The Scio tribune., May 13, 1920, Image 5

FIRST
USED
IN
CIVIL
WAR
l»«s of Oivltional Insignia la Credit»»
to Oensrsi Joaaph Hoekse—Wert
Worn aa Cap Omamsnta
"The dltlalooal Insignia, whlrb «aa
ha 16x1 aa something of a novelty when
It «pa Intnxtured In the A. K. F_ did
no«' «land for an entirely now Idea In
nnlforro d<-mrnt|nna for aa American
army." says the llama Sector. the ri
»»Idlers' neekly.
"Hen.
J»»»pb Hooker—Tlghtlns
Joe'—«bow mv»rd In another Amer
kiv war fought sixty years apo baa
not been entirely submerged In the
vast bl »lory that grew oat of that
e «ar Imd conceited the same ln»lp
nia Idea, and the men of the regt-
m«-iit* flghttug under him In tho
Civil wnr put on a distinctive am
blent and thereby established a fuab
Ion that was adopted by all the
Union forces. The Idea did not die
with the Cltll war. for In the Span
lab American war also American sol-
dlers wore dlatlnctlva emblems Io
altow what orgunlaatlon they belonged
Io.
"The dlvtaional Insignia aa worn by
the A E F. wna new. however. In the
details of Its »raring, for the soldiers
of th.- fitII war and of the Spanish
American war did not wear doth
Imlcbcs on the left »boulder. The
fighting men of the ("Ivll war wore
their emblem»— made of metal, with
doth center»— aa cap ornament!. The
soldo ra of the Spanish-American war
displayed
their own organisation
mark', of enameled metal with a
cln*p backing- pinned to tbelr left
breast Ju«t above the pocket flap."
FINE POINT IN DRAW POKER
Would a Gentleman Take a Pot on a
Hand That Was No«
Dealt to Hlmf
Cents off. «hlrtsleeVM rolled up. and
anpidng handkerchiefs bound tightly
round their brown BI.HHlthlmty Itili
Cheater Charlie. Par.-devtl Dirk. the
dealer, ami Slasher Sam sat In solemn
conclave round the table, playing a furl
on« game of poker.
Stnk.-s m.rt rxcitemrnt ran high
Each man seemed to hold a tiptop
hand, and none would relinquish the
betting
At last time came for the
hands tn be exposed
"lour 1«.>a!" shrieked Bloodthirsty
Bill.
"Four threes!" shouted Cheater
Charlln.
*
"Straight flush!" roared Daredevil
Dick, the dealer.
“Royal flush !" screeched Slasher
Sam.
Daredevil Dick, the dealer, was star
fared.
"Take It. Sam. If you've got the
nerve," he muttered : "hut you know
It's m»t the hand 1 dealt you.”—Lon
don Tit Bit»
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Tkc Millage Taies.
(Continued from page 2 1
dant:
Because but 5U or tlu per
cent of
the people usually attend
the primary election and the me»»
ure would stand less show of deb-at
THE FORDSON TRACTOR
Fhis is count number one
The prup>wed higher educational
1 26 nulls will rai -
millage tax of
the sum of SI.2t>tl OtMi
Instead of
baaing their plaint upon SI 2ti |wr
-
:
annually*
26<i.OOO
Brcaum* they
wanted to hoodwink the people, fur
these wily political educators well
know that hot one man
in
100 will
' i
•top to figure the amount I M mills
A
will raise.
1*^* 1
Theoe shrewd r lucators
thought that if they could bring thia
\ dr
measure before but six tenth- of the
people and express lhe pro|»>«ed law
in their argument that the sum is »»
They say you will n d
insignificant.
close our splendid state college* for
lhe small
sum $1 26 would yield
This ia the appeal which is being
made to the people by
continually
the thousands of ex-gradust««
This
is count numlier two.
For count
the fact that
adopted
numlwr three w<- cite
if lhe millage tax ia
it will be a debt u|»>n th«
Have you ordered your Fordson yet? If not,
you should order yours today for immediate
dcliM-ry.
£9. >5.00 at Sc/o|
If You Are Interested I Will Demonstrate on Your Farm
FRED T. BILYEU - - SCIO, OREGON
Authorized Dealer
people for all time and until r«|x-al
ed by a future vote of the pe pie
If these schools had in lieu asked
for a flat appropriation of 41.260.-
(MM) per year, or $2.520.<HMl for the
biennium, the appr>q>rn»ii-n w
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Advertise ia The Scio Tribune and gel
cease unless by action of the subse­
resulta.
quent legislatures It was eonlinued.
