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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1921)
—— Two Field» impeded Slop! Laden! Look ! Prof Ruth, of the O. A. C.. and A C Heyman, county agent, were at the S. F. Zv sarti farm, about 2 mil«*» southweet of Scio, Saturday, where they in,peeled DI acre» of aide oat» for proper certification of ■am«- m seed oata. under the certi* fied «ml project of the Linn county farm bureau. C. R. Evan«, of Lake Creek, alao had a two and a half acre field of ecl i pm ■ nata inspected for certifica tion. which haa ireen ¡Mowed aa <». k. by Prof, H y stop. of the O A. but the field of Mr. Zysaet failed to stand the t«*st. It will he remembered that the Tax Liberator sometime ago father ed the suggestion that »<• impi gasoline tax for the »>>1« purpo* maintaining our state h'ghwavs. The idea immediately met with pop ular approval and th law wn< mad«* effective, taxing each gallon of gas oline sold in the state 2 cent» for •uch purpose. The income from our automobile licemsm ami from this gasoline tax when secured was im mediately capitalised and the state issued bonds in contemplation of this income, but for construction purp-ses only. Many inlle» of splendid highway hav«> be«m built to Dr. G. D. Loder is examing the the benefit of the ei»-ns of the en rattle of Linn county for tupercu Io* tire state. Th«* r«»ad building pro ata and find» them singularly free gram contemplates additional con from the disea** struction of hard surfs<-e«l road« We are. however, entirely ignoring A LTI N I ION the fact that the roads that have | been built an* gradually becoming more and more in nes-d of proper i ite | maintenance and upkeep. This is a j ; I ¡^1 :,i ur property with mt ♦ , must serious oversight. We mighi 1 * 1 j just as well not build good roads if « ' and i'u-iiu'-M'x ol all kb»l» in this ♦ we are going to permit them to go ticaliy over all of th< j Iiack and to ruin. Without any fur , N,>rt!.w. ,t I'r, if .<>v an think X ther delay step» should lie (ak«n ’ h g of lx. , in.- r- or , ’*.•« hçrv in J t rarlc for farms, J that the necessary amount I m * set > busin< *«. - '.r I I 1- rtn ». It will Iw- X ■U ori 111.' ♦ aside each year for maintenance. If J this is not done it will only iie a a I question of months until the traffic Large, Real Estate | • cry locality in Oregon and Wash It s Time to Think About Fall Apparel IT IS SOUND BUSINESS EOR YOU TO BUY < I < > SOUND TIRES <; Bi t‘Al'SE 1 > The* hnvi adequate Stresfth ! > for thè heavù-st «ervice ! Thev have that Trsctios vrhich ! hold» thè n>ad at speed in j any weather ' Th« Mileage at ■ i !• r ■■ i. in" > eh ; Service jr are hand-built, although «old al th«- prive <>f machine ma<ie tire» ■ *t in th«-iTi is an addition to western w< alth, il come, back toyou 1 . ! ’ ’ IN QUALITÀ . IN PRICÈ IN » 81 hi . rasi MU î SANTIAM FARM TOI < < i ¡J August l€ Our Saturday morning thunder . J purified the air and gave c . • < r ! !' »rather. < ¡1 Threshing ha, 11 nicely with go«»! n-ulu. ns crop* ! H are a fair average • Mr* i "t>t>, two bom and daugh- . i|ter, of Scio, were nut Sunda. after '1 Mrs. Ennis Stoddard, two < > and daughter, of I,arwood. were I J do wi 1 ele and get a supply id vegetables < and berriao. They returned by wav !! of Scio. Da. '••ur < i laughters made a living p • i ire : Sound All Around They an- mwk in Tacoma and *«id in Scio by W L. CDHB 4 SON. THE SCIO GARAGE and Good Materials at a Reasonable Price 0 Lovely New F all Suits, Coats and Dresses for Women anc I M isses, and Apparel for the Children We Always Show Our Customers Every Consideration KAFOURV BROS. 466 State St MUNKERSandWEST SCIO STAGE Arch Ray haa burned hi» big alaahing. or rather the logs and waist timber, left by the Weaver* (‘leveland mill on hi» farm He had plenty of help and it was a success Geo. Griffin contemplate» a trip to Riley. Harney county, to take hia daughter. Mr». Neva Sturgi». home, after