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LOCAL BREVITIES
Guy McKnight came down from
SPRAY FOR PEAR SLUGS.
Mill City to o|>end th«- 4th with
Posts Can Bs R«sS*iy DeMrsgsS by •
home follui.
The Scio Tribune »1.26 per year
I**te*t report* from <’ha» Warner
IC H So*»« <'otar««U> «lalfcxk I
The
<*r i bscry. pear and pluta
now in Portland, give hope* that he
may finally recover It ia not atatvd uvm are rvp,wt««dt> «lia* fcsü uy im
pvor alus
tbr uaua* "«lug' I» «utue
when be will return to Scio.
Ra<*berr*«e.
The r*»i‘eety ¡»rrtom a «sixty oc
light clay Um tn uti a cm* «lope If pu»
«IMe
T1»e «MI shroM I* fertile. w*(1
drained and .v'1«’>>re retentive
Haapberrte- are generally gmwa la
row« about «1* feet apart. and ’be
plant* are «et at Interval« of fmei
three to Are feet. th. Mack »arte«!«"
twins given more «nse» than tbs rsd.
if ’»e ground h«« been »ell prepared
o- •
a
’I epw*- hole kt noreaaary
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the
m ptaaf»
The earth. ef
-nurse mini I» well ffrnwd about the
«•ata
Centact or A*wo»<*«l *e«wy.
WUal uiam-aditia. aa Ibe peop*" 0» <«•
E. C. Peery, Rilev
J. S. Warwick waa an Alliany
Young and others
visitor Friday.
Tuesday * rain will spoil all the Albany chautauqua
order to hear Senator
little potato«*.
Shelton. Joe Mal Ibink vt It a« tariug a «umll auall.
atten<ie«i the wh*-i> tn rvMlltj U la the tans of otto of
our mmí rallo g Uj aien>*t*teruus lassi ta
veaterday m wbh It are kuuw n as a«w Uh*
Chamberlain
lt*e«e ladar ford up<*u ths uppsg
Th<«ie people who failed to are
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Arnold was
the
aeropland flight at Salem on th«*
over from Albany over Sunday,
3rd,
can see it on th«* 15th. Iiveide*
visiting home folk*.
take a glimiwe of the famous liber­
Wm. Brenner and Hill Beard went
ty Hell, which will *t«»p there for 30
away up towards the head of Thoma*
minute*
creek, Saturday, for a day* Ashing
Zoe Young »aid he went to All*anv
Senator Chamberlain, it hi «aid.
yesterday to obtain a hern«. Won­
gave an address in Albany y eater •
der what manner of license it was"*
day
Several Sctoans went over to
Them- old bucks do some strange
hear him.
antics and Joe may be effected with
The arrest of Huerta at HI Paso,
the virus
Texas, last week, evidently placed
Orvia R Nelson and Pearl Harris
a kibosh on a new Mexican revolu­
both of Foster, were married at
tion.
their mountain town <>n June 30 by
Loganberries — My loganberries
Rev Jacob Stocker
Miss Harris 1»
are now ready, 16 cent* per gallon,
the daughter of the Foster poet*
you pick'them
S W. Gaines, San-
master
The newly married couple
tiam Farm.
will reside at Foster
Mr* Jessie LaBounty. of Tacoma.
John L. Oavenport, of the upper
Wash., arrived last week for a visit Crabtree country, was in town Tues­
with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. E. day
Hr rv|»>rt* the pr»»t«*cta for
J. Daley.
good grain yields is moat promising,
Mr. and Mr*. Huber Rice of Port­
land. arrived th«* first of the week
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mr*.
David Rice.
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Mr. Davenport has been again em­
ployed as a firewarden and haa now
tiecn on the job three weeks, build­
ing trails, etc.
Mr*. Hagey and daughter. Coline,
Holt, the man who attempted to
left Tuesday morning for a two- aikMusmatc J. P. .Morgan in order to
months visit with her (Mtrents at ■top the shipment of arms and other
Orting. Wash
munition* of war to the allies, com­
New York
Mr. ami Mrs. Tho*. Reynolds, mitted suicide Tuesday
of Portland, came up Monday for a should tender a vote of thanks to
visit with Mr*. Reynolds* parents, hi* memory for putting an end to a
l»a<l matter and for saving the »tale
Mr and Mr* E. J Daley
a
large expenta*
So far as The Tribune has learned
not an accidmt of any description
marred the enjoyment of Scioan*
who attended celebrations elsewhere.
