The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, November 13, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text• • • % « < ♦ • » •• > 9 «. '9* 4 9. »’ m ; l 4.» '\' : ' ■ ,-v v > » *• ' U ’ >•' X » • * • . « >. • • A* % o >■ .-• * S » !*• \ •»» . * ' •1 .. . ’ - • «# The Scio Tribune Editorials Cl U Qi I THURSDAY Kitftcl Rail Metfiaj N i > v . IS. 1924 There are four special road meet ing* advertised in this issue. Find Pursuant to a petition *igncd by a le your district, read the date and gal numtier of resident freeholder*, tax -1 place and then attend. payer* and legal vutersof Road District No. IA of Linn County, Oregon, Notice The last week of thi* month will is Hereby (liven that a meeting of the legal voter* of Roa«l District No. 16 of lie a gala time in Scio. A Commun Linn County, Oregon, will be h<-ld at ity Festival and Bazaar is to be put the hour of 2 o'clock p. nt., on the 15th on by the Z. C. B. J. at thair hall on day of November. 1924. «t the Sam Nov. 26, 26, 27. They promise lota Gaines School House in said R««ad D m tnct. to determine whether or not said ^un *,,r' young Road District shall vote a special tax of S10W upon all the taxable property with The Tribune job department has in said Road District for the improve t«een kept quite busy the last month ment of the road* therein a* follow*. to-wit, grading, gravelling, draining ion frinting, must of it from sim I outside this community. If uthsrs recognize a savins by having their printing done by us. why not you? re|«airing said roads. By order of the County Court of l.mn County. Oregon. Dated thia 26th day of Oetobsr, 1924. H. M. P aynk . County Judge. J. D. I som . County Comm'r. Attoet R. M Russsu.. Co. 3 lerk Posted this 27th day of October, 1924, by W. A. GlLKKY, appointed by the Court. Yes. sir! in Scio parlor There’s a new buaineaa a prewung and cleaning No need to send away to have thia class of work done now. Pursuant to s petition signed by a le gal number of resident freeholders,tax payer* and legal voter.of Road District No. 14 of l-inn County, Oregon. Notice ia Hereby Given that a meeting of the legal voters of Rowi I Hat riel No. 14 «>f Linn County, Oregon, will be held al the hour of two o’clock p. m., on tbe, 2.’d day of November, 1924, at the >hrl burn School House in said road district. to determine whether or not Mid n.a.i diatnet shall vole a special lax of IHVi upon all the taxable property within said roa<! district for the improvement of the roads therein a* follows, to-wit, grading, gravelling, draining and re Í pairing said roads. By order of the County Court of Linn County, Oregon. Dated thi*^ 29th day of October,^ 1924. B. M P ayn K, County Judge. , J. D. I som , County Comm’r. Attoet: R. M R vksiux . County Clerk Poated this 29<h day of October, 1924. Our advertiser« are weekly invit- ♦ » 1,1 »«»«»■■«■»»«« in|( y„u t0 v|gU ,hem They carry i PEOPLE S COLUMN the staple line* of merchandise and you right on price. To build up our Community and make us all contented and prosperous, a closer unity of intereet should new. A . ,. "’Ot“’ WoU,d »* Ru* "'h*1, •< hol«e everything we can " Prosperity is with us! The Fed- ersi Reserve Board saya so! Listen what it says: Production by basic industries shows marked In- crease for September and October oyer the summer recces months of June. July and August.” Recess «I*» means suspension, and If bus!