The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, February 07, 1918, Image 3

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Hr‘TLESS
EAST
G. F. Korinek, B. V. S
MONDAY
Cstsbilsbn-snta Eactpt Orug
•ed l o~d Ste«es Clos«.
Washington -The rosters half oi
the United Ktsles observed Monday
generally as a holiday, the first of I#
h'-all«ss M- ndays decreed by the gov
eminent lo conserve cost «nd cleat
congestion from th« ml»r-»sda
Although the cl «ur»< order, promul
gated by Fuel \4minlstrator Garfield
goes no tut ifei r than lo forbid the use
of fust for bro ■« tuel a1mint«lrstlon
official* rvi
id
lo «esse
and l»r Gartiehi
a direr'! re
UNDERTAKERS
quest that aii retail establishments
except food s’wl drug stores, close
Csdla Attended to Promptly
their doors lor the day
Dav or Night
Food stores which. in lhe original
order were perni tled lo remain opr-tt
Silo
OREGON only half tn« day. sere granted a spo
rial dispensation und«« which they
may •ell g->od« tliri>ugh<it the dav
Fewer CH. ths Reported At Camp.
Tacoma -Hrailh couditiona at t amp
Lewis improved considerably in the
H oijmhkk B ros .. Props
last week, according to the report la
sued by lb* division surgeon There
Fresh .Meats of All Kinds
were five death*, including on« from
pneumonia «nd one from meningitis
Reasonable Prices
The cases of communi- able disease*
total I4< among 3l5<<0 men GePmat:
Main Street
Scio. Ore. measles and scarlet fever showed a
marked deerea««
Retail
Veterinär inn
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Telephone»
STA YTOA
OREGON
Morrison & Lowe
Scio Meat Market
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WHEN YOU WANT
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Notary Public ana
Conc'4tycn>or
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BKYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notice For Publication
301-2 New First Saturnal Bank Hkig.
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I ALBANY
iTpartmenl of the Interior, U. S. I-arx!
Office. Portland. Oro., Feb. 4. 191H
Notice is hereby given that James L.
8. Rosaell, of Scio. Linn County, Ore.,
who on February 7. 191«. made Home
stead Entry No. 04SH0, for lots 1. 2 and
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NE tg, Sw. 2. Townahip 11 South.
Range 1 F.aat, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof under See. 2306. R.
S., to eatablish claim to the land above
described before the Clerk of the
< ounty Court for Linn County. Ore
at Albany. Oregon, on the 21st day of
March. 191».
< Isunant names as witnesses Henry
Neal, I red Pepperling, John Nsal and
G. M. Wirth, ail of Hcio, Linn County,
Oregon.
Proof made under act of June 6. 1912.
and see 2306, R. S.
N. Campbell.
Rsgister
24-30
OREGON
Railroad I irne Table
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Arrival and lk i>arture of I'aawnger
Trains
Wiaxlburn-Soringtield Branch
WEST SCIO
7;&0 a m.
5:31 pm.
> North
South
Corvallis & lästern
MLN KERS
t2;25
9:22
t9:05
4:21
To Albany
From Albany
Motor to Mill City
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p. m
a m.
a m.
p.m.
5 Daily except Sunday
The Scio Tribune. 31.50 per yenr
WAR COUNCIL SAYS
PEACE IS REMOTE
ixvndoa -The supreme war council,
which met at Versailles. finds no ap
proiimalion In the German chancel
lug's sad the Austro Hungarian for
eign minister's speeches lo the terms
of th« entente allies and has decided
to contlnus vigorous prosecution of
the war until peace can be obtained
' based on the principles of freedom,
fust lee and respect tor International
law ”
A summary of Ike official report of
the Versailles war office says
"Thr council waa unable to find
in V
IJertllnk's and Cacrnln's rwreM
utterances any real approximation to
the moderate conditions laid down by
the allies' governments
"Under th« circumstances, the coun
ell decided that the only task before
them to meet waa the vigorous and
effective prosecution of the war until
the pressure of that effort produced a
change of temper In ths enemy gov
ernmenla. Justifying lhe hope of the
conclusion of • peace based on the
principles of freedom. Justice and re
spec! for International law
"The council arrived al a complete
unanimity of policy on measures for
the prosecution of the war "
Th* United Htatea was represented
In the council by General Tasker II
Bliss, chief of staff of ths American
army.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
Sixty alx persona were killed •nd
1*3 Injured tn the two German raids
over London last week
Many German prisoners In Russia,
taking advantage of internal disorders,
are returning to lhe German lines
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Food riots have broken out In Vlsn
ua. according lo reports received
Hhops have been pillaged and clashes
have occurred between rioters and the
pollcs
It was officially announced that the
total number of deaths resulting from
the recent airplane raid of the Ger
mana over Paris was 49 and the total
wounded 204
Great Britain has asked Brasil and
Uruguay for the use of Interned Ger
man merchant ships for ths trsnspor
tstlon of grain, according lo informs
Hon received from Rio Janeiro
RrMiah expeditionary forces In Pal
ratine again have assumed the of
tensive, official war reports stated
General Allenby's line has been ad
vatu «4 to Anutlrh. three miles north
of Rtreh on the Nabalus road
Revere measures of repression have
been taken by the German government
against the workers whose strike
movement In Important industrial ven
ters has tied up many plants engaged
In munition and war supply work
Berlin •nd Ils environs remain lhe
center of the disturbance. The city la
Factories
under military control.
where strikes are in progress have
been militarised, say dispatches, and
the workers warned to report for work
or undergo military discipline
Many Seldlara Take Federal Ineuranca
Han Francisco. — Soldiers in the
western department of ths army have
taken government Insurance to the
total value of S17t.000.000 and before
the period of automatle Insurance
February It. Il la believed most of
lbs 47.000 men In this jurisdiction will
hold government policies, according to
Captain E 11
Pearce, officer In
chares.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
The halo r was
yearn old Sunday
A U' » omthix i.i .>f PurtugueSk
troops has just been landed Io Franc.-
B»th France and England havs re
c-utly cut down th« bread ration by
Almost half.
Th»- Bolshevik! governmeaL says au
annour ■■ nvnl from ths a*ml «Arial
news areary. d elded to break dlpk>
malic relations with Roumanla when
temporary detention of the Houmaalaft
minister failed lo stop the Roumanian
off naive
Philipp Hrbeldrtnann. president of
the Boe lai Ihmocrailc party In Ger
many, answering < hancellor von Herl
ling's apeevh In the main commutes of
th« !<• I< hstag. la reported to havs bit
lerly assailed the < h r man junkers and
militarists
Italy has furnished a military sur
prl«« b* launching an attach of appar
mtly ronsld'-rahle force on her ntoun
tain front In mid winter. The blow
com- • on th« As I ago plateau, where the
AuatrodJertnaa Invaders were halted
early In th« winter In their effort lo
push down to the Italian plains west
of the Hrenta river
Foreign Minister Trotsky, address
Ina th« congress of councils nt work
men's and soldiers' delégales os the
questlr.3 of peace, declared the Ger
mans had masked th«lr real invntlons
with tine words, but .were In reality
demanding all they could <«t "They
thought Russia needed peace at any
price,” Trotsky said
They were mis
taken We still insist on a democratic
peace "
Count Ctemin. the Austro Hungar
Ian foreign minister, Il Is reported
front Vienna on good authority, has
announced lo the Austrian delegations
that the ten of his speech on the
Austrian war alma «as forward««! to
President Wilson before Its delivery
This bsa caused a great sensation, ac­
cording to the Cologne Oaietts. Which
Interprets It to mean that actual steps
already had been taken to bring about
an exchange of vi«wa between th*
western powers and Russia and Oer
msav
After deliberating only 45 minutes,
a Jury In the United Statea court al
Portland found Floyd Ramp, active so­
cialist of Roseburg, guilty on each of
l*n counts In an Indictment charging
him with a violation of the espionage
act.
Flaking la now prohibited la a num
her of Klamath county streams The
warm weather has caused ths fish to
go upstream for ths spawning time
much earlier this year, aad these cer­
tain points are closed to protect future
fishing.
One man waa hurt aad from ItOOO to
MOO« in damage was done when ths
three story frame hotel, recently con
strutted by the Horn mar strom Hhlp
building company at Columbia City,
two and oae-balf miles from fft Helena,
waf completely daolrrvyed ky fire
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329 W. Second St..
Allumy. Ore.
Notice of Fine! Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned. executor at Hie estate of
Charles Wsaely, deceased, has tiled in
the County Court of Linn County, Ore .
hM final account as such executor, and
that said Court has Axed Monday, the
11th day of March. 19IH, at the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day «•
ths time for the hearing of objections
to said final account and lhe settlement
thereof.
Any and all persona having objections
to said final account are hereby notified
to be present st said lime In lhe County
Court room tn the Court House in the
City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon,
and then and there make such objec­
tions.
Utile Marks.
Atty, for Executor
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is complete nnd our
stock fresh mid vivan.
We carry a full line of
Tea, Coffee. Spices,
Canned Goods, mid in
fact, everything needed
for the table.
HIBLER 8 GILL GO.
A Trip East
Via California
7 his
Time of Year
will be a most enjoyable experience. You
will pass through a land where It is
always summer.
Beautiful mountain scenerv, flowers and
sunshine, »rangt* groves, vineyards and
gardens.
You can stop at Nan Francisco. Ilei
Monte, Santa Barbara. L<* Angeles and
many other delightful places
Four Trains Dally from Oregon
Ask your local agent for particulars
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Southern
Pacific Lines
Write for folder on the Apache Trail of Arizona
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E. C. MEADE
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Wool Blocks Havs Dscrsased.
Washington. — Wool stocks its» the
United States wore about ttt.OOO.OOO
pounds iNM-ember tl last, the depart
m-ot of agriculture announced In Ita
third quarterly report
That was »
decrease of 71.000.000 pounds trots
stocks Raplembsr 20. 1»1T.
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Watch your child'« *■>••♦ fur
una
of discumfort or irritation tmd take
off lhe strain during lhe few early
years of development, so that lhe
later permanent wearing of glasHes
may ba avoided
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