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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1915)
Zomnort No. 01091 Zomnort waa aired, a» almw atat««d by Zombro who ha» |tM colt« in the li«t of 2:30 to 2:O4|. The dam of Zomnort wm Norter by IM Nori 2 UN; «eei-nd dam Minnie K 2:lli| made forty Morgan, 3rd dam by Hying Morgan proving «lowly from her sick *|»vll. Zomnort haa had but four colt» which hnv«1 been worked, vix LiMleren«1 2:15. Itoctor John R. two-year-old 2 30. I Rena. year standard bre«i None of theae dama were mare* Zomnort will make the M»aaon at Term«: the Scio Fair Ground«. $25 with return privilege* Come ami are Zomnort and you will lie pleam-d PERRY MAUZEY. Owner ?no oi 4th Monday ol Each Month Pr.ilK.tt. a Hub .1 lb* Frwa al • AT THE SMITH BOARDING HOUSE uio Oktuia WlltN Vol WANT Plumbing or Tinning HKK .4 ih. H...ta Hi* Experience rn Worth Money to You Repairing a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed H. B. CHESS Wwkb .12 07 .12 .07 H to II th«- finish At &i W I’lWt Ä.75 An Old LarTrwa itaiy cati ho«. I of a larvb trae ttu» aga of which |a «wl'tMtMi ta tw XÍW1O fMf*. It la aitilate<l no the northern tlank uf Moni Chetili in thr direction of thè hut» of 1*1*0 Vani, attuta tMar majrctir. a few *u-|>. fruiti thr fm.tpath th»l oklrta thè Ululi» of thr loeaduw land l>ue atlowainv hring madv tur thè i-ltrehM- eluwtw*** wlth wtilcb tha larch grow* fu» U h » «itiiude abote «e* lerel (I «.-*> nielrno «t «hi-h It la roiM «<1 and f»r it* northi-rl) vtposurv lu thr twar aetgbburtMmd ut UH- glaclvt. ubere thè cyrle >>f Ila drrelopiiivat la barali Ara moni ha evrry nar mi« «raerahir larvb unlom bell allfce by wmalnian a ai ami thumli-rlioll. catino* ba >aaw than l<klO raara old HcvO- maa N.OO 6.00 for aimut played two hour« of th«1 Check Forger Taken Near Shelburn at»>ut Mra, J M W and Black, a tlaughter of Harn*, ia here Bnkt-r. Oregon, viaiting her from mother Sa Mock N«w« al Sa law a Pm« th«1 First National bank, Sanford Archibald, his son and Ed Tvler. the driver, daah«*«i to North Santiam. a distance of al»iut IS mile«, over bad and family Na Olka« Na..«.«*« '• *ka *e«M Go«« roads, in an For Rent The y» ar 1*.»14 ha» t«ien th«1 moat Small place for rent, one-half mile the history of oouth of Scio G i » h I houwand barn, modern times It ha» witneiowd the plow«, harrow», cultivator*. I»>th outbreak of th«1 great Euntpean war, well anil *prmg water, all kind* of a struggle mi titanic that it make« fruit. |ieache«, pear*, apulea. cher all others look «mall. rie*. grafiTH. I>>gan tierrie*. 5<M> You live in momentous time» and goo«e lierrie« will he heavy crop you should not mim any of the tre goooe l»crry cleaner, mtme wm»l and mendous events that are occurring. hay g'*‘* with the place No other newspaper will inform you Inquire of R. Shelton. Scio, Ore with th»1 prnmptnm and chea|»nc«» of the Thrice a Week Edition of th«1 The theory of cooperative buying New- York World .Moreover, a and selling ia worthy of our most year's sulmcription will take you far U< all want serious consideration j into our next pri*»idvntiai campaign to buy m cheaply as p<»amble ami Th«1 Thrice a Wi-ek World’s regu aell <>ur product« at the beat obtain lar suliNcription price is only $| per able price By thorough organiza J y ear and this |ia>« for 156 |>apers. tion anil cooperation, this result can We offer this um*i|iiall«-d n^-wsjiaia-r lie aceompliahed and Tlte Scio Tribun«1 together for $1.IM> The rt*gular price is $2.25 if you want the Oregonian, the Journal or the Telegram, we will extraordinary .12 at • • >• a two o’clock and Mr*. J SU HIM ON THE 1& .20 While he wm living I rail«« I up