The Scio tribune., January 06, 1921, Image 1

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SANTIAM’S COURSE
MAY BE CHANGED
11.75 THE YEAR
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JANUARY ♦’>. 19. 1
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LAST MINUTE RUSH
MADE FOR LICENSES
Miss Mnrgarrtte Maize, whoisat-
Joe Fink was a Jordan shopper
* Many thanks, .Mr Editor, for
: tending »>>ii<>ol iri Albany, spent the
I your compliment as to the licggar Saturday»
Indication! Are as Many New Cara
Many more
Roy Crabtree and family motored holidays at her home near Shelburn.
Tbr Stream Threatens to Cat New who wiahed a quarter
Will be Registered Thia
of them will want a quarter before to Lebanon Suni . .
Wd tm Zink went to Gates Fri-
Channel Away from San
Year a* Last
they get it.
Mr». Annie Gearhart and son ' day to visit his children.
Our good weather hold» out faith* Meinert are suffering with t»n»ilitis.
derson Bridge.
Claude Churchill and family went
Salem. Ore . Dec 31. Eleventh
fal with plenty of rain, wind and
Mrs. Henry Jungwirth, who is over I»» Washington state new year’s
hour
applicants for motor vehicle
mud
r«*gardl<-»w
of
holutava.
Albany. Jan. 8. Rraidenta in th«
taking treatment al Salem, spent >dav to visit relatives.
licenses
crowded the secretary of
Crabtnw creek had her Sunday the holidays at home.
vicinity of Sander»on bridge aay the
Miss Reva Finley of Stayton.
slate
’
s
office
here today, and when
present high water in the Santiam |cioth«.* <>n »nd co»«T<-d a good por-
William Wing and wife of Port­ spent tne holidays at tHe home of
the department dosed tonight ap­
indicate*» that there ia danger of the | lion of the valley. Horshurgh and land visited at the bpm«1* of J din her uncle. James Troilinger.
proximately fiOO permits had been
Elmer
Griffin
work«!
on
the
new
river changing it* course there int
Harvey McLain and Mrs T. M.
Shelton and Vesa Pritchar«! last
issued
during th«* preceding eight
channel
blasting
out
the
head.
the old channel which ia west of the
Russell and children returned to
week.
hours
At one ‘time during the da»
bridge s»«rne distance.
John Griffin and wife, nttemlanta
J. IL Wortman and wife, Mr». F. I their home at Salem Friday, after the line of applicants ext .■•>d«wi frena
The bridge ia in a bend in the at the state asylum, came Friday
Lindeman and daughter Adelia and I visitinv at th«1 home of their par­ the inner lobby of the automobile
river
If the water should follow for a shor«. visit.
Eu Foltz motornl to Albany Tuesday. ent s. Mr and Mrs. Mclain.
department to the outer door of the
more new rly a straight line it wouid
Ed Kalina and l*ie Eater assisted
On new year’s day Mr. and Mrs. ita’o n,
Miss
Pauli,
who
visited
her
G-lks
leave th« present channel about a by Lulher White and hi* woodsaw,
: i fans ly reunion
at Mount Angel during th«* holidays H ().
Despite the campaign carried on
quarter of a mile above the bridg« finished cutting Sunday 30 cords of
w-ith
all
>f
to
children
present.
resumed school work in district 124
by the secretary of state in hope
and re-enter the old channel a way* stove wood out of n-ft. fir trees.
i Charles McClain and family were that the great bulk of applications
Monday.
below the bridge. The high watei
Mr Editor come out ami have a
N. W. Thomas and wife of Salem visiting at the home of William for motor vehicle licvnws might be
ia cutting the west bank of the river
square meal with Pie Eater as he are visiting al the home of their son Manis last week.
received liefore th«
-.trig hour of
rapidly al the bet>d above the bridge
killed a fine porker, corn fed. the
Earle
Russell
is
reported
on
the
Clyde.
the
year,
only
49,000
applications
had
have
been
and several acres of land
first one m « ven years. 1 know it
[sick
list.
been
received
by
the
department
to­
The
stork
left
a
fine
baby
girl
at
washed away.
would be a treat to vou to have a
night.
There
yet
remains
54,000
ap
­
the
home
of
Elmer
Ray
l>ec.
31.
Mrs.
