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THE SCIO TRIBUNE MM.'KP ivnr TMGKUtAY RY T. U tMJQGKM. AND PROP bxitor»»! ■( the ooatoffie» at Brio. Oregon m «eeond elaaa matter. BUIMM-MjrnoN. IN ADVANCS 11.75 SIX MONTHS . ..................... 1.00 ADVKimnNa rato : Locai advcrtiaing per léne firet in aurilo« .......................................... 10 Eaeh aulaaqornt ineertion per line .06 Duplay afivrrtMHntf- Fimt inaerUoo r>r inch...................... 26 ■ub«*>|u<mt iwrtion.................. 16 AdverUamwnt« «htiuld rvech thM office not later thnn Tueaiav to inoure publi- «attuo in thè eurrunt lamia All foreign alvertlaement« muot be paM (or In advanco of publicatiun. . I’.xectrtor*« Sotke to Creditors country in the world, excepting the dening the people In equal propor SPECIAL PRICES Notice is hereby given that the on- tion. United States, would such incompe On Wednesdays «nd Satur ' lertigned has been duly appointed ex There can and should he a scaling day« ot rat h week I lolachek ecutor of the last will and testament of tency be tolerated. Numer No wonder the National Merchant down of public <ei<en«ea l.ixxw Bilyeu, deceased, by the county Bros, will sell meat at Special court of Ltnn euuntv, Oregon Marine Asaoetaiion came to the con ous board« and commissions exist Prices, no call oh I hear days All |« rwn« having claim« against «aid clusion a "policy" is necessary to apparently for no other reason than «■•tat«- are hereto rrqu>r«l to |»rr»ent «ave American shipping. If a policy that politicians arr as impractical in and get cheaper meat. the ««me properly »«rifled aa by law r—|u»rr-l to the und< reigned executor at will help, in the name of common buahteae «« they are extravagant in hi« residence tn Scio. Oregon, within SCIO MEAT MARKET «nw let im have one forthwith. office. W’bst the people most desire •lx m<»nlh» from the flr»t publication hereof which is February X 1921. Somewhere in the United States is not more taxation but more and G. W. MORROW. IF YOU WANT to buv or trade for 1« there must tie men big enough and better buwnewi methods and less tax Executor. acres good stock land near headwater« C. C. Pry ant. of the Y «quina in Beaton evuntv are Attorney. honest enough to run the affairs of exploitation. Parasites, whether The Tribune • printer. Ixit publication. March S, 1921. the merchant marine successfully commissions, bureaus, boards or in until the businem can lie taken over dividual«. should be weeded out. In this respect it may tie well for by private capital. Such men should lie sought out and placed in charge the politician« to realize that the at the earliest moment. The national people arc informed and are watch disgrace is big enough as H Is with ing with care and anxiety. They will not be deceived by grandstand DEALEK IN out adding to it. plays nor cajoled by seductive ap Income Tax Facts. peal« to their prejudices. The peo ple want retrenchment, tax reduc Frequent inquiries are received tion. belter buaincea methods. by collectors of internal revenue from storekeepers and other busi A resolution calling on the State ness rnen a« to whether the taxpayer department for information a» to in businea« for himaelf may deduct discrimination against American cit from hi« gross earning« an amount izen« in foreign oil fields, «specially All -old at live mi«l let live price* of «alary paid to himself. Wages to reported refusal of Great Britain or «alary drawn by a taxpayer from to allow Atix'rici>n« to hold or oper his own business are more in the ate oil property in British isles, col nature of a charge out of profits onies or protectorates, wan intro than a charge agr.in«t profits. If duce»! by Senator Phelan of Califor deductible they would merely be nia. tHe also introduced a bill pro added to his income and the effect viding for an embargo on American would be to take money out of one oil exports to countrie« where it is pocket and put it in another There shown American citizens are dis fore claims for such deductions arr criminated against. not allowable. J. F. WES ELY Safari» -• (mid to minor children To Watch Noodles. Scio, Oregon employed in the conduct of a tax payer's businea« are n»t allowable A yellow »trrak is an evidence of deductions. If. however, a son or quality in a gold mine, but it may daughter ha« attained majority, or eeeeoee«eeeee-»«»eoeooeeeeee»eee»eeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeesei mean «omething entirely different i« allowed free use of their earning« when it appears in a so-called egg without restriction, s reasonable noodle. S-me manufacturers ot amount paid as compensation for noodle« impart a yellow streak to their services may lie claimed. their product with dye. The only A farmer who employs a man to purpose is to make the noodle resem a««i«t in the operation of his farm ble a real egg noodle, according to may deduct from gross income the officials of the bureau of chemistry, amount paid for such service« lAke- IL 8. department of agriculture, wise, if he employ« a woman wtaae who are charged with the enforce entire time is occupied in taking ment of the federal food and drugs care of the milk, cream, butter and act. and churns, or if her services arr The uv of the dye. which costa devoted entirely to the preparation little, in place of eggs, which are and serving of meal« furnished farm expensive, i* not ouly a fraud upon laborer« and in caring for their the consumer, but it make« for un ; Su<Ti-por to F. Gi-elmmi rooms, the compensation paid her fair competition among manufact to«II M»»«HM1U»«««««M««« t M»««M»«» e»««««toto is an allowable deduction. If, how urers. the de|»artment holds. ever she is employed solely in caring Now in the Time to porch fine Your for the farmer's own houwholdno Property is the fruit of labor; • I. K WIDELY Fancy & Staple Groceries I />!