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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
s. -VI < • JF <au: JkSlfraTTir'«'* ■ WHKN TOU WANT Plumbing or Tinning Best Meals in the City for 35 Cents MUC i RED OHLEMIER a a» Hui Esper»nee ia Worth Money to You St. Charles Hotel BRITISH INFLICT EXTENSIVE DEFEAT Hindenburg s New System ot Warfare Fails to Stem Drive. With the Bril lab A rm leg in the Fl. Id Repairing a Specialty ALBANY, ORE —Field Marahal llalg'» moat aucceaa- Satiafactum Guarante**! ful blow again»! the German tinea waa achieved agalnai tlermany'a new »at de I GRANT 1’IRTl.E. Proprietor fwnalvc acbeme and agalnat tbe plan of warfare on which the teutonic high C. command baa planed all It» hope*. The outatandlng fart of the victory, aa Ita fruit» were romru'rd. waa that Notary Public ana th« German “plllbog" defrnw •< heme la Juel aa vulnerable aa the old atyla Comcyciuor 3>l 2 New Ftrvt National Hank HMg trench dafrnae plan Abntructa *»f l iti«* Ijiamincd The Germane decided to give up tbe complete trrnch warfare, breeuee they OREGON found the treno-adou» Briltah offenae SCIO barrage mad* tr*-n<hea deathtrap« Tbe "Pruaaian Imp* raiorls,“ aa Hind etiburg la now railed In Oriuany. thereupon devlard the plan of ronertda DR. •hell crater defrnaee. distributed over Physician and Surgeon a wide »one and »ponkled with "pill bo sea." A Bilyvu, Prop* Calla Attenditi Hut llalg broke It The Hindenburg Phone li-ól.*» ¡►ay or Night defensive did not live up io the «»• pertatInn» which its flrat tryout around STAUE MEETS ALE TRAINS ORE, SCIO Yprea la the »ummcr’a battle» had Ix avce Scio Poetufhce raised The eon-, ictlon mu»t now bar- •t 7:10 a m and SdX> p m for Writ Sc» hern born.- horn«' rrti»blngly on th» and X:IS a m and 1:30 p m for Munhera Germane that th- Ir armor 1» cracklug Without regard to the highly un m mn favorable weather condition» prevail X Ing and tn a aurprlslugiy »hurt time after th# aucceaaful British thrust ot V.. A. Ewing. A. E. Randall last week, the Hrltiah and French President Vice Pree. force* tn Belgium have launched an other heavy attach on the Garman E. I>. line« ■ A . .„.-JI.----------------- Th« Rritlah comuander reported Itoea a general banking business, Phone 27-7 aatlafactory progr««« on all part« of receive« depoaita subject tocbeca, pay» the front ot the attack which he an interest on time deposit», sell» ' nounced wee made In conjunction traveler» check« draft«, and make» collection». OREGON 'with our alii«-» on our left ’ C. BRYANT R. SHELTON ATTORNEY AT LAW ALBANY OREGON A. G. PRIIJ. M LINKERS and WEST SCIO STAGE Bilyeu T. K. Sanderson Myers, Cashier DENTISI BRIEF WAR NEWS Along th« Alan« • lively »rttllery duel eoutiau** l«tv><*n tb« French •nd German*. On lb« Au«tro Italian front. ««pe- daily In th« laonao region. th« reclp- i<w «l I- ml irjmeul» continue heavy. A n«w national flag la shortly to be unfolded un the ►'Tench front that of Poland An auioru tn >ua Pollali army la already in course of organisation on From h »<’11 G i many. It la reported, ha» ««tend ed military aervlce to men 47 year« ot •l and la railing up Ihoar jho here tofore bate «amped «ervlce on account ot military unfit or »a Th*- entente allies In Mai-«donla ar« keeping up Ihdr haraaalng tactic» Against positions held by the Teutonic •lllea. dally thro« Ing heavy bombard in.iita againat tb< tn hr launching In I fan try attack« of voii»l<terable propor ’ 1 lion. Th« German torr«'» which landed on , • he Inland of t»e«e|, at the head of th« ! Gulf of Itiga. have raptured Aronburg. ■ capital of the island. and nr« »till pur i •ulna th« Ruaalana al various place« j Aiding the operation* aa far aa pnael ble are t|. rman crularr» and torpedo boat« which have ahellrd coaat batter- I«-» and town* Th# Hrltiah remain tn disputed poa •«»•ion of the ground gained on Ilia »ni Flanders front Th« fact that IhO tierman» withheld attempt« to •bake the Hrttlah from their nearly w<>n ground« eirept for what must have been a very ««*ak effort around Paam heudaele, Indicate« strict ob •ertanre of the new Hindenburg rule» of economy of Germany'« man power N P. Clerk«’ Strike Averted. St. Paul. Minn A «trike of railway clerk» and station employe« of th» Northern Pacific railway, called for Monday, and which threatened to tie up the enure freight »yetem of road, waa averted her« when agreement waa signed granting employ«» moat of their demand« 6$ FARM LOANS Notice, We have an un limited amount of fundi to lend on farm «eeuritv al <) P«*r rent per annum. L*ng time loan* deaired. No delay. FARM LOANS 6$ HECKER & 133 Lyon St. - REAM Albany. Or«. Statement of Ownership I, the undersigned, hereby certify that I am the «ol« owner, editor, pub- liaher and buatneaa manager of The Scio Tribune, a weekly newspaper pub- Hahed at Scio. Linn County, Ora., ami that there are no mortgage» aga.nst «aid newspaper egeept one held by the btate Hank al Albany. Ore., and that there ara no other debu against said newapaper. I *;• ~ I L T. I- I bigger Sworn to before R. Shelton, Notary Public. blacky ar da In Kanaaa City Burned. Kanaaa City. Mo More than halt of the Kanaaa (ity «lock yard«, the aacond largeat in the country. »«« destroyed by fire It waa eat I ma ted after the fire had been brought under control after two hour«, that ecveral thouaand head of cattle had been de Hom» »al imate* ren aa high •troyed aa 10.000. Although the normal fore»t fire am •on ended In central Oregon »«ver» I week» ago. flrea continue to be re ported. the unuaual warm weather and the continued In. k of rain creating run 411Iona favorable for them Have you done your Fall and Winter Shopping yet? A great many people, on account of the warm clear weather, have not provided themselves with cold weather needs, such as underwear, shoes, boots, rub bers, sweater, overcoat, mackinaw, suit, hat, etc Choose your Suit, Overcoat or HIGHER PRICES mackinaw and other fall wear- So much is said about higher ing apparel from our large stock prices that we grow dizzy almost with the facts that are presented, but not all things have advanced so much. Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws and sweaters are only slightly advanced. 1 hese are days of conservation of all of the country’s resources and we are heartly in accord with every recommendation made by the Economy Board Blain Clothing Company Our two-color Sport Sweater is just what the young fellows 224-226 W. First Si. want, also two-color Jerseys ALBANY OREGON * There is as wide a range of patterns and styles in mens over coats as there are brands of soap or breakfast food and they are just as sta pie. We show this one because its new and differ ent and we all like to look at the new things whether we expect to get fat Clothe» them or not. It is the style the younger fellows wear that helps to keep us all young. Always the latest in hats, caps and shoes. Qyality and service is our pride 4 * >