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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1924)
.. A Rat That Didn't Smell After Belnf Deed fee Three Month» -limikrsioliH««»»««--m»Wi J. hisiM J ». I»’iHuirm»h) smsms S m -'■•«« tested >te>tel M«otte »hrrwwd» M» .lb tete»4 tebted -te beni Tb— b Z»i 1O»»I wlir la ttees «ten Io Ms. W*. 41.21. SsiS »ad ■e»r»M«»d Uy Kelly’s Drug Store. Scio. Drrgun. Î7* IftfM KM» HM« IlKtlM Tvtl A great surprise for the borne knitters •f I »regi«, but still a fact Further more, thia yarn is absolutely virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown in Linn county, sold by M r. Senders to the < tra gón Worsted Company (mill» local«!«! at Sellwoudl. made into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of C. F. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitters try thia varn «»Ut. All colors. 46c per bail of 2 osa Hamplea sent on application. Addreas C. F. bishop, Bos 76. Salem. Oregon. DR. A. G. PRILL Pbuiciai an< Sorteos Calls Attended * • Day or Night G. F VvtcrinniTun KTAYTON, 1 he Scio Tributi»? Editorials Page 2 ... (IRFUOR Calls answered Day or Mght Tuberculin Testing Why suffer with Headaches? Have Year Eyes Eiamined a S. T. FRENCH Gradual« Oe(om»lrl»t With < F. M.French & Sons : Jewelers and Opticians ALBANY. - OREGON < I seit i tmiimsts t e t es««». THE SCIO TRIBUNE placid with an outaide flrm. because, we are asking them to make a hard we believe, the firm agreed to take effort to pay at lea«t something on a small space in their coming annual. the account. Can't you do it' We If the Tribun« was not capable «»f would surely appreciate It. handling must every kin J of print ing that is required here. It woul<! Is there anything in colors? Po not mention the above, but as it Is they reflect the feelings of the petiole able to do the work, it feels that ‘ in a community where the houses, this office should l»e given all prefer stores arid other buildinge are of a ence where everything elae is equal. idrabnrdark color? Thia question Turn spare ume into CASH Hr W"lw»t » Mrteoo •! TeassbsK W»»J> ..»V •. ba» b«»R wtth •• sbeM I»*«« ysars Hr wy« "A« a Mds Un« I nr ><in<r.«f |>i«<*«»l«a. I Sod w..‘ •<4'<w M»wry stock a ».»«HUI bWiMO." M< . b«-r ear —wk as • s»4« k(w4 lb«.« Rill»» I , • . iluu KU..1 no« I» W.»l ip«« U m wry ..res, ter »b. ,»R«a •«.<« ’wre Good Pay While Learning If they are saving, and thev do not , has no doubt lieen asked many times know they are. the difference in 'and no d >ubt m many times an what the Tribune would have swered in orle’s own mind For in Yarn A-e< *>••• •" your «.moi b. > RM. »rd a« thioufh SR '"t**1 charged them, and in addition got stance. you see a |«r*>n dre-aed in a.,-.»: tn. c pyt.o4w.th ms . Too n sh, » -R-.-ry wh.l« you l*»r«. the advertising, the Tribune would black, your thought naturally give* te. II yen ••• ..obmg l«r a .Iucca I« »>•»• r»ws s»wo«y nghi freo» have nothing to say. but we know way to the belief that the perain i« tn ■h« M«rt— they are paying more than the Trib-1 i mournin.r or despair. If the colors S«n«i For This Book It'» hr«, »nd it tell» one would have charged them, ami 'of wearing apparel are not lout! but •I mhm e«l« <4 men who T — —— ' Ä**’ ba«a food M 4M4F the parents must foot the bill. rf a cheerful nature, you will find Mieamo. THVR8DAY, March fl. 1924 Some local merchants gre doing the «nclosrd therein a cheerful nature WASHINGTON same thing, and we know they pay If the colors are dark and dreary, A LAMENT NURSERY CO. more for their printing than they in the (tainting« of our home* and Bos C-* Eor th»" |»a»t two or three years Toppenish. Wash. would pay here But if they feel business houses, we then naturally or longer there has been considerable they are getting more for their mon think that the town <>r city is about lamenting by the people in general ey away from home than at home, dead nr dreaming. Nothing adds I h - csu »« thev are not treated fairly well and good, but that print ahop more to one’s enjoyment of one’s in buying or «elling that which they is spending no money here, is not home town than its cheerfulness produce or purchase for reselling paying any taxes here, does not buy and to be cheerful we must put «»n Thl« i- Hurttally because of lack of groceries, gasoline, stoves, or any cheerful clothing, paint our homes t <nfld« nc«‘ in one another. 1-ack of thin* from any merchant in Scio. in a cheerful color and we will sore t nfldencv begets fear and often The Scio Tribune stands for the ly be cheerful. And it is just as’ 1« ads to haired and condemnation. community all the time, and it boosts easy to !>e cheerful as gloomy, and Tnere are several ways to prevent for the citizens of the entire com it doesn't cost any more Uli- - >rt of feeling, and one is really munity without business favors as getting arpuainte«! with each other. well as with business favors It has One will «iften send awav for stuff When they get thr<uigh with that Ear Every Occasion never attacked any person in private t ' other parts of the country, and oil probe by th«< senate, we should where two i dr» of Glasses are needed. or in public, and it feels that what not know to whom they are sending, not lie surprised hut that Coolidge Kryptoks st.