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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Our carp pund continues to func­
WHAT TIME IS IT?
EASY TO WIN CO-OPERATION
We make a »twcially of fine watch««,
including the Walthaj». Elgin. Hamil­
ton. 11 ami»lcn and th« famuua ”Gra«n**
wrist watches, th« m<wt beautiful littla
watch in America. Ev«rv watch guar­
antee«! to give aervice and satisfaction.
Our stock m most completa and reason-
ably priced. 4 M FRENCH A SR»N8
Jewelers, Engravers, "ptH-tana.
Albany. Oregxvn.
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tion.
Scio lodge No. 39. A. K A A M.,
The Linn county fair board has
will meet Saturday evening. May 1. set aside 83775 for race purees at
There will be work and refreshmenta the fair next fall.
Main Thing to Ramamber la That Ono
Atwst Earn What On« K «pacts
to Rocoiva.
Get Ung <« with otbero Is a tMttsr
Il is expected that by May 1, if of co -q-eroi Ion.
turn over and go to aleep again.
If you expert co-operation you »usl
not sooner, there will be bear 50
John D llensmore went to Port­ men working on the light and power glie rw--t—rat l<m—JuillrlotuUy. system
allcully and with good will.
project at Jordan.
land last Friday.
You can win c-»-q-eratlo» from a
I aff every time you feel tickled,
Cheer up. brother, there’s a silver person wtu-n you help him to do wlut
be «.slits Io do.
and laff once in a while ennyhow.
lining just behind the clouds which
Everybody has drolrro which are
will appear one of th«ro- days, when worthy «nd deserving of promotion
J<oh Billings.
Stud, the desire* of the person whose
An elJerlv lady wants a job at. all will be happy and busy.
ctn t'emllon you wish to win and thro
housekeeping or rooking, Inquire j
If our corrrotx-ndents will «end in Idrollac the ways by which you rsn aid
at The Tribune office
their new« letters so that they will him to realise those droil «r*.
Il all comes back to a matter of
Fred Bilyeu went to Portland the reach this office on Tuesday our
Qrst of the week and drove back a printer will be greatly oblig«*d and set»Ice—to what Emerson called the
law <•/ compensation and what one
F»rd truck.
remain in a perpetual good humor, i teacher of New Thought call* the law
of giving and m-eivlng
In the
Mra. M J. Peery of Albany iavia-
One of these day« Scio will have
language of Milrotnanahlp th« way to
(ting her son E C. P«-ery, manager I to build a new city hall. The old
sell yourself to anyone Is through the
of the milk condensery in this city. ' one is not "going west** but leans l<rlnel|>le of service. "What will you
The Itrln'kaha have nine candidates sharply to the north, ao that props havet" quoth God ; “pay for It and take
It Nothing venture nothing have
for initiation at m-xt meeting, April are rwceaaary to keep it standing - | Tlii-j shall be paid for what thou
hast dune; no more, no lew»“
21, when a high <>ld time will lie had. i the same as ibis «iitor.
lh more homely I almas ge y<>u must
A big auction sale of Jersey cow« '
Mrs. J. W. Compton visited over
earn shat you get In the say of
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. is to be held at die Holt farm near frt< nd.lilp favors amt evxiperailoti of
Thoma« April 15*. 32 head of the any kind Just as you must rorn any
KInzer, st Urabtrw
thing else worth whits. And by Hu
The songfest at the home of J. R Holt stock and 11 from Aumsville, Way. 1» habitually take »list jron d<<
Piatt Sunday evening, was much own«*d bv Clifford Bald. will be of- not roro what you do not give a fair
I equivalent for In one way or another,
fered for sale.
enjoyed.
I la tn sap the vitality of your own
The reason many people in Scio ■ tint«- ter and until yourself for a place
Mrs. Joseph Liska returned Mon­
day from a two months* visit with And vicinity oppose the prupoai-d among men and women who are not
millag«* tax«-« is the increase of the parasite*.
her daughters at Seattle,
If you ars a salaried worker and
already loo high tax rolls. They
want io esrti m<>re money there la only
Roliert Sidaner visited friends in
are not opposed to higher education one legitimate way in which yog can
Scio the first of the week,
He is on
as a rule, but are uppoerd to the do It (a-sumlng that no other employ
his way from California to < añada.
er will give you the luerruseil pay),
great cost of our state colleges.
