cifier it would he to adjourn the dinner Sunday at the home of the the Walter Bilyeu home. Old Landmark Gone. convention and have the delegate« former. George Washburn came up from repair in a l»»ly to the Sherman After an elaborate dinner, which Portland for Memorial Day and to House "for medicinal purposes'*! laut week the old building recent was served cafeteria style fr»m a visit friend«. Evidently, not a single point is to long table in the yard, the remain ly occupied by A W. ilagey as a The Shelburn cemetery was lieau- be left unguarded. Chairman Haya der of the day wan spent in social watch repairing shop, was turn tifully decorated for Memorial Day will see to it that there is no recur- conversation xml music. down and the ground cleaned up Louise Riis of Chicago. Ill,, sent two rence of 1912 if it is within the Among the guests present were: up preparatory to the building of a tieautlful wreaths of cypress leaves [power of pcventlve medicine to avert Mr. and Mrs. W E Arnold. Mr. hall for our Bohemian friends They % A truck load of large wood pipe ,l- Portland Journal. and Mrs. II. Powell and family of purpose to construct a hall which to be used in the construction of the Jefferson, Mt and Mrs Pitt Wallace will require some NO,(MM) feet of lum The id build The Printer’s Plaint. power flume at Jordan. passed thru of Lebanon. Mr and Mrs. G. W. ber in the building ! town yesterday. The pi tie is about Arnold and family. Mr and Mrs. ing was among the first c.!>«truct«'d in Scio more than 5*1 yeais ago. , two feet in diameter. W. (). Fillpott »nd farmlv ..f I The bloom ia on the early pea, non. Mr. and Mrs M. I* L>ng and Blomom* tiedeck the onion tree. Advertisers must send in ad chan family, ('diaries Merritt and child ge« not later than Tuesday morning All nature smile«. it it the time Will Celebrate July 3.' to insure the change for the current For poeta to buret forth in rime. ren. Mr ami Mt«. A L. Broil) and 6 daughter of Turner. Mr ami Mrs. week for the first side goes to prewi The business men of Stay-ton held E. F. Powell of Jefferson. Mr. and Tuesday afternoon, and if your ad an enthusiastic mo-ting May 24 and Mrs. Ivan Millei and family of Tur is on I be flist pages printed the ad The robin digs the angle worm raised several hundred dollars to put ner. Mr ami Mrs. B. I Arnold and ALSO SEE OIJR SOAP | cannot be changed until the week Prom out the crumbling dirt. on a rousing celebration July 3. A family. J. B. Couw and daughters following. The hen« I m * tray deairea to «et Features and spurting events pro DISPLAY Mrs. Alvis Gentry of Portland, ami And father «beds hi« shirt. The shortage of gasoline is get gram will be announce.) Iat»d*. This Mr. and Mrs. L P. Arnold ami ting aeriou«. Garage men men have promises to he the largest and heat Johnny*« making water wheels daughter. 4 made several tripe to Portland after celebration ever polled «If in Stay ton And damming up the creek; T gaa which adds to the coat Jennie complain« to ma each day Portland Gram Market. That winter "undies” «tick. Talcum Powder Special 2 Cans for 25c Store YOURS FOR SERVICE Like Striae nilsnt»—Toe can say what yon Ilka shorn <'.ooitefettnwe. het he's as straight as a pt»*» of string tValtrre—Tax and Just aa easily tiro« a i Ry these and sundry other signs I have a slight suspicion That one of these warm days I'll up an' go a fishin’ / Vheat—dub |2 65. turkey red For thia week. Saturday ami Sun $3.00. bluestem $3.00 per bushel. day evening« at th«- People« Theatre Oats—No. 3 white feed $70.00 Charles Ray in "The Rusher," a per too. or SI.12 per bushel | baseball storr.
