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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
A Bat That Didn t Smell After
Bsiny Dead for Ihre« Months
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A great surprise for the home knit tern
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Forth« r- C’*/d •*< Ttattola
more, this yarn ia absolutely virgin
wool yarn; the wool waa grown in Linn
county, aold by Mr. E, tdvrs to th*Ore-
gem Worsted Company (mill» locaiodat
Reilwoo«l). made into worsted yar
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Roy T. Bn hop. »on of C. P. Bl«
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proprietor of th# Woolen Mil! Stoi
N«O*m. U*ii »♦«**»**.
Salem. Oregon knitter« try thia yarn
with Ukiti •**! Ju*
u» fog »U.
nut. All rotor •. 4bc p. r ball of 2 <»«»
sample« »ent on appbeaUon. Addre»»
C, p. lu»hop. Box 76, Salem, orrgon.
T hi .KBDAY« March 2?, 1924
DR. A. 0. PRILL
PhsichB ani Som
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STAYTON.
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Calle answered bay or Night
Tuberculin leafing
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Why tuHer with Headache«? ,
Have Yoar Eyes Examined
S. T. FRENCH
Orttatla Op<om«tml
With
F. M.French & Sons
Jewelers and Optician*
ALBANY.
OREGON
BANCROFT
Optical Company
313 W. let St., Albany
’A. A; r *b>K.
I I '¡unkcr»
President
Vic* Pre»
E. I>. Myer», Cashier
Doe# a General Banking
B'.iai tiesa. Interest paid
un timi! deposita.
S’SeL’FOI)
Real Ertale Rroiftr
and Notary Public
.db/rafli Oblatnetl. Examined
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OREGON
When you want
Sell your Cream to the
Scio Creamery Co.
I'.tl Holland. Manager
Catarrhal Deafness
Is oTt»n . aua*d by an InflamaU condition
or llx m«ow luon* ot th« Ku»uo h an
Tut»
When (kla tab« ia infiamol you
have a rumblln* Bound or I in par fret
llanrlng
Vniaaa the I- ttammailow • an
I m r*4v--rd. your hearing tuny bo U«-
*troy<il toeavar
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NALL'S CATARRH M»:DI< IKN will
do what wo «lalm tor It—rat your system
•T <atarr!i or l«eatnaaa rauoad by
Catarrh
«old by all drentats for over to Tsar*
F. J. Sana» * Co. Tntaffo. Ohio
Dr r. T. Twaa^
Dr
Hurrah! Baseball w ill non
here
Oh. boy!
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Calla Attend««,!
bay or Night
While we think of it. wouldn't
!«• a good thing tn get that woman #
R I (’handler has »erved as d»f>uty
civic club to going? What »ay you.
-»r ff of Linn county and a* 4|b»’>y
Indie*?
n»ght ) ■lice offerer for 14 month*. Dur-
inc hui term of office he has received
t«nt vmlorsement of the etly
CongreM iff having the picnic of lie
it* life just now.
Investigation» I v : .1, and has been commended in
■ivn cuoneil meetings for his cervices
have given them an opportunity t<>
i to the I'liunty.
net by and watch the parade, which j ChKndler came to Oregon four years
ia a much better excuse for doin ir ‘ »¿o to Portland, from where he cam«
to Ab any with his wife and child to
nothing than heretofore.
take up his permanent residence. Whit*
i'oitland be waa employed by lh«-
We notice a woman writer in the city in vnnouv «•apacttle*
Purtlarid New* ia »peaking a good
Prior to Cuming west Chandler bail
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for two year* a deputy sheriff of
word for her bachelor friend«
A-
Hamnl-m
eounty. t'ennessee. with head-
it is leap y«-ar »he i* calling the girl»'
quarter* at Chattanooga, where he w*>
attention to certain gentlemen wh
n...
r and secretary of the Chatta-
would like a helpmate. We might j nv «.;■ • >olf and Country club fur »ix
«ay wo hav«» a young man near Scio I .«are, serving e«mcurrrnt!y as an officer
that C«ul<i support n cook pretty the taut two of hi» residence there.
