¡HT INR mil te* wum ìtfM the SCIO TRIBUNE
A great surprise for th« bom* knitters
of Oragrst. but still a fact. Further-
mors, this yam is absolutely virgin
wool yarn; the wool was grown in Lion
county, «old by Mr. Senders to ths Ore-
goo Worsted Company (mill» located at
Sellwood), made into worst«) yarn by
Roy T. Bishop, eon of C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this ram
out. All coion. 46c per bail of 2 ou
Sample# sent on application. A<idr-ss
C. 1*. bishop. Box 76. Salem. Oregon.
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Portland is a good market
We are a reliable Arm.
Ship to us.
PAGE & SON
Mett» if F nm I Sattiffieat
discuss the topics suggest« d in lea- Farm Surplus Largely Fruits
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son leaflets—men want to discus«
Notine is Hereby Given That the
live questions under religious sur
Wheat, dairy products, beef pork, und« «igr.*d a-lmini*trau>r of th« »«tat«
of II. Ì. Cary. deceased, has file! in th«
roundings, and will go where this sugar and corn furnish M) per cent County Court of Linn Couuty, Oregon
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can be done. Kansas City and Long of the calories, and a like amount
Court haa fixed the 11th day of F«bru-
Beach prove this.
of the fat, carbohydrates and pro ¡ary. 1924 at the hour of IX» o'clock p.
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tein that enter into the nation’s food rn. as the time for hearing objections, if
any. to raid fi nal account and the set
This is presidential year and poli supply. That fact has a relation to tlement thereof.
All persona having and interest in said
tics is already beginning to boil. It the future of Oregon’s agriculture
' .-»tate arc hereby notified to be and ap-
looks now as if the primary ballot because the large surpluses of Ore t*rar in said Court at said tin» to show
if any. why said final arronnt
will be the largest ever issued since gon*» agricultural products are found
«notila not be allowed end said estate
the primary system came into exis in fruits and berries
I settled.
bated this 24th day of December,
tence in Oregon. We would an
This and similar factors that tn
i 1923.
nounce our candidacy for some one fluence the growing and marketing
Frank G. Cary.
Administrator of estate of
of the many office« to be filled this of farm products in this state will
H. J. Gary, efc-craaed
year, but we juet can’t make up our he considered at the agricultural
Weatherford A W’yatt.
Attorneys for Administrator
mind which office is big enough fur economic conference to be held at
Alt>anv, Oregon.
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us to aspire for.
the Oregon Agricultural College on
January 23 to 25.
One of the urgent resolutions this
I city and community should make at
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40 years in business.
Pacific Slate« Fire Iniurance Co
A- ■■■■latlun Membership No. 6611
Property and Automobile I
DRUNKENNB88 ON THE HOAD
J. S. STIC! IA, Agent.
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E. H. Hobson M. D.
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
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Calls answered Bay or Night
Tuberculin Testing
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; Scio Meat Market ¡¡:
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Bacon— Lard- Sausage ¡;
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We buy your Veal and
Dressed Hogs
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Cold Meats
Such as Ham, Sausage, Roasts
—served cold, etc.,
always
make a welcome meal for a
hungry man. Order from us if
you would be pleased.
SHELTON BROS..
SCIO. OREGON
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W. A. Ewing,
T. J. Flunker»,
President
Vice Pres.
E. D. Myers. Cashier
The Scio State Bank
Dova a General Banking
Buuineim. Interest ¡»aid
on time deposita.
Sentiment is swinging over to re
garding the drunken driver as one
who commits more than a misde
meanor. but it should swing faster
and go further. The man who,
drunk, drives a car or truck, ia a
mailman; a man without aenae.with
out reasonability, without judgment.
He puts in jeopardy the lives of men.
women and children. He endangers
property. He may cause frightful
loss of life, hideous matnings. terri
ble accidents. No maniac with a
gun is allowed upon the streets; the
tnan who deliberately makes himself
a maniac and fits himself out with a
car loaded with potential death for
many, should be dealt with with the
utmost severity. A few dollars*
fine, a few days in jail, the loss of a
license, are not enough. The man
who runs amuck with a gun. killing
and maiming, gets years behind the
bars. The man who runs amuck
with a car while drunk is even more
culpable.
Iwt judges once get it through
their precedent bound legal minds
that it is not the drunkenness, but
the drunken driving which is the
crime, and our already crowded
hard roads will be safer for us all;
our children, our women drivers, as
well as our sober citizens protected,
as they have a right to be, from a
menace which has no excuse, legal
or social, for existing.
Many Interests Interested
Representatives of many agencies
Interested in Oregon’s agriculture
will participate in the state wide
agricultural economic conference
that ia to be held January 23 to 16
at Corvallis. Producers of poultry,
crops, all kinds of livestock, fruits
and nuts, and dairy products will
meet with bankers and businessmen
in thoroughly analysing problems of
production and marketing and in
formulating a state-wide program
that will serve as a guide to future
development of the state's agricul
tural resources.
