The Scio tribune., December 16, 1920, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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XXIV
NO. 18
SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 15
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LINN’S SHARE OF
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STATE TAX GIVEN
JORDAN ITEMS
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Joe Jungwirth was a Scio visitor
Saturday.
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FARMERS’ RELIEF
VOTED BY SENATE
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’10
SCHOOL
ilOOL NOTEN
NOTfS
11.75 THE YEAR
♦ HAROING OPTIMISTIC
OVER LEAGUE SURVEY
The long expected junior high
school play "And Home tame Ted”
The County Must Pay I2M.258,
Duane Crabtree. who is suffering Revival of War Finance Corpora­ »will he given at the People« Theatre Senator Say* That Little Difficulty
next Wednesday. Ihtcember 22
with a «ever* cold, returned home
More Than Twice That
tioa Directed Deci mo n ls
Will Be Met When Time
from l<ebam*o Sunduy.
A «ph-ndhi evidence of the spirit
Paid ia 1919.
Up
to
House,
of co-oiH-ration in thia community
A Arbucale. wife and «laughter
Come* for Agreement
was deposited in the school building
•pent Sunday with the Spats family.
County Clerk Russell has received
Washington, Iter. 13
The sen­ Dawmber 11. A much needed coo-*
George Ahl of Canada is visiting
Marion. ().. Dec. 14. With his
a letter from E. L. Fiaher, secretary hi» sister. Mrs M. J, Krantx.
ate late today adopted th* agricul­ vrnienc* *»« installed at that time,
conferences here on an association
of the state tax commission, stating
ture Committ«-* r« -
r,
;
The graduating class of 1920 pre-
Mrs. N. Enders am! Mr«. H. Jung­
of nation» only fairly begun, Presi­
that Linn county’s share of the state
the revival of the war finance cor­ sented to the school a fine new
wirth are taking treatmen* at Salem
dent-elect Harding iet it I«* known
tax for this year ia $288.258. or
porations aa a measure of affonling drinking fountain. Thia beautiful
and are reported a* Improving.
today that he already had gathered
more than twice that of last year,
relief to farmer*
and rxi- ; mv « gift is much appreci­
information and advice which greatly
Mesdame«
W.
Woodard
and
F.
which was in turn I41.33T in excess
The amendment making a change ated by all.
encouraged him.
Comb» are spending the week end
of that in 1918.
in the resolution was proposed by
Again the Scio school take« the
"It apparently will not lie auditll
Mr. Fisher says the reason for in Salem visiting and shopping.
Senator Norns, republican. Nebraa- lead in progreasive ideas.
Clam cult as some persons had supposed.'
We understand that J, H. Cun­ ka, am! was aerated by a vote of
the increase ia the millage taxes
soup, tomato soup and cocoa are he said, to fin«I a common ground
ningham.
head engineer of the Scio 47 to 16
-primr.
now being served at cost to pupils. for agieement."
Linn county’s share last year «»• hydro Sight plant, passed away at
A substitute for the resolution, Mirn M uiler and her domestic science
He would not discuss spwific con­
1134,335.80; 1153,335 less than this his home in Portland December 9.
presented by Senator Spencer. Mis­ ciase are making the course practical
ference«. but indicate«! that he had
Mrs, R. V. Combe, who ha» been souri. republican, was reject«*! | in many ways.
year; and in 1918 it was 193,000
given considerable thought to the
visiting tn Albany the past weeks, Further action on the bill was with­
The teachers training clam has proposal for a wot Id agreement not
The Crown-Willamette Paper com returned horns Saturday.
out a record vole
The measure - put the library in fine condition.
to declare offensive war except in
panjr has Cited an application with the
A fine son was burn December 10 now goes to the bouse where a num­
public »« rvlcc commission for permla
Thu boys basketball team certainly response to a popular referendum,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton. All ber of similar farmer relief meaa-
mission to construct a temporary rail­
earned their 16 to 14 victory over but could express no opinion on the
doing
fine.
' urea ate pending. The section for
road over county road« between a 8«-a
Shed«) Ih-cembar 10. Oh! What a subject.
O regon M ist .
«Ide and Nehalem.
revival of the war finance corpora­
It is understood that Mr. Harding
night.
A power nwerva sufficient to take
tion as adopted reads:
» feels (Hirticuiarl.v plei<-<-.| With the
Program
aare of tuueh larger pine milling op­
"The secretary of the treasury
Ready To Lend Road Film*
information regarding conditions
erations than are now conducted wHI To tn« rendered Sunday, December
and
the memtiers of the war finance
26. 8:00 p. tn.. in the Feder­
be created at Bend next month by the
and opinions abroad as told him by
corporation are hereby directed te»
ated church.
