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Fred Jones returned from bw
Manon lake frahmg trip last Friday.
bringing a supply of lake trout
The Wtwely*. their families and
relative* gave a family picnic up
Thomas creek last Sunday.
John Wesely returned from a
The Scio Dramatic truup play«!
business trip to Portland Timed ay "The Virginian'' at the Richard *on
J. J. Barnes wm in town over Gap hall last Saturday evening to
night Saturday, returning to Salem a g<* J house
Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Abbott, childrtm and
The Albany creamery made 122.- mother of Myrtle Point, are visiting I
000 worth of butter in the month Mr. and Mrs. W M Abbott. of the
Scio hotel.
of July.
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Railroad Strike Averted
The bridge across Thomas creek,
When in need of anything in the
within the city limit* is to ta re* way of job work, call and we us
Just as we g<> to preas. The Ore­ decked in the imnwiflste future. W'c du fimt-clae» work at rca»-nabl*
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gonian stales th«' thruat«-n«-d great Bert Bilyeu will look after the work price*
railroad strike which wotiki have
involved 400,000 men ami 3(11.000
mile« of railway is. temporarily
averted and it is believed the trouble
will b* amicably adjusted.
Both the men and employers have
agreed tn give the national board
/ Ac final touch of elegance
of mediation time to •** if the
The la.d enhancing charm
difference* may not be adjusted and
the big strike which would have
in Milady 1 Toilet
paralized industry all over the Unit­
ed Stales, averted. Score another i
virtary for Wilson.
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Mr*. N. I Morrison is reported I
Quite a number of Scio people
A number of cement sidewalk«
went
to Albany the first of the week
are to ta laid, caused by the street
to
see
the great photoplay. "The
improvement.
to be on tie Sick list.
Have you trM any of the heme Birth of a Nation."
PERFUME
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A new fvne»- surrounding the race i
Georg* A. French and Miss tatha
product sausages made in a clean
Sanders, both of Shelburn, were track at the fair ground* ha* bwn
kitchen at the Sanitary market?
Ro«' Shelton and family are pre- married in Altauiy by Judge .Mc­ «•rtTtod and lumber for the new
ladies pavilion is being haul«!.
ing for an outing at t'awcadia, ex­ knight last Saturday.
Mrs. Cross returned the first of
The Tribune will furnish extra'
the
week
from
a
vistf
with
her
copies
of the paper to any of its |
Mrs Ed lioraky and daughter,
advertisers and mall them to anv-|
perimt*.
of
near
Oregon
City,
tath
Blanch, are visiting at the Svoboda
of whom have lieen seriously ill.
body in Ijnn county at !>«’
parental home this week.
each.
The Child l^leir meaaur* wm
A litany, in addition to her Harvest
paaami
by the U. S. senate Tuesday
If you want any of the daily
Festival will include a round up.
by
a
large
majority.
It
will
liecome
paper*.
The Tribune will get them
the contract for the same ha* been
a
law
with
the
president's
signature
for
you
at Bargain Day rates, pro-
signed.
viding you pay for The Tribune one
Three
l«nn
county
school
fairs
We make a specialty of Friend­
year in advance
ship, Engagement and Wedding are to be held this year. At Scio
at
Harrisburg
Who will exhibit the largest pump­
Ring* F. M French A Son. Albany, September 6. 7. N;
October fl and 7; at Alliany Oct kin at th«' Fair, next m<»nth' Ths
Oregon.
12. II, 14.
Tribune will give a year's subscrip­
Wheat threshing on the fall crop
tion bi the exhibitor if he or she is
President
Wllaon
will
lie
oflimally
seems to It* general all over the
a school l*iy or girl.
notiflwl
of
his
nomination
during
Oounty, this week. Good yields are
the last week of August or on Sep­
Frank Shores, of l-aeomb, aceom-1
generally reported.
tember 2. The date has not yet panied by I’rof V. K Froula. <-‘f
Unltws the Wsat Scio r<>ad is
taen definitely fix««d.
Seattle, was in town Wedneaiay
materially improved before winter,
Prof. Froula owns a farm adjoining •
Work
at
cleaning
up
Mam
*tr«*t
we will have a mad which will re­
Mr. Shore* anti spends his yearly:
mim! us of old times because of the preparabiry to paving was commen­
vacation
on this farm. Prof Froula ,
ced Monday morning. The scara-
mud.
is
principal
of the largest High,
Dr. Bancroft, of Salem. Or*., fier. pulled by Frank Thayer's big
school
in
the
northwest, having -
will l>e at Scio Hotel. Scio. traction engine, is some digger.
2200 oufrils
Tu«*sda>, August 15, 1916. Will
The annual county convention of
People in this section of the state
make regular tripe. All work guar­ the W. C. T. U. will ba held in
will optxwe the Pendleton normal
anteed.
Brownsville during th«* a«*cond week
school scheme, not Iwcauae the
Harry Wittman, of Lebanon, was in September, to which all W. C. T
arhool i* to be at Pendleton nor be-
in town Tuesday, enroute to join U. women are cordially invited.
cause it is to be a normal scho<H.
the O'Brien wood camp up Thomas
In the European war, the great
but l»ecau*e the •tate la al rearly
creek way. He expect* to be en- drive againat th« Germans and
overloaded with colleges and to
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gagetl there for two month*.
