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handling their herds They have found follow a isaxisrahip, blindly, which they i
IAIBT ROILS
out that an inferior dairy cow, poorly know to be wrong in principle.
So, if the President will have the
cared fur, is a monov loser and that the
Better metb*xls are gradually gaining
g<x»i cow properly fed ami cared for. is nerve to tum <iuwn the servants of the
favor.
olitically hdeplndlni
a money makrr. R. W. Gill, of this citv, trusts, manufacturers, etc., and stand
Working to the best advantage rm-ans
has three cows which have earned him for the wishes and desirxra of the Ameri­
using
brains.
a profit of 13» per month each fur the can c<>r»un>«r» and the true interests of
Keep the calf growing all the time,
Entered ut th«* pCMtofflr« ut Scio,
past three months and h • entire fieri! the Government, he will head a political
but don't feed It too much.
Oregon, a* aecund claau mail matter.
of 23 or 24, has paid him better than force which will sweep everything be­
Cold and overfeeding will kill the
S!0 par month each. Other herds may fore It. If he wiU, like the late ex-
young
calf more quickly than anything
not cume quite up to thia average, but Prxrsident < leveland, characterise the
elae.
.
pub ished every ridat by
all are making tmmey fur their owners. Payne-Aldrich tariff bill as a "Measure
Don't try to keep a cow for milk ami
The
tendency
arm.ng
all
of
our
dairy
­
of
perfidy
and
dishonor,"
he
will
earn
i> r<i <i eh
beef She will d »appoint you every
men is to weed out all unprofitable cows the enthusiastic approval of four fifths
time.
».tintili *Mli I'MomiBton.
ami replace them with good ones and of the American people.
The man with a 'dual purpose"
The time has arriv<-d with the Ameri­
thia | rocesu will be continued until
dream usually wakes up to find that h«
entire herds will be maiie up of 43» per can people, wh«n they cars very little
1» in the beef business
hi ; iih < iiimoN
i
i month cows. W.th the price of milk what political laliel a public man wears,
It’s just about as hard to get a good
so
that
his
heart
is
right
ami
he
votes
enhancexi, which Is due to the buiktlng
One year in advance
...
heifer out of a scrub sire as it is to
of the condensery, the dairy outlook for ifglM They have concluti«*«! that an
One year, at eml of year
make water run up hill.
One year, at end of 2 years
honest, patriotic I>emocrat is more
the future ia most promising indexrxL
The creamery patron has his monthly
One year, at end of 3 years
Nur shuuld im ritiun of our agncultur worthy to be trusted, loan a dishonest,
Sis months in advanco..
cream checks while the other fellow has
vice
ai Fair be omitted. Aa a stimulant to trust serving K«-publican and
Three months in advance
the store bill.
th«* growing of better stock, better versa.
Single copy in wrapper
Every hand separator is built to take
Just as soon as the people can be
Isiry herds ami an encuurager of better
cars of a certain amount of milk. Don't
heard
from
again
through
cungn-asiunal
farming meth«»!» ami better care for
feed it above capacity.
the fruit interests, the Fsir is most elections, there will be quite a number
The ordinary man may be judged by
of so-called Republican congressmen
vslusbie.
Card of thanks
the com(»any he keeps, but the dairy
The tcmlency to aulidivide our Isrge | out of a job and. let ua hope that
Stiecial obituary miticea, per line . ,,.UB
farmer is judged by the cows he ItecM
Extern!«*«! wedding comments, per line UP fsrms into smaller hoklings and the Speakrr Cannon and Chairmen Aldrich
The best way to insure high prices
Distday ails, to be changed weekly
* introduction uf intensified farming is and Payne will be found among the
for dairy products is to make them *■
if desired, one Column wide each
no»I pronounced. The Ngwscan point number.
insertion, per inch.............................IS
good that the people can't help eating
A rwer.u«- producitqi tariff was never
Business locals per line first insertion ]< to M'vcral small farmers who through
them.
