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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1918)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOIJDATED Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party .............. VOL. XXI . - t ~ ----------- ------- - NO. 39 THETRIBUHEISUTTLE BUT, OH, MY! MY! -*ww«aw-.- - ••■-."-i-.'-.-.-ir- iu-,r-i r.- - ------- r-T.itsn-r---lh.--.-i------------------- -g—- .-i --.n-- »mi - - uti .. - ~ir ~m-------r v .............. ■»•-» -----------r - .mu m i O wiii . -rimaw----- T n~ Red Crow Benefit». j is not a crim«’ to be little. Yet. lit- i tie as Th«- Tribune is. H ha» some- ' thing original every week. lie it good I The Sanham Pharmacy it -.-ni------ SCIO. LINN mi’NTY, OREGON. MAY ». I9lh - -r ~ ■ v~- ■ i.-nm-. */• 11.50 THE YEAR 382 Per Cent Plus. Our Bohemian friends, members The dosing of the Liberty Bond or l»ad, to give its readers This of the Z. C. B. J. and T. J. 8. soci campaign last Saturday night placed cannot be sa’d of th«- Herald. eties. held a very successful' dance Scio in an enviable position as com- ------------ I Judge McKnighl may have <«nd at rheir hall in Richardson's Gap the pared with other communities in the The Albany Herald Squirm» But doubtless has made mistakes while net proceed* being donated to the county. occupying his present official p-wi- Scio and Crabtree Red Cross organi Doe» Not Deny Being Peeved The Scio district, composed of ti<>n. 11« will not deny making zations. Below is a report for each Scio, part of Crabtree. Thomae, at McKnight them. Hut be did n«t make a mis organization with their thanks to Sheibuin. Kingston. Jordan and take nor violate law when he cut our Bohemian friends: l,arwood. was assigned a quota of The Albany Herald seems to be the Herald out of the county print 113.750 That is to say. the district CKAVT1UUC R kpokt drawing on its sobstuff because, it ing * Oh! no. Th«- law compelled The Crabtree Auxiliary to the was expected to raise this sum. asserts, "the McKnighl hunch him to do so and th«* evidence that Linn County Red Cross desires to E. C. I’eery was selected as man gngg«-d the little Scio oaper and got he otieyed the mandate of the law thank the members of the T. J 8. ager. and he in turn selected mana it to print a barefaced lie." etc can be fount! in the court records at and Z, C. B J. societies of Richard ger» an I solicitors for the various This is good The only portions of Albany. son Gap for the voluntary gift of localities. His selections were moat the article printed that could posai- Hut why. Brothel Herald, have 836.65 to this auxiliary by these fortunate, for all proved to tie wor bly lie false were the quotations you quit trying to daub McKnight loyal people. This money was one- kers The total amount subscribe«! from the Herald. If such were the with mud? Why quit while th* half the net proceed« of a dance in the district was 152.570, giving "lie»” the Herald claims, we simply daubing is'good Keep at it an*! given st th«* Bohemian hail April 27. us a i>er cent age of nearly 883. The call on that paper to produce its Judge .McKnight*» rtnomination is Th*» Crabtree Auxiliary has already amount raised in each district was: files and let any reputable rnan ex sure Scio, 118,700; Crabtree. 17250; been the recipient of substantial do amine the same. W’e gave the dates nations in money ami work from Thomas. »6050, lairwood, »4600; To Correct Falte Report of issue and if the matter we quo(e«l th«- people of Richardson Gap and Shelburn. 33200; Kingston, 38250; is not found therein, then we are are sincerely grateful for their gen Jordan S425O. non-resident. 1270. Th«- report brought from Albany erous aid. ready to acknowledge- the corn. Mrs. M. Freeman. When the Herald stales tnat Mc bv parti«« who attend«-«! the conden- Secretary. Scio Surrendered. Knight or any of his friends "induce»! serv meeting April 2», that E. C. 8« io R»: poht the little paper to print a claim that Feerv owns two shares of stock The Scio Branch of the Ited Cross Pythian Sisters from Salem. Inde- the Herald was sore at McKnighl (2500) in the Scio (‘omlensed Milk acknowledges with thanks the re pendence, I »alias. Corvallis. Eugene, because he took the county printing Co., is absolutely untrue and with- ceipt of the contribution ns per the Albany, la>banon. and other towns, away from the Herald." that pajier out foundation in