ff ÌN Ult ÎM TftMl I Hl T mt itifiMt T n B i . A VOL. XXV THE SCIO TRIBUNE NO. 13. « -------------- - S4 lu I.INN COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1921 TRUTH ABOUT THE LINN COUNTY FAIR ofd in county aud state archive*. Were the fan« f «-Id >n Scio just a local commune v • ff •rt’ No, for it waa organize«! In Scio. Org . In I9ted and 20 acre* of ground were pur­ chased and suitable building* erect­ Tetti OtsrtfMí lee Unten Md a Lad ed and a splen«li«i rars* track main­ at lewst j Sms Fal*a latanutiee tained The fair wa* incorporated) and worked under a charter from Rttirdmi L im Cmaty Fair the state and was maintained by STAT* and COUNTY appropriations • From the Portland Telegram of Scio and Hruwnevdle battled to a during the last ten year« it was in last Friday. Nov. 4. and under an tie. 13 to 13. on the home gndiron operati »ns in Scio Albany date line, the Scio citizen* Friday. Thia was by far the b«*t Th»- real ami oolv county fair waa were treated to one one of the twat game of the eeaaon. maintained in Scio for 13 years, and pipe dt«-ams to which the mind of: Brownsville drew first blood im- waa announced and recognized a« man i* capable of imagining, ami a* mediately after the kickoff in the such hv Senator S M. Garland in is usually the caae in «uch Instance«, hi« dedicatory a-idr- «a on the open- first quarter. After bucking thr there was but half a truth told and ing day of the test county fair. Oct. fxll down the field for 60 yards. During all this time Dr Turner took it over for a touchdown it garble»! that th« truth wa* 4. 1921 A G Prill, of Scio, acted a* pre*i- on a play through left guard and hardly recognizable •lent, he fwtng instrumental In or­ The story had to do with the Robertooa kinked goal. Brownsville ganizing the county fair, which wu county fair, its «uccease« and fail- held in Scio. kicked to Sciu and While returned i ur»s, with a direct slap at Scio and During ali tlo—• war* the fair it to Hrownavill«'« 40 yard line the /air that ha»i t>eer! held here foi was self sostaioP fc . ma-le »o by stat.- Holland through left tackle. Neal •ome 13 or more year* The article and county appropriation*. I ,"'t “ through right tackle, and Weedy constant tight wa* made by Albany cite'i the la-ginning of the county around left end, put th* ball on to break «town 'he fair for year*, fair in 1856. its reorganization ini and being unable to do so. were Brownsville's two yard line. Neal Ibftft. and ita death ib 1876. But obliged to buy the charter and all through right guard put the ball here is where the writer and the in ita stock at par, and then Albany over for touchdown. Weedy kicked j goal. terviewed diatorted facte with what moved the fair to it* own «tv Scio has since given its undivided Scio kicked to Biownaville and shows an utter disregard for truth: •upport to Albany in making the Robertson returned it to their 40 In 1875, however, the Linn Lunn county fair a continued *ucceaa. By a aerie« of line buck* and wdl prohnblv c mtinuv to do ao. yard line County Agricultural Association wa» something Aihnnv never did for they put the ball on Scio'« 10 yard forced out of existence through fi- Scio, but wi- ri -i -ctfullv ask that line where they held them until the n tm-ial I o *. m - s caused by rainy urea-1 th* truth be puboshed in the future end of the quarter. Score 7 to 7. ther about Set» an I the county fair. Brownsville kicked to Scio. Iteo«- "EW o M 1875 t’NTTL TH!