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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1921)
if rjy v -X G Jf »• . • ' — - \ ♦ s? ’ V* 1 «Y •3 —4 LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES Tai Revuioa. Albany Creamery Burned. O. E. EICHINGER. Pres. Mrs. H. B. Iler to on the sick list. D. C. THOMS, Use. and Manager Albany*« co-operative creamery The government ha» to-come ac- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith motored cuatomed to extravagance in the was destroyed by fire Sunday morn to Albany Friday. war. It must be brought up sharu. Ing, This creamery has been a sue- Beat Hani Wheat Flour The way to retrench to to retrench, crwi from the start, being owned John Wesely has had the painters busy in his theater during the week The country will expect congreas to and manaired by fanners, while the Miss Nita Bilyeu of Albany vtoited cut expense wnerever cutting to pos- grange store, fruit drier ami ware- sible. j house venture failed with loss to the Sunday with Mm. J bn Kelly. Of equal importance to a revision farmers who backed them. Lotus Osborn, George and Gene in the system of taxation. The high- The creamery busineae will eon- Stoddart motored to Albany Sunday er brackets of the income tax and tinue in a new building soon to be, Miss May Stoddart spent the week the excess profits taxes have had a erected. end at Brownville with her chum, eonwr, dTM to -hot .» louoj. M„ r „ M„ Miss Viola Miller. DR. J. W. GOIN. «1. It w„ ,o„.«d R. A „„ Veterinarian. Mrs. D. C. Thofns went to Browns taxes would be borne by the rich.! , ... .. Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate ville Friday, returning Sunday by Instead they havr Iwn shifted, with , ... Inspector. way of Jefferson.} heavy addition*, to the public. All Phonos'— Palare Feed -bed. 1» J When our first stale bond meas ResKlence. .'««> K Mr.Palmer of the Christian church tax«*» on busine»« in the long run ure wi< before the peoolc it will be ALBANY. OREGON nf Stayton, c«»n<Iocted the funeral are added to prices. remem to red by some of our readers service of the late Willie Shores at, The trouble with the existing | , that this editor opposed the issue FOR SALE taxes is that their amount cannot I the federated church Monday. to-cause the money wa« to be used 80-acre farm; good house, barn ba estimated bv any business .'scem7higtiw*y along’the and outbuildings; 80 acres in culti Mr. and Mrs E. D Myer», Miss cern. so it add? a litoral allowance | vation and close to out range. Price THE NEW JERSEY REAL FIT Esther Humphrey and Miss Ruth Columbia and Pacific highway MERCER FRAME 162.SO per aer.j. to Itt charge» in order to take care Commercially this» highways Muller motored to Portland Salur-1 One-half interest in blacksmith The snundgold filled frame with xy of taire whatever they may be. ' could have waited until the eo-caltod day. returning Sunday. shop. lonite rim crimped on. It embodies The need is for some form of tax market road« were built But these E. C. S hilton . dignity and durability. W. J. Beran finished delivering ation that i» perfectly definite and Real Estate Broker. potatoes Monday. Thi« year he sold that will not unnecessarily «well the i highways are now about completed. Note the result. The Columbia his «puds at <’>'• cents a bushel; last coat of living. Golden Beauty seed corn, finest highway will simply always be a joy year he received 5 cento a pound. quality for sale in quantity to suit, riding road, while the Pacific if com i W Kalina. Scjo. 88 2t Mr». Anton Rosprafka, who un Qptem elrist. mercially u«ed. will be at the ex Pasture for lb-nt Mrs. J. W. Gil —— derwent a serious operation at the mour. Jefferson R. R. 2; phone 26 F 2 pense of the railroads ami to the 1 ALBANY OAC&, Oregon Made tiomc Knitting Yarns. Albany hospital, is reported as get A great »urprtse tor the boms knitters HAROLD ALBRO, Elsie Limbeck is confined to her destruction of our roads by freight ! of Oregon, but »till a fact. Further ting along as well as could be ex hauling truck*, and the taking off more. this yarn h> absolutely virgin Manufacturing Optician home with the meadea. patted. of local car service by the railroad*. wool yarn; the wool was grown in L'nn It ia impossible to impress upon ¡county, sold bv Mr. Senders totheOrv- Farmer« arc worrying about get 7hu« the people are paying double i^on Worrtel C<xn|>any (mills located at ting in their crops. Most of the anyone that there is dignity in re* taxation and what have they gained? Nell wood). made into worst'd yarn by GLASSES FITTED plowing has been dune, but seeding -<i.ng upon H farm with impovi-r- A decline in property and the priv Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of iabad «oil. dilapidated buildings and BY to y* t to do. ilege of maintaining paved roads Salem. Oregon knitters try thia yarn in an environment of ignorance. "Ut All colors. 46c f» r ball of 2 os* for private freight hauling truck» -ample» sent on aptdxation. Address It to said the road out Franklin 4 . P. Bishop, Box is. Salem. Oregon, I. Hoagland and anna Hobart and and joy riding auto« to destroy. Butte way to the cemetery is in a Roy left Tuesday evening by auto PRICES REASONABLE horrible condition. People should Report of the Conditl« n of for California where they were called postpone dying until good weather Private office for examination« DIE SM<) STAT»; HANK by the illn<-M of Mr. Hoagland's WE HAVE to at hand. At Srtai in tto State of Oregon, al the F. M. FRENCH & SONS daughter. Mis« Dolly. Their desti EVERYTHING clos«’ of businvwi April ®>, 1921: Father Boniface writes us that OPTICAL nation ia near San Francisco which ALBANY RKWM’KCKS there will be services at the Scio they intended to reach in 24 hour«. Loans and discounts............3146,396.26 EYE STRAIN Catholic church next Sunday. May Overdrafts, secured and un 1s th«- cause of many secured................. .... 