The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., January 24, 1918, Image 4

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Some Albany railroad men think
the sub track into Scio from West
Scio will not be built, according to
the Albany Herald. But. »upp«**
A few empty harnw and kegs for the people of Scio utviertoke the
sale. Santiam Pharmacy.
job themselves.
How about it
then?
Grover Pomeroy, of near Wood
burn, was in Scio Monday.
C. M Kendall, who announces his
Have you had an initial tablet candidacy for the nomination for
yet? Santiam Pharmacy.
sheriff on the republican ticket else­
Mrs. Nellie Gunaaula and Miss where in The Tribune, thanks the
Dolly Daley, of Iwbaooo. were Scio people for their cordial support in
1910 and promises. If nominated and
visitors Sunday.
elected,
honesty in handling public
• R B. Castleman, of Klamath Falla
vuuted his sister, Mrs. Sadie Crab-| moneys, economy, safety and law
enforcement.
tree, the first of the week.
The Scio Meat Market will pay■
the highest cash price for all kinds
of hide«
No tare deducted.
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I ami many others have listen
waiting for Dr. Kerr to take advan­
tage of your generous offer that you
made to him some weeks ago. giving
him spare in your paper to make a
specific denial of the accusation
against him with reference to the
methods hr used to obtain a raise of
salary, but not a word from him
About the 10th inst. the Portland
Journal came out in a double column
editorial trying to excuse Dr. Kerr
and justify the lx«ard of regents in
their action, but there were no ex­
plicit denial. stmtJv stating that the
reg«-nt» had l«een contemplating a
raise of salary and that the students *
I will give |25 for any case of
stomach or kidney trouble I cannot
cure. I also treat all kinds of
dtM.ow without drugs. Have never
of th«* Kansas college had intimated
that they were expecting Dr. Kerr
to prcsHie over them in the future, i
Now if this was all true and the I
failed on appendicitis, You don’t
Everybody should attend the Prof J need to resort to Ibe knife when
J. B. Horner lecture at the People« you can be cured without it.
theater Friday evening. It will lie
Dr. J. Murphy,
worth while.
Scio. Ore.
regent» had been urging a raise of
salary for Dr. Kerr, why the great
camneign that came from head- ■
quartern early in the season? A con-'
The county urinting has been
awarded l«y the county court to the
Lebanon Express and Albany Demo-
crat.
We make a specialty of Erlend
ship. Engagement and Wedding
Rings F M French A Son. Albany.
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Oregon
Mr. and Mrs I ah * Bilyeu, of l«eb-
anon, wen* in town Monday, called
here by the illness of Mrs Bilyeu’s
mother. Mrs. Pomeroy.
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Notice to the Afflicted
Harrisburg. Ore.
Editor Tribune:
lebanon is now among the cities
which have city mail delivery. Two
carriers have boen appointed by
Postmaster Kirktmtrick.
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The drug store is the place to buy
real soap. Everything from "Spec
Dee” hand cleaner up to 40 cents
per cake at Santiam Pharmacy.
A Word to Subscriber«
You may not think the small sum
you owe The Tribune of much Ctmm-
quence. One subscription aione is
but a small sum. Hut wht-n you
consider that out of three small sums
we must buy pajier and pay printers
say nothing about the cost of the
editor’s living, to us. nt least, these
small sums are of considerabl«« con­
Holy
sequence.
_ Writ says “The
U|wrwr
Worthy of His Hire ’’
We. lblnk thr printwr b M wd)
I>|K|.t you?
**liver
(he U|J..
makp ug happy
We
Bob Peerv was in town yestereay nerd ,h<. m„nr, <nd cannot pay our
and reports farming operations mov­ bills without it. Nuff said.
ing along just as if spring was here.
Farm Hoose Burned
He says th«« public mads are in fine
condition, never before cquale«l al
thia time of the year.
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Tljc farm hoAae of Janies Piatt
Shipping Livestock
was burned Sunday evening, A
Will receive rattle and hogs Fri­
defective flue was the cause, About day. January 25 for shipment ><am<
all was lost except the kitchen uten­ day.
J. D Iktwinore.
sils, most of which were saved. One
N 1 Morriem went to Portland
bed. also, was saved.
Mr. Piatt had just returned from Wednewlay to attend the convention
Weather clerk subsidized.
a coyote hunt, had built a fire and of the stair hardware dealer«
Frank Pruitt returned from a
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was reading. A neighbor saw the I
visit over into Crook and DesChutes
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counties last we«*k.
He says they fire and telephoned the fact to Mr.
Piatt, which was hit first in forma­
WANTS, FOR SALE
are having even a milder winter
ts«.
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over there than we are having here
A subecriplion paper was being
and that grass is exceptionally good.
circulated in town Monday, to partly ■
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Bill Brenner, riding one mule and
cover the loss
leading two others, wss met on the
Wants, For Sale or lxwt. Found
mad leading to Jordan headed, It
etc. Under thia head The Tribun«
Dosate $15 For Red Cross
was said, for tall timber on a mule
will hereafter publish the items
trade. The trade must have been
indicated, The charges will be one
i The Bohemian Women’s Club,
a good on«« for the other fellow, as
cent a word; two figures constitut-
which meets weekly iir this city,
Mr. Brenner gave two for one.
