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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1924)
••4 ,Î1 -a '* '• ■ • > ♦ ♦ w <■ > . t », • V • « . 4 SA -U...--«4 /• * » •/*. .' • i V l1*’ rS'tV - Local Sfewt and Cuisjfificd R. D. Morris and wife camed»wn Jess Rodgers purchased a load of from Detroit Saturday and remain fine Hereford cattle in Portland last ed until Monday. week. George Stoddard is back at his Ellis Donovan and wife of Port desk at the Scio State Bank after a land spent Sunday at the C. M Johnnie Densmoe has purehav«»d ten days vacation. Donovan home Mias Ina Donovan anew Ford truck. accompanied them home to remain J F Ouoor is improving his prop until after the Fourth. Mrs. F. T. Bilyeu was in Albany erly by laving a concrete walk the on business Tuesday. Mrs Baahford and Mra. Force of entire length of the north aide. of Mt Ange' called on Mra C. C B«-n Mumper returned Monday Antone St seek, who has been Bilyeu Bunday. They were neigh from a week’s visit at Junction Cit> j .» >rking at a sawmill near the coast. bors In Noith Dakota when they Will be shipping lambs Tu« - day. ' has returned to his home at Scio. were young girls, but had not seen Cail me before selling. J I. Rodyri each other for several years. J. F. W«-«ely and wi fe and daugh ■ ( Mrs. C. C. Bilyeu visited Mra. ter». and Mrs. J. Melichar and Mrs. i A E. Wagner and wife came over ------ Lauren Bond, on route 1. yesG-rdav I. V. McAdoo were in Salem Friday. fJom Dallas Sunday ani returned E L. Daley of Medford spent j Their s<>n. hlden I. If. Towns of Albany spent Sun Monday morning Tu« lay night with bis brother, day in Scio and left on the early Vaughn, who has been visiing hia Fre» I. train Monday for Portland to stay aunt, Mrs. George Rodgers, for the past two weeks, returned with them J. W. Hart came over from W »od- several davit. burn Tuesday night to attend K. of P. I dge. A /• J ' Mrs. Lester Bilyeu of Cut Bank, > A fine Baby boy was born Tues day. Julv 1. 1924. to Mr and Mrs. •• ■» J« «i Rodgers and wife an I Mrs A. C. Vem n. Mother and babe hom* “ *•’ r,in* George Cutsforth visile«I relativ«s are doing well ****n *e^1 home on June ten th, and a letter from Mr Bilyeu of in L-Luion Monday. Mrs. J. Milchar of Hutchmwn. • rcfeftt daU MVi (l H rt||f Oscar lundleyand family and Mi Minn.»>ta. who has i<een visiting i Mrs. K L. Hiaaon. Mrs. J S. M. E. Scjtt and daughter. Bret. la. her father, John Kouba. leftSatur-* iStieha. and the Misses Leia ar d •pert Sunday at Cascadia. urday for her home Mildred Couey. Vella Brenm-r. I Waller Bilyeu and Lyl«> Ficklm Riley Shelton road lioro In this ()orri< We<Jdle ,n<J SuUer. cam< up from Kalama. Tuetlay •rction, and Ralph Donovan have land enjoyed a picnic and weinaie night to attend the meeting of th« finished their work on the Leffler al Gap MnO(lav K. of P. lodge. r >ad in district No. 15. evening. Mrs. Marian Arnold of Lebanon Bilyeu and wife and Miss The daaee at Jo man last WHnes- and Mrs. George Cutaforlh of Rui Myrtle Hollis drove to Dallas last day night was well attended an i a die visited at the George Rodger» Wednesfay to visit A. E Wagner good lime is reported by those in home last week. uni wife. Mias Myrtle remained attrwdancr. There w«»rvgv»«>d crouds I until Sunday. I frurn Scio and Stay tor.. The floor Mrs. Fannie Lindley sn<i little Postmaster Slicha has received la the ball at Jordan is one ut the daughter. Evelyn, and Mrs. M. E. application blanks for the soldiers* best in this section, Scott and daughter. Brenda, were bonus. Those entitled to receive shopping in Salem Friday. Charles, the small son of Mr. and the bonus should call at the post Mrs. Fred Mumper, ran a sliver in 1 ¡.ast Saturday