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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1918)
- -, A < • > I • Mt;, '. » ria-a - Our fall rain* may be date«! com-1 mencing Octolier 2. Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu and daughter.! The following extracts are from a William Knauf and family re moved to Camas. Wash , thi* week letter written August 21 by Steve Mis* Eleanor Parrish sent to Al Young. Company F, RIMh U. S. Engineer*. France, to hi* sister Mis* bany ruesday for a short visit. Clara Young. Stayton: Mt** U»rsvn White left last Miss Nita, visited relatives at Not th "By th«' time this letter reaches | day for Mint», where she will trarh Santiam last Sunday. you I will Ire up to meet the Hun*, ' school thia winter. Some«ine is burning the piles of so if you don't hear from me for a There was some scurrying alxnit driftwood lodged on the bars in the while don't worry for I won't get for candle* and lamps or any ol«l North Santiam. tn writ«* very often. We are pretty thing to make a light on Friday busy now, moving around all the Goo«! large h«-atmg stove for sale night when the city light.(!| plant time. The mail can’t even catch up cheap. C. A. Everett. Scio. ■hut down at 9 o'clock without any with us. so you ••■»• we won't get Mr. Schlegel of Goitra station, warning. much mail and won't be able to was looking after busincs* matters A timber and brush fire above write either. in Scio Tuesday. Gate« last Selurday cause«! the burn You nev«l not bother sending pa- White winter wheat for sale Frank ing of aeveral small C. A E bridge*, per* for we can buy the New York Rohwein. R. 1. Scio. 6 2t catidling the Detroit tram in the Herald her«' every day and a few of Caiididate for sheriff. J W Moor* mountain* where it remain**! for the other U.S. paper*. of Brownsville, uasacd through th* aeveral day *. You gave the names of some of city Tuewlay M mute to the Mick Mr and Mr*. Fred Board of Har the boy* over here but I haven't •ale risburg, and Mr*. E. 0. Holdrvdg«' rm t any of them yet It'» pretty Dr L. W Horn, veterinary *urg*on, of Albany. were visiting at the I f hard to find any one without an ad- graduate of Chicago Veterinary Collrg*. home of J. F. Beard Sunday. dress. You never know who you Stayton, Oregon. Phone 1622. 3tf Dr. E. II. Hobton of Mabel, Ore might see. for you mav run into a The laat Sunday ia October <27lh> gon. who recently joined the medi person you know any time. Y<>u i* the date when clocks and watches cal department of the armv. arrived Sake«! me to get a permit so you will be stopped for <»ne hour and in Scio Wednesday to pay hi" Sci«i folks coul<l send me something I the return made to sun time. friend* a farewell visit lie will really don’t ne,ii anything. I have Magnetic treatment wholly with 11« plenty of money. Unde Sam give« out drug*, every evening after six report at Vancouver. Wash thinks he will lie ordered to Fort u« iilenty of clothing aiwl plenty to o'clock Consultation free. I>r J. Murphy. Scio. Oregon. 4Mtf Riley, Kansas. Dr Hobson makes a eat Wr can get all kinds of candy a fine appearing soldier. an<l sweet -tuff at the Y. M C A Dr Merriam left Sunday morn »»♦•»a»»»»»»» »»♦»»♦»♦♦ t »»♦ It's Is-en hot here for some time; ing in route for Baker county where one sweats like everything. I never FOOD ADMINISTRATION he will proltably locate. CREDO thought France wa# such a nice IxMiae and baled hay. wheat, Oats country as it is. I with 1 could and cheat, for sale. S«-e Holeckek Ry wtnin« servi»* of a free send y<»u some |XMtcarda. that would Bros.. Scio. 6 2t people to <So tboao iblna* give you an idea h«iw things look. Mias Chri*tin<* Shindler and Miasi To feed the Alile » that Ibey may I surely will take rare of myself, continue to ft*<bt Cleo Shelton made the trip to Al but "Hr can't help himself if »>me- To feed the hunsry In Beigtuia bany last Thu red ay. end other lande that they may thing happens I'd like to tell you continue to live. something but it's impossible I'd If you want a trailer for your To feed our own soldier* over auto truck or bus. *<•«• J«Rodgers write a letter that would take you sea* that they may «ani n<>ib about it. He can supidy You quickl V »»pie day» to read. Yrs, I wash my Ins and at moderate prices. I 5t clothes hut don't mind it at all. To keeQ price« steady and the S H. Goin of near Jeff«'rson. was| flow of distribution even that I get the Scio paper, got aeveral the poor at home may be ted over Tuesday to assist a neighbor in today; al*o thr«*' letters. As prom To make everyone's effort count his questionaire. ise«! you gills. I'm sending as sou It* utmost for winning the venirs three silk handkerchiefs. war for freedom We make a specially of Friend I could write quite a hit but I'm ship. Engagi'ineiit and Wetiding FOOD CONTROL IN AMERICA Rings F. M French & Son. Albany. is or ANO roll THE PEOPLK afraid it wouldn't pas* the cenwir. Oregon. i mi I'.il have to wait and tell you ♦ ****♦**♦♦*♦> i«»*** Out locals