*<&■ .il lattane e to my fìag ana Ikt Rapahlk far ithkh W tland». one fattoti. tnjhiiuhle. pi/A liberty ana taatkr fot all. SCIO. OREGON. FEB. 17. IMI GOVERNMENT INSURANCE. The federal government la main taining an expenaive war riak inaur- anew department that la not func tioning. The longer it continue« the more unpopular it aeema to be- com* «nd the more unwieldy and in efficient Ita operation« Compensation claim« of 80,000 sick and disabled veteran« are now awaiting action by the war risk in surance bureau at Washington, act ion on many of these airrad) delayed for rhontha, while the veteran« are helpicM and in many caaee depend ent upon the kindness of relative«, friend«, and even strangers, for food, shelter and car*. The average case taxes two months at the least to settle. Others extend to from 3 to 12 months. To date the bureau has refused 100,000 claims of veteran« who, feel ing they are entitled to something for shattered health and disability, are anxious to get their cam-« re opened. _____ LABOR AND AMERICANISM A. J. Beveridge of Indiana define« the relation thus: "Americanism means that every man may work for hla living; that every man should work for hi« living; that no power can lawfully prevent any man from working for his living, that every man is entitled to the peaceful en joyment of the fruits of hi« toil, and that all the strength of our popular, representative government will shield every man in the exercise of those elemental rights." Thomas A. Edison «ay«: "There ought to lie «ome labor leader strong enough and wise enough to make trade unions a means of tilting their members for better jobs and greater reapon si bi li ties." The Lrvey Printing Co. of Indian apolis. Ind., says: "Organized li- bor is a great money-making busi- new for its leaders; with annual income of over $50,000,000. at least four-fifths of which goes to run the machine, in «alaries and expenses of somewhere near 150.000 profession- . als." __ SHIPS, BUT NO POLICY. The American merchant marine 1« now a fact so far a« ships are con cerned. The fovernment ha« con structed and put into service a large number of carriers that are being used in the world's trade with more or less succews. Whether the succew< is in fact of th«- "more" or "less" variety is yet to be determined from a mass of conflicting opinions, char ges and counter charges. It is a sorry, expensive and dis gusting tale to the ears of the over burdened taxpaver. In no other Garden and Field Seeds China and Glassware Roll f ilms developed, pictures printed and enlargements made from your films. All work turned out promptly. Give us a trial. i . SEE HERE : The Scio Produce House BUYS :; All kinds of produce; also grain and ■ potatoes in car lots Give Us a Trial ■ J, A. MOIST deduction can be made. In arriving at net income upon which the tax Is aMMBsd. deductions may be made for ordinary and nec essary bu«ines« expenses The rev enue act specifically prohibits the deduction of personal, family or liv ing expenses. Such expenses in clude rent for a home, wages of servants, cost of food and clothing for the family, education of child ren. "and all item« connected with the maintenance, well heing and pleasure of the taxpayer and his family," _______ _____ property i« desirable, is a positive good in the world. That some should tie rich «how« that others may be come rich, and hence Is just encour agement to industry and enterprise. Let not him who is houseless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thu« by example assur ing that his own «hall.be safe from violence when built. A. Lincoln. - Manager j! - FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT • A«k the»« well known men why they purehaaad our plant: I H. Copel«»-!. Crabtree; Wm Volkman, Crabtree: Walter Blackbum, Scio; Georg« Schletth. Crabtree; O. B. K•elder, Lebanon; Walter Po land. Sheiid And many other«. Paul Automatic Water Syftema Perfection Milking Machines (Nature*» Milker) Anker Hohh ' ream Separator». ai ced Bowl The Only Self Bal- Electric Wiring by I .¡censed and Bonded Men—Edbmate» Cheerfully Furnished Increase Efficiency, Not Taxes. "What Y-auaed you to withdraw all of your money in the Fleetwood bank?" "Every time 1 entered to make a deposit I found the cashier , with hfk hat on!" Everywhere the politician and of fice holder, instead of trying to re duce or restrict the tax burdens ot the people, are trying to pile on The Ford plants in October turned out 09,987 cars. Now hunt up the knocker who brags alMtut all the toys being mads in Germany and «tew him this. more. The taxpayer's back is bent with tax burdens, but it i«n*t broken and that is probably the reason why the politician wants to increa««*lhe load. This is the time of all time for economy in public office. It is the time of all time to grub out useless officeholders and commissions and reduce the c<»st of government to the minimum. The people arr demanding, and rightly so. a reduction in the cost of living. With equal propriety and earnestness they are demanding a reduction in the cost of gAcrn- men I. for the cost of government is an clement in the cost of living. It is a burlesque on public intelli gence to pretend that corporation Ui<w can be increas'd without bur-, Notice 1« hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of the estate of Agnes Mac Miller, deceased, haa filed hi« final account in th« matter of «aid estate with the county clerk of Linn t ounty, Oregon, and that the County Court of «ahi r<>unty haa fixed Monday, I the 21 st day of March. I‘J2I. in the coun ty court room in tne county court house in the city of Albany a« the time and place for hearing aaai final account, and »♦»♦♦♦»»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»»»»♦♦»»»»»»««gggggggg, finally «Titling «aid estate; any person having objection« to «aid account or the •ettlement of anal ratate «hail file the same with the clerk of «aid court on or ; I Ian the I lood, Racine, Ajax Tire» and l ube» before the dal» of said bearing. ; J hr Shell, Monogram and Moncimobile Oil» < t.FtiKGE C. MILLER. ; The Detroit Battrne» - Battery Service Station Administrator. L M. dtrl. Attorney f->r Administrator ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK 1-aat publication March 17. 1921. J Electrical Work a Spec ,y X THE ELECTRIC STORE, Inc 327 W First at. I'hone fl). ALBANY. Old P. O. Bulling The Cletrac way Makes Fanning Pay UauiBtralif's Nitici. SCIO GARAGE i Advertise in The Scio Tribune and get raaulta I » • W. L. COBB, Proprietor. ;;