while cranking • offiic for the blanks. his right foot last Friday evening. car at the Kirk-Pollock garav<- >t. Mr«. Charles Thornton of Junction On Monday the parents feared that Albany. Nolan Parrish had the mu t'ltv and Mr and Mrs. C. 0. Cham- blood poison had developed, and Mr. fortune to break hia arm. bers of L »s Angeles. Calif., visited ■ Mumper took him U>Salem to see a The Scio baseball team played at their daughter and sister, Mrs. Fred doctor. H* is Improving at this Jefferson last Sunday, and with «»v- Mumper, on Wednesnad and Thurs time. eral substitute players were able to day of last week. defeat Jefferson by a score of 11 to 2. Frank Hmousand wife of Chicago, Myron Daley ami si st« r Mrs.Fred who have been visiting at the J. F. Reynolds, of Portland spent Sunday Patrny home, left Saturday for with their mother. Mrs. E J. Daley, their home. They will spend Some | who returned to Portland with them time in California and the southern for a longer visit. states while enroute. Bring Your Job Printing to 1 ribunc I Meeting Well Attended »♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»•»♦»»♦♦♦f THINGS UNUSUAL By T. T. MAXEY ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦»♦*♦»♦♦♦♦♦» <g. ISSI W m *<» .V«wa«MS*< I eu > THE SOO CANALS The Na!nt Marys river connects 1.atae Superior with Lske Huron. Nature eiudded this rlrer with rock and poeeesswt It with a rapids which falls twenty feet tn three-quarters ef a mile. This made the movement of the rargore of furs and merrhaadlae, which carue down through the laksa in the early days, well sigh tmt-oe- Slhle Accordingly. In IM», the work of building t!u»t which Is said to have born rhe first whip canal within th« bonier» of th»-»e L'nlted Mtatee was be gun. This canal was 3.674 feet long and Its locks ¡•vrtnPted the |>aaaage <>f »«-»seis drawtns tsvlve fast of water As this native developed tuora and greater cargoes resulted, aud the canal and kwks had to be enlarged. Tlie mtnin rcw of the Great takes continued 1» grow by leaps arid bounds The present Serina of canals and tocka. complete«! In !M!4, coat several lulillotis of doiiara N<>« »<•»• aels drawing some 24 feet of water can l>e accommodated. The largest lock la ¡,330 feet loug. Five shi|>s can he handled at one locking A» many aa 12fi vessels have passed through In a single day. Although the bulk of the traffic moves through the canals on th- A’nerican side, there Is also a !•■ ■- • anal on the Canadian aide .»eason of navigation varies sc- cwding to the weather Generally •peaking the canals n;ien In Apt II and close In ftecember. The tremendous volume of traffic which passes through in a single season is astounding The report of the Vnltwl Slat»*« canal office at Hault Ht«*. Mart«* for 1S22 shows that an average <>f mt vessels per day or ÍT.^KI through the canals during that ¡x-rlod These vrasrls carried S7XM3 pnasen gers and flfl.<W7.2iW tons <»f freight, the vahn- of which was estimated to be almost one bllUoti dollars. The east bound traffic Included In round numbers. 21U,ou«M<iO feet of lumber: 4.<WO.0tX> barrels of flour; 2*0.000,000 bushels of wheat; «if» bushels of other grains; R7.«Nn tons of Copper; 42JN0.OUU tn» of Iron «»re and 262,000 tons of genera! mer chandise The chief Items which nude up the west tmund traffic Included, us ing round numbers «gain a.T*«.'n»N ton» of soft and fltWjNfl tons of hard coal; 2P,t»N tons of tuanufactun-d Iron an»l steel products; ttt.iSMl tons of •nit; 180.00«» tons of oil; rtJO.nou ton« of stone, sand «nd gravi-l. and 3l2«iMk* tons uf g»-orral merchaiuttae. Th* Sunday schnei gathering at Watcrl > Sunday »as well attended and a r-d and well spent day is ro » ll u'< i by those going from Scio. A ng three in attendance from Sein were E D. Myers and family and Mr» Riley Shelton. E. C. Shel- ton an I wife and Mrs Almina Pome* \ Weddle. Mrs. W n. Br» • ner Mra, J. S Slicha Mlea- «•« \ « a Brenner and L>orris Weddle and Wm. Manis. W. N. Abbott and wife and Mrs. J. H. Yates. S. Phil ippi a I family, and J. B. ('ouev »ml family. Baptiat Church News Attended Banquet W. A. Ewing and E 0. Myers at* t< o> ■: th«-Banquet at the Albany hotel last Frida« night which was .