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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1923)
'• THE SCIO i TRIBUNE u>m i. ■ byt n Situated about six miles North west of Jefferaon or about one and I. V. M^ASw Mr. I V. U<A. otte-half mile« west of Talbot. 30 acres of hups, good camp grounds, tents and shacks, tables, benches, sawed wood and clean straw fumiahed free. Groceries will be deliver«*! to camp grounds one» a day. Fresh vegeta bles can be procured from a neigh bor. Picking will begin about Sept let and continue about three weeks. We will pay the prevailing price for picking The hops will run al»>ut 2.000 pounds t«> the acre. Durbin A Cornoyer, Salem. Ore We are registering pickers for this yard at the Tnl une office. Yims A great surprise for the home knitters of Orvgim, but still a fact, Further- more. this yarn is sbwlutely virgin wool yam; th« wool w«s grown jr » l.lnn county, sold by Mr. vnders to the i »re gon Wor»led Co|gp»ny (noils lor ted st Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. I’. Bi»l proprietor of th« Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitter» try tl is vsrn out. All colors. 46e per bull of 2 »<« Kanipte« sent on application. Addre 41 C. P. bishop. B om 76, Salem, Oregon, The hay of the Knight m III Hr « HI MW A WILLYS KNIGHT OARTU mOT0H CO . Scio. Or The bay of the Knight ia II F 1C I? Shelton Bros Wants all vour Poultry Will I‘ay Top Price SHELTON BROS.. St JO, OREGON DR. A. G. PRIll. Phuiciai ani Sorteos Calls Vended Day /orWQght <W rear Coolidge announced that would carry out the policies of the ex-president, till the expiration The new president first ettracted notice and made poll tier. ________ •mice by supreasing th«- police in Boeton. He is a quiet m it is reeognixed that he ha s th and ability And so we «ah still sorrowing for the gr<-gf leader. ‘’Long live the t*reri<h The following business firms of Albany are t Linn Couuty, and urge every community to Proper Protection! V*............ .. i M C. Games at Crabtree, finish«*! his threshing on the Santiam farm, and seeing hia father was on starva tion and out if horiwfevd he drove over with a full load of gram to re- plentish the old man's grunery and cheer him up. which was extremely generous of his son and highly appre ciated. 1 Tht rhuay . Aug. ». 1923 President** Death The president is dead, long live the president. At the time of ths Inst publication of the Tribune it was announced in the evening papers that the president was much (letter. At al»>ut eight o'clock on the same evening. Thursday, news was receiv ed in Scio over the radio that the President had di«*1 instantam-oualy and without warning at 7:30 p. m. "Death, said the bulletin," was ap narently du«- to some brain develop menu probably apoplexv. High bio'l pressure had undoubtedly lx**n one of the avmptoma through out but It wan not announced In the bulletins. The president's w<-ek of illness wss brought on by the strain of a long transcontinental tour with the usual s|**echmaking, handshak- ing and changes of climate, food and water The trip to Alaska was the last straw A digestive diaturb- anc«1 was experienc«*! by the chief on th«- trip home from the territory. Overexertion after arrival brought on the dieturlianca of the cardio vascular system that the later caus- «*! his deate. Symptoms of pneu monia which eau»«*I most worry to attending physicians did not develop seriously and death was a great sur prize, apparently, to the specialists in attendance Three of the physi-t cians were members of the official party. Brigadier General Sawyer, the presidents personal physician. Lieutenant Commander Ihwine assist ant to General Sawyer and Hubert Work. Secretary of the Interior. Wilbur and Coopar were s(M*cialists called in consultation. It is said, al so that the célébrât«*! Dr. Mayo of «Minneaota, was prepared to go w«*it No town can lie pcnn.ti prosperous in which the ens and tradesmen d<-|>* on each other do not pat one another. The fac rtd little ia ever made ie| away to trade, if it <~i mt cured at home, and o