The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, November 29, 1917, Image 3

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Official Directory
UNITED hTAIES
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President............... ... W iradrow W iktoo
Vice J*res»dent.... .. Thomas Marohail
Secy. to Prevalent ,... Joseph Tumulty
Secy, of State.... .... Rotiert ljinsing
Secy, of Treasury .......
*m McAdoo
secy, of War .... ...... Newton Baker
Attorney General ... Thomas Gregory
I'uatmaater General... ...A. 8. Burleson
Secy, of Navy ........... Josephus Daniels
Secy, of Interior
.. ... Franklin Ian*
Secy. of Agriculture....Havid Houat -n
Secy. of Commerce .... Wm. Re-!ti« ki
Secy. of I abor
......... .. W m. W ilson
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STATE OF OREGON
U. 8. Senators. Geo. E. Chamberlain,
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and Charles L. McNary
<'ongrcMmrn 1st Diet. W. C Hawley,
2nd DisL. N. J. Sinnott; 3rd Diat.,
<*. N McArthur
Governor .... ... James Withycombe
Secy, of State
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. Ben W. Olcott
Stale Treasurer.......... . ..Thos. B. Kay
Supreme Court-Chief Justice, Thue
A. McBride; Associate Justices, H,
J. Bean. Geo. H. Burnett. Henry
1« Benson. ld»wr»-n<-e T. Harris,
Wshare McCamant, Frink Moore.
Attorney General
Geo. M Brown
hupt. Public Instruction .J A Churchill
John Mickle
Hairy and Food Com
John II. Lewis
State Engineer
lotior Commissioner
O P Hoff
LINN < OUNTY
G F. Korinek, B. V. S.
Veterinarian
lint h
Telephone#
Ò’/./ >7O.V • •
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Calls Attended
it*
Promptly
Dav or Night
OREGON
SCIO
Scio Meat Market
Iloti» TIMI
I'ropM
frrah Meats <>( All Kirids
Reasonable Prices
Main Street
Scio, Orc.
WHKN vol! WANT
Plumbing or Tinning
SKK
f RED OHLEMIER
W» Sad* «4 Hw BmW
District Attorney .........
Gall 8. Hill
is Worth Money
State Senators, S. M. Garland and E.
You
D. Cusick for Ltan and Lane.
Repreaentatifsa, Charle« t hikls. W. P.
Rejutiring a Succiai ty
F.lmore, F H. Porter
Satisfaction Guaranteed
County Judge
D. B MeKmght
Commissioners. J. D. Irvine, and T. J.
Butler.
County Clerk...........
R M. Russell
Sheriff . ......................
D. II. Bodine
Treasurer .................
W. W. Franc»»
itecorder .......... .... Velma G. Davin Arrival and Ih-imrlure of I’asaenger
Asaeeeor................................. E. C. Fisher
Trams
School Supt....................... Ida Cummings
Woodburn-Soring
field Branch
Cormwr
.......... ....Wm. Fortmiller
Health Officer
Dr. W. II. Davis
WEST SCIO
Fruit Inspector......... D. W. Rumbaugh
7:&0 tn>
Stock Inspector...........
D. Taylor North
South
6:31 p m.
CITY OF SCIO
Railroad I ime Table
Corvallis & Eastern
Mayor .. ............... . .... F. T. Thayer
MUN KEILS
Recorder.............................. J. S. Hticha
Marshal........................
W. A. Cross
t2:25
To Albanv
Treasurer
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............... Roy Shelton
9.22
Councilmen, N J. Morrison. R. Cam, From Albany
t9:05
Motor U> Mill City
Fred Bilyeu, W. E. Arnold, W. J
t hroma. J M Lindley.
from
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8c hooF Directors. F. T. Thayer, A. <». $ Daily except Sunday
Prill. J. L. Caiavan.
J. F. Wesely, Clerk.
R. SHELTON
MUNKERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
Notary Rubin ana
Com epf/uor
Abair acta of I itle Examined
OREGON
STAHL MEETS ALL IRAINS
- 1 A-avcs Scio 1‘ostufficc —
al 7:10 a m and 5.U0 p m for West Sen.
and 8:16 a m and 1.3» p m for Munkerr
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAI INTEREST
BRIEF WAR NEWS
M»r« than IvO guns were cspturud
by the British during the recent of
feast v« toward Cambrel, including
aumcroua heavy pieces
Normal artillery and normgl patrol
Principal Events of the Week
activity
but abnormal mud — ex
Briefly Sketched for Infor*
presses the trench conditions on the
"American front" In France
mation of Our Reader«.
