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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1919)
THE sao TRIBUNE ISSI Kl» KVKMY THI’R-nO RY W. A. Ewing. A t Ramisi' Prewaient Vice I’r«-» E I b My■ ra, < r »hi-r T. i. M’GtiKft. rnmm am * rttop Entered at th«< wmtotbee al Sdo. Oreg <n a« second eines mattrr. SUBRCKIHTllN. IN ABVANCR -tart a bank account to lay ami provili* for y«<ur future. 1 ou will limi a checking uc count v* y convenient fur your buMtwsa transact nine We pay 4% hítete»! on tim<* d< peut». 1 1 50 1.75 . .75 .. —-— AT KNII <»r YEAR ix Mtmis GOV. LYNCH URGES WEST Aiwehlm FarBitareShêBü Visit TO LAST BIG LOAN DRIVE Kiigowiij’s Fmiiitiirc Sion* To the Citi •••n» of the Twelfth Fyderal K<*iv D tri- t: Th* Fifth ”Victory” Liberty I zmiii 1« hi > -lit l.< t im thank Go<l that it m not ju«l th Fifth lawiii Victory »■ tn* the ••mi of th«- i.»r, th* etnl of loan*. the dawn of p- a< •• DR. R AllVKKTtRINll RATU« |j«cal advertising per line Aral in (•radualc and I M enaa'd sertion .............................................. .1» ITI KIN \ H I A N uf. Each *ub»«^|Uent insertion |wr line Display adv*rt>»ing First insertion Catti»« T«slt«| for TulwrculoKih p*r inch ...... ............................. .25 Each »uluMN|uent maertkin ........ . .. .15 '»ffirv phon* Main ‘<i'<. Rrel'irnce phmw '.aiu 21 Advertí«* monis should rvseh this ort»« * n«»t Isler thsn Tuesdsy to insure publi LEBANON. OREGON cation in the current i»»ue. All foreign advertisement* must be |i»id for in whence of publics!ion. Baili oad I ime Arrival and D« i>.irtiin- of Trama \V<HMlliurn-Siirinpfi«-l<| I (ranch W EST Si It i North South / pledge allegiance Io mV flag ana the Repuhln for u'hkh it ilandt. one Ration, indhnihle, tnlh 7:55 a ni 5:09 |> ni Corvallis A Ehatcrn liberty ana Ml'N REILS r<> ' futlice for all h 1J Alluutv i To > ItetroR THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1919 Motor M-rvic»- diM'iintinu«*<l i Attorney *» Law Ulix« m 5( w « m * m Weil'» Crippled Heroes Be ng Fitted to Make Their Own Way. Heconstructlon no, that-» too pro U'allni Bih « il, Drop sale. Hegencratlon 1» ihe only word • that can describe the rematkable work Pilone G-5|.’» of rebuilding ths wound««! In the mill STAGI .MI.ETS All IMAIXb tary bospltala One feels, after a tour of one of these hospital«, that ha has Ix-nvcs Scio PiMtodice I«•<■ n permttlsd a visit to a dlvlnr al 7:10 a m and Mai n m (or West 8ck work«hop where men are fashioned in • nd 12 l • p n> for Munk rs part», put together, and taught to tunc tion God made Adam at du»t. but thru* modern «clenttAc »urgenti» make their nun of wood and Iron, gold and That I» the silver, bone and clay Real I.state limlfi-r physical and ¡Votary I Jubltc Of the mental and »plritual tha< which 1» intangible- well, only thl* th«-><’ «urgr«>na blow Into their man of ^IKilruih ( fblatncd. ^rammed wood and Iron, gold and »liver, bone and clay, a spirit And having blown Into tbetr product thl» »plrlt. they f««<d KIO OREGON the »plrlt. Then month» later from this hospital walk» a man who wa» a machinist before hla leg« were hlown od at Chateau Thierry Now he 1» a draughtsman on hi» way to a )<>b. mn Adent. happy. Independent He Is walk I AKERS Ing on l«gs of Iron and wood Yon would have to «ee him take them <R • all* Attended to Promptly before you would hellers It He walks I Dav or Night •o well Yet hi» leg» are no newer thad hl» spirit or hi» ability as a draughts SCIO OREGON map Nor Is his spirit or ability lea» Atm than tb'-ae new legs of wood and Iron Th» Co»t. Riley Shelton Morrison & Lowe UNDER There ar«» IS«” war wounded and »lek In Ixtterm.sn General Hoapltal In the Prealdto at Fan Franclaco M<mt of lbe«e men from the Argonne. Ilelleau Wood Ht Mlhlel Chateau Thierry, are being remade tmdlly and aplritually Of the two phene» of their regeneration th» spiritual I» perhape the mor* dlf Heult For when a man la mangled of hl* leg» or hl» arm», or ht» eye» he I» apt to loan more than tho«e phyalcal a» anta He lo»e» hl» »conomle value and with It hl» confidence and hl» »elf re wpect For proof of that w* have the Icele»», the armlea». the blind begging on our »'reet/c°rn,r*- They have !