The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, October 18, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe Scio Tribun« General S’ pws Notic« o«mtr to the fact that ! am moving to Salem. all those knowing themselves in debted to me plena call al my office for aetllanwnt Dr E H Hobson (hir .idvcrtiacn are good bocat era I licv arc the cream of the trail«- Give them vour patronage Engineer. Fireman, Brakeman Reichstag Confers Authority on and Mail Clerk Killed in Stresemann to Bring About Reform. 8. P Holdup. Ashland Or — Th* araat-at man hunt la the history of th» t Oregon aad California la la !>'■ . »• bent ua the captar* of bandit» who bald up tba Southern Parli.. Sen Fraaciaeo Kapr«-ae and *1—i an<l kill ad four atetaltera ot the crew dead trainman are Sid Ila >-0(1 near; Marvin Sing, fireman. H C. Jubnaoa. brakemaa. and Jau>ea I‘»ugh arty mall dark Th* holdup and tragedy tworrrd «hila tba train wae pas ng thr. ., k ’ the tunnel going aout heard 16« avene la 11 mllea «>uth of Ar .lattò The bandita blew the mull tar up with dynamite Ha tee Mina and Joha»on eerr sh"t la cold blood. after having Ixo-ti tore ed from the angln» at the p. lui of ■ ana Both aere shot In th> ■ id Ha lee In 'be center of hl* f • and Sing just under th« r.ht «>( hi» ja*. J oh neon ea* a hot (Iva time* Ul tba cheat and abdomen Johnson who ««• de« ■ -.oil < evi danlly had attempted to battle with the bandita, aa hie body waa found near th»- bodies of Hate* and Sing, having gotten out of lhe < oh to go forward to *»• what wa* wrvi.g be ««ua* of the train a halt Itaugherty probably killed in the blaal of dynamite, which blew up th* mall car The bleat waa ao heavy that th«« door* on three elpreaa care. Io th«» rear of the mail coach were torn from thair hlnr>*e. and »very window In the auioker waa blown in by th«- . <>n< u» «Ion. aa ihr mail <ar waa only nboui a third of Ita ieugth out of tha tun nel. And the warmth of Pearl Oil « good to come back to! Turn it up to full Hame—heat? A roomful in no time! No oily smell with Pearl Oil—but a clear, steady Hame that warms you Soon as the room's enough — turn Marshfield. Or Arthur < —veil crip plod brother In law of Mr« M»ba Co veil, who waa brutally alum last month, eulered a pl « o' u.lty to murder in the first dngrrw beluce judge Kendall of circuit court Covell la 44 year* old aud la an eatrologial M« eonsulted th* planate, he Bald regarding all of hla a. la Hie belpleaaneee la due to an Injury ho re calved la an automobile wreck two year« ago Hla «pine la hurt *od be remain* moat of th* tlm* In a chair Alton Covell, lb* cripple a nephew, already bad oonf«M»«e1 to tha actual murder of hta etapmother declaring that be wae Incited to th* deed by hta uncle Arthur Covell mlmltted that h* had complete meatal domination over hie nephew. ».Iton. the a oc tread youth. Alton Covell la the eon of lh- Fr.-i Covell, who haa been held in Jall.elnoe hie wife's death. the wick down as low as you like. Pearl Oil will burn brightly on all day long with no fuss, muss or one drop wasted. To insure best re sults, use only Pearl Oil — the clean-burning, uniform kerosene—re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Com pany’s special process. “Coal oil” or “kero sene” may mean any righted for your pro tection. STANOAKI) OIL COMPANY LEGION CONVENTION IN SAN FRANCISCO Reaffirm« bland for tae Modlflaatlea of the Valet «ad Act. Ibaa Iwo year« ago. but El 3 per conf lower than th* average of th* laat 10 /•are oa Ootober I Thea* atatietlca were enm-tincad by th* department of agricuittira. which aald tba price level lncr«mae«»d about 11 per cent during September, while tba level fur the laat tee year« de creased about 4 1 par «eat during that month. 11.000 Flee Flood In OMahema City. Changa ef Venue ke Given Smelale. South Head. Weak Whan Part y L Sinclair, alata eeaatoe. gone on trial on the oharge growing out of the die aetroue failure of the Houtha «stern Washington hank ef Ilwaco .