- recommended. Think’ little business is given out in the Pro, r Tj .< •! Beauty and a Time-te»ted but through imagination feel thev ' will be brought into the limelight. N..; ’.■< : r-.m>nt. And the arc gottmg better treatment than' printing line should come to it. It Already it has been learned that w.<«r-r lilting comfort and satis has lost some subscribers recently faction th«> u uld receive at home. The, some of hi« appointees since taking because the Tribune is the local •ending away for such stuff as one I office are tainted with oil. one hav correspondent to the All»ahy papers, may need, takes money away from ing until recently been vice-president and the reader can and does get the the - <mmunity*that never returna, of the Sinclair Co. Well, well, who Scio news therein. We do not ob and the more that goes out leaves next. Certainly it will not be th« ject to this, if the Albany papers the community that much poorer | editor of the Tribune, for he has are paying taxes in this community, ugsA/r o*ga, and d> - n >t help in paving taxes never hern able tn get far enough and are helping to keep the com or improving one’s home place by HAROLD ALBRO. I munity alive and awake everybody with any of the higher up* to even the addition of needed buildings get his fojt on the first rung. •luring Optician should be patriotic enough to take and d<M'S not pav rent or interest on > snv investment made in the com- i one or the other of the county seat 4 OR. C. WARD George E Chamberlain has been papers, and k«-ep piteted up«1»» <*«’un!y munity. appointed bv Attorney General i There are in Scio some bu»in«*ss •eat news, which we cannot give the Daughertv to look after his political reader. l ir l Nat ..n»| Bank Building men ami others who send sway for interests in the pending oil investi- St«\ro», ilKKO>>«t And what applies to the Tribune their printing, their groceries, their gation against him < George «»Ughi Hriip .oxi Pint«* Work given prompt applies to all other lines of activity . - .. . .... t.í i .. .. ... • i“ _7ïr_ clothe«, and almost all other supplies to make a good defender for lhtugh* ■• ’d*’11 ' 1,1 lion. Aino Extraction nee«lr«i in their business or in their - farmer, business man. printer. erty. for haat’t he i»eeu in the senate homes. This entails extra cost upon Your problem is our problem, and DR. J. W. GOIN, an<l knows the outs and inn |ircttv Veterinarian. these parties which goes out from ! if all would pull together the com well’ Autli l \i. •<.»n Sale and Interstate their own community probably never j munity would he richer and happier, Inspector. to return, and does not help in and all would be prosperous. I’!, .n. - Pi »<« H id »T«d, IF4 J William Gibbs McAdoo ha» M àis ! Seldom does the Tribune get a 1< « » . 11««. (<<' R solving what a good many call hard | the U. S. government for a licenae sale bill from this community, as It M.BASY. OREGON times at home. To illustrate what to operate a broadcasting station at we mean by sending money away | usually goes to the town from where Department cf TI» litermr Guess all; the auctioneer is employed. Per his home in Los Angeles from'’home: listeners in will get an ear full if he I S !.and OfBev, Portland, Oregon, In the spring of 1922 the Tribune j sonal pride, a desire to sec the local is successful in getting the permit, »rbniary :’!. 1924. printing office succeed. should •ent away for samolea of high school, ....... ** ia “ b< f*i r. 'l l>y given that Frank | *chnck hr. -, <>f i<>, Oregon, who. on July invitation, announecmenta, an«! other prompt every citizen within this itk Ik ■ !< Hom«-lead Entry No. 1 community who proposes a public All is peaceful and arr ne along material generally u»ed by grad- <».- • t »r fr«< li. t nl NW, NW 1«, Sec- * P io 8. Range IE. W ill uatee. and these arrived two months, sale to have his printing done at the banks of the Willamette at Har ' >n, has tiled notice of home, when it is a fact mofley can risburg. all because !>ne county is * ahead of graduation time, but the titeirti i> to i.,., . final Proof, to eatab- t<> th-- Ittrid atiove dt-sertbed students could not wait until the be saved bv so doing. Why send going to do her share of the btidge . Ii h »I itefor. I! M. Ru»»ell. Clerk «»f the ' away for things you can get at home building there. •ample« arrived, so orlered from an .at Albany, "r* ' 'h I. day of April. 1924. Ohio institution the supplies they anyway? Does the party, parties Claimant name» a» witnesses; Barnyard manure applied now to needed. The tribune could have or flrm send here for your milk, WiH I ran.