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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1916)
» • * A 1 W $« *í» c THE SCIO TRIBUNE COAST LINE HICHWAY PRESIDENT IS NOW AVOWED CANDIDATE a<1vising, they as»um«-d pi dictate to the president sod rather than allow the president to modify or amend their propom-ri action, tendered their resignation* While both Mr. Bryan i*nd Mr. (Mrnaon are eminent stat«-» ’ men. there are others And while the country is compelled to get along without their eminent services. President Wilson will, a* luncoln once said, manage to keep house. W HKN YOU WANT ——— Plumbing or Tinning Repressa iati ve Steven«, of Caii- foraia. has introduce*! a bill in eon —••Be— grass whose purpose is tn build a ’ coast line highway o* our eastern FRED OHLEMIER %*• w a» a~w. Entered at the uostoffice at Scio, and western borders srwl along the frontier of the Canadian and Mexi Oregon as Mcond class matter. Experience is Worth Money can borders. The hill carries with M« lacrmts ktMt Ar« to You it an appropriation of tlOO.OOO.OOO 81.26 IWfOUfTWH. IN APVANCK Repairing a Specialty and the men <>r laborers wh<> con 1.50 struct it are to enlist like soldiers AT KNll OF YKAR ____ Satisfaction Guarantee*! In making up your li«t of pat>era (Continue*! from page I) 75 and are to have eight hours. al least all MONTH« and magazines for winter reading, of military instructions in each «MXMt ori-paredness program don’t neglect to include The Scio ApVKKTUMNG KAT»: BLAIRSTOWN week. 4. The existence of general pros Tribune in the number. IOWA The Tribune believes that, in this IxicaJ advrrtwing. pur Ime 5c perity. t way of military preparedness. no Display advertiaing. per inch 10c 6. The enactment and careful other plan sn meritorious as this ha* administration of laws in the inter Display advertising. long time, «ee yet Iwen proposed est of business, such a* the federal manage r. Our mast line* are so extensive Ext end ed marriage Xr death notice* reserve art. the act creating the that to construct a continuous line trade« mmnusMon. the act creating Dar line 3c KtOKSHoR To of defensive fortifications is unthink a tariff onto mission (yet to he pass Special rate* o« Inn» time *ii«|»lay able. Only our principal harbors ed I and other mea»ures of interest I louser-Killantyne Mill Co. adverüsing. can or will be fortified. Our smaller to big and little business. ppalk » IN * harbors or even the open mast could Colonel Roosevelt, whether a can h* Utllfied by an invading enemy didate himself or whether he is Hb TEACHINGS FORGOTTEN and the only way in which we can backing «»me other man nominated defend these unfortified mast point* by the republican«,‘will denounce; Special Attention Given Io Ltxal Order» Abraham Unmln's 107th birth is to have a quick means of mobilis 1. The president's foreign poli day occurred last Saturday. M Th«- ing troops and munitions of war cies. which he hold* to l«e puerile SCIO : ; ; OREGON da* was approprtamely ■•bwrv*~l in a thereat and provocative of war. rather than The auto truck with a hard mir- public way in most cities of the of ¡»-ace United States and privately in faced roadway will furnish the 2. The presid* nt’s failure to pro- thoughts of the remarkable man. by quickest and least expensive means ten life in Mexico and on the high % for this purpuse. both for moving almoat every citiien seas A* time grows, the memory of troops and their supplies 3. The presidents failure to Suppose, for instance, our country the martyred president become« provide the'country with adequate -------------- DEALER IN greener and his great service to the should 4<r invaded on the Pacific defense. What is to prevent the land nation liecomes the (letter appi eclat coast 4. The prewifient's claim that ed by the people east. west, north ing of munition* of war and troop* prosperity bdue to democratic meas and south, regardless of creed or at Yaquina and Coos bays or Grays ures. whereas it is due to the needs The roundalwut railway political sentiment The south soon harbor? of belligerent nation* communication* with those potata learned that the victim of Booth’» With reference to the measures bullet, waa its best friend and could would make the concentration of in th«- interest of business, the have done more to restore the se troops at those point* slow and effi Colonel is expected to point to the ceded state* to their normal condi cient. With an open hard surface defects of the federal reserve act tion in the union of states, than roadway, troops and cannon could and to the seixure by the admtnia- be rushed from the Dorth or south any other man in th*- nation. tration of the tariff commisMon idea in a few hours, more quickly, per as a life preserver to save it from Mr Lincoln had. probably. more haps. than the invading forces could to do in formulating the policies of the effects of the Underwood-Sim lie landed. Gash Paid tor Veal, I logs, Mides and ( aseara Kirk the republican party during it* day* monds tariff law. Only a coast line highway, main of infancy, than any other man Prices Right tained by the government can sup in the stock of today with what it Especially after his nomination at ply this need. Besides, by the time 1 was nine years ago when our first Our Sfotlu. Lift and I. el Lu* Chicago in 1HHO and after hia elec such coast roads are completi«!. the fair was given At our first fair, tion and inauguration aa president, United States would have a large1 our cattle exhibit was nil. because di*I he become the acknowledged and well drilled army, mnured to we had no thoroughbred