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IT CAN’T BE DONE! Plumbing or Tinning FRED OFÍLEMIE.R His Experience ia Worth Money to You a Specially Satisfaction Guarente«! N. à ort Attorney at I aiw K ITT ATTOMNWVI oaaot>N UiHANON NOTICE We have chenp F Astern money to loan on improved farm* al low ¿raUm.a intereat payable annually and pre-payment privilege*. Why not improve your farm with some new buildings. or a new l«arn or buy that adjoining 40 acre»? We furnish the money. IIETKER & BEAM, Albany. O re R. SHELTON Notary Public and Corweyfoior HERE is BO cause for rtemorrata and Pr«»gre«»ive» lover* of peace and opponents of lhe horror* and crim«* of «ar to feel other than lhe greatest confidence tn ths re ek< tioa of lYaaident W ileog. Friends of his Republican opponent have heen making vociferous en deavor to impresa the voters of lhe country with a tiv tional strength for Mr Hughes* candidacy. Premdrnt Wiiaoo has the Ttemm-rats of the country anthuajasUcnlly behind hitn He h*» the fnenda of preparedne»» and peya He has every Progreaaive who really holds policies above prejudice and deni« above vague promise* He ha* lhe wotnea voter* of the states where suffrage ia an ao< m- pliahed fart, who hold their country first in their est>*' and who are able to »ee more ia th« support Pr«»ident Wilron has already given suf frage than in th» »pportumat espousal of their causa by a candidate who before never haa shown by bi* acta even ths most coudeaending sym pathy. There are but a meager few states where Mr Hughea’ champions can give him more than a doubtful chance of securing aJaetoral votes. No issue ha* been joined by the speeches of the Republi *o candidate which is of sufficient worth to merit »erioua con««!« catiou Behind Mf Wilson there is a long record of deeds d'>na and legislation ena* ted which puts him far up abrea»t of the tin«** an«l popular detnai <1* For President Wilson te be defeated there mint develop eu«.h • rest lion from present sentiment as would be startling mde«<L He haa the record of achievement. He hak the shibboleth of peace. He has the accomplish went el preparedne«a He has a (.'ongresa which has stood n««bly behind his policies end haa written laws that th* great maavee af voter» «u «ur> lv ii.d..r«c He has been direct, diligent, aa«erti*e and dominant No public man ever cherished loftier ideals or doi mure to sin to th. Ti the public approval. Beat him r AMERICA’S FARMERS T KKK Repairing • <t will rtia e it«.- .1. ««rtio.-ul ««t ag rkulture to Itera*« b»n<lr«l warvbouar« In ttw various stetr» Il will lead to the derrtopmeiil at better •lorage fa <IMII m for .laple croi«« and will mah« I.Matble the iMiianr« of reliable ware h«iw receipt«. will. Il will lie widely • nd easily neg.«Habl«. Remarkable Record Set Forth In Tenth. -Of no i«-»a Importane» fat agriculture and for the national de Letter by the PretidenL vvlopnient la the federal aid n<ad act Thia measure will condor« to the e« tabltehmeut of ue>ra effe« live highway NEW LAWS AND NEW OUTLOOK machinery tn each alata, strongly tn fiume« the develo|m>«nt of gm«l road bulldlna along right III «a. allumiate Farm U.an Ast, F»«1»ral R«««rv« lank, larger prodw lion and l«etter market Pr.si. on. Far WarahauM .nd Mar tug. promote a fuller and more at »•Vng Fa«>bt>aa Ar« Only • Part »I tractive rural Ilf«, add greatly to the Lary. Pr«g«am Laasutad by th« D«m coavenlenc« and •»•ouomlr welfare of all the people and alrrngtheu the na •ar«!