The Scio tribune., October 13, 1921, Image 1

SCIO TRIBUNE
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XXV
scio. LINN COUNTY. ORBUON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS. |»2I
NO. 9
11.76 THE YEAR
AMATEUR HIGHWAYMAN CLUB MEMBERS WINNERS WAYNE THOMS WRITES SCIO MAN IS RUN DOWN A NEW CHURCH FOR
FROM SOUTH AMERICA
ENTERS PEACEFUL SCIO
SCIO IS IN PROSPECT
Scio Youths Have Occasion lor Joy
Track Driven by Lacomb Man is
Cause ot Injuries — Accidental
When Prize* Are Awarded
FlH'hta lmh«f ■ F ki •( H o J m
N«mc, Drgps It ti Flew WWe
khkiet fa ItaMto
An am«t<*ur burglar and prowler
attempted to ret so,-:* practice along
the line of hi*ch«»*en vacation in Scio
Sunday night almut 9 o'clock. start*
ing in on Mrs. Jo* Nemie. whose
husband is away on business.
Some friends had spent the even­
ing with Mr* Nemic. and when they
left she accompanied them to their
car, spent several minutes outside
and when she went back in the
house «he was confronted with an
uglv looking revolver. When the
prowler and Mrs. Nemic met. the
burglar dropp«»d hi* gun picked it
up arid started talking.
.Mrs Nemic was too frightened to
listen to what he said, but she re-
pli< I "there is only 75c in the house,
take that and leave me alone." The
pr w U r lo< ked around for a few
moments, dropped hie gun again and
then apparently liecame frightened
and fled.
Mr N<-mic sav* she ha* seen the
face of the burglar before, and will
instantly recognise him again it she
sh -uld
him. No arrest ha* been
made so fat.
It is thought the burglar knew of
Mr. Netnic’s almence, and thinking
Mrs Nemic might have a consider­
able sum of money on hand, promp­
ted the attempt at burglarly to be
made at this home
Local Market QooUtMM
Corrected at Noon Tuesday
Pot I.THY, VgAl. AND
E uqh
Hen*. 4 lt»a ami over
» 21
Hens, under 4 ll»s
.11
Spring*. 2 lb* and up
.19
Broilers, tinder 1} lbs
26
1 .
Stag*
Veal, fancy no. 1
PÜ
Dr< M-d pork, no. 1 blocker*
.12|
Eltga. cash. 41, trad*
.43
Egg*, white ael««cl
.41
Butter fat
.47
Psao
Mill run
SI 13
Scratch
_■ M
Eg.- producer
2 90
1 oo
More fat. for hog*
Ground barley
Rolled barley
1 lu
2 *o
Corn
F un : k
Hard wheat
Soft wheat
S2 26 2 35
1 -.4
Mrs ! Morris of Eugene was a
Sci > visitor the last part of th* week.
Notice thia ddsnoue
flavor when you
smoke Lucky Shrike
— it's sealed in by
the coasting pcoceee
la Stat L«t»«f I«Ih Sana lataraslint
There were a numl-er of mighty
happy club m.-ml»» r» in Scio last
Friday when the cunty fair awards
were made public, all three of the
Angora g it award* going to local
raiser*
Loha Zvset took first
pnae. Mar n Gilkey second, and
Arnold Zj*«et third.
Millard Shell n exhibited four
Shropshirr ah»-«|> at l»>th the state
and counlv fair*, taking two first
prizes. I second and I fourth at the
state fair, anal two first prize*, three
second* and one third al the county
fair. Ihmald Shelton sold one of h is
fine iamlt* to a «t »ck farmer wnile
at the state fair in Salem
Arnold Zi-o-t, Millard Shelton
and John Scott repr «cnte<! the Scio
school team at the county fair.
Meetiitfs With Ditmtints Beinj P’listi
W. T. I-e* was struck hy a truck
Fir th« Immediata Fitirt PI«»
j belonging to a lascomb resident at
Bum ltd Cetan
Art Bint Drnra. Nivtvtr
noon
Wedmaday of last
week
while in Albany attending toe fair.
•
Scio has its native *>-n in the South He sustain*»! a bruised head, an ab-
Ever since the cloae of th«- special
Amerlean county of Bolivia.and h* rasion on one leg and a bruise»! evangelistic service* the>*> ha* been
writes to a friend near Jefferson, thigh but wa* not aciloudy hurt It <-on*i<terai>le talk by the meml»er*>if
who was kind enough to allow the la said that the right front wheel of the Baptist church for a new home
Jefferson Review of that City to pub­ the truck ¡tasse»! over Mr. Ix-tt's legs >»n the site now occupi<««l the old
lish his letter in ¡»art. Il seems that
The Scio man wa* crossing First church building and I he parsonage.
while Mr. Thoms like* ^outh Amer­ street northward when the truck In fact, the memlwrs are ad in earn­
ica he would appreciate a good (»re- cam«- fr<>m the east It is reported est that a local contractor ha* been
gon fir*, and we imagine a North that Mr law was hurrying acro** asked to formulate plan* for the
American city wouM look good to th« streets in an endeavor to ¡»ass structure and have them ready for
him The writer is the eon of D C. before the truck should arrive.
inspection and criticism, or approval,
Thoms, of thia city.
