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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
WHY NOT BE JUST
Only ifc«« over consuming desire
of thia gang to again aecurv the
control of government, made it po*
MUID KVDtY TWVBBDAY BY
If one shall Halen to the loud ac­
lo nominate Judge Hughes
clamation of the republican and pro- stiile
'
T. L. DtKJGMa, UDITO* axi» puoi'
greauve parties in convention* at The |*di! cian«. who mauime that
they are endowed by the Creator to
Chicago last week ami. at the same
Entered at the oosteffice at Scio,
lime to the severe verbal caatiuation run the governmental machine, did
Oregon a« second class matter
given the democratic administration, not want him an<l Wall street, the
center of the moneyed and
be will m-cesaarily conclude that hear!
1
1126
financial inter,««t*. did not want
President Wilaon and his rongresa is
AT UND <>F YSA*
1.50 opptMied to preparedness and that*1 him Only the spontaneous demand
All MONTH*
.75 these [>arti«*a at Chicago wen* U m « coming un from th* people. made
first to discover the need to Increa«»- the aid political gang submit They
knew that their only chance to re­
ADVKKTIHIN«; gAHUi.
the strength of our army and navy.
gain some semblance of political
l/tcal advertising, per line
6c But what are the facta?
(*>w««r. »«« through Judge Hughes
From the time that the awuuwiti's
Display advertising, per inch
10c
and. making nerrmity a virtue, con­
IhMplsy advertising, long lime, are bullet made Theodore Roosevelt
sented to th«« Wi«he« of the people
president, which office h«« r<«ntmu>-d
manager,
Judge Hugh«-« is a big brainy
Ext«mdrd marriage or death notices to hold for «even y««ar*. and th«* four
man who l* of full presidential six*
ta*r line
3c years of Mr. Taft's occupation ->f
His relentless proat-culion of the
Special rate* o" l»n* time display the White Housr. no attempt what­
insurance crowd of grafters «nd hi«
ever was made toward« prepared­
advertising
utter di»r««g*rd of the wish«-« and
ness
True new war v «waste «rere
influence of the political grafters
constructed, but there was never
FALSE CONSERVATISM
whih« governor of New York, in­
men enough to man what war v««s-
spired the confidence of the people
■>«1« we hail, to aay nothing about
It «eema now that our street Im­ men for the new <>ne*
A new war and created the demand that he be
provement Will lie blocked bv a re- veiMM-l simply meant th«- retirement the nominee for president.
Th« politicians saw th«* promi­
monstrance, filed by «»me of the of an old one
Our armv wan in­
nence lo Which Judge Hughe« was
abutting property owner* Protablyl
creased but a few thousand men
the estimated cost of the proposed ami no very gr«*at improvetn«*nt to sure to reach, long taforr the people
ami sought to sidetrack him bv hav­
improvement is too great ami. had our c<>a«t defenses were made.
ing Prrshlrnt Taft place the man
the work lMM*n undertaken, the cwt'
Here wa* eleven years of r«*|*ul>li-
would have lM«en much leas than the! can rule which did. practically, who could rawly see through their
•«nginvvr*» estimate«
Hut the ««all-! nothing towards t>rc|>ar«*dm««w M«>»«' designs on the »uoreme liench Th«« i
mat«*,I cwt was used as an appeal haa liecn accomplished during two peopk-, how,«ver. did not forget that
to th,* property owners to obtain years of democratic rule toward, Governor Hughe» had shown hi«
their signature« to a remonstraoc* preparedn«Ms than th«* republicani ■ utter indifference to the «iihw of
ami, as a result, the Improvement did in eleven year«; yet th,« demo th,« politician* of New York, just a*
ha« liven blocked right at the be­ crat« arc condemn«*! for not doing Governor Wilson had disregard**!
the wishes of the New Jersey poli­
ginning.
mure
lAhy not I m - fair about thi»
It is such independ-
Of couraw our citiren whose pur­ matter? Mr. Rooaevelt's fierce c<n tical graft«'r*
pose to to block all improvement« deinnation of Mr Wilson, who ha« «mt* and honrst thinking men as
simply I nksimw of th«« eoal of th«* done more to increase our army ami President Wilson and Judge Hugh«'«
same, gloats Iwcause his stay to naw strength In two year« than that the people demand for leader»
progress has l*«en accomplished. Roo«evnlt did in seven years. is a and directors of government. Th»
(MMipIr overthrew the political gang
But it is just what might have been pretty far cry
at
Haltimor«- four years ago and
expect,««! from an official who. open­
No president Could have done
ly has a«wrt««<l the tieoplc do not more toward« maintaining American won by nominating Governor Wil­
know what they want and. after an right* l«>th in Eur<>|M- and Mexico son. The republicans hope U> win
improvement had tM«en vot«««! by th«« short of actual war. than l'r«*»i<l«*nt by the nomination of Governor-
people attempted, in hia official Wilaon has done. Hi« diplomatic Justice Hughes, a man of similar
md«-|M>n<l<-nce of the wiahea of the
capacity, to defeat their wish««.
victory in th«’ German controversy,
politicians,
at Chicago.
