THE SCIO TRIBUNE PUBLIC AUCTION war. will know where they are at. makes the speculative limber holder No. there is nut too much money, tremble in his boots. E A. WEDDLE Because of the unprecedented de­ The undersigned Executrix of the Ea-1 but there is too much profiteering IHKIKU KVKMY TH t'MUDA Y BY mand for timber at the preaent late of the late Ardee I’owsll. on the along all lines A. T. Powvil farm, on the Mete-Leba­ T. L. DtKMMBL KI>mOB AND PROP time, and which promisee to con­ non road, one mile south of Seto, will tinue for a numtier of years, we are offer the following Ilst«i personal prop­ HOW SHOES WENT UP Entered nt the t» «toffies al Brio. sure to have tremendous activity erty. begining promptly at 10 A. SI. on Agent Albany Steam Laundry SATURDAY. *•) PTEMBEK 4th. 19)9: Oregon as second class matter. in the lumber businew at once. In­ Black horse. 10 yrs. old, wt. 1260 lbs. The story of hides, leather and Agent Albany Cleaning Works deed it has already commenced. Brown horse, 7 yrs. old. wL 1300 the. 1) good fixed shoals BUIUW-IUI'TION. IN ADVANCB SI.50 shoes, as told by the federal trade With capital lying idle in banks, 2 Ttaroc sows. I registered, both due commission, is an example of the SCIO. OREGON AT KND OP VRAM--------- ------------ 1.76 which m only too ready to be in­ to farrow soon. manner in which higher prices and 14 Angora goals. Sil MONTH« . .......... .75 vested. logging and other railroads Hegtstrred I Kirhain bull. 6 yrs. old. profits have been pyramided during tributary to the timber belts will 16 good cows, all young. & fresh or soon the war. be- • ADVKRTMINO MAT» be constructed, with big saarmills at 2 to Calves, 3 months old. Hides rose, packer hides much Loral advertising per line Aral in­ Turkeys st»I 60 barred rock hens. desirable locations. W. A. Ewing, A. K. Randall sertion . ................. K* more than country hides, a fact Scio is on the line for both a log­ 10 tons of loose hay. 14 acres of corn. President Vice Pres. Each «uba the name of a va­ 11.8. cream separator, milk pails and Cattle Tented for Tuberculosis cans penses in a less ratio, but "selling riety of wheat developed by the Kan­ 1 wheelbarrow. Office phone Main 526; li<-sid<-nre phone prices increased at a wonewhat sas Agricultural college. The teste I Emery wheel and sukli- grimier. Maiu 21 greater rate than costs." ami out of made, covering a period of years in TERMS -urns of 310 and under. Cash; / pledge allegiance Io my flag ana i over llo bankable notes; S per cent LEBANON. OREGON Interest, due in 4 months. the Republk for u hkh if tliinJi, one 25«; companies more than one-third the development of the whret. Free lunch served at noon. ¡Nation. inJteUible, oilh liberty ana earned 25 per cent more in 1917. showed that it would produce from HAZEL POWELL Executrix. while only one-sixth earned this om to threA bushels more per acre juslke fat all. Auctioneer. A. I.. S tkvevsom . much in 1914. than the ordinary hard Red Turkey Clerk. RlLKY bliltlTUN. Arrival and Departure <>f 1 a -• . r lit While the retailers paid much wheat, the variety which made Kan­ Trains TOO MUCH MONEY more for shoes inJ918 than in 1914, sas famous. The original seed came Woodburn-Snringtield Branch He’ll Cry Tur Sal« they added much more profit in the from the Crimea, but the Kanred WEST SCIO « Some people seem to think that latter year an average of |1 80 The Sale season is here again and it has been developed through the will pay you to get H. C. Roloff to cry North________________ 7:55 a m. the main reason for the high prices per pair, as against II in 1914, crossing of different varieties of the your sale, as he can get you satisfac­ South_________________ 5:09 p.m. of comtaodities is our volume of though the relative cost of doing Russian wheats with specially se­ tory prices arai make you money. Write money is n»» great; that the value Corvallis & Eastern business did not change. lected berries of wheat grown in or phone me at my expense; address is of the dollar has depreciated more MUN KERS Waterloo, li. R. 1. Oregon, until OeL The conclusion of the commission Kan mui . To Albany 8:11 am than pn<* half, when measured by 11; after Oct. 1, Scio, or phone numbers is that "slaughterers took more There were almut 30.000 acres of Ix-banon, Farmer* 179 Sweet Home To Detroit___ 1:44 pm what it will buy. There is ground than they should for hides, tanners Kanred wheat sown last fall, and Motor service discontinued. I2X. Secure your dates early; get the for such conclusions. charged more than they should for 21,230 acres will produce seed ex-’ man w ho can get you the money. At or »>on