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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1918)
/ • i /' f - I . Vt a ’ .» . V* f • w r • ' > F f • v >, ♦ ♦ a * > ’ ,0 • • • • oe **• » • ' *• *•** e'/ * ’• * ’ * • « • • as **«• ¿r • * **/• I M I X. . • e- >♦’ •, a • » • . J • J»* ♦ -»■ -»A«-«"»A ’• • a | Rev. Henry • ' t * - * ‘ Albers, of Albany, St. Francis Hotel President Wilson has announced («ndidates for office will nos I* that the government will lake charge In full bloom The buds are swelling of the operation of all transporta Mias Dolly Daley, of la-banon, io many cases. January will ace tion lines, with Secretary McAdoo came over Tuesday to spend the day ithvm on the move. as director general. Thia will in with home folks. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Gill and chil clude all railroads, with the excep dren and Mr. and Mrs L. L. Cnla- The 8ci<> Meat Market will pay tion of local electric lines, steamship the Imlbest cash price for all kinds van and daughter, Mias Felice, came lines, etc. The onier will take effect over from laibanon to eat Christmas of hides' No tare deducted. January I. The individual railway The Sanitary Market will pay you dinner at the M. C. Gill home. systems will retam their present as much for hide* aa any one anti John Kelly, who is owner and operating heads, working under the more than some manager of the only drug store in general direction of the director Floyd (arson, of the Coast Artil* Gervais, Ore., came up (.hristmas general. lery at Astoria, is spending the day and spent a couple of days visit ing with Scio friends Hr waa for holidays with homefolk*. merly pill expert with the Peery We make a specialty of Friend drug store in Scio. ship. Engagement and Wedding State Senator Cusick, of Albany, Rings F. M French A Son. Albany. has announced his candidacy for the Oregon Miss Grace Gill, of Astoria, ia office of state treasurer. Senator spending the holidays at the home Cusick’s manv years of bank train of her (>arents. Mr. and Mrs M. C, ing, should splendidly qualify him to take care of the deride <-n«l of Gill. the business But aa a member of Ocil Robe, a student at Willa the manv boards managing »tale mette University, is Mwmling holi- institutions, be is yet to be tried. day week with his l>arenta. Prof. The Tribune believes he would make and Mrs. Robe. good and. as a Unn county man. Mrs. Gladys Kelly and child, of this paper, at least, will place nolh- Gervais, came up Saturday for a ing in his way. holiday visit with the grandparents of th« former. Mr *n<l Mrs. J. A. Married ALBANY, ORE. W atuuni Meals 35 and 50 canta Room 50c and Up l Sale dates arranged for at The Scio (¡RANT PIRTLE. Proprietor Tribune Office. Scio. Ore SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JANUARY 3. lyiS Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business OREGON PROUD OF GOVERNMENT NOW IN HER WAR EFFORTS CONTROL GF ROADS AMBASSADOR FRANCIS AVAILABLE COPY I Notice We have an un limited amount of funds to lend on farm security at ft per cent per annum. Ix>ng time loans desired. No delay. FARM LOANS 6$ Greetings oí the Season For toddy let us forget that we are buyers and aellers of merchan dise and remember that there are things more worth atriving for than business success Life’s greatest achievements anti best rewards are not found in material things. To think in terms of other’s welfare, to be interested in another’s happiness as in our own. to value other’s friendship and esteem more than possible material gain. These are not easy of attainment in the »tress of present day life. Rut to pause just for a a day and dwell for even a fleeing hour in the realm of ideal ism is the priceless privilege the Chrirtmas season brings to all. We. therefore, join with you and yours in fsrvent gratitude for all the blessings of a year which has been so replete with world tragedy and sorrow, and we wish for you an abundant share vn those deeper experiences which alone can bless N. I. Mornenn ■ Waahinstnn Th« rsllrosds nt th« United Stat«-« have paM>«-d Into s«v snunsat po«»«-**l<>n Blot H<-< retary Me- Ldoo. dralgtiat<-<l by I’fraldrllt WH»on Rising head and shoulders above aa dlreetor-Ken'oal of railroad* any »late* and holding first place Walker I) Hines, of New York, a the nation in numerous of its war railroad lawyer and for many years a dt-avors, Oregon can greet the •prclal afudent of ■overument opera j tlon, was appointed a**i»tnnt dlrex-tor tw Year with the pride of aeeom- («neral. |« ndlns th«- furuiallon of a bhment. Some of her succeasea permanent staff. Definite etepa toward national unl- flcatlon of railroad* and lmpr<oS-m«nt Portland and Oregon over-sub- of ronseatad rendition« were tkk>'U by rit»«! the first luberlv D»ne by 20 i Director General McAdoo In kj)«' ap -r cent. i pointment of a temporary ataff and the Over-aubeeribed the second Liber- I laauins of hia Grat formal