• . »-ii it honor of (l. P. Uoshow, Jef- fer n 'lyei- and Milton A. Miller, three >f Linn County’s native sone wl. ■ are candidates for state offices. A nv. uber of the prominent men • f th«- 'a' , among whom were Governor Mailer M Pierce, Senator I- r* I k f I ¡,-ene, Victor P. Mor ri» ■: »n du». Dr. ( J. Smith of Portland, Senator S. M. Garland of L I it >n and others were present and addre--e i the gathering. YES' we have "500” Score cards 2c each Al the Tribune Office. S !•»■< ibe now. fl 75 t»er year. F r > A »11 octave organ. See it at IJen Thnyer’a reanirnce. Wunte«i w i F. 1 Wood cutters for hard Price $2 50 per eord See av r Scio, Oreg. 47-p F- r Sale (»oe full blood Poland (tuna and eight pigs. See i F Ktibs, Scio. Ore., route 4 tf For Sa . One and two-quart fruit jar- Pasture for rent. See Mrs C. C Bilyeu at the confectionery’ For -1->- Six Duroc pigs, 24 months <>ld So'I reasonable if taken at once 1». »-’• nh<»use. Scio. Ore. 47-p ana Money at with e .nmr-don; prepayment priv: <!«<•» after first year. Wm. Ham, Albany Ore. 43-c Farm I - mi . in Want. J Heavv planer. 6 by 20. either three or four aides Must Linn County Baptists wi'l cele l>. c'o-ap for cash. See Hrudka brate the Fourth of July at Browns Lumber . Scio. Ore. 46-3t-c ville. The program will l>egin at McCormick binder, in 10 a. m. There will i»e a number F< >r Sale g >d running order, "-foot cut. of prominent «¡»rakers, the main ad I’rici f~’> for quick sale. See A. dress to l>e given by a speaker from E W» »(«nhouae. Scio. Ore. 46-c Portland. A Basket dinner at noon with free coffee will be a feature of Found Tail light and hangers for spare tire. Owner can have same the day with a baseball game be by rai.irg at the Tribune office, tween the preachers and laymen, ra proving property and paying for ces. volley ball, swimming and oth» r this ad. • sports. Those who attend are ask Any girl in trouble ¡nay communi* ed to decorate thur cars with the cate with luisign Lee of the Sal- national colors. vation Army at the White Shield II me. May fair Ave., Port land. Oregon. Regular preaching services al the and Money to L an at 5j*i« —The Fed- eta! i.ur, . Hank of Spokane.Wash., will make loans through the Forks of the Santiam National Farm Bible Study and prayer meeting L an A- ciation in amounts from II hit. <j'.,t.oii, for a period of every Friday night at 7:30. t year», on first motgage <« eurity Inquire of W H McLain. William T. Templeton Dies Sec Trva-, route 2. Scio. Oregon. lulv 17-p. William T. Templeton was found dead in his car at about 7.1U> o'clock Friday morning at the side of the | Baptiat church every second fourth Sunday. rGlobe^Albañy road about two miles west of Browns-, ville. Parties who came along *H>n after death occured say that he must have died from heart failure. The car had rolled off the road into the ditch half throwing the body out of the car. Relatives of Mr. Templeton said that he had been suffering from leakage of the heart for shout three years, ami that he ha<i b«en warned against driving alone. He is vived by his wife and father mother. Read T. Interesting. HINDU MONDAY Jl LV 6-7 POLA NEGRI in Her Finest Production. Shadows of Paris” Coming : ZANE GREY’S liiERITAGE OF I ■I THE DEaERT K
