Editorials Page 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE or OREGON FOR LINN COUNTY Department No. 2 First National Bank of | Stayton, a corpora- | turn. Plaintiff. > SMMMftl va. L. T. Titus. Defendant, J THE SCIO ................. TRIBUNE - the I. > TaiHUNr nt hi As it i ng uiME any si h - w bMieeti on^,» __ NrAlk* Mr» i , v » - e Hulben > . a MMW hi«h*»»«•» The Scio Tribuni •«<* •» of them should coma to Scio high. There are several reas ns why we make this statement. First, because Mgr th« teaching «tifT ma dr g<»od dur- Our phone number is 42-6; call ua aswtan V» i » hi » r >^ in< lh* “ J««* Km »nd will do >11 fares for a few pennies I««« than Rovndti [ I \cursion Fares n»«< y*«f. second.' To the above named Defendant. I.. T. m >« t-ed « *<>• 'the moral atmw 1 tM ;> < GON, You are hereby required to appear M» j ii w ^m>»n »»u i. 8rw ! lees to come here heeauae of the Mi» 4. It Ju>i..t.w> of LrMB» Or»ow« and answer complaint tiled against You A«>xn - ma mi# i s « m tow«« | nearness to home, fourth, the mure in the above entltl-d cause on or brfurv l •> Maa. I wwim M la raaai.a »M to'H Mla— aM «_ __u ■ _ .. . « aft weeks from the date of first |>..r» U»eat> Iha*. . , .. ..................... I There la one other way to double i- fore the ¡Mh day of lune. 1926, and If you fall mi to answer said complaint. 'i i.«..i 1- is»«'.- .< <■> >>v . *]<» the enrollment, and that ia for Seto tl»e plaintiff will apply to the Court for a —.... ............ I to furnish transportation. Nearly the relief demanded in its complaint herein, a succinct statement of which is I m 'WW. msmm weawsswte. - . «"«'I high M-h MHtvwni MMMi b* f«< I* of tumctmt importance that every and for plalutilf a coal« and disl-'iti-e •4« tiAC* •»/j taxpayer and patron should study it mints incurred in this suit. And for a decree requiring a certain note ami from the broad sense of helpfulness mortgage made by G. A. Ney me) er and not of seifishnras , and Frances Neymcyer. his wife, in favor uf L. T Titus a rut recorded on t' < The school l**the biggest aatrst in 586th day of April. 1923. in Volume wist any community, for the stranger's page <’•.! of the Record of Mortgages for I,inn County, Oregnti, to be sold ami Watch th«« ilale following your first question is about the school, the proceeds of such sale to be applied name on this paper II tell, when the „„t ab„ut rtor’*•' **<*1 of all right, title or Interest in or to vour paper will stop in two weeks. '1*» ** trur- ,‘>t «• saoi note ami mortgage, and for such unb renewed Starts when paid equal or better than any in it» class farther and different relief as is ju.t -especially since it will coat noth­ ai>d equitable, as more fully appears In for. «tone at expiration. the complaint on file herein. ing extra Come to the meeting Turn: l»AV. Jun«* II. 1925 You arc further notified that th>. next Monday .Summons is served upon you by publi- cation thereof In the *»cio tribune. I I>n-t<-i and published in S.'io. Linn County, Oregon, ami that the dal«- of A splendid c I rm of six girls and th«- fir-t ’'ubTicr.tton thereof is the 7th The Interest centered aronnd the l two bovs stepped out of high school day'of .May. IMS, and that the date of recent law enacted by the legist*- the last publication thereof will be the Friday night .nlo a school iempcr<-i lcth day of June. 1926. lure, which levies a tai on all buses This Summon» ia ao published ami and truck« operatingupon the high-, with coldness and where "the fitb st nerved upon you jmr.uant to the order survive,” Each of you done well in of lion. I'ercy It Kelly, Judge of »aid way« of the «tan*. 1« growing in lente Court, which order was made and tit­ and has lu-en re fere nd ed by the op- earning your diploma. With the tered of record on the 2d day of May. years and the hardships before you. < rators of the bu«nal expense. Ask any Agent I i Sí T'*V-ai''.y¿£Lfj£ Office Hour«: S to 12 a m.. 2 to 5 p.m. And by Appointment. I n the M atter or the AfPUt AT1ON or t.KWia K. Ccivri t. ami Rim I*. CovRiX. bus- band and wife, to regis­ ter till • to th«- following liracribed land, to-wit: Beginning at point on the North boundary line of Stretton 2-1. in Town­ I ship I», South of Itaiigg 2 Weal of the Willam­ ette Meridian» Oregon, Mill point lietRg 1.07 chains West from the Northw est corner of said section ¡Cl In »aid Town­ ship ami Range am! run nine theme South 22-81 chai ns; thence Ea»t par­ allel with the North boundary line of said Section 6 28 chain»: thence North aJ.M chains to a point 2.28 i halt • out n of lite North (■.xindary line of »aid Section 23; thence Fait parallel with the North boundary line of Mid SectMin 10.87 chain«: thence North 2 28 chains to the North boundary line of »aid Section; thence West along the North Ixiundary line of «aid -ection 16.96 chains to the piace of begin­ ning, containing lib acres, more or leas, all lying ami being situated | in Unn County, State of , Oregon. Plaintiffs. J v«. Mvtu. B ilow and All Whom It May Concern, ' Defendant«. J