The Scio tribune., October 26, 1916, Image 2

Now we are ask«*d to depose this to snow them under *• deeply as to Political Announcements
proven fnen«i of the common people convine, the rest of the world that
rul« in
(Paid Adurionim ^i
uad plane in Ms stead a man who sanity sn«i common
IMUBO BVKBY Tftt'KJtgAY BY
■wg« « verything which has I m »*« bc - Oregon and < that investments hen­
mtn pl i »had by Psa»i<i«nt Wffw>nand ar»* a* safe a* anywhere else
hie sunff^'M is wrtxig an<i should be
Entered at th« txtoffice at Scio, expunged from our statutes
We
REPESENT ATIVE DISTRICTS
Oregon as second clans matter.
are asked to displacs him with a
man who is backed and »up|»>rted
11.50 by invisible government, by Wall
One <>f the gravest objections to
our
primary taw is the fart that
1.50 street and by the Penr<M««s. Smoots.
nomine«*»
for office are usually taken
.75 Cannons and all others who oppose
from
oepulailon
centers and which
plaring the government in the hand»
results
in
not
a
fair
reprmantatiso,
of the people. To bring about a
anvgicnMMi; hatkm
targe, m
aav
of
a
county
at
chaage of administration and a
Ixical advertising, per line
ùe
political
government.
restoration of the old time order of
Display advertising, per inch . 10«
To illustrate: All
things and to again place the office»
Display advertising, long (ime. are in republican hand», a campaign of republican candidates
manager
abuse, misrepresentation and villifl- taken from the central part of
Extemied marruure or dealh noti«*»*» eation is («ring carried on by repub­ countv and within a radius of
uer Ime
Ite lican leaders
No president since miles of each other. All other can­
Special ratea «m ione lime display Lincoln's second ei«*ction is compar­ didates of both parties. save three
advertising.
able with the prewnt disreputable are residents of Al>*any. This is an
and discreditable wordy Maaulte unfortunate result of our primary
MARK V. WEATHERH1RD
WEATHERFORD
nominating
system
and
is
a
matter
against
Mr.
Wilsnn.
Bring
without
Albany
A Remarkable Man
of Allumy
a single tenabl« umuc to present t© which should tie remedmd if poss­
Candulatr for Congteaa
Candidate
Congrcaa
ible
Every honest man. If he will sim­ the Mold«, faultfinding and abuse
It can I m * done. In a measure in
ply drop his partisanism for s in the onlv republican stock in the
momrnt, must concede that W imm I- campaign, th«* wk ole of which ran th«* srltetpin of the members of nut
row Wilson Is one of the most re be sumnMid up in four words, they county court and also the memleis
of the lower house of reprewmta
markaMe men of our nation Taken want tbe«ifl>cra
During
all
of
Ihulr
abuse
and
lives, by segregating the count»
from a sphere in life which Is sup-
miarepr«Me*ntati<Mi.
President
WUaon
into
three
nominating district*.
po«*d to lie far removed from the
remitiiMt
»«renr
»n*l
unruffled
Hr
Much
division
might I m > authorised
turmoil of the political gams, hr
cannot
fw*
betrayed
into
saving
handi
by
the
legislature,
or it migh’ he
was made governor of New Jersey
d
*'w
by
a
sort
of
gi
ntiemen*» ayr«*e-
or
ugly
wonts
aliout
his
tradurer»
lie was made governor, bemuse th«*
His
pois
i»
remarkable,
for
hr
w
a
ment,
a»
now
prevail«
In the «election ,
political i>o«Mre «upiwMwd that hr wax
moral
upright
gentlemen
and
to
re
­
of
the
joint
senator
for Linn and
so unfamiliar with the
political
♦
I
jum
*
counties.
ply
to
the
billingsgate
in
like
kimi.
