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Independent, Fearless, free; Not tied to any party; Will support best candidate for office regardless of party
frames with
cherry, or
A frame that
rs liecauw of
Metern Wdham«.
Fnr aale -Second hand Ford
i
for fire prevention overhauled and in first
Spencer Lang hae been working a •pent Sunday at home, y
H W. Curry, who lives near Hei<>. oa the farm as well as the beet dos - order. Call at Cobb’s garage,
little too »trenubuxly and m a result
Th* iYdnane has a few
' recently purchas* ! the Fr^pk Dobr- •ihle fire protecUon.
A pressure
Is on the sick list.
«hater system, chemical rating
The Fred Bilyeu and Frank Gill ■ kovmky farm near Crabtree^ferrek,
ere,
or water barrets with b
Mrs. Earl Parker, after visiting •
families and Mia* Josie K<«tan spent
are
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rat class protection If u
i few day« with the J. F. I'arker«. re­
Sunday at the sulphur springs.
time
and
should be installed on e
Mrs. Adulph Grouliek of Portland turned to Gates Wednesday.
farm;
atoo
ladders for getting t
Mrs J. W Miller of Halaey ia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rudolph
roof
should
nut lw forgotten.
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. E Ran­
Weseiv.
Every
fire
hazard about the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartu and dall of this city.
should be eliminated or kept u
Mr. and Mrs T A. Richardson 1
Mias Mary Shimanek motored to
constant surveillance
Fire pr<
and son Vert and Albert Rex re­
Albany Friday last.
tioa should I m * a daily topic ii
Mm W M Phillips ami Mrs W. turned Sunday from a two weeks’ home and each individual'« duty
F. Pspper left Saturday for a visit outing at Ckscadia
responsibility impressed upon It
Misses Zelma. Delta and El»w and the children should br tai
with relative« in Camas.
Miss t>olly Italy can s from Port Piatt went to Portland Wednesday from infancy of the danger of
land Monday for a few days’ visit at for a week’s visit with friends and and what prevention means
i relatives.
home
Fire prevention on the faim
VOL. XXIV
$2,223,094 ASKEO
Good Progress rtn Power Line
—'.'W—J.
Lowe
Mieses Gladys Rixigsrs, I «eta and
Mildred Couey. Hazel Philippi and
Edna Peery left last Wednesday for
an outing at Newport.
shock and fall and early aprlng grain
For price or information call or
will tie threshed. Harvest will be write IRVIN S GARAGE. Albany.
almost complete in thia month of Dre., phone 3JH1 R.
August
Occasionally
Mrs. J. D. Densmore and son J.
nday morning for his ranch over
near Summit. Benton county. Hrant
tells that he has some work over
there he wants to do. but we guess
the work may go hang for all he will
ia a widow of dangerous
o will absorb most of his
* wt will not give her ad­
ed via auto for the Coos Ray coun­
try Sunday morning. Our readers
should not consider R ji I as secondary
to the prise bull purp and the other
dog, for he isn’’. hut in writing the
item we have cta*c ifled him with the
other amrnula
Hol will be back
within a «reek, but the rest of the
it wise to 1« party may go down the coast into
Cahforota before returning
WANTED
Hav
Grain
Potatomi
HI<-H»HT MARKET PRICE
M. G
K EE I >
Office - Albany Stale Hank
ALBANY. ORE.
SUÓÌT hic ) T.ong rftlOtlce
al ItaaHoiiablti Batee
SAM STOLLER
Expressman
DR. C. F1CQ
Office Hours:
• to 12 A. M.
I to 6 P M
One «toar north df Preterii- «•
Hl JO. OREGON
H. C
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
SPECIAL
PRICE
REDUCTION
ON
Automobile and Fur
niture Polish.
Regular Bl.00 Polish, now 7Me
Regular 50c Polish, now 3Me
Regular 25c Polish, now 19e
Dr. W. B. Richardtoa
<>rr<>M,:n:i.<r
Will I h » at Sciti llofel in Scio
every Saturday of each wt-eg
prvpartNi t<>- lit anti fttrniah
good glaaaea f»»r all that want
it» improve their evratpht
• (alnaeca
reading, sewing
or fur tiisiani u»a. ail one lent
and warranted tu give satin
faction.
W. B. HIGH ARD
Eyenighl Specialist
Jefferson
i»ea»imi«t
pear«!
Tb« te pace« teed 1er 10 days
eoiy
Kelly’s Drug Store
BEAM. Agent.
¡¿••9c
YOURS FOR SERVICE
. ____,—. ...„..,—_,—
was a jeweler in Salem. J. D. T hus
was a jeweler in Albany, tlendryx &
Mason dealt in drugs and medicines
in Scio. T. P. Goodman & I <». mail«
and sold harness and saddles. Wm.
