The Scio tribune., November 18, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VOL. XXIV
NO
14
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. NOVEMBER 18. I'd 20
Japaa and California.
1.
JORDAN ITEMS
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• 1.75 THE YEAR
Official Warning
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8ANT1AM
FARM TOPIC’S
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SCHOOL NOTES
I «tracts from Ordinance Retarding
The pother which Japan has raised ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦
Motor V duel«« in the City of
The Scio hoys* basketball team
Warren Woodard was a Jordan ¡about the California law prohibiting
Moat all of the corn is gathered
J k io, Oregon.
the ownership of land by Japanese journeyed to Crabtree Friday and
shopper Friday
and most of the potatoes are dug
4peed limit of motor vehicles «hall not
. or their having any lease extending was defeated in a gu«*ung contest
Thomas Phillips finished digging
lw over 15 «»ill.-« per hour, and at no Some of the potatoes arc blighted
beyond three years is in conflict with 14 to 2«. The contest consisted In tin at a greater rate nf »|w<<| than is from wet weather and some rotting
potatoes Saturday
the tendency of the law fur ages guessing the location of ball and reasonable for th«' safely of the public. at the iwed end cause« by planting
Motor vehicle» when in molio't »hall
John Bender took hla son Ollie 4» i
Fiver sine ancient Rome gave laws basket in the semi darkness of the keep to th«' right «hie of the street. diseased seed
the Salem rue darn m Monday.
to the world there hi« beer^a strong Crabtree hall
Crabtree won be- When at>| r< a.-hitig an lnlcr»ectl«Hi of a
street with th«- intention of turning,
Mrs Jennie Ixivcjoy returned to
Little Rose S . : ,gl<- is suffer­ feeling against the acquisition of cause it had the better team:
The «hall give tiow'y signal by outstretched
her
home at Dallas Sunday.
ing from a bilious attack and sore land bv aliens, and it has been aiiao-
visitors were royally treated and h»n«| <•» tn «nine other unmistakable
manner
to
indicate
the
direction
of
the
John Griffin came in Sunday mor­
throat.
lutely prohibited tn most countries. given a fine lunch after the game
turn, an -hall tn turning at the right.
ning
to visit with his mother. Mrs.
fce..,.ei.■
lo the right; and in turning
Mias Elizabeth Schwmdt Halted In this country the various statee
The eighth grade girls plan to to the left »lii^j run to ami beyimd the
3.
W.
Galnea. He is suffering with
at the WestenhouM* home Wednes­ have been opposed. to alien land
g've a pie social Friday night after center «if th« intersection.
stomach
trouble and returned home
When a motor vehicle is standing in
day evening.
ownership. In some of them it ia Thanksgiving
th« street it «hall »land on the aide of in the afternoon
N W. Thomas and wife of Salem ahaolutelv prohibited, but in others
The juniors are making rapid pro­ th« «trs-ei upon which it la required to
be driven amt facing in the direction in
Come out, .Mr. Editor, and see
are visiting friend and relatives in it is allowed under strict regula­ gress with their play
The seniors which it t* rroutred U> be driven.
our
new road which heads the streets
tions. Japan herself has a law on
this vicinity.
Motor whie’-« to make a turn to rw-
also have a play. Both plays will
I
ver*.-
it*
<llr<•
lion
«hall
go
to
street
in-
of
Scio.
It is a humdinger of a tine
Earl Phillip» and wife spent Sun­ her Mrtute b»oks prohibiting any l>e produced soon.
I tersectiona.
road
and
a credit to the Santiam
No motor vehicle »hall overtake any
day with home folk», returning in alien from owning land
Every class in school will be rep­ other vehicle traveling in the «ante di- Farm.
the evening t I y .•
where Mr. P.
The California law. which has
resented in the Parent-Teacher meet­ i reetiun upon stroet intersections.
Mra. Reliec-ca Morris was visiting
Motor vehicle« t'wrk«<f «hall be placed
is employed in the Ralaiger & Shel­ been approved in nn overwhelming
ing program tonight.
jwith the rear nght harul wheal within her favorite sister, Mrs Pie Eater
ton store.
referendum, «imply prohibits the
tight Inch«* of the curb and th« front , ..
