The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, October 03, 1918, Image 2

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    attached to the state payrolls. By
THE SCIO TRIBUNE cutting
off these useless appendages
T. U DUGGER. mmon AND raor
Entered at the tiostoftice at Scio.
Oregon as second class matter.
11.60
1.76
.76
ADVERTISING RAT»:
Local advertising, per line -----
Display advertising, per Inch
8c
. 16c
Display advertising, long time, see
manager.
Extended marriage or death notices
per line
_ ........
6c
Special rates on long time display
advertising.
our state government can be oper­
ated at a much less cost than at the
present time and do away with the
so-called necessity of taking the tax-
Myer an «xlra mill for the •late*«
support.
The winning of the war of course
ia the thing in the thoughts of the
I people today.
But it should not
cause us to overlook our stale,
county and municipal politics. It is
in such times that unfit ami ineffi­
cient officials manage to get into
power. While the oeople are think­
ing and talking about the big thing
these petty *f>d too often grafting
officials get in their work.
So let us carefully scrutinize the
Novemt^r ballot and select men or
women regardless of their political
affiliations but who will make offi­
cials In whose hands the public bus­
iness will be efficiently and econom­
ically conducted.
A POLITICAL APPOINTMENT.
/ pleJge allegiance Io my flag
the Republic for which it itanji.
¿Nation. inJtebible. »ith liberty
jutlice for all.
blunders have been numerous. He
has been accused of taking hie orders
from Portland and his last act of
making Conrad Olson a state su­
preme judge bears out the accusa­
tion.
Th.s twaddle of not changing
horses while crossing a stream ia all
l»*h
There are thousands of men
in Oregon who are just as patriotic
am! far more capable to fill the gov­
ernor's offici thsn Governor Withy­
combe. Nor are they all democrats
for The Tribune can point out many i
republicans in Linn or other counties
who would I* governor if in his
tdace.
_______
THAT HARRISBURG BRIDGE
Mr. Thoma has
had experience as a member of that
body, having l»rrn twice elected
DR. A. G. PRILL
when he was a resident of Marion
Piynciai ani Saneci
count}. His record as the house
Calls Attended
journal will show is very creditable.
Day or Night
His votes have ever been for the in­
terests of the taxpayer.
Linn
county's interests will be well taken
care of if intrusted to his hands.
Also he should be elected I*-cause
he is the only candidate on either
ticket representing the larger half
territorially of Linn county.
His
location should Is* a recommendation w. a . Ewing.
A. E. Randall
Vic« P h -«.
in the minds of all fair minded PnxuJrnt
people.
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stat» legislature.
THE SCIO STATE BANK
E. I>. Myer», Collier
D«x a general banking bualneaa,
rwmvM deposit« subject to checs. pays
interest on
time
deposits.
sells
trsvoters checks and drafts, and
makes collections.
D. P. Mason of Allmny, who is
' the democratic candidate for state
treasurer, is a safe, practical and
conservative business man
Nearly
all of his business life has been spent
In Linn county. During the nearly
40 years of busiruxa life in Linn
county he has built up a reputation
for honesty and square dealing
Walter Bilvou. Prop
which will bear the test of a close
Phone 6-515
scrutiny.
Should he be chosen
state treasurer the people can rest
STAOK MEETS ALL TIMISS
assured where economy can be
—Leaves Scio P<xtofflce-
brought to bear without injury to
•t 7:10 a m and 6ii0 t> tn for West Sek
the public service in the mat ters
and 12:46 p m for Munki-rs
over which the board of control ex­
ercises jurisdiction it will be done.'
Mr. Mason has been successful in
the msnagement of his own large
Notary Public ana
business and he will undoubtedly,
give the state’s business a like care­
Comeyeruor
ful attention._______
Harrisburg needs a bridge across
the Willamette river. There ia no
doubt about that. So is there a
demand for a bridge across the
North Santiam near Shelburn. Both
of these bridges will be erected in
course of time. But to think or to
consider the building of either in the
immediate future ia rank folly. The
cost at the present time and will be
for several years to come Is beyond
«consideration.
The present county court has been
willing, or was up to the present
year, to join Lane county in erecting
the bridge; but Ixne county would
not come through with her share
But nevertheless Ixne county would
not undertake her half of the cost
Harrisburg has insisted that Linn
Abstracts of Title Examined
county should erect the bridge and
C. C. Jackson of n«*ar Halsev, and
trust to I jmic ’ s generosity to pay one of the democratic candidates
OREGON
her just portion of the coot. This for the Oregon house of representa­
our county court very wisely re­ tives. is well and ravorably known
fused tn do.
by the old settlers of the Scio coun­
Because of the court’s action liar- try.
