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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1916)
> ;;:*k* •' k ’.•a * X. * IV-A -• • • - ♦»>/»• »7-1.X. ' ’ ***V, «>• A « • .7* 1 h»- -A « * a ; * A«- able to see the street mud again The Ford Motor Co. expect to Mr«. Ollie MacDonald made a trebble the site of their plant this shopping trip to Albany last Satur spring day. The deepest snow of the winter in An Athletic Association has licvn Scio, fell lact Friday night, being ortranizrd and officers for the same Ixws of stock up in the vicinity of Gates is reported with about all near six inches in depth. have been <-l«*cted a« follows: ' Pres th«- feed exhausted, C. C. Simons of Sweet Home, was ident. Delberi l»ng. Vice pre»dent. Sylvia Rev Iler and family are stopping looking after busin«« matters in Clair McClain; S«*cretary. Gooch; Treasurer. G« hh * Bowman. at the Scio hotel, pending the vaca Stayton ami Scio last week. Any Amount lx*ng Time No waiting ' '** yî 1 r‘Í V f 'M t * / L r W. E. Chrisman Another inch of snow waa added to the blanket then covering the earth in thia locality last Thursday night, but was followed by a sun shiny snow melting day Friday. ' T L e T. *■ tl ¿♦A i. Leonidas L>dg>* No. 38. K. of P., is flourishing nicely. Some four candidates are ready for initiation, who have been delayed by the dis agreeable weather and sickness. Don’t forget that Gov. Withy- combe is billed tn sjieak in Soo on February 19. It is desired that everybody will bring a «tell-filled basket of good things to eat at that time. Sutherlin. Or.. Feb., 2.—Ike Ger to the will of the voters of the vais. a rancher and hunter of the Republican Party at the forthcom Wild Horae region, has abandoned ing primary election a sure method of exterminating the American eagle, He has been troubled by the birds preying on lambs. Catching an eagle in a steel trap Mr. Gervais wired half a stick of dynamite to the bird's foot, lighted the fuse and turned the captive loose. Sticks and profanity failed to dislodge it from the roof of his log barn, where it alighted. The roof disappeared in a cloud of smoke and feathers. Governor Withycombe’t activities in arranging the State Fair board to suit his particular English notion, has not earned him any friends It has placed his administration in an Wheat oer bushel___ attitude to attract criticism which Data " waa wholly unnecessary. Bran per ton_______ .. ton___ O. T. Porter, a once business asso Wheat chop per • a • • Oat chop ciate of thia editor, died at his home • • • • in Albany last week, aged 79 years Barley Chop Mr. Porter had Iwen the editor of Hour par sack the Harrisburg Bulletin, the Albany Eggs per doxen Herald and the Albany Bulletin and Butter per pound at one time wielded a considerable Chickens, hens per lb • • M <pring " influence in stale polities. •4 tt rooetere ” 44 44 Dr. J. G. Turner, formerly Turkeys of Lowe A Turner, the eye • a 4« specialists of Portland, will be in a« •a Docks Scio again Friday. February 11 at aa a« Reef Hotel parlors. Headaches relieved, aa «a Veal cross eyes straightened. No charge Hogs, live per hundred lb for consultation or examination I •4 at Hogs, dreeeed Satisfaction guaranteed. i aa aa 133 LyooSt. Albany. Or. With the New Year come thoughts of l*ettar times, of making more money and saving more Why not add to vour savings by depositing your money where it will he almoluUdy safe and still casn you a liberal rale of Interest. Small accounts aa well as large on«* are always welcome. All thai you nee«l to do is to mail your deposits to thia bank. Send check, draft or money order Banking by mail is both safe ami convenient. ALBANY STALE BANK "SAFKTÏ PLVIt SKKM« K" OREGON ALBANY Figsen Laxative Tablets With Cascara Regulates the system and keeps off the grippe. Pleasant to take Children eat it like candy Prices, 10, 25, 50c. 8 E. C. PEERY, Druggist '77 Ac Irreali Store OREGON SCIO Another Y ear » * » « I I of the Panama-California Exposition at San Diego This beautiful exposition will continue all the year 1918, bigger and better than ever. .Many of the best exhibits from San Fran cisco have been transferred to San Diego. If you neglected to see San Diego in 1915 do not fail to see this twautiful eitv thia year, Winter is the logical titpe too. Six months round trip tickets on sale daily from all Pacific Northwest points to Southern California I JO a. m California Et preti 12 40 p m Etpoatnon Spettai One door south Scio Hotel W. O. WIMMER. P rop . 4 TRAINS EVERY DAY between Portland * .nd 25* 15* 5* 26* 50* 85* 16* 3:50 P- M. Sharia Limited Tram Dt-Lon San I rancisco <75 p. as. Son Francato Et preti I DR. A. G. PRILL Pliy wdaa m J SwfpM ADVERTISE IN* Calte Attended !