The Scio tribune., June 17, 1915, Image 3

BAFFLEO
H. B. CHESS
N. M. Newport
I. K. Keith, who ha<l lawn ill
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Attorney at latw
for a little more
morning about
(xMwed awav Friday
»ITT ATTirOMgVI
for
two weeks,
than
9 o'eloek
LEBANON
UKKOON
Irvin Edward Keith was horn
in
!
Salem. Maas . Jan 8, 1848 and died
at his home in Sweet
WHEN IN TOWN STOP AT
Home, June
It. 1915. aged t»7 years,
J. S. STICHA’S
5 months
He a|ient hia early boy*
and N dava.
Bangor.
hood days in
living there thrv«* years,
Neu) Confectionery
thence to
ileloit. Iowa, at which place he was
married March
Jane (lohoon.
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Al
Maine.
the age of fifteen he went to Illinois
14.
tn
Miwt
S>xm after hia
mar*
I88S)
to
riage th«' couple nu>vr«l
Neb. and settled
Neligh.
on a homestead,
their
spending the greater nart of
livva there
in 1903 he.
together
with the remaining family at hoina.
to
moverl
Wc Are Headquarters for the Beat Grade of Goods
Carried in Our Line
Mash.,
Addy,
Summit. Ore., having moved recent­
and
Mr
ly to Sweet Home
<ìoanB>aD<ann>aa4nB><ipanB><io<anK>cj<aHB> <io<aM><io
rending
there until 1910 when they went to
Mr»
Keith are the parents -jf 14 children
'<11
braridea the wifi-
A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent
there are left
to
mourn hia deuarture, an aged m*>th
er, 12 children, a number of grand
A T
i
I
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!
Wade’s Billiard Hall
Ô
Confectionery, Soft Drinks
Cigars, I obacco, Etc.
A
YOU ARE jiLWA'fS WELCOME
'<it>«BB>oo«na>uo<nM«o<nan>ooaBB><io<ann>uo<Ma»<io<MB><io
children
some
anti
grand
great
children.
Although the weather
was very
many Sweet Home people attended
the Pioneer picnic at
Brownsville
W. V. Coulter took a truck loud
down in the morning
P, E Caaebeer aral A. M.
to
son made a trip
David*
I jr Han on
week. Mr (’aaebeer
bringing
last
l*ack
his new Ford.
the sick list thia week, eolda ix-ing
the principal trouble.
Mra. I. E. Bellinger ia visiting her
mother at Salem thin week.
Son of Zombro 2:11
J. A. Thompattn and
M>n
Henry,
went to Portland Inst Thursday
Zonmort is a bov stallion, atrip in
hia face,
weigh
1050 (Hiuntis
Sired by the great Zombro, 2:1!. one of the greatral frire* of
track horses in the United Statin
Mr. Stannard, the Fouler-U’banon
mail carrier, ha« rented the A.
Zomnort was aired, as above stated by Znfnbro who han ION
colts in the list of 1:80 to 2:04}. The dam of Zomnort wart
Norter by Del Nort 2.OK; second darn Minnie K 2:18f made forty
years ago.
tu
take in the Roae festival.
Her sire waa Billie Cone, h«* by
Flying
A.
. While hotel at Fueler.
R. C. Watkinda anti family vimtetl
the Itali gam*- at Lebanon Sunday.
Forgan, 3rd
The Wilkins brothers have leased
dam by Flying Morgan.
Zomnort haa hail but four colts which
have la-en
Liaterene 2:15, Doctor John R, two-yvar-old 2:30.
worked, vis
Rena,
-I
year-
old 2:30 after 30 daya training; Salem Boy, two-v«-ar-*>ld 2:23 and
at 3-year-old in 2:19}. None of them* dama were standard bred
man*a
thepixil hall of Mrs. E M. 1‘imt and
will take pixmeuaion MM>n.
Notice oi Annual School Meeting
Notice ia hereby given to the legal
Zomnort will make
Terms.
the aeaaon at
the Scio
Fair Grounds.
825 with return privileges.
voters of School District No. 95 of
Linn county, alate of Oregon,
Come and see Zomnort and you will tie pleased
that
the Annual School meeting of said
District will be held at High school
PERRY MAUZEY, Owner
SCIO FAIR GROUNDS
SCIO. OREGON
building, to liegin at the hour of 2
third
o’clock p m on th«-
Monday
of June, tx-ing the 21st day of June
1916.
