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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1915)
T •X * The TWice a-Week Edition •I The New York World Thr»»hit>g ia about over m the Ilona*. Not Country around Sweet an overly large yi««M but sufficiently to pay for the toll The vesr 1914 has l>een the must IA. S Swink ia building a new dwelling on hia property in the ra»t in the history of end of town Mr Rowiwr and «on modem times It has witneaaxl the an- doing the work outbreak of the great Eurofw-an war. A. W Corntah and family and J a struggle so titanic that it make» extraordinary F Malone and family returned from all others look small. You live in momentous time« and the fair M<>nd*> morning you should not mnw any of the tte- M J Nye gave a lawn «orlai laai Monday evening a» a farewell in Bo other ryewajispef will inform you honor of his brother Granville, of with the promptm*«» ami eheapoea» t-setern Oregon, who started for hia of the Thnce-a-W<-ek FMiHon of the hum* Tuvwlay morning. The even mendous events that are occurring New York World. Moreover, a ing wan »pent in general viMtmg year’s subscription will take you far •nd with muaic furnish«*»! Io the Into our m*xt presidential campaign Sweet Home band. Ice cream was The Thri<*-3b-W«*ek World's regu served. lar aulmrription price ia only SI tur year and this pays for 156 papers We offer this unequalled newspaper and Tb<* Scio Tribune together $1 90. for Mrs. M Monday W Smvad return«! horn«* evening Caneadla from the where »he had hrvn working in hotel. The regular price is $2.25. If you want th«* Oregonian, the Journal or th«* Telegram, W. S. Swink i» reported quite ill thia Tuesday morning we will Dr. Bellinger received quite a | furnish it to you at les» than ''bargain day" rate«, providing you surprise thia week. A»k the doctor, j ar«- a sulmcrilier to The Tribune. W M Watkind* made a trip to ( «scadi» this morning Mr». H. B. CHESS n*|»>>rtM Geiaendorfer guetta in the hotei at no N»i«o « Mntiuiuen lira! t'ohoadu spila»». C « hi * voti'* »piraf ffeak» irt nature Ai.euig ih» un M • uguiar i» a grò «a* ■*< Ughi graylsb «elio« «amt-lone pillar» IWvuiy ó< u»..rv trai hlgb «~»pped wilh a iblu •ayer uf dark «otored fuck wblrb r» «ruttile Ih» lupa of giaat «ui«»hrtM><ua whi.h bar» •toHvei«»! and |>anialiy Olirai up The dark ou>r»«l capping lu-lng uf a a>u< h bariler <lrun»t««aat n» k thati thè pillar» ha» lo soia« »a f«mt protra-»«I tbe l»tl«-r frmn dieta'» grato» K»|«ra lally al ntghlfall la tk» trarel.-V tmprrMral wllb Ih» wrlrd *f fe« t <>f thraw glganllc ami gr*«ivai|aa turni», wbich in tbe ut»urtala Ughi »•»uni» tb» attltmUra of huge bumaa . «< animai »bap»» Argonaut A L>f» Savav. ■‘Na." »»id the tieild mas. “1 dna'l want any flytng machine» mday I'« afrald of l them " “Wby. air.“ •aid th« permissiva asi«*« man “a fly ina machino might •ave your life' You mlghl h* out riding la • hen as «arthijuak» lakea pises*2- lVa«hlngto» Huir All Hia HawH. '-ft»«tee lap up that »pill milk." aaM the flrst cat If the mlasua •**• that «o,«» rodil rah b lit»' "Sot me.'' «aid the avs-otHl feline -The « «man I live wllb h.aultra »very thing « Irai haptwin» nu her bueband*’ ritt.lmrgh Post Much Harder “It la hard for one tn have to live is the peat “ ann-aucral the inalali liety man who had retired from hualnean ire but often II la harder tn rive down the pact** Muffalo Kcpnma very few camp* on th»- ground*. threatening ram causing ATTORNEY AT LAW them t‘» re worn man haa In all »<*• antra vanity to man >l««|>alr G«vth» Dr. Bellinger took Geo, Brady On. William G. Amos upon W ha I» ih» differ*»» ti»tw«*rn laat years machin» sod thl»r* Th» bom« hare a differed aouud St fmiU Globa Democrat. Famous County Fair of the Willamette Valley return«*! Hirnr _ __ • business. Oregon It :. i.ar io .«.