■hl|-ntrnt» evrer«l«'d me lm|»>rt<
the «ante month however, the value
of the import» W». I«-.« than half of
thr good» brought tn during March
»<4
Australia*« Prickly Pear P«at.
Aa«tralla 1» »uflfr-ring from a prick
|y peer p«*«t, which rake« advanlage of
the river« a« a mean« nt «firvadlng.
Rhrnita break off from the parent
plant growing nlotic a «tream ami the
part 1« carrie.I d>»wn«tn-ani tn found a
new colony
Thousand« of acre« are
bring mined yearly owing tn the rev-
age« of thl« plant and no mean« hare
been dl«coverr«l <»f «tapping It« march
Holl'ntf «praying and polaon» hare
proved Ineffectual, and It 1« hoped that
aeteiK'r may And aom« cottimerrial u«e
for th« plant
Battery repair» are often the result
of failure to use that aervice which
Willard ha# established for the car
owners of America in over seventeen
hundred place®.
There are two ¿«finer «idea to Willard
Service: One is paid aervice — curing battery
troubles by skill and thonwighnrvx in
handling repairs — doing the job in a work­
manlike fashion ao f.haf it doesn't bam
to be done over.
Hard 1« G«» »nd K««p.
Yrarv before In- had nlw ay« gone
to Atlantic ORy to »prtid hl« «urn-
war vacation.
But the other day In
thr lobby of the Mart»»« riuh, «-une one
■aid to him: "Judge. It'» about thr
ftmr you always go 1« Atlantic I*lty to
•iwiyd th<- real of thy aummef."
The Indr»- rrpl •
"ttul I don't
think I'll I-' able to make II thia veer.
Th.- « th- »ny» : “Th«- maid hn« th.- liny
fuver, »ml W* have )u«t got to take bvr
and <•> up !•» Michigan'"
The other side erf Willard Service is pro­
motion of battery trouble and that you
do n<>t pay for. Registration of new hat tenet
for special service, cards entitling any owner
to testing and filling, good advice, informa­
tive literature and genera! helpfulness.
THE VALUE OF VALUABLES
Every Willard Service Station sells the
Still Better Willard Battery—a battery that
was already better in material, workmanship
and record of aervice, and was made Stilt
Bettor by the invention of Threaded Rubber
Insulation.
STORAGE
BATTERY
readed Rubber Insulation
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE, Albany, Oregon
lamikl* KVKRY THVMDAY HY
T. L. BUUiiKK. UDITO» AND PROP
Entered at the ooatofTica at Scio
Oregon a« second elaiu matter.
ADVBKHHNG RATI»:
Local advrrtuùng per lin« Ural in-
•flrtion.................. ........................ .10
i*
Each euiMU<|uent inurrtem per line
Display «dvertuing Fltwt inaerUon
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2S
per .......
inch
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B*ch'»ul>a«|Uent
Each «ul>MM|Ucnt iMertion
insertion ................... IS
Advertiarmento «houkl reach thia office
not later than Tu.aday to maure publi­
cation in the current i«»ue.
AH foreign advrrtiaemenU muat be
paid for in advance of publication.
it you burry you anti your men will
have pltffity of time to ketch Itltu be­
fore he reache» town.
"He*« g»a the 'mule* all covered tip
with a ennva« tarpaulin on the buck
of bl« wagon."
The «tariff «wore lu two deputies
nn<t went to the t'orubread road
Tin- officer» naw approaching them
In lelaurely fanhlon • big farm wagon
drawn by two horuea that were driven
hy a man ana wed ng thr den, ripthai of
Stuiiblna.
"Halt. In the mum- of the law!“
ordered the «tariff. "Have you got a
load of ’white uiuleT "
1 «ure have. 1 gotta admit It." re
pile! the farmer who by thl« time
•etiaed that «otnetaxly »1« being made
the victim of a joke, look fer yerwelf.
•hedff. iuid«-r the «»ver tlo-re"
The «hertff ral«H<d the tarjinulln and
gninl on the melancholy form of a
real white mule which had pa«m-d
«way following an attark <>f colic and
which rvefl then wa« on It» way to a
red action plant lu the nearby cHy.—
Iwilanapoll« New«.
FLOWERS THAT GIVE LIGHT
/ yiedye allegiance Io my /fog orwt
fAc Republic for which il >lanh. one
Ration. tndtriable. with liberty ana
i latice fu' oil.
SCIO. OREGON. SEPT. 30. 1920
FARMER
HAD
REAL
THING
"■fly. -herUr." «aid a voice over the
tetepli.-n.- to the «herlff of a nearby
Indiana county a few day» »<•» “thl»
I» Ute Mfuliblea. Well. Jim Stubb In*,
a notgtiieir of mine that I been bavin
trouble with, bi <m hi« way to town
right m,w with a load of ’white mule.'
He'» guln' Oy
PbHiciai aií Saneas
CaHs Attendevi
Day ar Night
Ml
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MUNKERSandWEST
SCIO STAGE
Walter Bilyeu, Prop.
