The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, January 21, 1915, Image 2

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    THE SCIO TRIBUNE
COOPERATION AMONG
THE
FARMERS (
be but a few ihounarids of dullaiB,
io.«. >-• revuide*) •- >n-<mi< al Ui
construct it of steel ami atone cost­
ing many thouxaml d .llar» more,
It may •««• r**garde«l as parsimony
Money can’t buy Glasses
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
DENTISI
B=
HU «H
The Tribune hi informed that an 1
■J-UM" JL-l.-JiUlU_____ ^S
r. L- UUMiKH. KUIToK SNll PHof
Dr. M. L. Morris
organisation ia (icing peirfectal. by bi require •he f<«<<d far «ut alate
I’h.-m- 27-7
Which are not liackcd by a
Entered at the iMMloftie« at Scio. which a number of farnwrs. I we wards to I m * plain and whole«* ara* or
hope the numtar 1» large) will be­
Gunrantee of Alasdute Satis­
Oregon as æcorid rimas matter.
it may he am! Would I m * parsimon-
ORFXX1N
Seit»
come th«» owner* of regi»ta*r«*d hoi-
faction «»r your Motley Hack
¡«•us in th«* Moral ««waning of tin-
stem
cows
and
the
whole
number
word to lernill th«*m to have tint
Ml.'Bm KirnoN. IM AI>VAN«*K
11.26
At Scio Hotel t»K« each asoatll
uriranized, th«* powewir of a th«»r a »ufficM-ncy t** sustain life
1.50
AT KNI> <»P YKAK
WHKN. V«K' WANT 1
otighhred reynMcrod »ire of the
SEE HIM JANUARY 25
So the governor will, by his
Mil MONTH*
.75 same br«Mwi. No better n<>r cheap
actions. d«-m«m»trat»* to the p»mple
Plumbing or Tinning
er method U> improve our dairy what he understands these words to
herds could he adopted
Alrnoot
sny: *
mean. llla tirai «lai« uaper Irada
AtiVKiniMING HAM»«
any farmer. ev«*n if a renter, can one to I »-lieve that he will Ite an
I REI) OHI EMIER
Ixical advertising, per line
5c afford the cost of a register«*! cow em-my of extrav agancr in any am!
OÍ fktF B-' m W*-
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Display advertising, per inch
10c and his portion of a registered sire every <le|>arImeni of g«.vvrnmeril.
Hi« Exjierience i * Worth Money
In three or four years, at most. if including th»* state colli’grs.
Display advertising, long time, see
to You
the animals ar«* proparly cared for,
Dr Withycomta has b«*en trying
manager,
Ibqwuring s S|M*cial ty
the first cost will be return«*! ami tn IsM-nme the governor «if Oregon
Extended marriage or <i«*ath notice»
you will have the nucleus of fo rul­ for many years
»faction Guaranteed
He was the nomi­ quick Salti*
per line
3c
Small Profit*
ing a most remunerative herd of nee of his |NRYty and went down to
Special rates on long tin.«* display
holstems
defeat
At another time he tried
advertising.
The Brownsville
Hut you will not lie a* successful and fail»«! to m-cur«- the nomination
as you should, if the old sli|«ohod at a man» convention of his party
Harness Shop
HOW LONG WILL THE
metho*! <>f handling cattle la con-
Ilia third a«i«l succe«sful effort eul-
It is doubtful if our be»t minat«*d in his inauguration to the
F H W fhkk . rrop
EUROPEAN WAR LAST? tmue«l
breeds of cattle will d<* any better
I continuously desir«sl office on Janu-
PKAta'KM IN
or even as well a» our old scrub > : ary 12. One effort to secure an
The Tribum* frispiently notic.
stock, if made to depend u | mhi scant
l office, by a fair and lawful el«*etion
publish««!, opinions of thinkers, rrla
I lûmes». Saddles, Whips.
pastures ami outrange* for a sustain- before the people, is sufficient io
tlve to th** «hirstion of th«* European
anev
Good rattle, like any other
Rotas. Brunire», Comía,
satisfy the ambition of most men.
