THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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11.76 Till YEAR
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CRABTREE MAN IS
FATALLY INJURED
S. M
Wirt Succumbs to Injuries
Few Hours After Accident -
Well Known Businessman
S M Wirt, well known Crabtree
merchant, died at 2 o'clock Satur
day afternoon in the Ix’banon hos
pital of wounds received at 9:35
o’clock that morning when the Sa
lem freight struck the car in which
he was riding. The freight WM |Ct>-
ing toward l.eban<>fi.
The accident .occurred at the
crossing in Crabtree about 93 feet
from his store, and was witnessed
by his wife, who, with live children,
survive
Mr Wirt was driving to
ward the track, which wa» in full
view of the road
He had just pur
chased a new Dodge delivery ear
ami it is believid he became con-
fuae«i in «hitting gears, as h- had
lieen accustomed to a Eord. Whin
he found that the train was coming
upon him. it K ladieveiJ that Mi.
Wirt tried to back up but threw the
Th«-
lever into a forward gear.
train was n»t traveling at a fast
rate. but the car was carried 75 feet
and Mr. Wirt was thrown clear of
the (rack. Ilia skull was crushed,
five ribs and a collar Imne broken.
The injured man was rushed to
the ljehanon h-'-pital, where Dr. J.
C. Hooth made every effort to save
his life, but the injuries were fatal,
and he died at 2 o’clock,
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BANTTAM
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FARM
TOPICS
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BOYS OUTNUMBER
GIRLS, SAYS REPORT
Bl« tuei the Movies
SAWMILL BURNS
SATURDAY NIGHT
Cottagi- Grove. Or.. July 29."21
• E»!hor Tribune:
Monday, Aug
Our long continued h»*avy north • md
Dear Friend: I notice in your
m still with us. and no sign of rsir i yet. A hmi I Report «1 Canty SBpen«ta«ieRt (taper a pu-«-v in r«*vard to the in- Trollinger Bros. Lose Heavily in
N»*arly there month» have pswu-d with
j crease of crime, which is a lament-
Midnight Blare No Insur
at Sctoals Miller Dbdasas So»»
no rain and water is failing in Some I
■ able fact, but we must take into
places.
ance Carried
Vary Starthat Facts
aoosiderali»»* that the saloon ia not
Mrs. Charles Apple srui Mrs. Tsylor.
who rooking for the ruck crusher crew
the only evil-producing machine in
Roys «if school age outnumber the thia country.
The sawmill Iwlongniy to Trollin
at lt!ch»r>l»on Bridge, was h».rv Tues-
For instance, take
day evening buying berries and vegeta girls »if the same age. according tn
ger
Bros . Iocat»»l alemt | mil«*»
the moving (deture shows
ble* for th»* table.
west
of Scio, was de»troy«*d .by fir«*
th«* figures contained in the annual
From statistics I hav«* rra»! in the
Claud»* Smith, of Dallas. can»»- up
report nf County Sui*erintendent of Hast two years, nine-tenths of the late Saturday night. Th»* plant was
.Saturday looking for his “lowt” wife,
who is visiting with tier sister, Mrs. .Sglu •ols Miller to the state superin delinquencies brought before our completely destroyed, and lumlM*r
tendent
There are 4129 boys and ’juvenile courts attribute their fall ^valued at between $5(W1 and $600
Maggie Summers.
Clarence l»»vejuy pulled in at the 3M76 girls brtwe»*n the age* nf t
' to the scenes they have sat ami wit wa« also burned.
San tier. Farm late Saturday, where his anti 20 y«*ars in l.inn county, the
It ia the lielief of th«* owners that
nessed in the movws. Il<»w can we
wife was visiting her mother, Mrs. e.
the
fire was »tarte-l from a s!rnv
report says
ettpect a goad clean life by our
W Gain«*».
spark
dr>>p|w*»l during the day. as
of
this
number,
which
totals
S,-
Mrs Roy Itergett, of Ta<*on ■ ilo-igh
I young chil»Ir»-n <nn»| older ones too)
the
mill
htul l»»-»-n running Saturday.
IdH.
5291
ia
the
average
nuinlier
ter of Al Munkers, and Grant I ’» ter. of
(when they i*it in the movies'night
Salem, came in W»-»ines»lay to visit enrolled. an«l 6024 tlia average num
The
flames
were first discover«*«! by
! after night «rut !<,ok at scs-nes of
their grandmother. Mrs. S. W Gaines. ber attending sch»»ol each day Two
a
farmer
living
in the n»*ighborhood
iblood«h«*d, stealing, holdups, family
This was Mrs. Iiergett's first visit home
some
thne
alaiut
midnight, and ho
thousand seven hundred and twenty- row». div»»rce trials, and manv other
in five years.
