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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1917)
Il 1 Railroad Time Table Arrival and Departure of Paaoenger Traina Woodburn-Springfield Branch WEST SCIO North South libo am 5:31 pm. Corvallis & !■ Astern MUNKERS To Albany From Alliany Motor to Mill Cilv • • _ •• •• from J Daily except Sunday )2:25 3:22 t»;06 4:21 ► M oniy Auto bua leaves Scio postofficr * 10 am & 5:00 p.m. for West Scio 3:15 a m & l;3t> p.m. for Munkers Federated Church SCIO. ORKUON Sunday School 10 a. nf Preaching 1! a m. Christian Endeavor.,fi:30 to 7:30 p.m. Song Service 7:30 to 3:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brother Mcikeljohn. Leader. H B. Iler. Pastor WILLAMETTE VALLEY More than One Million Itallars was necessary to do this. We have already bi ought that much into the valley and have more money to lend <>n farms at the lowest rates of interest and with ptivdege of paying 150 or more on principal at any time, tan you get better terms'* Don't borrow money till you see J. M and H. M. HAWKINS Albany, Oregon M«rt(M< I •«»• N<««Uut«d H. C N. M. Newport ROLOFF AUCTIONEER Attorney at I jbw WATERLOO O rim ^ in •CITY ATTORNKYi UtHANON OIUUMN Sale dates arrangiti for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. H. B. CHESS Attorney •< Law Olles M Mor»*« M Sxa iacap« »..a u rera. Yuu cant le a g<*d aburtatop un OF FUTURE. lews you make errors.“ says Q 11 i WendeHol Pvwsra »< Mstisn In Ths-r I< laudy in Ute tl oman'a lloiue Cow Ns Danger of a Shortage Bacauao of Kyaa and Tanguea panhx> Incrooood Conoumption. The i bam« le<>u la au African ilia rd That trou la tbe «ery baaia of our in of peculiar firrw aud structure Owe “Think a minute aud you will uuder dustrial clvllkatlou will be admlltni feature of the ■ hauu-h-.u la that his . ataud ilila apparvutly «urprtalug alate by tbs thoughtful, and mauy of our ne. g ta au aÍM>rt that lie <anu«4 turn bl« ' tnent Many an error In tbe error col greatest auppllra of Iron ore are being heed. To make up f»r thiK however, ; uma »aves a score ta tbe srurv column be has remarkable power« of motion ta . Tbua the ball yuu try fur may bo Just 'rapidly depleted beaauwn of lb«« in- h£d ter.«- p««io:. . -it «-yea. tic-» uv ><- too fast for you to catch. Yet you may cron «rd p«-r capita conetttnptioa of Iron independently of «■« t> other anti are ' get etu ugti hands on It to knock tt tbe world ever, an Uicrewoe which ta rosemi with a membrane pierced only down. The runner la aofo. Uut If you dual in «d to I* greater Iu du« future by a amali bole for tbe pupils to look I hadn’t knocked It down be might be when tbe races in A»ia and AfrUa ta- through •afe on ae>-«Mid. Of rouroe not all auch crva«e tliclr rmivumptlou of iron. Then* omditb-tia >f taervudng ron- The ha me le.-a 1« u<-< ferrini with ku'» kdowns wUl bo acurwl as etrors waive The tw«ly I» raised by tbe leg* The point 1» y>»u can't afford tn give sumidlou aud d,« leasing rv-s«*rve» bavu rattier higher than Moat saurtsna, and any thought to wbetlwr yon are g«4ng often in the past, (»artlculutl.v about th« bcgtaiitug of this ceiilury, beeu each f‘"< lias Ibr power of ¿rasping to make aa error or not " used to «rente a a« are on the ground like a hand. Tbe animal's lungs are fiiseping «n Puff». that our supplum of usable MW were very large, aud It has au unusual power The Japanvse do noi ataep <ni Kurt of infiatlag Itself with air The t* agite peno twds. bui on many thtek. Soft being so rst'ldly dvpletid ibat lh«-lr ex la rruuirkably mensile Tbe animal puff« plleal oos on top of eoi b otber haust hm would occur wlthiu two or Uvea upon tamia, alitati It »<l ses with i>l»u thè fiooc. For l>e<l evv e ring tbey three geucratluua This ta a preposterous point of view, Ita tongue. darting at 'Jp ni unerringly, use m-»ro of tbe asme klmta ot puff» while a viscous sail«a causea Uiern to tt ta «a 14 Itisi thè Jai-am-se emperor because as we lower thy percentage of adhere to It ha» twenty aucb (luffa litio of th<>M Irup ta the ro> k wbh h we •«!! ’’ore'* Kv-ept f’>r their eyrs and t<m(uve. whlcli cover hi ni la inaile In tbe ebape the quantity of each <>ro tiMTeasee at a rate out of »it |,ro|M>rtloii