THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIII
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NO. 45
COURT OF NATIONS
PROGRESS IS MADE
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UPPER ( RABTREF ITEMS
LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE 24. 1920
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The Cameron mill under the a • e
j management of Adolph Krvamk 1«
ANOTHER CUT MADE
BY SUGAR REFINERS
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JORDAN ITEMS
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J. C Ellington went to Portland
Saturday.
11.76 THE YEAR
PORTLAND’S FOOD UP
17 PER CENT IN YEAR
Tentative Draft Would Give Council i doing a rushing business although $23 Wholesale Quotation Goes Into
Mr* John Foltz is nursing her increase* in Sugar, Flour and Po
help is scarce.
sons. H. «’. and Ed. who are suffer
Effect in San Fraucixo
tatoe* Account Largely for
Right to Name Panel Rep-
Haying is begun; clover mostly;
ing with mumps.
farmers say crop is heavy.
Market.
New High Mark.
re tenting All Member*
J. H i'unntngham came down
Mr Blackburn, who reside« <>n the
from Portland Friday to look after
San Francisco, June 22. The businrs» pertaining to the light nlant
Washington, June 21. The food
The Hague. June 21. The con farm formerly owned by Jo«- Holub,
is
an
up
tn
date
farmer.
He
has
in
price
of
refined
cane
sugar
will
be
budget
-if th
ference of international jurists at»-
Mrs Haman Shelton of Crabtree
vetted
in
a
herd
of
blooded
short
re«lu<*v<l
tomorrow
from
123
50
per
family
attained
a new high r«*cor<l in
peared to be in a fair way today for
Visited h«-r mother and other rela
horn
-attic,
installed'
a
light
and
hundred
to
|28.
This
is
the
third
May, the department of Inlmr an-
an agreement on the adoption of
tives here Saturday.
n<»unc«-<l
today, the cost of 22 arti
what may lx* railed the Rool-Philli- water system and remodeling th-- drop in the price ->f sugar since three
The stork left a fine boy at the
weeks ag<> when it was selling at
cle* of food having increa*«-«! 3 per
more plan for a high court of na place generally.
home of lx-o Rundt Friday. AU do
cent over -\oril and 7 fw-r cent over
tions Though all arrangement« are
James Oupor is preparing to build 526.50 at the refinery.
ing well.
¡'he retail once of sugar here is
January. Recent increases in sugar,
tentative the plan submitted t»y Lord on hi« farm. Jim says he is going
Harve Shelton is in Albany having
iH’lwesn 26 and 27 cents. The new
flout, an«i uotato prices largely ac
Philliruore. representing Great Brit to hatch.
his eyes treated by a specialist
, w Hl log .Tv.-t >„■ retail mar
counts for th«* mcri-a»«*, the review
ain, at today*« session would give
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tichenor
D H. I :«-r
-• null
t « -ti ■aid.
krt until grocers have disposed of
the league of nation« council, which ire moving up -r. R.-.o . . .v
er,
visited
our
road
district
Satur
In comparison with th«- April fig
is controlled by the big power», the .Mr. Tichenor if a Portland fireman stocks bought at higher prices.
day.
Restrictions
on
sugar
sales
have
ures
t-Mtay's review «hewed sugar
right to name the panel from which on vacation, and is employed !>y Mr.
Mrs.
Matrv
of
Lebanon
visited
also
been
discarded
by
the
refiners.
.
had
advanced
26 per cent, corn meal
the assembly of the league, in which Cameron
her
parents,
the
N
W.
Thoma»«-«,
Heretofore
wholesalers
have
been
14
per
cent,
flour 7 |>er cent, and
all nations will be represented, would
Chase Stringer, a brother of Sid
Friday
all-itted
sugar
in
amounts
prescrilied
potaba-s
5
tier
cent.
choose perhaps 15 representatives.
ney, is up from Portland to a.vist
The assembly could accept the p/-
by tne rellm-rs. but tomortownní
From
May,
1919, to May, 1920,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Thoma» motored
Sid getting settled in his new home.
open
market
policy
fiecamrs
effect
th«* greatest Increase, 22 |ier cent,
to Lacomb Saturday.
nel in its entirety or in part, or re
We will soon have Several new ive. The drop in sugar is due to
was shown in Springfield. III. The
O kkuon M ist .
ject it and submit a panel of its own,
families in this neighborhood. Mr decreased demand according to the
next
largest, 21 per cent, waa in
In the event of conflict« those candi
J-mes has traded hi« farm to a man dealers.