- „ ~ m —dustries means production. henee it ■wuv* w Hiinti no«» utriunj is es*y to see how marked the dif I ference would lie between id lencas Pursuant to a petition signed by a le gal number ot resident freeholders,tax and action. Have you read the school page? It i* a new departure from the for mer method of issuing the paper a* a separate enterpriee. As you have noticed,there ha* been no atieeial ad vertising connected therewith. The Tribune ha* assumed all the cost in cident to the publication of this page. The Tribune owners are In terested in our school and are doing their bit. both in taxes and booet- ing, to make the local school second to none in the county. Our schools is the biggest asset we have, and are usually the poorest supported of any This year the corps of teachers are among the public enterprise. best we ever had. and have the con fidence and good will of the puoile. iTe keep in touch with the progrees W. A. Ewing. t T. J. Munkeea, ___ __ _ *af the school, consider this a per- Pmeidenl Vice Pre* * eonal invitati«.n to become a regular E. D. Myers. Cashier reader of The Tribune. Thi Scio Stato Bonk Doeg a General Banking Buaineaa. Interest paid on time depoaaU. He ia lord at that VOTERS ARE QUEER Every voter is mwrvgs when he I S' •e into the booth so election day. • KDUCATIOn YR. CIVIIJtATJON Editor Scio Tribune : In looking over the annaJ* of his tory, it *eem strange that drgreda- lion and shame always follow educa tion and civilisation. When Greec an<i Rome attained the smith of their enlightenment, they went «town. The more educated and enlight«<ne«i the people and nations be-com«, Ute mon- unjust and intolerant they grow. Ed- ucation, which is *ai«i to be the moth er of civilisation, ought to make people more just and humane, an«l when it doe* not do thia, it b« come* a misnomer, which has ended the nations that have preceded ux. Th«- boast of our educat«-d anal enlighten cd nation, as lieing the grandest in all history, overlooking the fact that rot and decay la slowly eating their way into the very vitals of the U.S.A. The people are becoming more and more intolerant of each other’s rights. Corruption in state and national af fairs I* growing by leap* and bounds, an«l the mystery to me is why an educated and enlightened people will uphold such procedure by thia «acre»! right of branchiae. 9 But such ia the history of th« an- eient and modern world. It ha* been said “You cannot en- slave a free, educated and enlight ened people,” But we have no max im saying they can not enslave them- »rlw*. which we are sure rapidly doing. There are two kind* of slavery. One is Mdf-impowd, the other is^iut over by political privileges and skull duggery. When we voted to put ourselves in bondage to debt, build gooal roads, is sue bond*, pay interest, etc., we were playing to the aelflsh interest of the moneylenders, saying they should not be taxed nor pay taxes upon their money invested in thi* way, which ha« placed the whole huiMen of taxa tion upon land. A* a con«cqu«-nct. 1,800.000 farmer« have gone broke in th* last two year*, and al! are headed that way. Yet ai pid our com plaint of high taxes, 1 believe the people as a whole, rath rr than go back to the he r* « and b«|ggy, wagon I„ II. RICH VIOLIN IVM. ABBOTT RESIDENCE Main 9 tree I WHY SPUDS ARE LOW IN PRICE BrcauM: the On-gon crop of «pu<l* «how* a low yield thi* year, on ne count of' the extremely dry ar aeon, many grower« n.»k the stat«- market agent why the market prie, « are so low. The Idaho, Oregon and .Mon- tana yield is estimated to be one mil lion bushels short of last year, but the estimate» of the whole country ahow an increaaed production over 1923 of eighteen million bushel*. Or egon is but a »mall factor in potato production. It’s estimated production thia year la lew tlian 4.000,000 bush el», while Washington’s is over 81,- 000 000 and the country at large 178,000,000, Turkeys! There i* a < ik»|) da-mand NOW. Don’t wait till the heavy ship ment» for th*Tb*nk»|tii ii.t( Irani«- begin to arrive. Ship jour bin!» in a* fast a* you g<-t them in con dition. Write or wire us today for market information. Alwaj* Reliable Reference: Bank of California. PAGE &. bON Rortlae« Í i"XJUS*. l< >11 SALK’ : I have for »ale a J. H. C olt Car- bi.te I Ighling ¡System that has never L-een umv I coat S3S0. will Well for T2f«u. See D a VIP H o AS Hi