The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, February 25, 1915, Image 2

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amr we, the people, frvi
the «wan and she know« this supre­
macy would have a strung rival, thankful to the boy« for not digging
should congrewi enact this law. I down au deeply aa dal the «ration <>f
IHMIKH KVKMY THlKNUAY HY
If the |M-oplr do
(-England know«, too. that before the two year« ago
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get
carvlnw
al»*ut
the matter,
present
little
unpleaaantinrss
they
T. u pucxjrr , Komm and rtutr
|M*rha|M>
we
can
so
instill
into the
are having over on their side end«, •
mirui«
of
the
legislator*
of
two
year*
Entered at the tMsrtoflice at Scio, a great many of her merchant ahitM,
hence, that a further cut can I m -
will And watery gravea.
Oregon aa second dass matter.
So the*- three influences of opph- ■ made in state expenses
Of course. a few more lawyer«
*1.26 sition mav all Iw written down a»
RUWM'RIl'noN. IN ADVANC»
have liern taken rare of at thi»
being
inspired
from
selfish
motives
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AT KNO <* YKAR
The sliipping trust. Iiecauae a most !■ *i>»n. in the creation of arvrral nrw
Nil MONTH»
So long aw »uch
effective check Would I m - plactid i judicial districts
against future high cost freight' a large percentage of our Ivgida-
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Spot Cash System
A a you know by this time that we have changed our
system of doing business to a Strictly (ash ILisin
and that we sell for CASH ONLY, all machinery is sold
for Cash cm Note settlement. So keep in mind that
Cash multi accompany all order* for goods.
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We luive discontinued bookkeeping, which lias been a
heavy expense, lx»th to you and us, having adopted the
AtlVKttTINING KATION
ratea, the republican mditical leed- ¡ tures ia composed of lawyers, mav
em. because they yearn to restore i we expect thia careful attention to
Display advertiaing, per inch
10c that party to political power, and their well fare tn |w continued. A
Display advertising, long time, see England, because «he wish«-» tn re­ 1-I oihi «alary will never be despised
I tain her commercial sutiremocy of by the average lawyer. We may
manager.
l expect a decrease of work and an
Extended marriage or death nutieva the *ca
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President Wilson and the demo­ increwar of «alary, will be the rule
per line
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Sjiecial rates on long time display cratic majority canmil be charged j indefinitely
Just au long aa we All our legis-
with «elhshm-s«. lM-cauae of their
advertising.
desire to enact the measure into law i laturra with members who haw axea
other than to do that which will i In grind and juat ao long aa we per­
a<lvence the interests of th** Ameri­ mit lobbyiala U> Alt the hall« and
SHIP PURCHASE BILL LIKELY
can people. Nor Í» the democratic condor« of the state capital when
TO FAIL THIS SESSION
congressional majority a unit for the legislature is in awwion. may we
the measure. A few «enatnr» are. expect our alate treasury to lie
The Sixty-third congress will close evidently, sulswrvient to the wish«* raided.
its labors sometime befoge 12 m ut.: of the shipping trust
However, the session just closed
March 4.
A new congress. thr|
ha*
been a great improvement over
The only question which should
Sixty-fourth, will then take charge | In* considered m the matter by con- ' ; that of two year» ago, for which let
of the nation's affairs. This new |
Perhao«. two
grew» i«: Will it advance the inter- | us feel thankful.
congrewi will I m * comp.*ed of ■ |
of the American people, for the 1 year« h«-ncc. we can convince our
smaller democratic majority in the ! ! government to undertake
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the public «••Iona that we. the people, mean
H oum * of representative». than that i carrier buainc«« and thus become a buaineaa when we «ay "Retrench!
of the Sixty-third, but there will be competitor with private capital? Reform! Cut down »tale expense« it”
a larger majority in the National i The Tribune believe« that the guv«
laicai advertising. tier lina
SPOT CASH SYETEM
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we are able to furnish you goods as cheaply as any mail
order house.
So we ask you. one and all. to come in
and convince yourself.
If we sell as cheaply as the mail order houses, we
should lie entitled to your business, as we pay cash for
the maintainance and improvements of our roads, public
schools and all other public utilities.
CHAS. WESELY
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senate,
Volume I, No. I of the Warrenton
I ernment ia a« well justified in prie
The new congresa will have «ome I ¡ tecting the people against financial News. published at the mouth of
intricate question to adjudicate. |
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B mob ,if
the Columbia river, by E H Flagg,
The Eurouean war with all the J law-lea» anarchist* or other mol* i« on our table 'rhe New« ia devot­
diplomatic questions which mav arise !
I w hich endanger the peace and pro» ed to the interest* of thia young
will have to be taken care of, as| perity of the people.
city by the «ea and starts out under
well aw the difficult Mexican compli-1
favorable aunpice*.
The Tribune
lx»t us hope that i
cation» to adjust
wiahea
you
success.
Brother
Flagg
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED
these matters will lie handled with j
o»<
wisdom and that the intercala of
A friend write« The Tribune -com­
At about N a. ni.
m. Iiwt Sunday
the United Stales will I m * taken care j
mending <>ur article of laat week
■ morning, our legislative »ol<*na ad-
of in a manner satisfactory, if not
under the caption "Some More Road
\ journed sine die and wrmied their
to all the nations involved, to our­
Thought*." staling that he was car­
. respective ways homeward. Wheth-
selves at least.
rying the paper around in hi» pocket
I er the twenty-eighth biennial »rsMon
for other« to read.