-um» mat aay hoy vb" penivi» to ataj at hem» and cattivate coni wh« u there le a clrcua la low a le ui out for a farmer and that H wuu«! iw lupuli lou» to coal hlm lato taking up any other vex a tuia. for Dr. Luther ha» had a brick chim L. K. Geil fr'>m Albany Sunday. A few of the Sweet Home people Martfsf* Law Retaliated Notary Fwb hr have gone to the hop field» already. SCIO, OREGON September 8, 9,10 Mrs. C. W Simons and am Percy N. M. Newport Attorney at law return««! home Saturday from a visit at Tangent evening and other points. Miaa Mureil Brown left thia morn It'IIY ArtoMNKYi ing for Iart»anon. where she gova to la H anun oaauoN s L '*/ i» alwrcMH in the arm lion«* ney built in hia »lore The danger <>f tire is lessened at that place of DENTIST Italy the •gv uf imr» U sua ut Munì < to tip u> tm- dir», tom uf li» bui» uf Pino «eoi. aiuta» l uur imìmii a raw Mei» troia thè fa .«paia ihai «kirt» ih* ilniiu uf tu» iiMvadvw mh .I lui* alluwam-v luring mud* fur th.- ■ tíreme alowne«» with whlck th» lac b grow» f.w the «raitude abo va asa le« el (I'lfiO meter»! at whk » It IS runt «ai and for lt» northerly vypuwnr» ta th* imp m-ight»>rbood of tha gtsrYaa. • here 'be cycla of ita de'eUglCMWt I» tmreiv hr* mutua» evert vaar thia vi > rm ide larch unti»», hell alike by w.Hulmana at and ibutxMrtioH. cannut tie I.-U» than ■¿.I»«» rear» old »«it» man th«* A Ilian.y h<M|Ht»l Saturday where Mr. Brady was operatati ' V- i/"*'- 'V... ìsT •ft -llowr prerumt depart. PeHary •• Guatemala. Heu*O«l .) good pvttrCy la made by Il •« «•««»•> «od thè f»d the nativa» <g Guatemala Maay of in» b hi in ih» «n gvilery ««f rii» l*>»b <1- lUarayy wn» l»-<1 uni lag lu b.alw-1 i«ra the pSwwa ahow a hG'b «logree of «kill • nd real artl»Gc fawUng ev.-u lu G» pnlhter «roman whu fa* ed ih* ■ un««* wlth limilo |MHH«e lll>|<Sled ■>« •taking <>f the uture •■etui pbw* This «aie Aiutili and iwlnl bruah hdd he»l pottery la very palpably different from Intingi« In ih«- .ilber hanil »all» ah» i boar (>!•■ ve which are obtloOa Units Houe, yet are utlrrvil fur »ale lu lilla •> ruttnuwd agnlu ih» Intra i ai» t«t»ud Ina of «utira-t «otor» and tra i. ked away country aa Indian I Hitter y Krotu th* a f«-» •le|» farmer to equini at th* mound» and ruina of Goatmiala. tn petweetiv» of Ih» old »halev «he «va» rltlee and lu aralenl towualt«*. many «>pyiug •• il Hm bed la paini ed arevga. very fin» »pra linen» of pottery lisva (vetHlla uf .oH»r bumdlna of lluhl »ad barn fbtmd and th«u* »how that bark -bade <>T f»rm «fiet Ih» fa»M»a sT a tn the davrn of life on thia ramtliwnt th* rasl«l«-nta of arhat la now Guate pnlnirr» M-tMflUva aptivwlathm aa mala were moat running artUana with doobtedlt Blled ber mlnd They hat» not fur Tt>i-u carne tbumiung •»>•» Ih» • ♦ the r|ny amt kiln tahed S ihm two .Okev w<>m*o TViey gotten the art by any noran*. aa tha « i . hh I fur a moment la «tlen»*» la front latter day «»orti deMonvtrataa ver’ of ih* »nnaet pi* tura Owa of rhem clearly talaad a ImpeMibl« livd Ih«- na» tu« trteml M uli iwwn n>b 'Aia I it grand Neuter ebe mH “Aa all hand | m inled too.**-New |\-< work. Complete Exhibits in Ail Departments Flying Machine AEROPLANE FLIGHTS EACH DAY By Aviator Gut Stromer, oí I aroma. MUSIC BY KNIGHTS PYTHIAS BAND Thursday, September 9 Wednesday, September 8 » 2:30 trot, 3 mile heat», 3 in 5 $125 2:25 pace 3 mile heat», 3 tn 5 $125 3 mile daah ... $ 75 3 mile buggy borne race for farmer», race horses liarred $ 25 No. 5. 3 mile pony race, racing $ 10 stock barred No. 6. 13 mile relay race at 10:30 a. m. No. No. No. No. I. 2. 3. 4. No. No. No. No. No. 7. 2:20 trot 3 mile heats, $125 3 in 5 - • - 8. 2:18 pace. 3 mile heats. 3 $125 in 5 9. t mile dash 10. i mile pony race, racing stock barred 11. 13 mile relay race at 10:30 Friday, September 10 No. No. No. No. 12. 13. 14. 15. No. 16. 2:18 trot, è mile heats, 3 in 5 2:15 p«ice. i mile heata, 3 in 5 1 mile dash 3 mile saddle horse race for •» • farmers 1 3 mile relay race, purse three days . - $150.00 $/50.00 $/00(X) $ 10.00 IIOO.(M) COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR AND BABY SHOW STOCK PARADE EACH DAY DURING FAIR free : camping grounds Season Tickets $1.25 Day Tickets 50 Cents I «