The Scio tribune., May 20, 1915, Image 4

Shifting Ground
WHEN WN
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the attempt to atarv«- her. another
day for the ml«* of war material to
her enemiea There 1» no more I mmis
for th«- latter than for the former
defens«-
Only last Ih-cemtw-r she
admitted the right of n«-ut rids to
aril war material to Iw-lligcrnnta.
She has al wav« exercised thin right
when other nations were at war
Oregonian
WANT
Local Market Report
Plumbing or Tinning
XU
FRED OHLEMIER
»Mil W» «b.
Ilia Experience to Worth Money
to You
Repairing
a
Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For Sale
Money can’t buy Glasses
A valuable farm 310 acre«, six
miles went of l-rliatwwi. I'.«» acres
in cultivation. Imlance oak grub
Dr. M. L Morris
l>asturr land
Fmr house and barn,
Which are nut backed by a
gotal small orchard, within one half
Guarantee of Absolut« Satis­
¡mile <>f railroad, on R. !’ I>. route
faction nr your Money Hack
The farm has good natural drainage
SU HIM OH THE
and i« regarded as one of the iwmt
2nd K 4th Monda» of beh Meath
farm« in that locality. All of the
AT THE SMITH KIA«DIM, HOUSE
cultivated land ha« l»-en seeded to
MIO OS IMI»
clover. For price an«l terms write
The Scio Tribune.
If you want any of the daily I or *-e
Scio. < ire.
paiM-r». The Tribune will «et them
for y«u at Bargain l>ay rate«, pro­
Suiwtrriia- for The Tribune. *1.26
viding you |>ay for The Tribune one
the year.
year in advance
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Zomnort No. 01091
Son of Zombro 2:11
The death of E. M Post was rv-
|iorted last week. Mr. Post ha« I
lw-en sick for some lime during th«-
winter and finally concluded to go
to Port lami ami get an operation
performed which h«- did, r«-»ulting
in his death
W<- ar«- inform««! that
cancer of the bowltw was the fatal
dim-am-
Wheal |ier bu»h«-l
Oats
Bran |»-r ton
W heal chop |*-r ton
Oat cho|i
Bailey ('hop
Flour per suck
Egg« |»-r il.iM-n
Butter per roll
< ’hicki-ii». h«-ns |*-r lb
spring
•• masters
a —
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Turkey«
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A I hmks
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•• ••
The Sweet Home High school
Commencement exercises were well
attcml««! last Monday evening Thr«*-
graduates received their degree, vil.
Mtoa O(iai Rusnell. Roy 6ml and
thick»
“ “
Everett Mrt'lun.
Baof
The work of gra«ling the str«-vt \ «-al
near the creek ha» ntoppe«i for a few Hogs, live per hundred lb
days. Sweet Home lietng a wet Hogs, «irewmsi
tnwn comwsjuently too much mud
Mutton
•
-* *
Frank Iberce, Rohl White, ex
•hcriff. Coleman Warner ami «noth
er gentleman were in Sweet Home
this week. looking for Mr
Pierce’s
*>n. who ha«l left home unceremoni­
ously and started acrims tlx- moun­
tains. The boy was locatcti above
Hy NAiHE OLCOTT
< ascadia.
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1 i
32.00
.to oo
32 00
36 00
1 70
16
36
lo
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07
.12
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H to 11
64
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6 75
3.36
6.00
1 lie Job Uncle
Ben Did
We understand then- is to be a
I loir. a»kv«l « llttls «tuts child o<
change of ota-rators at th«- telrphonc
■ e-pluagetuirlau negro 1» Alabama.
«•rtice in Sweet Home aoun.
»••tv you in liw war i-e«w«ro -.be
Gus Kraeger has in<>v«-d from Al­ •tales K
’Ya» t»-rwy. I war In «1« wah l»raai
bany to the farm of J J Minniece.
• way« I war dar."
above Foster
“I’M you kill anyt»-dy. unite F
"No. I dldn t kill nobody but I aarsd
MNueimdy • Ute."
■ ||ow w»» that}
Zomnort is a bev stallion, strip tn hi« face, weigh 10.50 imunds
Sired by th«- great Zombro. 2:11. one of the greatest sir«-« of
track hurl* i in th«- l’nite«l Stat«-«.
