The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., May 31, 1917, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Scio Meat Market
tentiary. The same will probably sea which any and all nations enjoy.
Morrison & Lowe
be true of the fiv* men who stole Of course, she must meet trade
HourNKM Bmie.. Prop*
five sack» of wool from a Sand competition with other nation*. ju»t
UNDERTAKERS
the
same
a*
England.
Erance,
the
Ridge
farmer.
Freeh Meat* of All Kinds
uun rn rvrar thumoay by
Call» Attended to Promptly
Evidently our state gives these United Slates ami others do. More­
Dav or Night
Reasonable Prices
t . u DttGuaa. gorros ano raor
chaps too good grub and too little over, if the German kaiser had told
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Main
Street
Scio.
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work.
The disgrace of wearing Austria to not make war on Servia.
Entered at the pnatoffie* at Scio.
convict riothra aad firing confined the world would, probably, he at
Oregon a* second rias* matter.
for short terms, «eerns to have no peace Uday and millions of lives
terror to such people
Now if our would mil have Iwen and yet to be
•uBacairrv in . in advanoi
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legialaturr would grt busy and pro­ sacrificed.
at KND or YKAR
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1.75 vide work for their prisoners, so
So what ever German “kultur”
SIX MONTHS
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that they could earn, at least, a part may be. it is very evident th* world
of the cost of their keen, the peni­ doe* not want it and will not have
AhVKKTIMNG HAW:
tentiary would not be quite so in­ it without the Tauton* prove suffi­
ciently powerful to force Its adop­
viting
to them.
Local advertising, per line _ 5e
Oregon farmer* are greatly in tion.
Display advertising, per inch
10c
The result of nearly all of the
need of cheap lime for worn out or
Display advertising, long time, see
soured land, and our road* and city u ar* of tiw past has been to give
manager.
streets ar* in great used of unlimit­ people more liberty. A* people have
Extended marriage or death notices
ed quantities of cement The manu­ become better and more generally
twr line
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facture of these greatly needed educated, they have established the.
Special rates on lone time display
commodities, The Tribune believes, Divine right of the people to rule
advertising.
would furnish ideal employment for themselves. We have seen throne*
our criminal*, and they could be crumble until now nearly all of the
kept equally a* sreure and at us American continent is republic*
GOOD BYE
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small cost as tney are now kept at and both Europe ami Asia are
rapidly drifting towards the people's
the penitentiary.
After this date the New* pasara
Nor are our prisoners satisfied rule. Germany brought on the war
into the hand* of T. L Dugger, who
with their present quarter* at Salem. to save autocracy, in which she is
will consolidate It with The Tribune
They wadt a new 5400.000 building sure to fail and the death of German
and move to the present quarter*
to make It mare pleasant, sanitary autocracy ami German "kultur”
of the New*.
and modern. If the *tate should will go down with the failure
All accounts for advertising and
The German people are all right
make its prison more pleasant and
job work to thia date. Inclusive.
inviting than it is now. the number and are capable of great thing*
May 28, are due and payable to the
of boarder* is sure to be multiplied Give her a republican form of gov­
undersigned, and all subscriptions
several times. Therefor* the msn ernment and she is sure to occupy
and other accounts from thi* date
who ha* just horse sense will cay on j a high place in the gallexy of
on arc payable to Mr. Dugger, who
June 4. the i>enitentiary is quite nations.
will fill out all unexpired *ubscrip-
good enough and to erect a fine
tiona.
modern structure, is not a wise
SCIO’S OUTLOOK GOOD
In retiring from the new »paper
business policy. But the prisoner*
field in Scio, we wish to thank those
sav the present building is uncom­
friends who have stood by the paper
Evidently the new condensery
fortable and unhealthy.
This is
and bespeak a continuance of their
people
are men who are in the habit
probably true and we wsnt it to
patronage to Mr. Dugger, for while
of
doing
thing* and are proceeding
continue *o. We want it to be a
two pa|>cra have existed for some
---------------- DEALER in
in
a
manner
which is sure to reach
place where men and women will
time, the united support of all is
results
They
know
thst
the
Scio
dread to go. ilv simply living right '
necessary to conduct one p*[>rr that
«nd doing right, no one need* to be country is ideal for the dairy busi­
ness ami they are sure to be willing |
will lie a paving investment to it*
sent there.
owner and reflect credit to the
It mav be necessary to increase to pay such prices for milk and to
town.
the capacity. If so. let us not make furnish such a cooatant demand for >
W. L. t'harles
it toi> pleasant. So let u* all vote the same, that our farmer* are |
justified in making the production
NO on this proposition.