He served IJnn county as
ri’burg people are very much in- sheriff fur one term making an ex­
<n>nsed. Commissioner Irvine doubt­ cellent reputation aa an efficient of
less owes his defeat for renominati<>n fleer. For many years he has lieen
C leantiness—A merican
to Harrisburg’s censure and we are one of Halsey's progressive and en­
told Judge McKnight will be heavily terprising farmers.
He takes a
guv M c K night , proprietor
punished at the November election lively interest in public affairs and
for the same reason. Such action is well equippm! to render first-class '
on the part of Harrisburg people is service as a law maker. "Lum”
both unwise and unreasonab'e. It Jackson, as his friends know'him. if
will proliably result in the I« mmi of elected will ever be found support­
UNDERTAKERS
votes for D. A. Pierce. Harrisburg's ing the interests of the people in
< alls Attended to Promptly
candidate for commissioner, in other legislative activities bv working
Dav or Night
parts of the county.
early and late* tn reduce the expens­
The offices of county judge and ive bureaucratic government which SCIO
OREGON
commissioner are hard places to fill. has gradually been foisted upon the
Let the court decide a queation in state. Voters will not make a mis­
whichever way it mav somebody is take in giving him their support in ,
sure to lie offended and to visit pun­ November.
_______
AUCTIONEER
ishment later on at the polls.
J.W. Moore, democratic candidate
Mr. Pierce is no doubt a compe­
W aterux .
O regon
tent man for commissioner but he for sheriff of Linn county, is making
a. r. n n «. i
hkmm ut> s «« m q —,
will have to carry the load of being a careful and judicious campaign
Sale dates arranged for at The Scio
Harrisburg's candidate at the No­ and is said to tie winning votes. He
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
vember election. The Tribune will has been a resident of Brownsville
MUKKERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
If there has ever lieen a political
appointment to a supreme judgeship
by a governor of Oregon which is
more baldly a payment of a political
debt than the ap| ointment of Cunra«!
KEEP THE HOME FIRE BURNING Olson of Portland, as supreme judge
to supply the vacancy of the late
In these days when the prosecu­ Justice Moore. The Tribune has yet
tion of the war to a successful con­ to learn about it.
Senator Olson was practicallv
clusion we who constitute the supply
department for our boys over there Governor Withycombe’s campaign
—who cannot find a place on the manager in 1914. and as the gover­
firing line with General Pershing - nor won the election he feels indebt­
have duties to perform which are ed to Olson. Well the debt is paid
The goods have lieen delivered. But
as essential as thoae at the front.
Our victorious armies must be The Tribune opines that Governor
supplied with food, clothing, muni­ Withycombe will pay a heavy price
tions. etc. Shi [ mi for transportation to the people in Novemlwr f«>r thus
purposes and new levies of troops using his official position to pay a
must be made and properly trained, political debt.
with which to supply .reinforcements
There are many rsaaons why Mr.
and the wastage. In these several Olson should not have been appoint­
respects the American people are ed. He is nothing but a sort of
doing their duty creditably and pa­ jack sea lawyer, posseaaing consider­
triotically. They are keeping the able political ability but not in the
interests of the people throughout
home fires burning brightly.
But there is another duty which the state.
is of equal importance with the suc­
He it was who was mainly res­
cessful prosecution of the war which ponsible for foisting upon the people
in a measure has l»een overshadowed the lti.000,000 road bond deal with
by our military activities and that which to build a joy riding highway
ia the maintaining of our govern­ for Portland and tourist automobil-
ment. national, state, county and lets. Had it not been for Senator
municipal in the highest state of Garland and others. Senator Olson
efficiency. It Is to protect and make would have crowded thia bill, con­
secure for the world democratic demned by the people outside of
forms of government of which the Portland, through the legislature
Unite«! States is regarded as fur­ without the referendum to the
people.
nishing the highest type.
Il is our duty to maintain a gov- ’
But the measure carried and nev­
ernment in all of its several functions ertheless Governor Withycombe fav­
which is worthy of the supreme sac­ ored n ferending the measure to the not say he is in any way pledged to for many years and enjoys the con­
rifice which our boys on the firing people has appointed Olson to th«- the Harrisburg people to build their fidence and res|>ect of all who know
V.
