THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND SANT1AM NEWS. CONSOLIDATED Independent, fearless, free; Not tie d to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL XXI NO. 37 SCIO. LINN COUNTY Sevea Chosen for Service. Are Proud Parents. The list of seven names called for military duty about May 1 is com­ pleted. Notices were sent to twenty mm asking them to make returns if exemption is claimed and seven were secured. The others were engaged in farming and were excused for the present. The names are: Isaac Barker. Albany; Leland 0. McDon­ ald. Mill City; Joe Zornado. Shedd; Stephen J Farraley. Portland; Fer­ ris E. Ward. Albany. Roy Witt. Crawfordsville. Glen L. Shilling, Scio Gregory Strode, Harrisburg, waived classification and goes to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in the quartermaster's department. Three men signed up for special call; one for locomotive engineer, one carpen­ ter and <>ne for chauffeur. Albany Born to Mr ami Mrs. P H Mac­ Donald. a h*nd«**nu> t»«>y baby some time within ihe paa< two weeks We regret to say this handsome b»y was born by proxy ami our esteemed fellow citizens adopted him from the maternity hospital The mother died in childbirth and the father t now fighting in France All The Tribune can say about the matter is »hat the baby has been very fortun­ ate in selecting his home. M rs. MacDonald is expected to arrive home with the new addition to the family this week. Herald «o* • o u • APRIL 26 Additional Bond Buyers. The following were not listed last Urek in lime for last week's isaue of The Tribune Others have ta-vn overlooked and there are still others who will buy Liberty Bonds before the campaign is up. May 4; Mary Harmon. J. F. Oupor, Em­ ma Cain. Grsrge W Morrow. Archie and Ethel Lndlev. F C Bryant, H. W Thoms. O. S Hutchinson. John B. and M Covey. Ed Roberta. Joe. A Sent, luiwrvnce Montgomery, E. C. Shelton. Anna A. Miler, S. M an«l A G. Finley, John A White, E 0. ami C. 0. Lyon. Bettie M and W. H. McLain. Joe Holub jr., K M Albany is preparing to feed 1900 Cain. Anton Karnos. M. D and J . A. California men en route from tha* Craft. Charles Rockwell. Amy Dav­ state to Camp l^ewis Wash., com­ enport. Pearl Peery. Edna Peery. mencing Friday of this week and running into the first or next week. Called to the Colon. In some way the names of F. M. Mrs F. T. Thayer has been quite Dennv and C. A. Everett were omit­ Under this third call for rnen to sick for the past week. ted from our list of Bond buyers, join the colors, order made a little Chris Bilyeu was an Albany visitor an I there may lie others who have more than one month ago. Oregon is Monday. not been reported We will publish is required to furnish 251 men Of It's been trying awful hard to rain an additional list before the cam­ this number Linn county's quota is the last few davs. paign ends when ail overlooked will 17. All told since March II. a total The Tribune is printing the win­ lie published. Neither The Tribune of 1541 men from Oregon have been dow cards for the twelfth annual nor the committee wishes to slight cal let! into the military service. The any person who has bought a Bond. state and the various counties will fair to be held at Scio Sept 17-19. One of the most realistic fights be credited with these men when the Mrs. Vivian Bilyeu went to Mc­ big draft which is coming soon will Minn ville the first of the week to ever screened will be shown in rhe* la- made. see the new Coffey baby girl who Narrow Trail.” Don’t miss it. Two Government surveyors were | will call her ''Aunt Viv.” Many farmers who bait money on this crop last year will raise for home needs only, and for this reason the demand is likely to be good next winter. When his neighbors quit raising a product for market the Mrs. V. A. McKntght returned wise farmer gets busy. Moreover from a nearly month's visit to Mc­ seed will not be so dear and conse­ Minnville on Sunday. She reports quently the crop will cost lew the grand baby at the Coffey home A paper was handed The Tribune as getting along nicely. Monday upon which a total of 18 E C. Beery was looking after bu­ names appeared with a credit of va­ siness matters in Portland yesterday. rious sums of money amounting to ■ 87.85, donated fur the purpose of i buying a sewing machine for the You Can’t Afford NOT to Paint Now We are closing out oui slock of Paints, and if you have been neglecting your buildings on account of high paint prices. NOW is the time to ' stand to.