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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1923)
» ,to T-*' ’ a • w < -A *£♦-• »' - r- U * * - •* . ;<*• ■ « • ■ ' I 9 r >• * »*. The'ScU Tribune Plana For 1923 Fair <.411 Additional plans for th« Linn county fair were under diacua» -n at a meeting of the executive board at noon luncheon at the St Francis ho tel today wtth the prospect that a manager of the fair to r»licit from the people in the various sections of the county will be obtained within the next few days. Manv matter« of minor detail were discuam-«! and a decision reached that in addition t the hdrwe racing program each day. an automobile an«i motorcycle racing program will 1» feature«!. Members of the board present were 1» F Burge. I* A Young. Wayne Stewart. Robert Burkhart. F. K. t’allister, Itrx Davis. Raymond Howdy < hiiiiic A perfect hus Burkhart. Ed Schoel. h H Pfeiffer band ia on«- who knows how to apol J. J. Harrett. and l»on Preston. ogise gracefully when hi» wife is ■t — Saturday Albany Ik-mocrat. fault. W Ho’t-ATHt’NKIT? They Work While Yoo Slrep! Whene’r I I her »atm throat She tremble* with delight. And in her I lf clo-nd eves then- gleams A radian« > -ft and bright. Wr are promt of «»ur ( lai - column, becauae it ia full of hu man interest- it brings psvpto to gether aa nothing etoe can do If you have anything to sell, or want to buy a«»m«-lhing, there is n«dh ing quicker nor aurer. And the coat is cheap. Yeo. we are »too prowl of our Job department and the work we do. See ua for am - thing In the printing tin.- I hold her m my arms I know She loves to nestle there I watch the firelight flickering Upon ht r duskv hair. You ask. "I -n<- your only love? How can I answer that? Perhaps ’twere better to tell truth. She ia my Persian cat! 4 * The lir«t n>«>rtgage is supposed to have Iteen noued aleiut 2100 B C.. but we didn’t know they manufac tured autom biles that early. "Of cour-o , Henry, 1 know I’m in the wrong -it I think you might agree with ni- j Rather unti-mal for a woman to end it all in Niagara Falls. That’» where m<»t p >pl<- go to Iwgin it Some dirtv cu** auggrata that a kiss is like a I dlls of olives. After you g*’ th«- first one the rest come easy. DARK SIXX THAT’« All I’m thru with girls. 1 was at a «lane«- and late in the evening It. k a walk outside to get gome air likew i«w-a smoke. There was n«i m<- n. n-> ».are, just black news I bumped into something in the dark: "Her voice was » ft as softest wool. May 1 Grace Bilyeu underwent an opera tion for appendicit’s at Albany Fri day afternoon. Her many friend* hope for immediate recovery. IJIIian Vaetecka. who has been stwent from achool two months, re turned Monday The last issue of the Sphinx ap peared Monday Grace Bilyeu and Ralph Hollis were hostess and host to a |»arty of high school students last Wednesday night. All members of the English III class are very busy getting in their book reports before the final exami nations. A test was given in botany Fri day. Ted Sims, a former member of the sophomore clans, wan a welcome visitor at the high school last w«-«-k. ljut Wednesday Scio hi’» btwball team avenge«! itself upon Aumsville for the defeat it had received from Saturday, May S Rea) Bargaina in Tires of All Sizes been said. Next morning I was told that the cross eyed, ki ■•» kneed, 40 year old chaperon w -i • d to »<-e me. I won dered if she kt < a me. but when I remembered the inkv darkness of the night befvti m »couldn’t know Hut she did know. I'm thru with girl*. I'm leaving for Eur«|u- tonight. If 1 don’t I'll have to marry the chaperon. Above f.»un«i mar Scio. Owner can have nr e by calling at the Tri bune office. Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Standard Size Cord Tires . I m r /*■ ' 1 Wir $11.50 32x4 straight aide 22.50 Fabric 30x3 30x3* 32x4 33x4 If slccvel« s dr«-»srs do coms in, wrist watch • must go up. There is no other way to hide a vaccina tion. It Isn’t what others think about you that bring» the worry wriakteac it’s what you know of yoareaif. 