The Scio tribune., August 05, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIII
NO. 51
BOY HAS ELECTRICAL
EXPERTS GUESSING
S IO. LINN COUNTY, ORRÜON. AUGUST 5. 1920
LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE
The Oregon Journal, in itaeontro-
■ versv with ttjg Oregonian, concludes
i an article as follow«:
“Thus, the issue is clrar. i>oyou
Inventor Again Demonstrate« Power
or do you not. want a league of na­
tions’ The present league is already
Generator— Coil Will Fly
a reality, approved by all the lead*
Aeroplane«.
ing nations of the world except Rus­
sia. Mexico, Turkey and America.
Seattle Alfred M Hubbard, in­
Mr. Harding and his party pro­
ventor. who ha« harnessed an un­ pose to undo ail that ha.« been dona,
known force apparently drawn out to throw the present league into the
of the air which he transmits to an wrap hear, to start s >mething m-w
electric dynamo thus producing pow­ some time, an association of nations
er. has again got the savants of the after the plan of The Hague Tribu­
electrical world guessing. He re­ nal. Did Th»’ Hague Tribunal keep
pestl'd his demonstration with his us out >.f the late war’
power generator in a small launch
"If Mr. Harding's party could
before a large crowd. The trial wm agree on some plan like The Hague
made for the sole purpose of satis­ Tribunal when would they do ft?
fying a local capitalist that he had That party is hopelessly divided on
something worth investing money in the subject. Many thousands of rank
Hubbard, since his return from and file republicans want the pres­
Washington in January, when he pa­ ent league, some with and some
tented his device, has put in all of without interpretative reservations.
his lime working on the coil and ex­ But other groups in the party and
perimenting with it in connection most of the leaders want no league,
with X rays. He now claims he will no association, no relations of any
be able to develop something new in kind looking to permanent peace,
this respect within a short time.
"It took the leaders ten months
to
agr<o- on a few simple rem'rva-
Hubbard made a half dozen trips
about Portage Bay and Lake Union, Hons, and 14 or 15 hitter ender sen­
carrying two to four i<assengers in ators never agreed tn them. The
the Isiat in-sides himself and a me­ pro-Germans are against any «¡nd of
chanic. He was tiesieged by dozens league and they are a big vote. The
of persons desirous of seeing his in­ irreconcilable« dictated the league
vention in operation. Many of these plank of the Chicago platform and
he refused to talk Io, others he told are in control of the candidate on
the league issue. As boldly as a
of hi* proposed trials.
He offered no explanation other timid man could, the candidate has
than he "didn’t want to" for not al­ declared against any 'written cum-
lowing all to see hia invention. There pact' for permanent peace.
"The situation is thia: One party
were nearly 100 persons at the piers
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JORDAN ITEMS
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fl.75 THE YEAR
Dead Merchants.
A stranger was in Scio the first of
the
week. He came with the view
J, II Goswick of The Italics is
of
purchasing
The Scio Tribune. But
visiting his parent«, the J H. Gca-
!
after
looking
the
town over turne«!
wick«.
' the proposition down.
Mrs. A. A Bender, who
"I have no objection to your news­
quite ill, is able to lie up again
paper or plant,” he Mid. "Your
J. H. Cunningham, engineer of offer ia fair. I like your country.
the light plant, motored to Jefferson * the location of your t*>wn und the
Monday,
' prosperous outlook in general.. But
Mrs. H C. Foltz visited her par­ ¡your merchants are dead in a live
ent« at Aumsville Saturday and ( buxine«« sense
In loooking ov®r
Sunoay.
J your pa¡>er I note th«- alisenc«- of
; rs
NEW RAIL FARES
IN EFFECT AUG. 20
Freight
Rales
Day« Laler
to
Advance
Five
Pullman and
Baggage Go Up.
Washington. Aug. 2
New pars-
engcr fare« pn>l>ably will lirmnv ef­
fective August 20, and advanced
freight rates August 25. accord mg
Herman Marking of Stayton is three of your leading merchant en­ to a program outlined tonight by A.
hauling P. R. Bilyeu’s hay to their tirely and most uf th«- other business P. Thom, general counsel for the
association of railway executives.
new home near Scio.
men are advertising very lightly.
