The Scio tribune., September 16, 1920, Image 4

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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SCIO, OREGON. SEPT. 16. 1920
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR AUTO
jsy«
net^frte
ri*.md
II -vas a
In ihr
*«w riant on l-loe tey method«, and
bere«.*:«* 1 abati re«>rd rt»e t.t««t» with
a Arr bll tnrer «fvpn-r-tathm - iTvrlw-
Iteli »rlrnce Monito
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Railroad Time Table
Arrival and Departure of Piasrnger
Traina
Woodburn-Sprtrurficl.l Branch
WEST SCIO
North ——- -
7:56 a.m.
Sr>u Ut
R i» p.m.
Corvallia A Eastern
MUN KERS
To Albany
8:11 a m
To Detroit
1:44 p tn
Motor rarvicr diacontinued
the .tate accident --ommiaalon
Ham Kllbarg. logger
J uew ». MeKaaaa.
Iloek. war. billed
Employe, of th. •bevila Risso«
onmpaay aad th. Brooks-Beas ton Lum­
ber nompaay. of Head, wbo wr oa
the payroll, of the two corpnratloa.
during the firm gli month, of i
prseeat year. bar. rorefred I41.M0
boevasa. representing I per twat
r. auwLMAN
AJHN IV«ACMA
thalr earn lags durtag that period
Frvdlctloao of railroad extensions
the south, conaectlng Bend wttb Lake*
view and Klamath Fall, at an early
Real Estate Broker»
date «tr» made and pledge of amtet-
SCIO
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ORFXÌON
ance In aerarlo« federal aid for the
development of the Benham Fall. Ir-
ricalino project wer. given by United Office with the Scio Produce
Co., Mill »Creel.
•lateo Senator Oonrge K Chamberlain
la an nddn-n. given before the It. nd
Commerciai club
I jat your farm with u» and we will sail
it for you. Usual rommwaidh charged,
Paar trllirr
I <
M Arian le eteven yearn
old
think* «hm «he la «M «t>nngh to ■top
ho vif« fi’t hslr bot»’.« d and let II grow
out «tut tw l.rnptrel ns i do the other lit-
tic girl« In her cln«a. Itut her moth­
er ha» different IdeaA
Ideas So. of rourae.
there t« an argument every lime hair
rutting time arrivra. 1e«t time moth
er brought forth a new argument. "1
want your hair to he pretty and thick
when you grow up." *h« «aid, "and
■ here 1« nothing which make, your
h.lr grew liettcr th . *o cut It oft««."
Matteo', eye. op.-iicd wide. "Thea
why don't you begi- It on fatherF' «be
«aid "He »ty. blnuwlf that lie te gad-
ting tight"
Fiow«ra.
To dream of picking flowers •’«’ll
fie» future fortune, of holding, -<-elng
re Mnctilqg the*» In reaMMi iii'ini
ph-saur« but If out of «.-iiMin. ob-
■taeles and lark of .nere«.,
if the
ffovver. are w|Jte the «twt«.-tea will
he leas; If yellow, they will be pain
ful, sod if red they forte el! the dream-
er'a serious lllitees. If you dream of
twin« bedecked with ffowerw It means
a «hort happlnetut te coming tn ymt
If you dream of Imving them you will
hear «tun« good news—Chicago Amer
Imn.
Glselman A. Kukacka
Public Sale.
llavtar to Io«»» Ute farm on account of III health, I will sell
at public auction <*n the old Ixica. farm. 4 mile, aouthcagt <>f Scio,
on the Richardson Gap road, on
NOT ALL DUE TO COMEOIAN
Part of Laughable Entertainment Waa
Being Fwrnlahed by Original
Tenante of Barn.
ftpenker ftwr-ct «old the other da»
In th< New Turk »tat« legislature at
Albany;
“Ih-cairw an agitator gets a lot at
Uew»|»n|M-r «|w»re It daw liot mwcnatl-
rlly mean that he la n «rent man
Ncw«pa|wr «tutee may mean aomethlng
el«c It remind» me of a »tory.
