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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1922)
Debate la Saturday Card of Thanks Don't forget the big debate at the Z. C. B. J. hall Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, to which everybody le cordially invited. Thia no doubt will be worth the time and trouble of Coming miles to hear, aa we have Iwen going in circles on the tax question and have been unable to find our way out. This may give us *>inr opening and chance for onr' white ally, last's go. We wish t> extend our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who rendered kindly aid to us in the sick nea». death and burial of our beloved mother, also for the beautiful Doral ofliertnga. Mrs Vina Brenner Mrs. Myra Curl Mr«. J. W Turner W. Richard* >n T. B. Rtchar.|*>n Sui*enb* for the Tribune IdaiHstntir’i Mka Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the county court of Ijnr. county, Ore ton. administrator of the «elate of lary A Richardson, deceased. All |M-r»on» having claims again»! said estate arc requested to present the same to the undersigned, with proper vouchers therefor, within six months from the date hereof. Dntcd this al day of August, A. D. 1S22. R ilst Sa etnas, Administrator. I. M C< st. Atty, for Admr. Date of first publication, Aug. 10, 1022 Date of last publication, Sept. 1. 1822 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦8888888» : Scio Meat Market Fresh find Cured Most— Bacon I^trd Sausage We Buy Fat Cattle ! Ilolocliek Bro«., ! Scio, Ore. ProjM». ¡ ! ♦MMS S MM44M 44 S4 S 4 4 M Riley Shelton Real Estate Proper and Notary Public ^bitrath Obtained, fitamined j CIO - - • The school district of Idanha No. 141, on the upper San I ia tn river, beyond Hoover, has folded it» tents, packed its book*, rolled its blankets an.! tramped itself utterly off the map, according t> the records <>f the county superintendent's office. The last of the district money has been turned in to the superintendent for safe keeping, the children are under stood to have been moved to other educational fields ami the little wis We wiah to eitend our heartfelt dom mill has been turner! over to the thank* to our relative« sn<l friend« pack of rata and the moaa and the for the many kind nea«e« shown ua wood peckers. tn the eeath of our beloved father, The district has the right of reju- «on and brother, and to those who venatmu without change of boundary aang, and for the beautiful floral for five years; it can come t>ack and offering*, especially the Knights of even regain its old numtier, and all Pythias. lx* and Max Shelton the money it has on deposit. Some Mr». F. B. Frost such returns have br> n made in the Mr*. G H Bilyeu history of Marion county schools, F. It Shelton though like prixetlghtrr» and athletes II. L. Shelton of most every kind, they don't usu Statesman. W'e wish to express our aincere«t ally eome back at all thanks to our many friends for the kindness and sympathy and beauti Funeral Sunday ful floral offering« at the death and burial of our beloved husband and Funeral service«« for Sigard Ed father. Nina E Myers ward Mvers. Mountain States I'ow- Edward I »well Mvers cr Company employe, who was elec trocuted at Albany last Thurwlay. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Coffte, of were held in Albany at 1:30 o'clock McMinnville. were guests of Sunday alternoon. He is survived Mr». V. A. McKnight Saturday On by a wife and one child. Sunday they and Mr. and Mrs Guy Mr. Myers was born at Irene, S. | Mr. D.. May 10. lh'Jfi. and came to Ore- j McKnight drove to Eugene atol Mrs. Coffee returned to Me gon when he wm four year« old. : Minnville Monday. Mrs. Myers is a «laughter of Mr.' J m Boyanovsky has greatly itn- and Mr«. Thomas Smail, of near proved the scenery south of Scio by Scio. a new fence free of brush and interment was at Frai k’in Butte weed». Others take notice. cemetery, near here OREGON THE SCIO STATE BANK THE HOME RADIO « A. Ewing, A. K. Randall President Vico l“res. E. 1>. Myers, Cashier Start a bank account today and provide for your future. You will find a checking ac count very convenient for your business transactions. We pay interest on time deposits. J t J Origin MMt H mm I wttift, Yim A great surprise for the home knitterst of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more, thia yam ia absolutely virgin, wool yarn, the wool was grown in l.lnr county, «old by Mr. Senders to the Ore g- . W. -ted Company (mills located at Sellwood), made into worsted jam by Roy I Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of* Salem Oregon knitters try this yarn.! out All colors. 46c per ball of > os» ' bamplrs sent on application. Address. 1 C. I* Bishop. Box to. Salem, Oregon, We make a Specialty of friendship, Engagement and Wedding Rings How to Make and Use It « I Vili. MORE ABOUT AERIALS If there are several sending atatl<*»a at various points from your set. It la often s very plan to run several aortal wires at right angles or radiat ing as shown in figures 11 ami 12. <-<m iwrtllig them together and running the lead In from the point wlwre all Join, •a Shawn Manuel Intea this primiple w«ay be reversed and several lend Ina may be carried from thr outer ends ef ths- radiating aerials and joined la term a alugle lead in and will bring event better results, figure« l!t and 14. Thews several lead-ins may !