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' »%« C > V- lb >*•> ’ » ' '■ « I I Editorials Page 2 THE SCIO TRIBUNE ’ I The school meeting for District 3ack Is Broken No. 95 at the city hall in Scio next rueadav at 2 o’ciek p. m. should be attended by every patron of the school. The question to be discussed Sir* is of especial interest to all. and has t* l«fc for its aim the making of a bigger and belter school. And since it en tails no tax burden on the district, there is no reason why the plan can not i-e put into effect. The plan is to furnish free transportation to high | school students outside of the dis trict who should come here because of our nearness and a school just as good as any in its class Read th« I call on page 7. I.UMM S»«ry TV urei«» by TH« TH1BVNB FVBUSHINQ HOMFAHY M fetta. Uss C mms . Orwos 1 V. SUAfe* ...... tMnor Mn. I V. kUA4o> - M mimm 4 < <*»««<«« Ma< I lost their infant son last week, it living only a few hours. Opal Shilling spent the week-end with her water at Munkrrs. Quite a few from Shelburn atten Marion Arnold, a former resident ded Joe Munkcr’s funeral Timiay and mail carrier on route, but now afternoon. a resident of Eugene, sends us the (Calvin Trollinger spent Sunday following item about a formoe resi with his sister, Mrs. ixv George. dent of West Scio, which he clipped His mother, who had been visiting from the Eugene Register: his sister, returned home with him. W J. Burden of Flugene received Archie McCrae »pint the w .is in Auto Accident a broken back, three fracture! ril>«. end with his grandfather. H. O. a fractured collarbone and serious Shilling internal injuries, including »crushed Charles Ransom and family of liver, when the car in which he was Aumsville spent last Sunday « ilh riding overturned north of Junction I his brother. J. J. Ransom. Citv Sunday morning about 8:30 (’lair McLain and family of Port o’clock. He was brought to Pacific land took Sunday dr ner with home THVOSI i AY. Dec IK. 1924 Christian hospital, where it was said folks. Monday that he ba« a good chance Since the present cold snap began Monday’s snow storm interfered to live unless comp’ications set in Monday, we realise we spent tM with telephone service, also hindered Mr. Burden's son wm driving, ac the electric light men with their much money for gasoline last sum cording to the attending physician, work between Stayton and Scio. mer. Scio broke even in a double head at a alow rate of »ped, through a er basketball game here last F riday Agnes Miller visited with her j thick fog on the highway. Of a sud Oregon is to receive large finan- j night with the Turner high school, uncle, William Mams and family. cial aid from congress on harbors the txiys winning 10-4 and the girla den he slapped on the brakes, and last week. j they grabbed hard and fast. The car an<< rivers, irrigation and roads, if losing 11-10, T. M Russell and family took the appropriations pass In the girls’ game, Scio led N-4 at skidded from the pavement, went Sunday dinner with her parents the end of tne first half, but a series through a barbed wire fence and W H McLain's. turned over, the father being caught .Mrs. L. George was over to Stav Eight pages again this week and of bad luck in making the hoop in beneath it. the second hslf allowed Turner to ton Saturday to consult a doctor in a free copy to every patron on the I Three or four vertebrae were regard to her health. He f<>uo<! her tally 7 points and Scio 2. Bertha routes. How do you like the local fractured, according to the physi blood pressure quite high. * paper? Read page 6. fill the blank C-allavan was the star of the local cian. the sp.nal column being bent teain and ably supported. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, his and mail it with your remittance. Mr. mother and Miss Downing were Buell Miller, Arnold Zyaset and in the shape of a figure S Lyle Shelton were the outstanding Burden is in considerable pain, and doing Christmas shupping m Albany The death of Samuel Com per a Is figures in the bo>s‘ game, which is being kept under opiates I ist Saturday a sad blow to organised labor. He was hard fought. The receipts for was a great leader of men and true the game was even $40. May Form Sale* Agency Heart Disease Hr never to them and hie country. A pie social followed the game, wsvered when sore tried, and