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ent proposition, but we wonder how
long the young lady who broke the
long distance dancing record could
walk the floor carrying i a cullk-ky
baby.
And again, we w -nder I h<»w long
she would hold out in a l<»n« di»-
tance dishwashing contest.
We wonder wha. your >wn indi-
vidual opinion is of these foolish
girls who wear out several orches­
tras and a half dozen male partners
apiece to get the title ’'Eodurance
Dancing Championship of the
Bible Thought Today
hlviklvN hEHTHOV»: Every city
or house divided against itself «hall
not aland —Matthew 12*26.
Welch your step and I m * In tune
with Scio on July 3d tad 4th. Big
doin'» those days, 'tis said.
Don’t forget the Community Club
meet ng next Monday night at the
big gym
It’s free to overybody.
and the building should be filled.
World?"
What possible good caw lw the
outrome*’
It’s a futile pursuit
that will take its health toll later in
the young dancer»' lives. Over-ex-
ertion always presents its bill ami it
always collects—in full
As we see it. there’s ju«t about
as much sense in endurance dancing
as there is longdistance running,
prise fighting, w ight-lifting, auto
racing, and other equally foolish
over-exrrt contesting»
it’s interesting to watch this
dance craze with It* hundreds of
crazy dancers ami wonder where it
«rill end
The properties listed below are all under-priced
and are quoted at what the owner would want
to pay were he the buyer. They must be seen
to appreciate the value. Write the Scio 1 ribune
if interested in any listing and owner and loca­
tion will be forwarded immediately
31 acre«, more or less, close to it<«l
town; 21 sere« in high state of cultiva­
tion. and all river bottom land; good
house and other buildings. 2 acre» in
logantierries, i acre in r*d raspberries
Price H.W. llouO cash, helance at 4
per cent. »mill consider trade tu< »mail
acreage. Address ¡Z. cars Scio Tri­
bo or.
|,*W| acre ranch. 100 acres tn cultiva­
tion, with fair buildings, a good barn
»<«4 other buildings, water piped thru
out, < omplete ret of machinery goes
with this place. Price fHO.Ob per acre;
46.UUO cash, balance time. This is one
of the twat buys in the Forks of the
SanUam, and should be grabbed up im-
tnvdiaU'ly. Address JC, cars the Scio
Tribune.
house; 3 good bams; beat quality land*
near g«»i market for dairy products*
Would divide into several small farms*
Pru-v 160.000. Addroes II. Scio fri'
buna.
7» acres, well improved, two sets of
building», on main county road. 1 mile
to good school,. | mile to railroad sta­
tion, 3 hours from Portland markets;
fine river bottom soil, running stream;
6 acres of berries, full bearing; family
orchard. Pr.cv llfi.000 | cash, balance
lung time
Would consider as a part
payment, residence property or sut>ur-
ban acreage, in gxx«l town or city in
the Willamette valley. Yakima valley
or California. Address Gl, Scio Tn­
bune.
The new n<gnboarda now being
erected on vacant lota in Scio are
notable improvements, but residen­
ces and business blocks would I* of W HENRY FORD A CANDIDATE?
28 acres, river bottom, finest of gar­
more benefit and help reduce the
One bkM-k on South Main street, in
den or berry land, running stream,easy
The fact that petitiona for the
Scio. With good H room modern house,
to irrigate, six acres of logi ’•nbcrrte»,
taxes. Pt pie want to come to Scio
nomination of Henry Ford for prea­
torn and outbuikllngs; walnut and fruit
reapberries, »trswl-ernes ano I black ber-
to live, but they want mat, com­
tree». Price J2K»’ for a Quick sale.
nsa, full beanng;i mile to railroad ata
ident were filed in eight state» in
Th.« is an eseeptionsUy good buy. Ad-
lion, good markets. Price I5.00U, part
fortable bou«es
the West recently centers th»- atten­
dr»»» V. ran«- Scio Tribune.
ca»h. oaiance time. Addroa* G2, Scio
Tribune.
tion of the country upon whnt hi»
For Rale In city limits of Scio, 3
Cohimencernent not far off, and
acres with good modern house, barn
50 acre«, river bottom, practically all
fiw- will go out iA o the world to attitude reallv is regarding the nom­
and chicken bouse; I acre in rsspbemca
in cultivation; well iaaproved; two »its
ination. The filing of the petitions
and lots of other fruit; price Is Etfeiti, a
buildings, on main county road, j mile
make their mark
Will it be bright
good buy. Addrvas E-1, care Scio Tri­
to railroad station, I mile to «chool, 4
looks as if he’s in the field in earnest
ami shiny or just a blank? The
bane
miles to good town; an ideal dairy or
but as yet he h.a made no personal
fruit farm.
