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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
* f I • », "Me SphinaKenneth 8tm« wa* THE SCIO TRlBUNEf elected editor-in-chief. and Gordon ßates-Sdo Atau Stage Arrive Lee vs 9:50 a.m. Albany H40 bck> &:0V Jordan Ijron* 7>M) Fox Valley 7:16 7;10 Gooch 74» MUI City 6 40 Gate» 4.00 p.m. 6:10 6:50 • JO «46 «J0 7:40 7:20 Far« from Scio to Albany, one way, 11.00, rvuiu! inp 11.®0. from Jordan. >1.26, round trip 12.26. FARMERS’ WEEK Cervelli«. Or., Oes 2«- JI. 1»21 Wintif Short Courses Fat Solonoe Into Farm Practice Fruit A Vegetal'le Course, iMc S I7,'21 Tractor Mechanic* Courae.......... ................. Jan. 2-Mar. Ik. Dairy Manufacture Course .............................. Jai». 2-Mar. 1». 22 Agriculture Course, Jan. 2-Mar. IM. '22 Dairy Herdsmen'* Cour»« ......... .................... Jan. 2-Jtuw. I*. •a Grain Grading Cour»* , Jan 9 21. '22 Boekeping Coarse Jan. 90-Feb. 25. 'a Homemaker»' Conference Mur 30-26 *22 OREGON AGRICULTURAL < • I i Fait lataauilm oa say C m »»« hr »Hone Tai Kaunrra^aOA. < • 0. 0. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW 201-2 New First National bank Bklg. OREGON ALBANY DR. FICQ . ' DENTIST Office Hour*: 1.90 to 6 r. M. ' : WE HAVE *. EVERY! HING 1 OPTICAL BYH •TRAIN I* the cau»«' of many HUMAN ILI^i BANCROFT Optical Company SIS W. 1st St.. Albany Hl.' efltot wa- Fettered at the noatoffice at Scio. Weaely a* man»rrr givgn the power to select hla amust Oregon as aaeond class matter anta. The U. 8. history riaas is noted T hi 'R huay . I>RC. H. 1921 for ita brilliant pupil*. For exam pie. Mr. Tutor naked. "What can W k want to apologize for the you tell us about the ‘Midnight xhortcuffiing* of this issue of the Judess" ” to which the sleepy stu Tribune, and we hope next wait'a dent replied. ”D<»o*t know, wasn't paper will cause you to appreciate up.” the effort* put forth In it. Have The flrst twelve week* of *ch«x>l you made out your list to whom you have passed and it i* again time fur wi*h a copy sent? Do it today, and report card* to be out. This cause« encloae 10c for each copy we'll do ■MM fear* among the teas studious the reel. pupil*; thoar of superior knowledge wait without a tremor. A large crowd attended the pie T he T kihunk la in receipt of a aortal at the school house last Fri-; communication. unsigned. that we They report a good cannot publish for the rraaon it day evening would be laying the paper liable for time, and the girl* B. B. team ia libel. We would gladly return the grateful for the $19.4» attained at, letter if we anew to whom it should this meeting. Dec. f> war act aalde by the post lie tent. No article la accepted by thia |>at>er when it is unsigned or master general a* a day to give in the author refuses to accept all li struction* about the prooer mailing Mr. Tobn ability. If the party who wrote it of Christmas present* gave an interesting addrea* to the will call, he or she may have tame. Thia paper hope* to maintain Ita high school student* concerning the reputation for publiahing nothin? mailing of Chriatma- pack ig. - Don’t forget to mail your Christ- ] but good clean news, and annony- mou* letter* will have no place in mas package« this week. Miss Humphrey (Latin claax) Do- J I it* column*. munus means master. *» What does J ’ f Domuna mean? Kei thz She mia-. i > TH« special aeesion of the legis trees lature convenes a week from next The football boys are invited to a '; Monday, and the mam object is the' chicken «upper, given in their honor h > Oregon 1925 Fair and legislation to by the Knights of Pythias on Tues- 11 protect our paved highway* If you day evening. believe the former is a good invest- menl for the state and will bring you good ietui n* for the »mall tax SHELBURN ITEMS you will pay for the next three yean, tell your legislator so and Decern tier 6 urge the undertaking; If you don't, tell him *o and urge him to vote Guy Wyman shipped a Ane veal to again»! it. In either eaae. be frank Fortland Monday morn ng. Fred Gooch and family are m < urv al tn the matter. Personally this pa* ii* thia week on a bumneM trip. tx*r liellevra great good to the atato From the bleat rei«»rtethi- week Jack ■ <*an come through the fair, and if Wyman I* blowing Ute old »lump» in J the legislature authorizea the fair every direction. Charlie Mrltan wa« *ho|>pfng in Shei ■ program for the Mav primaries, we Friday morning hope it will also provide a committee burn John Ortwein ami J «me« Grimee call from down state tn purchaar ths ed on Earl Gooch Sunday afternoon •de au aa to eliminate promlaee and Hobart Hoagland «>»1 wife «(«-nt laai ; , graft in the purchase. All of us Thursday with home folk» in Scio. Mr*, Fred Bowman purchawd ■ An* < know that when the time comae for Jer»ey calf from Eugen.