The Scio tribune., December 29, 1921, Image 3

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FACTS WORTH KNGWIN8
Little Bits of Inior« it ton Fro« the
- Dealers Io-
0. A. C. ol I
icfrt to the
Farmer and ifrchardist
Aa trees come into hearing and
increase in atx>- the orchard!«! ahould
not fail to add to hi« «pray equip­
ment a* needed «o a« to inaure com­
plete protection with the full «pray
schedule applieAi on time.
Much
¿¡ Hi. SI III STATE BANK
" , A. I- wing,
A. E. Randall
rr -■-era
Vice I'rva
E l! My-r». Cashier
loss occurs from
ha»ty
work and
applications where inade­
delavcd
quate spray machinery ia used
How msnv tugs can one expect to
Start a bans aceount today and
urovuie for your futuiv.
Y ahi will find a checking ac-
<- unt very convenient for your
tnndneaa transactions. We pay
interest ->ti time deposits.
raiae on the skim milk from one
Co*? If the cow Is an average pro­
Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
of skin > < <1 milk or butter milk will
(alls Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
one pig
to each
cow ia n»t a usd standard. Under
ordinar- conditions 300 to 350 lbs.
replace 1J0 pounds of grain In the
It should not be fed alone,
ration.
however,
because
of
its
watery
bulk, but at the rate of 3 to 4 I be.
OREGON of milk to on« of grain.
latmbing time will soon I m * here.
Riley Shelton
It ia well to consider the importance
of docking and castrating the !amba
Real Estate Rrolfer
and Notary Public
early in life.
ylhtlratli Obtained. f.tamined
K IO
ducer »r belter.
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-
When the lamb iabut
a few daya old thia ia moat eaaily
done.
A loan of from 25c to fl a
OREGON head will result if animala are mar­
.
keted without thia lieing attended
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
to.
Manure for spring application on
the vegetable garden should be thor­
OREGON oughly composted now, that la, turn­
I nil« jmawervd Bay or Night
ed over, shaken up. and made to rot
Tuberculin Testing
as thoroughly a* posaible. It ahould
SI AY ros.
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not be exposed to the winter raina,
nor should it be hauled out to the
GLASSES FITTED
garden now because of the necessity
BY
of keeping it off of land that ia at
Graduate Optometrist
formed.
Such
land
ia
uaually late in becoming ready for
planting.
M. I RENCH & SONS
J. J. Handesksr Finds Omgen Werksm
In Many A-menlan Towne.
"Uregonlaus are maklns a re*A>rd In
December 27
the Near East of which the State will
Ed Kalina and wife mad« three tripe be proud. oSA-e the story la known."
to Albany to bear the Beebe trial and says J. J Handsaker. Stat» IHroA-tor
will go again today Io hear the lawyers "Ihiring my summer in Armenia I d:d
plead. •« this ia th« first trial tb«> ever t»ol vielt a towu where there «as not
attended.
Several of the neighbors an Oregonian at work, or sum- mark
of aa Oregoaiaa'e doings Al lh-rin<lje
•ho attemied
Ihe old man and id went out *undav 11 found • hut mad« of packln« boxe«
• huh I bad shipped
At Tr*-bi«->nd.
•nd repaired their telephone line, find-
Nellie Col* ot Furvet Urove, was striv-
wig it broken and covered with rust.
' Ing to stem the flood of refugee«
Die old man and |p»»i *if« received caused by the Ureek and Turkish war
their share of I'hriatma» prvaenU and Margaret (Ikiltie) Hinman of Fbroat
greetings, ao w« must be evmemhere<l drove, was la Constantinople, having
by «om* of our goutl. warm hearted been expelled from the Interior
Al
I AleiandropAd *• left Mm Ethel Long
friends, which we highly apprvciatc.
• ►ur cold weather hangs on like a j Newman. O A. C. 'W. In ch urge of
hungry dug to a bone, the tcmierature the office wh»re them are T iH-u or-
I pbau boys
Al Ertvan I met Soart
ranging from Bl to 33 moat all week.
