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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1918)
ALIEN ENEMIES ! IF YOU ARE A FRIEND O1 H IE KAISERS. YOU WONT BE APTER Agricultural Credit Corporation of Oregon Our twenty va-ar rural credit plan <>f loaning money to farmers helps you to g*t out of debt. Under our form of loan the TOTAL amount of interest (Mild during its ENTIRE |M-riod of twenty years, is actually 1«-*s than f>j per cent interest. IS rite us for booklet. HECKER BEAM. Agvnti» IXI Lyon St Ailianv. Oregon J. D. IRVINE Subject to *he iWision of the COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES SEEING If you believe I have given The Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin The most terrific indictment of the man who made the war, that has ever been presented. GLOBE THEATRE Sun. Mon.Tues. May 12-13-14 - Children, 25c ' is ever ready in the bathroom, in the kitchen, in the wash house and else Continued from |>age 1 where where needed. A septic lank and the water pressure to till the take» care of all the wastage pipes is by air pressure in the tank. A fine bunch of hogs, a large Thia result« in cool water in sum flock <>f chickens, horse* ami plenty mer with atMiut the same tempera of other stock indicatici a prosper ture in winter. As no water pipes ous farm home. Mr. Denny in are outside the buildings Mr. I>enny form«! us that the building* and is never troubled with froxen water other improvements immediately pipes in winter. Hot and cold water about the dwelling represented an F. J. Denny Has Fine Home. 0 expenditure of al»out $6000. After |*arlaking of another boun tiful meal and much pleasant con- i i versation we txaardral the car for, Scio. The entira- distance we trav oled. as shown by the spa-edometer. was 65 miles. Mr. Denny, a trip even in a farm wagon with you, would be a joy ride. At The Peoni«« Theatre C. M. KENDALL For Sheriff A K. Randall Vice l‘rr«. E. I». Mvers. Carhier lk>es a g-twral banking business, n-criv«-» deposits subject to eher«, pays interest on tim« deposits, sells travelers rbecks and drafla, ami makes collections. my beat endeavor* to the economical administration of the County'« business affairs, I will be uleass'd to receive your support at the Primary' Election, Appointment of Administrator Notice is hereby given that by order of the County Court of Linn County. Oregon, math, on th® l«th day of March. Physician and Surgeon 10 I n . the und«r«igne<l wssduly appoint Calls Attemied ed ami is now duly qualified and acting Administrator of thr estate of Susan J. Day or Night Brewster, deceased, late of Linn Coun ORE. ty. Oregon. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, properly verified, unto the un dersigned Administrator at the other of Harn'I M Garland in Lebanon. Linn County, Oregon, within sis months from the date ot the first publication of this Calls Attemied to Promptly notice. Dav or Night Dated and published the first time • - OREGON 4th day of April, 1VPL J. A. ilHKWKTKtt Administrator of the > »1810 of Susan J. Brewster, deceased. Sam’l M. Garland, Attorney for Administrator. DR. A. G. PRILL Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS ALBANY Adults, 50c; w. A. r«wtng. Prr*Klent This week. Saturday and Sunday, the show starts al 8:30; ad mission 1 10 and 20 cents. George Be ban in "Lost in Transit.'' a human interest : story of much power. Stop That Rent Build a house own a home. We will loan you the money. You can pay us back like rent. Paint and repair that old houae and make it look like new. We will loan you the money. Your home is your liest asset. Your city is judged by its homes. For 11 rears we have supplied the smaller towns with money at a reasonable rate of interest from 3 to 8 years. We have the money you need it. PACIFIC BUILDING I LOAN ASSN R iley S helton . St. Francis ALBANY, ORE. Meals 35 and 50 cents Room 50c and Up GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor C. <’. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW '201-2 Now F * «ti. ;al Bank Bklg. ALBANY oKKGON Local Agent Scio. Oregon Sanitary Market FRESH MEATS I have supported the Republican party for over twenty-five years have never held a nublic office ami never asked for a single political favor until I made the race for sheriff in 1916. Cleanliness guy I stand squarely on th«* right aide <>f all moral <|ue«ti»ns and I »hall sacritice neilher prmctple nor patriotUm nor the intereat of M cknight , proprietor ROLOFF H. C Unn county for politie». A merican AUCTION EEK We are in this war and no one can forecast the prol>able cost to thia country in men ami money Every American citiaen is expect«! to "make good” ami as I am past the draft age I must do mv part here. I am in this campaign, primarily, for the purpose of giving my boy a high school education ami doing everything I can for the boy« who are in the service. I want to win this time, if I can do so honorably, and I am prepared to do my duty as an officer of the law. I was chief depaty in the office for over eighteen mouths ami I have served as a peace officer and outside deputy at different times for ten years. My record is clean. My accounts were accurate. I never made a false arrest. Never fail«! to get the man I went after, and never lost a prisoner. In case of mv election in November 1 shall run the office strictly according to law. 1 shall give prompt, efficient and accommodating service at all times. 1 shall keep the office expenditure* as low as possible, and 1 shall turn over to the Linn County Red Crnes all rewards collected for the arrest of slackers. C. M. KENDALL Republican Candidate for Sheriff • Primary May 17. "v'i.'s,*- J ft • »»«»■«*•■ ^MMRRRo'RRR |S V/hat the Thread» Are For Every one erf the twi.000 threads in the Threaded Rub ber Insulation erf the S’dl Better Willard has a deftn te nusaoa. Every thrrad allows free passage to the battery solu tion. Through this multitude rrf tiny paths the chemical action which means a strong current goes «» with perfeit freedom. No hwulatto« .wr used bas Beli< ' ig that if elect«! I can till the off ■ to the satisfaction of tl e prop >f the county. I am a candi-; dab >r the Republican nomination for >heriff of Linn County. inrough my work a* Deputy Stier- iff I have become familiar with the duties of the office, troth in handling tax collections and other clerical work of the office; in serving papers, making arrests and all other outside work. I was born in Linn County and have lived here all rr v life. As to my standing and personal qualifica tions 1 refer all voters to anyone who knows me. if vou feel you can support me for this office I will appreciate it ami promise if nominated and elected tn give to the office the beat service of which 1 am capable and to conduct AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP it economically and efficiently. 3d and Lyon ata.. Albany. Oregon JOS. R FRUM. Paid Adv. SERVICI STAI ION W aterloo a. f b n «. i . O regon ru.» u« s»*« it.«.. Sale dales arranged fur nt The Scio Tribune Office. Scio, Ore. Working men wear xylonite frames because they are comfortable, ser viceable and a substantial protection against breakage Indoor men want them because they do not refleet a glare of light as do gold frames. They are large and allow a good Held of vision. Uncle Sam has set his stamp of approval on them. Try them. E C. MEADE N S 1-’ . V*
