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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1921)
In thè south rounty It frequenti) mine "pttrhforks" and sometlmes "reta an<! dog*." Tb» tuoat Intensivo «xpreeetoos of thè naitvs. however are thal It la “mlnlng llke all Rsm 11111“ or llke “all posee«e«<t“—Buoton Glotm.“ Your Opportunity 4* ^2 cigarettes A Regular Stunt. rergueoo—Pve Jurt been reading that the aviators today can do any thing a bln! cun do. Tsw. sir. they've got the thing down ■« line that there lan't a bird alive that has anything on them. Fttxgvrald- Ta I so! Well, when you aro an aviator fast asleep hanging •nto a brunch of a tree with one foot. than I'll rome and take a look.—Amer- Legion Weekly. ERTAIN fine type» of tobacco, previously used for export, piled up in the United States due to the high rate of exchange. From these high grade tobaccos we have manufactured “111” (ONE- ELEVEN) CIGARETTES- a new product — a quality product of tobacco never C pmiomli uxj in Tims's Whirligig Old Rorem—Remember I h > w the so totnobllea. when they enuw Into prom inence. laughed at us for poking along! Buggy—Yep. but them waa happy day« Old Horse— Now It's a raw <>f fh<- airplane laughmg at th« antomebUew cigarctlct in this country. H. J. MclNNIS JERSEYS « •* AT AUCTION Thursday, January 27 Users of Kloetrkity Today Read With a »mile of the "Link Boy" of Old England. a * Forty head of purebred* and grade*. Twenty head registered Jrrwyn row», brad heifer», herd bull. and calves, both sexes, Rich in the St. l-ambert and Stoke Pogte breeding, every one a useful animal, many capable of making excellent record». The grade* are practically purebred, nothing but purebred bulla having bean u»ed for »evvral generation«. All «tagea of laclati -n «everal freah. other« to freshen «non. Catalogue giving detail» aa to breeding and description can be had u|a>n requevL ANCIENT AND MODERN LIGHT F inally * • HORSES Four useful horse« from 4 to 8 year« old, 1100 pound« to 1500 pound* weight. &CPLEWE3CTS Drill, »prlngtooth harrow, hack, buggy, etc. 4 ORANG FEARED THE CAMERA Photographer's Presence of Mino Probably Saved Him From Death or Fearful Injury. You will hr glad to »re them then. You will be Kind of the fresh eight hours that ran be entployvd In dome thing that la valuable and Interesting. —John Blake. In Chliago bally News. A couple of centuries ago p*Hn*n«-n! ■trrot lights In the large cities of the ‘PI.. K I world were almost unknown, tn old Sal«1 will be held on the McInnis farm, fi mile« east of Albany England "link buy«," carrying torches, anil 1 mile et.*t of Goltr* were hired by gentlemen to light the way for them when they went out In STARTING JT // O'CLOCK the evenlug In London. When lamp !6 ¡{■'yCS Time will be given those furnishing approved p«*»ta were place«! In the city streets security. Arrange with owner or clerk before bidding if you the link boys' occupation was gone. With progress of time lanterns light want credit. ed by entidies or by oil were succeeded Lt \( H A't7 Sale held under «heller, rain or ahine. by gas or by electric lights. Every H. J MclNNIS. Owner. city of the civilised world normally ban Its principal streets light«»! at Sale Manager. E. A RHOTEN, Salem. Oregon. night, and the link boy t«x!sy la an su Auctioneer, uLl. BEN T. SUDTELL. perflunq» as the sedan chair. Clerk. FIRST NATIONAL HAND. In a similar way the famous cave« I of the world, such as the Mammoth cave of Kentucky and Luray cavern In Virginia were formerly lighted by N-«t I-than 15“'i veterans of thr candles carried by guides who con world war. al an open waalon In th* ducted traveler«. But today practical Portland armory Inal week, called by ly all these subterranean place« that FMrtland pool of th«- Atm-riean l-eglon " . A. Ewing, A. E. Randall are visit««! by sightseers are equipped r«>ar«-d affirmation to a resolution call President Vice Pre*. with electric fights and instead of car E. I). Myers. Cashier rying a bag of candles the guide mere Ing upon th«- Oregon legislature to al ly turns on or off a series of electric low r*s>-ivlr< men the option of Ilf Mart a bank account lixlay and switches as he conducts a party for ea« h i -nth of »• rvlce or a llOOC provi«!« for your fuluts. through the eave. farm or borne I na. You will fln«l a checking ac count very convenient for your Railroad tunnels were formerly Hu Forest supervisors from Oregon and busine** transaction». We pay lighted. excepting the lights In th» Washington will gatha-r In Portland <* interest on lini«- deposit*. trains that pass«»! through them. but for th« first lime sinea »17 for a today tunnels, a* well as »tatlona. nre I w>i-k'a conference February II to 11 lighted by electricity.