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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1923)
MM General Xews The Reto Tribun« ------------— MICKIE SAYS— The district convention of the I’vihian Sisters was held in Albanv I ;--day. May I. A program was rei erni in the afternoon with mem- ber* from almost all the temples in the district partierpertng A hen- q wss served at six o'clock to a t 350. and in the evee.ng an a ir- — was given. The Alt>any Sax- • ■i r»e band gave some splendid -- <-ctior»s The ritualistic work was by Ubany temple and officers work b» Salem temple. The convention n< st year will be held in Eugene lii .-re who attended from Scio were; nwwiamea Audie Myers. Viv- mn Iti.ieu. Eulela Arnold. Birdell Stubs. ( ludie Gill. Esther Holland. I Wi sely. Jennie Jones. Audry II - n, and Miss Vella Brenner. // t V // ï N 1 ’ i district convention of the I .’cl Artisans was also held in Al- t n ruesdav May 1 with over 3 > in attendance. The meeting be- i a i with a street parade after which a drill was given also on the street. A < - of GO was initiated. A ban- <1 .« ■ .nd dance followed the initia vertising is better but the very tion ceremonies. best advertising on the face of the A j int meeting of the Linn and earth is that which slips into the Benton county I. 0. 0. F. asaocia- home-town |iat>er and goes direct to ti i. wus held in Lebanon last Satur the home To be sure, the beet bit of so<l day. with 1H0 delegates in attend- that ever lav out of doors miuire^ ai fh<- opening work was put something more than merely drop y lxbanon lodge. After the ping the aeeil into the ground the visitors were taken for Give your new«psiM*r advertising jts an aut<> ride about the city. A ban- due co-operation, have the copy qui t was served in the evening fol- properly written, and if you are I "tn I by an open meeting. A clos- not aure you can write it so it ^vilf « I . -ion was also held in the even- get reaulta. have someone who knows it . with Corvallis lodge in charge of initiatory work. The next meet- how to write It. and n«-w«paper ad ii ;• w ill lie held in Jefferson in Oeto- vertising will do its full share everv I h - i when Linn, Benton and Marion time. countii- will hold a joint meeting. 11 e members of Albany Moose ■ :ge gave a banquet to over 150 n • hers and their families at Moose hall Monday night. After the ban quet the men entertained the ladle« at a dance. P A. Young was insulted exalt- ruler <>f Albany lodge of Elks, la 1 nut-day night. A ciaaa of four candidates was also initiated. After tl. initiation ceremony a banquet was served in the lodge dining room. KING’S ROBE CHEST X»w Torh Tun*» , opyr|ghi •f l with Kart of rarasrvss I - 1» autiful painted casks«. f««od .i th.- t< of Klug Tul Aukb-Aineti »f 1 uypt. ><>niained th« king» rubes, lecurated with «taborata head «nd gold >>rk of litple laxuli «nd tarqutdas; a gilt h**n>lrr«t like those used tn Japan '• «everal pair« of aandsls oma n>.n'«d with inlaid gold, a Mack nm b.-r necklace, a collarette of faience, an.i ..ther •«ejects. <m the vanlted ltd of the rhest the w-eocs represent the king and hl« courtier« hunting Ilona, antciand other anhnala On the tew »Ide« are battle vsia. DOES NEWSPAPER ADVERTIS- ING PAY? Th” has come to be a superfluous question among men of bnsinesa There was a time when to have de- elared boldly and out loud In a pub lic place that it paid to advertise In the new«| apers would probably have Mir red up a chorus of dissenters, but today advertising is better un derstood. Aii advertising is good —« oom ad* *> « PASSAC.F TO THF TOMB County Paragraphs nd»o Tlnwe Now Yoe* Tim*» -,-prilc>,i •rnu>g*«nent with I art of Caraarvo«, View looking down the rock-kewi .laeage leading to the sole hat >er <M he totub of Tut Ankh Amen at Luxor gypt. In which ««< found »uch a larvei'-ua «■»•Helion ••( ta The gtit showing through the i>i--lem st« 4 .at« etnanati o ft rle- lrle Isoip» la- •tailed by the excavator«. _ . . _ —— A ('harte« liutro, 72, died at hie home in Albany last week of pneu monia Paving 1« being laid at Murder ' creek bridge just east of Albanv. Herman (¡leaser was fined 1175 the other day in Albany for having liquor in hie poses», >n, On April 14 he was fined |50 for being drunk and disorderly. An all day meeting was held at the county farm Sunday, Over HO people from all over the county at* tended. Rev F II Fell man of Al bany preached in the afternoon. It was also the 85th wedding anniver sary Rev. and Mrs Henry Albers. Mr. Albers is superintendent of the farm. The Halsey district is considering the proposition of establishing a union high school at that place which will embrace the surrounding terri tory. The Albany Brick company is in stalling a dryer, with a capacity of I 70.000 brick and at a c«>at of about Loyal Johnson of Albany last Fn )31 .SOO. Thi« will enaNe them to day evening cra«»H-d into a ear driv ¡operate throughout the