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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1917)
Officiai Directory G. E. Korinek, B. V. S. Veterinarian UNITED STATES Provident............... .. .,W<xxlrv* Wibon View President..... Thomae Marshall Secy. to l*ra»ident.....Jaseph Tumulty Secy. of Slate... Robert Lansing Secy, of Treasury........ Wm MeA<tas> Hoey. of W ar ................. Newton Baker Attorney General ... Thomas (irvgory Postmaster <«enetal ....A. 8. Burleson Scry. of Navy,........... Josephus Daniels Secy. of interior ........ Franklin lane Srry. of Agncutturr.... David Hous t n Secy. of < omnx-rrv .. Km. Iledfirld Secy, of labor ............. Wm. Wilson ST AT F OF OREGON lioth Tfh'phonf.'i ST.I YIOX - - OH EliOS UNDERTAKERS Calle Attended to Promptly Dav or Night SCIO - . • OREGON Scio Meat Market Plumbing or Tinning FRED Of II .EMIER LINN COUNTY Swd* W flu District Attorney............. Gail r. lidi His Experience is Worth Money state Senator«. S. M. Garland ami E. to You I). Cusick for Linn and Lane. Representatives. Charles t Hilda. W. P. Repairing a Specially Elmore, F. H. Porter Satisfaction Guaranteed County Judge I). B McKnight Commissioners. J. 0. Irvine, and T. J Butler County Clerk .......... . IL M Russell sheriff ........................ D. II. Bodine Treasurer............... W W'. Francis Recorder......... ........... ..Velma G. Davis Arrival and Ih-parture of I’amengrr A-otcsaor............................... E. C. Fisher Trains School Supt..................... Ida Cummings Wmutburn-StiringfieM Branch Coroner .................. W’m. Lortnuller Health Officer Dr W II. Dava WEST SCIO Fruit Inspector......... D. W. Rumbaugh 7:Mi n m. t lock Inspector................ D Taylor North Railroad 1 ime Fable 1 South 6:81 p m. Gorvatlis & Eastern Mayor ......... . ....F. T. Thayer Recorder ................. .... J. S. Sticha MUNKERS Marshal................................ W. A. Cross t2:25 Treasurer . .. ............... Roy Shelton . To Albany !»;22 1 From Albany Councilman. N I. Morrison, R. Cain, Fred Bilyeu, W E. Arnold, W. J 1 Motor t<> Mill t'itv f9:06 • e » •• chroma. J. M. Lindley. 4:21 from Schoo) Directors. F. T. Thayer. A. G. j Daily except Sunday Prill, J. L. Calavan. J. F. Wesely, Clerk. R. SHELTON Notary Public ana Convene mor Abstracts of I itle Examined SCIO - . . OREGON Principal Event* of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor* mation of Our Readers. Morrison & Lowe U. 8. Senators, Geo. E. Chamberlain, and Charles L. McNary Congressmen 1st that.. W. C Hawley, HoiJtUMM IlKoti,. PrtMN 2nd Diet., N. J. Sinnott; 3rd (Hst.. C. N McArthur Governor.................James W'ithyeomhv Fresh Mr.it* of All Kind* Secy, of State .,...........Ben W. Olcott State Treasurer............. Than. B. Kay Reasonable Friers Supreme Court Chief Justice. Thus. , Main Street Scio, Ore. A. Me Unde. Associate Justices, H. J. Bean, Geo. H Burnett, Henry I. Benson. Imwrence T. Harris. W ahacr McCamant, Frank Moore. '---------- WII kN you w ant ----------- • Attorney General Geo. .M Brown Supt. Public Instruction J A Chtirvhill bairy ami Food Com John Mickle “SKK-- State Engincer John II Lawis Labor Commissioner ....O. P. Hoff CITY GF SCIO OREGON NEWS NOTES NATIONAL GUARDSMEN OF GENERAL INTEREST ARRIVE IN FRANCE p. m a m. a m. p.m. MUNKERS and WEST SCIO STAGE tn a letter forwarded io Edward l> Bald via. secretary of the republican ' state central commltteee. United I Alalse Senator McNary submitted his reelgnauoa as chairman of that cum mitt*« Fruit sales agency officials declare that the -astern apple market la at eitreme low ebb Many northwestern sales cancerua are receiving cancelta lings of orders placed earlier In th- season Governor Wlthycombe formally ap pwintsg Judge <)aulenb>-la as circuit Judge far Multnomah county Io sue raod Judge Littlefield, who resigned upon Judge Gsnten beitis return from army service* With the largest fall crop la manv years In the ground. Linn countv farmers have been rejoicing In the Isle heavy rales From all indications nnw the Imnourr acreage of tall sawn grain will give a big yield neil sum mar. An auto driven by A It Moore, ot Gold Beach, went over a grade five miles south of Gold Reach end rolled down a at—p hillside for over 10« feet The owner and driver. A H Moore, had his ba» k broken and died later. In th- d*ath of Judge C. C Gall, who passed