>f making out a false Malote eel to the et» ta bank esaminare. It will ba tn Chehalis. Lewie county aaat This waa tha da era* banded down in ««parlor court by J. T Ronald Jw'gw of tha superior court of King county, who > am* b«re to hear tha raae against Sinclair on h> vital Ion fr>m H W H Hawaii th* local Judge Judge Ronald greeted tha defendant a change of venue DEÂRL ' OIL ^ On Heaters Çsohstove» Lar.p« nr ) SBbsenbe for the Tribune state ber. July groe* department of commerce aad la LU.NCHES IN SCHOOLS Darte* the period. July 1*31 to 1*13 approximately »• aw O rí ; »s B iako or H ealth loft the «tale. Il was said. In cv>-<>peration with Impeaahment ef Gov. Walton Sought Oklahoma City Impeachment ma eblnary of lhe Oklahoma hvu«e of rwpr»»«-alall*«a wa« »et In m-'(l"U with the ann.iuu.-em.«at by W D MrHaa «paakar. of a committee of twenty one house metnbwre to conduct tn«- aliga lions «pon which itupwacbuieut »bärge« weulJ be baaed ORFGON STATE IN GENERAL (Continuad from page 11 < Stultb was prea- io-t a av>kl*««. when 1 Hmttb turuad over tha affaira of the prison to bls succeesor. A M Dai rytnple There ara *1.7*2 registered Votar* in Multnomah unty who will ba «n lltl««l lo vota at the sp«M tal «-¡«-i lion next month. a«<«r>liug to Gguraa Is SU«H1 by Coutil/ Clark II. - «r ». l h!s number I* much l«-*er Ilian th«i far the elevilo* last year wbeti liter» • ere appreil.ua! >’ly 113 r«g:» »r I ed volere The d«-ar season In district Xo 1, including all lerri -t» in Or«-«- u weal of tha Caacadea will i l..«» Ori« : r 3u tha «am* ae leal year, du«- to the i injum tion I«» u « h 1 r— -ally In Marlon '«vunty restraining tb>- game • oinmle «ion from enforcing its recant ruling under which tha «aaeoa would hate «luead tea day« latar Registration of non resident motor veblvlae In Oregon during the period May 34 It- Baptan '-«-r 1*21 gated 32 KT, according to a r*p<»rt preparad by the «»«retary of •tai»» Mora raglsirallona war«- mail«« at the MadlorU «lallen Ilian al any of th«* «uber regtatrallon booth« maini ainwl in the stata Portland ma»« i ran ta ranked aecond and Salem third. W P Hartal dlr»«tor of ti imrcau ■if public servira ot the Int» com marce commission. »It-, i-.«-, w-•« In Washington, has I« '<■«• ■ J tu« Oregon public earvba « -n u th«i It will not Iw poambla • matrici the Ua* ot i ,rigarsi >r ca: > m thia state to the transportation of th«- - or- par IShable product. Th«- re-iu« <• aa« made by member« of tl «- publl« »< rv lea commi«*l<«l> b«-«nu«- of th«« appar «mi «hurta*« 'f mfr «-t r < «r« Deputy Sheriff Al Hug* « t l-iker wa* Instantly killed ami ' -I I <> Gth died «• a result of a < hi «■ scrapa at the Central hotel Hui .-r HuggWie and Chief ot Polli» Waldo Vsvgha. called to quial GrltGth. w! was shooting around the hotel lobby thmuiening to dean up lhe pullos force aGar the arr«at of K M Grit fith. eoa of ''Dad.** and hie wife, who ware (ailed on a bootlaeeing eharge Or Iff It h shot Musali« as he entered lhe lobby, and Vaughn then shot Grit fith through tha abdomen Griffith ralead himself raady to alm. and an other shot from Vaughns pistol took «ffaet la lhe old man's forehead, hut he lived Ihre« hours afterward Despite lhe tact that the Jordan val Portland. Or With a final Gins at ley Irrigation district recently author radicals aad thvaa who would "bore ised tha Issuance of bonds In lhe fi<»m within" and destroy not only th« amount of 4700.000 for development tha American labor movement but tha work, actual construction of the pro American republic, aa wall. Samuel I ject will be delayed until Rhea l.uper, Gum pars, veteran president of the alate engineer, can make a Ihor« ugh American FVderaUrwi of Labor, brought Investigation. A dad«l«-n Io deter do- tba