Itavidson waa a real estate dealer
and collector of claims. J. M Johns
conducted a dry goods store. Wm.
M. Morrow and Brother sold goods
for cash or urotiuce.
J. H. Elgin.
Irvine
carriage and wagon maker
an<i Morris dealt in drv g<x»ds and
bought wheat. D. V. Baldwin was
the tinner.
I. C. Dickey dealt in
Fall Recognition oí Liberty oí
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AVAILABLE
COPY
MNTIST
Evewtu IlKlWnm.
The Sero Prohice Market wauts all
Mrs E E Werst, who has been a
1 guest at the home of her parents, of th<- ev*«gr— n blaekbarrrirsit «angel.
The highesl noaritv« prire will l»e |>a»d
Mr. ami Mrs. F. T Thayer, left and squ-ire an-1 honest «»igtals ar» in-
saared.
THE »CIO PROIHR ECO.
Wednesday morning with her hus­
Fred Gisclman. Manager.
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band, who came after her. en route
After spend
week end with to Nachex. Wash., wtw re they will
her par*!» tthe
J H McLains) at make their home, Mr. Werst having
Shelburn. Mm. Theren Roaaell re­ bought a confectionery store there.
turned to her ‘home In Salem Mon­
John L. Kelly, having secured
day morning
Harold Peery an pill dispenser dur­
Printer Hrant, having found an­ ing his absence. accompanied by Mrs.
other printer who does nut hav* time Kelly. Jack, the prise bull purp, and
, for a sub, will leave1 the other doe. and Hol Morris, start­
D.jr. and Kenneth Hl runs returned
from an outing at Newport the first
of the week,
report having
an enjoyable ti
OREGON
a
ALLIED ACTION TO
END WAR IS URGED
¡back through the hlatorv of the Am-J
Nation« i«. Declared Eisen-
•riean people and compare the pres-
tial to Peace
ent with the past, we realise that
the United Stale« has made great |
Lucerne. Aug. 23
An nfficial
progres«.
statement issued regarding the con­
One hundred years ago we had ferences today lietwren Premiers
just bought Florida from Spain for Lloyd lieorge and Giolelti said that
live million dollars. The Savannah, the premiers agreed to the vital
an American l»oat. had juat made need of the re-eslabhuhmcnt of the
the first steamship voyage across the' twace of the world at th«' cnrlie*t
Atlantic. Indianapolis was founded, j
: IMMuublc moment ami that the flrat
An inventive genius. Seth Boydmt, guarantee of such a | m scv waa to I m
had just startled American sports found in lhe various treaties already
by lieginning the manufacture of cunei uded.
patent leather shoes
The slavery
"The victors in war,” continued
issue waa keeping a good many Am­ th* statement, "should dl»t
a
ericans awake »f nights
I ngnss
spirit of moderation in their enforce­
iiaasol a law offering |60 to every ment of term* and the vanquished
informer in cases of slaves Imported a spitit of loyally in their execution.
Illegally.
With this aim. England and Italy
In 1MJU, Maine was admitted as a trust that the good understanding
state. The first steamboat ran on
reached at 8p« will be further de-
l»ke Michigan. The national debt
yeloped to cover all outstanding
f
waa about ninety-one million a tre­
questions.
mendous sum then; a small pork
"Before peace Is fully established,
barrel now.
however, there are a numtier of Im­
A year was vet to go by Iwfore
portant questions to !«• decided, a
General Stephen F. Austin planted
maiority of which are Indissolubly
the first colony from the States in
connected with lhe march of events
Texas.
in territories of the ex Russian em­
Go through th« newspai>eia of
pire. Until peace is fully established
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IH21 and one of th« chief events of
between Russia and the rest of the
general interest was. aa the historian
world, an atmosphere of disturbance
described it. this:
"Miss Sophia
ami unsettlemcnt will continue to
WiMMlhouse of W’eathersfield. Con­
menace th« world.
necticut, sends to the lamdon So­
"Therefore the British and Italian
ciety of Arts samples of a new ma­
governments have been taking steps.
terial fur straw platting in its raw.
In the face of much nii»repres»‘nt«-
bleached, and manufactured state,
, lion, to restore communication be­
including a bonnet in imitation of
tween Russia and the world outside.
r-
leghorn.”
Therefore, with profound regret,
A.
