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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
THE SCIO TRIBUN Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL. XXIII NO HARDING ANO COOLIDGE ARE THE WINNERS t lot. Aided SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. JUNK 17. |«N 44 by Withdrawal of Lowden. The tenth ballot at the Chicago convention marked Senator Harding of Ohio the winning candidateia the presidential race when over two- third« of the convention gave him its voles Senator Harding ia in every sense a compromise candidate, Iteing reas onably satisfactory to the old guard and the bitterender» of the Borah- Johnson type will not probably fight the ticket. Governor Coolidge of Massachu setts was selected for vice president on the first ballot. If the platform was not displeas ing to the laitor element and to the prohibitionists, the ticket would not have so hard a fight to win at the polls next fall. Samuel Gnmper» says lahor will control four millions of vote« next fall, a vast majority of which will be cast against the Chicago ticket, ami a block of votes of thia size is likely to control the election. While the ticket nominated may be considered a fairly strong one. the keynote «|>eech and the platform are a heavy load to carry when both should have been a help to win auc- eesn. The result of the convention ia sn evidence that the U. 8. senate is in the saddle and should I m * of large value to the San Francisco conven tion in the making of the platform and selection of standard tiearers. The Prill» Are Home Dr. ami Mrs Prill returned from their Malheur luike trip Sunday ev ening, having made the drivu from Wasco. 210 mile*, in one day. Dr. Prill states their three weeks* trip was very pleasant, having had no car trouble ami but little trouble in obtaining the gasoline needed, though at time« be bad to show hi« letter of authority to get it. He say« the Malheur lake is cer tainly a bird heaven, where all man ner of waterfowl do then m -ting and raise their younr by th«* mil- llixui. He obtaine«! »bout 150 .«|>ec* miens of bird» ami birds' «*gg». I«e- •i<i«-» as many picture« of bird» in their wild state. Bird«’ m-«ta were ao thick in some places that one had to step carefully to avoaf crushing eggs He visited all parts of the lake or marsh and mvs it will l*e a great sharjie to destroy this natural bird home to .«atisfy the avarice of some already rich men. The doctor regards his trip a« successful in ev ery way. even to bringing home a heavy coating of hj*«tern Oregon tan. The Scio Milling Ca. 31.76 THE YEAR AIRPLANE PATROL "All Men Are Liar»." Monday was the annual meeting The »hortage of gasoline ha« de day for the Scio Milling Co which veloped »>>me queer trait» hereabout. has hitherto Iwen composed of a ¡The garage man will point to his number of Scio business men. some - "No G m ** «ign ami tell you he hasn't of whom have. I»*en called to the it drop while at the «ame lime sev- Great Beyond »ml the heirs of whom i crai gallons may I m * hidden away for desired to dtspw of their share». favored one« or hi« own use. * So. before th*- elect . n of officer« The man who uwsl to boast that for the year, buying an<i «elimg of his car went 20 mil«*« or more on a mill stock was in order, with 0. F. < gallon of ga« now declares that he Eichinger, • I). C. Thum» and their , must have two gallons to get home families a» purchaser«. and back. Ami he live« 1rs» than No change in the nam» of the í «IX mik*» out. "Verily all men are company or in the management is li.irs " contemplated. Mr Thoms will con Gasoline ■ Plenty. tinue iu weretary and manager .Mr. Eichinger is president and may, in time, become active in the operation of the property Suflice to say the change in ownership will have m> ■earing upon the stability of the mill eom|>any as the owners are of our most suliatanlial citizens and are ca|>able. s«|uarv dealing business men capable of conducting a milling bus itMWS. Principal Bate to