Price 112,000, one-half
graduate can answer this question,
For Sah fio acres good black loam
cash, balance long time. Address <¡3,
announcement, nor has any one elsei
land, all in cultivation, one mile -from
but mnyne we older ones might help
Scio Tribune.
announced with authority that Mt
town and high school, railroad ami milk
them to k»*< p steady and straight.
•-.H..)<-u*<-ry.extra good lieanug orchard;
Nine room house. with bath, on two
Ford seeks to lie » candidate for the
good building», farm well fenced. Ideal
large Iota, plenty of fruit and berries.
highest office in the land.
Thr fact
3air> farm
Price II10 |>er acre for
All modern evnvrnisnces. ¡’rice J1700,
Even with capital punishment in
quick sale. Addrosa AA, rare K ch >
and worth twice thin »uni. Aildr«-»* K
that hie position is unknown creates
Tribune
Orvg«>n. murders are occurring with
K, care Scio Tritnine.
an element of uncertainty in the sit­
Increasing rapidity. The Tribune
Nin- ty-aevrn acres, all tillable ex­
I‘airy ranch of 78 acres. 85 acre» in
uation that is causing much worry
cept 15; Is well drained; .10 acre« now in
belivea that if pardoning powers are
cultivation, balance in pasture and some
crot 3> left to »uumer fallow in spring,
to politicians who have been accus­
timber: house. 2 barns. 2 chicken house«
eliminated and commutation of sen­
family orchard. Good h-room house
end garage; ail fenced and cross fenced
tomed to arranging thing» before­
with
t»M*emrnt.
good
bsm
and
out
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tence forbidden, except in convic­
with woven wire; creek runs through
buildings, all farming implements, tools,
hand. If Mr. Ford were outspoken
place; live spring; 4 mile to town and
tions areured on purely circumstan-
etc,; 5 head of cow«. 3 bead of horse»,
2| miles to railroad station; price Ix-’X).
in hie ambition to be nominated nt
4 head of hog«, between So and <ki hens,
cial evidence, nud that technicalities
Address JZ, care Seto Tribune.
telephone and everything to start farm­
th« next national convention there
be wiped from the booka, there
ing. “ ill give posMwaivn right away.
4tq acre«. If miles from Shelburn; 7
would not be so much anxietv in.
I*rice W.frift. Address TG, Scio Tribune
might I m * a lessening of such crimes
room bungalow, practically new; all
some quarters
It is the quirt un­
buildings good and insured for Utkin. 7
t 314 acres. SO in cultivation, balance
in the future. Every man or wo­
acres in clover, .vetch ami oats, orchard
derground propaganda, evidently
pasture and timber; 4 milro from rail-
man who commits a crime of any
etc. Al ground; on Seto mail route;
say station, •> tntlea from good town,
spreading silently all over the coun­
good conveniences. Ix»w price for im-
mile« from school. 2 mil«-« from
nature has learned to depend upon
mediate sale, 441MMI, or would trade for
try among people who are not poll-1
church, onqrurai mail route, well wat-
Albany, Corvallis or Salem prufierty.
some lawyer and our courts to And
\
»red,
«mall
running
stream,
and
nu-
ticians nor partisans, that alarms
Address TM. care Scio Tribune.
meriMia
springs;
good
7
room
house;
"technicalities” In court proceed-
the leaders It is impossible to mess
4 m 6l) foot l>am, other outbuikdings.beet
Ings that will free them or lessen
17| acres of Santiam river bottom
of hill land. Would divide into two or
uni the strength of thr Ford candi-;
land. 8 miles cast of Alitany; faif house
more place». Price »lh.OUO Address
the sentence. We have the highest
and other buildings. 10 acres in cultiva­
T2. Scio Tnbune.
dacy by any rules known in politics.
regard for the legal fraternity, but
tion; ’t acre each in Mung.-r rasplwr-
It is elusive, and meanwhile Henry
He». »Irawberrie» and loganberries
A
3K2 acres. 200 in cultivation, balance
lawyers seek places in large numtiers
sph-ndid buy and a big bargain at (2750.
pa-tore and timber; near good town
Ford says not a word. He does not:
In our law-making bodies and of
For particular» write Hit, care of Scio
and school; 2 miles to railway station;
even have any known organization,
Tribune.
* «mall orchard on place, good ' room
course they pass laws to benefit
unless the men who sell and use hi»
their buainesa. Give us common ears might be said to I m - an organ!« j
sense laws in verbage a comnAm
xation. The fact that those right
man can understand, and administer
petitions have been filed show», how-.
them without fear or favor, and all
ever, that work is being done in his
will c<»me out right in the end.
behalf.
How many delegates will Henry
CONSOLIDA I ION OF SCHOOLS Ford have in the convention? That •
IS LIVE ISSUE
ia what puzzle» the political leaders. had a fu|| house. John Swan and short visit with her father. Theo. kovsky.Wilson Richardson and wife.
