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THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL. 6 NO. 32 SCIO. I.INN COUNTY. OREGON. JANUARY 26. 1917 ALBANY STILL WANTS TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS TO SECURE THE FAIR BRIEFLY MENTIONED Letter Frw C h I mi SdMitt m M Atswir Glnatd Frie AssecutH m M Uaittf Ara Saif Eifiaaitan Ateet Praia ta|atc>a$- Ip Ta lit* News tie Mattar SANTIAM FARM TOPICS out Mondav for eastern Oregon via Indepen dence and Htwr Griffin left Tues day for John Day, to look after hia horses he haa there on the range They meet at Woodburn Tuaedav. John Griffin SI.50 THE YEAR PERSHING SENDING SIEGE OF BRITAIN HIS SUPPLIES OUT BY SEA PLANNED tatptsts art N ot M otm T otm I I« i 4- gurtm, Pregarattn fc.sa. ------ i EitMti Ymils Will Bi S h I Regard Itis, nd Otars Tbit Cacry CratribMd WuMTOMI Our Sunday school had a revival Sunday with a bountiful dinner. _______ Rev. Iler preached in the afternoon. A munition plant in Lmdon was Ail enjoyed the exercise« and the That Altianv etill hanker» for the Juarez. Mex.. Jan 22.~ A Mexi New York, Jan. 21. Germany sermon. blown up last Friday with a fright will declare a deep sea barrier can courier arrived here tonight fair and would open farther negotia ful loss of life and property. The Eda Bilyeu was over Sunday visit from t'aaas <■ ramies with an official around the British Isles, beginning tions. can be read between the line* of Cashier Schmitt's letter We cause is not supposed to be incen ing home folks and attending the message saying 161 motor trucks of F'ebruarv 1. This new» is brought i Sunday school dinner the American expeditionary force to New York by four paMwnger» ar- publish both Mr. Schmitt's letter diary. and President Prill's reply. The Eldon Griffin, who is working for left Coloma Dublan yesterday for i riving from British and Baltic porta Some 25.000 guardsmen are tube public will then know all about the sent home from the border. While < hicar Fillpot. was over Sunday to (olombus. N.M, loaded to the top on the Philadelphia, today, gave the with camp equipment, supplies, etc same versions of the new plana of attempted negotiations Comments they will tie allowed to dispense to bid his father good bye After ten months ami seven days | the German admiralty about Albany's offer for the fair their horn«-« when they arrive at the Mr Otswell. who has worked for The deep sea barrier will lie pa would add nothing, as Proaident home camn. they will he held in the M. C. Gaines for the ¡>ast four years, in the field. General Pershing') out trolled by 30 submarine« of the post troops were moving toward Prill's letter is fully explanatory. service subject to immediate call. j left Thursday for Portland to meet field headquarters today prepara latest type, all of which have tieen Mr. Smitt’s letter foiloars: The British government la asking some of his old friends, who intend tory to withdrawal of the punitive launched in the past two months Albany. Jan 18. 1917 for Boon women to work in munition to all return soon to their Sweeden expedition from Mexico, according and are capable of a tiiHHi-niile cruis home. plants. Dr A. G Prill. to a military —-g- received here ing radius, according to three Scio, Oregon. Wheat sold at Enterprise. Oregon Thomas Smail and his hired man Americana, travelers from Germany from Casas Grandes late today I >ear Sir: — last Saturdav at 31.55 per bushel. went a mile to cut wood and forgot The El Valle garrison started A note will be sent by the central A few davs ago we received from Two army aviators were lost for to take an ax moving toward Colonia Dublan, the powers to all neutral nations, warn Mrs. Jennie Shelton, secretary of four or five days in the sand dunes Frank Smith, of Salt Lake, was field headquarters, early yesterday, ing them of Germany's decision, the Linn County Eair association. a of northern Mexico. They had down the past week to recruit up and the entire column of 2500 similar to the note sent on Febru letter stating that our proposition neither food nor water and. when his father's wood pile for the winter. troops was expected to encamp to ary 18, 1915. which received Mr. had tieen rejected, and that it had found, were in a perishing con Mias Ella Smith returned to Salt night at the Mormon colony, where Wilson's famous reply in return de l>een decided