war The opinion is. generally, that
kind of good spark, must have <-ai>
Scapa. Oils. Ek
when defeat rrown» th«* effort Not
the war will last, not |« m than three
to get th»- lt«*«t results
Proper *«> with Governor Withycomla*
He
venrs ami 'hat all European nation*
li»rnii and an abundance of proper ; is wiser than most office Ma-kers.
will liMtoni« involved before tlu*
food must he provided, if you ex­ He, evidently, ts-lH*Vr«i |M*nu»tem-r
straggle cetuMM.
pect your bank account to liecom«-
which will
I meant sutwsa, in which his wiwleni
Judging from ths present ami
plethoric
Make a study of t he
«io
('listoni
j is proven
paat eomiitions. th«- «m<»rnsoua ex
dairy business. Watch th«* effect
»hort notice
Governor WithyciMnta is now the
penar and th*- exceedingly larg”
of different foods. Tret ami weigl
Mrt.r, r«WM
governor
<»f
Oregon,
not
for
the
re-
i ' i i V
t ail ahd give
I.MHes of men on the tattle line».
your milk product, not of tin* w holt­ publican (>aity . not for th«- state
Th«* Tribune believes that this,
herd as mixed in the pail. but of
college«, but for all of the people
the great«*at war in the world’*
each individual cow as well Unlew
If he ha» any pet project to a«-com
history, cannot last hut a few
you do thia you cannot know which
Attorney at taw
pli»h
other than to carry out th«-
months at moat
cow is a money maker and which a
State's affairs in the most efficient
«■»nr attokn »’Y i
Phone Ind. 336
SCIO ORE.
Th«* cost «if war tn the nation*
money loser
Hy weeding out th»*
manner, he will not havr made a
engage«!, is enormous, N<> matter
unprofitable, you will *«>n have a
oMriMin
success of his administration
He IJT.HANON
how large the war chests may lie.
herd, both satisfactory to you rari f
is tI m * first of Otegon'a governors to
when the cost to support the vast
I he S« io T kibi 'N»;
and to your creamery or cunden-
not have been bom on American
armies are several million dollars
I sery
soil
lx*t us hope, neverthel«*»*».
SI .'¿b th«* year
par day. the bottom of the same i
It is only with good care that the
that h«* may prove to I m * th«* most
will soon I m * reached. When a large
| profit earnings of good st«»ck can l*r
Give* all the news ail the time
efficient ex«*cutive the state has had
Itart of th«* w«-alth producers of a
demonstrated. Knowing the nutri­
la*t
us
h«qa-
that
no
official
act.
nation are employed in war. th«*n
Try it. you'll be *atistie«l
ment value of ea«*h kind of food,
Governor Withyci-mla*
may dim
wealth producing for that nation
the experimenter can ««on learn
Oregon
your mputatlon. l*et us ho|a- that, tat «anon
ceaai*»
Not one of these Eur<q«ean
Wood tak’ ti on aubacription at
which ration produces the best re­
when your present term h»«s eapir-
nations now produce« enough food
thia
office
Sch« Tribune one year for 11.25
sults.
ed. th«- ta-ople will say. "well done
tn sustain her armies and their
i
It has I wen demonstrated that
Governor, we want you four years
people at home. They must deprml
OO
stock raising and (»articularly the
more.” Only alstolutr justice am!
for their food supplies, largely, up­
dairy, is the most profitable. I«>th I
an ever watchful eye will make such
on other nations ami when their
to the bank account ami th«- upkeep
a result puesibl«.
Th«- Tributw*
•upplv of m««ney runs short, th«*
of the land
Hence th«* better milk
widies you every SUCCMS. Governor
ftasl supply lM*eomes short as well.
producing qualities of the cow. th«-
ami that your ambituin to reach the
Unlc«« soldiers are fairly well aup-
I
Having lately purcham-d these »table*, it i» our
faster will grow the tank account.
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exalted office of governor of Oregon
plied with food, clothing and tiw
aim to conduct a find-cla»» livery and feed »table
This movement towards the pur­
may have ad«fed the words “The
nrcesaary munitions of war. the
in «’very respect
We are adding new teama
chase of rvgister««l holsteins is.
la*st governor On-gon has ever had”
fighting spirit soon givtw way.
s
and rigs winch, with accommtating ami courteous
certainly, most commendable
It
years h«-nce.