Zomnort was sired, ns above stated by Zombro who lias ION
colts in the list of 2:30 t<> 2:044. The dam of Zomnort was
Norter by Del Nori 2 Oh. second dam Minnie K 2:lhf ma«ie forty
years ago
Her sire was Billie (‘one, h«- by Hying Morgan, 3rd
dam by Flying Morgan
Zomnort has had but four colts which have been worked, via
Listeren«- 2:15, Doctor John R. two-year «»l«i 2:30, Rena, I year-
old 2:36 after 30 days training; Salem B«iy, two-vear-old 2:23 an«i
at 3-year-ol«| in 2:194- None of the»«- dams wen- standard br««l
mar«-»
Zomnort will mak«- the season at th«- Scio Fair Groumls
Terms
*25 with return privilege».
Com«- and «er Zomnort and you will la- pieamsi
PERRY MAUZEY, Owner
SCIO FAIR GROUNDS
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-
•Well hone,
Mr«. Hannah Dowler of Orland.
<‘al , died at that plac«- a few day*
ago. Mrs. Dowler was a resident
of Holly for twenty-five years ami
until lhr«*e year» ago when sh>- and
two wins ami familie» move«i to
California, thinking a change of
climate woul«i be lieneticial to their
health. «Mrs. llowler owns pr«>t»-rty
here. She has one M>n living at
j Kennewick. Wash
Th«- ram we hav«- l»-en having
-luring the i«a»t few days has Iws-n
, l>enetlcial to late sown grain as the
: dry apell previous ha«l made it look
sickly Now a g«««i crop is ensured
Murray Barrelt
SCIO. OREGON
For Sale A Ford automobile, in
good condition, new tires, etc
All
you have to do is get in ami drive
away
My reason for selling is
failing eymright
J A Bilyeu.
Be Sure
And read The Country Gentleman.
You can get it front Everett Burden
For Sale A “Sure Hatch" in-
cul-ator, alwi a "Trusty“ incubator.
I Both machines are of 150-egg
capacity ami in tirst-class condition.
I have, also. brooder» to
with
the machines. Price for incubator,
brooder, lamp«, etc.. 110
See
Wm Brenner for particular».
go
. rwM
H. B. CHESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
0W» • w Hew« M
I a«M« Or.
Mvtwr TM k
WwlfM* I«-«- N««M«.1»S
N. M. Newport
Attorney at I jiw
tern arroaNKvi
urn A NON
UMOM)
William G. Amos
DENTIST
Main St near Grant
pimw
Lebanon
•
Oregon
trll mv about It.“
w hen <1* wah bmka «Mil
all de iilgic--«» ■■«■ lie ols plantatloe"-
"ll by do you any th« old plants
tlonY “
i-w de plantation« n»w ain't what
«lay was dm
Now day all cut up
w«m.- nt stn owned by da nigger*
lien day wah hl.- and lots o' ntggera on
am
Aa I wah a sayin', honey, most
all de tilggrr. wo kin on de ole plant»
tlon dug <’<>l • --P< me. My mar*', yo
sn-at gratMli-op wah mighty kind to
mr and I wasn't a held hand
I dM
)«>(«. about -I«- house
I wah a carpet»
mr «ml could make anything dat wab
nraslcd oti de premise*
Vo gtc.-ll gr»nd|Mip went off to de
wah nnd yo' grand|»>p went off to de
wnh
l-e Yankee» i»m down hyer an-1
took |efM- -.<»■■
I *e ole plantation
dkln t look like It did n«> mn attar de
Vank« « «iin
f«ry n.ed np de fen> M to'
nn*w»>«1 an«l run off all de atnek
"Yo' gr»nd|wg> wab gwtne to marrr
yo* grandma
twxit dat time
Ta'
gratMl|«>p wt»en be went tn da wah
let Ml.«» t.u«-y wbat be war gwtne tn
marry with hl. rntsMer <>ne <tay when
de Yarik, war hyer ro- grand pop
Marw Rdward cum through de tinea
tn' tn rlalt Mlswv l ory
He «aah dreea
«•«! In romm-m r<»lka' clothes «wse be
had no h«i«tnMW t-etn' an aastfer tn do
anutb'n army
lo he tn amnng de
Yanka
While he wah vtattfn' hia ma