* YEAR. I more fumbled and waa downed on THEItf. WAX Ml UNN COUNTY FAIR. , the 20 yard line Scio bucked the Fair« were held at various Linn tmll down to Brownsville'« 40 yard county town*, but THEY were NOT! line, where Neal fumbled. Browns ­ COUNTY FAIRS, though they were Billy Kalina Wat 26 Year* Old Last ville recovering it on their 45 yard g >od. The largest and moat credit­ Saturday and Glad oi It line. By a serie* of line buck« and able was the ANNUAL SCIO FAIR end rune they put the ball on Scio'a at which the county at large was A surprise wa* given Hilly Ka 5 yard line, where Eggleston went more or less represented Txts fair lina by hi* wife last Saturday n ight. around right end for a touchdown. WAS PARTIALLY 8UPPORI Kt» NY eing the 26th Robertson failed to kick goal. TY FUNM. anniversary of hi* birth The even­ Brownsville kicked to Scio and "In 1919 negotiations between a ing wa* *(>ent in singing, dancing While returned it to Brownsville'« group of Albany busineM men and and playing gam»-* At midnight a 20 yard line. The quarter ended Scio fair stockholder« began result­ bounteous eupi>er wa* served, in­ with the ball on Brownsville's3 yard ing in the reorganization of the Linn cluding the birthday cake with 26 line. County Eair asaoiciation. * • candle* A numter of Iwautiful Scio was held for down* and • ' Th» Scio fair waa then and useful pre- ' ts were g'ven by Brownsville bucked the ball down consolidated with the Linn county relative* and friend* the field to Scio'a |5 yard line Mil­ fair at Albany, the Scio people Those present were: Joe Nemic ler fumbled ami Holland recovered •bowing real public spirit in giving and wife. All«ert Young, wife and the ball and ran 85 yards for a up their LOCAL FAIR. ’ daughter. .Mr* II n Scio's 15 yard line. Eggle- f(,r BrownrrlU< .n,| Hofland izens that th«- writer consider* Al­ wife, Rudolph Wr>e|y and family. ' bany a» Linn county, and no enter­ J.S- /siv -i,k. U 1 * rtni Seal for Sew were star« of the prise is of or for Linn county unle«* Krumi and family. Oscar Li nd lev i game Une up of the two team« it is in Albany or sponsored by Al­ and family. El Martinek. Joe Kali­ follow«: bany. Truth only partially told is na. Steve Young. Vlady Krosman, rrownrviujc mtn a<> >ri found out. anout the Iunn county fair? i Corrected at Noon Tueaday Turner I.h Neal Cer ainly. for it la a matter of r«c ' Miller Holland f. P oui . try . V eai . ano E q < m Hen*. 4 lb* and over 3 22 The Lebaaoa Gnat .13 Hens, under 4 II « The hardeel fought game of the .16 Spring*. 1} il>* am! up 23 the season waa played on the local Br«»ilers. under IJ Ins .12 gridiron Tueaday afternoon be.wean Stags -11* the l^rbanon high and Scio high, re­ Veal, fancy no 1 12* i acting in a «core of 20 tn 0, in fav­ ‘ Urease«I pork, no 1 blockers .44 or of Lebanon : Egg*. ca«h, 42, trade The letianon warrior* came to Eggs, white s» .-Ct . . 46 Butter fat 46 Scio with the idea of letting their fir*t team make a pnaaible «core of 31 Turkeys, live ISO to 2 15 1.50 Saturday aftoraooo Soft wheat______ oasted 11.76 THE YEAR AUTO LICENSES SOON OUE HEART FAILURE LAYS SCIO-BROWNSVILLE PLAY A TIE GAME CLAIM TO SCIO CITIZEN WAS GIVEN A SURPRISE STRIKE BOOST FOR SCIO ALL THE TIME Secretary oí State Urfea Quick Re spoase to Save Coagestion WitkMt Vinnt !h E imi Rtaptr E|ttrs Application blank* for 1922 li- ernaea have been mailed by the Sec­ tary of State to all motor vehicle owner* In Oregon, no a* to permit them to apply for and receive *uch license« before January 1. 1922 Motor vehicle owner« will avoid much trouble, annoyance and un­ necessary delay by promptly applying for their 1922 licener* upon receipt of the application blank* liefer- ring for licenses until about th« tint of the ye«r only congeal* the work of tb«|Secrotary of State'« office and may result in the arre«t of the car owner« by traffic officer* for failure to have the (Ml license* on their car* after January 1 next. Ucenae platan for 1922 will have a yellow background and black figures and letter« The diitribution of registration* up to September 15. 