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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1921)
OSECSN belief R l\ I OREGON LEWS ROTES CF GENERAL I?: î 5 î :23T Mr. and Mrs. Rambo Return PrinclT’l Events of the Week on Furlough From the Briefly Sketch*«! for Infor Near East mation of Ger Readers. Orv-Kon'a pioneer mlMionarlea, Mr E Rambo. formerly of or many yearn engaged work In India and Hie •t tntrlea. hare return »-I to the United States on furlough N<*wa of their rvlura baa 1« <>n UMelved by Htnlr M c. r I J* • • r. In charge of the combined China Nau Kuat relief »amp.ilKti« for th«- «lata, tn a t*'loKram from New York, wbrrw the R >ib»>• landed a few day» ago. Throughout the Noar fact, the mew- ease atatoa. ev.-rythbut la "geuemlly amuck.” with little pmepeet of im provetuent until definite action la taken by the Allien In regard to the Turk-ridden nation*. Condi tiona In Gr>-»-cr and the C iucmua are touched upon, with details nf the appalling »it nation at Hatotttu. where the veteran mlaaionarle* have spent aeverai months among the IS.vtM» Greek refu gees aurvtvlng from the thriving Cau* cnsu- colony located there before the war. The Rambo« wer- on their way home Liat fall and had reached Con- atnntinople. when the call came for them to go to Itatoutn and aid the refugee« there until the latter could t>e brought back to Salonika, where the Greek government U cndavorlng to make soms sort of provision for turning Grecian refugees In letters written from Batnum. ecntly received by Mr. Handtaker. tb* Rambos toll of thousand« of tamllie« being huddled together In ralnooaked tents and abandoned barrack». beset with typhus and other diseases, half- naked and stirring "And lO.oou more Rtfugwaa art* on their way here from Kara." the letter concludes "Theso are now In the snow-coverr-d mountains, and as many as can pull through will soon be here What we shall do then we do not know. Everything here la unsettled and disturbing. It Is eon- aldered certain that the Nationalists or the Bolshevik!, or both, will •<>on take the city and no one knows what will result.'' In a later letter they speak of lhe arrival of a ship to taka back a load of refugees tor repatria tlon and )■■■ joy It brought to the camp, although the Salonika carnp to which they were bound could offer little additional In the way of food, clothing nr other relief. Pravlon« letters, written from the Near East, tell of ths enforced flight "at the wthm of a Turkish official,” of the Rambi* and 200 little orphans in their charge They had to leave at a moment's notice and In the dark, traveling all night on foot and carry ing their own blankets, < lotblng and everything else thejr possessed They were allowed no fights and were told not to speak above a whisper, as mur derous Turks were running riot all along the way Aftcv stumbling* along through water and over rocks for hour«. th<-y reached ths railroad ata lion at day break. sxliuuxiad but with out the loss of one of the 200 children, but n<>n<- too wxm, fur with th« com Ing of light the Turks discovered what w«s afoot and b»x.irt tiring upon them from the hill» des, the little caravan of exhausted children ar> l ml- lonarles making the last hundred yards through a hall of I bullida The Rs i tn’- ìi > eor.-ltirfed th”tr Jt 0 chorgva. with 1 mtlay adventure« and hardships, i, to tatet y v hln th - walla ot a Brltl-h Relief «tnlion, and turuol homeward t »toppi ng over fnr a day While thoy »lept. for rest a It exh iu« t- <1, the Tn rk« tor- u:> the rail roa- 1 '. ad ;’I bk I o a>nd from Adana, and left them Twrûoni • : th»- h - . dug* 'hey «woke to find bt-nleged city. bulb t* br reabias through their walla W,tl> and wh.st Ilia« all arx»uud Miss Gras n<\ a yu ung Amurican relief worker. I they finally atarind from ' Adan 1 tn a Noar Fast Ford, joining a refugee i enrayari and fleeing aoich ward. Tt by w*re •hot at repeatedly and at a dangerous pass waited three ■hours before daring to attempt the run W' »« an open »pec»' At last with Mrs. Rambo and Miss Gran» inshed to Ute running board of the Ford, behind a barricade of,baggage on the opposite side from the heaviest Bring, and Rambo himself at lhe wheel, with baggage pile«! high all around hint lo ward off the bullets, they made the rush, "driving like Jehu for two miles." until beyond the alm of the bandit*” After many other stren- Itous experiences they made they way to Constantinople, going from there to ftatoum for several months, thence home to the United .States. The Onion eonr.iy court haa author ised Imm* diate «ale of Iti«'»100 worth of th* 11.400 o0 of road b->ndr voted Sale of the bouda by Union county probably »III ni»".n that the road from Con»i<!:<rable »irvet pav I n< work t> n A ' t itü j t ¡< ( i» Ruwu'wr ta pro» p !