The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, April 26, 1917, Image 2

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which has hitherto been ap­
THE SCIO TRIBUNE) money,
plied to our roads and the i mill tax
Scio Meat Market
the dmpiwd French held up and
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turned back his highly prized fight­
H ouxbkk Bans. Props
levy as well and the taxpayer will ing machine at the battle of the
have to make up the deficiency, tn Meme. How great must tie his
IMMÜKÜ KVKMY TMUWH1AY BY
AUCTIONEER
I
Fresh Meats of Ail Kinds
order to carry the measure, an disappointment when he now be
T. L DtKXiKM. KPITDR ANO PhOT
elaborate road sketch is included in holds his fighting machine being
Reasonable Prices
the <*am|iaign argument
Anylxidy, driven back by both the French and W a TKUI/ m *
O xsuon
Entered st the t»»stofllce at Scio,
including the bond advocates, knows Flriglish troops, which he expected a. r. » »>. i
I'lMM Ul B WH «MM
Scio. Ore.
Main Street
Oreg'»« as aerond class matter.
And
that it will coat anywhere from to conquer in a few months
fifty to one hundred million dollars how he will I m * surprised when Sale dates arranged for at The Scio ■artSSS» tases Basstastod
Nalarv PaMx
11.50
auiMcitirnoN. in apvanck
to pave these designated roads. This American troops intrepidly face his
Tribune
Office,
Scio.
Ore.
I
1.50
AT KNÜ or YRAB
Surely, be­
is a sum too atupenduous for Ore­ long trained l>aia)lions
.76 gon, with her present population I cause of the lernfle loos and suffer­
SIX MONTNS
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Attorney at law
and wealth, to consider. It would ing of his own people, he must soon
ADVKRTUUNl] XATWI:
mean the doubling of our present! be willing to cry "enough **
axrv am>a*x»>
5c taxes for all time, and that means
ljucal advertising, per line
Th«* kaiser is now rapidly learning
Notice. We have an un­
LSBAMON
Display advertising, per inch
10c for the slate to retrograde instead the fact that it does not take as
limited amount of funds
long to make the best of soldiers of
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Display advertising, long time, see of progress as we desire.
to lend on farm security
The people who advocate this Freemen as it does of Tils own people
manager.
at <1 per cent per annum.
DR A. G. PR It J-
Extended marriage or d*-ath notices Initial bond issue, do not expect that who have never, by experience,
Long lime loans desired.
learrn
l
the
meaning
of
the
word
the
state
will
ever
pay
off
them*
3c
net hru*
Physician and Surgeon
No delay.
Special rates no long time display bonds. They are trying to place a The freemen has a spirit and morale I
Calls Attended
1 perpetual interest paying bonded which the man who has always been
advertising.
debt upon the state. Can we afford held in subjection cannot have. He
Day or Night
it at the present time? Can we af­ finds much more in life than does
SCIO
ORE.
BOND ISSUE DUE TO
ford to pursue a policy which will the man who has hern educated for
HECKER A BEAM
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY reduce the value of our city property generations that the king and titled 133 Lyon St.
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Albany, Ore |
and farms, just to build roads, nobility are superior in every way
chiefly for the Ix-ncfit of the auto­ but physical strength, to himself.
Some of the readers of The Tri-
The kaiarr, with a nation of fiO,-
mobiles. whose us«- is chiefly for
bum- may I m * getting tired of thc
000,U00 people, has builded up a
BEEF PRICES
pleasure?
articles which appear weekly in its
UUf people who oppose the issue, war machine which hr thought in­
10c and 12 jc
Boiling Meats
columns, especially those who feel •
should be up and doing. Bond advo­ vincible and the outside world waa I
12jc and 15c
disposed to favor the bond issue.
Roasts
cates are doing everything within of th«- «am«- opinion. So immense
All want good roads and are willing
Steaks
13c. 14c. 15c
their power to force the measure were hia arms of all kinds, and «>
to favor any proposition which
Hamburger made
upon the people. No subterfuge is perfect were the evolutions of his
15c
promises that result. So d«x*s The
while you wait
too low or too small for them to re­ men at arms, that France. England
Tribune. But when a proposition
sort to. Even this libel suit against and even the United States regard­
‘Che .'YCarlfet that u Always Serving
is propose«!. winch this paper knows
tho Lebanon Criterion and Mr. i ed hia war conditions as nearly per­
is conceived for a selfish purpose
Steen is for the purpose of manu­ fection. Ami when the locwn of |
and which will render the state at
facturing public opinion, in favor of war sounded, all knew that the re­
large no benefit. The Tribune will
sources of the civilized world must
bonds, we are told.
oppose it as long ns it can get
Nearly all of the state newspapers Iw employe*! to defeat Germany's
money enough to pay its printers.
arc subsidised or hypnotised in am bi lion.
