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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1921)
9 . LADIES ADMITTED FREE was ad>ird tu the Scio High Sch>>ol in 1913. It seemed to t* a groat novelty to the people, aa well as i W. A. Ewing. to the pupils After being in the When No Adaissioa It Charged to , President Regular Senrica al A. K. Randalt Vice Pre*. E. D. Myer*. Cashier Baptist Church school for eight year*, (here are Thea a Attending Dances Htart • bank account today and •ome who doubt its value and object provide for your future. You will find a checking ac to the expense which they think it ( hv a itimi .) According to a new ruling just count very convenient for your cauarS As a student of the Scio buamcM transaction* We pay The |b.’ ie«ttic Science department ■ received by Clyde G Huntley, suc interest on time dejiuaita pm High School and the Home Econon ■ cessor to Milton A Miller aa collec p.m tea department. I want to help do tor of internal revenue, it i* hehi llv*«o«i Mad« Home Knitting Yarn» p.m away with this doubt that has been A great surpris« for th« home knitter* that the tax on admission to dance* of Oregon, hut «till • fact Further tn existence eight year* too long al will tie changed as follow«: more, thia yarn i* absolutely virgin p.m. ready "Where the admission fot men i wool yarn, the wool was grown in l.lnn ouunty. »»Id by Mr Sender* lotheore- A woman who has been a thor Everybody Cordially Inviteli to hetetofore was'(100 and women go«> Wonted Company (mill* ka'atedal ough student in Domestic Science Arrive Attrnd All Service«. l-eave were admitted free, fl 00 was the Sellwtkal). made into woratail yarn by Roy T Bishop, »on of C. I’. Hlahop. can more efficiently be a »uccraaful 9 -fin a. m. Albany 4 |> m. established price uf admission and proprietor uf the Woolen Mill Store of ILER. Pastor M:40 i-Cio 5:10 home maker, for in no other studies women who were admitted free Salem. « » reg on knitter* try thia yarn 6 20 Jordan Ü <M> out. All color*. 46r |>er ball uf 2 u*i would «he learn the principle« of were required to pay 10c tax the bamplr* »«nt on application Adder»» 7 30 1 yons <30 foo«t preparation, marketing, order Tell the advertiser you *aw hi* ad same aa men Where the adminaion C. P. Bishop. Box <&, Salem, Oregon, 6 45 FoX Valley 7:15 ing. selection of economical and pnoe for men was 50e and for wo in the Tribune 6:50 7.10 Gtaach nourishing food, the management of 7<xi Mill City 7:<® men 2&e, it was held that the tax on DR J. W. CAHN. Gates 6 40 7 20 the household flnancre. the princi both men and women was 5c. Veterinarian. Real Eflute Proper ple« of sanitation, ventilation, th« Fare from Scio to Albany, on* “By the ruling dated October 22 Authorise«! Auction Sale and Interstate subject of laundering, the selection and Notary Public Inspector. way. Il ou round trip JI HU, from it ia now held that women are nut Phone«:—Palace Feed -hed. 1N4 J Jordan, fl 25. round trip 42 ¡ft •nd purchasing of fuels, correct ta /IbUtath OhhlntJ, fiummtJ admitted to a dance under the same Realdencr, fiOO R ble service, the art of carving, nu -lb. . . . OREGON circumstance* as men. and that, K.IO ALBANY. OREGON tritional psychology, canning and therefore, in the ease of free admis preservation of foods, and all those sion of women to a dance where a thing* which comprise successful charge is made for admiaaion of GLASSES LUTEI) home administration men. such free admission shall not Blank ignorance on these points BY lie taxable. has lieen accepted in the past with “Where men are chargetl 50c and Graduate Optometrist TO out the fsintrst thought of its dis women 25c admission, the tax <m grace or its danger. Now the social men will lie 5c and on women 3c ” PUBES REASONABLE problems that pr«-wt upon us and Private office fur examination» clamor for solution are awakening band. A large number were pre* women to a realisation of their pow eat. a good