The Scio tribune., January 13, 1916, Image 4

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GOOD SHOWING MADE
Sdo can push forward if all will
work for that end.
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Jake Bilyeu, of Albany, was in
town Monday
l<grippe has become about aa
fashionable as appendicitis.
A dance will be given at the I. O.
O. F. hall next Saturday night
If our local columns seem short
of news this week, just charge it to
lag ri p|ic.
Our city council is now laving
plans for street Improvement this
summer.
Snow fell most of the time last
Sunday afternoon, but melted as
fast as it fell.
We have clubbing rates with ail
newspapers anti magazines
Come
and see us iteforv you order
I). W Rumbaugh, of Albany, at-
tended the annual fair meeting in
Scio Saturday
From indications. Linn county,
thia year, will do the largest amount
of road work in her history.
deavoring to establish a record in
the month named in his honor, this
Mr. Park, of the Park Mill Co.,
winter.
More . snow has fallen, paaaed through town yeaterday en­
espt<daily in the mountains, than route for a business trip to Albany.
for many years.
Two Linn county pioneers itassed
away last week. Joseph Elkins, of
Lehanon and Nimrod Price, of Al­
bany. Both were active in Linn
county affairs several years ago.
The murder of nineteen American
citlxen» by a villa chieftain in Mexi­
co. demonstrate« the inability of
Carransa to protect foreigners in
hia dominion. The Tribune expect»
A great many people have been that the United atate« will have
suffering with lagrippe in town soldiers in Mexico within a week.
lately. Onlv a few caras have reach­
J. N. Weddle, who has been con­
ed the pneumonia stage. This ia a
penalty Oregonians pay for frosty fined at his home for more than one
month with a double fracture of
westher. Give us rain instead.
one
of hia leg», is not getting along
A collection was taken up Satur­
as
well
aa desired. On examination
day for a family in toam who waa
this
week,
the bones at one of the
In need of assistance, by Thomas
fractures
had
knitted properly but
Large. The hushand and father is
the
other
had
failed to join. He
sick and without money or grub.
will
be
confined
for another month,
Mr. large raised about 120 In food
it
is
reported
and cash. This will tide matters
until the husband is able to work.
A new train will operate on the
C. A E. railroad In a few days, leav­
ing the front to retu-h Albany at
A30 a. m and leaving Albany at
about 5:00 p. m. for the front. This
will I» a great convenience to the
people in thia locality, aa they can
have a full day in Albany and return
to their homes without staying over
hight as now.
UNRULY
SUH.
la •« Try.ng «• Oo««« »•
Barati»« Pa-M.
Tb» grviMb ««iruoutner l'utoaut bea
tirati I mi ») lux booratl «ttb tito «ra»U
luti,« or tba «un
li» Onde itasi. te­
stasti uf < viMjrtisU.g «od »tal lutine Itt
Ito by liuto •• • •» rigirarti au|>pnrad.
Ito» «un to eoOataoUy dliaUng tuuru and
uxx, enti rracblug tbe potai ut burut
In«
And li tb» «un btou vp thera
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wotitil la Iw t»--r» orai tor ua
«Minato to «rarry abuei uuridly af
taira
lite «un« «««O «bit «a impunaat la
ibeir uwu < »u«miatl>>ua
<mr» ara
County Commissioner J. D. Irvine Cr«x|u«nily »IrtUba of an «ipkwtoa
Tb»r» wss 'Mie la Ita» raaaieilattoa crf
who has ito-en gathering statistics on Psrwtia «■■ y la lisit. «nd «lara tban
the amount of work done on Linn two «t toa-t lui«« •»■< urrad In <Hhw
county roads the past year this: rata« lai gr>i«i|«
(llaervattaw baa abown Knig
morning gave out the following ia-| fluii ih» grrat urta whta b la «mr
all to a invai u orarla In • bararla»
formation:
•pota. lira fataste ami muta liba pia»
New graded and graveled or
noinana aro by o» saraiia ita» turai of
rocked road
47.00 miles
wfata'b b» to <SpSbt» Tt>» manna» ta
«bk h tba etiti thruw» ott attuato auar
New grade put up
40.25 mile«
gy and tran» tra to» «ba baavy tato Ughi
Gravel or rock hauled on
»lamenta brdrogen. balliti», naboltam.
