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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1918)
r -- •-«« - ■ «*' • A- r.' Mr« Pomeroy, who ha« lieen quite ill. i« able to be up. • • •-*? It Doesn't Look Good. N<> better plan was ever devised The Masonic lodge met Saturday evenlig and worked in th- third foi carrying the war risks of our »»Idlers ami sailors than the govern degree. ment providing insurance in place D. C. Thoma waa in Portland last Perry Bilyeu, who live« about of pensions. The public was only week attending the miller« ’ ennvi-n- midway on the Sdo Labanoo road, U m > glad to assume any necraaary ' lion. wa» a Sci<i visitor Friday, paying burdens in the way of taxation to <’ W Eichinger and family mo- The Tribune office a substantial visit give the lx»y«protection. : tore«! to Salem Saturday on » busi while here. Now comes the "nigger in the For Sale 1917 model Ford and ness trip. woodpile." Waller Eaatburne and wife of Al one 1918 model Ford. Fold Garage. Pre«» dispatches announce: "Out bany, were Sunday' visitors at the 15 21 Fred T. Bilyeu. of the experience gidned may even Mr. Campbell, of Albany, was home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bilyeu. tually develop ex|»aneion «f govern- Mrs. Nellie Gunsaules. of Is-ba m<-nt insurance to old age, industrial over Monday looking after business rn in, wa« over Sunday to visit her and other forma of insurance, in the matters. For sale Pure brad Walker Foxhound mother. Mrs. A. J. Bilyeu, who has opinion of official«.** pufis, 3 months old; will furnish papers; lieen an invalid for some week*. It doesn't take keen vision to M-e For prwd» write George Gabriel, Wat Mrs. E C. Shelton, who moved the force at work behind this move. erloo, Oregon. It. F. D. 1. 14 5< Lack from Gate* with a near rase of The socialistically inclined politician Takm Up.—I have taken up a flu. is slowly regaining her usual has alrt-ady tried to ¡«am so-called light colored Jersey cow, prol»ai>ly health. h-alth and social insurance measures ten years old. Owner can have the The Bohemian* arc giving a dance in legislature* of eastern stale* — animal by paying pasturage and for , Thanksgiving evening, th«- proceeds law. patterned after th* German this notice. T. J. Gibbons. Shel j being for’ the relief of their brethren system and expanding ¡mternalism. burn. Oregon. 15 Th«- most recent attempt was in in Rusaia. Fall season has about dosed. If California where the proposition wa* The first shipload of soldiers to any farmer has a grumble coming ! return from Europ«- is ex|»-cted to snowed under three to 1. about the quality of the weather we Rending between the lines one can : land at an American port the last of have had he is surely hard to please I «•e that th«- Mine force* are now at this week. Dr. L. W. Horn, veterinary surgeon, | work Irving to load this system onto Ex-Sheriff Steven* of Multnomah graduate of I 'hiengo Veterinary College, I the government in a more extended Stay ton. Oregon. Phon«» 1522. 3tf | county, is to be the new warden of form. Legislators may not lx- required) the state oenitentlary and will lie on |r.» re our enlist«»] men to the to make bricks without straw this ! the job al »out December 16. limit for life, but watch out that coming eraston. but th«>y are sure to : Carl Roas, of the North Pacific our soldi-r Insurance avstem is not have a hard time to make both end*j Biscuit company of Portland, and an abused and made the vehicle for meet, financially, just the same. old timo Hood River friend of our loading the general taxpayer down We make a specialty of Friend I printer, was a bumm •» visitor in with one of the pet scheme, of au ship, Engiigeini-nt and W’edding 5do Tuceiiay. tocracy. Rings. F. M French At Son. Albany.] Someone who seems to think that Oregon. State Tai la printer must eat. left a 1<I-pound Thanksgiving turkey is too cost j imckage of buckwheat flour at our Salem. Nov. 