The Scio tribune., October 26, 1916, Image 4

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Candidate for Coroner, W M.
Big Fire at Crabtree
Eortmlller. of Alliany, was over last
Thursday in th** interaeU of his
Word reached Scio Saturday after­
candidacy,
noon that the W. J Tumidge store
A tlane»* wiii lie given at the building and dwelling adjoining wm
Wrarly hall on Tuesday evening. burning ami. later reports »tated,
November 7. Election returns will were destroyed.
The blaze started by a »(Mirk
be giv« n every half hour.
i igniting the drv moss on the roof pf
J. C. Burkhart, Mias Nellie Gun-
the store building ami as the water
mu I s ami two gentlemen, all of I
supply was short, th«- people could
lx*banon. were over to attend th«*
do but little U> check the flames.
Miller speaking
The »tore room »o occupied »» a
Dr. ami Mm. J. G. Gill and Mm. feed store ami the up|>rr story by
Dollie Waggoner motored over from Prof. Rigliee aa a dwelling. All of
l^ebanon Sunday, returning in the the furniture was removed from the
evening.
upper story.
The loss is placvd at $2000. If
We understand that Mm H. A.
there
was insurance, we have n«t
Stepum-k whm force«! to r«wgn an
teacher of the Munkem school be­ heard about it.
cause of ill health.
An Eirellent Cuisine
For Sale Close in acreage to
Lebanon. acre tracts, highly develop­
Wm. Ehlert. who is now proprie­
ed Easv terms, interest 6 per sent
tor
of the Russ house, in Albany,
Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebanon.
invites all of his old friend* and the
Monday afternoon D. H. Ixxmey
traveling public in general to «ample
and wife. Mm. Samuel Adolph ami
the splendid meals h* is now serv­
Miss Pauline Looney motored over
ing. Good well prepared, served as
from Jefferson for a visit with Mr*.
you get it at home and without at­
0. C. Thoms.
tempting any unnecessary display,
Why not kill that winter meat is the rule at the Russ house
If
where everything is handy and easy you desire a good wholesome rat
to keep clean ami sanitary? The and plenty of it. the Ehlert is the
use of our slaughter house and tools place to go.
tf
are FRFK tn anyone who cares to
use them. Sanitary Market.
Hacks, Surreys and Buggies
We still have some hacks,
and buggies; also, two
spreaders, which we offer
market at very low prices,
tend to close out these lines
less of price.
Pendleton Normal School
Proven Necet sity
(Co*M fresa Forti»«M Orsgr a as 1
MONMofTH Om. Jnaa I»
h
M Normi
•ekool o*ena* Ibis »W1
stu<>> ul
rolled IS*.
large»« as rarorg tar »tal» Nertnal U
h»a ta car» tor larga »tu4«at body a I
•SS baiag emwSag iste au inoriuw »
parity of bbS
Gallarla» nii< >1 a>lh
aislaa
Mara tbaa iM Madri««» - <
N»w boarSiag bouse» rampi« trd a< -
lag hou»r» built aad test» usad
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•leap '«• upper fl««»r at
hm>>
The offkiM arbool report gl»«*» iuu »red» pupil*
la Munhioulb. for trarber prartlcr
Read what those you have elected to handle th*
affa ir» of your state and who are thoroughly tniurm*d
regatding school ton«it1«ons in Or«i,oa have to »ay
coaceiaiag measure
ea the bailol at th* cuunag
elocüoa:
h. .| wer h sfi.l
i
•cbeel ei IIU« «4« mi in LaHriti «*<<•
one ihei i»i»*c«sn *>*OTd» a N ■i »i > ■•<». . l -ir »« •><«•
g«»n «lui rimirici flit* ail th* « *■ n»i»rni
iri.la”
By the County School Superintendents of Oregon
Rea- . I that it ia Ihr «rt.ee al ih»
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Huy* i».I*
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..i the bMl i «« i * -<►«•<* r»f th«
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the
State Jr««
<j in« <«MB«srd iw -.ti«« for th*
training W
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■i»«.'. di* Io ••Iwbhwh « Ntittnai Mt hmd «I t*rt»*H* I míi *'
By Mr* Charleo M Ceotner. Preaident of the Oregoa
Federation of Eumeni Clubs
tn« f h«aftil> etHkaoe
Scboot al Hs>ndiet*»n ‘
Murray»
In amounts from $2.500 tn $10.
manure 000 on good cultivated farms. No
on the delay if your title is perfect. ('all
We In­ on J. V. Pits*. 203 West 2nd St..
regard- Alliany. Ore.
