The Scio tribune., October 12, 1916, Image 4

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Hack«, Surrey» and Buggies
The parent-teachers meeting al
the public school auditorium last
Friday night, was highly succeaafur
LOCAL BREVITIES
We still have unw hacks, surrays
•
' County School Superintendent W. and buggies; also, two manure
L. Jack»n was present and deliver­ spreaders, which we offer <»n the
A
ed an interesting add ran*. Other market at very low prices
We in­
speaker» added to Die interest and a tend to close out these lines regard­
parent-teachers association was orga­ less of price
Th® Scio Tribune SI.60 a year
nised.
If you are tn the market for any
One thing we can any. thia hna
Are your children backward of there* goods, be sure and see us
been a very short fly aeaa >n
in school? If so, it may I* tiefore you purchase elsewhere, as
Mra. M. C. Gill ia visiting in Al­ due to eve trouble of some kind. An
I am tMisilive that we can save you
bany thia week, taking in the round education obtained at the expense of
16 per cent on your purchase.
uo.
eve sight ia of slight value
It is
Yours for business •
Bert H. Dyer. a Canby newspaper better tn obtain l>oth by seeing that
( has Weeely.
man. spent last Saturday night at the childrens eves are right. Child­
the Scio hotel.
ren cannot tell whether their «yes Favors a Fairer Co. Representation
Andrew Crabtree, of Maupin, are right or wrong. Bring them to
Ore., is visiting relatives In this Dr. Turner, the well known eye
(Continued from page I)
specialist ami let him give their eyes
vicinity and Jordan.
Again, I have lived in the forks
N. I. Morrison haa hi* new bunga­ a most thorough and searching and of the Santiam since DU«. Harvey
low inclosed and workmen are now scientific examination. ami they will Shelton repn-wnted “The Forks"
tell you w hether they are right or
doing the inside finishing.
then. If my memory serves me
wrung
Is not such information al­
J. J. Harm*«, son Jimmie and
correctly, there haa been but two
most beyond prior? If they do not
men elected from thia large portion
daughter Mias Nellie drove up in
need glaraes Dr Turner will posi­
their auto from Salem Saturday.
of the county since that time
Is
tively not recommend them
One
that fair? la that justice? If I am
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu, daugh­
charge covers the entire coat of ex­
mistaken. I stand corrected
These
ter Mi«« Nita and Mrs. N.J. Weddle
amination. frame« and lenses. Con­
two were Jefferson Myers, of Scio
motored over to Albany Monday.
sult him at Hotel Scio. Monday.
and W. C Miller, of Shelburn, I
We make a »(racial ty of Friend­ October 23.
believe
that the mass of the voters
ship. Engagement ami Wedding
will
treat
ua more fairly, if they
Mark Weatherford Will Speak
Kings. F. M French A Son. Albany,
understand
the situation.
Oregon.
I am told that we pay aixiut one-
Mark Weatherford, ’democratic
Monday morning Wm. Brenner
third of the county taxes
Yet we
eommenced building a stretch of candidate for congress, will deliver
have no voice in making the tax
cement sidewalk some 360 feet long an address at the Federated church
laws. How are we going to get fair
in front of hia property on the south in thia city next Sunday evening
representation in the legislature un­
As Mr. Weatherford ia not a preach­
side
less we speak out and let the rest
Mrs h C. Thoma ia attending er. the address will not be a sermon.
of the voters know the unfairness
the alate convention of the Oregon Nor will It lie a political campaign
of it all. I am always working for
Congrvrai of Mothers and Parent- speech. It will be on moral grounds
the betterment of public matters
Teacher aaaociation at The Dalles and as Mr Weatherford ia a talent­
and hope that we will have no cause
ed «(leaker, his hearers are sure tn
thia week
to complain in the future. What I
he entertained U|«n social uplift
For Sale Close in acreage to
have written. I have written
It
matter. All are cordially invited to
lx-t>ari<-n. acre tracts, highly develop­
must not lie taken as a criticism of
hear him
ed. Eaav terms, interest fi per cent.
our present efficient county court.
Write Helen V. Crawford, lebanon.
Joe. R Geddes,
Street Improvement Io Commence
Mr. and Mrs. W. S Carpenter
Mill City. Ore.
left Tuesday for a two-weeks vialt
(Mr. Geddes in «peaking of the
It has liven definitely decided by
al Medford
Mrs. Carpenter haa a
division of the Minnesota county,
the city council to improve the busl-
sister there whom she haa not aeen
has reference to what is known as
mws center of Main street with a
for twenty years
• "Township organization.’’ a system
crushed gravel surface and drainage
which prevails in several of the up­
Choice meats only; absolutely no as was first planned
It will tie re-
Ed)
bulls or slaughter house hogs in our memliercd that the first plan was per Mississippi valley states
market. Beef cuts from 9 to 16 def rater! by a remonstrance.
Thin
X-Ray Machine Here
cents per pound, pork to 164 cents. (laving was agreed upnn by property
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Fish on Fridays.