and hl. .wextheari one o' de ote plan
tatt-'h handa • uni In and said dat .«ma
body r<>le de Vsnka dat be war dab
Iter wah <>mln' some time In de night
to take him
"Marse IT-lward wah •-wtrhod like a
‘pnsaum In de trap
He dawaen't light
out ft»' dr Yanka had rnm dat day and
ramped all shunt and he daaeen't stay
where he wah
To' grandma aent to'
me a txt ahe aara «ava «he
" fien Mar»«- Edward «-onte hyer lo
w nie
Ef dr Yanka <<»trh him byer
•lei hang him fn a spy
Can't ro'
make
ep n what he kin hide In «tat
de» won t aMaper'V
I .. r ■« bed my head and done • lot
o' thtnkln
fien I said *1 don't know
ml«-> wo« I kin do uniewa I make a
double bottoni to de w.>od box. whs be
kin crawl in'
•-fie herrr «'Ing' «aid mlway. and I
Went to On k right off
f»e wnnd hot
wah In de klti-tien arsi wab a great Mg
un
I «-nt ttp —>me twia da and pnt In a
bottoni blah nonah tn a man to lay
«town under IraMn plenty n' rr»rka
hi breathin' I hadn't rno'n got tt done
when Ml»« t tv-y «een de Yanka «nr
rrmndln de hotiw
Marne Edward got
In under de wood and der» wab a loud
rap al de do’
Mía»y tor me to gn to
de «I«' and I w«mt
“ Who daht I axed
« •««iH-n «te <io' rlght off. aald a man
I «n-riietl «le do and wttbout aakln
lesee doy a«-atter«-d all ober de hooae
kiokln ro' yo' grandpa Mame Edward
I>e) aarebed fn>m de gnrrwt to de cal
ler looXIn Ihto de - loarte and «indar
de twats and la «le «mbfwrd tn de dtnln
room
W ben dry ms to da kitchen I
wah dar. and I had de lef hand «mrner
o*i ny right eye lookin' right at 'em
De mat ob my eyea was on dr wood
b« i
l>lnah wah «-wohin* dr attpper on
de atóte
Merla' an owatfer look la' at
de wood hot. I went to da Move, polled
•■pen de do' and aaya to lUnab
" Wba to yon let dta tee ge ogtY
Airi I g--ea t > dr w-»«l la«« and thro*a
up dr ltd and I tak out u ariutui o'
arerai «n-l puta It tn <lc »tute
I r dat tw-lfrr bad at«,» Idre dal any
faatt war hl tin In «1st wurat bol I put
It out ob hl. head right off
lb* oaolfev
krp Halit on a huntin' gwloe down
r»kr
Ahrr huntin' all otwr de house
he cm»«-« up to me »nd hr say
"'Yo' nlggiws know yo' own Tolk«.
4« t foY
“ 'Reckon. I «ay», with a wink tn ib­
lei' baud coriwr ob my right eye
“ r>ao tell me whar dr spy I» bhltn '
“I pul tay luour down ciuw to tw-
foot, and I aaya aoCty
"'lawik In «le .iu--kebo«»w
"Willi dal li. <lmwini off tie turn
Troni dr hou««- a nd I rvcfcuti be *< ut
out to <1e ainoki-hoiiae to' I dkln't h.-ati
nothin tuo Trum bim
”W heo de Yank, had gone away we
una had a c«in ul'athm bow Mar».- Fd
want gwtne to git «Mil o de imp
lb«
way he «tone It war t«» rub he tare with
boot, and Mini I.Ucy .he kinked he
hair with her curlin' ton»-», »tut he put
<wi darky cloth*-» and tie list walked
through dr Yank«<ea a» nt hr war a«
much a Y'anktw a. »nr ob 'em
Nek*
da» hr rrat.. Int • d<- lank.-r lltu-a und«-«
a white das with aonir eolith n prtMin
era.
Who d'y' a'poar wat dr Tuat Vnnkn-
hr nie« Y
"I d<m t know un-ie tell toe"
-|«e .wMlfrr wot wat» huntin' to' him
de da» befo'
Mirar Edward had aaw
him through a crack an.l kuowrd him
right off
Marae Filward larfed anti
tnle him bout It all but «ild he waan't
a apy; he only cum lo •««.■ hta ma and
Mise» I i -
"No hone» I didn't kill nobody dur
In' de wah bill I dl<1 a might' g.-od Job
aahln yo gr»ndp«ip'a life
Ef I did» I
d<- tai 1 > Wou'-'tll ' te . I, ■>>>.! tl .how
Walking For Jay.