Phone Ö-Ä15
STAUF. MEHTS ALL TRAIN®
lx-ave« Scio Daitothce —
Wr»i Sew.
Sen,
at 7 JO a m and 4:45 p m for Wr«t
ami 7.46 a. m. amt I :la p tn for Munkcra
Fact Not O«n«rally Known I« That
Many Common Plant« Hav« a
Olatinct Cuminoaity.
M-wl people hair wren the plant
rolloqnlally railed the burning hu«h.
and hare «truck • match and applied
It to the feathery flower« amt h-avea
In order to «ee the ilrllcate flame run
over the «urfai-r of the plant wltlxuit
affecting or hurting It' lint It 1« not
•o woll known that three are a num
her of flower» which throw off Inml
noalty all their own. and among «wh
plant» are the roaimtm rharigoid. cer­
tain aorta of 11 lie« and the oriental
poppy. a« well aa that familiar and
popular favorite the naeturtlum
It la related that on a warm «urn-
n>er evening In the year I'tf the clev
or daughter of ilw faiuoua ttwedlab
naaturthint« In her father*« garden
wee. entitling tiny hut dlatlnct flaahee
of light; flr«t one flower then another
would throw out an evanescent beam.
Though at Aral her a««er11 on was re­
ceived with doubt, other Invcotlgatora
MMin proved it to tw true, and It 1«
now known that ted only naaturiluni«
hut many other flower« exhibit thia
luiiilnoalty
I'nnu-llln« lutve lx-«-n aven
to glow with a OMNWllke radiance.
Hlatorlc Slic« of B««f.
The mrrgetic pr»-«« « tv ire of the
l'nllrd Stair« marine corp« «roda n« a
bulletin from Ann Artmr. Mich., with
the following rtirheia. If not Important,
information :
"A piece of tw-ef rooked tn l*<jr> la
•till being carefully iTtwcrvrd in a little
«liver pitcher hy Edward IL Mnnwar-
Itig
Ing of thia
thl« city. T1
Thi« I« not being kapt
Iff anticipation of a further llicreaae
in the co«t of beef. hot I« a g**nulne
hririmmi.
“Nonit Jom-pb Bobbin« of the Bri
tlah llôyal marinea aaved the piece of
href, which he wit« eating wln«n aa-
anultwl with an at by a cook on a
French vpaaoi which had been rap­
tured hy !<ord Nel »on nt Trafalgar.
The rook nd»«-d hi» alm. hut the
•rri-onl got the Iteef. Kcrgeant Hoti
bin« wan the great great grandfather
nt IJi-ut. <’ol. Edward B. Manwaring
nt the United Htiiti-a marine corpo."
—From the imtl<xik.
Trade With Au«tr«iia OrowA
Trading between thl« cinti try and
I«
«hotvtng
a
healthy
Anatrella
grow th ac.-onllng tn figure« •utqdk-d
to the ilciwrtmvnt •if enmmeree hy A
W. Ferrin, trade cntnmluMltmcr. who
1» at Melbourne,
They rover Import«
and rvport* for the rtrvt qttnrter nt
the current year, and «how the Im
port« during that period tn hav« Ix-en
about F.*7 77â.i«»> again«! r»|»>rt« tn
thl« country of apprnvlm«tely Sl«l.’t.*,«i
I»»»
February ••»port* nearly <-<|naled
In value i he total« for January an<l
March, «nd In that
Value hi a <»imm<Mtlty de|w*nda. ac-1
cording to certain »landnnl eevno I
mi«la, on nllllti»-» of tlm«- p ,y r and I
event*. An article la worth what It» I
owner cwn tp’t for it. What he van
get for It depend« on where It 1«. win-
waul* it. fnr wtial |»utpo«r «ml the
number of bidder«.
Th«- Maurheater Utmrdlnn publt»bvd
an Interview with Bykov. |iryw>lilrnl of
the «apremv •■•■uuril of mitlonal crono
my In «ovlrt llii«-iu. Ilykov l nd I»-« fed
that «.»mr valuable« wore I»-*« valuable
tn ttiv«,' ilay« than fort irrly. while
Other» Were more ao. Thr •»■vliffa. hr
■old, would Iri go of tli.-lr plnilnum
»lowly In trade with the outalde world
—•lowly, that 1«. In riuniuiriMm with
their rrlen»e nt other artlch-«.
"In platinum n<- have a world
moar>|i«>ly." aald Ilykov, "and conae-
quvntly ran afford to wall. Diamond«
ami <•■!•>, however - they ran have a»
much «« they want of roch rubblali.
Platinum 1» dlffery*wt and we are tn tm
hurry to juirt with It. IHninoiida and
gold ornament A the jewelry of the
cun, we are ready to give to any
king In Nurope who fancle«« them If
he can give um «a-me I«-«« 01 Huilienta I
but mor« awful |u>yum>ihe«."
