The Scio tribune., February 07, 1924, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Vol. 27
$1.75 the Year
NATION MOURNS
WILSON’S DEATH
SCIO OKI -JON. TIICKSDAY. FEBRUARY 7,
I
Half Holiday at School
BOTULINUS POISONING
TAKES TOLL OF ELEVEN
1921
F nt«*<**d »I
M
Attention Baseball Fan*
at jGrb> Or®*»«
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N<>. 2*»
T
CRABTREE HALL
SCENE OF CHEER
ln honor of the passing of Wood*
Spring ia approaching, a« anyone
row Wilson, and in rccogni ng of
know*, when th«- m<nds of men ar. 1
his great service to the nnli-in in
young men liegm to turn toward
of
sires®.
the
Sc > Nearly all of the Gerbig Family baseball, and this is just what is Large Numbers Present From
Beat Known Citizen and States­ lime
school, acting upon the proclamation ,
happening in Scio To be sun-,
Albany, Oakville, Shedd
Wiped out—Thia Com­
man Succumbs to Digestive
of Gov. Pietce. cl >«••<! at n > -n Wi I t
everyone
ia
interested
in
the
great
mid Nearby Point*
munity Also Victim
Trouble Sunday Morning
cornmemorate his name
I .«• I .r.k
American game, and should Is- in*
.... I I »1—
also closed, a« did e>m ■ of the other ,
tererUid enough to want to see a
Although the weather was rainy
Fix-President Wilson Is deed. His business house«. A ■>;> .rt pn-yrsn' Last Saturday, the large family
go«»! team in Scio. If you an- in­
and
to some degree disagreeable, yet
mortal body is taking the long rest was rendered before then<>on r«-c>->« of tba Gerbig'« of Allxnv. met at a
terested. you wi¡1 have an opportun*
>
warm,
the largest crowd of enthus­
that comes to thosr who have done A nation mourns, and hi« ife 1« an dinner, and a salad was served. with
ity to attend the first meeting look­
iast*
ever
a»««»mbled for a meeting
their work and done it well. Hi* example to the student n - h>1 a part of to® contents being canned
ing toward orpanixing a team here
spirit ha* gone to its reward, and and to ail mankind
¡ring beans, which had been put at the city hall tomorrow night at if the Forks of the Santiam Com-
the people are the recipients of a life
up
at home, and which had not teen 17:30, If we are to have a team, munitv Club *a* at Crabtree Mon­
Rev. E S. Mucklv delivered a
day night. The hall was packed
given unto them for the good of splendid addre«« to the ch ool, urg properly cooked, and all partook of
let’s have intrr«-«t enough in it to
with [icople who tielieve in getting
mankind.
the
name
have
died.
ing his hearers tn read the work* of I
make It a good one - a winning team
That the work* of this beloved Woodrow Wil< m and tr> t- --tiula:« ; It la «aid that airing bean*, when in any company. Ik« out tomorrow t gether for common good and fel­
lowship.
man will live is l>est guaranteed by him.
grown on the bush variety, if not night* at the city hall.
the homage his political enemies
About fourty |w«ople were present
thoroughly cooked contains the most
From
Albany, and delegations from
are paying hi« lifeless body, and his
venomous poisoning. and the tragedy
ideal« will yet be made a part of the
-n-d I. Oakville. Lebanon. Lacomb,
<>f the aliove family prove* out the
Shelburn, latrwood and Scio and al-
political history of the United States
Statement. The reason for this
most all of the surrounding com-
While he failed in putting the Unit*
deadly poison is «aid that the beans
mm-ity at Crabtree were there to
rd States within the league of na-
take the poison from the ground.
hear and help in the discussions and
tions, his enthusiastic support of it Scio Business Men arc Inaug
Rut the terrible thing baa occurred,
Singers From Albany Prove program And all numbers were
and the coming knowledge that it is
and the investigation ao far made
urating a Campaign of Sav­
I heir Worth to a Large and roundlv applauded. President Gil-
and was the proper thing to do, will
by the authorities place« the blame
ing— Read Their Ada
Appreciative Auction* c
more clearly dawn on the American
k« > called the meeting to order at
on no one. and if they did there
people an<l some dav not far distant
« o’clock, and announced the follow­
last week, in bold tvpe, w- t >’d would tie no one to implicate, for
become a reality. Hi* political en­
The auditorium of the Christian ing program:
That
of something that win g >mg t all are now cold in death
emies will place this country there,
church was packed last Thur« i«v
J C. Irvine, «ecretary-treasur« r
it
is
a
most
heart
rending
tragedy,
happen through th-- S-io b’isni» -
but Woodrow Wilson will recieve all
night to hear th«« Presbyterian choir of the Linn County Open Forum,
no
one
can
deny,
and
the
big
heart
men, and this week we are telling
the glory he will not know it, but
of th«« people of the county is melt­ of the First church of Albany n- ler led th® community song, then prayer
what is to happen.
