The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, May 24, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
The ' «lasa of Fashion, the Ktmlesa Colo­
nial, with wither Fit Ü or hhur-tin rbei­
te x M- hih U i ■ «•«. "tM-ing is Believing."
Let father and mother see your Christ­
mas pressili« giv« them Kryptoas. the
one-piece bifocal for near and distant
vision.
cade
.
The Mo Tribune
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To know
how good • cigarette
really can bo ma
you must try a
STRIKE
T hi rsoay . May 24, I»23
lt‘* certainly tough to have to
keep on paying installments on a
war that we re not u»mg.
There is much truth in the old
saving "‘Give a fool a gun and he’ll
kill somebody " That was proven
the other day in the camps above
HAROLD ALBRO.
Estacada, where a big firm maintains
Manufacturing Optician armed guards while doing some
construction work for the I' R !,.
A P. Co,, when one guard shoots
another, "mistaking” him for a
Why suHrr with Headache*?
''dangerous” I W W., when the
former called for help. Give a fool
Hare Your Eyea Examined
a gun without authority and he is
sure to kill somebody
Of course,
S T. FRENCH
the germ is in the air and seems
Gra ual« Optometrist
contagious, so kill we must, legal­
ised or not.
Optam e trist.
F.M . French & Sons
Jewelers and Opticians
ALBANY.
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OREGON
♦♦*••♦♦♦*•♦♦«***00**00000«
Jri
MH« M mm
fins
A gnat» r¡ >• for the home knitters
of Or-
tri s fart. Further­
more, this yarn i» absolutely virgin
wool yarn. lh< »-«•I waa grown in Linn
county, ■
M’
• < 1er» to theOr«-
Son U i 't«-i C..> ¡ any (mills locatedat
•II wimm I). n ■ i , -, t<> worst)«! yarn by
Roy T H -top, on of C. I’. Bishop,
proprietor of u><- Woolen Mill Store of
kalem 'it-. ■ knitters try this yarn
out. All <
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per ball of 2 OK
Kami' •
itiioi
A<i<lr-s»
C. I*. I l l , I ■
Salem, Oregon,
Wright & Poole
A /
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M( )R TICIANS
Best of -«'rvicc. both l*rofeMionally
and in I un- ral I "relucting.
Lady AMi»tant always. Best of
Equipment and Price» tiuaran-
teed flight for Everybody.
Pao»» 15
I.EBAM ix
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OREGON
DR. A. G. PRILL
PbnicRii ani
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S qucob
Calls Attended
Day or Night
DR. FICQ
I >KNTIST
ofilce Hours:
9 to 12 a M.
1:30 to 6 P M
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
RTAYToN,
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SALT
We are carrying a large stock of
Leslie’s Salt
Scio Mill & Elevator Co.
Pure-bred Bulls
Valuable Asset
Shelburn School Plea»e*
DRE.
SCIO
tween the numbers Mr«. Murdock
and Mr. White rendered some espe­
cially fine numbers <»n the piano and
saxophone
The program was ren­
dered at the school auditorium and
took the place of the regular Par­
ent-Teacher meeting
The splendid
recognition of community unity waa
never more manifested.
Af the conclusion nt the program
the following were elected as officers
for th«« i'airnt Teacher association
for the cn- ting year. Mrs John
Sima, president; Mrs Ruth Arnold,
vice-president; Miss Elsie Limbeck,
secretary; Me* J W Miller, treas­
urer; ' Aunt” B«-cky Morris, chap- j
THE ASSASSIN
lain
The entire school Imard was!
The second murder of a IJnn admitted as honorary members
county sheriff within a year has or­
curred t’. M. Kendall and W J.
Look* Like Pay Dirt
Dunlap, his successor, Both giwwi
men and fearlem; both ?<«■» to law­
Die —vi-ral aamphra of ore which
lessness; both killed in the pursuit
was
brought down from the Crown
of their duty. One small crime led
to murder a moonshiner in the Mm«*s last week, has lieen on dis­
first instance, two automobile thieve« play in the J F Wewly »tore ever
in the second
What can lie done since and has l»«en creating no little
to suppress such catastrophes is the interest among our tx-ople, The
big problem. Capital punishment lab-sl aa-siy «h^wed that the dirt
Table and Dairy
Half Ground
has no terror, it seems; church«-« waa of good ipialr.v and ran as high
have not solved the problem; patri­ «Ml per ton. If this same ratio can
50 pound* ............
$ .55
otic societies are also in the dark l-e maintain«*d. thaw«- owning stock
Whitney. 50 lb «neks
85c
lot)
pounds
1.00
w
ill
wake
up
s-nne
morning
and
find
How can our iieace officers l«r pro­ I
5 lb blocks. I for
Empire. 50 lb sacks
H5c
.25
tected? Must men I m - led to the themselves millionaires.
