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A Rat That Didn’t Small After Being Dead foe Three Month« THE SCIO TRIBUNE -| aeaar W ••• teaJ iVw -XW.I»«." ei«»» Mr J. },>«•*< 11 "I »• UarMrvwy tel •—e Ul.ha» Ignliemi M«o*l»W«aewe>a>. ve a«< tete» Uka4 Wa Laml Tkan n a««-• aM-«M«> Mia ia Um rian fw M<. aa. It n. I«M tad • awaaiaaJ Kelly*« Drug Store. Scio. Oregon kwM Ih4t mm imtiM Tms A great «urpriM for the home knitter« of Dr»|<a, but «till • fact. Further more, thia yam 1« absolutely virgin wool yarn, the wool wu grown in Linn county, sold by Mr. Senders to theOr«- gon Worsted Company (mill« located at Sellwood). made into worsted yarn by Hoy T. Bishop, «on of C. I’. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of Salem. Oregon knitter« try thia van- out. AU coloia. 46r per hall of 2 ox« ••ample« «ent on «(•plication. A<btrvs* C. P. l-ishup. Bog 76. Salem. Oregon. DR. A. G. PRILL Piniehi act Senf! » Attende«! >r Night G. F. Korinek Vetei'iiiniinn STAYTON, < alle annwervil Dsy or Tuberculin festin : : : At>VKWTt«INU hath I x - tr I adrwrtMnM r—rt>r w. t* iMlai arftwlMBX, »”•* iarb C«nl «Ì Thtudka • « (UwlwGMM vi Í If*« O« MUdtfat H F I ksMgw mv «*»4 tb« lie ft* whl<N it on» N»i«xi Ind »Hh l.iLwrt» «Ml JvH «»« tot «41. Tt(t t*.<t(»AY. April 8,1921 Stateinent ownership, managem« ■de., required by lhe Art of of August 24. 19ÌX «f ll triln >«, published weekly Hl S for ipril. 1924. ale of Oregon, County <»f Hnn. lie for ow, a Notary rubile Ina lhe »tale ar nd county afur< appear «1 |. V. MrAdt >w<> rn arc« »riling to law. that h< «• U the owner ( nb titw« mr* xt that the fol Ihv ’«-»t of his knowledge •» Irti*’ alateti lient, el U.» 11 < »O Tur « nu* rJipl ion. r»*< yiy 4«|-| 1 .OV) f* and 1 Why idler with Headache«? Have Your Eye» Examined S. T. FRENCH ÛeaJuat« Op<om8lfl»l ; The Scio Tribune Editorials Page 2 With E'.M.French & Sons Jh? western and OpliciNh* ALBANY. OREGON V that I laughertv ha the cabinet, doe« it mean r.tirh will break out between th< i»h and English? Senator McNary «end« ua through t publicity manager, a lengthy interview had with a large wheat grower of Eastern Oregon who 1» in Washington in the interest of the .McNary-Haugen bill. We would like to use it. but so much of this free «tuff for private boost ia I emg sent in that we have drawn the lit on all. Next Monday night will l«eag *1 W. A. Ewing, T. J. Munkars, time to hitch up old Lixzieand bring i*r*«id«nt Vico Pre». the whole family to town. The big E. D. Myer«, Cashier gest liet of the «ea«on will be ex plained. We refer to the Cunimuni ty Club meeting and nil who attend will go away feeling more kindly t<> Does a General Banking hl« community, hi« county and h • Business. Interest paid on time deposits. »tale. And then all will begin work ing together for a greater Linn county. Th« Scio Stati Bank HILSY SÇSL’Î’OÇ Real l. üate Lirais er and Notary Public has been ad IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE TATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR vised that this will I m * done This THE COUNTY OF LINN. idil will i«e of special interest to In th«- Natur of th* ) txme interested in the Smalaw river, Inal« Nortea of 8 au THE TARIFF ’trf ) OF RKAL where Ibere ia a project favorably Aire*- A. Mrflonaid, that there is considerable Paoraarr reported for removing the «h<»«l llec<«»ed j i (■• the McNary-Haugen caused bv the North Slough iwlpw N<<ri H Is Ill.NKHV <itVKN. That pur the ««mate, and that It Cushman, and to those at Port Or suant to an Order of Male duly made the house. If this is •r ! «nierod ut rvrord in th« above rn- ford. Coquille, Yaquina. and Skipa- bti. -! ci- »rt in th«- above entitled matter snd the farmer, the n »n, where «urvev« ared«-*irtd Mr. on Ih. nl day n( Maneb. 1924. author- e busineiM men of our i*. g. I>r- » «mg and directing the under- Hawley believe« theav will all be in . grw- : vlmir .’tratar of aaid rotate «o i hand to watch his senator to do. the undersigned, aa «uch adminis cluded in any bill reported, - ntative in Washington, trai, r. will 'i'll «t privat« aale from and •• »ft.-r t ' ’th dav of April. 1924, th« e that neither of them get to The adjusted compensation hill f, -an U — rtbed real property be- lui repret-ent the people in to »aid vítate, to-wit: that pa«wd the House contains two I,, t* N « Ór»« (1) and Two I capital. provisions not included in any hi I <2 » Block No Eighteen (181 ngreastnen want a high II • Aidition to Mill previously pane«! by either House of Ci Oregon, aa the asm« sp tar-ff on wheat, urging Congress. First, it provides that I» r and und ar« am <t.