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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1915)
— H. B. CHESS I wo Americans Abroad N. M. Newport ATTORNEY AT LAW Eoe Saie Having din(M>wml «>f my farm 1 am offering al private «ale. my stock c«*musting of 11 head of Hr F A Min Itti milk c«>ws. 14 hea>! of beef calile and 2! beati of young «dock, >e*rì- WUhiMsi* «-niisud t«N u* np*iabh ing« and calve« Nrarlv all are of Anirri-xu wai wt>«-a he wm ervautsvn grada* Durham R>it»>rt Sharing- year« <«kl. wear tot'ubs sis! fought tbs teousen, Watrrlo«». Ore., Houle i. d'U» an«l let inter«! with bls .-uutmaad al Attorney at l*w «in ArriiMMHi ilMUOM LKWANON WHEN IN TOWN STOP AT The street commisMoner has start ed work on the street attain and will have the crush«-1! rock all on by th«' en«l of th«1 week J. S. STICHA’S Neu) Confectionery A. L. («eddes, of Alimny. was in Sweet Home last week establishing a grade for the building of sidewalks and grading the str<*et Grandma Burnett remains quite ill at present, suffering of rheuma tic trouble YA e Are I leadquarters for the Hmt Grade of Goods J. A. Thompson was a le’banon visitor Monday Carried in Our line . a i> o o «■■><! • «■■■> o o «■■» u o <■*> « o >aB> «1 sa nt Evening may be Spent Hades Billiard Hall V i i II i o 11 I I I ! Mr. Stannard, the l^hanon-Foster mail carrier has put on a new For«! auto for the purpose of carrying the mail and |*MM-ngcrs H> ¡.-ave« U h- anon at about th«< aam«* lime in the morning coming up and leaving Foster at 12 m going to le-banon W«1 have no V a. m stage now A Confectionery, Soft Drinks C igars, I obacco, Etc. R W Morehead returns«! Natur day evening from a business visit to hia old home in Kansas The Boy Scout luind t«a»««1«l thro-igh Sweet Home Monday enroute to Canyon creek on a fishing tour ■ YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME t Master Melvin, *>n of Mr ftwt Mrs Geisendorfer. of Cascadia rv turned home today from Portland where he has been attending school the pant winter. o Zomnort No. 01091 While at play last Sunday «-ven.ng Master Lillard Harris had the mis fortune to break one of hia legs. Son of Zombro 2:11 Holley Itemi Zomnort is.a liev stallion, atrip in his face, weigh 1050 |a>unda Sir«! by the groat Zombro, 2; 11. one of th«1 greatest wrcs of track horses in the United States. Mr and Mrs. John Reinhart and • family. Mrs M J Weddle, John R , Duncan and Mrs Pearl Wright an«i ¡children were Sunday visitors at the Zomnort was sired, as abovt* stated by Zombro who ha* ION colts in th«* list of 2:30 to 2:O4i. The dam of Zomnort was Norter by lH-1 Nort 2 oti. second dam Minnie K 2:18| made forty years ago. Her sire was Billie Cone, he by Flying Morgan. 3rd dam by Flying Morgan Home of Mr. ami Mrs T. J Malone. I A. L. Waddle was alwi there Zomnort has had but four colts which have tw*en work««!, viz Listerene 2:15, Doctor John R, two-year-old 2:30. Rena, 4 year- old 2:36 after 30 days training; Salem Boy, two-vvar-old 2:23 and at 3-year-old in 2:I9|. None of these daqia were standard l»re«l mares The farmers are getting ready for hay harvest in this locality Mr Miller an«! wife, id lb«1 state grange, met with the Holley grange Friday and gave quite an interesting talk on the different granges He wan please*! with the progress of thia grange Zomnort will make the season at the Scio Fair Grounds. Terms: 125 with return privileges. Come and see Zomnort and you will be pl«*a»ed Mitai Wild* King in visiting with Mi* Hazel Trgver m Albany, this week. PERRY MAUZEY, Owner SC IO FAIR GROUNDS SCIO, OREGON Plumbing or Tinning sr.F: FRED OHLEMIER >««k W. -g th. H...I«. You May Pay Less His Exja-rience is Worth Money tn Yop n Specialty BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK Repairing THAT IS SO GOOD AS WE Satisfaction Guaranteed DO i I You May Pay More William G. Amos DENTIST BUT YOU WILL NOT OCT "WORK something to amok* Fulling up at a small «tur». Wllktnaon a»ut to and I returned with eotne cigar», a lemcll ami a .I mwi «»f papgr II» also bad •omethlng els» that hia rompanton did not ■<* MgUtlug up. lb» two pro