Sanitary Market. owners, but no bids were submitted
An X-ray machine of the latest
Arthur Kelly, mechanic at the because contractors could not move
tytM’, the result of 11 years investi
Chaa Weeely Garage, left last Fri­ their fiaving plants here for the
gation and research, has been in­
day for Prineville, called there by small quantity of paving and the
stalled in the office of Dr. Prill, by
the fatal illness of his brother. He price allowed by the ordinance Now
Woodw ard A Maclaren. Pacific coast
arrived home with the body Tuesday that all property owners have signed
agents for the Campbell ElrctricCo.
evening.
up. but two or three, for the crush­ of l^nn. Maim
F. E Parker, a cattle buyer of ed rock, the work has been ordered
The (ampbell X-ray machine ia
Oregon City, was up last week buy­ under the supervision of R Shelton recognized ar the leading machine
ing stock rattle. He ia shipping to The property owners, who refuse to of the day and is the only one en-
Kansas.
He picked up several sign up, will simply be left in the dorsrd by the government, for uw-
bunches of nice looking cattle in thia mud.
in military and naval hospitala
Three coatings of crushed rock
locality.
During the recent exodus of the
The Tribune is Indebted to Secre­ will he applied, each coating rolled national guards to the Mexican
After
tary of State Ben Olcott for an ab with the last coat the finest
border. Il X-ray machines of the
which
the
whole
will
tie
oiled.
This
atract of the ticket to Ira voted upon
same type and character as installed
next month. It is complete as far ia the plan and. while not quite as in the doctor’s office, were shipped
as national, state, judicial and legis­ desirable as paving, ia sufficient for by the company for active service in
lative officials, but not for local a country town and the cost is one- the cause of medical and surgical
half leas.
county officers.
work.
The machine is not only equipped
Mr. and Mrs. 0. B Cyrus. Mrs.
Another Pioneer Passes Away
for
X-ray work, but furnishes all of
May Jones and eon. Freddie laird
the
electrical
ami therapeutic cur­
and Merl Cyrus, autoed up from
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rents
for
treatment
purposes, re­
Portland Saturday evening. All re­
until recent years, that he did not cognised by the leading authorities.
turned Sunday save Cob. He could
not rcetst old time associations and attend as an official or spectator. Among some of the complaints for
For a time he served as a govern­ which the machine has proven itself
allurementa, so will visit here for
ment official in Alaska
moat successful, is hardening of the
two or three weeks.
Mr. Waggoner introduced the arteries, all rheumatic conditions,
last week a strange little lady j commercial growing of logantierries
insomnia, neuralgia, skin diseases
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mra. in the Igiianon country, organizing
and nervous conditions.
N. B Mien, of northwest of Scio. a company which planted some 40
The machine operates almost noise­
The visit of this little lady haa. or 50 acres of the same. He, also,
lessly and the small« st child or most
prohahlv. Iwen hoped fot for a num- ■ platted what is known as ’Sunrise“
nervous woman need have no fear
tier of years ami now that she haa addition to Lebanon.
of electric shock or inconvenience
arrived, let ua hope the visit will he
Mr. Waggoner was moat enter­
In addition to the machine, an
prolonged indefinitely. The Tribune taining ami companionable.
Hie elaborate equipment has l»-en in­
extends congratulations
profound knowledge of matters per­ stalled for the full operation of the
For Sale 120 acres of land two taining to the northwest and hia different modes of treatment.
miles southwest of Scio, good new most excellent memory, made his
Scio is now in a position to have I
ami modern 8 room house, lath, society moat enjoyable.
competent X-rav work don«- equal
As a friend he was faithful and to that obtained anywhere.
pantry, fair large bam.
family
orchard, berries etc
Will well as a husband and father, kind and
Rev, H. B, Iler says he enjoys
either the whole or subdivide into affectionate. Hia numerous friends
40 and 80 acre tracts. Title good. will drop a silent tear as they follow country life greatly.
50 cents round trip to the Albany
Will sell for cash or take other land hia remains to its final resting place
in
the
Keeney
cemetery
.
south
of
for part payment, if suited
Very
Round Up. Oct. 12-14. Phone R. M.
. Cain.
reasonable price. K. F. Titus.
tf Brownsville on Tuesday.
