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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1916)
-» T«. to * t -W.ivi <w, Everybody says Christmas very quiet in Scio. *u Holiday weather is about as good could lw expected Boys get your skates rtwiy You may have uas for them this week C. S. Wiley drove over to Albany Monday to meet his brother. l^eanyear will be here Sat uni ay. an girls get ready to p<«p the ques Our school boys and girls seem to tion be enjoying holiday week greatly. A few full-M<jod Barred Rock Several Scio merchants had nicely roosters for sale st 31 60 esrh. See decorated windows for Christmas. E G Arnold The 1. 0. O, F lodge will give a We hsve clubbing rates with all dance at their hall tomorrow night. newspapers and magaxinea Come A rabbit drive out in the Silver and see us before you order. Lake rountry rtwulted in the killing Forest Woodmansee, who to at of 6iM8i bunnies tending a dental college in Portland, The water wagon will be overtax came up last Thursday for the holi ed this year br-cauar many will make day vacation. a virtue of necnwdty Roy Crawford, of Albany, has Ed Wvwely and Mrs. Emma Cain sued his wife for a divorce Mrs. went to Albany Monday afternoon Crawford, when > girl, was a resi tn fill a mumcal engagement. dent of Crabtree Plumbing or Tinning DYNAMITE CAPS Wh«rat ner bushel Oats ’• Bran (w-r ton I mi f. W twat rhop prr '*>n VOal chop Barley ( hop " " Sen»« Itlect Flour per sack Eggs prr down Butter tier roll Chickens, hens per lb While blasting stumps on hto place •• . .. r— . _ •• •< ^ring about two and a half miles north of • s Albany early y«*sterdavgjF' Jea» Holmes, son of f S# 3 85 .30 28.00 FRED OHLEMIER ,* m S M» W A- BrU»» 82.00 30.00 30,00 1.80 25 40 Hi» Experten«* to Worth Money to Y<>u Í last Sunday night. He was an em ploye of the paper mills for several years. Specialty Mt ... .. for you at Bargain Day rates, pro- Miss Agness Weaelv, forewomen viding you pay for The Tribune one of one of the departments in Meier year in advance. A Frank's big department stores in Mr. and Mrs. Bino. of Shelburn, Portland, came up last week tn were Scio visitors Monday and made spend the Christmas holidays with The Tribune office a pleasant call. home folks. As a result thia |>aper will he a The Southern Pacific and Oregon weekly visitor to the Bino home Electric railroads have been ordered during 1916. by the State Public Service commi» The Tribune was unable to get sion to connect their tracks at Al a list of the officers of several of bany. an that loaded freight cars our lodges for this issue We will may he transfered. be glad if the secretaries of the Idle rumors tell us of surveyors lodges we have not noticed will hand for the Dimiek electric (Oregon City- in a list of their officers. Mt. Angell railroad being in this The outlook for the lumber in locality. We hope it to true and dustry is becoming brighter right that prospects are such that actual along. Nearly all of the logging building work to a matter of the camps are running on full time, near future. some <»f them not stopping fur the it to reported that a fight occurred holiday week. out at the Shelburn dance Christ Mrs. M. C. Gill went to Portland mas eve. in which a Scio boy was Monday for a holiday visit at the involved. It to also further stated home of her aon, Ralph. Miss Grace, that instead of paving hto fine and I her daughter, who to teaching in thus making things straight with Eastern Orvaxm. will meet her the law. he has departed for parts mother there. unknown. Rev. Hutton, of the Anti-Saloon league, lectured to a good audience at the Christian church last Sunday evening. The gentleman to a good speaker and understands the "dry" law which goes into effect Friday at midnight, better I rates for electric lights. Amending the ordinance correcting width of L I » .in d •- for an rau-s <>f an all ¡New Barber Shop| well known Benton >'•># roroived an injury that a» very serious H**ing| other men. Joe llardet Bingham, wm bl*»ting • h«-n one charge failed' went beck to see what R ter. The charge of ly removed from in«* »tug taken out ami cxaminMl BEST AVAILABLE Nm 200.010 C km Alsa RespaasiM* IV «a..’,, w /A*4" **• -! on file. Gently laxative, pleasant to take and guaranteed to give you relief or your