Simultaneously increases in pull
"Your merchants are not alive to
Mrs. Haman Shelton of Crabtree
man.
excess baggage and milk char­
vWted our vicinity last of the week. the importance of advertising their
ges
also
will go in force.
business
They seem to look upon
K. W. Goewick and family of Jop­
Railroad
rate experts have liegun
lin, Missouri, arrived here last Tues­ new«|>a|M>r advertising as a matter
preparing
blanket
rate schedules in­
of charity to the editor. They do
day and intend to make Oregon their
creasing
trans|s>rtati<>n
costs on a
not realize that judicious advertising
home.
l>ercentagv
basis
Rate
sheets
will
, ia an investment and not simply an
Quite a number of Scioans visited
lie
supplemented
by
printed
tariffs
ordinary expense
Now. 1 can go
Jordan Sunday afternoon to look
to town« where the buxine«« men arc containing rates for all territories
over th* prospective light plant
wide awake and are up to date
1 and on all commodities as soon as
which is progiesmng speedily a« op­
would not have to apsnd the lime . the manv details can lie worked out.
portunity permits.
and expense necrnuiary to awaken, Until this Is done, local rail officials
Mrs. Mary of l«>banon. daughter them. I don't want to have to con­ will compute the new rates and
of Mr. and Mrs. N W Thomas, who vince them that a newepajvcr is an ’charges for their territori«« by add­
was taken to a Salem sanitarium for asset and not a liability t<> a town ing 20 per cent to existing rail’s.
tulx-rcular treatment, is reported a« I can go where the fact is already
By putting the increased rates in­
improving.
to
effect prior to September 1, the
known.'*
drain on the treasury under the
Charles Barrett and wife of near
Use Less Sugar in Jellies, Etc.
guarantee provisions of the trans-
laicumh, and who have a large lo­
portation act likely will l>e ended
ganberry field there, visited our
community Thursday. They report
One-fifth to one-fourth lewi sugar before expiration of the govern­
a fine yield and fair prices
can lie used in making jelly and jam. ment's guarantee of earnings. Of.
OfUMPiN MlHT.
experiments made by household ex­ ficials estimated today that by Sep­
perts in the U. S. department of tember 1 the guarantee provisions
Full Corps of Teachers Employed. agriculture experimental kitchen in­ would have cost the government
approximately Sfi50.000.000.
dicate.
The government has been obliged
Another
sugar
saving
wrinkle
test-
The Scio school directors are now
to
continue the $75.000.000 monthly
If you are reaily to announce the names of a rd hv the experiment kitchen is to
when the trials started.
The geta­ is a no-leigue party.
rental
imyment in eff«*ct during fed­
way wan accomplished without a against any kind of a league, vote complete corps of teachers for next add one-quarter teaspoon of salt to
eral
control
and meet deficits, not
hitch. With the application of the for Mr. Harding. The other party year. Most of these have been se­ each cup of fruit juice for jelly or
covered
bv
the
rental amount, sus­
wires from Huhltard’s coil the motor favors joining the present league lected for about two month«, but pulp for jam, marmalade and con­
tained
by
individual
carriers. In-
hum mini into action. Such speed with pro|s-r reservations. It would final announcement ha« I wen delayed serve. In the caw- of nonarid fruit
cluded
in
those
deficits
is that por­
was gained with the motor idling accept the existing league and am­ until all arrangements have l>een this makes the absence of the full
tion
of
the
$1*00,0110,000
wage award
amount of sugar less noticeable.
that it spun for more than two min­ end or change it to suit the condi­ completed.
from
May
I
to
September
1, when
utes after the wires were discon- tion« m they arise. Or. if it doe«
A graduate of Minnesota State I The salty taste will disappear after
the
auiiranty
expiree.
not work «atmfaetority. withdraw Normal. Mia« Marie Skei of Astoria, the product has stood for a few
necteii.
Thia was officially estimatiil nt
from it altogether, as can Is- done has lieen secured to teach the first weeks, hut the flavor will be much
at any time if the other nations do and second gra<le« and to assist the the richer for the addition of the $206.000,000. Thus the fieople will
not accept changes proposed by girls with their athletic work.
salt. Salt was so used in England l>av oiuMhyd of the increas««l wages
for railroad employes in taxes.