-«ignate<t designated on the m the remedy for plat of -aid Addi Addinoti ..f »aid iloti to said where veterans of the World War cr - - file and of record in the which the farmer is have died before the bill becomes a •• of the Ifec-rdcr of Con- was nothing farther V» ...» < it, and for »«idCounty ¡aw, the widows, children, or other ar i .date, the «»me being situ than that belief.! dependants of the veteran* «hall he ated ir. . 9. South of of wheat with a It«, ge . I «.■ ! of the Willam- ___ paid the amount of the adjusted ei!-- M.ti an, in Linn County, is ha« been the rec compensation in cadi in ten equni Stat* of Oregon. as never «topped, T«aM-> o» > ai . k : Cash in Hand on quarterly payments. The estimated I n it be *U>ppe«l now, un- tb »Pit» >f »a ■’ and subject to th« con coat of this provmi'.n i« about $A2.* fo -i f r above entitled Court. ff **« luued on a more Da’. ! t». 7th day of March, 1924. 000.(MM) and will pro' ide relief in si* than any tariff before.! W. G. M c D onald . this amount for thorn* who are great - Admin istrstor of r the b «tate of Alice A. ■•f system never reaches1 ly in need nt it. For instance, a ! M> Donald. 1 .teceaaed. ->■ >n coat of production i* 0 Ad itdresa: Scio, Oregon. widow wh.MM husband *•«* entitled Hu i 4b Masks. I ’nile<l Stales and other Xtt.. meya for . Aiimmislrator, to |.»00 ndjuste l compensation will nd this lets wheat or A! banr. Orq gon receive ten payments of Jot) each. ! birst |)lublicatton Mm-rh IS. 1924 rt« Into our country at Second, the bill provides a Mnkirg : IjMt 1»ubhcalioti April 10. 1924 production costs fund for the payment of all obliga solution of the • ce al Final Sdilemanl tions arising under the bill, and this a tariff on any 11- I V given that lhe un- will re luce the cost to the govern 'I- Last Will t the duly on it will ment to pearly one-half of what »' • '-tn nt of l. It. Pepperling.de- ■ livered here the day tiled her final ac- would be required were no sinking “ '■>. « 'i 1 itrix of said Estate n the home product. fund established. will» • • < tj < |,-rk of I inn County, l out the importer, • >r<. ». 11 G-unty Court of said 4k ican people are realiy in I 1 i- aMaiinted Mon- When the Committee on Agricul ■ . 'h < of April, 1924, at the at ionize home industry r ■ ' .: i in the afternoon of ture of lhe House of Representativv« i ! th- - unty court room in the thing» are equal. For began consideration of the .McNary- '•of* -I - the city of Albany,Linn it coxta $1 90 a bushel : >. aa lhe time and place Haugen Rill, there was a serious di f< • 'I -f objections to such fi- nt in the United States, vision of sentiment among the agri m t thereof; its 75c to produce it i-mm - having objections cultural interests of the country and ‘»y “ • • to - h ’ «1 »cc-.i-.nt and to the aettle- Australia, the differ- their friends over the l»e»t way to 1 "i * < • »lute are hereby required ouid l*e met by ad- provide relief for the present agri •> pr. - t it»- urn- at said time and PMC*. y to the foreign cultural depression, and to enable Dat-<i ibi» leth day of .March. 1924. nnot see but this M IK IA F PEFt'KRUNU, farmers to receive rcnumeralive the matter of tar- •t x ■ th" I -I Will and Testa prices for their products. Gradually mi-t -if F H Pep(M-rling, deceased. so k«*et> foreign stuff those interested in this legislation I Victor Ollivsr, Attorney fur Executrix. *n Market when have been Cuming to an agreement , Iuv»l publication April 17, J924. try i« overlo ad rd. upon the McNary-Haugen bill as ight spend a few pro the best legislation at this lime, i ivs in studying this sugg««- The Chairman of the Committee ex tnd then ask the farmer, the pects to have the bill favorably re Pro, ortv and acturen and other industrial ported in a few days. Automobile Ins. - what they think of the •' J. S. STICHA, on. If they would do thia. Resident Agent Pension bills introduced by Con Or«-, a vi; ti.r. the a«*ertion this will gressman Hawley have l»een included >rin»j a gr< at outburst of Indiana- in omnibus pension bills and passed ti hi <■( throttling a legitemate busi- by the House for the relief of Mrs iruporting by the men who Harriet M. Miller, Harrisburg, Ore-1 makr l -ir mi .ions