Esch subsequent insertion |«er line..!
nsnuring and better U'lage are making so uopular i*s it is today, and it is quite
When you raise a beef cow she brings
Ixmg time standing a>ls, contracts mail« xiine uf our so called worn out lands sufficient to supply a rally ing cry which
you money ones in her lifetime, The
on application.
■roiluce as giaxi crops as they did when will sweep every thing before it in
dairy cow produces revenue all her
1912.
Inst put in cultivation.
life.
So the uutlook for the future grows
The manure spreader will help you
HR CASTLES
and pr*.»p«*rity of Scio was never better
ALMOST CRIMINIl WASTE
to get better returns from your dairy
than at th«* pr«»enl time.
New pcu| l*
That ia the waste of fertality.
The herd, because it will make the manure
here are a number of «venu «re coming among us who, us a rule,
farmer who will so manage his farm more valuable to the land.
lesirv
a
nail
farms.
It
ia
safe
to
say
which may transpire in the future,
Don't sell a guod cow just because
that our population will very nearly la that It is st«*a>lily tlecreaaing in product
any one of which would cause Scio
ive power is a sinner against the bounty the other fellow offers a big price for
loubla*«l within the next five years.
to shake off her alouthful ways and take
her She la worth just as much to you '
It is our duty as enterprising pr<<res- of the Creator ami the well being of
her place among the thriving, bustlin»
as she can possibly be to him.
society.
It
amounts
almost
to
a
crime
sive ci Im* ns to give any ami all of the
and growing towns of Western Ore
There's a cluse relation between the
above outline»! enterprise» all th« aid «gainst future generation» I'rof Shakr
gon.
type of a cow and her performance,
of
Harvard
Univers
ty
says
"Of
ail
md «*ncouravem«*nt we can.
Nor hav«
In point of natural location there ar« *e spoken of a nurnlier of enterprises the sinful wasters of man’s inheritance twit it ia no more markird than the rvla
but few I m tier situated towns than which may be «leveloprtl in the neai on earth, am) all arr in this regard ain- tiun between the type of her owner and
Scio. Just where ths valleys of th« iit ire. There is a prospect for a furm irrs. the very worst are th«* |««*ople of what he does In the dairy bualneM.
When a man makes a signal success
- North and South Santian.». Cral.tr«. Cure factory on a »mall scale and for a America" Hoard's Dairyman has put
and Thomaa creek» are merged, am «aw mill of considerable six* aa well.
the question in another form when it of anything, his neighbors are inclined
to call it "luck." There’s about as
nestling just at the foothills, I her«
la-t us drop all |ix*a»imistic ideas am! has repeatedly said: "That from the
could be no better location for healti H'comr oula|«*iken optimists whenever Atlantic Coast to the Rocky Muuntaina much "luck" connect«! with success in
and, now that dairying ia assuming t< the development am! progress of our the American farmer has blase«! a dairying as there is in other lines of
business, and we know that the fellow
be our leading induatry, prosperity.
Hy ami community is a question ofdi» pathway of destruction to fertility »ml
who trusts to luck is always dias| -
Of course when we speak of futon -uaaion. If we cannot give financia forests. ”
Every individual farmer should take pointed —Exchange.
growth ami prosperity for Scio, th« lid, let us at leaat have a g«««xi word U
railroad is the first thought, We hav« ■ ay for one ami all. 1-et us make it plan thia lesson to himself.
The rift »
Notice to customers
waited ami hopeil that the Southen '.hat we have no use for knockers am i thousand farmers who r-ad Huard'j
Pacific would do something in our favoi if there nr«* such, our town and com Dairyman ahouM at once institute
Our line consults of hardware, fumi-
for so long a time, that it seems idle t>
nunity will lie all the led ter if such neasurea of reform. To the extent of ture, carpets, sash, doors, paints and
ever expret immédiat«* railroad con­ ,i*-uplv will find liomea in other localities their number they are rrafioiMible to i oils and all kinds of farming implements,
I the whole for the truth of this indict-1 woven wire fence, buggies, wagon»
nection from that source.
But whet
We nil,« 1er that w ith the «■ » t«-tiwi<*>
nent.
