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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
’» 1 • • * ' ‘t j». * » - w>*4k« M W* % > ■ •• i ♦ ’ - W- ▼ THE SCIO TRIBUNE the result: Bankers have Ixwn so busy making Esropean war loans nod manufacturers were making si inaligli EVENT twukboay BT much money in manufacturing muni T. U IHMXiBB, ElifTO* *N1> FBOT tions of war, that they forgot to | watch congress and I'rcnklent Wdaun Entered at the i> «tortine at Scio. has slip(M!«l several things over on Oregon as second rias* matter. things which the people have fl them *VMNCRJMTON. IN ADVANCE 11.25 AT END OF TEAM SIX MONTHS 1.50 .75 ApviumjMNti bate *: l»caJ advertising, per line Display advertising, prr inch 6« 10c Display advertising, long lime. s»-e manager. Extended marriage or d»-ath notices per line 3c Special rates on lone lime display advertising POLITICAL SELFISHNESS long wanted. The regional bank law has marie it impossible for tankers to bring on a financial panic as of old. The farm loan tank« will enable the farmer to tarrow money at just as low rate of interest as the railroads or Wall street gamblers. Is it any wonder that the tankers, manufac turers ami railroad-» are fighting Wilson? He ha» daatmyed their rich pickings and the restoration to power of their friends, the rvuubli- can party, is their only hope to lu given the big advantage over th. people again. So while the European war ha» l«een the cause of giving the farmer bigger prices, it has lax-n the greater blessing of causing tta privik-ged classrs to ta lax in their watchful ness sn<i Wilson, -jespiwd by tta privileged claw», ha« <dipp»«l wvera! good thine« over on them What has he -i<>ne for you. Mi. Farmer, who is paying N p»-r cent •»n your mortgage? lie has enabled with our lumbermen, the railroad suffers no penalty therefor, while the shipper well the «hutting of mills and logging camps. I*ecau«e of lack of cars, tells the st-»ry. Now if It Is right fur th«- ahlpper to ta te-najixed for negb-ctmg to load or unload a cat promptly, and it Is. it would ta equally just to penalise the railroad for m-gligencv in supplying s car wtan ordered. The disposition of most Iaw-n>ak- Ing bodies is to treat the railrnada justly and «-quttably. At the sane time th«- putdic should ta protected from danger resulting from railway neglect Other railways in Oregon seem to be able Iseotnmamker ttairi cars and there seem* to ta no com-1 plaint of tta S. P. in < aiifornia. But in < alif->mia tta S I’ has strong] cumprtmg lines while it has a mono poly of tta Oregon! aiifornia carry ing btiMineiw, which seams to make c<>n«id<-ral4e difference. If congress an-1 state legislature* enacts corrective legislation, tta railroads and th«- Southam Pacific in particular, will have themselvv«! For Sale F «lera#«! Church SCIO. OKKiioN Four pmea-nger Buick auto, model Suiwiay firhool 10 a. tn. 25. G-««i condition. *175. Address Pieaching 11 a. m L. C. F»tx. Albany, Ore. 7-20 thristian fiademvnr. 6JW to 7:30 p.m I S>ng Service 7:30 to B.00 p.m. I gy-T Me« ting. Thu rm lay 7.30 pm. ! Bruttar Meikeijohn. l>**ler. Il B Her. Pastor es. Aime».-** El« rilZZ B lairstown H1ZZ J. F. WESELY -------------- DEALER IN ---------------- Staple and f ancy Groceries Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc. Held and Garden Seeds Perhaps a large mujority of the American ¡a-ople are controlled in their political action by selfishnees. ( ash Paid for Veal, flogs. Hides and Caacara Batk only to blame !n-l«-»-d. all <-»»rrect- Their political principles are of the Price* High/ ive legislation for tta railr-isd» ha- dollar variety. If to this numtar l»vn caused by the neglect or care- we aild those who belong to a parti Our Molfu l.tTK end Lei Ln'e leaness of the. r-Hkl*. The ¡*ople-ta- cular party liecatise they were a» damned »pint on their part, simply educated. then there would be I nil has foldtl l«-glslKlive bodies to grt a comparatively few people D<>( OREGON you tn replace your loan with a b busy. listed. Arwl this same Ask the average eiltxen why hr per cent mortgage School commence»! Monday, on »5 per cent will ¡>ay the Intervet and is a republican or a democrat and paper, a Illi the teactars all over at discharge tta- princiiml in 35 year». he will answer in generalities. A«k Corvallis attending th»- institute ( *n you affard to defeat a president the banker why he is a republican. and c«>ngrtHM which has ma-Is your Some year- ag-> when teachers were for moat tankers are republicans, r«>dcmption possible? paid only for the actual numtar of and ho will tell you quickly. because Farmers and wage cainem, why days »tent in the school room, the republican party has l«een tta will you not borrow an idea from teacher» attended institute» on their more friendly to the banking inter I am prepared In do your ¡tainting or paper hanging the political acti<»n of tta tanket own time ests. Ask the manufacturer why he on short notice, at reasonable rate«. Refer you to is a republican and he will tell you and manufacturer and vote for your J. F. Wisely as U> the character of my work. The a hour law recently enacted without a quibble, tacauss the re own interests? Is it ataut time for Estimates of material made. Give me a trial. hurriedlv by c-ongreva is but lr-na- you to refuse to ta made a catspaw publican party has given and will Wtan th«- commission aulh<»r- by these men who have grown live GEORGE GIBBONS, Seto, Ore. give him high protection. ixcd to investigate the law when in K Ask the employe of the manufac enormously wealthy through the actual operation, makes its r«-j»>rt turing industry why he is a republi enjoyment of eprdal privileges given to eongrvw» next winter, then a can and he will tell you liccauae his them by republican cimgrvom« ami permanent law relative tn the eight- manu factuing boss alway s shut down presidetiu? Tta Wilson a<imini»tra- hour -lay will he enacted. the mill when a democratic govern lion is about tn give you farmer« ment is elected. Ask the farmer the same privilege that the liankers. One of the tendencies of the age is the desire of people why he votes the republican ticket manufacturers and railroad« have to live beyond their mean», to make credit take the liven enjoying for the pa»t fifty and he will say because I am a re- place of cash b- have debts rather than a balance in publican and my father was a re- years or more. vit ch.