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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
$1.7.'» i in- Year
Scio Get» the Ribbon*
M it) ORKGON.THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1923
Scio Boy Make» G-xxi
Big Fire at Corvallis
Fire destroyed the Rickard gar­
age and some adjoining buildings
Thursday afternoon at Corvallis
The garage contained 45 automo­
biles. all of which were destroyed
except four, The owner eatimatM
his loss at from $H0.iH)0 to $7<)J>0<)
with insurance to only aliout one-
tenth cover it, moat of the autos
were insured.
The Ba*ver foundry, which ad-
joined the garage, suffered a lose of
about $41.000.
For a lime it wa- feared the en-
tire front running southward would
tie destroyed
Help was called for
and the Altiany Are department
started but turned back on learning
that the fire was under control,
1,000 feet of hoae was sent from
Other Scio wmn« rs ->f prizes were
lw>nard Gt bey, lx - Z. Her. Joan Pacific International
Albaoy.
The entire Io««, including the cars,
Coultard. S. I’ Crt ■ -haw and S B
Live Stock Exposition
not
counting the insurance, is esti
Holt.
listed
at IIOO.IMN).
Millard and 1’ r:.il«i Shelton won
The thirteenth annual I’aciric In
flr»t. second and third prizes with ternational Use Stock Exposition
their Silky WhiiuOtp a .tun chick­ will be held at North Portland, N - Receive» Bueno» Aire* Paper
ens.
vember 3-10 this year.
The new
W H Thums. s->n of M r and
premium itsl is out. and those wm>
Mrs
l> C Thoms, who is in Ruenos
Large Numb' r Initiated
contemplate exhibiting mav secure
\ir--a.
Argentine, working for th-
co pits by writing lot). M tiummer.
Sundav w i» a ’-ig -lay in the Z General Manager. 211 Northwestern Standard Oil Company in geological
C. B J ciriii fat Itir i.H i».»n Gap Bank Bldg., Portland. Ore
research work. *>-n( a copy of th-
In the fnren.i n 10 ru w member»
luenus Aires Herald of August II
The premiums fur livestock an
were mitt i «-I to - t' lodge bv Mr
to hi« mother in this city
the horse show total aboul »JU.iXX*.
J ak'ph Hrtena >f [tenver. Coin ,
It is a seven column, eight page
placing this exposition u the same
wb<> is working in thik v.ciuiiv in
paper
and in make-up and general
class with tne greatest livestock
liw uu
’■ lodge
\ photo­
topearanee
is about the «ame as pa
shows ana exboaittuna in Anwiieu
graph of the group w
u»ai-u by J.
ers
in
the
United States. It hs
llle oecl Calli« in-
l»e« .
F. Wesely. At n-■
all present
W* »- •
Shorthorns, Hereford». Aiierdeen » a Mil run of advertising.
enjoyed a picnic dit nor and the
Angus. Milking Short Homa, ana tie»» an advertisement of Overland
afternoon waa s|n-nt in having a
Red Polled cattle. Large and rep car« and Victor talking machine«,
The evening
general good time,
resenlative exhibits of all these have and one thing which we do not ad-
wan spent in dancing. It is estimat-
vert he in thia country —Wine* and
been promised already for 1923.
eil that about 200 were^m-sent.
Liquors.
The dairy cattle division include--
The Scio lodge is also increasing
This copy is Volume 47. number
Holstetns. Jerseys. Guernseys. Ayr
their membership and are planning
shires and Brown S wim , and it is ex (¡148; is printed in English and some
t<> put un a big initiation in the
peeled that some of the world's rec­ •rtieles are in Spanish
ner future
The leading article in this issue is
ord Cows will be present again, and
that the record-breaking nunibeisot i report of the memorial service
Mr. Whitney Drowned
held for President Herding. One
last year will be suipassed.
Peter Whitney, manager of the
The sheep department includes ail •>f the largest building» in Buenos
Hauser Bros, sporting goods store
the usual breeds — Itunibouillets. \irea a as packed at this service the
in Albany, was drowned in the Wil­
President of the Republic, all dig-
South-downs, Duraeta. Uheviuta Cui
lamette river near Harrisburg last
riedales, Romneys, Costwolds. Lin­ nitari s. and every citizen of the
Thursday, when the imat from which
colns and Leieesters. with a bree-1 Unilsd States being present.
he was fishing
overturned
He
Arrangements f ir «eating the peo­
new to the exposition
Suffol»»
could not swim and before aid could
ple
wm under direction of St>encer
The usual liberal premiums are of­
reach him. he sank fr>»m sight.
Poet of the American Iwgion.
