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ular. liked to gami-'r perhaps, liked
wo-.en.
but hi» earning
capacity
was not sufficient to meet his needs.
Saw money in tn r.rtiine. made a
do you Know ?
date with
That thia territory can comprise the biggest
and happiest Community Club in the
entire Pacific Northwest?
them
men
illicit
to sell
of money
bu«>te
N «red nd
money worse than they n«-el«i
-
compare
the
‘he
whiskey, took a man's ife so it is
alledged, ami if true, will
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
pev
the
blame on the movies, some on the prnalty for his crime A good home,
■ack of parental control of the a loving ami dutiful l«oy to his
children, and some on theafterma'h mother—-but he languishes in tail,
of the war ami its ■t tendent evil«, ami the law will find him out How
while some blame lark of employ- much liettrr had hr- remained at
All these have merit, and ■ home under the guiding influence
each have some claim upon the of a loving mother. I|..«h»r heart
must ache for her offspring, and,
matter.
ment
Time to Re '
■■ Buv Fitta
In our humble opinion, the great how the people sympathize with her |
est of these is lack of employment. but that does not make his error
ami a few year» any easier to t.-ear her boy pays
as not much crime. the penalty <»f hi» company when
H me. though
e«ueeialy in holdups and murder. away from home
ever
so
humble.
1»
better
than the
When all are busy their is not much
great
white
lights
of
Broadway,
time to think upon crime —how to
During the war
before it. the •
Home
get the money when it is needed if ami more to be »ought.
comes
first
.
ami
home
is
where
the
it has to begotten by holdup, house
breaking
or
other
price« on I’i-vC
because they buy
higher priced tires can git v -¡.
other tire« will show yon I I
and lower priced through« o
.npuriaon with
1, stronger
¡»iz.es
There’s a tbl Tire of extra i «.
•-« . ry ««*r.
fttr «or. trut k or .«m < ■ w .«,
underhanded i children belong.
methods. A living is made honestly,
therefore no need to lie dishonest or
T hi HHOAY. Arivi. 27, 1922
Fact» Worth Isoviq iM ItM
« ». j
¿ ■¡i’-/
flRuw NtVit l.n citizens »how them
A /•
'
/
Scio is th<- trading center of th«- north
fork* of th«- »nnllsm.
Scio ha» |M»|»ulalHin of at«<Hit Wo.
Scio is i«> the heart of the t«r»t dairy
ing »ectlon of Linn county.
Scio farms gn«w most anything that
can iw grown from »oil
xcio owns it» water ami electric light
plant»- plenty of power at a cheep rate
for any nnmti-r of enterprises.
Scio ha» a milk condensers, and no
better tnilk 1» canned any where.
Scio has a flouring mill, amt it» pr<«l
uct flint* a ready market at all time».
Scio is chaa- to billion» of feet of
standing liml«-r, sn«i s«»«n big mill* will
be busy making it ready for market,
Scio ha* a hospital m - coik I to none
Scio if you want to know mom about
Sci«» ami the surrounding country, write
to th«- bank, th«* mayor or to the editor
of this |ia|»vr.
selves to I*
/
ce'.sity
well aware af the nc-
of In-ing alive in
an I agv.
if they
pr'-p-’ties.
their
this day
would have their
businesses. their
envy your neighbor that
which he
has to try and snatch it
from him
by unfair means
honest
SHELBURN NEWS
•
♦ • m • • • »«• «•
♦♦ ♦
we have our own
way of getting
what
j
April 24
we
Ira Trexler ami wife, of Stayton.
want when w< are employer!
Give;
the Itoys and girls, men and women were visiting rvlativ » at Shelburn
work ami there wi'l not be the Sunday aftern - u
nvcvsMty of committing crime to ae-,
cure bread and butter.
The movies paobably do give in
centive to the minds of »mall
boys ;
and girl» to try and do these things!
they see done in
the pictures,
here 1» where the parents can
but
do
their work on the »mall mind if they
will |«ay attention the try—outs of
then chii<iren of the things they see
H. <> Shilling a- t family »pent
Sunday with their «laughter and
family, Me.
West Sci<>
Mr» Guy
•pent
Friday
Ern«-»t
Wyman
MacCrae.
children
ami
afti-rn«H«n
of
with
Mr.
Wyman’» mother
Clair McLain, of Salem, tnade his
parents a pleasant visit Sunday
Henry Cannon ami wife visited
with the Theron Russells Sunday
don«. Talk to them an«! explain that
afternoon
th«- outcome of the picture was to I
A L Powell, wife and daughter,
-how
no <>nc can commit a
that
crime without it being
found out.
an«i fur tnem not to try to perf >rm
any of them
out right
Will Hays is starting
a» a
moderator in
were visiting at the C
D
The
gradual
awakening
If
O«born
ho ,
have your ticket routed
home Sunday afternoon.
Cha» Hates an«l wife were trad
ing in Shelburn Friday.