1921. shows lh«t in Unn county there were reen licen*e«l in th«* State up to the present time 119.714 motor vehicle«, from which the total licenae feee aggregate S2.319.3O7. HUNTINO FOR DESERTERS Eight Lian Cooaty Mea Named by Amy ae Deaertere The army i* anzioualy looking for the men whoee name« appear below, as they are classed a* deserter« The government pays actual expense Humt tf Cbns liiyea IMt Mtadiy lad Cliias Mis BelevW Wil» A deep gloom wa* cast over the entire community about noon last Monday when word wa* receive»! announcing the sudden death of Mr*. Ghria. Bilyeu from heart fail­ ure. About 11 o’clock Monday morn­ ing Mr Bilyeu went into the house and found Mr« Bilyeu in a «rai-ecn- scioua condition and imme»iiately phoned for Dr Hobaon. who hur­ ried to the bedsidn. but Mra Bilyeu hml crosM-«! the divide, from which no tiaveler ere returns. After a careful rzamination Dr. Hobe >n pronounce«! her death due to heart failure. Mr. and Mra, Bilyeu were mar- rieut the time of Mr. Bilyeu's discharge from the army at the end of his cnlistmt-nt during the Span­ ish-American war. They immedi­ ately catne to Scio, where they have continue«! to reside Mrs. Bilyeu'a pleasant dlsp«iaiti<>n soon won her a large number of friend«, and all of those with whom •lie came in daily contact will miss her She wa* a member of the lie- liekkah beige, under Whose auspices the funeral wa* held The service* were held at thr family home yes­ terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Iter preaceing the sermon. Burial wa* had in Franklin Butte ceme­ tery, and a large concourse of sor­ rowing relatives and friends follow­ ed the remains to their last rest in« place. The sympathy of the community g«»rs out to Mr. BHyeu in hia hour of sadness. The floral offerings were many and lieautiful. a small token of the esteem in which the de«*eaaed waa held. 4» Turkey! Tirkey! incurred in making arrest, bill to l«e rendered to nearest army post,camp Want to buy KRM) head of Tur­ or station. The numtier, name and keys. also your Geese ami Duck* and residence follow: t hicken* ail you <*an bring in. We I John Joseph Batteate. 1/1 ® » John Batteate, Albany. Or. l»ay you top price. I'hone 625. S wift P bodu < e C o .. 1640 Arthur Filkina. Tangent. Or. Scio, Oregon. Albany, Or 371 Floyd Filkin«, 1697 Thoma* Greenwell. Ray Hamler paid a businem viait Route 5. Albany. Or. to Jefferson Tuesday. 1261 Earl William 8wif, Harrisburg, Or. 428 Earl Edward Thompson. 424 E. Davis St., Portland. Qr. 682 Albert Wold, box 31. Lebanon 1024 Howard Grigg*. Mill City, Or. Try This Orug Store First Gave Splendici Prograi The entertainment and basket so­ cial at the Arnold school house last , Friday night drew a crowded uou«e and all seemed tn hugely enjoy the efforts the teacher ami pupil* to entertain and instruct them. The. program waa practically earned out a* published in last week's paper 1 We would like tn men.inn each in­ dividual participant, but space for­ bid«—all done their part, and did it well. John Couoy. Scio'« famous basket auctioneer, «old the many handsomely prej ared baskets ami boxes and toothsome looking pie* at handsome prices, ami a go««! sub­ stantial «urn wa* realized for the needs of the school J. C. Keller spent Tueaday in la-banon on bueiness connected with a «tore of which he waa formerly th« manager. A. D. S. Milk of Magnesia Will 1. Prevent acid mouth. 2. Correct Constipation. 3. Believe Gan in Stnn ach. 4. Aid iligeatiou. ft. < 'orreet ('x>lic. & Relieve Summer plaint. Com­ Sold at Kelly’s Drug Store