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PEOPLE'S COLUMN
• by nut supporting our State Fair
with a representative agricultural
U...................... —4 exhibit,
and by so doing lunn coun
[Editor’s Note- We are glad to
give stiace to th* people of our com-
i munity on topica of the day. but
ask them not to become personal °r
abusive.
Each contributor must
mgn name, not for publication, but
! for our protection I
Scio. Ore . May 29. 1922
To the Editor:
I read your article on the numer
if y-.u are needing printing of
ous
theft* from automobile« that
any kind you can do no better than
have
been committed in Scio recent
by coming to The Tribun«
ly. and note that you expect the
culprits will be caught and puni«h-
We make • Specialty of
¡ed. To tie sure. it Is to be regretted
ty has been the loser
The forks of
, the Santiam and all Linn county
could and should support many
times the population which It dors.
We should tell the world whst
lxnn county is, and right here per
mit me to say that I believe there
is no greater medium of advertising
a county’s resources than bv a
representative exhibit of that
county’s resourc»-« at tie different
fairs and exposition«
Sincerely yours.
lieunard Gilkev.
that such a depraved state exists in
[Ed Note The item was taken
Scio, and proper steps should be
taken to correct this condition. But from an Albany paper, and probab-
j —did it ever occur to you thst the ly resulted from a misunderstand
thieves In question read the news ing upon our part of what the
papers of our state ami find therein duties were to be and how he wu
I unstinted praise given to politicians to perform ids work. We are aia<i
whom they know are grafters. of the correction and hope our
Again, they notice that dishonest farmer friends, as .Mr Gikey •Ug-
ALBANY
i business men, "gv by" an«! their gesta. will cooperate with him In
innocent victims suffer without i making the exhibit at the state
redress. There Is so much eorrup- ' fair the best one there |
We are in the market for
tion in business ami politics that it i
is no wonder that our boya try the
Mutton, Sheep and Fat Lanba
JORDAN ITEMS
game of getting something for
<«et our prices before selling
nothing There is absolutely nothing
Phillippi & Warner
J8p
June I
left to prove to them that "horn-sty
Mr.
Joe
Schwindt
was a Jordan
is the liest policy". So they follow
caller
Sunday.
the example set by men of question
Mesdames A. Roydt and A. Foltz
able character who are lauded to
were
truest* of Mrs John Foltl Sun
the skies by our newspapers and
day.
voted into offices <>f trust.
— healers in--------
Miss .Mattel Privett called on Mrs.
Young boys are often sent 'o th--
"Pen” for lesser crimes than ar«’ Wortman Saturday
ieommited with impunity by promi
Mrs. E. Phillips who hat been
We buy
I nent men. Such men hide under the visiting her parents in Salem re
Veal, Pork &. Poultry
I cloak of political or business re turned home Saturday.
E. I Mixing and daughters attend
spectability. and go unpunished. I
fail to see the justice in it Con ed the ball game Sunday.
Misses Adelia Lindeman anil Mary
sistency is no longer a jewel, and
SCIO. OREGON
ami
Barbara Schwindt were guests
abroad
with
dishonesty stalks
of
Mr.
and Mrs K. M Chronic
braxen face
Sunday.
Otm net.
*
LOOK
Horseshoeing Reduced
«>>>>»*>*
■Ml
1 o keep in step with the downward
trend of prices, and to give my patrons
the benefit of price reductions
to me,
redi
the following prices now prevail:
uti<i 2s, new 12 50
•a a»
4s; now 2 .«•>
6s
new 3 2.5
flH
new 3 .50
new 4 26
7 h
3a utili
10% Discount on I lorst’Mliooing for <
Acetylene welding and other work re
duced accordingly.
Give me a Call and Prove my Work
KrNni P" The Blacksmith
C c"
• C" • rXLJWLL, Scio, Oregon
♦♦♦♦
Sanitary Meat Market
I
fresh and Cured Meats
$1.19
I < >H
Shelton & Co. Props
THE Still STATE BANK
Geo. Balsiger of l^ron« made Jor
dan a business call Friday.
Scio,
Ore.,
May
29.
1922.
W . A. Ewing,
A. E. Randall
A meeting was called Saturday
President
Vice Ere«. To the ixlltor:
E. D. Myers. Cashier
Refertng to vour article in last to investigate the possibilities of a
week's Tribune, stating that I had consolidated school at Jordan the in
Start a bank account today and
provide for vour future.
been selected as manager of th* near future
You will find a checking ac
Linn County Fair. Permit me to
count v»<ry »itinvenient for your
A band of gipsies passed our burg
bu^ir><-s« transactions. We pay
say that some how you have been Friday in modern conveyance, dusky,
lntcr«-«t on time deposits.
I misinformed. At
an
executive ami "tell your fortune pleaac?”
meeting of the Linn County Fair i
O rkuon M ist .
FOR EIGHT PIECES OF
8 High-Grade GRANITEWARE
Thin wonderful asNortment includes
1
1
1
1
No. 2B Wash Basin
No. 2 Milk Ban
No. 2 Drinking Cup
No. 40 Deep Pie Plate
Board on May 20, definite action
was taken t<> secure the services of
SHELBURN NEWS
a competent manager of the Linn
County Fair, but 1 believe to date,
t
•
no selection ho b«>en made
June
I
However at this meeting, I was
Mrs. Annie Hirona and son Jack
aeiecte<i to act as County Exhibit of Corvallis came over for Itecor-
Agent, and instructed to place a alioa day.
