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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1924)
: V -» f • ''e«’*.’* A'Fe’j} • J? A v«<*,wt :5m ¿NMMMSsâMMUM Editorials Page 2 The Scio Tribuni luckv enough to return home Sun day evening, after a six-day visit •nd ramble over Portland erring the sights and having a time of his life, equal to Samson when hr slew thirty thousand Philistines with thr jaw Ural I \latc Broker bone of a dead mule, wnich must and .\olaru Public have been quite interesting, a» it Obtained, firamtnrd waa to the old man. He found ev iCK) . . . OREGON erything floating a ; j n . w •' Clifford Griffin «uprrintending the farm and stock, also caring for his ITiytiiiun mother. Mr«. S. W. Gaine«. •nd Surgeon Geo. Griffin attended the fair at A drug that destroys fear •nd District Surgeon S. P. Railway make« a "cake-eater“ feel liae go Salem two day«, making «ome kind Scio, Or. of a deal with hi« fine lamb«; have ing out to lick Jack Dempsey or any other “pug,” has been discovered in not aa yet learned the particular« The old man g< t a glimiwc of the If You Want Good Serv South America bv scientists. The lee and a Square Deni, sell Your drug is known as caapi. is used like round • the world airplan«*« while Eggs nnd Cream at the lea >>r coffee, is exhilarating and not crossing the Broadway bridge m particularly harmful. It can be Portland Sunday. They pa*- d <>i< r (Mutual Cream Station brought lo this country with but the lower end of the city some 4<X> l^conard Jordan, Agent little c m We have our order in feet high headed north for Seattle FHl'nsiiAY, Oct. 2. 1924 r. j. u for a consignment.and if we can keep I did not hear any «alute. not eve« a w. A. Ewing. 1‘rvsHlent man tool his whistle. I d ubt if it «ecrcted from the wife until we STATEMENT F. of the ownership, management, circu can take on a shot of it, several half the people in the city saw them, lation. eta., required by the Act of < on- all were sadly disappointed, |,'r«.-sa of August 24, 1912. of The Scio people n<>t a thousand mile« from Tribune, published weekly at Scio, Or- this town will have the opportunity some said “to h I with you." ■ «on, for Octulx-r. 192». Uncle Tom Smail filhd his ■ilo Does a General Banking of offering us their apology, State of Oregon, County of I.inn. Business, interest paid Monday, having good sucre.« fore in*, a Notary I’ublie in and for on time deposits. the «tale and county aforesaid, person Cora Lucas had bad luck, a« the Th«- political porridge has now ally appear«*! E. J. McAdoo, who being? •worn according to law. depose« and • m me red down to the two major high wind of last week blew his •Ho •«ys that he la the owner of the brio : down and badly damaged it. so hr Albany’» Only IrilHlfe ami that the following la, to imrtu-s focussing their oratorical had to get a new supply of lumlwr the best of hi« knowledge and belief, a gum <>n LaFollette The issue« do true statement of the ownership, man Will erect it in a day or »>, N« hi agement, etc of the aforesaid publics not «• em to lx* on how twat congress wishes to fill it this week as his corn lion for the date shown in th«- air ve and thi- president can serve 110.000.- caption, required by th« Art of August la getting quite ripe for ensilage 21. 1912, embodied in section 44T Portal 0 > 1'iple. but on how to ride into Mrs Jennie Lovejoy of Dallas.who Uwi and Regulation«, printed on th«- power n the appeal of the spell- revi-rse of this form, to-wit: has been staying with her mother, OUR NEW PRICE LIST: That the name and address of the b uder l • ■ ur patriotism. Moat of Mrs. 8. W. Gain«*«, while th«- id Dawbf« Vision L«n* publisher and editor is • V. McAdoo, our people are 100'# per cent patri Ulte», I1S.