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hoped the war period had given
toem enough in excess profits with
mg, and to become a reg ulai visitor out having to rob the poor of their
into every home in the district com aavings in liberty bonds.
prising the north fork of the Santi
am
Wg suppose everybody will know
To the retiring publisher, Mr. that Saturday is Sabbath and Sun
Dugger, we wish long life and hap day is Sunday when that debate
piness. ami wherever he goes we cloars in Lvl»m>n next week.
hope he will find time to writ« his
friends through the columns of The
BRt'MFlKI t> says he has lost his
Scio Tribune
memory
Ar r ling to figures, he
We will make one promise to our
valued it at about >31,000 if his
advertisers and readers: “A square
plans hadn't failed.
deal all the time." This promise
will ba lived up to religiously. We
will do our part In helping to build
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HANTIAM FARM TOPICS
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up the industries already here and
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in bringing others within our fold W—— - — —
THE SCIO TRIBUNE »*»*'
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Into « «ch home whgre it is n -w go
Entered at the poetoffice at Scio.
Oregon as second class matter.
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Ea«*h subeeqiient Insertion per line .06
Display advertising First mss-rtlon
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Esch sulieeqiient insertion ........ ■ ■ 15
Advertl»- m- nts ehuul'l rearh thia office
not later thsn Tw-sdav to insure publi
cation in the current issue.
All foreign wlvrrtiscmrnts must l*e
paid for in mis ance of publication.
latent joke in the Senate, we
hear, is on Senator McNary, of Ore
gon. who, while driving through the
streets of Washington with George
F. Rodger», of Salem, evidently for
got himself and passed a traffic sig
nal The report does not say wheth
er the traffic “cop” that “pinched"
him was Irish or not, or whether he
recognized the lawmaker, but at
any rate “Me” rode to jail in a po
lice patrol and put ui> a >5 Iwnd.
He did not appear in court, and so
forfeited ‘he bond.
T he
Cigarette
To »eoi In the
dollcioue Burley
tobaooo flavor.
It’s T oasted
a
Cash Paid
Kei »-it itig Station at W early’» Store
Lebanon Cannery
Your» truly,
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We cannot do much al<>n«, but by
working together great good can lie
accomplished. The greater support
We rccs’ivc the lietter newspaper we
can manufacture, ami the lietter the
newspaper the greater will lie the
incen.ivt for others to locale here.
Tlll'R*DAY. S»:IT. I. 11*21
Come in and get acquainted. It
will do you and we good to know
f»cl$ W?rth liewtsf and Telbaj
Scio is the trading center of the north each other.
M« A doii A M i A immi ,
fork <>f th- -anUam
Scio ham population of sliout MX*.
Father and S«»n.
Scio is in the heart of the l-s-al dairy
ing section of I.Inn county.
Scio farms grow most anything that
can be grow n from soil.
ir IS WHAT PEOPLE THINK
*M-i>> owns ita water ami electric light
THAI «HI Ni.-’
plants plenty of t«iwi-r at a cheap rate
for any number of enterprises.
The other «lay a New England
Scio has a milk condroserv, and no
better milk is canned any arhetc
druggist, who is something of a
Scio has a ¡louring mill, ami ila pr««l
wag ami a keen judge of human na
uct limi- a ready market at all times
Scio is close to billions of fret of ture. put a quart bottle of really ex
Standing timlwr, ami soon big mills will
cellent whiskey in his store window,
be tmsy making it ready for market.
Scio has a hospital r«<eond to none
with a card which read “Whiskey
Scio if you want to know more about
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(Ml.” s.-orr. of. his custonu-rs
Scio ami th— surrounding country, «titi
lli th- bank, the mayor or to th- editor came into the store to di » com the
of this paper.
authenticity of this relic of th« days
when men were men. The druggist
HOWDY
met them all with a quizzical smile
When we came to Scio to relieve and the laconic remark. “Take it or
th«* printer from work on The Tri leave it. I have nothing to say."
bune s.. he could take a well-earned Thia to »aid to I m * true ami an actual
vacation, it was not with the inten fact that the («utile remained unsold
tion <>f liecoming a fixture among at closing time. No one took the
the g - h | people of this thriving and chance; It did not look good t<>
proaoerous community it was just them.
bi work for him until he should re
it is what people think about a
turn to his daily grind
thing that counts, and we can guess
Hut we found a thriving commun the thoughts almut that whiskey.
ity, a -plendid newspaper plant, a If everybody thinks hard times is
people eixlow.d with a “Sunny here, whv hsrd times 1» here; but if
Jun" -li'i
> -n. and a publish«*! everybody had thought g«xsl times
wh-> was anxious to sell because of ami talked good times as inceMantly
Infirmit'e« and th- weight of year- as they have hard times, why good
We bargained. and s<> we are with times would have been her«. We
you.
listen too much to the pessimist and
Mr. Dugger has laid away his ed brush aside the optimist. To para
itorial ¡ten. probably to never take phrase the old ditty:
it up again. He has in the past 31 “If we think we're up. we're up
years a—isted in molding public
If wt think we’re down. w«‘re
opinion t<> a greater degree than an>
down.
other editor in the state
He en If we think we're only half way up.
