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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1923)
r * W •». a. Ä * • J * * V « ¿■** W - ♦ « « A*. • *? . The Scio Tribune Editorials THE SCIO TRIBUNE Picture Ahead; Kodak as You Go STRIKE Just to remind you, we are still doing buninem at the old stand in Developing your Kodak Pic tures and making Enlargement*. Prices right and work guaianteed. Preserve your trips with Pictures. ÛARE A SJcwsIk Cast ••Why. Mr Blank. I hardly knew you with g - • i. *,u’ they’re becoming THIS you t nk so? I know I feel better snd litter every day since woor- in« them. Of EXTRA PP (SV-VFS That Isn’t All kxuifflrai C I r-ladr* »l l-sU s i« «• ■» S m •*“! U» *», «(• hr far s»u«k I« eands. M» N s UM InSOUO-i« wlik l.llwrtr and Jar- Ura tar all. iptometritt ALBANY OMgB, HAROLD A LB RO, Manufacturing Optician •»•«•«♦♦♦»•♦»»os When You b. J > *.r Nee d Glasses 11- member ;; We in . with the <» late t i. H tit* for exatn- ! I iny ■ . > ! fitting glasses. ! I Satisfaction Guarantees Prts«» Very Reasonable S. T. FRENCH Gra.ua<« Oatomatrtat i> neb & Sons :: l* < i !! J. .. A . 1 iIpticians OREGON < > ♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦»*♦* easesloooeeosi ' Ortqcn badi Homi htllitf Tir» A grrat «uri i < tur thv fiume knitter» of Ore < i-, li ft etili a Faci. Further- nere wool yen t! wnol »•» grown in l.mn euunty, b) >lt Sonderà tu thè t »re euri W i • <1 1 -a- y tmilla kicated al Sellwood), tv, ito wor»ted varo by Ruy ’I fimi |> of C. I’. liiahop, proprietor of t Woolen Mill Sto re of Salem. O|< r knitlsr» try thia vam oul. AH <-»>i.o 4.« )wr ball of 2 osa Sa rupie» »« ai4>lt< allon. Addrraa C. P. I ifh’ ; I ■ Salem. Oregon, FLAVOR wh - nd | rvckl« -snewi > is at its height when he is out oo a highway T hikaoav . March 22. 1923 with n -l 'li in sight. More and Bible Thought Today more as our roads get better the live« of careful drivers and people HOW TO WORSHIP: God is the residing a ng the roads are en Spirit; and they that worship him dangervd by the Speed fiend who must worship him in spirit and in waits until hr gets outside the limits truth. John 4.24. of a town or city to ’’cut loose.” Of course attests are made end Yesterday was the first day of fines iu.>u »*-d from lime tn time. spring, and it is hoped Old Man But these arrests and fine« seem to Jupiter will lay off of his water be inadequate to stop the practice. wagon and give the farmers a chance It seem* to us that right here would to do some spring work. Anyhow, t>c a go 1 opportunity for some of we have had no real blixxards or our pat riotic legislators to do some cold spells, like in the middle west, thing for th<*ir ¡H-ople by getting their h< « 1» t , < ther and devising and that is worth something. some law. and the enforcement of it. that would make life safe on our It takes some money to run the country r<u»da from the sjired fiend Portland schools, according to the who petri»!» in Iw-coming reckless estimated amounts published from the moment he thinks nobodv is the school board of that city |5.- j watching him. 2X5,000 In round numbers Worth it. though. If the young people are ¡STAND BY Y<»l It HOME NEWS- educated and are made real Ameri PAPER can citizens through the education. We are still catering to your wants and needs in the Grocery and Notion Lines, as well as Gents Furnishings. Our lines are all priced tight. We are boosters for the Forks of the Santiarn, and believe all industries should he wholeheart edly supported by our jieople. We welcome you to out store of de|>en<iable merchandise. J. F. WESELY, Grocer ■»♦♦♦«»♦♦♦♦»♦♦»eses as««••»•••♦♦♦♦♦»•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦« Selling* Out Entire Stock of the Rogoway Furniture Store being sold out at remarkable money-saving prices < i Come and Get Bargains in Chairs, Beds, Trunks, Suit Cases, Bedding, Congoleum Rugs, Granite ware, Stoves, I lard ware. Tools, Alum inum ware, etc. Everything Must Go! Stand by your home newspaper. We would Is- pleaded to find a If there Is anything worth while in < • copy of a paper that can lw proved i your town it is ten chance« to one entirely free of mistakes or < rr rs. that the home pafwr had a hand in either typographic or in statement making it what it is. If there exists of fact. We will be pleased to find any unsightly or unsavory nuisance, a merchant who never made a mis Rogoway Furniture Store, Kand < > twenty charms to one it will stav take putting up an order; a lawyer there until your editor cither sees who never lost a caw*, a doctor it or smell* it and wipes his pen on who never wrongly diagnosed a case, MORTICIANS the town board's breeches. If any W B. Bowsrr. who han liven con tW-e«k*<« a postotfice official who never put body beyond the corporate Ümits of ducting the Densmore Feed Store in Beet of '■ ri », l*<th Brofesalonaily mail in