was the pies bringing 92 30 and down to Five cooperalive canneries in the Tuberculosis has been pushed from capable to meet with, and sit in.any >«c. and ot er 115 was thus realised Willamette valley have joined in a - its place as arch-executioner In ita company. Those who villifled him , f<>r the high school annual fund. request to C. J. Hurd, extension place, in moat parts of the country. most in life, now sjiesk of him in Sandwiches and coffee were also specialist in markelii g. and R H : is heart disea»**, now the chief entire the highest terms Twaaeier thus, i •»old. Kipp, representing the Portland of death in the United States. For- flowers arc given after death, and Die new healing system, recently Chamber of Commerce, that they tunately heart ijinea««- is often cuta- seldom in life. The country has lost installed in the gym. was used for prepare a written mnrketing agree - ble. It ia pr< vcntable. But the ef a valuable patriot and the unions a the first time Friday night. One ment whereby these canneries would fort to cope with it most run the true leader. I»eeause he never com« fan wax so pleased with the showing market their output through a cen gamut of the seven ages from ehild- promised with wrong. made toward heating the gym that tral sales agency similar to that j hood when it is to lie prevented, i 'ie gave 16 toward bettering the formed by the prune associations. ! through the middle years when it When spring opens, watch the »yste.n. Who’ll match him? The new movement which is in | may be arrested and cured, to old incoming trains unload prospective line with recommendations made at age when its disabilities may lie al- settlers in Oregon at Portland to be the agricultural economic conference I deviated. We are on the thre-hold Native Son Is Called distributed throughout the state. last winter is expected, if put in 1 of an onslaught upon it which prom- (Continued from page 1) Do we want any settlers in this com | nractice, to go far toward stabaliz- i ises rewards as rich and startling aa munity? The Slate Chamber of claim near Salem, taken up by Ben I ing the market for the cooperatives those of which the tuberculosi* cam- Commerce, the Portland Chamber jamin and Mary Munkers. parents, and insure an orderly disposal of paigners dn-amed daringly twenty of (bommeree. the railroads and the and Preston, Riley. Marion,Thomas. their output. Expansion of the can ' years ago. hotels are doing thrir part, and now Benjamin F. and James, sons, and ning industry in Oregon is expected lj»«t year organic heart diseasr It is up to the communities to do the Jan«- McDonald, Isahell Boon and to be along cooperative lines, as by killed many more people in Oregon rest. The community’s part is to Ltaie Fates, daughters, who came thia means the farmers provide than did tuberculosis ahd more than show the glad hand, take a little with the parents, all settling in Ore themselves with an outlet for their half again M many aa cancer and time off to show them around and gon. the non* taking up land claims, products. pneumonia. Moreover it usually maks the stay pleasant and profita married and built homes.except Ma , kills bv inches A death from heart ble to all. Do we want to do our rion. who die<l in California. The i disease has typically back of it a Baptist Church Notes pioneer family did much in the up part to locate settlers? ! story of infection in childhood or building of Oregon, and were true,! Sunday school at 10 o’clock every early adult life, of l<>«a of working We appreciate our correspondents honest, industrious, upright Ameri Sunday morning Everybody is in power in the moat productive years, and doubt if there is another pa|>er can eitiaens. and their posterity have vited to attend. of a decade or more of slowly wan that can boast of greater loyally continued the good name and works Christian Endeavor every Sunday ing strength, leading to invalidism, than they show. They are regular of their pioneer fathers and moth evening al 6:30. dependedcy and finally to death. they are accurate, and they get the ers. 0,,' Brayer meeting every Saturday To prevent smallpox, vaccinate, Dixie Estes of Portland is news of their neighborhood. But night at at 7:30. j to prevent typhoid, purify the milk there is just one little request we only surviving Munkers of the Mr. Fred Waehlte will