cswdad. Wilkinson making a ak»tcb of bi. itovl«-» Kaufman, who bad no kn«>w '«-dge of m«x haul1», did not un il»rstand II ao Wilkinson pr«K*»d»d to make a prai-tlral demons! ret ton Itoll lug ib» »beet of pai*r into a tub» a For Sole These statements refer to Job and Book Printing 1 Our facilities are compiete. T We use <»nlv the bent of material, and our price» are right for 1 first clase work. We do no other kind • We always satisfy our customer» THE SCIO TRIBUNE ibe <md <>f tlw fracs* M lire tha groat k-ungHun military roaftagrattoa IwoAs Kstiftnan dld noi ree le ause Wll UUI. itoelrous of sareing O'lorthtng UMW binami hsd blown re«1 pappar Into hi» of tight ins. lie went to lanada, «mllsc W llklo —* iumped forni thè auto <nt u> tile brat «■ tpeillthmary for«1« tbal •yea ■ rut to l.iislstMl and lltoto • to Fraacw ami rati like a drer tlll he «truck a mikln««H> was a machinist anti vary roa.l w nere Ile dtaappea n-d A few monthv later Captato Kauf ln»«.nh>us W lien the Hrltlsb com mamters toarne«! of this they wanlad man retiirned lo America mlnua a le« him to go tol<> the ow hank al corpa at that he hsd loat in thè dvfi'bag of thè One day wh'»m «houM he the army. but he «aM ha had liad enough fa thè ria nd mee’ on thè Street Imi Wllklnsoti at that at home Ila preferred to rw '•Hello. espiato'“ saM thè lattar In main tn the ranks where tie would get Whrn dl<! you •ontoihltig dlttereaL Mo be tas-ame a hi» ih«iert«*l voice re« bachi Come In he re smi bave a trotx b tighter llks the rs*t al them Hut It Is imh »vary man who <-an get drink ' The captato «cowled for n few mo fust what he wants. te> matter bow be manta then the «»iwl gsvr way to a erran.-«1» for It Wllklnwat had b»anrm •mi le and the two ptedarvl ench other •r got Into a right than hr was captur « he .ta« «narigi«-d banner ed end taken to the roar Thb was In ■ind«1« PATCHING IN PUBLIC. Ftainters during <h» late autumn at 1914 •teas« Sewers In China Mang Tam tin.- .lay an er « eme tot«’, the prta Garments While Yau Watt on wb«-r» W|lkin«»u wan > »obned sial a«k.«l in FniUl.h If tltorv w.-re any m» In many towns of t hins ouv may ham.« litote who wnukl voiulitator to have hta garment« mended on the Work al bridge txilldlns Wllkltnwai street and "while he waits ’* Native sewing women are to tie seen on low wh.»r active ualuro rv-ndered con bn* OMHil nni»-arat»to to him railed out that atonia perhupa on the sMcwnlka ntend Ing artirlee nf tna» ultne attire be was an engtBMT by profesado«. Tbr The a«'cotiipibdimenta of these street ■Wil' er a. «-oatrd him. asking If he would sea mat n-aaen are aouM-what IlnillmL agT««1 In ylir hie aervlcea to th» G»r their efforts a lib the needle being for man government to gmNl faith It Che moot part routined to "running" tim—l out that th» officer C a pt* to other brsie hee of neaallewiek are prac Kaufman was a German im«-rtran. tically unknown to them As a «onse who had giaie over to tight far lb» fa quem-e their effort» are bolter apprwl thwrlSMl atod by native workmen tbau by for Wllklneoti and Captain Kaufman he Ins b«Hb imerlrana l»im« quit» eign travelers They are never abort of pa terms chummy Wilkinson tmpreaaed th» among the former, for these are «•firn captain •« favorably with hie krowl natives of other dlalriita and. having adro of engineering that th» latt«w pro law. d to I >,e him Io the chief eturtrwer come to tile city to engage In hu»in«ws. have n<> one to tuend s reni f<» i hem with a vbw to hte entering the en glticrr orp» of the German army to a Ttw-lr wive» being left at tloiur. th«-y are glad to •vail lh>*uirohea of Um proniincut t«e«ltlon Wllktoaon aaaent ed. o«, rather protended to ae«wnt tor ■ierv1i-r. of «be «Invi tired tow unirli For thia ill«» of customers the skill of be »«■ «Imply Iroktog out for an op l»rtuniti to get back to the army of tbr Itinerant sewing Women answers every pur|«we. whl< h Ito waa a legitima!» i<art Generally speaking. these women are Captain Kaufman t~'k the i Groner Into an automobile f«w a rbl» to a point wives of imatnien and lalMirera who livs tn I hr houseboat* whl- ti line Ute where a