Shevlin Hixon company, whan a bat
Many a woman more blrsai-d with Herbert llonver. Elihu Root and
tcry <4 five tubular boilers will be
revive the activities of the war fin­
Arnold or«'he«tra. Scripture read­
A •»tw of the ridiculous than she ia others.
add«d to th«- 11 now in use.
Mr. Harding tonight denied di­
ing and prayer. Song, ' Gloria” by ance corporation and that said cor­ with tact, has remarked to friend
Mn H. .M Ournesa. committed to Willing Workers an I Sunbeam class. poration be at once rehabilitated
rectly
publish«-«! rep >rte that Senator
husband as he crawled 'rom under-‘
the state hospital for the liiuiit from
with the view of assisting in the fi­
McCormick,
who Is now In Europe,
Recitation. "Christmas Carol.” Fern
neanb the car stalled on a muddy
Punland Dwtwber 36. 1*16. commit­
nancing of the exnortation of agri­
country road after a struggle witht was acting as a representative in
ted ratelde In a lavatory of the Insti­ Shelton, Recitation, "A Good Mo­
cultural and ifthvr products to for
tution Saturday by hanslna herself ther.” Virginia Bilvea. Song, The
recalcitrant machinery. “If only a conferences with Eu*op«an states­
with a I m U tied to a window guard.
Christ Child of the Heart.” S»wers etgn markets.”
movie photographer were around.” men. He said he had "m> agents in
I leech u tea county's first dollars clusa. Recitation. "Three Candles.” ' The resolution as adoptrd referred
Her wish would have l»een grati- : Europe, in the United State« or in
year official went into office when the
Kathrvn Bilyeu. H ien Hodge. Em­ to the extension of credits as fol­ fied this summer in many places in « any other pajt of the worie.
county court announced the appoint
lows:
Iteiaware and New Jersey, for movie!
meat of A. J. Sanford of Redtuond a« ma Trinka, Ri citation. "A Christ­
"It is lbs onmton of congre-.* that
Upon invitation a number of Scio
mas
Greeting,
”
Rose
Iler.
Piano
operator*
from the U. 9. depart-!
be* Inspector. Sanford Is head of the
the federal reserve board should
county and stats beekeepvra* associa­ solo. Freda Thayer.
rnent of agriculture were there film-! Masons visited Jefferson last night
Recitation,
take such action as may lie necessary
tion.
"Advice,” Rachel Iler. Recitation,
ing good roads with the' assistance to witness the third degree work a*
R. 8 Shelley, supervisor of the Stua Ardith hhelton. Solo and chorus. to permit the member banka of the
of engineer* from the bureau of put on bv the Albany team under
law national forest, who has just re-
federal reserve system to grant lib­
the supervision of Judge Percy R.
turn*! fr-.m a trip to the coast, •lop I »eta Couey and Willing Workers eral extensions of credit to the far­ public road«. The resuliant picture
I
Rrcitatloo.
"The Master
entitled "Modern Concrete Road Kelly, master of the Albnny lodge.
plug at Mapleton and Flurvnee, MJ« claas.
mers
of
the
country
upon
the
»ecu
Construction." ia now ready fori At least 150 were pr«-»«nt and as
that nearly all of ths shingle milla Cornea,” laalene K<-«ter.
Arnold
ritv of the agricultural products
and sawmills In that locality ba*« orchestra. .
Recitation. "Christmas
lending to interested iwrsona who usual Jelferaon lodge entertained
now held by them, by permitting
closed down.
Recitation,
Roses.” Sylvia Cobb.
make application for its use at good them royally. The billowing went
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the rediscounting of such note« of
roads meetings, schools, colleges, I from Scio; John Brock. John S.
A Child’« Reason,** Jermills Jonas.
extension at a fair and reasonable and meetings of ••ngineers.
Sr, eur W In Jour
Owi
{ Sticha, I* H. MacDonald. Art Shel­
Song. "In a Manger.” Busy Bee
rate of interest ”
class. Recitation, "Christmas Out­
Every prores« involved In the con-1 ton. Roe Phillips. D C. Thoma. C.
cast,” Mae Calavan.
IL citation,
Xmas Suggestions
atruction of a concrete road is shown W. Bragg. J A. C. Brant. Ethel
Albany alone has subscriU-d more in the film from the heavy grading Arnold.
