TRE SCIO TRIBUNE WALTER U. P ERGE
THURSDAY. APRIL It. 1918
Railroad 1 ime Table
Arrival and Departure of I’aav-ngcr
T rains
Woodburn Springfield Rranch
res EC
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State Sraivr Frem I *!( ti
Oreyon aiipgi c? Candidacy
For Ch.. ; t ; ecubve.
ths greatest possible paHIMpstioo by
ths people dirait to all th* affairs cd
government compatible with ths prac
tical and efflaleat admltHslraUon of
affairs
I am a finn bellavec I* th* futuro
greatness at Otwgoa Portland »hould
be on* of the greatest port« of tn«
world With her inland waterway« de
veloped. steamship linaa promoted and
rural Oregon developed, her future
dsetlay la assured
I shall do everything In mv power
If governor to promote th« business
■ ’h and development *f our •
never forgetting the necessity for
stent work for the moral upll»’
educational opportunlti.
My motto shall be t>-
pregón for t» - -
WHEAT CRISIS FORCES
CHANGES IN RULES
Households, Eating Houses and
Bakers Must Decrease
Use of Wheat.
After du» deliberali« ms I have d
Urgent military necessities a* fa»
elded to b« ■
».- a cvo li-Jate for tii
United Mates and ths Allies hss
WEST SCIO
BeaKw-ratte non» >.» lion f r gp"
forced a mers drastic restriction In
al th* pnuiary eic-ium to In
the wheat ceosarvatlon program
North
7:50 a Hl May IT.
Cowpted with an earnest appeal to al*
tn
During my 3S y< are of r
5:31 P m
South
IndteMtsels. households, public eating
tiregun I have tat« » an ar
pteooe and bakers of broad and pas
in public atfilrv. Ai pro at I am a
Corvallis & Eastern
tr tel foe thole co-operation and sup
«late senatur r ,»r
ntlm Use i and
MUNKEKS
Wallowa cuoi J
and
sud a
pert. Herbert C. Hoover has issued s
have been pt. s - d'-nt of th<
late Ta«-
new set of rules designed to furthe.
t2:25
«11
To Albany
P
payer* league ■ since Its organisation.
reduce wheat consumption In thio
M> position upon m st puiutr que»-
9:22 am
From Albany
oouwtry until ths nest harvest
tloov is well kt-owD
I
and understoiaL
Theos rules and Mr. Heovor's pee
t9;05 am. If nominal«-«! and elected governor.
Motor u> Mill Qty
• a
so*
si appeal ar* given out through
I
pledge
my
•-
•
arnesi
s
i
ai><|uahfled
I .'1 p.m.
from
Mr W. • Ayer. Federal Food Admin
«upport to Pew ■s tieni Wo-.-a row Wilson
t Daily except Sunday
Istratov for Oregon. In the following
and to (Ji* gr< .«I «Hort he is leading
Io win the wav In thia dark hour of NEARLY EVERY COUNTY AND message:
our national life there I* nothing el«»
"If we are to furnish the Allies with
TOWN IN OREGON I* * EPRE
(hat count»
We musi
must win the war
Locai Market Repart
the necessary proportion of wheat to
SENTID
IN
HAlLR'^v.
»U8
>r the principle that all governmsnta
maintain their war bread from now
derive th»lr Just power
’x committee .
until the nett harvest (and this Is a
conaent of the governed
military necessity I we must reduce
I 1 90 years of existen« r muet |
Wh«-at tier bushel
I fear our people do noi
Rlngan' i >m over the entire stale our monthly eonaumptlon to twenty-
O*Ut
"
9t»
verlouan«"»«
•are su*
ted for use In the Third one million bushels a month as against
40.00 •truggle It
Bran tier ton
♦
Liberti
sn
campaign, tn the recent our normal consumption of about
74 IM> institutions
< 1*1 chop
i*
••
al :an • ..leal, for the best of which forty two mllll.m bushels or fifty per
55.00
«
Prussian
Barley Chop
• I
...oerty Bond Is to be award«*d <-ent of our normal consumption, re
2 65
Elour per ivack
serving a margin for distribution to
: day. April k
1*<R* per <i<»ien. e
ng the slogans which were con- the army and for special cases, leav
Buller fat ner Ih
I by the committee as posas**- in* for general consumption approxl
I ’hickens, hens per
Ugh merit and worthy of rs|M-<"al matriy one and one half pounds of
broiler*
ilion, are the following which ara wheat products weekly per person
Many of our consumers are dependent
presentante of the entire »tai'-
rooster*
upon baker » bread Ruch bread must
Open
your
purse
help
kill
ths
Turkeys
be durable and therefore requires s
curse. Misa Hasel M
Bufili bur
( teem»
larger proportion‘of wheat products
ijcracy.
jersey.