,,
The ten girls in the teachers train­ right
hat. I wheel not more than seven *’■ ‘he barittam Farm hospital,
Last Tuesday while wrestling with ownership of land by any person not
ing course will attend institute No­ i feet from the curb.
i
Our pie social, conducted by Mina
Under
his brother on tin school grounds "eligible for naturalization
No motor vehicle «hall park within ‘
vvmber 22. 23. 24.
ten feet of any tire hydrant or obstruct Anene Smail was a giand success; a
Johnnie Schwindt accidentally broke the supreme court ruling only while
One pupil ia out of school thin any street croaaing.
full house, good piogram. mu nie,
a bone in his leg below the knee men and n«-gr<>« born in the United
Motor whirl«» mint keep rut-out*
week
on account of mra»i«a.
closed.
and the sale netted •Titi for the uao
Dr. Prill was called to attend the States are eligible for citizenship.
So person who i» under fift«-«tn years of the school.
,
Japan has greater cause for com-!
fracture.
of »g« shall ojierptc or drtv«- a motor
But few of the Civil war veter­ vehicle upon any «treet or alley of the i
plaint
against
Australia,
Candada,
Mrs.
Nimic
helped
her sons in
Percy Thomas and Miss I*eta Buc­
ans are yet living. This writei now | city of i-cio. (»rvgnn. uni as sucn person the corn and potato fields,
an<l
|
robably
New
Zealand
They
return*
is acc‘>m|tani«xl bv hi» or her parent or
kner were married at Salem Wed-
74, was one uf the "knit ’’ Com­ guardian or by the owner of such motor Ing to her home in Scio Saturday.
neacav. The gro mi is one of Jor­ ail are more prohibitive of Japanese
rades Brown of West Seta. Carpen­ vehicle.
Every motor vehicle shall sound horn She shucked 150 bushels of corn and
dan’s prosperous and highly esteem­ ownership than the United States
ter of Scio, and The Tribune editor or gong whenever the traffic and use of picked up 50 bushels of potatoes.
ed voung men. Not being person­ Canada will not even allow Hindus
streets wouki demand auch sound­
and other Asiatics to acquire land, *re
that could answer at rollcall the
ings.
Our neighbor Paine created ex-
ally acquainted with the bride we
The reason in all these cases is ob- I" Scio; five are at Stavton. proba-
Motor vehicle« when in use on the
Mtemont
by abusing a son His wife
feel safe in saying she comes highly
or sllevs ahnll have and keep lit
vious. Asia is overflowing with pop- bly the same number at leUanm street«
two white light» in front ami one red ; called for the sheriff and Newt
recommended and is also one of Linn
ulation that is seeking relief from «nd Brownsville and probafily ten light in rear. »a»i lights to lie lit one
W<>ddle came out. Paine di«ap|>oar-
county’s successful teachers.
We
hour after »unset to one hour Iwfore
the hard conditions of over popu- *f Albany, Our ranks are growing sunrise.
ed temporarily and the storm blew
extend congratulation»
A motor vehicle approaching an inter­
lated countries. If a gate anywhere very thin. boys.
O r £4ON Mi. st .
section from the right has the right of over and all’s clear sailing,
in the United States or in any- Am­
way over otte approaching upon the left.
John Crabtree of the Ford garage
Ail headlights must bedlmBWd unless
erican »tatr were opened up. there
called
on his aunt at the Farm.
»uppiied with l«>n*es approved by the
The price of wheat is ranidly get- is uverv reason to fear that there
Sof. ty First (’ommittiw, which »re Os
G. A. Griffin and Billy Richardson
ting down to "n<>rma cy.” At the would be such a flood tide of immi­ I
poo,!. Noglare, Ixrgalit«. Kite Lite and
contemplate
a trip to the Portland
Primo.
to
Mr.
present rate it will be down
gration from the yellow races as
PENALTY
livestock
show.
by
tue
Harding’s dollar a bushel
Any person or persons violating any
would make the great immigration
of the provisions of thia ordinance «hail
The gravel haulers have pulled
first of the new y< ar
from Europe into America seem tri­
Upon conviction thereof before the Re­
corder’s fxiurt la? fln«»l not hsia than off as the r»ad is in fair condition.
The orchestra composed ot Mrs. vial in comparison.
42.60 nor more than |5t). or be impris­
Cream Tomato Soup
PIE EATER.
The Californians, who have a
oned in the city jail not less than one
W. F. Barnes, Mra. R M Cam.
Celery
Olives day nor more than 25 days, or tsith such
Miss Josie Rotar and Mine Blanche country very desirable to the Japan­
The Skunk Farm.
fine and imprisonment at discretion of
Sal
cd
Almonds
the court.
