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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1916)
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The condition of the Ru^ian troops and WMCtiFHON, IN ADVANCK si u Tribune is not informed Should lark of ammunition supplies Russia 150 he enter the contest. however, his is now in twttrr «-ondition in both of AT UNO OF YKAN MI MONTHS .7» republican opponent will know that the«r respects and. doubtlr##. will he ia In a rare W. L. Jackaon will make a brtter showing durlntf the probably have no trouble to secure coming summer. AOVKftTIJUNG RATO. a renomination for the office of It kt quite evident that Germany I lx «cal stiver Using, per line 6c •rhool supvrinten«ient. Nearly all has had quite an advantage, so far. I Display advertising, per Inch 10c of the teacher« of Ixnn county have tn her iM-tter preparedne«« and in, Display advertising, long time, see united in a petition, regard Ims of th»- »kill nrul strategv of her com-L manager. political arnUmvnt, tu again is«e>ime mandrrw She ha», too, an ad van Extended marriage or «ieath notices a candidate, make« hi» nomination a tag«* in Iteing aide to quickly trans-. uer line 3c surety. Narvm Nye. of Sweet port an xYmy from one battle front! Special rales <m lone time display Home, i« mentioned aa an aspirant bi another an advantage not p«»- advertising. for the democratic nomination for •ibl«' to the allied troops. county commiaaioncr The end <»f the war. however, will While candidate« are larking in not be the result of victorious battle CANDIDATES SEEM SCARCE Ixilh parties for aeveral offices, there fields. but in the counting rooms of la yet plenty of lime to flla* the English. French an<l German capi Whrathcr people are too prosper necxwary paper« with the county talists. England has already in ous and busy to seek office or not, clerk and both ticket# may be filed creased a debt of over 310.000,000,- the fart ia very prominent that can Iwforv tne date of filing expires. 000. Francs* nearly aa large and didates for office are dilatory in C. C. Jackaon. of near Halsey. ia Germany a cb<ar follower, (api- announcing themselves. Aside from the only candidate of either party, talista will «Min ronclude the debt our pr>*sen| county officials who. to tile hit intention to beeome a of each nation is aa great as their without an exception, desire to tie candidate for delegate In the nation ability t<> pav. That day mint be renominated. there are but few al convention^ He is a drmocrat near al hand. When the Civil war names mentioned who desire tn ha- am I the convention meets al St. doted the United State« had created come nominee« Ixiuis on June 14. a debt of nearly 13.000.000,000. For our legislature The Trihum- Fifty year» after the close of the has heard of but two gentlemen who EUROPEAN WAR A STANDOFF war one-third of that debt remains are reported tn he willing to aland unpaid Englan«! now has. with a for the nomination an candidate« much less population than our*, a The second year of the most for House of Representatives. Them* didit four times a# great, Money are Mr. Elmore, of Brownsville and gigantic war recorded, so far. in lenders will soon conclude England Mr. Sudtell, of Albany, both «ierno- history seems, practically, a stand has reach«-«I her xenith of ability to Neither aide has made any crats. No names have yet been off. pay and the same of France and mentioned as desiring to become material progress, since the first Germany, when the war will end candidates on the republican ticket great German drive for Paris in the first weeks of the war After being from financial exhaustion. as legislators. _________________________________ ' uonigp KVBRY THVMKUAY by n • \ > *4 « « s f * J -• y < - 4 * /J As The Tribune has heretofore •Ikied. the legislative office is the moat important of all. The legisla ture has the power to say how heavy our tax hills shall be both for the county ami state. It can enact or repeal law« which dive down deep in the taxpayer's pocket and for thia reason we should select our wisest and moat practical men ax members. To elect a young inex perienced man aa a legislator, just liecause he is willing to become a candidate, ia the moat foolish pro ceeding policy Our present high tax levy« is the result of such un wisdom in the past K J ♦ ¡4 . ♦ 0. S (Vannyi Smith to come out for sheriff on the democrat ticket. They know that in i>asl «wrviee he hM provsd himself to be ons of the driven back from their extreme ad vance on the western Ixttle front, the Germans have entrenched them selves as have the French and English. It is very difficult for one army to assault another army when it ia fighting from an intrenched position. The