would not, in its
THE SCIO TRIBUNE have
occurred.
have gladly heard Mr Bryan, but
they refused to be held up by the
Albany crowd for 60 cents
It was.
also, a ixilirslde fact that almost
th«- entire crowd who heard Mr
Bryan were twople who lived outside
of Albany. The impression ia out
that Altony's only value of Mr.
Bryan ia the four-bit pieces he could
earn for them
Had the Albany
people said "we need |5<>O to have
AT KN II or YMAK
1.60 England.
Mr. Kryan *<>eak here and to |>a)
BIX MONTH*
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Hut the German plan failed ami, the rm cseaary expenses" the amount
Hut
save the driving of the Russian could have Iwen easily raised.
p«-<>l>ie
objecte«f.
many
of
them
al
army
l»ack.
she
has
made
no
practi
APVKKTININ«. HAT»:
least, to have the eminent gentle-
cal heed way.
bwaJ advertising. per line
5c
Whatever may be th«* final reiull. man com tn«* realized.
Display advertising, per inch
10c
the people who erente the wealth
Display advertising, long time, see must hear the financial burden.
manager.
When that burden Iwcotne» too
Extended marriage or death notices heavy, they will revolt
If this re
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tier line
3c volt results in destroying the rm {»ires
Special rat— on long time display snd in creating republics to replace son's stage was unable to accomo
date al), but a* the road was wide,
advertising.
them, the pries though very dear,
walking was g<s*d and everybody
mav not lie too high. Th«- people
arrived at their destination in due
who earn the wealth of a nation and
time. Sunday ten men were on the
MORE LIBERTY
d«*fend its integrity, should rule. A
ground tn view the great ore l»«>die*
SHOULD RESULT free people cannot concede the di
Among them was Wm. Everson, of
vine right of kings or emperors to
Detroit, Michigan, who pronounced
rule. And it seems to take war ami
Most modem wars have resulted
it
the greatest outcrop of mineralis
disaster to ar >um* th«- p«-«ple to the
in increased lilierties and privilege*
ed-rock he had ever seen A wagon
point of asserting their right*.
In fact nearly all the liberties and
bridge across the river ia now being
Ix*l us hope that this terrible
political privileges by the people of
constructed
and work on the main
destruction of life ami property,
the world, are attributable either
cross cut tunnel will begin in the
brought on solely by the ruling
directly or indirectly to war. The
near future.
It is planned to have
power not the people will re»ult
|M»«t history of all of the European
appropriate ceremonies attend the
in establishing governments of the
nations, now engaged in a seeming
first excavating of earth at the por
(wople. by the people and fur (h«*
ly death struggle, go to show that
tal <>f this tunnel
A large number
people,
in general, the common
people
of stock holders will attend the
emerge from the throes of war with
ceremonies and take part in the
The Story Tokl by a Dollar
greater liberties.
What will be
initial work of driving the tunnel
their conuition al the end of the
that will unlock the secret of Elk
present titanic struggle, is yet
"I am a dollar! A little mrvworn horn mountain.
problematical.
twrhaps but still in circulation. I
After one year of war. the Euro- am pnmd of myself fur being in
School Fair
pean nations involved srem as grim circulation. This town ia only my
ly determined as ever. The enor adopted home, but I like it and hope
(Continued from page I i
mous cost both of life and treasure to remain permanently
When I ! ■
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. during the year of awful carnage, I cam«* out of the mint I was adopt very difficult position to make a
aeems to have not dimmed their t*l into a town like this in another crelitalile exhibit, however, you
courage to tight to the bitter end. •tate. But after a time, I was reit may depemi on it that he shall not
The war lords are the inspiration off to a big city, many miles away. lie found wanting if those who are
which carries on the bloody work. I turned up in a mail order house. acquainted give him the assistance
Hut among the boys who occupy the For several years I stayed in that he merita.
The county fair board, the county
trenches and who are subject to the city.
Millionaires Iwmght cigars
court
and many others have Iwen
horror of bursting shells and who with me. I didn't like that, for I
more
than
liberal in supporting the
are forced to breathe an atmosphere believe in the plain people. Final I v
aihool
fair.
Come, let us work to-
polluted with poisonous gasses: the a traveling man brought me tn thi«
grth«-r
for
a
greater
fair. The prise
people whose fields and homes have town and left me here
I was glad
list
is
exceptionally
good.
been destroyed are, it is safe to say. to get l>ack to a smaller town and
W. L. Jackson,
more than sick with the augumcnl- determined to make a aiesperate ef
County
School Supt.
ed horrors a modern war has evolv fort tn stay.
ed.