lid annual conventlua of tha led finite action pending further Investi gallon of the project by the state -ngl •ration to a cloaa Before the convention closed it re n««er was reached after a lengthy dis elected Mr Oompare ae president. cusaloa by members of the state Ir rigation and drainage get urlile« coin Frank Morrison ae secretary. Modification of lhe Volstead net to mission, reoelpt ef statistical Informa permit manufacture and reading of Hoe from prominent residents of tbe wholesome beer and light win"*, re Irrigation dtstriet and esplaaations by affirming He stand on tble question ths proei"«<tva contractors with re taken at pravloua tlmae. waa urged by latto* to tbe «ÍMtracter of th- Improvs menta and tba cost ef lhe various the convention items es i erlag Into tbe development Department af Agrleuture Reporte Gain In Month. Washington. D C. Farm prise« trended upward during Rapteuihar and on October 1 the ladaa flgurw .X prteea paid to producers for tlm principal farm «ope wae 1? 1 per cent higher ^haa a y«ar ago, ltd par cent higher “PEARL OIL”—copy I LABOR RE-ELECTS G0MPER8 FARM PRICES INCREASE kind of kerosene—say Ratlin -By a vote of IK la 14. th« eel. betas pweead the authorisation art . < nferrtng dictatorial power* upon lb« £ reaamann government. Tha i-ualltlon parting inroad out la -heir full strength for tha bill, tha s< inllet party board having made sup port of tha bill obligatory up«m each of Its rwtehetag member* Tha Herman paopla'S party also . ama Io Chaaeallor Htraaamann’e «Up port with an *lm--et full vole Several Industrial leaders voted in tha affirms live, but Hug» Hllnnea abetainad by ■ eetlng a blank ballot Before the vote the chancell«»r re iterated his determination to dissolve parliament If necessary Tha authorisation bill give« tha gov .-rnmatil of tha relch authority to tnahe “In financial economic and eo- >1 sph. r«M tba meaeurae which it aie n»< eeeary and urgent, regard le -> of the right« epecltlnd In the con < tutloo of the ralch." The authorise tl- n however, doae not aatand to tha gulatloue governing tha hour* of Is r or to dneraaeea tn peueb-na aad allow an cee. Wkleepread riot* took place la vart <>u« pane of Germany In which It la .-•'Mnated that from 10 to It paraune »era killed »nd about 100 Injured Home ware demonstration* by uuam ployed, others wara braad riota. while n Hitimy the communist* conducted monstration* Ran Francisco. Legionnaires from every etale la tha union gathered here for the opening of tha fifth annual convention of the American l.aglon A sea of Gage, a riot of color and band* Indian band*, navy band«, iriny band* cowboy bands, fraternal bands graetad the daloaaias and vial lore at all loraere of tba huge civic U‘lttur:um where lhe 1*33 convention into motion aft«-r the u«unl routine neceeeery for permanent convention organisation Thair feet reechoing the paths they trod in no man's laud la 1*1T and their voices again rnlead In orl««a of bet tie ami lhe tunes of the trench«»«, more than *0.000 world war veteran* march »d la • gigantic military parade, which marked lhe second day of the ■i>n t c«tl«>n Twenty th«>uaen«l sea war rlore eel» ire of the I'adGc fl««et at anchor la San Fran« la« o bay— Joined the leglonnatr«M in I ha parade, with hundred* of 'lelaggtaa of lhe legion aualllary and various war workers' organisations ASTROLOGER TAKES BLAME FOR MURDER through and through. warm HUNT FOR BANGITS GERMAN CHANCaLOR WHO SLEW TRAINMEN IS MADE DICTATOR Page 3 , I i 1 Oklahoma City. Okla Laahlng. res tag overflow wai«r*. ewalled lhe north ('anadian river to the uapreted »med depth of 2* feet, bringing the moat daetrurtlra Good la the history ef Ohlaboma Driven from their human by tba onrushing torrent. K. I •<»o persons wlrti aa many belongings aa i%ey couhl hastily gather together, were being taken to pointe of safety by ell