The Scio tribune., May 24, 1917, Image 2

parallel the railroad« and
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river«, lhev will lw of «mail benefit
R. SI IEL.TON
people will buy profitable cows and |
sell them to farmers to be pawl for ■
in install menu. A g<»od cow wtll
pay for herself in one season, if
properly cared for and pay for her
keep at the same time.
So farmers, improve the roads
and prepare suitable buildings and
plenty of feed of milk producing
quality, and your bank account i*
sure to grow.
Of course the condensery people ,
expect to make money. But in do-1
ing so they will make money for
you and this will make money for!
in marketing crops, even with paved
Notary Public ana
road«, wagon or aute truck hauling
last KO KVKXY thumday by
Contcvcruor
ia impractical except for abort dis­
r. u puugks . Burma ami » raor
tances.
We may think railway
Abstracts ol I itle Hummed
freights are high but to attempt to
Entered at the poete thee at Scio,
compete with the railroad« with
Oregon a« second riami matter.
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wagon <>r truck for a distance of
thirty or more miles, will lie found
auB» RirnoN, in advancs
1160
more expensive.
at km » or ybab
160
After ail, road building whatever
SIB MONTHS
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..... ,... ...............75 kind it may tie, la l«aed largely up­
DENTIST
on eelf interest. We all want them
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constructed where lhev will be of
the miller and merchant. The con-1
I> k -*1 advertising, per line
, 5c most benefit to ourselves, our tewn
Rhone 27-7
slant
steady payroll will help all.
or locality. We look to our own
rvw i vs
Display advertising, per inch
10c
interests and let the other fellow for all will directly or indirectly get
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Display advertising, long time. see
look after his and this is the light a rakeoff from that 1200,000.
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manager.
There is a chance for you too.
in which we must consider this
More than One Million Dollars
Extended marriage or death notice«
bonding scheme and the activities boys and girl*. Raise the feed ami
was necessary to do this. We
per line
3c |
of the paving companies and these buy one or two cow* from the con
have already btought that much
Special rate« <* lone time display*
charity counties
Portland want« densery people, then care fur them
into the valley and have more
advertising.
You will soon
the Columbia h4ghway completed, in tip top manner
money to lend on farms at the
Notice. We have an un­
because it will be an asset to attract get a bank account which will give | lowest rates of interest and with
limited
amount of fund*
tourist travel. She wants th* Paci­ you a start tn life when you reach
privilege of paying ISO or more
SELF INTEREST
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to
lend
on farm sreuritv
fic highway paved for the same pur­ manhood or womanhood. The tide
on principal at any time, ('an
al <1 per cent per annum.
pose. The valley counties think the of opportunity is oow knocking at
you get better terms’
Don't
All of the big daily papers in
Long time loans desired.
your
door.
Em
brace
It.
improvement of their market roads
borrow money till you see
Portland are supporting the road
No delay.
of greater Importance than to spend
J. M and H M. HAWKINS
JUNE 5
|>>nd issue. The reason i« obviou«
the money on r<»ad» on which they
self interest. Multnomah county,
Albany, Oregon
can simply watch the tourist speed
June 5 will !•* a very important
having about one-third of the wealth
by.
day to many people in Oregon. On
of the state has. compared with the
If <>ur state was only rich and
HECKER & BEAM
that day every man of 21 to 30
agricultural counties, but a «mall
populous enough tn have all the
years of age. inclusive, must regic-
road mileage
On this account she
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Albany, Ore
main roads imved for the autos and
ter. Sick or well, abb-bodied or
1« enabled to plat» her highways in
a macadam way for teams, without
Marta*,« Laar, Nraalialad
X.l.f, P«l:i
crippled, married or single, all must
fine condition, even paving her main
overloading ourselves with debt, the
thoroughfares. The Tribune has no people would vote almost unani­ register, under a (lenaltv of jail im­ W a TKBU m *
Ol.M.'iN
prisonment. If you are entitled to
fault to find with thi« fact. We
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mously for it. But such condition
exemption for any cause, that fact
congratulate our smallest and rich-
is many, many years in the future ,
will be set forth in your examination Sale dates arranged fur at The Scio
sat county that she has the money
and we know that building roads
Attorney at l-<>*
by the registering officer. whose re­
to spend in order to w-cure thia re­
with Ixmda. mean paying for them
Tribune Office, Scio. Ore.
port will be «ent to the war de|>art-
sult. But we do not think It quite
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two or more times ami the idea of
ment. There the exemption will be
fair for our metropolis to attempt
loading a perpetual debt upon the
Suoscrwe fur the Scio Tribune
to force counties with a very much
made and th<»sc who are liable for
state does not apjx-al to most
11.50 the year
LSBANUN
UK1MU>N
service, their names will be placed
larger road mileage and with not a
people.
in a wheel or box and from whence |
tenth part of Mhe population she
Anyway if we are to undertake a
has. to undertake like road improve­
the names to answer the first call
state road paving system, let us
for 600.000 men will be drawn
It
ments
She has «et a pace far be­
wait until the war is over when
yond tiie ability of the other counties
is estimated that there are about
labor will tie more plentiful and
of the state to follow.
11.000,000 of young men in the
cheaper.
Columbia. Satsop and Hood River
United State« from which the draft
counties have tried to follow the
of 2.000.000 men is to be made.