One day a citizen of this town
Fishing Tackle
And when this war ia ended “for waa about to send me liack to that
ended it must be in the near future big city. I caught him looking over
If you want fishing tackle to take
when these several nations gather a mail order catalogue. Suddenly I
with
you on your early spring out
themselves together and make up found my voice ami said to him:
ing.
don
’t fail to see Hagey, the
an inventory of the results, the "Look here, if you'll let me stay in
jeweler,
about it. He has just re
people, the common people, the this town I'll circulate around ami
ceived
a
new stock which is the best
wealth earners, the men and women do you a lol of good. You buy a
the
market
affords.
who are forced to carry the nation's big Iwefstrak with me. and then the
burdens, are apt to do some think butcher will buv groceries, and he
A frtomt who ha* morh aoccssa li
ing. They are apt to endeavor to will buy hardware, ami he will pay (malus loi I ba susga-su t h» l. lassane i.
ascertain who are to blame for the his doctor bill with me. the doctor aa tbe bulbs ba » ms lured asrty thu
wuiaoo tbe) «bouid ha asonad ar.J
sacrifice of the liven of fathers and will sptmd me with a farmer for plaine«! as anon aa passible
brothers, the placing of the enor oats for his horses and the farmer
Rsmss and Juliet.
mous burden of debt on the should will go to the dentist to have his
"Was Home rounded by Romeo F* Is
tooth
filled
and
the
dentist
will
buy
ers of the wage earners, the destruc
qnlred a popll of the teacher
tion and devastation of their homes fresh meat fr«»m the butcher. In the
“No HIT son." replied the tries was
It waa Juliet who via feu nddsa4 by
and. finally, they will trace the long run. as you see. i'll be more
blame to the proper source the useful to you here at home than if
crowned heads and the war lords of you send me away forever.
great magnitude,
But th« growing
jealousy of Germany towards Eng
IMHirgt) KVKKY TH l 'KHI) A Y BY
lands supremacy of the sea. had to
be satmtied
Germany knew sh«-
T. L. DUUOBR, KtilTUR BNP Miof
was inferior to England in ses {low
er. but thought her most superior
Entered at the txistofllee al Scio.
land military machine would more
Oreje«»« as <ecm1 class matter.
than make up the difference, made
«»«.li mn
MI> II Ml ■ m
i mw i w»» i H«« s»iig n m »
a quick dash to occupy Paris ami
lUMcaimoN. in advanck
1126 the French roast directly across from
iiioii
Nyal Remedies
For
ioiih
theii respective countries.
Then will come the reconing. The
people will say "We are not the
cause of the debt and we refuse to
pay it." Then the ruling power
will try to enforce the collection of
what must be. exhorbitant taxes
and the trouble will be on. If it
was not true that the crowned heads,
politicians ami war material manu
facturers, had conspired to bring on
this war. the people would shoulder
the burden without a murmer. Had
Germany, for instance, been attack
ed by the other nations, things
would lie different. A man who
would not help to defend hia country
ia an unworthy citizen. Had Ger
many not had the best organised
military machine ami the large*!
•"The mart said it was a mighty
stiff argument. He hadn't looked
at it in that light before, so he went
and bought the Iwefsteak ami I l>e-
gan to circulate around home again.
Now just suppose all the other dol
lars that are sent tn Chicago or oth
er big cities were kept circulating
here at home, you could see the
town grow. Honest, ain't I right?”
Ex
A Contrmjsarary wasum«-» that lie
cause 200D or less attended the
Bryan »{waking at Albany, that Mr.
Bryan's influence and popularity aa
an orator and a public man is wan
ing. This is a wrong conclusion
brother. The cause of the small
audience to hear a man of such
supply of war material and enormous national prominence was the com-
fl un
supplies of everything which a count mercialisath« of the meet
ry going mU> war needs, the war dreis ami perhaps thousands
Local Market Report
!
Wheat per bushel
Oats
”
Bran pet ton
Wfwat chop iwt ton
Oat chop
Harley t'hop
Flour per sac
Egg» per dozen
Rutter per roll
Chickens, hens per lb
I«
spring
••
“ ruoetere
• e
Turkey*
• •
Geeee
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Ducks
Barf
Veal
Hogs. live Per hundred lb
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Hog*, drew«*!
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Multeo
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Liver Troubles
The Best Known.
The Most Used
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(^ueensware. Glassware, Etc.
Field and Garden Seeds
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