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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1924)
. «... V r» VJ*-'/ V“- ♦* X w si * • J • • Z *» ’ •*•%.** ■ 4 • ’ A- <► . ' » t' r The Scio Tribune A'd i tortali Pag« 2 THE SCIO TRIBUNE be done, and the president is the for th« further fact that there will man wlio could do it. be untold numbers yet who will go two M» J out from here to make their mark in the world. To vole th* high school out would be like trading elsewhere for the thing« we need and let the local mer chants close their doors our prop erty would be worth about 2c on the dollar and tauter* would be scarcer at that price than teeth in th* mouth of a hen. Wr augg’-st to "Kepe Ceasing" that be pack his little old grip (If he has one! and apply for passage to Russia or some other p.ace more in keeping with Albany College send* the Tri bune * column of booster new* in plate form, and without coal to us (I :» for competition. We are using it I 0(1 I’Ciause Albany College ia a Linn county institution. But we have to live, and to donate our space to n » raise nianey to build buildings and pay salaries to students can pav more tuition for education ia, in <>ur opinion, a one-sided affair. Why make the newspapers pay for all the advertising? Why not j«v the ncw»p»|>cn tor getting the re his intelligence. sults the copy writer cannot get without their aid? TUy Work While Yoe Sleep! Wr ar« proud of <>ur Oassiftwi column, because It is full of hu man interest—It brings people to gether a* nothing else can «to If you have anything to sell, or want to buy something, there la noth ing quieker nor surer. And the coat i* cheap. Yes, we are alm proof of our job depa’imeni and th* work we do. See us for any thing in the printing line. They Never Did THI'RAPAY. April 17. 1924 * r’ *' '.nw . Month* j He«» U<MM lait»| Tim A grvat «urprite for ih* bum* knitter* I «f Or« . bui «mi a fset Furttwr- 1 SM:rc. • yam fa» al-olulcfy Virgin w • I y .»rn thr wool wa< grown in Linn evunty, *eM b> Mr Scruterà totheOrv- k W t,U Company (nuli» kieatwd at Se «ix-fi. mad>- into worsted yarn by 1 Btnlmp, « mi ®f C. P. Rishop, . • r . ( ih* Wooten M ! rs ’ • • thto varo ( l. All ri km». 45« per ball of 2 os*. ■aaiMaltMk Addtasa <,. P. l.i»b p, Box 76. Satetn. Orwgvn, 1 HOW’S THIS? !ior> .ariHHit ariiiiixs win 'Mt your srstsm » arrh or twain««» eauaod try i atari h __ Hill « riTtllRH WK0I< INK ’on- ' '• -t aa I'U.tmsnt Which Quickly I,.::. 4 «».« ra-arvhal Inflammation, and Ml Msdlcins. a Tonic. wbi< b x>4 on ths M • ■ •>«•■ th., reatorlnc normal condi tion» t* ’ t-y rtr-.r«!»«» tor ov«r W Tatra. »*. J h»n«r A <*->. Toledo. Ohio • O.MIJ I NDER NEW NAME Creoaua never looked for gas Now that Harlan Fiske Stone Irak with a match In th* "People** Column" will be ha» lam appointed attorney gen Maae« never was perplexed about eral Ly President Coolidge, will he found another article by th* party finding a parking place. wh « wr >!* th* s ‘ ory a few weeks l>c a« impregnable Against graft a« ( .il r . 1 ,<i is . . ainsi tl.i- i !« un lit». ’ Hiram Johnson is practically out of the running fur picsi<’ciit. T> h < bad Ü m ’ republican vote.* cotdd not *c«- in him the i irtucs lie secs in himvlf. It a a Citici, t ruel uhi world, ch, Ibromi We understand that Crabtree is already working on plan* t«> make t u‘ May meeting of the communi ty club the beat y«t. Anil the good people of Crabtree can do that very thing when they set their head to do it. — 'The embargo placed on all food stuff Ix-ing ship|>ctl into Oregon from California during the foot and month epidemic there, is the most sensible thing that could have been done l>> our governor. And action was taken none too soon. av i and which we signed "I. N. K ■' ,t " This time he failed to sign h - name, as h* did in the former, « <•:.» that he gave himself the >f (leaning." A* in the '■on., r arti e, which w* received n the mail th«- tame a* this article, w. i«,d w< only published it because t ! ' ■ attack . n th* school, and we are doing the «am* thia time. lb oi>.I we threw mud at him in' 1 farmer editorial, and wo plead <<n tv. and if our typewriter Holds we will throw a little more mud <1 him this time, hoping it has suf- eiitly dried no it will [tenetrat* h numbskull when we hit him on the hi nd We do not ear* for hi* ( tirade on the school so much, be au*«’ of hi« ignorance, but because • e is the kind that doe* hi* dirty : work under cover and which create* more harm than if he fought in th* pen. He i* like the Ruaaiao propa gate! oU, it »iduou* and deep-rooted, in tearing down an institution that has stood the test for all th* year* I that this government ha* lieen in exiatance, and like the bolshevik*: would cast to the four wind* the flower of manhood and woman*' hood our boy* and girls. He at tacks them aa students, implying they are no better than cannibal*.1 and a'so takes a small rap at the teacher* snd the school board. W* hold no brief for either of them,' but will warrant the aaeertion that they are liett<r citizen*, have the tiest interest* of the city and com-1 Since S. II. Goin ami A. K. Mc Mahan have announi-cd a« candi dates to succeed themselves in the legi slature from Linn county, what •re the republicans goin’ to do? So far no one has announced them selves from the latter ranks. Will they get Sterl "goin*?