away st Gold Hill, south ern Oregon lost one of Ila oldest and tuoat honored pioneers Mr Gall crossed the plalaa to Oregon In IUI and was »4 years old al the time of kis death Instructions have come from head quarters la Washington to the state food administration office that whole rale bakers are to be encouraged In »ailing breed unwrapped and for cash at wholesale prices to consumers who go to the wholesale baker for IL The public service commission has received Instructions from the fuel administration authorities at Wash Ing ton that no electric advertising signs, the electricity for which Is gen erated by coal and which operate all i.igl I shall be allowed to operate In the future. The commission knows of no signa operated In Oregon cam Ing under the description of those pla< -d under the ban. Fur the fourth time” tn iJ years the Oregon Agricultural college man aged to wla the state football cham plouahlp. when they brat the Valvar ally of Oregon at Portland. 14 to 7. The recent orders issued b> the war departmeat regulating enlistment of »TAUE WILTS ALL I RAINS registered men after December IS will —- leaves Scio Poe toffies— at 7:10 a m and 5 <»• p m for West Sea not effect studenta In the ordnance j and 8:15 a m and 1:30 pm for Munkar* : Co»-se at the t’nlveralty of Oregon Workmen are putting the tlnlshlna touches on HendriA a hall at the I'nl veralty of Oregon, a three story brick building to be utilised as the women 4 dormitory Yamhill county has the largest all» In the State. M W. Patton, of Cb-ha lent valley, this year built a allo 7<t fret In diameter and M fret high, bold In*. 400 tons Bilyeu <fc Bilyeu, Props Phone 6-615 * American Training Camp In France —A large humbar of national guards nvra from every alate la the union have arrive* in Francs, It la permitted to be annuunced. While It la not permitted to disclose th- Identity of units. It may be said that all those which sailed from the Vhlted States have arrived safely and that some already are In training «Uh in aound of the guns on the battle fronts They found the regular army had Let ua make your glmra'a invisible made good preparations tor them and i bifocal, or two |uur in one. They while many are htlloted In bouses In French towns, others have bran quar will give you perfect vision for terod In low wooden barracks special ' both far ami near objseta. ly erected The troops from the various states have been recognised by the French orTOMmnrr population and have been welcomed AlUmy. Ore. vathiieisakKally Many of the units 329 W. Second St.. on arriving in billet towns wore the French red white and blue .cockade pinned to their campaign hats These were given to the soldiers when they landed at base ports W. A. Ewing. A l Randall Alter a sufficient time to rest from President Vu. Pre®. tip- Journey, which In some cases has bran estremely tiresome, the troops have been set at work training for Dees a grm-ral (tanking business, actual service st the front In all quar lent they are dr, '«red to be most rn recrtyve dcfxisita subject tochecg. pays on time deposits, sells ihuslaatie. and their soldierly quail interest drafts, and ties have drawn high praise from the travelers checks and makea colleeltons. French Instructors E. C. MEADE THE SCIll STATE BANK E. 1». Al yen, C’arhier BRIEF WAR NEWS Unite of natloual guardsmen from all the stales in the country have ar rtvad In France, Germany elaltns to have captured 4990 prisoners In powerful thrusts against the British lines around Cam bra I The all important Inter allied con foresee has begun Its cessions In Paris Fifteen nations were represent ed st the first meeting Following Germany's announced willingness to treat with the Russian Rolshrvlkl for an armistice having as Ila purpose ultimate peace, comes the statement that Austria Hungary Is likewise disposed On the Italian front the flares on gagemeata by Infantry. In which the m»n often catne into hand to hand en counters, have turned Into duels with the big guns In the hilly regions north of tb« Venetian plain and along the middle and lower Piave river The letter of th- Marquis of lam doene. one of Great Britain's leading at a teamen, pleading for a restatement of the war a.ms of the entente allies and favoring an attempt to secure peace before "the prolongation of the war leads to' tba ruin of the civilised world'' aroused bitter discussion In KngUnd Ger ins n> loosed a surprise attack over practically the entlrv arc which her troops lost in th* British surprise drive last week Taking her cue from that British victory, the Germans used no artillery preparations, but failed to break the British grip on Cambral. though at the Impact ihoy forced the Tommies back two miles In several places Troops Injured In Train Wreck, Rockford. Ill -—Thirty seven privates The «*!