J. F. WESELY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Field and Garden Seeds
I
Hew»e*na*e We»* etew.
Get an <u«l buggy •**•’ »nd cut U la
Hatten the larga eod of «ach
half.
«trip Itilo the • b»pe nt ■ «mall »rooter
II kik I till, tlattvmvl pieve down eight
or til»*■ Itx bea tb-ti Mud tb* amali
enti» of the axle «tripa au they wUJ
uiiel
Hatten the amali cud» and
punch a te**!* through mu b plem. i > m
a «trip of Imn an tn<b wfals and ail
itu tvea l<*nv «> h I M-nd to form a cierta.
piitH bln* a bole In each end to >t th*
hole« In the ail*, and bolt in piar*.
Farmer* Attention
On account of a retvnt ruling of
train from the
hog fxckera of North Portland <>n
E. railroad has
the grading of hog*, no hog» lighter
paase* Munker*
than 160 jatunda and thoroughly
stage leaves at
finished will Ire accepted by them at
market quotation*. Hereafter, all
The Tribune family is indebted hog» will be graded on a dremed
to our veteran fisherman. Eli Lucken- product luuua. the «ame a* in east­ Sow gr< ■ mii »| i wagtxi tir» «ix! cut
off a atrip alunit iva fsM long
iieod U
bach, for a nice lot of trout, a part ern market*, and no half fat hog* up two feet «ni ra> h sud. whl< h leav«s
of the spoil of his fly casting on will be bought by them at any price. a hortsoutal «trip twMvs U>> tow long
' hi the mimile
I‘utx h tuur b<*l«a In ths
Monday
Thia force» the shipper* to grade Ì twelve ln*'h «trip about an Inch and a
A large amount of gravel haa in the country. To help the farmer* , pair apart Place IhU ph-cs nt Inst un
Iteen placed on the road from Scio who have hog* on hand to be fat­ (he lie>1 <if the plow and fu»teo with
tn Jefferson and on the road leading tened before harvest, the Scio Pro­ vlanii» taken trot» an <*ld buggy all*
Ka-t.n «oui,- «uahthl plow han<1 Isa to
from the M. Donahue place to duce company has made arrange­ tliv l«**l of the plow and then to ths up
Thoma«
ment* in Portland tn get rolled right in»» aa ahown H->iiih«-r» Ag
MveiterM
Reports from Sweet Home sav Imrley at jobbing prices anil are
Hon. J. K. Weatherford and
President Kerr, of O. A. C., of Cor­
vallis. were in town for a short
time last Thursday afternoon. They
came over for a consultation with
Jeff Myers.
selling it al cost, with a slight mar­
gin added for cost of handling it at
West Scio. We are getting a car
this week that coat* the farmer
128.50 per ton. aacks included. 28
sacks to the ton
Thia Itarley i*
standard rolled and an excellent hog
fattener
George Wilev. who ha* been visit­
ing in Scio for the past two weeks,
M ra lennox of Portland. is spend
and his brother Clarence, of the
livery barn, drove up to Sweet mg a few day* visiting her daughter
Home Sunday to take in the Fourth Mr* Alfred Rlatchford.
of July festivities up there.
Mr. and Mr*, tieo. Gibbons are
In the ball game at Jefferson last visiting their old frt«*nds in Gilliam
Mondav afternoon. Scio came array county, this week.
with th«* *hort end on the «core
Mr. anti Mr«. Ctea. McClain, of
■heel. 4 to 3 in favor of Jefferson.
t Parker, were here to spend the 4th
However, thia ia the «erne score
with the latter’* mother, Mrs Rom-
made in the two closing games of
Miller.
the Portland-Oakland sei ries, nur
Aaa Hiron* ia erecting a modern
Anyway,
boy* should be satisfied
Jefferson seemed to be favored barn on hi* farm east of Shelburn.
somewhat by the umpire.*
When speaking to Frank Thayer.
that the cloudy rainy weather would
promote the growth of aphis and
which would, probably, injure grain,
aid "I don’t expect much dam
from that source
Fall wheat
is now beyond damage from the
point of injury from the aphis Any­
way the evidence of the ladybug in
great abundance, will take care of
Mr* Hearne Caldwell waa taken to
the hospital at Albany Saturday.
