■ •*** *r « l ,’ V •/ < ■ .. » .. • f THE SCIO TRIBUNE lect its manner of disbursing he funds received from dug licenses, and Linn county has decided to use it to reimburse sheep owners who make claims for loss of sheep bv dorrs This is unjust to owners of dogs very remote from the place of killing, ami makes the owner of the d<* guilty of owning a sheep killing d<>g This law and this arrange­ ment makes it unnecessary and a »to waste of time to find the owner of the dog that killed the sheep and get damages from him. Tilt tut DAY. Al’K L 6. 1922 CllKKKFUt.N0a to more of an at tainment than a natural possession • AU Virgin Wool Fabric SUITS B ank Mix and brokers in New York City have made so much mon­ ey that they have Secured permits to carry guns to protect themselves against robbers. It is different with us we think well have to secure a permit to carry arms to protect ourselves against those who owe us and will want to pay up. S ome clever fellow has said that The Steady Subscriber an optomist is a man who laughs to forget. The pe-simist is a fellow How dear to our hearts is the who forget« to laugh. steady subscriber who pays in ad­ vance at the birth of each year. T hk change in the weather to- Who lavs down tne money and does ward warmer has done much to it quite gladly, and casts round the atop the prevalent sickness, which is office a halo of cheer. lie never says: "Stop It; I cannot greatly appreciated by a long suffer­ ing public. afford it. I’m getting more papers than now I can read," but always SU< <*K»t is not measuii-d by what says: "Send it; our people all like it tn fact, we all think it a help and a man accomplishes, but by the op­ | position he has encountered and the a need.” H<»w welcome his check when it Courage With which he has main­ tained the struggle against over­ reaches our sanctum, how it makes «■ur pulse throb; how it makes our whelming odds. heart dance. We outwardly thank t him; we inwardly bless him—the A CONSliir.KABlJt increase in the steady subscriber who pays in ad-1 taxes for next year will result from the fact that so many of our citi­ vance. zens business men. farmers and Secret» of Success others signed the Munkers district petition, thus reducing the amount "What is the secret of success?” of taxable property over CMi.lMMl to asked the Sphinx. this district, the millage 'his year "Bush." said th«' Button. was but 19. while next year it will "Never lie led.” said the Pencil. tie 25 or over. This proves the old "Take pains." said the Window. saying "politics makes strange taxi "Always be cool." said the Ice. fellows.” "Be up-to-date," said the Calen­ dar. "Nt ver lose your head," said the A man who lives not far from Harrisburg took his wife to a doctor Match. "Make light of your troubles," the other day. He was a simple fallow. anell hands," said the Clock. "Aspire to greater things," said bound, la-ing unused to such silence the Nutmeg. on the part of his better half, blulii( inaurane« aro «al ned at n>»re than their market prl<-e Turning comers at a high rate of -l>eetl liup--e<-s intense strata ou ail parts of the iue«-lianlsn of the car md should be avoided. • e » There is Satisfac • VS tion in Every One of Them. I. 1 here Is No Question Spring Is Here lor the man who wants a medium priced ’ >t, what could b< better in Qyality and true value than a “Bishop’s All Virgin Wool f abric, ’ or one of our special hard fin­ ish All Wool Worsted suits. Our Suits are $17*^ an<^ UP We are «howing these fabric» made up in Suit# of thia Spring Smart« st t’rtia- tmii- fur the young men, and in the durable staple model!- for the more conservative older men. WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY AS WELL A> c£PSop Salem Woolen Mills Store StittRHl of Owntfslm Management. < irrulatmn, etc., required by the act of Congress of August 24, 1912. of The Seto Tribune, published weekly at Scio, Oregon, for April. 1922. State of Oregon. I County of Linn, « ’ Before me, a Notary Public, In ami for the state and county aforesaid, par- tonally appeared I. V McAdoo, who. having been duly sworn according to law. deposes and says that he la the editor and busn - ■ manager of the Scio Tribune, aisl that the following is, to the best of his know ledge and belief, a true statement of th- ownership, management, etc., of the aforesaid pub­ lication for the dale shown m the allow caption, rvquir.d by the Act of August 24, 1912, emi»die«i in section 443. Postal Laws ard f'egulations, printed on the reverse side of thia form, to-wit; I. That the nam--» and addresses of the publiah- r. «alitor, managing editor, and business managers are Publishers, McAdoo A McAiioo, Scio. < Iregon. • Editor and business manager, I. V. McAdoo. Scio On i." ", 2 That th»- own. rs are: I. V. Mc­ Adoo, brio. < 'regon VV F McAd,.. . i... On-gon & That the known bondholders,mort­ gages««. and other security hold« rs own­ ing or holding I I'er cent or more of to­ tal bonds mortgag.-v, or other securi­ ties are: Non«- Sworn to ami sole riled before me this »th day of March, 1922. Il Nntiw»». My commiasion «-spires Feb 24, 1926. The funeral of George Tetsto. of Brownsville, was held Tuesday, He participated in a boxing bout at Eugene Friday night, and in some Never attempt to connect a broke» •rnssplece of an anti skid chain with manner his head * o hurl and death > I- -ra. You will always find our price» ar«> lou l>>* best goods can be sold for. the kind you find i pays to buy. D. A. White & Son Salem, Oregon