—Boston Com Plana for the masting, which will bo mercial Bulletin. attend««! by J4 supervisors, are now being «completed by lleorge H Cecil, dlatrlet for-st«r. who will preside The Arrival and Departure of I'amu-nger Which Way Do You tiespf Traina Do you sleep with your l«>dy lying conference will be a round table din from east to west or are your toes cusslon of all the various divisions of W<x»lburn-St>rnigfield Branch pointing southeast while your bea«l work carried on In forests and for an Hee north west 7 If you are lying In Interchange of id« as among the super WEST SCIO this position, you are under the pres visors. «North 7:56 a m sure of the magnetic meridian. In Passage of a bill prepared by ths South 6:13 p.m other words, you are sleeping under a i Oregon legislative board of the Broth- tension and there Is a bad effect on Corvallis & Eastern «-rhood of taoeotnotlvo Engineers at the blood pressure and the puls« rat« the nest seaalon of the legislature "Change your bed with the hea«l MUN KERS north <4 south an«! you'll sleep bet w uld r«qulr> all drivers of motor To Allmny ' 8:11 a m Vehicles on the public roads, outsld«- ter.“ To Detroit 1:44 p m These are some of the theories pro- of municipal corporation«. which cross poimled by Dr. W. W. Bailey of Dav- railroad tracks, tn bring their ma Motor service discontinued. enport. la., secretary of the Central chines to a full stop not leaa than 11 Roclety of Physical T!>era|>«utlc«. feet from th rail nearest the car ap which held Its conventhJu In Chicago proaching the railroad track After a short lime ago The convention was bringing th«-lr machines to a atop It made Up of ll<■ensc«! doctors of the th«-n would le Incumbent upon the If you Imvo liny fat liogH Middle W«-st wh«« rely more on driver to look In both directions and ruiuly fur »hipping »top in physlrol <neth«»te of «'tiring <lls«-a*«-s listen f<>r a train before attempting than on VH-dlcal m«-tboda. and Bee to ernes the track. Burro Saw th« Point As a rule ora it gout an gs. the flerceet Ono who know* save that some peo of the aj>es. are caught young and tamed before they are shipped to Eu ple claim that anlm.ila can't reason, rope and the United Btatua. One of but If they were nrouml burros awhile these nnlmnla that arrived In l.ombm like he was when he ran a burro train came with the beet of characters. He up In Colorado they'd change their was considered a very tame, steady* mind*. One of the burroa fell down tn going creature, and an expert waa en crossing a stream and hr «a» loaded gaged to photoKraph him. The man entered the orang's cage with *ugar, and It t«x>k about ilfti-vn as he had entered many other«. He minutes to get him <w> his fret and hla had not exposed many plates before l«aid didn't weigh mor* than half a« be saw that the anltual was Intent on much wham they started out again. For rnontha afterward that critter mischief. He was a very powerful beast, and the man would have stood always contrived to fall down when no chance at all If the orang had at crossing a stream of water. It didn't llgb'rn bls load any. for the tacked him. The man's only chance waa to we driver never trusted him with sugar the camera as a wea|«>n. Making a «ny more hut he still had h«>pea until sign to the keeper to keep silent, the they happened to loud him with photographer pointed his hand camera s|>onge« one day. That cured him. — Ixw Angeles at the orang and with slow and steady atop a|>proa< hed him. The kee|»er was Times. outside the door ready to open It; but Arab Pula Comfort First. neither of them uttered a sound. The photographer Was relieved to see the TTie bentitlftil villas that remain tn ornng gradually retreat and at the Algeria are Moorish villa», for the same time to be able to rise from the Arab d«x>« not care for thing« artistic crouched and thennclng |«wltlon he ami cnmfortablc that other rar»» of had taken. Once the creature «lis o«> the earth demand If he were given a the move the man knew he had a hottae he would first remove the il«x>r« chance. lie succeeded In working th«- an<1 burn them : he would next drive orang around to the corner further a Imok Into the facade to hitch hla from the doer, which the keeper bar mule to. and then he would abandon silently amt slowly opened Mtlll point the chimney-placa Inalile the house ing his camera at the beast the man and hull«! hl* fire In the mid«!!