W
w
P.
a
bond
that
binds
Ducks
than cereal breads baked in the home
tty
,
the
Kai
Kaiser
.McMasters.
M
Beef
The well to do In our population
Loans. Nettle P sks
groans at Lit
Veal
.an make greater sacrifices In the
Scotichi. Nev v • rg. Liberty r l?«n« ars
consumption of wheat products than
Ilog*, live |<er hundreti lb
15. «>
Liberty“'
ppitig stones. Mrs J D.
CM the poor
In addition our pnpu
.19
Ilogs, dreasevi
• . Grand». bury the Kaiser
Intloa In the agrtrultural districts,
11.00
Mutton
t oerty Bonds, Geo A Mardon, where the substitute cereals are shun
a Pass. Uphold the colors
<
with
tant. are more skilled In the prepara
j»rty dollars, Mrs Edward Hill.
fl
tlon of breads from these other cereals
Marshfield. Over there our boya ar*
ihan th* crowded city and Industrial
watching. II
Il K
(sinnelly. tt*|em;
populations With improved transpor
Hr-ak l.lberty'a chains invest your »allot» conditions we now have avail
A. E. Randall
" . A. Ewing,
gains, llucna Fisher. I Valias. S- w able a surplus of potatoes
We also
Vice Pres.
I'n-« ide nt
bonds reap victory. Miss Klvh S. have In the spring months a surplus
Hall. Vsnora. Build freedoms foun of milk and wa have ample corn and
E. i>. Myern, Carhior
dation with Liberty Bonds, C E. I.< k ■■ o*ts for liginn consumption
The
d-n. Junction City. Our country a ar drain on rye and barley as substitutes
mor Liberty Bonds. <’ W Collier. has already greatly exhausted ths sup
Boes a general banking business,
WALTER M PIERCE
Miiwaukla; The Liberty Bond Is vlo- ply of these grains
receives de | toe its subject tochers. pay»
hat will in .tire tor all lime the Tro*- lory's wand. H E. Allen. Hillsboro;
interest on
time
deposits.
sell»
' To effect th* needed saving of
clom of all nation«, great or small
Gold were dross with freedom s loss,
travelers checks and drafts, ami
Every citizen tn public or private Count that day lost, whose low de- «beat we are wholly dependent upon
the voluntary assistance of the Amer
life should give hla loyal aid and as
makes collections.
•(stance tn the commander in chief of «lending «un. sees nothing done to • an people and we ask that the fol
our army «nd navy our president. best the Hun. both by T P MrAn- lowing rules shall be observed
Woodrow Wilson This la no time to drew«. Baker, Your little mite may
First Householder* to use not to
falsely criticise, find fault or plav pol win the fight. Mollie E. Htriaglit. Or>-
itics
The llun, with ths dripping gon City; Protect your huiucs with »«cred a total of one and one half
Notary Public ana
blood of murdered millions, is st the Liberty latans lavnna Powell. Baker; pounds per week of wheal products
This means not more
door He would treat our wives and Buy a bond bridge the pond. Mrs II. per person
Coneeÿcn»or
daughters as he has treated the g*n- M McKenna. Astoria. We'll bridge than one and three fourth* pounds of
tiewomen of Hclglnm and Northern
victory bread containing the required
France. If he could Our boys Wear thn pond with Liberty Honda. M F.va percentage of substitute* and about
Abstract* of I illc Examined
Duel.
Eugene
.
Join
the
band
el
t.il>-
Ing the navy blue in Fuglish «alera
one half pound of rooking flour, mac
and >>ur boys In the olive drab some- erty's stand. Mrs I. R Whitney, Van- sroni. cracker*, pastry, plea, cakes,
OREGON where In France are as truly fighting muter. Wash . Another Liberty lx>.in
KIO
a defensive hatlie as though they w«-re Insures Entente suc c.ee*, Wtlna D> bill. wheat breakfast cereal* all combine«!