No Paper Next Week
of milk one of the leading features
of farm life. And it is their pur-,
GERMAN KULTUR
Owing to the fact that The Tri*
pose to see thst their patrons have
bune has purchased the printing
as many cuwi and of the right ,
Many people wonder just what
plant, subscription list, good will,
quality for condensery purposes as
Germany
mean* when she boast* of
etc., of the San 11 am' New* and as
they can properly care for
Caah Paid tor \ cal. Hogs, Hide* and Cuacara Baik
we design moving The Tribune to her "Kultur*.*’ If *he mean* her
Having unlimited capital at their
the office now occupied by the News, ruthless U-boat campaign or the command, they are in a position to
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Price* Rig hl
we kindly ask the forebearance of dropping of bomba on unfortified make the Scio condensery one of
Our Motto: I.tie and Let Lwe
cities and town*, or the use of the leading process milk concern* in |
our readers for missing one issue.
On the week following we will lie poisonous gases on her battle fronts, Oregon. And th* fact that a big
on hand, however, and will endeav* or the enslaving of the people of concern of this character has invest­
SCIO
OREGON
or to continue The Tribune up to small neighboring nations, or the ed in a Scio industry may and
encouragement
of
illegitimate
birth*
its usual standard.
undoubtleas will cause other capital­
Scio ia large enough for but one then the world should be accursed ists to look up business opportuni tie* I
newspaper and, we expect, by the with kultur no longer than it takes in Scio. No better place can be
increased patronage we will get. to to exterminate it.
found in Oregon for a vegetable
11 th Annua]
War. let it be conducted on the
be enabled to give vou a better paper.
and fruit cannery than in our town
highest
plane
of
modern
civilisation
The Tribune will fill out all unex­
and we have just the right class of
pired subscription* of the News snd ia, necessarily, cruel. Indeed war land to grow the stuff
Then the
all |»a*t due subscription* for that ia an evidence that barbarity has large bodie* of timber up Thomas
paper will be payable only to the not yet been eliminated from the and Crabtree creeks, makes Scio an
and
undersigned. Mr. Charles is entitled humane character. It i* simply a ideal spot for a big saw mill.
to all advertising and job accounts survival of the old doctrine of th*
With the reduction of interest
survival of the fittest and that might
up to thia date. May 28, 1917.
charge* for money, men are apt to
It ia an evidence that
Trusting that The Tribune will, should rut*.
at
look out for business chances, which
in the future, merit your good «rill, civilisation ia taking a step back­ will yield larger profits than simple
ward. So if Germany, in involving
confidence and patronage. I am
money earning
Hence we may ex­
three-fourths of the world in war,
Respectfully,
pect that manufacturing in Oregon
T. L. Dugger. has done so to force her “kultur” , will grow rapidly within th* next
on other nations, she has made the
few years, and Scio ia sure to get
colossal blunder of her hiatory and
PUNISHMENT NOT
some small portion of it. A good
This annual event will be one of the greatest pay'otic
richly deserves the defeat which she
SEVERE ENOUGH
monthly payroll will make any town
celebration* ever held in the Pacific Northwest
is sure of receiving in the end. The
grow. Evidences of thi* fact can
United State* is now entering her
be found in almost all of Willamette
Come, Join in and return home
The increase of crime, with the sixth great war and all of these
valley towns. So let us talk opti­
a happier and truer jlmerican
posibility of not Iwing detected and war* of the past, if we except the
mistically of our town and stop
when detected of a light sentence. war with Mexico in the first half of
knocking. On the other hand, let
is strong evidence that we are too the last century, have been fought
u* encourage anything in our town
lenient with criminals. The fact In the defense of liberty and the
which will employ labor.
that many burglars and other crimi­ present war ia in defense of liberty
On Sale June 12. 13, 14, IS
nals. confem their guilt and receive and civilisation as well.
Return Limit June 18th
Owing to the sale of Fisher-
sentence without formal trial, is
But Germany cannot say that she
proof that a short penitentiary commenced the present greatest of Thorsen’a entire buainetM to W
sentence is not greatly dreaded by all wars in the defense of liberty.. P Fuller, we will offer our entire
Ask your local agent for fare*, etc.
a
the light-fingered gentry.
Just I “Kultur,” a* we are now learning, stock of Fisher-Thorsen pure
J. F. WESELY
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Held and Garden Seeds
J. F. WESELY
Rose Festival
Patriotic Celebration
Portland, Oregon
June 13, 14, 15, 1917
Lou) Round Trip Fares
recently, burglar* caught in the act
of robbing the Fred Beard store in
Harrisburg, confessed their guilt
and were given indeterminate sen­
tences by Judg* Kelly, is evideoce
that thee* fellow* had no great dis­
like for a term tai the state peni­
means almost exactly the reverse of
liberty; for Germany's central pur­
pose i* to preserve autocracy and
the perpetuation of the Hohenioi-
lern dynasty No nation was inter­
paint at I fm than the wholesale
price as a clean up. We have a
large stock. Come early before
there is a lot of odds and ends.
We can furnish enough in sever­
al colors to paint vour house. —
NlMomson.
Jok* M.
Grearel
PwitamA. Oraea*
Ag*«i
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