per abundant success, and the
THE SCIO TRIBUNE; issus
indicates progressiveness
first beginning earn« our public schooh
in which the rich and poor receive«!
equal instruction and therefore an
T h Uta are some provisions uf th* equal chance in the pursuit of hap
registration law which may not I m pine«» and a livelihood, and aiau in
generaly understood. If you did helping to shape th« destinies of our
This was and is maii<-
not vote at the last general election body politic
taincd
bv
taxation.
Aa the pupula-1
it is n e cessary to re-register If you
lion
grew,
more
schools
were n«-ed- ’
have moved from one precinct to
ed and so were more taxes and no ’
school can proepor and 1*0*0« a'
power for good unless it has the i
proper support of it« patrons
Times and conditions change with
each decade
What was good for J
T hurkbay . M aki
h
10. 1922
= C.G.Conn Saxophone
Tbc Moil Popular of All Band and
Orchestra Instr meats
system of fingering makes it one of
f all in»trument» to learn to (He
I
>’«'* 1*1- i
d Tone Adj
Snxspbsaes
la only one <>f u,. may proof* of U m
pffrior playing ’
new per
another, you must re-register. If
you have attained ths age of 21 it
is necessary to register this spring
and thus avoid the redtape of swear
qualitis*».
'
ing your vote in on election day
Registrations may be made until
We have taken the agency for Linn county for
th« school 50 years ag<> i* still good,
April 18th.
the C. G. Conn Band Instrument», and will be
but new method», new studies, new
pleated to have you come in »nd try them when
I t is a comfort to notice the grad and more modern buildings are de
manded
by
«tau*
law»
now
that
were
in Albany.
ual improvement that is being made
left
up
Io
the
district*
to
determine
to the Scio Tribune since the Mc-
Albany '
Adoos have had charge of the pa in those day». Ail school* must
Oregon !
per. Last week It came out with ■ practically lie alike so far as mod
12 pagre of five columns each, and ernization i* concerned, and the
the insue was patronised very liber ( state fixes the courses of s udy and
ally by Scio business men. The best names th«' t«xtt»*»ka for a period of
Thi» takes money.
powder that can be used to jar bus <»ix year»
iness men loose from their lethargy I The district al«o has much to do
is Iota of good old home news, and in keeping the «ch*Hi| up to stand
and
the Tribune Is loaded with barrels ard. It must keep the building in
of it. Harrisburg Bulletin.
We repair, paint it. purchas fuel and
appreciate thia fine compliment. •uppliea, employ a janitor and a
corps of teacher»
Thi« requires
Bro. Morgan.
or any solderinp on an automobile.
money. To be a standard school
(Certain rigid requirements roust be
Prices Right and NN ork Guaranteed
T iik Bureau of Public Road» of
followed, such a* the placing of an
of
the United States Department
abundance of window*. pro(x*r ven-
I have opened a shop in the Seech garage ior this work exclusively
Agriculture estimate the total ex tiliation and th«* nrcemary heating
Will be there at all time» between 8 and 6 o’clock at your service.
If there is a high school
penditure for construction and main I system
tenance of roads in thia country in no community big <*n<>ugh for on»*
, should be without It every coutm *
1921 to lie 1600,000.000.
The , pr«scni>«l must In* taught, and if
sources of this fund are approxi not taugh; th«* high school graduate
LEBANON. OREGON
mately a* follows: Motor-vehicle i is not a bit l>etter off than a grade
I
school
graduate
If
all
«ubjecla
arc
revenue. 19 per cent; state road
taught the graduate is eligible t >
bonds, 7 ner cent; local road bonds.
I enter any college or university. If
33 ¡er cent; state taxes and appro : we must have a high school, let u»
priation*. 12 per rent; federal aid. keep it up to standard and make it
Month,
14 per cent; county, township and a little better if poaml le. It takro
district taxes and assessments, 14 taxes to maintain what we have (as
{good as any for its size), and aa we
per cent; miscellaneous, 1 per cent.
have to pay tax«*« any way. let ua
If we keep this up for the next ten boost for it all the time ami bring
Square Deal
years we ought to have some road* outsiders to us to complete their
education
or be totally bankrupt.
