The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., July 19, 1917, Image 3

vhs a:...ua) uieetin« of tbe Oregon
Slats l.diturial aseucteUoa ciosod at
■»■■ *■■«*—**!■
itendletoa with tks vlecUoa of the
A. K Voorble*.
On the road from Albany t*> Seto foltasrlag officers
Arrival and Iteparture of Paanenger
praei«
m.
G
ot*«
H
Currey,
Jr- vtee
| on the evening of the 4th, a light
Trains
president. Phil s batea secretary, and
weight gray overcoat. *i«e 46. The
Woodburn-Suringfii’ld Branch
I-: Krodl*. member of axe«-olive
finder
please write or phone central comm it lee.
WEST SCIO
office at Scio.
Owing to the fact that the mor
North
7:50 a m.
JN Weddle.
chaula and business man of ths The
South
5:31 p.m.
Hades have *ub*eribed liberally to lib
»1 wins I I
* • •
arty
bvuda and Red Crees funds and
Road to Ma. pines«
Corvallis A Eastern
further that there will bo additional
HUNKERS
He amiable, cheerful and good na- call for m««ey. it haa been deemed
. lured and you are much more likely to »tee not to bold the Wasco county
To Albany
12:26 p. m
1 bo happy You will find this difficult if
From Albany
9 2- am. not impossible however, when you are fair this fall
rnle*s the greatest precaution* are
Motor to Mill Citv
t9:05 a m. ' constantly troubh-d with constiprtkin
taken this stale «111 suffer heavy inaaoe
from “
4:21 p.m. Take Chamberlains tablet* and get rid from forest firs thia year, acrerdlna to
i of that and it will be easy. 1 hna* tab-
§ I »ally except Sunday
Hist* Forester F A Elliott He bases
’ tel* not only quive the bowels, but im­ thia predtctlea upon the unusally dry
Auto bus leave* Scio poutoffice
prove the appetite and strengthen the season and ths diffieulty. owing to the
7:10 a.tn. A 6:00 p m for Weal Scio digestion.
dry Umber, of controlling fires eace
8:16 a m A 13o p.m. for Munker*
they get started.
The Or«««* A California Hallread
C. C. BRYANT
company, which owns tbe mala Has
MUNKERS and WEST
operated bi the Houthera Pacific la
Oregon. rv*«l«ed during 1914 as In
SCIO STAGE
c*me from lease of road tbe sum of
(1,MO,744. according to the company's
3’1 2 New First National Bank RMg annual report filed with the public
Bilyeu A Bilyeu. Pni|»n
¡ALBANY
OREGON service commission
Phone 6-«’>15
Opening of the Oregon A CaJlfernl*
ST AUG Mt LTS Alt. TRAINS
grant lands, for which arrangements
ba«» been practically completed by
t*ravea Scio Postotfice -
the genaral land office. Is clouded
——— WHEN YOU WANT ------------
at 7:10 a m and SdM) p m for Wr«t Selo
with uncertainty as a result of the
and H.lo am and 1 .30 p m for Munhers
attorney general's opinion advising
against payment of any penalties or
interest on taxes to be paid by the
M*ct(*e» Issa* Rsseli*l*4
k*t*»v Pakt«
—SER —
government.
Following aetlon taken at a meeting
Wk
»lbw IkUge
of the board in Portland on Juno 1,
th* state game and flah ccmmlsalnn
Mis Experience is Worth Money
has posted Hood river and Herman
to You
Attorney at l>w
creek f Hood River county aa sal ano*
spawning streams, snd following July
Repairing a Specialty
«rrv attomnlyi
!» the streams will be closed Indefi­
Satisfaction Guaranteed
nitely to all forms of fishing except
LKHANON
ORKOON
aniC'ng with booh and line
M*a ««cd* and i^u**;'* may nnu
thair «ay to Onrgiii: tabla* If iRVMtk-
gnttoM now bwing conducted by Uni
vwraiiy of Oregon faculty m«mten dte
cl «• that lh*<* produi-t* of th* Pacific
North«**t arc valuabl* a* fooA
Many »mail dairymen In I.Inn eoun
ty «bn milk from th re» to half a do*
en <««• «*xprr*t to go nut of th« bu*i
neaa thia tall owing to th* haavy »1-
p«-n»e In complying «lib th* tnap*e
' lion la* enacted «itb a loaa of n*arty
: »W OO®
Hix *te*l ate.vmer*. each of MOO ton*
deadweight, will b* turned out at
P-itland tor th* rapuhllc of Franc*,
four contract* having been rl»*r>d with
the North«* «1 S’ -*l company and t«n
with th» Columbia R|v*r Shipbuilding
I corporation
Th*- chamber nt commer* * of Grant*
T
K s •
Paa* haa arranged, »ubjeet to th* ap
| pmval of State Fire Comml**loner
Harvey Hell», for the conducting of
summit of ¡r*
Cla***a In fir* fighting method* to
^lEMANF/AL'Alk -
teach convtablea of rural towna and
vlllagtw modern met Loda of handling
/ MOUNTAINS lf^
flrea.
