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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1917)
Official Directory G. F. Korinek, B. V. S. Woodrow Wttoon Thoma» Marshall . Joseph Tumulty Robort Imnatng .. Wm. McAdoo ...Newton Raker Thumu Gregory ... A 8. Rurlewm Junephus Itaniels .. Franklin l»nr . David Hooatna Wm Ke*ftUM Wm. Wilron U. 8. Senator», Geo. E. Chamberlain, and Charles l~ McNary Congressmen l»t IH»t. W. C Hawley, 2nd IM»t.. N, J. Sinnott; 3rd Di»L, C. N. McArthur Governor........... . James Withy combe Secy, of State ........ Ben W. Olcott State Treasuror................. Tho». It. Kay Supreme Court Chief Juaticr, Tho». A. McBride; Associate Justices, H. J. Bean, Geo. II. Burnett. Henry I.. Benson. lawrcnce T. Harris, Wallace McCamant, Frank Moore. Attorney General Geo. M Brown Supl. Public Instruction J A Churchill Dairy and Food C^om . .. John Mickle John II larwi* State Engineer ___ O. P. Hoff Labor Commwxioner l.INN COUNTY NW Prisoners taken In the treat re newed Italian drive reached / total of lt.OOC. the Austrian war office an Bounced Hostilities bava ceased on tb* Rua klan fn»m from the Black Be» to lb* Baltic, a» a result of tb» 10day ar mistice, signed la»t week The cessation of hoatilitlea along the eastern front baa »»tended to that part of the line held by th« Rouman tana, according to aa official commun UNDERTAKERS ication from Jassy Call* Attended to Promptly Little Infantry action la In progress on tb* front in Franc* and Belgium, Dav or Night although on «ariixM »«ctor» from tb* SCIO • - - OREGON North H»a to th* region of Verdun mu tual bombardments are *n»ulng In th* Verdun »actor the German» have made another attempt to pierce the French line» In lb* region of Ito llulJCCHKK BknS.. Props tonvaui. hut wore repulsed after tome «hat brisk fighting and »uffered con •Iderable casualtiea Freah Meat* of All Kinds Civil warfare in ItuMia apparently baa com*. General Kaledin*». the Reaminablv Price» leader of th» lk>n Cossacks. supported Mam Street Scio. Ore. by General Kornlloff, former com mandar in chief of th* Russian force». 1» declared In an official communlca ttnn Issued by the Bolshevlkl govern ----------- WTIKN YOU WANT ---------------- men!, to ha«« raia*d the standard of revolt In tb* Don Couaack region against th» people and the revolution The Italian» have suceeded In keep -jqot - Ing back th« rush of the AustroGer F RED OHLEMIER man forces from the Aslago plateau 3*«À* «4 Hb» Baad«« region to the plains of northern Italy Although the enemy had bent bach Hia Experience i» Worth Money tb* hue <ff the defender» to a point to You where It »eentMl that It must give way Repairing a Spec tally under tha pre»»ure of overwhelming number», the Italian», reinforced by Satisfaction Guaranteed British and French troop* have, for the moment at least. brought the tight Ing to a pause Veterinarian UNITED STATE.' Prwwident ................. Vice President bocy. to Preswient,. Secy. of Slate......... Secy, of Treasury . Secy, of War........... Attorney General Pastma^tcr » •encrai Secy, of Navy ....... Secy, of Interior. . Secy, of Agriculture . Secy of < oninwrr« .. Secy. ••f labor BRIEF WAR NEWS lit ¡th Telephones ST A WON -- OREGON Morrison & Lowe Scio Meat Market Plumbing or Tinning District Attorney.................Gail s. Hill State Senator», S. M. Garland and E. D. Cusick for Linn and Lane. Representatives. Charle» t hihls. W. I’. Elmore F. II. Porter County Judge D. B Mcknight Commissioner», J. D. Irvine, ami T. J. Butler. R. M Ru»*ell County t lerk. D. H. Bodine Sheriff............. TEUTONS MOVE FORWARD W W Francia Treasurer .... .... Velma G. Davin Recorder ... Area Vacated by General Byng Rsoc ............. E. C. Fi»ber Assessor...... Pasarngcr ; cupisd by Germane. ........Ida Cumming* Arrival ami Ifoparture of School Supt... Trains British Headquarters In France — ....... Wm. I'ortmilliT Coroner ..... The German» have rencrupled the de Dr. W. H. Davi» Health Officer WiMuiburn-SpringrtcId Branch va»tale«l area bequeathed to them by Fruit Impactor ..... D. W. Rumbaugh • WEST SCIO tiie British when General Ring made Mock Inspector..,........ D. Taylor hia withdrawal from the Cambrel »al Mtn 7 50 North CITY OF SCIO loot • H p.m. Mayor.................................. F. T. Thayer South It was an unaavory task that fared Recorder.............................. J. S. Hticha the enemy Th» Bourlou wood »till Corvallis & East« rn Marshal............................... W A. Cross • a* reeking with poisonous gas. Grain HUNKERS Treasurer ........ ........ Roy Shelton court. Anoeu*. Cautalng. Noyelles. Councilmen. N 1. Morrison, R Cain, t2:25 p. m Marcolng nnd Maanleres were a waalr To Albany Frol Bilyeu, W. E. Arnold. W. J. From Allmny 9:22 a.m. of ruin», and th» low lying ground on I hroma, J. M Lindley. +9:05 am. which the German» apparently had Motor to Mill Citv School Director». F. T. Thaysr, A. G. planned to dig their new trenches “ from 4:21 p.m. Prill, J. L. Calavan. were overlooked by tb» British poal $ Daily except Sunday Ilona J. F. We»ely, Clark. Into this desert the big gun» hurled totis of explosives and machine gun ner» »ent a constant stream of bullets Into th» ranks of the en*my »«nt for ward to prospect for desirable point» Notarti Public ano available for defence Meanwhile the major portion of the British army was Com'eyemor •tiling comfortably In their new home In what was formerly the famous Ilin Abstract* of I itle Examined denburg trenches STAGE MEETS ALL I RAINS The withdrawal leaves the Rrltlah OREGON SCIO — latavea Scio Poatofllce In full possession of lb* Hlndeoburg at 7:10 a tn and j .W P m fur West Sea. Hoe between tbs Nord canal and VII and B:1S a m and 130pm for Munksr» Hera I'louich Railroad I ime Table R. SHELTON BRIEF WAR NEWS The strength of the Austro-Uerman lavad* rs In Italy is plscrd by official Slapatchc» from Hom* at *0 divisions Further ettrnelon of th» British liti«-» bcymid Jvtusalrtn was reported la th» official stalMMBt from Genera! Allenby Generals Ka)<*dlnes and Pototaky and staff* have lx en arrested by Bol •h.-vlki forces. It ••• officially an sounewd In ivtrorrsd The German* already have begun to obt tln fat» »nd other sorely needed supplies from l<u»sla. according to la formation from Petrograd. Ths aareement for an armlstlr» tween th* BoUhevIkl government ta Russia and the Teutonic allies has been signed It will run from Monday until Jnnunry II and (b»a will con tinue In force automatlmlly unless seven days' notice of Its discontinuance Is given Up»* the signing of an arm latte* peace negotiations are to begin Notwithstanding the terrible loaos» they have sustained, th» German and Austro-Huqsarlan arm!»» In the moua talnous region of northern Italy cos Unue th«lr efforts to break the Italian Un* end open a passageway is th* plains below Kant of the Rrenta the Teutons have been able, hy throwing huge volumes of men Into the fray and seemingly disregarding the enormous rasualtlsa that are being Inflicted on him. to ad vanee «n Caprili» hill, douiiaatlag point al the head of the Han l-orsaso valley, which leads to ths Vsaetlaa plains Her«, however, he has bees forced to stop under th* terrifie do fenss of the Italians 17 Amsrlcaes Missing In Francs. Washington - Heventoen enlisted men of ths