«« A4m«n«»t r»t««n tlonal fun oda I Ion« The a< I eml»dtea No ailiulul»iratt<«u ha» ever done ao ■ourd principles of road legislation • nd wtu Mfrenarti the etp«t>dllUIW of tiiirh io advance the agricultural tn leresla v«f the lulled H tat es aa that of the funds ertalo . under the act not l't> »hlml Wkl*«u t he re« »rd la »el only, but will result In th«- more otti futtb Itrled) and »flcctlvely tn a letter dent ua« of the targe additional anni« made available by «tate« aod locali writ leu by the president to Cougrewe Ilea. mau \ F lever chairman of the < <>m Eleventh The federal r.wrve act tilín«-« »ti agriculture <»f the bouse of bme(Ita the farmer, as It dova all the reprvsv’iitatlvcs. aa follows« other people of the nation, by guarau lbs White House Washington. lev tug better tanking •nieguardlng the Aug 11. lutti «retili structure of the country and My 1*81 Mr lever It ha» given «»♦ prrventluu i-anl<« Il takes i«artl<-uter tun« h »altofa« turn to approve today the nule of (tie s|«e< lai needs tif the farmer bill tusking appropttetlou» for the 4» by making larerr provision for Ioana l«artiiieut uf agri« ullure fur the fieni ttirouch national l-auka no farm m<>rt .»ear coding June no. Hill, and for oth gag«-« and bi giving farm |«apae a ma er |««irp««sus. lar»alia» the bill not only turtly 1« rforl of «li mollili» makes very generous proit»i<u> fur the Twelfth It «1« « «cullai. however improv vinelli of (arm pnsluctlon lu the that luinkltis tua> blurry be de» teed nation ami for Investigatl««ua and dem wlil«h would reach Intimately Into the «/i>»lrath«ii» in tlve tlehl «»f the market rural dl«trt ts that If should operata lug <«f farm «’ropa aud of the organlua on terni» »<iltc«l to the farmer's neede th «o of rural life but alau contalna and should t«e under ayni|«a!belk' man three well oni.rlvisi mea «urea design arenimi The n> «»I • »» for machinery el t«« Improve market practice» and the which would Introduce liualuesa meth atorase and tiiianclng of staple ero|«a oda Into farm finance bring order out Aa the passaiv of thia bill marks the of chaos redm« the cu»t of handling pra« G« al v»>inplrtl'>u of an Important farm luans place upon the market part <«f the program for the lietterment mortgages which would l<e a safe In of rural ilfr which wh » mapped eut at ve»itmtil for prhate funds attract th« ix-gliiiiiug of the administration I into agricultural >«|>erath«as a fair feel that I «anmit let the w«'l«loci aliare of the «aillai nt tbs nation aud I «a-si without conveying to you and to lead to a rvduv ll««u of luterest These your a.- «atra In both hou»«Mi my ap needs and tli«*»e Ideal» have ts-vu met I e-tatt««ii «»f the aervk ea rendered to by Hie eoa. lineili ut the tolérai farm the imtb.ii lu atrengthenlng Ila great loan art, I am glad l«< have hail at> <«p(s«rtunlty a grieuli u ral fun mia i luna The record legi»latl»e aa well as ad to lake pert In llic eie. ullou nf thia I» a remarkable ooo Il larga pn-iraiu. whi» ti I i«elleva, will •<-cak» f'«r II«eif ami umh I« only re ba result In mailing a. tl ullure more prof liable and < ««nutrì Ilfs tn ><•• < «>tiif «rta art forth ITret of ih. Impur hl« and altra, live ami therefore li.«urv fame uf ■<rl’ tilt ore I m • Iwrti »how u the retention In rumi ill «tri« is of an I h rough rrmiljr ao«t Inlelllgenlly In eft)« lent and «»«it iiiud population « i< a «ed appC’l'iLitlona for Ila nupivort. l althfully yuui Neon«! Particular isiln» have been WtMiltROW WlUtON taken to foster prod' • tl««a by every Hou A F. Ier. t'balrmau Commit pn«mi»lng menus and careful thought tee on Agriculture. Iloua« of lU'pre ban leva given cspe tellv to the mat sentati vaa lev of lm res «Ing the meat supply of tl«e tiafiun HEADS OF ODD SHAPE Third Grrotly Increased provision ha» lawn made through the enactment The Klien. Latten and Msqbew ss De of the «-»«>|>erallve agricultural rtteu earthed In the Talmud. ■l««u act fur «conveying agri«uHiirai In It is a matter familiar to every sta formation lo fermerà amt f««r Inducing dent of the Bible that the Hebrew Ihrm lu applv It This ple-e of legt» priests were required to iw physically isllon I» «m» nt the tmwt significan! sa well •« morally perfect without a ami farrro. hing m«-a»ur«-a for the elu bodily defect or blemish tn older to be Th« • nilón nt a lulls erer adopted by any eligible to servire In the temple ruvernment