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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1916)
A • > •* » • ■ >.« J THE SCIO TRIBUNE uwuKD rar t . thvwiüay by u DUGGK«. corroa axi> ri«>r Entered at the »«Mtofflee at Scio. Oregon as recotid risa« matter HUMcairnoN. in apvanck AT XNI> or YKAX ___ MX MONTH» SI 26 1.50 .75 APVKKTUMNfì HAT» Ixx-aJ advertising, per line Display advertising, per inch 5c H»c Display advertising, long time, see manager. Extended marriage or death notiere per line 8c Special rates on lone time display advertising. TO ELECT DEMO that tliere 1« a strung relation be tween the large republican legisla tive majority and the forty or fifty l««urcaua they have establiahvd? The rem«-dy is, destroy thia over- whelmning republican power in the l«*gislature bv electing democrats wherevi-d poarible. Since th«-, office of the legislator is no longer politi cal in any ma-, except to prrpe- tuate this lieausocracy. the people, in self defense, should dmp all perwmcl and political feeling ami «•nd men to the l«-gi»laturc whose leading purpose will lie to demolish this beaurocralic machine which owes its existence to republican legislatures. As a matter of fact, republican tax payers do not fancy being over burdened with taxes, any more than do democrats Only party prejudice has held them in line heretofore. But The Tribune opines, there will ?* • th" Th* r'' seems to lie a grim determination CRATIC LEGISLATORS on |art of averags voter to It may tie aasume<| as a fact, not disputed, that every taxpayer In Oregon feels that our ts» burden is over heavy and that our state gov ernment. with its numerous com missions. Inspector* and what not. has liecome cumta-rw«m«- am! unne cessarily troublesome ami fretful to the people. So gradual has this Insiped growth been grafted upon our state giivranment with Its multitu dinous army of officials, that the people do not realise the unpleasant ness of the iniquitous system, except when the annual taxpaying -lay ar rives and he compares the receipt he receives from the tax collector with a like receipt he received fmm the same source fifteen or twenty years ago. When the taxpayer finds that, while he owns the same farm today that he has for many years, with its productiveness somewhat impaired, he finds he must pav taxes upon the homestead double th«* amount he did two <h«cadcs ago and without receiving corresponding benefits. To illustrate: Some weeks ago a pure food inapt-ctor visited our town. Observing stock food on the shelves of one of our merchants, he informed the merchant that the license trv for selling stockfood was 110 per year. As the merchant would not aell more than llo to 115 worth of the food in a year, he con cluded the sale of stock food was not profitable. We have a tn-aureau to look after weights and measures throughout the state. Formerly each county- had its own inapt>ctor, who made occasional trips all over the county to are that merchants and dealers were not swindling the p«*ople Now the whole business is in the hands of a state inspector wh«». probably, has a small army of inspectors whose main occupation is to draw their salaries. Scio has not Karl a visit from one of these functionaries since Judge Lovelee, <>T Lebanon. as county ins|H-ctor. was here two years ago in that capacity. Yet the cost is no lews while we get no service worth consideration. Them- are only two examples of a detestable beaurocracy which has been foisted upon the taxpayer th«* chief object which is to jay salaries to a lot of unnecessary and needless official* The benefits they confer upon the people are nil. Yet they have their hands in the state treas ury and our legislatures of the past have had neither the inclination nor sand to lop off the barnicles. The republican party has a very large majority at our elections. So large that the half-dosen democratic members of the legislatures for the past several sessions, felt real lone some and were powerless to prevent thia building up of a beaurocracy and ths consequent increase of the taxburden May we not justly claim Ws'-4 *’ ♦ the past few yes ft repealed and, if nearly one pound); fat. 0.36 (more nt-crssHry. r<-enacted -»n a saner than ona-third of a piundi; milk I mms F i»r instance, there is m> sugar, 4 «6. lactic arid. 0.33 (or reason for paying an official a very one-third of a pouml in eveiy 100 large salary when he would serve pounds); ash. 0.75 or three-quarters just ns ably am! «-ffictently for a j of a pound in every hundred The*«- sum one-third l«-*a. or for what he eb-nw-nls of fo«wi value contain«*! in | imi pounds of wh«'y. should produce could earn in pnvote life. We must fill our legislative halls st tea-it two pounds of live weight with mvn who will more carefully in hogs. It has ls-«*n tnv experience conserve th«- people’s interests, if that whey fed judiriously in combi we would perpetuate this feature