order dl- I reel I ns absolute p«Mj|lng of all trnffl-, ’ Ixian by 30 per cent. I common utilisation of terminals, roll With volunteers, exceeded in per- ■ In* stock and othe r fticlhtiva, haullud aitage of population every other of freight by the »hortrat routrs and i retention of all prr«<-nt <>tWv> ra and •te in the Union ■ employes < >v«-r-subscribed quuta of Red Orders went to eaatem r«>ad« from fun«!, Director General Mc Adoo to clear up i Exceeded every state, in propor- freight con*« jition regardless of pro- ' etoua ■uvernment priority regulations. < m > to population, in Red Cross I passenger «chedulea and any hamper- •mliers, securing 240.000, i in* practices under the old compel! Over-suliscribed the Y. M. C. A. i live system and to pay spacial alien- ' tlon to the movement of coal and food. »4 I Th« director general disnolvad th« Over subscribed the War Library j railroad war board at its own re«pi«»t tf>U. land named a temporary advisory State to produce one-sixth of the Inet of five member* •tai tonnage asked for by the ship- I The question of lncr»-ae««1 »'• for railroad employe« will be ta«cn tip Orf board in 1918. soon by Mr McAdoo Heads of the i (iver-suiiscrilied for Christmas four brotberhtxxU will confer with th« director general at his Invitation. an<1 ikes for soldiers and sailors. probably will urge with the scarcity Many Oregon people are contri- of railroad labor It will be necessary Utmg regularly for the support of to pay higher wages to retain mon Many advlavrn of the dlr«-« tor general elgian war orphans. advocate Increasing wage», particu 1» supplying most ot the spruce larly for many unorganised cla»»«-s >r airplanes of the U. S. and allies. Curtailment of passenger travel is |s furnishing food and clothing planned by sllniinatlng trams aa faat nt the army and navy. as railroad* «'an arrange No general I Was first stale to have national increase in rates, according to the plan adopted In England 1« In Immo Ihrd ready, dial« contemplation ■ Furmshe«l the first hoapital unit It Is To relieve Now York terminals I o g<> abroail with expeditionary plant ed to divert an in u<li traffic as possible to lia'titn r« > ■.••port Newa >r<in and other A laitH- BEST Attorney •» law make of auto truck, thus about doubling the carrying capacity. R. M Cain has contracted for one of these attachments, which will enable HECKER him to do the work of two auto trucks without mateiially increasing 133 Ly<>n St. the travel expense, • 0. B Cyrus came up from Port land last week to spend the balance of the winter in Scio. He had bean bookkeeping for hia sons. Carl and Marl, who were running an auto repair shop Hut the boys sold the business, which throwed the did man" without a job and the return to Scio resulted. Corl is up in Mootans doing auto repair work and Merl has enlisted in the army and enrich and beautify life. Mnet cordially yours, aa an auto mechanic and is now at ♦ • ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SI 50 THE YEAR Secretary of the Treasury Mc Adoo Named Director- OaltatMcts Eno State in th General of Railroads. Until States ia Several Why leave your rig on the out*«dd| subject to the weather when you «-an place it in the Scio Feed Stable at trifling coat aa follow»: Single rig, »lay 5c. night 15c Double rig. dav 10c. night 25c 12-16 Ed Hemming. Leasee I ail possible that Oregon’s chief educational institution has a camou R, L. (’«II. representing the West flage president? We understand ern Truck Attachment Co., waa in that th*s French word means "to town last week and placed the deceive" end. it is up to President agency for their truck attachment Kerr to clear his skirls of the charge with the Dairy Citv garage of deception in order to have hie The attachment is supported by aalaty raised. It should I* easy to two wheels, will carry one or two do if he waa made the offer he tons and can be attache«I to any Jacksonville. Florids OREGON NEWS NOTES WILL BE HIS OWN OF GENERAL INTEREST GA mp A i G n m A n AG fr Thanksgiving price» on No. 1 stock held well and there will be a Scio Feed Stable ally admitted that there was aa Hours 8 a. tn. to M p. m. l)r. J. Murphy. much water on the ground and in 2O-2t the creek, aa at any time for forty Treck Attachment years. large profit. AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOLIDATED I H. B. CHESS Mr. Merchant just think! If you want to kero trade al home, and you do, you must price your goods so that you can compete with Al bany. Portland. Seattle. Chicago or any other old place At the same time you must make the people know you are doing so through advertising Don’t hide your light Seek publicity by every legitimate manna large sales with small profit ia better than small sales with OUOGON ro. n * i ATTORNEY AT LAW later. THE SCIO TRIBUNE AUCTIONEER Miss Nellie Gunaauls and won. At Battle Creek. Michigan. Dee. lyle, came over from Lebanon to 3, Sergeant Major Berry and Mr*. spend ('hristmas dav and vat turkey Irrita Rex were uniteti in marriage. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry is a daughter of Mrs T. Mrs. J. A Bilyeu A. Richardson, now of near Richard School Director Frank Thayer son bridge, and was born and raised (’. C. BKYANi went to Salem Monday to get advice in and near Scio. from State School Superintendent Magnetic Healing Churchill as to the legality of the proposed action to bo taken at the 311-3 New First National Bank BHA school meeting relied for Saturday. Ijcads all others when it comes to January 5. curing. I have proven thia fact in ALBANY About all the damage resulting in thousands of casca. I will now make Scio from the recent high water, a holiday offer; I will treat all that was to the Meikeljohn l>arn and to come before New Years at S10 per Office across the the sidewalk and street about the 20 treatments. street south of the school house. school house property. It is gener Alonzo Fay. aged 89. a farmer of near l«el>an<>n. waa killed last Sun day. He had been trailing a rabbit which look refuge under a building He leaned hia gun against the build ing in order to look underneath. While stooping, his dog ran against the gun, causing its discharge. The bullet struck Mr Nay in the temple resulting in his desth three hours ROLOFF H. C lestaeces Bilyeu. claima by the Kansas college, wi « » will preach at the Christian church I next Sunday, both morning and evening « — & BEAM I /6.<i//, For Sale Six sacks of cheat and vetch seed mixed for sale. Guy McKnight, For Trad«- A registered 2-year- dd English shire stallion for a span >f good mares. Call on or write T. J. Gibbon*. Shelburn. Ore. For Sale A No. 5 Oliver type writer. cheap. C. A. Everett. PRINTING THE SCIO TRIBUNE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS .Vyn/. I /) .S These three companies are your friends. They are hold ing to hrfore-the-war-prices for your benefit. We know Trade Balance Favors Nation. the l>est preparations of each o Washington America a «-»porta wer« estimated at the department of company. For instance if you commerce to have parsed the M.ooo. wanted a liniment for sore non .non mark In 1S17. a new high rec muscles. we would say Rexall ord Imports war« Ices than Rubbing Oil without a moment MXi.oos and the trade balear a In favor of hesitation Yet if you want of the United States probably will ba more than Sl.lto.OoO.OOO ed a Sarsaparilla tonic, we would say Nyals which contains First Submarine Priaoncra Taken. potassium iodide And we are Washington Th* United states de not forgetting A. D. S. Herb Tea cither, its ths same old satisfactory large package for 25 cents. DEPENDABLE SERVICE For Sale A goat broken to drive. C. A. Everett * For Sale- - A small ranch j mile from Scio, ('ail on or write E. A. Pare. Scio. Oro Beattie Isolated by Floods. Realtle As th« remit of floods throughout western Washington. Beat tie had no railroad connection with th« outside world eieept by way of Portland lh-«auee of the loaa of ihe Milwaukee and Northern Pacific bridge» over the Yakima river, there will probably be no transcontinental train service direct from Heattl« for at least a we«k In the meantime all this traffic must so by way of the Columbia river Are you «»mg to pay the unjust advance on patent medicines without objecting? Of course we know that you have no wish to do no. Then remem- l<er these three trade names; WANTS, EOK SALr Wants, For Sale or Lost. Found etc. Under this head The Tributi* will hereafter publish the items indicated. The charges will he one cent a word; two figures constitut ing a word. 25 cents i* the mini mum charge > r*M‘ Your fJu>n Tira J Albany. Orc SANTIAM PHARMACY r W LAIR'D. P>~ 0 9 Ö fi 6 Í atro y er Fanning. aided by the United State* destroyer Nicholson. waa offi cially credited with rapture of the first German submarina prisoners of war Four officers and li somber« of the crew were taken priaonera. Manager Burgraff Nails a Red Cross Lie Editor Democrat: Some feeble minded person, pro-tightwad or pro-devil, has started a report that some of the member* of the local Red Cross organization have been lunching at the expense of the Ked Cross. Such a statement a uro- German would not be silly enough to make; and for the benefit of the friends of the Re«l Cross I will state plainly and so all ran understand it —it is a LIE originated in some diicase»! brain. Each captain am! each committeeman paid their share. 11.70 per. As to the Red Cross be ing a "graft” there is six hundred and fifty dollars <56501 to be had from responsible people for the proof that the Red Cross ia a graft. So. Mr. or Mrs. Wise Guy, come through with your proof and get some easv money for your knowledge or brand yourself as a weak-minded gossiper Chas Burggraff. Campaign Mgr. Mrs. Laura Lewie, of Portland visited with her water. Mrs G. AT. I—Albany Democrat. Morrow during holiday week. >