money liack. Secure a box today anti have it near at hand, for when a cold first «tart» ta th* time to break it up EL C. PEE1RY, Druggist DR. A- G. PRILL The Physician and Surgeon Store OREGON Calls Attended Day or Night t«» «W 3 tareff • t«Vf«3e>f*i j FARM LOANS Arelitiw 1 t* V*»tk Aru> Rt-mtonabl«* Rates Any Amount Ixing Time No waiting I lArwfft s, tot* fw.r-w iwr i f »3 9 F* w »» • %• I* (bit t I ♦ ‘ M «>|» f««g rat* JS Mti W HW Í vr ft l-< nNivcRsrrv or O regon HECKER At BEAM 133 Lyon St. Albany, Or. JO mn »O* R. SHELTON ■ADVERTISE IN THE SCIO TRIBUNE •AND GET RESULTS .tom scalps. »16 dw-mica! uld l>* a 12 39 n plant Jt» defi- oont of >r 1916 ers If you have anything to aril or want to buy anything, lease a farm or other property, try a want ad in The Tribune; it will get results and aave you both time and money. ' Electric courts in making budgets. Under the law. the court was compelled to draft the budget ami make the tentative levy the first of the month and then advertise it fur 20 days. Iiefore final action. This the Unn county court did and in doing so, had to estimate th«* state parts of the country with the hope tax. which hadn't I wen levied at the that publicity would tend tn stimu time late co-operation to combat A few days later the »Late tax epidemic. levy was announced it rciir«*aent» a sum of 882,800. In the tentative budget, th«* court had estimated it at 3100.(88). Consequently there was a difference of approximately 317,7(8). Fred Malone and Alvin McQueen As th«* law states that everything started for Eugene thia morning should I m * accounted for in th«* with <>ne cougar and four wild rat budget, the court figur«*«! that this hides which they had killed on top surplus could not I m * um <<|. although of the mountain 'in lame county. it was at first plann«*d to put it in They go to get the liounty on the the general fund. Desiring to plav ¡1201.70 Wwdera- i might ’gure» Budget ordered published in both city newspapers Following are the standing com mittee«: Ught and Water Peery. Thayer, and Wisely Streets and Public Property Thayer. MacDonald and Cain. Ordinance -Cein, Peery and Morrison Accounts and Current Expenses Bilyeu. Wesely and Mor- rtaon.. Ways and Means Morrison. MacDonald and Thayer. Public Health- Weselv. Cain and Bilyeu. waaaewsatdlhb 'Wmrita.« ggveea.se Second, the installation of either gas or »team power, to operate the plant when the water power is not sufficient or available and third, an inspection of all water main» ami hydrants and fire avpratus and hav ing them placed in first class condi tion and. if m^ssary, to pay for the services of some person tn have charge of and see that the fire apparatus is always in condition for immediate use. Streets and Public Property Several ordinances were introduc Main street, the public thorough ed and were referred to appropriate fare through the city, has reached committees for investigation. a deplorable condition and needs By motion a special meeting of your attention. Thia requires some the council wax ordered for Monday time and labor on your part, and January 3. at 6 45 p. m The Street estimates should I m * secured for the and public protierly committee was grading of the street, according to instructed to look after the city pul city grade, and improvement of the ami place it in sanitary condition. aame bv crushed r<>ck or otherwise, Recorder was instructed to pur with the least possible expense, con- chase three stars for city marshal «stent with permanent work anti n t c ea mry supplies for the city An inspection of ail walks of the recorder and city treaaurer. Ad- city, requiring all improvement to journed. be placed on grade and according to ordinances. Unn count's receipts, last year, (Irdinances from all sources, were 1718.549.34 A revision of all ordinances on Dtohersementa for the year were I 3630, 143 82, leaving a balance on our books, the repeal of obsolete hand. January I of 329.401.12. ordinances and the enactment of There is no bonded indebtedness. new ordinances in conformity with J the charter. Probably no other county In the I Amending the ordinance on meter state can make a better showing. Mtrii . > I Unn county's tax levy for 1916 will be Hi mills, instead of 12 mills. The change ww made thro after noon by the county