Everybody knows that the secret
favor of the bonding »rheme under
But German formidabieness has
and underlying purputt of the boost­
been over estimated and her cruel­
the general desire for good roads.
ers of the $41,000,000 bond issue, is
As a matter of course we all want ties and disregard of life has arous­
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the completion of the Columbia
the entire civilized world to the
the very best roads which we can ed
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highway. Had it not been for this
get and are able to pav for. We fact that German despotism must lie
incomplete highway, there would
are willing to tax ourselves to the «ulxJued Arid it will be. Th«* force
have lawn no bond issue proposed.
limit to secure this result. But in ’ of numbers and equipment, fully
But the counties of Clatsop. Colum­
the name of decency and good sense 1 equal to the tout which tier many
bia and Hood River apt>ean*d at the
let us |>ay our tax moneys for build- 1 can nroducc, is being and will be
legislature and said ”we have ex­
ing good roads and not to bondhold- 1 cnployed against her and. besides,
hausted our ability to borrow money
right and the liberty of mankind
era in the way of interest.
yet our road is incomplcted; you
The late fact that when our rural 1 arc behind the guns of her enemies.
must help us for we cannot now
After the great holocoel is over
help ourselves. " Portland was ex­ credit bonds were offered for sale,
and
the countries of Europe have
tremely anxious to have this paved not an Oregon man offered a bid
been
reduced to a pitiful case of
highway completed. She had bull­ and those bids offered were an low
destitution
and poverty, when her
dozed the legislature into appropria­ that the state board refused to sell
Cash Paid tor Veal. Flogs, Hides and Cascara Bark
wage
earners
have lieen either crip-
ting 125,000 per year to advertise at the price. These rural credit
pl«-d
or
killed
and
when
the
kixer
Prices Righf
her scenic highway and it would bonds should be gilUMgrd, for they
beholds the deplorable condition in­
have
the
best
of
security
behind
not do to have this highway in an
Our Motto: Lt»e and l.ei Lwe
to which his and other European
Incompleted condition. Multnomah them. These road bond«, except at
nations have b«-cn reduced and which
county had completed the road to a high interest rate, will sell below
he could have prevented, had he
her county lines, but could not have par as well and which will add
9CIO
OREGON
held hia ambition to rule the world
the three counties mentioned, raise materially to the cost to the sUte
in
check,
if
he
has
any
conscience
the money to complete the road for the benefit of joyriders.
whatever and sympathy for the con­
through their respective counties.
dition to which he has reduced hia
So the state bending scheme was SHOULD HAVE
subjects and others, his mental tor­
evolves) in order to complete this
TROUBLED DREAMS ture will he beyond endurance He
road. In fact this was shown when
will be having all the punishments
Clatsop and Columbia lobbyists were
to go Fast
The German kaiser must he carry­ of hell while on earth. But having
before the legislature.
ing a tremenduous load on his shoul­ liven born and bred to the velvet,
VIA
These three counties. including ders. Say nothing of the destruction he cannot know or realise what the
Hood River, have laxided themselves of life and property the German sufferings of the men in the trchch-
to the limit.
They are bankrupt soldiery has effected in Belgium and es are, nor of that of the thousands
and can no longer borrow money northern France and say nothing I of the poor women and children in i
except at exh<>rl»lant cost. Thev about the women and children his his kingdom.
Before selecting the route for your next trip East con­
could not raise the money to com­ submarines have sent to the bottom
The man who commits awful
sider these three Important things:
plete the much desired scenic high­ of the sea. the killing and wounding crimes, may be pittied for hia men­
way.
Multnomah had built the of hundreds of thousands of the best tal condition, providing he has «uch
r<>ad through her confines, but was man in hie kingdom affords and the a commodity, but hia menial suffer-
Steel cars, through standard or tourist sleeping car*.
unwilling to raise the money to starving condition of his people and. \ Ings are surely infinitesimal to what
unexcelled dining cars.
build the road through these other especially
innocent women and th«* kaiser is n*>w feeling but surely
counties. The counties were unable children, must present a spectacle not enjoying. Il should he. if it is
to do no and bonding the state was that should melt a heart of «fie­ not, hell on earth, lie should suffer
Rock l*alfast, automatic block signals, heavy steel rai In,
the only other alternative.
tortures because of the untold
mant.
consistant speed.
A very large share of the bond
When Austria declared war on Buffering he has caused.
issue will lie consumed in the com- Serbia, the kaiser could have pre*
Linn county has the lowest tax
pletion of this road. This is to be vented the clash of arms, if he had
Known throughout the country as ‘‘The Road of a
rates of any county in the state, yet
a trunk highway, pure and simple. but said the word. But. having
Thousand
Wonders.**
they are plentv high to satisfy the
It will have no lateral roads to siM-ak unbounded faith in the success of
people who have to dig up the
of. It rill not open up any consider­ hw military machine, which he has
money. Better still, she is out of
able agricultural sections, for It is been years in building up. he launch­
debt and can pay her bills when
Our Agents are well informed.
Ask them
not there. It is not nor will not be ed an attack upon little Belgium in
they are presented. At least five
regarding train schedules, or write
of commercial importance, except order to open an easy road to
counties in the state cannot make
for joy riding purposes.
France with Paris as his objective.
this statement and be within the
Now will the state tax herself to He believed that his military ma­
range of facta.
complete thia auto road to the sea, chine was so twrfect and unbeatable
Farmers gladly welcomed the re­
when the counties through which it that he thought he would have the
passes acknowledges their inability whole world at his feet in a few spite from rain the first of the week.
Two or three weeks of rainless
to do so? It is nonsense to sav it months, begging for terms.
How great must have been hia weather is wanted as badly as a
will coat the tax payer nothing, for
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astonishment and chagnoe. when (defeat ef ths Germans.
it appropriates the auto li
H. C
ROLOFF
N. M. Newport
61 FARM LOANS
FARM LOANS 61
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SANITARY
MARKET
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McKNIGHT & DALEY, Props
to
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J. F. WESELY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc.
I’ ield and Garden Seeds
J. F. WESELY
Costs Little More
CALIFORNIA
SERVICE
SAFETY
SCENERY
LIBERAL STOP-OVERS
S outhern P acific L ines
Portland Rose Festival June 13, 14, 15
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