wants to use at once more money,
THE SCIO TRIBUNE land
or commodity than hr has the
cash to pay for. In a small way the
farmer, or others. wh«*n h* mh.» his
merchant to 'charge it” H doing
T. U Dt'GGBB. KlUTOX ANU PKof
just m the big manufacturing con
Entered at the postoffice at Sei" cern or corporation aa the case mav
Oregon a* secund clans matter.
be. does
lie wanla to use the
things which moiwy will buy but
»1.50
■UB*TUrTb>N. IN AllVAN« I
which he ha« n«»t the money with
1.76 which to pay at that particular
AT BNtl OF YKAK
• 75 tune.
SIX MONTHS
UMMIKD KVKKY THtHaliAY HY
*
A fanner who d«-sir»-s a quarter
[ section of lan«t adjoining has not llu*
Giral adv« rtising p-r line fir»t In
spot r*»h with which to pay for It.
sertion
(g
<
He simply give» a mortgage and th«-
Each ■uhw-quenl hrarrthn |*rr lit e
addiUomd
land t-nabhrn him to |*ay
bisplay advertising First iiwertl* n
.2f* I off Hu- mortgage or note when due
per inch ..........
APVKRTUUNG RATKH:
Each subsequent li »ertimi
i Thia mortgage or note is simply a
Advertis« tnrnts *h«»ul<l road» this ofll« «- p..„.j uh,|rr another ham«*
not later than Tu«-*<l»y to insurr publi ;
Without the u»' uf lM«rr*»we«i
ration In th«* current is»u<.
i mutwv we would haw t«o rai*r*»ads
All foreign a«lvvrtisen»-nlM tn* *t '** j nor any large nmnufacturing enter
l*si>l for in advance of (>ublieatK>i
' prise. A largp aaxwat uf money
i must be iteM'mbled al thtf one linw
to place lhe enterprise in cuadilioa
V> earn dlYhieleis
T«« illu»lrate further lei us cite
jour flouring mills: In the fall xm
to build good macadam r'*ad* from
every neighborhood to Jta market
town and to connect ail of the main
town« of the county with paving.
The Tribune believes that bonds
will solve the road problem in the
I mt and most satisfactory manner
to the people, Il will get the de
sired result, I h reel taxation will
not.
the time-belt system, any regulation
whatever d‘<e» not change the mtive-
nu-nt of "OM Sol.” but you ran
A. E. Randall
overcome an innmwnw-nt light ser- W. A. Ewing.
Vice I'roa.
vice by acemti mudati ng yourself] l'rcsidcnt
E. U. Myers. Cashier
thereto
•tart a hen* account today and
provide for your future.
You will find a checking ac
count very convenient for your
bu>incsa tranoclions. We pay
4'e interest on time dcjmaila.
PHYSICAL FORCE A FAILURE
If you will si*«' the matter up
right war la about the most foolish
thing of which mankind is guilty. It
i* the survival <»( the law of physical
fore* < r the survival of the physic
ally fittest. I here is a great plenty
of evil in the world which requires
force to luMue or to eradicate. At
Un* same time <me wonders if civili-
iation is a failure.
K« pr> M-nlativev of the great pow
ers of th«- world are in Paris, Francr.
trying to agree up-m a plan which
will do away with inb-rnatmnal wars
in th«' fu'iir«'
lhe Tribune hope»
the effort will he successful.
which bring on war are
U cm M U|«,n M ltivhn*
(me mtmn
[non <»f the year th«- tarmeca deliver
I pledge allrgki'xe li mV /I.:; anti their gram to the mills arel they
the Republie (or uhieli II dandi. tint I want th«> money payment therefor. - * k< to push it» own inter« «1» re-
Ration. lnJhnnble. Otlh libri ty ana 'The mill tMhiple have nut Ute ready ganJIewiof the rights of other na
leash t ■ t*ay f«*r all lb«' grain bruuglil tion». just us one man encroarln-s
juillet for all.
11«« them, ao they borrow from the u|»m th«* rights of hi» neighbor.
I bank or elsewhere funds suflicu-nt The result is a fight in which both
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
to rover the enienwocy. lhe bur parties | om * in trie end.
Men Elected By Workmen Take
Places As Heads of Busi
ness Institut ons.