old grades
30.75 mile« anbonlntn and oliai no» «lolla txHbiug
C<»«1 tot itala world. and a mero noeta
Thia does not include nnv petch I In* tnlgbi Irad to a dissalar any day
work, no rut or fill up work. There
In short. Il la boumt io come at «una
was much of that done, but thia tino ra ubar l'afununatoiy ariamo
■an gira ua no idra aa «o wboa fan
class of work was not counted in turtaia and «ran hundrada of canterlao
The shove stale- aro aa Imi a mutnanl lo tba litotory of
the figures given
ment includes what is practically all tba unlrar— aara l'ror.-aara Matassa
rimi and for a'I we Ino» tba «un may
new road construction, all except bai» tulli tona nt yraro tane» tifa bafors
the last item' The data was gath­ il No u>nn >n teli, tbixisb and )>•«•
ered from the 35 supervisors of as tba «ir "mirai nt ua ara «irne* dowg
»n a montoni ra tb» all powerfiil pian
road districts by Mr. Irvine, and rt tua» gl»» (un at a«y tliu» and »bau
rep raranta an expenditure of over il dura II «III malie bai «bori «meli of
S122.000. including
the culvert all of il» ber» helow luaMon Tra»
or-ftpl
In making up your hat of papers
and magazines for winter reading,
don't neglert to include The Sdo
work. Putting in culverts is esti­
Tribune in the number
mated
to have cost about S2000.
When you want information for
live stock shipping days, call Thomas Some of thera individual culverts
l,arge between t> ami 7 a. m. and cost over 125(1 each.
The showing is considered good
lietwren H and 3 in the evening
when it is taken into consideration
We make a specialty of Friend­
that the county is out of debt and
ship. Engagement and
Wedding
has a surplus of over |30,(M)0 in
Rings. F M French A Son, Albany,
cash on hand in the general funds.
Oregon.
Linn county is gradually putting
Samalor Jones, of Washington has
her roads in shape for hard surface
introduced a bill in congress which,
work, so that when this long desir­
if passed, will double the pension of
ed move is started the the work of
all civil war widowa who are en­
putting in permanent roads can tie
titled to 912 per month.
pushed with the most rapidity, at
John Miller, of Marion county tM lowrat possible cost and with
just acrosa the bridge from Shelburn the liest general results.
was in town Monday. He stated
The road supervisors for the com­
that nearly everybody over there ing year have not been appointed tn
was sick of the infiuenxa
data, but It is possible thst the court
If you want any of the daily will get to this the last of the week.
papers. The Tribune will get them The appointment of election clerks,
for you at Bargain Oay rates, pm- judges atxi boards is occupying the
viding you pay for The Tribune on« attention of the commiRsioneni be­
year in advance.
tween their regular duttas at pres­
The god Janus is certainlv en­ ent.
J. N Morris has traded his hotel
property in Scio to H. W. Borchers
for the three acre tract in the
southern part of l^lanon which
was formerly used by the lebanon
Lumber Co. aa their mill site and
lumber yard.
Each property is
worth between 11500 and 12.000.
- labanon Express.
OUR
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Argentina'« Staterai Sr^ga.
In Argentina there is a natural MM(t
thaï la uw »r the anali wotxlerTul In
the wurul
It span« the Hl<> Mantees
and to knows ■« 'hr lint nrtalss But
Il to the work or nature. «sjra the Met
enilfii Amertcaa and no«, as * m pop
ularly aut>i<uasd of the Ilesa
Tba
road <>« wtu« b It so ora was probably
a cotonisi blsbway made by the l*sro
rían Ilea» ele* look adtaulaga nt the
pbetiomeiM« by toudiua thutr road orar
thia naturai »latito I
R. SHELTON
Rea*>nable Kate«
Any Amount
G>ng Time
Notary Publk and
Cornvycmor
No waiting
ta oí Title Examined
HECKER ¿k BEAM
133 Lyon St. Albtuiy. Or.
OREGON
SCIO
■4* SA VINGS DEPOSITS 4'
With the New Year come thoughts of better
times, of making more money and saving more.
