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Mr*. H. E. Tobi«, who ia recover-
ing
from a recent operation in an
LOCAL BREVITIES
Albany hospital, ia reported to be
doing fine and it la expected that
S. F. Zyaaet was la Albany Satur­ •he will be able to come home soon.
day.
A. L Rice and family of Klamath
1, Hoagland spent Friday night Falla visit»«! A. L. Riddle on rout»
In Albany.
'3, Wednesday. They had attended
If you have any grain to haul, a Sunday «chool convention at Eu­
gene and were on their way to Bal­
phone Sam Stoller.
Art Chandler made a buaineaa mer. Idaho.
trip tuJefferaon last Monday.
Mrs. E. W- Jochinw-n and three
children
of FLntacada visited Mr*.
Charley Richards and wife an-
Jochsnaen'a
sister. Mrs J. T. Sial-
visiting relative« in California.
cud ami family last week.
Mr and
Mrs. Ed Stepanek calle«! on Mr»
Mr». Stalcup accompanied them to
Doran Corn Monday afternoon.
Newtwrg Saturday on th"ir way
Ed I’oavar and R. R. Roruvicka home.
were in Albany on buMneaa Satur­
Use Dr Hem Dip occaaioally in
day.
your hog wallow. It mean« g<x>d-
“Aunt Becky” Morris is suffer­ night to lice and ia a dUinfectant.
ing with a badly burn«-«! finger on Al»o uae Dr. He««’ Fly Chaser in
her left hand.
your houae and wherever flies gather.
Utile Miaa Mary Anne Stew art We sell them. Hibler & Gill Co..
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of Albany ia visiting her grand­ Scio. Oregon.
mother. Mrs. Rebecca Morris
It stands the test. It is the l>est
that
can be made. We refer to
Ed Stepanek and wife ami child­
M«-adow
Shade Butter, made in
ren, Mr. Hjermstead and Mr. Rid
die; and Dorau Com ami wife en­ Scio of cream purchased in thia
heal th'a
For your
joyed a picnic in Stepanek’a grove community.
a
pound
with
sake
take
home
Bunday.
Made by Scio
your next order.
Mrs. F. J. Irvine and grand
Creamery Co.
daughter, Dorothy Howard, of Echo
Jack Roberts and wife and daugh-
who have been visiting Mrs. Irvine’*
ter
of Portland spent Sunday with
aister, Mrs. Henry Hassler, left Wed­
Mr
ar.«i Mrs. George Bilyeu. Mr*.
nesday for an outing at the coast
W. H Small and daughter. Feather,
Art Chandler was at Yoncalla a
also of Por land, who have been
few days last week looking at a
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bilyeu for
ranch which it was proposed to Im
some time accompame«! them home.
tiailed for the hotel, but when he
The paving on the atrip of road
saw it he wondered how it was any­
body or anything waa alive that from Green's bridge to Jefferson
will soon be completed and then. Oh,
lived upon it.
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The Scio Tribune
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tlrr,«»
as
many
apples
«•
are
now
eaten
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tad
production,
.a*
eonsuoipUaa
would
boy! won’t the goiog be fin«? Then
would be conaunwd if th« famili«« j ir>crwaae enormously
when the road from Scio to Green’«
could buy them at price« their family
Th* c<x>pfirafiv« movement appsars
bridge la paved, there will be great
1 lu bs pr-aent <-vm«dy for this condition,
budget» would permit.
joy in going and coming to and from
Consumption of almost «very kind of -tror.gly organ»»«!, so that a majority
fruit» and v»e»t«bi«a would be doubled of th« product can bv controlled and
Scio.
if the retail price« were not ao high » -id from a centra! agency, middle «*•
J. L) Denamor« made a buamewi
that (hr moat of the product» arc re­ I....... « s' J profits could be cut and th«
trip to Portland on Monday in con­ moved from the family necevaity li»L «rowers given their juat part of the re­
nection with the mill. Thia mill And «ven the list of abeulute nocewsitiea tail pro-«. Oregon haa all that it could
will aoon begin receiving grain for would hr greatly inrrvaiwd in volume if dr«-» n of in abundant crops. y«t th«
marl t situation looks very dark, for
storage or for it* own use in making the retail price« were lowered.