......... o—I Railroad Time Table
**L« mi winter when my little boy had
th* whooping rough 1 gave him Cham
twrteina cough remedy." write« Mr* J
it Roberta. East St l»uta. IU. "It kept
hi* cuugh kxm* and ralirvwd him of
U kuw dmadful roughing «pell*
It I*
th* only rough mvdietn* I keep in the
boua* because 1 have the moat cont»-
deace in it.” Thia remedy i* also good
for roki* *t*l croup.
Notice to Creditor*
Notice m hereby given that the un-
d«-r»ign*d. by order of the ( ounty Court
of Lii’o county, Oregon, ha* been ap­
pointed and la now the duly qualified
and acting urrutor of th* v*t«te uf
Chartea Weaely, dcevaaed, late of *axt
county and »late.
All pervona having claim* against the
estate of »aid dt-ce-aaed are required to
prvaent the aasw with the proper
voucher* wtthtn aix f®‘ month* from
th«- date of this notice to tbe under-
signed executor at hi* rraktenee in th*-
city of "cto. I.inn county, Oregon.
Dated th'* 10th day of July, 1917.
JoeErtl F. W eakly , Executor
HILL a MARKU
Attorn*»* far It »water
49-ftt.
Final Account
hot ire is hereby given that the un­
dersigned administratrix of the estate
of John W. Powell, deceased, haa filed
her final account in *a*d estate with
the County Clerk of I.inn county, Ore
gon. and die County Court of said
county ha* »«-t Holiday, August 30.
1917, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
at the County Court House in Albany-
Linn county, Oregon, as the time ano
place for the hearing of objections to
such final account, and the settlement
thereof
bate») snd published the first time
thia 12th dav of July. 1917.
M argaret M. P owell .
Administratrix of the eatate of John
W. Powell, deceased.
S am ' l M. tiAKLAxn,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Overcoat Lo»t
Proper t ooJ fur Waak M»m*.h»
1 h* proper food for one man ma«> be
' all wrung for another.
Every one
•houki adopt a diet aulted to hi* age
■nd occupation. Thu*< who have weak
etomacha need tn b* especially careful
I and ahould mnaticatv their food thor­
oughly It la alto important that they
keep their bow*hi regular. When they
become conattpated or when they fv»l
dull and atupki after rating they »iivukl
I take Chamberlain* tablet* tu strength
•n th* stomach aah move the bowels.
They arc aaay to take and pteaaant in
effect
1
DR. A. G. PRILL
Physician and Surgeon
Calla Attended
Day or Night
SCIO
ORE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Plumbing or Tinning
R. SHELTON
Kola hi Publn ana
Cont'eyemor
Abstract* o( I itlc f jiaiimird
SCIO
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OREGON
FRED OHLEMIER
N. M. Newport
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Supreme In Endurance
Among Light Sixes
ITHOUT a single repair, replacenv-nf or ad­
W
justment, carrying 800 pounds oi baggage and
four men, a stock GRAN I SIX has just won the great­
est endurance feat ever under-taken by a light six.
Never before has the sturdi­
ness of a motorcar been put to
such a test—yet after sixty days
of terrific struggle with the
wt >rst snowsti jrnis i n t wc nty-fwc
years the G r ant S ix conquered.
When the G ran r Six started from
Sacramento to go over the summit of
the Sierra Nevada mountains people
said the task was hopeless today the
victory is the talk of the mast. Let
us give you further details about this
amazing trip.
The qualities which made possible
this remarkable achievement, the
strength, the vturdine»«, rhrp-» ■ wr«»f
the car are in every G k . am S ix that
is M»td.
Sturdiest amofi'j light six'rs. the
Grant is also tin nv -t economic J.
Owners averagr 20 mile to ■< g ill >n
of gasoline ami ^‘Hl mile , to i gallon
of oil.
Speedy, powerful, g»w»tl looking,
and above till, cumfortabl«, the
(» ran r Six at $875 is the m .nsinlc<ar
for the average man
i'hough you .n.v y hundred* of
dollars more for a motorcaryou will
get little jnore than ( « ran t Six give*
you.
