The Scio tribune., July 26, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

The Scio Tribune
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I he following business firms ot Albany aro the Liv< Wirt' of the Hub of Linn County. They are real Booster* nini Cooperators for the gio.v'Ji <>f
Linn County, and urge every community to Maini ioyalh by every enterprise in its borders, but cordially invite you to visit them when in Albany
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It is expected that work on the
t’alapooia bridge on Pacific High­
way. near Shedd, will be completed
in the near future
When this arc
lion is completed these will be an
unbroken pavement from Albanv
to Harrisburg
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The proposal to form a union high
school out of the union high <tch<>o|
at Lacomb and districts No 1. 96.
98 and 122 was lost by a suiMtantial
majority, according to ann unev-
ment just made by Mr« Edna Geer,
county school superintendent. The
election was held Juno 23
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Motto for tinneri - who br» ik
non-stop records: "On mid on
and on with the dance."
A number of silver cups, which
are to be given a» prix«-« at the Unn
County Fair, will In- placed in the
windows of «»me of the Lank« in
Albany in the near future
You can always tell a -trong-'
minded woman, but you i nit
tell her much.
ANOTHER CHAMPION
As chief among i-vr« v <m- nut-
List Robert .J. McGill,
He never did ay "Thank You.”
when
Folk bought and paid the
bill.
A lot of foolish bird: might
pass for wise owls if they
fhe Newport "Fashion" frame, the would only refrain from talk­
dark or cherry ton« on the Crystal ing.
Alluringly Attractive
frame.
Ask to »«••* the »ample«.
¡»^¿¿ììleade
Optometrist
ALUANV OMTA,
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician
Attention, Ex-Service Men!
Sugar consumers can’t ex­
pect much relief. They an not
far enough aw ay.
One of th«* greatest
ilami-
ties to a poor man is to have
some automobile sab sir m dis­
cover his telephone.
The richer a man - the more
he hates to spend a I <1 f dollar
for a new pair of garters.
Conti nurd ah or tag« of officer» in th«
navy has led officials of th« Navy Iw-
partmenl to make special efforts to in­
crease the number of enlisted men for
entrance to the Naval Academy and for
graduation from there as officers, says
Lieutenant Commander Daniel K. Bar-
bey. naval recruiting representative for
the Portland district.
rhe law authorises the appointment
annually of one hundred enlisted men
to the Naval Acedemy and all Cow­
man.ling Officers of Ships are being
urged to form rlaaeee under competent
instructors to prepare any applicants
who have the aoceseary gas hd r ertswa.
It is said that a large eastern cor­
poration of railroad and lumlier
men have been negotiating for prop­
erty at Waterloo, and if the leal is
made a logging road and »aw mill
will la* built there.
All Standard
Units
Albany Garage
F E Harrison of Brownsville
met with an accident about a month
ago which rendered hl« right arm
useless
One day last week his
neightmrs came with teams and wag­
; Why suffer with Headaches? ' ons and put his hav in the barn for
Have Your Lyti F.tamined
♦ him
Albanv. Oregon
S. T. FRENCH
Gr*
Opl*m*trill
With
E. M. French & Sons
Jewelers and Opticians
The Crabtre« and Providence dis­
tricts voter! on consolidation a their
recent elections. At Crabtree the
! vote was 90 for and 72 sgninst con
solidation and at Providence it w»»
18 for and 72 against
Almut 40 Shropshire bro ier« of
the state made a tour of Linn. Ben­
A fat girl ought to be insult­
ton and Marion counties the latter
ed if you offer her candy, but tender years, who thinks he’s part of the week. On Fridav after­
generally she isn’t.
noon they visited srveral herds in
smart.
Find the bright sub it may
Habits are the only cobwebs the vicinity of Sen.