If you are in th«* market for any
FOR CORONER
of these good», t>e sure and see u»
before you purchase elsewhere, aa
I am no«itive that we can save you
15 per cent on your purchase.
Yours for business
Uncle George Warner, who has
Chaa. Wesely.
been employed for many years at
the Scio flouring mills, was discharg­
Notice
ed last week, not for inefficiency
but tn reduce eX|«enses
Uncle
Having dissolved partnership. J.
George. though getting on in years,
W. Chromy having Ixiught the inter­
S N KRADE
is a splendid mill man and absolutely
est of J. F. Kukack in the Scio
reliable.
of the firm of
Planing Mills, it is necessary that
Fisher-Braden
Furniture Company
Charles E. Hughes, if defeated all old accounts lie Hoard. All par­
Undertakers
and the outlook now is that he will ties knowing themselves indebted to
Alliany -
. .
Oregon
be. will sav after November 7. that1 the Scio Planing Mills Co. will oiaaa*
he wa* extremely foolish to allow call and settle at once, either by
the G. O. P. old guard loader» to cash or note.
attempt to make a caupaw of him
J F. Kukacka,
with which tn rake their government
J. W. Cbromy,
Notary Public and
chesnuta. A $10.000 a year life job
Contentor
should not be lightly surrendered at
We make a specialty of Friend­
the lirhest of a lot of disgruntled ship, tagagrment am! Wedding
Abstracta oí Title Examined
politicians who are about to be east Ring* F. M French & Son. Albany,
into the sera«) b«-ap
j Oregon.
SCIO
OREGON i
R. SHELTON
NoraeaA
Normal School al Poodlotoa
Local Market Report
Mortgage Loans
Ibe l*»«ila«i of aoMl
Prof Robert C French, Foren er President of the
Normal School Located at Wreton
A« Immediato oa«M: .lahtnwni *a
a w
hmd al »'m«
reatiOl »Mint »U»'b ae prndlolon •■‘«•id *<<<*• at g»«.»l OJBMot
to Iba «tale of Utogon
B. F. Mwltaey, Sa President bowtnern Oregon Normal
Sehooi:
abadi auyeort IS« kwaU«*o el ba luoafeyM Mrogota
in 1906.
Bran dot ton
Wheat chop per ton
aa
Oat chop
• a
Barley Chop
Flour per sack
l<g" per doicn
Butter tier pound
Chickens, hens per
• s
spring
*•
roosters
ea
• a
Turkeys
Gteese
Ducks
at
aa
Beef
Veal
Ho«r*. live per hundred lb
Hogs. dr«*iwed
Mutton
«iva
It »111 goo ree »laoavro le a-u« i
By J. M. Actaermaa, Pr mi ór ni Oregon No »rei School,
tt Mofiffivuth;
"A
e.'*ful eneiysUi ef <b*
wu
Mi « «ny
(Msttofficv» were discontinue«! on ac­
count of the «-stablishment of rural
delivery, representing a saving to
the ptwlal service of $1.013.000 per
annum and also • taving of $8.482,-
000 on account of the discontinu­
ance of star-route service.
The
period of greatest activity in the
rural «ervic- was from r.*ti to 1905
the appropriations running f<x«m
$450.000 in 1900 to $21.119.000
Wheat nrr bushel
Oala
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i,
•y J. A ChMcemtl. but» *u»«r mtsnUcnt •< PuMI*
InMcostian
"I tru»l ia«t «»• velera
raising o,« «langa.» e« <"
alala Marmai H i.-M al «*»>
■y P L. Campbell. Preeultnt of the Umririit, af
Or»|oa :
"Al >«eal era adgllieaal Neima; Vkaal la urgenti?
Beava» le or agra
By W J. Herr, Preaidsat ef th« Oregon Agricultural
Ce lego
«■>1 r the aarrele of Pane «. n ' r
»
a «n» « if
'Mail pba* •,
ter thè •atabit«l>m>-nt ef a
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town.
At the eloae of busine*» June 30, i
1916. there were in operation from
IK.H13 post office» throughout the i
country 43.H77 rural routes. Up to
and including June 30. 1915. 26.0801
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WlthyofH»«. Qovgrn^r •< Orr^OR:
Ui Mh.ii.ski.
