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THE SCIO TRIBUNE fc.A.. VOL. XXV • ■ NO 4». — ■' SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 20. I »22 T------ . I jm I Thursday, R. E. Maa tor, a former resident of Scio, came into town to renew acquaintances and also to create an interest In the Soldiers Bonus law as it is now being admin istered. Until recently he was one of the secretaries of the commiaMon. but affairs became so rotten that he resigned. and is now out on the road trying to get the people interested in the subject insofar as it affects the pocketbook of the taxpayer and primarily the well being of the ex soldier Mr. Manter sold his farm, m>w owned by M P. L>ng. to Mr, Long in 1920. when he accepted the situation with the Bonus CkimmMatea Accompanying him was A. M. Dalrymple, who to well known here, having made many visits to Selo while he was with M. A. Miller in the Internal Revenue service. Both men are interested in seeing the soldiers and taxpayers get their moneys worth, and this paper believes as they do that under |the present management the boys and taxpayers are not getting what are their dues In another column will be found a letter giving some farts worth know ing and of some interest to each one of our citizens. • SHELBURN NEWS July 17 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wyman are the proud parents cf a new boy. born July 13th. This is their sec- on<i s»n and fourth child. Arthur McLain and Harold Rums, of Salem, spent Sunday with W. H. McLain's. Kenneth H irons, of Corvallis, came over Saturday to visit hie mother and sister and family, re- turning Sunday. R. M Russell and * Al ban\, were Sunday vi Mrs Russell’s parents, and wife. Alfred L. Powell and family ami Mrs. Hirona and Waiter Rica drove to Sodaville and Waterloo Sunday. They stopped in at the Rig Brother Earm. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lyon, on their return trip. Ths spring grain amnad Lebansn is fine and the farmers will be able to get the must of it with the binder Clinton George and Earl Gooch were trading in Albany Saturday. Let the Tribune do your printing. Highland Linen Stationery 50c Your Favorite Color Give us a call Kelly’s Drug Stare 77/c K<xaU Store BOOST FOR SCIO ALL THE TIME J ■' ' 11.75 1H* YEAR ----------- ■-------------------- Fire Destroys Home To Colebrate Anniveraay Taxpayers. Attention! Fotmer Resident Dies A Ore that is thought to have started from a burning flew, caused the cumulate I om of the home of Mrs. Cara Calavan about 5 :U) last Wed nesday evening. When the fire was discovered there was no one home but the little daughter«, and they were unable to cope with the satua- lion. Neighbors across the town from Mrs. Calavan saw the fire ami start* ed to locate it. with the result that several minutes lapsed before th«' alarm was sounded Friend« rushed to her aid. but the fire had gained such headway that it was impossible to save but a few of the household goods, and contents and house wrro soon in ashes. It is said that just a j few years ago the h »use was built and that it cost in the neighborhood On Sunday. July 23. Uncle Haman Shelton arid his good wife. Aunt Ollie, will have reached the Stith wmlding anniversary, and rela tives and friends are planning a celebration to commemorate the event with a basket dinner in the grove opposite the home of Varde Shelton nearby the home place of I'nde Haman The plan to give unto the living the joys of old age and a happy time is the right spirit and helps in keeping alive the chei- iidini memories of th->«e who have helped to make this country safe to live in Uncle Haman is one of the stalwarts of thia locality, has done much to make it prosperoua and thriving, and this planned event of their friends ami neighbors ought to bring hundreds to help celebrate. There has been two meetings held by the city council to which the tax payers of the citv weie invited, but failed to respond, except a few. ! Again tonight the taxpayers are in vited to meet with the council on a matter entirely personal — your pocketbook. A large numla-r of warrants (some of you hold a few) are outstanding and must tie paid But how? Shall