I walk out tutu a balun» aueb aa the
old propbeta ami |»w-t» Vlauu. No*e*.
Homer. Chau, er walked lu You may
name It America. Imi it l«n'l Autorice.
Neither Ano-rl. ua Y oapuclua nor c«>
lutnbua tftir the mat were Ihr disco« er
era of It
There i» a irurr account nt
it tn mytb-iogy than any history of
Auu-rl. a •<» . »l’i d. that I hair »«-on
At present In thl» »b Iniry the t»-»t
part «if the land I» not private proper
ty
The landa- »|w- I» ti"t owned, and
lhe walkei enjoya ■ ..miwirathe free
d'-ni
H-lt p >»*iWy the «1st will CtdBe
when II will lie partUI.-ii«»l --ff Into ao
calimi pleasure ground» In which a
few will lane a narrow and el-'lualve
pleaaure only
To enj«iy a thing ri
rlnalvely I» cotum-mlv to ex< Imh- your
•elf from the true enjoyment "f It
I.M ua improve our op|Mirlindile • then
before the evil day» < <-me Thorrnu
Webstar and Turke»«
Senator Imnlel Wetv-li-r ai hl« farm«
In New flamp hire nml at MaraliOeld.
Maae aeetti« to hn»e tu-.-n --m- of the
earliest a«l»-»at«M of Improving the
turkey
lit- d>.l a grval deni In that
way hlmaelf ami sent many One gob­
bler» am! ben» from M«r»t»n«-M to
friend« at home and In Eur«ipe who
were ene» i I In improving htrvda of
poultry
V do«nf«iwn b'-tel In this
city ms«1e for »ears n -|iA. lai f«-«tiire
of serving prim«- turkey» fr«mi Web
ater'e Marahth-id term
The gtslllkr
Daniel’ n ««I I« «la, al that hotel,
and at tino - «»lien In .-••■»I humor lie
would take th«- hea«l of a table ami
carve «me “t bl- own ral»ed turkeys, a
aaddle of mutt u <i.-m hl» New llamp-
shlre pia e or a haunch of a deer »hot
by blniaclf In l*lyto«»utb »<»»!• New
York Nun
Private Cara ol Bahia.
In the town of Habí. mi the east
coaat of Hr»*ll. Hw prl'nle « ar -luce
flou ha» tas-n «ctt!««l lo lb«- -mlisfnt
tlon of every while re-id.-ut l.y pm
vMIng a prtiatr -tn-.-t «mr for each >«f
tlM-m
The cara «r«- pu-lu-«l b» a tin
tire black and are «mall
They «te
titled with a wM«- aeet which will Itolil
two pcrwin.
The track« «rf Itila prl
rate mad leed through the main almete
of the town with switches tn the stoma
and clubs
Ea« h owner of » car liaa
a switch lo hla yard and boards hl«
rar In the same manner as an anftwn»
Ml let
The med to ftnanrnd by each
rar owner who para a ceri»In «tim
each year for upkeep
The road la
need for no other piirp.—.- than to rar
ry the owner* on the r outing or rail-
tng «»tpedltlon» Wall Ntn-et Journal
The Refrlgarator Lid.
Refrigerator and Irehox Ild. hare a
tray of hanging down «t|»»n the bead
of the person who la weklng «l-tuala
or Ire In the top compartment
This
mar anally He pre»et>ted ht w >ening
to the wall a curved pice of .prtnry
braae prole ting In avh a way that
It will catch the refrtgcrst«>r Ild when
«bla la pushed up. but will not hold It
w» tightly that the IM cannot be ctoawd
again without effort
It Olaneed Off.
Mrs Wl<klelgh kwMlc«1 over the mom
which the maid had prtmmimed tin­
ts bed
"Mary Ann." she aaM "If you wilt
take a aweeptng glance a mu nd thia
room I think you will And that you
have given It a very glan- Ing «wewp "
-Lodtee H l « m Journal