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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1917)
i*G.*& ,-Ir* f*< \ * * > •*' a tr . *#. ’ I AZ’*:“. ' * ’ S ■ • ‘iy* ’ 'a ♦ -*• * I» ’•w <U • ?..* * ‘ .*41 ** 1« » road, surfaced with gravel THE SCIO TRIBUNE <>r purpoae crushed ruck, will be found < ; 4r' . ■ r - a jg, ¡¿febiLc,* ’ ........ ..1 bi * s*N**aa«S»A« It is not the purpose of th« gov ernment to mn fl »rate a fair margin superior to the paving for present of profit, b«t to abolish corners on Htiun HKk Hn<«.. Prom cum modi tie» and the creation of conditions, «Mpecially for winter IBBt'KD «VKttY THUIUtDAY BY ’< trawl. Fresh Meats oi All Kinds false ■hot tagr« The government T. L. DtHXiKB. Kl’ITOB AND raor desire« that the producer shall re Oregon is not wealthy enough at Reasonable Price» the present time to build road» for ceive a fair margin of profit over Entered at the tawU-ffice at Scio. joy riding ami tourist travel. When the cost of production and wishes to Main Street Scio. Ore. Oregon as second clans matter. our road system is right for com bring the producer and consumer mercial purpose» and we have grown closer together, by cutting out some SVWtIUmoN. IN ADV ANO fl. 50 in wealth and population sufficiently of the middlemen's profit. AT «ND OF YKAM „ 1.50 then we may undertake the paved Railroads pursued a policy of ex DR. A. G. PRILL SIX MONTHS _ .75 road luxury. But just now. market tortion until the people forced the Notary Public ana Physician and Surge«« roads demand all of our road activl government to set Now the food Com'<ycn»or ADVKKTINING RAT»: handlers are due for the same regu ties. Unite Attended ! The present road ls«nd scheme is lation. In fact the day is not far Day or Night lx«cal advertising, per line___ be Abati act» of Title Examined chiefly for the use of the automo distant when thy government soil Display advertising, per inch 10c SCIO ... ORE. bile. Thb is not denied by the bond be compelled to fix prices on all Display advertising, long time, see enthusiasts. They mv "let those commodities In order to protect the OREGON SCIO manager, who destroy the roads build them" dependant consumer from the greed Extended marriage or death notice« ■ Com and point to the double auto tax as of human vultures in trade tier line 3c the plan to accomplish that result. petition served as s price leveler in Special rates <m long time display BEEF PRICES In a general way. thia b good logic. former years, but competition has advertising. Hut If paving destroy» these roads given place to combination. Nor I Oc and 12|c Roiling Meats for teaming purposrs. as outlined are our retail merchants blamed for 12|e and 15c Roasts above, will not the damage result these conditions Manufacturers fix Steaks 13c. 14c. 15c PAVING SUITABLE ing to commercial use» overbalance the price at which their products Hamburger made FOR AUTOS ONLY even the benefit accruing for auto must lie sold and the retailer ia 15c while you wait mobile enjoyment? compelled to sell at the price« die- T’Ai <*V«r^e/ thaï à /I/»aya Serving After all arguments have been The plan proposed means that laird to them. sulmiilted, it must i*e admitted that double the (6,000,000 will have The co«t of production and the paved roads are ehiefly suitable for | been paid when the txinds mature price the final Consumer must P*> rubber ah<»i vehicle». Unless our and have been paid, principle ami are too far apart and it ia quite ■ horses shall tie »hod with a material interest. Would it not tie a I tetter time that the government should do other thun iron and steel, a paved plan to use a macadam surface, a bit of regulating. She demands roadway will always l*e dangerous which wou'd be servicable to auto our young men to go out and fight to them, especially when attached and team alike and avoid this (12,-1 foreign injustice and It b simply to a heavy load. When pavement 000,000 debt to secure (6,000,000 | right and just for the government 1» wet or covered with frost, it is of road, not servicable for teams at to protect her citixen» against human DEALER IN difficult for a horse to travel there all times' Just think about this greed. on. even without a load, if the road matter seriously lie fore you go ink) way b inclined to even a small ex the voting booth <m June 4. VOTE "NO” ON THIS TOO tent. In Oregon, country r>>ads are more or lens hilly. Hard surface GOVERNMENT FOOD CONTROL Just at the present time when the these hills and it will lie found im- United Stales b entering into war. | mi « m I>I c (or teams to haul even light A bill u now in congress which the end of which no one can tell, loads <>n a frosty morning or when will place the control of food, its nor what the cost may be. is not a they are wet. as will lie the price« ami dbtributton in the hands . good lime for the state to incur any case frequently during our Oregon of the government. This control indebtedncss or expense which can winters. will probably be ««tended to in be avoided. Fur this reason many During the pant winter, this clude clothing, shoes, etc., as well. people will vote against the road writer witnessed a large and valu That is to mv that the government bonding bill who, under normal coo- able team attempt to haul a heavy Cash Paid tor Veal. Hogs, Hides and Cascara Bark will establish a maximum price and dilions. might vote for it. load on First street in Albany, when There b. also, aaother bill which destroy speculation largely in food Prices Right the pa|M<ment was heavily coated calls for the expenditure of (400.