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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1922)
8.000 HIKING CLUBS IN GREATER NEW YORK They Swing Along Highways and visited klm at city hall preparatory to a Mke te the tmeb of Houervelf at Oyster Hay he assured them that the beet walkers among them would make the brat cttiaer. CN'pelaad city health commissioner "The benefit to health and the safe guard to morals to be found In I -ng walks sa : la sa In of Varying Sue. tervtew, "are too apparent Io «peak of them If one takes long walks alone It la well, tor he walks the mad ut New Tork.—One rnuet wslk aowa- das to be tn the ewlm fltatlatlca hoe I th. bat If he takes l-mg walks In gt< vned from the ont dnor doparttneots company It Is better for he adds the tonic of compeal-nahtp te bls eier- Ise <>f tt.r m w «papera. from the Boy Mcoat Walking lo the one form of eserrise in and tauiptlra Glrlr orgsaliatlona, which there la the minimum rich <4 fro-. the TUCA, brioche» and overdoing it tn short. I mnslder kindre.1 bogiee. frnm erares of amateur walking the moot beneficial of ell »«er- athletie duba and from the leedla« cites and It la ae« er out of eeeeua.” “Never In my lifetime,' said Ed deslere in «portlng gouda. Indícate that ward K Wtlbur, manager of a nation ally known sporting g<»«ls store, "have 1 known such a demand as ow foe out door garments ami «hoes and stork Ings and appliance« for the tourist's luncheon box The rapid spread and tremeodou» popularity of the wajkcig club Idea has •» parallel In our er pe riesce “The biker rs# make hie requisita just what he feels like spending Iteti ly. there are only two or th re. artici.« Indispensable to hiking thick walk n* ahora that allow Iota of roots. th k woolen socks and clothing that arili give freedom of llmh Ile «•>■ old bava a canvas or leather tn uscito bag. such aa the soldiers used In Fran< » The Cow In the Knapsack "To gut the real Iwneflt and joy out of hiking lunebran should be < arrie I and prepared end eaten In the open Beat Walkers Maks Best Cillians,” Breed and cheese, a few slice« ot Bays Mayor of New York. bacon, «onte coffee a can of condensed milk, and a cake of chocolate fur today there »re so les» thaa «.UUU wish high powered fuel for the hiker biking club» In Greater New York, and ere readily and happily essimi with a total membership of luare than laird oven by those who In their pre a quarter <>f a million men and worn hiking days were afflicted with dl eti w > are keeping th»m»»lv«» la the gestiva apparatus as feeble as to balk pl'ik "f condition »nd vipertauctng the at crackers and milk Fortunate!» fot the hiker, he can raplenlah hie «Implo reni joy of living by getting regularly larder at any croon roads store and out Into the open country with no oth provide himself with the most nutrì er mean« of luiumullun tbaa tbalr Uod- tloua and appetising f -•d In • forte ghan lega ttiat can he conveniently carried The city of New fork has takes vS “No single development In :lie prob clnl notice of the movement. Ou three lem of food transportation for th. o< ■ a» i.» recently Msyor llylan has hunter. fl«hermun. hiker and all lover« < imgratulated the boys and girls of ttia of the out "f dm.ra ran < :t>¡ ire with public M-huola upon tbatr enthuataam the gift bestowed by the man whe In taking up the new »port of hiking. first found the way lo make In I « dedication of th« great new pub densed inlih thereby putting a dairy lic playground In the Bronx the other tn every man'» knapsack Before I ng day Mayor llylan «Hollad the athletic there will be a national association ol tendencia« of the boys and girls and hikers and Gall H< rdrn will tie Ita pa Inipr, --o-d upon them that there was iron salat Much an association could dr no bri:rr or more prodtable way In, much to oncotirase the spread of th« which rhay could pass their «sections , most beneficial and unlv»r«>,i of at «Bd II i (Mr holidays than by ibe 1 outdoor pa «ft meo map ut Interratiti; • X'-or«l na Into field and foreet of tbatr routes, eveure the establishment ot «Hiking I uh» He gave the same shelters rest stations and camp site« lO'V'ik'- to the Amateur Athletic Cu at suitable locution» and insure th« lo f Brooklyn a few days later, and righto of pedestrian« >u country when a club of East Mido boya and girts roads “ ♦eeeeeeeeeeeee+e»»»« Scio Meat Market 1 I i • ». and Bacon DAIRY POINTS Cured Meat I «a rd —Sausage We Buy Fat Cattle BEST SITE FOR MILK HOUSE Net flood Plan lo Got Them Toe Near Cow Barn—Muet Bo Clean, Airy and Duet Proof 1^" Wi Nrtt HMM iMttiM Tim A great aurpriae for the home knitters of < >r<von, but atill • fact. Further In more. this y«rn is alieolutely virgtr inn wool yarn, the wool waa grown in I.mi county, aokl by Mr Senders totheOrw- go-s V>. t«l Company (mills located at Sellw<><«i). made into worsted vara by • , »on of C. P. Bishop, pt pru ti.r of the Woolen Mill Store of sali-m Oregon knitters try thia varn out All i-ulora. 