After all. a century ia not such a
they have just heard that the soviet
re
long period; the census has unearth­
government, despite repeated assur­
r.
ed a woman 115 year* old. and a
ances to the contrary given officially
1
man 117, No country In the world
on its behalf, in London, has sought
d.
has made such gigantic strides in the
I to impose on Poland conditions in­
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last 1U0 years as has the United
compatible with national Indepen­
V
States. Popular Magazine.
e.
dence.
BEST
Calls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
sao
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1 through his blue glasses and bewails
th>' "grave isauea" now confronting'
us
We are optimistic» A» we gol
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Mm. A. J. itohbins left Saturday! John Cui I of Salem and a former ply means the saving of mllll«H
for a short visit with relatives in! resident of Scio for many years, died ■ property, and more in life.
at the home of hl« daughter in the •
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Portland.
capitol eity the first of the week.
Mr*
Lieweilyu
Smith has retu
Mm Chari«-« Hollis and son of
Grandma Comoton had the mi»-' from a three woeks* visit in Portl
Portland arrived last Thursday for a
I fortune to fall Saturday, resulting!
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb
visit with the liert liullisss.
in a badly bruised nose and forehead looking after business mattert
After visiting several weeks at the
and a cut on the left hand
Albany lueaday.
,
home of Z J. (Tark. .Mis» .Mary Du­
Mrs.
John
Davidasm
and
three
Dr A. G. Prill went to AIM
ran returned to her home at Wil-
children of Sacramento, Calif., ar­ yesterday to rivs the Aliiany i
lows. Oregon, Saturday
,
rived last Tuesday fur a visit with [leople the benefit of his rxperi*
Mr. and Mrs. John Jiroch and Mr.
her father. A. T. Pnerell.
in making a fair.
and Mrs. Joseph Novak left Wed­
Everybody
who
can
get
away
is|
Mrs. Art Shelton and son Ml
nesday morning f»s a short outing
off on an outing to the coast, moun-! have returned from the east
fi
at Newport.
taing. or <»ne of the numerous mfn-!
Mrs.
Fjnma
KInzer
is
visiting
Mrs. J. W Parrish returned from
mother, Mr». J W. t'ompton
j
oral springs.
an extended visit at Vale. Oregon,
Vacant houses in Scio are at a
County Commissioner Pitre
last Tuesday. Her aged father. Mr,
premium. If some rapiteimt will ,n
Tuesday.
Cary, accompanied her
build a few house« to rent, he will
Mrs Barney Fredenthaw of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohletneier of
do • *u««i stroke of business
land it visiting her (»rent«.
Portland arrived last Wednesday to
! Mr«. Joe Ambrosek.
Several of the S. L & L. company ,
attend the funeral of Grandpa Jack-
men,
who were laid off on account!
' Card *f 1‘iiaak-
•004
of low water, have gone to work on !
We desire to tender our smsit
Mias Mary Jiroch arrived Sunday
the power line from Jordan, for the thanks lo nor fri< nds ami *ehl
for a w«>e<t’B visit at home. She ia
> their kindly sympathy ami help
; th« late sicktwss. death amt
a supervisor for the telephone com­ r**T-
J. F. Weedy thia wret purchased
tot ***
pany on the east side. Portland.
a fine Sonora talking machine from "r"
' Mr *and Mrs, N J. W
J. S. Stieha ia having difficulty in J. 8. Sticha
In accordance with
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finding sand in sufficient quantity to his usual method of having nothing ■
A Cregltor* ttarcsu
suutfly lhe amount needed for the but th* lies t for his beautiful home! For the profesalonalcollrction
he made the Sonora his choice,
notes ami mortgage» ha» been
Jordan dam
lishcd for lhe lerriloty of eM*
Hammers and saws now make I «mi U«n eowntie* Thi* bureau
Merle Cyrus, who has been so dan­
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— ■ colisciiom for any p«re<ta. nrta
gerously Kick with blood poisoning, music at the old fau ground«, T. ».rsiion on a (Wr t »••«; namely,
la now at home and we are glad to B Pr<>«p«l, the carpenter. 1« build-l» charred unless ■ p*\nonl is *
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I ami when payment » iffectad on
state expects to be fullv recovered mg a reswience for Jew Rodgers. Ihta nuresu'* f«e is ooly a cert
who purchased the property,
rent of th- bill colucu-d on
in a diort time.
| This bureau collects large
The Scio school board «ent an or-'
A harvest crew south of Scio he- bd* f°r •«? ’*•
J'*1
, ,
. ,
.
