« * ♦- • \7 • «1 >s * V, •a •' F • ‘ A »• « ♦ . 4F t *;.M* ” Tr Editorials Page 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON F oi R h E COUNTY OF LINN. E mma H anson . Haintiff, vs. alfohi » It H anson , Defendant, HIE SCIO TRIBUNE Z- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'l HOW TO SAVE MONEY WHEN SHOPPING 11 I ?” V- w< ■ Ai By MRS. HARLAND H ALLEN > SlBMAS J Our phone number ia 42-5. call u* To Alford H Hanaun. tb* above named Defendant: / / The Scio Tribune 00000000000000000000000000 V*L Msrteaa H Alia. I WHY PATENT LEATHER CRACKS IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you ar* hereby r.-qutr.-i U> appear and answer the complaint of "Will thia patent leather crack F" th* above named plaintiff, in the above la perhaps tbe <«>• question heard entitled Court, now on fiiv with th* uflener than any other from women Clerk of »asd Court, on or brfure th- i shoppers hi the ah< — atoeva 30th «lay uf July. 1925. and you are The hatulaotue. gto»»y, black. smooth hereby notified that if you fail to ap- l>ear and answer «aid complaint as here* surface characteristic of patent leath­ by required, th* plaintiff will am>ly to er. 1« mad- by treatlag dry, wiflrxed the Court for the relief prayed fui in •kina «Ith aucveealve coat* of rar plaintiff's compialnt or. file with th* rd ah. •nd baking after each apprira- < l*rk of aakt t ourt, wbirh is fur the lion of vamlah Large thin, firm dissolution of th* boon of malrtn- .uy H ot> hides are generally seler-tcd In thr now existing be tween plaintiff and de­ nrat plana Each of th.- evarirtr» mad* fendant. and that plaintiff be given a decree of divorce, ano liiecar-, cu»tody, *f gums and vegetable oil* olla are and control of the minor chikl, Mjctie worked into tbe fiber, and thoroughly Hanson, and fur such other anti furUwt dried, before tbe nest la given TTi» relief as to th* (Arurt may »eem juM j I rW4#» *D« at a In* temperature, anA itublicafion by an otthr duly h-sde by with Ijtortv «nd J—- then Anally M|- mw I t<» the sunlight udge B. M. Payne, Judge <»f liiet ounty » <■• ali. which oildfir* the varnish, and gtvea for i Inn County. Oregon, and dat.d t>.- ilth day of June, linf>. th* first pui-h- Wai .-h t h* dale following your the finish raiptn of thia Sutmaon* twing m.id* on When the customer beglti« to »esr < thi* paper. It tells wh»n the IMlh day of June. 19and th. la« nun)«1 on the ahoe. and the leather espam!«, a* publication being tie mad» on the .idli your lime expires. If a blue pened It - ’ e.. . day uf July. 192u. tnsirk I« urvicr votir name, it means th* warmth and moisture <«f ll<* foot. WWATMKKINHtD A WVATY, vnur i wPI atop in two w^ekn. tl:e .oaring ff > .■ ,»h h Attorn-.y« for ITatcitiff. unie*- rvn* **-d. Starla when paid elastic, and cannot dp«nd with the Poatollice A«Mre*a !22 Woat First St., leather, ma) crack No msnufa-tur- for, «ton« at expiration. Albany. Oregon. •r can tell whether th* leather I* go june lh-25 july 2-9-16 2JI-30 lug to crack or not. and for that reo- THt RsiiAY July Iti, iy25 ant> It la »eldcm guarantee.! ft doe«, however, frequently give good «ervlre SUMMONS TRUTHS TERSELY TOLD Th* finl«h 1» a very populsr «me. be IN TI4K CIRCUIT IXJURT OF IHF Ing e»(»eei*lly suitable for «ernl dreaa STATE OF OREGON IN AND wear, but appropriate for almost any FOR THE COUNTY OF LINN A » th«« week. other orcsalon aa «HI Thl* hand Department No Two .»nd i* timely. If we understand. it some leather brlnr» out th* line» <»f the •!•<>* to th* b*«t advantage, and th Joo Holub, ,'oa-ohin- will l-c esay to keep well. polishing la neceaaary. The varnish enldl. Anton Holub la «lao an effective waterproofing and Emma Holub hi* Fhere is no need for you to re­ Patent leather rany be made from wife, and Mamie Her move the beam from your own kid. call. calf, and .«»«hide <'«>lt*kln. man and Frank Her­ man, her husband. (■ecauae of Ita firm, «did tenure. I* eye if it'» the «tinny kind. Plaintiff*. ■aid to make th* m<«*t «atiafaejor) v*. of all patent leathers. It Is • prob Agnee Doteon and Eli letn for the shopper tn know how to Itenjamin Dotaon, her | many people fllctlngulah th* better* and poorer huaband, Frank Hohlb I they nitM it. grad*« However, rwently lit»en*ed and Fanil Holub, «•mlah coating« are m< re pliant, find l**fendanta. I e New York artist left hit» wife therefore I«- m liable to crack Pat To Agnea Dulaon *•«! Ell Ih-njanun Ikdson, defendant* above t»a-ned: ami ran «way with hi« model.but mt leather wag made In the I nlted Mates •• early as UflUL but only re I n thk N amk of thi 81 ktk ot 11«« wcTI bet she won’t be a model coolly haa th* pr<»-e«« attained It» e*r*nc« and onawcr i* th* 6th the asylum. .wtetnutnlcatlon with her deveaM-d hu« day or August, 1925; and you, and » h band and that hr had aaked for riga of you, are hereby notified that if y< u lairge trees from small acorns rattea "But.