Eveay single farmer has a cutting machinery, twine, plows, disk
I O PSLITICAL A’JCMMENT
<■ litipli t«**l to a California ■ onru ction.
-hanev to stem thia tide of d«*»trurtion harrows, cultivator», gas engim s, hay
thus avoiding the climb over th«
mi far as he ia concerned. Ix*t him set tools ami pumi«. Undertaking aspect-
Siaklua ami that the Natron line, b«-
at work at once to study this question ally. Get our prices before you Luy
T IS BECOMING quit«- apparent.
cause of the leaser grade, would carry
of fertility.
Certainly he has not eisew here.
I through the discussions of the tarifl
the principle California traffic, we hav<
. now l«-dgi- ••«i<> izh i.ow . for fully 99 out
Yours for business,
question In congress, that a new if every 1(X) ar«* sending their farm»
reason to believe that the ends of th«
C has . Wasitt.r.
line will lie connect«-«) again ami lha< »»litical alignment of the two gn’at ■ack not forward in th«* scale of fertility.
the connection will lie ma«lo over th«- .Hilltical parties, la a future possibility. That shows of Itself that the 99 havi
Administrators Notice
route which will furnish the leasl Never since tariff bills have been dis not the knowledge tlwy should have.
Xnllcv I lierrb, given lhel the nn-l**r.l gn»*.|
.
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reaistvnee. Undoubtedly, that line oi cussed by congress, have congressmen Hie humir<*dth man does better because « » - •
hr* rgr ft H«t»r ds*x-s'x«ar«l. bjr «»nix »
least resistance would l«e through Scio, wen soouts|M>krn with their sentiments h»* know» bett«*r. We must have better c*f tha < «Minty • »t»rt of »ha »»«’a nt <>*«*«•»•»
.Vncn the McKinley tariff law was knowledge concerning th«* Miil.
I »or the 4 4k»ii»ty of • Inn, -lui) u»a 1 ««>4 ftitriv.i
th** Richardson Gnn and Mbanon.
: «H twxsrxi on Iht hit» >U> of Juna, lav
%l>
■nacted.
Il
had
almost
the
solid
support
When the electric line »tarta South
Then we must be willing to spend a l> rai*na having claim« • ga n«H «aid ra «!»-
’ ata bat«b)
an«t munirà»! m j» r^w-nt
if
the
Republican
party
ami
when
th«
from Salem, them is no question but
part of our income in bringing up the h<- ama foiba un «Ir r»l« nasi a! b)« rv-al-h n*a
fit»- «alia« nonbaaMatty from %rto
what the Porks of the Santiain will nil was | laced in the hands of the con farm. Wr-mu«t buy phosphate, ground i 4ia*ut
regoo or to H il uuranrr. tal* «ttofoa> «I
have < ilher th«- miWn lnu*. or a branch '••rencv committees of the two houses, lime stone and jxitash. We must stop «ta)ln**c <>rag«»n. al hln • u»«» ith« fnm> ih»
la<r t»f t hr flr«l pub il« VI t It»« of till* D”th-e
thereof, for electric lines are built inly a short turn- was necessary for ai skinning th«* farm for the last cent we
liatad atina l<i. HMV
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whenever there is a paying trafic am. igrecnent and this agreement was rati can get in product. If we farm it for 1«, U«t public .ikoti Julv Ja<ob
H ubar.
ied by a, practically, solid Republican
Adin miai laiur of ani ! vatair
tlie Forks has the trafic.
an increa in fertility, it will not be
W li yuranar
vote.
Io ig before w<* will have an increased
Atloirir) lor r«tata
The Cascade Petr« ileum Co., isanoth« r
Hut the Payne Aldrich bill now in the
I ropoaitlon which may mean much for ian< s of conference committees, is product and an incr**as«*d revenue. But
our present way of thinking am! doing
1 cio. Hon. John W. Minto, of Portland,
altogether different. There is quite a
| is su-r to result in a constantly d«*creas
la pr< aident of the company. Mr. Mint«
respectable minority of the Republican ing revenue.
What makes all foid
is a well known ami aulstantial busi­
membership of each house which opfiose products s i high? I argely b,*cau»r
ness man, who will give the company,
the scheduh s which have been adopted the I«-»sen xi pnsluct p«*r acre.
al least, a substantial or respectable
by the majority membership of that
This is a factor that ia working
standing with the |>ublic.
Secretary
party in each house. Nor is it at all the time.
New gr*>und with all
Taylor, who was in Scio a short time
probable that the conference cum- i virgin fertility ia not broken
ago, stat«*«l to the Ntwa that the big
mittens' re|»ort will receive the support enough to make up for the lessen«?«!
derrick on the Vehrs farm had been
■*f the minority Republican».
•a
production of the old soil. Ami the
erected ami that the machinery had ar
Nor will the bill as it now stands, or population is increasing trvmend«>ualy.
rived and would tie inatall«-d at once. It
>1» it will be reported by the conference The farmers who have brains to s v
is th«* intention of the company to sink
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committees, lie endorsed by a majority these things are waking qp and it •
the well to the depth of ZWX1 feet or
of the rank and file of the Republican ; time t iey did. Hoard’s Dairyman.
more, if necessary. Mr. Taylor thinks
An abstract made by us gives
party. A rather unusual phenomena.
the indications for oil much better on
A nurnlier of ncwspa|M is throughout you all the history of that (»arti-1
Iin this regard, exists. The minority
the Vehr» farm than at Pratuin, where
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Republicans, who have op|ioae<i tarifi the state seem to take fuirtlcular delight cular ¡tarccl of real estate, you
th«* company has been sinking a well.
revision along the present line», have in giving the Direct Primary, the ■ are considering purchasing.
He also stated, th«* indications showed
*
the support of all the independent Re­ Initiative and Rcfi-rcmlum and State- .
that the oil basin extendoi towards
Why take the chances of buy­
publican newspapers of the country and ment No. I laws good hanl kicks. Well |
Scio. Who knows, but what Scio will
the support of a vast majority of the the iw-uple made th« se laws and a vast ing into lengthly and expensive
lie the center of an oil producing district,
rank and file of the Republican party. majority of the people like them, these litigation when by having US
some day.
<in the other hand, the t'annon-Payne- kicking newspapers to the contrary draw up an abstract you will be ■>
Then the big timber belt, tributary to Aldrich gang, which constitutes a good notwithstanding, am! they will b* slew
thoroughly posted?
Scio, at no distant day, will lie the working majority of that party as to rejical them.
The Primary and
scene of immense lumiwring activity. rrpr« sented in congress, have the sup- Initiative laws may n«*e«l fixing in tome
Inquiries solicited.
There ar** no I •»» than 3X> square miles I |>ort of only the extreme partisan particulars and which will be done,
of timber, which will averag«* thirty to Republican newspaper» and but a some «lay; but the laws will never be
forty million feet per square mile, and i minorty of the rank ami file of their repealed. While it 1« true that under
as nearly all of it ia ow ned by timber !>arty.
the provisions of the Primary, men are
Albany, Oregon
syndicates ami private parties, it will
sometimes electa-d who are not the real
o)
Now it ia nonsense to
be but a few years, at most, before such men as Senators Cummings, La choice of the people, many of us esn
active o|M*rations at moving this lumber | Follette. Nelson. Beverage and some re mem lier, too, that men were often
product will be commenced. The only forty tv fifty other congressmen, who elected to office umler the old con­
outlet to market ia through Scio. Just know that they are right and that they vention system, who wire not the
think of a total of eight billion feet of arc representing a majority of their real choice of the px*opl«. Reforms
lumber to be taken to market through party ami who are supported by all of rarely go backward and it will be a
Scio, the value of which at ÎI2 per the inde| endent Republican press aa very cold day when the px*ople return
thousand would amount to nearly or well, will ever lay down at thecommand to the old political l»«a» system.
quite 1100,000,(MM). More than one-half of the servants of the trusts and
of thia vast sum will be paid for the moneyed intervals of the country as
Joe Simon shouM not be characterised
labor require«! to convert the tree» into rrprv»rnte«i by Messrs Cannon. Payne, as mayor of Portland but aa "king" of
merchantable lumber.