that the Linn County dition. Lake with him for a few days visit. (jeneral Pershing haa hie head manding strict accountability from Eair would still he retained at Scio The Oregon legislature visited O. Our good neighbors are very quarters. Germany for any American life Thia is a rather brief statement and mindful of the old man ami good A. C. last Saturday They were This movement is only a concen placed in jeopardy. I had hoped to receive a letter from banqueted wife as they are aware we are hard tration of outpost troops, it was said Thia newest "danger zone” is the you giving me further details re The interstate bridge connecting up and scarce of eatables So when here tonight, preliminary to the north channel, which separates Ire garding what action you might have Oregon and Washington, near Van any of them have any nice pig meat withdrawal of the expedition land and Scotland, St. George's taken with reference to this matter. couver, will be open for trafic early or sausage, they never fail to aend The general movement of Ameri channel. Iietwren England and Ire As we tried to convey to you at the old folks a nice lot, which ia can troops from Mexico during the tn February. land and the entrance to the English the time of our conference at Scio, always thankfully received and never present week was predicted by a The order of K of P. is preparing thia committee does not wish to take channel. forgotten. Hope we may return high official of the Carranza govern an arbitrary or hostile attitude to hold another initiatory meet at All allied vessels, whether carry the compliments. ment here tonight, and official mes- towarda the Scio fair association ('rater lake, next August. ing contraband or not, will lie stop G. A. Griffin, who ia stall feeding lags-i were <wnt to General < arranza A 13-year old girl of near l^ebanon We want your good will and co ped. their crews ordered to take to a nice two-year-old beef on corn and other de facto commanders an operation as much as you want ours is a mother. W. F. Bundy, 66 years the ships boats and the vessel imme ami which he will kill in a few daya. nouncing the movements, which. It If our proposition was not satisfact old, is accused of being the fathsr. diately sunk. asked Rev Iler Sunday if he would waa said, in these messages. were ory. we would naturally like to He haa been bound over to ap|>ear The submarines which will patrol accept a nice chunk of beef, to tielieved to be preliminary to the know what you have to make in the before the next grand jury. this newest zone have a speed of 18 which he replied "most assuredly." immediate withdrawal of the puni way of a counter proposition. When the new Ross hotel was knots on the surface and 12 knots G. A is quite generous to those tive expedition from Mexican soil. Very truly yours. burned in Portland last Friday, submerged, it is said by the Ameri who appreciate a favor. Arrangements are being made to Alfred C. Schmitt. three lodgers lost their lives cana, who asserted that they had Anyone troubled with chilblains garrison the towns in Western Chi Chairman Committee from The middle west sustained the the highest German authority on huahua now occupied by American Central Willamette Valiev worst blizzard for many years last or corns can cure them by using this statement. Fach submarine dry powdered sulphur rubbed on troops. Fair Association. Sunday. General Digurx will send 3000 will operate in a ten mile radius, them and a liberal supply sprinkled and will tie held responsible for any President Prills reply: At Local Hospital in your socks in the morning It Is troops front Torreon, it waa an allied merchant vessels which slips Scio. Jan 23. 1917. a sure cure. Also, to remove warts, nounced tonight while General Mur past into an allied port. Alfred C. Schmitt. Mrs. Leo Rund, of Bilyeu Den rub them with castor oil at nights guia will police a part of the terri Flach submarine ia to lie equipped Albanv, Oregon. and who has been suffering from for about a month or use common tory with his troops. with six torpedo lulies, two rapid Dear Sir: Your favor of January pneumonia for some ten days or honey at nights on them for about fire guns mounted fore and aft, 18th at hand and in reply beg to say Resotaiioos of Condolence more, was brought to the local a week and they will all disappear bomb laying chambers ami a large that the secretary of the Linn county hospital last Saturday. Dr. Prill without pain or you knowing when supply of bombs, mines and gren fair association was acting under in had drawn water from her right they went or where Whereas. The Ruler of the Uni ades. structions of the association, in lung twice at different times. 