The Scio tribune., October 12, 1916, Image 3

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Aa EiceUeut
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Wm Ehlcrt. who is note proprie­
tor of the Ruas ho»»gr. in Alltany,
invites all of hia old friends and the
traveling public in general U> «ample
the splendid meal* he i« now serv­
ing
Good well prepared. nerved s«
you get it at home and without at­
tempting any unnecessary display •
ia the rule at the Buna house
If
eat
you d«YU re a good wholraome
and plenty of it. the Ehlert is the
tf
place to go.
Pendleton Normal School
Proven Necessity
((•»IM from
When in need of anything in the
way of job work, call and ere ua.
work at reasonable
We do Aral-cl
price«
Final Accasai*
MtiNMol TM. Ove Juaa It
The (»regen NaraiaJ
achm.l opwe.ad tbla wee a
eludente enrolled ikk.
largenl oa record tor etale Normal la Oreana . . . ,
bow t» car« tor large aludent body a probi* m . . , ,
<«ea baiag cr»wg«d lata auditorium with aealing aa
parity of bM
Oallenea tllle«l with evira >’h> rv la
alala»
M«r« I haa IM eludente aeatrd oa piai tor «
N»w board>ag b»u»«« rompl<*trd. addi'’ 'n« lr>
ua
log bouaea ballt and tanta ward
One hundred girla
■Jeep •« uppae floor ot aebool
Tb« »fflciaJ achoal report give« |M grad« paglla
la Moe mow th. t»r leacbar practice
ROBINS DECLINES TO MEET
MRS. FUNK IN DEBATE
Rand what thana yaw have elected la handle the
a/faira of your elate and who are thoroughly informed
regarding school condition* in (>rt;:B haie to »ay
concerning measure .¡U* on the ballot al the coming
election:
Raymond H* »>'*»• «ho was. chair
man •>.’ t'm r» tti i’r gramrite national
<m««oll**n m Chi- ago haa de* IInni
By James Wltbycemb«. Oov«rn«r «f Oregon
<t«rgon la unqueallorte
>n >>••« o»
«wrmal
«,h ->l w<wk an-t l*»adl* !■ <- ta Ih- < «
.....e tu* a
erkMl ot ima <laaa In Keeler » <*reg «
■ y J. A. Churchill, bigie Bwp«rintenu«nt «f »ubila
Inetrvctlen
I truel taal IBe vetar» of the Siet« «III «•»*•» la
ralet«,« ibe e<«r>4aig ol our . t. ^la b, »»t». i .«..>« a
«late Nenul 4, riusi ai »• «.. .»■
■y » L Campeoll. Freaoianl «f the University et
Oregsn
<1 .»«e» ene «dgltiwMl No* «Mi Massai ta wrgselly
a»»«t»S la viregu«
■y W J rise». »r«si4«nt «f th« Or«g«n Agricultural
Cs»l«g«
Ho • the »»••»• of »•»*
»er th« Miabuahmeni «f a
Il «ili gl»« a»e pio«« «re le - ,|.|»>rl ll>>» mese *e
By J. H Ackarmaa, Fr«a*a«nl Oregon Norma. IHheoi,
at Monmouth
a <M«f»l aMlyeia ef the eiiuailaa win lenvlu«« aay
. i.«:
i-«..« u«e4e a *
*‘»i s. »•».
• <>n ai.4 I'»«i4l«‘ea futa all tk» g.oriumeat te»
-menta
By the County Bcheel BuperintsnUanta of Or«gon
nee.‘K»<l that It le Ik« eeeee el IBe Caunly .» ,-sl
auperiniendenle of the Stale of Oreg,'». In
i«»nii»n
a« *mM«l mat ■«• eeei lete.eeta of lav u
..r the
Hielt 4«men4 I». *« sm 4 fa. Ititi«« »a« Ih» ir- loos of
tea. nero. an4 'Sai sa, ihe>er<w» ea4- «e ih.
i.»uvo
ateaeur« la »atal’llaa e Normal M« Wool at I’* ad.
By Mr» Chart«« H Casino*. Pr«s»4««l «f ine U*«J»h
Federatlen «f Women e Club«
”1 nao«* hea,»«ly -o4*»*e» lbe ItMAtUMB erf mh «I
Sckac al l*or,Sk«lan '
»rat Rettert C French. Former Pr««id«nl of the
Normal V«neel Locete« at Wootow
An Immegtaie aetaniiahiaeal uf eu«b • el-.il • I
«aitai p*><nl eu. A aa feadletaa sou IS pea»» a great ee-el
lu Ibe aisle af Oregoa
B F.* Mulkey. Ba FreeiSeal Beutnern Oregon Normal
Plumbing or Tinning
SEE
FRED OHLEM1ER
South feie of »be Hod..