Why not add to you» savings by depositing
your money where it will he alwolutely safe
and still rarn you a liberal rate of interest.
Small accounts as well aa large t>nra are
always welcome.
All that you need to do is
to mail your deposits to this hank.
Send
check, draft or money order. Banking by
mad is both safe and convenient.
ALBANY STATE BANK
‘ SAFKTY H.fH SKRNICK**
ALBANY
OREGON
Wet Weather Brings Colds
A cold, no matter how alight, should
never be neglected, for very serious
complications very often develop
and the result is a grave illness.
The Iwst treatment, the kind that
does the work when other treatments
fail, is
Rexall Cold Tablets
'M
Gently laxative, pleasant to take and
guaranteed to give you relief or your
money l>ack. Secure a I m » x today and
have it near at hand, for when a cold
first a tar la is the time to break it up
Origin al Spase«.
Two natural Ubjacta aram t» bara
ranuabad tba model for tba apooo to
primitive man ib» ri»»» or aon «bell
and the tear nt |Uanta
lo «mtbar»
«'bina «beli apoona ara still uaad that
aro durala repf’.xim'od In tba familiar
iwtocelaln •[»»•ti nf that itumtry «tatto
flirtai spoamo arr foand In India o«
wbtob era rapnducad a»on tba »«tna
nt tba too»«« rmm «blrfe they «rara
■'•itded
E. C. PEERY, Druggist
TTAc Totali Store
SCIO
OREGON
L mcm J Market Report
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Wheat »er bushel
a
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(*sts
Bran i>er ton
Wheat chop per ton
Oat chop
Barley ('hop *’ ’*
Flour per sack
Eggs per dozen
Butler tier pound
Chickens, hens per
ss
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•prtng
“ roosters
Turkeys
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Geera
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Ducks
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Beef
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H&
30
28 (M)
32.00
30.00
30.00
1.»
26
40
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lb
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0
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Veal
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Hogs, live per hundred lb
Hogs, dreneral
Mutton
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.08
10
04
10
6.10
6.60
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New Barber Shop
One door south Scio Hotel
W 0. WIMMER. P« op
Hair Cut
Shave
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Arrangements have lieen made
for Governor Withycombe to deliver
an address in Scio on Saturday.
February 19. In the interest of the
Linn County Fair and general farm­
ing.
Dr. Withycombe is interested in
the auccess of our fair, perhaps,
more than he is in any other, from
the fact that he helped create the
enthusiasm at our first street fair
which made the organisation of the
Linn County Fair possible
The
Tribune believes the governor has
attended every fair we have held.
He should have a capacity audience
FARM LOANS
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Neck Shave .
Plain Shampoo .
Fitch Shampoo
Lemon and i«g Shampoo
Tonica, except Quinine
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Southern California
'THE MAGIC LAND OF PALMS ANI»
FLOWERS
Southern California has much to offer you this winter.
City or country, mountain ur I «each resorts all are invit­
ing
The Panama-California exposition at San Diego
will remain open another year bigger and belter than
ever. But Southern California offers something even
greater than this. It w the ever present and <ielightful
Sunshine and ’ Flowers
Rose* in bloom. Oranges and Lemons ripening on the
trees. Poppies and Geraniums everywhere. This is
the real California. The expense of a trip to South­
ern California is not great.
Low Round Trip
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sale daily from ail Pacific
Northwest points. Stopovers are allowed at pleasure.
Through car service on limited trains, through
dining caf and observation cars make the all-rail
route the delightful way to go.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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