It
aud lhal is hy giving more • tfi- lent, co
where I k * will locate.
is too great a burden lor our meager I'peiatlve service
This service may
Roliert Clarke, who has la-rn a*-
take the form of carrying out Instruc
population to carry.
slating 0. W. Bragg, railroad agent
• Hon» from others nr of arting on your
W. H. Jenkins, connected with own reajsHistldllty; in either rase the
at Weal Scio, left for Portland yrs*
the passenger department of the S. object la to ••t!l< li-nlly help your ««>i
terday morning
I*, railroad, was m Scio yester-lay.! ployer In real lie III« Ideal« for the
buallW'sa
A crew of 12 men is now clearing
Mr. Jenkins has not been in Scio
You ennnot throw Into the busluro»
the right <>f way for the water ditch
since the government took over the machinery the monkey wrench of In
for the electric power «talion at
•lift« retire or pnsltlvg objection to the
railroads, until this trip.
Jordan.
Ideals of your employer and his way»
The date of the Richardson Gap of rcullitlng them, and expect to get
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Mvera. Mr
dance had to lie changed la-cause your |my raised therefor. Neither can
an<l Mrs F» C. Peary and Frank T.
you. by such a course, render relation*
the law re«|uiring license goes into
more pleasant and agreeable and win
Thayer, of Scio, were Albany visitors
effect the 17th, and ll> days' notice Hie <-<> <-|«'tatlou which you ilesite In
last Friday.
living required, there was not time the way of Increnard appreciation as
J. N Weddle returned from Port­
enough to give said nutice. The evidenced t>y a fatter pay envelope.—
William K Towne In Nautllua.
land Friday, where he has be«*n try­
change to the 16th l>ecatne neo-saary. 1
ing to latke th«- rhumatix out of his
Ao a Llnlmont
Captain R. E Man tor. who adver­
gy stem.
poi w.me allegiMt liquor, hot Tm
tised a lost log chain taken from his
■frulli io drink IL"
Before the discovery of mechan­
(arm. was plea*«-d to find it near his
"tòdng to throw lt awayr
ical Hying few believed it pomible.
“Naw: Tm gonna tak« a chance on
gale. He wishes to thank the bor-.
The trouble is that now everybody
u«<ng lt to rub wlth."—Loulsvtlle Con
rower for the return and is well sat­
rler Jourual.
believes everything passible.
isfied that it pays to advertise.
It is asa«-rti-<l that a Scio man slip-
Tough Willis.
Prof. L. L Gooding of Harris-1
Many are called, but most people
ped on the sidewalk, hit on hi« hip
"ito you’ve been fighting again. WII
will tie a candidate
Iler
pocket, and that the doctor had to
before the primary election for school
“Sure. Too don’t mipi—se I could
take three «litchcs where the glans
superintendent on the democratic get no eye like thia attendin' Sunday
cut him.
ticket. Prof Gooding was principal school, do your
Report sayeth that meal« furnish- of the Scio Schools a few years ago.
««j at th«- Sci<> hotel are equal to or
better than those that are «applied at
many of th«- higher priced hoelelriea
in our neighboring cities and towns.
laxst Sunday was a la-autiful sun­
burg, it is said
Like String.
Quite a hunch of the Scio chain i
t\ lls.in You can say what you like
gang went to Brownsville Saturday about Uocrtefellow«. but he's as straight
as • pirn* of string.
evening to attend the dual meet of
U siti ra-Tea. and just as rosily
Linn and Benton I. O. (). F. at that i broke.
place
They report
Brownsville I
shiny spring dav, as tine as Could be iwople as excellent entertainers.
desired, but Monday morning old
Mill street gets rid of a small
man Ju ¡a- got onto the job again quantity of its mud when Mam An Oregon family of four had 1100
with the April shower btisinras.
street is scr*|>ed and the mud hauled ■ month to get along on in 1913.