^Charles Rhoda. Ed butter, wheat, hav, oats, hogs, the home orchard or garden soil will , Flemii , I’grl W. Browning, all ofScio" saved them 50 per cent of the coat Oregon. ’ — - they paid to the Ohio printing office, stove«, farm machinery of anything be of greater benefit than if applied^' > Notice will I».- published for five con- but the urder had been given and that we have for sale? Not on your later. Manuring may lie done al , »«■ < olive weeks in the "ScioVribnne.'’'' this time if the ground is not so wot IH-9- '«’ t 1« ", ' 1,1 1 mailed, so they paid twice what it tin type, oor do they usually extend Linn Co. ______________ would have coat them here in Scio. credit when we need it. but our lo as to cause it to 'ater bake or hard- j______ cal business houses do that after we en due to the hauling over it. Well ------ The next year, or 1923. we did not have spent all out ready cash in rotted manure is preferred to th« •end for samples, and consequently Portland, Albany. Chicago or New- fresh. _____ we did not even get a chance to York. ’Tie sweet if you don’t weak talk to the students about their pro SulMieribe now. $1 75 ver year. School I »Ui t No. 95 is in the mar- en. but no one of us locally pn help grams. invitations and other stuff. net for lUioni» of secuml growth fir but weaken when such things take BMict ti Cndiltrs This >e«r we did send for samples, w -I, »phi. f.Hir (4) foot length», to be place practically every day. Notice is hereby given that the un delivered at the »<*hool building in Scio, and the next dav after they arrived There is about IJ2P0 due on sub dersigned has twen duly app>»int«d tjy and I 1» for fun «hing same will be re- we learned the order had been ths County Court of the state of Or.- , . .. ,. .... ... .. . . scriptions at the present time, and gon. for Linn County, administrator of, ° b> “* 1 ie,k of lhe up to ' *»>. March 10. 1924, The to most of those statements have the estate of Mary Holub, deceased. ,io' n and ha* qualified. school Geirl reserves the right to ac- been mailed, but no response has All persona having claims against the ar,r (ar w rv.,.et a|1 b been received from them, if our «»tat« of said deceased an- hereby re .Eulela Arnold, Clerk. quitted to present them, duly verified, i readers knew how badly we need | with the proper vouchers, within six t8>' * Che money, we believe they would months from the date of this notice, to I Nel'te K RM I the utblersiged administrator al the of. come in and settle up. You know flee of his attorneys, llill A Marks, __ in Notir. is hereby given that the under- 1____________. !n.i-ixt.at..r of the estate of the editor has just gone through five ; the Cusick Building, I m Ah -■ Matti-w C. Gill. d«ec«Mni. has filed county, Oregon. months of Btcknesa. and this took Dated and first t published this 2bth «'H tt>- e. j-' •lark of Linn county, Oreg I - t al » unt in said estate. over 11500. and used all the money day of February, 1924. ai-d th« > it;. Court has a(»pointed Frank Holub. Administrator. we had saved through the building Hill A Marks. Morviay. lb- Hal day of March. 1924.at the hour of ten o'clock in the forention Attorneys for Administrator. and loan association at Salem, and of Hud day. in lh'' county court room last publication March 27. 1924. about 9500 more, which is our sick In the ciairt house m the city of Albany, J |jnn county, Oregon, an the Utne and indebtedness, to say nothing of the . Ice for livaring sai l final account, the other indebtednesa that has natur obj.. Uviie thereto, if any there be, and th«- final settlement of said estate. ally crept in The editor has tried Physician and Surgeon Dated thin Z.Mii day of February. 1924 to ke«p a stiff front, but those we R Shelton, Administrator. Salem. Oregon I.. M. Curl, Atty, for Admr. are ct owding us. and as we do Hank of < otninerre Building > i : n : tisi We have Everything OPTICAL BYE STRAIN Is the cause of many HUMAN III 8 7/ V V it ft-*.’, ç . ■ ■ Mofsl .A 7 ¡ j/ f BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Albany W. A. Ewing, T. J Munk era, Preaxteat Vice 1‘rrs. E. 0. Myers. Cashier Th» Scio Stati Bank Doea a General Banking Buaineaa. Interest paid on time deposita. Riley Shelton Real Estate Broker and Notary Public ^lulrutli Obtained. Examined tiCIO - • - OREGON Scio Creamery Co. Sells Pasteurized Milk and Cream. Mea dow Shade Butter, end all Fruita ami Vegetable« in season. Try us. Ed flollfttni. Manager Catarrhal Deafness Is ottsa <au»»4 by an mfam«U .ondltion or «•*• mucoea llnins oC th« Ku»l*<h.»n rub» tVh-n this tubs I» InlUm.d you ha*» a rumbllns sound or lo>psrf«<-< lloarins. Unisse th« Inflammation can ho roducod, your h*ann< may b* de- str.’Y-d f««vw. ___ HA Lt.'S ( ITtanil MKDtmriE Will de »Hi «• .Him for It—rtd your nystrm of Catarrh or Dsarnsea mused by (•aisrrh ___ Hold by alt <tru«t»ta foe orsr F Tsar«. F. J Chsasv A Co» Toteflo. Ohio Ih F. T. Twswl Dr H. 0 H.Uw VETERINARIANS . I cbanon. Oregon Office at Robertson Drug Co. Phon« 50 Phon« 52 Wood Bids Wanted E. H. Hobstin M. D. «'■ Date of first lad.liratlon, Feb. 2X. 1924 Dale of last pubhcaUon. Mac. 27. 1KM