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'F •i' ■ ■ ■' •£. G-X- **», A - «► THE SCIO TRIBUNE s. C BROWNE, M. D Phy«ie»«n »nd Surgeon Hi* •*-r -titui nt» back home in the state of Washington repudiated him. but Harding thinks he is good enough to h*>i«i a place of exceeding responsibility. Likewise. Senator ■ New. of Irvilana. is to have Secre tary f ali’a place in the cabinet. He also was repudiated by hie conatit- * <-enls last summer in the primaries, ! yet he to to lie in official circles as * an appointee of the President. Officr al H’-'-l -C« Probably these distinguished men nee«! financial support from the gov ernment so they may live in plenty! Dicids fs» Y sur m H When you rsa. J th«* you bout it Io* I near —— ? if you asses. evening paper do or far from — . too — — vilha» you *r» I" 'cade ’ The Tribune takes this opportun ity to apologise to the party who <Jpton /e trist. phoned an Item of news last Wednes ALBANY owgs, day about a basket dinner to lie held HAROLD ALBRO. at the Federated church on Sunday. Manufacturing Optician We were rushed to death In getting the paper out, and the item was for gotten trees us the edior did not an When You swer the phono and the party who took the information did not write it down. We hope this apology R* -member , will be accepted, because we want to give all the news, from whatever i with the ; ■ for exam- source, that is reliable. Need Glasses W mg in I Utting glaasea. ! ■ Satiatsctlan GoaranlssU Prices > sry Reasonable S FRENCH T. ura usls Omo"*«l'*«l W ith E.M.l ■iviiuh\Son8 J* • i ■ oid Optician» AI.HV-Y. A • 1 OREGON A gr«-at < * f ir th« home knitters oftln h *.. I .t »till a fact. Further- m««r«-, th » yarn absolutely virgin wool yarn; tl'*- « *-l was grown in Linn count) Mr * * :«rs to the Ore gon Wvr»i- 'i < i sny <m>lb kiralcdat RellwiMMl), insd<- into sor»t«-d yarn by Boy T li.-i i>. '•» of C. P- Bishop, proprietor of t* W<- ien Mill Store of Lalem. Or»'»..* Knitters try this yarn out Alic ». ¡ o«-r ball of 2 osa hamplr i < nt »i pl «lion. Aildr« »« C. P. I*i»i L"X «4. «lem. < treguo. • * J Wright & Poole* MORTICIANS Rest of -* rv: r, l«oih l‘ruf««sa»onally and in lutw-ral Conducting. lady Assistant always, Best of Equlpni* nt ami Pnc«w <*uaran- tacd Right for Everybody, PMoas 15 l.KBANOX OREGON }- 1—- DR. A. G. PRILL ho <1 THVMDAY, Feb k. 1023 Pfcnici a aai Saneoi Calls Attended Day or Night ORE. SCIO 1 DR. F1CQ T3KNTIST (»ilice lloara: 9 to 12 A M. 1:80 to 5 P. M. G. F. Korinek Vvteiinnrinii KTAÏTON, - - • OREGON Calls a* »w,-rwt I »ay or Night Tuberculin Testing Now that the k-glsiature is on the next to the last week of its session, I we hope it will n<>t railroad legisla tion through that is questionable, and without due consideration of* the wish* » of the people. It has been so in the |>ast. that important legislation was held up until the last week of the w -«i.>n. and then rushed ' through without due consideratkln, i And Getting Better The opening of the Ballin mill i« slinmlating busineHM, and it behooves all of us to lend en* couragetnent—it will benefit the whole comm tin ity. We are trying to do our part. Don't forget we can supply you with your Grocery needs, an well un with woolen shirts, woolen socks, under wear, notions, furnishings, B« rgniann'r aliue oil —in fact, almost your every ne«-«l in the camp and in the home. Cue the phone if von cannot come into the store and we will take care of you Out prices are always right. fe and it looks like thia will be a rep lica of former sessions. Tax reduc tion. an income tax. th* commission form of government, and other acts ♦♦♦••♦«•••♦•♦♦•eeeeeeeeee-seeee w eeeeeeeeeasooeeea»»» . of moment to the people, have not been given much consideration as yet. and we fear th*-*<e will not un get up.1* Nitict ler Mliulisa, hpartmiol if til the last hours Gov. Pierce is 111 iDltrinr Nothing was ever sold by adver doing hi ! I.