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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1916)
w f » * V. ♦ 1 I'll ' S»*xr * ■* »*> A4 « * • ?-• a ? •■* *- A- -Ài ‘ ' A * • - 4 V **.' ♦ » • .W « * **• T The Scio Tribune 1125 a year Wm. Ingram, of Sodaville, was in town yesterday to attend a Crown Mines mtwting GERMANY'S REPLY Dr T. K. Sanderson X DR A. G. PRILL (t'-ontinucd from page 11 Physician and Surgeon President Wilson's note was (Audi dale Frank Porter, of llalsev positive demand It cited a rondi- ( alto Attended was ia town yesterday. looking after tion which, if it was Germany's Day or Night Mrs. Emma (!yrus went to Port political matters. Illune 27-7 pur|H>«r to continue, meant th«* SCIO ORE land Friday for a few days stay. J. D. Densmore ami C. C. Wade ••verance of diplomatic relations Portland is looking for ■ replica made a business trip to lx*ban<»n Germany's equivacablr reply shows of the floods of 1894. next month. ORMX)N Tuesday afternoon. a dlsresyiecl for the American nation, 81’10 George Gibbons says he has done because <»f lack of frankness It is Mrs G. W. Morris, of Eugene, more pleasant work than painting a «ran a house guest of her step moth next door to insult. The president roof with creewote paint. er. Mrs Rebecca Morris, last week. demanded tn know what her future Germany We make a specialty of Friend Work on repairing the old butch submarine purpose was after arguing the question statrs ship. Engagement and Wedding er shop next tn the creek. was l>egun PAINTS —WAIL PAPER that certain orders had Iren given Rings. F. M. French 4 Son. Albany. this morning. The building is tn I he present Portland Our new stock oi wall Oregon. be ready for occupancy within ten her submaiine commanders, but price, for First Grade paper has arrived and ending the note by saying by impli Albany will hold the state trap davs. cation. unless we made England the catalogues may be paint, range from $2.50 shoot next week. It is expected The dales for the leimnon Straw, that s>»me of the best shots on the berry fair are June I and 2. Great rater her blockade the orders to her to $2.70 per gallon. had by anyone inter submarin**» would be counterman coast will lie present. preparations are Iwmg made tn ested. We offer you Lx» we ded. Wren C. Crews, of Sbtsld, was a make the effort of this year the Broa.. the quality stand- We want you to get Just what President Wilson's next caller at The Tribune office Tuesday. twst ever. ard. at $2.35 while the this catalogue and com setion will be has not been mad«- Mr. Cri-ws is a candidate for the public But every American citizen prejcnf sfoc^ lasts. pare quality and prices republican nomination for county! N. M. Newport, of Lebanon who has red blood in his veins will with any catalogue you surveyor. Due to the increased Candidate For the Legislature lie glad to see him make the words may now liave in your in the damage suit against Dr. coat of linseed oil the ■ >f his last n<>te t>> Germany good Stark, of Albany for an auto-in<iU»r- home. price of paint ha. stead N. M Newport, of Ixlianon. who H>* should at once and without any ----------------- .............................. cycle colltoioii. the jurry rendered a ily advanced up to the to a candidate for the republican further |mrl«*y. recall Ambassador veribcl in favor uf Dr. Stark, the On top of the fact that nomination for the legislature from Gerard and give the German abmas present time, and un defendant, last week. we offer belter quality Linn county. is the only candidate Mul<>r at Washington his passports less the shortage of oil Two candidates for county sur for that position from the north half an<i belter prices, any But President W ilaon alihors war i. relieved, it is prob veyor. each claiming to own the of the county, then- l»eing three to ami to willing to go to great lengths unbroken rolls may be able that it will go even original E T. T Fisher field note« nominate ami there being five enndi* to avoid sending America's young returned to us. is a |M»litical peculiarity. One must dale», the other four i»eing from men out on the firing line as food higher. own n copy as there could be but the south half of the county. for bullrts lie knows the enormous one original. Mr. Newport has lived In Oregon cost in blood and treasure war en The weather clerk got a little too for more than 30 years and ha» tails. We may. therefore, reason- ‘Rrj^.ll Store anxious for a change last Frhlay. to lived in Linn county for 24 years. ably expect that he will watchfully OREGON the opinion of most of our farmers. 14 years in Albany and 10 years in await the actions of Germany's Had fair weather continued another Ijebanon. He has grown up in undersea l«*ata. iwfore he takes any i week, n«*arly all seeding would have Oregon and was educated here in further action. But he should curtly Reef. ‘Pork. Vral, Peal Loaf. Pork Sausage, llamburger^^ been over. the public schools and at Willamette inform Germany that the first taper The Oregonian's A litany dis|>atch university at Salem, where he took of ner submarines tn the indiscrimi Smoked Meals. l.ard. Pickled Pork und ’Deal, says that Zink resisted Deputy Sheriff the full college course and graduat nate sinking of either |<assengvr or Pickled Heart, Longue and‘Pigs Eeel, He also freight steamer*, will mean the Undley be<*auar he thought Undley ed with high honors. Canned Pork and Peal. was sGerman while he. (Zink) claim graduated from the law school, and severance of diplomatic relations ed to lie French. Both are American he did this with his own unaided and that a repetition of the same ■ fl Sil ()\ I RIDA} S efforts by baching and doing janitor will bring about