off of the Amer- gon; E<iward Jackson, Durkee; Hen- i ican pul ■ nr through advertising that ry E. Kiste. Astoria; Mrs. Elizabeth they arc -aving the people money J. Wright. North Plains; Mo-«-Lilly by fc ineing in foreign products at Hudson. Newberg; Mrs. Minerva J. 1 le»* limn (be home product is Smith, Tangent; Mr». Eliza M Tray-' br •ging They never say that the ler. Beaverton; Mr«. Ida 8. R.wts, I I glnaaea for far-sight and k>r l#d article is sold higher than Salem; Joseph Bauer, Mt. Angel; ‘ If 1 had to ehang« them second«, mv work would be >me article, oh, no, but it al- Mr«. Martha A. Greenough. Suther- ‘ ihcold-fashioned bifocals, « ii front of the rye«, would lin; O m . D. Feller, Empire City; i ■ rly as bad. So I wear KHYl - Jeremiah B. Thomson, Oregon State j i Hi <NV I81BLE ‘o Al ■ ai .l I don't know what 1 Soldier«* Home. Roaeburg; Mrs ild d<> without them.” Katherine E. Soper. Eugene; and Benjamin H. Craven, Dundee. of Oregon in the nation It’s wonderful just now what the legislators are doing for the d«-»r r‘lktlrith Obtained, fjtamined people. Hardly a mail comes in now OREGON but that it contains a detailed report V. aCuoglon, D. C.. April 1. 1924 of some stui’endous undertaking or Die Johnson immigration Bill ia back-breaking load the legislator is #t. I for consideration the first Deal attempting or carrying in the in ■ m April The opposition to it terest of the people. Two years Sell y«>ur Cream to th* is vik-ir.Hii, but not numerically of dormancy ought to get them in u ng e , »ugh to prevent the eon- good shape physically to "work” for i< r«t n or (lassHgc of the measure their constituency, but we are afraid Ed Holland. .Manager lhe bill must be the su)M*rfiuous fat” taken on wili t>y the house. wind them before they reach the pt • d I h -fore lhe present law ex- HOW’S THIS? pires by It i it of tuna, on June SO Hili' < • I VXHII MIIHIIVI5 Will 0o wnat <• claim tor 11-rM y >ur mttm of th v<ar; if not there will i»e a tumi ty of Catarrh or r><-afn- •» Catarrh. del .gv of immigration into this iui.i.1 i atihhr vrtinixr ei nee Eugene E. Smith has turned «<•’• .»r an Olntmont »bleb Qul y cot.'dry limited only by the capacity h la attention toward the United ItoUove* Ihr catarrhal taftammaUsn i th" Internal Med I- In«, a ToWrT w>. «f : . otpes for transporting people mate, instead of Congress. Stata • throush (be lit»»-4 on th« Mu', gurtacea. thu« rratormr normal <>« hare. Senator McNary has announced his Gone • •• Sold by drisslat» for over Tear«. intention to return home and l<»ok V. J I n«n«v A Co., Tnledo. Ohle» rat< r Istke National Park will after h s political fence«. Probably »e 1100,000 per year for three Or M. 0 H.Uet thia demion ia not because of the th P T. T««*4 rs, or f.too.OOV in all, when the entrance of Smith, but because of that passed the House recently th«. other two gentlemen who have an appropriation of $7,600.000 Lebanon. Oregon been in the game for several month«. toads in naiivaal parks becomes Office nt Rut Smith has a program all his 1 here is every reason to be- own and ia capable of making him w I I m * enacted at this se«si»*n. Robertson Drug Co. self heard all over the «late. And eei Phone 50 Phone 52 he i« a fine sneaker and a good de e Committee on Rivera Whi and II HI_______ _______ , ... ________________________________ I •rburs have not formally de- bater. and if nominated and elect«) _________ would bring considerable prestige dded lo report a bill al Uw naeon. * Scio Creamery Co. VETERINARIANS i Congressman Hawley Pacific Slates Fire Ins. Co. The Southern Pacific ha« an. i* nouneed that reduced tourists and I home settlers rate* to the weal went into effect on April 1. Thia ought to bring large number« to Oregon the coming year who want to get away from the heat of the summer« and the cold of the winter* in the middle west. Read Page Five. Interesting. 0/ t / e//? e trist. ALBANY OBfB, BAROLO ALBRO. Manufacturing Optician DR. C. WARD DAVIS i >i : ntist F irst National Bank Building St«TTOS, O smmi « and Plats Work given prompt ri-ful attention. Also Extraction DR J. W GOIN. Veterinarian. Aulhuriicd Auction Sale and Interstate 1 nspeetor. Ph- ne»; Palace Feed Mhed, 184 J Rt«'denee, 600-R ALBANY. OREGON Lowe A, Morrison All fur Reliable ÜnSartakers risen i. ¡«■rsonal attention >y Mr. I I .owe N. I. Moaauan* Phone—I»ay. 397 Phone—X ight, 396 Bring Y our Job Printing to Tribune.
