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T hvrmd AY, May 29. 1921
DECORATION DAY
Tomorrow is Decoration Day. Il
1» the da' set aside by many »tales
and observed a* a memorial to the
departed dead who have given their
live* that thia country might exist
and l>c free and Independent, That
it might lie one and indeaaolvable.
That It might Irrum» the leader
among nation* In manhood, in right
eouancM, and in progri *»
No other day ahould have th«* at
tention of our i>eople more that thia
day. It ia a day of hallowed mem*
ury to the boya who gave their bio*>d
in 1776, in 1861, In 1898 and in
1917. It ia in memory of those «till
living, who have become bent with
year», who are either left nhvaieal
wreck* or maimed for life. It ia in
memory of these that we ahould
pause during thia day and lift our
hata and bow our heada for them.
It ia in a measure the flag going by,
the rechriatening of the nation to
ita cauae of freedom and upholding
of the integrity of ita manhood. T<
thia end we ahould comply with the
proclamation of our preaident ami
governor and commemorate the
deeda of the valiant dead and living
On tomorrow, inatead of passing
the day in frivoluua pleasure, we
ahould lake atock of the preaent day
tendency ami aak uuraelvea if we
are doing all we can to make thia
the nation our forefather* and our
boya fought for. We ahould bear
in mind that moral force» are at
work to tear ua Blunder and that
onlv eternal vigilance will abate.
Are we doing our ahare in upholding
the lawa of the land? Are we tak
ing personal liberties that lead ua
to the jails? Are we cautioning
those of our friend» who ar* break
ing the law» againat auch carrying*-
on? Do we do our duty when aerv-
in iurie* and try the cases according
to law and evidence and not accord
ing tu our i>wn version aa to the
merits or demerit* of the law?
Tomorrow let’* pay homage to
the fallen heroea and rededicate
uuraelvea to the cauae of freedom
for which they fought, bled and
died. We ahould not do leas.
SPORTSMANSHIP
In a lengthy writeup of the ball
game here last Sunday between Al
bany and Scio, the Albany Democrat
showed Ita aportsmanship t>y ma
liciously attacking the local team
and the Scio fan* because of their
remonstrance againat the game be
ing stolen by the Albany Umpire.
Al Senders. The attack doce not
amount to much ao far a» it goes,
but when that pafier urge» the fan*
>f Albi ny to n*e violence in more
way» than one, it certainly doea not
show good »portamanahip, liecauae
it » »>•
"Albany fans will tie sugar-
niouthi'd next Friday night accord
ing to the Indication* that arise from
the miscellaneous malediction* being
p«urt*i| up<>n the heada of a few Scio
fan» and one Scio umpire by mem-'
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For further information, u«k C. W. Hr gg. local agent
bany wa* not willing
BUS!I)63S JV)D PT.?"SSSI0W,
We are Informell that Richard - n
Gap folk* will lie at lhe Community
DR. A. G. PRILL
Club meeting next Monday night in
Physician
large numlier*. They want the next
and
meeting of lhe club in their midst
Surgeon
and we know of no reason why they
District Surgeon S. P. Railway
should not get their wishes. We ,
Scio, Or.
tier* of the Albany team and Albany I are also informed the good people
fan» who witnewe-d the game."
out there are figuring on joining the
The above would indicate that club enmaase
Both these desires
th* Albany team will u»e every are gladlv welcomed by the club,
Pro|M*rty and
mean« at it* disposal. with the help we are sure. Ix-l everybody re
Automobile In*.
of fan*, to steal the game by fair or member the meeting next Monday
Portland.
J. s. STiCM*.
foul mean*
It mean» that hood- night, a* it is election time and good Oregon.
Rratdent Agent
lumnon i* sanctioned by that other and true officer* should be chosen to
wise peaceful publication and how •te*r the club over the shoals during
serious it might become has no re the next year. The meeting will be
morse for it. Sportsmanship lie* in held in the big gym, weather per
taking your defeat a* men, without mitting.
maliciously attacking the viaitor*.
And in thia role the Albany Demo
The Scio Mill i* ju«t now engaged
crat is n it sportsmanlike. I>e*pite
in a 30 day cleanup of the wheat
the fact that the paper approve*
now in it* elevator, preparatory to
the ruling of Umpire Sender*, he
the harvest, which is not so very far
did purposely call a Scio man out at
off. As a suggestion, would it n<4
home after the catcher hail muffed
be a wise course to sell all the sur
the ball and failed to put the runner
plus wheat and oat* to this going
out. The Democrat admit* thia
concern ao that it can operate and
when it rays: "Albany outhit the
give employment to more men, and
thu» have the profit that ».me one
Real Eilalt lirontr
is going to get off lhe farmer?
and Notary Public
Keep the monev in circulation here,
^Ibitrath Obtained, ¿lamlntJ
not in Portland or some other citv
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OREGON
farther away.
DR. C. WARD DAVIS
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First Nsliotusl Bank Building
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Bridge nn<l Plate Work given prompt
iiradui attention. Also Extraction
Pacific Stales Fire Ins. Co. O. F.
