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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 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. 50. SCIO. LINN Col'NTY. OREGON. JULY 25. 191* GEDDES OF MILL CITY WRITES NEWSY LETTER Mason« Go to Jefferson. U. S. TO TAKE OVER TELEGRAPH JULY 31 11.50 THE YEAR Hospital Notes. ARRESTS DISCLOSE WAR-ORDER FRAUDS Saturday evening Scio lodge of Masons met, hurne-i through a bus ely. Julv 20, a daughter. All doing ’ iness session and went by auto over | well. to Jefferson where the Scio tram did Jerome Smith, who was kicked Miss Dayse Geddes, His Daughter, National Control to Include PLonc* Raincoat Contract* Declared to be the third degree work for their Jef- [by a horse, fracturing two ribs, left Is Stenographer in Wash j ferson brothers, under supervision Radio Systems Already Held Tainted With Bribery and the hospital Monday for his home. j of D. C. Thoma. We can assure Mr*. Baker of Philomath, left the ington, D. C. by Government. Conspiracy. anxious wives that their husbands hospital Sunday fully recovered (names following) actually attended Washington. July 22. President ,r”m “ Her«* we are again! New York. July 22. Extensive lodge durims the whole evening and Wilson today issued a proclamation Mrs Greenwood of Crabtree, ia i conspiracies involving bribery and Front injured corn. I»eans, pota did not sidestep once, or have any taking all telephone ami telegraph recovering rapidly from a major op ! graft in connection with army con- toes; spring grain in alx>ut half a joy ri'ling They left Jefferson l>e- crop. Farming ia all profit; better fore 2 a. m., so figure it up your- line* under government operation at | oration. j tracts fur rubber raincoats sent to miilnight, July 31. Mrs. N. Enders, who has' Iwen a! tddiers in France, were disclosed go lack to the farm! •slf. Oc<-an cable* are not included lie- the hospital the past week, went tonight by department of justice of John Welsh of Gate«, has boon After the lodge work was over cause of contracts between the cable home Sunday ficial* simultaneously with the ar ap|K>inted blacksmith at the (Tiem- the Jefferson boys fed their visitors companies and foreign government*. M im Neva Balschweid has again rest of 17 officers and employes of awa Indian school. Fred Ratzberg all the ice cream (which was deli The systems will be in charge of taken charge of the culinary de- 15 manufacturing companies in New ’of Kings Prairie, ia farmer at cious) and cake they could eat. It Burleson and partment al (he hospital, the aame school. York and Brooklyn. is said that Bros. Everett and Brant Poslmaster-General They are charged with bribery, Dr Prill made a business trip to Mill Citv went 20*.) per cent in the (there were no widows about) put the present managements ami em fraud or conspiracy. stamp drive. Mra. Raines, whom* away four big saucers full while ploye* will continue. Also present Portland Monday. Hundred* of thousand* of dollars huslond is engineer, alone sec u ret 1 Tom Smail stalled on the third help financial arrangements. Burleson an- [ Postmaster-General of raincoat contracts arc tainted with ing. No one knows how much Bragg over S3OOU. Mr. Raines ia a son of Sbippiug Manager Appointed. nouncea that hi* policy would lie one fraud already uncovered by de|*art- and Thoms put under their vests as Charles Raines of Lacomb. of the least possible interference i ment of justice agents. they didn ’ t stay in one place long Mra. McDonald received a letter consistent with the interests and Bert S. Norwood of Harrisburg, from one of her boys in France, He enough to be counted. The boys At Ths Rsoplss Thsatrs needs of the government. has been appointed mahager of the from up Jordan wav enjoyed them was in the hospital nursing an in l.mn County Shipping Association IAi, w. vk, Saturday and Sunday jured foot. She has four sons in selves and hated to leave. Lost Between Scio and depot a iind w'" mo*e Alban* uke evenings. Manager Wisely will tire- The night was lovely and the fol the war. The boys have some of up the work al once, on a commis sent Bill Hart in " The Wolves of the fighting blood of their grand lowing made the trip: Messrs Bur mackinaw coat. Finder leave coat sion basis. the Rail.” a thrilling picture. father, Greene McDonald, running meister, Thoms Brock. Smail. Clark. at Wesely garage ami get reward. The association has no intention Quigley. Brown. Bragg. Dolph, Ar in their veins. Mr*. R. L. Berry of Battlei reek. ,,f fighting the honest stock buyer buckle. Everett. Lee, Funk. Finley The rains of Monday swelled the Mr. Paulson’s boy. who was one Mich., arrived in Scio Tuesdav. She but there are waxes on record where and Brant. volume of water in Thoma* creek of those landed on the coast of ' was formerly Mixa I we la Woodman buyers have not dealt honestly with —se- «re- « slightly and better electric lights Scotland when the vessel was torne- see and daughter of Mrs. T. A. Rich- farmers. have