The Scio tribune., October 07, 1915, Image 4

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E J Daley haa bsea harvesting
bis crop of late peaches this week.
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
NAVY TO ASK FOR
If you fia«e a «-aua
other
-age bird I«»*1 to it*
Mart Bruer. of Lebanon, an>l Mr
lune to turn-, for tn a <
Bliss. of Portland, representing the
tmiy the bml*» nail« y
that tbev uerd cutting
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Columbia
Life
Insurance
Co.,
were
a
neglected the turd ia in danger of
in town today on business
Rhone 27-7
getting it* nail« caught tn the cage
Our local nimrods are bringing in Snper latti» CfWStH, C»StM( ill.- ami hanging there till it die*. Use
OREGON
• »harp pair of nail »win and SCIO
good hags of pheasants, these day«,
HI.IM (xl Ari as fa
take rare not to cut mure than jiut
but none of them, we guess, bring
lhe tip* of the nail». If you hold
in more than lhe legal allowance
fttfraaHN
the bird in « good light you will
If you want any of the daily
•ee • little red "thread” in each
papers. The Tribune will get th«-m
nail. This you mu«t avoid, or you
DR. A. G PRILL
for you at Bargain Day rates. pro­
Washington. Oct. 5. Super-l»atUe will draw blood and hurt your lit­
Phv neun and Surgeon
viding you pay for The Tribune one cruisers, bigger, faster and more tle pet
lw>««*nal
('alta Attended
year in advance
heavily armed than any war craft
It m imagination that makm
!
Ihiy or Night
Mra. S C. Stewart, wife of the now «float <>r building end which
gr*at art—imagination aa powerful
president of the Lebanon National will cost SIR.OOOJMM) each to con- m • child*« And what ia so power­
liank. di«l at the family home In struct and e«iuip. will be rsenm- ful aa the imagination of children F
that city last Monday afternoon, j mended U» c«»ngres« a» a part of the k little girl was playing with her
She had been ill for «everal week*
navy building program for next loll when the bell rang
‘•That ring tnesns visitor»,” said
The Scio Roller Mill« have juat year
her mother
"Take tour doll and
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begun grinding flour, the
first
This <leci*i«»n was reached today run upstair«, dear ”
“Oh, mamma, don't «peak so
grinding since the sickness and death at a conference tietween President
of Charlie Warner, E. M Kimball, Wilson. Secretary Daniel« and Hep- loud’” exclaimed lhe little girl “1
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rem-niative Padgett chairman of try as hard a» ever I ran to prevent
of the Jordan mills la head miller.
tier from finding out «be is only a
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Burkhart ami the House naval affairs committee. doll !“—Exchange
FRED OHLEMIER
Just how many of the new type
hrasini» S m U «4 4 mi Havriv w
Mrs. Keebler of l^ebonon drove over
Appr-Ofo .at«
•hipa
a
ill
lie
asked
for
this
winter
yesterday afternoon in the former’s
Hi« Experience is Worth Money
“I want to look at »ome canea,”
new Studebaker
J. C. had not has not laren determined. Secretary
to You
•aid • inagnifitetit young man to
tieen in Scio for twenty years and It Daniels mud. Cost of oautrucJoo th<- »hopkeeper, "und t’m in • great
Repairing a Specialty
of navy craft haa risen since the hurry ”
waa Mrs. Burkhart’s first viait.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
outbreak of tm- European war. with
"Ye*. -it; ye*, «ir.” resfamded the
A little boy baby arrived at the
-h>*p««*ejM-r. ven mm h flurried.
home of Mr and Mrs John Weedy the con»e,|uent enormous demand
upon American resources, »>m«- 'Hen J hiii «.'' to »bop a»» is tant,
yesterdav morning. When Mrs T.
recent »U*el contracts fot the naw "*«how this gentleman «orne hurri-
CoflTey, of McMinnville was told of
- ane* "-—London Globe,
showing an increase of 30 (wr ten’
the event, she announced that she
over previous prices.
would be in Scio today to see about
matters.
Crain Cutting the Year Round
Joe Young and Sam Zyaeett cap-
tjred two first and two second
Somewhere every month in the
premiums at the late Stale Fair
with the bunch of goats they exhib­ year harvesters are clicking. The
ited there
They were in competi­ world's schedule for cutting grain
is as follow»
tion with the best goat raisers in
For
January New/«-land. Argentina
the «tale
February East India, and Upper
Joe H
Steingrandt, of above Egypt.
Foster, waa in town Tuesday, look­
March Egypt. Chili.
ing after the purchase of a pair of
April * Asia Minor and Melico
horses. Joe was unfortunate enough
May Asia. China. Japan Texan
some weeks ago to lose hia team by
June Turkey. Spain and auulhern
a disease which prevailed among United States.
horses in hia locality.
July —- United States, Southern
Our public and high schools are Russia. Austria. England. Germany.
now getting down tn a fine working Switzerland
order. Principal While seems to
August c'-anada. Holland. Bel­
have a thoroughly comprehensive gium. Denmark. Poland.
grasp of the situation and the
September
Scotland. Sweden,
faculty of getting teacher« and Norway. Siberia.
You are invited to try them
pupil« to work for the one central
October — Northern Russia and
purpose success
Siberia
November
South Africa and
Ptadtet Were Scattered
Peru.