If
Mr. and Mrs. Groulik of Portland away. Vehicle« carry the mud from but had grown into a family of ten
drov«- up in th«-ir car Saturday af-l Mill to Main. The trouble i« Mill *'lh ,,nlv 148 " month ine”mr in
term
n for a short
and Mr«. Rudoloh
visit with Mr
street doee not seem to deereaae in ,92°- hn* in •h‘‘worW *"uld “
Wenely, return
FISHING TACKLE
BASKBALL SUPPLIES
OUTDOOR CLOTHING
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
SHOES. SWEATERS
FLASHLIGHTS
IE YOU WANT to buy or trade for I4N
seres good »lock land near head waters
of the V aquins in Benton county a«e
The Tribune’s printer.
THERMOS BOTTLES
SAFETY RAZORS. BLADES
Eyes EnstiH Mi Tiitrt
KNIVES
Eyes scientifically examined and ac­
curately fitted with glaaaee.
latest
frames and lenses earned in atock. AII
kinils of broken lenses replaced. None
too difficult. Particular attention given
to mail order» on all kinds of optical
work
F. M. FRENCH * “ON 3
Jewelers, Engtavers. Opticians
Albany. Oregon
And Other Articles
You Can Rely On
- BUY AT
HAUSER BROS.
"li'here Everybody Kuyr '
Albany, Salrm.
Carvallo. Earrbe
After an all day rain Monday, old
man Jupe concluded
to let up on
precipitating the aqueous and Tues­
day shortened up the elongated face
of the farmer somewhat.
Red top and cheat hay for sale
D kb L ong .
Administratrix* Notke.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersign««! has been by the county court
of Linn county, Oregon, duly aptavinted
administratrix of the estate of John t'.
Gibbons, dretmaed.
All persons having < laima against said
estate arc hereby request««! to [vrosent
the sam« to the un<
with pro­
per voucbcni th«-ref<»r, within six months
from the dale hereof.
Hated this 13th day of March, 1920.
ROME MAR) GIBBONS.
L M. Curl,
Administratrix.
Atty, for Admrx.
31 St
TAKE NOTICE.
All paitiva indebted to me will please
leave same at toolroom with Mr. Bige-
low. j Alao thanking you for your pat-
ronage. TH<
iM ASIA Kt>E.
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Administrator's Notlo«.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned was by the county court
of Linn County, Oregon, duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Agnes
Mat Miller, deceased on the 10th day of
January, 193'
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to th-- undersigned with
pru|H-r vouchers therefor, within six
months from the date hereof.
-
Hated this 10th day of March, A. 1).
1W0.
GEORGEC MILLER,
I M Curl,
Administrator.
Atty, for Adnir.
31 5t
40 ton* of t>al«>d hay for sale. See'
E. L. Bilyeu alaiut it.
31 4t* 1
Railroad 1 ime Table
Horae for Sale I have a 10-vear
old horse for sale; he is sound and
broken single and double; or I will
trade for cows.
J. Hrudka, resi­
dence south of Scio in the William
Abbott house.
35 2t
For aale 1 have !>< hi bushel« of Arrival and Departure of I‘assenger
Traina
gray or winter <>nt« for «ale at three '
centa per ¡mund. John Chy til. 32 3t
Woodburn-Springfield Branch
An old style White sewing mach­
ine for sale. See Mrs. A. G. Prill,
For aal«- Fox terrier puppies; North
male |3; female $2. Also a good South
washing machine and wringer. $5.
F. J. Kt'M. Shelburn.
34 2t
BIG DANCE
WANTED
AT RICHARDSON GAP HALL
Friday Evening. April Kith
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Good music will be furn­
ished sun! the usuili goml
time may well be ex peel. h I
NI G. REED
office
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MUNKERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
RURAL CREDIT LOANS
Itur twenty year rural credit plan of
loaning money to farmers, helps you to
get out of debt. Under our form of
loan the total amount of interest paid
during its «stirs perusl of twenty years
is actually less than fij per cent interest.
Write us for booklet.
Waller Bilyeu, Prop.
Phone ti-â|à
STAUS MILTS AIL I RAINS
Lears* Scio l'os loffie«- —
at 7 :tU a m and 4 45 p tn for West Sen
and 7 45 a. m. and I :16 p m for Mlinkers
OWEN BEAM. Agent.
183 Lyon St
Albany, Oregon
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Albany by Sheriff K--n fall on Th uro­ th«- mud from north Main street in
short order. The Cletrac is a farm
day of last w-ek.
