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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1916)
■le’tf. t «* Zw * ■ *- .•‘e- * The wuth aider* are beginning T. J. Munkers. of Portland, was , looking after b usines* matters in already pi invite the people of the north aide to move over into the Scio yesterday. People are now desirous of a g<xxi progressive part of town, They«urr warm rain it is needed for the have the call *<n u* late grain and garden# Orvel Edward* •«visiting relatives Velma Edwards is visiting her in Salem this w«»k. little friend. Brrnadean Shumaker, Albany garages are selling gaso in Jefferson thia w*ek line at 20 cents per gallon. .Most of the business houses and Prof. 0. V. White was looking residences of Scio were decorated after bualnca* matters in Alhany ; with the naU'inal color« yesterday. Tuesday. The MacDonald-Morris |»arty re turned from the Portland mar show Tuesday evening Pete any* the party who ran into hia auto and smasbe»! it. paid for all repairs, re-, placing the injured |<arts where the- finish ha>i lietMi scratched, with new parts. Hill Young and <)t Alexander re- V. L Cal a van. of Linn Qty. came Farmer Fred Jones says he is well' turned from a trip to Ranier, Ore.. pl«-ased with the change from city I and the Portland roes show. Satur- over from Alimnv y«»»terday morn ing. Ixiumi for his old home in lo country life. I day* Bilyeu Den. for a few day* visit For Kale: A Harley • Davidson New clover hay sell* at |5 per with relatives and incidentally. ton in the field. Frank Thaver has ; motorcycle, in good condition, ready piscatorial diversions Prof, ('«lavan , for use. cheap. Inquire at The a large crop of iL is principal of the schools of Linn j Tribune office. tf. Prof. 0. V. While expects to City He al«i owns a half interest The roa<! from West Scio to in a drug budness in Albany I. spend a jart of hi* varetional season Munkers has tx*en surfais! with in looking after politics. Petty Politic« Avoided Mr. ami Mrs. F M. Arnold and gravel, shippe«! from Albany. It little M»n. of Allany. spent Sunday will he in fine condition for next winter. in this city with relatives. The south side c»»mmcn<v«| street The Oregon departmimt of th«* improvement yesterday. The boys Grand Army of ths Republic, i* in »ver there say they will make the session this w«<ck at Eugene i north side ashamed of thcmaalves For Sale Fancy Burbank seed potatoes. inquire of M. Kelly. for lack of public spirit. Jefferson, Ore., Phone. Bell. H F M. Home lift. The Scio Dramatic troup played an engagement at Sublimity last School Supervisor Joseph Benner Friday night. Roger Cain carried has file,! his resignation as school the troup and paraph*nalia over in supervisor with th«* county txard of i over in his auto truck lu cation. Wm. Brenner tore up his board Washington, June 14. Efforts to insert a plank in the democratic platform favoring a law to prohitdl federal judges from leaving the bench to. a<vept an el«*ctive < will not be countenanced bv dent Wilson. Administration officials let it be known that the president had sent word to Si Ixiuia that he did not want any petty politics p‘ay»*d Attention Ford Owner* Hiram Parker, of Albany, former I wold last week, preparatory to re- ly cntfagixi in th«* saw mill business placing the same withe a cement When in n»*e«i of repair*, great*»*, up Thoma# creek, |MMsed through walk. He wtll a<Mi grade the street oil*, tir»»* or repair work, look me town Tuesday. in front of his property. up. I have a full line of Ford re- We make a specialty of Friend Ex-State Senator A. J. Johnson I ship. Engagement and W«>dding of Corvallis, was on our street* air parts at catalogue prices. Also free tire service to Ford owners,! Ring». F. M French & Son. Albany. yesterday Mr. Johnson was a for- Will deliver a tire any place within Or«*gon ■ mer resident of Scio but is now at five miles of Scio at the list price. P. H. MacDonald was unlucky I the head of a large banking bustrxw N«i charge for delivery. enough to get his new Studebaker I ! in Corvallis Fred T. Bilyeu. Ford Agent car smash«*«! down at lhe Portland The cripple brigade ha# a new re •»2D Phone 27, Scio, Ore roes carnival. cruit. Harry Johnson appeared on Anybody deoiring to butcher an the streets Monday morning with animal can have the use of our his left foot out of commission, slaughter house and tools, free of caused by a heavy log falling upon Wm Ehlert. who is now proprie charge, if they desire. Sanitary it when sawing. tor of the Ruas house, in Albany, Market. Joe Young says that he was too invitas all of hia old friends and the Ira Bilyeu was brought down busy during his young rnanho»x! traveling public in general to sample from the Dennis O'Brien w<xxi days to get married and now, in his the splendid meals he is now serv camp. Friday, seriously ill. He was mature years, he is m > fixed in his ing Good well prepared, served as taken to the home of his brother. habits of life, that he does not wish you get it at home and without at Walter. to change them tempting any unnecessary display, Fred Bilveu went to Portland the If Miss Grace Gill, who has been is the rule at the Ruas house first of the week to have one of his you desire a good wholesome eat having her eyes treated by a Port new Ford cars nickel plated, He and plentf of it. the Ehlert is the land specialist, came up home last added several new Fords to his stock to go. tf. place week. One eye is all right but the of cars last week. other is still on the sick list, requir Mrs. Turek and Mina Rudolph and Mark Weatherford's Chance* Good ing her to remain indoors. Oscar, of Oakland, Call., arrived In Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller are the Scio Saturday, expecting to make a If Mark Weatherford, of Albany, proud parents of a daughter, who two-months visit with her sister. candidate for congress, gets the full Mrs. Alliert Young, of miuth of came to their home on June 11. democratic vote, which he will and The new c«>mer is a lusty 10-pounder town. the prohibition vole which is promia- and makes her wants known in s Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bilyeu