25 The making up ive for the avi-iage country editor d«»ot Tuesday. We an- told there is of the state tax levy this year will to indulge in this year. (Inly th«- ] plenty more where this came from. be more or Iras a perfunctoiy task. well-to-do can afford turkey in them T. W. Laird went to Gervais on The levy will be 23,021.402 30. a piping times of ¡»eace. Tuesday evening to remain perma safe prediction, as those figure* rep Magnetic treatment wholly with nently. John L. Kelly had not resent 6 per cent increase over the out drugs, every evening after six | Dr J I ,n°ved hi* household good« to Scio I2,<»6,2o5 of last year, mini* |6l.- o’clock. Consultation free.- L. 250 paid for Multnomah county 4htf i al thia writing Murphy, Scio, Oregon. bridge bond* last year, with |6h,- E. A. Weddle, our new barber, 750 added to be ¡mid for bridge PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on will occupy the property known as I (tends next year. The interests on gtsMi farms; low interest rates; five "the parsonage", situate«! near the .yoars time; privilege to pay |1UO or the bonds decreases each year lie- north end of Main atreet. multiplr on any interest date. Call fore the annual payments of •50.- ('heat m*ed for sale, or exchange , or write J. M and H. M Hawkins. 000 to pay off the principal on such Albany, Oregon. for onto. Enquire at this office. bond*. The S«-io I’roduc- Co. is in the markci for «11 kinds of poultry, veal, dreaaeil Somebody will have turkey for Teachers’ Examinations. hogs and rabbits for which the higlsMt Htf T**an^,*,r’v,n,i *’ven han Nolic«' is hereby given that the county market price will be ¡»aid. i soart-d skyward. They or h»-broke su|>crint«'rdi-nt of Linn county, Oregon, produce company's will bold the regular examination of We are infuraMd that several j jnto bo vs now about i «-aching young man-1 p,iu|(ry house a few nights ag»> by applicants fur state certificates at the hood ami who are being accused of ¡cutting the wire netting andrarii<-d court house. Albany, as follows: Commencing Wrdnemlsy, ¡lecrmber being drunk lately, are l»eing inter off I wo of the la-st in the COOp. 18. 1918, al 9 o'clock, a. m., and con view« d bv the grand jurv. Secretary of the treasury and R tinuing untd »aturday, Dec-mlier 21. tor sale Well seasoned sawed oak R din-ctor general McAdoo handed 1918, at 4 o’clock, p. m. 8 If ¡ mm U. A. P. Ilirons. bhelburn. W«-dne«day forenoon I'. 8. History, in his resignation to take effect th«- For sale Registered O. I. C hogs first of the coming year. He is the Writing Pen»' annhipl Music. Drawing. Wednesday afternoon — i'hysiology. I» Itelberl I/»ng. big man of President Wilson's cabi- Reading. I anual Training.<’<>m|xi«llion. The Tribune learns that Rolla net and his place will be difficult to Domestic srience. Methods in Reading. Morri« has li-ii«e<i his Imrlier shop t*» I supply. Ixxirse of Study for Drawing, Method« E. A. Weddle, of MiH • ity. Mr j - j ;y; pt,r hun»lred ought to I«- a in Arithmetic. Forenoon - Arithmetic. Thursday Weddle is a brother of J. N. Weddle, profitable price fur milk to farmers History of Education, Paycholugv, who has charge of the telephone and daymen ev,.n in th.* days Methods in I Geography. M ••ehaniral exchange in Scio. when fe«-d is high priced and scarce. Drawing. Domestic Art, < ourae of Waist W a T t MK. For ladies and gents Thhl jg the pr,tv the ftMMjen-.-ry is Study for Domestic Art. —tse have the Elgin anti Waltham, but ; Thursday Afternoon Grammar. Geo- make « »penalty of th-“I ady Gruen" j paying. Manager Peery informa gr«|>hy. Stenography American Liter- the little wonder for the ladiM ami the The Tribune he is getting around alure, 1’hysics, Typewriting, Methods non-brcak«ble trench watch for the ■ •okiit-r I mjvk >our mag ax in«'« fur ( 7<M>0 pounds of milk daily. There in Language. I hesis for Primary Cer a «¡«scription of tb-i»-- wonderful little ought to lie double this amount, tificate. watches. F. M. French A Son, Jewel Friday I orenoon - Theory and Prac er« ami Engravers, Albany. 