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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1925)
/ % 4 ■ » I . r a « * * > • • •» # * -to •, r «twü B/ík-wkmW .1 '•hi ♦ - ,• ’»• • • • ». « • • • i ■ • **• * ■ 11 • » • V •r » ' \ The Scio Tribune Editorials Page 2 rm- sen » tribune ! Torrance Reconditioning Simp and Parts for All Cara.... ALBANY. OREGON Phone 379 212 E. First » Molici »f fini SKIlMtßl Notice I» hereby given that the under Signed, aa Executor of the " ill and Le- late of John Hhindier, deceased, has hied in the County Court of Liun Coun I agon. hi. Ana Executor ami the taxi Court has fi »«J Monday. th» t -d day of March, 1926, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that day, as the time for the bearing of objections to said final account ami the settlement thereof. Any and all prrsuo» bat trig objection, to saki Anal account at» hereby notified U> bo present at said lime in the Coon- tv Court room in the Linn County Court House. In the City of Albany. Linn County, Or«g<>n, and then ami there make such objectlona. F rank S hinple U, Executor of said Estate. H ill A M arks , Attorneys for Executor. f 19. W m 5. 12. 1» FOR OVER 40 YEARS Hill « CATAMMII XBDI< IMthubxr uwl .uccoaeCutiy tn u>. irmunmi oi Catarrh liai I a < VI «Him ViliHiM- eon- •¡•u ut an Olatmant which Qugkty ('..I i . vm by kxal »it-Jl<-wtk>n. and II.» trt.rsnl M«ti«-ln.. a TonW. wht-h am «Kronen lha Illood on th«- M . term thus rwluetn« U m > InlUnonnllon. »<•14 by all druealsta. F. J, r'iwney A C»u TWsdo, Ohio W. A. Ewing. T. J llunkcrs, |*r«euirnt Vice i*r»s E. D. Myers. Cashier The Sein State Bank D<wt a General Banking Business. Interest paid on time deposita. Is Your Chtld kinking Good Progress at School ? If your child is not obtaining a sat isfactory average at school yen; should find out why, as defecttv«• eyesight is often responsible for poot progress in studies. Don’t wait longer. Find out for sure -now. while the legislators believe that the farmer and small home owner must Rewy Tk.e^*, he ’ bear the burden, and In this they are TUK TRIHUNK Pl WUSNINU COtSFAMT at Sew. Lo>a t>HM>«y. Oraron most ably backed by the Morning I V. M»A4 m . ...............................................KAHer Mro I V. M< A4 mu . M m U«. A Clraw l s t Ws Met Oregonian, which publication just as vigorously attacks the governor's program. Neither aide is wholly correct nor wholly wrong. There is a solution to every problem when cool heads and honest advisors come together in a friendly spirit. An sin tagonism through a false interpreta ta» tion of power leads to harm — and in this instance it is holder of tangible property. If each member of the legislature, be he banker, lawyer or farmer, believes in wholly taxing tangible property, why do they at aaeeaaing time undervalue ail their property? Why do they misrepre sent to the aasraeor' There are two reasons: One is. they know the sys tem 1» wrong; the other, that the assessor will have to make up the Watch th* date followtaf your d,ff|,rpricr f,(>rn (h. ,mal| .. name on thia paper. It tells wrwn , r ...... .. your time expires. If • blue pencil | In other words, soak tangible mark >s under your name, it means property and let money go untaxed vour pai*er will stop in two weeks, is the program of the legislature unless renewed Starts when paid and the Oregonian and the ’’com- for. * u > m at expiration. mon" people will foot the bill until they wake up. TMIKM i AY. Feb. 2«. 1926 Mel Arnold has a big job before Mt. Pleasant-Cole News him an<i his friends say he can sure handle IL He is road supervisor Feb. 24 for Districts 33 and 14. He is do ing food work on the former and Tony Geisler waa a Scio visitor will give a good account of himseif |ut Wednesday, over in 14 In fact, all supervisors Mary Hora spent las« Wednesday in thia territory are good road men. afternoon with Maude Darhv Louie Ray and mm Lyle and Litton Darby spent laat Wednesday with Hen Darby and family. Mr. and Mrs. I xh ie Rav and eon Lyle, and Ixiuie’s m- ther and Chas Beard, wife and son Oliver, motored to Monmouth last Sunday. Frank Hora call«-d on Harold Dar by last Sunday. Harley and Violet Darby motored to Oregon City Sunday afternoon. Alice and Sophia Eberhardt visited Because of high feed, many dairy-• at M. F. Ryan's last Sunday even men and farmers are now selling ing. their cows