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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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of Oregiei. but »till a fact. Further-
mor«, this yarn la absolutely virgin
wool yam; the wool waa grown in Linn
county, cold by Mr. Semtors totbeOre-
gun Worsted Company (mills luratoi at
Sellwood). made into worsted yam by
Roy T. Bishop, son of C. I*. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem Oregon knitters try this vam
out. All colors. 46c per ball of 2 om
Samples sent on application. Addreas
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T hi 'RSUAY, Dec 27th, 1923
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PORTLAND. OREGON
40 yearn in business.
Riley Shelton,
Plaintiff.
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Mary R. Mchmadeka and
Chris Schmadeka, her hue
band; Florence E Withervw
and Norman Withe row, h«r
husband. Cyrus Hotoclaw;
Lee Yates and Sarah Yates
and his wife; Lafayette R.
Yates and Lucille Yates,
hie wife; William J. Yates
and <1 race Yatea, his wife;
Joseph Yates; Maude M.
Ixmg and Frank Long, her
husband, Stella Fix and T.
A. Fix, her husband, J.
Edgar Yatea and Laura
Yat«». hi* wife; Emma
Yates. and also ail other
jierson» ar parties unknown
claiming any right, title,
•state, lien or interest In
the real estate described in
the Complaint herein.
Defendants
Pacific Stale» Fire Insurance Co
NatlCt •! fiMl
SlWMMt
Nutic« is Hereby Given That tbe
ur.i>< r»igned administrator of th« estate
Millions of dollars are lost to ■ ■f ii. I Cary. ,iec«as«d. has filed tn th«
agriculture every year through I ..unty Court of Linn 1'ouuty, Oregon
1 Anal account and th« Judge of said
harmful insects.
The bird» are Court hti t ied th« 11th day of Febru
their natural enemies. They also ary. I Ci al the hoar of 1« o'clock p
i as the lime for hearing objections, if
destroy the seeds uf weeds, act as any. «•» «aid fimai account and th« srt-
... nt torreof.
scavengers, and in the winter cat
<11 perse.» ha» mg sod interest In’»aid
the eggs and grub« of insects
estate ar* Iw rrb) notified to be and ap-
Most states having ornithologists pear in said Court at said tiro« to show
fan», why said final acconnt
have requested that persona kindly obuuM <>t be allowed and said estate
disposed towards birds place food I settled
listed this 24th day of December,
in their usual haunts. The cold IWS.
Frank G. Cary,
season is here and with regular
Administrator of estate of
supply of food cut off, the bird»
II J. Cary, deceased
Weatherford A Wyatt,
are now faring the period in which
Attorneys for Administrator
there is great danger of ex term)*
any, Oregon.
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nation by starvation.
Although the
songsters have migrated, the one»
remaining deserve attention.
A little grain « ill do much to re*
licve the bird»’ distress during the
winter, or, if this is to much trouble
table crumbs to them will lie wel
come. Watching the cat will also
be appreciated, and this is small
enough compensation for sei vices
rendered.
We have
Everything
OlTiCAL
I.VI. STRAIN
Is the cause of many
HUMAN ILLS
BANCROFT
Optical Company
Association Membership No. 6611
To Mary E. Schmaileka, Chris Sch
313 W. 1st St.. Albany
medeke. Florence E. Witherow.
An
association
of
railroads
main
Pro|M*rty and Automobile I
Subscribe for the Tribune
tain in the Capital City of the Norman Witherow, Cyrus Hulaclaw,
J. 5. S FICHA, Agent.
Nation what is known as the Bureau La Fayette K. Yates, Lucil« Yates,
of Railway Econmlcs, paying each William J. Yatas. Grace Yates,
their proportionate share towards its 1 Joseph Yates. Maude M. lxing. Frank
Ixwig, Stella Fix. T. A. Fix. J. Edgar
maintenance.