A plenty of railroad track« and down road« by fun z\ giMMlly numlier of people two men, Mrwni Gibbons arid Ru*- from Hoilev ami < 'rawfordsville came aell. both of Shelburn. Sheriff Bo dine, O. A. Archibald, cashier of over to we th«- game of The New York World Which are not backed by a Guarantee of Absolute Satin- faction or your Money Hack. made good time wa» had FKi IM Dr. M. L. Morris Slaven* ninth inning the won- stood The Thrice a-Week Edition Money can’t buy Glasses • • Turkey« I 70 30 to 5 in favor of Sweet Home SCIO. OREGON SCIO IAIR GROUNDS 37.00 trip to Ge«1««1 * Foater thence to la-hamn and other Duck« *1 Beef point«, taking Dr Pardy Vital I.Mt Sunday the Crawfordsville Hog», live par hundrt«! lb base Itali team came to Sweet Home • a Hog*, dreaacii to play that team a game of ball • • Mutton The player« «tarted th«» gam«» about II. R old 2:3ti after 3U day« training. Salem Boy. two-year-old 2:23 and at 3-year-old in 2.IU4 35.00 M. Davidwin made ■ trip to Flour per «ack Alliany in hi« ear laat Sunday. Ink- I mg Dr. Pardy of the llizx Remedy Fafg* per doxen Butler par i»>und Co. They returrwal in the evening, Chicken«, hena per Ih the Dr. going 1» Footer. spring • • A •« • • Mr«. M Piper is reported »» im riMMitera A track hornea in the United Staten Flying 35 00 40.00 Oat chop Barley t'hop where they will play thia week hi« («•■e. Her «ire waa Billie t one, tee by $ 1.14 .50 The Hitx Remedy Co. finished a Wheat per buahel auccewaful week of work at Sweet Oats Home laat Saturday evening and on Bran par ton Sunday morning move«! to Fowler W h«‘al chop per ton weigh 10&0 |a>und« Sired by the great Zombro. 2:11. <>ne of the grvattwt «ire» of I year» ago xzrr X Son of Zombro 2:11 Zomnort i« a lie« «tallion. atrip in It w.a ataMit .to» -k .«i>1 ttu fad mg liglit in me art gmlrry of the 1‘ub i)c library «•»■ hrglnnlng lu ladbar itw palutai «ornan ubo fa. ed Iti«- -oitiaa* «amina with lump, ja« let te imimied >>t» on.- rhomb and paint laruah held h«-al tn Hugh In thr other hand while .ba •vnitUlInnd again the Intricai«1 blend ing of autwrt vofora and ha-kvd away a few atrpa farther to «quint at the per»|a-cf|»e of tile old whaler ah«1 waa ropving an It Inn bed In painted wavaw (totali* of nUor blamdlng of tight *ml abada, of form after the fashion of a painter”* arnalttve appreciation tin d>><tt>t*»1ly fllled her mind Thru came ibuniiang along the ■ 4- lahr.1 Boor two other women 1'tioy •tood for a moment In «Henea tn front ttf the aunaet pl- tore t»nr uf them tnlacd a thkk. herlnged ha ih I and rule bed the <-«a««a with ■ alow feeling rub 'Ain't Il grwiHt. Nellie F Ute Mid. "An all hand paltitnl too“ New York Local Market Report in in auto 71 minutes Wagn.i ta th* Musician* Pearl, W«gnr«* little ailinotiltliui lu tlivtnu alia« (' L Wiiaon. on a charge of ■Irian* waa nnmt i h ir*< trrt»tlr and forgery He was brought to Albanv worthy tu ba not««! by uiaay an orvbea NJentletneu. h» **i<L and was arraigned liefore Justice tra nf tbl» day “I twg of yon hot to taka my fortumi Swan Waiving examination, I'earl aio too aartoualy Where you ara IT was liound over to the grand jury make an fp of It amt fur piano play ptanlealnui Hinirmlri b»>w many of in latnds to the sum of $2,<Nxt r<»n there are down there aibiln-t tba According tn the complaint agsinat one poor alhgle human throat up ber» Pearl, he i-Mheti a check for $125 ■ tone on tbe atagv " Neumann « on the Bank of Brownsville March •ona I flarollœtton. yesterday and arrested 23 The check wm Rav aigne«l with J M mo S-ula “It ia arrange that there are no worn A I. Austin and Ray Pearl. Davis an on the i»-m’h of the t'nlted «tat»-» aupreme uurt ' ramark rd Mr» Gabt» ia a wealthy resident of Shedd Th«- i a* ahr Itmkrd tip from her pnper check was on the local Firat Nation "It la «trance.' «greed Mr Gabb al tiank and when it arrived, it wm Thu loon alwava haa tha laat word «‘InctnnMt Rmiulrer found to I* a forgvry. The lumk nffictals Immediately I A Qraa» O'ti The« Mt «he I« apieh'ltd In ?