his posterity will, and that will com-
it's Chritlm»« cantala
This ha I was offered by Rev. Belxer of Crab­
On [»age 5 will t>e found u pag> ing to the survivors, and the deaths
psnaala for the humiliation attemp­
lieen given in other places re--.«ntiv. tree
Mr. Irvine also gave a short
have
brought
a
gloom
not
easily
ad full of real bargains for every
ted to l>e placed upon him at the try­
and Scio was glad to have the opiior tula full of hope and inspiration.
shaken
off.
This
community
comes
home, and these bargain« arc n
ing time.
in for a part of the sadness, and is tunity to hear them here
The next numlier was a talk by
He sleeps, and may hi* ashes be staple and well known article«.
Dr. 1). V. Poling. Pa«tor of the President F E t'allister, who gav®
in the person of the 10 year old son
There
is
no
fake
in
the«.-
»-I
.
by
the
at rest and his high ideals become a
church and leader of the choir, cer­ r«-a- iis for the formjng of the Open
The pric- s are of Mr. and Mrs. Yunker. who lives
part of the circle that will make the Scio merchant*
near Thomas station. Little Werner tainly has an organization that h<- Forum, saying it was because of the
whole world kin and at peace. The cheaper, we believe, than you will Yunker was a popular lad with his can well be proud of. He give« it
plight people are in since the dose
utmost devotion of his wife during find elsewhere, ami if you. dear
all the attention powiible, and th«- of the world war. hungering for
school
mates,
and
he
will
be
missed
the years of his affliction also will reader, are looking for a ounce t
bv them, where he at tends, I school members in turn give him th«« atten­ »om- thing to help them forget the
be a stimulant to untold thousands save money at home, her« h your at River View and at DeVany. tion due the lea ler and the ren hum
troubles they fell heir to. He wa«
who follow, and her example will be chance.
Words cannot express, nor tears tell of the high class musical numlx-rs abl;, backed in this statement by
Every
week
from
n
-w
on
that
emu I ate-1 a* never before.
• Jim Brvant of Riverside, vlce-prea-
the innermost feeling in the hearts he secures for them.
t he curtain has gone down on the page will be replete with bargain«, of the many friend* of this estimable
From remarks heard by those who i«l--nt of the organization. * Both
last act of a world figure, and a* and you will tie repaid many t n« -
attended the cantata, one cannot gentlemen are pleasing speakers and
family.
w.- pull it aside, may we not reflect 1 for reading it carefully. You will
The combined funeral for the help but believe they are from the leld the large audience in rapt at-
that humanity is too quick to tear say "thia is srltiuhne-«» on me part
eleven members of the family who heart ansi not merely camollaug«* tentian.
rsunder the works and ideals of of the local merchants.” and witu
E met Hartruff of laicomb sang a
have died will he held at the First In fact, there is no room to camo
inenilwra of our society and cause that we will agree. No one « not
flage such splendid musical treats come song.
entitled
"Prune®.
Prerbyterlan
church
at
one
o
’
clock
us to be more charitable one to an­ selfish if there is one, he os »he
Esch soloist was applauded to the Prunes.” and received the plaudits
tnis
afternoon,
and
the
sermons
will
ought to go in a niu-cum and there
other.
be deliverer! in German and English. echo, and each performed b-autiful- of the assemblage.
The funeral was held yesterday ggt rich.
ly. Mime of the numtier* being verj
A ape -ial song written for the oc-
In this page wherein is located There will lie two s«»ts of pall hear­
and although private the head* of
difficult
of
interpreting,
but
wh«m
casion
was prepared by Mr. Hern
ers. jA'wn-ups and young peoble,
untold numt>ers were bowed in rev­ the a<is of the merchant* will l-e
tn
the
hands
of
masters
all
thing*
if
Crabtree
for his little daughter.
Tne dead are:
erence The American flag was at found from time to time, u> i< « of
are
possible.
