The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., June 06, 1918, Image 1

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
AND SANTIAM NEWS, CONSOLIDATED
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VOL. XXI
NO. 43
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE fl, 1'JIH
SCIO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE THIS WEEK
Graduating Fierdse* Are Held in
Wesely Hall Thu Thursday
Friday Evenings.
Another school year ia being
brought to a cl oar thu week. Our
boys and girl» are one year near the
coveted goal graduation day and
one year nearer the period when
they must assume the resp«<nsibilities
of adult life and take their places in
l>ra<hical everyday affair*.
The school year under the man­
agement of Principal Robe and his
excellent corps of teachers, has been
successful and highly satisfactory
to both pupil* and |*atron». No
troublt whatever, so far as we can
learn, has marred the peaceful and
progressive machine like movement,
and the year is regarded by all as
being highly successful.
The program of exercises for this
Thursday evening at Wisely hall is
as follows:
CLANN DAV
Claw« Song
Claw« History
Newspaper
Poem
Class Grumble
Vocal Solo
•
Gertrude Shimanek
Mabel ZysRet
Mxmla
Crabtree
u
Mabel Richardson
Ix-ila Couey
Harvey McLain
Mabel Arnold
Eleanor Parrish
Venus Tindall
Agnes Prochaska
Oration
Prophecy
Essay
Claaa Will
Piano Solo
GRADUATING KXKR1THK8
At Wi-sely hall. Friday evening
()rch«-stra
M usic
Class March
Rev. McLain
Invocation
Orchestra
Selection
Address
Prof. Dunn. U. of 0.
Orchestra
Selection
Presentation of Diploma*
Chairman Thayer
Presentation of English Prise
Dr. A. G. Prill
Presentation of Mathematic* Prise
J F Wesely
Benediction
Rev. McLain
« IJLS8 ROLL
Mabel Dorothy Arnold
Leila Lori* Couey
Willa Manila Crabtree
Venus M. Tindall
Agnes Prochaska
Neva Thayer
War Bread
Cook 2 cups corn meal in one
quart boiling water containing
one teaspoonful salt, and cool.
Dissolve yeast and sugar in
li pint* lukewarm water and
add enough white flour to make
a batter
Beat thoroughly
until smooth
After adding I
teaspoon salt add corn meal
mush and white flour alter­
nately. thoroughly kneading
with the hand* until dough is
smooth and elastic. Place in a
greaaetl bowl and set in warm
place for i| hours. Mould into
loaves, cover and let rise 1 hr.,
(or until double in bqlkl. Bake
one hour.
Per We have fresh Fleischmann
yeast on Monday and Thursday
evening*.
«Stas»
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Mike hilf Ir Disckirf«4
Almut seven month* ago Mike Kelly
jr. enlisted in the aviation service
and was *rnt to the big 'training
held near San Antonio, Texas, to
learn to fly
For three month*
Mike made »plendid progrtss and
' was rated high for a tieginner. He
I had macle ten flight* and was begin­
ning to take on the fancy stunt*
when he contracted »cartel fever and
1 diphtheria and was sent to the hos­
pital, where he remained near four
month*.
The fever shattered hi*
nervous system, which made him
unfit for air service and nothing but
a long rest midst horn«- environment
would restore him. Accordingly he
was discharged reselling the home
of hi* father last Saturday. Hi*
surgeon thought he would lie fully
recovered in a few weeks when he
could again enter the service, pro­
viding he can pass the rigid exami-
nation required.
The air ¡service
r«*quire* the moat i>erfect specimens
of manhood. especially those of very
steady nerve* only. Mike is desir­
ous of again entering the service.
Portlander* Enjoy Outing.
Mr and Mr*.
Franl (’. Burrell.
LEBANON WOMAN
FACES BAD CHARGE
Officer* Force Door*
Mother Re­
fused to Permit Son Drafted
for the Army.
11.50 THE YEAR
R. R. Change* Time.
Wb<-n the new railroad timetable*
were instituted the flr*t of thi*
week, the change* made at West
Scio depot were slight.
The north
l«>und morning train arrives at West
Scio at 7:55 and the south bound
evening tram at 5:13. The C. and
E. trains are changed about quite a
bit. The train from Mill City to
Albany in the morning, returning in
the late afternoon, ha* l>een discon­
tinue«!. leaving but one train a dav
in each direction, tiding west and
to Albany, train reaches Munkersat
Hila m . going cast to Mill City
and Detroit at 1:14 p m.