Second Public eating places and
resisting the advance of I he Hun up Amity; Provide Pershing poWer to
club« to Observe two whealless day*
the Columbia river
punish Fr» stanlsrn
per week. Munday and Wednesday, as
I pledge my moat loyal support to
The following slogans are a few of
st present, and in addition thereto not
all our boys who have or may enter
H o UKHC* Burnt.. Prop«
the war and who may Im called upon those submitted by resident* of l’«»rt io serve In th»< aggregate a total of
I to shed their blood. po«»ibly aacrittc land in the contest
more breadstuff*, macaroni, cracker*
Flaht. buy. or show us why. Grace pastry, plea, take*, and wheat break
Ing their Ilves for the perpetuity of
Fresh Meat* of All Kinds
ottr fr<*»> Institutions
Thousands of N Crow; l**triota all. subscribe to fast cereals containing a total of mure
our brlghtr»! braveet and brat have th» call. A R Vandervlelen. Liberty
Reasonable Prices
gone, and many no doubt will be Ixxn* protect whal you own W W„ :han two ounces of wheat flour to any
NO
called upon to mnk< th» a u pre me sac Ixi«ton. Oar bonds dictate our sol one gu«at at any one meal
wheat products to bk serv
rifice
for
th«
triumph
of
righteous-
!
Main Street
Scio. Ore.
diers fate. Mrs 1» W Jackson, Have eh unless specially ordered
neaa
1 pledge myself to labor unceasing- a heart, do your part. They also serve I’ubllc eating establishments not to
1/ to help alleviate the suffering so who only lend. Jennie A Marshall: buy more than six pounds of wheat
far as possible and administer to the Yankee Doodle dollars do or die. Keep products per month per guest, thus
comforts of our country's defenders, i the horn* funds fighting. W H Kirk conforming with limitations requested
I believe Grog' » should be organ- . Patrick. 'Tis freedom's call lend your of the householders
tied from top to bottom for the win- > all, He no sh1' r*. be a worker.
Third Retailers to sell not mor*
Ing of the war. No person'* time la i ence B
ive America »
ihan on» eighth of a barrel of flour
hla own
Every man and woman '
J N Reeves.
to any town conaumer al any one time
ought to labor In some occupatt«m i from Gert
< guard* fhe home, and *ot more than oneduarter of a
that will help win th* war We »hould Liberty i
county and horn* — barrel Io aoy country customer al
be so orranirrd that farms, shipyard*, J. H Ma
-o E. Hall, fb- a any one time and In no case to sell
and factories mauufat turlng war ma- ’ Liberty
tertal should not fell the shortage of bader r'
teller. II G Furnish; wheat products without the sale of an
labor
», protect your horn« equal weight of other cereals
•abac»'
We must work together aa a united Mias
Late«; Can you deny
Fourth We ask the baker* and
people with one purpose and one alm
die, Anna Mvllle Mr grocer* to reduce the volume of vic
wht'-
—or perish
Wages should be c<>m
da are better than I’ru»
->ry bread sold by delivery of s
mensurate with th» lucrea*c^i c.i»t of I’h*
slai
Huth Helen Underhill
living
three quarters pound loaf where one
With these beliefs firmly filed It I
pound was sold before and correspond
were governor. I would ask all etale
Bilyeu it Bilyeu, Props.
Ing proportion* In other weights W*
Institutions to limit their money de-1
Also ask bakers not to Increase the
Phone 6-515
manda to the very lowest point poa-1
amount of their wheat flour pur
..elation
of
1
100.000.000
to
Fra
slble. so that thia state's financial
chases beyond seventy per cent of the
strength ms> be conserved to I»- used
part Publie Domain.
