The Scio tribune., June 10, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIII
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SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. JUNE 10. 1920
NO. 43
NATIONAL EXCHANGE
, FOR GRANGE SEEN
New
Sugar Shortage.
J
KANTIAN FARM TOPICS
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11.75 THE YEAR
York
Women Have Special
Convention Tram.
LODGE IS SELECTED
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
Numerous remedies arr suggested
for the sugar shortage
Moat of
Reservations for the democratic
The glorious showers have i»ut new
I them are purely for political effect
women's
special tram from New
life into everything and delighted
' A favorite one is to put some one in
York
to
.San
Francisco have t>evn so Nomination» of Ex Senator Bever­
the hearta of men to know we have
Master Tell» oi Plan to Cut Out
¡ail; another is to deny the use of
numerous
that
it is probable a »ec­
been remeinliered before it was too
sugar to candy and soft drink man­
idge and Senator McCor­
Middleman Orcfon May
on«!
section
may
be necessary. Mra.
everlastingly late
We are now as
ufacturers. Neither would incrva«e
¡John
Sherwin
1
’
roaby.
associate
na
­
sure«! of plenty to tide us over an­
mick Ate Defeated
U»c Scheme
sugar production.
The randy an«i
tional e<mimii teew omsn, state chair­
other year.
soft drink industries use about »
man of the women's committee «•/
Our road work is progressing tine
Chicago, June **
Senator lx»lg«*.
Bend, Ore. A national co-opera­ third of the sugar produced, ami
New York, and d«*l«*gate to the con-
under
supervision
of
Unde
George
temporary
chairman
of
the republi­
tive exchange ultimately will be or­ cutting them off would cut produc­
vention. has chargv of the arrange­
Bilyeu.
can
national
convention,
wa« m*lect«*d
ganized by the grange, wu the pre­ tion instead of increasing it.
ment,«
today
by
the
committee
on |x*rnian-
Mrs.
Newton
Crabtree
was
taken
diction of National Master S. J. Lo­
The law of supply ami demand is
As the tram will represent a coat
ent
organization
a»
permanent
chair­
very
ill
ami
ha*
g-m«*
to
Al>erdeen.
well in an address given in a dosed at work now to increase sugar pro­
of something like $45,000, th«* dem­
man
and
hia
name
will
t*e
presenteti
session of the alate grange conven­ duction anti only by increased pro­ Wash., where two daughters live, ocratic women show that they are
tomorrow to the convention for ap­
In the
tion here
lie explained the Co-op­ duction will the price ever lie low­ for can* and treatment.
I not afraxi to assume their share of
erative system as it has worked out ered. We are reaping the r«**«ult meantime Newt has gone back to political responsibilities and that prox al.
There were three nominations for
in hia home statu of New York, and now of artificial laws in force during batching.
they are as ready as men to spend
was followed by W, J. Thompson, the war which set aside the law of
M C. Gaines and wife called at I their money fur co-operation in party the place and S-nator Lodge was
named on the first ballot over ex-
member of the national executive supply and demand, thus curtailing the farm Saturday after a 2 months ¡affairs
I waving New York on Sat-
tenatur Beveridge, Indiana, and Sen­
committee, who told of the co-oper­ prtxluction at a time when pr>»luc absence.
lurday, June I9. the women's special
ator McCormick of Illinois.
ative plan worked out by the grange tmn should have been increasing.
Mrs. Irene Search of Whitefish I will go through Colorado Springs
The remainder of th«* temporary
in Main«*.
Unpopular as it may tie to stat Montana, arrived Friday for a visit where the 22d will lie a day for
organization
was recommended for
The report of the committee on hard, cohi facts, we wilt never have with her grandmother (Mrs. S W «ightseeing and automobile tours.
permanent
service
without opposi­
co-operation stated that while the cheaper sugar until the supply Gaines) whom she had never seen.