I ing a word. 25 cents i« the mini­
donated >15 at their last meeting to
mum chsrge.
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The Marion county Grargr sit the Red Cross.
down somewhat hcavilv on President
The following is their roll of
For Trade A registered 2-year
Kerr, of the Agricultural college. membership:
•Id English shire stallion for a span
Dr. Kerr will certainly have to make
Mrs. Frances Kruml.
if go«! mares
Call on or write
answer to theer farmers. He cannot
Mrs. Marie Jones.
T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Ore.
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remain silent and maintain his stand­
Mrs J. Patrny
Ixmt A ladies crocheted hand
ing as an educator in Oregon.
Mrs. Rudoloh Wesely.
bag. loot between Catholic church
Mrs. Joe Wesely.
When you “go on the bum"
and Scio mill last Sunday. Reward
Mm. Francis Wesely.
Kalatone will pul you right. When
J.
D. Densmore.
Mm. Francis Herman.
the bowels and liver become inactive
Mrs Marie Mikola.
and dormant, and you lose your
For Sale- One set of heavy work
Mm. Anna Sticha.
"pep" think of Kalatone. Ito an
harnewi and one set of light harness
Mm Marie Dvorak.
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old doctor’s prescription with 30
Enquire of Josie Snirdl. Hungry hill
years of reputation. Santiam Phar­
For Sale A kitchen range, almost
macy.
new. Inquire of Mm. Kleb. George
Sergeant D. E. Rackleff, of the
who lives on the Cladek farm.
340 Field Artillery, (imp Lewis.
Farm For Sale -I offer mv farn
Wash . visited his sister, Mr*. T. W,
of
114 acres, situate six miles aouth
Laird, of thia citv. last week. Mrs
east
of Scio, for sale. The farm is
T^ird has another brother in the
Commercial College Graduate
a
part
of the Harvey Shelton dona­
service snd a third brother about to
Expert Accountant and
tion
land
claim, is first-class land,
join the colors. She is entitled to
house,
barn
and other buildings,
wear a 3-star pin if she desires.
Experienced Peace
young orchard. 50 acres in culti­
Dr. Ivsn Bellinger, who joined the
Officer
vation, balance pasture and timber.
msdicsl reserve corps and had been
Price very reasonable. This is a
stationed in Kansas, died of pneu­
go«»! buy.
monia last «reek. His home was in
24-27
A. Grolick, Scio.
Republican Candidate for
Sweet Home and he was a young
For Trade ~E. MF 5-pa^enger
physician of brilliant promise. He
ear in good running order for a A-
a eon of the late Judge Beilin-
horse gas engine or for stock. In
of the U. & district court, of
Room 50c and Up
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C. M. KENDALL
SHERIFF
quire of J. F. PteUwk. 8cm. Ore
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Sale dales arranged for at The Scio
Tribune Office. Scio, Ore
(»RANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your
Will pay Cash Iw Eggs. Poultry. Veal, Hogs. Hides
Will buy Cream in any quantity for the
Oregon Cieamery. Portland
Lei us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
We will give you a Square Deal
J. W. M
RE, Manager
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Paasiitasv, W. F. «Sill.
Hwart«a», Il C. Thoms
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J. J Barnes. W. F. <«¡11,
A. Hi Iyen. J.R.Bernse,
Mrs. Jennie Warner.
to
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
INI > •ul't.HATUI CllM'KMHKM »■ ll*x
I lur Flour is as good as any made in
th«- Willamette Valley
EVERY SACK GUARANTEED
Ww do • Cesses** al
Milling Butins««.
Flour and
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os« Salto
Whssi
Botogkl
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ttchsngsd lor
Fleur
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Wo OSO Ito tko Flolsi for BtooltotoCto • earil Will
Tr*tot You IMgHv
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OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is complete and Dili*
stocK fresh nml clean
With fiuw««rs in bloom, ripe straw­
berries. etc., in Oregon and below
xero weather in the states cast of
the Rocky mountains, it looks as
though th«« Pacific coast h«<l the
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ROLOFF
W atksujlmi
Meals 35 and 50 cents
making it appear that there was a
spontani-ous outburst from the pro- -
pie wherein the facts in th«* <*aae are ‘
the farmers are complaining that
th«* co»t of maintaining the college
under Dr. K«*rr is too much for the
benefit received
inder
Dr. Kerr has won fame as a booster
of bail games and it is persistent in
pushing certain agriculturists on the
county in defiance of the wishes of
the farmers an<l tax payers.
We still hope there may lie some
qiecifir action on the part of Dr.
Kerr an«l the hoard of regents that
the name of our college and state
may not suffer.
O'
Country Jake.
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AUCTIONEER
ALBANY. ORE.
certod booet from a cooperating,
element, sending out articles to
various pa|>ers all over the state,!
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We carry a full
Tea, Coffee,
Canned Goods,
fact, everything
for the table.
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St. Francis
Hotel
As “C«wtry Jake* Secs It
Oscar Pomeroy, of the Lacomb
country, was in town Monday.
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Spices
and in
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