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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1923)
,-j| m/ï >• > ■ Vol. 26 THE SCIO • 1 No. 49 SCIO OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 19 1923 11.75 th« Year From Canada Cow* Pay Wall The Scio I ribune delights in boosting for every concern in the Forks of the Santiam, whether we ever get a piece of printing, an advertisement or a subscription or not. If each prospers a little or much, the Tribune will also prosper a little. We are not selfish to the extent that if our back is not scratched we won’t play. We hope the paper and its management is too big to let disagreements of opinion be the means of holding back community progress and indi vidual enterprise. We are boosters for the Scio Conden- sery, the Scio Mill & Elevator Co., the Ballin mill, the Jor dan Flouring Mills, the Cameron Sawmill, the Urban Bat tery Mfg. Co., and all business and manufacturing estab lishments in Scio, Shelburn, Crabtree, Jordan and Lacomb. That’s why we boost the Community Club, for it boosts the entire Forks of the Santiam. We should have a copy of Tribune in every home, and we invite every non-subsci iber to become a reader. Send in your name and $1.75 today. J N I»ng is a firm baiaivsr in his four cows, and he has a right to be proud of them. He does not feed them any better than any man ought to to get the results they are bringing him. For the mooth of June he received a check from the Sno Condenary for $9150. almost »23 per head The first 15 days of the month they tested 4.1 and the laat 15 days 4.4. which is a good average and one that brings home the coin. Norman sell« hi« milk the yeer ar<>umi to the Scio Condoners, and aaya he find« he always gets what Is coming to him from the concern. Anywav. he «ays it helps to keep the money in this community to do bus iness with those who sre s part of thr community life, and ho considers thr condensry the biggest Dart of the community uplift. Each cow pro duced a little over a half ton of milk for the month—total 4168 pounds to tie exact. Scio Wins Third Cam« Big Day Next Sunday In the "rubber" game of baseball, played between Scio and Stay ton on the local diamond last Sunday. Scio was the victor. It was one of the beet and prettiest games played here this season, as both teams played tight ball and really bordered on big league ball. There were no scores I until in the sixth inning, when Scio ran up two. and again in the seventh it scored three more and in the eighth it annexed two more, while Stay ton was only able to capture one run in the seventh inning. Both teams were in excellent condition, and showed that every member could hold down his part of the t game. There were no particular stars on either side. Notice For Bids The coming Sunday will l>c a big «lay for the local Baptists and the last services liefore the pastor. Rev. J. R. Parker, leaves on his summer vacation. There will lie a song service with preaching and a business meeting Saturday night, according to word from Rev. Parker. Sunday school at 10 a. m, on Sunday. Also public worship and preaching at II o'clock. In the evening at <8 o'clock will be a special gospel in song service. In all these services Pro!. L. W. Mulkey of Philomath a musician of experience in song and on the piano, will lead. The pul lie generally invited. -......... - ■■..... . o Curtía Hop Ranch The School Board of District No. 96. of Scio, Ore., will recivs sealed bids for painting the exterior of the school building, two coats of a light tobacco brown, bidder to specify make of paint to be furnished, build ing to tie scraped and brushed; Also make bi<l <>n doing the work, the School district to furnish the paint. All work must be done in a thorough and workmanlike manner. Bids must lie in by 8:00 o’clock on Aug ust First The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Eulela Arnold, clerk. Diet. 96. JURY SELECTED PARKER FOR MURDER Aluiut three »»"clock yes terday afternoon the jury in the case <d George Par ker, charged with murder of Sheriff Dunlap on June completed. 21. was J, Norman Long of laat Scio living the name drawn aiul accepted Immediately the attor neys uttered heir state ments and the taking uf teat *many l>cgan. The following compose the jury: Arithmeticians should go to Tenn. Physicians should go to III. People'» Theatre Noah should go to Ark. Miners should go to Ore Laundresses should go to Wa«t ¡'(wciti Thomas Meighao in Back Home and Broke Bible Thought Today 1 GET THE TRUTH: — Buy thr troth, and sell it not: Alw* wiwkom. and inatroction. and undwr»tan<fit>g: —Proverbs 23. 