Th«- truck driver turne»! hi* ma when Itarv J U Austin, of Portland,
chin« into th* rear of another truck of the department of Baptist pro­
that was parke»! in front of the
motion for Oregon, cornea here on
U. S. Consulate,
Sternberg store at First and Broad­
La Pax. Bolivia. S. A albin streets in an emieaver to avoid the 23d for the purpose of hearing
August. IN. 1921. th* accident. The trucks wer* not reports and looking over th* plan*.
damaged.
No definite action will I»« taken by
Dear Robert:
the local meml»er« until Mr Austin’s
I think that thia is the first time
visit, at which time Rev. Ilei and
I have written you since I took the
h‘* otlicial famil» expect to rec-ive
Patted Six New Ordinances and work in l*»uisville As you note by
wholesome advice upon the subject.
the aixive address. 1 am in S A for
Grand Chief Julia Bilyeu and Local
Transacted Routine Business
Itev. Georg«* II Young. D. D . di­
a time at least. 1 cam* to do some I
Delegalo in Portland for Session
rector of the department of roligioua
ge »logical work in northern Chili,
The regular monthly me»-ting of
t-ducHtion, will lie in Scio next Sat­
an<l did not return to the states
th* city council wa* held last Fhur*-
For the past year Sci<> ha* lw. n urday and Sunday, »ays Rev.‘Iler,
wh«-n that job wa* Completed. I
day night nt the ollie»- of thecitv re­
honored by being th«- home of the and on th«-*«- evening* Mr. Young
came to la Paz to look into the
corder. After roulme buxin«*** wa*
Grand Chief of Pythian Sister*, and want* to meet a* many of the young
mining buainea* and get pl ace-1 if
attended to and bill* ali>>u>-d. the
Scio has appreciate«! this honor
¡•cople as ¡ m > mi bl* and organize a ,
possible. In any event the trip is
council p**M-d all h»' new ordinances
Monday morning. Grand thief Baptist Young Pmiple's Union in
worth while and I shall have a grasp
recommended by the State Fire
Julia A Bilyeu left for Portland to the local church
All young people
of the language that 1 would not ob­
Marshal, and the M^ing of these
lie present at the sessions of her interested in religious work should
tain any other way.
ordinance* was outgrowth of these
committees preceding the opening attend these meetings.
la Paz is a town of about HO.<>00
recommendations, which wa* pub­
of the 2Hth annual evasion of the
people, situated in a d-ip gulch at
lished in the Tribune in it* inauc of
order at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn­
an «(evasion of IS.iMg] feet above the
Having His Troubles
Sept*ml»er fi
¡he text of »ach or­
ing in one of th« Pythian halls in
sea. One notice* th«- «M.stion when
dinance will be found in another ' climbing th* steep cobblestone that city.
Everyone m««t* with dittap^dnl-
column in this issue
The work devolving upon the
streets. Any exertion produire* a
tiienta in every undertaking. Some­
The power point nt Jordan wa*
Grand Chief is becoming heavier thing goes wrong for everyone
shortness of breath The streets ar*
disc muted and its possibilities put
with each succeeding year, and Ibis
rather narrow and crooked. They
sometime, and J. D. Densmore is
forth in everv detail
year has ix-en th«- most arduous of
just now meeting with hi* share of
are also not ov*rly clean. Many of
No further busmen* appearing,
all. During the year Mr* Bilyeu
trouble* in the building of his («•«•<I
the churches date date back to the
the council adjourned
has traveled more than fitHMi mil«-*,
mill,
ruesday his blueprint* arriv­
Spaniards M<«t of the buildings arc
has written more than ’.Mill letter* or
ed. over a w««-k late, and they do
mud* of mud although some ar* of
Notice To Scio Citizens brick There are no heating stoves an average of three for each work­ not answer for hi* purpose at all.
ing day. ha* issued nearly 90 special
He ha* not said juat what th«- trou­
in the city and a* it is now winter
dispensation*, ha* instituted • new
ble
is. but he is going to Portland
nearly
everyone
is
about
frozen
The citizen*, taxpayers and prop­
tempi«-*, reinstate»! 3 temple*, and
t.xlav
for a conference with his en­
Fuel
is
scarce
and
expensive,
an
that
erty owners, are hereby notified
has •» new tempi««* in proc-«s of for­
gineers
and to have the plans re-
is
<>n«
reason
why
there
are
n<>
that six new citv ordinance* have
mation.