The grand canyon of Arizuria will tie
tion.
farmers of the nation received $♦>,- catches up with the demand
If we
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A atop will be
Monday was an unlucky day for visit«»! on the 24th
000,000,000 last year for their crop, limit consumption by artificial legis­
The
Dark
Hor»e.
milk trucks as three of them were made in Riverside Iwfore reaching >
the cost to the ultimate consumer lation, giving it to one class while
swamped in the new grade and had Uw Angeles. the train reaching San
Managing Editor Piper of the Or­
was $13,000,000,000. By co-opera­ denying it to another, we at the
Francisco on Sunday, June 27. the egonian, who is making general ob­
a time getting out.
tion. producer and consumer could same time limit production, for
Mra. Harry Freeman was over day before the opening of the con­ servations for his paper, thinks it
be brought mure closely together there is no use for either the farmer
almost certain that a "dark horse'*
Monday for a supply of gooseberries vention.
thua eliminating the necessity of re­ or the manufacturer to produce un­
The return trip will lie through candidate would I m * selected as the
at 40c a gallon.
handling by several middlemen, limited quantities with a curtailed
northern California to Portland and nomuwe and that Governor Sproule
i
We cam«* near having a forest fire
blamed for the disparity between consumption.
at the new mill near Tom Smail’s, Seattle, thence over the Canadian of Pennsylvania would probably be
producers’ and consumer»* prices.
Mother nature will remedy the but prompt ami vigorous action did Pacific.
that dark horse.
I— I**,.
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In the effort to increase the capi­ sugar shortage in a more satisfactory away with the danger.
The selection of Senator i/xlge as
talization of the state grange co-op­ manner than all the vote seeking
Badly Mixed.
The road blasters are busy again
both temporary and permanent
erative exchange to 125,000, a total politicians combined; let her have a and doing good work.
¡chairman ia regarded as unfortun-
PIE EATER
of $0000 worth of stock was sub- chance instead of crippling specified
As The Tribun«- gotra to pre«» th«* at<* selection. The senator is not a
scribed and one offer to take $5000 lines of industry in favor of others,
situation at Chicago m*ems to tie in speaker of th«* Johnson type, calcu­
more was made. The previous cap­ all of which utimately works to the
a sort of chaotic condition. Noone lated to arouse enthusiasm, but is
Notice is hereby given that the Coun­
italization was $5000.
detriment of the whole people
K«*ems to have any data sufficient to rather of the cool, wet blanket sort,
ty Superintendent of I.inn County, Ore­
It is the ultimate policy of the
who aiqieals to reason rather than
Obituary
gon. will hold the regular examination predict who will tie the nomine«*.
grange to establish branches of the
The committee on platform an«i to hot I i I imm I
A s <*onv«*ntions go.
' of applicants for stair certificates at
Erank Shores was born on Janu­
exchange in all communities where
Albany its follows, commencing on ! resolutions will prut>ablv report to the present Chicago effort ia some­
th«- order has organized represen­ ary 3, IH67, at Crown Point. Indi­ Wednesday, June $0. 1931. at *» A M.. the convention sometime today, and
what lame.
ana
He di«*d May 15. 1920, al the and eunlinuing until Saturday, July >.
tation.
[if the threats made by Senators Bo­
The platform commiltM is not
age of 53 years, 4 months and 0 IKjn, at 4 P M :
rah and Johns«>n shall I m * made go««! expected to report until late tiMiay
Wednesday
Forenoon
—
U.
8.
history,
days.
Sometimes people have so little
I writing (|M-nman«hip| music. drawing. several features of the platform, when the pyrotechnics will probably
On January 6. 1M90. he was unit­
Wednesday Iflernuoii
Physiology. i esp«ecially that <>n th«* league of na- tx*gin.
business of their own that they have
ed in marriage to Flora Vsetrcka. reading, manual training, composition,
iGone, will bring alxmt considerable
time to intermeddle with other peo­
The nominations will not prot>a-
in Iowa.
i domestic science, methods in reading,
discussion. Whiil tin* voting for the bly tie in order until sometime Sat­
ple’s affairs.
He leav«*s a widow an«i six child­ i-ourse of study for drawing, mrlh<sis
nominee liegins, a pr<s*vss of elimi­ urday. and it ia doubtful if the con­
ren. two girls and four boys, to in Arithmetic.
vention completes its work this week.
Thursday Forenoon —Arithmetic, hta- nation seems the only outcome.
mourn hia loaa. he is also survived
, tory of education, psychology, methods
Aa nearly as one can judge from
by hie aged father, thiee brotiters . in geography, mechanical drawing, do­
Don't Watte Gatoline.
new»|iaper reports the old guard re­
and a sister, who live tn Iowa.
mestic art, course of study tor domestic publicans have control of the con­
The popularity of the automobile,
He came to Oregon in 1900 ami art.
vention.
