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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1919)
• • ♦ . * . A. A* '. . k ■ K» . '5 7 • * cX *lsi K'*¿*>’** •-» ♦ wSwA « . , -■ Siockho.-teis of the Lion Coutty Arthur were visum, with the Bert Fair Association will h«»M their an Hollis family Sunday. nual meeting in the City Hall, Set», Mrs. Pepper received word from on Saturday. Jan It. at 10 a. m N J. Weddle was looking after Cows for Sale. —Nine first class milk cows, all fresh since October, business matters in Albany Tuesday in good condition. W, A. Evers, Ira Bilyeu returned from a trip near Griggs station. 20 3t up in the Breitenbush country the B. B. McNay ia assisting C. W. first of the week. Bragg at West Scio depot. Lee Bilyeu of Lebanon, was a bus For Sale Table squash, ljc per iness visitor In Scio yesterday. His pound. Ia*<>nard Gilkey. 20 2t tie sawmill is shut down during this Mr Elmi-re and family, who have cold snap. been living in the Marie Weaelv res Vilaa Philippi and Rollie Morris idence, left Scio tor Canada Tut aday. were circulating a subscription pa Dr L W Hom, veterinary surgeon, per thia week in the interest of Mr graduate of Chicago Veterinary College. and Mrs. Sims Stay ton, Oregon Phone 1622. 3tf Ardee Powell and famil., W H. Van Myers is reported ill with flu. McLaine. A. M Myers. Ed Flemings For sale Ter tons of first rlaas cheat ha). will place It aboard the cars at , and the Hollands are the lalrst re Goitre station at 424 per Ion, baler’s ported victims of flu. weight. Inquire at The Tribune office. Clay C. Compton of Independence Clarence Pepper, after »pending arrived in town Wednesday for a his furlough al home, returned to visit with his mother. Mrs. J W. Camp lxwis Monday. Compton. We make a »peelalty of Friend' Mr. and Mrs. J. L Couey. daugh- ship. Engagement and Wedding ter Mil Wilma and wm E. Couey, Rings F. .M French A Son. AI turn v, all of Cayley. Alta., were visiting at Oregon. the home of J. B. Couey, of near J. D Densmore went to Portland Scio, last week. E. Couey is just Monday evening, called there on ac out of the Canadian army. count of the sickness of his sun. A private letter from James A Johnny. Mrs Densmore went to Portland a few days previous on Barnes, of Salem, statrs that hr hwi just recovered from an attack of the same account. flu. His fathei, J. J., has be»n For Sale A 3 horse gasoline en gine in good cundition. ready to run. down with the same complaint but is getting on his feet again. 19 3t Del. Long. Almost everylsidy was predicting snow the first of the week. Indica tions sure warranted the prediction. Health Statistics. Dr. A. G. Prill, registrar for Scio 1 Cheat seed for sale, or exchange Health District No. 56, hands The for oats. Enquire at this office. This week you can get nine three- Tribune the following statistics: Births 66; boys 32. girls 23. cent stamps for two cents and a Died 27; males IS. femalm 12. quarter at the postoffice. The nreponderance of boy imbim 1 The Scio Produce Co. is in the market for all kinds of poultry, veal, draased many will agy. was due to the fact hogs and rabbits for which the highest that the United States was engaged market price will be paid. Mlf in war. The fact that more males Representative D. C. Thoms will were called by death than females, l>e in Portland thia week to hobnob mav be ascribed to the same cause, with his fellow members and to see as three soldiers were buried during the year. how the legislative wind bloweth. i■3 4 4 RIGHT NOW. in France and it made me feel good to look at them. The towns are all right, too. but are so different from those la the U. S Now write as often as you can for it ia a great treat to hear from you M i n i s n ii gu A, The annuel stockholders meeting ASmlelstrotee’s Notice. of the Forks of Santiam National Notice u> hereby given that the unde Farm Ixtan Association will he held signed w»a bv order of the County < ourt of the state of Oregon, County of at Scio on Tuesday. January 14, at Linn, on the nth day of I »« o-ndcr. 10 a. m. If you would haw peril- t ryes and ISIS, duly appointed Administratrix of jierfect eyesight now and later in the estate of Harriet Miller, deceased. « life, you must herd the warning All persons having claims against the FEED that tells of eye strain Nature’s estate of said deceaeed arc hereby no- I will have a car of mixed feeds I lifir-d to present the same, with the only means of expresión. on track at West Seto Saturday, Jan. proper vouchers, wi hin six <6i months 11. Any <>ne in need of feed might from the date of this notice, to the un- E. C. MEADE ; dersigned at her residence at SHo. Linn profit by inquiring for prices. Can rrmiMKTMIXT ANDJKWKLK* sell for fl 50 leas at West Scio than W. Secund st. Albany. Oregon County. Oregon. at warehouse, one duor north of blacksmith shop. Scio. Advertí»« in The S< i<> Tribune and J D. DENSMORE. results. Ihrted liecemlier 11. 191H NANCY D. ARNOLD, Administratrix of the estate of Harriet Miller, Iq-c.-wwd. Road Bond Gas No. 2 PICTURE PRINTING ConcluJcd from lot! uttk This seems to me would eliminate any more bonding schemes, paying useb-sa interest, and give us good mads paid for as we build them. Now sidetracking a little. Money does not seem to lie hard to loan at 6 l»*r cent. The six million bontied debt l»ow upon the stale that must run fur 20 years, if loaned at six per cent, would amount to S7.2OO.