then» is a loss Show t 1*4 in which th«» people mal rule not to send away fo thing they can get at n<»ru we will show you i '0 which busineita is I vely everybody buys, an < entered from abroi are low and the patruniz«» each oth no suspicion that will be abutted. Ia* deratoud that whei men of any town habit of sending r purchaaea the btuun« guish. Having no con® in «»«ch other how can tn pect others to have in them? No, tha way to build a tow ize «»ach oth«»r, and k'-e‘ business at home. Scio Meat Market The Scie State Bank Riley Shelton Secure yoor date «arty and he has always been too poor tc live in a mansion at the capital Cabinet membera. aeeurding to Mias Anna Smail call«*! in Sunday after Sunday school, for'a little chat with the old folks. Sh«» is employe«! to teach the school near th« Shind ler bridge where she has taught the last two years. Mr Taylor and wife of Prineville, arrived Sunday for a Hannah Ray. Th* I ter-in-laws, a« Mr» Tai rnerly Mrs. Geo. Ray paaet-d away about two The Scio Hotel ca lie or a w«-eka supply of fru tallies, as they can price. PIE EATER AVAILABLE COPY YOU CAN'T KICK AND When n mule kicks, pull. Th«» tuono is true of When a man kid doing much pulling. As soon its some mule kicking over th«» trac«-» < in’ up about Honu-thipy don't exactly suit him, him over the ears wits a couple of times. If h< straighten up and start | again, unhook his trac* and tun» him out of th«» Its the only fi av to g«»tl A kicker not only doe any work himself but upsets the whol«» orgai He hold* back all of h mates and plays havoc gener ally. Many a poor worm doesn't know* which way to turn. When the worm turns, he meets eith er a chicken or a fisherman. Mr. Frtteman's team Is-cauie frightened while threshing on the Santiam farm ran swat smash up a wagon. In tome way the tongue was turned back along the reach, the wagon was heavily loaded with buitdlea. BEST 410-411 First National Bank Building Albany, Oregon Who sell their whole niA g< t paid for everv ounce of butt« rfal hxuf!i;c«-d by th«» cow. No loss from poor or w«/iSqut s«-panitors. Whv b«- burdened with fne drWqvyry of turning Why »uiier with Headache«? ; and washing a /arator wh«-Th^ou can save money bt»sid«»s time and work. Have Year Eyes Eiaauaed S. T. FRENCH Grouwete Optometrie« With Oregon Milk Company Condensery, Scio, Oregon F.M.Ercnch&Sons Jewelers and Opticians ALBANY, - OREGON •••««»••♦»••• •te»»» •♦•♦♦♦♦♦«•eeeeeeeee Quality Groceries Lumber Priced Right Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. Ice (.'ream Midi Cold Drinka Rough 4>nd Plain 1 4. 6. H and 10 inch. per thousand ............................... 2. 4. 6. K, 10 and 12 inch. |>fr tl houHand ......................... 1. 12, 14. ail legal, per thodi nd.. All »¡zed ujiarged $2.50 more $14.00 14.00 16.00 Always at your service White Cash Grocery Albany. Ore. 712 W. 9th st., Hrudka Mill A, Lumber Co, (In the Wain place ip.-nt f ood • Mr. Je«!, y the slur- Mr MtrnUnetTand lamtiv «nd White wife and son Motored to minnville by truck Sundi relatives, returning evening. John Bents start d Vernon's going Monday. Alli« crop being the first to lie thresh«*! out. John has a tine crew of men this year and he expects a I ■ng run this season • Mrs Anna Hirons s)x-nt Sunday afternoon with Mrs McLain, James Trellinger and wife were shopping in Albany .Monday. Ed Zink is employ«*! in a sawmill near Marion Station and is dliving back and forth to work with Earl Gooch. A bunch of our go«*! «ociaole people gathered on Thomas creek Sunday for another picnic. All had a fine swim. They found th»- w.tter much warmer than in the river and enjoyed it so well all deci«!