December Uurguay. Austria
A horse attached to a buggy be­
TTAc ‘l^exall Store
The United States exporta har­
longing to Alhert Young, waa hitch­
vesting machinery to all the cuun-
SCIO
OREGON
ed near the rear end of the K. of P.
tries named. and also to many
hall. Tuesday afternoon. Getting
other«. Farm & Fireside.
tangled in the harness in tome man*
ner, the animal broke the faatening
Bamboo Yf>al*
and proceeded to make things lively
Bamboo op«!« are peculiar gem*
for a spell.
which are sometime« found in the
Mr. Young had been to the Daly «tern of ilie bamboo
Thu* gem i«
jieach orchard ano secured two very rare from the fact that not on*
to the
box«« of peaches. When the ho rar m a thousand bamboo «tern* con­
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tain- if
The«»- vegetable growths
started. js-aches were in the air and
•re cnlle.1 tolwcnr bv the Filipi-
were scattered along the street to n»« Some of them are «o »imilar—
the bridge
The animal was caught that i*. thri exhibit *o perfectly the
near the telephone office on the •hsra<'ten«tic» of the o| >nal - that
south aide
No material damage even *rpr«t» frequently I fail to dis-
lingutsh them from the real gem
resulted.
to be held at
DENTIST
John W. Gaines, of near IaKvxnb.
waa doing business In Scio, last
Munday.
Clarence Wiley went to Prineville
laat week to attend the Crook coun­
ty fair thia week
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr. ami Mr» Alvin Tucker, of
Mahon. October 3.
If our high school continues to
increase. more room will have to be
provided. .Seats are all full now
Until our recent rains and after
the engine had tieen taken away,
our electric light avatem waa value­
less.
Miaa Iwla Kershner. of Port Alls-
ghana. Penn . arrived Sunday for a
visit at the home of her uncle. Dr.
A G. Prill.
Mr. and Mra. Ila*' Eachleman ami
Jaa It Abbott, of Estacada. were
visiting Scio relative« the first of
the week.
Consult lira l»we & Turner,
the well known eye special­
ists of Portland, at Dr. Prill*« office
Tuewlay. Octo tier 19.
A petition for a new city charter
was being circulated the first of the
week and waa living signed by al­
moat everyone.
We make a specialty of Friend-
•hip. Engagement and
Wedding
King«. F. M French & Son. Alluny.
Oregon
Mike Kelly wax in town Tuesday
afternoon paying for a new buggy
He «aid he bought it for the boy«
art that be could get to use the auto
occasionally,
Mr Acton manager of the Dental
department for Woodard. Clarke
Company of Portland, waa visiting
hi» friend. Dr. T. K. Sandenton. of
thia city, over Sunday He came up
for a try at the pheasants
A aon of Mr. Kukaka, of the Scio
Planing Milla, waa operated upon
for apendicitis Tuesday morning, at
the local hospital. Thia ia the second
of the family hi lie operated on for
thia trouble within a few week«.
Mis» Thayer, who wax taken to
the local hospital some two week«
or more ago to be operate«I upon
for apendicitia. recovered from the
operation rapidly and waa removed
to the parental home laat Sunday
Dr. Prill has had the caae in charge
If we could have as fine roads the
year through aa we have now. free
from dual, etc., a vast amount of
printer« ink and taxes would be
saved
But roada will wear out.
the dirt roada too quickly and the
newspapers are a convenient medium
in which to agitate road repair*,
new road«, hard surfaces. etc.
I
Plumbing or Tinning
Nyal Remedies
Kidneys, Rheumatism, and
Liver Troubles
The Best Known.
The Most Used
E. C. PEERY, DRUGGIST
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Mr and Mr«. Ben Gooch, of Mt.
Angel, drove up from the German
town Monday and waa in Scio Tues­
day afternoon. Ben came up to In­
dulge in a pheasant hunt. He alao
stated that while the Germans are
Local Market Report
pretty thick in hi« locality, he haa
not heard any French or English
bullet» yet
Wheat per bushel
3 .7«
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G. B. Caldwell. of Granta Paas Oats
.30
and an early pioneer, la a guest at Bran ner ton
30.00
the home of hi» nephew. T. M Holt. Wheat chop per ton
3» 00
Mr. ('.aidwell haa been visiting rela­ Oat chop
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27.75
tives and friend« at «ever*! Oregon Barley Chop " “
30 00
and Washington points. Many years Flour per sack
1 40
I
ago. W. M Abbott learned the cabi­ Egg» per d<>xen
26
net trade under his tutelage in Butter per roll
40
Southern Oregon
Chickens, hens per lb
.09
4M
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Tom Holt waa in town Tuesday.
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“ roosters ’*
He aaya thia haa been an especially
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good corn year and he haa just com­ Turkeys
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pleted tilling hie ailoa with it. Mr. Gsese
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SB
8 to 11
Holt and hia aon have a fine bunch Ducks
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of Jerseys, all registered, to which Reef
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he will feed the silage thia winter. Veal
They are building up a splendid Hogs, live per hundred lb -
5 25
Sa
6 00
herd of milker* am! are sure to Hogs, drsaasd
as
Mutton
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Central Willamette Valley Exposition
and Industrial School Fair
ALBANY, OCTOBER 14. 15. 16
For thia occasion. tickets will he on «ale
October 13. 14. 15. 16 with final return
limit October IS. from main line points.
Woodbum to Cottage Grove inclusive;
from Woodburn to Brownsville inclusive;
from Independence to Eugene inclusive;
and from Yaquina to Gate* incluaive
Full particulars. train schedule. etc. from nearest agent
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