** Don’t paint until you get our prices. The Saoliam Pharmacy SCIO. OREGON I Bring in Your Wheat. Obituary. D. C. Thoma of the Scio .Milling Co wants the farmers to bring in what wheat they have to spare by May 10 He wants the wheat then so that he can report how much tlour he can supplv. Also the power to grind in a satisfactory manner by that tune may lie too low for profit­ able work. So bring in vour wheat as soon as you can There will lie no increase of price for some time yet and. perhaps, not at all. Edmund la*slie Wheeler of near Shelburn, whose death occurred Ap­ ril 8, war born in Huron county. Ohio. September 15. 1850 He lived in .Michigan until 1872. when he came to Oregon He was united in marriage with Miss Jane Zink June 27. 1883. Two brothers, one in Oregon and one in Colorado, and three sisters, two in California and one in Wash­ ington, besides the widow and two children, survive htm .Mr. Wheeler was a nurserymanof some pote. a stone mason, contractor and concrete worker, having spent several years st Kellogg and Ward­ ner. Idaho, working in his several trade lines Mr. Wheeler enjoyed the love and respect of his many neighbors and friends who tenderly placed his mortal remains in its final resting place, the grave. Tomorrow (Friday! is Liberty Bond day. as selected by President Wilson. He recommends a half hol­ iday in which to make your sub­ scription. California has ever discounted Or­ egon on account of her excess of moisture. Oregon can respond with interest by «lying "It does not rain brickbats here." vorable spring for farmin* in many years. Mrs G. M Devaney. Mrs R. E. Bilyeu. Mrs. J. M O’Rourke and L. L Bilyeu were in Scio last Sunday visiting relatives save th* Aliii.ni Heiall The ”500” club is in action again. Bdl Hart, who will appear in the T« the Veters el Liea "movies" at the Peoples theatre m Scio S t urda and undav mi-h'g, • i.... l> » p -• • iddr.- e-d. th - peon*»* of \ll-wnv i-, e*r*--«i fr, - » ** e . . » il »V I w as • Í man m tl e rot ntgj aatf t lar's worth fgg Mb I I have a »Usssp ,1 * ' I ‘ who do not I (,,re m ,, 4 dr ive. The bachelors and widowers who lomecile at tfie Scio hotel are ar* Red Cross Activities. ikngimr to build a croquet ground just in front of The Tribune office. Since last report the Scio Red Much obliged boys. We can keep Cross reports the following: Bed tab >n the games while in the office shirts 56. pairs sox 103. gun wipers ind no doubt we'll glean many items 300. sweaters 32. from the activities of the players. Jordan—Bed shirts 34. pairs of Ground has been broken by the sox 67. pilloi 3. pair« of slippers croquet club, a new and fearless or­ 10. gun yvi| s 3300, washcloths 15 ganization, in front of The Tribune The ladle complain that they are office.where contests in this intellec­ about out •» material and of money tual game will lie dally staged. As with whi h to buy it. si .on ns the working tools are in place, Joe Wesely volunteers to tell ' ami demonstrate how the game I should be played Already John las Th.at at r I Red Cross. The subscribers were Th veek, Saturday and Sunday, mainly from the country district Bill .art in "The Narrow Trail.” east of town. Sh-.w iiegins at 8:30. Admission 10 Scio has but one candidate for of­ and 20 cents. • —— fice. Mr. D. C. Thoms, candidate for Only one week more of the Lib­ the legislature. Mr. Thoms render­ ed good service in that I mm I v as a, erty Bond drive. It is thought ev­ member from Marion county, and ery regional bank district will go we believe Linn county can safely "over the top” this week with the trust him. Anyway it will take all exception, perhaps, of the Atlanta, of the candidates in both the Re­ Georgia, district. The subscriptions | It won’t take you more than 15 minutes to look over our wall paper display. 