Its activities include the gathering Yates, Laura Yates and also all other
DR. A. G. PRILL
of a large and valuable library, Ixtar- persons or par tic» unknown claiming'
Ingredients
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ing upon al! phases of railroad trans any right, tills, estate, lien or interest |
Mill
Run
Ground Whent
in
th«
real
»state
described
in
the
con
PBTS1CI3D aot S dunb
portation. and the issuing of bulletins
Ingredients
Ground Oat Groats
and statistical summaries, designed plaint herein.
Calls Attended
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF •
(»round Corn
Meat Meal
to present a national picture of
M il Run Bran Gr. Wheat
Soy
Bean
Meal
Middlings
OREGON; You and each of you are]
Day or Night
railroads, their operation, and costa.
Gruur.d Oats Cocoa Meal
Bone
Meal.
The railroads contributing to the hereby required to appear and answer
Sov bean Meal Chop Barley
sup|x>rt of this institution, through the complaint uf the above named plain
Analysis Not less than
Salt
it enabled to understand what all tiff in the above entitled Court now on .
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Crude Protein
file
with
the
Clerk
of
said
Court
on
or
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railroads are doing, and get a
ANALYSIS
5.0 % Crude Eat
complete vision of national railroad before th« 31st day of January, 1924. .
Not more than
Protein 15' < Fat 4%
operation, find it a must valuable that being the last day of the time pre
7.0 % Crude Fiber
scribed in the order for th« publication
adjunct to their business.
Fiber 11 ' < Ash 5 %
8.0 % Crude Ash
Physician ami Surgeon
Such an organization is needed in of thia summons, and if you fail so to
PER SACK $1.60
PER SACK 12.00
that other growing and vitally im appear and answer the plaintiff will ap- i
Salem. Oregon
portant tr»n»|x>rtation field the high ply to said Court for tbe rehef demand-1
Bank of Commerce Building
TWO GOOD ONES
highways
are ed in said complaint, to-wit:
Office Phone 189. Re». Phone I288W way world. Fur
rapidly liecoming much more than
For a l»ccree ef »aid Court ordering,
mere connecting links between farm adjudging and decreeing that the plain
and town, city and country, over tiff above named is th« owner in fee
which the farmer drives his grain simple of the fu4k>W'ng described real
and and pigs, and hauls his house property situated in Linn County, Ore
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hold supplies. With the increasing gon. to-wit:
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OREGON use of the automobiles» a jiaseengcr
AU of Lot No. Five (6) in the City of
Calls answered l*ay or Night
carrier and the truck as a means of Scio, Linn County, State of Oregon, as
Tuberculin Testing
freight transportation, the high the same appears and is designated on
way is coming to take its place in th« recorded plat of the original survey
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of mh I city of Scio onjfil« and of record
A Bureau of Highway Traffic Eco in the office of ths Reconier of Convey
nomics will cm ble all road maker». I ances in and for said County and State
road planners.and road organizations
Also, Beginning at the Northwest
to function more perfectly.‘(make
corner of lx>t No. Four (4) in the City
Fresh and Cured Meat —
more progress, save more money,
<>f Scio in Linn County, State of Ore-
Bacon — Lard—Sausage
Who sell their whole milk get paid for every
and use roads more efficiently.
• gun. as the same appears and is desig
ounce of butterfat produced by the cow. No
“But who will do it ?” The Na nated upon the recorded plat of the or-
We buy your Veal and
tion must do it. Its needs is but
I osh from |xx>r or worn out s<«pnrators. Why •
| igtonal survey of Mid city now on file
Dreaded I log«
one more argument fur the estab
be burdened with the drudgery of turning
and of record in th« office of the Re
lishment of a policy of national
corder of Conveyances in and fur sahl
and washing a separator when you can save
Holecliek Bios , Props.
highway building, and
national
County and Mate and running thence
money besides time and work.