* c*m to get the legisla U. S. Land Office, Portland. Ore., tising until the customer found out January 22, 1923. ture to really^!* constructive—but WHERE it could be bought. The Notice is hereby given that Casmond large inter»--’ are there tn see that Newspaper puts the WHERE in Decatur Miller, or Scio. Ore., K. 1, who the program of the people as ex advertising. on July 3(>th, 1913, mule Home«t«-ad Entry No. 05853. for E| NWf. rcction pressed al the late election is not LJve and I«earn 27. township 10 *., range 1 E., W. me carried <>ut How long will the Work and Earn ridian, has fil«d notice of intention to make three-vear proof, to establish people stan*l for this sort ot legis Soon there will be official com- claim to the land above d««scribcd, be lation is problematical, but we are muniques from the French. “Some fore the clerk of the county court for like the Oregon Journal, and urge where in the Hole" and from the Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ore., on the 7th of March. 1923. the b-gt- at rs to la-ware of the Germans. "Somewhere in Arrears”. Claimant nam«-« a, witnesses: Mike Bilyeu, of Scio. Ore., route 1. in , ' • ' , ,,..r, ,,f the state - Exchange J. F.WESELY, Grocer What a shock it must have been to some of the political enemies of Henry Ford, when he answered a question as to whether he was a Roman Catholic or Protestant, that he was a M> Lh*di«t and wax going to build a church as a memorial to the memory of his dead father and if they du not do something for > S omk M an mother. It is easy to accuse. but immediate relief (Scio Corresponencel sometimes very, very hard t<> prove C. D. Osborne dragged the gravel the accusation, and Henry has for road over the Munkers hill this week. ever put to naught this charge that — Albany Sunday Democrat. he is a Catholic U>s enemies are Yea, Mr. Osborne is "Some Ma»»" daily making him a formidable can but that is the kind we have in this didate for president of the United communitv. Brother Alexander. States by their pernicious accusa tions—-and we are not sure but that Joseph Liaka.of near Scio, for the he would make a good one. flrat time in twenty year* pa*d the city of lxduuion a visit when became to spend a few days with hie aon-in- It nas happened! And we knew law. Rev J. 8. VanWinkle He re It would! The daily press has la-en turned home thia morning. Tues called down for not printing the day'a Criterion. truth -and it took a fearless state W. W. Pollan*I and J. B. Cornett senator of Oregon to do it. He have been elected as directors of the said the Salem Capital Journal and Wool Growers Association from Unn county, which is the fourth district. the Portland Daily News were very The election was by ballot and ex careless in hsndling the truth about tended over a period of several the senate and some senators! How weeks. shocking! Probably if these same The automobile show in Portland senators and their work in the legis is attracting considerable attention lature had been clear and above Hello Folks. Will Main Street be thia «reek, and the whole stat« seems board, these aame papers would pot to be interested It is said the out "cold" if winter corned? have dared to say what they did look for greater sales in automotive Frank Rartu does not believe the power machinery was never better. and the senator did not say what it was that brought out his condem victim of the “morning" after the The several telephone lines lead nation of them. Oh. you pernicious "night before” lielirves the adage ing out from Scio are being put in papers, how dare you malign our that two hea.it are brtter than one better shape now than they have been in several years. All lines saintly senators? One of the most futile things on have been practically repaired and earth is trying to fool yourself into new poles placed where needed. It is hoped