Thia meeting ia called for the pur*
poet* of electing one director and
one clerk
and
the
transaction
of
GERMS
IN
THE
MOUTH.
A Frenah Paper That Punted All thè
(•evemmant Secreta.
Ua*n« Pa»«» as a Taoti»p*«A la a Dan-
garout Practica.
Some /rara ta-f.,ro ih«- *rmt freorb
Kevoiuttou a prtnted ite ««paper uavd
to ba dtetr1bule«l In l'erta dta*'l>xrtng thè
m**t a*- M denta and dotnge ot thè
aut borii Ira
Nobudy baew wbo tbe («lltor af tbe
(Xl|«*r waa ot wln-rv II waa prtn'ed. bui
m* n bighe*! tu mnk or otti.-» «<e» eoa
atantty strabi they iui»bt rmd in thè
ab.w-1 accutmta of con»amat tona bad
wttb tu<-tnl>rrai of tbetr houwholda tn
tb<- private nanna of tbetr ow» bousaa
thè day tafoiv Tbe poi Ice werv Ina-ee
anni In • uii*ioytug all tbetr fadlltlea tur
Ibi- dta* «>ti-rv of tbe wbereabouta of thè
plani.
After many c(Torta tbey dhl «ucrwrd
tu uiicartldug tlu» faci thai tbe paprv
• a« ìimim |wini«4 by nielli <>U t«mrd a
ahlp in thè Mela», bui It waa uot alwaya
tbe a«UM- «hip
Thi-. di«<»>very ■«> mede about #
o'rkx * in itw eteulng In a secret and
htgbly p-»iarde*! cvnfervAca beld al nuca
Ih» autboiitiea di« lde«l lo mld all »«e
seta In thè rlier durtng tbe hlgbt al tbe
asm«* tluw and In thta way to captimi
tb> t>iy«t>-rl>HM printer» Time waa
isrking to make thè ne* eweary arrange­
ment» tur carrylng tbe de* tai-si tato ef-
far» ttaat aaiue uiglit Actioo «•» tbag*
fore |Kwt|M>ne*i for a day
Tbe nrit uiorniug tbe laiper carneout
aa usuai lini il < ontaiued aa Ita laet
line«* thè futlowtag annoum eiiMrnt : "Aa
thè
re< arcvS-e reaxdved Issi night to
mM «*ur Ititi» prtntiug office tonixbt.
■ hi» |»iper *111 uot t>e publlabed touxx
mw “ New York l'uat
<>t>«' of the Uiust iluiisvr.itu* tittle
trti-ka that turn and women *1« to to
take a bit ot paper, tur» frvm an en-
! »elope or n»w«|»«twr. and try to run It
tMHwveu the treth tu rrmft*» «.»me little
parUrl» of f»«xl that the tOiunU' fm-la
If you want to he sure of trouble with
i yoar gut»» eoattaae thta practica, and
sooner or later niitw-r a*«>n**r than
later you will ■«« urn a apleixlkl ca»»
I of Info*-Hon of the gutna that will "«-nd
you to th» dentist In a hurry, and may
eanae more than one steeple«« night.
Th«* bit <g paper need In this way.
Introduced edite» tae tax wren the treth,
la worse than any toothpick. « other
Inalrnturnt. for man» renano» In tho
first place the «harp e*ig*> of th» paper
la n><»>t apt to make a cut In tbe gum.
and In ao doing It I» a I moat auro to
carry Into the »-InulMlon st irwat samo
of the man« genu» dinging to IL
(gain, the chemical« u«ed In I he mak­
ing of paper are f ir tmtn editilo, hut In
nddltiou to throe the newspaper may
have picked up a vartdy of gem«
from th**«- who h«»r handled It <*r
from the dual that haa Mown niton It
»bile rifM»e*l for sale.
Th,, (lap of the e«i»el,>(M» which I»
«o "handy” » Idi to use for tho t«***th.
may have ton* lied the lipa of som»
one with tonillltla or aven with tuber-
rabuda Now York American.
WHERE BLUE BLOOD RULES.
Tito differetn» bolwocu a Intm» and
a cauip ta a bMaeoui
llnUI ffoworn
wur» plauteil «loul the ale«!» of mon.
until likMUii» nero culti» utaxi. thvro
woo no permuueiil houM-w. no 0i*«i
placea of abode. Teats were atra* k
and a u*w i<»-«il»»n sought
Attach-
menta were not (ortiMul fur lo. alili*«.
