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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1917)
. • r- • •-» 7, •. <a- -»Vf X«- T t 1 ••*’ * • • ♦ , a* ' "•' i vts* ./»a ■ r ' » A- »► ' , •• ▼ ■ » 4 •k*- • IA * • .v*. 1 . -- ----- » ÜeMOcraU Attead R*aqwl LOCAL BREVITIES The Scio Tribune. 11.50 the year. Oh yea. Guy McKnight sitting hens «rill buy Jas. A. Bilyeu attended the demo cratic banquet in Albany Saturday night. W W, Miller is using crutches these days caused by running a nail into one of his feet. Miss Rosa Wesely left this morn ing for a visit with her sister. Mias Agnca, of Portland. We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wadding Kings F. M French A Sam. Albany. Oregon. N. J Weddle arrived home from his health saw king trip to The Dalle« last Saturday morning. In some re spects he derived lienefit. For Sala- 10 tons of cheat hav and 10 ton* of «hike clover bay. lulled and in good condition. Inquire at The Tribune office J Notice to Creditor* The Dairy City Garage is the only place in town which carries a full line of auto greases and oils All sixes of tires and different parts for all cars A full line of extras for Fords. Our shop is fully equipped to do vulcanising ami all kinds of repairing. Charging batteries a specially Chas. Wesely ■ * >3 When Senator Harry Lane reads the storm of indignation his sena- torial action on the armed neutrality bill aroused all over the state of Oregon, regardless of any party affiliation, he will conclude that the darned bill was loaded so that it would shoot at both ends. At least the charge that hit the senator has dug his political grave in Oregon. He will not thoroughly realise the ignominy until he returns to Ore gon. Then he will ffnd his political friends few and far imtween. A Large Stock 1 We have a large stock of linolium and matting which vre purchased before the big advance in price«. We are now making a special sale of our carpets and If you are need I ing anything along this line, now is the time to buy. Since «re bought pace« have advanced 20 per cent Therefor« we are able to give you prices below present net quotations. Price« are as follows; Linoliums. regular price 80c al 66c. ............................... 75c at 62c. 36c matting at 26c. The sale ia now on and «rill continue to April 1. Chas. Wsasly. t 7"Ae OW 7ìme Remedy SASSAFRAS •TEA • I * • ITT > * -■ ‘ • This remedy ia reliable ami is still used in many home« An Infusion made from sassafras • bark has a real value as a di-pur stive - that is, it aids in expelling waste matter from the system. It. therefore, wijl rid thv blood of impurities and brace you up generally. We have a fine lot of carefully selected Sassafras Root Bark Use Sassafras Tea for a while as your morning beverage 2= C A. EVERETT Druggist and Stationer Scio • • Oregon H. B. CHESS (Continued from page It On Novero tier I. I purchased the Densmore-Wade Pr<«iucr busineas and have tiren in charge of the same since that date I am in the market for your Fdigs. i'hickena. Garer. Ducks Turkeys. Dressed Hogs, Veal etc., for which I will pay the highest market price. My weights are right ami I will ' treat you fairly. I want kind providence made most of us Wilson mm and women We are •II Americans ami ail hearts beat with the single impulse of loyally and duty to the prwndrnt." Ex-Governor Oswald West was unable tn get away at the last min ute. but sent a telegram of regrets W H Hornihrook made a few brief remarks «ml hi- was followed by Is-ster W. Humphreys. <>/ Port land. secretary of the state commit The cream of a business aducalino tee ami the choice of Oregon demo which ran be fully acquired within crats to succeed Mr. Hornibmok from three to sis months diligent Hr mad«- an excellent impression practice, under the direction of a State Senator Samuel M Garland competent teacher t an you afford always a gifted speakrr and eloquent tn be without it? W rite Uadqy to orator, told of the forces holding A. L Plummer, the country together today. He said Advertising Agency in part: "A serious thought has Scio, Oregon gripped the hearts of the people of , ------------ Oregon and all thought of partisan Orcgaa Humiliated ship ia banished. All <mly know pat riot ism and duty and uphold the (('continued from page 2) I hands of the prraident in the face of a world wide war. The president sume to be masters of the preaident. struck the chord in the heart of of a majority of their brother sens- every true American when hr op- ton consisting of seven time« the All forgot poli number of them* disloyalists and of |M>ved Germany tics in th«- face of a common foe " tKe entire American people They Col Geo. P. Mimms. uostmasterj assume tn be wiser than the vast Sheep owners in this locality re- jx»rt losing near 50 iwr cent of their lambs and quite a numtier of ewra majorita of emigre««. the president as well during the recent cold Sfwll. •nd the people Such men should