preach and water supply. To prevent heart want to make, and which you can neer family. disease - that ia not so simple. One - next Sunday. do, and that request is please mall If you aren’t attending church must guard against infections of Cousin Accidentally Killed elaewhere try to attend these aer- j childhood and youth that may not them so we will get them not later than Tuesday ” Thanks. W'e knew vices and worship the Ixird. ' bare their consequences for many Mrs. May Grrenman, who was ac you would when you understand years. One muat live soundly. And that if received later it forces us to cidentally shot by her husband. E. . one should be examined periodicall- Culverts Protected work nearly all night on Wednesday C. Greenman, at Yakima Sunday ' for signs of disorder imperceptible nights to get your paper to you on mght when he mistook her for a Road District No. 15 has placed to the layman. As for core: that burglar, was a cousin of Floyd and Thursday guards st both ends of the culvert rests ehiefiy on competent diagnosis Herbert Shelton of this city. She In the road near the F rank Cary plus character. Not what the health lives in Oregon City and had gone farm, which was needed. as sever i officer does for us. but w hat we do to Yakima to visit her husband, who al accidents had occurred there, al for ourselves, will check this mount has charge of the fish hatchery at though none of them proved serious. ing peril. that place. No word has been re There are several others between The commonest causes of heart ceived as to the time of the funeral. Scio and Green’s bridge that need , disease are rheumatism and syphilis She is survived by her father, three to be aimilarlv protected. Many heart diseases are entirely pre- sisters and two brotbera. ventable. Some arc wholly curable. Scio Wins One Real I.'tate Broker and iSotary Public Obtained. (‘tornine J OREGON DR. A. G. PRILL l’hysician and Surgeon I» tri-1 J tre- n S. P. Railway Scio, Or. DR. C. WARD DAVIS DENTIST Fu-t National Bank Building Nr*vto», O hkoun Hr. Sr«- at -1 I’!:.', Work given prompt an<f careful sth-nlion. Also Extraction Lowe A Morrison Reliable Ungertakere AU funeral« given | rsonal attention by Mr. 1 a > we ,l -i N.I. M ossimi * i non I'hone —hsy, 397 “i 91 Phone— Night, 396 G. F. Korinek Veterinarian STAV ION, - - - OREGON i h U b answered Pay or Night Tuberculin Testing XiX Many Useful Gift» for CHRISTMAS A gift of Glasses will bring pleasure for ;>> xiay . W<- also have many pret ty and useful gifts in Jewelry. hleade Optcm e trist. ALBANY OAlt, HAROLD ALBRO, .Manufacturing Optician HOW’S THIS? HOI» III «Killt MKIIIIRg wilt to » ut w« r!,:m for It—rtf your «rstem ' t • -arrh . < Ltsafn«-« rauae-l by Hlll'l <VTSI<I<II MKUMIKK COO- •l«l« ¡t an <»i>:tm»nt which Quickly It»!:,- « tt-» rnlarrhal Inflammation and th« lniri..<l Mc-licina, < Tonic which »• tn i'.r t< . on th* Mucous Surfaces, thus rwiortnc normal condì- U<>n-> Held V. i d<-iurmeta for ever <ft Years n-cney A Co.. Tnlido Ohio Tiirkui's ! f Chickens Veal Eggs Hogs High«-«* miuket price» guaran teed. Reference: Ashley A Ru- meim Bank. Diamond Produce Company 40 Front Street Portland, Oreg. Torrance Reconditioning Simp and Parts for All Cars. .. ■e New Club Gets Name Th» newly formed community club in the Larwood district met 212 E. First Phone 379 Monday night at District No. 1 school house, and selected the name “Roaring River Community Club.“ DR. J. W GOIN. liecause of the bad weather only a Veterinarian few were in attendance. The nest Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector. meeting of the club will be held at »•horn- - l’alare Peed i-hed. IM J Providence school house, with a pie Rssidrnes, MP-R social following. ALBANY.OREGON ALBANY. OREGON SHELBURN NEWS [We. 16 Grandmother Trollinger spent last week with her daughter. Mrs. Lee George. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jones spent last Thursday in Albany. While there Mrs. Jones called on Mrs. Robert Kelly, who is quite sick at Bridgewater's hospital The Kelly’s ¡Turkeys ! CAPONS HOGS VEAL POULTRY 1 Wf guarantee htghrsl market prices. 49 years in business. Reference: Bank of California. PAGE A. bON PorTlseS Oree*» w . A. Ewing. T. J. "linkers. President Vics Pres. E D. Myers. Cashier The Scio Siate Sank Doe.« a General Banking Husinrsa. Interest paid on time deposits
