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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1918)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND SANTIAM NEWS. CONSOLIDATED Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL XXI NO. 37. SCIO. LINN COl’MTY Seven Chosen for Service. Are Proud Parents. The list of seven names called for military duty about May I la com pleted. Notices were sent to twenty men asking them to make returns if exemption is claimed ami seven were sreured 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 ri* E. Ward. Albany; Roy Witt. Crawfordsville. Glen L. Shilling, Scio Gregory Stroda. Harrisburg, waived classification and goe* to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in the quartermaster’s department. Three men signed up for special call; one for locomotive engineer, one carpen ter ami one for chauffeur. Albany Herald Born to Mr ami Mrs. P. H Mac Donald, a handsome txiy baby some time within ihr past two weeks We regret to say this handsome boy was born by proxy and our esteemed fellow citizens adopted him from the maternity hospital The mother died in childbirth and the father i» now fighting in France All The Tribune can say about the matter is that the baby has been very fortun ate in selecting his home. Mrs. MacDonald is expected to arrive home with the new addition to the family this week. Mrs. F. T. Thayer has tn-en quite sick for the past week. Chris Bilyeu wu an Albany visitor Monday. It's been trying awful hard to rain the last few davs. The Tribune is printing the win dow cards for the twelfth annual fair to tie held al Scio Sept 17-19. Mrs. Vivian Bilyeu went to Mc Minnville the first of the week to see the new Coffey baby girl who will call her “Aunt Viv.” John Weeely is hostler for Roger Cam’s motor truck now At least he seemed to lie the bora in hauling shingles Monday. A little daughter of Mr and Mr* Joseph Harman of Shelburn, • « an other Bond buyer wii.i«*' name wa not n> the h.t published last w< J.<hn W. Moore has hl* w«r gu< den planted to potatoes ami onion» He calculates that he won’t have to irrigate as he figures that the unions will draw water from the eye*of the 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. Mrs. V. A. McKnight returned from a nearly month's visit to Mc Minnville on Sunday, She reports the grandbaby at the Coffey home as getting along nicely. E C. Peery was looking after bu siness matters in Portland yesterday. APRIL 25 Additional Bond Buyers. 1918 11.50 THE YEAH Bring in Your Wheat. The following were not listed last 1» C. Thums of the Seto Milling Veek in lime for last week’s issue Co wants the farmers to bring in of The Tribune Others have been what wheat they have to spare by overlooked ami there are still others May 10 He wants the wheat then who will buy Liberty Bond* before so that he can report how much ilour the campaign is up. Mai 4. he can supply. Also the power to Mary Harmon, J. F. Oupor, Em grind in a satisfactory manner by ma Cain. Gesrge W. Morrow. Archie that time may lie loo low for profit and Ethel lundlev, F C. Bryant. H. able work. So bring in vour wheat A Thoms. 0. 8. Hutchinson, John as soon as you can. There will be B. and M Covey. Ed Roberta. Jos. no increase of price for some time A Sens, ijiwrence Montgomery. E yet and, perhaps, not at all. C. Shelton. Anna A. Miler, S. M ami A G. Finley, John A. White, Tomorrow (Friday) is Liberty E 0 and C. O. Lyon. Bettie M and Bond day, as selecteii by President W. H. McLain. Joe Holub jr., It M Wilson, He recommends a half hol Cam. Anton Karnos, M. D and J. A. iday in which to make your sub Craft, Charles Rockwell, Amy Dav scription. enport. Pearl Peery, Edris Peery. California has ever discounted Or egon on account of her excess of Obituary. Edmund Iwslie Whtelvr 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 Mias Jane Zink June 27. 1893. 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 him Mr. Wheeler was a nurseryman of some p<>te. a stone mason, contractor and eonervt«« worker, having spent Albany is preparing to feed 1900 several years at Kellogg and Ward California men en route from tha' ner, Idaho, working in hi* several state to Camp Lewie Wash., com trade lines. Mr Wheeler enjoyed mencing Friday of this week ami the love and respect of his many running <nto the fir*I of next week. neighbor* and friends who tenderly Called to the Colors. moisture. Oregon can respond with In some way the names of F. M I interest by saying "It does not rain place»! hia mortal remains in its final resting place, the grave. Dennv and C. A. Everett were omit-1 Under this third call for men to brickbats here " t«»d from our list of Bond buyers,' join the colors, order made a little Scio has the right to crow over anl there may t«e other« who have more than one month ago. Oregon is Red Cross Dance other Linn county towns in the buy not been reported We will publish is required to furnish 251 men Of ing of Liberty Bonds. Her 333 3 an additional list before the cam thia number Linn county's quota is per cent stands aliout double that of At Richardson Gap hall. Will la- paign ends when all overlooked will; 7. All told since March II. a total any other »f our county towns and given by the Bohemian societies on tie published. Neither The Tribun** of 1541 men fr«»m Oregon have been 10th in the other towns of the state Saturday evening. April 27. A nor the committee wishes to slight called into the military service. The chicken supper will lie served al Most of our farmers will complete any person who has bought a Bond. state and the various counties will midnight. The entire net proceeds the seeding of small grain this week One of the most realistic fights be credited with these men when the will be given to tile American Red with corn, potatoes and gardens yet ever screened will be shown in "The big draft which is coming soon will to plant AH say we have m*wt fa Cross. Everybody cordially invited. ' be made. Narrow Trail." Don’t miss it. vorable spring for farming in many Mrs. G. M Itevanvv. Mrs. R E. year*. Thu "500” club i* in action again. Two Government surveyors were in town last week for the purpose Bilyeu, Mrs. J. M O’Rourke am) L. Bill Hart, who will ap|a*ar in the of looking over section 31. I w»-«t,{ L Bilyeu were in Scio la*t Sunday "movies” at th«- People« theatre in Ta the Vatin al Linn Caaoty in which Ui«- U S lami «flice in visiting Sno 8-turda sod .