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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1922)
’.•‘f ■ z* • e Í« ■*'•- • ; ,«,* Ç . I r.t #•- ■AS. I modification As compared with iast year the volume of building is very much larger. January permits being more than double what they were a year ag*> Financially the ‘Sdo ia in the heart of the richest Dairying month has *hown continued reduc Community in the Willamette Valley tion it the Volume of credit required by the community. Foreign ex change has shown a decidedly stronger tendency, the highest lev Jubilee on April 21, in honor of the els for a long time past having »pening of the woollen mills, have t,WJ P.rW» b, liern reached in sterling, francs. received word that (kd. tie« A THK TMHll NX rVHt-WHINU < OMPANT ■I .*... I. ,.«<,«--.i, * »,•».<* White and state Senator Norblad ■ «nd •<»">* other Europa»« curre-nci.-s MeASeeS M.A4.». Owner, «<4 PuMUSm. Boainmm failures are on a matrrilly I V. Mr A4«. Mil»,* HuMneM H mm » will be present and address the pea W. r. M»A4un • Clrr »1*110» •>-« A4. M*ow»f pie. Lxiks like a real old fashioned higher level than ¡921 while lhe SnhneOwO.«, is ad-MW* .... »II» political meeting with a booster »»»tenth of February. as previously It Mai •< «te »«ni <4 «te ... »<•• I.« program Good men. ’Us true, but predicted by commercial agencies, polities has no place in cementing «iao shows an increase in commercial Should failures as contrasted with January. a community together, do you know ? Butj$fl>USeed Store By buying S>»<! in Bulk you get teats <1 to*«*d of known «quality, sliiiwiiig th© |»er- centHge of fertility. THE SCIO TRIBUNE Mr have one later. The wmm I h you l»uy in |iii«*k«its due* pot have thia * n tn e t'nri'lui attention. That ixuh ii jou profit l»v trading at a -hire witotw buailiCHn it i» to |ociillize on tlieM* tiling*. I \\ f have selrct' d to vuri- ctit’H that are i»e»t a<lnpt»**l lo the soil and climate of Western Or* uon and ¡texlire you that the product« are of tin- high* -t atandanl ami quality. I lii- ■>< rvice that your homo merchant its able to rentier you is* also of MptH'ial value, »licit as cultural direction« a n d other information W ku .. well! The Oiegon Voter couldn't wait with its pol ticai thun-! der against Waiter M. Pierce for governor, because he is a member | of the tix investigating commisa- •ion. and therefore asks him to re» sign We hold no brief for Walter, j and wouldn't if we could (nor for T humday , A tri . 20, 1022 any other guliernatorial candidate), j but unless the Voter is intensely Facts Weft» howiftf 1M I tiling partisan it should also demand the Brio I* tin trsOihg center of the north resignation from office of all candi fork* of tb< »i lian: dates who arc receiving a «alary, a« Scio has |s>pulation of about Mu. Scio 1« p th, ¡H urt of th» ia-at dairy- well aa one who is not? Be fair. of I no county. S,'io farm* grow moat anything that Mr Chapman, and then we’re with ran M grown from »oil you. -cio owns its water and electric jfgbl plant* pl* nil of power at a cheap rate for any numivr of enterprises. Scio ha« a milk rondenaerv, and no better milk is canned any where. Scio has a fiounng mill, arid its prod net find* a ready market st ail times. Selo IS close to billions of feet uf Standing ijmbsr, and s<»<n big mills will be busy making it ready for market. Scio ha* a hospital second to none Scio if you want to know more about Scio and the »urrounding country, write to th,- bank, th«- mayor or to the di tor of this paper. D on ’ t forget the school meeting Saturday. Two director« lo elect you know. T he primary ia only a month ofT The candidate* are all «<• go "I we’re afraid we’ll make a mistake and se lect the only poor one in the bunch. Tit« idea of a community club, or m>me »uch organisation. «cems to have «truck a popular chord. We have heard no objections, but many have lauded the purpose. SBVKN thousand miles farther north, »ay *cienU«ts. 1» the cauw of the cooln«--"' all over our fair land Probably a way the North Pole ha» of showing its coldness for us. Scio i, pax mg higher taxes than any other place in the county, but •he eclipse* the rest of the county in results, loo. She lioasta that •he gets her monies worth a« they are expended. Halsey Enterprise W k were surprised to find the Halsey high school notes in the Scio Tribune last week. The only thing we have to »ay is we are sorry Scio and llalaey aren’t doser.—‘High school not««» in the Halscv Enter prise. of Starving Children As sail the tars of Relief Workers at tnvan. Wails Ths tragic prosr-saion ot fauitn- eonditlons la Arm*-ni« I» »lrlko>«l> abuwu la lhe p-i-i*l ri-purls brought hack by giste Inrea-tor J J ItenU •aK*.r I'tl-.' \ ■ .. . visited that sect <>n last August, and In lhe Istte*» th«t iravs tern n<eHrd at Inter«al» aim- ■When I »« there In the late sum tner," said Mr Ila I- <ksr. Th* < on dltiona asr< *ru-> , i *»III ur . dv>pite I Art orping lo records of the fed the fact that th*' • ■ :.4< » were fill eral foresters on the 23,072.79.1 I ed to their utir.s ts í .«¡-i»dly sod every- acres of national forest lamia in ’ thing posslhir wa ¡.Ung done I no Washington anil Oregon, 1206 fires self selected a llttl* naked girl with ' nineteen others from among hundred« ccured during the year 1921. Uf of starving children to fill lh> only thia numlier 469 fire«, or 39% . were < possible varan* le» in the orphanage al I Erivan al that Ulus Huwewr. the •tarter] by lightning, which no man ■ weather was warm, and the rwfugeas could possibly prevent. The next ¡ could manato in n>e way to k< p Report« froth Krlvsa In late | highest numlier wa* 434, or 86* of dive the total, and these were due lo ¡ rt- ptember told <>t the coming of th*. cold weather, and how the maer**» careless, thoughtless or ignorant were drawn upon toi the opening <>t Htarvina cam|M-r«, mostly our own people. ¡additional soup kitchens Erank Branch Riley is now preach I men women and children from all sec ; lions were firn king <l> »perately to the ing to the east the gospel of the Near Kaat Rehrit rt.tli • lu the hop*.