** munity at heart than doe* thi* would-be critic. Probably the achocl It looks like Senator McNary is board did do wrong in their argu going to secure the passage of the ment with the children oo the street*, McNary-Haugen bill, ilcaigned to probably the teacher* *r* not doing afford some relief to the American all they could, and probably th* farmer. It will lie the first bench- children are no better her* than cent piece of legislation in months elsewuere (and no worae), what i* should it pass, and Senator Mc this »nake-in-the-gras* doing to mas* Nary should be congratulated. thing« Mt tar b" hi* underhanded attack* upon either unit? So far Toe* arc getting pinched quite as his attack upon the Tribune go«*, severely back in Washington and we will let the reader judge a* to some of the investigators are being who is doing (he moat good for th* investigated. The country is get «-«immunity, the school and th* mar- ting tired of it, allair« of state is chant*- he or it. And suppoae the ham|H nd anil President Coolidge Iribun* w afraid to publish tha has lutd to "vail" the investigatois story about the argument between interfering therewith and he was tr>< mber* of the school board and -I ■■ of the student* because of right. I lc also called attention of congress to needed legislation and huso •-•>-! How can we hav* an op. requested that body to get busy. portunity to prove we were or war» It was a inst rebuke, but it had to not afraid to this "blackband" ar tut, when he doM not sign hi* nsr ■> nor give us the pleasure of an interview? it is true there ha* been » -I«« talk of abolishing the high but ,.nly by such people aa tlo- writer we are discussing, who woukl no doulit like to aee such a r. . f ••nlightenmenl" in this country a* ia and ha* lieen in Russia, an-l nd light thinking man or wo man would under any circumstance* g> at auch a move- only thoee ah - aie ignorant and have no love for their country and ila perpetuity. Ae do n t want to loae the high , for from it have gon* «ever- a I Scio boy* and girl* who ar* ng gaud ia th* affair* of Ufa. We Want Produce Helen of Troy never was bothered about buying a battery for her radio set. Marco Polo never had a party line. The best he could get was a clothe* line. Alexander the Great never had to think about putting on chains or trusting to non-skid tire* Tut-ankh-Amen never worried about his income tax return. Plato never considered the p<.mo bility of typhoid germ« in unchlori nated water supply. Will pay the highest cash price, or Ic mote in trade, for Chickens Eggs Dressed Pork and Veal In fact if you nave anything to >11 bring it to us. Bring your Cream to us we will give you a square deal and the top price. The Queen of Shelia never pon dered the fact that the electricitv which browns toast sometime« pa*«*» over a wire coated with ice and the current never melt* the ice. The Scio Cash Produce Fred Mumpers, proprietor. The Right Spirit My home town («tier's ads I scan For bargains i ffered by each man Who keep« a store in this live town. His goods are all of high renown. AVO DR. A. G. PRILL Pbvsiciai ani Smo Calls Attended Day or Night ORE. My home-town merchant pave« each street. His taxes built our schools so nest: So when mv house need* a coat of tan I patronize our own paint man. And all things else*, both hair and hide. I buy right here where I reside! DICNTIST Firit National Rank building SrstTux, O kbuon Rn ir< and Plat, Work given prompt and < »r. fid att. rtfdr Alm. Extraction Lowe <5c Morrison Reliable Undertaker« AU fui.-a. giiv-n iM-rsonal attention by Mr. I-owe N I ns N. I. Moaaiami i^-twinoti I'hone -Day. 897 Phone St Phone—Night, 396 Property unii Automobile Ina. I’J S STICMA. Ongon. Resident Agent I Just now a hearing is living con ducted to declare Harry K Thaw a «ane man and releas«- him from an asylum. It will he remembered he killed Stanf.ird White several year* Why suffer with Headaches? ago and ha* lieen in the asylum near Have Your Eyes Eiaanncd ly ever since. He made a sensation al escape from Matewan, New York. ! 1 I S. T. FRENCH asylum a short time after his incar Gfgau«!« ceration. but was captured in Cana da and Anally has been in the Penn ► With Read page Five. F.M.French SSons Jewelers and Opticians > • ALBANY. VETERINARIANS I e-twinon. Oregon Office at Robertson Drug Co. Pl..... <0 Phone 52 Scio Creamery Co. C<»me in and let tiademoq- >lratv the Anker-Holthe Separator. WY SUELTO J) Real [’.slate Rrolfer and Aotara Public Obtained, f.iummed * »O - . . OREGON T. J. Munk er». Vie* Pre*. F. D. Myers. Cashier * . A Ewing. 1WINTIX FRAME“I Y ou will Ilk* Twintex. and we have a complete stack. The shell frame with the new Icniple- with the Sht>r-on guarante*. t KATaMAFIe ear Try II Optometrist. ALBANY OAIO, HAROLD A I.URO. Manufacturing Optician I M anager Ed Holland, OREGON DR. J. W. GOIN. Veterinarian. Authorised Auction Sai* and Interstat« Inspector. Phon*«: - Palace Feed “hrd. IM J R ck I chcc , 50) K Al.RASY OREGON : M*a*rT Dr H. 0 H*wr Di P T Twwd Interesting Cats sol M Pacific Slates Fire Ins. Co. * sylvania asylum. His wife, Evelyn Nesbit, is conUsting his release from th* asylum, while his mother is working for it. DR. C. WARD DAVIS rtT Tha price i* right the weight o. K.. He’s on th* job both night and day. That's why I never send my gold To M. o. houses distant cold; But spend it here, where I can aee , The benefit* it bring« to me. The Thaw Case Again 73KW, The Sen State Bank I»o« s * General Banking Bn-■in»,4!<. Interest paid on time deposita. G. F. Korinek VrteiiiHirimi HTAATUN. . . . Ogg (. all* answered Day or Night Tuberculin Te«Ut< 9