I’nltsd Ríales army <-ngi neer curpa wer* reported missing In action hy General Pershing In n dis palrh to ths war department. They were missing Novt-mbor 30. the day of the German turning movement at t'ambral. and are believed to have Ivllnn Into the hands of the Germans What's the matter with Dad's gluam’ Loot, broken, discarded, or does he still wear them out on the end of hia noon? Are hi» arm* too short to hold hia j»ai>er where he ntn read it? Does he think he ia growing old? He isn't! He has just outgrown hi» gla>w«. Get your dad a new |mlr of Kryptoka fur hia t'hristmast present so he can see like he did when n bov nnd watch him amile. E. C. MEADE urn iMr.TRi.Tr Alliany. Ore. 32V W. Second St.. DR A. G. PRUT Physician and Suryeoa Calls Attended Day or Night SCIO ORE. Federated Church %C|O, ORKUON Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Christian Flndcavor..6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Song Service 7:30 to 8:00 p in. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brother Mcikeljohn. Leader, II. B. Iler. Pastor The Scio Tribune. 91.50 tier year 10% Discount ¡MUNKERSandWEST SCIO STAGE Bilyeu .t Bilyeu, Prop*. Pilou« fi-515 * Dr. S. C. Brotcnc /•// I'A/r/./A'. *5 SURGEON < iffice one door north of the Pont Office OREGON SCIO Finn Republic Propoeed. Stockholm -A proposal submitted to the Finnish landtag by the aenat* W. A. Ewing, A. E. Randal* i provides that Hu la nd shall become a republic, with a president elected for President Vice Pre«. a term of sli years, acordlng to ad vices reaching hers from Helsingfors l lue» a general banking business, j British Capture Jsruselsm. receive» deposits subject to checa, pay»: Intermit on Unir deposits, «eli» txindon.—Andrew Roñar law. chan traveler» check» and drafts, and cellor of th* »»chequer, announced In make» collection». the house of common» that Jerusalem, after being surrounded on all »Idea by British troops, bad surrendered. Kaiser's Messags May Offer Peace. Geneva—Kaiser Wilhelm» Christ ma» message to ths German people will contain hia "final" peace offer, according to an unofficial report r» r»lved here from Berlin E. I*. Myent, (’athier Holiday Dance AT Richardson Gap Hall S y '" Z. C. B. J. and T. J. S. Societies DECEMBER 22 One-half the net Proceeds will be Donated to the Red Cross MIDNIGHT SUPPER Good Music, Good Order. Everybody i* Invited By Order of Committee Government Will Erect Hugs Plants Washington —More than tPO.OAO.OM will b» »«pended by th» government In ths erection of government eiplo •Ive plants. Becreuryaof War Raker announced B House Will Vote on Suffrage Jan. 10. Washington —Vote tn the' bous« on the woman suffrage constitutional amrndgaent on Thursday. January 10, was assured when the ruis» committee agreed on that date Wear-Ever Aluminu December 17 t« 22, Inclusive ••WEAR-EVER” ROASTER WEEK Christmas of 1937 Christmas of 1917 SHE will use thc'W EAR -EVER" Roaster a gift from yoursell Replace utensils that wear out witb eteasils that “Wear-Ever Most roaster* are used only once or lance a year. The “WKAR. EVER" roaster can be used every day for steaming fruit in jar*, for baking on top of the stove, for steaming ri*h.com,aaparagun,ctc. You can prepare a whole meal at one time in the “Wear-Ever” Roaster. c4sk for booklet ? Order Your Roaster Oa «r Before Decoaber 22 and The last of the rural credit» fund— 130041- haa been loaned by th» state land board In view of the fact that ttats bond» cannot now be »old at par. it Is not likely that tho board will issue any more rural credit» hoods natil tau valso caa bo roaUasd os Roasters Get 10% Discount N. I. MORRISON SCIO OREGON