II provides for coopera Talmud, tn the tractate Itcrborofh. tl««n t«etw«*en the states ami the fed says a writer in the Medical lie-<<rd. eral r««vertimeli! Thia I» a highly Im •numeraire several defe<-ts which die pnria>’t at««1 slgnlfl«ant principle When qualify a priest from ndnUterlng In hte Ihr art I» lu full operation there will holy ««Hire Among the«» are the hilen t«e et|s-iidel annnallv jtml -r ita term« the lafton and the tnaqbon. The condition of kllon Is aecftbod as from filerai nod state reuircao alone, a total of over tatkaxsai In the direi a |«rson having a peculiarly shaped elm stl»n of the farmer and this heed, which to pointed at the top and amount I» tudfiv ami will tie In- rreslng broad at the bottom. The laftuu was a it » pp i-iiiet «i-I hv ■ onrrlluitbin« from man with a bead sliaied eaactly the ‘giposlte of the preredlng Tn use the I«» «I s hip , » || «IH permit the pine Ing in «a- h »f the *C<> rural counties »ipressfou of the Talmud, he had a uf the nation two farm demonstrator» '>••<1 very brand at the top and narrow a«««l ape teilst» wh<« will aastet ttR> at the bottom, like a lefee L a., a viciti.ifiatratvtrs lu the more difficult pumpkin. The elpreeslon tnaqb«>n. derived from problema confronting them Fourth Mysiemntlc provision for th«- the word hammer, refers to a hammer fi' t lime ha» la-en made for the «»In ■ha|««d head or. aa the Talmud de- lion of problem« In that Important half »cribes It. one with a prominent and «rejecting forehand and occiput. •>f arri« ultore whi' h concerna d!»lrll»u The terse dtvacrlptlons nt the bl Ion tl«>n marketing rural finance and ru iwwd aud teflon head given by the rot Mwanlvarlnn Talmud cuuhl not lie Improved on by Fifth Prtnl»l<«u was made promptly sny modern teatbook In medicine for the creation ««f an ..dice of markets and rural organisation and the appro Osman Pasha's Oaring priaII»ns tor thia ««(fi.e In« ludlug tlmae Ona of the m«l gallant generals that for eufonlng new awa deulctied to promote tetter marketing tiare been •ver surrsndrrcd to the rm my was Im rea-el tu gl.>srissr The more dlf 'toman Pa» I«« the Immortal defender th nil problems of marketing are twlng of Plevna Rurroun«1«M by an tinrueaa Iniv-llgal«-<t ami plans are In opera iirably su(s-r1<r army of Hn» la. th» Iloti for furnishing sMlaian«» Io pro man herd his flag firing for It'.* day« timers of prrivgialile» thrmigh a marke« Infth tin a br«s of 'flu»« men ««n the news »rrvl. e A »Imllat servi» » for ruemv and lowing Bu.tssi«>r hl. ««wo car It was old- when ¡.»th pro live alta-k Inn-»« -Is will t«e Itiaugnraled tia»n rtshms and aiumnn'rtmt fall««! that be during the year Mllth The probem of »ertirlng the de« Idl'd on that de»|«erate st tempi tn uniform grading >>f staple crops, of ml his wav through the Investing The attempt one of the moat regulating dealing» ami traffic In them army of develofting a t«tt«r ayatem of ware daring and roaolute In history failed, hou»«*s ami of providing m««re avail j and Osman was al last compelled to Ro Impress«! however able collateral f««r farm luana has tiren I admit defeat were the rnetfty with bls valor that as euv creafully dealt with Nevciilh.-< nder the <-ott<>a fntnres he was carried wounded through their act standard» for cotton have been e» ranks they greeted him aa a conqueror tabllahed the epargttuM of the fn with cheers and presented arms IT CAN’T Bt DONI! Real him, and restore to power In the Government the oM order, the Republican reactionaries, the guardians and agents of privilege and pre rogative? H«at him, and blot front the statuta books laws that register a century ef propre»»? NO. INOCEOl 9 Beat him. with the harvests ripening into such wealth as the country never knew before ? Reul him. with the Government’s credit the talk of the world? OREGON f SCIO Heat him, with labor employed, wages good and bappines« the out- wart! »eniblane« nt nation wide contentment? Beat