- 000 interest, an additional useless tax for the |M>ople to pay So if Mr. Pccrv’a idea was put In opera tion and the County aasumed the (Nkymvnt of these liberty lionda by issuing county road bonds in lit u thereof I tearing five per cent inter est. in 20 years* time we will have (>aid in interest the amount of the bonds, whatever it might be. and nobody I m » lM-nclited but the parties who hold the bonds. Thia ia being done now in the sale of our six mil- lion road bond debt on the state. Not a sale has been made at par and the people are being robbed of thousands of dollars. I believe that one of the beet pieces of legislstion thst could be done for those liberty bonds now in the hand» of the tieuole would I m » for congress to ( mms a law making it a finable offense for anyone to buy them for less than their face value, and further, make them good for debts, both public and private, except (laying duty on imports. Why should I be forced through need to sell my bind for which I paid 2KM) hard cash, to some bond shark for |95 and thus rob me of |5 for which I had to nay eight P*r cent and borrow the money to buv the Slot) bond. Such a law would be hard on the Wanted— Five or six first class A Soldier Boy’s Letter. fresh milk cow». Am willing to pay tlie price if the cows are worth It. Private Sydney P. Stringer. Bat- 19 3t Ardee Powell. tery E. 48th Artillery, somewhere in If our present city council does France, under date November 25. the things outlined in instructions 1918. wrote to a lady friend up Jor to the standing committees. Scio will dan way and The Tribune is per hum this summer and the council mitted to mak extracts as follows: will go down in Scio history as the "Was sure glad to hear from you. greatest council ever. Most all the boys here got letters bond erablwr but it will surely pre Poultry will be received at the Scio from home today; some as many a» vent making millionaires and would Produce Co. any day in the week except 10 or 12. but thev had Iwen on the I m * alwolutrly just to the poor men Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot be road for some time. You can’t im and women and working man who shipped until the following Monday and agine how good it makes us bovs have had to squeeze so hard to buy the cost of hokling the poultry over must be deducted from the price» paid. | tn *r*’t letters from home and , them. friends. Scio Produce Co. Htf A bonded city, a bonded countv As the war seems to be a thing of (or a bonded state never looked good All who are indebted to the Scio Mutual Telephone Co. for long dist the past all we think or talk about to me. It means the entailing of ance calls, are hereby required to la getting back to the good old U. debt and taxes on millions yet un call at the central office and settle S. A. I suppose the people in the born. The ideas 1 have given of the the same at once, Thia means bus- States had a grand celebration when things mentioned in thia article are they beard the war was over? The along the line« of absolute justice. in ess J. N. WEDDLE. French had a grand time; and say, Whether thev could he or would be Am in the market for wornout they sure are good to the Yanks. enacted into law. If they could tie and old horw>» past usefulness. 1 was on paw« Sunday and went to is a matter of doubt in my mind. J. D Densmore. Vendome, a little town 20 miles from , for tnis word "justice” seems to Two important bodies will meet I here and had an enjoyable time I have lost its meaning in a buaineea next week—the world i*ace eonven-j am worsirur in a lumber and wood I world it ia nothing. "Law and tioa at Versailles. France, and the camp. I like it and am feeling fine order” means to shoot down a thou- Mate legislature at Salem. Orwn. and dBndy dandy . We ||w aand v.»iking men and women de The Tribuns'» printer ha» 14A acres |n each tent 1 get up in the morn- manding hrea-l; and wild uncurbed on the headwaters of the Y equina. four ■, g flfe Bnd wh„n (h<> ananhy when a hundred of the no mile» from Nashville on the C. A E. . , , with B-room house «»I good barn that bu*le W,”r’ rou,,P ,he rr"' of th“ bility or gentry are killed, so runa be will trade for smaller place near Scio, boy« and all grab mess kits and the idea of justice Having unlimited outrange this ia fine make for the moss hall, G L SUTHERMND. place for stock Good stdl. There are some nice looking farms If you wish to gst well, it matters not what ails you, I am sure I can help you I have helped thousands to be come well. You can see me at my from * a m. to * p. m. DR J. MURPHY. L <• < » H.t.NIY OF MONEY U. kxn on g.md farms. k>w interest rates, five years tin», privilege to pay 41<M> or multiple on any latrrest date. ('all or write J. M. and H. M Hawkins. Albany, Oregon Miss Lulu and I Amil Poevar is recovering from an her eon Hallie, in France, this week. pttack of the flu. He is well but eager to get home. One 1919 model Ford touring car Mrs. II L. Shelton is in receipt for immediate delivery. Fred T. ■ of two letters from aoldiers in Fiance Bilyeu. Scio. 20 2t (Tharley Warner made a businees tendering thanks for sweaters she had knit. tri| Co Silverton last Thursday. s 1» Sleek holders MeethfS. The Masonic lodge will meet Sa*, urday evening Mrs. Z J. Clad», f — --- ---------- , , w' Y1».- We are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film packs, do your printing, enlarging and framing We charge nothing for developing films or plates when twelve prints are ordered. Vi e have had fifteen years of practical work in picture taking. If we can lx? of any help to you in getting good results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. MAH. « >141 »I RS Ol’K SPECIALTY All wotk guaranteed and done promptly. Give usa trial J. F. WESELY SCIO MU ■MT Scio Produce Con pany Wants Your Business Will pay Cash for Eggs, Poultry. Veal. Hogs. Hided Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest cash price foi it. Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Liberty Bonds Bring Us Your Cascara Bark If vou must sell your bonds we will buy them. J. M. A H. M. HAWKINS. w e Will give you a Square Deal Albany. Orogen. "“’.I We do'Aot carry any cameras or camera supplies FRED G ¡SELMAN, Proprietor