Then wilt be a buyer for every GRANT SIX that canponihlv
be produced thia year. Get youra now—before ita too late
FRED T. BILYEU, Agent
SCIO, OREGON
With propoeala which »ill b* pre­
pared *oo* for advertlalag *1111 further
• nrk on the Cnlumbte highway la
II<*o*i River county, th» work »a tar
mapped out for lb* year by lb* atal*
highway «otniu »*ion la a llttl* lu as-
ye** of ll.MM.990
During th* p««i week 331 accldtnta,
»f «hlch thr** w*r* fatal w*r* r*p*rt-
rd t* th* alate tndnatrlal a*-cld*nt com-
miaaloo
1 be fatal •< entente war*
Jaaper Howell. Au*tln. aawniill. U*rt
i Manning W«mtport, »«winIII. and Otto
• Timm. London, logging.
At the next meeting of th* atata
‘ highway commtaaton Friday, July 39.
bid* will be received for paving work
I Involving the aiponditur* of ov*r na*
half million dollar*
Appeal* to the *upr*m* court will
be prosecuted In practically all th*
Henaoti A 11 yd* ca***. according to
Judg* A. (’ Rhaw. of Portland, on*
of lb* attorney* m the caa*.
, A. E. Kandell.
Vico Pre*.
IV. A. Ewing.
Preatdent
E. I>. Mvvia. ('a-lut r
I km* a general banking buain«-»»,
receive* detxwlte subject loclicc*. pay*
intercmt on
time
deposit*.
»ell*
traveler* check* and draft*, aixi
makes collection*. «
61 FARM LOANS
Notice
We havtt an
un­
limited
amount of fund*
to lend
<>n farm weuritv
at (I per cent per nnnum.
Ix»ng time loan* desired.
No delay.
FARM LOANS 6
HECKER
la» Lyon 8t.
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BEAM
Albany, (he.
Best Meals In the City
for 30 Cents
Room 50c and Up
St. Charles
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
GRANT FIRTl.E. PrupnHor
G. F. Korinek, B. V. S.
Veterinitrimi
Hofh
Tclt phont s
STJ YTOS - • (fit Kd KV
How’s I III:»!*
We offer One Huimied I'-I- ai *
Reward for anv c.i • <1 ( .it uh
tbut cannot 1-e cure«! by Hall'«
Conlract* wer* ck»*«< at New Turk
Catarrh Cure.
bot«*en th* Foundation company, of
f j. chunky a rxk. r«tet.> <3
W*. tbe «mter»i«n»U
kw«t> F •
tfiat ylty. and _rejpraaent*llye* of th*
Cheney ft>r ibe l*»i IV rear*. > mh 1 »-11»
Front h governaieLt. whereby th* form- iilm perfeetty h«i .»«bte in alt > i-itw»»
•r wilt eonatruet
wooden »••*m*ra tr»« •aOk-riv and hiu»«>. i»ll. »1 I. - <rry
out *«r »WtaaO««« *.*•'•■ by M» firm
rational hank <»i' <*<> mvii k < e
for France, • Twenty of th* veaoola
drfygMffl O
«III b* built nt Portland
Hull’« CaUrvh Cnr« 1« uh*n !•«< — <ih
•»♦Ing dfiwMy «tpon th* hl- I
'•* m«»
Application for permit for th* lr* *#kue •tirfte'’« nt »!»♦ •*»<- im !•-• •<«»#•»»‘-4’.»
••r»* fr** f*r*« *♦
r
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rigation of 3700 acre* of land In lower b» All
j
>i«ti
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r»n»Hv
rri
•
r«
Powder valley. Maker county, baa b**n
mad* Riat* Engineer Lewi* by F. A.
Phillip*. Rua**l Ingl* and A. N Ingl*.
Federated Church
Ea*tern Oregon ha* for th* past two
»•eka a*altered under a hot *ua, and
RCK>. ORKfiON
•a a reault «heat harveating prepare
lion* have been haatened. and It ta Sunday School
to a. m.
likely harvesting will b* gin withla th*
PreachiAg
11 a. m.
next few day«.
—
Christian Erufr-uvor.
to 7:30 r».m.
In compliance «Itb th* request of
7:80 to H:<Ml p in.
the highway comml**lon. tbe *tel* Song Service
board of control decided to te«u* bond* Prayer Meeting. Thurwlny 7.30 p.m.
totaling MO®.00® to procure fund* to Brother Meikeljolm. Lrtdcr.
match th* federal approprtatiM fur
H B. Iler.
1 hiabway work to 0to Mato. _ __
Paaur