The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., August 09, 1917, Image 2

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that the men, who have its!
THE SCIO TRIBUNE ing
destines in hand should attempt to
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. force its enactment into law bv
<G>nlinurd from i«aw 11
’ trickery. Unless we win the war
IMUKD KvnY THUUPAT BY
always went down and when prices
all the prohibition legislation in the
»12 N»» Finit Ms Usual Hank BMg.
T. u nuuon. inrrn« ano ritor
went down tests went up. It seems
world should be of but little conse­
that these testing machines are ALBANY
ORKGON
quence. when the very life of demo­
made to work automatically with
Entered at the i»sitoffice at Hem.
cracy to in the balance.
Oregon as second class matter.
prices and seem to be very sensitive-
Almost the same may hr said of
eons true ted and always work up
Union Isibor organizations in their
and down as the occasion mav de
11.50 strikes about ship yards, which are
si rancai mow. in advancs
mand. We have not forgotten that!
1.76 now building shios for the govern­
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when the Scio condensery was first
.75 ment. The n»--<|y construction of | started that the price of butter fat
SII MONTHS
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both strei and wooden boats, is
| was advanced by these Portland
a vital factor necessary to win the
I concern» in order tn put the con-
APVKKTWINIl KATB8;
war and the men who encourage or
denser? down and out. We have Marl«*«* I mm
I Good sight comes by wearim • ur
Xatarr
Ixal advertising, per line
5c i«rticipate in a strike which delays
not forgotten that when our cheese
glasses because they make
the
Display advertising, per inch ..15c the cooatruction of even one vessel,
, factory was started that the Seto
eyes focus alike—try them.
assumes a very grave responsibility. I
Display advertising, long time, see
I condensery jumped the price of
Indeed his patriotism to of a doubt­
manager.
Attorney at Law
E C MFADF
milk up immediately, in some cases
Extended marriage or death notices ful quality, for these striking work-j that we know of. to 50 cents per
OPTOMKTIUrfT
•cm ArroaxsYi
per line
3c men are doing just what the Orman hundred more than they had been
government would have them do. *
Special rates on long time display
paving, in order to put the cheese LAHANON
329 W. Second St..
Albany. Ore.
Every days delay in preventing the
advertising.
factory out of business, but the
completion of these much needed
cheese factory is still running and is ?
ships, means delay in sending our
to continue to run and Rocke­
hitting below the belt soldiers to France and may mean going
feller has not got money enough to
scant food for the armies which are
buy some of the farmers off who
h
It has long lieen the custom in fighting to preserve democracy.
are patronizing it. We all know the
Any measure of legislation should
both congress and state legislatures
condensery would not be paying the
If it
to tack on measures which could not stand upon its own merits
farmer now 12.10 tier hundred for
dc<M>nd upon their own merits to cannot become a law without hiding milk, if the cheese factory was nut
appeal for legislative support, to tiehind or in the skirts of a vital or there. We know also, that they
worthy and necessary measures. or necessary measure, it to fair to as­ ought to lie ¡laving the farmer |3
to take advantage of the govern­ sume it is unworthy to become a per hundred for his milk instead of
ments necessities tn force the adop- law. Also, if l<abot Unions have 12.10. when it is selling on the
tion of measures which, under other just cause or grounds for going on market for 15.60 a case, and 90
a strike, let it come at a time when
condition« would be rejected.
pounds of the farmer's milk makes
our
governmental structure is not
During the Civil war Wall atreet,
o
i a case of condensed milk, and the
N. Y.. took advantage of the gov- in need of the support of every 1 market report« shows a shortage of
emm< nts Oeceaeitics and forced the loyal American citizen.
condensed milk, while all factories
adoption of the cxo-pllon clause on
are running at full capacity, they
DON’T SELL YOUR COWS
the grvenliack. Whether this was
cannot supply the demand. These I
wise or otherwise, some of our best
conditions of course being caused by
Owing to drv pastures and the the war. as everybody understands.
statesmen of that day opposed the
adoption of that clause bitterly. scarcity and high price of feed, it Ordinarily these conditions do not ex­
Had not a currency measure been to said that some of our dairy farm­ ist. anvway cheese bear a more regu­
of vital necessity in that hour, it ers contemplate selling their herds lar price upon the market than con­
impossible to of cows and going out of the dairy densed milk, hence when conditions
would have veen
cripple the value of the greenback business. The Tribune belie vox such are normal, chess»- factories pay
in thia manner. The same was true men will make a grave mistake if more for milk than do condensoriea,
of lite National Bank act. which they do so. While the present price and every farmer who is now get­
Wail street fashioned to auit her of milk and milk products to high, ting 12.10 per hundred for hta milk,
own notions and. practically, forced the outlook to for still higher prices and will probably get more, is only
the government to fumiah money It mav be necessary to decrease the getting ill because of the cheese
with which to operate the national size of the herd. If so. none but factory being here. Take it away
banka. During the many years of the least profitable of the herd and see what you would get. If it
peace we have had. it has been the should be sold. In fact, with the had never started, what would you
custom to lack onto worthy and scarcitv and high price of feed, the la* getting now? And yet. s6me
neeeamarv measures la nding in con­ wise dairvman will, as a matter of farmers are fighting the cheese
gress a* riders, unworthy and many good business sense, cull out the factory, fighting the Farmers Union.
