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• r J” .• a. • » ,w * •» A • *-*/»• f t, • V >? •<; ,1 j» *.♦ '• I •k V « • I Of* ** ■2 **• ÎJL g ♦ w The Scio Tribune Editorials THE SCIO TRIBUNE Picture Ahead; Kodak as You Go from the factory FROM Th«- Glut of I ash.on. ths Rimless Colo nial, t t I ■ ur 'hur-on "»«•’J; tea M'-ontc'•Swing is Relieving.’’ Let father ai><l niolbvr *«-e your Christ- mas |<r« ■ 1 '• » .• them Kryploas, the ofw-poce bit - al fur near and distant vision. MOLL nie trist. aihanv oMta HAROLD A I.BRO. Manufacturing Optician eeeeesse»ess s eeeeeeeeee**e When You Need Glasses Remember We ar»- < <|uipp«-<l with the latest in 1 rumenta for i xam- ing «•><•'■ and fitting glass«**. Satisfaction GuarantaaS Prices 1 ary Reasonable S. T. FRENCH Gr* wftlm With F.M. French & Sons Jew«:»rs and Opticians ALBANY. • OREGON Ore; . Hade H im Iniiling Tim A gri st i . fur th« home knitters of Orvg< i., but »nil a fact. Further more, th« yn i» absolutely virgin wool yarn; II « ol was grown in tjnn county. - i .l« rs to the<>re- 5ou W io.!. ' a- y (mills located at ellw... I. - i . worsted yarn by Roy T. Bi»r,- i i-t C. P. Bishop, proprietor of ti Woolen Mill Store of Salem, Oi< « „ knitters try thia yarn out. All.-, r . J»-r bail of 2 oaa Sample* ■ • t I < atlun. Address bishop. Box <■>. Salem. Oregon, Wright 6c Poole MORTICIANS I t*wlwn«Jb*r« Best of • rv e, both Professionally ami in i inx-rsl ( oiwlucting. at the ohi stand in Developing your Kodak Pic tures and making Enlargement*. Price* right and work guaianteed. Preserve your trips with Pictures. That Isn’t All wicked T mumday , Anni 5. 1923 Bible Thought Today F ulfilling T he law :— Owe no man anythihg, but to love one an other: for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the law Romans Pt M. —-......... W ashington The re|»<>rt of wholesale law viola- ti. ru« in Washington have led to a general demand th*t the national capital be cleaned up. Bootlegging, dope-Deadline, bet ting and gambling are said to be carried -n in the very shadow of lhe l ni»< I '•fates capitol. The charge is made tha’ men in public life, charg 1 with making, enforc ing and defending the laws, are in volved If all this is true. Wash ington need s good housecicanmg It would Is* a fine, inspiring thing |f th„ ^„,,1* of ,he We are «till entering to your wants and need* in the Grocery and Notion Lines, as well as Gent* Furnishing«. Our lines are al! priced right. We are boosters for the Forks of the Santiam, and believe all industries should be wholeheart* edly supported by our people. We welcome you to our store of dependable merchandise. J. F. WESELY, Grocer According to the Railway Age ♦»♦♦♦»♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»e ♦♦♦»aeaeaaaaaae****e**aaa the total numtier of cats loaded with freight in the week ending .March 4 was 917,the largest number gross of sulphur investigations ever loaded with freight in any year in Oregon is now available from the before June, and this despite bad O. A. C. Experiment station and a weather. The article says that the set a model for good behavior for detailed report of experiments is car shortage reached its maximum all the country being prepared in bulletin form. It is highly desir- in the Iasi week of October. 1922. able that men who accept public Lxcerpt From Letter from Glen One ton per acre increase in al and then declined steadily until the 'office should carry trustworthliness dale, Calif., Gives Clew falfa vields obtained from applica week ending February 8, 1823. into their live- If the furore tion of sulfur fertilizers has made How " fis Done when the net shortage was 41,894 raist-d by alleged discoveries of mis- it possible to keep one more cow cars. It then began to increa«- conduct »pe. Is this result, it will I«ast week we published an ex per acre, reports a Malheur valley and at lhe latest report was 64.814 l(e rpnfejy fruitleM eerpt from a letter from Donald ; dairyman. cars. There is this to be remembered, Reiley. son of Mr. and Mr*. J. K. I however. We are approaching a Reiley. who live in the Gilkev neigh Santiam Country Best TAXES presidt-ntial campaign. Charges borhood. and it was so g.wxl we are (Continued from page 1.) Taxes take 14 cents out of each and inv- Migati .ns will be stimulated again giving it prominence for the 1100 earned in America in 1922. scc««rdini v It will often require purpose of showing, If we can. that The Tribune has no hesitancy in the National Industrial Conference careful d-cri nmatx.n to distinguish cooperation is the tiling that has recommending this new industry to Hoard reports. That’s over twu.-1 l-twm n political animosity and made California what it is. and is our farmers, and really feels that it as big a percentage as before th«- *ctual infamy It will lie well, con- what will make Oregon, and the is doing the large and small farmer war, sequently for the public to keep an Forks of the Santiam, a prosperous untold good in s<> doing. No other A terrible burden, of cour»«- Il's '»pen mind community and state. We want crop will bring in so much revenue our readers to cut the excerpt out. I for the time it takes in cultivating partly the penalty of war liberty bonds paid for the war Now we’re Rodeo Draw* Large Crowd and paste it where they can see it and harvesting. With this industry beginning to pav for the Uberty every day in the year, and then let will come others, and thus the nucle bonds. The R<«de<> staged here Sunday by the words sink in "the rich Willam us of a thriving community is built. Broncho IL>1> and w ife and his riders ette Valley will be worth mure than Investigate honestly and thorough* CALIFORNIA WINS I BY COOPERATION was a gn at success and was enjoyed the entire state of California.” The excerpt follows: by a very large crowd. Where the people of a town don't IA«iy A- st.