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THE SCIO TRIBUNE jn- — ~..7 ~ VOL. XXVI NO. 24 Masked Dance A Success t — St'Ki. UN> iDÜNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1923 IMPORTANT MEASURES EXPECTED TO APPEAR Basketball Game* The maskersde dance given by the The local h gb school w:>* defeated Z. C. H. J. lodge Saturday night by Corvallis last Friday night by a w«- a success from every smndpomt. score of 2d to I t The referee was ev« n to helping the city treasury Gill, 0. A. C. star forwaid, and re with a few simoleume. Thia was port has it he could see nothing c. t *-n the program, but “John Bar There were n j r«nua » charg«--! to leycorn'' always cornea in where he any player, and they ran wild ««r not is not invited and sometimea helps While Scio hn i t it i*«« ■•tii-«ututei’ citv treasuries and c«>unty treasur- with her. the C'orvalli'« bu ch i>a<! i- The maskers were attractively 25 line«! up for the putpo*- of throw attired in grotesque costumee. and ing consternation • into tbs Sc o laughter and good fellowship was quintet. manifested until the trouble bwgan Scio motets who were ore««nt on the outside. were: Chns Bdveu. Ru««*««l Mcl'«>n- The parties who furnished the ald. Merle an«! Franklin Gllk-v. and outside amusement were haled be- the Misses Ethel an I C«< ie Z vt for,- thecitv recorder Monday morn ing and the following paid the city Th«* girls basket ball team played f«>r th« ir little setto in the following at Lyons Friday night sn i »» -i i y amounta: Ardell Brock. 10.00 for ' the acore of »• t«« 4. The girl« »how int-rfering with an officer; John led up to betu-r advantn.e n «1.« Kt. icka. 55 00 for fighting; Al Went, for fighting and being drunk. |5 i>(). On top of thia comes the costs. $2.00 each. Thia caused the city nuirshail to close the dance at I I p to the time of the melee, the dance was exceptionally peaceable, an i all were having a gi«od time. It dways follow» where liquor is on th« breath of men there comes a time when it asserts itself and tr- uble brews. It is hoped this wi.i I»«- a lesson to others and that in th- future there will be no more tr< i>le. The promoters of the d i -e are not to blame, as they try to i laintam order, and patrons and «•n! >k>Ts should be ladies and gen tlemen if dances are permitted. Verne Neal and Dellerea Suther- larxi w»n first prise, and J. S. Sticha and Audry Hobson the w-cond prize. Consolidation and Income Tax Bills Occupy Attention of Legislature. floor in this g.i >■ Ui in th- '- in! m the game witn .' a y ton a fe* w«« «.» ago. Crabtree won from Mill City last Friday night on iu> homo floor bi a close margin, and in a fa«t game from the « art Crabtr«« hi.- .« splendid team tins year, u d s. .o fans would like 'to ■«'«• a game be tween Crai tree ano S«• r« in Scio, or on the Crabtree Il ■ *r A large numtier atP•tided from her* I The I leaf School of Salem will come to Sci<> on January 31 and plav the game of b.tskelball Dial was cancelled by the i» g il «d on January 10th All fan» t* re request^ ed to keep this dati in tin nd and be there. 8»laoi.—The legislature b*s»n ths third week of the •••«Ion with all the btg ooa»tni«Mlre leg'slstloo yet to re- colv« stteatton However. It !• »x p.-cl-.t a start will be tuade thia week tn •baying ls> port ant seour«« of state-wide Interest, tn«»notch as two »»•otldattoh and several Income tai bill» have been oftorsd. Thea»' two •ubjeeta promise to engrnes the at t-atloa d the l<c*elalure ■turtn* the .-nsulnx weeks of the sessfsa. Two bill* provtdin« for the eon- •nlldatlon of State department» and < oiumlsalons are t><>» before the •on- ata. Oue offered by Hesator Hall I pro vide* tor four «bpsrimenU of the •tata « govomni«mt. white the other. sp«>i>s«>r- ed by Senator Jobn-oa and Krpreaent- atlva Carkin. would »egrexata the •tale’s astir tiles into six departmeaia The merits of thoer tueaaure« wit! bn discuMed at public hearlulta thia week by the committee on county and •tato officers. Income Taa Favored. Fbtir measures providing tor a •tate Income tax have been pt««pared tor consideration by th« lawmaker» While In past sessions Income tax bills have received scant c«>a»lder«tiou, there »«'«¡tn» to be a «trend •entu, ni among m-mber» of the present legislature In favor of adopting this m-’tho'l of nds Ing revenue If n<> Income tax meas ure la pa»»«d It will bo due to the fa« l that senator» and repm— ntatlves were uaable to agree on details. The lnc«»me lax bills al present tn The Weed Control Bill Busincaa Men Elect The Tribune ie m rvcespt of the. wr«-d control bill. No, 101, as intro duce«! m the legislature bv Mr Goin and Mr. McMahan, by request : of the Dnn County Farm bureau > The Tribune is unable to see much , justice in the bill for the reason that the purpose is defeate«! if any one or more districts wants to have the district exempt from weed con- i