> of Red Cross Christmas seals for the Oregon Association for of the MSth division of the national the Prevention of Tuberculosis will army and five civilians Buffered minor be held from December 1 until Christ Injuries when a ape< 1*1 troop ttaln no the llltnola Central wee derailed near mas The work on the I mi ham Divide Granger. III. They were reported In road near Cottage Grove, which takas no danger. the place of several inllea of the worst road on the Pacific highway, will b< American Soldier Killed by Meilcana Indio, T-ras -One American caval completed thia week fluccumblng to a stroke of apoplexy. ryman. a Merlcan foreman of an J. L. Blockton, an old time merchant American cattle ram h and It Meal of 8a|rm and a former president of cans were killed In a battle at Buena the Oregon Retail Merchants aaaocla Vista, a small hanilm on ths Mealcan side of the Rio Grande a few miles lion, died at the age of 74». Mrs. Mary Jane Hemenway. who from here. crossed the plains to Oregon with her Sherbets will soon go out of the parents In HM, died at her home In market, for the Pacific Nnrthweet Ire Fogene at the age of 47 years after Cream Manufacturers' association has an Illness of several months. ' adopted a resolution to eliminate sher Jsbea Wilkes, pioneer of 1145, vet bet from the Hat of froaen delicacies, eran ot the Indian wars and a resident to conserve sugar of Washington county practically eon J. K Colgren. of Wallace. Idaho, rsp tlnuoualy for 70 years, died al his resenting the Bethlehem Steel com home to Hillsboro, aged OS years pany. baa gone to Pistol river. Carry Plowing and sowing fall grain la roaniy. where he is to Inspect deposits still progressing throughout Lian of ferro manganese, se id to ealat In county, with the result that the larg large quantities In that dlelricL eat acreage of fall grain Is now plant Compera A. F. of U. President. ed la recent years In the Willamette Buffalo. N T Samuel Gotnpera. valley president ot the American Federation J A meeting of the Pacific coast con of Mbor for >& years, was re elected ference has been called for December virtually w'tkout opposition The ra 1 by Dr A. D Brown, of Oregon Agri election of Goinpers «ae complete In cultural college, secretary of the sseo darawment of the federations strong elation The meeting will be bafd r *r» «sr policy wbM* he bsd depended DR. A. G. PRILL Phyiician and Surgeon Call» Attended Day or Night (IRE. SCIO Federated Church 8t:io, OKEGON Sunday School 10 a. tn. I’reachiriK 11 a. tn. Chriatian Endeavor. 0:30 to 7:80 n.m. Son* Service 7:30 t<> 8:00 p.ni. I’rayer Meeting. Thu rm lay 7:30 p.m. Brother Mdkrljohn. G*nd«-r. H. B. Iler. I'aalor PH YSICLIS 4* SUIKiEOS Office one door north of the Post Office SCIO OK FT ;< IN Russlana Wou'd Fight f ' U. S. Washington John Xine, first secretary of Ihr ilur - ian eiubassy and an offleer of tbe Ru>.«ian nrmy. and Ferdinand De Mohrmachlldt. the eec- ond eecretary. wbu fnarro'd Mt-< rrtary MeAdooa daughter Ust May. havc of fered thrir servier« t» the American gevernment for the war agninat Ger many. They realgned rather than serve the Bolshrvlkl •rille* and French Aid Italians. Dillan Army Hradq'..»rt<-re in North ern Italy.—Solid rank» of Franco Brit ish Infantry with artillery and supply train» were seen by the correspt ndent within sound of the battle on the Ital ian northern line They bad bran on an etghtday march General Sibert's Son an Army Private. San Francisco. -Marlin D Sibert, son of General William t* Sibert, see- ond In command of the American forces in France, la a private In tbe ranks al the Presidio. With a vtedr of being prepared to do paving work on force a> count h-it year, the state highway c»tumtaeloit has called for bld« on asphaltic paving plants The blds are to be opened November 77 About M.00S Chinook salmon rags from th- central hatchery at Bonne ville have bran placed In the Oregon Agricultural college hatcheries They win be need to help develop U m ( is *-