Summon*
When you vote a millage tax ns
In the Clrruit Court uf th«- Mtat* of
is proposed by the pres,-nt one. it is
Oregon fur the County of Linn
Department No. 2.
for all time, or until repeal«") by the
Bonnie Stevenson, Plaintiff.
people, or is limited in extent in
vs.
Charles Stevenson. I>ef»-m1anl.
body of the proposed law.
.Tu Charles Slrvemmn. the alx>vr
Tbe Tribune is intensely in fa- iMunetl defendant:
vor of education, rs|>ectally that ob- - In the name of the Stale of Oregon,
tained tn our public and high schools. vvu are hereby mMirtru and required U>
The stale college is not ao neo —ary; be and appear in the above «ntitiad
court in the aboie entitled suit, ami
and when they attempt to img -se a answer the complaint of the plaintiff on
heavy burden on the |M-ople surret» tile thervUn, on or before thr lf>th >lay
titiously. as outlined alxive, we can >f .May, ll*2u. and you are hereby fur
lher notified that if you fail to appear
but enter a protest
and answer said nunplaint aa aforesaid,
for want thereof, th« plaintiff will take
a decree againat you for the relief
The best thing that could happen prap-d for in said complaint, to-wit: A
to Mexico would he fur the United decree of tbe aixive «-niltied n>urt dis-
; solving the bonds of matrimony now
States to Cultanize it by starting the existing lirtwren plaintiff ami defemi
people to organize self government, ant, ami awarding plaintiff the rare and
: cualudy of the minor children of plain­
then stand aside ready to interven» tiff and defemlant.
Thia summons is published by virtue
whenever they undertook to ml tic
' of an order made by the Honorable
their political controversies by war Gso. G. Bingham, judge of th« above
instead of the ballot. Not that the entitled court, and entered of record
therein on the 25th day of Marrh, IV2U.
American people want the job. If and which said order speeifles that tbia
summons be published for six consecu­
they did. they would huv>- driven tive weeks in The Scio Tribune, ami that
President Wilson to drop watchful the date of the first (»uidication shall lie
i April 1st, 193*. ami «aal ordrr requires
waiting long ago. They delayed nc that sqal defendant shall aopear and an­
tion for 30 years before they acted swer said complaint on or before the
l^th day of May, l*>3>.
in Cuba. No gang of capitalist ex­
WM > RISLEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ploiters can goad them into tackling
World's Rscas Divided.
Amphfsclans are the people who In
habit the trojdca. wh<*ao shadows tn
one port of the year are mat to the
north nnd In the oilier to the south ae
cording as the sun la north or south of
their gen I th.
The antleelans are the Inhabitants
of the earth living on different aide«
of the equator, whose shadows at noon
grv cast In contrary directions Those
living north of the equator am antla-
clans to those living south of that line it, but the Mexican« themselves can
Administrator's Notts».
and vice versa, The shadows on one The American people will tolerate
Notice is hereby givrn (hat the un
aide sre cast toward the north and murder and uproar n»xldoor just w. ■ Isrsigned administrator of th«-«-state of
U|* mi the other toward the south.
< arn« M <loins. <l«*ea»«d, will, pursu­
The a>< l-tns am the people who long, then will step over and atop it. ant to the order of 'he rminly court of
live In a land where. at a certain time That ia what they did in Cuba in Linn county, Oregon, duly made and
of ench year they have no shadows 189# and it is wnat they may ulti entered of rerun! in ssai ««(ate on the
I7lh day of April, 1930, on Saturday,
at tt.H-ii
Alt the Inhabitants of the
mately do in Mexico, lhe Mexican* the 22dday of Muy, UW at ths hour of
torrid sone are n«cians they having a
might kick ami bite in protest, but one o'cluca in the afternoon uf said day.
vertical sun twice a year.
at the front door of th» county court
Th» iH-rlsrians are the Inhabitants they would soon learn to like the bouse in the city of tlbany, Linn coun­
ty, Oregon, sell at public auction for
of the polnr circle, who»» shadow« dur medicine. - Oregonian
I r «sh in hand, to lhe high<-st bidder, the
Inf! some |e>rtl<>ns of the summer must
In the course of the day move entirely
Most people. ea(*cially the un­ real property helongii Ing to said estate,
and «leacrtbed as folio iiws, to-wit:
around and ill toward every point »f
thinking ones, like to be in the larg­
An undivided on«- ninth interest in and
the comps««
est crowd. Thia includes men who tu an undivided nine-ten'ha of the follow­
ing;
have a sneaking desire to obtain of­
Electrification of Seeds
lx-ginning at the oortheMt corner of
There sp|»-nrs to t<e much interest tn fice.