Disablnl World War Veterans, who
have failed to make application for gov­
ernment compensation should do so at
the earliest («ossible moment. L. C. Jes-
seph, 1‘nciflc Northwest manager of the
United States Veterans Bureau urges
laws governing activities of the bureau ¡take a little metal ju>. - i, but
give the war veteran five years from the exercise will do you good.
discharge to flic application for com-
CONSEQl ENi'ES
|>ensation. In a large number of in­
Just a little flix v er.
stances this period expires during th«
late summer and fall months of this
Just a little booze;
year, hr stated.
Just a little quit r.
Ex-service men suffering from •II-
Then a long, long -t uize.
ments of 10 per cent or more, due to
war service, are entitled to compensa­
The line of lea*.’ n i-u.mce
tion ranging from S8 to |H0, depending
these days is the wai-t line.
upon the d.-gree of the disability. Ad­
ditional allowances are made for depen
Another little pn>id in is
dents
I ven though the war disability why all of the iowe- j.
be­
is slight at the present time, the war
gin with "The height of."
veteran should protect himself by mak
mg proper claim and proving service
The truth about most men
connectmn
Wdh thee* steps taken, who “mysteriously disappear”
th. claimant is entitled to the beneflu
they ran—
offered after the flve year period in
1— Away from a woman
case the injury or disability becomes
2
— After a woman
aggravated to a compensable degree,
"Every war veteran of this district,
3— To a woman
which includes Washington. Oregon and
4— With a woman.
Idaho, who believe« that his illness or
“What has become of the
pr<--i t disability is traceable to his
service during the World War, should motion picture bath "g ieautj
grt in touch with the nearest Veterans' now?" asks an editorial. May­
Burca>
t.o-d Mr Jeeaeph. "A let­
be she went in the water by
ter written to this l ureau will receive
mistake
and was dmw ted.
an immediate response instructing the
ex service man how to proceed in the
Another germ w. wi.ii to see
prosecution of his claim."
isolated
is the one whos»- pride
The district office of the Bureau is
demands
that he p.i-t every
located in Seattle and there are branch
car
on
the
road.
offi .-a in Portland. spokane and Boise.
These .>f’i -rs handle, aside from the
Correct this sent*** •• "Hon­
compensation feature, hospitalisation
of disabled veterans, medical treatment est, Ma,” said the small boy;
“I’m going to Sunday school; I
and their vocational rehabilitation.
Shortage of Officer*
Star Cars
just happened to have them
fish worms in my pocket.”
How fortunate, it is, that the
young men who get married,
always hold a re.spon-ibh posi­
tion.
Some people find soft soap a
great help in cleaning up a for­
tunate.
ALBANY.
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OREGON
that grow into cables.
It has Been announced that more
than
>00 head of pure bred Jersey
The top rung of the ladder
cattle will be exhibited at the Linn
of life is the most dangerous—
County Fair.
but it affords the best view.
The School Board of District No.
95. of Scio. Ore , will recive waled
bids foi (»ainting the exterior of the
school t uilding. two coats of a light
tobacco brown, bidder to specify
make of paint to tie furnished, build­
ing to tx serai**«! and brushed. Also
make bid on doing the work, the
School di strict to furnish the paint.
All work must be done in a thorough
and wo rkmanlike manner.
Bids
must be in by M OO o'clock on Aug­
ust First. The board reserve« the
right to reject any and all bid*.
• Eulela Arnold, clerk. Dist. 96.
Curtis Hop Ranch
As a friend interprets that Durbin A Gornoyer. Salem. Ore.
We ai i «r registering pickers for
designation, a Young Intellec­
tual t* a disagreeable chap of I th« yard . pt the Tribune other.
G H
MURPHY, Prop.
VW W, Firat at., Albany, On».
Fisher - Braden
Invite you to visit their
Furniture Store when
you are in Albany
Quality Groceries
Priced Right
Fresh Fruita and Vegetable*
in Heaaon.
Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
Always at your service
White Cash
712 W. 9th it.,
Grocery
Albany. Ore.