-ati money. the bank. Credit has ruined thousands. A tank account Will you smite the hand which offers publican ha* never mined anyone. You can always get credit to treat the farmer with as much when you have a tank account You cannot always get Now the tanker has no scruple« credit without one Why not begin your account here? in declaring his political action. It cunsideratloa as it has treated big la-l-b« or liollars. you can accumulate either. Which in is purely selfish, lie knows republi buMines«'* ('an you afford to turn the years to come will give you the moat satisfaction? the government over to the stand can lawmakers have protected hi» I ha«« *« r>«4u I! I ha«« aa«w to th« ««•a».« at arMv-H»»« II. H ro. interests ami that that party- ha» oat privilrge«l claam*» who will un-i<> enacted laws which has enabled the the work Wilsm has accomnlistad tanks to bring on a financial panic for you if they can? This i» just ALBANY •«•tmt»a«msw OREGON whenever it has suited their pleasure what the election of Mr. Hugh«-» IRVIN R SCHILT/. to do so The bankers have thus and a n-publican congress mean» Altany, Ore. been permitted to milk the Ameri That ia to sav tta privilege clasM-« Ih-mocratic Candidate for th»1 can pevple, whenever lhev have felt will endeavor to have tbeir former Ix-gislature for lann Oonty monopoly of special privilege re disposed to do so. The manufacturer, whenever he stored. WHAT I NT AND FOR So Mr. Farmer and Mr. Working has had high protection which has If elected to the legislature. I will enabled him to increase hie prices, man. do H» the tanker». manufac- not onlv uphold all law» that have has pushed business and was ready turvrs and railroads do- vote for been enacted hy the votes of the to shut down his plant whenever his Wood row Wilson and your own people, but also all laws that are spt-cial privilege was denied by a re interests. voted upon favorably at the coming duced tariff. Hence these liankers election THF. CAR SHORTAGE and special privileged manufacturers If elected to the legislature. I will arc always ready Bn make hard endorse a bill to proh dot the sale of Oregon’s lumtar industry is being times for the people whenever the alcohol in drug «tom. democrats have In-cn placed in con- surely crippled by lack of cars to All trains atop at My slogan is and shall be "‘do trol of the government They (the carry their product to market. The away with graft in tta legi statu re EAIR GROUNDS bankers and manufacturer*) can railroad people lay the blame to or do away with the legislature. stand the hard Innes pressure, lie their inability to have their cars re I favor a business legislature. If cause they have the money and can turned fr<>m the Atlantic wat*Mird V«>u want a political mixup. don't LOW afford to take the vacation, Tta to the Pacific coast. Hut. as the vote fur me. tankers reap a profit from a finan Southern Pacific seems to ta the ROUND TRIP F ARES (Paid adv.) cial panic, that 1» to say the big only big railway system trouble«! in will ta on «aie bankers, ami the indhu facturrrs dis this way and her lines in Oregon An Excellent luume from all statmna ■ pose of their surplus products "P m 'V about the only section suffering in in Oregon do not suffer. Hut the working men car shortage, the assigned cause W’m. Ehler t. who is now proprie and farmers, who must sell their seems a little thin. Thrre must 1« Sept 21-30 inc. tor of the Ruas house. in All>an>, products at a greatly reduced price, another and mure powerful reason, mvitea all of hi* old friend* and the if it can be located. do suffer. The return limit ia traveling putdic in general to »ample When the railroad places a car on Had it not l-v*n for the European the splendid meals he is now serv war. America would now be having a siding to ta loaded or unloaded as October 4 ing. Good well prepared, served as the most stringent times of her the case may be, after a specified you vet It at home ami without at history. Hut the great demand fur time the shipper is charged demur- tempting any unnecemry display, manufactured products and for Iage if the shippr' doss not comply is the rule at the Russ house If further tnfcwra money to carry on the war offered with the railroad’s regulations. The X-.l amt «r «nu you desire a good wholesome cat such enormous profits that the demurage charge is to prevent car M. Scarft. General f •—•«- A ssm rwnlaaS. Oawas i and plenty of it. the hhlert h» the tankers and manufacturer« could shortage and the road is warranted place to go. tf. not afford to follow out their *u»l<>- in making such regulations. Hut I mary tactics, of depression whenever ¡when a shipper order* a car and It Tha Scio Tribune. 11.25 the year is not furnished, aa is the case now the democrats are in power. Note J. F. WESELY Painting and Paper Hanging CASH OR CREDIT ALBANY STATE BANK OREGON STATE FAIR Salem, Oregon Sept. 25-30 inc. Are You Going) % I SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES <