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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1918)
AMERICANS UNDER FIRE G. F. Korinek, B. V. S. ' Veterinarian Telephones tiofh News from the western front con Will b« given by the Bohemian Na firms the estimate Americans had tional Alliance of Scio, on Saturday. The Seiff School Junior Rol Cruna ma«te of the valor of thetr own sol bas some very goo-i work un display diers and adds to the pt ide that every in store window«. i patriot (oust feel that the first STA YTOS' • - OllEdOS It now develops formidable encounter was no routine raid," made by the to feel Germans men iy out our strength and temper. but a carefully Morrison & Lowe rehearsed enterprise. Calla Attended Ui blow, hoping in gome way to affect aa good a» they gave and if anyone's morale suffered it • • was that of the Our Red Cross stands lOO.i March 16, for the benefit of the Red Crosa in Good membership ami doing the best kind Scio Meat Market HoiJCtiitK B bob .. was a victory fur the Lebanon girls over the Scio girls. 15 tn 12. l^elmnons have a good yell The but the girls had to work hard for the game two good basket lutll Kenneth Simms has quit school It N Stanfield Farmer, Stockralser Businessman. F RED OHLEMIER fc-as« to You ed now is your prisoner today?" by them- veterans of the long campaign. Hut the fact was that the first pris Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed Notice For Publication tapartment of ths Interior, U. S. Land , Office. Portland, Ore.. Feb. 4. !9ih Notwithstanding the fact that As toria has recently completed the erec oner was "news.” not because the (ton of a new 26 room grade school building, the number of pupils ia In taking of him would lie a mighty creasing no rapidly lhai the district factor in t-nding the war. but tmeauae must build three mor* stmeturf« be it signalixed and syndiolued the act fore the opening of lhe coming •< lu»>i ual fiarticipation of our men in the year Th» boarding school st the Umatilla mighty conflict. The first soldiers Indian site"«/, which haa been a fit killed, the first prisoners taken, the tore there almost as long an the agen first skirmish, the first raid, the first «•y haa been established, la to be dla great battle progressively they ■•on’lotted June 30, accordUig to word show us that our men are grimly received by Superintendent ftwsrt» lander from Cato Sells, commissioner doing their duty “over there.” of Indian affairs It is the American way towant to The state highway commission hat know the human detail» Bv vix- under contemplation now road work ualixing the situation of the soldier the conatruetlon of which will be don« clearly as may lie we prepare our at an estimated coat of 17.930.160. ac cordlog to the report for the fiscal selves mental'y and spiritually to he year ending November 30. just com his Comrades in the f»-st won of the pleted by Suit« Highway Engineer term. We are not yet blase, or So Nunn, and approved by the eommls Of thia amount 4441.973 33 has hardened to horror that we want to slon been expended for construction and hear nothing more about it. We I14.1.S3R9I for eagtaeerlng. or a total want the particulars. They are. as of MM.813J4.___________________ _____ I has been said, inspiring. Dur allies Notice i* hereby given that James L. 8. Roseell. of Scio, Linn County. Ore . who on February 7, 1916. made Home ■lead Entry No. U46H0, for lota 1, 2 and S •» NE Sec, 2. Township il South. Range I Last, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year proof under Sec. 23fi6. R. 8.. to establish claim to the land above described before the Clerk of the (ounty Court for Linn County, One at Albany, Oregon, on the 21st day of March. 191H. Claimant names aa witnesses Henry Neal. Fred IVpperling, John Neal anl G. M. Wirth, all of Mcio. Linn County, Oregon Proof made under set of June*. 1912. already have cwas«sl making jokes and Sec. 2306. R. S. about "our prisoner,* for our pris N. Campbell. oner is no Register. the singular in longer Our men have been publtclv praised by veteran officers of R. SHELTON Great Britain. France and Everyone now knows that in major enterprises as well as Nolar V Public ana minor ones they may be relied upon. It is being Conveyeneor man. Abstracto oí Title Examined jCIO - . • shown American that, man for soldi*rs are mo|» than a match for the enemy. "Man also are "more than a match for the ATTORNEY AT LAW ance that our won. Arrival and Departure of Passenger Trama Woodburn-Springfield Branch ----------- P «n. Corvallis 4 Eastern *’ from ** who calls eluse of busmens Wants, For Sale or Lust. Found etc. Under thin head The Tribune will hereafter publish the items indicated, The charges will lie one 'cent a word, two figures cons til ut- l mg a word. 25 cento i« I mum charge. the mini- County Commissioner Oliver and other kinds of type writer ribbons for «ale at this office. Subject to the Decision of the ■ * For Sale 140-egg incubator and (brooder. The whole outfit for ill. J'.Mf COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES If you believe I my beat have given endeavors to the ec<momica) administration of the County’* business affairs. I will be ol«««sd to Aril«-«- Powell Eor Sale B a^re improve«! ranch, known as Kistler place, adjoining depot gruuods al West Scio. Small payment, ieasy terms. Owner: S. Ellis, Prins- . ville. Oregon. 30 2t receive Sanitary Market your supixirt at the Primary FRESH MEATS Election. Cleanliness — American guy M cknight . pRoraignj* * March 4. 1918 aasoiacKS Loans and discounts............. .4104.>46.86 Overdrafts. secured ami un secured. ............................ 418.9! . Komis an<l warrant* ami U S. Tress, fort. ....................... 24.37«.».’I Banking house.................. 2. Moo- MOW Our work is comfort in use and • preservation of the vmual quality of eves. If you have annoyance from de- i frelive vision, we shall b« glad to ■Brv* you. 42.0B6 73 I 114 «> Total ...................... 174,161 47 LMRIUTIKH L G MEADE Capital stock paid in , ..... 410,000.0U Surplus fund ........................... Undivided profits, less expen ses and taxes paid.......... 10,000.0l> orroMKTRIKT 329 W. Second St., 438.47 soldiers are performing as a matter Cashier checks outstanding.. Time and savings of course. Oregonian. deposits .. ....................... Albany, Ore. 9.099 OU Reserved for interest and taxes ................................... «524.66 tive from Linn. Everyone In Jeff erson is a iriend of I). C. Total........... He has State of Oregon, i Noti<% oí Final Seulement l.<*U-h3 174.161.47 as C. M. KENDALL Comet attest: The Seto Tribune. S 1.50 per year W. A. Ewing. A. K. KandaU. Director*. | Notice is hereby given that th« un- I dersigned, executor of the estate <4 I Charles Weaely. deceased, has filed in 1 the County Court of Linn County. Ore., I his final account as such executor, ami J that said Court has fixed Munday, the Commercial College Graduate . 8th day of April, 1918, at the hour of J 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day as Expert Accountant and the time for the hearing of objection to said final account and the settlement thereof. « Any and all persona having objections to ssul final account ar«- hereby notified to be present at said time in the County Court room in the Court House in the Experienced Peace Officer E. l>. Mr ana. Cashier. Subscribed end sworn to before me If Linn county voters want a repre this 12th day of March, 1918. sentative like that, they will elect R. Shelton, Notary Public Thoms. Jefferson Review. My commission expiree Fsb. IL 1921 i OlaaamaomaasOMWMSiaeMea. leaexKMHMM <1 himself a thinks is right he stands tor firmly. Advertise in The Seto Tribo« and LOST. FOUND, ETC. At Scio, in the State of Oregon, at th«- terms aa a legislative County of Linn ’ member from Marion county and I, E. D. Myers, cashier of the above t2:26 p. m his record, public ami private, ia named bank, do *ol«-mr>ly swear that When be makes the above statement is true U> the best 9:22 » m. without a blemish. t9:05 am. a promise he keeps it, ami what he of my knowledge ami tellef. “..-------------- 4:21 P-m. WANTS, FOR SALE THE SCIO STATI; HANK served two I Daily except Sunday C«t resulta. citixen republican candidate for representa 7:b0 a m. Motor to Mill Citv individual D. C. Thoma, the Scio miller, is a WEST 800 From Albany of lahll la to Be Envoy to America. Washington — Viscount Klkujtro lahll has been appointed ambaesador for Japan to the United States, and *UI soon rsach Washington. For Sale -A 1917 Chevrolet tour- , ing car. all complete and in good condition, ready to drive away. Fred T. Bilyeu.__ —— For Individual deposits subject to patriot. The most that we can do check ........ .. ........................ 132.110*4 at home will be small by com|>ariaon Demand certificates of deposit ............................ .. 10,78*. 7* with the every-day dutie« which our Railroad Time Table To Albany An example is going to be in uniform; it should be followed by every MUNKERS war achievement is being set by the men OREGON South J. D. IRVINE enemy.*' we shall have final assur 301-3 New First SaUonai Bank Bldg. North Committee NN MP >-.«»■ Chaplains In Army Will Be Increased. Washington. Establish nient of a aehoo! at Fortress Monroe for the training of army chaplains was ap proved by Hecretary nt War Baker. There ar« no* 670 chaplains tn th* service and Ibis number will tm gradu ally lacr«a*rd with th« projected ex amination permitting the appointment of a chaplain fur every IfOO officers and mea. Meport of the uondith n of for man” is a significant phrase If Furniture and fixtures it can be demonstrated that man for Cash and -fur from approved reserve banka.......... man and woinan for woman and Checks and other cash items child for child, the people at home OREGON C. C. BRYANT ALBANY over one and home. Plumbing or Tinning 24-30 order and a S'J-2t squad The Scio Music Study «.Club will to the pride, and it ougnt to stiffen give a program for the Red Cruse. the rporal tiackbom* of the folks at Friday evening, the 15th. at the |*rrsh Meats of All Kinds Rraa-mable Pries« a good alt and have a good time A man who does things. And the more news we are high school auditorium. 15c Wh» has accomplished something. permitted to receive the better it will Who knows how to work and get Of 12 games played the Eagles lie for all concerned We are a ¡icople lost two—one to the Scio K I*, and reeulto. to whom the intimacies, the little de Who knows Oregon's needs, re one to Albany's Angels, played on Scio. Ore. tails. mean much. Some of our allies Main Street Monday evening here, the score be- ( quirements ami resources. did not understand this al first. When Who has the experience, knowl ing 49 to 17. American troops were first assigned edge and business understanding. ----------- WH KN YOU WANT ----------- I to duty in the trenches, and captured Who as a State Legislator for six their first prisoner and the news was years, has already done much for Britain Must Mavs Mors Wheat. cabled to the United States, the Bri Washington An urgent appeal •*’ Oregon. tish and French, who have lieen la made to the United Htatse by Great ■ Whose republicanism is unques --so— Without It. ' sing prisoners for more than three Britain for mor» wheat tioned and whose ability has been (xird Rhondda cabted to the food a« years, were inclined to indulge in proven ministration, the allies may not have i m - M uía » sarcasm at the Americans' eijiense. food enough to win lhe war. lii« Experience is Worth Money It no doubt was irritating to tn*ask Repairing music, good cause, so come fighting on the front is stimulating Pro« above Alliance, nt All are cordially invite«! to iielp a The basket ball game last Friday have everything their own way. Every bit of news of th* actual the good supper will lie served of work. Scio han and Wewly hall jn Scio "shock trtxi«'' who had hoped Is team«, but the yell team is like nee dle in the hay stack hard to find. OREGON • But they gut the American morale. Promptly Dav or Night 8CIO Evidently the enemy intended to deliver a smashing UNDERTAKERS A Big B mci FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican Candidate SHERIFF for City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon, ami then ami there make such objec tions. Joseph F. W »eely Executor, Hill A Marks. AUy. Jpr I» era tor