We have
Everything
OPTICAL
EVP. STKAiN
I« the cause of many
HUMAN ILLS
BANCROFT
Optical Company
»13 W 1st St.. Albany
Office Hours:
11 30 to IS A. M.
I JO to 6 P M.
I )R.C. EI( (J
DENTIST
410-411 first National Hank Building
Albany, Oregon
Detroit, Frank H Johnson, an em­
fell off of ploy«* of the Hammond Lumlier com­
the running board of a car on which pany at Mill City, either tripped or
he was riding, in such a manner that I st his balance and fell 30 feet,
the wheel of the car parsed over his landing on his head nn bedrock and
right leg making a str night break in then rolling into the Santiam river.
the large twine bet we« n th«- kn«*e anil The accident wa« witnessed bv Mrs.
ankle
Johnson, a bride <>t two weeks, and
A. B Horner and company of <>ne other woman and two men.
Gate« have purchased a corner lot Rescue parties atartni immediately
in that city and will soon Iwgin the to r«*cover the body from the river
but it was not found until the next
erection of a biMiness block
' day.
The people of the two towns of
Representatives of the state high­
Jefferson and Marion are syeking the
elimination of the seven railroad way commission held a conference
. with the county court Tuesday rela­
crossings between the two places.
tive to a new bridge at Albany, tak­
Everett Katie Stannard is prepar­ ing care of the Santiam overflow
ing a history of Linn County and is near Jefferson and a new bridge at
finding the old cemeterie« are very Harrisburg.
helpful in tracing ancestry of pio­
Two automobile accidents are re­
neers. verifying name« and supply-
ported to have occured in this vicin­
ing dates that have lieen forgotten
ity Sunday. Mias Beula Slade of
by those now living.
Corvallis was crowded off the grade
Drilling was started by the State near Waterloo and her mother, an
Highway department in Albany Mon­ occupant of the car.sustained a frac­
day. looking to the building of a new tured elbow, Mrs. Johanna Davis
bridge across the Willamette at the was slthtlv injured when the car «he
foot of Ellsworth Street.
was driving ran into the ditch near
It is thought that the Shea hill Samiemon’e bridge.
Notice For Bids
Opportunity usually makes We will f
the prevailing price for
sure before knocking that it is picking.
The hops will run about
a lucky man’s door.
2.000 p«i< and« to the acre.
Imperial Caie
Bertie Rusk af Albany
The re anon mon* autos are
not smashed up in collisions is
because they have more sense
than their drivers.
Situated about six mile* North­
west of Jr fferson or about one an» I
one-half mi les west of Talbsvt.
30 acres: of hope, goxi ramp
grounds, tents and shacks, tables,
benches.
awed wood and cl »»as
straw furn islied free.
Groceri« ■ will 1« delivered to cam*
grounds o oce a day. Fresh vrgeta-
bl«-» can b ♦ procured from a neigh­
boy.
Picking will begin about Sept, let
and coni anue about three week a
Good Eats
cut-off on the All»any-Cascadia road
will be open to traffic within a week.
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Notice For Bid*
Percy R. Philpott, a resident of
The School Board of District No.
Albany for several years, son of Mr
95, of Scio, Ore , will receive sealed
and Mrs. George Philpott, died of
bids for reshingling the school houae,
tuberculosis in a Southern Pacific
furnish all material; shingles to be
railroad hospital in San Francisco
cut from green timber; laid five in­
Sunday night.
ches to the weather, joints to be
A 500 i arty waa given at Mill City broke not leas than one inch, two
last Thursday evening In honor of nails to the shingle. Rida must be
Mias Sarah Jane Bradshaw, who ha» m bv N:00 o’clock on August First.
just recently returned from the
The board reserves the right to
Hawaiian Islands.
reject any and all bide.
While fishing from the bridge at
Eulela Arnold, clerk. Diet. 96,