* scenic glory of the northwest. The I of getting work, to- <1 and clothing northwest is asking the world lo Ivo mouths later, on-I- r dais of Nov fg. we have news at th*- frightful attu- some and see. and come again, but alion that followed This new» «ame » will blackened mountain sides and ■ to lir Lather l.-*>*‘>oy. of Portland, •moke covered [teaks attract the 1 Oregon, who is national chairman of ¡the Ameritan Uom*-i> a Hospitals. world tourist? Eternal watchful* ' from Or. Mabel Elliott, in ■ harge of ness and thoughtfulness regarding ‘ ths Amwrlcan U\ uieu's Ikapilal» in 1 hl* organ the use of tire in the forests are i ths Ns«r Bast »cell* n ■ isatlun Is co<>p< rating w th ths Near essential if we may expect the tour • Hast Relief, sod in handling the m>*d ! '.cal work of the latter st Erivan Be- ist dollar to roll northwestward ! low Is an ear pt from Or Mabel ’ Elliott » letter to Hr L aw eJoy D i king the i»ast month improve "I cannot begin to t*-ll you doctor, ment of conditions in several basic of the intaery here In »pile of the enor- industries has furnished a more I mous amount of work bsing dons «Ines I bars bees hsrs Mt 1« the low hopeful prospect for the trade of; •st number of cases we hare had In the coming months. This better 1 our hospitals at any one time, and outlook has in some measure Iwen 1 yet they are dying on all corners ot Last Sunday we went out th» city. •tT«et by latior and other cifbcul- on hornalMek to se<* how things were ties in the textile industry which beyond the town, we pa»»sd a dead have n-sulted in reduced activity in horse by the aide of the road, and three wretched hutcan beings ware that branch of business Fluctua sitting beside It. taking the flash alt tions in the price of raw materials with their hands It was a most re haw subjected the textile tiade to i pulslvs algbt "All day long you can hear the •till further difficulty, while in that, groan» and walls of little children out- as well as in others, the lack ot for- • , side our building la hopes we can and ward orders ha« made it difficult to will pick them up If the sun shin»« for a little while thev qulsl down, and plan policies far in advance then when It rains they begin again In iron and steel, varying opinion» Ona day ths rain turned into snow exist as to the situation and outlook and It wa» awful to lialsn to them It is to lie noted, however, that Ths note of terror thnt cams Into the general wall was distinctly pen eptlbla. there has been distinct increase in although my r< •* wa» upstairs and They well the activity of the plants of the tbs window wa» cl* - I «hi out In the United States Steel Corporation, as know what a •'**. « snow would mean to them We are well as some Increase in the activity picking them up a» fn-l as poaslbla “Ton san see by my report how of independent mills. The net out come of these changes has tieen to ■any more patients we have than beds, end the sano- held» good In the urph diminish the irregularity and un- anagea There Is no use * row ding them evenneea noted in the movement of | ¡ la *o that they will all die Y ks . Hill, you'll make a success of your undertaking, but you'll have to wake up. Y<»ur word "success” is only found in the dictionary.— (Our answer to a lovelorn youth who wanted lo know how to let his best girl know he loved her. and if industry during 1921; textiles and. he would be «uccrs»ful I allied lines, which have been far in advance of others, are losing their T hkhk i « a brisk campaign on for relative momentum. The evening a federal Sunday law It is a step tendency thus evident by current1 toward« the name old union of readjualments is reflected in the ; church and stale which has wrecked fact that the Board's price index so many nation«. A« Turkish bigots V-mains unchanged at 1.18. Whuh| would compel people to keep Friday •ale and retail trade indexes are an bigots here comfiel them to keep disposed to show recession of buy Sunday. Religion crammed down ing in moet parts of the country anybody’• throat by law ntrver sets save for *ea»onal activity in special well on the stomach and in lime lines, such as drvgoods. The vol comes up again.— Halsey Enterprise ume of employment (another im portant factor in influencing de T h * promoter* of lb* Brownsville mand for go daj shorn but little Harriaburg to be Hoat The Linn euuntjr Christian En- deaver convention will Ive held in Harrisburg Aoril 21. 22 and 23. All Endeavors uf Linn county •re unr- •ntly requested to attend thia e<>n- vention. The watchword i«: So as much * •« in me is. I am ready. Roman 1:151 LET US KNOW YOUR NEEDS Our catalogue will help you //JStED l » am ». o «« STORI Betting Brokers The Terrible Truth PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR HIGH St HOOL CLASS at the SCIO High School Auditorium Friday Night, April 21/22 Special Scenery Electrical Effects Admission Adults, 40c; Children, 25c Curtain at 8:00 Dtxvrn Open at 700 > C. & C. STORE 254 N. Comi, Salem saves you money on Gro« < i ies. Dry Goods, Shoes, Men’s Furnishings - v oRVMW« * <i We Print Sale Bills | ? Violet Ray * j R Coming Next Week ? ■