>» con- aected by means of an anchor ring, figure So. to equalise the waves nr current« or they may be provided with uwtMple |Hilut awlt< lies as shown In Figs t3 and 14. Tills switch ar- rangetneni Aaa th.- great advantage that you <-ee largely cut out stations you do not wW> to hear by lining the lead-in toward« the station you dealt» to bear This will result In the others being faister or weaker in comparison and they sun tbewef -re be fiiore etTec ALBANY Market -------- Dealer» ia--------- Fresh and Cured Malta We buy Veal, Pork A. Poultry Shelton & Co. Props SCIO, OREGON Eiecatni'a N«tk» NoCice is hereby given that lite un j <i«r»igned has been duly apfMMWhed Ex- . ecutrtx of the l.aat Will anti Taafi»UM lit of F II Prp(>erl>ng, deceaaad. hfir the County Court of Linn t'ownty, Oreftm, . and has qualified. Any and all pefapna l having claims against the estate nt Baid drceaseii are hereby required 4* prefiont ' the -»me to this Executrix at the office of Victor Oliver, attorney at law. Flr»t t National Bank Budding. Albany, Linn County. Oregon, propewv vs riffs a with voucher» as required by law wilMw six 1 months from the date of the ffget pub lication of thia notwe. Dated published this 3Hh day«wf M amtha E. Pan Victor Oliver, Atty 2H The TWO BEST Rangs 4sh ■■ -■ ,ffi— =gg gw ...a. sA.ls il..SU.;Pg*iXAlI F. M. French & Sons Sanitary Meat No Pupils, So School Quits Mall) tuned out by your instruments. Aerial« are most pes-ull.-w affn'rs and a tattle uaprrlnaent'ng will WoU.lr you to detmiaine the beet else, height nn<t type to use. It Is well k»own th"» wireless waves are directive, or In oth er words, that they travel m<«re atr.w’g- ly la «88 «1lre”>v> asmy front the send « Ing aerht laaei In ethers mol while I this has Iwswi largriy ebvlatml In up te date St at tot*, yet the ordinary re reiving aerial 1» dlrevtlve and Will get str-gigyr signals If the lend In 1» towards the «moling Stati<»i. or la pointed. towuib ft. »«• to w»<*ak. I heo-% ef several raaaa Where amateur» Utterfy Se bear vetoes iwaatc. ar <vsa On the Market trlegra|>hl<- s|«rk signals from *>me ■latlixi and yet. merely by altering thr direction of their aerial or the pie sltlon of the lead In they could hear How about that Oil Stove for the summer? everything perfectly So you see a great ileal may depend u|»>n the simple serial, even If It consists of only a single wire. <*n the other hand, many snistrurs hair olitaluvd splendid re Former Price $27.00, Now J $23.00 sults with a wire run around the walls | of a room near the celling: a wire The The run through a hallway; a wire dropped Winchester down an air shaft or elevator «haft, Winchester or even from an Iron bedstead or bed- Store Store spring It all depends so much upon local and climatic ivxidltlons. sur roundings and other conditions that no hard and fast rules ran t* mad», but despite all thia, nine times out of ten. a high aerial, well above «<irroun«P Ing hiilldlng« and from lull to I.K» feet long will give lhe beat insult» Rut rememlwv that If there are rlevated tracks, steel bridges trolley linen, tie- Are the Best Recommendation of trie wire« or steel structures near, you ah<>uld run yuur aerial al right angles tn them In order to avoid failure through leakage or Inductance. This institution offers a thorough, practical, and stamlard education al a Y<>u must also bear cost within reach of the high m II ioo I graduate In mind that the It offers training for collegiate degrees in: ■’ground*' la almoal as important as the aerial, Agriculture Mine« for without a g'»«d Commerce Pharmacy ground ti«e eel will not Engineering and Mechanic Vocational Education work A waler, steam, Arts Chemical Engineering er gas pipe will usual ly make an exiwltenl Forestry Military Science and Tac grm <1. but i • f r.- ua itarne Economica tics Ing II be sure there la It offers training also in: The School of Music, )*hyslcal Education, no Insulated Joint he Industrial Journalism. tween lhe ■'••nnei-tlon Fall Term Oesns September 18 uf your wire« and lite earth or that the pipe For circulars of information and illustrated booklet write to does not etiter an earth T he R egistrar , O regon A gricultural C ollege en or tile pipe nmr the ground or tn the C orvallis , O regon cellar, in making tlie ground connection. 1 scrape tlo- pipe clenn and bright and solder the wire to II. If this la not possible, wind the connection with tin-foil and fine si<> and wrap It with adhesive tape. Where MORTICI/\NS STAYTON, - - - OREGON no pt|w la available carry the ground UsdvMak*,« I alls answered Day or Xigbt wire to a »beet of copiwr. an old <Wf> Tuberculin Testing Best of Service, both Professionally per boiler or a copper tank or twain and in Funeral Conducting. filled with charcoal and hurled al least DR J W. GOIN. fite feet under the surface of the lady Assistant always. Best of Veterinarian. earth A lightning rod or fire ewapr Equipment and Price« <>uaran «III sometimes make a very good teed Light for Everybody. Authorised Auction Rale and Interstate Inspector. ground. But It In not an much what Punas 15 you u«e for a ground aa how go.-' Phones:—Palace Feed *hed. IM-J Residence, .W It LEBANON > OREGON the «qmnectlon» are and bow well tbr object 1» grounded, lav not use an ALBANY. OREGON electric light or tele ■bone. (>-l«-grupl or door bell «Ire for a ground To re pswt. he rarefai of year r nosetfca* sad eure ef year grounding Try the New Perfection R. M. Cain O. A. C Wright & Poole 4 O. F. Korinek Veteii nnrinn The Scio Tribune $ 1.25 the year