* products. with front. The hor»es »were near Our Mollo: I hrr and Let Lve The present sbnormal prices fur 000. which can be positioned for a ed) able to stand and were in almost everything we cat ami wear, few years without any material danger of falling al every step. due largely to greedy speculators, injury. We allude to the building Should either of these animals have SCIO OREGON is forcing the government to take of the proposed new penitentiary. fallen, it is doubtful if he could this step and it has long been No doubt the present building is have arisen to his feet, Even auto« obsolete and not up-to-date. Fusnibly overdue. when turning corners, are apt to The present price of wheal, prob Its sanitary conditions are not of the skid, resulting in more or less dam ably. one-third of which is due to mudern ideals and. possibly, may age and injury to the occupants. A the speculator, is certainly one of not be conductive to the best of Port hind man is now in a hospital, This is a the first objects the government will health fur the prisoners dangerously injured from this cause. matter of which The Tribune has consider. There is too wide margin to go East Paved roads are suitable for level but small knowledge. Hut we do between the pioducer and consumer. country, in dry weather only, when VIA And thb Mme fact will apply to know that rvery prisoner now there, even a dirt road answers prot«blv nearly all other commodities Deal« could have avoided the state's hospi as well. So. farmers, if you wish to ora and manufacturers take advan tality, if he would. AU that b requir provide a means which will dcstrov tage of abnormal conditions and ed of the citixcn in order to avoid the ability of your hurw’s to draw a have IxHwled pnci-s almost beyond becoming a state charge in thb un Before selecting the route for your next trip East Con load, mv nothing about the danger sanitary building, ia to live right the limit. <>f crippling vour animals, vote for aider these three important things; The present price ni wheat. My and obey the laws. And it is no these pave bonds. Hut if you want 8 cents per pound, docs not justify hardship upon anyone to do this. a road over which your horses can a price of 6 cents per pound fur Indeed aiaiut 1600 of our citixens travel with reoannable safetv and Steel cars, through standard or tourist sleeping cars. flour, yet such ia the casr at the do comply with the laws and live draw a moderate load, vote against unexcelled dining cars. present time. If it takes 72 pounds moderately right, fur every one who the paving bonds. of wheal U> manufacture a sack of transgress the laws and are sent to There is no question but what flour, the coal will be (2.16. Give the penitentiary. l>aving for streets in cities In s great the miller the offal and a fair margin Rock ballast, automatic block signals, heavy steel rails. Now every citixen of the state improvement over gravel or crushed of profit. Hour should tie sold for knows that th«* penitentiary b not consistant speed. rock. Hut for country roads. not more than (2.60 tier sack. As an ideal place in which to live and es|»-eially where hills arc to be n matter of fact flour can lw bought that the restraint to which he is negotiated. |>aving will be found not in Albany at that price at the pres there subjected, is not pleasant. Known throughout the country as ‘ The Road of u Mlisfactory. Thoumnd Wonders.” ent time. We a»e required to nay Yet the law plainly states that if It will Iw found twcrsMrv. if we |.1 per Mck in Scio. Why this dlf- you commit certain crimes, confine adopt the iwved roadway. to pro ference? ment there will lie the punishment. vide an additional roadway of gravel Potatoes are sold for almost any The remedy is obvious—don’t com Our Agents are well informed. Ask them or crushed rock for teams. Other orlce demanded. Yet everyone mit the crim«. regarding train schedule«, or write wise teams will have to wear sharp knows that 15 to 20 cents per pound As a matter of fact a penitentiary heel and toe corks, and this would is much too high and beyond the should not be made too pleasant, ruin the paving in one or two years. ability of working people to nay. because the population therein b sur« to I* increased. It should be IGth of these necetMry food pro The question then is. can we a pl»«* so dreaded that men and afford to build paved roads for auto ducts have been boosted because of women will prefer to live right than use only? If every lax payer looks j s supposed shortage. The report to go there. So thb is a measure at thb matter from all angles, he is greatly enlarges this shortage for the voter can safely vote "no" upon sure to vote "no." He will do so the one purpose of Ixsisting prices. for the inmate does not deserve to If he thinks our roads are to be Of course the boosting was not done live in a palace at public expense. used chiefly to get our farmers until the great bulk of these pro Arthur'* Beat. •ADVERTISE IN crop« to market. Perhapa. when ducts were out of the growers hand». What is known as Arthur's Rast la a all farmers own motor trucks with Food control will stop all such kill cast or Edinburgh, tbs capital of which to market their crops, then activities, for wh«n a maximum «•»tland. It is a «trans» formatoti In paved country roads will be desir price b set by the government, tbb abaps of a Iloti and is *22 foot high./st ths able; but such conditions are many there will be no incsnUve to AND GET RESULTS ia the future y-ek The all- food vultures to Scio Meat Market H. B. CHESS Attorney Law R. SHELTON SANITARY MARKET ur *♦* McKNiGHT & DALEY. s J. F. WESELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds J. F. WESELY CALIFORNIA SERVICE SAFETY SCENERY LIBERAL STOP-OVERS S outhern P acific L ines Portland Rose Festival June 13, 14, 15 THE SCIO TRIBUNE I < « I