The conference will be organized
along commodity lines, the various
groups meeting first in separate ses
sions and later reporting their rec
ommendations to the entire confer
ence. where each report will be har
monised with all the others.
Percales to be Higher
While the cold winds are blowing,
the manufacturers of percales, cot
ton prints and shirtings had their
minds on the warm days of spring
and summer when light clothing will
again be comfortable as well as mo
dish. That ia to say, these manu
facturers increased the prices on
cloths to be sold for tne next warm
season.
The advance in the case of wr.
calve is half a cent a yard for the
light-ground goods and f of a cent
more for the dark-ground fabrics.
Prints were increased jc a yard.
Shirtings were advanced about He
a yard. These increases are in addi
tion to the advances made early in
November.
That religion is not on the tobog
gan slide is evidenced by the fact
that 62,121 men attended a men’s
Real Etiale Rrolfer
bible class in Kanraa City. Mo , on
and Notary Public
Sun lay. Nov, 11, and nearly 20.000
jlbxlratb Obtained. Examined
attending to the same duties In Long
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right leader, the right teaching.will
Hall s Catarrh Medicine continue to draw men to the house
Thcss who «r* In a
tl.-s» will neUcs that <'»t«rrtl bother* tb«.r of God. even in this unsettled tim«.
DR J. W. GOIN.
much mor* than whm th*y ar* in «n«*t
►ralth
Thia fart prove* m*t whll* Preachers and teachers must leaan
Veterinarian.
Catarrh la a Weal 4la*a»* It la sreatty
i now that men are concerned about Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate
mftu*nc*d by constitutional mnSItlona
HALL'S CATARRH MKDtCIVK la a
Inspector.
CsmUnsS Tr*aun*nt. both lorat and In- material as well as spiritual things,
Phons«:— I stere >«««* »I.d, 1MJ
W m I and haa been *u ~«**rul tn th*
ind
that
men
will
not
attend
a
bibte
tr*arm*nt ef Catarrh for over forty rsaret
Res id« nee, U( R
Riley Shelton
n *&£«*rsrv*» «w
1 class ia cuaaiderable numbers and
Sprains Right Hand
the beginning of the New Year ia
"Beautify that which we have, keep
last Saturday afternoon while as
all the people and businesses we
sisting
in decorating the Z C. B J.
have healthy, happy and prosperous.
and by honest methods try to induce hall for the New Year frolic of (I m *
Sokols. Walter Holechk fell from a
others to come among us and live.”
ladder and sprained his right hand.
He ia carrying the ham! in a sling,
The editor, with hie hundreds of and though it is painful he antici
readers, ia anxious that the former pates no serious results
correspondents again take up the
pleasant pastime of aendmg in news
from their neighborhoods. If you
need stationery, please let us know
and same will be immediately for
Ingredients
warded. Do it next week.
It is high time the legislative and
judicial authorillea began to consid i
er the crime (the word is used ad-
• viwdlv) of drunkennesa when driv
DR. A. G. PRILL
ing a motor car as something infi
PbuiciaB ani Súrteos
nitely more serious than isdrunken-
n<-»« under ordinary circumstances.
The rains and the snow surely
('«lis Attenditi
Prohibition is as yet too new forth«
gave us a chilly reception upon our
I lay or Night
world old opinion of the drunken return home, but thia was abundant
SCIO
ORE.
man. as one to tie laughed at. idtied.
ly offast by the warm reception of
perhap« put to bed to sober up,fined
our many friends. Despite the four
a »mail sum as a public nuisance, to
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inch anow Sunday night, we are
change, at least overnight.
glad to be back in good old Oregon.
But drunkenness which can harm
Phyiirian and Surgron
no one bu* the inebriated man is
The next meeting of the Forks of
Salem, Oregon
one thing; drunkenness which is a
the
Santiam Community Club will
Bank of Commerce Building
menace to all who use the streets
Office Rhone IMP. Res. Phone 12finW
and mads, and which via the car, be held al Shelburn next Monday
converts the otherwise innocuous night. Jan. 7. Lay aside dull care
victim of his appetite to a potential for that evening and go to Shelburn
ly wholesale murderer, ia entirely and become a booster for your com
munity.
something else.
■TAYTON.
The Scio Trihunè
Editorial fi
Pag« 2
ALBANY. OREGON
Web Foot Egg Mash
Mill Run Ground Wheat
(«round Oat Groats
(«round Corn
.Meat .Meal
Soy Bean Meal
Middlings
Bone Meal.
Analysis Not less than
20 ‘ir Crude Protein
5.0
Crude Fat
Not more than
7.0 ”< Crude Filler
8.0 % Crude Ash
PER SACK f?.50
Goldenglow Dairy
Feed
Ingredients
Mill Run Bran Gr. Wheat
Gi und Oats Cocoa Meal
Soy bean Meal Chop Barley
Salt
ANALYSIS
Protein 15'< Fat 4%
Filwr 11
Ash 5 %
PER SACK 61.60
TWO GOOD ONES
Scio Mill & Elevator Company