Th* second army on th« Russian
northern front has removed Its of
Tbe Halsey high school has organ fleers, agreed to the Bolshevlkl ar
hied a band of 23 pines
mistice proposal and plodeed its sup
Twelve th-’inmnd turkeys were »hip port to th* evtremlsta
ped from Douglas county last week
A bloody civil war tn K usala la
H R IJoyd. Forest Grove, waa Hat predicted as tbe result of ths spread
ed aa killed in action in » Canadian of famine In the army at lbs front,
casualty list
where so Idiots ar« reported to be
The annual meeting of the Oregon dying sud deserting by th* hundreds
Bpivrtsmen's league will be lirld In
After hard fighting the British
Portland December 9 and 10.
force* are now in possession of Hour-
J A. Churchill, stale superinieadeai I Ion and the greater part of liourlon
of public Instruction, will be a candl w.M»d. wsat of Cambrai. giving them
date for reelection, he has announced, a dominating position over the mueb-
The Northwest Hereford Breeders’ sought for railroad center and the aur
assortation wsa organised at a ban rounding country.
qu*t of Hereford breeders st Portland
The Germans are resisting daaper
Dangeroua weed seeds not common ately the British advance around Cam
In Oregon have been found In Minne­ bral. which ia being pressed most
sota No 2 oats shipped Into the slats «vnergetically General Byng s evident
InlenGoii is to drive In behind the
recently
A three day Chautauqua will be held main Hindenburg line, breached In
In Hherwood. beginning on Thursday, last week's surprise attack
November 39. amt ending Saturday.
In Palestine tbe British are closing
IVrvember I
fn on Jerusalem, their official state
A campaign has been started at menu claiming added interest because
Ijtkevlew by members of the Ht. Pet of the increasingly frequent mention
rick's church tn rale« funds to build i of Biblical names
The site of the
a modern hospital.
ancient Mlapah, aom* eight miles west
Identification cards will be provided ! of Jerusalem, waa carried by storm
all stele official« en'ltled tn exemp
French and British soldiers have
tion under the law from the present reached the fighting tone north of
transportation tax
th* Venetian plaine to aid the hai
Bruce ivennls. state director of th* ians In their brave del«nee ««einet
state council of defenae. urges th* th" Invading Austro German forre«
appointment of a county agent in
Between the hrenta and the Piare
ery county In Oregon
th« Italians are withstanding success
Frank J. Miller, chairman of th* fully massed enemy attacks The In
public service commission, ha* an vaders attempted to rush the defend
non need hl* candidacy for reelection Ins lines on the left. In the center
a* a memfier of that commission.
and <>n the right of the short front
The Oregon stale swimming and between the rivers hut were crushed
diving championships will be tyld at everywhere by th* Italians
the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club
In Portland Saturday night, January
Four sororities st the Oregon Arri
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cultural college. Helts Alpha. Alpha
The sale of Red Croagt Christmas
• hl Omega. Pl Beta Phi and Beta Tau
«eala for the Oregon Association for
Beta, have adopted French war or
the i’revvntlon of Tuber» uloala will
phans. In order to aid the French gov­
be held from December I until t'hrtst-
ernment In the care of the French
maa
children
The work on th* Ivstham Divide
Clay Tallman, commissioner of the
road near Cottage Grove, which takes
general land office, has written to
the place of several miles of the worst
Representative Hawley stating that
road on th* Pacific highway, will be
none of the Oregon A California
completed thia week.
grant lands will be thrown open until
• Succumbing to a stroke of apoplexy,
nett spring, when some of the classl
J I. Blockton, an old time merchant
flea llous will be In shape that people
of Halen» and a former president of
may go on the lands early.
the Oregon Retail Merchants' aaaocta
Norway Starts Boycott on Germany.
Uon. died at the age of 70
Christiania -The Tldens Tegn nays
Mrs Mary Jan* H*menway. who
crossed the plaint tn Oregon with her the Norwegian Water aaaociatloa ha.«
parent* In 1583. died at her home in adopted a resolution proclaiming a
Eugene at the age ot «7 years alter complete boycott ot Germany. Hern an
shipping. German trade and Germai
sgi illness ot several tnonlb«
Jabex Wl!k*s. pioneer of 1646. vet eitlsens in Norway.
erau of the Indian «ars and a resident
of Washington county practically con
General Greene Asked to Give Facte.
tinuoualy for 70 year», died al bls
Beattie. Wash
l.y a tote of 6 to 4
bom* In Hillsboro aged AS years
the Heal tie city council adopted a reso
Plowing and sowing fall grain l*
iutlon requesting Major (Imeral II A
III progressing throughout Linn
Greene, commanding the Camp* Lewis
county, with th* result that the tars
cantonment, to submit evidence sub
eat acreage of fall grain la now plant­
stantlating his charge that a vice ayn
ed In recant years tn tbe Willamette
direte with "men high in authority
valley
Involved** ia operating In this city,
A meeting of the Pacific coast con­
making it an unsafe place for soldiers
ference baa been called for I »ecember
to visit.