Ilia Experience ia Worth Money
to You
Repairing
a
Portland Oragoa aa I
Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Bchssi:
' I »hall auepsrl Ike loraltaa ef aa Bastain tiregen
Marañal tb-baol al Peeglelaa '
State Board of RcgeiitB of Oregon Nortnnl School
decitin » that "llie net » sally for uilditioiiai Normal
school facilities in On gon w appurimi ”
Portland Chamber ol Cooimcrcf cndorvY niraaurr
.30X mid say Pendleton moal logical locutiini (or Nur
mul »chool m Kasterv On-gon
Meflfsy« L m » NegetuleJ
N. M. Newport
I
Attorney at Law
308 X YES is
• city arroBNtY»
oUCOON
a vote for your children
KAatert* Or«««« Miete Marmai M c M amr I l'ammllla«
Ry J H <)•!*> Ma«* r«n«itetnc». *>»•
NOTICE
been th« ft tend of tbe w**men
through their tlr'een yearn ft-In “
"I agree with ev»r« ward that Mm
Thompm**» haa »poken ' d»mlarr*l Mm
Graham proxy nxm1«» *»f th« notifl
ration *v*tnmlt!ev fn-m Idaho
“Tti*
»«»ndlrtone In tn» atate are the -atne a»
In Oregon, axrapt that we bate ha*l
tbe vote for twenty tear« and It wa-
given to ita without onr having to ftgbi
for It.
Tbe ('otigrennfotMil t nb>n ha
•peakera In Idaho now nrstng 11» t<*
«laughter the I'em»» rat« and free *»ui
«tatera tn tbe eeat
How «11!» that b>‘
Are women In the ea»t eo foollab aa p*
he led away by the mere de la rat Ion
•>f a candidate umiuppnrtrd bt III*
party that he» personally In fornr nf
a federal amendment*
•We«de««v Wdaon v«ted far
Haa Charlo« E Hug •• ever vetvd fer
auffragef Wilaon ba» don« ev«r»th*ng
eene»«tent w«th a be1»«* »n alat« rigl.la.
on« «f tha fundament«' pr ncopl«» «t
D«m*xr««y Buffrag« ran n«v«r win ••
a partisan .»eu«
A vnate th« 0«m«
arata «n wt .aa« and yeu h«v« I*.'led av
•ry chance «off rege h«e **
Won by W aen'a S ee n
SUFFRAGISTS CERTAIN
GF OEMObRATS’ HELP
We have chenp Eastern money
to loan on improved farms at
low rates, interrat payable
annually and
pre-paymrnl
privilege». Why not improve
your farm with some new I
buildings, or a new ttarn or I
buy that adjoining 40 seres" I Leader* Resent Efforts to Have
W’e fumiah the money.
Them Support Hughes.
HECKER &
BEAM. Alltany. Ore
WON
R. SHELTON
Coweycnsor
Abstracts oí Title Examined
OREGON
SCIO
Undertaking Parlor
Wc arc prepared U» take
charge of funeral« in an
up-to-date sanitary manner
Eml>alming ia done bv a
licensed undertaker.
Satiafaction guaranteed
N. I. MORRISON A N.C. LOWE
H. B. CHESS
attorney at law
o™
For Sale. —16-inch old hr wood.
t
Aah for price«.
1. G. Fallu«.
BY
WILSON'S
SPEECH.
“I Have Cenw Here te Fight WITH
Vau,** Ha Teda Nalienai Convention.
“Wilaon Voted For Suffrago. Has
Hughee**
Mrw Graham ef Idahe
Aah»
Notary Public and
ihr wh* h*» U r oui«« "D of Ihr «*’ »
V. st every <>tlw*r H um * tbsi I
V|»i|.d VI la title Illy I <ame to
ftjhl e-*utrlM»1y
| hardly kpow bow
I-’
ndu* I Ui-»elf wben I bave net
mite to Usb» suvtaaly. but with some
hasty
I have out«* to «uggeat. among ulb
er fblitg« thel when the forres of ns
r «ro »»radili working •»>*! the ti le
I» rta.it. i., mi-vi Ute ptnou you ura»l
not Ir afr .ld ib t It will not <->>!ne to
Ra ft.wal
W e feel lb • tide, we rojol«-«
n Ibe ’»rougi u. It.*'
Weniern wotnen wb« bava ned tbe
ballot eguali/ w*tb ’be mm fot aererai
yearn rvsenl thè interfereti-e *»f «aio oC
tbe facilone of auffracUta «mi tbe al
teuipt lo tura thè «uffrane • auae iato
an adjunct ot ibe RepuUHcsB party
The» belleve Ibey anow bow tu vota
atei Ibey ..retuae tu turu •galnel tbe
(reiuorrata, wbo bure d**i»e «o in u h fot
>t»^ir canna m thelr raspe ti>e «»atra
i la attitude la brought out « Irarly
in an ntervlew by Mi ola Greeley
Mnlth uatiooall) pr> tulnrul a- a writer
•il tbe staff of the New York World.