game that he would not Interfere
Take the South Santism and Cali-
with their plans and that they would is beneath th«* dignity ami thought
lie unhindered in carrying out their of a great man and a president of unoia rivers a. division linen and the Hrpu(>llcan s„mln(, f„r |U., |..c(l„:i
the United States. Whom th«* gods country would be divided into three
corrupt srhemw.
for
How they were footed. Their would deatroy. thev first make mad fairly equitable |>arta. Let the two
Circuit Judge
consternation must have been great, 1 Republican leader» are u»ing their i dominant political parties nominate
Two to elect
when they found out that Governor utmost endeavor to make Mr. Wil ■ each a candidate for the legislature
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Wil*>n seemed familiar with their* son mail. Their attempt to destroy! at the primary election, hut let them
design» and was able to checkmate, him on November 7, will prove '• be voted for by the voters of the
all of their moves
He was able to| equally futile.
county as a whole at the general
The people now rralite that they I election Other Counties could make
defeat the selection of the main
democratic boss of New Jersey for have a strong friend in President BUch divisions as seemed equitable
U. 8. senator. This with other like Wilson. They f«*el that their inter-' arKj jUB(
Farmer«
accomplish men ts aa governor of the rets are «afc in his hands
The same divisions of Linn county
know
it
and
laboring
men
know
it. could, also. lie used in the selection
small but densely populated state of,
New Jersey, all in th« interest of Even three level headed railroad ' of judge and commissioners
If the
the great mam of th« cumnxm pro i i presidents seem to know it as well judge is taken from the central
pl«, gave hun a natioo-wid« repute as that of several of our leading part, let each of the other Parts
Woodrow Wilson
tion. A "Daniel" had be«*n discov­ manufacturers.
supply the commissioners. That is
is
certainly
one
of
the most remark-1
ered in the president of Princeton
to say if but one commissioner is to
university. Not only the democratic able men our nation has produced. ' ‘ jbe elected, let the divisional section
tarty but th«* people. who had long
from which th«* member should
A DUTY TO OREGON
sought deliverence from the money
come, «elect both the republican and
power and malefactors of great
democratic candidates
This would
wealth haled the diacoverv with jov.
No well informed per* m supp<MM*» make the county court representa­
Within two years after Governor for a moment that the full rental tive of the county. It would make
Wilson's electiun. which resulted in value land tax amendment that will the court more familiar with the
the routing of corrupt btMMiam in lie on the Oregon ballot this fall will n«*«*ds of each portion of the c >unty
New Jersey, th« democratic national be approved by the voters
Its at first hands, with the roads.
convention at Baltimore nominated chief purpose is to take the land of bridgt*s. etc. The court would be
Governor Wilson for the presidency. Oregon away fr<an those who own more familiar with the manner in
This nomination was made in spite it now and give it to others, and which road supervisors handled their
of the opposition of New York's the people of this state have no de­ work. In fact, it would keep the
great Tammany organisation and in sire to Mexicanize themselves in court more nearly in touch with the
spite of the opptaition of the Ryan» thia way. The amendment will l>e people and. necessarily more respon­
and other plutocrats. He was nom­ defeated, of course.
sive to th«*ir wishes.
inated at the demand of tiie rank
But it is not enough merely to
As a matter of fact, each sub-
and file of the democratic tarty ueteat
defeat II.
it. In
order to preserve
in orner
prwrrve the
th. 4|vWed |>>rbon o(
throughout the nation. II is election gtKxl name of Oregon and assure . haVf> , ewnmi—<w,r. who
U |
followed and plutocracy and male­ better businew. conditions and great*
reMM>muh|e for
condition of'
factors of great w«alth. alnxat be­ er development in the future it u,. road, and bridge, in his nectmn I
gan to feel his power from the date must be snowed under so deeply as
and for th« manner in which his |
of his inauguration.