Edwin Bramlell and hi* mother.
Mrs. Albertina Brandell, were start­
ed on their way to Eugene Monday
by a United State* marshal and will
have the opportunity of telling their
troubles to the Uniteil States com-
miMioner there.
Bramlell is the
Is-banon man whose mother rrfu*e«l
to allow him to lie drafted.
Ill I-'ITIA t. NOTKX
Brandell was tailed to go with the
45 who left Saturday night. When
Mr* Alfred Lundberg of Marion
the time came for him to appear he station, entered the hospital Satur­
was decidcilly alw-nt. so Sheriff Bo­ day.
e
dine sent a -all to his deputy at l*?b-
Mr*. A. E. Roaaell of Stayton,
The Iz-banon
anon to arrest him.
came to the hospital Friday for med­
deputy arreatml the man and hl*
ical treatment.
mothei, but this was not done until
Mr*. W C. Holl1.» of Crabtree,
a posse broke through two doors to
underwent a serious operation last
get into the house
Thursday, but is improving nicely at
Mrs Branded wa* brought to Al­
thi* date.
bany and spent the night in a hotel
Mr*. E. C. Peery is improving rap­
while her son spent the night In jail
idly
and will soon leave for her home.
a* a deserter
The next morning
Mr*. Barr of Eugene, is* nursing
Mrs. Branded was arrested under
the espionage act ami will face the At the hospital thi* week.
Through her efficient management
federpi authorities.
She continues
to deciare that her »on will not serve and careful attention to patients,
1 Mr* Kester, the matron, in proving
in the army
She is a native-born
highly satisfactory to the public.
German.
What mlgnt have been a serious
Young Branded is not particularly
accident
occurretl at Providence on
averse to serving tn the army. He
Memorial
Day, when a car driven
seems to regret the incident; while
by
Mr.
Course
of Marion county,
he does not accuse hi* mother it is
•vident she is mostly to blame in the went over a high bank near the
church.
Mr. Course's Mater wa*
affair, declare the officers
Mrs Branded is extreme in her injure«! by failing with her chin on
views and declares that the consti­ the front »eat, breaking out all the
tution doe* not give the right to teeth of the lower jaw and portion*
draft, despite the recent ruling of of the jaw bone. She wa* brought
the supreme court.
She declares ! to Scio and surgical attention given
Mr. and Mr*. G. R Wallis. Edward
Wesely and The Tribune’« printer,
enjoyed a pleasant outing on upper
Thomas creek Sunday with a picnic
dinner, a feature of which was the
trout done to a turn, accompanied
by hot coffee ami all the little ickta*
that go toward making living worth
while. The Burrell* and Walli*e*
are from Portland, being connected
with the Erank C. Burrell Company,
builder* of grain elevator*.
They
came here Saturdav in their big car
an«! left for home Sunday evening,
with a threat of coming again. By
the wav. beside* having trout for
dinner, the visitors took a nice lot
•he will appeal to the highest au­ by Dr. Prill.
back with them, and it wasn’t a
The matron’* war garden is doing
thority ami is Maid to have declare«!
good day for fish. either.
fine,
especially her corn patch.
she Would rather see her son dead
Virgil
Shilling* of Munkers, who
than in the army. — Albany Democrat
has
lieen
employed in the ship yard*
Dance at Jordan.
Later- Mother and son were put
for
some
time came home ill Satur­
under f5OUO bonds.
day
and
was
brought to the hospital
A very enjoyable dance, from The
Monday evening, suffering from a
Tribune printer man’» viewpoint,
Scio Over the Top.
severe hemorrhage.
wa* held at Jordan last Friday even­
Mrs. Truman Luek>mbaeh wa* ad­
ing. Professor Edward Wesely an«i
If Linn county buys the required mitted Monday evening and under­
Messrs Kimball and Barrett furnish-
ed the music to which some fifty amount of W 8. 3. this month. went an operation Tuesday.
The moles are raising h— hill* all
couple* tripped the light fantastic •>me hustling will be necessary,
Scio
is
within
less
than
I40OIJ
of
her
over
the matron's garden and she
in tryt, step and waltz. The printer
wish«-»
*otne one would "get” them.
allotment
and
at
the
present
rate
of
man didn't dance (th «ugh he can I
Born
June ♦>. to the wife of
sales
will
easily
'
go
over
the
top.