«*! to go back there again next Sumiay John ttans»^ wife and daughter visit«*! at the (*hartev Ransom home at Aumsville Sunday -TTYTTstsaat New« From Lyons ♦♦♦♦♦• ««»eee•»♦♦»aaa»♦♦♦♦< I 'hone Scio I 6 Scio, Oregon »eoeeaeea» Mrs Henry Phillipa visit«*! at her ■ >n T< m’s home Friday, A telegram was r««cently r«-ceived from Colorado announcing the sud den death of .Mrs. Rosa Schneiders husband, he has had poor health for some time. Silv«*iter Itemier made the trip to Weat Scio Tuesday for a load of grain sacks. Our vicinity was greatly surprised and sad. of the news of the sudden death of Jim Bilyeu, although quiet ly disposed in life, he will be greatly missed by his friends. Mr Weech and family who reside on the Gorgror farm «yr re shopping in Jordan Saturday. Mr. Weech doesn't think Oregon weather agrees with his rheumatism Aunt Ollie Shelton who has been 1 m *I fas for the past fuur months is not improved and is growing stea<i- ily weaker. T L Phillips harvested a fine field of oats Monday, he says the bravest for years. Who will name this snake s«*en on the canyon road below Jordan, it was about IM inch«»« in length, one inch in diameter, small head, blunt tail, smooth aa is varnished and al* (host exact color of r«*i fruit jar rubbar. Quite a number of Mehama folks were visitors al Lyons Avalion field ; Sunday afternoon. : SANTIAM FARM H. 8. Johnsten of Scio is employ ed aa engineer for the rock crush«-r • — • ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ Aug. 7 at Lyons O. F. Korinek C. L. Donohue J Aug. 7 ave taken charge of Albers Bros, warehouse at. West /Scio and will lie in the market f kinds of grain and hay, and will the top market prices at all tim Veterinarian STAYTON, • / * I »Us answered l»sy GILKEY STATION • • • •■• • • • • ♦ • 25 miies «outhweat of Scio, Oregon ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦e««e «» * * « + • ♦ and t the ers l_ Auctioneer Gain»« of Portland, from whom Mr. Hearttet rented his farm near the Shindler place for a term of five years. SHELBURN NEWS for it^ operation if m**«*«sary. X ORE. I • — KEEPING BUSINI3 AT HOME Now that Arbuckle has made his come-back he can go a After a brief ceremony at the back Palace Hotel. San Francisco the body 1 _ 1 Notice ! was placed on a special funeral train and after many d«*laya arrived at Notice is hereby given that in ac Washington Tuesday evening. Wed cordance with a petition til«*! in the nesday morning Aug 8 at 10 a tn. County Court of Linn County. Ore accoin(M«nie<i by a military eecort of gon. School Districts Ten and Seven Fresh and Cured Meat soldiers, sailors and matines led by ty-six are hereby declared a »¡w cial BamnNIJrd Sausage General Pershing also a civic escort JF weed contaol distMc-t for th«- purpose appointed by Albert Cummins pres We buy afitiX Veal and af tne eradicatioryAad cdntrol of the ident pro tem of the Senate the body Drpstu*! Hogs t'anada Thistle; aiW that Anton was lai«! in the historic rotunda at F'altus has Ijgi-n app‘ lht<*i weed in < I th«» capital where rested the b<MÜ«»s spector for said district of Lincoln. Garfield and McKinley Dated this 2hsb dav of July. 1923 an«! the unknown soldier. W«*!nes- M P aynk : County Juda dav evening the bodv leave« for C. T hum .«, County Com W. A Ewing. T. J 5lui kers, Présidant , Vice Tre» Marion.Ohio where th«» last srrvices D. Count' E. I». Myers. ÿ'Mhier will I n - held. Friday has been de ci ir«*l a day of prayer by Prmident t’oolidge and a legal holiday by Governor Pierce of Oregon. Does a Gerte Ml Banking Vice President Coolidge took th»» Business, Inter«»st paid sth of .'ttice immediately. He was on time deposita. sworn in bv his fs ther who is notary public, an«! is the first president not t r«-<* ive the oath from th«- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Fri- Real Asâdte Hrolftt day evening he was met at Washing- and Ncdira Pu I'I k ton by the only secretane« who did yJKttrafh Olla ine J. f, famine J not take the trip, secretaries Hughes SCIO . • • OREGON and new. Th« new president sets another precedent by being the first I Rss. S1R12 Nota to live at a hotel. He will not move ( Business 117 Pub into the White House immediately H C. ROJX)FF out of respect for Mrs Harding, SCIO •»•••••• • he t iban y Pai? The Selo Tribune The Mo Tribune Editorial* Pag« 2 — - ■ ' ■ 1 —— Curtia Hop Ranch * 0?»