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I Y x KA2K THE SCIO TRIBUNE VOL. XXV IT IO. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. ABRIL 13. IWW NO. 86 CITY COUNCIL HELD BUSINESS SESSION Filling Vacanctc» in Office and Step» to Organize a Com munity Club ia Made team work ever »ince the higi . 111 I Lniu I ■■•nt bod. slum bond drive, and this action by the council is in accord an <* with the agitttion thus put forth A» soon as word is received from the State Chamtwr of Commerce as tn who will come to Scio, and ths date he or they can come, suitable announcement will be made and an appropriate program worked out for the event. There is much »uch an organization can do. such as promot ing good feeling among all. seeing that all projects now m course of construction are quickly completed, fostering industries already here locating new industries and bringing in settlers. These things are now j |jott Thursday night was the reg ular monthly meeting of the city •ouncil. and although an invitatioo was <-xtend«d to everyone interested in city affair» to attend, it «eems that no »nc except the member« of th.- city council were interested, for they were the only one« there. Only routine matter« were taken care of. ouch a» allowing of bill«, undone because ther«> is’nobody to i I etc., until m the proceeding» where do them. I Watch! Wait! Come! Let us it railed for filling of vacancies. Hen- is where the council ha» been make this the Iwst community in »tu> i|«-'i ever since J. S. Sticha re- Oregon. It can and must I m - done. -• -• »inned as recorder to become post-: master. However, after a full month of seeking the man or woman who would accept the place. Milo1 Bartu was finally persuaded to ac cept the office, and his appointment j COUEY PURCHASES BOYANOVSKY STORE wa- confirmed and Mr. Bartu was immediately sworn in. Mr. Bartu n«> doubt will make a worthy sue- c< ' • • r to hi» predecessor, and the citv is indeed fortunate in his ac ceptance. There were also two vacancises on the council to t>e filled. To fill the u: x; red term of Roy V. Shelton wh<> resigned and moved to Salem, Frank Bartu was the unanimous choice of the council. To fill the seat made vacant by the death of Bert Hollis, the council selected E. C. Shelton. Both these gentlemen are too well known to need an in- tr duction. but to say that they are con i>etent men is strictly correct. ||l he council urges that all rewn dents on Main street, whose walks now need repair or replacing, first consult the city recorder and the ordinances. Mam street walks must be cement. One of the most important steps ever undertaken by the council by the way. it doesn’t cost the lavpayer a cent in taxes was the steps taken to organize a community club, this to include every phase of the entire community. After a thorough dis ci - on of the Iwnefils to be derived from such an organization, a motion prevailed which instructed the city recorder to write the Stale Chamber of Commerce for a speaker and or ganizer to come to Scio for the pur- p - of addressing the people of the community on the good such an or- gai.i/ntipn can do where there is everlasting team work. Change of Ownership Comes as Surprize-—Couey takes Charge at Once One of the most important busi- neaa transactions of recent date In Scio is the transfer of the Joe Bov anovsky store to John Couey. Mr Boyanovsky has l>een in busmtws at his present location for the past nine years, and has built up a thriv ing trade. Mr. Couey is well known here, and has driven the West Scio stage for some time The Peoples Store was dosed Wednesday ami Thur-day while an Inventory is being taken, and will be opened again F riday morning The builbing and fixtures are also being turned over, ami some alter ations will I m * made in the mar future. Mr. Boyanovsky will taxi the Couey farm and stock, and will probably make his horn- there. The entire transaction is still more of a possibility than a reality, although the trade will probably be made early next week Critictam la Juat Meadow Shade Butter is Ix-ing criticised by its friends it does n>>t go fsr enough. We like this sort of criticism because it shows our stan dard for good butter is being kept up and that what one like» he al ways eats plenty of. Uniformly good amt will be kept so advj M kaimiw shapc D airy . — - - «• ■ «► There has l»een considerable talk by the farmers, city people and Kodak developing and printing at olhet on what could be done by J. F. Weedy’» "BETTING BROKERS” Unli» Scio Defeat» West Stayton i J »1.76 11» YEAR GYM COMMITTEE IS KILLING TIME Scio opened the baartiall season Sunday by defeating W««cl Slavton by a score of 12 to 6 in a very ex citing game. The Scio team has Farmer» and Dairymen Realizei Nearly I wo Month» ha» Pas not organizes! or practirvd any this the Value of I elling the sed and Nothing Yet Done season tweause of the bad weather, Wodd What We Have — Why not Get Busy but expect to have a m«-«-ting Friday »»■>■ ■ I! —!■■■««»» evening at the K. of B. hall and As lime grows closer for the ap elect a captain and manager and Wall Bilyeu left yesterday for pearance of the big dairy «*diti«»n. make arrangements for new suit« Kalama, Wash , where he expects mtei eat bv the farmer and the All who arc interested in th«- base to find work, and if satisfactory will dairyman becomes greater. bail team are urged to attend. move to that thriving little burg on By th«- showing of the team Sun th«- banks of the Columbia. Mr. Never before, nor since. the time when the agitation for the present day against a, tram which has al Bilyeu has been announced as the condensery plant w»« established ready play«*d two or three game«. man who would have charge of the has the farmer and dairy man i«een Scio has the prospects of a very details on the construction of the given the once over, nor has the strong team with a lot of material m-w gymnasium, but so far the necewuly of more herds ami more to pick from. All that is n«*eded is committee in