Before going to Chattanooga, < han-
well
Her h*d *erv«l nine years in the U. 8.
army He was a sergeant during hi»
A resident of thin community. last two »-nlutmenta and has three h«m-'
juat returned from a visit to Calif ; or.i' I«- di-rhaFgra. He saw service in
ornia, wonder« why the people of Cuba and the United States while irr
the army. In connection with his army
Oregon, and Linn county in particu
iserv i e be obtained clerical experien«-«-
lar. do not emulate California in | m cantocn steward and later in his
b<H>»:ing f»r our state. II* says < .i; « ly as manager uf thr golf club.
that every community you go into j ( handler ia a native of Ohio, and la
in California is boosting the other; 35 years old.
In announcing hia candidacy Chandler
for it* own particular industry
said that he will seek above all to ad-
For inaiance, they will bm»at Oak I nmister U>e otHce of sheriff if elected,
land as the great automobile manu crtirtently and economically. The fol-
lecturing centet of the Pacific coa«t towing »tatoment of his platform aum-
in ther it« orange«, another f> i maru<-» hi» intentions:
"If i -minated and elected I will dur
lumber, and so on down the line
ing m; torm, construe my oath of office
Why not try that liete?
to nv an a complete and efftoir nt enforce-
ment of all laws.
“I will conduct my office with strict
The Tribune has been a»ked by
one of the peace officers of Linn regard to economy.
"I will at all times serve my official
county to call attention to the law»
livivra with promptne»a.
that are being violated every day in
'T will ¿ive all prisoners in my cua-
most of the town* and cities of Linn toiiy hm.Kre treatment but will beever
county, I'heie laws ate the selling cautv .u in my policies regarding their
of cigarettes to minors under 21 confinement.
,-l will deprive no person of hie liber
year« of age, to the admittance of
ty without due process of law. nor un
Much minor* to pool hall* and allow justly uh the power of my office to the
ing them to play pool or billiards, injury of any person.
•'I will have no interests to serve
ai d then the uunch boards that have
Other
than the public.
become quite the rage of late. The
“1 favor prohibition."
(Paid Adv
above are alate laws, and cannot be
amended or abridged bv municipal!-
Ln-ier the caption. “Peoples Col
lies. This peace officer does not
umn,*' will tie ftund an article tak
want to take any undue ad van tag«.
ing the editor to task for boosting
he »ay«, of a lack of knowledge of
an! >ther r«a*>na. We would not
the law* in these case*, hence the
publish this article if it we* nut for
requm-d to call attention to them.
showing just what we think ia the
If there arc any in Scio who is vio
matter with a few of our moat
lating these laws, the Tribune ad*
''prominent and well educated"
monish««* them to become law-abid
I eopie here and elitewhere.
We
ing nod thus prevent any publicity
s gr.« I the name to it “I. N Rung"
unsavory to the reputation other
be ause he ia wrong, and «how* the
wise tirstclare.
trend of n ind of people of hi* or
her ni-ntalitv. We do not object
to him borrowing the Tribune to
trving ti- g««t al i- that I lb k 1-tare
ia Him» other work tor yue to do
other than to try to tell u« that
yor* way of thinking i* the rite
weigh, and for you tn attend to
yore own business ami let us Rlotie.!
Ov coarse yue think that ev« ryone,
ought to take yore paper and maybe
tbev ought, but if all the pepul wa«
like me yue would not have enny!
Mrs. Crandall (Iswi) Taits llow Sl-e
Stopped Chicken Loaaea
"taHasriM ™i»k<0«d»Hew-IO- WWk
rOtrt* «Imi til '»«* I-'V ' » 1 ■' e»
UrefwiM- ••kflle*•••»’•»** «’«• 1Vn*et
IhM year*» UHW, III tai Mutuipi «*«.
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Kelly’« Drug Store, Scio. Oregon.