«utninonwl
every
available man to
one
of
the
boys
ami
2667
girls
re
.**, W. <*ain«-s was Sailed to the bed
such defusing amusement. As fast
»ide of hia brnthgr, John. W ■.»In, »«lay main where they first enroll, while j as the salohn w»» put out of bust* aasist in subduing th<* raging blaze,
He fouint him very low and no luipes of 527 boy« an«i girls change from on«*
nc«a the m-'Vi»*» wm.ld take their but nothing could tie don»» to save
recovery
-u-hiMil to another during the course I plaee, Su I think it in no wondrr the pro|iertv.
Charles Hcherry, of Scio, wa* here
Trollinger Brothers luul ju»l com-
of the school year.
.
I crime* I* oh the Increase.
Wednesday for a winter'» supply of the
i
plete<k
hauling a larg»* nundier of
There
are
125
districts
<>p»>rntir>g
old man’s Himalayaberri»-«. Ill» suter,
In S-ci-nd Timothy 3: LI.the Apos-
ties
from
th«* plant t>> till a big con
in
Linn
countv.
using
a
total
of
133
Mrs. Fd Kalina, is canning them fur
i tie Paul say* ‘ Evil men and srduc-
him.
school hoUM-s. 52 male teachers and |crs wax worse an»l worse, deceiving tract, and the«e would no doubt
Mr. Cleveland an.! three mill men
haie adde«l coiiMilernbl»- to the loss.
214 female teachers. There are ll •nd tiring deceived."
can»«* over Friday ev«-n>ng for a supply
It la said there was no insurance car-
districts
that
have
a
nine
months
N--w in regard to tm* divorce evil
«»f vrgetalilra ami berries.
tied
by th<< laiys on their prisiuct.
Mrs. W< aver and daughter came up school. The averag»» number of w«* read
Matthew l!<;3-6, “The
Saturday for a kit of vegetabh*« and days taught in the county are 162.
1‘liari*»-»* aK>rame unhi himtJ««aua).
lt»-rri»-»^
The pupils in the county who ari* tempting him. ami saying unto him.
Mrs. Fat Kalina ha» layrd in a supply
. attending school al>ove th«* vighth is i< law ftd lyt a n>«n to put away
of canning lurries
William KaHng smf wife and J»»..■ph gr-ele numtier fc97*.
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«* '»*rv'rail*.*? Ami He
baling came over Wednesday evening 5»i'.» girls
Those completing th»- ng|w>*red an«l snld unto them, have
to hear the new records on th» new l.»t- eighth grade total 4IM. 224
!4 gir!si
girls yr no( r,.gd, that Ho which ma»le
ison Phonograph, which th»* old man
ami
194
boys.
th»in at the i*egitining made them
has recently bought.
The
financial
t
mrt
of
the
supOrln-
.
niw),. M„,|
Bn4j fcid. for thia
Mrs. Veva Margin. of Riley, called
on tier gran*!ni<>th«-r Friday while on U ndent « report shows that the to Cg0M. ««,«11 a man leave his father
tai receipts for last year were 6417. Ln<| mother and »hall cleave to hia
her way to Scio.
Claude Smith .m»l wife a»wl Clarence 149.15. and the total expen».*« |37K. |Wife .and they twain shall be one1
DANCE
Richardson
Gap Hall,
The train was in eharg«* of Con-
ductor Turn Kiicy and Engineer D.
L R»-»*d.
Ixivrjoy returned tu Dallas Ute Sunday
Mr. Wirt bad conducted the store
al Crabtree for al»out 12 years and
had lived in that community mod
The funeral service«
ail his life
were held Sunday afternoon, a large
concourse of friends paving their
last »ad rites to friend and neighbor
Manv believe Sunday a as the hot
test day of the *ea*»n in the valley,
and shady »pots w»*rv much «»i*igl<
after. The thermomvtor is said to
have register««! ar<>und 96 degrees
all day.
Work hn' tmt.it on the $IOO.OD<>
theatre in Corvallis. We suppose
this will "show” the peoplr of that
burg a good urne
921 34. leaving a total cash on hand fl^,? Wherefore they are no more
<v>(png.
The ia.li»-» congregated Sumlav »nd on June I. 1921. of 639,936 25. <»n (W4II) |,ut ,,n«* flesh. What there-
inspected Elmer Griffin's new house— June I. 1920, there was a balann
(;,m1 halh joined together let
of course, as a sort of protection to th»- of $30,174 M
I n»> pm aaiot lot
incoming brute.