resulted. Sunday School Picnic. doed. ia in a U. S. hospital sick with : ur<l*>n. Her husband is in the en- People having stuck for sale can consumption. R. E. Peery came near having a I gineer service and had left for inform their community committee- An all dav service and basket din France when Mrs. Berry started man. their grange. Union reporter, ba>l runaway M<>ndny morning when Mr. Mombert, a Frenchman, who ner will be held at liberty chapel, west. driving down the hill from Franklin lives near Mill City, has three sons Mr. Norwood or county agent. one mile east of Gregg station and Butte cemetery with a wagon load in the army. A fourth son. 15 years Mr. Norwood has had several During Monday's electrical shower about five miles southeast of Crab of sheep. His team was without old. is drilling with the Maccabee year»' experience in shipping stock. tree. on Sunday, July 2M. It will lightning struck H.J Melons*' barn, breeching and the brake blocks re guards ami wants to go. His father He will make his headquarters at la*, like all these large gatherings of six mile* east of Albany and des fused to hold. One of the horse* says; "If they will take him. he can the county agent’s office, 203 First late years in this county, under the troyed it. In the barn were 50 tons ' did not like the wagon crowding on go.” That is the French spirit. National bank building Albany. auspices of the American Sunday of new hay and a horse, which were her and commenced to run. One of One of the lx>vs was a wireless oper School Union. Several rural com lost. Th«* entire loss is estimated at the line check* gave way but the ator at the tieginning of the war munities are to be uniUsd in this un «31HM) team was turned into Raymond's The Bragg family and the printer He came home and brought a wire usual annual open air rally in Liberty garden at the foot of the main hill hail a fishing picnic on the hank* of Mr. Stoddard pf near I-arwood. less outfit with him and set it up on Chapel grove. Basket dinner. Pro presented The Tribune with an En the Santiam Sunday. They had a and brought up against a fruit tree his father's ranch. He picked up gram begins at 10:30 a. m Every glish marrow squash yesterday. He good day and got a nite lot of trout. without doing any material damage. messages 3000 miles out on the body is invited. say* they are very prolific ami when ■ ocean and market reports before the cooked with meal for a few minutes daily papers arrived with same. make a delicious table dish. He j Official County Farm Paper. When he left he sold the wireless to thinks, also, they can be profitably a neighbor. The neighbor did not grown for hog feed. The Linn County Agricultural have it long for a U. S. official came and ordered it taken down; he car Council News is a monthly publica ried some of the intricate parts tion. just issued, backed bv the far- Public Health Netice away with him. After young Mom- mars of the county. It is a four- berg left he was wireless operator page paper and no subscription is To all residents of the City of Scio: <>n a vessel in the Atlantic. The charged, being sent to as many far You ary hereby notified to comply raider Emden captured the vessel mers as possible, later, a small with the following order* of the Citv I subscription price will be charged to Board of Health within ten day*' ((Continued on page 41 help defray expense of printing. from the date of this notice. One of the features will bn a want 1— To clean uu all street* and al ad department, small ads being run ley*. and remove all refuse matter I for farmers free. and manure from the same. TANLAC We have been authorized as the "Tanlac" agent for Scio and can supply you. We make a special effort to carry in stock anything called for by our trade. There will be a dance for benefit of the Red Cross at Wrsely hall on Saturday evening, July 27. Music by Arnold’s jazzers. All welcome. 2— To disinfect all cesspool* and open toilets with a liberal supply of chloride of lime. 3~ Where cesspools or toilets are filled up to within one foot of the surface to provide a new- vault for same. and disinfect and cover the — rhe chairman of the widows’ board is somewhat up against it and is trying to find a way to harmonize matters Burmeister and some fel lows from Jordan told him Saturday that the widows up that way were up in arms, or wanted to be; they would stand on their rights to have as many strings to their bows as they could get and were not going to allow young, unmarried women poaching on their preserves without I* fight So look out. girls. old properly. In order to prevent the usual summer and fall diseases, common by neglecting these precautions, we hope that you will consider it a duty to yourselves and the community to comply with these orders. An inspection will be held at the end of the ten day*. BOARD OF HEALTH: F. T. T h »YEM, Mayor. A. G. I’ kiix . Health Officer. J am A. Blt.YKU, Marshal Sew. Ore.too, July 25. 1918, Red Cron Dance.