times features of purely private least profitable of his cows and sell Unconsiously fighting the hands
interests, in order that they would them to the butcher.
and the causes that are rcaly putting
become law. Congress, rather than
Scio's beat outlook for prosperity money into their pockets. Why not
forego the passage of the worthy and progress is the dairy cow. With all farmers come into the Union and
creameries and , help fight this cause of right out to
and oftimes vitally necessary fea­ our condensery.
i
tures. would adopt the measure as cheese factories, a profitable price a finish? Who ever heard of any
a whole, including the unworthy for milk to a future surety. The corporation of private individuals
parts.
farmer who has a half dozen or doing busmens in the interest of the
Men who have had vicious and more of good dairy cows and pre­ producer? So let us stand or fall
unworthy measures to push, have pares to care for them rightly, is together in the battle for our own
pursued thia plan and many time» sure of a swelling Ixnk account. interests.
When the war stops,
have I mm - o successful, Such unfair Just at this time the proper care condensed milk is going to tumble,
and almost dishonest methods have for cows may be gloomy. The feed and the hands that are feeding you
coat the American people billions of problem for the coming year may now or those who want to down the
be preplexing and as before stated, cheese factory will not feed you
dollars.
In Oregon we now have a law some of the herd may have to be when condensed milk gets down to
which enables the governor to im­ sold, if so, the conditibn may be a normal conditidhs again.
pose the single item veto, which blessing in disguise. If it causes
Some other very important meas­
will prove a block to such nefareous the dairyman to know his cows and ures are on foot that in due time we
methods. The president of the U. what they are earning for him and
will be glad to report to vou. In
People seeking rest and quiet recreation
cause him to ascertain which cows
S. should be given such power.
conclusion. I want to say that the
will find them at
The same nefareous method has are profitable and which are mere picnic held on the 26th Inst., was a
been fursued by our prohibiten hoarders, he is sure to place his
great success, and had a very good
friends in endeavoring to force con­ business on a more profit earning crowd in the afternoon and some
gressional action on prohibition as a basis.
excellent speaking.
Good hotels, cottages and tents provide
It to a surety that the next four
rider to the Food measure. It to an
Bros. J. P. Wilbur, of Stayton, F.
pleasant abiding places for the summer
undoubted fact that the passage of or five years, dairy products will A. Sikes. State Secretary of the
guests.
the Food Regulation measure is command a good price. Indeed the Farmers Union, J. I). Brown. State
Surf bathing, boating, fishing and hunting
vitally important to the successful dav of two-bit butter seems to have President and L H. McMahan, of
prosecution of the war. The law passed. never to return. So the Salem.
All gave some excellent
should have been enacted in time farmer dairyman, who studies his talks in the interest of co-operation
for the regulation of the prices of business in an intelligent manner by and education along Farmers Union
Are on sale Saturday« and Sundays,
the present crop. Yet prohibition breeding up his herd from his beet lines. Mr. McMahan's speech being
Limited for return un the following
enthusiasts have held the measure milk producers and adding thereto along the line of injustice and in­
Monday.
back several weeks ix-cause of the nothing but the beet, cannot make equality in state and national affairs,
Season tickets on sale daily.
prohibition rider, which they had a mistake. Even if the cost of feed mentioning among other things, the
succeeded in attaching. The holding now eats up his profits, it to surely regulation of food supplies among
Aik your local agent for ticket* and descriptive booklet
back of the passage of the food bill, a good busin ess policy to stay with the farmers to the neglect of big
has cost the American people mil­ his cows. All business have their corporations, such as the Standard
lions of dollars, and the end is not ups and downs and. sometimes, ex­ Oil Co., sugar trust, steel trust, etc.
penses sat up the profit, just as the upon which the government makes
yet.
Anyway the prohibition amend­ outlook now Is for the dairyman. no effort to control prices in which
ment to the institution is suffi­ But there to always a better day the common people at home are
ciently important to stand upon Its ahead and he. who to ready, reaps interested ia.
own merits and it to simply
G. F. Korinch, B. V. 3.
Veterinarian
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