The Scio tribune., April 28, 1921, Image 4

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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Fish Pirate« Rout Warden*.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Mias May Stoddart «pent th« week
Portland. April 26 Org» nixed
end with her parents at Shelburn.
fish pirates completely routed a force
Mr. and Mr* Anton Ro*prafka of game wardens on the Willamette
were «hopping in Albany Tuesday.
river betwren here and Oregon City
J. B. Flaming returned from a in a aeries of vicious gun fights and
gun battle* last niirht and early to­
trip to Portland Wednesday.
day.
Willis Powell was assessing prop­
Many were hurl, but none serious­
erty In town the first part of the
ly.
Wardens, under Roy Brenner,
week.
are being arm«d for a cleanup to-
John Trout, who has been in the
night.
employ of the Scio Gigging Co.,
The state fi»h commission is con-
left for Oroville. Calif., Tuesday.
sideriuir s call for militia aid in p>>
Mia* Lulu Clark was a guest of
Being th* river
Mrs. Bert Hollis Saturday and Sun­
Ten wardens were engaged in last
day.
night's battles
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John L. Kelly was doing business
in Albany Monday.
He says the
Will Henry Ford's mechanical cow
Jefferson road is rough.
have automobifi» horns?
1 jut week was lest week at the
high schools. The teachers learned
a great deal during this time. A
•a-npl* answer is this: "Single tax
is a tax that every < mm > doesn't have
to pay; only those married."
QuesJun What are employer»'
methods?
Answer- Eiockouts.
O. K. EICH INGER. Pre«.
D. C. TIlOM*-, Sec. and Manager
Scio Milling Company
Beet Hard Wheat Flour
Olympic Flour
Golden Pheasant Flour
Olympic Scratch Feed
Olympic Egg Maker
$2.40
$1.75
$2.75
$3.00
Defimtc announcement can now
DR J. W. GOIN.
be made of the community play day
Veterinarian.
April 30. Only the weather is un­ Authonxwl Auction Sale iruf Intentai*
ln*pv<tor.
certain at this time. Al 10 a. m.
Phone»:' l'alare Feed >h«l. IM J
sharp th« grade rare* will begin.
Re.ulenco, 500 K
Events planned are as follows:
ALBANY. OREGON
Gradaa 1. 2. 3 -25-yard dash; 50-
Oregon Mad* tlome knitting Vans».
yanl dash, standing broad jump;
A gerat »urpns* tot thc hum* knitter«
Roger Cain pushed out the south
Mill City school gave their play to potato nice
<>f Oregon, hat still a fact. Furth* r-
aide of his house to make room for a good house last night.
Grade« 4. 5. 6—25-yard dash; 50- ' murr, this yam is «!«olutely virgin
I w«»l yam, Ihr wool »u gruwn in Unn THIS IS A SHUR-ON FRAME OR
a window aeat therein.
A comet may hit ".he earth the yard dash; 440 bicycle race, »land­ County. «>Ui by Mr. Send**» totbcor»-
MOUNTING
.
W<>r«t«d Company imill« kx-atedat
Misa Pearl Casey of Vale is visit­ latter part of June. Make your ar­ ing broad jump; high jump.
|S«-ll*oud). madc into worsted yam by always aecuies the confidence of our
ing with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Par­ rangements now
Grades 7. 8 -50-yard dash; 100- Roy T Buihop, son of C. P. Blahop,
customors and means satisfaction
rish.
yard
dash; half mil* bicycle ram; propneto* ot the Woolen Mil) Store of
If the weather we have had for
Salem. Orrgon knitter» try thia vam guaranteed.
We are informed that Bud Lucas, the past two or three weeks may be running broad jump; high jump.
out. AU color». 4f>c |»r ball of 2 osa.
who used to be a resident of this lo­ taken as a criterion, winter is going
Girls —(Graded as above) 25 and bamplr» »ent on apnlmtion. Addrrsa
C. P. Hi»hop, Box <u, Salem. • iregon.
cality. died at his home near Rick­ to last all summer.
50-yard dashes.
For all Shot put (12-tt>); sack
reall.
Too many of our people buy their
Mr. ami Mrs. Price Munkers and family supplies elaewhere. and par­ race (bring your sack); 3-leggvd
WF. HAVE
daughter of Echo, were guests of ticularly at A ll>any. There must be rac*; pie-eating contest (bring pie);
A lbany oata
EVERYTHING
Mr. ami Mrs . W. F Gill th« first I a reason. Home pe«>t»le should trade medley race (A-atile walk, à-mile run,
OPTICAL
i-mile bicycle race); baseball throw
HAROLD ALBRO.
part of the week.
at home and home merchants should
EVE STRAIN
for
distance.
Manufacturing Optician
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Edmiston of I make it an object for them to do ao.
Is the cause of many
Five
grade
schools
have
signified
Carltou. came tn town Monday to
HUMAN ILLS
Wrather permitting, th* Scio Rod
spend a day with the latter's niece. I and Gun Club will shoot at blue- theii intention of entering contest-j
ants. One enthusiastic teacher write* '
GLASSES FITTED
Mrs. Gladys Denning, who is conva­ , rocks Sunday at 3 p. m.. on their
"we'll be lheie with bells."*
lescing at the Scio hospital.
' grounds at Tony Faitu«' place.
Optical Company
BY
Bring your young hopefuls to join
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W.
1st
St
.
All»any
Mrs. Deaa Dilley and son. Dean
Riley Shelton and Walt Bilyeu tn the fun.
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jr„ of Marshfield, who have been run the grader over Main street
visiting Mrs. R. Shelton, left foi and east end of Mill street Tuesday,
Beginning promptly at 2:30 on
PRICES REASONABLE
their home last Thursday.