T hrough C alifornia
the
Mr». T M Ruasell ami children
moving picture world, and his strict •pent Wednesday with her parents.
attention to the imiusry will elimin W H Mcl-air -
progressi ene»a is re-
County t<>
ate much that should not tie shown
II. 0. Shilling and wife were
We are enthusiastically
freshing,
at any time He has shown that he trading in Shelburn Friday.
in favor <>f Brownsville. She will
means to do right by striking from
Mr» Clair M.-Ixin, of Salem, vis
Other eitle» will have to
succeed.
exhibition all Fatty Arbuckle pic ited Wednesday and Thursday with
stir themselves or they will fall be
tures, so that his late escapade will Clair’» parents, and took the even
hind.
the newspaper stimulus I
not lie continually brought before ing train to West Scio where she
V McAdoo ha* injected into public
the public, even though Arbuckle visited the rest of the week with
thought at Scio (• showing results
ha» tieen ««<|uitted. The thought is her parents.
in that town likewise commendable.
that the pictures in which Arbuckle
Jim George was visiting his
- Sunday Albany Democrat
is the »tar will not lie a reminder enta last week
This in what we have been trying to
that you can break the law of the
tell our people, "They will have to
W VNT APS
lan«i and still lie a drawing card or
stir then «wives or other cities ami
lie in <icman«i before the public,
communities will "outstrip
us."
< Left over from the last Sphinx.)
I'aredtal control of children,
The community club is the solution
•uch a* knowing where they are at WANTED—A Shc«kl Hi ¡School paper.
The Scroll; Why ♦ ♦ ’ ’ — Loi»
night, 1» also a great factor In the
l’*rrbh
T hk Turner Tribune is all exer
crime wave
A child susceptible to
WANTED A good mechanic to re- '
cised over the fact that George A
a mind stronger than their own, is
pair the clock I "bu.-ted". Arnold
White is a candidate for governor.
easily le«i astray, and s«x-n finds
Z.yrett.
It is exerclaed, la-cause White is an
that child in the toils of the law
WANTED The Sen. III School Girls
appoint«-«- of Gov. Olcott. We have
All parents should know every
to »top shooting hair pins at mo.—
nothing against Olcott, but if <>ur
night where that boy or girl ia. and
Joe Honor.
memory fail» not Olcott did nut re
what company they are in. Give WANTED Mr Ri«-e. I would hr plea»-
sign a» secretary of state when hr them plenty of work to do, not I
ed if you would return my history
took over the rein» of governor, un
book. four tablets, -even pencils,
overdoing it. of course, but suffici
til decided he was governor, nor
and
a little rrel manual that you po
ent to make them ready for lied at
litely took last week. — Dellama
did hr resign as secretary after
the regular nour, and there will not
Sutherland.
West made him »uch. to run as a re
be this longing to get our and paint
WANTED Two strong men to turn
publican for that office. He was
the town red every night.
my seat around mi that I can gase
just as disrespectful to We»t, he be
There is not a question of doubt
into those «lark brown eyes behind
ing a democrat, as is the supposed
but that war alwavsleavea a wake of
me.—Leslie Thayer
act of White to Olcott at the pres
crime -we couldn't expect anything WANTED
A i . k «--looking young
ent time. l>-t the twat man win at ¡else. The minds of old and young
man, since Alvin Merrit and Gil
the primaries, and thm we can all
bert Druitt are sick ■ Dapbine Kan
are fed up on blood, anb blood
support him. whether it is White or
aom
must come
Every parent ami law-
any of the other six. Hut then
abiding citizen must must make it WANTED — Th« l«ebamm girls to
there may l«e a democrat on the
leave Cap alone Blanche Barnes.
their business to put a stop to wars
ticket, an l that is what might be
LOST
—That double chair in the libr
in the future
No one nation is
affecting the t*ditre*a of the Turner
ary-
—Grace A Jefftc
supreme enough to conquer the rest
Trlbnnc. and he might defeat (he
of the world, and no nation is big LOST—One human head, that con
republican candidate.
tained nothing — Joe Koner.
enough t«< conquer the rest of the
city grow into something bigger.
G oing E ast ?
•’ The Sunshine and Open Window Way
of ljnn
world,
THE CRIME W AVE
ami
comes hat
when
the
time realy
a notion can do that
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Liberal Stopover Privileges
Through Sleeping ('urn
( Ihnerv At ion Car-
I lining < 'are
Every part of the service
contributes to the
Traveler's Comfort.
Stop at San Francisco ami law Ai>g«-I- -
and beautiful cities.
work I famous
For further particular», ask agent* or write
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
3& 37
JOHN M. SCOTT,
(■• neral Passenger Agent.
DOOST your community
by Ixxjsting your home
paper—and your home paper
THE
LOST—Sense of reasoning. — Tum
my Small.
thing we will have reached the LOST—My pig-tail.— Bobby Thayer.
The crime wave d«>ee not seem to stage wherein all will he one people FOUND—A couple hanging on John
Coury’s rate p««*t; owner may get
have reached its end. In fact there ami then no war could be forced on
details by paying for this ad.
seems to be no end. Their manv tbe people.
FOUND—In John Couey's Ford, a
Take the ease of Rusnell Hecker.
causes for this crime wave, and no
tail burned off from Dellare* Suth
one cause is more to biame than Comes from a moot esimable family.
erland's basketball middies and
Had
ambitions, but sought the
another.
Ralph Hollis' sweater, badly scorch
ed.
Some are want tn attach all the wrung company, Liked to be pop-
$1.7:) the year, and worth it
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