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THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND SANT1AM NEWS. CONSOLIDATED Independent, fearless, free; Not tied to any party; W ill support best candidate for office regardless of party NO. 25 SCIO. I.INN COUNTY, OREGON. FEBRUARY •>. 1919 BOND ISSUE FOR NEW .BUILDINGS IS URGED PRISONS ARE FILLEO WITH YOUNG BOYS VOL. XXII Mi» Oscar Pomeroy and her I daughter, .Mrs T«e**a t'onwr. came Funds Provided Soon For Needed down from l-a<*<>nib Saturday for a Wbo Lied Public Structures Would Help few days’ vl*it ^mail's family Solve Soldier Problem .Mrs. Jennie l*«vej«»y has return«*»! to her homt* al Dallas. Salem The railing of a special election in June to Vote bonds fur the construction of public building» a* a mean* of helping to solve the employment problem of the return ed soldiers anil sailors, is being con sidered by the house and senate joint committee on recons.ruction Sentiment favoring this bond issue was pronounced at a meeting of the committee. The proposal for this HjH'i'ial bond election was made by W. B Ayer, chairman of the sold iers and sailors relief commission. It was agreed that the legislature should call the special election to pass on the proposed bond issue, or appropriate money at this session and leave it to the people to ratify this action. Building a new penitentiary. n< w building* at educational institun >ns ami the proposed new hospital at Portland, were three projects sug gested. Mrs. Reliecva Morris returned to Scio Saturday. «*xp«*cting company Sunday, ns some fellow in looking for a cook. She casts *h«**p‘s eyes al him as he goes by. Had to Go Fishing. Our foreman went out fishing last Sunday expecting to catch a whale, alligator or a German carp. But from the looks of his Itaskct when he return«*! we suapt*ct he caught only a sucker. Now listen to the printer. Eor one«-. Mr. Editor, you’re wrong. If you had o I hm rved with your usual pvr«|Mcacily you would have seen a fine specimen of cut throat trout, 13 inches long, and which furnished a delightful addition to the menu. That was some wind we had on Wednesday, along with th«* rain. Ei| Kalina does not car«* for ex pense: be is making a new farm out of an old one. The Bartnick boys were over Sun day with a load of lumlier ami took back a load of hay. The mill is on full time, and Clarence got in a hurry and MW«*d <>tf a finger. Th«* soldier Imyn on their return arc not *o anxious to gel marrie»! as they were when they feared Iwing called into the service. Mina .May Crabtree, head waiter at th«* Mill City hotel the past year, has thrown up her jot» and la home with her father Fihlnn Gritlin re<-eiwd a letter from his Mount Vernon home saving they'«! had no winter, stock doing tin«*, they were uneasy alsiut fruit, weather being so warm Dan Bilyeu sold hi» crazy drag saw ami liought a new one ami cuts 20 cords a day to (>ay for it. The gotsl wife, mistrs-*« of Santiam Earm. is elated over success in f«*e«l mg Blank's poultry 6»»! as she ha* more than trebled the • gg output. She has some old hens that haven't laid an egg all winter and are now rolling them out at th«* rate of two a wii'k. She isn’t sure but thinks some of the young ro««ters might be laying, as »hi* saw one scratching in some straw Sunday, and went out cackling I’lE EATER. Farmer»' Account Book». E«»r chronic constipation we recommend Park Davis Mineral Oil A palatable, <«lorless and tast«*- I mb oil which dors not act as a physic hut as an intestinal lu bricant This oil is endor*«! bv the m«*hca! profession for the treatment of constipation. See <>ur window or come in and ask us about it. EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Cen/j for a one pint bottle at Kelly’s Drug Store YOURS FOR SERVICE to Aid Nation in War, with Unde Tom Senator Denounces Severe Mrs Newt Thomas yiaited Mrs. Ilarve Shelton .Munday aftern«»on. DEPORTATION OF ALIENS IS TO BE DEMANDED Mr Eink. who has been suffering Cancellation of Naturalization Pap with an allhct«*! limb, was operated ers to Escape Draft Is Basis on at the Scio