30x3 Oversize Cord Tires 30x3* 15.75 26.25 31x4 straight side 29.75 32x4 straight side 30 75 33x4 32.00 34x4 . Cheer fulne»« is sn excellent wear ing quality. It has to-en called the bright weather of the heart. ' ♦ 31 acre», more or tow», close to good town; 21 acr«-» in high ■tate of cultiva- lion, and si) river bob tom land, . _ good km* ar>d other building», 2 acre» in loganberries, 4 acre ia red rnapbernes. 342ri>. »l«A> cash, balance at 6 |-rr «-ent. would consider trade for »mall acreage Address FZ. cars Seto Tri bune. I5*| acre ranch. 100 acres In cultiva- tg-n. with fair building», a guoil barn s. d other building», water |<i|«ed thru out. < omplelc *«C of machinery goes v th thi» place Price ISO.Oli per acre. tA.UOO eaan, balance time. This to one of th«- heat t«uya in the Forks of the nantiam. and »hould tie grabbed up Im mediately. Address JC, care the Scio Tribune. (it. block on Soto**! Main Street, in Scio, with good * n«nn modern house, barn ami outbuilding», walnut and fruit I’rue for a quick »ale. Thi« is an exceptionally giaxf buy. Ad- dr*-»» V. cars Scio Tribune For Sale Five h«-»d of Durban« cat- Ito, one cow. three heifer» and bull, all registered but ore. and it will be; price t. I per head. Address B-l. care Scio Tribune. * Her words ju- thrilled me thru." We walk- i it. it was dark Nothing in ht ’ .it darkneas I whispered -w- w rd» of love and she responded in w«-et words of love. I or<>p< - 1 ami she accepted. It was dm k. . • hmg in sight but darkness. M. I- s me return alohe while she ti u>. 1 u|««n what hail ft/ I he properties listed belo^’ are all under-priced and are quoted at what the owner would want to pay were he the buyer. I hev must be seen to appreciate the value. Write the Scio I ribune if interested in any listing and owner and loca tion will be forwarded immediately. 10.15 12.25 1940 21 00 No Tubes Given Free Equally good ‘ prices ion Uni- ted States Tires. .Joyal R<» Curd ______________ and Fabric » Scio Garage F--r Sale In city limits of Scio, 3 acres with g««d modern house, barn a- ; -bn krn bouse; 1 acre in raspberries a . ta of other fruit price is *!75o, a Sood buy. Address El. cars Scio Tri une For Sale 60 acres good black loam 'ami. all in cultivation, one mile from town and high school, railroad sn-1 milk eondensen, extra good tearing orchard; good buddings farm well fenced; ideal <iair\ farm Price fill) per acre for imck sale. Aiidreas AA. care brio ribune Nlr-< ty-aeven acres, all tillable ex cept IA. is well drained; 31) acres now in crop; ¡Si toft to »uumer fallow in spring; family orehard. Good 8-room house with basement, good barn and out buildings, all farming implements, tools, etc ; 6 head of cows, 3 head of horses, 4 head of hog», lietwren 50 and ft) hens, tetophonr ami everything to start farm- ing. it ill give possession right away. I'ncc 39,500. Address TG. Selo Tribune 314 acres, M) in cultivation, balance pasture and timber; 4 miles from rail way station, 6 mil«-» from good town, 1» miles from school, 2 mil«-» from church, on rural mail route, well wat- cr«-d, small running • tream, and nu merous springs, good 7-room house; IXxtiO foot t«arn, other outbuildings,best ! ’ i land Would tttvide into two or mor.- places. Price flS.OUO. Address T2. Sc» Tribune. XH2 acres. 200 in cultivation, balance i«a»ture and timber; near good town and school, 3 mi to» to railway station; small orchard on place; g™»l 7 room house; 3 good barn», beat «juality land, near good market fur dairy products Would divide Into several small farms. Price SbO.UllO. Addrera Tl. Scio Tri buhf. 7* acre», well improved, two sets of building», on main county road. 1 mile to gu>«rschool,; j mile to railroad sta tion; 3 hours from i*ortland markets; fine river bottom soil, running stream; tl acres <«f berries, full bearing, family orchard. 1‘nce fltl.uOO. 7 4 rs»h, balance long time. Would <-onsi ivdrr a» a txrt payment, residence prota-rty or subur ibur- ban acreage, in g»x*l town or city in the Willamette valley. Yakima valley or California. Address Gl. Scio Tri bune. 2K acres, river bottom. fli>«-at of gar den or berry land; running stream.easy to irrigate, six acr -s of loganberries, raspberries, straw town and blackber rtos, full t-earing.j mile to railroad sta tion. good markets. Price FLOOb. pa ca»h. balance time. Addreas G2. Sc Tribune. 