the city lax rate be increased, and how much? Do vou want to pay 12 per cent taxes, and if so, how long? These ques tions are bothering the council and the members want advice from the taxpayers on how to meet a difficult | situation. You can help if you will | come, and eveiy taxpayer should tw Mr. and Mrs Peter Bilyeu re turned last week from The Dalles, where they had been called by the serious illneM ami death of Mrs. at the city hall at 8 tonight. of $4.OW) with insurance of about Berries Are Going To Waste 11.500. and a small amount on the household goods. Larwood Items With the berry season on, together Mrs. Calavan is a widow, and was e* **•• with haying and other harvests, th« away from home visiting at the time growers are meeting with drougth July 17 leaving the children to look after ami an inadequate Dumber of pickers John Rockwell, who has not been things Much sympathy is being to save the crops. While it is true well for some time, is much is-tter extended her in thia loss the price the growers can afford to now. pay is small, a deft picker can mak<- George L. Webb, a homesteader Were Married in Portland gaod wages, and the saving of the of thia place, bought quite a num- crop should have more than the l>er of White Leghorn chickens from I jut Saturday Rollie Morris and matter of wages to back it up a California party, which arrived in Miss Eleanor Parrish slipped away With no rain ami a scorching sun. good condition last Tuesday. to Portland and were married there, the berry crop is being cut short, Johhnic Weeely, jr . of Scio, was according to the Oregonian of Sun and if ail is not saved the cost of visiting with Donald Davenport last day. This happy ending of a long the fruit will m«-re than otfw the Saturday night. courtship comes as no surprise to low price for picking. All who can Several of the residents attend«*! mould lend a hand in saving the the many friends of the happy cou a dance at Lacomb Saturday night crop ple. who wish them a long life of The farmer and grower is All report a tine time blissful wedded union. surely iu need of a little succor st Sid Stringer is installing a water this time. Mr. Morns is one of the proprie system for irrigation purposes. tors of the Morri« Bros. Tonsorial Hurrah for Sid! He has become Parlors and enjoys a lucrative trade, Cattle Men to Meet impatient waiting for the rain while the bride is tne second daugh Mrs. 8. Stringer and Miss Hazel I ter of Mr and Mr«. Wm. Parrish, This is U> call your attention to a Howard were picking cherries at electrician for t*ie Scio lighting special dairy meeting to be held in Wilbur Fleming's one day last w«*ck plant. Albany at 8:00 P. M.July 2»> at the Ben Schmitt and wife, Robert R mhuiwo theater, under the aus Elliott and wife. Mrs. Oliver How Married in Vancouver pices of the Oregon and Unn County ard and daughter were callers at Jersey Cat lie Clubs Mr. F H Asl- George W. Baley and Mrs Birdie the Curry home Sunday afternoon. roth. Eicld man for the American Mrs. Maliel Hiekox. of la*banon. Watson went to Vancouver. Wash., Jersey Cattle Club, will apeak and was visiting with her parents, John| last Saturday ami were married in give a free moving picture show on that city of lover's delight the same Davenport ami wife, last week Jerseys. Sid Stringer and wife made a day. They have returnol to Scio While thia meeting will be of value 11 us Ineos trip to Scio Saturday even and will shortly begin housekeeping to all dairymen, it will I m - of special They are receiving the usual con ing. value to the owner of purebred Jcr- Joe Burton has the position ss gratulations extended newlv weds. aeya. lookout man for the tire service at Come and bring your neighbor. ¡Cleveland Rock this season. Free! Free! A. C. H kyman . Mrs Geo. Westenhouse was visit County Agent. Don’t be satisfied with any kind ing with her aon-jn law and daugh of butter, but ask for ’ Meadow Shade " Made yesterday told to ter. Mr. and Mr. Sid Stringer, last According to a report just made day Ask for a free glaxs of ice Sunday. public by the U. S. Geological Survey, cold buttermilk with every pound. Jas Craft and wife were visiting the Silver King Mine, at