court when th»* budget came up for final ronsidera- tion and as it »tends now, with its levy a half mill lees than the tenta tive draft, to officially adopted, to morrow being the last day of grace. It was first announced that the budget was officially adopted yester day. but th** court decided to furth er consider it. with th«* matter of lowering the levy tn view. This action to due to the fact that the stale tax is less than the court figured It would lie and is also due to the law regulating the county New York. Chicago, Philadelphia, i 592(8) Boston. San Francisco. Seattle. De I 70.00 troit and Cleveland reported the disease widely prevalent, ('leveland •.1136 21 and Detroit each have prolaibly 100.- 445 OO 000 cases Of the larger cities. Buffalo, Pittsburg. Baltimore. Port «15M1.21 land. San Diego, Dallas and Mobile reported no signs of an epidemic. 11076 70 Surgeon General Blue said tonight 125,00 he hud called for reports from all COPY same delivered at tlwil in Scio. OREGON, - Dittataci ta Stall Tai nd De- Washington, Jan 3. Inffuenxa is 3 25.9« spreading over the United State» 186.28 from coast to coast in the most «•Hous epidemic ever known, taking 3 212 2« a large loll in lives and causing gid. on economic loss by incapacitating work 8101.02 ers in all walks of life. Ke|>orts from public health service officer» 288.15 made public tonight by Surgeon 36.62 General Blue »how that already the 260 hx disease has created a grave problem for many of the larger cities, and 8686 47 is spreading to th«* rural communi ¡1«. >1 ties J A barrar ta oí Title Examined til - ClntluM awl Datrart ■ndition y pros- cream for the I »-batrar paying the highest mark Contftyentor LEVY FOR 1916 IS REDUCED 1-2 MILL INFLUENZA HOLDS Muy larfi CibM R «part Olitasi hml- Aetna D m tt Law Itfalatiat th C m H s force after th«-ir hot ext burn hto skin. A »piiMi' •tump about five rndtf! Notary Public and 31.25 THE YEAR SCIO. UNN COUNTY. OK»ION. JANUARY 6. 1916 .10 two inch«*« thick »a* dri the si«ie of one leg n**®r eves were injurod «nd tl the charge effected the Scio’s Aral snow commenced to a time.- Albany DernfiK fall Tuesday morning, but as there was no front In the ground, it melt WiH Bay Cm ed as fast as it fell and the squall lasted but for a few minutes. The Scio Feed Messrs Abbott and Hutchinson, of the Scio hotel, are rapidly placing their hostelry in the front rank of A good many people are complain country hotels, as a good place to ing of the grip in thia vicinity. In get eats. eastern cities many of such cane» IMctnrs say to keep If you want any of the daily jirove fatal away from people who rough and papers. The Tribune will get them Mr. and Mrs. B. F, Thorp, of Corvallis and Mrs. Pearl Haektoman of Albany, who had been spending Christmas al the home of Thomae Ixrge, Sen., returned to their homaa Monday The ladies are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Large. a Repairing Satisfaction Guaranteed Fruit In»p««<*tor D. W Rumbaugh, A dance woe given Tuesday night of Aihany. was In town yesterday up at the monastery in Bilyeu Den Iroking after orchard matters. Ed Wesely ef this city was in chsrgv In some way the cap wc of the mucic President WI toon was 59 years old U m * roncuau««i causing- last Tuesday. He to now enjoying Allvuiy Masons ami many from the 74 in U m * box on th» his second honeymoon at HotSpring» nearby towns, celebrated St. John’s explode along with half day, Monday evening, giving an dynamit«. throwing Hh Bluestrm wheat was quoted at dal»«>rate program 15 feet and badly mjuri »1 00 per bushel in Portland thia Scio’s first frost of the winter oc l«>dy. Harder, who w Wednesday week, Valley- wheat, dub. at 98 curred Tueedav night ner**»» th«* stump, wav • morning the ground was crusted cents. down, am! Bingham for about an meh We make a specialty of Frtornd- team of h«*rw-s nearbiK Roy C. Wood and Clara D More by the force of the • vol Wedding ship. Enirairenienl and Rings. F M French & Son. Alliany. head. both of Sweet Home, were Holm««» was placed ■ granted a marriage license thia and taken to the h**u»c jl Oregon. week. (»swible and Dr. W. H. i Mr. and Mrs. W II Cross went J. F. Holmes, who wM injur ««I to drees the wounds, s down u> Silverton Christmas morn by dinsmite cans, as mentioned else the injured