50 acres, river bottom, practically al) in cultivation, well improved, two acts buildings, on main county road. 1 mite to railroad atstion, 1 mite to school, I miles to good town; an sieal dairy or fruit farm. Pries *12,000, wne half cash, balance long time. Address G3, Scio I ribune. Nine room houac. with bath, on two large lota, plenty of fruit ami bernr». All irxaiem eunveni<-nce» Price 11700. and worth twice thia sum. Addresa K K, care Scio Tribune. l »airy ranch of 75 acres, 65 sen-« in cultivation, balance in pasturr ami some timber; house. 2 barns, 2 -hicken houses ami garage, all fenced and cross fenced with woven wire; creek runs through place; live spring, 4 mile to town and 24 miles to railroad station; price fSnOO. Address JZ. care Scio Tribune. 4*>4 acres, 1| miles from Shelburn; 7 room bungalow, practically n«-w, all building» good and insured for lifts), 7 acres in clover, vetch and oats, orchard etc; Al ground; on Scio mail route; good convenience«. Low price for im- (n-diate »ale, |4u00. or would trade for Albany, Corvalh» or Salem pr< ]- rt\ Address TM. care Scio Tribune. 17* acr«-s of Santiam river bottom land. H miles «-sat of Albany; fair house and other bulk lings, 10 scree in cuhtxa- tion. 4 »err each in Mung«-r raspber ries, strawberries and loganberries. A splendid buy and a tug bargain at 32750. lor particulars write HR. care of Scio Tribune. I Not only has Oregon Dougins Fir, but Yellow Pine, Spruce, Ce llar. Hemlock, and other varieties of economic importance, together covering twenty-five million «« res, Mav Day exercises are progress or 5- 12th* of the Oregon acreage. About one-half of the timber in ing nicely and a good time is ex- Oregon is found in Government preted Mav Sth. Don’t mise it. Reserves. There are I «> mm h R<- Remember to come out to the serve* in the state, Lumliermen baseball gam* between Scio hi’» i are permitted to cut an«l market nine an«l the Deaf Sch«x»l. May 5. mature trees in these Reserves af- ter obtaining lease from the United that team earlier in the season.; Aumsville’s defeat was accomplished bv hard hitting and tight fielding. Teuston pitched for Aumsville and Holland for Scio. Save Oregon Foresta State* government. The timl>cr. or woodland, con Forestry i« the art of forest man sisting in considerable |wot of lull agement, based on the scientific I grown trees, should lx cut over on study of the w«»odlan<l«. Thia »ub-1 a selective plan; only those trees ject covers such topics a» the dis should be felled which arc nearly tribution over the earth’s surface, or quite full grown, or are much their dependence on soil and cli too crowxlevl, or are in some imper mate. and their use and value to fect condition. As .ar a* possible mankind. the felling must lie manage«! so Since Oregon 1-aa one-fifth of all that promising trees are not injur- the standing timl-cr in the United c«l by the falling trunks of the trees States, ste|M should l«e taken to which are cut. It is estimated that iHioaf Oregon by the timber iudua- if forest* arc not cared f<< there try. In the United States in 1920, will be a ne.-dless scarcity as early the total cut of Ihmglaa Fir was. aa 1940. 6.900,000.000 Ixianl fret. Of thia{ Forest tires must lie prevente«! amount 33 per cant waapeixliucd i in Oregon. fires ar- caused by carelcea- t«/ all forest tires arc caused l»y careless camper*. No lire* should lx- kin» died «luring dry weather in the heart of sut-h wiMidlarula except in moderately large clearings free from brush, and these should lie carefully watched and put out. Cut ting up large tracts of forests into smaller portinns by means of roads helps to keep »mall tires from spreading. However, in warm.ilry weather a fire under full headway is seldom stopped until it reaches extensive clearings or Ixxlies of water. The Oregon forests are our liest friends and everything should be done to preserve them, for they make a valuable and beautiful state, such as we all desire (yegon to 1*.—Frosh. General Science