We WX» a wandering, atiiftloea. com-
forth-«« lot until a woman trudged ta
from the thb ket and plantiul a vine or
ahrub or t!ow«v ata>ut tho trnL and
called It bomr
It »«« « WOUMIU. of e*xin<r Mall. In
hl« >*i«irM*nr***<. never thought of atk'k
Ing « ateni Into thè aurth anil nurtur
Ing a pinot that bo might hnte color
■ nd traitmti
forr»<-r in 111« pn-ora*«*.
Only the woman rtuihl have I bought
of that
And «ln<-e the nr»t g»«»l <lu< when
the «wiisn planted a tluwer and loved
It lulo Mcaoximlng the home haa tx*cn
a fltlty
It ha« bere » center of the
aff. -tiona
Tin- building may tie «!«►
«troted. ttie Individual iii«'iiilx<r» of tbe
fa nifi i may tu* «catterò*! t<* the four
«Ind- but the home remains a ff»*
lure In the memori and tbe h|ou»<>m»
do n-»< fade «ir wither ta tt>e mind.
« ’oiiiinbti« l»t«fu«ti h
inclement Thursday, quite a g<««l
Quite a few ixu.pl«- have baen f«n
Zomnort No. 01091
OFFICIALS*
THE
Mara Money Cuts a Very Paar F*g»re
In tha OarmAn Empira.
Mi» Wylie says tn ber "Eight Years
In Germany" that »«mtempt for mere
nxinry 1« » striking char»«*<eetatfr* of the
German people. Wraith alone dora not
rollile Ila (««»Mot to any «pretal def
errili » or * onaMrrwtkm.
"The Germana Ind Iff arenca to mon
Sy.” abe d**-la roa. "amounts very near
ly to rtmlrmpt. I am not spanking only
of Ute artalo* racy The »my ahopkrrp
»r. tbemaMvra have the same fra It ng.
■ml It has often nmnard me during the
('tirisimas whopping to watch bow pov­
erty »tri' ken Hamuraa von X ta sur-
rm inde* I try .-uurteuua, deferential at
trndanla. eager to aril ber the ail
l*uny kuh kkua. k abe baa come to boy.
wlx-re I lie wralthy Iran ItoaeukrniitA
making her etprnairr purchase». re­
rei vra uu particular attention
In Germany* you can t*a poor and
lira poorly without r»|ir*M< b. You can
th e In a gai rat and drawn aa yo«r
ni.-au* allow but you will not be judg
rd by your garret and your ababbtneaa.
bm by yourself If you bave an hot*
orrd name or a spark of genios the
d»*»r> of the newt etclualve cirrlra are
opened to you Talent and birth are
tbr only i>aaasortfa that tierman so­
ciety understands. and wealth, untas»
Ita owner ta very tactful or ta hlmaetf
Indifferent to It. la led welcomed O p -
trntalkin of any sort kt an un panloo
Side offense"
The Dark CentinotH.
la tbe light uf history II aeema
«tratore io rail Africa a dark continent.
IS ben northern Europe was a bowling
wlhlemeea and Amerk-a utterly an
known tn tbe clrfllwM world Africa
was a famous place for great ntie*
Egypt was the “eat of riches and lean»-
Ins. and all the .-oiintrle» bordering on
the Modirtentttran flgur» largely la tbe
page» of sacred and profane history.
Hut h blight fell upon Africa, and all
the work of the pa«t baa had to be
done over again
Indeed. It la only
within the past quarter century that
we hate kn>>wn anything a boot thia
wonderful rouotry rv.-epf « narrow
atrip around the coast Yet Africa con
lain« over «MOJMn mllra In arm and
haa more than jnonrii>.<100 inhabitant»
Rt tarota Republic.
ROMANCE
OF
FLOWERS.