Ine*
Powell
and
daughter
A number of years ago the river
meal with the old people.
t
plications
to
t«v
received,
the
total
changed Ito course at thia point ap-
Mr». Enders, who has Iieen at Sa­ Maxine of Turner, spent the holi­
Mra. Relxcca Morris is out with
patently on account of a heavy drift
lem the past month, returned home day s at the horn«» tof her mother. regiaterationa for the year 1921 ag­
her si*t«n for a few days’ visit and
gregating 103.790.
f
Mrs. A. P. Hiruns.
blocking the stream
The water
Tuesday.
a few square meals ot sausage and
threatens now to make a new chan
Ot the application*received by the
Lexter Chilcote of Corvallis was a
O
regon M ist .
egg*.
nel part of the way, leaving the old
secretary of state up until tonight
Shelburn visitor last week,
The Weaver mill hu* a piank road 1
channel where it has been Ailed with
*■ and wife spent 20,000 reached his department dur­
t J. I, < •.
It’s a down
drift and limber growth. If the out from the mill.
At noon to­
new year*» «lay at the home of Mr.1 ing the past ten days
SCHOOL NOTES
♦ Oglesbee*» mother at North Santiam day 36,000 licenses had been placed
course of the stream is changed a trade ami a In ■•« i!v loaded truck »
ran away, join I the track and
new bridge will have to i>e built.
.Clair Mcljiin and wife spent the in the mails while 25<>O licensee had
The emi of the first semester is*
The Santiam was out of its banks played the devil in general with the
been delivered over the counter. As
week end at the home of his par­
'only three weeks away. Teachers
Saturday night and Sunday in the truck and road; no one hurt.
a result of the congestion due tn the
ents. Mr. and Mra. W. H. McLain.
i’lK EATER.
are already announcing exams.
vicinity of the bridge, but today
eleventh hour rush it probably will
automobiles could cross, the watei
The girls’ basketball team play*
be January *5 before license« will
I. 0. 0. F. Activities.
having gone d'-wn.~■ Albany Herald
Corvallis here January 7. January
have been issued to all applicant»
Birtbthjr Party.
i ¡4 both teams play at Halsey.
who have filed requests
The
Oddfellows
and
Reliekah*
The seniors begin work on their
Sam A Kozer, secretary of state,
l*AY IP.
Mrs. John L Kelly gave her grand­
All pa trona indebted to me will held a watch meeting new year’s play. ’’Assisted by Sadie." this week mother. Mrs. Arena Bilveu of Al­ said today that inspectors for his de­
bany. a birthday dinner. A birth­ partment atrtl ¡ware officers through­
please come forward and settle their <»ve. The entertainment consisted and will try to excel the juniors.
accouhta by February 1 a» we must of an oi l fa»h>«>r.e«l candv pull, mu-' Three senior! and one underclass day cake with fit candles indicates out the state had been advised of the
have money to adjust our accounts sic. tongs, cards, and other social' student are preparing to debate Mrs Bilyeu t have well passed the oonjcated condition of tiie automo­
At midnight lunch was Lebanon at Scio and Sweet Horn«* at three score mark in the journey of bile department and no arrest* will
with whole aler*. Those not con. games
served
to
over
100.
piling with thia notice will be charg­
Sweet Home January 2S. The sub- life. I'« - id- -x the host» and guest be made for violation of the motor
The
Reliekah
lodge
has
Iieen
grow
­
ed intereat from January I. 1921.
, ject;
"Resolved that the direct of honor there were present Mr.and vehicle laws in the cases where the
ing
rapidly,
ihe
membership
now
21 2t
J. F. W krki .Y.
primary in Oregon should be abol­ Mrs. C C. Bilyeu and daughter car owners have filed applications for
numbering 103.
Grace. Mis Nita Bilyeu and Gail licensee which have not yet Iieen de­
ished.”
Wcdnewisy night Mr» Cora Cala-
Mr. Kozer has suggested
Mis» Esther C Humphrey, assist­ Jones of Albany and John and Jack livered.