DR. R J. NICOL
I
ami I Kvrwrd
V I r I. I< I \ A !< I A N
Cattle Tested
for Tuberculosis
VUnca
Follo*-ng th«* practwe put
Into et1t*el by th«* Ru»*ian *o»lcl su»
i Mike phone Main lèH; Residence phone
«rnttx-tit at Mosco*, bank prosidcat«
Y!*IU 21
»
In Budapest have become mere figure
LEBANON. OREGON
has da. »tell» soviet cterks adminlatsr
the burineaa
It* nt* no l*»n*«*r are
paid lo I at* «Dor*!», but to the govern
meat. »hl«h la represented by tbs
Janitor» lhe »torea have been natlou Arrival and lh-i»arture of l’aa»cnger
allied and lbs h.-»da of fa< tortea have
Trama
been repla.ed by those elected by the
«ora men
W'lMMiburn-Soringfielil Branch
The tranklna bualneaa Is Bring han
W EST SCIO
dlcsppe.1 under the n* w regulatlona
No one Is all«» *-d to draw out more North
7:55 a m.
than 1100, except in lhe payment of South
5:09 p.m.
salarle»
A Check i>ni»t be atgned by
(xrrvallia A Eastern
all the trustees before II la »ubmlttrd
Ml NKSM
to a trank »here it la houored
All palates haw b* < n appropriated To Albany
K:U a m
by ihi* government.
American offi To Dulruil
1:44 p m
rials are well treated by the liun
Motor service iiiscontinue<l.
parlan officiate. and Ameritan rout
lera are all 'wrd to pa»* in and out of
Hudai*eal alihout hindrance
I lee as Nege4teiwd
Natery PvUrt
fount Kardyi'a position has not
been dsm»lied by the new rogitu«* a<
cordins to political otra* rroro. »ho say
he cleverly »valed lio. position a*
provisional president by shifting re
sponsiblllty for the course of eicnts
tu lhe aillo» a wl th*-n i..H
r-» it
Hi».
^W»*I St
Ukaai
anee axalnat the ent<nte. which re
«tilled lu a union nf tha *' rial dvmo
eral* and the rornniut>i»la.
*
In Ciecbo Hlovakia it is reported
that up-.»ici*« haw occiin 4
Ne»»
at Hunxariaii b-'l*l«ei i«m ha* spread
\\ alb i Bilvvti. I’lup
rapidly and the re»olut <*iiary spirit In
West fikraine and Roumama Is »aid to
Pilline G-’il.'i
be increaalng
M AUI Mi l TS Al I. I RAINS
Railroad I ime I able
ruwol ttioney is returned as rutmliv i
(du.any In-gun a great war over
The Tri pun« is not r-a-lytode
tut th«t grain is roti» er id nt«» flour four ware ago. What la the result?
dare for government ownership >•’
and sold.
When tin- war began te-rmany
the railroad*
W* know that pri
Is there anything wrong ahotil
vate ownership fell d-*wn wh< n th« j Uns procedure. Mr farmer ar la- was one of the most pr<>aprroua na
tions on the face of the gl d«e. Her
government called for e»tra - rvi«* .
' 1 Imring man? No; you will sav this
ships were sailing on every sea; her
we know that tli<* government h.v
! 1» good Lusatew» aaMUte.
manufactutetl products w«*rem every
been operating the r**ads uneb-r ab
- X . .. ’‘
: I-
’ J« *• market in the world, and tier schol
normal condition«. when th« roa'- | on the name basis
We want a
astic a tv J scientifir attainniente were
wore practically tn at* in<*p> iutive
1 large amount of money at ooce. To regarded as being at th« head of
condition because of neglect <*f u|e
! attempt to raise th«- large Sum ftf- of the list ' Sl.e was regarded hy I
lt««p. Th«- government has not had
qigri-l bv dlr« t fixation w mid all a* **nc of the hading nation» of
a rhanr,* to opetale the road* under
liankrupt the |»«*<»ple; so our .inly the world
By attempting to forev
normal conditions
alternative is to borrow, or in other her will u|x»n the world she has fail
For this rea-nn The Ttibuti«- fa'-
words, «Ive a mortgage <m the pro ed and now lira in dust and mu»t
ored government operation *if th«
Gaves Scio I'ostolhcc
perty of Unit county to be pai«l accept the terms offered by her con
roads for five year«, we want* I to
at 7:10 a in sod 5:00 p m for West Sen
serially during a term uf years.
sud 12 4-’* p tn fur Munkcra
querors
try lhe experiment.