Gates, has Meadow Shade Ihury. al the home of Chas. Craft Sunday. com pie t mi a power plant, started Waiter Woods and daughter ami Such articles as berries and soft Mr. and Mrs. Farlo and children last year, mining and milling, has in fruits in the mails must not be ac were visiting with Wm. Smith and stalled air drills and a compressor plant, and is carrying on develop cepted for mailing unless enclosed wife last Sunday. ment work. A number of Albany in a leak'proof container so that Hickory Craft has nut up an ex- nothing can earape from the pack tia amount of hay this season that people are interested in this mine age. Ail parcels containing such he may be able to properly take and hope to strike it rich there. goods should be carefully inspected care of his dairy herd. Hickory has The State Editorial Association to determine whether or not they are the reputation of being an expert meets in Corvallis lodsy for a three sufficiently wrapped for ^afe trans in fettling and taking care of milch day session. They always have a mission. according to instructions COWS. good time, do much business for the INCOGNITO. received by Postmaster J. S. Sticha benefit of the trade and the state, Friction top cans used for this and also enjoy a little pleasure. I his purpoas- cannot he accepted unless I year they will visit Newport on Sat crated in such a manner as to prevent urday. the top from becoming loose Seven airplanes have l»een sent to Friday evening while A E Kan Eugene by the Aero Service of Uncle dall and Henry Hassler were taking Sam for the purpose of locating fires cherries into Iwbanon and while in the forest. They arrived last Sat passing a large truck, a large stone urday, and will soon he seen flying in the road was hit in some manner over the great leidy of timber to by the truck that it flew uu an«i our east. broke the windshield of Mr Randall's Big «lance at Richardson Gap hall ear. It was fortunate that the shield Saturday night, July 22. Music received the blow instead of one of furnished by an Albany o. cheatra the pesosngers The truckman stop- Everybody invited ned bis ear and inquired who was Get your fruit jars, lids and rub to blame for the accident, but as it tiers here. We have nearly ail was. Mr Randall felt no one was to kinds, Price is right. 1 J. F. Wearly kteme awd as Sold Uw driver Bilyeu's uncle, David P. Crabtree, which <>ccurredon July the 6th Mr. Crabtree was bulked in The Dalles on the following Sunday. July 9th. In 1863 Mr. Crabtree came to this section with his parents at the age <>f 9 years, ami continue«! to live here until atwiut 35 years ago when he moved to The Dalles, and will l>e re membered by all the old timers here. Newt. Crabtaee is a cousin of the deceased He was a man that en- Joyed the eweni and respect of all who knew him In returning from the sad iniMiori, .ur a-.-« 4« ",oq took the stage from The Dane» ««><« traveled down the Columbia high way. and enjoyed its beauty. JORDAN ITEMS July 17 S. J. Bender is preparing to pul in a roncrete wall to protect hi tlour mill from high water. Jos Link was quite sick Tucwlay and Wednesday on acconnl of his foot. Miss Clara Junwirth is home from Portland for a short visit with her mother. Jordan boys are enjoying the swimming pool above the dam. Martin Schneider was in Jordan on business Saturday. Jake 8ilbernagle hauled 3000 feet <if lumber from the Cameron Mill for S. J. Bender last Friday. Martin Schneider started harvest ing Saturday. M im Clara Jungwirth. Mrs. Dock Jungwirth and Treasie Silbernagle took the old Ford and went black- berrying Friday. Miss Ella Trimburger is home from Eastern Oregon, where she has been teaching school. Dock Jungwirth has started to build a new house near Jordan Mr. McAdoo, from Scio, was in Jordan Saturday. Mrs. Verne Phillqw and s«>n Glen calle<I on Grandma Shelton Sunday evening. Tom and Gail Phillipa, accompa nied by Clare Thomas, went on a fishing trip to Wolfe Cabin Sunday and returned Monday. P olka | m / t . Cream! Cream! Sell your cream to the Winner Produce Co. and gel Iwst results. We test every day while your cream is yet in good condition. Winner Prod pee Co. GOOD PLACI TO DINE IN SALEM