>ay or Night SCIO THF SCIO TRIBUNE ORE. AND GET RESULTS' Mattoa « OREGON SOO <4* SAVINGS DEPOSITS 4' New Barber Shop Hair Cut ... Shave - Neck Shave ... Plain Shampoo ... Fitch Shampoo - • Lemon and Egg Shampoo • Tonics, except Quinine • Abstracts of Title Examined HECKER N BEAM tion of the (Mimonagc A taffy party will be given by Dr. Dale, of Harrisburg, was in I the Senior ltomestic Science rise», Frank MclhmaJd will move to his town Tuesday called here tn consul which finished last semester, to the ranch, near Mehama, as »»on aa the tation In the case of Mrs. A E. Domestic Science ciaaaes I and 2. Edwards. weather will permit. on Groundhog's night. As the far-famed groundhog Mrs. Edew Co*. of Springfield, is The girls' class t«*am» for l»asket a guest at the home of her aunt. Could not are his shadow yeeterday. the country may now be regarded (tail were »rganited Monday and Mrs Ollie MacDonnld. this weok. as being «a fe. with an sarly spring gill soon compete in contests for Jcsee Rodger* m reported to have the entertainment of the public as in prospect Inst alM»ut 59 head of sheep, owing Quite a number of Scio people well as for physical exercise to to the severity of the weather. have been feeding the birds , So The boys* Iwsketball has arrived We make a specialty of Friend far ns we can learn. small birds lately and thry are anxious to try a ship. Engagement and Wedding have been well carwi for. Bob- game with the girls. Rings. F. M French & Son. Albany. white« and pheasants have not far«*) During Senator Garland's visit Oregon. no well. he offered a m-corui medal for the Mrs. F. M Arnold and little son. Hon. Sam'l. M Garland, of Leb lieat F^nglish essay written by High of Albany, came over Saturday for anon. came over Monday morning school pupils The High school ear- a short visit with her parents Mr. and delivered an excellent address tainly appreciates hie kind and lib and Mrs M. C. Gill. to our public and high schools, eral offer. While an accurate measurement Quite a number of school natron« The senior play is being decided has not been kept, it is thought the were nresrnt on and will be ordered in due time snow fail for the winter has not Strange. but a fact nevertheless to be practice«! by thoar who will been above 12 inches. When a man gets a taste of a court tak«- part. Portland m-w«|>aper» of Wclnra house job he can scarcely be per The representatives appointed He seem* to day evening and Thursday morning suaded to let go. last Friday for the decision whether gave a large amount of their news think the people need him <>nr place or not the idea of an Athletic Asso or another right along. space to storm stories ciation could I m * carried out were: Mrs. A. E Ed wards, who has Orville Gilbert, Deibert Long. Vic Frank Shelton, who has been spending the winter in Scio, started been sick for the past two weeks, tor I,yon. Clair McClain. Gene Bow on the return to his mining claims was taken bad Tuesday morning, man. Tedmela Kukacka. Loreen necessitating her husband. A E White, Sylvia Gooch. Bertha Smith. near Yreka. Cal., yesterday. 8 Edwards foreman of The Tribune The tail end of the Portland office, to be at her bedside storm switched as far south as Scio. If you want any of the daily Every body thou Id insist on W. P. papers. The Tribune will get them Wednesday night, covering the ground with near an inch of snow Elmore of Brownsville coming out for you at Bargain Day rates, pro- fur the legislature again. He prove«! viding you pay for The Tribune one The Tribune family is indebted to himself to be valuable to the people year in advance Frank Thayer for a small pail of at the last session and with the ex excellent sausage. There is some perience he has had. can tie more sense in having friends of his class. valuable than ever at the' next ses Political Announcements L. R Allphin. of Albany, came sion, Mr. Elmore, the people need over Tuesday evening to take A. E you. Edwards' place in The Tribune composing room. |tending the severe Announces himself as a candidate tllnesa of Mrs. Edwards. for County Commissioner, subject Notary Public and Contcycmor Reasonable Rat«* ■ The second «••ow-ster was opened Munday morning with a seiertion by the Glee Club and a heart to heart and inspiring address made by Sen ator Garland of lx*banon. He also I spoke separately to the High achool and esprcudly for the Iwm-ht of the teacher»' training ciase. Mr Ew ing wa« a distinguished visitor. Commissioner Tom Butler was in Albany visitors last week town Monday. Thirty-five «wrs for sale Enquire It is both pleasant and comfort of C. U. Sangog Scio. Ore, J"* ky » R. SHELTON FARM LOANS SCHOOL NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooch were . a * Y < * ,i.r . ■ Yesterday waa the Chinese New Mrs. N. I. Morrison was in Port- land last week . a r* 48 r' »5*-*H*» »♦«X-.i î ' v. r - «« .<» .. ** day XAM ■ «A % " *■ < % k - * ” ,*>* Ji 4