244.69 8, at 11 o'clock. HUMAN ILLS It is estimated 20.000 new laws Bond« and warrants and U S. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings Trens Cert............... 70,71X19 Real Estate Rrafcer and Ed Rahn of Oregon City were were enaetrd by «tate legislatures. Banking house...................... and Notary Public week end visitors at the home of What the public wants is nut more Furniture and fixtures. .... Optical Company dbslrails OblatneJ. Examined Cash and due from approved •318 W. let St.. Albany her mother. Mrs. Marie Rahn. Scio. laws, but observance and enforce* reserve bank«................. 89,601.44 iCIO - - - OREGON ment of the ones already on the Checke and other cash items 32.64 The office at Hotel Scio has been statute books. furbished and brightened by the aid Total.....................3306,987 13 of fresh ¡mint under the direction UARIUTtRS Apple bloom« were not irenerally of Manager Warner. Capital stock paid in____ ... 310.000.00 AND far enough advanced to suffer seri- Surplus fund ................. 10,000.00 Charley Brant and Messrs Graff oualy from the recent low tempera Undivided profit«, h-as expen and Elliott, all printers on the Salem tures in the Rogue River valley. ses and taxns ¡«aid.......... 4.569.34 Statesman, came to Scio Saturday Pear bloom« were thinned consider Indll idual deposit* subject to evening for a day's fishing. Course 196.1».« check ,.......................... Will nftcr Mitv ltd be in their new location, next ably, It ia said. it had to rain and they returned • ____ _________ Demand certificate« of <lo«»r to J. I). Deiianture’n feed store 480.75 home without being able to tell of de|KMit .............. ........... Advertise la The Scio Tribune and get Cashier checks outstanding. 10.346.91 the big one that got away. results. AND Scio Milling Company Olympic Flour Golden Pheasant Flour Olympic Scratch Feed Olympic Egg Maker :»/r- $2.40 $1.75 $2.75 $3.00 $&%£lfteade. Graduate Optometrist Riley Shelton BANCROFT The Scio Produce Co. Mutual Cream Buying Station Some FACTS About Time and aavma« <ie|KHilta .......... Reserved for interest and taxes .............................. Letters of credit ................. 74,677.00 will be prepared to handle your 1.737.31 Creain, Eggs, Poultry, Hogs and Veal Other liabilities .................... %- 1 Total . , State of Oregon. ) County of Linn THE ILM1XEJK3ÄX x CA'B f, • ■J Here are authentic figures from the Ford factory at Detroit. They show you just how many Ford cars and trucks have been built each month since January I. 1921. and how many have been »old to retail customers in the United State«. Delivered to Re- Produced tail Customers JANUARY 29.8H3 67.208 63,603 85.306 FEBRUARY 87.221 MARCH 61,888 Total production Retail sales 208.032 showing that the actual sales for the first three months of 1921 ; exceeded production bp NO.958 Ford ears and trucks! April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional cars and trucks and the estimated April output of the factory and assembly plants combined calls for only 90.000! The««- facts clearly show that the demand for Ford products is growing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce and were it not for the dealers* limited stocks, which are now being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have Iwen compelled to wait for their ears. It will be only a matter of week«, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will prevent any thing like prompt deliveries. If you would lie sure of having your Ford car or truck when you want it, you should place your order now. Iton’t delay. Phone us or drop us a card. FRED T. BILYEU. Authorized Dealer. Scio, Ore at the right price. < 'ream tested every day anti paid for. A square deal to all. Give me a trial and lie convinced. W. B BOWSER, Manager I S3lM.987.13 I I, E. D Mvers. cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly «wear that the above »tatement t» true to the best ! of my knowledge and brlwf. E. 1». Mv krs . Cashier. Subscribed and «worn to before me ibis 4th day of May. 1921. R. Shelton, Notary Publie My commission expire« Feb. IL 1925 Correct attest: W. A. Ewing, A. E. Randall. Directors. CHERRO FLOUR Nolles for Itid» on A'ood Bids will be received by the school board of District No 96 at the clerk's residence up until 6 o'clock on the eve ning of .May 2Uth. 1921, for wood as follow» : 25 cords 4-ft second growth fir. 6 cords 16-in. big fir. free of »nota. The wood to be delivered at the achool house in Scio by August 1. The b e«rd reserve» the right to reject any and ail bids. F. T. THAYER. Chairman. JENNIE SHELTON, 4 lerk. School District No. 96. Scio. Oregon. Superior Quality . 9 I HUNKERS and WEST SCIO STAGE Every User a Booster Every Sack Guaranteed John B. Coney, Prop. Phone 6-615 STAGE MEETS ALL TRAINS --Leave« Hotel Seto— at 7 30 « m anti 4 45 p m for W»st Sen. and 7:46 a m. and 1:1* p m for Munk er» V] Your Grocer A