&I. Kriptok, 117.6C managing editor am! bti«in«*sa manger, man was out for a time, returned ot« .n>5 days in the year, and are PcerleM, 416.50; I’lsight»,» 15 ! E. J. Me tdoo, Scio. Oregon. Ccmentei! Srg-rcnt». 41150. The owner is 1. V, McAdoo, H m, proud of it. but they would like to home Satnrday. Oregon, amt hi« wife. E. J. McAdoo, Geo. Griffin has a fine lot of calve» * n«le «r Olalant Vl IM L««««S *<■ |x»rfi>rmance and not hear ao Hcio, Oregon. 6 0 Curve I nria. 413.30; Me» That the known bondhokh’ra, mort much promises the people are anx which he took to the pasture, as he cua. 112.60. gagee«. and other securityholders own did not wish to feed them. I* Curve Periscopic 112.6 ing or bolding I i>cr rent or mom of to iously looking for another iJncoln, Flats. 110. So Henry Slater is making bis home tal «mount of nunda, mortgage«, or who will tie long on performance Fitteli in Zito, Cold.fillid other an-urities are: None, less Fran» «. and short on promise. l-aFolletta with tieorge and Clifford Griffin this . E J. McAboo. Buvinea Mgr For heavy Zilo Fratnos i Sworn to and subscribed before me may or may not deserve all that i« winter, ao they have a regular bach to 42.1». thia 24th day of September, 1924. elor's hotel. lieduct 42 for Second gr«i- I *ai I about him. and the recent court KltJtv S hki . tun , Notary Public. grading t; ««»«-«, 42 lai to 41 We are having a nice warm show- My commission «spires Feb. 14. 1925 decision in California in which his er which will soon assure us plenty Bancroft Optical Co electors were eliminate«] from the 111 W«**t FYra< Hirrw Head your voter« pamphlet and liailol in that slate will cause many of graaa. also purify the air and atop AaM *1» ut »rfeci l.a’na then vote against the repeal of the all forest fires, so people will feel thousand« of votes to go to him that income tax law. sustain the law that natural and enjoy the fall rains. otherwise he would not get. Why forbids the dairy substitute«, and The old man and good wife made question in that manner the integri against the radical change« in the a trip Tuesday to the Riverside Inn HA 1.1.*« (Ill I« 14 It MfHKlM .*• I -« ty of the voter to use good judg ux-1 MMx«4BBfuiij in in« irwumtnl < workmen’s compe* sat ion law. to see the lady and get a square Caini rh ment in voting? Whv is it neces Hl 1.1*11 < «Tinnii Mll'HIXF < r?s meal, as the Santiam Farm was vul •tot« of an otiiuuwi.? whuh Qui ij> sary for the politicians “to make up iUllrl»» to«! «il Ibi*um «od I* » Scio and Linn county fared quite the mind of the voters?” The voter of grub. Medion«. n Toth »I i M, «<t» HE EATER IWrou<h Ihr Rksod oft th« M .uj H it- well at the atate fair, thank you. knows why. and he most likely will fair* ttoi« th* tnrb*n>ffiAik*n. fltoM bv all rinite UM«. And we will fare still better if the register a tremendous rebuke at the F. «J CÎMiwy Jk < o„ Ohle We Appreciate Thi» fact is kept before the people and November election. not allowed to be forgotten that Subscribe now 11 76 the year Portland, Ore . Sep. 29. 1924. we have the first prixe cattle, sheep, What la “Chevon?” Mr. I. V. McAdoo. hogs and horses. Scio, Oregon. Hereafter, if the effort« of a num Dear Str: Enclosed please find The world flier« tinndied their his- ber of organization« and individual« cheek lo Seto Tribune (fl 75) in tory making trip Sunday, when they have the desired eff«*ct, goat meat payment from Sep 8. 