|M Midi Nrat Ì Mr*. Hertha Woodworth "f Salem, was a Sunday visitor at l.y ns M E. church service in the n rr Mrs Sarah Herringer of Mehama hotel was a ca »*r here Sui «> Rev. Robert Gatke and bride of NEWS Aug •> Mrs J S Funk was happiiy sur prises*! last Monday when a cousin came to visit her whom she had not seen for 30 years It was Mrs Ross Everett of Lindsay, t'alifrnia. Her hue band accompanied her. They left W«*lnesdav. Mr» Everett liv«*l in Browmuville at one time. Mias J-Htephine Powe i I of Knox Butte was visiting Mm lone Morris last week. Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Rutherford and thr«-v children, of Ontario’ ar rived Tuesday fur a visit with the J. 11. Kelly family. Mrs. Ruther ford is Mrs. Kelly's sister. Herman Zellar and [¿»onard Hollis were ceniing home from G-bnnon between 11 and 12 o’clock last Mon day night. When near Griggs sta tion a man crawled out of the weeds and order«*! them to slop Herman did not hr«-d the call. The motive is not known. A surprise birthday party was held at the William Weinlx-rtr home Friday evening, honoring the birth day of their nephew, Leonard Hollis. Sixteen young people were present. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Mrs. Ih-lla Ag«»e and daughter Iteta. of Corvallis visited at the J. 8. Funk home recenty. Mrs Agee is a sister in law Mrs. Funk. We are all saddened to hear of Good Eats G H MURPHY. Prop. »<W W. First st.. Albany, Or»». Oil Stoves Have you seen the Clark-Jewell Oil Stoves? On«' to six burners, eco- ■««»mirai in oil, odorless, quirk beat Ing. With or without oven and high shelf. Refrigerators Full lino refrigeratore il all »issa, .... of — .... igvrstors ia Top c r front ice fill, from IIU.MI up. We carry only <ie|N-ndabte fumi ture cali on or write us for prie«»«. Phone 96 Albany, Oregon 3d and Broadalbin Sts Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is herebv given that the under- <o«l. ss s’lrn'T’i-trat-ir «¡f the esiab- Soi«>m<M> Grime», U-ceiteed, has fil«*l the bounty • ourt of Linn County, < >1 rvgvn. his final account as such s.l imstratur and the saw! Court has fixed Monday, the |(>th day of **rpteml*>r, lt*„’.t. at the hour of two o'clock in the afta-rneon of that day, as the time for the hearing of objections to said final account amt the settlement thereof. Any and all persona having objections to saul final account are hereby notified to be present at »aid time in the County Court room in the Ijnn County Court II IM, i: th« -ity of Albany. I.inn < ounty, Oregon, and then ami there make such objections. FRANK 8. GRIM KM. Administrator of ssal Estate. HILI, a MARKS, Attorneys for Administrator. The indemnity Germany willing to pay, in round nuni- hers is 00,000,00(1,000 marks. The Anti - Saloon league ought to change its name to Anti-Bootlegger. the ill new« of our dear «-ditor and hope for his sp»-edv r«»eovery. Thr«-«htng and baling hay are now in order in these (tarts. The thimble club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. M Holt with .Mrs. 8. B. Holt as joint hostess About forty were prrmrnt Those attending from Al bany were Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs, Ed Smith, Mrs Erma laiux and Mrs, G'e Erwin Mrs. Wmnlfred Gilkey nnd Mrs Minnie Swartx were rr. ceivrd into the club A pleasing ami instructive cont«*it was stag«*!. For ty two kinds of flowers were paused. The guests were asked to name them. Mrs. Anna Holt won first prtxe. for having nam«*i the moot correctly. Much merriment was had blowing out a candle blindfolded. Plans were laid for the annual entertain ment of the club member« husbands nnd lamili«» which will I m » on th«- evening of Aug. 25, at the school house' Delicious cake and icecream were srrved by the hoste««e« SPECIAL Stainless Steel Paring Kinves 23c Ice Pick and Mallet 33c Above Artici»»« are Winchester Special« Thr«*shing is now the order of the day with all hands and the cook are buisy. grain ia yielding fairly good. Mr John Henry Heartlet, wife, three sona and daughter lately from Canada, called in by request of Jury Hardware F am it ar r ♦•A it " * V ■* Fisher Braden »<»«<»♦♦♦♦»♦«»«»>»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦«»<» j -I R. M. Cain ■