man was na ing for a holiday visit with relatives where. died of-hto wounds and the •nd was improved «ve’O ami friends. dmck Wednrwiay morning but his is a peculiar <a Next month aspiring candidates About all of Scio school teachers Davis has not determined for office will lie ripe when we will are spending holiday week at their full extent of his tnjuric all have an unusual lot of warm "His body has a thoa| respective homes None of them person* I friends. it" was the way Dr Has are permanent residents of Scio. the caw* this morning.II Thanksgiving and Christmas usual Mrs. Maud Connoway and children ly brings the "kids*' home and the of the Hood River country, arrived •hells of the dvmtinfa aforesaid kids ami their parents are Christmas evening for a holiday against him. tearing nto made happy by the visit. visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs most off, Many hit hi« Numerous small evergreen trees J. A. Bilyeu. were in evidence last Friday, indi Application for the appointment cating that many family Christmas of a receiver for Unnhaven Orchard >■*» would please the youngsters. (\»mpany was denied by Judge Francis A. Waddock, a prominent Wolverton, of the U. 8 district Ghanon citixen, died in that city court in Portland last week. THE SCIO TRIBUNE - mot - safe in the matter as. according to members of the court, there is n«» telling when an objection to action taken may I m * raised, court d«*cided to lower the levy half mill as It would reduce budget to what the court ha«l figur ed for running expenst-s. Commenting on the recommenda tion of the Taxpayers* lx-agu«* com mittee to spend th«* surplus for hardsurfaring a stretch of road. County Commissioner Irvine »aid: "If we hud put a provision in the budget for thia purpose, it would have lx*en possible to abide by the recommendation, but since nothing of the kind was done, we don't see any other way out of it." Alliany Herald Th* four act comedy drama and ^to^ort» for pm« •»•<■« t own «mt^roe electric pie social given at the (¡range hall light and water system, has a defi Newyears eve was a complete suc- ciency standing against it. which cent. The play lasted two hourw does not promise to he any lietter then thev sold the pies for which um for the coming year, unless operat they received 310. ed under a different plan Mrs. T. J. Malone and family The estimate«! exnensrs for the spent Christmas at the home of her roming yror, judging from the past mother in Sweet Home. Mrs. C. M would be about as follows: Duncan and son. Mrs. Van Epps. Superintendent 39OOOO W S. Swink, Lucy McCoy, A. L. Interest 3(8) (8) Weddle and family, and Mrs. M. J. Steam power 200.(8) Weddle were present. All enjoyed Repairs . 100(8) themselves in the good old fashioned Supplies 30.00 way Wood 25.18) They had two Christmas trees at Wood for steam 100 (8) Holley, the entertainments were fine Water power 180.(8) and the children did their porta 31833.(8) well. Total I Water Pipe» Burtt Mr and Mrs. D. W. King were I Estimated revenue for the year ‘ 32160.00 Crawfordsville visitors Sunt!ay. go- Prof, and Mrs. White spent holl- down in their sleigh, The snow was Deduct 16% for sinking day week visiting friends and rda- 324.00 fine for sleighing. fund lives elsewhere, During their ul>- sence the cold snap came and bu rated Misses Nora and Effie Splawn, of 31836 00 Balance the water pipes in their residence. Albany, are spending the holidays 81836.(8) Expenses 1916 with their tairenta. Mr. and Mrs. G. The bath room pipe, which reaches 230.15 Deficeno 1915 the second story is the one that did B. Splawn. the damage, flooding the parlor 32128.00 Total f The Crawfordsville I. O. O. F.. Income, net 81336 (8) 30 in number, went to Brownsville below and damaging the piano and furniture. Deficit for 1916 287.00 Saturday tn help initiate some new Mrs. Vivian Bilyeu discovered the From the above report it seems members. More than 100 were leak and having the key. entered that the deficit in the fund would present. A fine supper was served the building and put a stop to the not be taken up under the present Dan Turpin and family have rent miniture cloudburst. manner of operating the plant. ed the old Malone place and moved (Continued on page 4) onto the same. Scio Tribune one year for 31 25 I «toe