time had, winding up I M. FRENCH N SONS ers and influence with a big feeii at midnight ALBANY The knowledge which a child con Joseph Kalina and Mr. Young sciously or unconsciously gains tn her called In Friday, after visiting bxi early years remain« indslibly, and it for vetch seed NKict of lislnct Raid Mwimq i« the lesson« in D<>m«r*lac Science in Pursuant to a petition signed by a to Mr. Fillpot. of Hamilton f’raek, i ths early elementary education, in stayed over night Friday with G. A legal number of rvaalent freeholder», taxpayer« ami legal voter* of Road Di»- both theory and practice, which are Griffin, returning home with a fine tin t NO Mkof T.mn County. Oregon, N oth ► IS H khksv G ivkn that a meet more easily learned and applied Durham bull. and Ing uf the legal voter* uf Ruad District The girl who ia early trained in I>o John Griffin returned home Sun No, 25 of Linn County, Oregon, will meetic Science is more apt to form day from Dallas, where h«- ha» been tie held at the hour of 2 o'clock u. m., on the 19th day of Nuvrmlwr. 1921, at a liking for home work, to have iloing »ome carpenter work fur hi* the J ukuan S toke , in »aid Road Dis offer* all the comfort» of modern travel higher ideals and to be murt capable •later. Mra. Lovejoy. He came by trict. to determine whether or not »aid Convenient schedule*. obecrvatiun car», ami <■»<•« 11« nt meal* are Road Dial ' »Il vote a lax of I4.6UO other feature* of the Shasta Route. when she reaches maturity. way of Stayton. where he got hi« upon all the taxable property within « The question will always coms up: only daughter. Zelda, and brought said Road i»tnct for the improvement Round Trip of the road» therein aa follow*, to-wit. "Why not teach these thing* in the her home with him grading, graveling, draining ami repair ing »aid road» home?" There ia no doubt but that FJmei and G. A. Griffin made a By order of the County Court of IJnn all may learn in their homes, but doi trip to I«et>an<>n on business Elmer County, Oregon. are on sale at Dated thia J6th day of (lctol»er, 1921. they? All the mothers do not have »pent the night with hi* aunt. Mr* W. K Btl.YKl', time to teach the thing* that are re William Smith. County Judge. D II PUUM K, quired. Anytmdy can learn to cook, Mra. S W. Gaines called in at County Commissioner. Fur ticket* and information ask Ag- la, or write but it takes atudv ami practice to Mr* Milligan'« to see the new l>al>r. Attest: R. M Rt Hstil.. ('«Minty Clerk. fullv develop a competent house finding mother and babe doing tine Boated this 26th day of October, 1921. keeper. While a flock of wild grew were by M BlLYKU, appointed by the Court. JOHN M SHUT. Domestic Science is considered as flying over Mr. Bergel and Cora General Passenger Agent. 12 4 NKict #1 Bisincl Rwd Nittmq one subject, ami is really interesting Luca« they brought down four of Pursuant to a petition signed by a to the pupils. We have ail the the fine bird«. They claim they had legal number of resident freeholder», taxpayer* and l«-g»l voter* of Koa«i equipment suited fur this depart one good meal, anwav. District No Hi. of l.lnn County, Ore ■eoooaooaoeaoaaaaaaeaaaaeaoaa«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦•♦ ♦«oeeooa ; ment. and >t ia really an encourage Mr. Milligan and Ardell Brock gon. N oth »: IB HXKKKY GlVKN that a " ment to the pupils in the long run got two large skunks Saturday, so meeting of the legal vetara of Road District No. hi, of Linn County, Ore to think that there is something dif we have all the perfume we need gon, will lie held at the hour of 2>30 ferent in the school besides the com for a month, which is as strong as a i> m., on the 19th day of November, 1921. *i the S am G aini « S chool H ovmk à m<>n studies We all like to have a yoke of bulls. tn »aid Road District, to determine variety to select from Mr. Abraham Isaac Jacob Powell whether or not »aid Road Di»trict »hall We pay le h--* fl. tn