Besides, rail- Aldrich ami their ilk. Is it not much Portland.
At the late election the
roatis must be built with which to haul . more probable that this minority of people of that city voted to tax them- |
this lumber, and it is not unreasonable Rrpublicai ■ and majority of Democrats selves a round million of dollars with
to pnrdict that the pn-sent village of in congress wilt find a common ground which to buy parka and public play '
Sci«> will develop into a town of several upon which to stand? And if IVrsidcnt grounds. Half of thia aum has been |
thousand |eople, in consequence.
Taft's Yale College speech represents expemle«!, or in other words, half of
Our dairy interests, also, have made his true sentiments, he, too. can and the bonds have been sold. King Simon
phenomena! growth during the past two will find his true political home, only now states that thr ;*ex>ple di«l not know
years an I are destined to make a more with the minorty of his party in what they wanted and that no more
rapid gniwth In the future. Our dairy­ congress.
tximla will be sold and that is all there ,
men have now |>aa«ed the experimental
The people have become so indepen ia to the matter. He, by hia action,
stage an<1 are commencing to adopt dent, politically. North, South, East says he ia wiser than a majority of the
scientific and practical methods in ami West, that they will no longer I people. Great is King Simon.
Che >anli;nn JJruü
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all the odds and ends of our Spring and Summer goods,
goods must go at some price, for it won't pay us to
them over for next year.
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12 DAYS SALE 12
Commencing Mon., July
Hxrn Ssaxaer VaJmrxar
Special lx>t
35c
1 9C
&Uc value
2fic value
Cut ami Slash Sale
till« hfU
Buys Overalls
IUM5 W0U SHIFTS
Blue with star atrqies
Sixes up to 31 -31
Black or Tan
.... 35C
6k- values
$1.50
12.2b value
Cut ami Slash Sale
Cut and Slash Sale
Girls aaJ CkiUrrss Whit«
LaJia Ssauacr Wafiti
Falca!. Vid. Taa. er Bla»k
Cxavai Lava Sbors
£;am!*4val dt rn
our ch«
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Your ch«n*■»•
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS
20r I.awt.s am! Demitirs,
Extra g<x-l v.i *» in many ni/z-
diff«-r* a patterns, p« ■ y*i T/j(.
I 3&c Summer Dress Geoda
* in all the new colors amt
weaves. Sale price ....
J5c summer Dress (¡«axis,
just the thing for summer.
Sale price..............................
loc summer luiwns ami Bat. str
in a go«i var>< ty <>f |«tt«-rns £* _
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Don’t fail to attend th- »air, come at once, the g*>*>!s are going to move
fast. I ajw price* uml« r high pressure of high qualitiM makes them move.
Regular price charged for goods sold on time.
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Counly
A ik
in Auauit
WESELY
ta CAIN
l.ir.n
O >unljr
FAIR
Start« In August
A Nice Net©, and
I’o-to-Date Line of
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HATS
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Gill Co
Hibler
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LINN COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
RcgarJcHi the life of liis beast
Those who feed SECUiUTY Stock
Food are tulllilling the scripture,
This stock food is sold on a positive
(’ash Guarantee. Read the guarantee
on evei Y Package.
Don’t he misled
by cheap advertising, SECURITY
means what it says. Ask those who
have used it.
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SCIO. OREGON
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Put a Bull Behind ths Bars
We call espex il attention to the hinge joint at each intersection
ot stay wi'h main liars.
This 1« th essential. *f every r<Xk! wire fence. I nless the stay
has a Inure joint lire knee <-tn,.,< receive pressure fro«»» cootact
and light Itself.
AMERICAN FENCE
Is made « th a l inge y jut. by which the maximum of elasticity is
Set ur> d amt the lem e d prom riy »tretebed. remains in pin e indefi
®,’r‘F* ,
’hr hinge joint, no amount of strain on the bars can
cttri t the connection of stay and bar.
Write us for prices F. O. B. your station.
BARRETT BROS,
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