<>•• th»lr »nlrlt Of enure», thl» divine workshop of the military ■urgenti» I» an eipenslve It takwa thousand» of rerem-rntor dollar» each month to carry nn the work In I jitterman tloapital alone, and tjitterman I» only one of many »uch hrm'iltala. all of them run by the go» e rament Ro neat April when the Victory Lib erty l.o»n come» aknocklng at your door, remember that a big part of the money yon lend I» to be u»*d to keep running the machinery of theae divine wnrk»ho|i» where m*n who were man gted for lo»w of America aro being r* made 11. C ROI .OI T .tlCltOMEH W a TEKUM i O k »:«. on rim» m « m , r . r n a», i Sale date» arrangili for at The Scio Tribun«* Office. Scio. Ore. I 0 ’. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW AH-2 New First Xsuonai Bank Bldg. ALBANA < >RE< ¡( i.N RURAL CREOli LOANS Our twenty year rural cr<<Ht plan of loaning money to farmer», hcipa you to get out of dwht. Under our form of loan the total amount ot inter« »1 paid during it* entire period of twenty years 1« actually le»» thanAf per cent Intervet Write u» for honk 1st. < >W I N BE A M. .Agent LU Lyon St Clgarvttvn Under Ban In Utah. Halt Ijjk* City The houae of the Utah |egl»latur* r>a«»ed the anti-cigar atte bill, which had already pa»»ed the »enate. and the measure now g<>e» to the governor Albany, Oreguh Advertí»* in The Few Tribune and get resulta. i | • «i rit.v It mmna that the i ‘ t |>riv- of g>iverntu< nt bomla «ill •••on a'ahilir* at par or better. It alm» mean» that commercial, agri- ullural, mul industrial affair» will » ahilize. ami that the Hun umpired • lanmr w ill ecaae. We were advim-d that the war would last through 11’19, prolmbly through Itf.’O, an we were prepared for that. to have done leaa would haw li. "ii son i<|e. We prepared to ■ ru-h the Hull «m Ina own ground, and he prudently quit It eost ua Mime money hut II saved the livee of half a million of our nun Waa mm -y ever In-iter «pent t Now w<< hat«' bill» to pay. prom i*<-» to make gore I. our men to bring home Tin» will takr from five to six billion dollar» Let ua get read> ami riiio- it. A big tank, but the I. st. and therefore eaay Ail to y. thi-r, »boulder to ahoulder, ami lh<’ loan grew over ' Th* ’‘Ninety firat” la the Pacific Coast Division; rememlier their urlneieim-nt, ami l.u..or ourselv«-» by living up to it * J amkh K L ynch , Governor. F*d ri! II- >■ rve Hank of Han Traun » Chairman, Lib • 'V loan <• U«ral Executive I '.nd. Twelfth Federal Rcwrrve I»1striet A I.HA NY i JAMII K LYNCH Oovsrnor. li’h Fed»i»l H»i»r»s O-itHct THE FIRST THOUSAND When a man eta s tb««t»<vnd dot lan •*»*<! up lh< ra ar* always oppor biniti*« tor a «<“•<! In •• »tm<-nt It I« hard lo placo much less than (hai Thal la why weellhy men who ar* »elf made advlaw »»una men to twain early and «ave ih* Ar«t Ihuiaand t’ntll w* wml to war. lu ord*r to <<•1 a th , o -i i ' • - i had to go Io to* bank and it a Httl* We buy and »ell new and »ccond hand furniture THIS IS THE WAY TO HAVE There la probably anme article or ar ticle» in poMee«H*ii of every family that I I» of no u»e tu lb- owner which may be tunxil into caul It ia m > much money ' found You ran pul it into tmnda or 1 slatntrs and tw-lp win the war. Wl UANl all kind» of tunk, all Mt da of n I la rubber and the ninny other thing» going to waste. Grain and Potato Sack» for »ale , THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 4UI-R E. Rogoway. Prop. Home phone srwr Second a Baker away eneh in >”’h or each week or -P.. tuck part ot hit »alary away tn an old «o< k It «•• troubleaomo to got DR. A. to the bauk »nd th» sock waa too handy Physician ani Sm Now. however, it *re la an eaay way ' to get that ftr»' thousand. The an Calla Attended »w*r 1« Wa; Having» Htampa In them i Day or Night t.i* goierninmt ot th* United Stat«» j l>»rkln< those »lamp» with a guaran i SCIO ORE. let of tour per cent inter »«t com 1« unded quarterly. o|>wn« Ce way ; On« «an b-gin with "two bit».“ G. PRILL