The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., March 06, 1919, Image 4

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THURSDAY. MARCH «
1:»1S
07 V/JST
AG/ IN CALLED
TO T112 COLORS
By MPS a . 8. a-LOWIN. Cks'-man
Woman's I. r ty Lean Comm
of the Twel’ln Rererv* D •*('(««.
We have at t.
,-rv»-nl tinsi ate -it
two ml ’li n >
in E
• »I- m ivt
be provid'd wyh a i t • : I» »
-sry
t< keep then in r <1 «pirita and cun
dltlon. and when th'lr work shall have
been finished, they must be brought
home and demobilised
The Govern­
ment must maie t •-<! the eonira- 's it
has entered Into tor tue r nstru--'; >n < f
all war munitions, at.d for food sup
pltea already bought.
Having «r»-.-o: ■!• d to the Govern­
ment's rills In the past, and having
lonr ed our tnon-g ungrudgingly
hurry forward the men-and supplì-
and v’r'oev
■
to US I ,l -s
S
I*ly •«)
y and as easy te
t* It was the day he ut
Mor* than IMI year* ago Bmtamh
Tie Fulled /tales to vera
Franklin wrote 'Keep your atop an­
s the way
il will keep you." The stamp of great
aca and Thrift HtimpB
ne«« la on Franklin'» ptii!oa<iy,hy be
■ a war measure I •nd Dow
cause it was not alone of his ti.ne, I
be government aa a per
bolds for all time.
•y. give every man. woman
Our »»)• hav* rbanged a bit lo tbt and child a A me Ua tbe chance to
economic life of this republic which kgep sh. p
Ea<h person la allowed to
the great Franklin helped to both* pui »1000
year into the buslnea*—
No lonxvr may every man be bis owl th* budto * of Am :r lean government
shopkeeper.
Most of us help bee a Th* tea I:..
s tare., e* I per ceni
Mime other fellow's shop and » ' r’ain '•er annum rt'apoun »d quarterly. It
element anv-aa the a»«’»i»t t shop is lb* b.»- -' I b»s
sa In tb* world
keepers have become rosile • ! s is* un* can (n-'-t •
,w as it cent*.
they have no shup ihemsco»* a- l <-«
.li ir »lout it • that
themselves I. W. W. UulsheiIks. Ml tt*
' r Lvlps Lot enuatry as well
I a* him « -f.
other names.
HELP YOURSELF
SEND ME THE Bh±
nhood or
1
That
fore the armi
r we may give
b* taken.
■d faith of onr
V.'e hw* won the
t« email mm-vared
i w - at ha« been won. The men of
t! We»- with •< 1 b' --d lo th' r ve'na
vili not t.e- d to be •; tutled to. because
Ihr» » ;
- ' ’ ’ - ' all af
the Government as ungrudgingly aa
they -ltd In ti» pe ■ There sr* other*,
however, «li'- may not be so kvenly and
tonwieatl »ly alive to the duty of re­
sponding to the Nation « call, and it I«
to those 'hat the women rouet direct
their mo«! untiring '(Torta
Thia last call la truly a Victory Loan
What grenier pride can men and wo­
nee thaa In contributing
men Oipe
to It? A Victory It» nd will be worth
la ore than Its price eaprvaeed la dol
l«m Every <a>e will b* a t^dga leali-
fylng that ths holder haa helped his
country to fulfill It« pledge to thoee
who have I- -i »pared as well aa thue-
who have made the
American farmer*
financial shape than tl »y hat
for yeara. according to a recent report
pf th* Federal R. »er«* D*»ard at Wash*
Ington. which also predicts • «mooth
transition of agrtrult-ir» and Industry
from a war to a t«iac* hast*
The
board's review of *«-onoml<- coti dit lot.«
throughout th* couutry la bared nn
detailed repo t* tn 'n to It by th*
governor», of th* twelve federal IW>
serve banka.
Th» farm r I» *ald to b* in the
best ftnvariai »baue for many years."
the rvvh-w »ay-
"In th,- ■
uh he la
■bl* to bold ! I» cu’ton f'ir ! • -r
prices snd Is marketing hla output
conservatively.
"Kgcelient crop prosper«» are re­
portad from ibn »h«st states of the
West and from Ca||f«irn »
<’n the
Pacific t'oast the pro- rets for evrel-
>*nt eroi« «re rir-rd -itly hrlsht."