- >i always. Best of "I would sure like U> see some of the A larg« number of horses were Equipinriit ami Prices < «uaran- get along, neither doe« the town. promoter» frum here land up there and rode. teed Bight for Everybody, One good thing aliout the poor, start doing things. Some time it will The g at roping was won bv Pnows 15 they can always be depended on for happen and one won’t know the coun Oliver Beard roping his goat in 24 LEBANON OREGON try. One thing. Oregon has soil and population. seconds. can raise snylhing in it. Herr thing* The open season fur crimp«. tops, A wonderful ride was put up by grow in water, but there's money and kite«, measles, mumps. whooping Mrs. Broncho Bob riding ‘‘Shimmy big promoters and everyone is s boos cough, etc.. 1« now nearing, if not Girl”, on«- of tbs-ir head huckers. ter, and that is what mail« the country. DR A G. PRILL already “In our midst.” If the people there would only boost She sure proved to the crowd her instead of knock and advertise their When we helped France in the PbysiciiH gní S ütímb •kill as a bionk rider. product and agree once in awhile, then war. she said she owed us 1 debt Charles Richards showed his dare •oor. there would be capital come in, Calls Attended which she Could never repay. It deviltry in ruling a bucking horse and in a little while the rich Willam Day or Night tiegins to look aa If she meant it. backwards The Canada Kid mads ette Valley wouki be worth more than SCIO ORE. There are too many people in the entire state of California. ” a hit with the crowd, standing up every town who refuse to cast their on his horse running at full speed 1 bread on the waters without s gilt Crab Apple* Hit By Scab with out a bridle the "Drunken edge guarantee that it will return DR. FICQ Ride”, although his bottle was emp to them In a few days a full grown Apple scab causing patches on ty no doubt. i )i sandwich all trimmed with ham. leave« and fruit, attacks crab apple« The Cowboys noveltv races were office Hours : butter and mustard exciting a« well as the ride put up worse than varieties, often causing 9 to 12 i M l .WtoS P. M the leaves and small fruit to drop. by Broncho Bop on the bull. I AMERICA- REST OF ALL As no out- de ri-lers came in to The use of a lime-sulfur sprayfl-30) COUNTRIES ride Rocking Chair for the 325.00. just as soon a« the cluster bud« have opened so a« to expose the tinv bloc- la America a good country in he was ridden by Frank Studnicka, i •om buds in the center is recom one of th«- boys of the Outfit. «TAYTON, . . . OBBUON which to live and prosper? mended Another spplication of Although it rained early in the. Millions of people in other coun Calls n! «w<-rv.l I »ay or Night the spray is made just Iwfore the Tuberculin Testing tries think ao. whether you do or afternoon ami the buys were unable buds actually open. This will pre not. They want to break through to finish rbling all their bucking vent th* attack of the scab and give our immigration barriers and be horses and several other interesting a chance for clean fruit to set if come citixens with us. and are mak wild west features, the crowd was properly followed up by the later ing use of every known device to very well pleas*<1 with the show. The next show will be in Jefferson. I •prays. On suceptible varieties of attain that end. apples these two scab sprays are ab Sunday. April 8. American consuls abroad are lit- j solutely necessary for best results erally deluged with request« for and greatest profits. These two passport*, with every conceivable Home Pointer* applications of scab sprays are al pressure backing up those requests. so the most effective sprays for mil Fortunately, however, the number I»ng nigta of sleep mean long dew. that can be admitted to our shore year* of health. Corn make« a good crop for hog is limited by law. otherwise they No matter how much work you ging down. Hog« fatten in good would become a pest surjiasmng the have, rest a little while every day. shape by thia method and labor is seven year locusts Sleep with your windows open DR. J W. GOIN, greatlv reduced An acre of corn Think a little before you thought and your mouth shut. Veterinarian. yielding 40 bushel« will feed 20 Let your favorite cake be a case Authorised 4u< tom Sale and Interstate lessly condemn a country that appeals Inspector. shot*« weighing 125 pounds for 15 so strongly to other people. of Snap. Ph< — I >—-I '•bed. 1MJ Brushing the teeth twice a day days PERTINENT PARAGRAPAS : ntist G. F. Korinek Veterinarian Keeah-nce, SuO-R ALBANY. OREGON w Milla Crol» Pia|»er« AtlorWel 'cade C VOLI« OWN WÎTM Just to remind you, we are still doing buainaaa them out. ly. and we believe your judgement , will be the same as ours. Riley Shelton Real Estate Broker and Notary Public jlbilratb Obtained, Examined jCIO . . . OREGON W. A. Ewing, T. J. Munkers, President Vice Pres. E. Li. Myers. Cashier Doe* a General Banking Business. Interest paid on time deposit*. ►eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees : Scio Meat Market Fresh Smelt Fresh and Cured Meat— Bacon — Lard- Sausage We buy your Veal and Dressed Hogs Holeclick BiProp*. Scio, Ore. »♦♦♦♦••♦aaaaeesveseeesee ♦♦ Po» S ai jc -Old paper«, 10c per bundle at the Tribune office. We want your Fat Lambs W ill pay the highest market price. See us before you sell. SHELTON * COMPANY I am in the market buying Mohair and Wool Bring me your Mohair and Woof -will treat you right. G E. Rodger*. Scio, Ore.