assaulting army is necessarily exposed and. as a matter of course, the losses of the attack ing force ia frightful. I c & t T like (o hold down the recorder's office two years longer, nevertheless Senator Cusick will endeavor to have that office abolished at the next saasion of the legislature. Aasesaoi Fisher and Surveyor Geddes will probably have no optsieition before the primaries most skillful of the world. Yet Napoleon with ail hia skill and re sourcefulness, was I «eaten down by an allied and more numerous foe. just as Germany must t»e ts-aten down m the end As soon aa England drives politi cal favoritism from an influence in The Tribune ha* heard mentioned army matter» and gets down to by many democraU and quite a brass lacks, she is sure tn «levelop number of republican« a desire for some military commander who ; * FARM LOANS «TO. <>X»X»N Reasonable Rate« Any Amount ‘ Long Time No waiting HECKER fk BEAM 133 Lyon St. Albany. Or. I 10 a. m. Sunday School 11 a m. Preaching (Jinstian Endeavor 6:30 te 7:30 p m Song Service 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brother Mrikeljohn. leader. fi. B llir. Pastor. PARK MILL COMPANY »r<1 FJMMOft TO Houaer-BaJIantyne Mill Co. PFAIXlUi te DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER Special Attention Given to I .ocal Orders SCIO : : : OREGON J. F. WESELY --------- DEALER in ---------- Staple and Fancy Groceries Qyeensware, Gkissware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds ( ash l’md tor Veal. Hogs, Hidra and ( aseara Barlc Pnces Right Our Moito: l.t<n and l.tt l.n'f J. F. WESELY SCIO OREGON For County Commissioner D«a«B> « o u i> <SSW> o u • <■ l> <Mgp « I) <■■■> «11> <WWB> » Q 4 Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent at — .. — —---------- Faltus’ Billiard Hall England believes that about all of the German available fighting force are now with the colors anil the constant wearing away of carn age the Germans are gradually growing weaker Hence these as saults and -barges are gradually re ducing the Germans, while the English have prepared and seasoned new armies at home and they expect when the allied troops tiegin a drive the weakened German army must give way. Next in importance to the legisla tor. is the county commissioner While thia laat mentioned official ia hedged about with legislative direc tum in the fixing of the tax rate, he absolutely controls the expenditure of money for our road« and bridges lienee he too should tie broad mind So far in the war the German ed. practical and a tax payer. army in point of discipline ami skill The democrat# yet have no candi ed training, have had decidedly the dates for county clerk, recorder, better of either the French or treasurer, surveyor, or coroner, English armies and the German The republicans have not yet an- officer# seem much the Iwttvr »Irate- nounced their candidates for the gists. Whether it is because thf legislature, or for school superin- allied armies are up against the tendent. For clerk, the present in most stubborn foe they have met cumbent ia asking for renominalion since the days of Napoleon, or not. an«!, probably will have a walkover the English commanding officers at the primary election. For sheriff, seem to fall far short of being able I). 11 Bodine and Mr. Kendall, a to solve German problems England former deputy in that office, will needs a Wellington now worse than She contend' for the nomination. For at any time in her history needs the skilled ami dogged per- commissioner. T J. butler, present incumbent. Mr Freerkaen. of near aistency of a General Grant. While Halsey and Mr Chrisman, of near France is making a decidedly better Stayton. are active candidates for showing than she did in the Franco- the nomination, W. W. Francis, of Prussian war. she is lacking in th* course, desires to succeed himsrlf ax skill and resourcefulness of the man It assurer and Grant Froman would who made the French army the J Political Announcements Federated C hurch Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, I obacco. Etc, YOU ARE ALU AYS WELCOME W. E CHRISMAN or »no PLATFORM If nominated and elected. I «rill stand for economy and efficiency in all departnumta of county business, and a» low taxes as ia comnstent with progress. For a system of good roads to be made along safe an<1 conservative lines. All contracts to be let to the lowest competitive bidder. For a square deal to ever part of the county. P. H. FREERKSEN Candidate for Republican Nomination for COUNTY COMMISSIONER for Ijnn County Primanr« May 19. 191« if you have anything to sell or want to buv anything, lease a farm or other property, try a waat ad in The Tribune, it will get reault# and save you both time and money. 1 I I
