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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1922)
s r V • • rf * ‘ ■ ,4 « -a 1 - / it 7 • .Jr - V y ?-* ‘ ► * r* • e» A H|| I read it with grea.rr relish. i rhile another take« it a* long a* he pud ably can without payinr one cent fur it and enjov* it hugrlv ail the while Surely thia is a queer old world. *4 r . w- • * • V •'-hW*r r 1 • < ' • • e *■ THE SCIO TRIBUNE r- ‘ «• * ,•* ♦ • ■ .JL A Reminder 1 WHO WILLf AY That you can get have I I vi-rvthiug OPTICAL I Vi N RAIN la the «i» of many HUMAN ILLS BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Aliuioy Representative Eordney. in a speech in the house following the signing of the new tariff bill, de clared that "theie i* not the slight- e»t ground for an appreciable in crease in retail prices in any g >uda. foreign or domestic, and whoever doe* ao will tie a profiteer pure and •imple.” I We have no fault tn find with the j above statement as tn its truthful- T mvrmoay . O ct . 2tì. H»22 i nee*, but Mr, Eordney know* and The good cook usually marries , we all know that there ar* thou the man who cannot furnish the sand* and thousand* who deem it j rather dignified to I m * clamed a* "a raw maleriai. profiteer pure and simple," and will . not hesitate to t>ass the extra tax ' Advertising is stating who you , thal by the nr • tariff on to the are and what you have to offer world in the way of Commodity or i - » llX1“ “ °ur »»'ern wrvice. and the only man that'nwnt ««nbnue* the laxity of the should not advertise is the one who Pr*’*nl •” bringing profiteer* to ha» nothing to offer, and he is a dead un« - whether he know* it or not. DR. A. G. PRILL PüVSICIHD SDÌ SonPQB Calls Attended Day or Night ORE SCIO li. M. HUM tare of Y ick So I ong Cline« Medicine and Tea Co. Haa medicine which will cun- any known diucas«. Not Open on Sundays IM South High Street Salem, Oregon Phone 283 Wl.rt> you pick up a tx>ok and bold It too far from you it i* a air» you need reading g.«»»« ». Alway» ask forKryp toks, a» the reading part la visible t< the wearer only. Optometrist. al a any over*. HAROLD A LORO. Manufacturing Optician IKVANT Attorney at Law Cu»ick Hank llkig. ALBANY tiKKOON DR. EICQ i iKN’ris'i’ i ittici- Hour» : • tolt.A. M. I Ututo 5P.M. I given their quick and just desert* After several fruitless attempt* to hi* assertion would call forth a have Premier IJoyd Georg* resign chorus of praiseworthy amen*, but from hi* poet in England, the radi aa it ia he ha* promised nothing and cal« succeeded last Friday, on whieh said nothing simply pasaed the date he resigned, lie had held the buck position for several years and had Senator Simmons t* author of the le-en mint succt-Miful during that statement that the new tariff bill time. Honar Law. born in Canada, will coat the American people from ha* been appointed premier by the S3.UOO.O(M),OOU to $3.500,000.000 king, and he will form a new Cubi-1 annually at the start and double net. that amount at the end Such is the wide difference in the Politic* I* beginning to warm up. statement* of tw<> political officials and will get warmer aa election day selected to look after the interest* draws nearer. Thia commu« Itv ha* of the public W ho i* to blame if we three candidate* in the field, and «orne mies arrive at the conclusion they are. S II. Goin, democrat, for that the polit cal interest of some reprewntative. O. E Eichinger, re officials are ncarrr their own heart* publican. for sheriff: D. C. Thoma, than is the welfare of their constitu rvpupiican. for »hurt term county ent*. eommiiMionrr. Il would tie cum inunity pride, and ought to be a< Personal Liberty at Stake pleasure. for each voter to remem ber these men when they go to the! Die compulsory school bill protma- polls to vote. They ate good, clean j i cd in Oregon is a piece of radical m«n, and deserve election We in vite cither communities to assist ua. legislation. If by law a parent can ; t>e prohibited from m ndmg a child : to a private sch<-«»I, by the same Th« city of Portland ha* at last token a child or a grown person found uut that the strikebreaker* in 1 could tie required to go to only cer the late longshoremen’• strike had tain *iH-cib«-d churches. been and are I. W W.