after the conclusion of leather, and shoe manufacturers clusively this fall. In purchasing l-tf H. C, ROLOFF. the civil war. this same argument likewise charged too much for seed the farmers agree not to sell was advanced and the secretary of hides." while retailers "made un­ any wheat for milling purposes for j Enrtrita BlickhfriM. the treasury at Washington with-* precedented profits ” We will pay the highest market one year, but to sell it all for seed, i drew from circulation and destroyed The increased price is thus piled This wheat combines the deep red price for Evergreen Blackle*rriee; OtRss SS (barane St Lsbaaee. Or». (600,000,000 of currency. This up In layers, like geological strata. of the Turkey and Russian wheats come to our office and get crates. caused prices of commodities to rap­ More for hides with higher profit with a hard outer coaling and great No berries accepted if delivered in idly tumble and. at the same time, on tip laid on by the packer; he productive powers. cream cans of buckets Berries must caustni thousands of business men, passes them on to the tanner, who be fresh and clean. We will pay a banks, etc., to fail. The financial manufactures at higher cost ami When the airplane becomes so higher price for berries which are Walter Bilyeu, Prop. panic of 1872 was mainly due to this adds another higher profit; he perfected that the" engine will lie brought to us fresh and in first claaa I^ione 6-515 too rapid curtailment of money.' passes the leather on tn the shoe practically noiseless when in flight, condition. Scio Produce Co. Another rea«m assigned for the cur­ STAUB MEETS ALL TRAINS manufacturer, who assumes this we may expect smuggling to be car­ tailment was to place the country | — Leaves Scio Postoffice- load and adds double the normal ried on by wholesale. The smug­ at 7 JO a m and 4:45 p m for West Sex. on a s|H*cie-paying basis as soon as cost for other material, increased gler could cross the border with dut­ and 1:16 p m for Munkers possible That is to say, our finan­ labor cost and double the usual iable goods, leave his stuff and then ciers wanted the currency dollar to' profit. The shoes are well loaded get back on his own side of the bor­ be equal in purchasing power with when they reach the retailer, and der during the dark hours of the the gold dollar. he almost doubles his profit. night. Such means of dodging the Real Estate Proper But no such reason can be ad­ In this process cost and profit customs officers will be difficult to and Notartj Public vanced at the present time for your grow like a snowlmll. almost like an delect. , currency is of equal value with gold. avalanche. Each man adds more ^Ibtirath Obtained, faamined But now an English financier says Gov. Ben Olcott seems to have a than the usual profit on not only the there is too much gold in the world XK) . . . OREGON last man’s cost but on the last man’s mind of his own. He cannot be and urgaa thia fact as the cause of swayed from what is for the best in ­ increased profit. When the shoes high | rioea. terests of the people by any fac­ finally reach the consumer, hie feet If one will but consider that the OPTICIAN are so loaded that he can scarcely tional influence. He is governor in amount of gold in the world today XS W. Second Street fact as well as in name and does not UNDERTAKERS lift them. A cut in the price of cannot greatly exceed what it was take orders from the chamber of hides would I m * felt all along the Albany, . . . Oregon Calla Attendre! to Promptly five years ago. this Englishman’s commerce in Portland. line; and a reduction of profit to the Dav or Night idea cannot I»* tenable. Granted 1914 rate would got far to bring Notice *>< I Inal *-cttlcfneat scio OREGON that the gold supply has been in­ Advertising Needs Aid shoes back to the 1914 price. The Notice is hereby given to all persona crease.I bv 50 per cent, which it has price would come down in the same Addressing the National Lumber concerned that the undersigned admin­ not, commodity prices, labor, etc., way as it went up. As with shoes, Manufacturers* association’s first istratrix of the relate of Antes T have increased practically 200 per so it would I m * with other things.-— American lumber congress and sev­ Powell, deceased, haa filed her final ac­ AUCTIONEER count with the County Clerk of Unn cent. The true reason for inflated enteenth annual meeting, at New Oregonian. ______ County, Oregon, and the court has fixed prices must I m * accounted for else­ York. Wilbur D. Nesbit of Wm. H. Monday, rhe 2d day of September, 1919, W aterloo O regon where. OF UNCERTAIN VALUE 12» Svw H