• yw< tlx I »nit Ci■wil Prairie Oraat cc Maty way engineer The United State« government la now negotiating with Japan over a . treaty concerning the subject of Jap Railroad I irne fable j Arrival ami Ik-parturo of Panm-nger Trains anrsr immigration, according to a tel egram received at the executive of- fievw la Salem from Senator McNary. Mr*. lx>u Reader of Ashland is the owner of a hen which recently laid an •gx that measured nine Inches the long way and seven inches around. The egg. f your property with me < I < > < I < though perfect in appearance, consist ed of two eggs. OU» within the other In d» pih «m tbr la waatvh Th«* vi 11 baa drcld- ed to pu rrtauM' tbl prearft l I m U *ater plant at a pt ico of Joko t1 Yrop haa rwirip d a* Inteodeb t of th»' Celom hitI rtver bub* way fn 3bfuhtlomab roun j rlr eoim»ny ♦,C ('< Will dou bio t tw caapretty r»f H* plarit. which n<>* Il1 W><) honupawef. cclh'jgt! <bai«*r> will McMIn ijvlil m<-«t tt><* Co l!e«e of PugjH f u»d la a dual d •oatiu May 27 ar Mr Mianvillo and Tao>ma a rarm«r H O. McClarm. srrif ♦ living u»MU* ' from a 1 id of hay. 1the 1»»¿»a rupnti1» over hftn and killl¡n< itilm laataniij While pick I d « wihLzft« wor> with a play mat'1 . Vlr Mil K»>bh*r» a.tert 3. ton ot Bercy K ohhv‘ ot Pofur. 1ra» drowned Mil« tr rck In upp«r Fit In nrt tor th«' drive The co mitk< for the 1Aethindl«t church carppal^ti to raliw £vU fur th«» m-ci Ion ot a iavw 1100,OtiO church as Corvallis. Governor Olcott, acting at lhe re quest of President Harding, tax desig nated the wi«-k. May 22 to 2M, inclu sive. as forest protection week. Lana county pure bred Puland China bogs are now going to the Hawaiian Islands, and their quality la so high that the demand cgnnot b>- met. Community organixatIon work has been carried on in 17 different com munlth-s la lout« county by Ira P. Whitney, county agricultural agent There apparently will !«■ no lack of teachers available for the schools In Clatsop county the coming school year, according to County Superintendent Byland Twenty-firs additional Indictments aod civil suits arising out of ths fail ure of the Bank of Jacksonville will be returned by the May term of ths grand jury J. R. Hardwick, a nightwatchman on th<- Q.W. RAN line at Arlington. »*» Instantly killed when be was run over by a train while be was on hla band «pecder. Jun« 3 and 4 have been decided upon aa lhe date for ths >9th annual pioneer picnic held each year at W.-stoo under the auspices of tba Umatilla County | Blonecra' aaaoctation. The Srurlh« toB and «tórax« plant at IVudleton. wbic h «utfervd a I7H.00P tire two motHh» ago. 1« b> Ing Í rebullt on an rxtruallee *4rale, and'will ho comph-ted by Ma, 1 b f The Dall-« ' At a mctni taewti Governor Olcott and Herbert Nunn, » ing taken the Pacific Agency “•cio and vicinity. 1 am in a po et to advertise farm or<>|*rtiea iiumneou-s of all kiods in this >ity practically over all of the sL Or. if you are Ihink- tying here or elsewhere in hwest, or trade for farms, ra or properties, it will be your advantage to call on me >1 look over my listing» in this e; as I have luttinga in most ev- y lot «lily in Oregon and Wash- Woodburn-SDrinRfield Brunch North South WEST SCIO --------- - ":.r>6 a m. 5; 13 p.m. Corvallis & Eastern Ml'NKKRS To Allmnv 8:1 i a tn state highway engineer, wen* to Co < To Detroit .. 1:44 p tn quille to attend the celebration there Saturday attendant lo the completion Motor service di»c««ntinue<l. of the Marsbfl< id C -|uili< . highway ♦ ......................................... Nat «xclaûvt. No commiMton The highway covers a distance of ap unlcta strumentai in selling proximately Id mile* and cost 1400. your property 000 Governor Olcott ami memtvra of th-- highway cammtMloa d»th«-r<d ad < Alvo will take ItsUngs of i-ersonal propvrty bt buy or sell. < dreamw at the crr< m»nl«‘* < i Mary Roberts Rinehart, prominent ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•a•♦**♦♦♦♦♦♦* among America*« writers of fiction 201-8 New First National Bank IBdg. IF Yol! W ANT to buy or tmdc for I4M will tour central Oregon this summer. arrvs guod stock land near headw aters It* has l»«-n learn» d rfr-nd It is an of the Yaquins In Benton county see The Tribute"* printer. nounced that Mrs. Rinehart will make C. 0. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW AI.B.VNY a trip along the skyline trail, which will take her to Elk. Lava, Odell. Crew cent and Waldo lak<w Rhe will tab a month In covering the territory be ta- m Mount Hood and Crater lmk<- natloaal park. • Major II M Atkinson, commanding offlo r of Mather field, has telegraphed Governor Olcott for authority, to quar ter and mesa In the Eugene armory ap proximately 70 mm to be connected with the operations of the Plat squad ron. air service. In the states of Ore gon and Washington, during th» com Ing summer. The telegram Indicated that the arm<«ry would be required from June IS to H. or-mt« r IS. Bishop W. li. toiiuiiuth. in charge of the Methodist m:->»iuna In North China, where 45.000.000 are faced with starvation aa the result of a disastrous flood followed by two seasons of drouth, says: 'Their clothes are ragged and scanty. Their only food la a gruel made of weeds. leaves, chuff «nd corn cobs. One cold night tn January In one refugee caftip alone, one thousand of these starved, weakened human creatures fro«« to death. What la to be done must be done within lhe next five months, yea. within the next ^wo or three months Otherwise millions will perish.” The death rate in the famine sec Hud is estimated at 14.000 dally, with typhus ant! other diseases beginning to rage The only hope of lhe despair Ing millions Is In food supplies pro vtded In tremendous quantities by the t»evple of the United State*. OREGON ♦«^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦o*-o»w*w*ooooow*woo^**w>ow*w<*oooosoo**a*<>< CLETRAC Gives Year-Round Tractor Service Lachar Ulutrar farming means power farming the whole year round; not the use of the tractor for a few jobs, hilt for all the farm work. Ami farm labor is not a problem with the Cletrac owner. Ilia boy can do the woik of two men and three trama, with the Cletrac furnishing the power. See ua about this machine. BARTU MOTOR CO SCIO Linn County Distributors FORDSON [TRADEMARK! FARM TRACTOR ctty eonneil bld* f«> r coicat ruction of, 20 jjlock« nf concrète atre«-ta were Open- : ed and Ihv h-weat bld r«m4v«d »a* for 43 74 per «quare ywrd The airlke at the Ionitshoren »a la liyi low.T t’,»: -'. iîi rtv*tr dl«tc let I« atill lu progrès« an«i an a rr«ult the ' louding id vxaacta al the lumi» r mills la mu ch alowcr thaa uaual. Rctrlal M Hanry A-Ibers “Immediata- ly" wa« demanded by i br ex^t'Uflvo committer of Portland t«»«i of fbo < Amor k an* un tn a tele;rum i Attorney a nJ Daughtriy lit da on ,000 of lame ernia ty’a road bondi: W#F e accepted by tb<- e» mît* ly co art. Tbe bids for the bond« » WfOt at P»r and the money will be uæd tar Itnm-diate road cor,«truciirto Th«- directors of th-» Onçoa inter- state Fair aaaoclatlaa met at Prine ville to lay the preliminary plans for the annual fair, which will be held there October 5 to S. Inclusive. Pendleton t xpect* to be host to mor* than AS* visitors June 14, 14 and IS, when members of th» Grand Army of the Republic and Itaughtrra of Veter ans will hold their tbere. f|el<>n Urais ford. ot Frank t'rawford Hani «ounty. wblle annual convention* 4 y»ar old daugbtor of Rock Creek. Gil- endcavorlng la aa- siat h-r coualn, wbo had fallen into the creek, waa dragged in and drowned. Major Clarence R Hotchkiss of Port- ■ land lias be»n appointed by Givernor Olcott a m-tnber of the sold hr* and «allora' relief commlaatoa of Orrgoa to ance—d Dr. Robert C. Yennry, who died recently. The D«lle*-CalIforala highway and the «o-called Sherman county connec tion are now la floe condition aa far Cove to La Grande will be pav»d ibis a* construction work*haa proceeded. year I according to Herbert Nun*, stau» high- * - > The ufler-scrvife thut go<»v with the Furiison tractor is secoml to none. Eo rd not 1 dealers are locate! in every community with stocKH of repair pails ami employing skilled mechanics who know just how the Fords-jn should I ni repaired anti taken cure of to do its beat work. This Ford so n service means that your tractor can be kept busy every‘working day during the entire year; thut Foidson repairmen are ready to show you how to get best results from the tractor. Fordson service insures you against delay in gutting parts. It is your protection. It is a protection now being enjoyed by mure than ¡(Mi,INN) Fordson farmers in the United Slates. I«et us tell yon all about the Fordson tractor ami Fordson service. Let us demonstrate tiie Fordson on your own farm. (•ome in and let us prove everything we say. 1 TKR.MK IFWANTK» ! FRED T. BILYEU - SCIO, OREGON ;