trol, an«! this no doubt would occur m many cases. The legislators are anxious to hear! The Sei«» Business Men's Aswicia- tion met in regular session al the Scio hotel Monday night and elected the following nflicets for the ensu ing year: President. I. V. McAdoo; vice-president, J. I). Densmore; sec- retary-treasurer. l)r E. H. Hobson; members of the board of directors, with the president as a memtier. J. S. Sticha. E. D Myers. The paved road from Green's bridge to Scio is still a live subject, and the committee is to meet the from the farmers of this locality »• to how they feel al»«ut the bill, and their activity in Its («assage or de feat will be measured by the re sponse they receive Mr. Goin says he is not sure that it meets the re quirements of the farmer in weed control I«,1 cause of its exactm-as, and prohibitions. The one provision that Mr. Goin •uggeuta that is worth while is mak- ing roa«l patrolmen reaiMinstble for •tats highway commission some time soon for furth« r consideration. The committee on fostering the uw of the electric light juice is still active, and further progress is to l«e made. evidence are: The state grange bill, introduced by Representatives Bennett and Wheeler Please Rememler The administration bill. Introduced by Representative HoMakaS of l.lun The next meeting «f the Forks of Must Be Wavy The flat rate bill, prepared by the the Santiam (. otn« junity Cl .it« will »•»In tax Investigating committee On«- l.inn county resident says it ■ « oe be neiu bel«! in mt i rautre« rao ir«« on t i day mgnt, night • hick probably will be otter.d as a makes him seasick to erosa the new | | Feb. Feb 5. 5, when it it is urici hat ev« rv biU from the Cota in it ten on aaaesS’ uryed that every- bridge put in to take the place of 'body who can !««• pre -nt. Th« e ment and taxation. The Kubtt bill, which offsets the In- the one washed out. The old one meeting ar»y «rowing in inter«-t with The c«wne ui with property lax was a danger to the persons obliged •very sesmor«, and is doing a gr«-»« Kubli m<-.««ure ma> nut be intn duced th- «mire c nmunit.. to use it all last year. It would Work for While Oovernor Piar«.« admita he seem that now is a g«*>d time to Perhupn itw l ib h n««t on th«* right had Representative Mc M .«ban of Linn >t, will <■■•■ >«>u who agitate for s permanent and safe track if i, c v ?Jl, Will «»»»V W'»w can vail > . introduced bls Mil, the gevemor «aid ' h<> Is not so closely wedded to It that cron-irig over the gully at the south give It i,-g ! •« ii • th i- ! he will not oonslder changes. Remember. I end of the »tee! bridge.-Stay ton end help it righili* f Would Consult Governor. evervi«odv j« e.rdially invìi, d. if you Mail. Representative McMahan of Marlon are a met nlvr r not we hi !»• y «u I «minty, lust before the weekend ad Big Masked Daneeattke Richard- w‘n ** * ",n '«'* ' ,h* »‘»»une I journmenl. Introduced a rewolutioa providing for appointment of three son G ip Hall. Saturday night. Jan offlc,‘ m - ‘ ; ,u f h'r members of the house to visit Gov 27 Arnold Jazzers, and every- Mivertw mg i •• «■ «nmumty ai«i nut« ernor Pierce and confer with him on body invited. Prizes. 25-12c jto low fríen m .. ar«-away. • spoctflr measures which be wish*« la- - -- trod tired and considered as means for Subscribe to the Tn bua». ; raitwvlng the financial hardens <rf the Farewell Party I tai poors of Oregon. The res.dntioa •eta forth th^ aith«ugh many days About fifty friend» and neighbors of the session have pa—ed away, but | of Mr. and Mrs. O. E Eichinger ‘ little real effort «»n this Has baa been Armand’s Cold Cream I ace Powder Just the thing for your complexion. Call for a EREE SAMPLE gathered al the fat-m home of thia estimable couple and gave them a • farewell surprise party Monday ' .evening. The Ei irfhgr’r s will leave I I today for Portland, where they will . 1 make their home, if prmrflt ptsrw Ido n«>t fail Th. worn unity is l«a- ing an estimaide family from its midst, an«! the Trie mix ar«* losflhe to see them go, but wish them abun dance of prosper11 y and long life. Dancing, card-. an«f old-time party game« were Indulg« «1 m and a splen did feed served at mi«i night. T/w Hfxall Store People’s Theatre Canadian Parties Here Present« Richard Bartel- mens in S. Daly. F. F Knwrrs-k, T Sko kan. S Brack ami John Knotvehel, ail of Esterhazy, Saskschewan. “The Sev enth Day” Canada. arrived in Scio Tuesday <«n >• prosper'd ig tour, wiiji an idm of Kelly’s Drug Store made so far. The senate, when It adjourned over Hunday, had 44 bills upon It» «xUendar. the house 11». a »»«.’ord for both so tar as the fewness of their offerings H ooticerued. Thia week will probably see the In trodiKtloa of the scivraace tax bill, sponsored by Governor Pierce, which <rill furnish undoubtedly plsntjf, of (Continued nn page 3.) | locating somewherr in Oregon, and in this pat* t of the slate if