him. with th* vanita of the banka of the country bulging and IgfislatioB already reacted winch ia the guarantr« of low interest rat ’ Brat him, with his neutrality achieve manta, whit h have made «i» th» one nation »*< ure from the criminal effusion of the red blood of the *ous and father* of the land? Beat him, when law is highly reapected. when the national honor ia We are pre|mrcd to take respected, when the flag has been made the signal at «nee of prepared»««« charge of funeral» in an and peace and our people home loving, God fearing and ready for higher up-to-date »unitary manner achievements ia the future than were ever chronicled in the past? Embalming ia done by a licensed undertaker. Satisfaction guaranteed Abstracta oí Title Lju»nuned Undertaking Parlor IT CAN’T BE DONE! N.I. MORRISON A N.C. LOWE VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL (LATEST PHOTOLHAPII) H. B. CHESS ATTORNEY AT LAW H. C. ROLOFF A udioneer WATERLOO, OREGON I F DM. I Fteaa 121 Ssret H»«m Sale dates arranged for nt The Tribune Office, Scio * Uniting I earning <inJ labor THE 03EC0N AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE A la its Sts ftokooia awd P rtysiglH De partmeat» to rnic»gv«1 in the great •I uniting Learning »ml L«b>«V. Forty-eighth School Year Opt SEPHMBER 18. 1916 t>»grre Cour»«s requiring a kmv high » liod ;.»«psralion. nre atteci the lollowtngi AOBICI'LrVBB. IB Depnvtm CoMMKKvK 4 l»rpnr’i",«to« KNGIN KKHING, » Heiwrlmreto, MINKS. » Depsrimewte. FtlKK-vTIlV, > Impart meats, HOMK h< <»xtiMIL'S. 4 Depart meat»; »»«1 PHARMACY. Votatlonal Cwuraaa reqs in ng aa Eighth Gra-le prep»'»' '” entrawev are >««re«l «a Agriculture, ihurytng. Commerce. Forestry Hom Mahvra. and Mechanic Aits Ph.rnracy with a two year high arhowl vntraaea requirearent SCHOOL OF MUSIC.—Meno, Strtag. Baro! »ml Voice Culture. C»tslo«ne and braatiful tnewreta«l booklet fv«a SCOTS AS FIGHTERS. They Weo Fam« In Form«« Daye Uw- d«« Many 0«<••«•«» Flags It would Iw «Urti nil to fitnl au army In Europe whl< b dnl ant coti tn In de sremlauta of the Kcottl»h •»Idler of furtune In Rwedeu Guatavua Adol phna had four lieutenant generate twenty-two entonela and many other Inferior er«, all Rrotamen. In hte A«14 rare Tua Rautrrnaa, I wto-m-Mto»i m cwavALxia aauwww servi«« He ufane«! that hl« «»«nqueats tn Gerwauy were due tn the valor of here ¿allant aoMlers Found A container for headlight In M’twovy the ltru«wa . t lb* Gordon* fat Aia glass of an automobile. Call at this( and the Imuglam» were t_ Even tu Germany the ut«t<|ultoua Rent office and pay for thia notice and was to be found and a General Ogilvy get your property « whore giamUatber wao a Itaxa««- ••• al <>oe time field marshal of empire It wir In Fren«« however that tbe Scot was rated tn«s»t highly and tbe old saving ran. “FMeir comm« on M coraste.** Ionia hnd such s r»»i«e«t f«»r these Mddtero I lot be ordained that his body should la« guarded night and day by twenty four Hcotumen This Renta Indignarvi was «»awtluiaed under the reign of nlue kings wlth«««a Inter mto«l««n for I Ao years King »’baríes Vil ral «ed another com pony >»f Brote called ’Tàens d Arms d E* «••.” > "««toting of ion bóreas and archers This forre bad pre redeti- e of all the French troops Uandon Chronicle I A"*Æ, ■v ■-cs •«vs ture» es« hang««» have t«erei put urnler Bara. aupervlaiou. and the sale of cotton baa Mrs Rmllev Her« we’ve bren mar bes-u pia«'vcl nu a firmer t«aate rled ten years, and my bualamd still Flghth The United Rlatea grain •ays I’m an angel Iler Friend It« standards a«t will secure anlformlty d<««M Im really mren It. my d«-nr? Mre In lhe gra.png of grain, enable the « I'erhapa not Hut don't yon think farmer to obtain fairer pebre for hte i*tn lucky tc her« a hoelmnd win» pre product ami aff««rd him an Inventive to I trade to mean III I'ltlatmrgb t’hrool raise Iwtter grade« of grain cto-Telegraph Muth Th» United »lata« wnradpua* » r~
