The Scio tribune., July 24, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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Editorials
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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
I' dl'-tte i« elected, who’ll be minis-
More and
ter to Siam?
these routes of travel.
more people are using
Practically
every traveller brings In fire in tome
The big Linn County Fair is soon ' form--campfires, mstclies. tobacco,
to appear in the offing; in fact is cigarettes.
to start on Sept 17th and lasts four
The number of careful eampere
days.
It is to be a big fair, because increases each vear.
More and more
some 20 or more communities are People are learning the awful poasi-
to be represented, the largest in the bilities of fire in the woods.
history of the county fair.
j mium list is the largest ever.
I that’s why we say "the big
And and art playing square.
But each
Linn year there are enough people who d<»
County Fair.”
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They
The pre- «re learning the rules of the game,
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not know- or who do not think to
bring the number of man-«m-• i
That caravan to Clear I-aka starts fires up to seventy per cent or more
next Thursday, and promisee to be
Every citixen should learn care
the biggest thing that ever happened with fire before he g<>rs Into the
in and for Linn county. The pro- woods, even though it means chang
Every
motera would like to see as many go ing the habits of a lifetime
To Oregon’s ‘Uacationland
from this community as possible. It forest visitor should appreciate the
will l*e a wonderful educational trip privilege extended to him and treat
low roundtrip fares
If you his hostess. Dame Nature, with due
go take rations to last as long as consideration and refrain from burn­
ing the roof over his head
you expect to be gone.
If each forest visitor were to r»-
lease
carelessly only one spark of |
Just now great interest is being
and a fine three-day outing
T humui AY, July 24. iw.'4
Senator
Burton
K
Wheeler
of
Mon'ana has been selected by S«n.i
tor Robt. M. LaFollette a» h< run
manifested by state and county po- fire, that would mean a ten million
liti <1 organisations in the national »P*'k power menace. Rathei should
£.«
for« of I«" million American citi-
And < i ¡’ri.l.iv
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even lower roundtrip
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out « >p>ver' a! '
tl c • u .
have a return innit of i
dayr>.
sens--using their privileges, but not
abusing them--and making a united
effort to prevent forest fires.
I or cotnj i.-p <
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Kx.kkt "Un .1 Oi.
with
The Destroyer
some surprises for those who w
attend.
Send in your program t i
publication next week.
iUKTiSY IN THE FOREST
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Fi r
ling to figure* of the U. S.
Sivice, nearly
ten million,
pi pi v it<<i the national forests of
the lunt) i Slates last y«-ar.of which
1.576.100 were to the foreata oft
A luhacriber down Jrffer >ti wu>
says: "You ask what has be-
«■ liregon and Washing ton. The re­
of that old hackneyed ph raw V> • po» t allows that over eight million j
view with alarm.’ Why. that's«
It's gone to hunt for that other out
.( th> e iieoplecame in automobiles.,
in. Forest Service has been ac-
That n<> one understands.
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With hard and cruel hands.
Beating down all laughter.
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Twisting at the brain.
Breaking peace and calmness
Business
Giving only pain
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■ "Siow
Worry ia a trickster.
A robber, thief and knave,
Mocking foolish victims.
And the griefs he gave
PILSY
SliSLH
o davis
t Real Edate
7 linter ’O!) DR i c )L WAR
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and Notary Public
Yet we walk with worry
bay on troubled day.
When a little logic
Would drive the beast away
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By Grace E. Hall
Hr»t National Bank Building
Surtos, Oaauog
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Work given prompt
ittrruion. Also Ex traction
^lulratlt Obtained, fiiamlntd
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Lowe <&, Morrison
W, A. Ewiog,
T. J Munki-rs,
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Vice I'm.
Rababla Undertakers
E. I). My••«. Cashier
All f.: r..
r < n tw raonal attention
by .Mr. I.owe
N. 1. Moaaiaoe
I'hone -I >ay, 397
Phone—Night, .'»5
1) im > h h General Bunking
The Scii State Bank
Business. Interest paid
on time deposita.
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Veterinarian
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Optical Parlor
fil
i nn*l copy of our
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Tearing at the nerve for< e
E H. Hubv>n and wife and Mias
of-date phrase' We point with pi ide.’ livvlv engaged in building roads and
Ask us something hard' Hurrah ti n.', “pening up the forested re- Caulhorn of Salem called on J. S.
for ico and for pleasure, i Sticha and wife Sunday.
for LaFollette!"
Alright
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I Sundays
old, with­
I 1>-?> c fares
Worry ia a monster
down there to mak«' the n»«->'t i
success, we believe there will
■ft n >w in
over* along the line.
effect to al! point-
candidates, and of course the press theac forest visitors enlist as a loyal
ding mate on the indep. r> i< n‘
of the .late is deluged with inquiries
We wonder if he can "wleel "er ,»»
«' t<> the pr<»pects of this or that
straight into the white house1
candidate and also with free stories,
saying, "if you use this in whole or
A subscriber wants to know a I at
in part, or use something in vour
is meant by saving "I pSalt Creek "
own way, we would thank you to
That expression dear reader
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send u< a copy.” (ieneroelly l>egins
forceful way the voters lieve of <•
with the newspaper and ends there,!
ing the defeated can<l dat<
f t ■ r
so
it • ■« ins. If these publicity seek-»
delight in "pickling" him >n e
ers want to know what the press isi
tion day.
- i>.ug. why don't they subscribe?!
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I iper would come regularly and |
The t^immunity Club Hint« st
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Cral' • on Mini« ». .
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hi m a »mall way be getting
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vacation this summer.
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DeHritnem t! tie UHgrior
U. R. lamd Office, i
Portland, Oregon, ■
July 3, IH24 I
Notice is hereby given that Edward
J. Marineau, «if Scio, Oregon, who, on Hie transparent frame with the
September 1st. 1920. made Hvmeatrad
>•■ « ■ ry becoming to
Entry N<> U3M8, for N’. SW ( Svctiur many ya-<>|>k
\\c have them in
3». Township 10 S. Range ) I-., Will.
all sixes.
Meridian, has tiled notice of ii.t<-iUioo
to make Anal proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver U. S. Land
< 'flier, at Portland. Oregon, on the 2V th
day of August, 1921.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
J. '. Hannah« William Beran, Earl
Rrowning and John Frost, ail at Selo.
AL9ANY
Oregon.
HAROLD
ALBRO.
Notice will be published for five con­
secutive weeks in the "Scio Tribune.”
Manufacturing Optician
Walter L Toose, ir„ Register.
Act 6 9 16— 1 inn County,
Catarrhal Deafness
O/Ve trist.
DR. A. G. PRILL
Physician
and
Surgeon
District Surgeon S. P. Railway
Scio, Or.
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Is eft-u <n
a t.y an iniUmed • ondltlea
trt the .-
* imine of ths KuatachlM
1 uw. W n thia tubs I« Indanwd yea
(>'« a in t| « sound or Imperfect
I! st'n?.
t’nlees the i-fUmmlUOS can
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«d. yvur thanas may be de­
stroyed forever.
II Ill's < insali MFRUINSt will
do whet we cla m ror It—rid your system
of Catarrh or t w o fa eno caused by
Catarrh,
Hold by an *r-«x*h Snr over • Trara
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