A Blass an* Changed th» Roving Camp
Into a Parmanant Homo,
A Clava» Cird,
f*e**ple «ho (n«l thè wild t>iida In
winter uim I «h it thè l>lrd» auuu <um* lu
ku*>« fb»*«u
A frieitd of min«- uaud
pvery m.*rtilug •*» rsp un Kngiuh «al­
imi ••» Ibi* «IH of h,* open « Itiihiw A
• hit» i>re<i«ie i untimi« h bue* thè «lg-
noi and »» »*ul*l ti,i lu tu« ha od »ini Liko
tbe tini nieai ftom ta-t «*-*-u hla Ungerà
souietlhH-'. «tu fri- mi u«*-d tu boni Ih«'
uni ineat tlgbii) »«mi make tbe bkd
*<<>rk io rx*< li tuie uiu < iiiii 4 thè uul­
na i vii h.iininvriiiu al tbe tlghtly In hi
uiureel «trm k Uh- hidtier a lliumb at
Ibi- l*am- of tlir uall Tbe blu* Imrt.
ini luimttniarlb
ttnger« |«art«ul
ami rei«-.» •e-l thè nu-al l'hr nett irnun-
lug. wltle.iii,any prviliiiluarl«Mi. thè uul-
listi b ha tuii>»-r<-.l al tbr «a uh - pine»
11«- klie‘,1 alni he ha il l«*atn<-d tlta Ira-
«oli In ni r «*-*«Uxi l«m It la a «loart
imy thai »1»» a» weii Wltilbrop l'a. k-
«r<l in «tur Dumi* Animai«
Maritai O.plomao»
l'tunaer I felt iiaftill, a*«rry for a
|xxu gur down at iti* ••*» Imuge t™lay
Dated this 2nd day of June. 1915.
He |o*t <>>.<»»» <>n eutton. ami all ilio
Attest;
txry» »ere gii) lag lilm. ami a» In* atart-
J F Wesely,
R M (am
ed >>ff fioro«- tli*-y taunt*-*) biro w llb Oro
prw1lcth.fi tbst bis wtfe «.mld land un
District Clerk. Chrm. Board Dir
Woalnar'a Tip.
bini rougbahud. Tbe puor ■ hup a* tad
The little tip or politi tbat offra ap­
a» tlrougb 11» fri! preti) txldlv a taxi t IL
Wood taken on subscription at pratii <.u lite Infardi) folded mnritta Mr» l'tnnger <ayrai>atfwll. all) > l’<x»r
i nt tbe hit muti rar near thè top bea r»
BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK thia office.
fello«! No douM bo u«ed hla tmrt Jmlg
reiteri lite natur ut "Woolaer'a tip."
tnwit. aod If hla wifr tura» on hlm tur­
THAT IS SO GOOD AS WE DO
from thè » ulptor Wo*>io«-r. alio tirai
ca use uf bta rrverara abe la n*a wortby
r»pn«1u«-wl li In hi» boat ot Darwin.
WHEN VOLI WANT
to I n * i-aflad wtfe. liut wlro waa ih»
I
Ottror at-ulpmra. tlxmgh they mu»t bara
man? Pianger Why-gr- li «aa a».-
ouOcvd tbe tip. nrvrr repaxittred IL
M'oitian a Home < ompaolon
tarrwin beiti tbat thta tip waa a reta
nani ot a wrtakir lefl by tbe .-otltng op
AKE
of thè rar alai berne a pr*of of man'e
A Partlfront Quaallee
denteai fruui aiwer animala
business usual at such meeting.
You May Pay Less
Plumbing or Tinning
You May Pay More
FRED OHI.EMIER
HUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
Sewh 3wte U do bode«
THAT’S ANY BETTER IF AS GOOD
Hie Experience is Worth M<>ney
to You
Repairing
Thrtw «ta ir men t* refer lo Job and
Book Printing
1 Our faciliti«« sre
complete.
«
Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
first class work. We da no other kind.
1 We always satisfy our customers
190 aerea
in cultivation,
«ah
balance
»rub
Fair house and barn,
good small orchard, within one-half
William G. Amos
DENTIST
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
A valuable farm - 310
mile« west of Lebanon,
liaature land
1 We use only the lx«*t of
material, and our prices are right for
For Sale
mile of railroad, on R. F. D. route.
The farm haa grxxl natural drainage
and ia regarded aa <>ne of the heat
farms in that kxtality.
cultivated land
Main St near Grant
PtaM limanaMAmt at
Lebanon
...
clover
or see
All
of the
haa been seeded to
Mra FR»g«r And e» t kiliad twa
Mid« with one atoa»
tribune.
Mr magar What were yea heaving
Seio. Orei at wkeg reu got 'gm l-Bretre Qtob»
F<»r price and terms write
The Scio