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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1924)
The Scio Tribuno Page f> General New« Stoddard Car in Miahap I was completely ruined M -» Mae waa thrown through the top of the ! car and bar cheek was bruised and G. A. Stoddard, of the Scio State ¡one eye blackened. Aside from a Bank, met with quite a serious acci dent Sundav afternoon at the cover I severe fright and shakeup the others were unhurt. The Mill Citv car ed bridge near Turner. Mr. Stod ■ landed on the edge of th- bank with dard was on hia way to Jefferson, | one wheel hanging over the edge, accompanied bv hia atatera, Mieses and It is said that had it gone a few Inea and Mas. and aa they drove out of the bridge they met a Chevrolet! inches farther it would have gon into the creek car driven bv a lady from Mill City, Mr. Stoddard had to have a truck which collided with the Stoddard take him home. The wheels of hi« car. It ia not known juat how the car have been sent to Portland to accident occurred, but It ia thought be repaired. Mr. Stoddard has m y that the lady turned too far to the had thio car about tw<> months. left of the road in trying to dodge a deep hole. Baptist Church News Mr. Stoddard’e front axle waa so badly sprung that a new one will be repuired. one front wheel was de The lx>rd blessed the meeting molished and the right front fender held last Friday aftern ».>n for by* and girls. There was a good at tendance. After Mrs Hedrick sang for the young people, our pastor gave a message from John 10:9. where the [»rd said: "1 am the door; by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and «hall go in and out. and And. pasture.’’ When the invitation was given there were three that professed to receive the Lord Jesus as their personal Savior and Lord. The Lord willing the following service« will bo neld in the Scio Bap tist church on the Lord's Day. Bible school for all. 10 a Breaching by the pastor. Young people'« meeting. Pastor will preach in the M p m. m. 11 a. m. 7 p.m. evening, WE WANT YOUR WHEAT ! Both for $100 .50 I .40 i Both for 6'Jc >1.00 .25 1 lb. Cascade Linen 50 Cascade Envelopes Californian proceeded on. not offer ing to settle damages or spoligising Attempt waa made to intercept him at Altumy, but it accomplished we Has Auto Accident do not know. Luckily th- car »»< 1 Sunday afternoon al*out 4 o'clock not overturned, for in it were two at the terminal intersection in Jef women and a small girl. ferson. a California car going »ruth Business Good in Albany Collided with a F >rd roadster going north, the latter Ixing driven by a Mrs I. V. McAd •’ "»< in .-Vi>«o> woman. Ths Ford was coming onto White cu >> the highway from th«- west and see Monday on business on the business interest» ing her predicament, for the Cali fornia car was coming at fas' speed, them all busy and huupy. <1« ■ the lady «purted straight across the the bridge controversy. C. H. foi highway toward the 8 1*. dejiot rance, the auto actwrv man. ha to save herself, but the Californian found it necessary to install a new >160 machine for facing valve«, followed her and hit the left run which he say« will make them like ning board a glancing lick, breaking nrw. Several of the «tores are re- it alt to pieces but doing no other tnodeling and making room for ad damage Shortly afterwards the ditional «locks and new lines. FARMERS Saturday Combination Sale Renali Hair Tonic Rexall Shampoo . ..... Bible class Friday evening, s p nt All welcome. • Reporter If not ready to sell, store with us and sell any time later. We guarantee you the top market price at all times with free >lurage if sold to ua. Don’t Miss Them! These Are Real Bargains. Supply Sacks and I wine For Sale • • YOURS KOK SEKVICIC Kelly’s Drug Store «¡9« I Specials at R. M. Cain’s Our Objectt Is Clear In adopting and living up to the slogan “LIVE AND LET LIVE,” for it is our firm conviction. Scio Mill & Eleviitor C ompany Saturday and Monday I $85 Range and $90 Range Your Our prices are based on that slogan Choice New Assortment J. F. WESELY Grocer Gent’s Furnishings I Groceries Notions Curtain Rods Towel Racks R. M. C AIM MMMMMBi SPECIAL Bargains for Saturday 35c IVheat Flakes for 25c pkg Folder ilger s Shasta ¿hasta Tc 1 ea for 25c pkg Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans for 25c HIBLER GILL CO We Haven’t Any Speda’ 1 his Week! If you need anything in the Hardware or Implement Line We can charge you as much aa you have to pay at other places. Prices Guaranteed to be No Higher N. 1. MORRISON The Scio Cash Produce Fred Mumpers, proprietor. WE ARE PAYING FOR LIVE POULTRY: Broilers...... 18c Heavies....... 17c Lights 10c We have installed our Cream Tester, and are ready to receive your Cream and pay you the top price. Highest Cash Price for Eggs, Poultry, Veal, etc Service with a Smile Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30, other eve nings by appointment. Will pay lc more in trade for egg«. Full line Feedsand Flour WC BUY CMITTIM BARK—Bring Us Vssr Pssl Thia Letter Explains Why The Peoples Store J H. Mulchay, assistant freight traffic manager of the S. P. railway, after reading our editorial of June 26th about the removal of the agent at Crabtree, st-nds us the following letter which gives the facta leading to the withdrawal of an agency at Extra Special Crabtree: "R«-renily my attention was di* reeled to an article appearing in your new of June 26th. entitled 'Our Neglect,' subject being with- Jiawal of our agent at Crabtree. "Just as a matter of information, would say that during the year 1916 we carried into Crabtree atation 3 49 tons of less than carload freight, while during the year 1923 we only hauled 147 tons. The outbound ship ments during 1916 amounted of 91 tons and in 192C 24 tons, or a grand total of in- and outbound met chan- disc of 440 tons in 1916 and 171 tons in 1923. Decrease of 269 tons. "During that period, we know that the business of the merchants at Crabtree and vicinity has increas ed materially, yet the railroad com pany's freight as well aa passenger business has been rapidly declining. In the face of these circumstances, removal of the agent was inevitable I tecs use the station did not pay ex pense. " Art Shelton and wife and Mr« A. W. Hagey drove to Camas, Wash . Sunday afternoon to visit Mr«. Shel ton'« «on, Wm. Knauf and family, returning Monday. Just beyond A. rora they aaw a ear that had gone over the 160-foot embankment. They did not learn if any one was injured. A guard rail is badly need ed at this dace. 10-quart Galvanised Burket 1 package Qui< ksuds Was'log I'owder ft bars PAG. Naptha Soap........... . ft bars Guest Ivory Soap Total................ ....................... Special for Saturday ..♦1.30 99c A dandy bucket and the »■ si- is a- u any and better than some J. B. Coury, Proprietor The Nearest Service Is Ford Service For Genuine Ford Service and Ford Parts, you must come to the FOB I > < ÍA RAC1E FRED T. BILYEU. Prop. ♦