"Victory year-' er .w». according to
another government report, add'd
»17 < rt Í: n cog, I
, y , jjth
principal con tri but Ion s wer*
Corn—3.S82,814.000 bus! el;
»3.538.-
>13 000.
Wheat—017,100.000 bu«Eels. Il 874/
m ooo,
Oata—1.&38.338.0O0
Si CH
413.000.
Barley —3M. 375.(X-0
t
388.000.
Ilya—88.108,000 bush» I«, 11'1917,.
000.
Potatoes 397.87« 000 bú hela. >175/
7)1.000
Hay—78.459.000 tons »! ,7.33 473 r>c<|.
Tobacco — 1.310 01» -.-00
po inds,
»374 31* .-V
Apples—173 8’3 >0 barrels, »739.-
990.000
Aa a rv ult of the f ur bl ¿ condì
lion of the far
n - •
J It e y v-
emutent eape<t« him V» take a late*
block of Victory Ubetty ! in Honda
tn April
The on«' safe ru’a for the i
prraun is to expect and pren
wear gias*-» f<>r r> t ling n<
from the age of forty
Thei
no unsightly lines in Kryptok le
and they aid the eye and cons
it« efficiency.
E. C.
MEADE
OFTOMKTRUn AND JEW I
23Ö W. Fécond at
DR. A. G. PRiir
PbysiciaD end SufítJÜ
Cella Atte nd«-«!
Day or N ight
SCIO
()RK
E. A. WEi
BARBE H
Successor to Morri»-
Atrent Albany St<
Agent A'Ler.y I :< a a
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SCIO. OREGON
BORN OF WAR
BALD A IN
for a moment
Victory
FARMERS I?.' DEST
FINANCIAL SHAPE
OF RECENT YEARS
Smooth Tran-ition of A'-’i-uL
ture to Peace Badia PreJ l..i
by Federal Reaerve E .;d
Entered at the ooetoffice at Scio.
Orsrgon aa eeeond clas* matter
AT BND or YKAR
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*e.**leuú?. a JI
THE SCO TRIBUNE
■ UBHi'KirntlN. IN ADVANCX
'
WHO SAYS IT?
Slogging through the mid of
France.
Camping In the rala;
Hiking In a froten trance
Dova some Get man plain;
“Fall In’"- hear the eerg-ant yell.
Far from home and ck>*«r;
Tell me who the bally hell
Raid the war "waa over?"
for
Chow
for
brca.fast —slum
noon—
W ho ears wen are free
While the bugler's foolish tune
Pipes lbw rwvellle*
"Right drwaa!"—hear the sergeant
buss
Fiom Main* across to Dover;
Tell tue who the hell It w .*
Said the war was over'"
Cleaning up a m»« of »Ire.
H mined with riot ted blood
Where the big trick* bog and mlr*
In the winter mud:
Full of filth and fleas and fugs—
Cannoneer and drover.
Tell tne who the fat head wua
Maid the war "was ever?"
—Grant huid Rio.
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Cable the Peace Conference
.erica'« presti«e !a al stake In
o ning Victory liberty l»au The
i>; the world are fitrd upon us.
of
nail ma of the world are going to
ua on this Isst effort. It Is right
they *hn>ild Jodie ua. not bv
• e do tn the beat of .the str g-
l>ut by our condition after tl.e
It Is difficult yet to value accurately
or in some fnatancra to perceive all
the war has
ught to our nsttonal
life or pruned fro n it. The things
we think little now m»y appear to
ptxterttv the greatest
The Thrift
Stamp ►' »
i<> > •
at the
Originated as a war en> r eucy meat
tire, It has tak-n hold; hav appeal'd
to the <-omL.<« sense of America, and
may yet s •« the de »(lu T ut th*
nation
It la ;mtent now that the *ar la
over, that the Thrift Btatnp has com*
to sta»
If we el nothin else out of
the war but the habit of saving, which
betels th* o tdlavy aimi'le living. »*
will have reeped the full fruit of ti e
war
For a thi 'ty
r -y Is a
firm d-nut/m » a pvt. nt <
-ra-y.
a dem<>< rtcy strong ettough to pre-
serve itself.
A man » ho
than the man
I!»
becomes a stock
w»»L
ment and he Is
fare of that gov
•t'.d
la peace
In »a
with hla life. In
It from those eh
Aa America uir« from this day on
so shall she grow in Lenivo power ar I
In the eyes of man--nd
A
count fur every Aspri- »n
should be one of o ir national
The Thrift and War Sa Ing« Star
idea la freighted with a m
ty chan,
for the better in our nati« ■ al Ilf*.