Our Jordan and l^irwood corre- They don’t know and have no means, wifa of Portland. Delbert Yearoten Gaines, and her grandfather. She Mr». Dale Poindexter and Mina BerJ
spendents in a small wav touch up of finding out. Ford’s friends are’«,,| wjfe of Butteville. Clarence recruited up on vegetables for the nice Faley.
HE EATER
the school consolidation, which gives scattered and yet in the final show-; Lovejoy and wife of Dallas, Theo- mill hands while here.
promise that the people are alive to down they may be numerous enough jore Gaine# of Portland, Aunt Eliza
Ed Kalina has set out 3800 kale
A Big Day*» Work
one easy method of reducing taxes to surprise and embarra#» the polit- Crabtree and son John of Scio, and plants, ao aa to have plenty of cow
Griffin brothers. G. A.. Elmer and feed for the winter. He provides
and at the
imr time greatly In­ ical leaders.
The Ford Motor Company during
It
has
been
said
that
the
wet
and
(*)tff<>rd. all ara |MUIt 40 year,_ not a well for Ms cows
crease the ellirit-ncy of our public
I
the
week ending Tuesday. May 16.
wornan.
schools. It is true consolidation of dry II» will cause more trouble in * chjld eighl mt.n and
One of the Interesting events of
•et
up
a new production record by
school districts has been in practice the nomination of a candidate next called in for a good old time at the the last week was a farewell party
turning out 39.303 Caro and Truck»
in some states for several years and year than lany other qu»*eti«»n. Rut old reliable Santiam Farm to remind at the home of Will Richardson, be­
for domestic use, it it announced by
Henry
Ford
’
s
candidaev,
if
he
is
a
It has proved entirely satisfactory.
th»- old folks they were »till remem­ ing given in honor of Miss Bernice
the Ford news. Thia exceeds by
candidate,
will
raise
other
questions
The school board of diatrict No. »5
bered. All had a fine time, auch aa Faley, who is leaving for her home.
260 the previous high weekly record
which
some
people
regard
as
infin
­
and the patrons of the school are
vou seldom see at a campmeeting. The early part of the evening was
of 39.063 established the week be-
overlooking a real opportunity if itely more important and which The Portland folks blow up the San­ spent in playing gam»*», i-ate in
fore.
others
will
view
with
undisguised
they do not take «tepa to bring
tiam Farm as having the finest gar­ the evening luncheon was served.
The highest day of the last week
alarm.
He
is
the
political
sphinx
of
about a consolidation of the districts
den they have seen this year, and Those present were: Spencer l»ng.
1924.
was May 9 when a daily production
adjoining No. *.**».
more of it and far cleaner.
wife and son; Vilas Arnold, wife
mark of
car» and truck» was
No better time will ever present
Alvis Gaines, wife and son of and daughter; Vilas Philippi, wife
reached.
itself than now
There is no bond­
SANTIAM FARM NEWS j Portland, where he has worked the and daughter Alma; Porter lx>ng Al river Rougt the Fordaon Trac­
ed indebtedne« against the district,
past four years with the fire ward­ and family. Mayaell Hassler. Clinton
tor plant's production for the week
and the outstanding warrants would
ens at 3175 pei month, called in for Arnold.Lonard Arnold.Ethel Rhoda.
2.940
May 29
not be a part to lie assumed by the
a short visit with hi» old uncle. S. Clarence Rhoda. Joe Ambrosek. td
The Lincoln division of the com­
districts joining with us No 95
Ed Kalina and wife made a run W. Games. He also visited Mr». Ambrosek, Mrs. Laura Piatt and
pany produced 186 cars during the
would have to carry that as she is for Scio Sunday afternoon to vialt Eva Davenport and daughter Lilly three daughters. Dolly Arnold.Rheta
w.*ek ending Tuesday.
now doing. This is a question that with his mother. Mrs Nimic.
Arnold. Ralph Hassler and wife.
of larwood.
should I m > I t . a . d intoand right soon
Our »ch'iol closed Thursday, We Will Hassler and wife. J. W. Mer­
Oscar Fillpot of Lebanon and
Last Thursday night the pupil» of
—not later than the June meeting. Coral Lucas called in Sunday on have had a moat successful school ritt and family. Jim Dobrkovaky. the Madison junior high school in
buaineea with G. A. Griftin. as he under the management of Mias Zys- Ed Bilyeu and family. Otto Meuller I Albany presented a series of play« to
DANCE CRAZES AND CRAZY
had been uo to see Fillpot on a »>- set
and wife. Mildred tduev. Ida Shi- > raise funds with which to pay for
DANCERS
Mro Hilda Sehreman of Kingston manek. Frank Merritt. Mrs Georgia the freshmen class pvturm in the
cial trade.
<*ur eeiebration.as
sailed in Monday aftaraeoa
Fred Deter- (
Of course it'» an entirely diflar-
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