active retaliation born and are natives of Oregon. WHERE < LEAN 1.1 Nt-SS b SUPREME Germany's actions through her Mr. and Mrs. J. F. W«wly went work. He was raised on a farm and his agents and sympathizers in our own to Portland. Wednesday morning.I ¡■eople have all been farmers and he country, in fomenting strikes; in en The trip was made to place Mrs HCTE1. BI j CX K owns 160 acres of land in Linn deavoring to destroy our ships with I Wreely under an X-rav examination. planted bomba, in her activities in! eountv. He has always tieen inter Her h«-alth has l»een declining for He American politics, etc . shows that some weeks and doctor« do not agr«-e ested in farm and farm life has become by his own industry and her txiastad friendliness io the Unit as to what her ailment is. effort, one of the sulwtantial tax ed States is Iwt s sham She does Snow and sleet storm are reported FOR BARGAINS IN payers of the county. He is married not merit even common courtesy from acroea the mountains and ex and has a wife and two daughters, from the American government. ceedingly high winds and rain in the both the daughters now la-ing in valley, last Sunday Scio had rain in high school, lie has been a strong Alfred L Gedde. town accom|>anir<i with blustery friend of the public schools and has winds and snow on the hills, a good taken a deep interest in school affairs sample of March weather. To the republican voters of Linn for he has been one of the twst county:- I am a candidate for the Report says our new drug store friends the young men in the school office of County Surveyor and am will be located in the hotel block, have had. and has assisted a number using the room fitted for a barber to complete the high school course. now serving my fourth term in that shop ami the room now occupied For several years he has furnished capacity. The office of county surveyor is for a butcher shop. The old time the high school with an athletic field butcher shop on the comer next to one in which experience to a very free. He believes in good schools, Go to the creek will be fitted up for the good roads, ami good citizenship. necessary qualification and one in which it requires several years prac- Sanitary Market But he is a strong advocate of strict 9 i lice in hamiling deed, road and in public affairs. He be The Tribune family is indebted to economy < I other records connected with the the Murria-Jones-Luckenbach fishing lieves that the people are entitled to surveyors office, before one is com party, who returm*d from a two- i a dollars worth of results for every South Side of Liridge petent to give his best matured of public fund, extended days fishing trip Thursday morning dollar < judgment to th<«e requiring same. of last week, for a fine mesa uf if you believe him the right kind OREGON 1 have hail 16 years experience in fine mountain trout The stream, of man to represent the county in were most tin» full of snow water the legislature, then vote for him at the surveying profession. Eight years in government work, eight for good fishing, All the same the the primary .May 19. years in county and municipal sur (Paid adv.) catch on the trip numbered 365. veying. 1 attended school at the Editor E M Regan, of the Albany University of Oregon. Herald, was acquitted of the charge During the incumbency of E. T. Learn to say No! Its the biggest little word in the English language uf libel in a few minutes when the Every dav. each hour of the dav, there to the temptation to spend Fisher in the office of County Sur case was submitted to the jury Mr. money. Yield to it and vou will be poor all your life lx-arn to say I veyor he accum dialed the govern- Regan proved that the alleged lilir- NO. put every dollar ar.d even penny you can possibly scrape to nwnt field notes for Linn county gether in your bank account here ami you will l<ecome bath rich lous editorial published in the Herald and .arranged them in book form and successful If you sav no today to the little things you will grilling City Marshal Austin ami along with the reestablished govern be able tn sav YES in the future to the big things Night Watchman King was substan ment comers The notes are a very' "A time comes to the moat easy when be mint answer NO* or go tially true. valuable record to the surveyor open-eyed to ruin. Then he finds that, from long disuse, the word Yesterday completed the 46th will not shape itself." Stanley S Wevman. owning the same and gives him a year of reaiijvnce in Oregon of this decided advantage for accuracy and writer. 44 of which haw t»een in efficiency in surveying. I purchased Linn county. The development of tbewe notes from the Fisher estate ALBANY "saymr rum skrvk k " OREGON all portions of the state have been on entering the county surveyors W» M* ( Mt M>« SUMM« «•> MT aatMiet «(«Mala wJ cartiScstM u4 4 m «M great. Then Portland had but N00O office. people and the railroad had been Republican Candidate If nominated and elected to the completed but from Portland to office of County Surveyor I will for •ADVERTISE IN Oregon City and Albany was but endeavor to give to the citizens of CIRCUIT JUDGE just rmerg-ng from her village days I Jnn county the Iwst of my know ledge and experience. * Paid adv. having not more than 1500 nopula- linn and Marion ('»unties tion Scio had nearly as many people at the Republican primaries Sol Lindley, of Lebanon. then as now. yet there has l»ren AND GET RESULTS May 19. 1916 Soo vwitor vmterday great improvement, just ths DENTIST PAINTS AND WALL PAPER E. C. PEERY, Druggist • ?, 4 SANITARY MARKET General Merchandise Furnishing Goods Groceries, Etc i. S I PROCHASKA & CO ALBANY STATE BANK G. Bingham THE SCIO TRIBUNE ;■