"Merry Christmas.” Bertha Calavan.
than the rut I re quota of Linn county
FROM KELLYS
And now ia th« time to takedown
Piano solo, Masil Hassler. "Song
for the Oregon W. <’. T. U children's to the completed road. The picture
your
«ereens and let the flics out of
of the Christ Child," Willing Work­ farm home, and i> H. Bodins, chair­ opens with a view of an automobile
H«-t>l«)uarters in Scio for
ers. "The Christmas Pie.” Reci­ man of ths campaign, estlmtir« that stuck in the mud of an unimproved ,where the poor things
Holiday Goods
tation, “Joyful News." Gladys Shel­ the county would exc-rd its quota by country road. After the spectator have been cooped up nil «un mer.
ton.
Piano solo. Hazel Philippi. more than *2000.
has been shown all the afcjis in the
Optimism Newlyweda buying a
IVORY GOODS
Frederick Kader. Grant county
Recitation,
"A
Story.
”
Glori*
Long.
baby
carriage.
construction
of
a
modern
concrete
TOILET ARTICLES
rancher, chars« I with the murder of
Song.
"Ixd
He|
Arnohl
orchestra.
roM,
the
picture
c!«»»cs
with
a
thril-
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PERFUMES
F. E McCue. whom he fatally shot In
I'ww!" "J<*y it» the World, the an Bjtswcatlou ar I,Ins In February, ling race between a railroad train
TOILET WATER
Lord is Come.” (ringing by congre ISIS, at th« latter'« ranch near John and a motor truck on a concrete
stationery
gation.
Everyone ia invited to attend Hay. ws* acquitted by a circuit court highway a feature calculated to
BOOKS
Large assortment of wagons
Jury at Pendletoa
show the possibilities of rapid tran­
MANICURE SETS
Robert Littler of Hal «tu »u elected
$1.25 to $12.00
Parent-Teacher,
LEATHER GOODS
pri-sldeat of th«- Western Oregon Old sit of freight traffic on g«tod roads,
Mechanical Toya
er Hoys' conferva« * during their •>■• but not to encourage sp«*«-ding.
CANDIES
sioa
at
Salem
last
w«*a.
Other
affl-
75c to $4.85
CIGARS
There will be a meeting of the
errs «deeted were. Hotner McArthur,
FOUNTAIN PENS
Parent-Teacher association at the
Scio hss two dry goods stores, but
Doll carriages, all steel
W<- m Lynn. vlc*(> -sld«at; Harold
EVERSHARP PENCILS
high school th«« Thursday evening, Hoi. Albany, awrretary; Ralph Em people could not ascertain the fact
$3.50
Tteeemher 1(5, f«|x-ning at 8 o’clock mone. Halen«, pubi bitty manager.
DOLLS
by looking the columns of the locAl
DOLLS and DRUMS
TEDDY BEARS
«harp. Parents who have children
Reprewnlative Hawley has been ad n« witpaper. Th««ee stores must have
Good
aasortmant. prices right
vfard
ot
the
allowance
of
the
follow
­
JEWELRY. KODAKS
io arhool are urgently requested to
all the business they want for other
ing
pensions
to
wa;
vet«
ran»
at
173
a
HEATING STOVES
TOYS and GAMES
I t»e present.
budtM-M concerns in town think It
month la each cur
< nrlstian F
Price«—I will guarantee my apee-
An
interesting
program
is
being
pays
to
place
advertising
showing
Come in u hilc selcttion it
Helts. Tillamook; John W. Short.
prepared; special music; a "mulll- Gold Hill; William B. Page. Row-burg, whst l hey have for aale in thia pa­ ial prices on Healing Sloot» or
good
/¿engrt to be as Io* or /otcer than
. gan" round table in which all may jordan Fuqua. Willamina; Omar Hon per. No wonder Scio people go to
kina. Eugene, James II. Lincoln.
I carry the
tase part.
other towns to buy dry gotxfe when next year’s prices
At a me«li:.g at th« Friends' church our own stores refuse to invite their
I
Universal and other good makes.
At Th«- I'f M« ThmUi
la Newberg a campaign was launch«-d
Buy your tenting stove now. you
tn standardise Pacific coll'-ge Hut» trade.
are
protected on the price.
Kelly’s Drug Store I For this week. Saturday and Sun­ script Iona tn the amount of *36,dud The man who loaf* during the
NEW
GOODS ARRIVING EVERY Wf£l
were taken aa a Mart on the r«»ad to
day evenings at the Peoples Theatre *160.000. which la required to bring year« wh«-n he ought to I* working
TOURS FOR SERVICE
i "Respectable by Proxy” will be the endowment up IO ni-rt (hr dr- for a competence, needn't be wor­
i presented.
manda ot tA* standard lut Ion
rying about the futuie; he ha« none.,
Christmas I oys
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