are n«-cv«aaril.v scant when I come luick. Yes I want to Origin ef Olitiard. Rllxurd Is undoubtedly a »ord of tell you how we appieeiate things this week. We have liven drafted into making out questionna'res and American origin, but It Is much older from the R»*<i Cross. They surely than suggvstetl. In Arnemlmui (Eng.) they came so thick an fast there was churchyard today there la a inmb <>( are doing their bit. no time for anything else. Write often as nothing is better the Hillard family and people of that name still reside In the village of Chal than a letter from home 1 read it Wanted Two white face breed« font Kt. Giles. A man of this name ac J I. Rodgers. Scio. ing rains. companied WllUam I’eun to the new over and over until it is worn out. world. This Riitard, it la said, devel oped very unsociable habits am! wet farai far leaf tied far away from bls fellow* In the remote Northwest. Now a ixirlhwi >t ern snow storm la the moat disagreeable I desire l<> rent my farm of Alt acre«: thing there la about the whole climate, 15 acres In cultivation, balance A Nu. I and Mr. Hillard. being so unpleasant a creek bettom pasture for a reasonable [ m num to hla neighbors, bla name was i rash rent. Ths land I* all bottom land. adopted Io dsecribe the objectionable iHiikimgs in gissi condition, silo and all type of weather which blew fro«u his I itcces-ary (arm buildings Call and see Wsi«r W «ixm:* For ladies and gent* direction. me at the farm one-half mile southwest —wre have the Elgin and Waltham, but make a specially of the “I ady Gru*n" of Sew. JOHN F. KIKAChA America ’ * First Cartoon. the little wonder for the ladies and the Benjamin Franklin's I'rnnaylvunla non-breakable "trench" watch for the soldier boss See year manaine* for Oasette was the flr»t American news a description of these wonJerful little paper to print a cartoon. Th«-rv wero watches F. M. French A Son, Jewel rumor* of a possible war with the ers and Engraver*. Albany. 5-18 French, which resulted In a call for a meeting at Albany ■< the representa Wait Bilyeu is never ao happy as tive* of the British colonies. Frank when he can load his bus with little lin was one of the commissioners. aad girla borrowed for the occasion and to Increase the force of an ap|>val for take them on a pleasure ride. I«st united action, on May l>. 17M. printed a cartoon representing a snake cut into Sunday evening Wall gave pleasure eight ¡«arts, the head representing New to over a dou-n girla ranging in age England and the other sevrn part* the various colonies outside of New Eng from six to aixty. land. The legend read: “Join or die." If there's a dearth of voung men ooooooo o o o > n <» o omoo* OOOOI at the Gap dance neat week, a hurry up call might be sent in for some of War Emergency Course and Certificate thoee pseudo young fellows who at tended the "chicken” party last OREGON NORMAI SCHOOL Saturday evening. No doubt thev Owing to the scarcity of teacher- the Otegon Normal School would be glad to go. will offer a War Emergency (>ourse ot twenty weeks outlined by Our office force s-rmi aomewhat the Superintendent of Public Instruction The course will begin discouragetl over the fishing in the with each of th** terms commencing N . IS. 1918: Feb. 8. 1919; Santiam. He reports that he only and April 12, 1919. The Superintendent of Public Instruction caught one fish that measured 2<>i will consider it equivalent to the Teachers' Training Course and inche*. four not under 15 inches, isaue a certificate upon ita complete m valid to Usch in the ele while the luilance averaged 8 to 10 inentary grades for one year. Inches. Why the gloom; did he ex Thia course will be oprn to thorn who have had two years or pect to catch whales? more of high school work or it* equivalent and who are at least Csechs-Slovak benefit dance at eighteen years of age Richardson Gap hall. Saturday. Oct. 12. Good music will be furnished For detailed information add rm* •nd a good time is assured. Th* REGISTRAR OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL entire net proceed* will be given to Monmouth. Oregon the Cxcch-Slovak army in Rusata. cordially imrited Vandare Bilyeu and Orville Gilkey are at Corvallis as entrants in the military training department of the school Mrs. Walter Bilyeu is as sisting in handling the stage lines until it is known if Vandare i* ad mitted. H<MÎ FEEDERS. Famen and tbe Draft. Urxh*r the regulations of the war I have a car of standard rolled departmenl for the carrying out of 1 barley ordered to arrive at West the new draft law special provision Scio about October 1st. Have a few is meiir for furnishing information tons not spoken for, i and any one to the district ls>ard in r«*gaid to needing fee«! please |>honc me your farhi labor rr«|uircments in order want* and wid reserve w hat.