‘*. and the The law is a direct invasion of the iwlice are rounding them np and constitutional rights of every citizen. putting them in jail and ordering We may all have our own religious them to leave the city. Wouldn’t and political beliefs but the freedom it be just to other communities Io of our government is trembling place these men in durance vile or when by law we try to force the the rock pile until they are fully ■ belief* onto another or attempt to Americanized and promise to forget prohibit one from educating a child all else hut true allegiance to Amer in a private school that conduct* it ica and American institutions? Will self in accordance with the law* uf it help any by driving them out to our country. »mailer communities, which are less The fact that such a law would able to defend themselves, if they be proposed arid even cunsidervd by are too dangrro, • for Portland? any large numtier of citizen* shows We believe the sooner places like that instead of progressing in the Portland take* them in hand and spirit of freedom we'are stepping handle* them there and not pass back to the day* of religious and them on to other places, that much political intolerance. ‘ < «Miner will we get rid of them—not Oregon should snow this measure t»efore. under by the heaviest vote that «ver In thia busy old world no one killed any proposed piece of raJieal seem* to be satisfied On« man ia legwhition. struggling to get justice and another ia tiering from it. One man laaaving up to buy a home, another is trying MORTICIANS hard to sell hi* dwelling for leaa l(wi*«V*k*v* than it coat tn order to get rid of it. Beat of -crvice, both- 1‘rofcraionally On« man is »pending all th* money ami in Funeral conducting. he can earn on auto« and theatre* I ady Assistant alway«. Beat of Equipment ami Prices Guaran for his girl and sending her valuable teed Right for Everybody. presents in hopes that he may P hohm IS eventuually make her his wife, while LEBANON > OREGON his neighbor is spending all the gold he has saved trying to get a divorc*. One man keep« a pistol to protect DR J W. GOIN. himself against burglars, while his Veterinarian, Authorised Auc’ton Sale and Interstate neighbors doesn't keep one for fear Inspector. of aborting himself or some member Phones:—Palace Feed Abad, 184- J of the family. One man pays for his Resticnee, WM> R poper in advance t'e-musr he can1 AI JIA NY. ORBQON Vi right & Poole If Mr Eordney had added to his statement the assurance that the protiirv-ra would I m - apprehended and GOOD GROCERIES GOOD HOSIERY GOOD FURNISHINGS GOOD ATTENTION « at thia »tor**. If you an- «till taking Kodak Pietun*». bring in your fllrna we do developing and printing J. F. WESELY Grocer *************** 11 A Good Buy In a Unionsuit » I 7'his is a flat "lock stitch’’ garment,with s/Hcial shoulder con struction . m e d i u nt heavy might, ribbed' and slightly /lecerti lined, long fibre cot ton Ik-itier« in Fresh and Cured Meats We buy *1 Veal, Pork A, Poultry Shelton & Co. Props 8(10, OREGON Comes in light ecru, i cru und gray, in all sizes to ^6. Priced to sell tit $1.50 each < • } 'on r nt a il order flll ■ ed immediately on receipt of stime. The Blain Clothing Co. V«iee Flrat Albany, Oregon The Store with a Square Oral Rare Kaampi« of Ceurtsay. for Every Customer. When a very yuiig girl. In order to roach my place uf vmplo) merit each ............................................ im •lay. I had to walk quite a dl»lan<e titer leai lug the street car. on« morning It was raining heavily and I ad no umbrella. As I alight'd from he cwr a young man stepped up 1» me md quietly walked elimg by my aid'-, I W. A. Ewing, A. E. Randall «hleldlng me front the rain with hl» President Vice Pre«. umbrella. I waa very aliy and did n»t E. D. Myers. Cashier know what to any or do ao aald noth- Start a bank account today and ng. When we arrived at my desti provide for your future. nation. I tried to thank him. and be You will find a checking ac .rarely bowed and we.it u* hi* way.— count very convenient for your business transactions. We pay Kxchang«. interest on time deposit*. Biss* the Child. Hartón* tM Gsntisman. A little girl who had recovered front the whooping cough remarked that ahe The apf<ellan«n nt aentlernaa 1» waa glad ahe didn't die of It. becaoae never te be affited to a man * rlrcnm '*Gud would not Uke IltUe <<Mi«hla« ataiK-ea. bul to tala bdu>k» lo Ibera angel*. on Tmnarrtpt - Ríñele 1ST OrigoD Midi Hon« KMttiBf Tin» A great surprise for the home knitter* of Oregon, but »till a fact. 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