46c per ball of 2 osa Samplra sent on application. Addrraa I' I’l hop, Box 75. Salem. Oregon. Saiiilary Meat Market ——Dealers lit Fresh and Cured Neats We buy Veal, Pork & Poultry Shelton & Co. Props SCIO. OKEUON Met at Crabtree Service Is what you get when you come to the Scio Garage with your work, no matter what make of car you bring. Satisfaction 1« your* if vou need Tire« and come here for • . ■ Tv 'A,' Vacuum Cup Tires AND TUBES M» a Tube fret* with each caning í Lincoln Batteries All makes Batterie« Reimired and Recharged Delta Spot Light The beat on the market. SCIO GARAGE : Wanted Sixty Thousand (BO.dOO) pounds of MILK every day in the year. Volume of MILK is the key that will open the door to increased pruperlty in tins community. A conference of union high school district I officials with J A Church ill, etale achool superintendent, was I held Thursday afternoon at Crate tree. Some details concerning thia dis- trict ami the proposed «chool build ing to be erected there were die- cussed, it is undeetood. Meeting with the atate school head were Fred Hrewster. clerk; D. C. Herlincourt. W. E Watson and Elmer Yocubeta. niendirrs of the union high district board. Score Cards Get your "500“ score carda at the T hihink office. 2c per card, or 2| cents per card by mail, postpaid Milk more and better cow« and your MILK check will tell you why it pays. Cumr oh , Lei's (lo Oregon Milk Company Condenaery, Scio, Oregon > Floor Coverings Congoleum and Papco CQr S<iuar<- OOC Yard Bible Thoughts for This Week Sunday THE LOVE THAT SAVES For God so loved the world that he gave hie only begotten Mon. that whoaiwver belleveth In him should not perish, but have evertasi tug life.—John S: iff Good assortment of Congoleum Rugs, I aprstry and Velvet Meeday. RI 'I.EM Ft Hi RIGHT LIVING — lie hath allowed thee. O man. what la good; and what doth the I-ord require at thee, but to do justly, and to love merry, and to walk humbly with thy God»—Micah fl: s . J E O’ 1 riendship Engagement and Wedding Rings ALBANY “If E F. Gilkey, of Scio. had not loet his old coins by Are in Alaska he would have an interesting story fur lovers of old eolna. Mr Gilkey had a collection consisting of 160 old coma from many different countries The oldest and moat valuable one was a piece coined in 200 H C. .with a picture of Julius Caearr's head on it. It was a copper coin, aa large as a quarter. Mr Gilkey aant it to the Smilheonian institute to have the inscriptions translated tor him. He was offered many hundreds of dollars for it. It had twvn dug up from a subway in Utndon many feet under the ground He also had three coma of the 12th century, and arveral of the 15th and Itith. Hr now has a remnant, consisting of three bright gold coin» which hr had joined by links and made into a watch chain. The black »ilk back ground makes them look brighter still. The top one is the smallrat, a one- fourth dollar gold piece of IR&4. which his father, Allen Gilkey, got when in the goldfie'daof California 1 Next comee a gold dollar of I Hill), given to Mr. Gilkey by »ne of the Northwest Mounted Police of Daw- eon. Alaska The bottom one is a $2 50 gold piece of DO6. It waa one of the first minted in the U S A chief of the Stickine Indian» of Alaaka had it hid tn a can. together with I5U0, at Wrangel, Alaaka." Milk house« must l«e ctran alrv duet-proof pinera, free from all in- aorta and Ixd adore I lo -y should not often directly Itilo tile bacii but II la equally lujwtld ua to build tloni a very grrat distance away from tin- bare Prompt removal and quick cooling are tlio main poluta to «4» serve In handling milk, l’ut ttw milk house on a »ell drained «t»ot and away from rubbish heepe. manuiA The piles and fly breeding piara» enter walls. If of roBerete, should hr from <1 I« M Inclie« thick . If of bri- k W .• make a Specialty of F. M. French & Sons 4 Cobb Says The following la taken from the Albany Democrat, under a Gilkey Walk and B« Well Ne Ira« ent h usi a»« le e champion of date line, and concerns a ci11ten of the »alhtag game le Dr Hoyel a. Selo: Through Woods in Groups 'I Fir« Destroyed Old Coin« Tuesday. THE GLAD AWAKENING:—-Aa for me I will behold thy face In rlghteouam ; I shall be satis- fled, wbmi I awake, with thy like- uraa.- I'sal m 17: lfl nn 55*^ Wednesday Milk M swm Suitable fbr « Twenty Cbw Dairy. GREAT THING« rear the Ixvrd. ami serve him In truth for von «Ider how greet things he hath lone for you I Ma muvl 12: Ten b Incbee; if uf tile. » lacto«, Mon« 14 to Ik in< hra. ami If wood frame, fl laches. Author Hire say that partlcul-r rare should be ei.-rcl««-.! In constructing milk bouse floors Concrete la by far the best material for thia purp--»- aa it reMats moieture deca« and weir Concrete floors should 1« built of a base made up of one pert rament three parts sharp, «'lean a-tnd and dvr larti «time Thia haw should tw «bout live Inches thick and should he covered with a top coat one Inch thick ide by mixing one pert rameal and two |»rt> ¡nd. The top coat be tni«rle1 hard nod t Tbur.day TRtrirr him alwatn :- tnlt thy way uat<> the laird, trust also In Him —Psalm .77: It Friday THE HIGH t il l ING —Re ye therefore perfect even as your Father which Is In heaven la per feet.- Matthew 8 ■ 4*1 Saturday. GOD IS LOVE liehold let love one another for love Is God; and every one that lovrth bora of God. and knowelb <iod ns <>f la — w¿,e,R. M. Cain eoooooaoooeaoeeoeeoeee The Wincheater Store »eoooooeeeoooaeaoanaae Bolts and Bolts We have stocked h full line of Wooden B o U m . and you can find what you want here at reasonable price. ; ; !, Stover Engine For sale a aecond hand Stover gasoline engine, mix honte. If you need one of thin ai*e, we can strike a bargain C. L Rendle, the Blacksmith, Scio eeoeooeeeeeeoe ♦♦♦••••««>aaaa The Scio Tribune $ 1.25 the year -»Vr* •' • XA-A2*