1924. tn Sep. landed at Seattle shortly after noon, will I m * designated by a «{teciaJ name H. 1926. I enjoy the paper, it is thia bring the point from which the which will tie comparable to pork, like getting a letter from home. squadron hopped off a few week« lieef and mutton. The name aelevt- With beat wishes for success. ago. No undertaking of an explor t*«| by the goat-rai«ing inter«*sta in Yours truly. ation character ever was more care the «outhwest i« “chevon.” In reply T. J. Mtinkers. fully planned nor glorioualy con lo rr (ursts for approval of this new summated. name, the United State« Department ------ of Agriculture ha« stated that there The moat dangerous radical today seems to l>e n<> rtason why this name is the gray-haired man al the «leer should not be ad<>pt«*dand generally ing wheel — in fact, while driving hr «ppi oil to the meal of this domestic is an anarchist, having no regard .iniinal. and therefore approves the for the lives of others when he must name “chevon,” The w >rd “chevon” was created, puw everything on the highway. In Ihdiiics he probably utg«*« conserva after long conoderalion of many tion. believing Io try to keep ahead mggr«tions. by organizations repre- of the procession is dangerous, I he senting the principal Angora-goat vrzys of man is hard to understand, pr luring region, it was made bv combining parts of two French especially in a free country. — words, ’ Chevre.” mealing goat, • • r » I and " moulun," meaning mutton. Oregon ha« produced more world champion dairy Cow» than any other In other words. “Chevon” means •tale in the union, Thi« is i»>s«iulr goat mutton. both because of natural conditions and the fact that some of our eiti- sen« have devoted their lives to im proving the quality and produclive- ni-»s nf these cattle They work not only for their own good, but for the lienefit of an endleas chain of people who are helped by dairying Thia l-clng a dairying center. It should lie natural for our people to support the present law against substitute« •nd not for its repeal. THE SCIO TRIBUNE BQsrrjsss aijd pwbssiow P.IL3Y ^€LÜ’OÏ)iDf’ DR. A. G. PRILL B First National Bank Building Stsreo’«, • »aauoM <-i Hata Work given prompt ••tul atti oth'.'i. Alao Extraction Lowe A, Morrison R« «kl« Und«rtak«rs or».- given tw-rsonal st tan lion by Mr. low« N r. I -■•• N. I. Mosaiso» l.i bar I'hone—hay. 397 I‘bon*—Night, 396 Ail f G. F. Korinek \ ( tei inal imi i U i • . OREGON am we red l».y or Night i ubcreulin Testing The Scio State Bank Exclusive Optical Parlor PARENTS! tb.it we tit glæx-s to chil- i with -m titirtc accuracy? I in thi beat and moat rn til«! mon* y can buy. 'cade 'pton/e trist » hany ozrra, HAROLD A I.BRO. .’at dacturing Optician Scio Meal Market Holechrk Bros 1* roprietorn I h 1 and (’ur«^ Meat Bacon, l^ard, Sausage FOR OVER 40 YEARS J Bring Y our Job 1 ’rinting to Tribune 5 .j> I’ wn- $! 75 <>n our table and y . ?t 0 t • st e mmunity patter in th< i.ntv for one year. II you believe in boosting the boosters, if you believe in helping an institution that spends its money at home, you will support the Scio Tribune more substantially than wishing it well ta*-**« Torrance RccoiHlitioning Shop and Parts for All Cars.... ALBANY, OREGON 212 E. First Phone 379 : SANTIAM FARM NEWS ; Sept. 30 Our nice fall weather still eontin- n-« with occasionally a small shower to remind u« that Oregon will not fail on moisture. Silo filling has twen the order for Here is Luther Burbank, plant wizard of Santa Rosa. Calif., dt-cu -ing the f | Mulch the p**t week, with a fine quality of Paper with W. L. Rhondw. an expert <>n the fnpt t !n the f.-iegr, m ,i . itri| «<>f thePabcn com. as good or even belter than Mulch Paper laid on Burbank's experimental station It m stimulating the ui- wth of Gladioli Inset Bur usual. bank inepecting the pmgrewi made by a crop treated wlth the Pabcv .Mulch Paper, which n<> doubt is going to The old one eyed Pie (Cater givw lo the world a newer and ctw-aprr plant «tin