' thirdjlaa. tor «bom Fram e« das- of
< hriatma* »u highly apprecialci «>»1
Portland laid down her Ilf« throe yeam
latased by like a birtt un the wing.
ago Mm Amy Burt of Bend told me
James Milligan, wife and family spent of how ah« had rescued l.ouu childrrn
Christmas at I rabtre« with Mr*. Milli­ at xme time
gan'« mother. Mm. Furiier.
*1 hop* to visit every part of th«
Mm. S. W. Gaine« met with a pain­ State to tell the story of I ho»« heroic
ful accident Saturday evening by catch­ Oregon la ns "
ing her foot on a email «tick of wood,
causing her to pitch forwent ami strik­ Near Cast Am«rie«n Worker« Stick,
"Americaa worker» ar« »1 «lug to
ing her head against the vraff, cutting
their poets In th« Near Ea«t aaalnsl
a gash one and one-quarter inch king
the great«»! of odd»." «aid J J Hand
•nd to the bone Just above the evv-laah
•aker on hl» return from a »umini-r tn
y ba to recovering nic«ly. but has a very relief work In Armenia They deciare
black sye.
they will not leave until every child
John Griffin returned to the *antiam in Armenia ia cared for
l.a«t year
Farm Monday, ¡after being snowed in for a time •• were obliged to put uur
•round '-helbum. and will go to the fu­ orphans««* on half and quarter ra
neral of Mr. IxitHer. taking Mr. fates lions, and thousand* of our children
When I was la A rm-n la ln*t
died
and family in his car.
Ed Kalina is amusing himself the»» summer the childrea wars tn rags,
•otne had practically nothing on
cool day» by hauling out •'equintee-
others wore grain aacka or flour sacks
■ence'' from his barn to enrich hia
Than it was warm, but aa M-unl
farm.
Ararat tower* above th« country. I
John Griffin eonlsmjUates taking a real I»«d that before long those n«i
trip to California next week in company will b« of no use. and they must ba««
with Mr. Itahn and wife, also their warm clothing."
daughter. MI m Velma They will go
by way of Nan Francisco to visit hia
Money of Anvi«nt Briton«
brother, Curtis, and then pruceed on to
Hword *haped bar* of Iron
u«»d by the anctent Rrtl.o* »« sn<>..*y
lx» Angelos.
Fxl Kalina and wife pulled out for Al­ • nd many ot th««« «re now foot.? In
A recent lt>«e«!t
bany at 7 o'clock to be aaaurvd of a Brillai, museum«
is i tun show* that «li different denom­
seat In court to hear the pleading» in
inano« were need, dlstlngulahed by
the Beetw trial.
th«tr at»«
PIE EATER.
I
Derembvr 27
I
to the Scio hospital Thursday morn­
ing.
SHELBURN ITEMS
DR. A. G. PRILL
Fttiiciai ani Surieco
December 27
Calla Attended
l>ay or Night
1 irT
M0*
KM<
Tms
A great surprise for th« home knitters
of <>rvfn*n. but still a fact. Further-
h .
this yarn to absolutely virgin
w->ol yarn, the wool was grown in Linn
sold by Mr. Senders to the Ore-
go-! Wor-ted Company (mills lucstednt
- < H a . mm I). made into Worsted yarn by
K
f Bi»t»>p, »on of C. P. Bishop,
t>r ■ i.-tor of the Woolen Mill Store of
ba , (
Oregon knitters try this yarn
out
AH colors. 46c per ball of 2 om
un appl
application.
Addies«
Samples »ent I on
’cation. Address
flux 75. Salem, Oregon.
C. P < .‘«hop. Box
FARMERS’ WEEK
Winter Short Couroot
Corvallle. Oe., Dee 2®-JI, 1921
»<
P«t 6«<«noe Inta Farm Pra.tlea
Froit A Vew-table Cuurae. I Me. 3-17, 21
Irwtor Meehamca lour«« .........
Jan. t- Mar. 18, •a
Dairy Manufacture Course.........
Jan. 2 Mar. IM. ‘22
Agriculture Course. Jan. 2-Mar. 18, a
¡»airy Herdsmen'a Course
........... Jan. 2 June It, -a
Grain »-rothng I ouree
Jan. 9-21. •a
Be**ke|>tng Course Jan. 8b-Feb. 26. a
Homemakers'<’onteronca
_
....... Mar. 20-26. ■a
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
I ■» l»b-.m.<o» eav < —rw 1-, -rtUw
T h « It*, i rt«*«. O. A. C~ • CerraHM. Oree»
/*.