We're neither up nor down.”
joyed his labor. Retire the effect for
To use the slang “we're up in the
g«M>d. His standard will I m - hard to
air,” we have n<> place to land, and
foil .«
»«• wi; try to give the
the chaotic condition of today is on
people of Scio and the surrounding
account of th« dear people letting
country u w d • <-w-pnist-r
the bessimist think for them and fall
We have no promises to make.for
for his “the country's going to rack
they are endly broken. We depend
an<i ruin.” Thia ia the best country
up->n friend-« and readers to give us
on the face on the earth, and as we
the news of their immediate neigh-
know this fact let us work to make
borh«x>d
That is what makes a
newspaper. We like you ami we it the moat proaperoua and happy.
want you to like us. We cannot It can lie done if every I mm I v will
“think'' »0.
visit vou in is-rson. but wewantour
LUC
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Evergreens Wanted!
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August 30.
lewis Cslavan and wife, of Leba
non, called in W< ln«-»day for a so
cial chat We were <dd time friends
when thev live«! at Scio.
John Davenport, wife and two
daughters, of fjiiwood. called Sat
urday to supi . the old Pie Eater
with a good supply of apple» and
recruit up on Bartlett bear»
Ed Kalina hauled «iff his wheat
Saturday while his wife pick«! I mt -
ries. She still makes from >3 to >5
a day.
Clarence l/ivejoy came over from
Dallas Saturday to get his wife, as
he does not like batching.
Mrs Arch Shelton an«! son. Mrs.
Andrew Hagcy and Mias Roda, all
of Scio, were out getting a supply
of berries ami corn.
Everytwvly is »lowing up now, as
harvest is over, with nothing to do
but work on th« road.
Mr. Cobb and wife and Mrs
Cobb's mother cams* out from Scio
to get m*m<- corn, as he is very fond
<»f corn <»n th« cob,
Mr. Thoms, of Scio, brought Mr*.
Ra-iwcca Morris out Monday to see
U m * Pi« Eater, as be I« on the sick
list and alno used up in the leg»
George ami Elmer Griffin return
ed home Sunday at It* p. tn. from a
10-day trip t< Burns, reporting a
nice trip
Elmer brought back a
half grown pet bob-odink and a coy
ote auto rob of H pelts, for which he
paid >125.
Ed Kalina is doing some dry plow
ing. and »ays it is tin«.
Mrs L < slavan, son and two
daughters, of Scio, came out Mon
day for a supply of sweet corn.
Mrs Dorothy Smail, of Portland.
and her brother Tom, calle«! Mon
day (or a social chat. This is her
first visit in two years.
HR EATER
Coming From Prineville
County Agent A. C. Heyman, of
Aliiany. 1« in receipt ->f another let
ter from J L Karnopp. of Prine
ville. stating that a party of Prine
ville buyers, including himself, will
arrive in Albany next Monday and
wish to lie conduct««! on a tour of
Linn Counl> (I1 „-arch of register ci
Jvrm.y cattle
Mr Ih-yman ha-« listed a large
number of tine cattle to exhibit to
the visitors, who will I m - taken over
the county Tuesday, and is confident
of an excellent sh-.wmg in the Scio
section.
JL
DR. A. G. PRILL
l*ealem in
L. L Gooding. formerly superin
tendent of the Scio schools and at
one time owner of the Scio Tribune
when it was known as The Santiam
News, has accepted a position in the
schools at Monmouth, and moved
his family there from Harrisburg
last week.
For the pant several week» Mr.
Gooding has been auditing the books
nf the who ci- rs- of the county as
required by a law passed by Che last
legislature, and expects to complete
the audit this week
Evg* the rich want to get richer
by the Roy Gardner method by
robbing the mail trains and robbing
the banks of the liberty bonds held
by them for purchasers, mostly poor
men and women
The government
nipped them just in time to save
several million. although they had
Tell the advertiser you saw his ail
already stolen >3.000,000. We hail in The Tribune.
SQrtNB
tails Attended
Day or Night
Fresh and Cured Meats
Poultry and- Veal
ORE.
SCIO
Shelton &- Co. Prop«s “Il
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DR. R. II HARRIS
WE HAVE
EVERYTHING
OPTICAL
liVI STRAIN
Is the can»- ut many
HUMAN Jl-l-S
BANCROFT
Optical Company
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Cusick I'-aqk
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Albany, Oregon
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Calls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
313 W. 1st St.. Albany
OREGON
SCIO
J. I \ VVESEIA
DEAI Ek IN
Fancy & Staple Groceries
Garden and f ield Seeds
China and Glassware
Roll Fil ms developed, pictures
printed and enlargements made
from your films.
All work
turned out promptly.
Give us a trial.
J. F. WESEL Y
Scio, Oregon
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Now i- the Time to PurchnM* Your
FARM I .IGHT & POWER OUTFIT
Ask tb. ■ - • li v wn men why they purchase«! our plant:
I. II lop. and. < > -n.
Win Volkman, Crabtree; Waiter Blackburn,
Sr’«. ...... .al
' t rnl tr«-e, «». li Keebler, letoimMi; Walter Po
land, She 'd. Ami many others.
Paul \utomatic Water Systems
Perfection Milking Machine«
Gori to Monmouth
2 b 4
PbHlCldD
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(Nature's Milker)
Anker lloilii Cn am Separator».
ai ced Bowl
The Only Self Bai
Electric Wiring by I i<enactI and Bonded Men—F-Ahr nates
(. hertfully Furnished
THE ELECTRIC STORE. Inc.
m W first st.
1 h n JI.
Ai.HANY'.
Old P. O. Building