<nati*er mndjcteil an investigation, la-arn t beatrice Mi ing that Pearl had tivrn making hi«, 'Kha • « wnndet Mhe ran mane the home near Shelburn, they notifietl | tomo fuiinfni rragedr • «our-* of e«n Ufa several parties tn let them know If nln.- loioiwment C. Davis' name and wa* indona<«i by j h«1 «hould Hirn up again I oca ti1« I yesterday and Pearl wm { going fumiah it to you at lew* than under thr name of Wilson Thr "Imrgain day" ratea, providing you (tank wm immediately notified A friend who haa mm h aurcem In A valuable farm 310 acre*, six are a suliscrtber to The Tribune growing tul I ba atlgg«-a<a that. Inaamm h Alliany Herald «a the bullía tiare Ulntored curly tbl« 11*0 acre* ! mile« wi-al of la-luinon. wwaon they aboulil ta» «««-unti ami Lo»2l L «!><)' lo» ’ «•<•«» IWJ" in cultivation, balance <>ak grub M««i|«t« laaa* N«gatiat«i Ex-Govrrnor West won out In the1 planted aa aoun aa pm-alble Wltai .»u ."»rlh hi» i»< olili of m.i (taxture land F air houw ami liarn. in«-< t« hauui pii»1' itoimred »n '«»«•« Copperfield damage case, th«1 jury : gi»»l small orchar<J. within ortc-half mlf «Uiullr« justifying hi» action in declaring For Sale A "Sure Hatch” W eli un ile»> ili» wife rrpllett mile of railroad on R. F D. rmile The eubator; alati a ’Trimly ” mculiator. >t *«■ gàttinà awfolli dlacot» ■red •» martial law at Copperfield. Attorno at law The farm ha* gt»»i natural drainage 1 gare It ■ •'»•ai ot m le eoamei ami Oregonian, however, is not aaluiti«si. Both machine* are of |5<> t gg i and la regarded a* one of the be«t It la m>t qillt* dri tei*' «ITT ATToaNKTI It wanted the vx-Gowrnor cinched, capacity and in tirat ela»» condition. ATTORNEY AT LAW N. For Sale wm ort farm* in that locality. UUMJON LT HA NON William G. Amos DENTISI cultivated lam I clover. All of ha* liea-n «eedvd tha whether lie whs Prolmbly when Oswald For price anil terms write or *er right or wrong I have. alao. brooder» to go with West t« in the machine«. I’ricc for incubator, his grave, that paper will give him .brooder, lanifai. etc. $|o to The Scio Tribune. a farewell »hot, then subside 'Wm. Brenner for particular» Scio, Ore Be Sure And read The Country Gentleman. Oregon You can get it from Everett Burden A Sp«c>«ua Plan. Bros. Mill Company Mealey Manufacturer« of all kind« of Rough and Dressed Douglas Fir Lumber Well A Partis»«!« Quot'O. Seasoned Stork Constantly on Hand Personal Attention riven Guarantee V» rive 'Year bonot if w* . an show that arrtoua error» «rere made In th«1 clMMa Inc <>f the fort w « hi M «no grnnt o« ■> mw feM|V That de|iriid« Whwt •«■riooa error» were made’ There were twelve of thim Wt- thought we «ere «Mitin» men who would ar»|mt .mt ■ lient " (»itilavllle f'ettner Journal You May. Pay Less HUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK THAT IS SO («OOD AS WE IM> You May Pay More U> all Order«. HUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK you Satisfaction THAT’S ANY BETTER IF AS GOUl) These ■tatrment« refer to Job and Riwik Printing 1 Our facilities are Timber and Agricultural Lands and Mill Property for Sale material, and our price* arc right for Tim tier larnd* Cru wed and Mtimab-a made first class work. We do no other kind. T We alwaya satisfy our customers. complete. 1 We use only the h> *t of on Standing Timlwr. FOSTER OREGON THE SCIO TRIBUNE