fact. Mr. Peery following: invaded Scio Wednesday and we states a falsehood. McKnighl nor do«*s not now and never has owne<! Report of Red Cross benefit dance simply were forced to surrender to any of his friends never, at any time any shares of stock in the company given by the Bohemian societies at their pleasant smiles and happy requested The Tribune to write th«- since the old company sold the stock, the Richardson Gap hall April 27 faces. The attendance at the con article criticizing the Herald. No, good will and everything pertaining Receipts vention is reported to have been this "liUla" editor wrote the article to the Scio Milk ('omiemwry to Tickets • • - $54 AO quite good, of which we will have and printed it in his "little paper" Messrs Jackson and Is>gan on May Supper - 31 80 more to say next week. all by his lone self. All of the stuff 1, 1917. The court records show Refreshments • 27.10 I fitti Ml 3 90 except the quotations fr«>m the H« r- this statement to lie a fact, am! Check room Robert Tindall, who died last ald. wu thought out and concoct«-»! proof is available here in Scio aside Expenses week, was buried at the Miller rem- in the little shop of the * little Scio from th»- evidence of Mr. Jackson, M usic 115 50 etery, near Shelburn. Sunday. - 1 (8) for further substantiation if neces Watchman Tribune.” Mrs. Ricketts of the Independence 20.00 A transcript of the court Refreshments Our reason for mixing in the scrap sary. Advertising .75 Enterprise, hobnobbed with our of is that this editor has known Mr, record can he se«-n at the Scio State Miscellaneous 25 143 50 fice force yesterday. McKnighl from his childhood days, bank and at Th«- Scio Tribune office Net proceeds divided 173 .30 and we know him to be an honorable For sal«- Six good milk cows and a grade Hereford bull. F. J. Kula. equally between the Scio chapter and high-minded gentleman, incapa Scio Red Crow Donation» :t and the Crabtree chapter of the Am Shelburn. < >n- ble of indulging in such billingsgate erican Red Cross. Bv order of the as the Herald has dished up to its Tueadav was "hog day" in Scio, The Red Cross has received T. J. S and Z C. B. J. dance com J. D. Densmore shipped a carload of readers about this matter. following contributions during mittee. the porcine quadrupeds. The Tribune asserts that the Her past month: aid editor is sore at McKnight lie K. of P. basket ball game 110.50 County Judge McKnight and Com Resolution of Appreciation cause the county printing was given Donation by W. A Ewing 5.00 missioner Irvine were in town Tues- to the i»emocrat Mr Reagans Shelburn Auxiliary 20.» day afternoon. The City Council at it first regu every editorial act or assertion for East of Scio 50.09 - • Mrs J. B, Couey is reported to be the past year or more, relative to T. J. 8. and Z. C. H J. lodges 36.65 ' lar meeting after the Canadian so! dangerously ill with pneumonia and the matter, is evidence of the fact The ladies are very grateful to the diers were here, passe«! the follow pleurisy. The Tribune simply could not remain Citv Council and to .Mr. Parrish for ing resolution unanimously: "Be it resolved bv the Common The ladn-s of the Scio Red Cross silent when a personal friend wa« the free use and operation of the Council of 0 City of Scio, in regu will serve noon lunch on primary firing abuse«! by the slush the Herald electric light* on their meeting day election day, May 17, at K. P. hall. lar session t wmbled. that we take indulges in. as they are thus able to use electric Mr and Mrs. W. A. Ewing ac We cannot deny the fact that The irons for pressing ail finished work. this oppor nity of expressing our. Tribune is a "little paper.” But it Material for making operating deep and »1 core appreciation of th« companied Mr. ami Mrs. F. J. Denny gowns, caps and masks is now on services a inch Major F. V. Oiristy to < hampoeg to attend the < )regon land Pri-H e J. G. Burke performed birthday party Iasi week. hand ani the work will lie started Quality Comb at once. All workers are urged to 1 in speak >g before our people and The Scio Milling Co. «hipped a to them a realization ot be present and help turn out as bring car of flour last week for Govern whs' ibis war*really is 25 30 35 40 50 75 p many garments a« possible. ment orders. Mr. Thums thinks he “J: giv«*s us great pleasure to YOU CAN’T BREAK ’EM U can yet fill a small Government order