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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
------------------- .... X . _ ------- -- __ This Boy One of Thousands Develop Your Home State UY . Patronizing Your Railroads The devebipmmt of Oregon and it» Railroad Transportation service i» a niattor of im portance to you. I’acilic Company. A vital factor in the development of Western Oregon i» the Southern Did You Know Southern Pacific Payroll» tn Or< g >n f»r 1*20 amounted to $11,0X3,754.93 4.S19.8MOO Southern Pactlie purchase* in Oregon for 1920 amounted to Southern Pacific taxes paid in Or«- -n for 1920 amounted to . 1,110.03X.X6 . Southern Pacific total distribution in Oregon for 1920 amounted to $16.713,6X1.79 Southern Pacific is the largest payer of taxes in Western and Southern Oregon. South ern Pacific taxes average 7 • of all tax*» paid in every county through which it operates. • e To continue these payroll«, purchases, tax«» and provide Iwtter freilitie»and convenient, safe rapid and fre«iuent service is the aim of that Company. Why not travel on Southern Pacific trains and do your |u»rt to enable that Company to keep | hicc with the further development of Oregon? Reduced f are I ickets ENK Summer Vacationists and 1 ourists THE SAME BOY ARSHAO 8AQ0ASARIAN m ho arrived at the N"*c Hast Relief six month» later dr<•»• d In cloth«« Orphanage (mm America Wtsk-csd and Season Thli boy la one of th« thousand» nt children show parent» were maaaacn d t”. ’ 'ih d< out and «•cap« to Dcvdon. but was nearly dead front »larvalIon and cxpc«ur« when picked up by a l»rg«r boy, who carried him f.J mil'-« tn Erlvsn It w»» ihonrht u»cl<M to attempt to save th« life of the emaciated httlo Arahag, but Edith It Hofmann, of th« Near Eart Relief, undertook the *«»k. nurs««l him for »lx nuiniht. droxi-d him up In the little tailor lull »«nt by »>tu< Am«rlcau lad and the r< • tilt 1» shown tn the »«cond picture Think of Arthair and hl* brave battle arainst great pddt and mak« up a bundle of rlothlng and toys for the relief »hip to l< >v« the I'»- iflc coast directly for the Near Eas’ sometime early tn Jun*. H- nd all you car nj-ur- Is order that »» many as p»u»slbl« of the ranted little human »kilctoM Iff.« you •»« In th« first picture, may be tramfomad into healthy and happy children like the lad shown tn the ceond picture Every kind of war®» clothing 1» needed for mm. women and children. If a local Bundle Day ha» been announced for your c inniuntty. give then; If none It plain.i d for, »end by parcel poet to N ar East Relief liundi- Station. Port laud. Oregon. ’ ’• ATTENTION Wooilburn-Stfrinrfk'hl Branch <■ List your property with me ;; WKST SCIO , 1 ' * 1 > ■ vicinity practically over all of the , ’ N ing of buying her« or • I->«- w I h re in 1 1 Uh farm*. ' [ < ' to Votir »Iva: '1 Corvallis At Eastern * MUNKER8 To Albany ....... H:l 1 a m _ 1:44 p tn to . ill • • no ' ’ To Detroit ; Motor servit» discontinued. arid Wash- 1 > <14 . I»« «lit» ' i ington. ; J Not exchitive. No com million < ' uo I cm mitrumcutal in »riling 1 1 your property J i Also will take listing» of personal y or soil. . j < ! ' 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW 0)1-2 New First Xatamal Hank I'-Mg ■ OREGON IF Y<>(1 WANT to buy or traile for IM acre» gvaal shirk land near head waters of the Yaquina in Benton county aro i The Tribune’» printer. ‘th CALIFORNIA in one direction Final limit ihre»' months from »ale date, not to excee«i October «Hst. Liberal »top-overs and your chon c of rout»-». Week-end tickets are limited to M»»«lay fol lowing »ale data. Season ta ket» pennit stop overs and return limit» vary with closing date of resort» ••ORI.OoN Ot’HMMIRS*' A n«w illustrateti bonklct graphically deaeriti- ing the dllfer- nt rv*ort», and including hotel ami camp informati»«!. lopy mailed FREEon requaat For particolare a» to paa»cngcr faro», rialto«, traili «chcdul«*» or »kx-ping car aceomni<«iatlon» impure of any Ticket Agent of SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT General Pasaengrr Agent 39 :lt Th« a»»«-»»»r of Lann county »»Il , i laOon and the Oregon Ollslorii al so of salmon and other («aal flab by troll mate» that It all the old »oldter« oí •tatty. Ing off th« coast of Oregon is May their widows in that county taka th« The ftrench Line club nt Enterprise and Jun« waa filed In the circuit ooart exemption a reduction of line.OOO le reirnlly pun-bassMt • Ijo acre tract ol at AaioriA. the »»»eased valuation will be ih« re land at th«» head of Wallowa lake to te A dckl him been closed whereby th« suM. used tut a camping ground fur locr.l Orest Northern Hteamahlp company Th« Tlth anniversary and 3tst rale and visiting member» of tho Elka •old to the H poke ne. Portland h bration of Founders' day at Cham lodge. I • aille Railway company the steamship poeg was held Haturday un«lpr the A suit to test the conatttuttonality of terminals at Flavel for a coualdera auspices of the Oregon Pioneer amo the law which prohibits th« catcblng Hon of 1182.000 FORDSON (TRADEMARIÜ start a bank account today and tirovid- fur y<»ur future. You will lino a cheeking ac count very conv»«urnt for your business Iran «art ion». We pay interest on lime deposit». I______ —e- through »May 2Slh to September ’ ’ 1 1 W. A. Ewing, A F. Ran«lall J 1‘rvaideat Vice 1‘ro». 1 ’ E. I). Myer». Ca»hier (’. BRYANT ALBANY 7:f>!> a.tn. û 13 pm. : North ¡South Juno 1st to August 15th will be uti Mie Arrival and Itepsrture of I’ustwnger Trains i i Thos. Large, Real Estate ;i ■ ' < < ’ to Seashore and Mountain Report» Railroad Finie 1 able ¡[ Back tiast Summer lourist Ikkets to I.astern Cities will be on sale Summer Vacation ticket» FARM TRACTOR ............... DR. FICQ DENTIST Office Hour»: 9 to 12 A M. 1.30 to 5 P. M j ni-v i ¿a Gives Year-Round Tractor Service $725.00 fob Scio <r The after-Mrvice that goea with the Fortidoii tractor in Heconil •to none. Fortlaon ilealor» are locate! in every community with ntocKH of repair puttA anti employing skilled mechanics who know just how the Fonlaon Hhottitl be repaired anil taken care of to do ata lieat work. Thia F oh I hoii service means that your tractor can be kept busy every working day during the entire year; that Fotdaon repairmen arc ready to show you how to get best results from the tractor. F'ortlfon service insures you against delay in getting parts. It is your protection. It in a protection now being enjoyed by more than I ihi . imxi Fordson farmers in the United States. Ix*t us tell you all about the Fordson tractor ami Fordson service. I .el us ilemoinOratw the Fordson on your own farm. Cotue in and let us prove everything we say. Tr.KMH ir wa . nti : i > FRED T. BILYEU - SCIO, OREGON