lo.I', routes. Scio, Oregon !5p A 4» «♦••••*♦•-*♦ ♦ B.1LBY S^SLTOJ) Real Ealale Rtolfer an¿ Notary Public Jlritrutti Obtained, fcamintd AIO . . OREGON - DR. A. G. PRILL Physician and Surgeon District Surgeon S. P. Railway Scio, Or. Bring Us Your Poultry and Fvg Agent for Anker- Hoth Separators. See us before buying. Mutual Cream Station Leonard Jordan, Agent DR. C. WARD DAVIS I >UNT1ST First National Bank Building SrvvTov, O kbuom Bridge and Plat« Work given prompt and can ful attention. Also Extraction Lowe A. Morrison Reliable Undertaker« a »I funeral* given by Mr. : N. C. I»i««s Ubanon Phone 9! ;»rtonal attention Lowe N. 1. Mosamos Phone—hay. 397 Phon.—Night, 395 G. F. Korinek Veterinarian ► TAYTON, As voters we are queer. toy J ams * T rolungks . apiminted by ne«a suspend* how can it produce? Ceurt. Naturally, a resumption of ths in- payers and legal voter« of Road District No. 15 of Linn County, Oregon, Notice is Hereby Given that s meeting of th« legal voter* of Hoad District NO 15 of Una County, Oregon, will be held at th* hour of two o’clock p. m on the 22d day of November, 1*24. at the Scio Condensing Milk Plant, in said road district, to determine whether or net said road district shall vote a special tax of I1UÜ0 upon all th* taxable prop erty within said road,district for the im provement of the road* therein, as fol lows, to-wit. grading, gravelling, drain ing and repairing said roads. By order of th* County Court of Linn County, Oregon. Dated thia list day of October, 1924. B M. PAYNg, County Judge J. D. I som . County Comm'r. Attest; R. M. R vmbix , County Cl< rk. Posted thia 31st day of October. 1x14. by J. F. L kffum . appointed by the Court. and iram and muddy road», would vote another tax of 10.000,000 dol moment of all he survey* He can lars in bond* upon our county. place men of his choice in responsi This rewtinds me of th* tin* wh« n ble positions who will or will not we iol«d the bOO.OOO dollar, on our enforce the laws; he can pans con county from which we were coinr to stitutional amendments or repeal build 250 mile* of hand .urfacr«l road in Ltoun county. The money is g »nr. amendments wiwn- i* the hunt surfaci'd road.? Two years ago. the legislature Not a mile of it built in the county, of Oregon paaw-il a law prohibiting as wm designated upon the blu«- print the uee of skimmed milk in oleomar map* when putting it o'er— Let us garine. but permitting the use of crow! Taxes don’t amount to anything. whole milk before the butterfat is Il won’t be long untd the ’’Sk> line” removed, and immediately Swift A Cascade along the summit of thi Co. enjoined that law and started a Governor mountains will be built. referendum, with the rrsult that the J’irrrr think* so. and we will out law was repealed by a very large swifter Swilierlarui in hia opinion, vote. And now we will have a sub- and we will have the grandest scenic ¡atilute for butter made from oils highway in all the world. Now, let the farmer* borrow all imported from abroad and churned the money they can g«*t on their , with skimmed milk. Oregon is a farm*, let the banker* foreclose on dairy state, too. them. an«i put Jap*. Dago-., and Rus The state income tax law passed sians upon them, cheap labor, so they in 1923 amid great rejoici- g by the can make interest in what they have legialature and aumw of the men who Inane«! on them, and let the old farm sponaored the law. It was a fine er an«l their families ride the ►kylirw They have worked long highway, 1 law until aome large income was hit enough, Let them have a little pl< ua- | by ita operation, and then II become ure and recrralion, a menace. “Over forty million dol There was an announcement made lars in new enterpriars were kept nome years ago by 3 »ecret flnnncial out of the alate” so the tnunied men conspiracy in thia country, who de of Portland and downstate inf<«rme«i clared that a “national debt wa* a national blessing. A .late debt »«» the voters during tbe campaign. a state blessing, and individual debt The votera believed it and repeuie<i The bigger an individual blessing, , the law. Moc««y. it seems, i* our the debt the bigger the blewung.’’ God, and if lb* dollar ia taxed we That it put energy and pep into immediately spend huge sums to re peop1' to make money, and upon thi* move the tax In the meantime,the belli*') doctrine, the individual, the late and nation nr»- working in uni- farmer and ton property (which is on to carry >t out tangible) and the small home owner Generation« yet unborn must »lav. in citie« and town* see »heir taxes their live* away, in the pt-rp<-trating going higher and higher, while of this thing upon them, until our money (which ie not tangible (almost nation goes >lown in nek ami ruin. always gues tax free Yes. we re as other* have gon«- and other prople will n-ad our epitaph, “Gone, but not pealed the income lav law and the forgotten.” * million or more doth rs thus raised > Because education anti civilization will now be added t<> the farm and failed ur town property. V. h. n it cornea to other*. —Uneducated. taxing money, we hasten to con He is supreme. The proprietor is W. E. Bartlett, demn It, and in doing so wt- never and se hope he will be liberally look at our own tax receipt tie fore voting. patronized. M in if Hind Rwd Meetini ■ ? « çm E s „ * ? MMMttBfiMMÍMá » « • ' Pursuant to a petition signed by s le gal number of resident freeholders.tax payers and legal voters of Rmo! District No. 29 of Linn County. Oregon. Notice la Hereby Given that a meeting of the legal voters of Rood District No. 29 of Unn County. Oregon, will be held st the hour of 4 00 o’clock p. m . on the 21st day of November. 1924. si the flchool House in Diet No. 1 in sski Road District, to determine whether or not said R<<a«l District shall vote a special tax uf 4WW upon all the taxable prop erty within said Road District for the improvement of the roads therein as follow*, to-wit. grading, gravelling, draining and repairing said roads. By order of the County Court of Linn County. Oregon Dated this 25th day of October, 1924. B. M P aymk . County Judge. J. D. Isou. County Comm'r. Attest: K. M. RuaasiX. Co. Clerk. Posted this 27th day of October, 1924. by W. A. Gll-KKY. appointed by the Court. '¿S •' * ■ " • ♦ »•’ ,■•»-*.. • Y V* THE SCIO TRIBUNE #1 * ». ». ''7 Page 2 M ici : F . - - - OREGON ( all» an»wend Day or Night fuberculin Testing \v Ile.N a patient is told that hia «•)«* need help for both near and fat \ isiun and bifocals are *ug- g. -led. hi» first reaction ia to raise an objection to their appearance. Thia ob jection i* overcome by using Kryptok Glaaaes, li.e only invisible bifocal &f£ttleade &pteme trist. A lbany oabb . HAROLD ALBRO, Manufacturing Optician Scio Meal Market Holechek Bro» Proprietors Ore*on F resh and Cured Meat Bacon. Lard, Saugage The Scio Cash Produce Fred Mumper, prop Highest Cash Price Paul for your Egt»- Poultry. Veal, Elc. WBI pay lc more in trade for Egg* Full Line oí Feed» and Flour I We Bnv Your Veal and Dressed Pork Catarrhal Deafness la often *i««d by an inflamed < ondltlon of th« mucous llnine of U m Euatachlan Tuba. Winn thia tub« la Inflamed twi )«•«• a rumbling aound or !mi>«rr«<t Hearing Unleaa th« Inflammation can I m r*<tuc*d. jour Iwaring may I m da- •troyrd t<>r«v»r HAM.*« I t rutHH WFIJK INE «III do «hit w» claim for It—rid your ayat«m of Catarrh or I>rafn««a caused by Catarrh Koid hr «11 dm «lata for or«r •» T«ara F. J Cheney * Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Albany’s Only Bargains for Saturday Exclusive Hamburger, ')rr Optical Parlor Sauaage 17 |c lb. 'JAz* Jzòfc'r-’àJij;./ C ibicdl Sanitary Meat Market Bancroft Optical Co. Will i>«> l|<- utxler Portland price* for drraard hogs umier ICu |>ounda. Thin la ^ejtMirr than you can get by «hipyang Z j (. jv C Shelton Bron.