-ver that neev-saary food production may amount you need This tmrlcy is i* maintain«*!. Three advisors are put up in 75-pound sacks and will to lie select*««! for each district board cost |62 50 per ton at the car. Bar- one for agriculture, one for labor lev is going higher tn the near fu and one for oiler occupations. Ad ture ami any one needing iced will visor* will not lie member* of th*-, do well to lay in a winter'* supply board but may. wh«*n invited, attend now. I will be shipping hogs and ita meeting* cattle from West Scio Thursday. Tie* duty of the agricultural ad October 3. J. D. DENSMORE visor i* to keep th«- board informed as the needs of the various counties Princi|Nil Ro tie and his corps of in the district in the way of farm teacher* arc attending th«' Linn- help. Also to *e«' that men rx*'*i«xl Benton teacher* institute at Corval on the farm make proper claim for lis this week. School cl<nuil Tues agricultural exemption In the past day for the w«vk on that account. a gissl many experienced farmer* have been taken from the farms tie cause they did not furnish the dis trict board with th«* proper inform ation required to defer their classi fication In tome cases they did not know what was ni-c<-i«nry and in other cases they were willing and animus to go and either n«-glect**d to nr purtXMwdy rvfuM*«i to furnish ■uch information Th*' advisor will hav«' th«' right under certain conditions to examine the queationaires and other records in the files of th«» local board for the purpose of determining whether or not iiersons entitled to deferred classification have claimed it In cases where the claim has not been made and he thinks it should be made he mav file for them a claim for de ferred classification with the district I ma rd. It is also providtsl in the regula- tl«ms that if the local board thinks a man is engag«*d in a necessary oc cupation and his clasmlication should Ire deferred they may indorse »uch a recommendation on his questionaire and forward it to th«- district Isiard even though he has made no claim for deferred classification. A further duty of the agricultural advisor is to instruct farmers in re spect to tlieir right to file claim for deferre«! classification for any regis trant m their employ who has fatfiil or refuwd to file his own claim Farmer* therefore should see that all of their necessary employ«'», whether nn* or other lalxirers «if the draft age. have mad«* just claim for deferred claasifiAttion. The pur pi«*' in appointing th«*ae advisors is to place men where they can do the most to help win the war. They should lie a j^eat help tn the district boards in keeping on the farms the necessary help for fissl production These farm work Naattrs Tak< Matite The farm of Francfi* G. Carry i* in State Reserve. Twenty dollars reward for infoi mation against vi- olator*. E S HAWKER. 6 4t Disi. Warden. Sell ai Real Five-acre place at West Scio known Kistler place. Address owner. S. Fllliw. Prineville, Oregon. 6 2t Bias far Wood Salicited The Henningsen Produce Co. de- sire* to have Ind* sul>rnitU*d to su;>- ply from 1500 to 20HO cords of acc onti growth four-foot tir wish ], to lie deliver»*«! on or liefore October 1, 1919. to the Scio Condensery. 1 The Henningiien l’nsiucv Co. Evtrfreea Blackberries Wailed The Scio Produce .Market will huv all of the evergreen blackherriusyou rnav bring, paying the highest cash market price therefor. («11 and get crates. 51 Fred Gisclman, Prop, AoYcae. Wanlini rtfroiton; Should Visit Al.It ANY We buy arsi sell new and second hand Furniture THIS IS HIE WAY IO SAVE There is pnibahly sonic article or ar- Urlt-a in posseamon of every family that is ot no use to th»- owner which may be turned into cash. It is so much money found. You can p«it it >ni<> b.-sds or stamps arid help win th«- war. Wr WAN I all kirate of lunk, all kinds of metals, rubber and the many other things going to waste. Grain ami Potato Sacks for sal«- THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 4<H -R Home phone er* whatever may bo their inclina E. Uogoway, Prop. Second a Baker tions to enter military service, should stand ready to serve in any DR C. F. CHAPIN capacity in which they can do the most towards winning the war Dentist This effort to ke»-p the specially SCIO. OREGON trained men on the farm should net t>* abuse*! so as to permit the slacker Phone ¿77 to escape military duty. The needs of the army are the first to I»' con sidered The agricultural advisor should be assisted in every p«MMble way by Arrival and Ih-parture of 1’aanengvr Traina •very agricultural interest to fin«i the men who mn be snared for mil W'oodburn-Spnngtield Branch itary duty and also to keep those WEST SCIO who are essential to maintaining a proper food supply. * North 7:55 am. Railroad I ime I able South 5:1V p m. Corvallis & Eastern MUN KERS To Albany To lletroit 8:11 am 1:14 pm Motor service discontinued. Are you concerned about your ey«*a? I A thorough examination will reveal your difficulty and the exact amount of your refractive Vrror. We can then aaaure you relief E. G MEADE «tSTViMETRIXT AND JEWKIJUi . 2* W. Seroad at. Albany. Origan 4 H. B. CHESS Attorney •» Law a