There
ia
prospect
of
a
th«*
truck and th«* tractor has revo­
Thursday Afternoon— Grammar, geo­
lived near Scio, until the last few
split
convention,
as
in
1912,
for
the
lutionized
modern industry. If any­
graphy, stenogra|>hy. American litera­
years, when he lived al or near ls*ie
ture. physics, typewriting, methods in several elements seam so determined thing should hap|>eri to cut off the
■
anon.
language, thcaia for primary certificate. that the possibility of amicable com- supply of ga»*>lmr, th«* resulting in­
Friday Forenoon Theory and pract­ I promise seems impossibl«*
Card ut Thank*
No doubt you are worwlering
Th«* re is convenience, loss and distress would
ice. orthography [spelling], physical
what t<> give
Let us suggest
as
great
division
i«etwe«*n
these
sev­ I m * aa great aa could I m * cauavd by a
We, the wife ami children of the g<-ographv, English literature, chem­
eral
factions
as
there
is
l*etw«-en
the general strike <m the railways. Hence
late Frank Shores, desire to tender istry.
FOUNTAIN PEN
triday
Aftermam
f-chool
law,
g«-ol
■ republican and democratic fiarti«**, the fear alone of a shortage Is enough
our most si no* re thanks to our
FIXER SHARI* PENCIL
I ami some of factions seem as deter­ to cau** thinking p«»*) le to give the
friends and neighl>ora for their kind- ogy. algebra, civil government.
Saturday Forenoon Geomet.y. Bot­ mined and uncompromising as the
MANICURING SETS
' ly sympathy ami aid during the sick­
matter the gravest consideration.
any.
|
average
lalxir
union
when
on
strike.
Improved processes of cracking
ness,
death
ami
burial
of
our
late
KODAKS
Saturday A fternoon tie neral history
At all events there is sure to lie the mul«*cul<*» of crude oil have eti-
husband and father, also for the bookkeeping.
IVORY GOODS
many sore spots result which all the aN«*«i refiners very greatly U> it*
I floral tributes.
Taxation
will
be
heavily
increased
JEWELRY
political doctors may I m - unable to crease the yield of gasolin«* per unit
Mrs. Frank Shores and Children.
next year due to the result of our cure before next November.
of crude. Had this improvement
BOOKS ami
Hird
late primary election.
There is a
not taken place, an acute condition
STATIONERY
strong
sentiment
here,
and
it
will
would
long ago have overtaken the
W<»r«i receiv«*«J from an All>any
A report was on the street Tues­
grow, that a question affecting tax­ Prairie farmer statea but little dam- automobile Industry. The increas­
day afternoon of the death and bur-
ation should not I m * submitted at a ago haa baren done by aphis.
ing use of gas*. 11 tie haw already run
i ial of Hiram Williams, the burial
Th«* millage mea­
ahead of the supfdy and measures
occurring at the Kingston cemetery. primary electi«»n
Our carp pond was filled to the
See Us Before You Buy
must Iw* taken to cut off waste. Ev­
Mr. Williams was a pioneer settler sures were earned by a less than
brim
Monday, but rapidly disap­
one-third Vote of the taxpayers of
ery gallon wasfrsl means that much
of the Santiam country and was for
Oregon due to the fact that not peared.
' ootential |M>wer evaix>rating without
many years connected with the
While work ia abundant and com­ i its doing a »hare of the world's
more than fit) per cont of the people
county aaseesor’a office.
attende«! the election.
Doubtlesa mands good wages there are several ! work
‘ Teacher! Eiammation.
Graduation Gifts
Portland Grain Market.
Kelly’s Drug Store
YOURS FOR SERVICE
the people behind the millage lulls, young men about town doing noth­
Al The l*roplrs Thewire
especially those for the colleges, ev­ ing but occupying apace on the
For this w«*«‘k. Saturday and Sun­
Vheat—dub $2 70. turkey red idently believed the bill would he streets. Better get busy, boys, and
I
"make
hay
while
the
sun
shines.
”
day evenings at the Peoples Theatre
$3.00. bluestem $3.00 per bushel.
defeated at the general election,
Data- No. 3 white feed $09 00 hence the primary election was se­ I By and by you will find your pock- June t’aprice will I m * presented in
¡"in Walked Mary,'*
| eta empty and no work In sight.
j per too. or $1.12 per buahel
lected as the opportune time.