the wrong box: a woman V«ur town ever learns that there is Albany, was in Scio Monday. Mr. am! in Fum rsi (uiiducUng. who never forgets to put in salt such a place, it will in moat in Densmore has sold the Albany store I^uiy Ai -taut nfways, Beet of while she is cooking or to put tea in i Prieoa tiuaran- stance be throi k’h the medium of to the Murphy Seed Co., and will the teapot before putting in the tecd Hight for hverybody. j your home town t*ap»r. transfer Mr. Bowser to Scio. Alii water. P homs 15 Every town gets it’s money's the energy of which Mr. Densmore LE BAX''S OREGON worth from its home newspaper. is composed will be utilized in mak- j Vo-» wilt find It has just come to light that at For the newspaper is the wag n • h . tine mstc- ingfthe Scio Mill A Elevator Co. a ri->ls <v-d woek- the last county fair, a sum of 1100 that carries all your goods to mark man.hip In 30k success,and he expects soon to have was raised for the purpose of help 3', Silvsrtuwns et It ought to be kept in good re- the repairs and other necessary as <n the large.” ing the boys and girl* who made jpair DR. A. G. PRILL It mill t>av to grease it with work completed and then begin *ct- sixes — that’s exhibits at the fair defray the ex a little subscription money, oil it why aU Sil'.er- ual operation of the mill. PHY’rLE aoi SOUND towni de! ver penses of bringing and feeding their ,wilh adverting and shelter it with the good«. livestock while there, but thst no Is Attended Broncho Bob and his wife promise iyour job printing patronage. assistance was given to the exhibit !'.> or Night something extra good for those who Stand by your local newspaper, ors from the Forks of the Santiarn it is the g nrdisn and defender of attend the Rodeo on Sunday April I. SCIO ORE. FORD GARAGE All of the amount went to the vour interests, the forerunner and 1 hey will demonstrate bronco bust Frei T. Bdysu, Prop. aouth end of the county. We have j pioneer of every advance movement, ing. trick riding and several other SCIO, OREGON no objection to the help extended and the sturdy advocate of law and stunts of an entertaining nature. DR. FICQ to our neighbors on the south, but order. Tike it away and it will 1 sm in the market buying when this amount was raised for all. not be six months before the town It ahould at leaal have been equally would look as though It had been office Hours: ^itvcrtdwn C qhd T mh - distributed. Our boys and girls dropped down and forgotten, busi 9 to 12 A. M 1 SU to 5 P. M Bring me your Mohair and were politely but emphatic» lly told ness * uld drag. -. nety would Vawn Wool—will treat you right all the money was used in the south and lhe grans would grow in the G. E. Rodgers, Scio, On*. Fox Saut-Old papers, 10c per end and there was no a*-istance for I streets and cover lhe sidewalks.— bundle at the Tribune office. Sacks and Twine them. The Forks of the Santiarn Beaumont Leader. wants to do its part by the fair, STAYTON. - - • OREGON wants to help make Linn county lie- Calls answered !>ay or Night Cannot Impose Tax Tuberculin testing come more famous for its livestock, but it also wants to be fairly and States cai not impose taxes on impartially treated —nothing more mortgage« negotiated by the federal If the above statement about taking farm loan banka, the U. S. supreme all the money for the aouth end is court held Monday. It overruled a Hens. 4 pound* and over . 17c correct, it probably will be pretty decision of the courts in Alabama. * Hena. under 4 pounds ..15c hard to get the boys and girls dubs Young Rooktera .... ........ which upheld a tax of 15 per cent' 18c in thia part i.f the county to enter Stags ................................... 12c per hundred In accordance with an next fall when the county fair is Old Roosters .. 7c Alabama law on a mortgage of a Capons. 6 pounds and over 25c I staged. Let those in charge of the federal farm loan bank at New ('apons. under •’> pounds *3»c affair tell the people here just how Orleans, signed bv D. W. Crosland,1 (ieese............................... 12c this disparity came about-we Ducks ..12c of Montgomery county. State laws should know. Turkeys, alive ................... 23c in conflict in this respect wera held unconstitutional. WHEN NOBODY’S LOOKING I Wright & Poole T T •v-.'l DENTIST Mohair and Wool Goodrio 71 G. F. Korinek Veterinarinn Poultry Prices this Week Bring Your Job Printing to Tribune * It’s easy to enforce speed laws in large cities, and it is easy to keep an eve on motorists in towns like Scio. Rat aa yet no good way has been found to curb the speed fiend It is reported that one of our homesteaders out east of town has secured a position as dishwasher in the Bligh Hotel tn Salem. As thia is only hearsay we can’t aav that it is| absolutely correct. LARGE & HACKLEMAN Poultry Feeding Station Old Butcher Shop Stand * * ¿ ' *■ £ Scio, Oregon a