Barnes met at th« home of Mra ese, have every reason to dread their
Oyster Pat lira
coming in and taking po«M*iuiion of
Barnes Monday evening.
Few persons hnve seriously consid­
the state. They have made great Roast Turkey. Cranlierry Jelly
t'ard n( Thank«
ered establishing friendly relations
sacrifices and struggled hard to
Roarft Goose. Apple Sauce
with a skunk. It has been done in
We. the children of the late Mra.
build up a while community on the
Baked Hubbard Squash
some cases under the misapprehen­
Eliza A. Piatt, desire to tender our
Pacific coast, and the, only want m
Creamed Potatoes moat sincere thank» to our friends sion that the animal was a cat. and
neighbors and fellow citizens people
the results have bm-’t unpleasant.
Waldorf Salad
and neighbors for the acts of kind­
of their own kind. They have not
But the biological survey of the
Fruit Pudding ness and help during the airkties»,
developed California and exploited Pumpkin Pte
U. 8. department of agriculture has
death and burial of our mother and
its wonderful resources for the lien-
Walnuts Cluster Raisins
investigated the skunk and found
for the floral offerings.
efit of a horde that has nothing in
Coffee
him to be the best wild animal
The Children.
common with our race and with <>ur
friend the farmer has.
I hanifigiving, 1920
traditions
This is a feeling that
Almost any farmer might have 2
the whole country shares. Nearly
Parent-Teacher* to Meet.
M The l'< opi- ’ ritratta
or 3 dozen skunks at work for him
everv American has an idea of some
destroying mice, grasshoppers, cric­
An enjoyable evening is looked
time going to California, possibly
For this week. Saturday and Sun­
kets and white grubs, and furnish­
forward
to when the Parent-Teacher
taking up his home there. Tens of day evenings at the Peoples Theatre ■
ing him from |50 to |10<> worth of
| thousands go every year for a long Wallace Reid in "The Lottery Man’’ Association mmsta thia Thursday,
I fur a year. All that is necrvuary Is
November IB. A regular Thanks­
or short stay. We all feel that Cal­
that he respect their dens, keep his
ifornia hu been made a part of opr
It is intimated that the (I. S sen­ giving program is lining prepared
poultry in skunk proof yards, kill
patrimony by the efforts of our ate will refuse to confirm any ap­ and everybody la inviteli.
an old horse for them every fall and
’ kinsmen. To have It overrun with pointments President Wilson may
he tactful when he meets them in
a deluge of yellow men absolutely make whether good, bad or indiffer­
Obituary
the evening.
unaMumilable to our ways of gov­ ent. Such action will tie point blank
About one-fifth of the skunks are
Elisa Ann Parsons was bom in
ernment and thinking would make evidence that the republican major­
black or short striped. If all were
it impossible for any American to ity is controlled by hatred of the Van Buren county, Iowa. May .10.
of this higher grade they would lie
I go there or live there.
president. It is boyish action and IBIS. She was married to Isaiah
worth three times as much. The
They
There ia plenty of Asia upon which shows that we have senators of very Piatt December 25. 1871.
department suggests that a preserve
If the president ap­ came to Oregon and located near stocked with black skunks would
' this overflowing population
be small caliber
settled and where th«-y will be en­ points an official for purely partisan Scio in 1875.
eventually double nr treble the catch
She wan the mother of. ten child­
tirely in harmony with their sur­ reason, or if the official is inefficient,
of skunks in the territory surround­
roundings. Therefore, there is no then a refusal to confirm may Seem ren, six of whom survive her. They ing It.
humanitarian reason why they should justifiable. But if the appomtet* is are: Mary Smith, James R . Eph­
Salem merchants are reaching out
be allowed entrance into such an in­ a good man and he is efficient, he raim. and Ira Piatt, Nancy Harlan
for trade in thia section of IJnn
viting country as the Pacific coast. should tie confirmed. A senator that J and Mattle Stonehruk.
She was a member of the Chris­ county. Albany merchants should
It is one of our moat prized posses­ will refuse tn confirm is low In prin­
tian
church. Her death occurred meet thia new competition if they
ciple
and
unworthy
to
occupy
the
sions and we want it for ourselves
j
November
10.
,
* would save it.
high'poettion
of
U.
8.
senator.
, and our children.—NalionAi Tribune
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