Portland vote a »|«ecial tax of *2Mo.t)U uuon all I be [lomestic Science teacher not was in our neighborhood last week the taxable pri>|ierty within »aid Road Pilotiti or drtip us a cart! and will call only conducts this department, but blowing equal to a mad bull in a District fur the improvement of the road» therein as follow», to-wit, grad* ha* other cl asm-* besides. Tb«.re hornets nest ■ng. gravelling, draining and repairing ■aid road». would have to be three teachers to HE EATEK Special Prices on Wednesdays and Saturdays By order of the (¡ounty (ourt of Linn instruct as many pupils aa there are County. < irrgon. Fresh Fish Every Friday Dated this 26th day of October, 1921. in the Seto High School. Do you W R BlLYXl’, really think the school could be run County Judge. SHELBURN ITEMS D. II PlKtUK, •’heaper? Harrisburg has an enroll County Commissioner. ment of sixty-flvs pupils this year Attest: R M R i mku .. November 7 Holvchelc Brin», Heio. Orfpon County Clerk. and It takes four teachers to prop Delmer Churchill, of .Mill City, Posted this 27th <(ay of Octolier, 1921, erly instruct them, We have as was visiting hie mother and other by W. A. GlI.KXV, «planted by th« (ourt many in our High School and have relative« here Sunday. only ths three teachers. Elector's Hoiic« Is CrtMm Fred Shilling and Hee* Shilling ( In the winter time, the claaaee in Notice la hereby given that the un- and family spent Sunday afternoon ■ Domestic Science serv* different deaigned by order of the County Court «nth Grandma Shilling at Munker* of l.lnn County. Oregon, has been duly kinds of soups and beverages to mil hi Lyons called on Will McLain appointed Executor of the ratair of to the country children who bring Emil Holxfuaa, deceased Any persons Sunday afternoon. having e lai ma agamat »aid eatate are c«dd lunches to school. This is not Earl Russell came home last week hereby required to prevent the same mided expense to the schhol. fori with pro|>er voucher*, at the law offler He has bean working on hi« farm at of WilliamS. Risley, in the Flinn Block, ,-arh dish or cupful of «»up will cost; Gras« Valley for several months. ■ t 230 Weal Flrat Street. A bany On the pupils as much as the coat of gon, within »lx month» from the date of He expects to move his family there thia notice. materials It is made from. Dated November .Id, 1921. in the near future. I^t us think this over and ses if fun Hoi zniaa. Alfred Rowell has gathered the Executor. it isn't a help to our school. It ia really not any cheatwr to have a last of his walnut crop. The wal WiLUAM S HiaiJtv. Attorney for F.xrculor. school that ia not much good, when nuts are very nice and it was a fair we can have one that amounts to crop. something. Let*« have the very Mrs. Guy Wyman and childre4 l>eat that we can. were viatting Mrs Wyman'« mother- in-l«w Friday. MTAYTON, - - - OHE»-ON Arch Russell, of Grass Valley, and < all* answers«] hay or 5 ight Homsr and Theron Rusnell and two Tuberculin Testing small sons, of Salem, raMed <*n Earl November X Rusnell Sunday, •ion was the 70th birthday of the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Powell and i senior Rowell, and a numlier of rel- Ed Kalina and wife attended a birthday party Saturday night given little daughter took dinner with Mr. stives and friend* gave him quite a Mra William Kalina tor her hus- Powell's parents Friday* The ucca I surprise. Sunday School at 10 Breaching at h Young People'« Meeting at 4:30 Song Service at 7:30 Preaching at 8:00 Rrayermceting Wednesday 7:30 a m. am //. Æ Riley Shelton TAKE Tl IE SCENIC SHASTA ROUTE SUNNY SOU IT IERN California I hrough Sleeping Car Service Sacramento—San I rancisco Los Angeles Winter Excursion 1 ickets Reduced bare SOUTHERN PACIFIC I .INES Shelburn Jordan Crabtree [Seat Market Scio Meat Market ! HEATING STOVES Universal Charter Oak Wedgewood The Best of the gocxl ones, and they don’t cost any more G. F. Korinek Veterinarian «