There are a number of school dis-1 s*1(W ace-.rdimr to this it was in-
We nsrurn th«- *a»l «*<nling <»f th»* life
tncts in the county, however, that I trmied by the Creator that man and
of Mr. U irt, of Crabtr»-e. who *»» a<>
bwlly injure«! wf** n • trap »trm k Ju« have a deficit. This total deficit
wj„. j,4nml Ilves in the holy
automobile Saturday morning causing | this year amounts to $1706 44. Ih<-
,,f w»*«ll*H-k should remain so
his death a few hours later.
bunded tadebtedneoa la $211,KOO as long as they live
There ia but
t he old mart was over Saturday af-1
ternvun inspecting the grading id tb<- i and the total m»i»4>tefltwse 62 m 6,- i nni. thing a man or wife was juati-
grave yard hill. lie foOnd tin- w»>rk | **T6 14.
¡fed in leaving the other and getting
progressing rapidly and of an excellent i
I Iw total |*ai*l for «caches» ls|marri«*<l avair.. au»Y that was when
character, am! when c»>mplet<i! will
give us a guo<! r»*a»l to Scio.
6233,946 90. This •» an average of I 'one mui committed fornication
Word Sunday rvri mg was In th.- ef
fect that Jahn Gaines waa growing $124 45 per m»*nth f»»r male teach Matt 19:9.
weaker every U>ur
Hu» eon«, irank ers and $100 0] per month for fe-
Now wh»-n our preachers will
and Art, are al hi» bmiaide
male
teachers.
Albany
lieraid
stand
m th<- pulpit anil preach that
C. Ostsirnv anti wife, <»f Stu It-urn,
called in Sumlay evening on Ihvir way
the law of (e-d 1 th« ten command
home fnun atlrinlmg th«- funeral <>f
Planning Rec all oi Court
ment»} ha- liven abolished, what
Mr. Wirt at Crabtree.
Robert Summers, »if Hcio, drove in
have (he Wicked tn fear anyway? If
Sunday, bringing his grandfather.New
The Linn and B»-nton District I’m God has no igw by which the people
ton Crabtree, with him. lie ia a ne|»h-
ew of Mra. Gairo-s.
m<»na Grange pasm-d resolutions yew of earth are to lie judged, why
N. C. Games, »»f Crabtree, called in
for pe«u> wim I berries, lie says John terday which may t>e taken aa,a de ! should tnvy have any /ear? But' if
ffmati Is still no better.
mand for the r<-«ignation of th»* • they could realiw that the day was
pie
GENUINE
BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
E ater
present mem tiers of the Linn county coming when they would lie judge»)
court,
with a threat that if they do by ( mx I’ s Ipw th» y might lie a little
To Visit Angora Club Saturday
not resign a recall will be inaugu- more *«<ridUs and think twice before
f
A C. Gage, e»iitor and ptiblidmr I rat»-»l at once provided suitable ! transgressing
I
could
write
more
along
This
line,
|H*r»ons
can
tie
obtain«*»!
to
stand
as
of the Ang<*ra ami Milk <»<>nt Jour
!
renali
candidate*
I but this leth-r is getting quite
nal, of Portland, will visit the Scio
The (»range cites the condition nf lengthy already. so I will say guod-
'Angora Goat Club next Satur»lay to
obtain first hand in(»>rmation and I th«* finances of the county as its rea- ' live and close for this tin».
Sincerely yours,
secure photographs for his publi»*a- son for passing the resolution. A
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J. 1» GRIMM.
tion, Fre»l N. W illiamaon, county »lain is also taken at the court's
. method of building roads.
duh leader, haa announced
i
< • rtl ni I hank«
When the mattPr was call«*«l to
The Scio Club was the first of its
We wish in this manner to exprea*
kind to In* organized in this coun ' the attenthm of the members of the
to
our friends and relative* nur sin-,
court
they
offered
but
little
com
try. and therefore is attracting eon-
cere and heartfelt thanks for the
ment.
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Harrisburg
Bulletin,
Aug
4
aiderable attention from nutside
many kindly acta and words extend-i
■ communities.
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r«i to u« during the sickness, death
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and hunal of "our l<e|ovrd wife,
See Thoms
Ink Saut Eull blooded bronxe!
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mother and slater, also for the beau
I tiful floral offerings.
turkeys, one g.ddder and two hens;!
Any one having grain of any kind
also nine »mall turkeys.
Mr. Z J. ( lark an«! Children
to sell should see D. C Timms be-1
Mrs. A. W. Arbuckle,
Mrs J. T. Welsh.
52 21
Jordan, Ore
fore selling.
62tf
Mr. tieorge II. Dunsford.
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Aug. 13,1921
COME
Take a Kodak
on Your Vacation
THERE ARE. SCORES
of SCENE* THAT You
Wil l. WANT
KI KI’
A RECORD OF J HE
PI.ACIB YOl
VIcIT.
THE THINGS YOl DO
AND SEI
Kelly’s Drug Store
Kodaks,
Kodak Supplies,
Developing and Printing
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