of nation with other ft-ed». will give i I find that among th«* a republican form of government. isuch results We want men taxpayer» aa legis best f«s*d« to mix with whev u Barley is not half lators. not grafters «»r tools of : ground barley aiqireeiated bv hog feeders. ’It has grafters. i re|>eatedly iws-n shown to h»- »*qu»l SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF in every way to com, th«* great Ametican hog fattener Dsatsged Flssr with Wlwy kmith- All Scio wax proud at the »plendid closing exercises of our High ach«««I er excellent feed to uw in combtna laut Friday erening Proud hecauae tion with wuey is damage«! flour everything |MM«««d off without a This fe»-d can often la* purchaM-d hitch; proud of the eloquent address for 82 60 to 8-i a barrel, and is dirt When f«*«*ding of Editor B F. Irvine to th«« gradu cheap at that price ating ci am . and proud of th«4ri<<etng damage«! or sour flour it should la* of a m«*t sutwtMsful school year «•aked in the whey for about a half I know of a feeder who u««l under the leadetship of Principal day 10 barrels of this damaged flour Inst 0. V. White Scio’s public schools and i-ipecially summer, which h<* f«*d to his hogs the High school, is rat«-d among the in this manner with sptendid results l<est in tl«e county, Ami it is right As s result of feeding this mixture that it should is- so rat«*d. for Scio his hogs were finely develop««!, had is the foster home of the High a good growth of bone and wen- That la on«* > schools fur |jnn county. Scio sprung just the packers ideal the idea and snginssred the cam- «•ff«*ct of f«-«-ding wh«*y; it «tri-(chew Itestdes being fopd . I-sign which resulted in th«* adopt H-n out the hog whey is a m«*dieinv to th«* hog; it is of the same. N**w that the progress and aland- both food and medicine. It has a log of our schools are so satisfactory Cooling eff«*ct on th«* h«*at«*d blmsi it behove« us b- press forward along which is brought alaiut by heavy tin- lines we are now pursuing meal feeding, and it k«**pa him in Should any changes whatever be health and good condition. In fact,. made, they should be for the better. when feeding whey a larger quantity Hence at the coming election for of meal may profitably la* fed with A wh<M>l dir«-ctor on the IHth instant, consequent more rapid gains the pi-ople should lie alert and b» whey fed hog will show greater1 sure that th«- candidate for dir«-ctor. daily gains than one that is not si fi d unto* M WVM1 «■>« send legislators to Salem, next winter, who will do business with Notice ol Sheriff* Sale the numerous state commissions an<< superfluous ofllc«- holders. They, at fa* tK*t by virtu* of an F xssru«!*-*» to m* d«rssr-t towued mil of th* CI trull least, are convinced that a beauro- i *« m < í *< i tot Male of tor Ufifi Count*. In cratic government in < >rcg<m is Imih I he raw whs-twin (hr l'nt«d State* N»lk>nal Hank <«t Otwua, a rssftwseaUon, to pUüntlff and un-American and very expensive to k'rvd h J II Martel» and ft F Titua, are th«* taxtayer. Nor can we longer «adsNhdant» I will. im Hal urda» Iba IM day erf Jttijr. *» th* h*>ur <rf one o'clock p. m.. at th* hope that the power which ha- erect f ruó < d--■< «4 »hr Hotter in Albany. Linn ed the beaurocracy. will ai»>hsh it MMHH*. «irvatm. •»*’ al pubHr auction. to th« h.ghewl baMwr for <aah In hand, tha fo(k»«rtntf The vast majority of the last legisla rwad property lo-wti ture went down to Salem. ph-dg«-d Th«' W*Nrf half <1 of tha Northw«at quarter <1 4) of S«rt»•« NiHrtsw*» 119) in Tawnafedp Tan to abolish and consolidate stat«- com- (*il --.-oth uf Hattsrv O| m * (I) Wagt of tha WlUa morions. They utterly faited to met'«' Mwtohan Ihwf» and rantainiiMT Kttfhly* «t« arwi '•tgiy Hwndrwth* arraa. more or abolish or consolidate, exn-pt in a to».« *a»e and gftrridtn* the following to-wit profunctory way. just to fool the Hamtmintf at the «Kithwes»t corner of tha HuuthwwM quarter (I-4J of tha Nurtbweet quarter voters some mor«- <|4) uf Hssrtaai Nt net wem (19) Tuwneblp Tan (10) Some years ago. the republican J*vuth Kang* «»we <1> Wr«l of tha WtHamatta Merviian tHance Kant Twenty-one and Si«ty-A*e party secured four years mor» of Hundiwth* (31 ♦*&) <*ha*n« thanre North Two and national power, by promising to re Hrvwntji wreen Hunrfrrth» rhaina more or to«* (h«MM Weal Twenty««« and Slxty-Rve duce the tariff Instead of reducing HuMrvtbn I í 1 <tó) . hkih», thence Hauch Two and they rained the tariff and the people whomsoever h«* or she may be. shall Whey lor Exhibition Fittis* For Aev*ol> «aeen Hundrrthe I'i-TT) chaina more or hurl«-«! that |>arty from power tie known to favor maintaining both fitting breeding stock for exhibition, toan. U» the piare t»f t««*<innin*. cotí tain Kii (A) arrea mor* or toaa all I»in« and being in Unn Ought n«l the Oregon legislature to our public and high schools at the whey, in the absema* of milk, is al <0- »»<« jr Oregori. Tu «an«fr a tud<ment rendered in «akd rauaa in A whey-fed hog is I m - held to the asm«- standard? Ought I h *« i |MM»nt>ic standard. Our boys most a necessity favor of th# »Is’*« named plaintiff and again«! the and girls are «mt it led to the very ususually sleek and hralthy-looking; I it not to lie driven from power for defendant» ) red fiuxwh. J H Marsel« and H, K. l>est e-iucalional facilities we can Titua so the »uffi erf Five Hundred t adiar* to' violated pledges' «the» with i»t«r«et therwm al the rata of 10 per (Continued on i>ag«- St give them, to the la-st >f teachers, The Linn <t»unty legislative candi ««git l»r annum from thr ird day of February. IM4 M«d the further «um <«4 S7& attorne»» feea. dates on the republican ticket arc convi-niencwa. etc. t ar*d th*« rust» ami diwburarmeur« «»f said suit In this matter, we should all f«-«-l all good, upright citixens. Two taaed at |l< 4 - Uqrrther With roela of and upon th«« vaeruthso and ante. of them have ta-vn tried as legisla optimistic that nothing is too good Itot«-d al Albany Orwtfun. thi« $4th day of May, tors and haV«* l»*«-n found to ihmm - hb along educational lines for our boys 19K D. a. noniNK no especial fitness for law making and girls who will soon lake our «-» Wheat tier bushel Slwtltf of Linn County Ore t While honorable and upright, as places in the r«-Hp<>naibiliti«*ii of life. Oats legislators they simply count One It is m> time for conservatism to Bran »er ton each when voting uts>n a mcasurv. step in and block the progress we W heat chop per ton Their influence upon their comem- have made. Oat chop It is very important that every l>er* is small and thay have lawn un Notary Public and Barley Chop able to defeat obj«*ctionabh* legisla citm-n interested in the continued Cunvcyemor progress of our school*, should at j Hour per sack tion if they «o desired. Egg* per down On the other hand, the democratic tend the annual school meeting on _ I Abstiacts oí 1 itle Examined Butter ner p»un<i ticket offers at least two candidates the 19th. lb Chickens, hens per We had one vear of conservatism who arc of legislative calilwr Candi SCIO OREGON ** spring in our city council and. as a result, date Elmore has proven his worth *1 roosters in securing the defeat of the 8450.- several hundred dollars of indebted- I« Turkeys 000 irrigation graft at the last sea n«wa was incured, upon which the Gee*- sion Candidate Faery, of Scio, city ia now paying interest unneces *1 Ducks while he has had no legislative ex sarily. Beef perience aside from frequent mem Veal Value •( Whey bership of a city council, is iMae-seed Phone 27-7 Hogs, live per hundreti lb of a strong mentality, is a good 1 Hogs, dn-me.1 Fredin* Wry Is Hs*i According thinker and ha» large promises of Mu tUm SCIO OREtXiN becoming an active and influencial to present prices of hogs, whey member, if elected. Moreover, he should t>e worth at least 20c per believes it to be the duty of the cwt. Yet a great many farmers next legislature to devote the pnnri- attach little or no value to whey. imi I part of the allottetl forty days, Many patrons will not haul it home to the repealing of needle»» ami ex from the factory. I knew of one --------------- DEALER IN — -------- - pensive laws, rather than «mooting factory in which only two or three It is new one» Candidate Shulls, of natrons take away the whey » allowed to run off into th« drain tn Aitiany. is a young man of promise and, at Isast. is the equal in l«<giala- waste. Whey, ysinticularly in these tive ability of either of the republi davs of high priced hogs, ia deserv ing of lietter treatment. The people can candidate«. The people may reasonably expect at experimental farms who have more satisfactory results if these mail«* repeated t«-stx of whey a« s democratic candidates are returrw-d hog food, assert that 100 pounds of than they can if the republican can whey will make two pounds of pork. didates are elected All objection- As two pounds of pork is worth a able laws and needless officials have great deal at the present time, some Iwwn enacted and created by repub idea of the value of whey for hog Cash Paid tor Veal. Hogs, Hides and ( aacara Bark lican legislatures and a republican feed may lie conceived. WWy Analyse» Well Whey is val legislature will be loth to acknow Price* Right ledge that its prvd«*cvasor was uable pig feed. In every 100 pounds Our Motto Eft anti Let Ln* wrong, much more an than if it was there are about seven pounds of dry mstter that the hog '•an use to ad largely tinctured with democratic vantage. The composition of whey membership OREGON The peofile want th«- mischievious is as follows: Water. 93 per cent, and expensive legislativa action of nitrogenous »ulsitancaM, 0.92 (or R. SHELTON Dr. 1. K. Sanderson DENTIST J. F. WESEL Y Staple and Fancy Groceries Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc. Held and Garden Seeds J. F. WESEL'i
