The Scio Tribuni
( ou ri try Corre »pon den ce
it 1« on her face. a
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eyes. and on her hand«. She ia get­
ting rid of it now. h w< ver. and
feel» better.
Mar. 17
The old man has been quite gen­
The Home Talent Dramatic Club
erous
of late, aa he ha* a lot <«f >ni n
are tn entertain at the opera house
aeta.
onion
teed*, ami fine Engltnh
in Stayton next Friday evening.
cluster
pc#»,
which he ha* I«« n giv
When you patnmixc our adver-
A few new case« of measles have
ing
them
away
to anyone wishing ti«crs you are |Mtro>u»in< mutual
come to town
Orville Peek. George
f friend#.
W ley and little Maxine Huber have them. There were five hu*hr >
a'l t>een out of school the past week. seta, 20 lb* of seed, and 25 Itw. uf
duster peas
J. H. Johnston and wife were
Thursday the Bengal Hounds of
GILKEY STATION
\
Scio and Stayton visitors Monday.
Scio
were
out
for
a
time
«>n
the
G«
Mr. E. E. Trask and wife were
A. Griffin hill, tearing «»ut a
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Sunday visitors in Salem.
Mar 17
among the long tailed jack rabbits,
A Mr. Robertson and family are
I every few minuta* bringing m
Mrs Samual Stewart panned away
moving Into the house on the W. R
down through the Pie Eat«-r‘» gar Sunday morning about 6 A. M after
Surry farm above town. The man
den. head and tail up. an i mak­ a lingering illnsw. The funeral will
i* a partner of the Roberta-Robert-
ing more notee than a bra • band. lie held at Crabtree church Wednes­
ron-Smith Mill Co. who are cutting
She leave« her
The Santiam Farm ha* » <r.e fine day at 10 A M
timber on the mountain southeast
l'u«l»an«l and son* Carlos and Wca-
loose hay for aale at fib per ton.
of Lyon*, on what Is known aa the
PIE EATER. l ver of Loa Angel«-» and Ell. ami
Berge place.
«laughter, Mr#. Frances Kelly of
Henry Talbot an J wife drove to!
.Munkrrs. A few years ago the
SITUATION
IS
PITIABLE
• I>l«an.«n Satuniay evening to visit
family bought the store at Thomas
relatives, returning Sunday evening
Oregon Msthc.'«*« B«»hcp A| -« » I f
but soon lost it by fire and then
Aid tor Starving Garmin Ch Iran
Mrs John Warden was a Lyons
moved
to the present home one mile
Bishop W O.
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caller Thursday.
with headuu*rt»ra In I' r!l.«. <1
.» north of Crabtree
.Mrs. Stuart
While handling a bell at Balsiger's keen sympalhixer with and ■oil.
-r
had many friends here.
null. Alex Bodeker had the misfor­ of the rfforta now In pr> „>■ • »
Everett Ridgeway of Newberg
oat the atria and
to ><tle>< a
tune of getting the thumb on hia!
fond of money for th« r» lief of atarv preached at the Riverview school
right hand badly tom and pulled lu< Gorman children, nt »Lorn th-«rv
h use Sunday morning and evening.
.. i>*rd
off. so it wa* necessary for I)r are several million* I -hop
la a member of tt»— On on • iai
we nl»<> Monday. Tuesday and Wednes­
B«-suchamp to amputate it near the
whi<h 1» endoavorti . tor»
»:
day evenings. Good siied crowds
second joint. This happened about In thia »tale and la living It his pvr
welcomed him.
5 o’clock Tuesday.
Hia hand is soual attention.
Mi«»* Audry Ferri* and Roy Nea-
•*1 can readily appr. elate th«' situ*
mending nicely.
tlon In Germany. aalii Bishop Shep
»it of Kelso, Wash, are visiting at
"With «Mh.-r- I tn.
it
ard
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Orville Gilkey's
study of condition* In Europe. in«lu«i
S. B. Holt and wife went to Sa­
ing Germany, in I'-'"
it ».
High School Note#
apparent that Ju«' »u l i so«.
<. aa lem Friday to attend the banketiall
now ellata would rh-vel«>p
it mil
tournament and meet a nephew of
I Ilona la Germany at.d ■
« - r
. .
The boys completed their basket­ enter the winter with «HI
i.'fb t< ut Mrs. Holt’s who is with the Bend
food
waa
newa
th»:
did
ball »eticdule by playing Iatbanon
(team.
me at all
It ia a p
n
High School at l^tianon last Friday one which d«aerv»«
Mrs Fred M*«pelt*# relatives of
.< «» :
>
evening. Scio was defeated 12 to 5 and response from 'b
They
<r
... Albany visited her Sunday
at were E C. Smith ami wife. Fd
in a fast and furious game. This •to help, for it ahonld m i r be
little onea who have had no poiobte
was the last high school game for connection with what be.»
Smith ami wife, and Mm Minaie
i ■ a-d
four of the boys as they are seniors. over there eh «lid »i:lfer >!■ ‘I .oy Smith. John Miller and sons was
also there from North Santiam.
Mr. McAdoo met the Sphinx staff ar« paying a terrible «< n > fur
thing they knew a< ’
t
It «JI
Nora Holt and IJoyil Whetstone
and Student body officers Monday gvee to »how how terr.'
1« >■ I
vouted here Sunday.
LJoyd re-1
morning for a conference.
The
financial state of the Sphinx and
mained with his grandparents, T-i
M Holte.
plans for the annual were discussed.
