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THE SCIO TRIBUNE Independent, leafless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL. XXIV SCIO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. JULY 2K. 1921 NO. 50 A. KARNOS KILLED BY RUNAWAY TEAM Wood Falliat •« Httls it Tua FrifMHS Tins. ind Start tt Rw Victim Tktcwi (Her W jjob Wor«l wm brought to town Fri day afi»-rm»»»n of the d»-uth of An- tone Karn"», whose home i» a few miles southeast of Scio. Or. H»»b «on. who wm called, give# us the brief (»articular# of the accident. Mr. Karn-»-» was hauling wood in the wagon box and act ok * the top of the box In descending into a small but »t«s»p gullv. the wood fell forward onto th«- heels of the tenm and throwing Kamos from the load. On«- of the tram was young, and the wo » m I tumbling onto the wagon tongue frightened the animals, re sulting in a runaway. Mr. Karoos fell so that ,he wagon was pulled over him. He was taken to hi# horn«* and Dr. Hobson called, who found a collar bon«- broken and sev eral rib# erushed in, evidently re sulting in severe internal injury, for Mr. Karno* live<l but two hours after the accident. Mr. Karn»»* was a farmer in the middle years of his life an«i was a gr »d citizen. He leav«»s a wife and children to mourn his untimelv death. He whs burte>l Monday. For Sale Two good horses, nr will trade for sheep or cattle, sheet» preferred. II. IL M< lkiNSLh, 5O-3lc Scio, ()(rgon To Identify Oregon Wheat. Specimens of more than 300 va rieties of Oregon wheat are being •ent to th«- head of the dcoartment of Oral lnv»“»tigati»»n in Washing ton. I* f«»r standardization in name ami dn^utication. The same varirti«-« of wheat have Is-en grown in different t»art« of the United States under many different names. Of the .'too varieties of wh«-ut to tie sent, only 125 are »cutairly named, and all were grown on the college farm under the «ui»ervision of th«- experiment station. Married, t....................................... t ; SANTIAN FARM TOPICS J Twenty Years in the Philippines. 11.75 THE YEAR BORAH WOULD USE DEBTS AS WEAPON At the residence of A E. Bilyeu Twenty years ago the late Briga on Sunday July 24th, at high noon, dier General Frederick Funston The Pie Eater has just returned Mr. Ralph W. Ha»*ler an»i Mu-- Syl br»-ke the back of resistance to the from a visit to his daughter. Mrs. via Thibodeau, were united in mar American <»ccu|wti<>n of the Philip- Difir PaymeDts Until Afttr Aims Coa- Ida Graham ami family, of Monitor, riage by G. L. Sutherland. pin«> Islands by the capture of Emilio finding them all well. lifiact. 1$ PI«»-- At nits Held Th«- bride wore a dress of t!»-*h AgmrmMo Th»-#*- lw«-nty y«-ars of We ha«! a full house Sunday, a« colored crepe de chine an«l rarrie*! a American oevu|»ati<»n have wrought T h Lif|i, Says Berik Bill Garlarwi and two «laughters, nt bouquet of sweet peas. The groom a mighty change in the Philippines. Scio, and other neighbors came in wore a suit of dark blue serge. When we went into th«» islands there Postponement of nlli«*»! debt re an»l gave us one of the regular old Mi»« Mildred Couey and Miss was on«- railroad line, one hundrrti funding until after th«- prop»>»«-«i times of our life. Mayael Hassler act«-d a# fl<>w«-r gir«, and twenty miles long, ami is-rhaps disarmament conference »1« a»h»>- I JO* crops ami potatoes l»mk ba»I each carrying a bouquet of sw<-et four hundred mile« of rough wngon cated in the senat«- Monday by Sen in UlackanuM and Marion counties was. and little Miss Anna Bilyeu r» .»»I through the tropical wilder« ator Borah. M. C. Games thresh«-»! his «»at* acte»! as ring bearer n» «s N w the»«- are a thousand If th»- foreign government» ore and vetch Tucwiay and realistsl a After the ceremony, a delightful miles <>f railroad ami four thousand unable to agree with the l'n>t«-<i wonderful yield. lunch was served, every on«- wishing mil«»« of v h | automobile roads. Stales on a disarmament ¡»t -gr^.i. la-strr Bilyeu is building a large the happy couple health, happiness 1’hoirr.i. b.iK'ioc