In fact.
There is but on«« right am! I««gnl merit* the highest praise. Could
Judge
Hughes
waa
their
only
ho(w
way to improve our streets
That Mr. Roosrvelt or anybody! el«« don««
to
secure
a
nominee,
who
ha«
even
way was undertaken by our city more, or even as well? Could any
council. Our city officials wantd measure of law accomplish mon* a chance to win out next fall.
It is well
With Hughes for thr
the streets improved, as do all of towards the breaking down of Wall
our right thinking citizens ami the street power over government, than republican standard twarer and Wll-
council desired that the improve­ ha« the r««gi<>nal tank law? Il i» an *<>n a* th«« nomin«* of the democrats,
ment should ta along right line«, a« eaav matter to lind fault with 4 th«- |»«o(ilr are assured that the next
that there would ta no further public official. One evil <ta«i or pr**«id«*nt will Ire a man who will ta
wastavt* of work. To do thia, it mi«take will overshadow a multitude a loader ami not the tool of politi­
waa ata>lutely n««cessary to provide of good aola. Why not give credit cians They ’the people! can feel
for street drainage then, with prop­ for the good a* well as to condemn that their victory over the polite
er gradients, all work would ta the tail? Whv awsume that ail the clans of four year* ago and the
utter route of the political gang­
along lines uf permanency.
K« xm 1 i « on the aide of the would-l«*
Thia first initial cost will nvn-» elect and all th«* tad on th«*ir •mpo*- sters. i* to be repeated with emphasis
ssrily ta considerable, especially in ing aide? Such balderdash may I m * no matter which of these brainy,
the central part of town. But, gratifying to partisan republican«, right and just thinking men win al
the [Milla.
wilhuut drainage, any work along but it will not fool the people.
whatever line, will be wasted. This
Danger For Hughes
wastage is what the council waa at­
THE PEOPLE WIN AGAIN
tempting to avoid.
is See« in Portland
Now every property owner ought
In the nomination of t'harlea E
to and doubtless does, wish our Hughe« for preaident laat Saturday
Portland. June 13.- What «rill ta
Main street improved in some man-1 morning by the republican national
the «tatus of the progressive presi-
ner. so that Scio shall not lunger I m * convention at Chicago, the b«*at
d««ntial eketora nominated at the
a subject of ridicule. We want our possible result was reached
It was recent Oregon primary if. as now
Main street to be. at l«*ast. in as an assurance to the people of the
»veins probable, Charltm E. Hughes,
good condition as are our country' United Slate« that the republican
the republican nominee, also to made
roads. Yet if every endeavor to to party had completely legained Ha
the progressive party candidate for
be blocked in its primary stages by freedom from the control of the
pr««sident?
a "dog in the manger” disposition political gang atyled "the old guard"
This is a question that to preplex-
ot conservatism. just !>«*au«e It anti had become reaponaive to the
mg I m > th republican and progresaive
coats money, we will never get any­ wishes of the great mawwa of the
leaders in the «tale, and incidental­
where.
It coats money to build common people. Ik-cauw thia same
ly cau«mg mor* nr leas quiet amuse
country r«a<is, yet our farmer« are "old guard" gang of political graft-
ment for the democrats.
building them.
Can thear «ame era were in complete control of that
Il appears that the law makes m>
farmers, who do not hesitate to party'» machinery four year« ago
provision fur the withdrawal of a
spend labor and money in building and forced the nomination ot Mr.
candidate for office after the nomi­
roads about their properties for Taft d«-spite all warning« from the
nating primarws. Under the leiral
Scio people to travel on when they people, the people administered a
restrictions it will be necessary (or
go out of to«m, be blamed if they moat humiliating rebuke to the
K. two full sets of five republican nomi­
refuse to patronise Scio busimwa o. p. and drove it from power in
nees and five progressive nominees
men. who will not (dace our Main every branch of the government. to continue as candidates for elec­
street in a reasonably decent shape That retake haa brought about a tors. even though they have no
for our farmers tn travel over when moat wholesome result. It made common candidate for president.