Base bail is the fad at achool these
Dinner guests Sunday with S. B.
Holt
and wift» were I. N. Lemon,
dajf* as all the grade and high school
I
pilbils are on the park whenever the
weather will permit.
The first
I
«
practice game will probably be
played this Friday with the town
New» From Lyon».
j
¡Bring Your Job
Printing to I ribune
I
teen.
The gym dance given by the
student t>ody last Saturday was bet­
ter attended than the one before it.
Ike music and conduct were excel-
ent
Another dance will be given
eugn.
'
The eighth grade bovs are making
wixxi of the oak tree removed from
the park and will soon have it ready ,
for sale.
The epidemic of measles haa
its course and all the pupils
back making up the work
SOUTHERN I’ACIEC SPENDING
' $90,000,003 TO SERVE WEST
COMPREHENSIVE and tmprr » re program for const rad Ion wort. n«w
faciliti«*« and impri.vamniil* « ■ rally to maintain ndaquats transporta­
tion sarvlca tor Paclils (’• - »Gues haa b«M>n launchad by Uta #outh«ra
Pacific pompar, it waa annoi: > ‘ hem today.
Eipnndtturea totaling in <
of HO tWO.ono ara Involve.! tn tha Im-
#rwv«cnani program, whi. • to ba <• rriad into »fleet aa rapidly a* possible
Thia program la In
l'.l in to tha re» rot pore has« by ths Aiu Giara Pa-
at*« company of a r<-»<>
nate’.-r of
ght and piuisangnr cara, reirlgervtor
owra and powerful :
t ■ <« al a « not ug#r«g«tlrg »tb.nOO.OOS
Ths announcen
«ailing for r tewed activity Ihroughow* the territory
served by tha ralle
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>■ u:< n <>.<• •• » of the 4»<»sal>«n of g»«vvrn-
■MWt oflj. lais al
t,
,
. ( the t lilted -Unlaa court decisimi
aAraUag the .Ho
>rn Fu< ■« t.uual Pacific merger
SANTIAM FARM NEWS
March 17
Mrs Jennie Ixivejoy of Dallas re­
turned home Sunday morning after
»[tending a week with her mother.
.Mr«. 8. W. Gainea
Rolla Griffin, wife and son nulled
<>ut Monday morning for California,
Mr*. lx*e and granddaughter.
Mr». Lucas. called at the Farm after
Sunday school for a abort chat with
Mrs. Gainea. Mrs. Lee ia superin-
tendant of the Sunday school.
I learned Saturday that my daugh­
ter. Mr* Ida Graham of Woodburn
was taken to Salem Friday, where
on Saturday morning ahe waa oper­
ate*! on for removal of a tumor.
Mrs. Joseph Kalina ha# been hav­
ing a hard time with poison oak, aa
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(iood Boil.
Roast. ...
Steaka....
Bo-lOo
12« 13«
ia«iBo
Roast....
( hops* ..
Salt fork
I4o-I6w
. .. 16«
Meat
.. 23«
..!•< 2«<
.. 26«
Summer Sausage
Choice Light Bacon
Hvai y Racon
Harn ...........
Shoulders.
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Bologna...
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Every Saturday Is Bargain Day
Look in our window and sec how cheap and
wh«t good meat you can get lor your money.
I
Scio Meat Market
Holechek Bro#, Prop#.
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Scio, Oregon
We have a large quantity of
No. 2 Dimension
Surfaced two sides.
1 his includes
sizes from 2x4 to 2x I 2
Price $12.50 per Thousand
First come, first served
Scio Logging & Lumber Company
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Floyd t’rcn»haw took a load of
i«e««ple to the Price meeting Tues­
day evening.
They left Crabtree
after achool to be sure to get in.
YEM! w« have ‘‘600” Score rani«
2c each.
At the Tribune Office.
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SHIPLEY’S
w omen # Mmes and Children’s
Clothing and I labcrdaahery
Popular
Price#
Salem,
He will measure in dollar# and cent# the
safety of the train a# well a# the com­
fort# it provide*.
He will spend hi# money where he know#
his home town will get the greateat ben­
efit- with the railroad a big factor In
the development of his community.
He will capitalize on the fact that the
train will run re g inflow* of unfavorable
weather conditions and get him to hi#
destination safely.
For any railroad Information ration your ticket agent
he will gladly aaaial you in every way poaaibl*.
J ohn M scorr
mongrr Traffic Manager,
Portland, Oregon.
Southern Pacific Lines
v. *
«Vf* a -•••
K,.
.AC?
and wife, E. B. lemon ami wife and
two sons, James Patiron and wife
and daughter, all of Corvallis, and
Mrs. Holt’s niece. Josephine O'Brien
of Wahinieia. but now a student of
0. A 0.
Helen Revel is a now student at
River View school.
-r* » a j*«
. «.y*
H»* can save money hv purchasing1 ■ round
trip ticket at reduced fare.
Abeve I* «bowa sac of ike manj curtir* of workme# ««Ing «frasi «»•tele
other eqeipMeat to «pea the way throavh iho faatoa« Kmlgraat Gap for
additional trackage. (Below) Track iaylng rrew orltfag a fa«t vtrMo
twee« ■•atelia and Loray la Votada, kagioeer Otia Week» Alreellag
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Pork
Beet
The thriftv man when making a trip will
USt THE TRAIN bwauae:
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The Thrifty Man
Buys in the Be^t
Market ! *
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Prices
A
missed.
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Every Dey
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