America.”
Miss May Stoddart of Scio will during the war. and the method
i
With the amount guaranteed the
■ have charge of the third and fourth suggested was based on reports of
carriers
this year and the claims of
Hip Is Crushed.
¡grades. The fifth and sixth grade the process.
the
lines
for compensation under
With fruits of pronounced flavor,
teacher will be Miss Elma Cox who
their
contracts
with the railroad ad­
When Mrs EI w - mh I was making received her training in the Oregon or where lemon and orange |wel or
ministration,
the
road* will have cost
her regular weekly trip to Scio last State Normal School.
Miss Ella apices are used for flavoring those
the
government
approximately
a bil­
Saturday she met a moving hinder Tnmherger of Jordan, an experien­ with mild flavor, various sirup« take
lion
and
a
half
dollars
since
Decem
­
in the road
The old trusty horse ced teacher, well known here, will the place of («art of the gianulated
ber
2H.
1917.
which "he and husband thought was handle the seventh and eighth grades. sugar. Usually half ami half la the
absolutely
trustworthy
became
l-ast year’s high school instructors proportion used in sulxtilution
Laugh.
scared, run away and dumped her have been retained
ON
The new prin­
Demand fur Douglas Fir
from the buggy, resulting in a very cipal la H. E Tobie of Tekoa. Wa»h
Build for yourself a strong hot.
'
oad
injuy
U>
her
left
hip.
She
was
Ir.gton, who was last year principal
-, Automobile and Fur
Fashion each part with care;
I brought to Dr. Prill's office in Scio of the high school there.
Douglas fir lumle-r is rapidly train- Fit it with ha*p ami padlock.
niture Polish.
'and Dr Davts of Albany called as
The spirit with which the teachers I ing a strong hold on the eastern
Put all your troubles there.
j well. They made a careful examin- are planning to tackle their problems < market ami western Oregon and Hide therein all your failures.
Regular $1.00 Polish, now 7Hc
i ation and found her hip fractured is illustrated by recent statements, western Washington will lie called
And each bitter cup of quaff;
Regular 5Oe Polish, now :Mc
i in five places. Dr. Prill's X ray Mixa Esther C. Humphrey, instructor upon to supply the future need* of Lock all your heartaches within it.
Regular 25c Polish, no« 19c
Then sit on the lid ami laugh.
■ machine wax of great value in deter- in English and history in the high the Atlantic coast for large dimen*
Tell
no one of its content«.
! mining the extent of the injury, As school, says: ”1 shall be glad to help' aion stock, according to Coleman
Never it’a «•Crete share;
; Mrs. Elwood ir of advanced age it is in every wav possible.” Mias Ruth Wheeler. Jr., who returned recently
Drop in your cares and worries.
¡doubtful if she ever recovers the use Mueller, domestic science and science j from an extensive trip through eas­
Keep them forever there.
< of her hip. She was taken to the instructor, adds: *1 shall he delight­ tern and southern states. Marked Hide them from sight so completely
ed to co-operate in the task of mak- j impetus has t>een given thia move*
. local hospital.
The world will never dream half;
I
ing Scio high school a better place ment, Vheeler says, by the opening Fasten the top down securely
Then sit on the lid and laugh.
Though about three score years to learn in as well ns a better place of an office of the West <>>ast Lum­
bermen's Association at New York
of age, Henry Shelton has never seen in which to teach.”
under direction of Chester Hogue,
Portland. To remedy it he and Mrs.
Shelton started this morning for
Reports aay that the paving is former secretary of the associa lion
For this week. Saturday and Sun­
, Camas. Washington, going through Completed on the Albanv-Jeffrr«on
day evenings at the Peoples Theatre
Albany papers report plenty of will present Enid Bennett in "Step­
■ Portland. They will spend the week road except a few rods at the rail­
end with their daughter, Mrs Olar* road crossing two miles north of gasoline and that the "shortage" ping Out ” Also the usual world's
TOURS FOR SERVICE
ience Pepper.
Albany.
M now a thing of the past.
news and^comedy.
SPECIAL
PRICE
REDUCTION
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