hospital Monday. Sentences. of Recommendation. John Shelton, who wasrall«*! home by th«* recent illness of his little Washington The senate military daughter, start«*! Saturday for his Fortland Deportation of alien* alfairs committee <*i|»ects the coun cantonment in New York. who cancel«*! their first citizenship try to lie shock«*! when hearings are Beier Schwindt, who recently sus papers «luring the war period, there begun on Senator t'l .tmberlaii- s bill tained a broken limb, is convalescing by avoiding liability to take up arms to reform military justice sp«*-dily as can l>e expected and will for the United State*, is propxed t’ubltc hearings on the bill will lie «M»n be out again. at a conference of local «elective called in a few weeks and many of Romeo Jungwirth, who has been service officials. the 15.000 victims of war-time court- As one provision of th«* draft law stationed at Camp Fremont for sev martial will la* Itefore the commitl«*«* lit was permitted that citizen* of eral months. c«me home Friday. Representatives <>f the judge advo neutral countries holding only first August Bender and a couple of cate general's office and President paper« in the Unit«*! States might his friends from F’ortland, visited Fag«-. of the American bar associa go liefore their local tx>ard ami can th«* former's |>arenls Saturday and tion. also will I m * calltsl cel their declaration of intention to Sunday Many of the cases involved in become a Unit«*l States citizen. By th««se courts-martial ar«» tragic," , Thursday Mrs George Balsiger s < j doing they were relieve«! of lia »aid Senator Chamiierlain. ' They gave a qui ting at th«* Red Cross bility tu the draft will appeal to the heart of every hall. Aimivted by her sister, Miss In Oregon apuroximately 100 de- man who feels deeply when they are Bethel Lewis, she serv«*l a bounte clarants rr*>rt«*l to this means of taken from the dull army records ous luncheon 1.» th«* following ladies: avoiding military duly and remain and tram«crit>«*l in terms of real life. Mciulam« ■» 7 J Clark, C. Thomas, ing al hum«* to receive the big wag« s "A l»>y 15 year* old enlisted He B Hollis. William Brotherton, Geo. most of them wrr«» drawing had to lie atxiut hi* ag<* l<- gel into Witting. I* Bilyeu, R. Combs. Clara Th«* state council of defense t<»ok the army. But t > times of war Smith. N Find res. F. Shelton, H. the matter up and made a complete boys will It«- at««>ut their age to light Fhilltpa, W Wmodard, H. Shelton, record of all such cam*» Copies of for their country They did it dur llarve Shelton. A Arbuckle. All this data were sent to all naturali ing the Civil war ami they «lid il report a fine time and some quilting zation offices and draft board» of did. during the great war the United States, with a view to O rj : i ;«» n M wt . "This boy was sent to a camp on assuring that none of these men the southern (»order Hui associates might later obtain citizenship. Goat's vs. low's Milk. were mm older than he. with the Dr J Murphy ha* been handling interests of their older ag«*s. but the W. S. S. Sales. milk g<>als for a number of years tx»y buoyed by the courage of his patriotism, took th«* military train and out of his experience furnishes War stamp sal«-* for January ing ami tr>e«l lo l»e the man h«* had The Tribune readers some interest were $705. thrift stamps, $*.25. represented himself to lie Finally, ing date, in view of the wid«*spread School children buying or selling his boyish yearning for the warm introduction of this UM*ful animal $50 worth of W S S are admitted mother love al home overcome his in the stat«» this information is to th«* Rainbow regiment and are manly palrioliarn and he ran away timely : "Goat's milk contains from 6 to given a budge of honor. Scio will from camp lo see that mother, soon have one member for 1919. "He was gone five days ami then 12 per «'»'lit butter fat and is free ♦ - ♦ returneil to the camp. H«* was nut tubercular germs while cow's milk The Albany Democrat under the arrest«*! or brought back, but cam«» is not and contains only 2| to 7 |>er new