The Home of
W. A. Ewing,
Korinek
Veterinarian
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’tuberculin Testing
Lowe &. Morrison
Relinbi» Undertaker»
All fui vra ■ given iM-rsonal attention
by Mr. Lowe
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Phone—Night, 396
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ALBANY, - OREGON
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Old Jupe ha* gone V<>l»ted one Plw*Klenl
E. D Myer», Cashirr
better In making the country dry,
especially her* In Oregon. It ha*
been so long since a real rain fell
that the farmer* here are about to
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dry up and blow away. If the
Doe« a General Banking
threatened rain does not com* short
Business. ’ Interest paid
on time deposita.
ly the crops will be more than cut
in half, if in fact th* damage is not
8rtf» Hade Notfe Isiltia) Tins
already done. It’* just one darn |
thing after another that keep« the
A great surprise for the borne knitter*
prices of farm product* low and of Oregim, but »till a fact. Further
more, thi* yarn ia abaoiulrly virgin
commodities high.
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Scio men. out played th* Scio men
and out-argued th* Scio men. but
nevertbeleaa lost th* gam* 10 to 9."
and then in a tabulated »care show»
that Albany was at bat 4.» limesand
Scio but 40. Be fair, Albany Item
ocrat, end there will be no necessity
of urging or advocating auch a* you
have in your paper. Be a sport*
man, because vou will admit, the
Albany ball team admit and your
far.* will admit, that Albany refused
to play ball in Scio last Sunday un
leas Sender» umpired the game be
hind the bat. Was it because Send
er» is so eminently fair that thi« wu
demanded? Or, wa» it because hi»
reputation ia such that Albany U
sure to win when he umpire* a game?
Th* decision came when it looked
like Scio was putting over a swat-
fest game and would tally with or
lead the Albany lead.
If *pori*m*n*hip is to be patterned
after the Democrat brand, pleas«
deliver ua. Th* game Friday cati|
be played on the square, but not
with such advice a* wa» contained
in lhe Democrat
A neutral umpire
would help do it. and if betting ia
tabooed
Scio could not bet if Al-1
Scio. Oregon
Corvallis had a "human fly" in
their midst the other day. and lhe
paner* proclaimed it in big head
letters. A man foolish enough to
dangle with death by climbing the
walls of high building* when there
is no reason for it does not deserve
a headline in any paper.
Has 68th Birthday
Have Your Eye» E is raised Once a Year
You t»l.< g-. d < art- of your teeth, yet
ti.i y ma>
rc-i-laci-d. But what about
> -ur eye-'* V. .-ke it a rule to have
them examined once a year.
wool yarn, th* wool was grow i tn Linn
county, aoki by Mr. Sender* to the Ore
gon Worsted Company (mill* lucaivtiat
Sellwood), made into wor»trd yarn by
Roy T. Bishop, »on of C. P. Bishop,
proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
i Salem. Oregon knitter* try thi* vam
out. All color*. 45e |x-r bail of 2 om
Sample* »ent on appl cation. Address
C. P. l.i»hup. Box 75. Salem, Oregon.
Optometrist.
AciiAntr owza,
HAROLD ALBRO,
Manufacturing Optician
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
Notice i« hereby given that the under-
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Ulratrix of the estate of
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A. L* bb. decea*«d, ha* filed in
the Ct-untv court of the Mate of Oregon
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r final account, and
th. ,lii. ;>e < f «an] court nns fixed the
. rd da> f June, 1924 at the hour of
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A M. in the court room of
r d I’.-tirt in th.- Linn County court
house, Allu.ny. Oregon, a« th* time and
1‘lxct fur fa* »ring objection* to «aid final
account if any there lie.
AU pci-oox interested In «aid estate
are hereby n .i -i,.d nt appear at «»id time
»: d i f • »nd *1- w cause, if »ny, why
Said final an nnt should not b* allowed
and »aid estate settled and cloned.
let a Cobb
Administratrix of the
estate of Ixwi* A. Cobb, deceased
V. Lyle McCroev.
Attorney for administrairi*
Tito»» who ar* In a "run Sown" corwtl.
lion wilt notice (hat Catarrh bother» t-»m
much more th»n when they ar* In e x«t
Maith.
Thia fact prove« tr.j wt,n-
r'»j»rrh le a Io-el <!-.>««■« it ta rr- .-i ,
Influenced by eonetlt>ittnn»l rnnitin ,n«
It kt. I**
MKIHitM le a
nmbtned Treatment, both local an.) in
ternal and has been ev o*e«f»r| m the
treatment nt catarrh tor or«r forty rears.
’ BnM bv all druertorai
F. J Cheney A Co..
Ohio.
George Morrow passed hi» 68th
birthday Monday.
Mr. Morrow
came to Scio in October 1867. and
he claims the distinction of having
resided in Scio longer than any oth
er resident of the city. He wa* I
married to Miss Nancy Bilyeu in i
1876 in th* house where J. N. Wed
de and family now live ami have
lhe telephone office.
Mr. Morrow says that for several
year* Seto wa* the only town in the
Fork* of lb* Sanliam. and that poo
pel came for long distance« to Scio
to do their shopping. He wa* own
er and proprietor of the Sdio li >tel
for 20 yeara
Ellis Donovan, who i* working in
Salem, spent Monday night al his
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Subecribe Dow, 11.75 per year.