Though the
Linn county ha» expended in rash
former railroad magnat« « trie«l tn
<«ermany's effort to rule by force
and in volunteer work <*n our roads
make government operation a» ex
ought to demonstrate that force no
during the past twenty years not
pensive as possible, and it hat Cuel
longer maintains; the world ha» ad
!«•»* than |3.0fM» (Mid. What have
New York
With mor- than SO«*"
Real Estate linl( er
the people a lol of money, everyone
vanced too far to «ubmit to the die»
w«- as a result' While it is true
officers and men of the Slat division
and Notary Public '
would like to mm * government opera j
lation of any one nation. The world
—national army. Washington, dragon.
that our roads are better than they
tioo under n rmal conditions
has awakened to the fact that men California. Nevada, Utah. Montana
were twenty year* ago we will have
War conditions mad«* the nu.v
are. of ■ right, frromen. No mat and Wyomi^ the »1* am.hip Silvoney
l^iliutli ( Ihtanird. ¿luniintj
| to admit that mir plan of work has
ment of government freight impur
ter what may I m * the race or rolor arrived from HI Naialre Mondav
■ been a failure; we have n«*t received
ative at any e >«t; it made tnainten
all are entitiod to breathe the air, These Included lhe JS.fd Infantry's KIO
OREGON
mon* than ten cents of benefit for
headquartern of the Id battalion, the
ance of llie roads imperative as well
drink th« waler which nature ha* so
!every dollar expendd.
We ha»e
supply company and companies y IJ
and the coat of this maintenance
bountifully provided, ami partak« and It. 3* officers and s«*l men. tor
been able to stand this expense or
was heavy. It could qot I m * com-,
uf such food as they themselves ran t'aiQpa Kearney. Lewis. Taylor, tlodge.
waste because it has lw*en diatribul-
pared with previous Coat of main
Funston and Sherman, and the JMth
provide.
d over a score of years, and all w ill
Infantry's field and ataff headquarters
undertakers
tenance bv private endeavor with I
Germany was unwilling to submit
admit that the plan of roa«l work
of the .Id battalion, hiradquartor* of
Lor this]
any deree of fairness
to this dictum of nature. Sh«* want th« supply and machine gun conifra
l all» Attendili to • Promptly
reason The Tribune would like lol we have laM-n pursuing taa practical
ed
to sav i^ho should live and what nlsa. ordnance and medical detach
Dav or Ntght
failure.
see the ext>eriment tried out on n
menta and companies A. B. I. K. L
they
should
do.
The
result
was
she
Now a new plan is propoateh by
scio
Secrttary McAdoo's plan; we could
OREGON
arrayed the World against her and and M it officers and 3o<9 men. for
the
iasue
of
bonds
the
purpose
I
’
to
then judge whether or not govern-1
Camps Kearney. Mwis. Sherman. Tay
get enough money t«> build a system her defeat was inevitable.
lor, Oranl, IM*. Bodge and Funston
ment ownership of railroad» was for!
Now th«- leading statesmen of the
I of permanent roads and to have these
the beet intereM» of tne United
roads while we gradually pay for world an* trying to arrange a plan TO PRESENT ERIN S CLAIMS
States
AUCltONEER
which will prevent any nation from
them.
It is an unfortunate fact that most
Thru*
American*
to
Go
to
Pari*
In
Portland ha» had |>ave<l at recta taking »uch a fool notion a» did the
people consider a government office
Behalf of Ireland.
