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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1922)
/ • a» «*.gs . -W f i_ * J .-.f I \< I E KI h .-AYS "One of the mistakes uf youth. N«vvy. la prodigality. are too apt to bullets for birds and bird shot for bear.” B Buys The victims of liver trouble are so miserable that it ia t-aay to hah* their friends. Thia ia not saying that every victim of liver trouble behavea in thia way. as human nature is educated to suffering and we seldom visit our misery on others. The liver eontrola. more than any other organ, the proper action of the bow HEALTH FOLLOWS el«. If the bowel« are CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS inactive and waste matter PRtSSURt ON SPINAL 'iiulatea in t NERVES IN DISEASES Of intestinal tract, the auf- THE FOLLOW I NG ORGANS ferer has what is known it. auto intoxi« ntion, or ME AO M If j« I onio*. Tnit waate matter being held in the body is re-almorbed into throat the blood atream and mis arms ery is the natural result Hl AST Tfie ehiropraetor finds in J? LUNGS S? LIVER such cartes a misplace STOMACH ment of the spinal bones »¿V PANCREAS which muses pressure on SPLEEN the spinal nerves to the MONEYS liver. B y chiropractic \BOWtLS spinal adjustments this APPENDIX pressure is removed and Bl ADM H healthful liver action nat lOWl SUM« urally follows: T he LOWER NERVE f Vit! UNDER THE MAGNIFY ING GLASS IS PINCHED «V A NUALIGNEO JOINT Five Year« ol Saflenng Eads PINCHED NERVES CANNOT • a Eor five year* I had trouble which medical IMPULSES CHIROPRAC physicians diagnosed as TIC ADJUSTING RE amyloid liver and pancre MOVES THE PRESSURE. atic trouble without Riv THE UPPER NERVI IS ing me any benefit. I had FREE AS MATUSf INTENDS practically given up hope aggasg when I tried chiropractic spiral adjustments. I can truthfully say that today 1 am fully restored to health. I want the facts to tie published." Frank L. Heath, Chiropractic Research Bureau Statement No. l.'M'IlS. TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL V Your Health Can’t Start ire you telephone K7 for an appointment and make it today. DR. O. L. SCOTT II CHIROPRACTOR 414-1 y U. S Hank Bldg Phone 87. How to Make and Use It l «■ it«««A w« Beet uf berviaa» both Frofssalonally and in I uneral < »«ducting. Salem, Oregon In many ways. all the principles and laws at wire!«-*« telegraphy apply equally well to radio teie|«h«ay, hut. In other ways. there are greet dlffervn-aa between the two. In the tl«*t ptere. the vibrathma or waves -ient out by the wtreleM telegraph transmitter ere Interrupted as they are produced by the vi brator of a »park coll sad wbUe the Sow of the <«srtliatt«>na <w wave* may be so rapid that they appear a» a steady stream, yet there I* really a distinct pau«e after each «me. If a telephone transmit ter aud receiver wrrv ■ US'lied to the ordi nary wireless ln«tro- tnenta used Is telegra phy. the aounda or vd- bralloua of the voire would vary the path of the sl«trical oaciila- U<ai and the «stue re- r.. 3 rtatlona would be pro duced on the receiver. But. owing to the fart that the waves »re In ey. < terrupt«*! and are n«s continuous. the word* or a«unds would be cut up into ssrlloua which would he lioMinlngle*«. ■■though such sounds as music, bell», whist r.t6 ling etc., might be rec- ognlMbls. in fact sounds of thia sort frv*|timtly have been heard over ordinary wtreleaa tele graph Instrument* Hence it la easy to *ea that the only reaere why all sounds cannot be carried through «pace by ordinary wireless telegraph apparatus la hecauae of the |nlerru|-<r<1 or broken wsv«-a, where««. If three waves were continuous or were so Incredibly rapid a» to appear continuoua, the sounds they transmitted c<rtild ra«ily I.