plague and small- he said, "the American people will stock barn »»n Uncle George Bilyeu’s and a long wedd«*d life. ivx n - I i > i»we«-p th«» islands with be justifle«l in insisting that they farm. Th'»«e present were: ^Ir. and tcrribl«- effect. Our medical men promptly meet their debts and in Mr. Her an»l wife were out Mon Mrs. Wm. Hassler. Mr. and Mrs. have #lami»»'d them out. The peas terest also." day for a supply of Himalaya bet» Marion Chrisman and children, Mr ant» were n. t»r lav»-« of the lan«i The debt question. Senator Borah rivs. There is hundreds of gallons and Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs. owners; now four-fifths of the farm said, will play an iinpoitant part, ready to pick n»»w at 15c ¡»er gall <n Harry Wiley, Mrs. J A Craft, Mi« ing land is living cultivated by small molding ami shaping polici«-«.wheth tome ami get all you want. Evalyn Hundley, Mr and Mrs. John own«-» A public sch«»ol system er it is mentioned or not. if th«» PIE EATER Kelly and sun. Mr. an<l Mrs. Claude <-«;abli«h- I by the Americans is governments are to suen«| vaai sum» Churchill and children, Mr. and Mrs. gradual l> b«-mg taken over by the for armament, it »would cause the Prof. Tobie Expresses His Ideas Hobart Hoagland, Mrs Mary t ar natives 1« f »«• our occupancy the United States to adopt an entirely About High Schools. sun and »laughter. MissMaysrl HaM- Filiiunos had no foreign trade; in different p«>licy in,case of a Iailur«» ler, Mi»# Mildred Couey, Erank Bil 1UIH tiu'ir exports were valu«-»i at to agree on disarmament. Springfield, Ore., July 23,’21. yeu. Leona Bilyeu and Mr. and Mrs. |l3o,t»H2 >3»i. Under Spanish rule The leading debtor nation«, the i FMitor Tribune: A. E Bilyeu. government w as arbitrary and graft« senator said, were urnply able to I have often thought tince I have ridilen, n»»w th«» native« have a rep- Mr. Hassler is an engineer ami at ¡»ay th«» interest, even if it wa» ne- present is working for the county lievn here that 1 would write a line rem-Mat ive legislature. <•«•*»«ry to defer the principal. He I got into the I at Green’s Bridge, where th*- newly i to The Tribune .cited a recent loan by Great Britain habit of scribbling lines which you ■ weds will reside for a time. Ready to Serve. . to Argentina * ■ could not read, but you generally > Congmwi di«i not prn|»»««- to ’‘ab gu*-sae<i at what I wrote and pule 1 D»i you aporee. »te what a "ready dicate all of its authority” over the lished them. For fear that you to nerve” organization means? allied debts, the senator said, ami | might do the same with th«*#c, I am It usually n-pri ««-nts the work, no more legislation is needed t<> col Notice is hereby given to take using a typewriter. Don’t blame experien»-«» and saving of years of lect either interest or principal, "if effect at once that all water for , me for any mistakes; lay it unto the one or more individuals. we are willing to come under limita sprinkling purposes must I«- used : machine. Tnk«» h newspaper as an illustra tion» of interest und lime of loan».’’ only from ♦’» a. m. to 9 a. m. each j I am shout to indulge in play that tion lo»i often it» value to a town day. Owing to the shortag«* of wa is work. Next Wcdn«*ada> evening is undf-re»l¡mated by the leaiiing ter it is m-ccaaary to discontinue the the teacher’s claw# in Play Produc citio-n« r»f the community. evening sprinkling hours. ing. of which I am a memlier. pre Y«-t th» »1» «1 t town in the world J. W. I’AKRISII, Supt. sents three short plays. I am play | is the one without a ncw«pa|»rr. We buy milk in any quantity and mg the ¡»art of lh«TFather in Meet- The n«-w»¡ a¡»er 1« <-alle«l upon to will pay tup price«, t’aii at th«» A Remarkable Case. erlink’s "Intruder.” ami the Profes su¡»¡H»rt everv public movement free Swirr ITu>iii < t Co., sor is presenting thecomedv "Bring of charge. It must help the church, Scio, liregon. Mike Kelly, of near the gr»-en ing Up Father” me. Thursday I it must lead th«- way for civic im bridge, reports a case almost un went