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( < I N I F (HURT OF THE
i A 1 i (>i OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LINN.
In th«- Malt« r of the ]
E . e
N oth k of S ai . k
of
For R ial
Al.i A. McDonald, I’ROPgRTY
Deceased.
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■!»> given that th«« un-
«•I. 1 veutrixof the I.a*t Will
HAROLD ALBRO,
Manufacturing Optician
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C, - t h. this day fil«M her Anal sc-
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utri* of said Estate
' 1 ■» of I inn County,
tiresici. 1«,-1 th. County Court of «aid
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> »'■ ■ st.it« ha« Hpt«>mt«d »U>n-
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i '1 ' of April. 192«, at the
WOT
elorlc in th* afternoon of
U •• Illy 1-ourt room in the
1,1 *■' >■ city of Albany,Linn
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’ .as the time and place
•r !1 ■ l.v.irmg of objections to such fi
ll 1. s<- . ..nt an ! the settlement thereof;
ai ' m ’I tv renn» having obj«-rtions
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n t ’ t of ■.« m I estate are hereby requir««d
to l>r> —nt th.' »ante at said time amt
lilac*.
bat<«4 thw l-th day of March. 1924.
M aktim e .
rt-xauNc,
Ex« i»rix < t the l.iwl Will and Te*la
cf F. H. Pepperling. deceased.
\ ictur < »liver.
Attorney f<< Executrix,
Last publication April 17. 1924,
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Srime, O muo *
Bridge and Plate Work given pnanpt
and rare fill attenUun. Alro Extra«-tarn
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o'clock
•_ L in the
__ forenoon
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h county court room
■ rt ■ - > in thecity of Albany.
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<»!• »' >n, »- the time and
< g »»id final account, the
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«I1 •h'lo, if any there be, and
th-
- t!‘ i; nt of »aid estate.
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tli’fay of February, 1924
I SI Iton. Administrator.
I.. M Curl. Atty, for Admr.
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f' 't .1 ¡nut'on, Mar. 27, 1924
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Pacific Slates Fire Ins. Co.
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Z. C. B. J. Hall
I the schools in his mental makeup. MT
PK. C. WARP DAVIS
It might be well for him to hire
some eompvtent person to give him
a few lr»- >f‘« he sure need* iL
First National Bank Building
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- -by piver. that the linder-
»trnt«ir of the estate of
* C Gill, dec«»aard. has filed
Icrk of Linn county,
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unt in »aid estate,
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Court
has
appointed
¡l»t
i •> day of Marell
March.
1884,at
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APRIL 12ÜI
as our correspondent, and the letter
^«b“» a h' w much he needs a little of
l/baniin, Oregon
Office at
Robertaon Drug Co.
Phone 50
Phon« 52
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smi t tun, irder of Sale duly made
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'h' ahov. «-ntitlwi matter
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“f March. 1924, author-
.■ ■I fir. cting the under-
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t rater of said estate so
uidti, th, ur rsignud,as surh adminia-
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at private sale from and
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th day of April, 1924. the
.owe . .. nt >d real property be-
SCIO. OREGON
•sid estate, to-wil:
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On.- d) and Two
<2» 11. Bi.- k No. Eighteen (18)
Latest and Popular Music
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\d«lition to Mill
furnished by
Cite, Or. ,,.n. as the same ap-
• ..r 1 d ai< d (gusted on the
Eight-Piece Orchestra
l- ut I ...» Addition to said
■ it’. ■■! fi!.- and of record in th*
«■d cr of the Recorder of Con-
Everybody Invited.
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‘ «nd for »aid County
Admiaaion......... .
11.00
1. d State, the -ame being situ-
<t'
1, A .hip », South of
Benefit Scio Baseball Club
Rat /• i
of ^e Willam-
• tt« d< tian, in Linn County.
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Stat,- of Oregon.
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(■ of »1-a .d subject to the con-
tiro .ti • f tie al~.»« entitled ciurt
Date
7th day of March. 1924.