They soon to leave no doubt of the altitude of supervisors carried out the road I
found out that the limited power of the people of this state on such
work.
mind of the New Jersey governor freak measures. Prospective inves­
was capable of unlimltetl expansion tors and homesrekers must I m * as­
and that it was sufficiently deep and | sured that they can come to Oregon Ida Maxwell Cummings
comprehensive to reach out and without danger of having their in­
Nominee For
take in the entire nation, and that vast men Is Confiscated
his purpose to ameliarate the con­
Those of us who live here know
County School Superioteadeal
ditions of the great mass of the that there is no prospect of confisca­
common people, manifested as gov­ tory Isgislation like thia being en­ She favors personal supervision of,
ernor, was to maintain as president. acted
There have hern radically sch<»oh, thereby mv in* the taxpayer«
Th« long list of legislative accom­ dangerous measures on the ballot SI 200 per year, a supervisor's salary.
plishment*, all in the interests of at every election since the Oregon lwtier text books, and more praeti- I
the common ix*«>pte and not one in system was adopted and thev have cal work, especially in domestic -
the interests of th<«v who would ex­ linen uniformly swamped by the science. mannual training and agri­
ploit the government to their own voters, but people living ebewhere culture. which benefits the home
selfish purptNHW, exemplifies the fact
among them pnwpeetiv« investors and furnishes material for our
thai the people were not mistaken in Oregon do not know this. They (industrial fairs.
(Paid Adv)
when they ulaerd the destinies of see grab schemes on the ballot ami
the nation in his hands. Is it any
wonder that President Witoon has
won the enmity of plutocracy, of
the reactionaries and of the people.
who assume thst they were <*»p«M*ial-
ly created to govern the United'
States?
jutno to the conclusion that It is
unsafe to invest money in Oregon.
Good printing can be obtained
This m unfortunate, but under only where the proper types, press­
<>ur system of government there is es. material and expert workman­
no wav to prevent the appearance ship is found. The Tribune office
of wild schemes on the ballot year possesses all of these requisite« and
after year. Ail that can be duns is. I the priees are right.
Address. 117 W t»th Street
Albany, Oregon
IRVIN R
St III LT/.
Albany, (he,
Ih-niociaiir Candidate for th«*
Ixgixiaturc for Linn County
WHAT I KT A Ml FOR
If cl«*cted t<> th«- l«*gitdalure. I will
not onh uphold al! laws that have
been enacted by th«* votes of the
people, but al-« all laws that are
voted uu>n favorably at the coming
election
»
If elected to th«* legislature. 1 will
endorse a bill to prohibit th«* sale of
alcohol in drug stores.
My slogan is and »hall I m * "du
a a ay with graft in the legislature
or do awst wi’h th«* legislature.
I t<«.* i a buamo* legislature. If
\ >u v ant a |x>litical mixup. don't
Vid*’ fti
VE1.MA G. DAVIS
of Ali>any
Democratic Candidate for
County Recorder
J. F. WESEL Y
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Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Held and Garden Seeds
Cash Paid tor Vial, I Ioga, I hdcs and C aseara Bark
Prices Righi
(Mr Motta.
/.n*e and Ltt Ln*
J. F. WESEL Y
«CIO
ORFXX1N
Painting and Paper Hanging
>
I am prepared to do your painting or paper hanging
on short notice, at reasonable rates.
Refer you to
J. F. Wearly as to the character of my work,
Estimates of material made.
Give me a tnai.
GEORGE GIBBONS,
Sc». Ore.
DON’T BE SATISFIED
The persons who are contented with their lot neldom better
that lot. Be ambitious. Desire to lie something better, a
richer man or woman * Forge ahead ami forge ahead and
forge ahead. Begin an account here. Strain eyerv nerve
to add to it. lion’t I m * contented with a »mail account here.
Cut out every expense posaible Every dollar you save here
makes you that much richer, that much twitter off.
Tk» G»U GU iww » <■*»•« M to te otorto Me wtov tk u^tj
ALBANY STATE BANK
ALBANY
OREGON