Ivan, district deputy, install«^ the
that
owners
bf cars who have ap­
Kelly.
ant principal, represented the Scio
following officers: Mrs. Jane .Mor­
plied
but
have
not yet received their ,
school at the State Teachers Associ­
rison. N G.; Mr*, le-ona Ray. V G.J
Birthday Dinner
1921
licenses
retain
their 1920 plaice
ation meeting in Portland December
Miss Esther Humphrey. See.; Mr».
until
such
time
as
they
receive their
29 31. She reports interesting con­
Maud Montgomery. Treas.
new
¡iern.il».
This,
he
said, would
In
remembrance
of
her
52d
birth
­
ferences with Principal G>«iding of
furnish
means
of
identification
which
day
Mrs.
E
C.
Shelton
on
Sunday
Harrisburg ami Professor* Horner
I the law requires.
gave
a
dinner
to
her
son*
Roy
and
and Reasler of O. A C.
, Flood Drive* Rabbits.
i Rolla and their families. It Is need-
indications are that the number of
Pro feasor Tobie was alternate del-
| less to say that the fine dinner was new cars to In- registered >n the state
Seth French discovered a real «»gale of the Linn County Principals
thoroughly enjoyed by the seven during 1321 will lie not less than the
hunter’s ¡»arielise Saturday, he re I Association but was unable to attend
guo ts as also was the social inter- numtier registered during the year
porle«i up’>n returning from a canoe
The Scio ach<M»| liell has Iieen sub­
course at ter wards.
1920. As all money» r »-reived from
trip up the Willamette. Hr stopped jected to some lung nee«ie«i repairs
motor
vehicle Iieen»* «, 1«
adminis­
| to rest at an island of which leas and will ring through 1921 with s
trative
expenses,
is
directed
to I m - ex-
Annual Telephone Meeting.
than an acr»* was above water.
i firmer tone. Unlike unw people, i
peqde»l in road construction and road
Driven by'the rising waters from 'it h*<i nearly lost It* tongue.
improvement throughout the state,
lower lands a swarm of jackrabbits
Patrons of the Scio Mutual Tele­
High school student neither ab­
the license fee* resulting from the
had taken refuge U|«on the .diminu­ sent nor tardy during the four weeks phone company are hereby notified
natural Increase in the number of
tive Mount Ararat. but French had pr«»eedi ng Christmas; Rai ¡th Hollis. UiHi the annual meeting of the Com­
motor vehicles will materially add to
his 22 rille and holding that the Eldred Ixmg. Cart limbeck, Arthur I pany will be h«-!J at the central of­
the funds available for road exten­
rabbits were more valuable as tar­ McLain, Alvin Merritt, Iu<y Mc- fice of the company on Friday. Jan­
sion throughout Oregon.ami with the
gets than as pen»«Uiator* of their Kmght. Gilbert Pruitt, J<>«eph Ro- uary 7, at 1:0<J p. m sharp.
receipts from the gasoline tax should
kind emptied several boxes of shells ner. Clarence liho'ia, Jeanne S<«id- *
J. B t’oi’KY. Secretary.
aggregate well on to |3,00«).<N)0 in
in exterminating the pests He lie­ dart. Hazel DeLoog, Kenneth Hi-
Price« Right
the year 1921.
fieves he killed every rabbit on the rotM, John Ransom. Elia Jir'«ch, Rose
Births
The total receipts from motor ve­
island and brought a few home for Jirwh, Elsie Limls-ck, Mary Roner.
hicle license f«*«*s and other fees from
his Sumlav dinner. - Altuiny Demo»^* {ymt, Koee Chromy, Hazel Phil­
Dr Prill report» the following the operation of the motor vehicle
crat.
ippi
, births:
i law during the year 1920 were 32.-
Kelly’s Drug Store
January 3, 1921, at the Scio hos­ OH1,000. The total gasoline tax col­
Catholic Service*.
pital. tn Mr. and Mra. Mike Kelly lected was over $451,000. to that the
YOURS FOR SERVICE
For this week. Saturday and Sun­ of Jefferson, a son.
natural increase of the fees from
There will be services at the Scio day evenings, at the P«*ople* Theatre
At Mount Pleasant. Ilecemher 31. these two sources should give well
Catholic church the coming Sunday the old favorite, Hill Hart, will be i
1920, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H.
to three millions of dollars In
at 9:0H a. tn.
fTwi.
presented in "John Petticoat».”
Ray, a daughter.
Just
Arrived
Best and
largest
assortment
of Jewelry
ever
ski ped to
Scio
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