Sts e that the Scio district has raised To the Public. Mrs. Ellen Ihirris. late of (entra more than 325'« of its quota as a Come in and let us demonstrate ils. Wash., has been spending sev We. the undersigned, having sold result in which Major Christy ami their mystifying resistance to eral days with her oldtime friend, the Scio hotel to Mrs. Mary Mykol. Private Burke were of invaluable abuse. Mrs. Rebecca Morris of Scio. including good will, etc . d«-sire to assistance. * See them thrown about on the Postmaster Victor Moses of Cor tender our sincere thanks to the "The noble and patriotic impulse« floor. vallis, and N. D. Conn of Albany, public for the patronage given us in of these young men. coupled with paid this office a pleasant visit Wed the past while we were in charge of the manifest symoathy for their See them saw Wind nesday I the hotel. Our associations with our comrades in the field, left a deep See them held in the flame of patrons and the people of Scio in and lasting impression throughout Hon. Frank Porter was in town a match. general have been most plea-ant ami this entire community. Tuesday afternoon and paid The I other busin«nw purj uses is our onlv "Be it further resolved that a Tribune office a visit. While Mr. reason for severing our connection copy of this resolution be spread up Porter is not a regular nominee for with S<to h«»st)ery. We bespeak for on the minutes and one copy etch ’tale senator, it is intimated by our our successor a like patronage. be mailed to Major Christy and Pri Republican friends that his name vate Burke, a so a copy submitted will lie written in. If so, he will Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hutchinson. PAINTS IN GALLONS AT COST contest th«* election with Hon Sam’l to our local paper for publicat on 0 F Hatt. „»»M m »«, to« State Traaaarar SCIO. OREGON ”F. T. THAYER. Mavor L. Garland of Lebanon, for the UU lk* P Zl. <tortte> ”J. 8. 8TICHA. Recorder." atonal honors. tPd Ad) I C - ~i dH I U.S. MILK STANDARD BASED ON SOLIDS » ■ • • Butter Fat Test Not Contiderrd in Filing Standard. The following Open letter handed The Tribune by E C. Peery is of such general importance to milk producers that we give it publica tion. We judge our cow* by a but ter fat standard, the real fo >«l value in milk; while the Government, in- fluaPCed by big milk condenser lea, makes solids the standard. The so- called "solids" are of no food value. Mr. Smith, County Agricultural Agent, Albany. Aa promised you in our conversa tion on April 30. I «hall try to ex plain some of the reason* why our present condensed milk standard is an injury to the dairy interests in communities where cows test on an average above 3.9 pet cent butter fat. The Government law, a* well as our state law (which to lie consis tent should lie the same aa the Fed eral law) pruvides that condensed or evaporated milk shall contain not leas than 7 8 per cent butter fat and that the solids, including fats, shall be not less than 25.5 per cent. It la an evident fact that the av «rage teat of cows in the Willamette Valley, as well as in most section« of the Pacific Coast states, will av erage better than 4 per cent butu r fat. This being the case it is nec essary for condenser iea in these sec- lions to carry a surp.us in fats in the manufactured product of from 3 to It) points Toe reason for this is that the ratio of suiiJs is lower in high testing cows; therefore, in or der to keep the total solids up to the standard (25.5) this surplus m fats is necessary. Now th«- gist of th«- matter is this: The milk containing this excess in fats is hy the standard forced to sell on the market at the same price as milk containing 7 H'< fat. We are therefor«’ force«! to a solids standard while we buy entirely on a butter fat base Admittedly, if the raw milk is bought on a butter fat bam- without .. I . (Continued on page 3) DECAYED TEETH CAUSE DISEASE I I I ■ * eilt-’? J z.. •}«' ' F '* < r- tote! I *.V ^< k * *.'% High Grade Cow» Showing High - . ■ ’ - The fermentation of food l-e- tween the teeth produces acid mouth. This acid dissolves the lime salts of the teeth, expos ing the dentine to the action of microbes which rapidly de stroy the teeth structure. Colgate’» Dentifrice will prevent acid mouth ami destroy all germs. It’s the ideal dentifrice for persona of all ages Price, 10c 25c C. A. EVERETT Drugrist and Stationer OREGON I