STAUE MEETS ALL TRAINS
average monthly amount purchased In
for our defense and to alleviate the
leaves Scio Postoffice —
Idaho Falls. Idaho. — The returning the four monthe prior to March first.
sufferings of our people that must fol
American soldier who finds hl* former
Fifth Manufa» turera using wheat
at 7:10 a m and SO) pm for West Sea low this terrible war
f believe In prisoa reform so that occupation gone should be given a part product* for non food purposes should
and H:I5 a m and I JOpm for Mun kor»
th« unfortunate ones we confine In of (he public domain, properly cleared cease such use entirely.
our penal Institutions may return to
Hlxth—There is no limit upon th»
th« walk* of life better and not worse or otherwise outfitted, for Immediate use of other csreal flour* and meals,
use at the government * expense, said
by reason of their Incarceration.
such as corn, barley, buckwheat, po
I have been a laboring man most of I" H. Newell, head of the University
my life and deeply sympathize with of Illinois, in an addreea before the tato flour, et cetera Many thousand*
of families throughout the land are
thoee who honestly loll, firmly belle»
Ing that opportunity should be. given joint conference of agricultural live now using no wheat products what
to all to earn an honest living In some stock, engineering and Irrigation so ever exrept a very small amount for
cieties of Idaho.
useful occupation
cooking purposes, and are doing so
My opposition to the American sa
Mr. Newell urged the Immediate ap In perfect health and satisfaction
loon In thia state commenced with my propria lion of 1104 UOO.OOO or more by There la no reason why all of the
arrival here U years ago. I rejoice
American people who are able to cook
that th* saloon in Oregon la gone for the government to put through Irriga
tion and reclanjatlon schemes and In their own households cannot sub
good
I
believe
In
ths
strict
enforce
Office one door north
ment of the la*. I favor national otherwise put the remaining public alat perfectly well with the use of Ise*
wheat products than th* one and one
of the Post Office
prohibition
lands In such shape that the returned
half pounds a week allowed We ape
I have always favored woman suf-
fighting
man
may
go
on
them
«Ith
frag* and am In favor of ««tending
dally ask the well to-do household*
ORBGON
hope of securing a Urin« return at In th* country to follow this additional
the franc hise throughout the nation
1 believe |a the people a rule -In «■M.
program«*« so that ws may provide
thoaa parts uf ths cvmtuunily l< >s ah!»
to adapt themselves tu so large a pro
portion of substitutes and tn order
that we shall be able to make th«
wheat »«ports that are absolutely de
mauded of us to maintain the civil
population and soldiers of the Allies
and our own army
"With th« arrival of the new harveat
we should be able to relax such re
strictions. but until then we ask tor
(he necessary patience sacrifice, and
cooperation of the dlstributlun trades
and public."
MISS HOERLE
SLOGANS STATEWIDE
Contestants For liberty Loan
Prize Widely Scattered.
R. SHELTON
Scio Meat Market
H. B. CHESS
Miss Helse C. Hosrls, who enlisted
In ths Naval R«*«rv» as a cook. Is th*
first womsn enrolled In that branch of
th* ssrvlcs.
Hog Prices to Contlnus
Washington The government fixed
price of fi&.&O per hundredweight on
hogs al the Chicago market will con-
tinue tn b* enf<»rc«-d by th»’ food ad
mlnlatration, H Is announced
Senator Chamberlain III In Washington
Washington Senator Chamberlain,
of Oregon, chairman of the senate mil
itary committee. 1« confln»nl to hl*
home with a rbcurrouc* of appen ll
•111*.
Holo Pa*ha Sentenced to Dis.
Paris
nolo Pa<cba who was con-
irted by a courtmariial <»f treason
\nd sentenced to death, has appealed
*rom the verdict
alt. Francis
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
Meals 35 and 50 cent«
Room 50c and Up
GKANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
------------------- 11
DR. A. G. PRILL
Physician
tall* Attended
Attorney •» Law
MUNKERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
OR FIGHTERS FLA?.
'J
Dr.
C. Brotcne K
7/ 1Ò7C7./.V
<5- SURGEOX
I
>
Surgeon
and
Day or Night
WIO
ORE.
Î
Stop That Rent
Build a house
own a home
the money
You can pay us back like rent
We will loan you
Paint an«i repair that old hou««*
and
make it
look
like new.
the money.
We will loan you
Your home la your best *««•<.
Y«»ur
city
is judged
by its
born**
For 11 vear*
have supplied
the* smaller towns with money
at a reasonable rate of lotenml
from 3 to 8 year*.
W« have
the money -you need it.
PACIFIC BUILDING I LOAN ASSN
R iley S hflton . Local
Scio. Oregon
Agent