and e«l him, and lhe republican voter* way which will not admit of denial. Mr. ami Mrs. Vai de Shelton, all of who are weary with the foailixed The Tribune is indebted to F. J. stand-pat idea* of Mr. Hawley, he th«* upper Thomas creek and Bilyeu Denny, a prominent farmer and hop is sure of election. Den countries, were Albany visitors raiaer down Jefferson way. for a Saturday. Roe Shelt«»n took them It is Mr. Weatjierford'* plan to pleasant call last Thursday after- over in his autobus campaign the outlying sections of M C. Gainre. one of our leading mx>n, He was having his buggy this congressional district very farmers of south of town, added his horer shod, presumably to let his thoroughly, to get acquainted with name to The Tribune'« list of *ub- auto rest. the people and their desires acribers last week. Coaly ha* not It is now planned on the south Mr. Weatherford is an excellent forgotten that thia editor aasisted in side, to go ahead with street im- sueaker and poasesnea a personality hia election as sheriff of Linn county provement, though not in exact which leaves a favorable impression back in the 'BOa. Being just in accord with the city engineer's wherever he goes ulan* The property owners, with the morning of lhe prime of life; Preparations for the celebration the aid of road district funds, pur- with a desire to benefit people rath of Auly 4th are under way, a fall pose doing the work. er than u> advance hia personal, program of the exercise« will be interests. The Tribune predict* that published next week. AU of the Mr. and Mr* F. M Snyder, of Mr Hawley will have all he can do! exercise# will tie held at the fair , Sand Ridge, recently celebrateli grounds which will be of interest to i their golden wedding. A report of to maintain the prestige which he all during th* entire day. the same with their pictures was ha# l»een able to hold among the people heretofore. When a public Perhaps many of our ci ti lens do published in last Sunday's Oregonian. official, especially a congressman, not know that the remonstrance not They are acquaintances and friends I of The Tribune family, which ex get# into a rut. the lime for hia re only blocks street improvements tirement has arrived. Mr. Hawley under the eouncilmanic plan, but tends congratulation*. i has reached the rut stage and it is blocks all improvement for the year Why not organise a non-partisan but just to the people that he gives The council can now do nothing for political association in Scio before way to younger and more active the period of six months, according which all county candidate« will be blood Mr. Weatherford supplie* to the provisions of the charter, invited to speak, especially the legis every thing desirable in a congreas- which means nothing until next lative candidates' The people are man year, unless the property owners deeply interested in the work of our petition the council to permit them next legislature and have a right to Wanted at once- Two cords of (the property owners) to make the know the view* of the candidates of Ifi inch big fir wood, free of larve improvement all parties. t knots, at The Tribune oAee. Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTIST Ph«Hw. rr-7 When in need of anything In the way of job work, call ai d see us. We do first class work at reasonable priesa Y We are pre|«red to take char ire of funerals it. an up-to-date sanitary manner Emlmlming is done bv a lieensmi undertaker. Work guaranteed satisfactory. N. I MORRISON A N. C. LOWE A WALL PAPER STORY A merchant oner decide»! to go into the wall paper buxine*, so he placed an order with an affable, honest app»*anng young saltwnan and anon had the good# in stock to sell. Bring an h<>nc*t merchant am! ignorant in th»- wall pai#-r business, added to the cost of the go»#!» only a fair profit plus the cost of doing business By the Hid of the M*o»m! year he Iw-gan to wonder why he lost mi many sales on wall paper and discover*»! that his stock was SO deplet ed that his customers hail no choice in designs. He tried to buy new atoek for thorn- numtiers that were short and was advise«! by hia «yholeaaler tn purchase an entire new and up-to-date stock. He de- cMe«l to do so. ami tried to sell the remenants of his old stock, but discovered that he didn't have enough of anv or»* kind to paper a pantry. Surely, if he stayed in the wall paper business, he had to throw out his old stock and buy new. so hr sat down tired to almorb the idea The stock he had on hand (a total lorn) had coat him more than he had gained in profit on th»* goods aold.*Mo he was really !>e- hind the game Hr sf»*nt th»* n« xt few »lays try ing tn figure out how he could slay in busin«-## und»*r th»* throw-it*out-and-buy-more system am! by the end of the week he decided it couldn't be done Having a few old fashioned scruple# aimut fair profit and honest tiusines*. he quit. Bit THAT ISN'T TIIK WAY Wg PO BUflINKf» Uhl Bros have a system in th»* wall jwper burnn»*## which rivals lhe perfection of the Rexall drug store system. Each year we will receive thirtv-stx or more designs and place them on sale at a fair profit. At the end of th«* year Uhl Bros’ agent collects th«* remnants and ships them lack to the wholesaler whe’re they ar«* sorted and re bound into new assortments and sold to second das# trade. No loss liecause we receive credit for good# return«*»!. In our store y»»u will find as many of th«*** designs displayed a# the length of the building will pern it. an<! if it is inconvenient just now for you to call at the store, please ask us by telephone or i#»st card to mail you a catalog. Price to price, and quality to quality, we guarantee to meet all competition, Including mail order house#. Yours for service PEERY'S DRUG STORE THE ARM OF A SETTEE It was hollow In cleaning house mother discovered it. She thought it was a g<#x! plai-e to kwp her money. She gathered together 1150 in bills and hid them in th«* hollow arm of the old settee The other day she went to add some more bills to them, when she found mice had made a nest of her 1150. The Bank is a good place to "hide" your money. 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