Marie, entitled "On the Banks of
Hilda Gerbig. aged 10.
naif most from his death until after interest from the vnr r- « « --i.il
If the choir should ever return to the Crabtree,” and this called for
Marie Gerbig. aged 7.
forces
of
the
communit
ai»l
mer
­
the funeral.
our midst, which will probably b- an encore, which was given. A
Mr*. I’aul Gerbig. aged 34.
chants ask that ad »ant
tie taken
Mr*. Gotfried Ruehling, aged 23. shortly after Foster Sunday, a larger beautiful dance with bella was also
of tnr opportunity • tell wo at 1«
Entertain* Club
building will have to !>• «••cured t- given by thr little girl. Mr. Hern
Gotfried Ruehling . aged 25.
wanted and why
tnv of the rnvr
hold
the people who will come t arcompanie<| on the violin.
Reinhold Gerber, aged 73.
.Mrs. Edwin Holland was hostess cnants will expb 1 th«- plan, oat it
hear
them A collection was take«
L. W. Gothal of laibanon sang a
Werner Yunker. aged. 10.
Friday for the 500 Club. Honors ia understood t .-re will b>- no ad-
to
help
the local church rain- iO- lieautiful baritone solo, and gra-
Esther
Gerbig.
aged
13
months.
for the afternoon's game went to vertisement 1« nd- I to create gain,
quota for home mission«, and at th« ciouniy responded to an encore.
Mr* Rienhold Gerber.
Mr*. P. H Macihmald acd Mrs. Carl but must b for enlightenment
dose the choir was given a fine
I. V. McAdoo was called on fur
Margareth Gerbig.
Bragg
Very dainty refreshments But read t* • page, get acquainted
luncheon at the home of J. I! Couey. i short talk, his remarks being along
i’aul Gerbig.
were served al the close of the after­ with your .me merchant and thus
the line of the good will that will
•
become real boosters for your hone Those who will probably recover:
noon
Mrs. A W. Hagey subetuted
All
persona
who
have
bills
against
come
from the people getting to-
people.
Horst Rhueling, aged 2.
for an absent member.
the
gym
committee,
other
than
the
*g«*tner in such a manner as the
And we should «1» no I««»«, ind do
Arrangements are being made to
bouda please send bill to chariman meeting of the evening.
all we can dn for all of us
bury the members of the Gerbig
See page five.
gym committee, care Tommy E.
Mrs J. L- Murdock of Shelburn
union there ia strength.”
and Gerber families in one lot. Mr.
Smail, as early as possible.
ang a lieautiful solo, and responded
and Mra. Ruehling and W’erner
Mm. Wm. Rreener. Mrs. J. N to an encore.
Salvation Army Coming
Yunker will be buried im another
Mr» Amos of Lehason. president
Weddle. Misses Vella Brenner and
lot, all at Riverside cemetery.
'
”
f
th® Women's Civic Improqement
♦
Dorris We«ldlr were In Salem Tues*
On Friday night. Feb. 15. the Al­
.«■ague,
of ’hat city, proved herself
bany branch of the Salvation Armv
day on pleasure and business.
See page five.
(
Contino«d
on psgs 4.)
will come to Sci.i ami put on an en­
BUY AT HOME
AND SAVE MONEY
CANTATA BY CHOIR
HUGELY ENJOYED
I )R.C. FICQ
Dentist
Cusick Bank Building
Albany, Oregon
Offers for a limited time hie reg
ular
$40 Plates lor $25
PER SET
Also 22 k Bridge Work tf r AA
at, per tooth
...........
It will pay you
to get my
estimates
tertainment and a t>ie «-<-ial. at
which the pies will lie sold at public
auction. There will be 12 people on
the program, and the entire evening
will be one of pleasure and profit t<>
those who go. The program will t-e
given at the 7. C. B. J. hall. Coffee
will be served free with th* purchase
of the piee. FJveryt»»ly w ho believe«
in helping this worthy organiz »ti.ui
is invited to attend
No admittance
fee will be charged
Mrs >hotw«-ll. Mi « Hall and
Aunt Becky Morri« attended the
Forum meeting at Crabtree Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
People’s Thcajre
Basket Ball
Saturday Sunday
Halsey Girls vs. Scio Girls
and
Halsey Boys vs. Scio Boys
a
Presents Jack Holt in
“A Gentleman
of Leisure”
and
Will Rodgers Comedy
Admission 10c-25c
Friday Night
February 8th
1 )A NCE
At Wesely Hall
SATURDAY NIGHT
h’EBT i>
Scio Gymnasium
Minie by "Dreamland Six”
Orchestra of Salem.
Admission 2 5-3 5c
ADMISSION ... $1.00
Tax included