Of course, if (\donel Roosevelt re­
he comes to town?
the. not g. o. p. but the newly re- considers his d««eirton to decline the
Business men of Scio, the time is
at hand when, if you hold the good juvmated republican party, reapon- progressive nomination of that party
will and patronage of the farmer, mv * to the people’s wish«?« and thr or if the progressive national com­
you must get busy. You must place naming of the one man who han mittee places Victor Murdock or
our main business streets in a condi­ proven bv his every public act. hia Governor Johnson, of California, or
nome other person at the head of
tion so that the farmer and his wife
entire freedom from the influence their ticket, the five Oregon candi­
can alight from their vehicles and
not have to wade in mud to get to of the old time uoliueal gang, it* date« will have a political as well a*
a legal cauar for their axMtenee.
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standard baarer.-
your places of business
Local Market Report
Jack Frost visiUil our g«r<i«*n«
the other night ami left th««m in s
sad plight, killing l«-an«. xquasht*«,
cucumtars and tomato»-s. N<«w ihr
| m * o |M«* are plantimr itair gardens
over, thinking thev will have emo*
v«^r»tabl««« the fall.
I
Wh«»at net l«u»h«*l
Oats
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Bran tier ton
Mhcat chop (*r ton
< hit chop
Harley Chop
Fl<>ur |w*r «ack
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Mn» With tayd. of Idaho, is l**tv» par di»sen
viMting her mother' Mrs ("r««ae and Butter tier (M>und
< 'hickena. b«*n« |s*r lb
frwmda here
spring
Jc«s (>M*hran and family have
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" rooster«
moved to Walla Walla. Wa«h to
Turkey«
mud*
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James Putman ha« auction««! off I luck«
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hi» houaenold goods. realizing fl 15 Beef
for them
Mt Cook »u the auct­ Veal
ioneer .
Hog*, live per hundred lb
The awitcu I* «rd haa beeo moved Hog«, drtwM*d
to McQueens Master Hugh will be Mutton
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our »witch tender and he i» good.
The Pioneer picnic at Crawfords­
ville was largely attended.
Old
pioneer* coming a* far a* 600 mile*
to attend, those who used to g<> to
school there when children
M<>nroe t*hil|w»tt, of Harrisburg,
visit at the bom* of T J Philpott
last w«*-k
Mack Mos* 1« kis'ping the r od
grader bus, grading road« at ,1 i . v
They are in fine shais* now.
Fred Malum« and Allen McQu««en
kill««d a half grown wild cat on th«*
peak above W«-ddle‘s «aw mill.
Summon!
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-tate ,.f < »rwtfirti
for
( karlM Whit*.
PUinftlY
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th« ahnve
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In (hr nApre rtf ’ta Htat* of (M mm . > ou ar»
bs*r<H«v rwtuirvd ta bpiwAar and anaw»r the rum
plaint ®»f th« ahuvw ñamad plaintiff tn the above
entitled < . ,rt tw/w on Ale with the Clerh nf
t ««art within •»* week« from the date of
brat i-, 4 «Drat ton ut th If lUfhfnfint, %nd you
hereby noti fled that if you fall îo appear
•newer aaid rwmptaJnt aa la hereto required
aatd
the
are
and
the
plain I iff will appt> to the aaid Court for the relief
for tn the mmpUiint to wit
For a derrre ut the aatd Court diaaolvlnit the
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
kwi*d* of matnt»?*eii now exiattn« between the
plaintiff artd defendant, and fur au«*h other and
further relief a* the Court mar deem propor.U»
the premleea.
Th»« SuMOkm t» pubi abed by virtue of an
order made bs H®*»* rabie I ere v X. Rally. Jud re
ut tha ataoe rniilW Court, duly made and
ontetad of te<«»rd in the above enlutad Court and
• MUan (he 4Kh day ut April. IVIli wl Irh urdrr
•patriOa that bummnru be pubiiabad for •>»
ronwerutive week* tn The
Tribune that the
date of the Hr st pvbl’olic* ahall be May <. ilil«».
and the data uf the Usai nublkaixm shall ba
June 11 i»H.
U cathorfurd A Weatherford
Attorney* for Plaintiff
R. SHELTON
/Votary Public and
Curwcyensor
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