23. Mrs Fred Bilyeu entavr tamed five ] tables of 500 at her home Tu-aatfay Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Flatarey of Edmunton. Alberta. Canada, with their two children arrived in Scio Sunday to make a short visit with their aunt. Mrs. Wm Fuller, and sis ter. Mrs Paul Kamal**, before con tinuing their journey to La Angeles, where they have just bought a large business establishment. They went to Salem Monday to receive a Hud son Six car in which they intend to 'continue their journey. Mrs. Full er gave a dinner jmrty to ten friends Sunday evening in their honor. The dining room was tastily decorated in green and red, red shaded candles furnishing the light. Mr. and Mrs. Flatarey expressed themselves as be 21 and Undergoes Serious Operation I juu Thurwlay John Leffler was taken t<> Salem by Dr E II Hobson, where he underwent an operation The highway through Linn conty f,,r stomach troubles. It was is a minus quantity in the Red B •*. thought at first that the malady was Pictorial Guide and Souvenir publish a burst«! ap>>endix. but it was found ed by the General Advertising Ag- n that it was tulierculoais of the stom ey company in Portland and being ach Dr. Hobson was assiatml by sold to the tourist travel Die pub Dr. Fred H. Thompson, and It is lication gives the highway cour-s- an I said the patient is getting along as the towns and distance ami me pic- well us could be expected under ture taken along every mile of tin such conditions as hr was in when course from Vancover. B. C. to Tin taken to Salem His many friends Jauna, Mexico. D. C. McClur«- of are hoping for a speedy recovery Tangent has one of the books tn which he advertised Mother's Inn Reunion Held but In the wrong location. The guide in reaching Albany di rects the travel through Corvallis and gives no account of the Pacific highway extending south through Linn county. The b wk is said t<> In receiving a ready sale from the tour ist and is regarded as an injustice not only to the traveling public but to Lian county. ■ Albany Democrat 1 In- five daughters of Rev. and Mrs S. T Miller, pioneer», who liv ed near Scio, where .Mr. Miller was pastor of a Presbyterian church, held a reunion at the home of Mrs. A. E Randal in Albany lust Wed nesday. They had not all been to gether for 43 year*. The sisters are: .Mrs John Miller uf lialsev. Mrs J. C. Hudson of Pullman. Wn„ Mrs Fannie Buchner of Salem, and Page Ad Next Week Mrs Surah Gamliei and Mrs. Ran dal of Albany. The occasion was a It is with double pleasure we an visit of Mr«. Hudson nounce that the Trtpune will carrv a full page ad for one of the largest Hop Pickers Wanted concerns in Scio the pleasure is ours, because af the monetary re- Register al the Tribune office, turns, and is yours for the »aim reason to you C. T ('raft and daughter, Mrs. The ad is from the Scio Mill A John Castello, and W. G. Smith Elevator Co. it will carry a m< • were In Altiany or business Friday. ■age to you such as has never l>een — — — — —1 ■— carried here before. We urge our grain growers to watch for thi« ad. as It io of especial interest to you. This concern is spending thousands of dollars to bring the mill up to a first class condition and make it of much worth to the farmers, It de- serves your patronsge and gOod Germicidal will But watch for the ad. 22 Admission 15c-35c SOAP is it Notice For Bids Tbe School Hoard of District No. 96. of Scio. Ora., will receive sealed bids for reshingling the school house, furniah all material, shingle* to be cut from green limN-r, laid five in- chaa to the weather, joints to l-e broke not less than on«* inch, two nails to the shingle. Bids must t>e in bv 8:00 o'clock on August First. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Eulola Arnold, clerk, Dist 95. July ing well pleased with the American s>dl and people anti are intending to take steps to become American citi zens a* *Hin as they are settled In their new home, Book Slights Linn Highway Situated about six miles North George II. Anthony, west of Jefferson or about one and Lucy J. Ward. one-half miles west of Talbot. B. S. Sander*. 30 acres of hops, good camp Geo. W. Skelton. grounds, tents and shack*, tables, Everett M. Willard. benches, sawed wood anil clean Fawn A. Clausen straw furnished free. Alexander Follock, Groceries will be delivered to camp I W Oakley. grounds once a day. Fresh vegeta Anna Clark. bles can be procured from a neigh Edward J. Foltz. bor. |. C. Porter. Picking will bagin about Sept let J. N. Lung. and continue about three weeks We will pay the prevailing price for Beginning laat Saturday the 9. P. picking The hops will run about Company inaugurated a new train Shoes! Shoos! 2.000 pounds to the acre service lirtwren Portland and New- Durbin A Cornoyer. Salem. Ore port. The new train will run three days per week leaving Portland on Where To Spend Summer Tuesday. Thurwlay and Saturday at H p m and arriving at Newport at Egotists should go to Me. 7:10 the following morning. The train* will leave Newport at 6:45 Catholics should go to Mass Elmer Limbeck, 28. sod Crystal p m on Wednesday, Friday and Readers should gu to Conn F. Bates. 19, both uf Scio, ware mar Sunday and arrive in Portland at Suitors should go to Pa. ried by Judge Bayne in Albany Sat 8:00 the following morning. The Invalids should go to Md. urday afternoon. Sunday Special has been cancelled.» Debtors should go to O. Young men should go tn Mim 11 O. W. Compton of Spokane and Mrs. Martha Ackeraon of Baker are expected to arrive next Monday for a visit with their mother, Mrs. J W. Compton. They sre the young- of Mrs. Cemptoo Cleanser, Deodorant, and Disinfectant Excellent for removing body ordors. and Excessive Perspiration. 25c Cake Seo (hir Window Kelly’s Drug Store The K exalt Store i I
