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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1917)
Morrison & Lowe G. F. Korinek, B. V. S UNDERTAKERS Veterinarian Call» Attended to PruatpUy Dav or Night Hnfh si. I Trlrphonev OREGON ) 7O.\ TEUTONS ADVANCE IN NORTHERN ITALY Venice Will Fall If Austro Germans Break Through Italian Line. Home —The struggle between the Austro Germans and Italians on Monte Tomba and Monte Monfencra. In lhe mountainous region of northern Italy, continues, it was officially announced by the Italian war department. The invading forces were driven bach four times when they attempted to taka the Italian positions on the Moufrnera spur Italian posae«slon of Venice and the accurtty of the I'lave line depend ap parently on th* outcome ot lhe des perat* bat'le now In progress between the I'lave and Hrenla rivers The Aus troGermans are attacking heavily and are advancing against the stout re slstance of the Italians Th* Italians are defending each po alt ion. but Ibe Germans have ad vanced several miles here within the past few days and seemingly aro at tempting lo drive a wedge between the Italians in the region of Aslago and those along lhe INave Mont* Tomba la on the western side o.' the I'lave sis miles northwest of Vidor, The Auatro-Germsns are exerting very strong pressure here and are re ported to have brought up Austrian troops from the eastern front and tn have transferred General von Below a army to Ibis sector. Around Aslago the Italians have checked ib» Germans and have been successful In offensive operations De fraled In strong efforts to cross the I'lave between Vidor and lhe Adriatic sea. ths AustroG»rtnans have ceased The artillery tin» their attempts along the river, however, la very «il» lent A BRIEF WAR NEWS The conference of British. French and Italian representatives baa result ed In the creation of a permanent In ter allied military committee under Generals Fnch. Wilson and Cadorna, to sit at Versailles. Advices from Petrograd are that th» revolutionists have been defeated In Petrograd street fighting has taken place, with the Cossacks sad other loyalists having the better of the Hol ahnvthl »lenient, while Keranshy with 300.004 men la on his way from Gat china to reinforce the loyalists The British army in Palsetlna. pur suing the defeated Turks, has made furthW estenslve gains Askalon has been occupied With the occupation Our careful examination of the of Aakaion. British forces have do eyes show* the mum? of eyestrain. scribed a halt circle around the holy Our glasses give you relief. dly of Jerusalem Al Hebron th* British are only 20 miles distant from E. C. MEADE th* shrine of all Christians and Jews OPTnMKTItlHT On the Italian front the Italian line on the north has stiffened under th* 329 W. Second St., Albany. Ore. reinforcements It has received from the British and French The German official communication admits that vast of Asia« wlier* the Austro Ger mana made gains last week, lhe Ital ians in strong force attacked the in vaders and recaptured lost positions a *’v k * ft V7K St. Francis ALBANY, ORE General Greens Asked to Give Facts Seattle. Wash By a vote of & to 4 the Acaule city council adopted a raoo lutu>ti requesting Major Generai II A Greene, commanding th* Camp l^ewla cantonment, to submit evidence sub stantiatlng his charge that a vice ayn dicale with "men high tn authority Involved'* la operating In this city, making it an unsafe place tnr soldiers to visit Room 5Oc «nd Up GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor W.-A. Ewing, President A. E. Randall Vice i'rss. Prohibition Defeated In Ohio. Cincinnali Prohibition has beer? defeated tn Ohio by a tn «Jorl l y of 1733 Does a general banking bust news, votre, according to official returns receives deposita subject to check, pays from all counties. interest on time deposits, sella Women Arreatad tor Picketing Wilson trsvslera cheeks and drafts, Washington Forty one members ot makes cui lections. (ho National Woman's party were ar No Losfing In Lincoln, Neb. rested at the (wo front gates of the the Lincoln. N»b t'nder orders of mayor of Lincoln, the police of the white house for picketing dty are accoetlng every man who dora r : »••• • DR. A. G. PRILL not sppcar to be buay. and unleaa as «urant* le received tliat the peraona Lafayette Flying Corps Transferred by Physician and Surgeon addrœsed are employed. *hey are French. elll.ee aupplied wlth Work or urged American Field Headquarters In Calla Attendent foretbly lo gel nul of town. France.