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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1918)
‘¿«¿XA* I VOTE FOR ' in ths expenditure of county money Ft I TbllCI-J Watt tiltilA • M Ntv as J udge McKnight ha* liven, as Tark World ia 1919 just U> »! portion* of the county Vt in the msiotenancr of and lie- minty u ill prosper uur ’e ILlyeu'n administration. und The value and nee I of a new per in th» ho- ■> ■!> >!<> was r> gr. nter than at thr present t J iDeé'íult 4 I We haw l»een fore»* ! to enter world war and a 4i Co (>l.< t* an ours ia al read, in France fighting Kho'bvr ur great l>atilea and winning magnifl not I help tha cent victories. en You will want to th in the have all the news from our'Irbopa »»»me t»« s»V ¡Í9F» Vt»4T he is on European hattieheid*, and 1919 proini*.«» to I m - the moat momentous id hi » Up| year m the hi" <y of our universe. kt No other newi|4prr at •» small a ru price will furnish such prompt and accurate news of these worl (-shak U X I >. < 'll lONIs ing event*. It is not necessary to nt wvrk tu wh k h l »ay m»re. of Eastern Linn ( untv cot h pvt* nt wu risen The Thrice-n-Week World’s regu For Representative to the State i aVt' äj KAH*» Vy I«. lar sul»*crti>iion price is only fl per ¡legislature. fur t <j >unty year and this pay* for 15'» papers. IM Adv CMIMUlUk We offer this unequalled newspaper C. C. Jackson for the Legislature and The Scic Tribune together for one vear for 12 25. The regular subscription pric <f the two papers C. C. Jackson is not a stranger to I Lias Carat/ Fatar« U . ob ioti j < as the old wttlers of theSantiam coun- , is 42.60. CuMatei try for he grew from Itoyhood to ’ W I IIITFB manhood up in the Bilveu Den coun W», the currmitte- »ppnoted uy The Lh-mocratic Candidate for try, attended the public schools there I. inn Coutil» lar» « n Union oo A;»ril Judge. and married a Bilyeu Den girl II, 1918, for the nurp»» of es.» «seing He lived in the Scio country until thr* poli lirai situation and iocc*r»ing can 1892 when he was elected sheriff of I didat. • for tb» i ounly Court rd I »g- isiutu.c*, a/u-r curcful c*-»tuera: ion of Linn county, in w hich office he ( tou candidate« rveumn end tu the n><m- served the people efficiently and bers of the Farm creditably. producers the f. ¡k For Cour.ty After retiring from the shrievalty he r»urchased a large farm a few De rnuerst. Noth m« n Fur County < ru'-ies west of Halsey whet»- he now rtd we are compeUmf resides. them to voui In lUlfi .Mr. .'a*k-.-n w:ts elected dation. Purler. Hr For s on»* of th“ delegates to the national buteücai democratic convention, where it was hl* i Fut K» his pleasing duty to help renomina »* —G. C. Woodrow Wilson for pr«-Jd-nt, wh'> Ivepubii ii now the leading staU-atuan of the w orld and who will doubtles-dictate the peace t*-.ms which will oring to an end the greatest war in .’ "Lum" Jackson, as he is Known to all of hia intimate frienda in thia If elscud 1 w»H, section of the countv, ia one of our utHce, make my I»« progressive, up to date farmers He all the duU » ot t..< HOLT. is a man wlio is deeply interested in I’d AJv -ecreta-y law and in the ruo-l favor the maintenan e uf i public affairs as a citixen. iwlntensly essary good ruaits hr. t iniic mwih patriotic and will, if elected, make be corunatcnt with a wise arid reasonable an economical, broad minded legit- j economy to th« taxpayers and without lator. He may be depended upon -r Sf», 1913. ' unjust diacrirmnatior., I am in favor of to favor any legislation which will d tin- republican n<im- strict ecoaot^y tn ail county affairs and *« nator I torn Linn will utuiiitain a careful vq[Uar,co over reduce our state tax burden without having teen "written In” the administration of calat< s of dec«-** impairing public progress. He will f election. I did rmt dream od peraun * and the guardians.tip of ml- favor any law which will promote a that etrCVmstancea would t>* such that nora. and favor resaunable hvceasarv system of good r«ad» throug -out I would have to r<-ly nlmoet entirely a»aieta»<co t deatitute oqxia children. the state, but thinks such reals upon the pereonal work uf rny friends. ! I d Adv should l»e constructed with a view due to my broken leg, which will prob- , of serving the commercial rather ably keep me in bwi until ei<-ction time, j I was a rnember m the House of the than the pleasure riding interests. ISIS WMionvf t.’w k'g.siulucv aid was’ There are few farmer« in Linn returned to the H.iua* at the 1917 i OF OREGON county who are as well equipped in aiuii by