Re Located at Eugene With Suh Bate» at Medford and Portland. Salem F. A. Elliott, state I fore»- ter. «igned n formal c<>ntm»'-. w he re by the government will a» sign to Oregon a squad of airplane« I for for- rat fire patrol work during the 1920 season. Under the on» of the eon- will I m * located tract a patrol al Eugene from i hieh point two planes will make t ;pa dally. One plane will go ns far north »« port- land, while the other plane will fly south to Medfprd. Al Medford will I m * located a aub- base where the plauea operating south out of Eugene w ill stop for gasoline. There will also be qier- gted out of Medford n plane which .......................... will travel in a northeasterly dlrec- » SANT1AM FARM TOPICS ♦ tion as far a« Summer lake, thence Ami the gentle I ♦ ♦ 4 « u|x»n the just ami « south to Alturas ami return to the ♦............. ............................................ ... Hotel Up to Date. sub-ban* Mi«« I a » cv Worn John Griffin, wife ami son came There will also I m - a sub-l l>ctermined to bring the service from Salem Saturday to see the, morning for a tw Portland where plat up to date at Hotel Scio. Manager Portland. country. flight north of Eugene will i Warner went to Portland and ar- Sidney String er Edward Archer arrived at the take fuel Radio stations i ranged for fruit» and vegetables to Farm Friday. He had been in Al Westcnhouw were located at Medford. Eugen be shi|>p**d here Saturday the hotel aska erecting tower« for wireless b&ny Wednesday. Portland. received crates of orange«, grsis- line of the light piles near The station» for the government. Under the contract the state will fruit, cantaloupes tomatoes. water Ed and J im - Kalina ami cousin of i Tiibtine oflicv was rotted that when* furnish the observer«, employ iruards melon». etc., beside« new crockery. Bill P><rr«*h shinned up to adjust for the machine« when not In use. Art electric vacuum sweeper has tievn Minm-sota. motored to Salem Tues the wires, the pole nearly went down i day. provide automobile truck« at the pa installed anil the comfort of patron» being held up only bv th«’ wires. trol bases, and defray the costa of Road work i» delaved l>v rain ami i» carefully looked after. A fine .Miss Thelma Downing of Ok’ah«*-' the telephone ami telegraph commu the roads are In l>ad «ha ( mi chicken dinner on Sunday s i» a fea mil, arrived last w«‘<-k to «m-mi the nication». ture that attract» favorable <*t>m- Mrs. Newton Crabtree is reported summer with her gramlmother.Mrs ment. suffering with cancer and that there R. J. Morri*. Thelma is but 12 yet School» Close. Ijist week liartu Motor Co «old a 1« no hope for relief. She is with made the trip all alone. Cletrac tractor ami set of pl^ws to daughters at Aberdeen. Wash. The memlH*r« of the Christian ert- This week marks the close of our Gooselierri«*« for sale. Louis K Poavar and now Louie is deavor enjoyed n plva»ant evening public schools. Nevertheless our Mr». H. N. I »er thick of The Hall«» PIE EATER tearing up the ground at a great at the church house Wednesday nrhools were materislly interfered is visiting her mater. Mrs J. W. rate, ts-ginning at Ed Chrz’ place. Social games were played, followed with by the influenza, upon the Compton Together they made a John Wadkin» Killed. Next week, if a man ntten pted to | by partaking of light refreshments whole the school yvai has (wen of business trip to Albany Monday. find a shriner in Scio he probably Mrs. W F Gill left Thursday for the »ucces fui order. John Wadkin», aged,32. former- will hunt in vain. All with whom I he closing exercises will I n * held a two weeks' visit with friend» and we have talked say they are going resident of Seattle, who had recent- relatives al Portland ami MeMinn- Friday when diplomas will be pre ly moved to Evergreen Home, near to Portland. sented to a class of five gradual! ', ville. • Gardens are growing these days buuuiuah. was killed June I in frpnt consisting of Gilliert C Calavan, Seeing two tanks of