5-18 Th«» Parent-Teacher organisation tice. Ort'«»graphv (Sfielhng), Physical Poultry will be receivwd at th« Scio *•*! m«-el in the high school rixun l>< -erarhy, I nglisli Literature, Chem Produce Co. any day in the week except! Friday evening. November 29. at istry. . Saturday. Saturday receipt» cannot he M.3O \ program has been Friday Afternoon Sch<«»l Law, Cero ship,»e.l until the following Mondsy ami i arran|re<1 Kvcrvnne invite<1 to graphy, Algebra. Civil Government. the cowl of hoi*ting the lwiultry over . Saturday Ferenoo»» ’ leoanetry. Hot must be deducted from th« pr.ee. paid. and K,,t *•1««"»^ *>“’ *»>< m >I any Scio Produce I o, 8tf faculty and enjoy a good social time. Saturday Afternoon Getw ral History — — M. G. Thoms, President. Bookie ping. Th« Tribune's printrr has 148 acre« i J. A I HI'RCIIILU on the hea»lwaters of the Yaquina. four At Th« P««*!«« Thaate« S ip rintervlent of Public Instruct <m. mile, from Nashville on the C. A E. ! with 5-room house and good bsm that Saturday and Sunday evenings SUGAR SHORTAGE HITS he will trade for smaller plate near Scio. Manager Wesely will present Jack Having unlimited outrange this is fine SPAIN AND PORTUGAL Pickford in "Jack and Jill," also place for stock. Good soil. Fatty Arbuckle in a ripping comedy. In Spelli and I'oriuxal sugar price« The “500” fiends wer* at it again an- aoarintf Both countries have been seriously affected by the short beet Sunday evening at the hotel, after a sugsr crop In Eum|v and the lark of long period of inocuous de«uetude. Liberty Bonds ix-ron loonase to move storks of < ana There was a representative of the sugar let laled In fur away porta. If you must sell your bonds we <; ul«t«»l sugar, home grown, waa milk comienw-ry. one fr«m Philippi will buy them. heir j sold In Barcelona. S|«tn. during sheep camp, the printer and a J. M. A II M. HAWKINS. the < nriy summer al IV evals a pound man not yet el«*«ifie>l. The * The pr'ce of brown sugar In Albany, Oregon l’or > ni Ward by governmental onlaa^ waxed hot. but n<»t hot en<>ug waa »1.0* to >1.12 a |»»un«l keep the player* warm as the Advertía« in Th« Scio Tribune and get By coni|Mirlaun the price nt beat the fire go out and had tn quit. Hospital Notes. Announcement Having sold the drug business All the "flu" patient« arc out of the hospital; the last to be dismissed were Mr. ami Mr*. Floyd Shelton and «on» Lyle and Rex. j formerly known a* the Santiam I’harmacy. to John 1. Kelly, I wish to thank the people of Scio and vi- «-inity for their patronage and sup port during the past year. Mr Kelly needs no introduction to this community. He was employ- ! ed in the store he has now purchased Mrs. Orville Taylor, whoar hus band is stationed at ('amp Upton. N. Y.. ia seriously ill at the hospital. Mrs Frank Perry, from Wrat Scio, entered the hospital for trvat- about two and a half years ago. His ment November 17 and waa di*- business ability and professional misted November 23. skill can be thoroughly vouched for Butler !>e lamhmutt. who ha* by every resident of Scio. T W. LAIRD. been in the hospital several weeks with a fractured limb, will soon be running al »out in his new wheel chair which arrived Monday from Portland. Gat th« Genuine end Avoid Wasta Special Church Services. Then- will be a Thanksgiving ser vice at tlie Federated church at 7:30 p. m. A good live leader and ape- cial number of singing and music. Sunday, morning and evening, there will be preaching by C. A. Walruff of Albany. The public ia cordially invited to attend these service*. George Balsiger and wife were Stayton visitor* Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Grimes and children of Mill City, visited her parents, Mr. ami Mr*. P. Bilyeu, Friday and Sat urday. I twain Crabtree. who ha« been quite ill with the flu, is convalescing. Economy Mitici if District