11.50 THE YEAR Scio has the right to crow over Red Cross Dance other Linn county towns in the buy­ ing of Utterly Bonds. Her 333 3 per cent stands about double that of At Richardson Gup hall. Will any other »f our county towns and given by the Bohemian societies on 19lh in the other towns of the state Saturday evening, April 27. A chicken supper will lie served at Most of our farmers will complete midnight. The entire net proceeds the seeding of small grain this week will be given to the American Red with corn, potatoes and gardens yet Cross. Everybody cordially invited. to plant All say we have most fa­ John Weaely is hostler for Roger in town last week for the purpose Cain’s motor truck now At least of looking over section 31, 1 went.j he seemed to lie the boss In hauling m which the U. 8. land .»flice m Portland thought there was some shingles Monday. Is» ÌI n. patented Ian i h As ihi« it« »»fit* »»( A 26-. *»n i A little daughtei of Mr an i M* ■ I/» it *u the til Bl m tile,) |>- imd nut in the list published last *■ .lloAr'l ». et . i. i « John W. M hoh has hi« war g.*- ai. Í di ■aiouid u.i\ i<-id den planted to potatoes and unions tkld in u «Il I He calculates that he won’t have t<> I Tbe man Wh » plMiú.4 4 Die am ..si irrigate as he figures that the unions ■if potatoes this year has mow ihn» (or a very sick horse. will draw water from the eyes of the an even chance to get a good pnce I was *or th 4250 and Mike was írar* for his product next fall and winter. fui he Could not save him. potatoes. A few drops of sheep dip applied to the roots of the cabbage plant will protect it from the cabbage worm, says a Correspondent of the Oregonian. IVI» Moore claims to tie the champion cruqueteer. but he is hooted down by the rest of the bunch. Born- to the wife of Chester Cof­ fey of McMinnville, a bouncing 10- pound girl. Mr. Coffey was not at home from hie trip to the home ranch in Canada, but everything went as well as if he had been there. Scio Mung her honor flag to the |ut Thu relay. publican and Democratic parties to next week will be extra shots at the Attached to Kaiser. the halliards just below "Old Glory” fill our quota, so why resort to the Scio publishes the fact that she went draft? Mohair Pool. over the top in buying liberty Bonds Some of the boarders at the hotel to the tune of 310 per cent. are getting a bit anxious. Hutch , The annual mohair pool is now be- Mr> A|th Riley Shel- mutaUd au|le , goeared to take ’.urn werc^rv. Those who desire to > mump- „ , tou jn th<> up the burn new the aforesaid board jaoariga their fleeces of mohair to hoU1 bugjnem H M era are fearful they will have to— . th« pool mat do «> by phoning or - hgvt d,^rded from th. hoU1 well, come down to Hun fare. | writing in number of Meeces. i bill o' fare nu Id mg anti wfl b* tli.it we gg| | m < Ceuaty, 1»r*|p |i..,-*, > -ret a do’» ' spent. i n r< ad * j Hlld tor the money expended, event tha I am ele 1 Sill tie uitpivd* u al*, wul ii-wt every propoattion on a fair basis. 1 believe hi maintaining our exist­ ing roads in a passable stale, but to use all the surplus money we can in permanent road building in the res­ pective road districts of the county. D. H PIERCE. Harrisburg. Oregon Candidate for Republican nomina­ tion for County Commissioner. r«d Ad*. The Occasional Buyer of a Brush has not been trained to notice the essential points which make for quality. We buy brush* ■< with the same regard for qual­ ity as we do drugs. Let our experience aid you when you need any kind of a brush. Hair Brush, Nail Brush. Cloth Brush. Hat Brush, Tooth Bru*h Hand Brush. Bath Brush, etc. We carry the best line of bristle goods in thia territory, and on account of larg» buying our prices are reasonable. G A. EVERETT Druggist and Stationer SCIO • • OREGON