ice cream at to treat the hand ami vegetable« wiM <»f hi« home by a logging truck on the entrance to I-. O. I >. F. hall yrs- Anene Smail, la-ta M, Buchnei, Ber soon I m * plentiful tn the market which he had l»een ruling, lie had terday, leads ua to suspect that the tha I’alrny. an<l May Stoddart. Heretofore he who was forced to just stepped off the truck ami for "Backies" had a g-r-a n d and g l-v The teaching corjm for next year I depend on the niarket for vegeta- getting alx>ut the trailer, turned to r-i-o-u-s lime last night ha« not yet l>een made fully com blew has gcneriQly been out of luck. greet hi» wife ami baby when the plete. Mrs. Annie Rango, her mother, trailer struck him <>n the head. He A. J. Johnson, a Corvallis banker, nice,*, and Mrs. J. G. Crawford came di«*d in 2U minute« Auto Mathematici. came over Sunday to attend the Scio over fr<>m Albany yesterday for a Beside« the widow ami young •on Milling company’s annual meeting dec«a«ed is surviv««! bv an aged short visit with The Tribune family. There are in round nurnlwr» 8,- A. J. say» the Chicago convention mtither. a brother, Emile, and two Mrs Range reaktea m Oakland. Cal. IMHI.IMMI motor vehicle« in une in the league plank was a straddle and The If the republican party wins al sisters, Mr. A. W. Hagey and Mr» United Staten at the present time. I Tribune opines this will I m * the ma i the polls next fall it will be becauae A. il. Uoustn», all of Seattle. "Make one gram! procession of all jority opinion of th«* republican The funeral wa» held June H, in of the popularity "of the candidates these cars,** »ay» Howard Greene in party. terment being in I jikeview cemetery ami in defiance of the party platform the May issue of Motor, "allowing J. F. Thompson. who had liern ami floral offerings were many and The outlook for th«* price for wool four feet between cars, and the line employed by the I>ay Motor com- beautiful. Mrs, A W. Hagvy. is not encouraging to the grower». would be 20.OOO miles long If they I pany of Albany, is thought to have I If the present low price, 3ft cent», trawled 2<> mdqp an hour and you < committed suicide, He was a mem- A million feet of timber in south-' results in cbea(>er clothing they can made up your mind to watch all nf i Iwr of the celebrated "lost hat tai east Alaska has la-en sold to a San ' feel that what is their loan ia other»* the procession go by, you would ion** in Prance, was gasard three Francisco company at fifty cents to gain. have to ail on the fence or stand on time» and wounded. Hi» health a dollar per thousand (eel. The1 the curb or whatever it might lie, Sw Uf Before You Buy was so destroyed that he regarded Urlio*! Stato» rore^ts. (Company will erect lumlwr and pulp; for »ix weeks, day ami night.** About nnofittirfh of i life not worth living. (hr Afutro. r*T VAItwinfinn •rr.^a la In f««r wood plant» at oace. FOR Paints Wall Paper Linseed Oil Varnishes Roof Stains Etc I Portland Graia Market YOURS FOR SERVICE Bill Brenner has provided ground j for a basetaill dtarmiml and Seto may Vheat—club 32 80, turkey reel •non see the nafjonal game at home 32 85. bluestem 32.85 per bushel Several year« ago Scio »ported the - Data-No. 3 white feed $69.00 hrst ball team in Linn county or the, per ton. or 31 12 per bushel. Central Willamette Valley and the Hay —Valley timothy 335<.r.M, oldtime fans would like to see such cheat 326. a team again. r*ta. Porrata pobllrlv unwi r*mt a In at and ■iMvfif nor fifth of nil fti Jli*’ lor Thr rvmialnlntf 6» r flffho IA prl »•(Hr «»word Thr »»r! nnì of th«- riHHitry rwrefw! »n nron AW), fAtft.fWV) ,wroa. an« I so fa a ermfor nnanfHr and tarlrfy <»f Hfitbrr than <wi an» arm »»f « Millar «Irr In Ihr wiprld Thr pn*arttt n»(r nf rutt<n< for all thr Annual growth of Ihr fórrala a At Thr r«opie« Theatre For this week. Saturday and Sun day evening» at the People« Theatre Wallace Reid, the favorite will ap pear in "‘You’re Fired.’’ First epiande of the magnificent I circus picture. Don't miss it.