3 by Dr A D Brown, of Oregon Agri­
cultural colloge. secretary ot the asso­
Prohibition Defeated in Ohio.
ciation
The meeting will be held
Cincinnati — Prohibition has been
In Han Francisco
defeated in Ohio by a majority of 1733
Delegatee from 15 l<>dge« ar* ex voles, according to official return i
petted to meet In SalemW connection from all counties
with the annual convention of tbe De­
gree of Honor, central Willamette die Woman Arrested foe Picketing Wlleon
trict
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Washington.—Forty one members of
Russians Would Fight for U. S.
Washington — John Rooklne, first
, secretary of tbe Husalan embassy and
an officer of the Russian army, and
. Ferdinand De Mohrenschlldl. the see
I ond secretary. who married Hecretary
McAdoo's daughter last May, have of­
fered their service* In the American
government for the war against Ger­
many
They resigned rather than
serve the Bolshevlkl.
the National Woman a party were ar
rested’st the >wo front gates of the
white house for picketing
With a view of being prepared to
d» paving work on fore« arrotini nasi
year, the state highway mmmiaaloi.
has called for blds on asphaltic paving
The blds are to bn opened
plants.
November 37.
About 35.000 Chinook aalmm *««»
from the central hatchcry at Boni»*
ville have been placed tn the Oregon
British and French Aid Italiano
Agricultural college hatcheries They
Italian Army Headquarters In North­ will be used to help develop th* fish
ern Italy Solid ranks of Franco Brit erles Industrie«
lah Infantry with artillery and supply
The city of Portland has received a
trains were seen by the correspondent bld of 16.40 a ton for waste foodstuff»
within sound of th* battle on the Ital­ now being burned •» 'he municipal
ian northern line They bad been on garbage Incinerator it is the purpose
an eight day march
to sell three foodstuffs to feed hogv
and other animals.
Kight wcm*n are employed In th«
General Sibert's Son an Army Private.
San Francisco -Martin D Sibert. plant of the Bpringfteld Planing Mill
eon of General William L filbert, see- 1 company at Hpwngfleld, and the pro
oad tn com uand of the American prietnrs of the mill have found the
forces in France, io a private ia t*aJ
ranks at the Fremdle.
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lx*t u* make your gla-
bifocal, or iwu |unr
will
give you
invisible
In on».
They
vision
perfect
for
both far and near objects.
E. C.
MEADE
OI1HMETRI8T
32*.» W. Second St,
Albany. Ore.
W. A. Ewing
President
A. L. Randall
Vice l“rea.
E D. Myers, ('uihior
Does a general banking business,
receives deposita subject tochers, pays
Intervet on
time
deposits,
sells
travelers checks ami drafts.
makes collections.
DR. A. G. PRILL
Physician and Surgeon
Calls Attended
Day or Night
SCIO
Fedryated Church
St io. iiHKtiON
Sunday School
10 a. tn.
Preaching
11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor„C:80 to 7:30 n.m.
7:30 toS:00p.m.
Song Service
Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7.30 pm
Brother Mvikeljohn. Leader.
B. Iler. Pastor
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Mep<>vt of the Conditi« n of
THL SUO si All. BANK
At Scio, In the State of Oregon, al the
close of business Nov. 27. 1917
RKSOPKCKS
Loans and discounts
......... . 130.11«. 10
Overdrafts, secured and un­
secured ............
Bonds and warrants
Banking house.
74. st
18,343.20
2,6181.00
SUU. 00
Furniture and fixture*
Other real estate vwn«l
2,200.00
Cash and du* from approved
reserve banks ...
78,387.14
Checks and other cash items
412. AM
Total
130.707 A3
IJAHIUTIKs
Capital stock jiaui in . ........ D o ,( iqs , oo
Surplus fund .... .................
io, uou.no
Undivided profits, leascx|>en-
sca and taxes pant ......
2.JW.»
Individual deposits subject to
cheek ....................
149,«6.(M
Demand certificates of
deposit............................
lLR2b 1»
Cashier cheeks outstanding..
1,»61.87
Time and savings
deposits
6,812.60
Total..
I9».7u7.«3
State of Oregon, i
County of Linn
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I, E. D. Myers, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement ia true to the beat
of my knowledge and belief.
E. D. Mums, Cashier
Sulsrnkil and sworn to before me
this 27th day of Nov, 1917.
R. Shelton Notary Public
My eommlaaion expires Feb. 14. 1921
Correct attest:
W. A. Ewing. A. E. liandall. Directors.
Mrs Kilts Spalding Warren. Whit­
man Indian maassere survivor and
said to be the first white child born
want ot the Rocky mountains. cole-
bratsd her 60th birthday at Uro« no
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