The Scio tribune., April 13, 1922, Image 3

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High School Note«
April 11
The senior play. ’’Betting Hrok
er»." haa been announced for Fri
dav evening. April 21
Thia play i«
one of the moat popular play« of the
season. The play cast ha« decided
to give the play in the high school
auditorium. A new art of scenery
i« being built and the stage a» a
whole greatly improved
HE Fisk Premier
Tread ia a tire which
yields an honest, generous
measure of service at a low
price
See this tire and compare
with any at a competing
price. It is your best pur­
chase if you want a low-
priced tire.
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It is a FiskTire.and ia Fi*k
character clear through.
There'i a FUS Tire of extra value
in every rite. for car. tracé
or rpeed wagon
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GILKEY STATION
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April
11
Fre»i Sommer ha» Iw-en ill and i»
now improving
S. B Holt was quite ill a few
day« last wwk
The ladies club will meet at Mr«.
Leonard Gilkey’« Thursday. It was
poatponed laat week liecauae of ill.
nesa in the family.
The pie social and program held
nt Riverside district No. 10 Friday
evening was much enjoyed by quite
a crowd from Crabtree ami Scio.
The proceeds brought over 121.
Local Market Quotations
Miss Mabe! Zysett won the honor of
POULTRY. VgAl. ANO ExiCS
being the moat popular girl in the
Hen*. 4 lbs and over
$ 19
contest.
Hem. under 4 Its»
.1«
G. T. Beard and daughter, Mary Spring». I{ Ih» and up
.20
Kathryn, of Redmond, Oregon, Broilers, under It lb«
.28
.10
were recent visitor« at the W. E. Stag»
Cock«
.
7
Serffing home.
Veal, fancy no. I
.13
Our achool opened again Monday Dressed pork. no. 1 tilockers
.14
as most of the sick are well. There Egg». ea«h. 17c trade
.19
are two new pupils, Helen Goodwin Eggs. white select
Butter fat
.31
and Dorothy Freitag.
a
county meet.
F erii
Mr« R. L. El I wood write» «he is
Mill run
SI.M
visaing a sister and brother at Ia
2 65
Scratch
Salle. Col whom she had not seen in Egg producer
- 2.75
many years
More fat, for hogs
2.00
2-10
The following attended the countv Ground barley
Railed
barley
2.00
convention of the farmers union at
1.75
Shelled com. eastern
Sweet Home laat Saturday; Mrs
Ground or cracked corn
1.86
J. 11 Kelly, James Johnson, Minnie (¿»Page cracked corn
.. 2 00
Smith. J G Holt and wife and Mrs.
F
ixi UR
S B Holt.
1
Hard wheat
>2.20x2 30
Joe Prokop and several others Soft wheat
1.70
went
'ucker fishing recently in
Sucker slew. They got all the fish White Announce* Candidacy
they want»-d to carry home.
S B Holt and wife went to Salem
Geo. A. White, at present Adju­
today
They were accompanied by tant General of Oregon, haa decided
Mr Elmer Whetstone, and Neva to cast hi» hat in the ring for gov­
Bai-« hwrid. who is a house guest at ernor of Oregon, after fully consid- ’
Whetstone’s.
ering the wishes of hi» warm
Le<er Holt and wife, of Corval­ friends throughout the State. No
lis. were Sunday dinner guests at doubt he will receive practically the
J. G. Holt’s.
S. P. Crenshaw’« brother ami
family of Dever, visited at (Ten­
ths w’* Sunday and incidentally took
in <>ur Sunday achool, and were
surprised at the good attendance.
Report card« were not out Friday
a* the teacher« have been busy help­
ing the students with the work for
the annual.
One uaaaing Prof Tobi«'’« house
last Saturday afternoon ami even-
nine one might have thought it was
a business college, and it was. for
some of the high school «tudents
were copying mateiial for th*' an-
nual. Eight typewriter« were go-
mg at once.
OUR TKA» K TEAM
The scio high school track team
started the season in a meet with
Lebanon high Friday on a very wet
and muddy track
Although a cold,
driving wind, with occasional show­
ers of rain ami hail, which chilled
the teams of both schools, all events
were held and Scio, though beaten
by a one-ai«led score, showed they
were contender» for the Ixnn Coun­
ty championship.
The Ixbanon team ha» held the
Linn eounty championship for the
last two years and is considered one
of the strongest teams in the state
ao Scio did well in «coring point»
against them
Glen Holland ami
Ted Sim« scored four points »»ch. i
winning a second and a third. Hol­
land was 2d in the shot put, though
he never at any time pressed Snider
for first place
Sims, in the mile run. furnished
the moat excitement when he was
beaten only ten feet by McMiller,
of Lebanon, who ia considered one
of the lieat milers in th»' valley
A
little oraetice and a lengthening of
his stride he 1» expected to win thr
mile run at the county meet ir
Albany.
Neal. Kukacka. Hollis. White and
Thayer all showed up well ami with
the help of Sims ami Holland they
will furnish strong competition in
the meet the 26th ami at the
Bid» Wanted
The School Boatd of District No
06 will receive bid* for wood. »»
follow«:
20 cord*. 4 ft. arcond growth fir.
5 cord«. 16 in. big fir,
to lie delivered ami stacked at the
school house not later than July 15.
1922.
The bida must lie in the hand« of
the District clerk not later than
April 20th. 1922
The School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bid«.
J. S. StH HA. Chairman.
A n NIK I). B a KT i . Dist. Clerk.
Grand Chief Visit* Scio
Mr». Ella G. Wortman, of Med­
full support of the American le­ ford. Grand Chief of Pythian Sla­
gion, as well aa thorn- who believe ter« for the «tate of Oregon, la a
he ia tne right man for the place.
guest at the home of Past Grand
Chief. Mr«. Julia Bilyeu, while in
Tall the advertiser you aaw hi« ad the city on her official viait to Le-
in The Tribune.
nd us Temple
Last evening at «even o’clock in
K. of P. hall a banquet was served
to 100 Knight* and Sitter«, after
which Grand Chief Wortman in
»peeted the work of l^odua Temple.
Several Candida’ ea were initiated.
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Phone—Office. 1177
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