Rhnllarly there 1« no doubt that not
a few Amer'can tininiifucturv'« would
willingly trade diamond« and gold and
motor cars and electric rnnuhout» for
buy care—plain, old railroad red hoy
earn—ready on the «hl>dra<k to haul
factor, output from point of prialtjc-
tlon to point of eoiimiliiptloii.-—Chica­
go Sewn.
NOT MUCH GOES TO WASTE
Mach Ine« That Make for Cronomy Are
Now In Ganeral U m in F«cto-
rie« In America.
Itm.icry of valuahle |x>rtfon» of
material« fortuerly wa«te>l 1« more
and more a fcature of American In­
de« trial emnomy
For luany yeatw
therr ha« br«« In u«e In rnany of
thè largo engineering w-orka a cen­
trifugai »•■parating machine which
remov«w the oil from Iron and »trot
turnlng« or boring» and thua |iermll«
li lo lie need over ngnln.
Thi» Idea
whlcti undrriice thl» machine ha«
now bven rarried fartiier and appi Imi
lo thè retino al of tln duat and diri
whlch unni oldably mltcrt« In oli
tiM>d In thr lubrlnitlng «y»t(-tn» of
marine ami othnr large.rnglm,a. The
tirw maritine la very «Imitar In form
and o|»-rntr« un th<< «atne principi« a«
thè
in>w
wrll-known
crtitrlfugal
eream «•■paraior. The foni oli I» fed
conti nuoualy
Imo
thè
Innchtne
througli a «tralnrr whlch rateile« any
gntaa partirle», preclari/ a« milk la
fed Info thr •-rritin «••purator.
Tlm
purlfled
oli
•»,. ape« contluuously,
w III le thr dliHt ami diri collao-t »0 Iho
Inner «urfm-e of thr M-|uirntlug drutn.
Provbdon 1« mnde hy whlch thr al-
Irndnnt ren ln«tnntly teli wlu-n thè
maritine 1« Cbokrd wllh lite d<-po»it>«l
Impuntir«.
< ■ Iliff >I’HA< -TIC
FOR THE
Hunting
Season
RIFUEB
AMMUNITION
RIFLE CASES
CARTRIDGE BELTS
GUN OIL GREASE
HOPPE’S SOLVENT No. 9
CLEANING RODS. RRUSHE8
DUXBAK HUNTING COATS
TROUSERS and HATS
I.EATHER VESTS, COATS
HIGH TOP BOOTS
WOOLEN SHIRTS
SWEATERS
FLASHLIGHTS. KNIVES
SAFETY RAZORS. BLADES
HAUSER BROS
'* Where Everybody Ruy»
Albany, Salem, Carvallii,
F.ugr
Meat Market
HOLECHEK BROS.
Wo want to treat thu ptojilo
right hik I will welooine old
mid iivw ruatomer®, selling
lirat-claaa inogt at thu most
renttoniihlo price®.
We buy Veal, HtigH aih I
Hide®, paying good price®.
Give Us a Call
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
('«II« Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
OREGON
Railroad I irne Table
Arrival and Departure of lki«Menger
Traina
W<MMÌbum-,Sprtngli«*ld Branch
WEST SCIO
North
7:f>6 a m
South
6:13 p m
CorvaRia A Eaatcrn
MUNK EILS
To A limn v
b.llim
To Detroit
1:44 pm
Motor aervice diacontinned
Roman Areh Revlv«d.
Mlnnrn|xdla, whlch, wlth Ita twia
city, M. l’atil, I» teiw thè l»rgr«t riiy.
exccjit MI. Ixiula, wr«t of thè Ml«at« i F GUIRI.MAN
•ippl. and ha» Ihr iargrat ih»ur uillla|
In tbr World, «III «-«»ti aliai lx«a«t
thè haigraf ••oncrrte i»r h u | mu > Iheì
fi«>t»t<M,l a« pori of t
h -Mgei
Irayrralng thè Fatlier .•. Water«- fh» '
areh ha« a li-iiglli of t»v '
!•
* sno
,
-
«l«t» of Iwo nrpnrate i n c*r'
JOHN KVKACKA
GISELMAN & KUKACKA
Real Ent ah' Rrohert
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OREGON
«fi» :i.. «.i.. Pr«i..«
rr»»**n. wffh h ri**1 »»( ’*■** f>
M|||
Thv firn In «r* li
ll.mlks d <at ri» i
pih H») tu •» nnil'i »r k .n ..
.«f uh.«ì»
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Farm w/gft
•»«! w* will »*11
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; Miai ref c.-iM...n rhargod
othrr an; ii . u H ii : fi-, tittnl
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tiw «trurturr i.uc ir»abuufuteu|
UMteimacì
*\ukacK<
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Ami the X-Ray wer« dincuvvroi in
lt»5 the latter prove« and demon-
•tralca the former.
DR. IL II. HARRIS
Cuaick Rank
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Albany, Oregon
Many Thing« Go to Make Up Con
(idaratton of th« R««t Worth
of an Artici«.
Bartu Motor Co
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
DR A. G. PRILL
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