W atbbloo
O r »; on
(or tnurv than t weoty yearn and tiermans. They arc trying tn ar
They consider the office
Washington
I's «ports were grant
a sinecure
I' ímmw 12 a Hwwrt Huaaaw
lh«MH* streets have attalained an en range a nlari by which international a»4 by lhe state d< fartinent to Frank k. F. L>. Nv. I
worth the salary and work well
disnut«*a
may
he
guttled
by
arbitra
Sale
dates
arranged
ft»; at The Scio
ormous traffic; yet the repairs to
P Walsh, former Joint chairman of
that is not to I m * Considered, The
tion;
in
other
words
they
are
trying
i
the war labor board. Edward F
those streets when standard paving
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
office seeker has spent the money to I
was weed, has been insignificant. to pet»ua<lc the world that warsand Ihinne. former governor of Illinois,
get the officc and work is of »mall
and Michael K Ryan, former Prnnayl
This fact <h muii»l rates that a Ed- tightiri;’ M*tilc nothing but for the 1
consideration.
vanla public service commiaaliucr.
<•
1.1: VA NT
way can I m * mace permanent; and moment. They are trying to per who are going to Faria to pr. »ent Ire
The Tribune would like to sec
while the first root mat sevin stag suade men that moral justice, not land's "Haims at the peace conference
men in the railroad service work as
gering, in the end it is far lhe brute fore«, should rule among na- ( aa spot*-tu**n of the Irish race con
they would tic compelled to work
*01 2 New First National Bauk
j lions as well as among men
The vontlon held last month at I'hllsdri
cheapest.
under private employment, then a
ph
la
So th«* problem for Una county ft i ut e sincerely hope» they succeed. I Mr Walab and Mr Ryan »aid tha' ALBANY
fair comparison could be made ax
OREGON
the purpoee of their mission ass t>-
between government and private people is "get the money’'; 11,000.-
obtain for the delegates selected b
(MM) in bonds can l*c floatd among
DAYLIGHT SAVING.
operation.
______
the people of Ireland a hearts* at th*
l.mn county people at par. This is
peace conference."
but about $40 per capita foe each
ROAD BONDS
Thcre is a «leal of nonsense about
Chn twc.ily o-i turai credit plan of
man. woman and child in Linn (thia daylight saving business.
A Tribute Paid to Norway By House.
I I. B. CHESS
Attorney •» Law
MUNKERSandWEST
SCIO STAliE
Riley Shelton
Morrison & Lowe
H. C. ROLOFF
ATTORNFY AT LAW
HURAL CEL Dh LOANS
A great many people have a wrong
idea about bonds. They seem to
think bonds mean bondage, or a
something which cannot lie gotten
rid of. a something which would
bind them for all time.
This is a mistaken idea. An a
matter of fact a bond is just »imply
a note or mortgage
There is
scarcely a farmer or busincaa man
who has not at come time in his life
gteee a note or mortgage.
lie '
county; for a family uf five the sum
would I m * i '¿00, and wbvre is the
family which cannot afford thia sum
especially if it tie that uf a farmer,
tn have a tirst clasa «vstem of roads
over th« enuntv?
If the limit uf county indebtedoeaa
«hail I m * incretuwd from twu to mix
per cent of th«* as»«M«<i valuation a
«urn <>f near 62.000,000 could l*e
had. Thia in a«klilion to to an an-
nual five mill lax would be sulbewol
mere ordur nr legislative act cannot
rhnn r>-a cnnrrrte fact. The Trih-
utie, however, ha* been indulging in
daylight saving during all of the
part winter. Our time to go to
wmk h ut been 7 a. m. and 4 p. m.
cm* iu led the work day. We wyre
f«*t »1 to do this liecause the light
plai t lid not start up early enough
in t’.ie aflerniMin to nerve ua. while
it was enattewed long enough in the
morning to nerve our purpaee. Like
Pari* -Nor» ay oaa pralurd aa a
friend of the entente by Colonel F. M
tlouae »hen the Norwegian delegation
on the league of nations waa prevented
to him by I-eon Bourgeois. French
member of ibo I'-agus of nation* com
mission "No neutral nation gave the
entente more help than Norway,” Col
onel H oum 1,'d the delegation. "Were
Christiania not so remote from the
renter of Kuropcan activities." Col
onel House added, "that city would
have been suageslol aa the seal of
the league of eatleae*
loaning money to farmer», helps yen to
get out of debt. I'inter our turni of
loan Un- total amuut.t of interest pekl
duro ■ its enti-e i>riul twenty years
is act us I11 le* than •') p>r rmt interest.
Write il» for booklet.
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133 Lyon St
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resulta.