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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1922)
r» School Meeting Hi<h School Note» I Continued from page I ) I ween isolated school* anti easy to leave. those A «peaker wa* *upp<**ed to enter- t The average per pupil for the tain the echuol on Friday aftem<^>n ■ other ■«eh.Hil* i, *« follow*: Albany. but failed to cume ao a program w** j given bv the High School and eighth £ 147 06; Shadd. $66 63; Halsey. $43.• 92; Harrisburg. $47.46; Brownsville. grade «tudeni* The program w * m t Song*. "Old Black k $49.76; Tangent. $*2.62. Scio’s the following Joe.” "My Old Kentucky Home,” J average ia but $5 (MJ per pupil leaa than Albany’s average distributed by the High School *tudent*. tw > *>ng* by Freshmen not wearing T amoung ¡361 pupil*. Three schools green, two *ongs by the faculty, a ■ in the county have a higher average v«>ng by four boy* and a *iN**ch bs T per pupil, the average for one of the«« schools being $20.00 per pupil four boy* and a apeech by Deilarer' a g higher than Seio's and the other Suthealand The t'hriatmaa vacation will be- ■ $30 00 per pupil higher than Leba non. The school paying the lowest gin on Thur«day IK*c. 21at. and end u salaries had a special tax last year on Tueaday Jan 2nd. The Junior English claaa which T of 19.6 mills compared to 19.1 for haa been atudymg "Robert - Rule*->( t Scio. Order” tried to put in practic« I The salaries in Scio compared with the average in the county are what thev hail learned by entering » into "The Committee of the whole.” £ a - follow**: Head of School (not in cluding Albany and Lebanon where The diacuaaion wa* on amendment« to the Conatitulion by the High J the salaries are $2000 and $3000) School. W Average $17*49. Scio. $166 66; The boy'a and girl*» basket bull £ High School Teachers, average $147- team* are practicing for the big K4, Scio, $131.66; Grade Teachers, double hen<ier with Stayton here V •verage $107.05 Scio, $115, Ave- Dec. 22nd. A r ige of sa ary per pupil for county. The Algebra clad» waa Informed *’ $17.79, Scio $52.76 that a teat will be given Wedncadny ;w The an tint paid X teachers in Thia will cauae some hard atudy- "T J> fT«*rsi>n is >> :; • a, ■ -<mpared with Ing becauae the work i* ao difticcilt S ¡o’ $7600 97 for 7 that one of the member» of the T t .»eh< rs Jefferson pays the prin- clans call* th« problem* "Brute*’’ ,-4 c >rl $200.00 i*»r month for 9 Ray McKnight wa* tardy Monday T r >nth* and Stay ton pays the same morning for th© first time in three ; 4 a muni for 10 months. Mill City year*. We are wondering if the p ys the same for 9 months. A voter m a third class district clock stopped. PermiMion ha* lu-en receive-! n ¡st -■ fn> of al! I citizen of the from the Board <>f Control, and cor - .-W I S. (If formerly an alien he must tracts have been signed for a basket T h ve taken out hi- « cond papers ball game with the Slate School (or • :W a I have received his citizenship the Deaf, to bo played in Scio, Jan 9 before a naturalization court); he 10. Thia ought to be an interesting ® n ¡st be 21 years of age and be a game so come out and booat your : T b na-fide resident of the district 30 hime school and team. , d ys immediately preceding the A student body meeting waa hcM 5k e ction; he must either be a taxpay Monday for the purpose of adopting y er in thu district as shown by the severl new amendments to the con- 1» t county aaaeiwiment or the head »litution. ! oi a family having children of school Don't forget the double header a> e. If husband and wife have the Friday night. £• d« ed to property made jointly and b- tb names appear on the asaem- tnont roll they may both vote, but sb >uld only the husbands name ap- p- ir on the aaseestnent roll only he c*i vote. Dec. 19 if the property is in the wife's Our expected *n»w *t<>rm ha* I name, the husband may vote a* head arrived and i* three Inch«» deep and of the family and the wife as* tax the temperature hanging around 16 payer! other qualifications being *11 to 26. not luvi weather for a anow ni ht.) atorm—could lie worw, »till it i* One who has acquired property re bad enough. aii ce the last tax roll can not vote Ed Kalin* and S. W. Gaines made br *auae of this ownership, for his a abort run to Crabtree Saturday. name has not vet been placed on finding Mr*, M. U. Game* in very tti assessment roll. One who has ■old property since the last aaam*- poor health being confined to her m> nt roll ia a legal voter if he was couch moat of the Lime. G. A. Griffin miule a trade with th * owner of thia property when some one at Crabtree, trading two| th* last assessment rol' was made. •mall pig* for 40 bushel of tine po it ia the ownership of the proper tatoes. having them delivered. ty at the time the asaeaamenl roll ia made that