Thia explains the fact that the 0. L. C. of Daniel 0. Garland, be­
ing Claim No. 44. in township .No. 10
the electrlfl. alien of seeds sn.l the ap
young men, often of democratic pa­ south, range No. I west of the Willam­
plication of electricity to growing
ette Meridian, Oregon, and running
plants. A recent account <»f work along rents, and democrata who have a thence south 40 chains, thence west 3)
these lines tells oCa new method of desire for public office, join lhe re­ chain»; thence south 16.»Mlchains; thence
aiding plant growth. The seeds, ten ! publican party tn Oregon. It is also •Mat 15. M9 chains; thence north M.MI
- haina; thence east 35.UM chains, to the
or twenty sock.', are placed In tanks
W peovld.ol with Inm elects.vim at both probably the reason why this mime place of beginning. Also all that por­
tion of lota 4 and .« in section 35. in said
ends the electrolyt» Is a solution of class of propIc join the democratic
township amt range. Ring south an«i
■odium nitrate or some other fertlll» party in lhe South.
west of Crabtree creek, containing in all
or
I'iirth-ularfy with cereals—wheat. .
of said tracts 3>a.2M acre», more or leas.
barley .«ml ..ata—the yields of both
Also an undivided one.ninth interest
of right-tenths of thr following des
grain and straw are aald to be In-
crifxMi real propertv. to-wit:
cressed
.Home live hundred farmers
lot No. 1 of section No. 2. in town
have taken up the treatment of the
ship No. II south, range No. I west of
needs, which la follow cl by a very
th« Willamette Meridian, Oregon, being
careful drying In a Mln The treat­
the fractional N. E. % of said aeetion
4%
State
Road
Bond
Limit
ment 1« apfdied about a month or two
No 2. excepting therefrom 3i acres,
more or less, on th»- east «ide thereof,
before aoo Ing itrlenilflc American.
«It-scribed as follows: Beginning at the
N. E. corner of said section Na. 2. and .
By the last of its report. filed with
mnnmg thence west 56*t rn>is. thence
Juda* i; G Bingham of tbe circuit
south 75J rwls, thenrr east V«4 rods.1
court, the Marlon county grand jury
thence north 75| rods, to th» place of
lirginning. lesvtng 11.9» acres, more or
severely criticised bond transactions
I«»», and all of said property lying and
betwi> n (J. P lloff. state treasurer,
being situate in the county of Linn, and
and John L Etbrridge. of tbe Portland
state of Oregon.
firm of Morris brothers, and declares
listed this 17th t da
day of April, A. O. j
L. M. CURL,.
IF»
I..
that exorbitant profits were exact'd
Administrator de-boms-non of thee»- ,
from the stale by tbe Portland bund
r
Want
FISHING TACKLE
OREGON
BASEBALL SUITLIES
OUTDOOR CLOTHING
CAMPING BQI ii mi NI
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SHOES. SWEATERS
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Fl-ASHLIGHTS
THERMOS BOTTLES
SAFETY RAZORS, HLAI»ES
KNIVES
And Other Articles
You Can Rely On
1.1st your farm with us and we will sell
it for you. l evai nimmixion charged.
Giselman & Kukacka
BRYANT
ATTORlfEY AT LAW
3*1-2 New First National Hank Hldg.
OREGON
ALBANY
- BUY AT
HAUSER BROS.
WANTED
"H here Everybody Huy»'
Albany, Salem,
(•
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Corvallis,
Eugene
Grain
Ilnv
I'otatovs
Riley Shelton
Real Estate Proper
and Notary Public
^biltulb Obtained. ¿itaniined
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Albany Stats Hank
ALBANY, ORE.
OREGON
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Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Will j>ay Caah for I'.ggn, Poultry. Veal, Hogs, I lidca
Will buy Cream in any quantity anti pay
the highest caah price fot it.
let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it.
Bring U* Your Cascara Bark
We will give you a Square Deal
FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor
V ote for G ood R oads
Vote 302 X Yes for
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MWSS
Ute of Carrie M. Guins, deceased. Mb
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