> bill or mite that y«sl csiwwl
der this week for a whole bunch of I came too tick to work for a few wHt» this Bwnres alsmt it. Y
Hijr. — WTii'iiy,"Ri tm
**®*r!f thal,
otherwise be lost.
scientific equipment numbering 29<> hour« this week on account of drink-1
warfhmiHt«,
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• .G This collect tun f’ureau through repre-
pieces
ing impure water. Ahout <me-h«lf: »enutlee«, colleeu from debtors ia all
J. I». DENSMORE
Mrs. Margaret McFarland left for of the men were unfit for work, tn parts of the I nited *'t*t*s and '‘•’'•da
.
lor particulars write: M il. CRED
report eayeth. •
a visit in Portland last Thursday. _
ITORS BURKAU. B K- Cur.to Mgr.
Roy BMg., Stay Um, Oregon.
Morrison &
She waa accompanied by J. D. Dens­
This is the heavy week. Nearly
more
UNDERTAKERS
all spring grain will tie placed in the
• hi Ail Tftdi Fw Salt.
One Hundred Year« Ago
FUND CHARGE TO BE
F*
t* n ’>
$ 1.75 THE YEAR
SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. AUGUST 2«, 1920
NO. 2.
w
Ml
Wells, W Halsey; F.
L. Beard. N.
Harrisburg; R D. Snell. Albany No.
7; Robert (’. Archibald, (enter; Fph-
riam Ellis, Waterloo; J. J. Horsky.
Albany No. 6; John Burkhart. Price;
Vilas J. Philippi. Kingston; Ray
Samuel Gourley, Calapoofa; Frank
T. Thayer. N. Sdo; H. L. Burck.
Knox Butte; Waiter Wltchey. Or­
leans; L. A. Simons. Sodaville; John
Kirkland, Sunrise; John Bender,
Jordan. Bert A Millsap, N. Leban­
on; W. F. Pfeiffer. Albany No. 3;
Robert P. Howard. Sunrise; It. E.
Grime«, Rowland; John Middlestadt.
Providence; N. H. Bateman. North
Brownsville.
Some time prior to the opening
of court on September 7. the grand
jury will convene, but the date has
not vet lieen set.
,
furniture. M. 8. Taylor waa a wag­
on maker.
Wheeler and Ostrander
dealt in bacon, etc.
Wheat waa worth 65 cents pef
bushel, oats 30 cents, butter 15 rents
per pound, chickens 12 50 per dozen,
eggs 26 cents per dozen, etc.
The Oregon and California rail­
road had not yet reach» d Salem and
The Medford Railroad. 33 miles,
a passenger cuubl travel from Port­
valued at 343X.OOO was sold at auc­
land to Salem in the quick lime 3|
tion this week for 3190,500, a Mich­
hours.
igan man being the buyer.
The
road ia used for logging purposes
Secretary of State Colby was ex­
pected to i**u« the proclamation
San Franciscans expect to nay II
that Women Sulf rag«- had become
the law of the land and that the per pound for their Thanksgiving
women >>f our nation could vote at turkeys. Grower« now refuse 66c
and the birds will be scarce
the November election.
Tait Still
for
League
Reservation*
Without
of the league.
Moreover, I believe
that the issue of the league trans-
cenditon its importance any domestic
issues and would justify and require
one who Itelieves so to ignore tmrty
ties and secure thia great boon for'
the world and this country. I’hili-
delphia Ledger. Aug. I. 1920.
When Mr Wilson brought to Ibis
country the league covenant as re­
ported to the Paris conference. I
urged, on the same platform with
him, that we join the league. 1
thereafter recommended
amend­
ments, some of which were adopted
Four Plane« Reach Nome
into its final form.
Had 1 l>cen in the Senate I would
Nome. Alaska, August
have voted for the league and treaty four Untied State» army in r planen
as submitted; and I advocated its dying from Mineola, N. Y. to Nome.
ratification accordingly.
I did not arrived hern from Rul>y, Alaska, at
think and do not n«iw think that any­ 6:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
thing in the league covenant as sent
The actual flying time from New
to the Senate would violate lhe Con­ York was 55 hours. Captain St.Clair
stitution of the United States or Street, head of the expedition an­
would involve us in wars which it nounced.
would not he to th« highest interest
The hop-off on the return trip to
of the world and this country to sup­ New York will be made In a few
press by univers^ boycott and. if days.
need be. by military force.
I consider that the moral effect of
The forest fires of Linn county
Article X on predatory nations would are said to now all be under control
restrain them from war aa the dec and most of them are entirely out.
laration of the Monroe Doctrine has I
done, and that the requirement of
Th* clothing atore of Mr. Schenk
the unanimous consent by the repre­ I of Ixhanon. waa robbed of WOO
sentatives of the great power» in worth of clothing. Tuesday night.
council before league action would I
safeguard the United States from
A catholic church in Tacoma «fill
any perversion of the high purpoaej be heated entirely by electricity.
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