war en by Mr. and Mrs. J -hn Rhoades, j Of the 20 best Oregon demonstra who were on their way from Idaho ! tten farms. D W Porter heads the to California No <>ne washurt but list with 1H0 liens which laid an av- the Rhoadi-M ear wa< demolished. etage of 27 33 eggs per ben. Other To square matters with Mr Rhoad» « Linn county cooperators are Clarence Mr. Johnson paid carfare for the Williams of the Lake Creek ( com- two people to Sacrement«» and took munity, who holds Sth place, Tro|- the demolish««I car. linger Bro«, of the Munkera i c<>m- A lx* Angeles firm will scon »pen munitv holding 10th place. a room in Albany, which wi’l be About eight months ago H A used in preparing Iw-rries for barrel Stanard. manager of the Brownsville ing and preserving purpos«**. This lumlier yard, ran a half inch fir j enterprise will not only serv|- as an splinter in his thumb. A phvsician outlet for many ton« of berries, but probed several times for It but it will also fumi-h employment for could not locate it. Aiiout four more than 100 men and women. week» ago Mr. Stannard contracted They already have contracted for pneumonia and the fever caused the over tOO ton« of straw tierries with thumb to fester «o that the splinter which to begin operations. came out It wax not decaved. Edited from our rx«-h*iigrs by Mrs. I. V. McAdoo John Lisa. 4H. a re« lent in the Automobile racing ha« been add vicinity of Jefferson for the past 20 ed Pi the Linn County Fair attrac years, shot and killed himself last tions. Friday. He is said to have been A number of farmers living south- deeporutent Iteeausc of a persistent «»ast of Crabtree are raising funds pain In his forehead. Iior the creation of a market road Prof. J. B. Horner, profeaeor of from the Providence churcu to historical rcaearch al 0. A. C.. and Gmrg's station. 3750 of the 11,000 200 students spent Saturday visit required has been raised and tn thia ing the Blevins mounds near Tan-1 the county will add 31,000. making gent, the anciet burial ground« of. a total of 12.000 for this road. the prehistoric people of the Willam A. L. Bostwick who has. until re ette valley. cently. been connected with the two One of the oldest and most wide Albany papcis has formed a part ly known of Linn county pioneer« nership with Glenn L<-omis also for pasaed on with the death of Mr« merly of Albany, in the Lebanon Frances (¡ay in Crawfordsrille last Criterion. Monday. She waa in her '.».Id year. Fret! M. Brown, chief deputy in The executive committee of Al-1 the game warden's office, has re- bany college has decided to add tw<> ' purchased the Brownsville Times more instructors to the staff thia .from Jesse R. Hinman. 1 year. t Brownsville haa enjoyed a boom in The Liberty school is the fi mt in r«-ai estate and huone-s transfers the county to complete its 999 *'• Icteiy. work. As has been their custom for see- The Linn County Bankers* a-«»el oral vrars past, the Women's Civic ation were guests of the inkers of dub of Lebanon gave a reception Shedd at a chicken dinner al Moth- yesterday to the Linn County pio- er'e laa at Tangent Mtrpdgy night. , nror« Still Lower Hauling Costs are open to every line of business because of the present price on the Ford One-ton Truck. This dependable form of motor de livery' is in general use where- ever hauling at low cost and gcxxi speed is essential. Original installation in your ser vice costs so little and the sul> sequent saving in delivery cost is so great that further delay in putting a Ford One-ton Truck to work is needless extravagance. List your order at once a small down payment convenient, easy terms» bn! tjiHflitv h n Acr* u> A ia ’A Fred I. Bilyeu Authorized Sales and S« rvic«- Scio. Oregon Phone 27 M im Aleatha Rice will be crowned Thursday afternoon. Queen of the May at the union high Hugh Kirkpatrick of the Ford school exercise« at Sweet Home on Motor Company at Ixibanon has in May llth. stalled a radio for th«- entertainment Funeral services for Mr* Bertha of his patrons. M. People«, acting minister of the Robert N.Torbet. newly appoint Baptist church at Lacomb, who died ed postmaster at Alltany, assumed of pneumonia, were held there la>t his new duties last Saturday. Swing East through California Then yon can tell your East ern friends about the great cities of San Francisco, Ix>a Angele«. San I>tego and California's world famous National Park«, golf courses and seashore rosorta. You will also realise that cherished wish to se« the wonder place« of the Pacific Coast, and its beauty spot« that cannot be duplicated. Plan now to take advantage of Back East Excursion Fares May 15 to Sept. 15. and go both ways va the "Shasta Rente “ They af. ford a wide choice of routes, stop over privileges, and convenient train service. A«k row Ural lisb»« «•*«• tor torfhor for- Ik-Ml*»» «nd 4***T‘i'tl»» r,-M*r. or write JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger Agrnt Portland, Oregon. I * f