Rf»r*ab«l
• y
State Board of Regenta oí Origini Normal School
deciare* that "tbc net « wily lor utltlilioiud Normal
vciitMil faciline* in Oregon is appurrnl
Portlaijd (Ummlicr ul C. oiiiim . h «• etidorara measure
30N aud say Prndlctou most Itiguul lo***liun lor Nur-
mal **-bo**l in Eastern Oregon
308 X YES is « von
K«aai»r0
B> J
(HM AAv »
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for your chilore *
Htala Nmmai
(¡«iftn M». y
Carumlltaa
<>r«
$* vmi «1 trien,
Appointerai ul Eiccatru
DR A G. PRILL
Physician
and
Surgrou
Calls Attended
Day or Night
< >RE.
SCIO
1^- Bancroft, of Salem, will
be at Hotel Scio, on Friday,
October 27.
Stearns Mentholated
Pine-Tar
Thia is a new preparation ««nd you get a new
feeling from its use.
It is not composed of syrups and hope, but
is an efficient phyaicidti* prescription.
It is not a secret, here is the formula
White Pine. Tar. C«xl IJver extract.
Oil Eucalyptus. Menthol. Squill,
Lobelia, Blood Root. Tartar, Emetic
and Ammonium Chloride.
Rexall Cold Tablets Contain Phcnacetine and
not Acetanlledt. Ask your physician their merit*
P EER
DRUG STORE
Dependable
Service
Ba •
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À «i.'iiîtt
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Beginaing of Barai
William L. Wilton was the father
of rural delivery, whose Iwiefita no
one can fully -icarrilte. for it is with
out «jueation the m*>»t popular ad­
ministrative nwasure of the trovern-
ment
For years there had been a
growing di«content among farmers
and th«* people in the smaller towns
at the poslal ad van (ages affonied
th«- citi«-» and th«- more popular
communities They fell th«4me«4lve»
deprived of the ooport unit tea and
benefits which other» enjoyed, anti
the desire fur recognition was out­
spoken ar^ insitrnt and could no
longer l«e denied. On June 9. |M9fi 1
the sum of $40.000 was made avail-1
able, and on October I, IR9fi. the
first ex(«erim«-ntal rural delivery was
put into operation in Jefferson
county. West Virginia. Service ’*'*«
>•» la bl isbeil on thrw rout«** »imul-
taneously. »ne from Chari«*» Town.:
one from Uvilla and «me from Hall-j
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Jf' .
Delivery and Ita Progret*
At the lime «inference held in
Corvallis, Oct. 7, provision wait made
for forming a «mmmittec to draft a
bill giving the state the right to ar-
quire by purchase, lease or condem­
nation such limestone dr|«o»ita as
The Sdo Tribune $1.50 a year
may br needed to supply th« farnwr»
Films developed free at Beery's
with agricultural lime at cost; estab­
drug store.
lish and equip a plant to I«*operate«!
For Sale.--16-inch old fir wood. by convict labor; to give the move­
Ask for prices. I. G. Exit us.
ment all poasiblc publicity.
As
member
at
large
I
take
this
meims
Dr. Turner, the popular occulist,
to urge upon the voters the rwerv-
was in loam Monday.
Hon Erank For Ver was in town sity of learning how the men M*ek>
a short time Tuesday, enroute to ing the legislative office stand on
this important subject
The time
Lacomb.
has now shortened to a matter of
Mr ami Mrs. Fred Bilyeu return­
* days, and it behooves jrou. farmers,
ed from a motor trip to Portland
to ask that the candidate» from your
Tuesday
respective districts, irrespective of
8. It Tandy and family and M E. [tarty, to commit themarlvcs a* for
Smith and wife, of Jefferaon. were or against thi* itwue. You are en­
visiting D. C. Thoms Sunday after­ titled to a» much ronsidcralion as
noon.
the farmers of other states, but it
E. C Peery's chances for election is very plain that you will have to
to the Irgialatuie are growing rap­ •sk for it. and it might just as Well
idly. His location is helping him he now as later; you will I* mm > much
and gam nothing hy delay, Why
materially.
not create sub-organizations in your
Judge T. A. Rinehart, of Salem,
i immediate vicinity to tiuuh this
war in town a short time. Tuesday
i movement?
He thinks hi* chances for election
Sam H Moore.
are good.
Mr. and Mm. P. II. MacDonald
motored down to Portland Saturday
evening
Mm. MacDonald is spend­
ing this week down there
P. H..
who came home on Sundav. says
Portland is red hot for Wilson.
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LOCAL BREVITIES
Everybody is satisfied with the
street improvements which are be­
ing made
A paved street might
lie belter, but what is being done Is
infinitely better than the mud streets
of last winter.
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