* heard and understood. Therefore, the real fundamental key to «ucve».ful wireless lelephouy Ilea In producing wbat «re known aa <-<»«itmuocs «»<«•• and It 1» to the |H-rfe«'tlon and control of atich wave« that radio telephony o*re much of Its rapid advancement The aceotn|Mitiy Ing fl cure« So* 1. 2, 3. I, 5. tt Illustrate just how the In terrupted telegraphy < urrettta alxl the continuous waves carry aounda. Thus. I rrprv~-nta the variation» In vlbrsiloua In ■ certain word. 2. tlu- Intermit tent «actuation» of the wtrelaaa telegraph ariidrr and S, the way the word wMld tw broken and Interrupted hy being tran-mltted by mean» of such Inter rupted wave* Figure 4. on the other hand. >ln.»« the e»mtlnu«us waiea of th* wireless tele(.li<>m- transmitter, .* the *>>un<1 ware* of a word and «1. the way the continuous waves, lnt«-rrupt«-d by the word« would appear. Ry study ing these diagrams you ran really ace the difference between the word broken up as In Bcure .1 and flow ing anxxHhly aa In Hgurr <1. It must he borer In mind however, that wh.r.as the sounds of the voles, of tousle, etc.. c*nu«>< be satisfactorily ««-nt or rew-lved by wlrvle*» telegraph Instruments, yet wire less telegrams ran to- sent to perfection, and ran hr perfretly rva-elved. over wlrrlere trle|*h>s>e Instruments Indeed, the very best transmitting radiophone arts serve the l>«-«i for w-mllng trlegrwphlr mewMges. the only difference being that for the former the nt tin nous high frequency waves are used, whereas, when e>-ndliig <-«-dv me»«ng.-« |>y trlegra|>h. the waves are broken or "chnpiird" by suitable Inatninw-nta and a key which opens end rlowea th« circuit. In using wlrvi« tet<-| l --ny. Juat as In wlrele«» telegraphy, there must be two sey«ratr unit« known oa transmit I era and re<-elvers and a transmitter can be used only fot sending an«! ■ receiver f«r receiving. Aa the sending or trans milling apparatus of the wlreleau tel-phone la far more complicated than the m-rlvltig Inst runouts aa the greatest Interest In »I ret roe teiopbony lira in re- «-eiHng the mrasagra aiHiga etc., sent broadcast from large sanding stations, ■nd aa th«- rt < rlvara are very simple and easy to understand or to «■onstriwt. we will put Ibe ■ rt before the horw m > to sprek. and consider the receiving eml Of radio frleph ny before We take up the sending end. Membership Now 2000 I he Scio i ribune $1.75 the year Subscribe now MORTICIANS B,Arv-Y,A-r-T III. WIRELESS TELEPHONY Liver Victims Can Hate Their Friends By n. o. l . scorr. c. c ‘J Wright & Poole THE HOME RADIO $1.75 the Year Eggs, white aelect . i Butter fat _ _ I a«!y Assistant always. Best of Iquipmenl arxi Prices <«uar*n teed Right for E verybody, Ptsntra 16 IFBANON OREOOX Optical fcVB STRAIN 1» tha causa of many HUMAN ll-X-H BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. Ist St.. Albany DR. A. G. PRILL PbYsiciai and Snrim Calls Attended Hay or Night -;- SCIO ORE. DR. I IC Q 1 ) i : n tiki < 9 to 12 A M. Hour* : IJM) to 5 P. M C. (’. BRYANT Attorney at Law Cusick Bank Bldg. ALBANY OREGON DR J W GOIN, Veterinarian. Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector. Phones:—Palace Peed shed. 184 J Residence, 600-R AI.BASY. OREGON DR H H. PETERS CHiBOFR ACTOR Electrical Treatment Park and Sherman Streets Telephone 12« OREGON LEBANON .1» .3? F kkp The Pacificic Cooperative Wool Il 50 Growers during the week of June Mill run_______ 2.75 19 to 24 passed the 2iK>0 mark in Scratch . 2 NO F<g producer________ membership, aav» The Producer, t 10 Ground barley_______ which makes it the large«! wool Rolled barley 2.00 growers’ marketing organisation Shelled corn, eastern 1.80 1.00 west of Iowa. The association now Ground or cracked com 3.50 contains representative groups of Chick feed 3 50 Chiek starter, mash __ growers in Washington. California. 