R.
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|■.•«•rv.
who
has
been
the
high office of sheriff and
>me a
target for tue assassin*s bullet? Are main promoter in this enterprise, is
we to permit the fair name of Linn more firmly convinced than ever
county to tie made blacker? Since that he has not gouc astray in hold-
other deterrent measure« have fail­ i ing onto the Crown Mmes and thus
ed. especially our courts, there is. in keM-pmg th. stockholders interested
our opinion, but one effectual meth­ in developing th' propenes. A few
od left open, and that is ' Judge feet further in and it is believed the
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Lynch." We shudder at the tug main vein, the one they have labor-
gestion. but all other m<-asures have ■ cd so long to reach, will lie struck.
••••••♦eee»eeeeeeee*»••••»»eoeoeeeeeeeeoeeooeeoee
failed, desperate methods must lie
employed
If our courts and juries
Brownie Band** Please*
are failures, and the hangman's
;not has no terror, then the ire of1
The beautif< I eontata. "Brownie
he people with the aid of "Judge Band." which the grade teachers
,unch" should lie tried
A good had been preparing for the past
nan. a fearless officer Sheriff Dun month, was put on a the school au­
sp, has been murdered .1' I we
ditorium la»t Friday night to a
iope he will be avenged, and «¡ieed-
large and appreciative audience
ly so.
There were 35 youngters in the cast
ORBGON
last Thursday night the Shelburn
bool children, under the leadership
their teacher. Margaret Serfiing.
came to Scio and rendered the dial­
ing program given at their school
on the Monday night previous The
children ahowed that they had given
every heed to their teacher, and
some real talent waa developed, es­
pecially in the darky playlet. He-
Chiropractic Talks
Calls an - '»«•red Day or Night
Tutwreulin Testing
C^iro/brocltyi^
/òr
G alisto*^
*ooe***ss s**-**»***oooo*
Scio Meat Market
Have you been unsuccessful
in obtaining permanent re­
lief from gall atone«' If so
you are just the person we
would like to demonstrate to
that the ehiropradUc way
will bring you permanent
relief.
Phone for Consultation.
Fresh and Cured Meat-
Bacon Lini Sausage
We buy your Veal and
Dressed Hogs
Holechfk Bi Oh,
Meta, Or*.
a*.............
Pro)«.
Ort Scott & Scofield
Palmer Cniropractors
Rooms 414 419 IT. *. Rang Building
Telephone <7
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snd showed that they had been well
trained
The singing waa good, for
youngsters every word being dear
and distinct, and in but one or two
instances did any of them forget
their part
The plot of the cantata
was the finding bv the Brownies of
a fairy that had gone to sleep in
the w
Is and they covered her up
and was guarding her when fright-
ended away by other fairies tn
search of the lost one
Finally one
of the fairies suggested singing to
the Brownie« tr ¿hl induce them to
come and help find the lost, which
proved successful. The olio in clos­
ing was especially fine.
Dairy Herds from Pure-bred S ns »l ow an average in­
crease of 4M per cent in financial return* over dairy
held* produced from scrubs, according to U. S. Depart­
ment <>f .Agriculture.
Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head
of your dairy herd.
Oregon Milk Company
Condenser?, Scio, Oregon
County Paragraph«
Riley Shelton
As a lesson to others, I). H. Bo­
dine Saturday fined l-amar Hobbs,
of (orvallis. 130 and sentenced him
to serve 10 day* in the city jail af­
ter he ha<l pleaded guilty to the
charge of turning in a false fire
alarm
The fine was paid and the
sentence suspended during good be­
havior.
Jim Robinet a pioneer of the
Crawfordsville district,
dropped
dead last Tuesday while ->ut fishing
He was past fiO year* of age.
The North Albany school closed
Friday afternoon with a miscellane­
ous program by the children in each
of the grades.
I’o-tn ,i-’<-r R Iwrt N Torbet waa
host Friday evening at a dinner to
21 employes of the Albany postoffieo.
The funeral of Mark Curtis, 71,
was h- hl at hi« residence in Peoria
last Monday afternoon.
The rrvu sr w.-.klv assembly of
the Albani high school students was
featur«sl Wednesday morning by the
presentation of 45 typewriting and
shorthand medals tn the students in
Real Estate Proper
and Notary Public
Obtained, faamined
OREGON
Time
io Re-ties?
Shelton Bros
*
Want« all your
Poultry
Will Pay Top Prices
SHELTON BROS.,
SCIO.OKEW 'N
I sm in the market buying
Mohair and Wool
Bring me your Mohair and
W ool will treat you right.
G. E. Rodgers, .Scio. Ore.
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