A'togethei a big year’s
stove*.
mod*l«?d
The building ha* not laicn
been passed by the city council, the
work, and nev»r equaled by any
started
yet.
and it is not known just
There
are
many
lieautiful
fur
same complying with the recent rec-
pred«-eesaor. although the other*
when
construction
will la-gin.
recommends’• >n* of the State Fire rug* and pelts and native blankets
have performed *|»l«-n»li«l workv
Marshal, and th
interest«-»! and to i»e obtain«-*! at very reasonable
Th* rule* of the order, we under­
Heads. | Win; Telia, Veu Less.
likely to lw affected, are r»-qu«-*te»i once* considering the pr«-*«nt ex­
-Whsl sin I »loliigi F'm spinning s
stand, prevent s Grand Chief from
to call at the city e'er!’* other and change rate.
If It’s liesils. I'll gn to the
succeeding herself. and in thia cane »Ion«
Mail is rather scarce and some­
l«-»!ge
If It’s tells I'll go down to th*
familiarize then-»-Ive* with their
it is too bad such a tireless worker hllllnnl hall. If the »lime stands --n
provision* Th« Jill»* of the several what slow here, but I Would like
Mix« III stay home with you.” At chi-
cannot l>* reward«»! by reelection
very much to hear from you some­
ordinani'«-* follow;
Th* delegate* from I*>oda* Tem­ «««Mi < A
"An Ordinance to Pruyide for th«* time.
ple besides Mrs. Bilyeu, are Mrs.
With beat regards to all.
Safe *’ - instruction of Chimneys, Flu«*
Jennie Jones and Mrs. Lizzie Weae-
Way ne.
and Fireplaces ”
ir-
"An Ordinance to Enlarge the
Duties of th«- Chief of the Fire lie­
A display of furs from Bolivia,
The Sir Knights are also holding
part of the City of Scio, to Provide the pr iperty of H. W Thoms, a son their annual convention in Portland
for the Rev «lr.it; m of Persona, D. C. Thoms, is being used a* a dec­ and at the same time. The lodge*
Firms and Corp->rati >n* Engaged in oration in th* show window of the of the K. P.'s have also experienced
the Installing >f E< etric Appliances Blain clothing company thia week. a substantial growth and are in the
and to R«-guiat* Electric Wiring in Mr. Thoma ent the sura, which are Jbeat of condition. The del«-gnt*s
or on Building* Awning* and Addi­ from th* Alpaca and Jaquar, the from here are Henry Stepanek ami
tion* tn Any Building, all Within principle fur (tearing animals of John Slicha.
the Limits of the l ily of Seto, and the high South American mountains
Iblat» Itoti tla Pngla. Than
CITY DAOS HOLO MEETING
ATTENDIN0 GRAND LOOfit
WHILE THEY
===LAST =
Providing a Penalty fur Noncompli­
ance "
"An Ordinance Regulating the
Storage of Exp! wives ”
“An Ordinance Regulating the
Storage and Handling of Gasoline."
"An Ordinance Regulating the
Burning of Refuse."
"An Ordinance Providing for the
Cleanliness of Streets, Alieva and
Premises ”
Published by authority of the City
to his moth*r.
Planning For Eats
On Tuesday night the Intermedi­
ate B. Y. P. U. of th* Babtisl church
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Milo Bartu to arrange for refresh­
ments and appoint a committee to
attend to thia duty for Saturday
night, on occasion of the visit of
Ge«» Young, the state organizer an»l
director of the movement. Th»»*e
present wer*. Misses Bertha Thayer.
Ethol Bodie. Oreta Arnold. Grace
IxMNT, Mayaell 11 easier and Mildre«!
Couuy: Messers.
Marvin
l*»ng,
Arthur Mclaiin and Eldre»l l*»ng:
Mr and Mr*. Mdo Bartu and Rev.
Parent Teacher Meeting
The first Parent-Teacher meeting
for thia school year will take place
Friday evening, Oct. 14th, at eight
o'clock, in the High School audito­
rium. Everyone invited to alien»!
and join the association, especially
parent* who have children attending
school. At the close of the meeting
Council, th1* 13th day of October. a reception to the school faculty will
If
J. S SlKHl.
take place.
M G. T iio MM,
City Clerk.
Sc
President.
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Tell th* advertiser you saw his ad
Fog S al * Old ¡taper*. 10c per
an<i Mrs H. B Her.
in Th* Tribune.
bundle at the Tribune office
I
We will give
a package of
Klenzo Den­
tal (’ream
with every
40c I ooth
Brush. Come
early.
Kelly’s Drug Store