Ek
fered for Angoras and three breed»
An soon as the news reached Al­
it ia «aid that in spite of the
and
of milk goata.
bany a searching partv was organ­
tact that the majority of the thoua
In the hog division there will be
ized. They being unsuccessful. a
mds whe attended arrived at the
Poland t. hitiaa. Duroc-Jerseva. < ih -»
professional grapph-r was called
une lime, they were ushered to
ter Ain tes, Berkshire« and Hamp
from Portland Friday
The body
their places without any rush or con
shires.
Futurities of $l,U00 each
was found Sunday three miles be­
are off. ¿red by the two hrsl-mtmeu fusion.
low Harrisburg
The service
waa opened with
breeds .
The funeral was held at Hubbard,
“Iwad Kindly Light” sung bv the
Ibu Percheon, Belgian, Shire ana
his forrrer h toe. Iu-siay aftenooo.
Ukranian Chorus, after which the
Mr. Whitney Was >. ••d S3 years Clyde* dale draft horse» and Jack» Rev. Dr. I. B Harper, pastor of the
He is surviK-1 by his wife and four are i rail supplied with premium American church, offered prayer
children; his m< 1 er and one sister. mung y.
l hi« was followed bv a number of
He took up his n -idenee in Albany
l a e fat stock classes are strung addreww-s and closed with Mendel-
about a veirngo
agas i Uns year
««hon’s Funeral March as a re-
ll.e Ixiys’ and girls' clui.» are of­ eeaakmal.
Rockrfellet ty< ave it and fer« d oyer $4,000 iri premiums ana
You cannot gid a very good
Ford xav* spend it. Perhaps it tor contests and judging
ih<- pig
idea ax to the number of people
is a fifly-iifty policy that keep*
fe«s ling contest al.»mj carries $1.0v0.
in a church by the number of
u* all poor.
assd large exhil its for thus event automobile* parked in front of
wni i come from all parts of the north it.
d
The Srio <l<»at Club was awarded
the silver loving cup aa the first in
the work being done in the schools
of western Oregon under hv Smith-
Hughes act and for work done in
the boys’ and girls’ clul»« directed
by the extension department of 0.
A C
Max. the 15 year old son <>f J F
Wewdy decided two years ago torn-
gage in the hog business, and with
a small sum of money he hud saved,
he purchased a large type I in roe-
Jerarv Gilt from a breeder it Grand
View Wash., paying $X4 for her
Her mother sold for $S-tl p1 il» ex
Those included in the winners press from Minnesota
He haa jtr«t sold seven of eight
from Scio an Lucille Sommers, sre-
pig»
from this gilt, resizing fill
und; Arnold 7.y-st, third; lama Zys-
for
them
and has one of the liest
set. fourth
ones
left.
Iwutides
the mother, which
Others in this cl»*» were; Edith
Hugh. Shedd. first; t'lsrence Pike, ia now worth more than at the time
Plainve* ami Is a • St.aback of he bought her
Mr. Weaeiy ha- shipped h->v« to
Cottage Grove fourth.
Thie is the first year prizes have Ulis community for some lime, and
is doing thia as a help to get good
slock introduced in the vicinity.
trial work.
As usual the judges fur all live
Mr >ck will tw men of the highest
at> ility and authority obtainable, and
w JI come from all parts of the I’m
is d States snd Canada
CIGARETTES
c
GENUINE
DURHAM
TOBACCO
People’s Theatre
A Rara* (•alt Picture
BURNIiMG SANDS
U. of O. Open* October 1.
High school graduate« who plan
to enter the University of Oregon
t his fail are requested by th«- otfiri
Ids to be in Eugrne Sept 25.
regular freshman English ex
lion will be held on that daU
Registration dates for ho
and old students will be Thu
and Friday. Sept. 27 and M.
With
Wanda
Robert
Ixtgan.
Hawley.
Cain
Milton Sito.
and J aquello»
Oregon to be in Movie»
Ezra Meeker, northwest pioneer
and trail blazer, was the guest of
his grandson. Ll.nd Templeton of
the Albany garage for a short time
Thursday morning
He »»• accom
pained by Prof Avar id Fairbanks,
University of Oregon instructor and
sculptor, who haa i-een making a
bust of Mr Meeker at F.ugr ••
On Monday Mr. Meeker «p ke l-e
fore the Portland Chamber of Com­
merce in connection whh his cam­
t»aign to raise (¡00.000 there and
$100.000 in New York to have
motion pictures of the Oregon Trail,
taken and exhibited
Mr Meeker stated that 70 granite
markers have lieei placed on the
Oregon Trail by his ox team expedi­
tions
He has spent the I ist three
months in selecting scene» to lie
filmed along the trail
In 1907 Meeker started from New
York with an ox learn, traversing
Bn-adway
He was arrested fur
driving cattle in the street
He
camps>d in New York for a month
until Mayor Hvlan gave him per-
miSHion to continue with his team
Mr Meeker is 93 years old. but
he is active and careful of his living.