- Mill- r r< < selecting the Mte. real relate will Mr* Earl Qeoeh wa» in Scio Thur» : become a* high as gold brick», ami day to lake her music leaaun < Marlon Brown »tale* it will take him J an outside committee could and the , would drive a better bargain, Of three week* of hant work t< fence« recently washed out oti the F J cuuree there ia no division on the Kula place by the flood J necrMity for legislation to protect John Ortwein wa» tranaacling bu»l (, the pavwl highways. We are two nea» in Albany two day* Ihi« week. Clinton George and mother were Scio ; yean behind lime, however. caller* Friday. " "—re——■ Charlie loftier and wif* were al* in < ping in Shelburn Monday morning Christmas Store Shelves and counters throughout our store are piled high with use ful gifts. IF you have puzzled over the question, “What shall I give him for Christmas?” you will find at this store that the answer is quite simple. General Pershing Through the knowledge he gained at the front in France, has de signed and built a new shoe for our army. It’s a Wonder We have been fortunate in se- cunng a few dozen pairs Come in and see them; they sell for BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY VALUE FIRST "The Store With a Square Deal for Everybody” ] THR onslaught of the unemployed ALBANA OKEGON Mr». Fred Gooch ami s»na, Year I ami , > on the white house and eapitol, and Earl, are visiting at the Earl Gooch. < i *• picketing of same, as is now planned home for a few day». UNDERTAKERS by a conference of unemployed juat Call» Attended to Promptly held in Detroit, Mich., calls to mind 8ANT1AM FARM TOPICS J Dav or Night those memorable days when Coxey J OREC.ON marched his army to Washington during Cleveland's administration to December 6 ------------------------- "WHtRl SAVINGS ARC SAFE" - make him do something that con Ed Kalina has hie ditch one half TEN REASONS WHY i Your Home < »Id Ag« Age gress and big business would not do Old Hick net* you should eave regular I Y our Kuaine** Investmente 1naurance start the wheels of industry to mile long finished up and ia now DR. A. G. PRILL ly a part of your I Eduacation Autoiwuliile Travel working. Cleveland couldn’t do It; oovering hia big barn aa the weather income; I Character Hi* brother Joe i* helping < > neither can Harding; neither can ia cool Make your dream* come true. Start now. 4» ANO NO WORRY ] <I congress. 1 jiw » can be passed from him. Call* Attended eaae w — •••♦••••««•«««««««>«««»»»»■.»»» ............ fìttiti»' ’ The pie eater ami good wife made now till dooms day. but no industry Day or Night can be compelled to operate if its a flying trip Saturday to Scio. John owners and managers decree other Griffin took pity on us and steamed wise it ia their plant and their up hb tin lixxy so we only hit the All took dinner at the money owns it. and they can let it high places Real Etiole Proper free hotel. Mrs. Morris being the ru»t and rot. But there might be and Notara Public proprietor. other angle* in tub picketing of ths »TAYTON, . . . OREGON Clifford Griffin called Sunday for eapitol it might hevea tendency to ^dbtlratti Obtained, faamintJ Call* answered Day or Night show congress that when men are a chat with hi* mother and get a «ZIO . . . OREGON Tuberculin Testing unemployed it is useless to put a square meal of mutton chops and surtax on ths food they sat and the ham and egg*. Dealers in John Griffin went over Sunday 1 clothes thev wear; it might prove to congress that it i* ths foreign mar evening for a visit with hi* old 1 kets that helps solve the unemploy friend. Chaa Bate, near Slayton, ment problems, snd that what la alto Billy Manaeee. Elmer Griffin .having brought a < needed is a market for our surplus i fine bobcat from the Blue Mountain J grains (instead of burning It) and stock and other products, and not a for a pet tm»k him out Sunday for ; high protective tariff. Sure, a tar exareiee. so they had four hand* < iff I* needed, but not a prohibitive around a* the bobcat tackled Elmer SCIO. OREGON and unjust one such as the Fordney To subdue the cat. he had to kill J Morrison & Lowe The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon ___________ IL Physician 8Bi Suva Riley Shelton 4 ► L G. F. Korinek Veterinarian Sanitary Meat Market Frtsh and Cured Meats Poultry and Veal Watch for Our Christmas Announcement Shelton & Co. Props .. Wesely s Grocery.. bill. Yes, this onslaught on the na him. Mr. Pepperling. of Crabtree, came tion's cauitol and the lawmakers over to saw wood Monday ami Tues- might pull the scales from the eyes day for Tom Smail and Dave Hor*- of those wt»o "see” dimly. burgh for a holliday present. W. A. Ewing. A. E. Randall Jo and Ed Kalina and wives came Preaident Vice I’m. In the other night for a social time E. D. Myer*. Cashier bringing part of their band. So we Atari a bank account today and had such a lime a* you seldom ever provide for your future. You will Ana a checking ac read about in the bit le unleaa it wa* count very convenient for your December 6 where Sampson »lew aM those thow buaineaa tfanaactiona We pay Intereat on time depoaita. The boya basket ball team will Philistines with the Jaw Ixme <>f a upen the »canon with Jefferooo High mule. THE SCIO STATE BANE ¡HT On$M Mt H mm iBiltiiif Tim Friday. L>ec. 9th. Scio team ahould A great surprise for the home knitter* l>e the beet in the hlatory of the of Oregon, but still a fact. Further rchfHil. more, thia varn ia absolutely virgin Wanted Rootera for a champion wool yam; the wool wa* grown in Linn team. •ountjr. sold by Mr. Sender« totbeOrm A special meeting of the student vorstad Company m»il* i... «t.«i a ood). made into worsted yarn 1>> l-ody was held Thursday. December I. for’thepurpnee of deciding wheth r. Bishop, son of C P. i‘> proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of er or not the High School ahould Salam "rogon kmtterx try this varn publiah a school paper. It wa» de Mt. AU eobr*. 46c per ball < f >i - apntxaUon. Addrea* cided such a paper ahould be pub- iiahed, and the I Satan, nreguo. <1 K f PIE EATER. < ] < i ; < i ; < i ; Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay and Garden Seeds of all kinds. Notice! We want your Eggs and Garden Produce J. F. WESELY, Scio, Oreg *
