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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1917)
At* CLIMATE ANO COMPLEXION Ara Am»vica»va O«*l**««d ta Rara a< B-unalleat Well Protected Our new 90-day fret» service plan is the best form of protection you can get for your storage Kittery. Come in and we ll explain. Electric Shop Albany, Oregon We’ll be gtcd to teat your battery at any time Morrison & Lowe Scio Meat Market UNDERTAKERS H oixchkk B ros .. Prona Calìa Attended to Promptly I>av or Night Frrsh Meat» oi All Kinds Reasonable Prices That lb« «■•uning Aux-rUan rara I» dxlliml lu tw ■ bruutelta t) pr «l»l nut tw* ana» of ttw liutulairalte-u uf dark rara» but la »bnlleoc« Io • natural law—waa a pv«llctl**«i uiadv In «aia of bis ra«vui Grvahaiu I» tura» tn Ixmdon by t»r Harry < atu|.t»-IL Hr polntel cut that ra- h raa aud aubra* a tnubi to a<la|>t Itstelf to the i*artl*ular ragion of th«« i-artb wUh b It tubateli» tbr«>ugit uunwroua gnuerwlhut* l’ara »klni>««l iwopb*» thrlia lu warm clltuaivs and dlr out lu vuhL Tto lil«*ixl ra*« had It» **rt«tn In th« «■«Id o*>rth«r»t of Etto’i*», wb«-ra a plentiful supply of plgtncnt In tto akin I» soC ttecrv’tiry Io pTOtoct tto body frani tto actinie ray» of tto »uu. an«l wtor» a wtolto aklu favor» rw»iitl««u nt body toat. Thia bh-iul ra r to» ihnnluatnl tto world. »u ■ <^alva •wanna migrating »<»«tibwar«l and tewat- ward and taking a larga part tn f* und Ing tto civllUaUotta of Grw» and Home. Indù ami Egypt. But owing to ttolr Inability to aurvlvw tu a latiti»!« far aouth of ttolr uatural «•«■«• Itoy [ bava gradually dtol out and left u*> I doarandanta, Ktrn after •-• -tit ■ i. < t «I » • ihlr torn generall«ui• th« Inhabitant» of lb« •outtorn »tat«*« of smorba ara darker than tbiiw of th« nortto.-ti •!•!•-» In pro*-«*« of firn« tto bl*-n«l I) to will di» out In ito I nlted telai«« N«*w York World ONE WASTE OF WAR Gen.us That P»< *«h».l Before II Had a Chanoe to Matqro. Ths Allegory. A flue montrai!-n of the allegory may tw s>-eu iu Paul'a eplalla to the Galaliana lr. it. where the a|>oetle givra an allegorical tnterpralath-a to the historical narration of llagar and Sarah, drawing front It a deeper sense tliaii Is *ou« eyed by the Immediate rep resents tl«w Trensterrad. “I hope you liked th« pie. Henry." ventured a young wife, tasting an aot Ions g'ance at her hnatond son after dinner "I bestowed great pains on the • rust." “I thought you did. my dear.“ said “for I'*» got the pallia now “ A Continuous Portármenos. “Our baby gires u* con»hiera bls iron- bie. Yells uu.es» he ha» lila own way " "Ours yells anyhow You don t know what traute» la.“ Washington Herald. Scio. (ire. OREGON Mam Street 1 a rhe Cenatitulien. Tlte <-oo»tituthMi la el liter a »mwrtiW imrwitb'unt law. uinhangvohl«* by urdl wary mean*, or It la uu a U»«v*l with otilliutry l<*irt»l«tl'e acta and. Ska oth er a* la. I* alterable wtxti the te»gtata lure eliall I»- pb*a»ed to alter It. • • • t'rrtaluly all thorn’ who have framed w rltteu curial Hut Iona cwatptuplato them aa forming the fuiidatnmtal and par amount taw of tile natiou. and cuuaw- «|tte-ritly the theory «if »very such gov- erunielit luiMt to that an art of the leglalaturv repucuaul to ths ronatttu- thru la Intel -Chief Jui»U-e John Mar- atoll « <_ ! The waste of war la not vuUrely to tw figure«I |u dollars aud evuta, ruined churches aud torrvu crops. If we may accept the oplul*>a of the New York Tribune. Ils greatest loaaes may tw those things which never were allowed to Use because ttoir authors to-be got ao further than the ttrat lino of enemy 'a trail- h«-«. America at limes points with pride to tbs following u-Hab i-a. They were all at some lime during tto war to- tw<-en lhe statra of enlisting age aud yet for aotue raa»ou or another, pur- baps III heallh or servlra of other kinds, they never were actively en gaged at the front. Hail they gone Into battle our literature aud public life might have been poorer, certainly by gomu of them, perlwpa by all. for Afteeu uw-n are not tuauy lu a Gettys* burg Mark Twain, with the «•trapUnu of • abort terni of «service within the bot» decs of hl» h**me town, was In the far west during n>»st of the war Amour others tor whose presetice we have since bail opportunity to l>e more or less thankful were Tbomaa Halley Aldrich. Grover t l.-’t iuud. Hr« t Harte. John Hay, Hayard Taylor, 8 Weir Mitchell. Artemus Ward, ruinito Brooks. WiiUam Whiter and William Ihran Howell» Tliotnas A Kdlwog. although a train boy ut thirteen w lieu the war broke out. might well have been among the Hiousands of sUtceu year-old Ixiya who wore In nameless graves t»cfora the war ruidert Had th«-»* men gone I the front the law of gveraues «««!