There i* just <«ne way to keep the j
tax burden down pay cash. Th«* |
'•S
A SURE RECIPE
interest now being |«id on out -
Cut out the following pledge, sign standing warrant» will pay the jam-j
tor’s salary, while the policy of do
it, paste it up where you ean see it ing business the debt way keeps th«- [
every 15 minutes, and watch the taxes up and soon the district uav»
341-9 North Commercial
Salem, Oregon
out more interest than the original
results:
"On my word of honor, I here debt and still the debt is not paid
I a * l uafquuic you prices on your
It would t«e «dura
and now declare that no long as I nor reduced
tional suicide to dmpenee with th«* ;
remain a resident of this community services of a teacher, or to reduce j
it will be my constant aim to boost the aalariea and employ cheaper in
Give us a trial is all we ask.
all the time. I will do all 1 ran for structure a cheap teacher is more I
any public work that has the good «•xpensive to a district than a com-1
petent. well-paid instructor.
of the community at heart
I will
•♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦••♦•••♦sssssesaasseese
Pay cash, c»»mprient instructors, a | 1
i »
submit to the majority rule, and boost these thre« things will in
will not knock and howl my head crease attendance xml rtduce taxes.
off when things do not go my way
Heavy Service llicych *
I realise that if this community is
Every three year« by the clock
good enough to make my money in our e«teem«d friend and Henry
and
it in good enough to spend it in. 1 Ford1« friend. T. M Holt, buys a I
am resolved that hereafter I will Ford, and Fred Bilyeu la the lucky
buy everything at home that I can. salesman
Since 1910 this triennial
I will patronise my home paper and event has hap|»ened, and this is
We carry a complete line uf Motorcycle and Bicycle
1 will always try to nay a something 1922 you know, and he bought his
good about my town and my people fifth car the other day.
. T'res. Oils, Supplies, etc.
or I will keep mv mouth shut.”
In this issue The Tribune logins a
series of special writeups of the
OUR SCHOOLS AND TAXES»
business houses of Scio and other
387 Court Street
Salem, Oregon
The total col I spec of the old aya- parts of the county.
They are
tem of requiring parents to be the timely, terse and truthful, and are
instructor« and their home« the worthy of reading and remember
from the 1st day of July. 193). at the
school houses for the education of ing.
rate of eight per rent per annum, until
$5 ELECTMC CO*D*TE FREE
their children began with the great
paid, and the further »urn of |t«ri.i«>
attorney's
aiul
the
eoata
and
disburse
Shults Silt if Real Mfwtj
Reformation and found its zenith a
ments of aaid suit taxed at 179.2b.
short while after the landing of the
and the eoat and expense* of aani exe
Notice in hereby given. That by vir cution and this safe-.
«II liquid», perfume«,
Pilgrim Fathers on the American tue of an execution duly i*su«-d out of
THKSKroKK. I will on Saturday, the
home - made beverage»,
continent.
the Circuit Court of th«- State of Ore 1st day of April. ItRQt, at the hour of
etc. Mak« wrter fit for
t me o'clock P. M of *» h I day. at the
gon.
for
the
County
of
Linn,
on
the
l*t
The zenith as we want it under
day of March. 1922. urns» an outer of north door of the County Court House
dnnking in few minute«.
stood was when some one designate»! •ale and decree of foreclonure given, in Albany, Linn County. On ,«>n. sell at
Dissolve* Yeast.
Noth
entered of record ami docketed public auction to the highest bidder for
na instructor nf the ehl'dren in a made,
•ng u«* (! i«ut Electricity
in and by Saul Circuit Court oa the 23ri cash in hand on the day of «ale. all the
and our CONDITE.
yiven district to«»k over and liecame day of February. 1922. in a *uil then nght. title, interest arxf rotate which
pending in said Court »herein the Far the within named defendants, or either
tesai» ZS T**n IS Barrel
r«»>iponmble for the education of the
mer* and Merchant* Bank of Stavton. of them, had on the date of the mort
w-
specialise
in Lapid Liquid Fil
coming men and women and reliev a Corporation, was plaintiff, and John gage herein, or which they,« either of
le- I »>.! FUvsrte« Ettrseta. Tn • »»•»
Bringard,
jr..