16 verse has removed from our order Munition* Exports Huge notifying you of the action of the In the case of neutral vessels pas ounces in each instance. The last our esteemed Brother. George society. sage through the war zone their time some pus was taken as well Koeneke and Washington. Jan 22 War muni-i I was not present at the annual Whereas. We his brother member* cargos will lie examined as previous Sunday he operated on her, taking tions exports from the United States! meeting, nor at the board meeting ly and. If they are carrying contra of Dierdorff lxidge No 64. I. <>. 0« out a short section of a rib and to the European allies since the war , - organisation of the same, so am band, thev, too, will la* sunk, their F„ of Scio, desire to express our placed two drainage tubes. Dr. began have approached 31.000,000,- not familiar with any discussions crews first having taken to the Dale, of Harrisburg, was present sorrow and respect for our departed 000 in value, figures compiled today which may have been made, outside lifeboats. an<i administered the anesthetic A brother; by the bureau of foreign and domes-, of the secretaries records. You will It ia understood that Germany is trained nurse haa the case in charge. Resolved, That In the death of tic commerce show. recall that I wrote vou some time preparing a new list of contralmnd Dr Prill stated she was getting In the two years and a half of the! our brother. George Koeneke. we previous to the meeting of our torn- articles, which will lie in effect as along nicely on Monday. have lost a worthy and honorable war this country haa shipped across mittee in Scio that It would take soon as the new note is sent to the memlwr. who was an honorable and the ocean cartridges valued at 385.- 33000 cash to secure the removal of Two Nonaala Proposed neutrals It is tielieved that large upright citizen and whose passing 000,000; 3350.000,000 in gunpowder, the fair. Again at the meeting of quantities of food stuffs, as well as leaves a vacancy in our order. 3475.000 000 in other explosives! youi committee with our fair board Salem, Jan. 22.** Representative Rrwtved, That we tender the other necessities of life, will appear and 360.000.000 in firearms I stated the conditions tn full. Sheldon, of Jackson county, is pre family of the deceased brother our on thia new contraband list. First, that it would take at least paring a joint resolution submitting Card el Thaakx sincere sympathy in their loss and Allied merchantmen similar to the 33000 in cash to the referendum of the voters at that a copy of these resolutions be British steamer Alwrteau, which Second, that the reasons for offer the next general election a normal In our hour of grief because of forwarded to them as a token of sailed Friday for Southampton via ing Albany an opportunity to secure school plan for the entire state. the sudden death of our beloved esteem and respect for our departed Halifax, with a steel gun turret, to the fair was not that the fair asso The measure proposes to maintain wife and mother, we desire to brother, and that a copy of the have a six inch gun mounted as ciation was a losing proposition, but the present school at Monmouth, but tender our sincere and heartfelt same he published in The Tribune. offensive as well as defensive war on the contrary, showed an annual to establish another at Ashland and a thanks to our many friends and By order of the lodge fare. will be considered as an armed net profit for ten years of 1100 per third at some place in Eastern Ore neighbors for their sy mpathy and A. E. Edwards cruiaer and will tie sunk on right, it year. But owing to the fact that gon to be designated by the regents. assistance during the funeral and Joseph Oupor ia said. The question of arming so many local fairs were held in the A maintainance fund of one 25th of burial of our loved one merchant vi-seals for attack is thus E J. Arnold 1 mill is provided for each school (Continued on page 2) A. F. Gooch and children. Committee. made a greater question at issue.