Mrs. J. Ogleabee planned on.
1 Linn County agricultural exhibit at
the Oregon State Fair this fall pro leaving for Gras« Valiev Monday io
viding sufficient funds could I m - rais visit the Earl Russell’s
Mrs. T. M Rusnell and children
ed to finance same.
Owing to (the stringent tinancial Mr*. John Bentz ami daugtera,
condition of the country it was not Mrs Wyman and Mr* Shilling called
deemed wise to ask for a county ap on Mrs W it Mclxvin Thuraday.
pt opriation to mevt the expense of
Mr». Hobbs was very ill Thursday
thia work. Believing that the sev night. The doctor was called for
eral community clubs ami other her.
Real Etialt I trover
civic organitations of the county
John Bentz and family attended
and Notary Public
are vitally interest»-»! in the develop church in Albany Sunday.
They
■¡bit ratli Obtained, f.zamined
ment of their respective districts brought Mr»- John Gibbons an<j |
CIO
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•
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OREGON these dlstricls will tie asked to children home with them
Uttle
finance thia work.
Rose Gibbons was confirmed in the
You will pardon me for suggest- Qgtttolie church Sunday,
ing whne the "Forks of the Santiam • C. D. Osborne and wife were
Community Club” completes its shopping in Salem Wed new! ay.
MORTICIANS
organization, one of its first to take
I ml«vtai«i*
Homer Rusnell wife and •on
favorable action upon, and by ao Wallace are visiting at the T. M
Best of -ervice. both Profsssionally
and in Lum-ral Conducting.
doing go on record as a wide awake Russell home.
organization working for the devel
I ady Assistant always, Best of
W. II. McLarin was in Albany on
I quipincnt snd Prices tiuarsn
opment of our community and the business Saturday
teed Right for Everybody.
building of a greater Linn county.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Crocker and
Pnosa IS
The oast four years Linn county daughter. Mr and Mrs Dingey and
I.EBASoS
>-
OREGOK
has built for itself an unenviable Mr Peterson, of Salem, called at
i
I
Riley Shelton
Wright & Poole
MAPI YKHUPAY! MILD TODAY ••»«»••••»♦«
Meadow Shade Dairy
'¡'S'*
Meadow Shade Butter
•
lll.h»«l Fries FrlA
, ,
for SuH.rl.l
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1 No. 2» Mixing Bowl
1 No. 16 l.ipiMtl Saucepan
i No. Ij Pudding |>an
1 No. 2 Pudding pan
All of the above 8 piece asMortinent
$1.19
Notice to Creditor*
Notice is hereby given thst the un-
nemigm 1 has l-een duly appoiuted by
the (’■•■inly Court of the State of Ore
gon. for Linn County, administrator of
the «-state of Henry Leffler, deceased,
and has qualified.
All per»<>na having claims againatsaid
estate ar«- hereby required to present
them. duly verified, with the proper
vouch. « r», witnin
within ■»*
«ix (•») u
months
vouch
* u * im » from
dat»- of thl« notice to the undersigned
«immistrstor. st hi« residence, in Scio.
in Linn County, Oregon.
Liat. I and first published this 18th
day of May. 1922.
Jons F. l.srnsa,
Admi: : tratnr of the estate of Henry
lx filer. do-eased.
II111 A vi taxa.
Attorneys for Administrator.
11.60
2.00
2 25
2.60
2.50
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F riendship,
Engagement and
Wedding Rings
F. M. French & Sons
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This is
I vhm
than 15c per single article
The most wonderful Bargain ever offered to the public
O mibihi I!
oh
Jilt 3
R. M. Cain
C muhudi I ii ;
J im J
;
On Saturday, June 3
;
Attend the Community Club meeting
BUT
t0 v,Mit th‘‘ sc,° MEAT MARKET for !
< >
Special Prices
Break fast Bacon, h imr smoked
Back Bacon, home smoked
Ham, home smoked
Weinies, home made................
Bologna, home made
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30< lb
25c lb
30< lb
19c lb
17c lb
';
] ;
j;
j;
First Class Meat
I >
All prices for Saturday only. Come and nee thia selection ] I
and aave yourself money. Cash only
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SCIO MEAT MARKET
HOLECHF. K BROS.. Prop*.
Scio,Oregon ;;
asaasaas»asoaaaaasss»»sss»sssss»i !
the Shilling home one day last
week
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Have Yon a Saving* Account ?
Isaac Rennet has purchased a new
Il rea k»». «as.
X (*•**(
II !»• It.».
i. Hart
car. J Oglesby was teaching him ; We pay 4 percent intercut on «avi' 4« st. Mints which we credit to your ' [
, account every sis month«. < <>n«i<l»-r y<M*g «aringa aero»t I bill a« • 1 .
to drive it Sunday.
Earl Gooch was helping Will ' lar bill, on* that must l>c paid «« regularly as the rent or grocery bill. < >
van «ili navar gita It up
' I
Hirona to move his household goods '
to Stayton Thursday and Friday.
"WHIM SAVINGS ARK »»ft» * « IstmW «al M *w>y
¡>
Mr. Hirona is going to work with
the paving crew there this summer. »♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦••♦♦•♦♦••«»•««♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦«••♦♦♦♦♦•a«saaaaa see*
T. M Russell and family visited
al the W H Mciaun home Monday, '
: The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon : ;
The Scio I ribune $1.75 the year