wttb Mro Alexander Th**tii|*o*»ti Imui
« ralle aatlo .al i-ommlttreman froai
Grogn and Mr» Tberoas M »irabeai
•f l oeur d'Alene Ida
“One wouhl tblnk." ubBsrved Mr»
rh<>m(«aoa lo MlssGreeley Kmitb (bai
If any Inatrnctlon 'a auffrage matterà
bad to I» glven It would * «me from
tbe «t**m«-n wb*- have won Ite »ole
ami do vote rnther tbsit frotn auffrs
glats In tbe es«t. wbo ara etti) dtaYran
cbteed
I a» a roung woman but 1
ha «e tieen lhr**«gb ih ree rami-a Igne far
tbe vota in Oregon
In tbe libai **am
l*algi> »t won tbrough tha co-opera
ti* in and betp and betief tn uà of
<nen of Oregon
o ideo by Democrete.
“We bave tieen vmlng *>nly •f*
, «aro end we are etili grateful to oar
men
*o wben tbe »'onere»«tonai m
lori a* a» epeeketw to Oregon to teli 0»
ro vote agnina! all temerti« we langh
ed ai them
Wby Bt tbo laat eler-tlan
tbey -ampalgned agnina! Georg» E
Charntwrlaln wbo lntr*idi>rad lire drx»
i gaffrau* I4M far Oreg<w_ and wbo bad
I
It la admit'«*! by
iiffm let» that
i heir ranee baa l*ern b«*lf»e«l greatly l*v
the apee*’h **r«*«l leni ttll»*’n ma*le t«e
for« tbe eou'rlillvm of the Nattonai
Woman Muffrag« a»*‘*>* iall* n af Allan
Re <*lt« on Se|'t *i
When the pte*»l
lent told them he bad * «»me here I«»
ftght with you' the 4 <••' -flffrugl«»»
gathered In N'lxon'a tbealrt arose and
•bewred him entbueiaetl* ally
Thia pledge t»y I he pr*-M»nt led Mr»
Carrt» Chapman Cart i«r«atrt»ut of tbe
«•an*’tat Ion t<> «av
"Too touched our heart« and won
(Mir fealty wben you «akl y*»o bad
come here to flpbt w th na"
"Tbe aatunlahlug t < ug about Ibis
movement." aakl Pre-1 lent Wilaon "la
n->* that It baa gr wu a» «lowly, but
tha* H haa grown an rapidly
• • •
I i»t a Utile ita|*atleni » iurttl>H-a about
tbe dl«. uaalon >f tbe
banuela and
meitvda by «b>rb I* la fn prevail
It
1« going to prevail an«l that It la a
very aiipertl« lai and Ignoraut view of
It wbk'b attribute« it to mere an* lai
onrewt
It 1» n**t merely Im auae Ibe
women are d » onleolc*!. It Io l*e< auae
tbe women l»av* «een rH*’i> of duty,
and that la oometbmg whl* h wo ao<
'••J ranuof re«l«t Inn If «» •w truo
Amerlentis we do not wish trt rw
•let
• • •
"A Lu-e led we . <wl bera •••uU”»
Political Announcements
V
Br«l|«ao W ö «’*« Í*reyr<eeívo (àwppart
•
W nan Mi l (. • »
C«overt I« Mate*' Raaaane.
the . ba Henne *<f Mm Xnioluelte Funk
tn n»«vl hr« in |««lbih’ debate *«n the
rea«-*ue wh« l*r .gr«m»l»e »otero ahouid
<.e ««iel to »«>te t**r Charles K ling lie«
wben l*tv»i lent W*llmm la la tbe n«’ld
MARK V
WEATIIERMlKD
of Albany
Candidate for Congres«
IRVIN R
Sill LIZ
Albany, Or*
lletnocratic I'andidatt- for the
Lt-gialaiure for Linn County
WIIAT I KTANl» Foil
MRS
ANTOINETTE
FUNK
ht« r*-f <»| Mr llot.lne Indicated
he w* uM dm ltne all offer» to
match Ingtr • wttb .ii*t»»neoi« on tbe
■ pir«ti«*n *»f l*r greeelve a* tl«ity In the
<irv-»ldmt l«l »am|>afgn
Mre Funk tn a law ver In f’hleag«*
«nd wa» nur ‘•f the prominent »»>ader»
«r th.’ i*»*. r»»—«Ir» nw>«rinent a<> l**ng
«• I’olonri K».«rV>*lt remained a! tbe
ehe eiul Mr lt*>bine hxight
b.’« l of it
able hi aide fur l*rogr«’»al» e pH« I plea
an«! »he «va« one of the n»*««l active
• annuittnrr» f«*r Mr Roblna In th«
•enatorial
a»u|>algn tn tlllnot» ton.