A «peaker at a recent Grange meet­ the nr«» -i that others than the growers
feed* and flour. The mill will I»- |
ing »aid of thia situation; "It ia not • »nq-i ate the markets and control tbs
worth while asset to Scio under ila over production but under-cnnaumptMWi. pn ■ t«
A rrcord production sold at
present management.
H«- mrnv hand« grab a profit off the I--«- than production cost » not pros­
• tuff we raise that when it reachca the perity.
The Tritium- would appreciate It
kitchen table« the price ia ao high the
very much if our reader* will report family rota the ration.’’
to it the yield per acre of grain, and
United State« Senator I'«rah in a
the condition« under which it was •peech in Portland. July 11, made the1
produced. Thia will enable the startling statements that out of the 22*
and one-half billion« of dollar» of farm
paper to give to the world the
product« produced in thia country in
productivity of the «oil in the Fork* 1922. the farmer« received but
bil- Want«--! To trade a larg« Overland
car for wood and a cow. Inquire
of the San (lain
Will you do thia tiona, while the eommiuion men and
at the Scio Hotel.
other middle intereat» absorbed 11| bil­
for ua?
lion». Senator R--rah truly »ay» that Nine room house in Scio, for rent,
’’thia condition will dcatroy any indus­
•ale or trade. Inquire of E. H.
Will School* Suffer Now?
try.”
Hotwn, Scio, Oregon.
5I-p
Sixty-six per cent ia too much to add
Last Friday Governor Pierce nsmed to ths producers' price and have a nor­ Wanted Tw<> baby buggy wheel*—
the varioua county tax supervision and mal consumption of any product
must i<e in good condition, In-
Un
conservation commiaalons. there being der such a system much produce must
quire at the Scio Hotel.
three for each county. For I.inn coun­ rot where grown because th- retail
Wanted 12 eord* of big fir wood,
ty he named E. D. Myer» of Scio. J.
price 1» bryond the common roach of
lfi inch length*, and free from
Mayer of Ijebanon, and Arvhi* < M>i families. Ilul if thia middle expense
knot*
Inquirv at the Tribune
ler of route 3. Albany.
could l>r divided to « large extent be­
office.
tween the producing and consuming
The act of the last legulaturc in cre­ classes there would be no cause to cur- Farm Wanted
Wanted to hear
ating tax supervising am! conservation I?
from owhvr of Improved or un­
eommiasiona took th« power to )<-vy ‘
improved farm for «ale. in thia
taxes for M-houl districta of th«« third J
v- imty. L. Jonea. Box 438, Olney,
clssi th«w with I«»» than 31X1 chil Iren J
III.
of school age out of the hsrvl« t>f the !
Strayed r Stolen Between July 23
High Claw Photoplayi Only
people of the district »mJ placed thi» j
and 26. on«- 2-year-old brown
power tn the hand« of th« commission, j
Jertu-y heifer with crooked horns;
•raiMV-NOMuav
acrording to an opinion written by At- i
06* yellowish Brindle heifer with
torney General Vat Winkle for the in-1
AUGUST 5th and 6th
horn*
Any one seeing them will
formation of J C Johnson, distnct at­
b< t>« d for notifying T. B. Smith,
torney for Gurry county.
/?< tty Compson in
r-^pte I. I" x 37. Crabtree. Oregon
The opinion ia bsjM-i largely upon an
opinion of the Oregon »upretnc court in |
Money t<- f«oan at 5|'/<
The Fed-
the case of Tichiwr v«. Portland, in
crnl Land Bank of Spokane. Wash.,
volving the function of the tax cotnwr 1
will make loans through the Forks
vation commlMHor of Multn<>«n»b county
f the Santiam National Farm
of which the new rounty rommissiona
I. an
\--<»ciation in amounta
juat named ar«- merely extensions. In i
fr -m fl 00 to |25, (MM), for a per­
this eaae the court
-I-.-it that “the i
iod of 5 to 31 j year«, on first mort­
Daily Ornati Concerts
commi»si«>n conq-<»«-«l-d thr« «- n- n.G r»
gage security
Inquire of W II
by H elen E rnst
who have in hand a'l the data necessary
M«Lin, S<-c.-Treas.. route 2,
to consider is evi<iently more efficient
Scio, Oregon.