the largest vote ov<r given a hi countv. < a general way and a practical level men ber of u»ai Ixaly from Linn J seHr* F A- af <llk* Cl MM* Ult» U« m rat«* mí any « 1 could give herewith an eatendedHst l«4t headed law maker as Mr. Jack»«»n. U» w.T»wd h ira tu b* phead lh* Mb) uf iriportant measures that were ;■**»- NMfttMl make* t| n arara asar y ta» wrvt* lit He ia well posted a* to what the «*4MkM<aUL »xl run) a great many uaeleaa one* that «*< la ibo ra» -tï irapMrtdhM iwraJU*ra I« tba Jud people want and he ha* the courage were r» legated to ths scrap heap, with cuti î lite ay otras» «Í tira Mtlî*. h le «*ra»nïi4? ta» ebusraa» « tratet <4 enti and ability to contend for their in my *Mi»taneo; also te-i you how I saverl •gRji»itk4. «Í hwth »-h*rwrlwr. atd vf terests. The Tribune does not liesi- HOUU for the state ai a member of the * « ttjtntumtd lu* yvjrWf c^aitl*fwtstMi tate to recommend C. C Jackson to; ormmittee on enrmied te;its ami have the ! ataternr-nts sigu-d by a friend; but I voters for legislative honors for it was eie.tevi lo look after th«-»e matters knows he will make good a» a law so far a* <t w.ur in my |>owar, ai«l you OF OREGON CITY had a right to exfwet it. So * •why all maker, _______ this noiaeTi’ I think that I can justly say that the W. R. Bilyeu lor Judge. records show that ! v< ted cuoaiatently fur the uiaa*«-« and not for the favored Just people in Linn countv know few, and I will vote according to the W. R. Bilyeu, candidate for county wi»h--» of Che people of tue county judge on the democratic ticket whenever that wish bus been indiealeil They know he is honorable and re by a vote. Write in ku aanr at the Generai Elee If y u feel V <t I I)*.«' ervvd I inn tioa Nov. 5th liable and also that he will, if elect county faithf'.lty and wed, I trust you ed. administer the affairs of the may th> i tim* to a*»f»t m«i in getting county capably and honeatiy. out the f ’• rt. r vole on November 5. r„ As a member in each houae of the Asa.U '•»* y-.-’l 'hat I shall appreciate ve«an«.y eauaeO to, the S»«O» of lv»tw» F»ai»e s Moire legislature from Unn county Judge your support at full value, I a.n Faithful'y yours. Vota for On« Bilyeu acquitted himaelf with honor F. H. PORTER. 1 and to the satisfaction of the people of hia county. He stood for fair Dave Pierce is so sure of being Wnt. tn* n.m. .f J u Campbsii m dealing and economy in public ex elected County commissioner that he the above spae* ana »•• an X In penditure. Some of the moat valu has left hia farm and movsd to Al- Fraas of Manama- able lawa now on our statute book* hany. Sometimes chickena counted ■ 11 " ; 1 " owe their origin tn W. R Bilyeu before they hatch fail to make good. •*• •’ ’* rr. ■■ - • <'-•«" c«»»««» , Csss. On«»*>«I*.,. </<•«•«. s. l> liuU». a«« , If elected county judge hr will hr 11 equally true to the interest» of the It is a difficult matter to write people, careful in the expenditure of money and just to all sections of “Rev." before the name a man (Tinatinas parrels to France may VOTERS r ▼ More and Cheaper Fish I lonesl Livelihood Lood Production 307 X NO Higher Priced Fish Pleasure Seeders H'asle of F ood Fish 306 X YES K«‘-p tip* price of tlsh down. the county. He will be as careful we don't revere. be mailed not latei AM » Ï&V; iW’4 Sportsmen VOTI'] 307 I Ys Laboring Class Help production of fish. waste. I Eliminate N< > K«a»l argument in State election |»amt>hlet. Cl.'o-kan as County Fishermen's Union, Andrew Nnterlin, Secretary Oregon City. Oregon. |»Bu Advt I Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business pay (ash far Lpgs. Poultry. Veal. I logs. Hides \V ill buy Cream in nny quantity for thr Oregon Cieamery, Portland I rt um get acquainted. If you have a grievance Hi ike it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Cascara Bark VI e will give you a Square Deal I RED G1SELMAN, Proprietor :• . i... JO* OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is coniplt te and our sfocK frosh miti clean. We carry a lull Cotíce. ( tinned Goods, fact, everything * for the table nr- .»< lint» of Spices and in needed HIBLER 8 GILL CO ■T.MMI I ’’rf'lv ‘-»St, I) J J. J.Harn«, W. F. Gill, A. Biiyeo, J. H. Barn««, Mr». Jenuie " arner. Nio Milliny êoiiipaiiy »H Ht ♦< x r< • SCIO ROLLED MILLS iv< «. hii . hà H I» tvMN'KMXKM o" I Our Flour ia as good as a ly made In the Willamette Valley a r/;/.•} • x / GA* G’ r / a ; /. \ • te ed W • ilo « Got.nrnl C VS• I • •<! 9« i» f »n 4* J. U. CAMPBELL i DO YOU WANT? 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