Read Mtelmt Pursuant to a petition simed by a legal number of resuient freeholders, tax|»ay>'rs «r>d I< tw I voters of Road Dis trict No. 25 of Linn County. Oregon, Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the legal voters of Road Tnstrict No. 25 of l.inn County. Oregon, will be held at the hour of One o’clock p. m. on the 2d day of December, 1918. at the Jor dan tore in said Road District, to de U-rmire whether or not said Rom I Dis trict shall vote a special tax of 82000 upon all the taxable pro;<rty within said Road District for the improvement of the roads therein as follows, to-wit, grading, gravelling, draining and re pairing sail! roads. By order of the County < ourt of Linn County. Oregon. Dated this Kth day of December, D. IL MeKMGHT, 1918. County Judge. J. I) IRVI.'E. County Commissioner. Meadarm-s H. and T. Phillips call Attest. ed on Mrs. Wortman Thursday. It. M. hl’^SELL, County Clerk. Mrs John Shelton, of Scio, is vis- Ported Ibi» ltithiiayof November, 1918, itmg her husband’s parents, Mr. by M. B.lyeu, appointed by the court. and Mr*. H Shelton. Jordan Red Cross auxiliary re Wind Mill and Tower For Sale. turned work Thu rail ay and is making John T. Brock has an 8-ft steel w ind dreswes for the refugee«. mill and steel tower for sale. The mill We were shocked to hear of Mrs has been used a shcot time but lain first class order gtod as new. Has V. Prichard living run over by the ball bearing. ami all modem improve morning train near Kingston. A ments The t<*cr has never yet been lower limb was severed and other set up The whole can be (»ought for Injuries sustained. At last accounts ♦75, which is less than one half of what she was resting as well as could be the coat waa two or three years ago and not one-third of what the cost of a new expected but recovery is doubtful. one would be now. It is a splemtid O regon M ist . bargain. i 11 SANTIAM , FARM ----------------------- TOPICS Ih-an Turner came down from; Gal«* <>n hearing of his brother’s. death, to conao-e his mother. Mias Nina Snail r une up from Portland for a visit a’, home. Mrs. F lo Turn-r is h >n e from a iorging camp where idle was cook. G. A. and Elmer Griffin stampeded Friday with head and tail up. headed for Portland by way of Dallas and Butteville, visiting relativesen route. Mr. Ihirgan has rented his farm to Mr. Olby of Sal«-m, who came to Santuun Farm for eight tons of hay al f25 ¡»er ton. Mrs. Smail was called to Scio on Friday night by the illness of her . mother. Mr*. Pomeroy. Have just firished grubbing 20 apple trees set out in 1H56; they were 15 t<> 1> inch«-» in diameter, ‘ anti like th«- >>ld man were i»ast their usefulness. Corn will grow there. Ro«» Ra.v is down with pneumonia at (amp l-ewis; late reports say he ia improving. E. C. MEADE OPTt'METRIST AND nwy.l.EK Seeulxi »t. y, Oregon DR. A. G. PRILL P&ysician a&l Sirtesi ('alia Attended Pay or Night Aoym Vaitiiii Ponitore SI h M Visit Kiifowaj’s Furniture Store Al.BA NY Ardee Powell calle«! Munday fur We buy and sell new and second hand two bushels Gohlen Beauty (}orn. > urniture John Davenport of Larwo« !. and THIS IS THE WAY It) -»AVE John Gaines. Pie Eater’s broth«-r. Thtoe is peril ably some article or ar calle«! Monday for dinner and took ticle« in possr-ssion of .-very family that is of no use to the owner which may be a wav a bushel of a«n-d corn turned into cash. It is so much money Pie Eater end his go<»d wif«-called found. You can |»ul it into bonds or stamps and help win the war. on neighbor Horsburgh Sunday ami WE W AN1 all kind« of iunk. all had a dinner which suited the Old kinds of metals, rubber and the many other things going to waste. Man's appetite. Lhtvid is an ener < »rain *;.d Potato Sack* for sale getic and prosperous farmer, stocked THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY up with most all registered animals. Bell phone «U K I tom« phone 2227 PIE EATER. E. Rogoway, Prop. Second a Baker