« nt the room. 4«-nilng nil the walla with very slowly barked out of the cage the door was sl immed to and he waa «moke. Ills |«er»«msl biens of comfort come first. safe. The Algerians are not llke the Pigs Bqu«al for Aguaite. French. Th«) are different In man Animals will often tell its all COMPLETE WORK OF TODAY ner*. <m«tom*. habits and morals, says Charte« Divin In the Century. Even want to Know about the weather. Watch your dog. If be refu»«* f«*x1 Unfln.chad Tasks »Imply Mean That the Arab remarks It and calla ail pe«> la the morning, and la found subse Ona Has Plated a Mortgage pie who come from France "Parisian •n His Tomorrow. quently chewing grasa on the lawn, Roman*“ a downpour may be anticipated. Sheep Leave today's work undone and you will scatter far and wl«le over a hill Novel Idea of Aviation. mortgage tomorrow. And tomorrow side during fair an«! settle«! weather, A certain Fronds laina. some two hut prefer to buddle together under may bring the big opportunity you centuries ago worked ot.f to his own shelter wh«n a storm approaches have been looking for ae long. satlsfartlavi that a vessel, with It* air Nome p*»«pl« say that the higher the Try Io keep tomorrow for yourself Tn IO keep it free Don't load It up •apply eshaw«ied would sustain itsrif •beep *m •***■ hillside, the liner the with work that should lie done wh«m «tl»t»-n«1«»! It« the atmosphere. lie pro- ••vea I her. duced such a Veasel hut there la n«« ev- you leave your desk tonight. If rattle go reluctantly to pasture Irte nev to «how that hl* scheme waa tn the morning, or lie d«»«n early In You never know what It mar bring You never know what chance« there ever attempt«»! a* an air mai-hlne the day. I«»«l weather I* Imminent as Now •<><nvu slot etillilrrn «-no (!) may lx- tomorrow—If you have It dear It is when the morning's milk »uppiy through the str. and that so simply Is aomty. or the hearts themselves — to show somebody who can pay a tbst the Children make ph-iurro of low and l««»k at the sky big salary what you can do Your days are Important, every one their flight. and flunk no notre of it Pigs of esame, are infallible barom than lh<-> do of going by train, or by eters; the) aqurol «tul croni Incre- of them. Each has Its own work that boat. num I«- done. snnfly when storms »ppr-sch. Start every day with a clean sheet Ray: “This la the work that Is to be Quaint New England K*pr««alon* ■«yp< Orsw Cotton In 200 fl C. done today— that must be done to There are many quaint exprroslons Cnttasi has been grown in Egypt day." -»In« r 2<W> II. C.. but It waa not uni il a peculiar to New England, some of Then do that work, and do not leave hundrHI years ago that Jumel. a which ere heard only In fth«««le I a Ind sny uf It banging over Into the next French engineer. sugg«-ste«l the Intro- nr In pla«»-« wb«r« their u*e has been day. hi. .«! Hie cwuimercial veristi«« perpetua'««l by former reatdamta of once fall behind In y«mr work and In IM-"-' ibe fsmou* American aea this locality. your tom<-rrow will «« hi be mortgaged islaml cotton wan the nr«t sown. Five “W<m't you take off )«mr thing«?" for a long way ahead. That means la a c«wnm«>n Invitation to the <wll«r veers tai»»r a Itrnslllan variety waa In wage slavery. It mean« lack of * In thia state, though In ««»me part* of troduced Th« two strains were min chance to «else <>|>portunlty—or to gled and from them came the famous the cvHtn'ry it would be unusual. make opportunity. “Aehmonol" plant and the still hoer When a housewife change« her atxMle. 1xx>k forward to your tomorrows as ! «be moves her "things," and when go •Mutalll." which is on« of the tuoei days of achievement—days In which ing on a Journey, aho parka her productive ceiutM m the world. to plan ana! do laake not to da- 1 -things'' «• a grip. Railroad 1 ime I able Attention. Farmers! HOLECHEK BROS DR. A. G. PRILL PiiviicuD aoi Som Calte Attended Day or Nigtit IF YOU WANT to buy or trade for I4M acre* good stock lan«lnesrhea<iw«tcr» of the Ynquina In Benton county see The Tribune's printer. We will give you the highest market price. We are in the market for hoga every week. All the lioga are weighed on Morrilton*» Rcalea ami we take them Irom there, MUNKERSund WEST SCIO STAGE Walter Bilyeu, Prop. Phone 6-ßlfi SPECIAL. PRICES STAOH Mlil'TS ALL TRAINS On Wednesdays and Satur —Leaves Scio Poatofficc - day» of each week Holachek at 7'HO a tn and 4'47« p m for West Sets, and 7:46 a. m. and 1:16 p m for Munkora Bros, will sell meat at Special Prices, go call on these day» and get cheaper meat. SCIO «MEAT MARKET SCIO. OWÙGON FEDERATED CHURCH < i nitori« actoh DR. R. H. HARRIS X-RAY Albany, Oregon Sunday School 10 A M Church 11 AM and 8 1* M Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. All cordially Invitad. H. B. ILER. I’Mtor 'S * 1 7*.