t<> the de tbr tu«»«ementa of cbatnrh-uua are alow uf a klluouo sud tia» a «alvei cullar They II»» on the branches of trova, but l’rotwbly bc eiwp» Insule of tbla If ci Suae ta Iron cvntent. ami na we use leaner and l -aner «res to t.nl- al Im lay tbclr eggs under leave* <n the li» festa < old in thè night. provements will lie liKulv will-ti will ground Tbe eggs are large, and tbe minimise any tendency to tact-enaed chameleon lava ten or twelve One of China and He Paople root of production their peculiarities la their great power Ata >u t U’> per • en! of tbe |«qiulatt<>n Tlie same thing lias t>at'|u’io-«l III gold, of fasting, which, roupleJ with tldr •f •'hiña I» «viifinrd lo »nethlnl of tbe gulping of air iu their gnat lung». arva of I lie evunlry. wlUi a drnalty of silver, copper and other orrs. ami to gave rise to tbe fable of Ill« aucRrnta ■JUO to tbe aqusre mile Flve |<r cent day copper ores are lo-lng worked with only I 5 ¡s-r « rut of cupper ta them.— that tbey lived on air. uf tbe iHipulatlun lubablta <k"> per cent Their celebrated (lower <>f chatigtag of tiie ares, wlth a denalty of tro to Chemical Knglneeriug color is not. however equally fabu ■ be aquaro mita. tons. Thia dependa upon the pre-m e Naval Gunfire. of two differently culoml lajera of Dandy Bo»ss. In the Nspoleoulc era the ships open pigment under a trail «parent skin, In filrtly una frequeutly aess dainty ed fire with guua al ram;«-« of about whh b may show altuultatu- ualy or une little circuì»r I mi »»«. |«tle yellow In col- wa) ya nt* Tbe ^i>ips uf lovlay open at a time or blend. or. |«lnte«f lo beralillc designa and fire al 33.000 yard» range, and gunfire glvlug off thè kwert attivi! of orangvs begins to be very effvetlve at is.tw Tbey are u»e«l for pina. amali >wsls or Moss Bread. yards The torpedo a» fired from sur A kind of breed I« made along tbe rollar bullona aixl aro. In fact. orange face veavla 1» effective up to 1O.IMM) Columbia river by the Imitan« from a ah ina yards range. and thia require* lliat a moss that grow» on the spruce fir tree •hip shall keep beyoud th!« dl«tainw Io Doubla and Dant's This moas la preps red by pia- Ing It In fight tier guua. says a llrlttali naval au It cm cm I er Talley rand a advice, It thority. bestia, sprtakllug It. with water and permitting It tn ferment Then It la you aro In doubt whether iu write a As tang •* y°U refrain from »ay lug rolled Into tails as tilg as a man's letter or M4 don’t!“ Tbe advke ap piles to mauy doubts In life tieskies anything you keep the otber fellow bead, and illese are l-ak«d tu pit« that of le<t«-r writing.- Ilulwer-Lvtti« guessing. CURIOUS CHAMELEONS. $7.00 buys a Stewart phono graph at Morriton'a. Come in and hear a few pieces played whether you purchase one or not We also have a little Fish- er-Thoraen paint left yet at a very low price to close out. N I Morrilton. IRON THE You Have Power to Spare in the GRANT SIX $875 I roc QQU □no ono □sn GCB rnn 0 9 Û A ttention F armers When in town do not fail to call at our »tore, where you will always find a good line of staple merchandise to aekvt from Our price» art the lowest and ixir goods the best. Wa take agga and butler in exchange and pay the highest price for aagie. Make our store your Headquarter». 006 GQQ LSQ &ÜG Q pric e classc an make such a showing. No wonder the GRANT SIX averages 20 miles toa gallon of gasoline and 900 miles or more toa gallon of oil. No wonder that 7000 miles or more are obtained from standard tires. With the light weight, high powered G rant S ix , you can climb hills and puli through sand and mud which w<>uld stall many other cars. The sturdy G rani S ix is built to last. In every part of the country the (¡ rant S ix has made a name for itself as a car of utmost dependability and continuous service. When you pay for the (» rant S ix you buy as much of service and performance as you get in any car up to Í1000 to #1100. Over 20,(MX) people will buy G rant Sixts this year and if you' re witeyou'lì be one of them. FRED T. BILYEU, Agent SCIO, OREGON SCIO. OREGON GRANT MOTOR CAR CORPORATION CU'VELAND, OHIO M| of I- ïn •1 JhoT i F >_ ____ _ ! I I*«. • 511 < 1 -------- 4—«------------- ----- .W ♦