rhe people along the believing you are footing others. Jake Silbernagle. of Jordan is the county road between here and the Someone has said there is no use proud owner of a new Ford touring Ballin «awmlll will grant these mill naming a girl "Queenie“ and then car, purchased last week from Fred men the right to use the road for expecting her to help with the house Bilyeu. tiansoorting their product to mar work. Frank Rartu was in Albany on ket. This community needs the I business Monday. "Wish aomeone would invent an payroll and the business this mill alarm clock that would waken the brings to us. The county court right persons ami let us alone." will not object if the resilient« along grumbles Kenneth Sima, the road do not. What say you? Eithel Arnold «ays with saxo- Speak up and let these progressive men know how you feel, they want ph*>n«>s now being sold on the in* to know and have a right to know. atallment plan, world peace seems as They are putting lots of money into far off as ever. this project, and will put more, if Th«-*e are wonderful time* in encouragement is given them, and which to live, We annihilate «pace we should encourage every businem and kill time. We have that will mean greater demand for ». Everything Just about the time we net over what we raise anti produce here ' OPTICAL being sore about the amount of our taxes". says Norm L*ng, “It comes EYE STRAIN Despite the shake-up Mrs Poin time to pay them again”. he cause of n any dexter has created in official Wash HUMAN IIS Sid Render aaya there «re some ington by her accusation that wives idiots behind tall iron fences and a of department heads and the wives good many more behind steering of some senators are using govern Optical Company wheels. ment automobiles for their private 313 W. 1st St.. Albany A blaatmg «h*>t knock» a Sweet use. President Hardin* says Senator Poindexter will be given a good Home man out of hia bed. and. ac F ob S alk Old papera. 10c par poet in the government service, cordine lo thè report thè tirst words probably that of minister to Chile. i he said were. “All nght. bundle »i the Tribune office. BANCROFT Business IS Good « G. E. Wirth, of Scio, Ore,, ruuta- 1. E. F. Driving, of Sci«i, Ore., route 1. Henry Neal, of Scio, Ore., route 1. Act 6 9-16. A i . kiami * iui s»«n Register. idOMisiritrii" Nolic*. Notice nt hereby given that th«- un designed adminwtratix of the date of John Kutan, dec«-aasd, haa tiled with the county clerk of I.inn county. Ore gon. her final account in the matter of aaid estate, and the county court has appointed Monday, th«- 19th day of Feb ruary. 1923, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of raid day, in th«- county court room in the court house in the city of Albany. IJnn county, Ore gon, aa the tin»*- and place for hearing said final account, th« objections there- to, if any then- be. and for the final settlement <»f aaid estate. Dated thia 12th .lay of January, A. D. 1923, A nka K otak , Administratrix. I. M Curl, Atty, for Ailmrx. Date of first fiubhration. Jan. IN. 1923. Date of last publication. Feb. 15. IDQ. ♦s>>•»♦•>sseasesasaeeoee : WE DO DYEING ; HOB CLEANING WORKS. IM ; * , MaWer Dvr«» *n*l Cleaner, ' • * I . ■ *. .* Xil.«;.. I * ’ ; WE DO PLEATING i i.«**-ai Ago ■ ♦»♦♦eeeeoeoe s « eeeeee sea»* w. A. Ewing. T. J. Munkers. President Vice Pres. E. D. My«*rs. Cashier THE SCIO STATE BANK- Doe« a General Bari king Buginegg. Interest |mid on time deposits. Poultry Prices This Week Henn, 4 pounds and over ....... ... Hens, under 4 pounds................ Spring», over 2 pounds............. Stags and Springs, over 84 pounds Broilers. 2 pounds and under ..... OI<1 Rcosters Turkeys, alive ................................ Ducks and Geese ..... 17c ..... 12c 1 b ... 11c ..... 17c ..... 7c .. 23c .... 11c LARGE & HACKLEMAN Poultry Feeding Station Old Butcher Shop Stand ; ; Scio, Oregon