**A rich nutn hired a comedian
ontertnln the work.-ra on hl« natale
■me i-viming. The entertainment w«»
•tagi-l In tlw barn, and II w«mt well
The comedian, tn
ahn- >1 too « «II
fact had hardly g«>t under way when
the I«>m began to «hake with -hont»
ot lau -M it Soon the laugtiter became
•o upronrtou« that the rich man H jm -
ami «old:
• 'Friend». I know how difficult It I«
to r< it mln onr mirth whim Mr Had.
chat I» mt the «tag«, hut rew'ly, yon
know. If we don't hold nuraetve. In
J>i«t a little the performance will hard
ly l>r over by midnight.*
Th.-o a burly plowman r>««e In hl«
turn
** *K«cuac nto. hmm.' he aatd : ’ll ain't
Mr Bartrhat we’re leaguin' at .but
«ometto.li left the door open nnd all
the |.lg« ha»« g«»t In ami fhey're nearly
puhhln 'n» «ff our «ente* “
BluaJsy Ways
■ V
latri •pring a pair of bitte
nested lit the crotch of a maple h»t
below m» «ltt.1v wltohtw What a ili»«-
they b<i>l of neat building! The female
In.ottvd ••» building tn a crotch below,
while the male fhoughl a crotch higher
up afforded a more advantage»««» ha-a
ration
The» talked and «"Mol
hnthllng Brat In one place then In the
other In Ihr eixl the female had her
way an<l the makeshift hunch of twig*
alni I'Hnh wa« collected
The Wnl*
were »lient for werk«, tending «trtetl«
to family rare»; th«* half nf «hi< h the
male bird aaanmetl without a ai armar
or roniplnlnt. All »ttmnwr tong they
aere «lient, hot toward fall they Mncl
their voteve with thwar of the wfb.r
the rwaUlt of rifle hull«!., believed to
have boon firawl deliberately.
Thirty at« alien« now rm dving treat- ;
nieni a< the alate hcpttal at H«leta
will be dejiorti-d to foreign porta a boat
•cptomlwr li. according to announce­
ment mad. by IM. II. lore Steiner, I
•upertntendent of the inatltutlon.
The Marlon I'otk Interaounty brtdgu
te badly In neoal of repair, and anli-a.
alrengthcneil al an early date will be
In danger ot collnpiu*. waa the report
•nhmlttnd to the Marton county court
by th« .tale highway ileiwvrtnwnt.
Th. Ironic farm building, and •
quanUly of newly harviwted grain
■>wn»d by Cl«reive Mark», three mile.
ea«t of Canby, were daatroyed by fire.
The loaa wa. approclmately JU.ixui.
Iiruah fire. Ignited the buildlnga.
Th. Ih-ali-re' Motorcar aanociatlon
remitted to tb« Mcrotary of »tare
tSUf.lt, covering the tas on gaaolln.
and dtetlllate anlea for tho month end-
lite August SI
Th. aaatwlatlon »old
2<7 Sltf gallon, of gasoline during tha
month
Mrs Amanda Johnson, probably on.
nf the few pr-wple yet living who as a
slave child wa« given to a bride
wedrllng gift, celebrated h.r
birthday al her home In Albany
day
She has resided In or
Albany for »' year*.
That a kcenlc bmp highway may be
built In the Three Mlle Dry hollow
.llstrlct In Wasco county, a petition la
in circulation among the voters of
the dtetrlct asking the county court to
authorise survey and estimate of tb.
espenm* of am h a highway
From present tmteatlon» Oregon
cittern» aspiring to political office are
not going .to squamier money In ad
verttelng th.lr merit, through the
official voter» pamphlet
Up to date
not a single pag. of apace In the
pamphlet has been reserved and rwor-
F ration» cloae September IS.
Orders were i-«u.-<t by the Ore».«
public sec vic. commteaion aitkorlrlng
alight tecreaaea la rate, of ike Inter-
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Friday, October 1,1920
Commencing at 10 A. M.. Ute following listed personal property:
16 CATTLE 1«
One brtadle cow. to freshen October 10; one Durham cow: two
Holstoina and seven Jaraey cows, all milking no* and will freshen
in March and April.
10 DUROC BOOS 10
One brood ao* and nine shoata. weight 120 pounds
2 HORSES 2
Ona grajr horse, six years old, weight 1450; one roan horse. 10
years old. weight 1500 pounds
M1BCBLLANB0US
bouthwset'a Moat Draatfatf Spat. Death
Vall.y, Ha. Bean Mad. Befa
1er
Ne Imitation, fer H.r.