WE HAVE
EVERYTHING
OPTICAL
EVfi STRAIN
Is the cauae of many
HUMAN ILLS
BANCROFT
Optical Company
313 W. let St.. Albany
Harry Crumee has purchased a new
ear recently.
Guy Wyrnan and family sprntChriat-
maa day at the home of Mr. Wyman's
mother.
Mrs. C. V. Ashbaugh, wife of our
■tation agent, has returnefi from Sa­
lem. where she recently underwent an
operatiAjn. She ia recovering nicely.
Maadames I. V. and W. F. M c A a I ami ,
of Scio, called on Mm C. V. Ashbaugh
Sunday afternoon.
Grandma Trullmger ia b<-dfaat with a
bad rold. It is hoped that she’ will
soon recover.
Uncle Com Brown, who haa been aick
tor some time, haa improved to such an
extent that he ie able to be up and
around again.
The Chrtatmaa exen-ieee held at th«
Shelburn school house last Friday night
was well attended, and them was much
exchanging of preaenta anting the pu­
pil». The teach r. Mm Arnold, dis­
tributed the presents, and also gave
each pupil a bag of candy. The pro­
gram was greatly enjoyed.
l^e George and family «|ient Chriat-
mas day with their daughter, Mrs. Earl
Goad*.
Mm. Wyman »nd Mm. Hensel called
al the Guy Wyman home Monday af­
ternoon
Charlie Ix-fller waa a Shelburn visitor
Mon-lay afternoon.
Invitation earii» have been handed
out to a large number to atteml the
New Year's eve dance to be given at
th« Milh-r hail here.
Mm. Marion Tin-iall called on Grand­
ma Trollinger Monday afternoon.
J. W Hirons and family spent Chnet-
maa day with Mm. Hirons' parenta.
Mr. and Mm. Dart, at Stayton.
•«»med Only C «planation.
Wilbur had «ern the varteo* peti-
dler- --on»» thrntigh th» alley with
her«»« «nd « ago*!« polling their wares.
JU. «he*, the «rt««or« grinder appeared
on» day eerrvtng th* bulky machine
on hl« back there ««emed to he hut
nne explanation p>««lhi* to the lad.
When the man eatne near enough WII-
bur ««bed «ympnthetically: 'Mlater, is
your berae desdK
(Continued from page 1.1
Nobody can make
She is getting along fine now.
D. H. Hildreth ami wife motored
to Albany Wednesday.
Hmer Yocubeta aad wife of Crab­
tree spent Christmas with the letters
q» do it.
•II the «am« it will be a lot bel­
ter for us if we d<>.and we are bound
jr
to lorn- something if we don't.
Let's all get
th«
idea into our heads
"borne town"
by Scio.
S - y-
*>'*.-
'Aw-'ì
**
Mi*a A nene Smail, who is
house Friday afternoon.
Ami don’t let's waste en­
probably never will.
and appreciative crowd was present.
Mrs.
Hovd Shelton and
children
drove to Scio Saturday to spend
('hristmas dav with her perenta, the
F. T Thayers
i he Red Crwui
Christ madSeals
are iww onaalv
and you can do
■ lasting gtxd
by |iurvha«lng a
supply now and
ums them on all
yiMir letter« of
the holiday «ea-
»on. I’roceeda
are for our uw n
»late in aiding T. B. patients.
Railroad 1 ime Table
trrivsl and lh-parlure of l’amenger
Traina
Woodburn Spring field
WEST SCIO
North
South
Branch
7;3N a m.
6:13 p in.
Corvallis A Eastern
HUNKERS
To Itotroit
___ 7:55 a m
To Albany
3:15 p tu
Motor arrviee discontinued.
WHEN
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Il is now knocking al yi*ur door
through the CA.Iumna of the H< i<>
laiavsa.
Will yAM^ recognue
the gentle tap al your iloAir?
ii hat papers do you take? Iler*
Is the opportunity for you to
•ave 60 cent» see the price:
Su> Tainvaa . . . 11.76
Albany Herald . .