Natica and ga»). The latter should be fec'lvrs to the railroads, not com­ petitors. If they were, the ques­ tion of taxing them would piobahly never In* raised. The present unMtisfactory mail service to Scio is because the short . hauls goes tn the tru-ks and buses, ! To Myrl Bilow and All Whom It May necessitating the withdrawal of the I C«>ne«-rn, Defendant«: Portland pasw nger tram in the af- The city council has ordered th«- debrta left by the recent fire re- moved. also the old lumber and th«* rubbish left by leering out the old buildings on Mein street. The small building left standing but badly damaged is also include«) in the order to clean up. Then if property owners will cut the weeds in front lernoon. When it ia too late, the of their premises Scio will look public will pay more taxes for its skookum. foilv of boycotting ths railroads, for Since some of the evolutionists they are <>ur heaviest taxpayers. claim man evoluted from monkey. how comes there are monkeys still SCHo )L MEETING MONDAY SCHOJL left? Can it be they are the ones In all school districts of the state who are ashamed of the new kind of the annual meeting of the taxpayers animal, or does their existence tielie and patrons will meet Monday and the theory that man sprang from elect directors and clerks for the the long-tailed tree climbers? take notice that <>n the 9th day of May, 1926. an Application was fil«*d by the »aid l.-wia E. Covell amt Ruby P. Cuvell in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for lann County for Initial registration of the title to the above deecrtbcd land. Now. unkwa you, and oarh of you, appear on or before the 17th day of June. 1926, and show cause why such Application shall not be granted, the Mme will le taken as confease«! ami a decree will be entered according to th«* orayvr in the Application and each of you will ba forever barred from disput­ ing the same. Witnea« iny hand ami the seal of said Co. .it i irt thia 9th day of May. IMS. ensuing year, and tranMct any other R M. Rvaaai.i.. The teleohone directory will be a County Clerk and «x-Officio Clerk of busin«*«« pertinent to the conduct of the t ircuit l ourt of the State of the school. week or so later than wi< planned. Oregon for the County of Lian. A K. M c M ahan , In District 95 I Scio) one director because some of the advertisers are < Yttorncy for Applicants. and one clerk is to be elected. In alow in tending in their copy. It is P. O. Address: Albany. Oregon may 14-21-28-juna 4-li District M Is a high school. ar.d the time it waa off the press. but the Any girl in trouble may communi- cete with Enaign Lee of thè Sai- vation Army «t thè Whlte Sdeìd H >me. 'M May fair A*«.. Tort- land. Oregoa. same directors attend to Its manage­ Tribune cannot furnish the ad copy. > . . -urrr ui x 1 * n , ment aa well aa of the grades. It is a real job and requires good com­ Two extremes: Deaths from ex- mon sense. In the districts tribu­ cassive heat ia the middleweet and tary to Sou are about &0 students shivering with cool rains ia the west. 4 380 Ä. Chiropractor 401-2 First National Batik BuiMing A lbany , O regon \v eure [lay ing 7c for Cascara Bark tious. be truthful, be honest and No trace of Amundsen and party It pleased the Omnipotont to en­ yet. and it is feared all have lost dow the human family with an their lives in the frozen north. If intelligence second only to the Cre­ 1 they are still safe and discover the ator. yet the average human fails North Pule, will the hardships en- I to use this "bump" of intelligence dured and expense Incurred be suf ••xerpt in a selfish way—if a fare is flcient pav for the discovery? Of 62.iK) on a railroad to a given point, course, achieving sue«ess has it« re- and by going to a stage terminal the ward, but what will Amundsen or fare is 61.76 (even though It cost any country do with it after it has 50c to g«-t there), the traveler will preach long and loud alwiut saving been discovered? Here’s hoping all 25c, when in fact it coat 25c more. is well with the explorers and that This is a fact which all of us know, success is theirs. and we know we know II, but keep The state Grange, at its annual on "saving” by »pending more. convention in Dalla» last week, took The railroads are under the su­ up the income tax question and pervision of the Interstate Com­ made it the main issue of the sea merce Commission and the State si on. Il is hopeful when thelsrgest Public Service Commission, and organization of farmers in the state must do as each tell them, while the take a decided interest in the ques­ buses and trucks are or I v under the tion of taxation and are keeping it latter. The railroads must keep up to the front. Tangible property is their trackage and pay taxes, while the public keejis up the highways carrying too much of the burden, for th«* trucks and buses and they . and nobody knows this better than pav no tax«*» (except in licen»e fees the Grangers. i*hones* I hones. r ' Rt>f Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy Rc