Mr» Fred Bilveu waa an onlooker Butte and Chicago.
In Salt l-ake
dates w ho ap|M*ared in both panels
from Eastern Oregon, and th<- new
at the shrine parades in Portland City the average family expenditure
would probably automatically l*e
owner of the Fred Eberhardt place
this week.
Dismay I* Right.
for the 22 food articles increantd
chosen while the conference commit
will arrive in a few days.
Angele« enjoyed a real earth during the year 20 per cent; in Om
tee« from the council and assembly
A pleasant surprise chafivari was There was a young lady named quake which made havoc of twenty aha and San Francntcu 19 per cent;
would «elect the other«.
Banker
given the newly wed Stringers Sat
buddings this week.
tn lais Angele* and Portland 17 per
Lord PMllimore and Elihu Root,
urday evening by exactly 100 of Who slept whi'e the ship was at.
Mrs. Jennie Ficklin is now a home cent. Seattle 11« |>er cent, lhmver 12
ex-American secretary of »late, are
anchor;
their friends.
Refreshments were
keeper in Scio and is to ba a Scioan per cent.
She awoke in dismay
in harmony on the adoption of this
patmed around and an enjoyable ev
A holeaale prices also advanced
in the future.
M hen she heard the mate say
plan which emphasize« the view long
ening spent. Scio. Crabtree. Jordan "Now hoist up the top sheet and i
Mrs Glazier, who has t>een visit during May. the "index” in t his cane
held by the American jurist that it
spanker."
and Lacomb w*ere well represented
ing
her mother. Mrs D Hansford, l»eing 2| ;>er cent over April.
is only by a compromise between the
and it was the largist charivari
The group of fuel and lighting
left
for her home at Cascade Locks
interest« of the large and the small
crowd ever known in this part of the
Shrine Visitor*.
. materials furni«h«*<l the most n<>ta-
Wednesday.
nations that arrangements for the
country. The size signifies the |«-p-
The first wagon to cro«« the ttuu , blc example of price inerva«o due
high court can be reached.
ularity of this charming couple.
All Scio shr inert are Portland vis mil of tbs Cuoul-- mountains by *«y mainly to the recent «harp advance
itor« this week.
Dr. Prill went of the McKausle river blah««* left I tn both hard and soft coal and coke.
the lx»«’ crt'--k multi shove McK-uil»
Plenty of Gas.
How about improving Mill street down Sunday.
Also Rol. Morris, br*«ls«* H index. Jun- 13. and »occ--« >b d The index number of thia group rose
this summer? The year i« now half Merle Cyrus. .Mrs Hobson and Mias in tuakins the trip wtufimt a sr-at . from 213 in April to 235 in .May.
Anyone wishing gaaoline from the
10,0011 gallon tank rar now on the
wav here, should place his order at
once as order» are Coming in and the
aupply will aoon be exhausted.
FOR
Paints
Wall Paper
Linseed Oil
Varnishes
Roof Stains
Etc.
.See V* Before You Buy
gone yet no prospect for th«- im
provement mtiiu in th«- immediate
future, it is simply a disgrace up
on the property owners that the
street is not improved. They should
have some civic pride
Country
people keep the public roads in a
much better condition.
Property
owners are abundantly able to make
the improvement. Why not do it?
l)o not let Mill street i<e the w rst
street in the county any longer.
Get a move on.
Candidate for President Harding
will he officially notified that he is
the republican candidate at hi« home
in Marion, Ohio, on July 22.
Prof. Thun, who had charge of
the Scio schools the past year, left
with his mother Monday for Brei-
tenbush for a short outing, after
which they will return to their home
at Dundee. The professor then in
tends to start on a tour of the east
ern states
N. I. Morrison had the tank of
his car drained of seven gallons of
gas one night last week. The car
was in the locked barn, but the thief
forced an entrance through the back
wall,
Portland Grain Market.
Kelly’s Drug Store
YOURS FOR SERVICE
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Vheat—elub 12.60. turkey red
22.85, blur «tern 12.85 per bushel
Oats No. 3 white feed $6'.* t*0
per ton. or 11.12 per bushel.