Selo. Ore.
road using, by which the National
South along the West boundary line of
Government
will
not
only
build,
muMum»*»*****»»**
•axl lx>t a distance of Thirty-six (36»
pav for. and forever maintain a
feet; thence F. m I One Hundred <!<*>»
system of national roads, but will
feet, thence North Thirty-six (36) feet
through some organizations laid
to the North line of said |I»t; th< nce
down along similar lines to the
West along th« Northfline oGaat<!|l>it
Bureau of Railway Economies, make
Such as Ham, Sausage, Roasts
On« Hundred (100) feet to the place of
it possible for all highway users to
Condentery, Scio, Oregon
—served cold, ste.,
always
beginning.
employ these roads with the great
make a welcome meal for a
That you and each of you will be de-
est economy and efficiency.
hungry man. Order from us if
Web Foot Egg Mash
Goldenglow Dairy
Feed
E. H. Hobson M. I).
Scio Mill & Elevator Company
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
DAIRYMEN
Scio Meat Market
Cold Meats
Oregon Milk Company
I creed to have 00 right, title, estate.
' lien or interest in or to the above de
1141.1.*» < 4T4KHI1 MKDtmra will scribed real property or any part there
da what we claim far It—rid your aystem of and that you and each of you will be
"f i*»tarrh
or
pMtn.ia caused
by
for ever barred and enjoined from as
Catarrh.
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HAM.*« CATIIIHR Wl'.llll IXK eon- serting any claim thereto whatsoever
•'ata at an Ointment which Out kiy
llallev»« the catarrhal Inflammation, and and that a dscres wiU be taken against
the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
»eta throuah the 111«.>4 on the Mu.nus you for such other and further relief a»
Surface«, thus raatonng normal condi
may be proper in the premia««.
tions.
Sold
by
flru«gt»t»
for
nrer
40
Tear».
This summons is published in the Scio
W. A. Ewing.
T. J. M unter»,
F. J. Cheney A Co.. Tt-ledo Ohio
Preeldent
Vice i re».
Tribune by order of the Honorable Geo.
E. D. Myers. Cashier
G. Bingham, Judge of the above enti- <
O. A. C. SHORT COURSES tied Court, made and entered on the
13th day of December. 1923. wherein
Intensive practical instruction in (this summons waa ordered and directed
agricultural specialties varying from
to be published one« a week for six'
one week to 20 weeks as follows consecutive and socceMive weeks, be-,
Does a General Banking
General Agriculture Jan. 2 March 19 mg seven weekly publication» thereof. |
you would tie pleased.
HOW’S THIS?
SHELTON BROS
SCIO, OREGON
The Scio State Bank
Business.
Interest paid
on time deposits.
Riley Shelton
Real Etiaie Broker
and Notary Public
Jlb^ratU Obtained. Examined
OREGON
PhcinM J
M1R12
Ihoofi I Bunion in
Notary
Public
rf. C. ROLOFF
Auctioneer
Horticulture
Jan. 2 March 19
Dairy Manufacturing Jan 7*Feb 2
Herdsmen and Cow
Tester»-..... .... ...... Jan. 2*June 12
Farm Mechanics, Tractors,
Trucks, etc.
Jan. 2-March 19
Farm Mechanics (one
week»
Feb. 18-Feb. 23
Third Annual Canner’s
School____ __
Feb. 4-Feb. 23
Land Classification and
Appraisal..
— . Jan. 7-Jan 12
Agricultural Economic
i Conference____ Jan. 21*Jan. 25
For further information regarding
any course add rem
The REGISTRAR
Qan.uN Aoxx t ltfmju . C«xaua|
CwvwllK
The date of th« first publication of
this summons is tbe 20th day of Decem
ber, 1923 and the date of the last publi
cation thereof is the 31st day of Janu
ary. 1924.
HILL A MARKS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postofflce Address of Attorney» for
Plaintiff:
Albany. Oregon
Check up on your stationary