down into the dressing rooms provement-- ami it must pioneer for Al Ilir 1‘roplrs TheAln heard of, tin* truth of which he and had my face distigure.l with ill maimer of n«-w development en- For this week, Saturday and Sun purt»le ami crimson lines I left my ■ terpri»-« vouches for. day evening», al the l‘«-<»¡»l»»- fheatre Mik«* owns a bright coh»re,| Jer hat in the auditorium above. W hen ; Vthen th»» g.Hxf work has l»e«*n "Dintv,** a comedy supreme. Be sey c»>w On July I she gave birth I catne to leave President Uainpltell don»- th»» ’ ieading citizens" of the! sure to s«-e it. to a black calf, which is an unusual was making a speech, and I decided community wit i>a»-k with a smile of i but not an unheard of freak. On not to disturb him and came home »ati-factmn and too often taka credit I July 22. last Friday, the cow gave Imrrheaded. Gtncerning plays, I, f»«r the work which would havrb«M-n‘ birth to a re»I calf. The color of will add that I have instructeii theI impossible without a regularly i«»ued the calv«»s is not so remarkable or doorkeeper to shoot on sight any daily or w»-«-klv ncw«pa|ier. unusunl, hut the birth of tw<» calves Scio people attending the perform G»>« m | tim«-s ami bad, th«- pa,»er in the same month, almost three ance. must c me out Merchants threaten Preparatory to my return to Scio, to dis«-->nt<nu« advertising if neces weecks »¡»art, Is moat unusual am! I want to semi an a«lvance word sary rat«- increase« are made. Sub-, unheard of to most of us. We would like tn h«-ar from some afwiut school, giving you permission •crilM-rs threaten to slop sulaicrip- THERE AHI SCORES of our hr ceiling stock ex|»erta ex to print any part of thia letter that tion« if its p»»liciea do not agree with of SCENE- IT I AT YOU Will. WANT KOI' plaining this freak in nature’s laws. may seem tit to publish. The un theirs. A RKCORB OF THE fortunate situation in Scio and else-1 But «oorw-r or later every citizen PLACES YOU VIMT. where regarding taxej has arouM-ti * in th«- community must have the THE THINGS Y<»l l»O great interest in school». Some are I serví»-«-» of In" m*wspaper fol some AND SEE. interested becausr they want th«» purm -« or other. Uttle d<> th«-y t Sell your cream and milk t>> schools to Is- improv ed; a»«me be- con-iiier th»- Inals of the average S wift P k »» i > v < k do , cause they see faults in the system, country « lit»»r in maintaining a Scio. Oregon. ami some, I am athame»! to say, "ready t>< • v«-” institution that ia simply because they wish to reduce ■wildom thank«-»! for the public good taxes. I will speak of the latter it is c-nstsntlv doing, that is often Thrr» were sii talalllh-s tn Ore«ou dur to Industrial ar« Idents during Ike class very liberty, liecause they ar»-« cuaaed for no just cause, but that week ended July 21. a<-(»»rdlr> to a nr<>l»ably very few in Dumber; and always <*»>rees out <>n sch««lule am! Is report prepared by the state m-t«Mtrlnl in-cause I do not wish to quarrel **rea»ly to ••■rve” in its flel»l, al accident commission Tbe virimi» with •nyliody’s opinion. Th«*we | m » o - j though the i»-quirem»-nls of the In- were Ray W Hurt construction work pie would not any of them think of dividual »»king th«» service may er, JWtlaad: Edward Krick »-»a. »mi stealing in order to pay their taxes.' come ten y««ars apart. st ruction laborer. < Job le; George H Oayton, laborer. Grama Pase, t'bria I wonder it they ever thought of Kodak«, • Hoyt, construction worker. Portland, themselves as attempting to rob Wants Thr» -thing llsmls Frank fltrpheu Stewart. r»»a»l worker. River children of what is needed for their Kodak Supplir»,- Thayer will start his thresher next ton. and John C. Lew ta. lln- tnan. Sa ■chool? Developing and Printing lem A total at Ml aocidsais were re- _ -_» I week and wants hands for all posi ported. , i S«*- him at »»nee. (Continued on pngs 4.) 1 tions Notice to Water Patrons Milk! Milk! Take a Kodak on Your Vacation Cream and Milk GENUINE “BULL" DURHAM tobacco makes 50 flood cigarettes for 10c Kelly’s Drug Store
