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ra<*s. thus re<1»rlnK ths Innmomallon.
Sold irr all drugsisi«
F. J i-hsnsy A t o.. Tnlwto. O’m
W. A. Ewing.
T. J. V linkers.
President
Vice 1res.
E. D. Myers. Cashier
The Scie Siate Bank
Duca a General Barking
Buxinesa. Interest paid
on tune deposits
Watch the date following your
name on this paper. It tells when
your lime expires. If a blue pencil
nfark is under vour name, it means
i t.r i n; • r will stop in two weeks,
ni- * r<n. a . I. Starts when paid
for. s’otw at expiration.
Tin It l>AY April 2, 1925
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STATIMINT
I >f th* fwn<i»iup. management, circu
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■ tc , required by the Art of I'on-
,-r< .« <>f A uk «» i 24, tsrli. of 7he Seio
lni»u< • pul><i«hed weekly at Scio. Or-
on, for October, 1924,
at»' of Urviivti, County of l-inn.
I t> •• me, • Notary I'ublic in and for
>■ •let*’ and county aforcsetd. person
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I. V. McAdoo, who being
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Three Popular Frames with
tb-At b" i« the owner of the Ccn>
wire-core temples — Shur-
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On all Sheltex.
We carry
■ etatcmcnl of the ownership, man-
the line.
.i, vn.< nt, el' of the aforinsaid publica-
II • f"r th>- :»ti- sh< n in the above
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r> , r«i by the Act of August
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«u«l in »action 4«. Pental
Law. »rd Kegulatiuns. printed on the
| rrverse of this form, lo-wil;
That tn, name and addrese of the
Qjotorn e trist.
r and r<:itur w I. V. McAdoo,
'-dilor and bueinesa manger,
ALBANY OAÍ6
E. J. atcldoo. Scio, Oregon.
The owner i» I. V. McAdoo, SHo,
HAROLD ALBRO.
Manufacturing Optician Oregon, »rd his wife. E. J. McAdoo,
•Mo. Oregon,
'that the known bondholders, mort-
iragrea, and other aecurity holder« own-
ng or hokiing I uvr cent or more of to
tal an unt of l>on<h. mortgagee, or
Real I.tlale Proper
other securili«« are: None.
I V. M a 'A ixmi . Editor.
. and Nslaru Public
Sworn to an<l «u been bed before me
jib*! rail» Obiut'xd. faaminrd
this l«t day of April, 1925.
Rn.xv S um . ton . Notary Public.
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Diatrict Surgeon S. P. Railway
Scio, Or.
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FEEDING THE HAND
On many occasions the Tribune
has pointed out the fact that the
railroads are among tbe heaviest
taxpayers In Linn county, the S P.
paying eomethiog over 7 per cent of
the entire county tax. and in addi
tion must maintain iU own trackage
and other repairs, and has insisted
that the public waa not fair in pat
ronizing trucks and stages to the
detriment of the largest tax pavers
in the county—the railroads
Up to last week the Tribune stood
practically alone on thia sui ject.and
had begun to feel that sooner or la
ter it would have to abandon it*
stand for a square d**al for the rail
roads. The Tribune is now glad to
note that the Albany Business Men's
Association, at it's noon luncheon
last week, went on record ot latx>-
ing the trucks and for patronizing
the railroads. They have seen, as
we have pointed out. that in addi
tion to the tazes the monthly pay
rolls of the railroads in Linn county
approximates *50.000, and contin
ued use of the trucks would mean
the reduction of help on the rail
roads. It waa pointed out at that
meeting, we are told, that the little
saved in patronizing the trucks is
more than offset by increased taxes
to keep the highways in condition
for them.
This is recognizing the hand that
feeds, ar.d we hope every communi
ty will follow suit.
tificato to teach.
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House bill No. 212 does not affect
districts other than those in count tea
working under the county unit. In
such countie« ail moneys received
from the sale of limiter under the
federal forest reserve is to be used
for and applied to the payment of
bonded and warrant indebtedness of
the school districts incurred prior to
Jan. 1, 1925. the remaining sums
thereafter to be placed in an irre
ducible fund, only interest from
which is. tn be used for general
•chool purpnW S.
AlbaaysOaly
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Optical Parlor
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□ancroft Optical Co.
Ill W«M lirM Mln®,
House hill No. 217 is of much im
portance to many teachers in tIn
state. _ Heretofore the superinten
dent of public instruction was author
ix«‘d I a > accept grades of 80 from
other states where the examination
waa held, as are examinations in
Oregon. Hereafter, however, grades
of 90 only may be accepted.
House bill No, 341 makes Armis
THUM \S LARGE. MM Hut
tice dav a legal school holiday.
City and Farm Property
House bill No. 260 affects the city
Sold
of Portland only and permits the
levying of 10 mills rather than 5
mills for school maintenance.