possible. Thev are well pleased inth condi tions here as they have found them, (and any it is much differ?nt than 4U below Zero . Where thev «tame froqj. THE COES,” a 2-ree I Batter Keaton Comedy Jan. 27 and 28 Admission 10c-25c »1.75 I HE YEAR i ' the removal of obnoxious weeds from the highways, which has not been previously provided for, ex cept th«« forcing of the farmer to attend to thia work. The really ob noxious part of the bill is making it a misderrteanor for a threshing crew to go upon a farm and thresh where there ia matured obnoxious weeds within the grain, or even to l»ale or otherwise perform latwr of any kind, such as to hull. bale. etc. Your delegation in the legislature wants your views, and now is the time to give them, either for the bill or against it. Tell them what you want, then you will get what vou want in the way of legiidetion. Write th«-m today - tomorrow may be loo late. The bill is now up for second rvading. The main provisions of the bill nre as follows: “For an act provid ing for the formation of we«x! con trol districts, the naming of weeds to be considered noxious within said districts, the appolnment of wc«si ins)iect«>ra. penalties for violation, («ermitting the county court to cre ate a fund for control of weeds on highways and public lands within said weed districts, making it un lawful for operators of threshing machines, clover hullers and hav balers to thresh or bale crops con taining Canada thistle and providing a penalty for the violation thereof, providing for the posting of notices upon threshing machines, clover hullers, and hay balers, providing fur the vacation of said district un- der certain conditions and appealing certain sections". Five Years Old Saturday It was decided to forego regular rats with the meetings as they occur for the next meeting and to meet at the city hall. A strenuous cam paign for members is to be wage«! by a committee composed of N. I. Morrison. W F. Gill. JU. Couey. Dios large and J. S. St»* ha. It was also decided to raise the yearly dues to 15 OO.pavable semi-annually, What Sort of Man On January 15 there was intro duced in the house of representatives the following bill bv Mr. Heals, of lane county, probably at the in stance of C. W. Jackson, whose wife !• hopelessly insane, and who was admitted to the State Hospital at Salem on March. 11, 15)20: “Section 1. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between C. W. Jackson and Maude Jackson be and the same are hereby forever dissolved an«! held for naught " What sort of man is this who can ask for an annulment of the mar riage ties that bind him to a woman who has hopelessly «one insane, and who was his helpmate in g«H>d and bad until the terrible malady struck her? Why cannot he wait until death do them part? Has he be trayed the marriage vows. and now seeks the »operation that will per mit him to marry some other women? When it bee >m< * neresaarv for man or woman to seek the olflees of the legislature to annul a marriage con tract when eltherjis within the walls of an asvlum, there is something wrong with the applicant This bill should not become a law unto C. W. Jackson. School Directors Chosen Pursuant to call, the patrons of school district No. 96 met at the school auditorium at three o'clock W«*dn«>s<iay afternoon for the pur- Lillie Mias Edria Thayer waa five p«»ae of electing aboard of directors years old Saturday and to celebrate to fill the vacancies of the lioard the event a number of her little | which resigned a few week ago. The mating was en'leti to order friends were invited in to »pend the afternoon with her. Refreshments, by Mrs. E<lna Geer, county sch«»ol consisting of ice cream and cake, s. perintendent. Mrs. D. C. Thoms were served to the following at was chosen temporary chairman and four o'clock: Sylvia Bartu. Helen Al P|ummer temporary secretary. Mvers, Jack Kelly, Donald Stalcup.' The election was then proceeded James Copenhaver, Clement Cain, wiih and t ««suited in the election of I Hex Shelton. Naomi, Clarice Belle R. Shelton, chairman, who will serve an«! Buddy Toble, Geraldine Rod till June 1. 1923; Rudolph Wesely, gers, Evelyn Lindley, and Juanic-' who will serve till June I, 1924; and N. 1. Morrison, whom term will Thayer. expiae June 1, 1925. E. D. Myers Booze Hounds, Take Notice was elected clerk to till out the un expire«! term of Annie D, Bartu. I wonder why the b»ttle planter of Saturday nights couldn't plant hie or their bottles some where be sides in the door yards of the resi dences. There are some who don't I like the looks of a yard full of bot tles every .Sunday or so.—Mehama correspondent in the Stayton Mail J Little Mary Gibbons is resting a little easier at present ami the at tending physicians do not think a »econd operation necessary as rs* ports had it early in the week. Her manv friends are hoping for speedy reeovery.