Mrs E J. Shumaker, of the Fern not be mem tier« of congress Until Millinery Store, of Jefferson, will they learn that the basic principle be h< re for one week, from March of the American government is the 12 to 17. at Hibler A Gills store, rule of the majority, they ahould be banished fr<>m her councils Further with a full line of spring hats. Fxi Wesely was a memlier of the more, that contemptible rule of the splendid orchestra which entertain Uniter! State« annate which makes ed the Oregon democrats at Hotel it possible for the commiasiou of He such disloyal acta, ahould be abro Albany last Saturday night It ia a dub pro returned on the Sunday morning gated forthwith vid'd through senatorial courtesy, train. which ahould have no place in the Father Henry will hold regular methods of government Af a free monthly services in the Catholic people. Senator Lane. Oregon ia church next Sunday at 11 a m. ashamed of you and impatiently from the Gospel of the day. Text: awaits the time when she can re "He That is not With Me is Against oudiate you at the poll«. She will Me." All are invited. never forget that you have been Wm. Young has about concluded placed in the balance and found the sale of the farm belonging to wanting his mother-in-la*. Mrs. Alexander. He will move into the Henry Miller For Sale- t’loae in acreage to home until he can build a house on lebanon, acre tracts, highly develop- the site where the David Myers ed. Easv term*, interest 6 per cent. house was located and was the home Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebanon. of the Mvers family for many years /* + A NEW DEAL Wednesday Scio lodge A F A A. M held a spacial meeting for the purpose of receiving an official visit from Grand Officers. 0. M Will Moore, of Pendleton and G. Secy Jas. F. Robinson, of Portland and P. G. M. D. P Mason and W R Bilyeu, of Albany It is needless tn say our Ma«>mc brethren had a moat enjoyable •nd instructive evening. your ('ream as wrll. Bang it tn me in good condition, you will lie satisfied with the tests ami the price. I am at my place of business from f» a m. until bustnem cl<æs in the evening, so that you «nil always find me on hand Give me a trial and If I don’t treat vou right, go elsewhere O. R TURNER Densmore-Waite Co. Al Ik* «M aUwW san J r of M«-df<«rd. boyhood schoolmate of Smator Garland, said that he comesj from a country whi-ri- every man is an orator and every fellow is hell bent <>n making a apaeeh The minu- colonel vntertamed for a few lea with funny stories ami witty sayings The toastmaster ralb-d on D I* Mason for a speech ami In reply to the charge that he could not make a speech without talking about Geo. Chamberlain, proceeded to do that very thing and put another jewel in the crown of his old lime friend Postmaster Frank S. Myers, of Portland, one of the most entertain- mu speakers of the evening, took good natured Hings at several of the guests present and took special de light in exposing what he claimed to be the source of Milt A Miller’s «pr«-ch Attorney •> Law R. SHELTON Notary Public ana Cowtytntor A Lot racla of Title Examined OREGON SCIO -------- WHEN TOD want -------------- Plumbing or Tinning * ERED OHLEMIER Ma W aiwa Bod«. His Experience is Worth Money to You Repairing Postmaster Victor M<>«es. of Cor vallis. was called upon for ■ brief statement and thi-n came Milt A. address. Miller's long expected After considerable joking he «M able to get under wav and made one of the Iwst talks of the evening. He stated that all of the adminis trations for the past 50 years have not written as much good legiaia* lion as has the administration of Woodrow Wilson in the last four. He referred to the financial legisla tion. transputtation. merchant ma- , ring, income tax. and other meaa- j urea. Fred Dawson, in the whiskers of Governor Withycombe, made an ad dress as representing the governor, which greatly amused the crowd. The well known ’O. my friends.' of the governor, was repeated with ef fect. Then came Charlaa ’Evasive’ Hughes who expired when he heard the news of the California result and his will, read by Ed Baily, was one of the hits of the evening Hughes w» well impersonated by H. S. Logan Too much praise cannot be given to the members of the various com mittee« in chargeof the banquet and the other local democrats who as sisted in making the affair a com- i Piota r A' a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed A TEN DAY SPECIAL I Dairy Vasoline 15c Security Disinfectant, 40c qt. $1 Wire Cut Liniment 40c Castor Oil for Stock 50c qt. $1 Stock Food - 90c Frank S. Ward, a former Linn county boy. but now of Salem. repr«i*,nti'd taht section with a few words and a gotxi story. Postmaster Hugh Mctlain. of Marshfield. referred to America as the only gn-at and powerful country in the world which is holding civil ization together. His reference to Washington ami Lincoln was warmly applauded. sn Wr Meet Any Price 1