management is materially im of his own accord. He bad broken cent butter fat proved in point of local new*. "Cow’s milk c«»ets about 10 cents' military law and deserved punish ment. The court-martial sentenced a quart to produce at present high! him to three years’ imprisonment. cost of feed, while goat’s milk coats' The When he comes out of prison he will not to exc«**i 2 cents a quart L mm I value of a quart of goat's milk be only 1H years old.” «*|ual» 1J pounds l«ref or I dozen Health Officer. It brings from 25 to 50 cents eggs a quart in cities and is pronounced The Scio l»«ar«l of health has r«*- by leading physician* a sure cure ceived from Dr A. C. Seely, state for malnutrition and also for con- ' health officer, th«* following sumption in its early «tage» "A recent copy of lhe Tribune There are various kinds of account "It costa but little more to keep a ; books living sold or given to farm- reached this office which contains goat that gives 2 to 4 quarts of milk | era. Some of these arc quite corn- the resignation of Dr. I’rill as your a day. th in to k«**p a chicken. While We ate very goats bring a high price, owing to ■ phcaied and probably will not be city health officer. kept t»-cauM* it takes considerable sorry to learn of this resignation. the demand and scarcity of good time and study to learn just how to He has t»een a most efficient health milk bre«*ls, prie«*« ranging from officer ami we regret very much $40 to $150 at milking age. they keep th«* record R. V Gunn. «( tb«* farm manage that you did not support him in his are a good investment, as a doe We are trusting that will give from $50 lo $100 worth of ment department of (). A. (’ has endeavors. pret»ar«*l a simple account t»ouk you will not accept his resignation milk a year and the kids bring from which is probably a* convenient and and that you will beg him to stay $20 up. according to breed.” easily kept as any that can be had.' on and will give him your support. These may I* sreured at cost, either G«x»d health iffirar« are few and far Ill With Appendicitis fiom Mr Gunn or the county agent between and <•« «iialike very much Asa F. Hirons, of near Shelburn, Some of the banks are furnishing losing those that have proven effi was brought to the Scio General to their customers various kinds of cient.” 1.^1—. • • «» SI ' Hospital the first of the week »er- accuunt books, most of which are Ex Sheriff b. ii. Bodine was op luusly ill with appendicitis. He was simple and easily kept. erated upon the first of the week at operated up«»n Monday by Doctor» a Fortland hospital for an enlarge Frill, and Davis and Fortmiller of By request several Scio people ment of the throat, something of Albany. We are glad wrote Representative Thoms their the nature of a goitre The operation was succeeuful and opinion relative lo the pending $ 10,- to state he withstood the surgeon’s the patient recovered nicely from 00<l,(»00 road bonding bill and as to' knife nicely and expects to be able the an«zethetic. While the case is the raising of the salaries of county to return to hie home in Albany serious let us hope he regains his officials this week witMn • few days. health speedily Now is th>- time tn begin your farm ac«^>unt liouk for 1’319, says S. V. Smith, county agent. Most far mers are twginnmg to realize the importance of this part of the farm work, especially since they must ! make a statement of th« year's bus- I inc*» tn the income tax agent. $1.60 THE YEAR The recommended sensible treatment for CATARRH TN ? Atomizer A maximum two lx»ttle ato mizer to thoroughly cleanse and rmslicai«* all nasal and throat passage». Ti t Local Trealmcat First spray the |«a»av«-i with A & A solution to thorough ly cleans«* them and then fol low with Rcxall Catarrh Spray. a healing, soothing antiseptic spray. The Sy»tcBsli< Treatment Employ Rexall Muratone ac cording to directions. It not only tends to relieve ca tarrhal conditions but str«m- gthens resistance against such disorders and relapsr» therrfr»»rn. C. A. EVERETT ‘Druggist and Stat ¡oner SCIO, OREGON. 77// Mt .vail More
