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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
THtKstiAY. J unk
. 1922
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CoMlJ'AlNT bv «nine of our women
citizen* ha* t>evn tegiaturad with the
Tribune I h - c « um * *ome of our men
folk* forget that gentlemen do not
u«e the aide* of building*, the »treet
and other |>< n place* for comfort
station*
Of course, nature mu*t
have ita way, but decency must be
practical.
Too many of our citizen* forget
the traffic law* ot the state and
park with their car* facing in the
wrong direction, turn in the middle
of the block and u«e the «treet* a*
a race cuurw
S
day a cata»-
trophe will oc.'ur and heavy dam­
age*, and maybe death, will result
The name law is in effect throughout
the state. ami a* we olwwrve it else­
where let u* also olmerve it at home
Wil KN a reduction in price on
commoditic*. labor or anything else
i* made, and the difference given in
•ome other direction, has any real
waving occurred? Doe« the whole
p ople benefit? Will the «weeping
reduction made in wage« to railway
employe« be reflected in «till lower
passenger and freight rate*? Will
the wage reduction also affect the
multitude of lawyer« and the higher
up* of the railway companies.or does
it affect the arction men. yard men.
brakrmen. conductor*, firemen and
engineer« only? Low wage mean
low price* for farm produce, wool
and other product« of the farm, for
the lets money a laboring man has
the lea* food and clothing he can
buy. ana the lea* a farmer receive*
for hi* product* the less of comforts
can he buy, Three two elements of
society farmer and laborer - need
I doser cooperation, for they both
• ‘V
izatiun*. a* it taluvr* th« aafstv of
th* nation lie* in th* public school«
■ in making good citizen* and urge*
unanimous support.
Boy Found Bruited
A boy aged 14 year* »*» picked
up by the »ide of the road near Al­
bany Monday with hi* head bruised,
and upon being questioned «aid he
ihad tarn kidnapped in I'ortland,
gagged and thrown out of the ear
where found. He gave the name«
of relative*, who were communica­
ted with, and hi* father went In Al­
bany and got the boy. It is «aid
hi* story i* true, and that hi* father
had given him rune money to take
to another son. and thi* i* probably
the cause of the tragedy. He was
taken tack to Portland Tu«*day
are dependent on each other. While evening bv hi* father, who is a poor
we need the railroads and must *up- ; man and out of work.
port them, we do not believe their
profits should come entirely from
Locai Market Quotation«
the pockets of their laborers, The
I'oi t TKY, V bal AND E g <M
railroad man must cat while away
Hon*.
4 Ita and over
com-
from home, and is therefore
Hen*, under 4 Ita
pel led to pay twice for hi« food.
Broiler«, over If Ita
Stag*
< ocka
T h » Slate Grange tafore it* ad- Veal, fancy no 1
journmrnt last week went no record Dressed pork. no. I blockers
againat giving citizenship tn Orient­ Egg«, cash. 17c trade
Egg*, white select
al*. native or foreign born; cenaurrd
Butter fat
judge* for doling out light «entenev*
F kkp
to violator« of the prohibition law.
Mill run
opposing repeal of millage meaauree, Scratch
champion* the public achool« and Egg producer
discourages indiscriminate reduction Ground barley
of the tax burden
These expie«- Rolled barley
Shelled corn, eastern
•ions by 'he leading farmer« of the
(»round or cracked corn
«tale ought to have weight and bear Chick feed
fruit, for thev are not given tn ride ('hick «tarter, mash
into office on. nor to look well in Growing feed
print. Ihe aentiment againat giv­
ing citizcnahip p*|>crs tn Oriental«
of foreign birth i« commendable,
but it I* doubtful if that can tie
made to apply to U. S birth«, no
matter what action by law the «tale
may take. Judge* have been too lax
or «empathetic with bootlegger*
brought before them, and «land the
Grange ha* taken i* commendable.
A New Jersev judge recently had a
bootlegger appear tafore him the
*ec«nd time, and to *h<>w hi« con­
tempt for the law and enforcement
officer*, fined the culprit the sum of
5c and upon hl« «latcment that he
did not have the amount the judge
¡laid it out of hi« own pocket. Ye*
•uch court« need cenauring and it
cannot be too «evere
The fine* in
I
•uch cane* should be nentencr« from
nix month* to six year*, and no par­
don
Tax«« al way« make a good
•ubject, but to *ay "indiscriminate"
I iivm the question open if urging
carefulnraa. Citie*. town«, village*,
•chooli and road« need taxr* if they
keep up, and more taxes if they im­
prove. and «o much i* needed each
year whether the communitie* are
aw«ke or asleep
To reduce taxe*
i* a problem, to raise them ia easy.
If communitie« would adopt the
"pay a* you go" plan, and work out
a definite program each year, soon
would all convenience* be had and no
inlereat burden hanging over them.
Interett anon eat* up the principal.
The program of the Grange ia good
and *h»uld be adopted bv all organ-
1
y
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[W
¡£’-11
11 |
FL opr
Hard wheat
Soft wheat
$2 20 2 20-2 40
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Attention, Dog Owner«
Thia ia to notify all dog owner*
in Linn county that chapter 186,
page 275. general law* of (begun,
¡MUned in 1919. relating to Ilcenaing
•log«, will ta atrictly enforced ac­
cording to law. All person* owning
dog« that were eight month* old or
over at tax collecting time are liable
for the tax of $1 .00 for male* and
$2 00 for female*
Failure to pay
•ame provide* for a fine of $10 for
tirât offenae and $25 for the secund. i
Anyone knowing of dug« without a
license let me know, and I will keep
the information secret.
H. M Moo*B. Deputy Sherff,
1120 W loth. Albany. Oregon
Meadow Shade Dairy
With the Mutual Creamery, will have table cream, whipping cream,
cottage cheese, buttermilk, atrictly fresh egg* and
Meadow Shade Butter
at all time*
fi*n Kill«« by S«w«e»
The other dnj Ju«t a* the tide tn
the Thana-« »■« turning from ebb to
low nnd the n»h wen- coining up the
river again, a very heavy rain, follow­
ing *et<-r*l <laia drought, suddenly
tluatied the ar .vvra of lamd-ut, and
the ni*t> of foul water killed the fl «be*
b, the mllllxn, *o that the .|«-ud laidle«
covered the hank* for mile*
Sh* Ws* Worth Mush to Him
follow Ing the marriage ceremony
the groom called the in Ulster a «ide
and Inquire«! the price of the service
“Well.“ »aid the lulni-trr. "yon may
!•*.» me whatever If* worth tn you."
"lie reasonable
groan. .I the groom
Th I* wmnnn Inherits * million dollar*
on her twenty first birthday.”-—4YHI
forala Pelican
Mighaet Fri«.« Falci
(•r Biatlttrfal
E. A. W agner,
Scio. Ore.
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Similar) Meat Market
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We make a S|>e<-i*lty of
Veal, Pork &. Poultry
Friendship«
Engagement and
Wedding Rings
Shelton & Co. Props
F. M. French & Sons
S<1O. OH EGON
ALBANY
Fresh and Cured Meats
We buy