”
but watched the graceful move­
Clarence
E. Higinbotham, a 10-lb
But
if
we
should
reach
a
good
snug
ments of the dancers and eni«»ye«i
surplus,
all
the
better.
girl.
Mr.
Higinbotham i* at the
the esceflent music rendered.
At
training
station at Mare Is­
naval
Since
writing
the
above,
The
Tri
­
midnight delicious refreshments of
bune
is
in
forme«!
that
Scio
ha*
now
land,
California.
ice cream and cake, coffee and sand­
Boin, May 30, to the wife of Joe
wiches were serve«!.
Our printer raised her quota and still subscrip­
Koberlin of Rocklin. Cal . a son.
declares that next time he'll take tions are coming in.
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Born at the hospital May 3!. to
along hi* dancing shoes and if that
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Garland of Crab­
girl is there be will dance with her
Throw* Bouquet*.
tree. a daughter. All doing well.
or break a leg trying
And he is
hoping the chance will soon come.
We notice our friemi of the Scio
At Th* P*o»l*s Theatr*
Tribune come* out in its last issue
Without wheat thi* chicken-feed­ printed in two colors, the Re«l ('row*
This week, Saturday am! Sunday
ad. run by the Santiam Pharmacy,
ing business becomes a problem.
evening*,
Manager Wesely will pre­
in red ink
Evidently our friend the
editor or the Santiam Pharmacy is ent Douglas Fairbanks in ''Down
Gertrude Ola Shimanek
of a progressive nature
Stayton to Ea<th ” The pictures shown at
Eleanor G. Parrish
Mail.
The People'» are very goo I, the
Mattel M Richardson
The credit for the origination of same as shown in the best Portland
Mabie C. Zyaset
the idea belongs to Mr. Laird < f the houses. Admission 10c and 20c,
Harvey McLain
Santiam Pharmacy, but we claim
Gladys Rodgers
any honor for ingenuity neersstry to
Our printer say» he will be glad
Claas motto: “Finished, Yet Be­
put out a paper in two colors With when Thomas creek is opened again
ginning.”
only ordinary equipment. Of cou ae a* he ha* a particular reason for
(Tas* colors: Pink ami silver.
we are progressive, both of us.
wanting to go to Jordan to flsh.
Class flower: La France Rose.
U-BOATS OUT FOR
6 MONTHS’ CRUISE
Stay in Western Atlantic Water* to
Last Until August, Accord
tng to Order*.
New York, June 4
A member
of the crew of the UI51, the Ger­
man submarine which de»troyc«l the
schooner Edna, told Enoch Roker,
one of the Edna's crew, that the U-
boat fleet plan* to remain in Ameri­
can water* until August
Roker, for eight day* a prisoner
on the submarine, wa* rescued after
he and other prisoners had been
placed in the open boat* of another
»unken »hip and arrive«! here last
night.
" The »torekeeper told me,” «aid
Roker, "that when they left Kiel
two month* ago. they were provis­
ioned for a six month*’ cruise snd
intended to atay on the western At­
lantic coast until August at least.
He did not tell rm how many
submarines there were in the fl««et,
as the officers on board kept vigilant
eyes and ears.”
Myron Miller Discharged.
«Myron Miller, who enlisted in the
navy a little more than a year ago,
came home last week with an hon­
orable discharge in his pocket, lie
bail been in n hospital in Biiston for
about two months, with rheumatism
a* the ailment.
He now designs
going to the Breiu-nbush hot springs
to try to get well ■<> that he can
again enter the service.
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GRADUATION.
I* the most memorable of all oc­
casions. Your gift must be in keep­
ing with the pride of the day. Il
must be a lasting symbol of your
affection. An article of jewelry is
the most suitable gift for either boy
or girl graduate.
V.'e have chosen our stock care
fully with this fact in mind. Let
u* bhow you some gifts that will
perhaps help you in your «election.
E. C. MEADE
nmiMKTKtHT AND JKWl.l.KK
23» .V. Secoml st.
Albany, Oregon
Home-Made Medi­
cines.
Many families still depend upon
the old, reliable home made
herbal remedies for th« curing
of some ailments.
W«- should like to furnish the
herbs for «u.'h remedies. We
have every root, bark.leaf snd
berry ever called for. and guar­
antee them to lie fresh an«l of
full strength.
Th«- compounding of family
recipes is a specialty with us.
an«! wh«-n entrusted with *uch
work we can ajwure you of both
satisfactory results and res*
onable prices
C. A. EVERETT
Druggist and Stationer
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