'
April
30, the smaller high schools of
but the rain prevented hauling off
Real Estate Proper
Private office for examinations
, Marion and Ijnn counties will com­
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of the gathered mud.
and Notori/ Pub I k
F. M. FRENCH Ac SONS
Camas, Wash., spent the w< < k end
Linn county roads are growing to pete in track and field events at the
,4hlrttb Obtained, faamintd
visiting with relatives, returning to lie lictter with each recurring year old fair ground». Turner. Stay ton.
ALBANY
<io
...
OREGON
their home Sunday.
i is generally admitted by all. Yet th«» Crabtree and Jefferson have written
that they expect to be represented. »♦♦»•••»♦••••««»♦eeeeeeeeéeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee M eeeee»
Al Warner, who gave uu manage­ (>eople wonder what Itecame of the
I overdraft of over $200,000 which Crabtree and Jefferson will have
ment of the hotel aome weeks ago.
complete teams and. of course, th«
has returned and is again th« direct­ the court has expended. Taxpayers
want to be wised in this particular. Scio team which won four point»
AND
ing mind of the hotel.
from Lebanon, will tie right here
Rolla Shelton drove his old Ford
Died
For Scio and Crabtree the «nt rie»
car to Albany the other day and ex­
will be:
lx>n Shepherd, 65. a resident of
changel It for a new one fitted up I
50-yard dash —Hollis, Neal.White,
.Mill City for 39 year*, died at hi«
Will after May 1st be in their new location, next
with a self eommencer 'n everything.
F. Sumpter. K. Bilyeu.
home ther* Sunday.
door to J. I). Densmore'» feed store
100 yard«—Hollis, Neal. White.
I). S. Birkley of Santa Ana, Cali­
Hirons, Simon. R Sumpter. Kuni.
FOR SALE.
fornia. arrive! at Gilkey station
AND
Mile- Mclain. Mcknight, Knauf.
Eight-room
house
and
two
lots
in
Wednesday morning of la«t week
will I m » prepared to handle your
for an extended visit with his daugh­ North Scio. $1250; $100 down, bal­ L. Powell, Audermay.
ance $25 a month.
Pole vault—Neal, Hirons. Betxer.
ter, Mrs. Leonard Gilkey. Mr. Birk­
Also 3-in. wagon in good shape,
L.
Powell.
ley resoled here five years some 22 ,
inquire of
Shot
put Densmore, Ransom.
year* ago ami will enjoy renewing j
E. C. S hkl TDN.
at the right price. Cream tested every day and paid
McLain.
McKmght,
Pierc*. R. Sump­
Real Estate Broke
old aejuaintance.
for. A square deal to all. Give mu a trial and be
ter.
convinced.
W. B. BOWSER,
220 yards Hollis, Neal. White.
Manager
F. Sumpter, .M Ray.
BANCROFT
Graduate Optometrist
Riley* Shelton
The Scio Produce Co.
Mutual Cream Buying Station
Cream, Eggs, Poultry, Hogs and Veal
Some FACTS About
the UJMIVEBSA'LCAB
Here are authentic figure« from the Kurd factory at Detroit.
They show you just how many Ford car» and truck« have been
built each month since January 1, 1921. ami how many have been
•old to retail customer* In the United State*.
Delivered to Ro-
Produced
tail Customers
JANUARY
67.208
29.883
63,603
FEBRUARY
35,305
MARCH
61.886
87.221
Total production 127.074
Retail sales 208.032
showing that the actual sales for the finit three month« of 1921
exceeded production bp «0,956 Ford cars and trucks!
April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional cars and
trucks and the estimated April output of the factory and asaembly
plant* combined calls for only 90,000!
These facts clearly show that the demand for Ford products
is growing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce
an«l were it not for the dealers' limited stocks, which are now
being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have lieen
compelled to wait for their ears.
It will be only a matter of
weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will prevent any­
thing like prompt deliveries.
If you would be sure of having your Ford ear or truck when
you want II. you should place your order now. Don't delay.
Phone us or drop us a card.
FRED T. BILYEU.
Authorized Dealer
Scio, Ore.
High jump -Hirons. White. Neal,
McLain. Ray. Gearhart.
440 yards Hirons, White, Rhoda.
Ray, L. Powell. Long.
Broad jump Neal, White, (¡ear­
hart. Bilyeu. R. Sumpter.
MIO yards
MrKnight. Hirons.
McLain, Long. L. Powell, Audermay.
Half mil« relay Hollis, White,
Neal. Hirons. .Mellin, Long, L.
| Powell, Knauf. R. Sumpter, Bilyeu.
. Kuni.
A moderate admission will proba­
bly be charged in the afternoon to
cover necessary expenses. The mor­
ning «vents are free,
Jess L. Rodgers is certainly gen­
erous in donating the uae of his pro­
perty.
The four week* ending April 22
were the best week* of the year in
attendance. There wu a irreater
average daily attendance, a leaa num­
ber tardy, and only one lew neither
alwent nor tardy than in any aimiiar
period.
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Nearly all Scio’s nine senior* are
expecting to attend college, business
or normal school. The greater num­
ber seem to favor O. A. C.
—
Professor Mstthews of Willamette
University, ha* been secured to give
the baccaureate sermon May 29. An
0. A. C. man will be here for com­
mencement June 3.
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CHERRO FLOUR
The Sign of Good Bread
QUALITY BRAND
Every sack of Cherro flour and cereals
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
regardless of quality you now use, or
your money cheerfully refunded.
F
CARRIED RY—
Joe Boyanovsky, Scio
Mrs. L. A. Freeman, Crabtree
Ransom & Co., Shelburn
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