3.35 Growing feed Idaho and Oregon, and is preparing io increase its membership in these Hard wheat 52 20 2.30 2 40 states during the current season. Soft wheat , , _____ _ 1.75 Most growers generally recognixe the value of grading wool and mar N. I. Morrison and wife went to keting in an orderly mrnner. and Portland Sunday to visit the Odd this method of marketing is I «com Fellows home there. They are well ing more generally adopted all over plekaed with the treatment accorded the United States. the brothers and sisters and with The association had the lowest the care and attention given depen handling cost of any of the wool dent children of deceased Odd Fel growers' associations in the United lows. Bertha Sexton and brother, States, handling a* many small clips ¡from Ur»btree, are being cared for as does the Pacific a—■ «nation. «lur 1 there under the jurisdiction of the ing the last season. Wool grading Scio lodge and they like the home is now in progress at the warehouse, fine. Each one has something to do and sales to the western and eastern and this help» them to liecome ac mills will start in the near future. customed to what to expect when they go out in the world for them- Baptist Church Service« ■elves. F unjb ta o co <-t ® H f-t -4 • «M • • tn IO 4> «M ® 31 • < • n • XJ G O H • < • < > < > 4> Li ® > O >» s -e 3 3 -4 a < > O -4 0) i • J3 Dû«-» C Mi Q G «4 U ® . C Ä ti *» ® 1 «-> « o Q. D O «4 U >M M -M ® a ® z o tn ►4 .1. o 3R « 3 n fl ä •H co V co «> • o TJ O a n e» < • «en G CO --4 i r-4 ti * 1 -4 O H 1 *4 C h TJ 1 dot* 1 CJ -4 h a. ® a V -G H • z Sunday school each Sunday at to a. m. Preaching and public worship the second and fourth Sunday at 11 a. tn. and 8 o. m. Every body welcome at all these rvicea. J. R Parker, pastor. a -4 a Local Market Quotation« had Pot-LTRY. V rai . and E ggs L> T9 1 ® © q 3 3 «-> I D- tn to Hens, 4 lbs and over Hens, under 4 I ba ___ Broilers, over lj lbs Cocke Vml, fancy no. 1 - -— ■ - Dreaaad pork. no. 1 blockers F«r». caMt. I Be trade G. F. Korinek Veterinarian FTAYTOR, - - - OREGON Call» anawervd Day or Night Tuberculin Testing Ottgon Made H«nt I ai II iij Yam A great surprise for the home knitters of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more. this yarn ia absolutely virgin wool yarn, th«- wool was grown in I .inn county, aokl by Mr. Senders to LhoOre- Ron Worst«! Company (mills located at ell wood), made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitters try thia yarn out. Ail color*. 4&c per ball of 2 oia Sampln »ent ai Samplrs sent on application. Address C. P. Bishop. Box 75. Salem, Oregon, Thg Fatly of W»dd<ng Saauly. W. A. Kwing, A. K. RsndsIL Il muât be dreadful to be the hua President Vice Pres. l»an«l uf a notorlously beautlfui wom- E. D. Myera. Cashier m. three quartres uf wbuaa waking Mart a bank account today and lays la dvvoted lu kreplng ber fare provide for your future. liow huiulllallng to up to the mars. You will final a checking ac ut-ar une’s reli refer rrd lu as The hue count very convenient for your inand uf thaï beoutifUl Mrs. t«aal>, my business transactions. We pay interest on time deposits. -lear. 8m-h aa ue<l«a«ry «<M>klng man, iuo ’" A few short yvara uf amh bit, ter expérience wuuid bu en«>ugb to tuake any man wlsi> thaï Inaiead uf a *lfe ho had m-qulred a bit of «>ld Real Etta ft Proper '.Vorveater china (mu sauce), whiefa ta Juai aa gond lu luos at. waara Dot and Notary Public er. and resta Iras - Ixiodoo klaU. •’ Riley Shelton jfbetratt» Obtained. f.iamined OREGON »