Her n any friend* hope for her
*l>eedy recovery.
Solamon Gnmea. while on a visit
to relatives at Grant* Paa*, took
seriously ill and grave hopes ar*
entertained for hi* recovery.
Ann«***
BLAIRSTOWN
|f you want any of thv daily
paprr*. The Tribüne will get them
for you at Rargain Day rate«, pro-
viding you ray for The Tribüne <me
ycar in advancv
«phbatul* »! tbs Iravm. u> uuiny Caaes
When you want printing done,
Mi* Mat M«,t»o*.
<-ucupl«*t«rl> •»■•iriuuiatug I hr io. atxl tn
’How in li that Klak* always come* the kind that i» pleasing to the rye.
Un*s <bry >uru brown and »Uber Had
ntt tim« tieaf In anrunwnt» with bi«
The Sei«» Tribune office ia the place
IJI UHaxHed on banla bate tbs appear
wtr»r
am«- »! lia »Ing basa »»<« by Or». Ka
We always pleane. We
"He states hi» ma* flrwt a od then to get it
Uir ilefullathMt of UMa. lit mauj < a»<*a. walk« ntt' Philadelphia Ixlgwr
never disappoint.
*
o>* ura l*j ii)l*l«utuiusr. arxl it» fruit
fall» to fully maturo
la cassa of later
(-»inpiele drr*>Uatb<n tlw «Itallty nt tho
trv*ai la ao «»<K«<i«i that tbs fruit btxla
tn* th« BU*reMllua year are Wroknoed
hrn< V- a abonage In prudecUon
Three la no <>«*«1 of UU» l«*aa by th aae
DEALER IN --------------
U mmh la. as thoy can readily bo de
MrujMl by a <out**t or aroeulcal spray j
Aroruats of lead, four pouuda. or paria
gr.-*-«i 'm« pound, to WU gsllona. may
to* u»od au*««»fully as a »pray with
water, nr ihr «lug» may he uiatrolM
by an appiuatbin of frosbly ala<k«d
lime d<>»<e*l upon Ibe leavaa. or whits
tH’ih-liore. two outM-vo to IU0 gallon* of
Water, or
Mack leaf 40' st tbs rate
of «.lie giilfun to
gallons of wate«
Ills la«| atay 1*O applied In a <o«l<ler
al*l> weaker «»lull«» by adding a III-
lie *X|*. four ur flve pouixl». to Ihr
mixture
In caaes of thorough appll-
eatloua < h > o gallon of black loaf «0
to I.Wu gnll<>na of water, base given
C ash Paid lor Veal. Hogs. Hidra and Cascara Bark
very aatb>r»><ocy re-ulta bat for all
g»-u«-rai pun»*««- one gallon to lx«»
Price« Right
*Hll»ua of w «irr I» t*> tw r« ommoo Ivd
Thv afternoon
front on the C. &
been changed. It
al 2:45 p. m. The
2 p. m.
the crowd attending the celebration
there was the lahrval by far. in the
history of celebrations at that place
and the order was remarkably good.
Joe Trank, of Lyons, wan the win­
ner of the < aae auto, given by the
Albany Herald in it* late subaerip-
tian contest
J. S Stich* won the
eighth prise in tn* same contest.
Our Motto.
I nn and Let Live
J. F. WESELY
SCIO
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables I
Having lately purchased these stables, it is our
aim to conduct a firal-clas* livery and feed »table
in every respect.
We are adding new team»
and rig* which, with accomodating and courteous
service, we feel sure will ap|>eal to the public.
Hacks meet all trains.
Rig* for commercial
men a specialty.
Our prices are reasonable
TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors
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ADVERTISE IN
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
AND GET
RESULTS'
There's a Reason
why men like to buv such clothing as
Clothcraft, L System, and Michaels Stem
because they each represent the maxi­
mum value for the money invested
HATS
For Summer Wear
From the most popular
Straw Sailors to the
comfortable, light, silk
Crusher Hats, we have an immense line
of hats. Straws, Panamas, Light Felts,
Silk Plaid and others.
The Blain Clothing Company
ALBANY
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