<! ha«» l>«-«-n uo kinder to lli. m Ilian to oilier» I II«W many Mark Twain«, lirat Harte* * mid Edisons were there who did gu ami who did not ram* to* k ? »X What flaeh W»u J TP* I . • i 1 1 \ 1 T Ì U l j the Two ull1 «■■> uli lautnl u ’< rrww of will« Ii wi-ra |u»il Eusll»b part Irish li««l a rti»| Jit* .« «¡ «x ling their esirtititle» TI h - «ilti*-«»r w !*•• fa «orad lb” taitor «wintry a « rt«-*l that ib» lower < la*» of U h * I'.usil’h «lui not Intiorii that «luickiio.» *>( Uiteih-1 which th« Irish (a*--*. Mil A •«'< ha’ lug Ink»» pisi a ou tlx- »ubj« t It w a* tu I»’ dwekled bi lb»» au»»««-r will« It aneb touuiry uiau <av«> to a *«*rl«iii >|Ute«ti*-'i. Flr»t Hir EtiulUb »all«»r «»* Atektal wbat to wuokl tn*« lo ti»* al* it t»liu<iiolil«l lu a tinnì ititi« I would take a niotith'« I*»».“ r*-|»llt*-l 23 And you. Paddy.' askr-l the «p» tliiucr. "what w*.. «I you i. c "Begorra. ' said I’ntldv "I »MIM tace fast hold. Io l*e sure Liquid Fira. The Economical Grant Six Is The Car Of The Hour HTHE most significant development of the past * year or so has been the amazing increase in the demand for light, sturdy, economical cars like the Grant Six. This demand will continue to grow. / The buyer of today is seeking efficiency and he is getting it in the Grant Stx Economy, dependability and minimum depreciation are now the tefll of motor car value and all of these are highest in the Grant. The (¿rant Six averages 20 miles to a gallon of gasoline and 900 miles to a gallon of oil. On standard tires 6000 miles or more is the usual t experience. The sturdiness and reliability oi the Grant Six are evidenced by the low aveiage of repair charge and the high value of used cars. An investigation of the used car values of Grant Sues in the leading centers will show that they average higher than those of any other car in the same price class. Firflt year depreciation on the Grant Six is 20 to 25 ■ as against 40% or more on higher priced cars. I here is no water in the Grant Six price. It represents real automobile value made possible by fore sighted purchase contracts and the moat efficient, up-to-date factory in the GRANT SIX The Greek *«t liquid tire wu-d In au '•lent times »at made prim Ipally from naphtha or l*<|»id bliumt-n. mind unit •«-me sulphur ami pitch « »tra* led from green Area Water, instead of ostln- guiablng. quickened tiri* |«iw«-rful agent of destruction, wlihb nothing but sand, wlm» or vinegar rould check. For toii years the Greeks kept the se cret of Its composition. bui the Mu hamniedana at Ictigth discovered aud used It Thia Ora la not In use Imlay Fermasa'a Campher. The camphor producibili of Hie Island of Forni«*» is om- of Jaian'a monojue Iles The present area of camphor af forestation Is lo.i‘*J> acre*, ami conio of tto Ireoa are from few to 1,0»» yoatrs old (hiring Ilio licit few years Ito area will probably be greatly ss* tended. $875 f. o. b. ( 'leveland industry. And there is nothing lacking in the car. In appearance, in comfort, in every detail of equipment it is satisfactorily complete. Comparison reveals this instantly. Prevailing conditions and the certainty of continued high prices for materials, labor, oil, gasoline and tires make the purchase of a Grant s Mia Comeback. Mra Jawhack I supiasm you con- aider your Jndctnenl far superior to mine Mr. Jawtock No. mi dear. Wa proved tiie contrary when we ■ b*’se to marry each oilier Cheer*ng Him Up. fie Brafee- Mo lite tailor railed again with hla him 1’1*1 you «ay I was outf Illa Matt—Yea. «Ir. sud I UtM him that I thought be was too. Get a Grant Six now while your money has greater purchasing power The nu«t nuhlittiv paalm that ran to heard <m thia earth la ths lisping <>f a human soul from the ill’s of clilldbood. Victor Hugo Handy Whan There’s a Fira. A alphrni of **•!» I s sii rtcedlent Sr« •tflngulator an the rarlxailc acid »»• ll> the aorta water tol|w to «title th» flames. The alpbon ran tie tilted, ai»l the fluid will carry to a eori»id«*ratila height, aneb as the top of a hissing curtain. Six a real investment. Marine Varn. Flipper — Ami how did ymir boat come to be wrockedT Skipper—Well, you see. she was making so many knots the crew wasn't able to unravel FRED T. BILYEU, Agent Just South of the Bridge OREGON Forsaipht. "Father, what la forralghtF "Forvalgbu my son, eoualata of re gretting wtiat you do In for» you do tt." — Etr hange r». : Ml • I K ■< 1