a two-mon th»' visit with home folk». INM Wl JORDAN ITEMS IN IMI til I» RI.UAKLH 1921 at 7'30 a m aisl 4.L’i p m for Wist Sea. and 7.4A a. m. and 1:1a p m for Munk or» SCOTT A S MONS, Labanen, Oragen (inly Authorwd Agent» for l.inn County ATTORNEY AT LAW eens PH -t New First Kation»l Rank BMg »>11 EGON GLASSES El l FED The Sc io Cash Produce Co RY Will be in the mnrkrt for Blaiklverrira at the market price. Come in and let us make arrangements to furnish you crates to take care of your Ijrrriea. It looks like there will l>e a good deal of strife for freines this year, and it will be well lor you to grt our proposition before tiemg up with any one. F. M FRENC H * SONS ALBANY lirrn consigned to this elation pre- imratory to the Iw-rry season, which will soon tie in action. Quite a numtier from rlsewhero visited our part Sunday to sew tho new dam. which adda much to tho ■urrounding landscape. as well as the usefulness for which it was con* ■tructed. orhgon Mi. ht < » < i The Delights of the Seashore and Mountains • appeal to many thousand» each year. Be one of the merry throng that go there this summer for Health. Regt, Recreation and Amusement. Round Trip « > < > Summer Excursion Tickets ■re now on »«Ir to many delightful placea < » Newport. Ideal for the family, ia thia charming old place that is free from conventionalities. Crater Lake. orM> of th« greatest scenic wonder* of the world, is this Iwautlful like of indescribable blue. BRYANT Private office for examination» I I »49.737 «4 Cash Surplus on July I, 1921 |H.iBCt,:i5l.uO Insurance in Force Rate«: First clam, 2Se. Mcond rlaaa. 3Uc per |1(»> - Leave« Hotel Scio TRICES REASON ABIJE I August 15. E Phillip« and wife motored tn -BUTTEVILLE - STAGE Ml I TS AI L TWAINS Graduate Optometrist • Salem Sunday, Mi»» Elisabeth Schwindt is visit ing hikin' folks at present. M«'- h I,»»> w - . H. Phillips and M i'inett called on Mrs. Chronic last Thursday. Floyd Shelton and family called on the E. J. S(»ats family one day recently. A truck load of berry crates have Phone 877 FARMERS’ FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION • John B. Couey, I’r*jp. Phono tt-615 ALBANY SALEM PIE EATER James Milligan and family at» nt i Sunday wilh Mr * Milligan J Mrs. Fhoehe Turner, at Crahtre«. Biliy Kalina and wife and Rd Ka >i lina and wife came in Sunda* after Jnoon fnr their winter’s «unply f ■ berries 1895 C. 0. -t Is a Good Place to Go if You Want C orrect Style DENTIST 1 • KHOURY'S ! Not exrlusive. No commiuion unir»« instrumental in veiling your property kl take 1 stings of personal •»♦»»»■•»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e»»»» di ’ V * '%. *•'-* vs>> ** * "Su *•'* i \*. * - <1. * * ♦ T of the Mate will be bumping over J roads a, bad as existed before the ♦ hard surfacing was put in on many 2 miles of what are now well paved 2 2 roads, the pride of the citizens of ♦♦««♦»♦««♦♦«♦««♦♦♦♦♦♦WWW«. the slate and the joy of the motor ist. A maintenance fund must l>e cre DR. FICQ ated at once and kept intact from now on if we are n»t to * .tier a waste of the million» of dollars al Office Hours: realty spent for go<d r<>ads and 9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to 5 P. M highways. Tax Liheratnr. ï ! THE SCIO CASH PRODUCE CO Tillamook County Beaches, i^au-t am»Qi a wealth of beautiful natural surroundings, are th««« reaurta juat a few mile« tie- yotal tho t.'oaat Range. Other Resort*. Detroit IBreitenbuoh Hot “ Spring», ........................ . . Mt. Jeff rr-oti (’■ ititryj, '!< ( redis Hut Spring«. Juaephine 1------ “— County . Cavea. — Shasta M<»«nt.<in ••••rta. Y«M>«-mite Nation»! Pi 'ark O report Outdoors Our rww IHustratod ami descriptive booklet will help you itrcide on the resort of your choice. let IM a«««»t you by providing a ropy free on requeat Eor further information inquire of ticket agenta. SOUTI IERN PACIFC LINE1S JOHN M. WOTT. (le nr ral I'aasenger Agent. < ’ •> wa i