••
Damoerat
Either Albany paper and
I il« Nio Tainrva , . .
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon <
"WHIRt SAVINGS *Rl SAFt''—
old Age
Vour H um
Sickness
TEN REASON« WHY
I nauranee
1 our ItusincM Investments
you should sav« regular
Automobile
Eduacation
Travel
ly a part of your
income:
Character
4% ANO NO WORRY
Make your dream« com« true. Mart now.
J H. Hildreth ami wife ate Cbrtot-
maa dinner at the home ot I). H
Welsh
J. F.
ami
*
Bond, of
Ada Clark, of
Portland.
Albany,
California
son
wife and
Russell, of Salem. Loren
and Glenn Clark, of Corvallis, spent
Sunshine and Oranges
Christmas day at the home of Z. J.
t
Clark.
Willard Grimes and William Wirth
Appeal t<> count Imo* lIiotiMaiitla curii year
were out coon hunting Thursday.
Bertha
Patrny
Why not go to California's Sunnv Southland this winter?
There you will enjoy tne warmth of an unclouded sun,
th* bathing heart»«, outdoor «ports and the fragrance of
flowers and oranges.
spent Christmas
day at her home.
Clyde Rodgers and wife. S.
Stringer and wife, John
family,
Conrad
wife and Dell.
Keneth,
P.
Neal and
Weatenhouae
Through Sleeping Cars
and
and Ardie
Observation and Dining Cars
Weatenhouae partook of (Tiristmaa
Via
dinner with their parenta, Mr. and
The Scenic Shasta Route
Mrs G. A. Weatenhouse
J. D. Heming made a trip to Scio
Saturday.
Mr» Frank Roaprofka ia atill on
the Mck liat.
I
A large number from here atten­
Provid« all the comfort« of modern travel. Th* rail journey afford«
an opportunity of eaeing many loterreting place« along th« way
Round Trip Excursion Tickets
ded th« Chriatmaa tree program at
are on «ale to
the Federated church Friday night.
J. S Hannah waa ehopping In
Santa Barbara, Lot Angeles, San Diego
town Saturday.
For fares, tram schedule« descriptive folder» or sleeping
car rwer valions. ask Ticket Agrnta, or write
The ripea rance of a Chriatmaa
•eal <>n your Christmas mall ia a
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Yule-tide tribute to your intelligent
generosity; an emblem ot the nobl-
«at Christmas spirit.
,
>aaa®4»»»®®aoeaaaaeaaeeeaeeaeaaaaaaaeeeeaaaaeeeee»ae
Hildreth.
JOHN M. SCOTT.
Generai Passenger Agent.
1» 2
Chrstmaa seals are alar« of hope.
;
I
«A*«
C.J
Notice ia hereby given that the un­
dersigned has bm-ii, by an order of the
County Court of Linn !>>unty. Oregon,
duly appointe<1 Administrator of the
Estate of Jane McCrae, deceased. Any Tus MiaiiAxt Hexa ni N bll A oaim .
and all persona having claim« against B at Oai.v tus Pt mic C am Mala H im
•aid «state are hereby required to pres­ Oenaa A uaim .
ent «am« to the undersigned at his resi­
dence near Scio, Linn County. Oregon,
Visualize
within six montha from this date, duly
verified aa by law required.
Specialize
Dated this 2Vth -lay of Dect-ml-er.
1921
Advertise
A. M c C rak . Administrator.
ths l'aa»irrsvv th'uaasfioM T hat
Weatherford A Wyatt.
Attorneye for Administrator.
large
-*s
other pine«* where we don't live anti
teach-
A
■
ergy ami money in building up some
parents, the J. F. I’atrny's.
ing a very successful term ot school
here, gave a program at the •chool
*$.£■**.
and as long as
we live in Scio, let’s be of. for and
MaiRsIrtlit's Rofici
"Grandma” Homing was removed
ALBANY
Let • Be For Scio
TOPICS
covering it all winter ia likely to dry
the mulch
Private office for examination«
FARM
Soil which haa manure
out aiowly in the apring t>ecauae of
PRICES REASONABLE
I
all heavy.
OREGONIANS MAKE RECORD
8 ANTI AM