»«•ar» ago
Mr» Funk uow I« a member of the
X»»«» late < omuilttre *>f l’rogroval»«a
o *>i eratlm «Itti tbe l’enne rati* Na
tl»nal t'ami '<n Committee
Hhe put
tier challen*« t»« Mr Hotilna on tbe
high groiitn! of |nili|l< eervlre. «»king
»hat *>«' former a -*»lale «ubi»'It tbe
a»e of Wli»on verán» Hughe« to p»pu
ia» J«iri««
fa her letter to Mr K‘»Mna Mrs
Funk •Old
"In •IH. endnndne (he PnMfreagire
party with m» whole heart. I left I*
hind me a tradition *«f middle western
and New England Hepulillraiilam. and
when the end ame tn *he Auditorium
laaf lune ' r*«||ow»«d Tl>«*»l*»re lt<m«e
«•d! to the d«w of the Republican
cwinp with
th that the Repu»>tl'an
ratti **f l*’lb «i«« in .omielw
*»r
*ut fr«*n« »Ke lt«-i*nbli. an party
IHI7
.¡mt be end t*»u and I «vmdemne*! and
I waffed for • •«:»< that would i«*tni
*he new wgy
'It did t««u conte mil evepta uto
.nento«!» In their lin|**«tl dui fran«|>,re
•n*l aimln»i my lit« llnstb-n» ami 'ra,
1!tl**nt> ami vcaln«f mr »«»•■ tati* n»
«rid p»elo*i - ••» I waa tor*«.» tn ber««ty
»• «.Mil •• aam I the» Woed««w V/*t
•an greater I* »n «<« party, a tea '•* e!
»I» part» ►»«» *n larr« measure kept
lor I « Prugt»•■«^•> It«,» centra«! af
f»rm«d by them •Rd
the people
"I am Inviting fon now Mr H»btne
tn Join me tn a •<»rirw r»f 'Itebnfr« the
quewtkm tn be reonltwt and the ar
ran«.«ment» to lie made through <>nr re
«pe* five committee« «neh dettate» to
Ite held <1ur!ng the amnaign It being
nn«1er«f**od that the resolution *»f the
<|Oe«ttm> «hail . «improbend all matter«
profterly at »»’te in the mind« of I’ro
«rosaire» »reklng their political afflila
»Ion fnr ibi *
Withering.
•
E do b Met mon an »»id timo Iowa
lawyer, on one < mv «*I oo «i'i*irr»1 la
fore ■ young Judge and In enfnroe •
pom» be devlrwd to make brought with
him and at'emtilrd tn read Ria- ketone
to the court. wlM>reu|H>u the young
Indre after moving uneasily at»>ut In
bl» ral for aw bile. en Id. "Mr East
man. I've read Ria* katona "
Oh
he«
ye"' re»t»x»<ied tn-cR
looking at the Judge over the top of
hl» afwdarlea with aa air of sarprlse
Caae and CumutenL
I
If «*lvcU><i to the ilgmlaturv. I Will
not only upiold all law» that have
lawn enacted by th«’ vote« of the
people, but al«> all la»» that are
voted uta>n favorably at the eotning
election.
If elected 1« the legialature, I will
endorse a bill to prohibit the »ale of
alcohol in drug atorea.
My slogan ia and »hall la*
away with graft in the legiatature
or do away with the legtalature.
I favor a buainetm legndature.
you want a political tnixup, don't
vote for me
(Paid wlv.)
VELMA G. DAVIS
of Alltany
Democratic ('nndidatr for
County
Recorder
I'EIU Y K. KELLY
Hr pubi nran Nominee for IU* «-lection
for
Circuit Judge
Two to elect
Add rem. 117 W. 6 th Street
Albany, Oregon
Federated Church
W*K>. ORKGON
Sunday School
10 a. m.
Preaching
11 a. ni.
Christian Endeavor. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m
Song Service
7:30 toNIMIpm
Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:S0p.m.
Brother Meikeljohn. lx-ader.
H B. Iler. Pastor.
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