One of the chief measure« of
has done well or ill. is a matter of
legislation advocated by the Sixty-
i personal opinion. If a pet measure
The Scio Tribune *1.25 per year
third congress. is the purchase of
of the |H-rw>n remlrring the opinion
foreign merchant vessels and the
was adopted or defeated as the case
oueration of the same by the gov­
may lie. the personal opinion will be
Local Market Report
ernment. a« public carriers.
colored accordingly.
At the present prices for ocean
In the o|*inion of The Tribune,
tonnage, this proposition of the
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the legi»latiirv has done fairly well, Wheal per buidiel
government going into th«- ocean
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infinitely Iwtter than the session of Oats
freight business, is attracting an |
36 00
two years ago, True it ha» not ac­ Bran per ton
unuAual interest among the people. I
50.00
complished all the results contemp W heat chop per ton
Many believe that our government I
Oat
chop
36.00
laird on the opening day by many
was instituted for lh<* happiness and
42.00
•of th»* member*
It has consolidat­ Harley <Tiop
prosperity of the Amorienn people
Flour
tier
«ack
1.70
ed but two coni missions when most
and that she ought to have the right
Figg»
pel
doxrn
20
people thought consolwlation and
if she doea not now have it. to en­
Rutter
per
pound
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elimination was to maintain in the
gage in any enterprise which would |
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consideration of the forty or more t'hicken», ben* per lb
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trend towards securing this result
•pring
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I commissi on* which yet remain auth­
Many of our l»est thinking states­
roosters
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orized to act by the state. The
men believe the time has now fully I tMjople will simply have to be enn- Turkeys
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arrived when the government should
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' tent with the few small favors IHMMt
undertake the public earner service.
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to
111
Hucks
j grant*! and h<qw for more attention
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The main opposition to the enact­ to their desires, two years hence.
ment of the «hip purchase measure
One thing, however, for which
Into law, is the influence of the I the taxpayers should feel thankful.
shipping trust. It is the same in­ . m> new commiauons and but few
fluence which secured the enactment 'new oflices have Iwen created.
of the law. preventing foreign ship­ [ President of l he Senate Thompson
ping from engaging in our coast I States that nearly *1.500,000 in ap­
carrying trade and the preventing propriations have been saved, over
of foreign ships from American re­ the sesrnon of two yrara ago. For
gistry. This la«t. however, has been this retrenchment, let us all be
repealed by the present congress, thankful. Yet then- were many ap­
The «hipping trust know« full well propriation* made which most right
that for Uncle Sam to enter the thinking people will condemn. For
ocean carrier business at a reason- instance, instead of curtailing tin-
able charge for the same, that the ex|M*n«e for state colleges, they haw
day of extortionate ocean freights b«*en increased.
will have j»a»m-<l and that there
Most people thought, when they
would be no bar to these govern­ i voted the millage tax for the state
ment owned and ope rated vessels, colleges two years <>go, they had
participating in U m * co sting trade.
disposed of this question as a finality
Another source of opposition is
purely political. Any measure ad­
vocated by (»resident Wilson and
the democratic majority of congress,
no matter how meritorious, ia sure
to be opposed by the republican
partisan noliticiatw, a» in the meas­
ure under consideration.
Yet we see *50,000 voted for Mon­
mouth and *100,000 for the Port­
land medical school for building
purposes. Nur is this to be the end
of thia new educational graft. The
plan» are for a half dozen or more
buildings for this same
school
Wonder if doctor bills will be de­
England's opposition arises from creased. becausr of this heavy ex­
a purely ts>lfwh motive
She wishes pense to the «tale to educate
to retain commercial sui>rrmacy .m .doctor«?
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Beef
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Veal
Hog«, live per hundred lb
Hogs. <ln-M*e<i
Mutton
5*|
10*!
6.60
H.00I
6.00
Money can’t buy Glasses
Dr. M. L. Morris
Which are not backed by a
Guarantee of Atnolute Satis-
faction or your Money Back.
Mt HIM OR TNI
2«d M 411 Mtedtf if Exit Mtalh
OREGON
SCIO
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Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent
AT
Wade’s Billiard Hall
jbjì - jsbsiw ? —Jjajuu BBSBMeasse» -. ju 1
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Confectionery, Soft Drinks
Cigars, I obacco, Etc.
YOU ARE M H AYS WELCOME
Rexall Throat G argle
FOR
SORE THROAT
Used much by Public Speakers
Excellent for Singers sore throat
Good for Smokers sore throat
It Does not Injure the Ieeth
FOR SALE
BY
E. C. PEERY, DRUGGIST
T’Ac ‘Retail Store
SCIO
OREGON
J. F. WESELY
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc.
F ield and Garden Seeds
AT THl SCIO HOTEL
----------- WHKN YOU WANT —
Plumbing or Tinning
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S m A Me at d~
His Experience ia Worth Money
to You
Repairing
a
Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Prices Right
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