A. E. Randall
And fl in 1913 is W. A. Ewing,
President
Vice I‘res.
E. 0. Myers. Cashier
purchasing ¡tower.
45 centa today, in
and price Per acre is more than 3423.
Th«- general foreman of construe-
ttpn on our new electric power and
light station came up from Portlami
Saturday
pteparr«i
to
commence
TM n - i Weak Ntv Tart World
rw 1-rvoMt prMBWkHMtal
M <W « mm «
|«tp«vrf*rtt 1« <Mtr
TW
T'WrtrM-» W«*M
Woctal wlU
»•« all tta« awwa W It. h Witt
li«anp paw M thxvrvvugrtaly it'forwwd a* a daily •< !>*•
•r ail t'www tfc* prW*
Itat Ttartaw-w* W «wta
will fumtah y<fMi an arrurwie and n**|«rahawetvw
ra>t««rt .»f *v*ry th fif ftaat hari*fia
TW TtaHaw a
W«wM*a rxutaw ewtaarfipttex«
prWe ia •! 999 year arwl tibia pave far IM p aper s
We e#ar (tale »»ee.| lalhal aewepaawr and l%e Krta>
snort on the project Monday
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UNDERTAKERS
You Could Not
halp these three institutions to con­
All Kinds of Hauling
Short and Long l>ietance
at Reasonable Rate*
tinue their uaefu) and productive
work for Oregon by voting on May
21 for the Higher Educational relief
measure?
Calls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
Mart a bank account today and
provide for your future.
You will find a checking ac­
count very convenient for your
biuaneaa transactions. We pay
4% interval on time deposits.
the same state support as in 1913?
tractor manufactured for agricultu­
Neither can the State Univsrsity,
E. E Taylor of ¡.ebanon has aold
ral purposes
It is a small machine
the Agricultural College and the
his 26 acre ranch to a man from
but a mighty puller.
Normal School do it.
Will you not
Nebraska for 111.(MH). The ranch
la MMne tw-> miles south of l«et«anon
Morrison & Lowe
th--y have 5400.
College. University and Normal on
A litany State Bank
ALBANY, ORE
Ever ¡/bod y Welcome
to it ske a shingle bolt drive down not return until early Munday mor ral College and the Oregon Normal
One can imagine what the
1913 ttiev had 2250 atudrnta; now
♦ he South Santiam river, was drown- mng
Could you carry on the work of the
Potatoes
Hl'-HKST MARKET PRICK
Dr. Prill made a pruTeimional trip
Kenneth Kopock, who was helping to Turner Sunday evening and did Thi- State University, the Agricultu-
If You Yourself Were
Responsible
(irai il
Hay
ing home Sunday afternoon
only as good as
Corvallis A- Kantern
Santiam Farm has 5 tons of fine oat
MUN KERS
straw baled, at 312; a fine hickory bug­ To Allianv
8:11 am
gy tongue complete with double tree,
1:44 p m
single tree, neck yoke and straps, at (A. To Detroit
Motor service discontinued.
Plenty of fine seed corn, Golden Beauty.
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S. W. t.AINES.
jg the case
e: when his canoe overturned a call was fur.
short distance above ls-banon on'
The freighting business has so in­
Wednroiay of last w eek
creased in Scio, ao we are told, that
Ht-cause there was ao much feel­ the S. P. R R. company is consid­
ing among Harrisburg people againat ering the iclaying of the track into
Scio. Thia is but a rumor, but there
George A. Barlev. who a month ago
rnav be something in it.
was placed under |3Q0<) iiond« for
Saturday afternoon
the Hartu
contributing to the d«-linquency of a :
•
.Motor
Co.
hooked
their
Cletrac
trac­
■
tor
to
a
road
scraper
and
scratw"!
him anti he was return««! to jail tn
7:5.5 a.m.
5:13 p.m.
SAM STOLLER
Expressman
OREGON
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Dr. W. B. Richardson
OPTOMETRIST
Will I m * ut Scio Hold in Scio
every Saturday of each week
prepared to til and furnitih
good glaaae* fur all that want
to improve their eyesight.
Glamtea for reading,newing
or for distant life, all one l«»nn
and warrante<l to give eatia*
faction.
W. B. RICHARDSON
Eyesight Specialist
JefTereon
Oregon
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