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than any number of public meetings." a
"It ia apparent.” the attorney
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eral declared, "that action of the «chool
district in the actual levy of it» tax,
subsequent to receiving the order from
the supervising ami conservation com-
mlesion, is merely ministerial. It can
do nothing but levy th« tax direct««! in
such order, and if it fails to «io thr com­
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mission will peform that duty for it
"It is my opinion that the tax. when
finally levit-d by a school district of the
third class, should be vot«-d by the legal
voter» of the district, although it w»uki
RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS
•eem rather an unneessary formality,
All funeral» given |n-rsonal attention by Mr. lowe
and the only vote which such elector»
»-rrvices and I n--«-« Guarantee.I p. Satisfy ».very < ustomcr
can give is forth« tax levy as contained
lady Attendant if deairwl
in the order of th«« commission, and if
N <*. I^»wa
N. I. Moaataon
Auto
the district, for any reason, fail» to
l«r bam mi
Thane -I»ay. 397
Equipment
Phoiir H
make such levy, then the commission
I’honr—Sight, 396
will mske the
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Globe - Albany
“ The Rustle
of Silk”
Scio Hotel & Restaurant
Meals at All Hours
oo
LOWE &. MORRISON
Enrolls
YOU
fàrc/iateSXatv
Touring Co
Stilt Miriti Aftit Dtprfaeat
$5.00 starts you to­
ward the ownership
of any type of Fora
Car, Truck or Ford-
son Tractor.
We will deposit your
payments in a local
rank at interest.
You can add a little
every week. Soon
the payments, plus
the interest, will
make the Car, Truck
or Tractor yours.
Come In and get
full details.
C. E. SreviB, Market Agent
Fred T. Bilyeu
Authorix’*d Sales and Service
Phone 27
Scio. Oregon
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There ia considerable open talk thru- ;
out th» state and nation, some of which 1
i» ««pressed in the newspaper», that
the real remedy for the low pries« paid
to farmers for their product» is ii less |
production- limiting pro-’action to the
point where forced demand will guar-
ante« growers fair prices. The Nation­
al Wheat I 'our.-H <-f Chicago semis out
an open letter to the editors of the ag-
gricultural press in all slates, under
date of July 2, which outline« the rtis-
couraging market situation and states:
"Thi« condition will last until through
knowledge of th«- fact«, both production
and consumption approximate a balance
in the United Stabs."
The market agent department be­
lieves that consumption of almost all
farm products could be very greatly in­
creased if the two-thieda added eoat be­
tween what the farmer gvta ami the
kitchen pays could be reduced, or large­
ly divtdad between producer and con­
sumer.
Th« price of flour and Its many by­
product* are entirely out of proportion
to th« wheat price the grower get».
Much more flour would 1» u««rf in many
forma of home l>s«ing if the -«oat was
lower, as also the cost of sugar and the
other ingredients that g» with baking
and rooking
H«od River apple grower» «tale that
last fall they sold much of their fruit
at below the actual cost of production,
and that if the present marketing out­
look doe« not improve, many of the
grower» m that serttam will fad Foor
August
Outing Suggestions!
#7 am
lines )
jf
Viz
’T’H ERF'S no bettor time for your
1 outing than August, though it
be for a day, week-end or longer.
The day* art» flooded with sunshine.
The trails are at their beat The
weather condittons are sure to lie
pleasant.
Southern Pacific trains will trana-
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l»ort y 'u in comfort with safety to
the place of your choice.
Gt us suggest;
NEWPORT and TILLAMOOK REACHES
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
OREGON’S MARBLE CAVES
EXCURSION
TICKETS
N< >W
ON
SALE
OREGON’S MOUNTAIN LAKE AND
RIVER RESORTS
PORTLAND- rug < irv or boss *
SAN FIIAM« ISCO
LOS ANGELES
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SAN DIBOO
ski* a kxt oniss «.A«««
You: I--cal ticket agent «rill
glmlly gWwyou further par-
tirutan». Ahim or writ«
Ji’HN M. SCOTT
Ass’t Passenger Traffic Manager,
Portland. Oregon.
outhern Pacific Lines
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