available mean« of transporta Hon U I’ vhijc S H ealth S kbvick . Frederick D Stricker. M D. l ime was when this bu*lt>ea* of hot lune in M-hools was c<>n«>i|ered a fa«l or exiM’riment. This time has now pHaM-d, In m««at school* h child- ren br ng iheu lunchca from horn*. Th»«»e are not only cold and unpala ■ tut •«, Eml tn many case« are far I from twin« suitable to lhe needs of ».rowing childrrn The hot lunch is not intended tn subutituia lhe reg ular box lunch, but to supplement it. In our c| y -ch ola the hut lunch i> -n ha* already demonstrated its v i u< and « being generally adoplcd. I h< advantages to the city child are that he is enablad to get a hot lunch at achiHil for a few pennies, and is al- - . t vhablmi to get the proper kind of n-oiriehingnt. mstca I of candy and lonipopa bought over the counter In the rural dmtricts the need of h »1 lunches ia greater thae cities Ma in children come for a distance and ave t walk to school In order to te on tin « they must rise early, eat i> - >rly prepare I breakfast hastily idri set out to school. Fh«»ir lunch is »■Id ami unpalatable, ami the only -«tisfactury meal they gel ia th«« «■vening meal Undernourisinant.mal* no rition an«J ineffici *ncy are the res vita. With a little tact ami ingenuity '•n th«- part of lhe teacher, however the neceMary equipment, for a hot inch may he »«-cur«el if Ihv school board or civic aasocia- 'i««n will not furnish it. it may l«e ■■ -iired by ilunaiion Usually it is uni n«*ceMary for the oartrona if th«- arhool tn furnish the fo.»i supp'y. I-Luci pupil or fit nily mav vnlunt«- *r t- furnish the food for one day. or « «•« ita i item <>f the lunch for each <iay ('«><•■• i. choc ilalr, mtupe stews ci.« .*rda cl»wo«lr»der, puddings are •p- uiliy adapted for the <ch«»ol hi • i«.« rne Schoo' I, melt". 11-ej- Agricultural Agricultural College Hulletiu N«.. 222 centaine ma-iy helpful «u< •n the *u'»j -ci <>f the hot .rich«« rh% •Vinter Poultry —id in con j unc i »«> wth tii«« i’ « me International Liv«o.. C" •ition. Nov 3-10. ia one of its chief charm* and principal attraction* There will l>e a full houae In that deimrtnient. Bid Rabbit >'> I'he Ixind Products Show, held with < he Pacific International Live Block Exposition at Portland. Nov. 3-!0, hi«* grown steadily until it i* a great «how of ituelf Thi* year i* added the Northwest Grain and Hav Show formerly held at Pendleton. — e>... Mr. Rowan Whealdon.a graduate of Reed Collegh. in Portland, and head of the mathematic* in Corvallis high«<-ho >l,ha* txren appoint*»! direc tor of lhe 1923 Christmas Seal Sale L>r the Oregon Tutirrculoei* A*m»cin- tion and will visit the entire state during the next two month*. The I. (). O. F. held a joint con vention in Jefferson Oct 14 it haa been the custom for Unn and Ben ton to hold lhe convention but th « year Marion wished to join in with them, ao in that reason the ennvgh Albany I* now th«» owner of a 12.'« tion was held in Jefferson. (MX) city. hail.which waa rom|»iet«Mi E. G. Anderson, a resident of A' • the latter part of th«- |>a«t w»-«*k Mrs. F Shore wh<> formerly re any. waa accidently killed Sun< r by a premature discharge of a v • sideij in thi* community but now of They b I lx*banon has taken p->a«ea«ton of her in the hand« of a friend just started on a hunting trip wh « new home in Mountain Vi«*w edili- the accident <»crured tion. Dr Snook, of near n. in southern Oregon, wm tn Scio W.«d- naday looking the ground pr*« paratory to locating If he finds conditions suitable tn him. he will take over the huainees and offic of Dr. E. H. Hobaon. who is shortly removing to Salgm, Flour Mill To Start J. D; Densmore rt-ctovad a c«r load of wheat from Rond Ore. r . and will start to grind flour M > day. he will uer- the wheat t< m Bend to make a Western Bier d«-l Brand, anb ho also will ms is s brand from U m vgjjgv whose.