Albany Girl Win» Prize»
Mildred Glann. daughter of Mr.
»nd Mrs I), M Glanr of Albony,
has just be»-n awarded $25 »’ate
prize and 110.00 county pr ¿e for
the Itesi e»«av on the subject. "H >w
Good ivoth M-i Aio
ealt’i”,
offered by
contest.
She won
last year.
local prize
prize.
the state denta
iv
(ftO.OO in i-asav i uzes
She w<>n the W C. 1
and the state W C. T U.
Friday Very Sultry
No. 5
Plan Outlined to Avoid
Grassy Flavor in Milk
When th« herd Is Crst placed on
pasture or Is turned Into clover sr al­
falfa. a grassy taste Is often cause*
In the milk for a short time not only
making the milk ot>Jecti«nahls to
trade, but affecting the butter taste as
»ell
This ran usually be eliminateli
by starting the herd un a change of
pasture, or a pasture from rutilino­
mi nt. gradually
|a> noi lente the her* on the new
pasture too long the first day a few
hours In the morning ar afternoon,
stiiq.letnetillng thia with e>nir grain
and a .try roughage such as sllnce.
The stinge can beat be saved during
the tinte of g«MMt iHtsture. after the
eowa baio grn.tusUy boon allowed
more time In the pasture, as It will
make a good supplement fur p«-.r
p .lures later in the summer
After
a week <W ten days, cows producing
twenty pout -1« of milk a day or Iona
will need tittle If any grain oat good
pasture
Tar heavier producers, feed
a pound of grain for each atx <<
eight pounds of milk produced per day.
A mixture of «»> pounds of ground
corn, '.«st pounds ground oala, or bran,
and l'»l pounda iff cotton aeed meal I»
recommended hv the Ihirdue dairy de»
<*oit<ui»eeri meal It m |>«-
part meni
dally good • t till» time to prielui-« »
firm butter with batter quality.
» rl|
aS to tend to rhck th» laxative ef>
ft-, ta of a freak pasture. A liberal sup.
ply of salt should be available lu herds
on psature at all times
Ohio Cow Makes Record
of Five Seta of Twins
The Ohio Mtallna Itullelln T makes
note of a row In the station herd that
I- reported to hare dropped flve sets
of twins oat of seven times calving
Twinning haa also been rather com-
nmn In other closely related cows la
the beni
The poealblllty of estab­
lishing s family of rows which would
pr.. liii-r a high |>eri>Mage of twin« Is
so/ ..«ted, hut It le I Hit nt rd out that
of lb- nine sets of twins reeurdi-d
x
«»re ti-
nint fno-niartla aik
three were tun les
Home Burned
Wednesday morning aliout 10:34)
<>’i lok the >-ro<>in mttage of 1 lynck
F a 14 us. three mile» cast of Scio was
completely diatroyed by fire, which
. .•uglit from a defective flue. Mr.
Faltns hail gone to Albany, nothing
was saved except some bedding
and three trunks. The loss is esti­
mated at aliout $3,01)1) with no in­
lumt Friday was another hot day
in the Willamette Valley. Ther-
mometera registered 100 at Eugene
and from 85 to N'.i in other place».
In Scio it was verv sultry and hot.
Thermometers here registered 05 at
surance.
four o’clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Kerns of Stayton,
Nothing succeed* like sue-
died as a result of b«-ing overcome
cess
—except a large inhert
by the heat while Working in a hop
tance.
yard near Salem, and Mrs. Mary
Green of Portland, was over come by
the heat at the same hop yard.
-,
Local Folk* Make Change
On Monday of this week there
was a general shifting of positions
in Scio. E. 0. Arnold ha« resigned
his position as bookkeeper at the
Oregon Milk Co., and on Monday
began work for the Montana Life
Insurance Co., Miss Dorris Weddle,
who haa be«n working at the Con-
fectionerv will take the place made
vacant at the condenarrv. On the
return of Mr and Mrs C. (’ Bilveu
from their honeym > m. it is report­
ed that Miss Neva Thayer will as
sist at the confectionary. Miss
Bennie Sutherland is assisting Mrs
Weddle at the telephon oflie«« in the
: i ' f
. I ■■
Mr» .)
Stitcha haa been assisting at the
confectionery during the absence of
Mr. ami Mr». Bilyeu in addition to
her regular duties a« clerk at the
post office.
SCHOOL
BOOKS
We have a full line
of school supplies
Sold for cash only
Kelly’s Drug Store
t.