BRYANT
line seem joyfully willing to malar supreme bench, clearly and only in bridge at any time in the immediate him. The Tribune believes he would
make
a
careful
and
efficient
sheriff.
In its defense. And we should be payment of a political debt. It is future for we do not know. But
excevdiug careful in the selection of simply another order from the Port­ he should be very industrious in He is endeavoring to meet the people
officials upon whom will rest the re­ land bunch which the governor convincing his friends in the south so that they can judge for them­ 201-i New First SatioaaJ Bank Bldg.
sponsibility of conducting our several seems to not dare disoliey.
The en«l of the county that they are selves if he is of suitable timber to
ALBANY
departments of government which election is but a month away and wrong in condemning the present conduct the sheriff's office.
OREGON
will make it worth preserving and votes will be voles at that time and court for Ila action or lack of action
worth lighting for to maintain.
the governor will probably heed in the bridge matter. People may
The Portland Journal says that a
be coaxed but they cannot lie driven. peace ma«le In Berlin ia not wanted
There never has lieen a time in them.
our governmental history when our
The republican state committee* ia
by the allies. The Tribune thinks a
public officials were morally required out with a statement that Governor
Mom Ignore Powell of Browns­ peace made in Berlin is just what
to be more economical, more efficient Withycombe’s administration has ville. is the democrat'C candidate we do want and must have before
Our twenty year rural credit plan
and more patriotic than it is tiwlay. been extra harmonious. The fact is for county treasurer. She ought to there is a satisfactory conclusion of
of loaning money to farmers helix
We want economy in the conduct the state board of control has been tw «lected mainly liecause she is a peace. But the peace terms must you to g»t out of debt. Under our
of public affairs because it will at loggerheads much of the time
w< man as more than half of the be dictated by the allies, not by form of loan the TOTAL amount
of interest paid during ila ENTIRE
enable taxpayers to devote more of and the penitentiary has been in a electorate of Linn county ia now Kaiser Bill.
period of twenty years, is actually
their earnings in the service of our muddle all the time.
women and they should be fairly
less than
per cent interest.
Ex-Governor West, who has just
country; we want efficiency because
The Tribune admits the governor
repr*- «-nted in Linn county official­
Write us for booklet.
returned from Europe where he was
of the saving of man power in the has been admirably patriotic during
dom. And besides she is well qual­
<>n
business for the government, is HE* KER A- BEAM. Agents
conduct of the many departmental his administration. But he has not ified to fill the position. Moreover
expected
to return to Oregon in the
functions of the government, and had a monopoly of Oregon patriot- she
u pr.xluct of one of the pio­
133 Ijron St
I
immediate
future an«i participate in
we want patriotism because men ism. There are thousands who love neer families of Linn county. No
Albany, Oregon
will fight for something they deem their country and will do anything one will have cause to regret voting i the political campaign.
worthy snd which they love.
to win the war as well as he There
j for Ijenore Powell. We might add
YOUR DUTY AND WHY
Now a careful selection of a gov- are very many who by voice and
I
W W. Francis, her opponent, has
ernor and state treasurer will result work have done more than he. grown Kray in the service of Linn
"Ws ar« fighting this ear for th«
in a more economic conduct of our Mayor Baker of Portland, has given
county and he ia justly entitled to a n«it generation as «ell as ihla.
ar« dadlcatltg th« life blood of this
alate inatitutions and the consequent twice the time and energy in war
rest
We ought net to ride a will­ nation that our children and our
less cost of stats government. For matters than has the governor who
ing horse to death
children , children MAT ENJOY THE
ALBANY, ORE.
our legislature we want men who has but done hie duty, as thousands
blkmingr or liberty others
IN THIS COUNTRT WILL GIVE
are of pronounced economical ideas of patriotic Oregonians would have
Meals 35 and 50 cents
THEIR BLOOD: TOO GIVE YOUR
Our
f
How
townsman
Hon.
D.
C.
and who will use their beet endeav­ done if placed in his shoes
I
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Room 50c and Up
ors to Inp <>ff the hamaclsa who
Governor Withycombe has not Thoms it one of the republican can-
bave succeeded in having themselves
Hw didr'ee for rvpnwmtative ia the
D. < Attorney OMwral
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
R. SHELTON
Sanitary Market
FRESH MEATS
H. C
ROLOFF
attorney at law
Agricultural Credit
Corporation of Oregon
St. Francis
Hotel