A ymimr physlclnti tnok bl. hest gtrl
’n » loctil jUctqrv bou«c.
Advertlae-
Death valley, one. the terror nt mepr« wer. bring thrown on the
the traveler In the Kouthwoat and the •crecn. sni<i..g thiui. thte «not *'Mske
last reeling place of many early-day ihcm hnt-tiy vdth s phtdogrepb of yonr-
I
pr<-«|x ct<>rw_ I. Non« made ante for «elf at Clirt«tm»s. tmr «h--p. etc."
travel l«»th day nnd night.
The young man tumed tt» bis gtrl
This erstwhile barrier to human writh the fscetlou» remarh. “Wiwtld a
pragraaa haa le-en conquered by th. fvhoto nf itw* inske "vu hsppyF'
automobile.
It. trackless waste of
•he vh.-ok her hcad. “1 don’t llke
rand ha« bcm elgn-f«>eted and It. hid­ tmlta* m» ” »he pouted. “l’ra ti»ed to
den water boh*, mark nil by Undo reci-lvhig rcnl thlng*.”
Sum.
Not content with merely mak­
ing the doaert «way to cromi for trav­
Officers Copy d'Annumlo.
eler. In daylight, th. Automobile Club
Gabriele d'Annunilo’a hal-l head haa
»f Nouihrrn California la going far­
net the fa«hlou for the othrera of bln
ther and I. placing «Ign« In <meh man-
little army In Flume, many of whom
per tluit the ray. of the headlight«
hate «hnvi-d their craniums anti are
from p<i««!ng machine, will fall upon
milentorln« to «row miniature. Van­
them and guide the night tourist a.
dyke hen rd. mt copies of the poet's
anfely and surely no the day traveler.
chin adornment.
The Automobile club also will sign­
Th. Flume aviator« have adopted
post all lateral route, of the famous
the emre with «renl.T neat than other
I tenth valley dtetrlct. Included In th.
brunch«-« and rail fheotolv«* “Iron
sign imatlng twin« done will be a rota- Head."
Y.mthful offirers In th.lr
plcte M«t nf road signs directing Itwr-
tvvna and early twenties have «hared
lat« to picturesque Palm canyon, on
their h<nda and are «.airing llttie
the edge of the detu-rt—one of the
polnttnl bearda in an «-ffori to look an
most unique spots In the world.
much like the poet a. they can.
Thl. oa«l. In the sandy wastes tn
Mis««! nnlform» of French horienn
to tie made a national monument by
bine and Italian gray green are worn
the government
Ila distinctive fea­
by d'Annnntlo'a m«ti with great pride.
ture In the t>re««-nce nf ancient palm»
nf weird Iwauty, .landing In straight
The city water »apply ot Iteker ha.
row», apfiarently planted by the hand
of man, but antedating history of the tieon «udangered by perforation, of
the .tandplpv rawing a leakage of
flrwt human beluga In thl. aeetlon.
ISO gallon, a minute
The bole. ar. J
GISELBAN & KÜKACKA
to
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Three duaen full-blond white Minorca hens; thirty tons loose
hay; forty bushels of oata; four sacks cheat seed; standing corn;
cotnbinaUon Wade gaa drag and circular aaw, with extra belting,
haa bean run one day only; one iron wheel« half truck wagon; one
good top buggy; one heavy saddle and chaps; one aet of work
harness; one set of double driving harness: one 50-tnoth drag
harrow; one 14-iaeh Oliver chilled plow; one 14-lnch Case ateel
plow; one 2 shovel cal live tor; twenty rod« woven wire; fifty grain
tacks; throe lO-gallvn milk cane; one grindstone, and numerous
other small farm tools and articieo.
TERMS
Ail sums of S26 and under, cash in hand; over |25. bankable
nolae, at sight per cent interest, due in six months.
Ladle* Aid Society will supply lunch at noon.
8PKNCBR w. LONG, Owner.
A. L. Stevenson. Auctioneer.
Riley Shelton. Clerk.
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UNIVERSITY
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• OREGON
—la Maintal nevi by tha state
is oraler that the young peo­
ple of Oregon may rerei va.
without coal, the benefit a of
a liberal adoration.
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an4 «vary alien tiem fl »an the he« lib
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