Hay—Valley timothy
cheat 125.
d-wi of diftlcul'y, ««H-ordlhg to word
from Ht»<-r». oo the other site of
School District Election.
the mountain«.
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The copious ulioA- rs that l-sve vis
! ited JU- rr->» • •«»:. » » Illa the l.l»t
Monday afternoon our annual
ten day* give promise of the heaviest school district election was held al
crop of *b«-at that ba« been harvested the *uth<M«l building and resulted in
Edward Waldon, after spending Slur«- 191«. which was the banner crop I the election of J, S. Sticha director
the winter tn the Sacramento Val- j In th- history of th-- county. Within for three year« and Mrs. Jennie
the p rlod haiti-d more ih.tn tn lie ft
ley returned to this vicinity Tuesday of n,ui» urc has fallen and th« precipi Shelton re-elected school clerk.
with the intention of remaining for tation liaa I m » u «»neral
In the school bud (et, published In
Certificat'd of nomination affecting The Tribune last week, it was estl-
tlie summer.
He is an intimate
friend of the Rudolf Wt-wl.i. He n'l *uc<->-»sful candidal«*« of the r» mated that $5900 would be needed
publican and democratic parties at the
says in California Ute weather is lit) recent primary «-lection were mailed in addition to the county and state
in the amele.
Haturdsy by «uni Koser. a- < r- tary of apportionments. It wa» also stated
■tat»
In «»< «her« a candidate of that al»>ut 11000 in floating warrant
The Joseph Ronera have received I
oue party »as defeated, but ru lv«-d indebtedness was unprovided for
a letter from their son Charles, now the nominal ton of another party, he
at San Francisco, stating that he will n-<t rs'-dte a certificate R-fusal By motion of N. I. Morrison the two
will be discharged from the service by the x-cr-tary of state to l«au th tee sums, making a total of gtlOOO was
July 29. He has been in the U S. eertlflcati-e is authorised under a law carried by an almost unanimous
service three years without having pa*a«-d at the 1919 seaslon of the leg vote.
islature and which berarut- effective
This will put the school district
t>een home.
for the first time at th» rtc«-nl pri
on its feet and relieve the school
Printer Brant made one of his mary cout*«t.
The so-csU-d <-ompromi«e r< sardine b*-ard from all financial embarrass
periodic trip« to Salem Saturday ev-'
th»
framlti»- of th- It«**"- »-It tdrd ref ment« and enable the texard to ad
••ning. returning Sunday evening.
use measure, to bo submitted to th* vance aalariea so that the beat of
He reports the road as rather rough voters of Oregon at the Nov« inter
teacher« can be obtained.
particularly between Greens bridge election. Is very unsatisfactory, ac
«• 4W
cordins to P»wy Cupper, «late anti
and Turner.
If you want to know how abund
The contiact for grading the road n«-*r. Th* original bill be «ays. caused ant the supply of gas.dine was at
a storm of protest and a conference
from Allrnny to Tangent will be let «as called In Portland for th* purpoe«- Albany last Sunday, a»k Jess Hild
on July 6 by the state road commis of reaching nene agrwmeat among th* reth; he went over to get some.
sion. The Linn county court will persons Interested In th* bird refuge
Al Th* 1‘ropl*« Tle-wir*
and th* I rr I gat inn lats adjacent to Mai
submit a.bid.
hrur Ink* Nothing was accomplished
Ad and Bun Fleming made their at this ronterrnc*. according to Mr
For this week, Saturday and Sun
weekly trip U> Albany Monday mor • upper, and th* a-»«ur« ns r*v«mp«-<l day evening« at the People« Theatre
ning where Bun is taking medical to aot satisfartosy. Mr Cupper eon William Farnum will appear in "lats
tend« that Oregon own« too much land MtaerablM."
treatment.
at th* present time and that the eatab-
{.ester Arnold is improving his
"The Lure of the Qma” Is now
llshment of more reeervo« «III bars
dwelling by making a complete a tendency to increase tai*« without j being shown on Wednesday evenings
change in the arrangement of the gaining for the takpay*rs eorrespoud- together with a 2-reel comedy and
tns ben* fl is.
| world news.
rooms and adding a fireplace.
Parrish making up an auto load.
Others who have gone are Vila»
Philippi, John L. Kelly. D C.Thums.
E. C. Peery. Thvmarried men were
accompanied by their wives.