Frank
Rrtngard,
Martha
them,
has
since
hs*i
or
acquire
!.
in
er
ed the parenta of thia extra burden, Bnngard, William Bringard Ed Wolfe,
•*
( aaadua Fla»* n« Fit»*»«., (6 00
tn aaid martgaard prenn»« • hereinbe
per Çaae of any twelve da «ora. Each
many of whom took no interest in Byron Wolfe, Minnie Wolfe, Noma fore mention«! and <h-*crit>ed in «aid
hottie will flavor one gallon of your
«•ducation. and a majority of whom Stafford, R. 1. Stafford, George W. execution as follow», to-wit:
favorite. Grxxfs -hit*i»««l from Can-
Wolfe, Geralil Wolfe. Beatrice Wolfe.
The West half of the »outh-
*** ”r J ;
Mro», ksH ,s*r*el**d d
could neither read nor write.
Helen E. Wolfe. Sadie Fair and Tom
east quarter of the -<>uth, ast
“*
A*k fur free »ample of
quarter of "ectlon lhirty-four
Th« forefathers buiided wisely C. Fair were dcfemlant*. in favor of
onr Fusel-Oil Removing Compound.
In township 9 'onth. Kanire
Plaintiff and against the said defend
Write for FREE CONDITE OF-
and well. They left old environ ants, and to me, the undersigned, sh«-
three hast of th« Wiliam«tie
F F l: and oar Illustrated >-atalogue
iff of ljnn County, Oregon, directed. I
Meridian, in I inn County, Ore
ments and usages behind they saw am
with everything m thia line from A
gon. containing twenty acres,
commanded to »ell al public auction,
t«> 7.
"Proof Traten», ” $1 on
mon* or leas
the need of new thing« and new in the manner prescribed by law, ami in
Act Quick Free offers Expire
Said sale being made subject tn
accordance with the provisions of said or-
way«. Thev *aw that progress and d«r
Th»*
Month.
r
of sale and decree of foreclcsmre, demption in the manner provided
freedom would follow education aa the property in »aid «mention and here law.
BOTTLERS' 8UPPLT CO.
inafter deecrtl««! Io pay the sum dur
Dated thia 3d day of March. 1922
(Dept. C)
•
naturally aa water runs down hill. the plaintiff of Eight Hundred an«l Fifty .
41«) E. Itxth 8t. New York City
C M K rndaix .
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4
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bolters.
wilto
inUxwl
itetreun
1
Sheriff
of
Ltna
tounty,
Oregon
Fruo» U ms cruds but well fouodod
Wood worth Drug Co.
W ondkk If our good American
"moonshine” is being import««! into
South America? They are seeing
three-eyed monsters of pre-historic
days down there. We have always
thought that nothing but "moon
shine” could cause a in an to nee
such thing*
Radiators Repaired
Fenders Straightened, Tanks Soldered
D own in Scio there is a rooster
obiucting to being called a thorough
bred. says II 8. Nolan in the Scio
Tribune
That rooster wants to be
known as a purebred.
Mayle* he's
right. But if purebred» get him
any farther than thoroughbred» will
he will have to crow some
Hub
bard Enterprise
E. L. Richardson
VliTOH B k MGKR. of Milwaukee.
Wis.. that indrfaliguabie candidate
for congr«**a <>n th«* sociahst ticket,
hau announcvd that he will makrthe
race agam thia fall. He ha» been
elected thr»-e tiinr», filling »ne u-rm,
and twice unm ated by congress
lt
arems congr«-** doesn't want him.
but hi« mnstituency does.
Milk, $2.50
Delivered
Pure, C lean, Wholesome Milk
Gilbert McDonald
Vol.VMi*: 1. No, 1, The Siusiaw
Region, ha* reached our desk. It
la published at Florence, in lame
county, and Its publishers are H. K.
Saunders and Albert K. Lu lay. who
ar«* well known in thin part, both
men having worked on the Starton
Mail. Here’s wishing the new pa-
Frank Richter
The Furniture Man
Furniture and Wall Paper
Dayton and Columbia
Indian Motorcycles
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
Clarifies. Millows, Purifies. Aies
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