large railroad bridge waa be lug robutlt There h«' e»|>e« ted to fl n>1 «reeks of many Chin«we ■ itu«s and ■ ne of the chief «-nslnt-er oftcera of th» towns, anil ilirlr nr«ili«>w are a great army to whom he ei|«» led to turn over help toward the soltttlnu of the prole lito American f«'f •«■rvlre Ou ring th» lem of maintenance In a crowded city or town W nvlilngtou Htar ri le th«1 two men ■ hatted about Amer ka and what ttw*y would «to Ibero on their raturn at the end of the war Nat Ths Last Word. urally Kaufman was warm to bls ad Hit W hai uo U m um * to say tbst oaa v««acy <>f the ««-rman canae while Wllklneoti'a "imiwlhtoa were with the rant get the Isst word with s woman. tils a lile» Rut Ibey talked tittle on thia I found It easy enough today •ut>to« t. fiw Hllklnaum. who bad a plan Too doo t say flow dal it liapiwut to get away from hie captor. Ml th» Hit Wh> I salai to a woman In tbe cat 'Mattom. bass my seat Hosco ron»eraatlon to a line that would fbctll TraiMM-rlpi fate hl« doing «•> “I tell you what w»tl <to. Kaufman.' be aakt "Wtton thta elaughter bust The flag Piagge. tirew la over ar»1 we hotb get bark to * Th»» |H* ..«• to Un- «M taken by the la tel of the free I've got the biggrat tbr • bl>« of the po i« ach«n>|s, ntua robeme on hand for making money you I pledu1 Alb- unir to my •ver aaw It* a device that may h» . h the ««limit « tm w hl> h It applied to all pttmptog me. bantam* »I«* natoli, ludi1 Inibì«1, with Its u«e will tw enormous I'll take III hi i « oh ! for m H* New ïotk you tu wttb me and well make our A im «- ri « tiii everlasting fortune« You attend to tire Ml«-» while I attend to the menu Tha Surprising Part fn< turo «wF "I was -iirprise«I to learn thnl H<«ue “Where will w» get th» raptinlf“ avail tin«! last bb mind" aake«1 the captain -What was there »«irprtotos m I hi « ii ■•Capltgl’ Why. there» capital •tr enough th the Vttltad Mtatee to promot» "Why that hl. frn nd* frutn«l It «»ut any ««h«-me if it can he proved ail mat's wbst annwl-e- me ft on. ion rl hi I ran get mlllloiia for anything Prot I propon» My devbr la a>> simple «bat a . hilal ran underauind it l.»t me hav» Th. Largest Painting. a 1« n«-H and a pie. » of paper and 111 'Paradise '* hr Tintoretto la the isrg make you a drawing of tt." li la eightv Kaufman had th» wb»»i. ao h» •at pa'nfltut In the world ronldn t gM Into bis po« ker wttbout four fret wtd«- thirtv ihre«- sud one •topping, but they w»ra approai lilng a half fee« high and Is now In the doges village ami I.» .aid tie would stop for twill««1 I entre Main St. near Grant THAT’S ANY BETTER IE AS GOOD I I trfrte »im.ler st <>i»r end Itint» si ils» «Mbsr. be > ruui|>.«d » »mall i»rtiuu lulo a Ulti» hall, arti Ich ite 4rtq>|ml Into lite tube. tb»u wbus the ca¡«t»>ns gas» vas “U tbs mod abend. be drot>i«.i Into Il some red pe|>t<er "Ton rant watch tbe read sod uiy «letO' iistnatb'U at tbe Min» tinte Hi up the ma« bine for ■ montent " Kauf ms u brought the auto to a stop atal turned tils tacs la nis «.*ui|«nhm •This tuhe repranetita the pump, and the rrumptod bit of paper In.klc Is my patent 1*11 valve Tlte greater lite prewnre on the t*U the lighter It la tn the tube When I btow on It like thia A valuable farm 310 acres, six Lebanon ... Orrgon miles west of lebanon. 190 acres In cultivation, balance oak grub Administrator* Notice Io Creditors pasture land. Fair house and barn, good small orchard, within one-half mile of railroad, on R. F. D. route Die farm has good natural drainage and is regarded as one of the beat farms in that locality. All of the cultivated land has been seeded to . clover. F»r price and terms write |or roe rhe Scio Tribune. i-ocol Mnrkrt Report 3 I no 45 an on 34 no au.oo 30.00 Wheat per bushel Onto ’’ Rran per ton Wheat chop per ton • • <>at chop •• Barley ("hop Flour per sack Eggs per dozen Rutter per roll Chickens, hens per lb IS 9t spring ’’ • •_____ * - - - 1 55 14 .35 .09 09 •• ♦< roosters •a is Turkeys so • a Geese r st • 9 Ducks so • • Beef a» •0 Veal Hog», live per hundred lb Hogs, dreesetl Mo. Ors Mutlow I »< 44 «• «« 07 .12 -7è a I Io 11 • Hi ♦».75 it 25 5.00