eounta. Ed Kalina has lost ««»me 15 sack* of fine potatoes from the free®-, a* he had them in aaek* for Uncle Tom ! * I his Advertisement Is Worth 75 Cents to Subscribers and Friends if brought to The Tribune Office by Dec. 30th Nine Day Offer For the next Nine Days, the Scio Tribune will accept new subscriptions and renew^s at a big reduction, provided all old subscriptions are paid id up to Ian. I, 1923, and for cample: The subscription ex one year in advance. Exampl piled on Aug. 1, 1922, it must be paid up to Jan. I, 23 and then one year in advance, or until Jan. 1, 1924, and for One Dollar, plus arreages, new or renewal, you get 1 he Scio I ribune for one whole year for 5 SANTIAM FARM NEWS J e SHELBURN NEWS ’» •»' j This is saving 7 5c to our present and prospective sub scribers, and comes to you in face of a rising paper mar ket. This is your opportunity—grab it quick. Offer Expires Saturday Night, Dec So Hurry 30, at 7:30 o’clock The Tribune is a community paper, a community booster and never indulges in personalities to the injury of a sin gle citizen. It represents YOU all the time. Make some relative or friend a present of the paper—it will be like a letter from home each week for 52 times, Do it now The Scio Tribune Remittance by mail accepted if postmarked before 7:30 o’clock p. m., Saturday, Dec. 30. 1922 I Bring this ad with you it is the 7 5c you are saving j Smail. The old man received word from 1 hia w*n. Theodore, that he i* billed to be home for Christma*. •ahe i* J. L. Ogleabee and wife spent laid up with a fearful cold and ria- Sunday with Charles Oglesbee'a, of mg in hia ear. North Santiam. W* see «inc* rhe «now sleigh* and John Ransom ia home from O. A. ■led* «re (lying by like a bird op the C. for the holidays. wing, wasting no ga* or oil; liearlv j Venita McClain is ill with a cold hi'.ting the high place«. Auto* are and fever. Mrs MacLeod and grandson« Vray and Kraid Ashbaugh, are staying with Charles McCallister* until thsy leave for Brook*. Mrs. Anna H iron* and son Kenneth of Corvallis, are visiting with Al fred Powell's until after the Holi days. layed out a* they can travel now a* cheap aa Bull beef,at a dollar a pound. The Scio Bummer'« hotel .» pre paring for a big Christman Dinner for her aon. Ira and wife, and Mr*. Holme*. of Dalia*, and .end. ap.cml around this section the past week hunting for beef, he found it very scarce. He called in at the farm for a square meal and horse feed, all for 60c. Sava he will call again. The Rohlev man notified the farm hr would be around in a few days with a full load. Our Sunday school was only fairly attended owing to the snow and cold weather. Our day school is progressing nicely under the man- - ot M« M<x’re' of Alb,ny invitation out to the Santiam Farm B»«? Kalina and wife called on hia to call in for a square meal, aa *he, brother Ed. Sunday afternoon for a only charge, half price for Bummer*, C<*u«l Faalii»*. A r«<nnctl<-*l woman played an April fo»l trick nn her hoabnnd by trlling him »he wa« going to sue for db.-m, when «he had no Intention nt itotnit It Some women don't know the difference bet seen a Joke and a die- appointment ~ I ■inks and remodeling hia wife'a pan cough and Bronchitis. One of the Albany butchers was try with new ataining and painting. The joint Indies Aid of both churches eave a bazaar last Friday at the K. of P. hall, and sold mar. v articles of worth for the Christmas season, and in the evening rendered a splendid •bort program. These Tueaday morning no exeitemt taking pat t were: Maatera Harry around the Santiam Farm. All well Weeely and Marley Sima recrted. and enjoying life. little Edrla Thaver at ng, Mr* Edwin PIK KATEK Holland plaved an instrumental piece and Eii l*-ta Couey and Pauline Sims sang a duet, A fair crowd was present and all enjoyed a good time. The Pie Eater wishes all the read er* of these item. • happy Christ- maa and • good time New Yeara. ao aa to etart out like a bucking mule with a briar under hia tail. ■ ■«•pliant. “Sometime*. John," «*14 Rra.hkln'a wife, “I ito «et a tittle dlwnurased. and think yoe are h«rd to ploaae." “You don’t «ar an." was the astonishing rw- kitnder. "Tea. hut I meat admit there is we thing yw never found fault with- the way I look when ! waar my l.t year's ciotbea. •—Oetrott »hurt viail. Mr. S. B Cooper, of Lebanon. | Ed and the old man made ■ ran was around peddling Wade', medi- Monday for Scio, finding the town cine. T’ne insurance says, "no cure wry quiet. All seemed highly elated no pay.'* ao «be old man secured two to see the anow .lowly moving. Ed bottles of ktdttev medicine and one waa down for fixture, aa he ia doing of cough syrup, which cured my t autue work in tbe kitchen putting ¡J Bazzar Proved Entertaining •a * 1« k » *• 7 « • 4 , ... I iL Ifs’r. . 4. ¿fifi