-tindav niche. Portland th Ughi ther«- w.i» « n«* Heiald I ■«••• <» r .-♦<♦« i .i «i. ... >| ...... belt» k*'»*» it.patented Ian I As thi- it* one of A 25- .•« » I / st I • 1 e* *-*■*•* fr » I« *1 w as u «I tv Liu All.. '«I « i»*k. « »*»1 ’ the firs« settled I*« k * man in t> e rm t • vet a do’, «i « r«>.« II- 11 Al- ■»«•»*• I V lar's worth fgV6Mb spent. I »... VI HI*' I U»«i •«..’I I have a >14«««^ Ì n r< «<1 I bu Id:ng nnu wfl b* • j b «ml I ‘ •’ .»1 1 «•■* that w<* gfl| || for the Ihe man who plants a good Ik id m l>iwi> i out •> who do not buy a o «..4 ><r ta» t«* money t-xpendedg Ine annual fore Ms 4 11 • cl Hing day *>f the ¡ event tha I am eie I of p<>lat<*e« this year has mure than fur a very sic« hurte. still tie u ahu wiil imn I an even chance to get a good price was worth J25O and .Mike was fear- drive. for his product next tall and winter. ful he could not save him. The bachelors and widower« who every proposition «>n a fair ba»>«. I believe in maintaining our exist Many farmers who lost money on iomecile at tfie Scio hotel are ar ing roads In a passable state, but to this crop last year will raise for Red Cross Activities. ranging to build a croquet ground use all th» surplus money we can in home need« only, and for this reason just in front of The Tribune office. the demand is likely to be good next Since last report the Scio Red Much obliged boys. We can keep permanent road building in th«« res winter. When his neighbors quit Cross reports the following: Bed tab in the games while in the office pective road districts of th«- county. D. H PIERCE. raising a product for market the shirts 56. pairs sox 103. gun wipers «nd no doubt we'll glean many Items Harrisburg, Oregon wise farmer gets busy. Moreover 300, sweaters 32. from the activities of the players. Candidate for Republican nomina seed will not t«e so dear and conse Jordan—Bed shirts 34. pairs of Ground has l»een broken by the tion for County Commissioner. quently the crop will cost leas sox 67. pilloi 3. pairs of slippers *roquet club, a new and fearless or Ad». A paper was handed The Tribune 10, gun wq s 3300, washcloths 15 ganization, in front of The Tribune Ttie ladi<- complain that they are office.where contests in this intellec Monday upon which a total of 18 about out material and of nmnev tual game will be daily stage«) names appeared with a credit of va As with whi h to buy it. rious sums of money amounting to soon as the working tools are in 37.85. donated for the purpose of place. Joe Wesely volunteers to tell buying a sewing machine for the St Che Peoples Theatre ami demonstrate h*«w the game Red Cross. The subscribers were I should be played Already John has not been trained to notice Th veek. Saturday and Sunday, mainlv from the country district Moore claims to be the champion the essential points which make Bill .art in "The Narrow Trail." east of town. croqueteer, but he is hooted down for quality. We buy brush« « |Sh w begins at 8:30. Admission 10 with the same regard for quai- by the rest of the bunch. Scio has but one camiidate for of and 20 cents. ity as we do drugs. Born to the wife of Chester Cof • ♦-•» fice, Mr. D. C. Thums, candidate for Only one week more of the Lib fey of McMinnville, a bouncing 10- the legislature. Mr. Thoms render I*el our experience aid you erty Bom) drive. It •« thought ev- pound girl. Mr. (2uffey was not at when you netti any kind of a ed good service in that Imdv as a ■ bruah. member from Marion county, and erv regional bank district will go home from hia trip to the home The Occasional Buyer of a Brush You Can’t Afford NOT to Paint Now We are dosing out out stock •d 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 yoq get our prices. we believe Linn county can safely i "over the top" this week with the trust him. Anyway it w>ll take all exception, perhaps, of the Atlanta. of the candidate* in both the Re Georgia, district. The subscriptions publican and Democratic parties to next week will be extra shots at the fill our quota, so why resort to the Kaiser It won't take you more than 15 minutes to look over our wall paper display. draft? The Santiam Pharmacy SCIO. OREL ¡ON a O’” : I Mohair Pool. Some of the txiarders at the hotel are getting a bit anxious. Hutch , The annual mohair pool is now be says he will dose down Sunday, and' ing formed at Scio with Riley Shel- as no one has yet appeared to take , ton secretary. Those who desire to up the business the aforesaid board . consign their fleeces of mohair to ers are fearful they will have to this pool mav do so by phoning or wel I. come down to Hun fare. ¡writing in number of decree 38 2 ranch in Canada, but everything went as well a* if he had been there. Scio flung her honor flag to the breeze last Thursday Attached to the halliards just below "Old Glory" Scio publishes the fact that she went over the top in buying Liberty Bonds to the tune of 310 per cent. Mrs. Alda Hutchtnaon has accu mulated quite a good dose of the mumpe as a late perquisite in the hotel business It is said pickles have been discarded from the hotel bill o' fare. Hair Brush. Nail Brush, (’loth Brush. Hat Brush. Tooth Bru»h Hand Brush. Bath Bruah, etc. We carry the best line of brinilo goods in this territory, and on account of large buying our prices are reasonable. C. A. EVERF.TI Druggist and Stationer SCIO OREGON