charge, or who have milk been given the prominence the good weather so they can practice takrn charge, has done nothing but and the support of the town to procrastinate, and Mr, Bilyeu says industry demands. make a tram which will defeat h«- can not lay around and live on There is room for great improve many of the larger town teams. air his system requires something ment in herds already e«tablish«>d in Herbert Baffin, ex-Arleta ball more sulwtantial. although air is a the matter of milk product! >n. in player of Portland, is allowing the very component part of one's exist proper method of feeding, and in The student body, who is boys some inside dope about base ence. the most improved and most eco ball and with his clever playing at responsible fot the return of this nomical method of hantiling and shortstop and batting, the team will borrowed money, should call the selling of the product W«- hope to Everybody committee into consultation, which cover all these points thoroughly win a lol of gam«*» booat and Scio will have a team even has not often lieen done. If the and intelligently, in b> th reading better than before th«* war, committee is to lie responsible for the matter and in the advertisements. '• * return of the money you borrowed, The breeder of high grade pedi then it is up to them to place their On to Mexico greed cattle, known for their long name on th«* bonds and the student record of productivity, has a most Roseville, Cal . April 4. 1922. iHaly bonds lie entirely dispensed excellent opportunity to make his To the Bdttor: with. As we understand it, this held known far and near He is Sidetracked for 24 hours on ac committee was selecte<l to act as sure to meet a hearty response. count of non-conn«*ctmn of the fast advisors to and not spodsora for the The man who upw has grade stock ami through train, the Sunn't We student laidy. Now, student«, do and wants to dispose of them and are slowly and patiently winding your duly, and call in the com* restock with a pure bred herd this our way down the mountainside mittee. build what you want, and is the ideal and opportune time and into the beautiful valley lirlow. th«- present and rising generation the Tribune's dairy edition the me Nature's artistic land»«-a|>*- is most will rise up and call you blessed. dium through which to make the beautiful with Il’s green field* and Otherwise, deponent sayeth not. change. Somebody will want what orchard* is full bloom of various With the death of Bert Hollis, you have, just as you want what interm ngt«*d colors white and pink the committee was left with but some one else has like Jacob« coat of many colors. two memliera, and this of course You may be a breeder of sheep, Our slock are doing fine the made it poaaibl«« for progress to lie of hogs, of goats, of horses this horses agent to I«- enjoying the trip rather lax in going ahead with the issue of th« Tribune will carrv your and the cattle are holding their own work on hand, but now the gap has message to some one who will learn Our presence in the car seem» to lawn filled with Rolla Shelton, and for the first time where he can get give them confidence and content. now the students and the committee just what he wants. Your adver The feed is holding out good and should tie able to gel action and get tisement should be tn that edition. w«> have plcanly of water. The sun H quick. Of course, the securing of The chicken fancier and then- is shining brightly and the weather bids has caused some delay, more are numtier« of them this is also is very pleasant. than necessary, but other work We met aome very nice people at should hav«* been done. your opportunity. It la not th« purpose of thia pap In the course of time things ac- a watering stopover, who made in- quirt«*« as to our journey and bid ns er to tell anyone what it shall or cumulate on the farm that have lost a speedy and safe trip to our d«.-»ti- shall not do. but there always comes their value to you. yet if they were a time when something must lie advertised aome one will lie found nation. I and my two companions. Swegle done and done quickly. All the two who is in need of some such articles and two people are thus made hap and Griggs, are making the t>r»t of members of the committee have py Try it in this «»dition; the coet our trip, and riding in a I kix car is done, from what we have observed, not to I m * envied, but we are making has lieen to m«*et. talk over the alt* is small. the best pf It. (Continued on last page) Like the bubbling brook, we could Respectfully yours. go on and on, but these'suggestions Dr. S. C. Browne. should wsrrant a trial. Th«- date is »■■■■■I .■■■i me» .......... -—-*» April 20th, next Thursd y.and rush School Meeting April 22 your copy in. We'll not rob you on ---------- , the advertising rate we expect to Don’t forget the school meeting 1 stay in basin«!*». scheduled for April 22d. Two di rectors to elect, and care should lw Special Notice used in the selection so that the Hchmds will go ahead and not lie re All accounts that were not tarded And whoever is elected settled last fall will draw Inter will have a hard row to hoe because act from Oct. 1. 1921. of the fac that they will have to in R M. Cain. crease the school taxes to meet th«- EDITION GROWING Woodlark Scio citizens taking off taxable property in this district to the value of over 130.000 and putting it into another district. This means add ing another 6 to 8 mills on the dol lar to taxable property in District 95. But why should the school board worry, the taxpayer« wilM it so by signing the other fellow's petition, and Mr, Taxpaver will have to pay the bill. But attend the meeting. Saturday. April 22d.. at 2 p. m. Sr«. M w O m ^“Tse DMRY 1 • deficit occasioned by th« boundary board acting upon the »Ignaturea of High School Auditorium Friday Night, April 21 IN assr Shell gasoline and oils at the Scio Garage. Squirrel and Gopher Poison I» sure death to Hpiirrnln. 50c Give us a call Kelly's Drug Store The /{exalt Store