“ •Le added. “I am at a fail ao to appear and answer said <> »here to aetid them " plaint for want thereof th«» plal tn » grow. “Wurmf exclaimed an Irishman In will apply to th* above entitle«! <’■ i t from n small spark. Plant acorns the audience, “when he did not ask for th- relief demanded in said -uni­ but put out the sparks. plaint, namely: for match*« ye should know where to For a decrv* that the plaintiff*. J- <9 ••ed ■•tn.” — Boston Keening Tran Ex-King George of Greece is •eri pt. Holub. Joseph inc bnidl. Anton !i It i> ami Mamie Herman and thr deferwlan « borrowing money and ¡lerhaps Agrees Dotson. F rank Holub amt En d Wh«n to fin J Acorn» Holub are tb* owner« in fee of th- f - looking for a good stand for a Many UMtmbara of the tree planting lowing described real property, to vtt: new cafe or lunch room. army like the oak. As a group, oaks Beginning in the center of a general mark« of dlaunctioti County roa degree* East along th- lag. which for a two cent damp will center of said r«»ad a dUtanc* < f you tree planting aug«r«tluua fl.52 chains, then«-* «outh IM fe»d; A Duluth. Iowa, writer says •end All uf the oak» tuay he grouped thence 'orth Aft degree* Flat! fiii dishwashing beautifies the hands. •a either white or black To the f«»r- fret; thence booth 3A Ii2 chain«; But so many girl« are willing for mer group belong the white oak proper thence W rat 16 chain* to thr the bur oak, swamp white <>ak. Weatrm boundary line of »**1 mother to have the beautiful •nd Heel ion 17; thence North along chaatiiut «Sk. orarcup oak. the po»t thr Weatrrn txiundary line of ... I hands. oak, and live oak, which may be r—-<>g f-vclion 17 to the place of begin­ by the rounded lot»*« of their ning, containing 63. ift acre*, more Tiit> prune crop is a failure and nlsed leate». with the rxrvptton "f the t"~t or Iras, situated in Linn County, dried prunes no doubt will com« oak and live oak. which have no !»' <•*; State of Oregon. mand a Rood price. However, and by their light gray or light bnfftah And fur a further decree that aa.J brown hark, which break* off Into real property ia ao aituated that a pa-- the "stewed” prune at a steer« looae, flaky arnlea. The bur oak la tition thereof cannot be mad* without great prejudice to the owner* th. ■ •..<( ii.it wheel will remain at a hath dlMiuguiahed from Ita <-l»».- kluatueo by Ita mrkllke branch«». The tree* of and ordering »nd directing th* »ak-of am J cost to the public. thia group mature their aroma In a real property In the manner providadj by law by • refer»« appointed for that Detroit niawistrate dismissed a •ingle year. Ind for thia renaon «com» pflrpuae by the above entitle ma) be determined by the above entitlMi plenty. Court and for auch other, further or. different order or decree tut may seen When the c<>unly fair comes off proper to th* Court. thia year, the premium list for which Thia summons ia published in the Sc« Tribune pursuant to an order of t««« haa beet» Miued. it will be a success lion. L H. McMahan, Judge ot th- above entitled Court, made. «• >ter»-«. or failure in proportion to the sup­ and dated June 22, 1925. wherein are' port given it by the people of the whereby thia summon* was ordered at« directed to be publubed once a week county. Idel’s l>e real sports and Protect your eye» from the du»t tor six eomeecuttve and successive we-lta. put the fair over big and wind. We have a splentlul being eeven weekly publication* th-r The date of the flrat publication of thia summon» ia the 25th day of June, lyîS. and thr date of the laut nub ira tion thereof i* the 6th day of Augnai. 1925 H ii - l A M arks , Attorney* for Plaintiff*. Pbetothce Addrcaa of Attorney* for Plaintiff* Albany, Oregon Personally, we have very little patience with the tendency ex- hibit.-ti in certain quarters to b a«t th- vounger generation with blistering criticism. So far a* our observation goes, the only thing it seems to be suffering from is heredity. When you entertain, let us furnish you. with MO sears carda I line of colored glaasea. The color» range from blue, smoked, violet ani in fixing * tin c your ca : I a Southern P߀ü-:e pr< patvil to i>uy . !’ ti run oilrred for sale at mar- . pr»ec. btf Si ne y. vr v I it with u* and sell at any time i i i t i «infer; wr i.ir.-.tec . . uk nu-nr ». . n at \l(«.| Scio warehouse, Kingston warehouse or at the mil! in Scio. Scio Mil! & Elevator Co MR. DAIRYMAN Do you know that you can Dispose of a cow in a clay, but to Produce one requires from 2% to 3 years? Oregon Milk Company Condentery, Scio, Oregon Phomm. ‘ Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy Chiropractor 401-2 Firat National Bank Buikitog A lbany . O regon I kirul* of Iron ami Brssa Caatinga Repair Work at-d Hiackamitinng sim1 ||op p.irn,rM, Albany Iron Works gines, Mill and Mining Machinery Live Rolla. Head 111« ka, 1 . • lu- < -ra, T <1(t Haul«. Fred Work. Albany, Oregon ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY— Optometrist. »mNr oers, HAROLD ALBRO. Abstnrcter* of city and e. < iitry t>r |« |ty in Lion county. Work quickly-completed, t hir cvtUl.cahguarantee safety* Prices conform to the atabltahed rates thrVe, I l>ut the country L ula M jtcheu , L M. C um , Preaidint SeCTr,a^ Optician Attorney .nd Mouarr