The Thrift Stamp la bark
by the
t’nlted States govern” ie«>t.
lilbO'it
doubt it Is tb«’ gre te rt I'
►’Blent
ever ottered and it
I *
a form
that every American
and Ut Ila.
can lake advantage € IL
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Wrb..y x
,
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Furniture
TRIS IS THE WAY TO SAY I
There is probably »» me article or
tick-» in possession of /very family i
is of no use to th-- owner whirlj i may lie
turned into rash, It Is s*> n-uc (. n.<>ney
found. You can put it
i into i «inda or
stamps
help
In _.ie
th war.
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WE
W» WAN I all
nil kinds of
kinds of metals, rubber and t!
other things going to w.-u>U-.
flrain ac-d Potato Sacl s fur a*l<
THE PACIFIC JUNK COM PA!
Bril phone 401 -R
Home | h
K. Itogoway, Prop.
Se<».
Gain io Wheat Acre
is greater than I tn! year in in- t of
25 ccuntiea replying to quk»tion>
nairo of J. W. Browor, federal and
O. A. C. farm help ap> •ia!i»t. and
gf -nter I.‘.an nermal in a!>
Nearly
all report a? increase in aheep, but
moat ahow a r.-aterial deerca e in
dairy stock.
A »uffictenl or surpliM labor sup­
ply is indicate«! in nearly all count*
iea; but Tillamook, l-ake. Lincoln
and Malheur re; <>rt u slv-riag-
hour counties favor fixing a wage
scale; live oppose it. while «tlt-ts
are not sure. A mi , that had good
roaults last year think condition.« do
not warrant ref ”*"» the p ’ ey.
V\ agaa of $f>0 io |7 5 a n ->V . re
current, but Do ropgrt owr- ».mwi . ’• J —
spring and itarv« at Wage* CtHMU l»v
obtained.
Brltish Are RcJuc> j A *my.
l»-nd<>n
Th Bri»
*rnty. ai tu ■-
end ebr» ed ex» lustre f ihe force
tire of the b-rt guw*of worlj
P«a • for y-ars to c-nmr would b* the India, now numb s 3 > -<■ uno m-n «
si
-»fill Hots (ion of th* Vietary Lib 1« bel ig r*dttc«d tn Sàl.Bt'f'. accordio
ertv Inn for five or sit billion dol­ lo sa announe >m*nt ty ’h* gover’
lar
Even a combination of power« msnt
The Tritune’a ] ‘laf’F
In u»ed to ■»« another war would
on th- he a., waler- •M Ü»<
b «it«te In th* fare of such • display Oerman Chsnc'-.rr Sc si v.»aa O
Hte <
niik»* fro;.;
Of I.;
iJ ma national strength.
la»n<t in.—A news agc'icy diepat
Kvcri man »ho burs a Victory IJ?v
with
>roorr>
received fror Germen acure res b w
t»r y h < >nd nest April, moreover, will
he will trade for smaller p’s «
r “c <>
ht
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be addi ng to th* determination with of Ho land reported that
Having
unllmilei
outi-gHg'-
t
‘
.s
a fine
ich tmerliui speaks al th* Pear* I?. heluet »nr. tad re* nel.
place for stock. Com! s»ul.
C
r
There ar* undouMedl»
to b* tnanv mom<*nts during that
A gr< at trvny ut
"
o<
C
pence when every »hit of th* »‘cMianvill* bava b<
c it
power of tb* I’Blted State* will be their old ms.
neea at.J i
iieirg
sb»p* Into actnaltDea those
Thcr*
which »• <^ie.rd th* worlJ thrm with L. lisi» walnuts
are two remo --a for this, a» th* waliut
cables carry into th* Qua! Is a prettl-r ire«» and the n ts do n ’.
The Tribune ha- a 6 c-1. Dims I
destroy the sid'Wa ks aa do the ma prime in jr<H»d condition, hur • i-ov.'.,
la message'
» has o»ers'ibscr ¡bed her pie* «nd Hu re .« a crop of nula, for saie at a bargain. A - . l-fi-m
Fin h liberty Ixuvn by more thaa a which la worth considering.
newspaper impoet ng «lot.« uJ at a
UHHofl dollar*
bargain.