List with mt- -Noexclusive contract
Coder New M anagvment
The tScio Meat Market
Ha vinp purchased the ‘w->> ment markets in Scio, I
consolidated them under the aliovc name, and will
strive to render rflicicnt service and give courteous
treatment at all times. Will carry a full line of
Fresh and Cured
Meats
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BRIEF AND BREEZY
Spring’s coming, but we hope po
etry about it isn't.
Prohibition is five years old and
still a bottle baby.
1 will buy your I ref cattle, veal and Itog- (alive or dressed) ami
pay you the top prion. See me first.
Herbert Shelton, Mgr Shop.
C. J. HR I CE, Proprietor
A girl with dreamy eyes is apt to
let the bireuits burn.
It is as hard for a rich man to get
into jail aa into heaven.
We believe in free speech and are
getting it over the radio.
Solomon's idea was that an easy-!
going dad is unlikely to have a fast
flying eon.
The trouble about spring weather
is that It makes a man both lazy
and rest lees
Don't overestimate your wife's
capacity for work in planning the
The Portland Rose Festival this
sixe of your garden.
year will be on a migmticent scale
A friend says you ran often judge
and 2000 voices will l>e in the night
what
a man ain't by what he's moat
pageants
This year will see the
anxious
to pretend he is.
rose exeinplied as it affects mankiad
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G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
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Calls answered hay or Night
Tubsrcuitn resting
Mutual Cream Station
Leonard Jordan. Agent
We have a new Ankcr-Holth Sepa
rator on the floor; come and look
it over. Highest market price paid
for Poultry;
Lowe A. Morrison
ReHable UnSertahers
AU funerals Riven p* irsonal attention
by Ur. i .owe
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N. I. M omumhi
N. V. Lows
IzMbon
Phone-I »ay. S97
Phone— Sight, S>5
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PATENTS
Obtained. Srnd model or sketch
and we w ill promptly tend you a
report. Out Book on Patents and
Trade-mark* will be sent to you
on request.
D. SWIFT & CO.
New dree« fabric is called 'clear
and will attract thousands to Port-
honep.” Are we by any chance to
land during festival week.
be enabled to see clear through
honey?
On February 28, the date of the
What a pity the pay of federal
last draw ing, your editor was asked aenatora and representatives cannot
11 announce that another drawing be graded according to worth, like
would be held around April 10th. other government employes.
Since that time we have heard noth
Anv time Charley Dawes thinks
ing more about it. consequently can
his heat can melt senate frigidity,
give no reason for its abonment nor
he has another think coming. The
offer an AP'logy. The reason for
old senate is a heat proof Iceberg.
this editorial is because of so manv
Baby in England is so small that
inquiries about it.
they have to feed her with a foun
tain pen filler. That ought to make
Outside of such minor affaire as her the world's greatest writer of
murdering sheriffs and breaking the future.
jail, wi* began to fear Linn county
An Ohio college president aavs al
wouldn't get into the limelight and girl should he so dressed that people
beeome internationally known. But will not remember her for her
our fears are dispelled —safehlowers clothes. That stage has been reach-
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here tapped the county vault and ed already, professor.
thieves have entered one of Albany's
Friends of the General say the
schools So we’re saved, and we are
senate soon will be eating out of his
now in high society.
hand. Girt the senate a chance and
It will eat a piece out of that hand
Weather conditions for the spring or eat the whole hand up.
opening by the merchants of Albany
last F ri.iay evening was decidedly I Recent School Law Changea
— PATENT LAWYERS —
wet and disappointing. The parade
305 Seventh St.. Washington, I). C-
could not be held, but much pleas
Through house bill No. 208 any
ure wu* accorded the people in view- one who held a valid certificate pri
mg the latest in well decorated win or to Jan. 1. 1921. is not required
Jeiferton
dows. Die parade will bestaged on to havs ths one year of normal
Cleaniuf & Pressing Parlon
Friday evening, much to the enjoy school preparation, in addition to
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ment of the public and merchant. graduation from a standard high
J H. Turpin, Prop.
Jefferson, Oes. The purpose of thia editorial is to school. The equivalent of the ele
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leave your work Th Scio for me
emphasise the fact that you do not mentary teachers’ training course
at Bilyeu's Cswfectkincry
have to go out of Linn county to get for the period preceding Jan. 1,
what you want ur
aWL is toe
Ride on FISK Tires
for added motoring pleasures
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Motor trip» on Fisk Cards arc free from tire troubles.
A Fisk Coni to suit your n <-i!s .' hr.’j Cords from
it N up to iliOO. i vluding .
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Real Tube at aa Addit oaa Cost of >1 GO with each
tire. Buy from us now and save money.
BILYEU’S GARAGE
F red T. B ilyeu , Prop.
Phone 27
Scio, Oregon
H you believe in boosting the boosters,
if you believe in helping an institution
that spends its money at home, you
will support the Scio Tribune more
substantially than wishing it well.
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