SCIO’S OPPORTUNITY
Your chance to go then, young man
pace with failure and practically
bankruptcy us the result. Hence
is <>ne out of five.
Seo, like the general run of coun­
this road bonding scheme which re­
But it is very important to you
try towns, has be«n handicapped bv
quires the whole «tate to rush to
to register. It is a dutv which you
lack of a payroll. Ixduuion. for
cannot avoid. It is a case of "your
the rescue of these "bonded to the
Send your Watch to ua by mail and we will
instance, was never able to shake
limit” counties.
As a matter of
country needs you” and your wishes
off her village toggery until th*
send you notice at once what the cost will be
course the people of these charity
or desires will not be consulted
It
paper mills were established. Slay­
counties are very much in favor of
is a duty every American citizen
ton has no belter surroundings than
the road bonds. Why should they
owes to his country. Nor shuuld
Scio, but her saw mill, excelsior
not be, when the scheme proposed
you consider being impressed into
factory, woolen mills, etc., gives her
for the state to complete their
the service in this manner as s
a fair payroll and. a* a consequence,
boulevards, without a cent of ex­
disgrace, for it ia not. Thia method
has greatly outgrown Scio.
penditure on their part.
of creating an army instead of
In the sale of the condensery we
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Portland magnaminously (?) tells have made a splendid step forward. volunteering, was prefered by Presi­
the people that no part of the pro­ The new company, we are told, has dent Wilson and congress. because
BEEF PRICES
ceeds of the bond sales shall be ex­ unlimited cash and propooce to en­ it treated the rich and poor alike.
Boiling Meats
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10c and 12jc
pended in Multnomah county. This large the plant to six or seven times The soldiers pay is now |3o per |
Roasts
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12jc
and 15c
month
besides
food
and
clothing.
ia another pretty smooth* scheme the preernt capacity or to turn out
Steaks
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13c,
14c,
16c
While
the
soldiers
life
in
war
time
intended to catch the unwary voter 800 to l'KK) cases daily. This means
Hamburger
made
ia
one
of
danger,
there
is
enjoyment
in the valley counties. Yet the that 7000 to 8000 pounds of milk
while you wait
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Portland merchants, hotelmen. gar­ will be handled daily and means a as well. Besides you have the satis­
ages. etc., know very well that monthly distribution of 115,000 to faction of knowing that you are do­
T^he •'ICarlftt that it Af*aV> Serving
¡>aved highway« mean that valley 120,000 among our farmers. Re­ ing your "bit” for your country. |
auto owners will make very many sides the wood consumed annually and in the cause of humanity.
more trip« to the metropolis than will reach 15.000 to 110,000 annu­
Now the bond boosters are saying —
they do now and that they will buy ally and the payroll for employes
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government »ants the ix>nd
clothing, milinery, groceries, etc.,1 will reach at»out 110,000 annually,
there as well. This will be at the making a grand total of near $150,- measure carried. The government
is usually able to care for ail im- ’
expense of the country merchant, 000 to 200.000.
provements she requires. If paved
but what does Portland care just so
Now to make thia enterprise suc­
roads in Oregon are wanted by the
■he gets the money.
cessful. several changes will be
government, she knows well how to
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Nor is it fair to assume, as most necessary- better roads, better and
build them and is not likely to ask
of the bond boosters do. because more cows and lietter care for cows.
Oregon to do the work alone. This
one opposes this bonding scheme,
The men who handle milk are the
is about the thinnest appeal that we
that he is opposed to good roads.' best judges of where and of what
have heard from the joy riding and
Far from it. Many in Linn county character of work is needed on the
tourist push. They must think the
who will vote against the bonds, roads, for they travel their routes
case is almost desperate. But graft­
have assisted in voting special taxes every dav of the year, and every ers will rem>rl to any end to accom­
in their rood districts year after farmer who milks cowa is interested plish their ourpose.
year and will continue to do so in for the better the roads the less
the future, unless some better plan will be the cost of hauling your milk
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is devised.
to the condensery.
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
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FARM LOANS 6 |
11. C
ROLOFF
N. M. Newport
Sigurd Landstrom, [EWELER
Expert Watch Repairing
Kodaks and Developing
Sigurd Landstrom, Lebanon, Ore.
SANITARY
MARKET
McKNIGHT & DALEY, Props.
J. F. WESELY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Held and Garden Seeds
Now if the proceeds of the pro­
posed bond issue were to he expend­
ed in each county, pro rata, there
would be leas opposition to the
scheme. But such la not the pur­
pose of the lx>nd promotora. The
primary purpose is to complete the
Columbia river highway and then to
extend the balance on the Pacific
highway
As both of th sos high- (
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Then better cowa are a vital
necessity to the farmer. A cow
whose average How of milk during
the lacteal period is 35 pounds is
worth more than two whose average
are 20 pounds each; for the good
cow will consume but little if any
more feed and pasture than the in­
ferior. To aid farmers to reach this
eod. we understand the nnnd s s ias r y f
Plumbing or Tinning
FRED OHLEMIER
Cash Paid tor Veal, Hogs, Hides and Caacara Bark
Prices High/
su» a *■ B na *.
Our Motlo:
Hia Experience ia Worth Money
to You
Repairing
a
J. F. WESELY
Specialty
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ltn and I.el Lm
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