Austrians Merna to continue unstat­
further increase the burden on the
Our Scio fair wm handicapped at ed on the w«-st, east and southern al rea<ly h«<avily
tax«!
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proprrtv
first liecause of railroad and hotel front*. The rule is on every front owner, ia unjust, look at th«- matter
conditions. The auto ha« removed for the Germans and Austrians to from any angle. If anybody in thi*
this handicap and the largest crowd lose ground,
locality votos for the measure it
in the history of the fair is expect«!
Unde Haman Shelton says he will be liecause of a mistake.
this year.
manag«! tn get away with that 5(Hh
R. E. Peery and A. T. Powell re­
Good printing can be obtain«! anniversary dinner in good *hs|ie turned from the Crown mines of
only where the proper types, press­ He says he is not quite as spry a* near Gates Saturday. Mr. Peery
es, material and expert workman­ was when he eat his first wedding brought down wane very rich ap­
ship is found. The Tribune office dinner, though he is worth several pearing ore. a large body of which
poawease* ail of these requisite* and dead men yet.
they are uncovering. The values in
the prices are right.
A rock crushi'r was brought to the mine ar* gold, silver, copper,
Tom Holt thinks a scarafler is town Friday and taken to the tar lea«I and zinc. Every mining loca­
not a good road tool, He thinks on the south side just north of J^hn tion up there is being develop«!,
the hard surface of a road should Wallace's tarn to be set up for both <>n the little North fork and
It is confidently
be disturded as little as possible i and work where rock to improve Main at Quartxville
street on the south side will !*• expt«cto«l that one of the richest
that uneaven places should
be
crushed.
mining sections on the coast will be
brought to grade with gravel or
eastern Lmn and
crushed rock, placed carefully.
Some very excellent road grading develop«! in
Marion
counties.
•ide
of
has
been
done
on
the
north
Th«' Eugene flax experiment la
J—» ji ..t u.«.!!
JEANICE OR I.AURICE
Liolh an neu' and delightful fiatar
combination oJon
Not a until
but a truly delightful fragrance.
pecting to start today.
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sure to prove mor* succeasful than
was that of the spit«' last year. A
man who knows how to handle and
prepare flax from the time it is
planted until it is ready for the
•pinning jenny, ia th* manager, He
is Eugene Bo
I, who is well known
in Scio.
The big railway strike, which in­
volve* more than 400,000 employes,
ia scheduled to he pulled off this
week, though there are some indi­
cations that a compromise may settle
or delay matters. The federal gov­
ernment may also take a hand, un­
lew agreement is reach«! by the
contending parties.
Prof 0. V. White was in town a
short time Saturday. He stat«! that
Mark V Weatherford ia billed to
deliver the keynote speech at the
Woodrow Wilson meet in Portland
thia week, which will be the formal
o|M»ning of the democratic campaign
in Oregon. Prof. White thinks Mr.
Weatherford'* chances for winning
the election in November are grow-j
ing brighter daily.
Thomas creek, a few mile* east <>f
town under the surervimon of Mr.
Eichenger, A dressing of crushed
rock or gravel will make this stretch
of road • joy to the auto owner.
Dr T. K. Sanderson
DENTIST
Our old friend. W. Wllaon, of
Phone 27-7
down Jefferson way. dropped into
OREGON
Ths- Tribune office Thursday of last BUIO
week and pushed hi* subscription
up for another year
He savs that
President Wilson is the first and
DR A. G. PRILL
only president to taar his name and
that be would vote to give his name­
Physician and Sarg
sake another four year* on Novem­
Calls Attended
ber 7.
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Day or Night
John Curl, an old time resident of
Scio, now living at St. Johns, arriv­
ed in town Saturday morning, driv­
ing ope of the first automobiles
brought out. Chas Wesely nor his
auto expert. Arthur Kelly, could
handle the machine, it wa» so far
hack from any of the models of the
past Nve or six years that they
WATERLOO. OREGON
could not handle the machine. Mr.
t.
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PUs. 12s J w * h
Curl was a carpenter when he livml
Sale dates arranged for at
in Scio. On* of the buildings he
constructed is the city hall.
The Tribune Office. Sew
PEERYS DRUG STORE
Dejiendabl«-
Service
RAKED HAY’’
I am a l*oy of 11.
I raked hay all through
When it was over, I had 65. I heard
people nutting their money in th«' l>ank.
I would put my monev in the hank. I
my money in the tank, I xtmusc 1 know
last season.
almut other
so 1 thought
am keeping
where it is.
We want the l>»y who make» hay while the sun shines.
Sun won't always shine
Rainy days come. Bring
or send $1 here to start your Rainy Day fund. We
want the boy who make* hay while the sun slimes.
ALBANY STALE BANK
ALBANY
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Painting and Paper Hanging
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1 ani prepared to do your j-aintmg or pa|M-r hanging
Refer you to
on «hort notice, at reasonable rates.
J. F. Wesely a* to the character of my work.
Estimates of materia) made.
Give me a trial.
GEORGE ÇIRHONS. S«v. Ort.
that
vacation
trip should not lx- delayed.
Newport
Oregon's premier beach resort
is not far away am! is easily reached
2 Daily 1 rains
from Altany to Corvallis,
lx>w
round trip fares are availaldt* Good
Fine surf
hotel accomodation«.
bathing
Boating on Yaquina
You can t beat Newport
fol a place to enjoy a vacation
H. C. ROLOFF
Auctioneer
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