Hence, th«* |a*rind of prolonging
service. we feel Mgr will :ip|«-ai to the public.
means an improvement in the pro­
a war, depemls almost entirely up­
Û
fits of the milk herd and. conse­
Hacks meet all trains
Rig* for commercial
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The Oregonian certainly has a
on a nation's ability to buy and ab­
men u specialty.
Our prices are rvasoiiablr
quently. the general improvement
solute money is nec,-»sary to do this.
political faultfinder for an editorial
of this section of th»- county
A
writer, whiw f«ssl d«««*s not agree
Some of (hear warring nations have
nearly rearh«*d this condition and
with him
Instead of hunting any
GOVERNOR WITHYCOMBE
good which obtains from the present
all will reach it in another year,
o
probably. Nations can become tank-
administration, that writer rontinu-
Dr. Jam«*» Withycomta is now allv seeks something about which to
rupt as well as Individuals
When
war ia costing millions of dollars handling th«* helm of the ship of growl, find fault ami magnify That
daily, the road tn tankrunicy is the slate of Oregon. H<* has now i>a|M»r should feel very thankful to
accomplish»»! the ambition of a half President Wilson and
Secretary
short.
Could the South, during our civil lifetime ami can write ‘‘Governor''I Brian. for furnishing so much fmsi
Two or more
wAr. have marketed her cotton, as below his signature with lawful j for fault finding
Whether the |M*ople years hence, this administration will
in time of peace, it would have authority.
taken many years longer to reach have chosen wisely and well remain» l»< measured up by what it has ac-
Appomattux
The North was abl«* yet to be develop»»!.
compliahed. All of the little things
In his inaugural addr«*ss Gover- > which the Oregonian seixea with
to blockade the Southern shipping
porta, thus preventing the South nor Withycombe manifests a spirit I such ghoulish glee, will be forgot-
from buying, when exhaustion soon of confidence and mastery of the i ton
Only the advance made in
doeed the war. as It will the great duties of his office, but did not out­ modern governmental ideas and the
line, except in a general way, what i bringing of the government closer
struggle now on over in Europe.
UnleM Germany ami Austria can would be his polky in handling the to the people, will I m * remembered
op«*n lin«n of fo«i<i suppliea from state's business other than to My it
other countries, she will, inevitably, would be economical without parai-
One bill in the legislature, evi­
reach a condition similar to th«* mony.
dently in the interest <>f lawyers,
Both terms 'eeon«imy * ami ‘par­ should be defeated
South in the closing months of the
We allude to
civil war. These line« of f«wd sup- simony'' are suscvptatile of various the bill prohibiting county clerks
plo*s are now open to England. interpretations. What would mean from acting as counsel. It ia often
France and Rutaia and so long as economy in the eyes of some people, the case that county clerks can rive
their war chests hold out, those would tie regarded as gross extrava­ a protable litigant a word of advicr j
countrivo can support their armies gance in the nnnds of others and which would Mve him from a law­
The Tribune talievr* that, with parsitnotiv may indicate stmuly great suit. Certainly a friendly turn of .
the opening of the activities of next care in handling the state's finances this character, rspc-ciaily when it is
stinng. the beginning of the end will or it may be down right stinginess. disinterested, should not be prohib- i
have Iteen reached. The enormous For instance in the erection of a ited.
(•/lC 'priait Store.
waste of life and property will soon stale building, wherein a wood
SCIO
OREGON
Subscribe for The Tribune. 11.25
exhaust the richest ef the nations structure would answer every pur­
pose and the cv«t of which would the year.
engagwi.
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H. B. CHESS
Scio Feed Co
Flour, Mill Feed
Grain, 1 lay and
Poultry Supplies
N. M. Newport
SCIO FEED CO
William G. Amos
DENTIST
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors
Phonograph Records
Now on Sale
PER DOZEN
while they last
These records contain some
choice numbers both in the
tu)o and three minute records
This is a bargain that you
cannot afford to let pass.
E. C. PEERY. DRUGGIST
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