(Continued from page 11
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Che adita» dosa ed «re te no® hi»
naturano far diarwa»te«i -« e»«o*ra*r
Ser«ti<M>» «nd roveraasM potete» (hot
ef .» affari thè fatato»
Mr latout said “la thè «p»tv-arten
or tossisse« ■»«teda af «tei ribotta«
Attori- a. setti itea » r esse« sdraiatati»
Osa. wsa sbasì tM yoare toefetad Ose
aseey sn4 sederei iereOes betolad ttke
rad eT Oerep«
aatt pel la thè »«ry
tblaa le wtohsh fMia u barkward
•he eheaiO leed thè warM
atte 4oee
est. tersaee a -Hqae eT «perlai tesar
sete Sto-talea patotlr opiek>e se4 «wa
trelwO leeMetlee thrmisa thè toeeees
ai tbe ttesrabMrea perir
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have ttoar w*' **<< ,h*’
•»•«««>
ane le hy*ae«iao0 tote criticai rasai
ttse «ellea
**rre»l4sei Wlis-ei te nell ber fenled
eer issi toy itole rr»«»4
11» le tlrelase
polirei, reorslag
He tose a bistorte
«enee ef tb» test, s «ye>twib«-tl- «ause
>r thr prosai atMl • propbetlrall)
«ptiitusi astrae ef «te* fatare
Wteite
bis hsed U «bove tb* deuda bis tee«
are always aisse itee sente
■» te
Meaiisite *e «a» «ne «ut» se thè etber
partirai He le a geett teirainsee rasa
“Ha kaews «test B»o4 psllttee aad
gued aceaotni. » are tbe aaara Itela*
He te reartaea. ta sU aay relativo® wltte
tetaa. Slrert ar (attiraci I fall te *a*
eayttein* ar anyteeOy tee te errate afZ
I
time of leaving Scio , with Superin­
tendent J ack • >n
as main
card
distributor.
Returning to Mill City an hour or
more was «(rant at the school fair
and a( 4 (> m the start homeward
was made. At Weazle Flat school
house, we took a road leading over
the hills, instead of returning via
1
Jordan. From thia time forward,
all road admiration ceased. In fact
a>me of the stretches reminded ua
of the roads of 15 or 20 years ago.
We will say nothing of taking
th«- wrong road at one place and
i
having to turn back, nor of the
new method of campaigning intro­ '
duced by Mr. Peerv. Suffice to aay
we reached home shortly after 7 p.
m.. after having apent a moot pleas­
ant ami profitable day. Anyway,
■
if you want just a bit of enjoyable
experience, you will get it if yoq
CaneeUn*.
will go out for a day’s campaigning
-VTbat dld you aay your a*» waaF
with a couple of candidates, especi­
to* rrmarhsd between <lsn<*a
ally if one of these ia trained in the
••Wall | dldn’t asy," atnartiy return
ed tb» girl, ‘bnt l‘v® just reacteed
art.
twstitr «ma’*
“te «hst ®nV hs rrtnrnsd • «»tisolln*
Mortgage Loans
ly “Wbat de» si ned youF-Richange
AH e Qveel'ae ef lalaraet.
Kagetellcea W> pan.’ always bas »*-
In amounts from $2.500 to $10,
ea a *«« latsreet la tbe ferrasi
000 on good cultivated farms
No tieni-» rat Ou« of bten i-m raaaa. aa*
ai thè rate ef « lo il P®r c*at e year
delay if your title is perfect. Call
on J. V. Pine, 203 West 2nd St-
Albany. Ore
OAVID LUBIN AD.
-ATFS
RE-ELEC I U.i vr IMLSON.
Faths«
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Ara«'*raa
Aniths- La»
Hura*
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
DENTIST
Phone 27-7
Credila
»4 Rsewbhoaa, te
Ja.a Orea-Sant'a blan®ar<
SCIO
t>a»14 trahln fnnn4®r ni tbe tate»-
aat -eai laatltut» of AgrteeMere and
tatuar «f ih» rural < red ita reersttraat
ia «»erica tea» (olsed «tee list ef
l»r--mlu»ot Hspubiv a a» <w>*t>ly aOvecet
las tb» re »to* tloo of Preateeat WU
ana
Within a feriatgtet Tbouraa A
lui s - hi Luther llurbaato aad Henry
Ford ali Kspubman» alte araa ot te
«srustiooai fan» tosta d>u>e Itee easse
Darld Lubia la a w®elttey CaUfemia
faruisr
Hia tntsreet la e» erta* a
square dee! for the termo (sé bisa te
mak» reasar- te abroad and ®et of tete
efforts grew tbs I nt area t lattai leetltwte
of Aan-'ulture at Horae Ttola matite
tk-n •(■■*» for tba staples af agrtrullare
<>f th.- wori-l what th* Atoarlas --tosa
bar of tomi *r> e d-wa for the prederà®
of th* Aipsri-wa manufacturer
rhr-»-i<b bls loosr-ll-a with the In
«Ulula b* l-wram* Intrreeted tn the
rwr. i credit systems or re».-*« arad ted
th* ow»«*H>»ni which r® ul'cd is tb®
p-iasae* of th* Hural Credits Art by
th* Wilson administration
Just before deportiti«: for Italy re
rally Mr t.ubiti a-itborire* an te
tsrtirw of « tasi word» In wblrb toe
csvs hia opinion ->f lb- < acta of tbe
Wilson administration wbk-b directly
aff» i tb» farmer
This toss bora fee
aletird without caet to »«®ry India*
term pairar in th* t'nilcd Ristre
If
the teta-r-. a—u -jL e «<l tL la Ur
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Everything
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Local Kieios & Birthday Cards
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