—All American aviators now bay or Night fighting In the French army have been Oklahoma Clan Tara 17 I. W W. formally commissioned officers In th* Tulsa. Okla —A band of men garbed t’nlted State» army avtatlou service In long black rob*« and wearing masks Jh* famous Ijtfayette escadrtlle of i solimi 17 members of tbe I W W . Americana was Included took them lo the «vige of the city and 8<>me ot ibe new American flyers administered lashes and a coat of tar will continue temporarily with their I and f*ath»r». after which ibe I W W present commands and under French were atart*d toward the Osag» bilia, direction until they are called upon for active service with the American Arrival and Departure of l*ha»engtr Mora Wooden Snipe May Ba Ordarad. expeditionary forces Traina A great many Washington Oregon and Waahlng airmen, however, will join the Amer Woodburn-SuringRchl Hr aii ch ton shipyard* ar* exserted to receive lean colors at once. further big orders for wooden vessels WEST SCIO The transfer of thia big body ot aa a result of the shakeup in the ctusr aerial fighters gives the Halted States North 7;6O a.m. gency fleet corporation, watch Is llhe a nucleus of veterans of the air which 5:31 pm, ly to reauit In the official decapitation will be of Incalculable advantage when South of Admiral Capps lhe Amerlcau forces get into action Corvallis At Eastern Th* 13th annual Western Oregon Workmen are putting th* finishing MUN KERS Older Boys' conference, under lhe di touches on Hendrick's hall at the I’ni rectlon of the Interstate executive com t2:25 p. ni verslty of Oregon, a three story brick To Albany mlttee of the Young Men's Christian From Albany building to be utilised as the women « 9:22 association of Oregon and Idaho, will dormitory. t9:05 Motor to Mill Citv tx held In Rugen» November 30 and Yamhill county has the largest silu from 4:21 tb<.rnber I and 2 In th* state. M W Patton, of Cheha The firs» organised effort to drain § Daily except Sunday the Long Tom swamp*. northwest of tem valley, thia year built a allo 20 Kugea.i, were put on foot with th» feet In diameter and 64 feet high, filing of article* of incorporation of bolding 400 tons. The Hammond Lumber company has th» Neighbors Drainage Cooperative ass >ctatIon The objects aa stated are purchased from the Minnesota A Or* is construct, operate and maintain a gon Laud 4 Timber company a tract system to drain all the wet. awamp and of 1440 acres of Hr timber lying In overflowed land vest of the l»ng Tom th* eastern part of Clataop county Mrs. F.llta Spalding Warren. Whit rrr-k man Indian massacre survivor and Taring work on the Sheridan road STAGE MEETS ALL I «AINS said to be the first white child born which was being doos by the state —Leaves Scio poatofhr* west of the Rocky mountains, cele highway department, has been closed bratrd her 80tb birthday at Brown» at 7:10 a m and 5:<W p m for W«t .ten. down because of Inability to get c*ra rille and 11:16 a m and IJOp m for M tinkers for supplying gravel. With a »lew of being prepared to annual Eastern Oregon a first do paving work on force account neat marksmen's tournament will be held Federated Church state highway comm Isa lot, at Enterprise November 2R and n. year, the for blds on asphaltic paving SCIO. OREGON under the auaplraa of the Wallowa has called Th* blds aro to be opened plants County Rod and Gun club Sunday School .. 10 a . tn . Dtopatchee from Ottawa Include In November 37. Preaching 11 a. m About 36000 Chinook »almon •<»» the list of casualties lhe name of from the central hatchery at Bonne Christian Endeavor. 6 30 to 7:30 p.m Captain G. I. Mltihell, an American, vllle have been placed In the Oregon Song Service 7:30 to 8:00 p m of Portland who died of wounds re Agricultural college hatcheries They Prgyer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. calved on »he front In France. (Tailed CtAtea senator McNary tale will be used to help develop the flab Brother Meikeljohn. Leader. graphed to Food Administrator Hoov erles Industries. H B. Iler. Pastor The etty of Portland has received a er declaring that the farmers of Ore gon are suffering a material loss from bld of 36 40 a ion for waste foodstuff» the present situation concerning now being burned at the municipal garbage Inclaerator It to the purpae» wheat and asking for relief. After the installation of hundreds of to sell these foodstuff* to feed hogs thousands of dollars' worth of modern and other animals Notary Public ana Eight women are employed In tbs apparatus, an additional boat and nu plant of the Springfield Planing Mill meroua other improvements. Port Comtycntor land's burreu of fire, according to a company at Springfield, and tbe pro report just I •sued by th* national prletora of the mill have found tbs Abstracta oí Title F jt a mined experiment suck a success that It 1» beard of fire underwriter» la probable mere «ll| £e fuyloypt fi. eni than 11 war ia 1*M. E. I». Myers. Cashier FLYERS JOIN U. These clothes like old friends are always welcomed Railroad 1 ime I able MUNKERSand WEST Once you get acquainted with the style, the reliable quality of all wool fabrics and the good tailoring in Styleplus « 17 Clothes*l£ Iff you will always like them. Still $17 for Fall. You will wonder how the makers have been able to continue such quality so long at the old price. All models and fabrics. The New Styleplus *21 Grade — also the greatest value at this price —has been added. Every Styleplug garment in guaranteed to give satisfaction and to be the full measure of value at either price — Suita and Overcoats. ALBANY OKEfJON SCIO STAGE Bilyeu <t Bilyeu, Props Phone •'»-515 R. SHELTON . OREGON - .’tr-Hv I»»’« < ‘.a. I