and hogs, claiming the Those who attended the dinner at ¡trices received for butterfat and : (ieoree Ray's last Sunday were Tom hogs o not p y for the food. What { Phillips and family. Linn luimbert lx»ok around your farm and you will And many articles that you can not use. yet in good condition. They may l>e valuable to some one else if he knew about it. Our classified column is read by more than 2000 people each week, and will sell the article for you. Convert what you can not use into cash. The cost is small, the results are big. : good does it do to penaltxe the pro-: and family. Mrs Rav and son Louie ducer at harvest time,when his note and family, Mrs. Roxie Shank and <-<>me» due, with low prices and in a family, Tony Minten and family.' few months make him pay double Mrs. Lillie Nedstanek of Salem, and , or mure for it? What benefit to a (zander Minten. community, state or nation is such' Louie Geisler has purchased a| i system? Community mills like we 1 new milking machine | have here are also made Io suffer ! The program and shadow social from the same causes. ————— Qptom e trift. ALBANY OACi HAROLD ALBRO, Manufacturing Optician ¡given at the Kingston school house |Mt Friday evening was well attend- I Governor Pierce made his third ed. There were about 36 shadows appearance before the legislature sold, lealtaing $42.60. Angelina Ryan and Mrs Josephine last Monday, ami again urged legis lation that will relieve tangible Habberman of Salem spent the property from all the burden of week end with home folks, the M taxation. Agair.by party lines, his , F. Ryan’s. message was received tn silence ; With no apologies for the governor. Word was received in Scio last Real Pitale Rioter the Scio Tribune sees reasonablnea« week that a daughter was born Feb and Notara Public and justice in his recommendations. 15 to Mr. and Mrs C. E. lambert and some or all of them should re- of Index. Wash. Mrs Mmbert is a ^kiirtith Obtained, (iiamintJ JCIO - • • OREGO\ ceive conscientiotMi consideration by daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Shi- the legislator» If they are not, if manek. taxes on tangible property are sky-! DR. A. G. PRILL H1LSY S!J6LffOÇ i • < Physician and Surgeon District 8urgeon S. P. Railway Scio, Or. rocketed, if laws are passed in chat-' tisement. and a special session of the legislature is provided for as now planned and the “reported” recall ¡»etition of the governor is filed, it is pretty sure the laymen will read the sign aright and return the gov- ernor. Playing dirty politics is a I OREGON ure boomerang. G. F. Korinek .0 Veterinarian HTAYTON, < alls answered Day or Night Tuberculin feating DR. C. WARD DAVIS f- ■- HEXTIST 1 First National Rank Building S t * vti '». Oaaooji Rrbtge and Plate Work given prompt and rarrful attention. Also Extract»« Lowe &. Morrison Reliable UnSsrtabsrs All funerals given pc •raonal attention by Mr. Io owe N. L Moaarana N. 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I size Leather 2" Harness, $46.50 2%" Harness, $50.00 seJs 7 <M> N.00 5 00 All Harness made of California Oak 1 anned Leather Hand Bags Suit Cases Hurses Puttees 170 S. Com i Street Gloves Salem, Oregon All This Week 6 gallon Galvanised Oil Cans with faucet, regular $1.25, special all next week (only oju- $ I WO $5.00 Copper Boiler, No. b I N 5.25 Copper Boiler, No. 9....... ....... 4 50 IOS off on Plows anil I larruws ALL THIS WEEK Ask for tickets with each $1 caah purchase or paid on account. For ha rd»«are we're hard to I »cat. * N. 1. MORRISON PAGE & SON The legislature is running over time because two branches of gov- ernmenl are al loggerheads. Both were elected by the people—the governor and the legislature. The •wo see themselves, while their con stituencies hack home look like an many cattle to be led up tn the tax ation slaughter house to be finan cially butchered. The governor be- i eves those who receive the great est Iwnefils from the government should bear the groataeC burdao. | I Albaay’sOnly 4®^ Exclusive Optical Parlor SHELTON BROS. fi very th infßpbical <»ood Meats served with a »mile. Tickets with each 50c pur chase or $1 paid on account, good for ciianvc on the prizes we l*g*9 giving last Monday aixl every <lav thereafter until the drawing. Ask for them. Bancroft Optical Co. >u w « m nm Sum a » mw . o ^. V\ e Meat the people of this community.