Property and
W. G. M< D onald .
Automobile Inn.
' lite of Alic* A.
MrltoriAld, I>eceaacd.
i’orllasd
J S. STICH A.
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Oregon.
Resident Agent Ilin. A M aj U- s
Attorneys for Administrator,
Albany, Oregon
Firit 1 lt heal • .March 13. 1924
East puti.hi stu n April 10, 1924
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VETERINARIANS
NNlCt It Fifi*! SdtleBHl
N t
taker* of vore sheet - it aint worth
• •‘u reby given that the un-
• !> duly appointed by
»ubacribing fur or reading. Quit •- ,f
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t . ( o irt of th«- State of Ore-
boosting the store* and the *kule,
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' 'inly, administrator of
< ’.m
.Mary Holub, deceased.
and i will Dromitw you i will lie yore I
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friend.
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- having claim* against the
I N. Ron«
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ik-ii ar«- hereby re-
quin lo pr- ent them, duly verified,
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•(■' r vouchers, within six
Quite a number from this com
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i ii.e date of this notice, to
- ' n iniHtrator at the of-
munity took in the Price meeting* ’' '
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• a. Hill A Marks, in
in AH*any at different time«, and re '
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*• «ildmg, in Albany, Unn
port enjoying th«- aervicea very [county, Oregon.
liat. l .,
hr-it published thia 28th
much.
The meeting« closed Iasi [day of February, 1924.
Sunday night, with a large collection i liill & Marks, Ifolub, Administrator.
for 1 he evangelist.
Attori < .« fur Administrator.
I -I p ' in'i.iii March 27, 1924.
the dignity of Uw | ro*c«
«tonal man or woman, the
Sheltex ShurOn is de(M-n-
datile. Available in cto rry.
crytai, brown-mbttled. demi amber and
read, nor to finding fault with other black.
featdrea of the paper, but we do
take exet ption to hi* attempt to be
little th«- public school*. The schools
are her«1 for the education of our
y«ung. and the man or woman who
(Ewetri^t
•iantiol support them and take in-
*ia»Nv onta
I terest in them, ia about as ignorant
H. 0 HXo
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ill be published for five eon-
«'•■• ulive ».‘Asm the ’'Scio Tribnne.”
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U alter L Tota», Sr.,
Li
..»»Co.
Register.
ever hered. and yue aire all the lime
booating it, and from what i can!
here yue are trying to run every
thing in thia here comunity, even
from the city to the «chooi* and u*
f«tmi r< In telling u« where t trit le
K. o Mr.
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Lare Office. Portland. Oregon.
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N ■ -e i» hereby given that Frank
•, of -c o. Oregon, who, on July
nn •'Hom» »tea«! Entry No.
f r freo .»< NW‘4 NW If, Sec-
ti«
'• I "• ■ ip 10 S, Barge IE. Will-
it, Mero on, has filed notice of
>i u
ii t>> make final l*roof. to estab-
itn U lh< ami above described,
f ■ r M R >»Mt|k Clerk of the
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Oregon, «in tl
th d*y of April. 1924.
t i»: ¡ ant nan-.»-» a» witnesaes:
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Charles Rhoda. Ed
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túul W. Browning, al) of Scio,
PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Scio. Oregon. March 19. 1924
Mr. Editor of Tribune:
i Have been borrowing your paper
for »»metime. Ireing too pore to
come down to yore offi* to auhseribe
for it, but i want to aay that i caint
get tnyaelf al! worked up over yore
editorial* and rai ting* about thi*
here being tn* propur (own and
dumunity to do all my trading in or
to send my kid* to akul*. Yore
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akule ia about a« punk a«enny i have
<?ifr‘jyai-««i M
Kelly'* Drug Store. Seto, Oregon
Malt «Mi« luring Tires
Dgpgrtseat if Th litirw
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E. IL 1 lobson M. D.
I’hvsician and Surgeon
Salem. Oregon
Rank of Comnwrce Building
Office Phene I».
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