cattle to SCIO OREGON leader of that party. In judgment field service, etc This would answer exhibit. Now the cattle stalls are and in the power of foreseeing re effectually the want for an army filled with registered stuff of all sults during the perilous Civil wsr «»< familiar with military tactics and breeds. The same can be said of day#, he wm far and above any of which will be accustomed to obey our hogs, sheep, goats and poultry the statesmen of his day. order*. The fair has generated a desire Rut to read hl* public speeches In addition to wrving for military among our farmers to raise pure a T —,-------- ,— and state paners during the cam purposes, such roads would be of bred stock instead of grades and paign of HMM) and while he waa infinite service to our coast line they are reaping correspondingly chief executive of the nation and 0 farmer* and dairymen, to say noth better profits. compare them with the history of Another and very prominent gooi ing of its service to the pleasure republican isirty since, one cannot seeker. for this locality is. it has placed help but notice how far that party Representative Stevens has pro Scio and the forks of the Santiam has wondered from hi* teachings. nosed a plan in the rough which, on the map No better scheme to Mr Lincoln, in all of hi* public when amended and whipped into a advertise this section of the country utterances, made it plain that in all generally acceptable sharie, furnish could be evolved. No doubt we mngrcaaional legislation, the man es the cheapest and most sensible have already reatmd much benefit YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME should be regarded a* superior to method of coast defense devised In an<! more will follow. the dollar and that the protection of cost it will he a* thousands of «fid The Linn County Fair should be the man from the encroachments of iaca against millions for stationary placed firmly upon its feet. If KX) the dollar, should be a matter of defense and. tiesides it can tie much farmers and business men. not con congressional watchfulness and care more quickly accomplished fined to this immediate locality will Yet during his presidency the subscribe for from two tn five shares TO BOOM THE FAIR dollar, taking advantage of the as many of us have heretofore done, nation* dire need, secured** strangle the trick ’ will be accomplished. hold upon the nation which it ha* Next Saturday a community meet 42500 to * |3000 will finish paying never relinquished and, within five ing will be held in Scio for the pur for the grounds and build the much years after the death of the great pose of arousing a groater intrrrst needed pavilion Come out to the HUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK war pn-Hident. the republican party- in the Linn County Fair. While meeting Saturday, have a good THAT IS 80 GlXiD AS WE l>0 had completely »urrrndered to the many of our citixens have been social lime and get behind the Fair dollar. Nor has that partv been enthusiastic supporters of the fair asaociadon and push. able to release itself from the lenti from it* inception, the fair associa cles of the Wall street octupus down tion is struggling for the want of Secretary of State Wm. J. Bryan to the present time, though the rank money to finish paying for the resigned. Why? Because he could and tile of the partv would gladly grounds and to erect a more perma not absolutely control the policy of do so. Wall street, where the big nent pavilion than we have hereto the United States in a diplomatic BBT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK bunim-a interests of our nation are fore had. way. He assumed that President THAT’S ANY BETTER IF AS centered, ha* a dominating influence To assist in arousing a proper get- Wilson had no right to differ with over the leader* of the party which to-getber spirit. Governor Withy- him in the conduct of the state de t seem unbreakable. combe ha* agreed to be present and partment. Secretary of War Lin- The* statements refer U» Job and It is the plan dley M Garrison resigned because Mr. Lincoln's teaching was direct deliver an address Book Printing. 1 Our facilities are ly opposed to what has been the to devote the entire day to this President Wilson dared to differ complete. * Hr use onlv the l<est of history of that party *ince his death. meritorious puri«»se and «iwctai with him <»n ofie feature of the con material, and our prie»* art* right for The dollar has ever been in the sad personal invitations have been iwued duct of the war portfolio. Both of first claw work. We do no other kind. dle while the man ha* lw«en afoot. to the people to come and bnng well these cabinet officials were ap 1 He always satisfy our customers. pointees of President Wilson Their The party reveres the memory of i filled basket* with them. As an evidence that our fair has respective functions were to advise the martyred president, claims all the fame that justly attaches to his accomplished much good for this the president in matters io particu name, but has d«-«piaed and trampled «action of the valley, we have only lar in the conduct of their respect to compare the great impsovewient ive departments. But I in the dust hia teachings. UWt/KD KVKMY THI'UIAAY BY PARK MILL COMPANY DOUGLAS HR LUMBER J. F. WESELY Staple and F ancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds J. F. WESELY A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent. Fallus’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, I obacco, Etc You May Pay Less You May Pay More THE SCIO TRIBUNE I I
