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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
more than pay y<>ur share of ih<-
bonds principal and interest.
After the money is provided for
the county court, plans and specifi
cation» for the improvement of each
T. L. DVGGKM. inmA AWÜ rnor
road should be prepurr-d and the
Finterei! at the postolhce at Scio, i bull-ling let by contract. By such
Oregon as second class matter.
procedure mad improvement all over
the County Could be inaugurated al
Il .60
BUMcmrrioN, is ai > van < f
the same time; the people would
1.76 then ba »atistied because po favoril-
AT KNII OF YKAK
.76 i ism would I«- shown.
All MONTH*
Il would Iw foolish b> assume that
Frail lei s Panacrat.
Fre-ident Wilson and hia cabinet
advisers hat f made no mistakes in
The poor old world is sick nl« d
A. E. Kandall
the conduct of the waf*. nor mat and ar<>ur>4 his couch crowd medi \y A. FMa®.
ht
Vico I res.
th-re have not l-een just ground- cine men of «very nan.,- and fame Fr ’
D My« rs, Csshi«-r
f<*r eeandals
For there have hem In their bags ar,- nostrum», «mth- i-
Arror a of judgment, and dishonest (•"««. elixir« of hf«i and t-ansc ««
►tart * tait* *
■ont today and
and n«-g gent officials have secure,! a-plent)
. jaMM
r future.
fl»- iiiental -< ' I ' - -
V KI
h* positions. Thia was true him that h«- i< n ■! i at ,
checking ac-
responsible
• >t
nient fur your
of the management and conduct of think» he I*
Pr -hii ■
■ -I
.<
.-nr W<- pay
the war of the Ib-lM-llion a-plentv.
that he w II
-I I-,- w - . t! h-
t
tifîT»’
When large sums of money must st,-|Mi taking hi» t -i b.
T h , -i*
I m - dudiursed r<gardh-as of Coat, as taxer affirm« tii.it I-
1:
APVKRTVilNU HATKH
I ■
. 1
WHO SHOULD BUY ROAD BONDS? w a» the case in th«- airship businra». his imp,,»!» on th,
I xm - b I advirftiaing t*r line first in
I *ÎM
it w. ild have l*cen a matter of *S* 4h,-r form« of w- <'!ii o i tr.
Sensed
II
.10
sertion ..............
tonisiim<-nt if there had not been will »traitway get up ’i hi*
I L I H I X A R 1 A N
It seems prolmble that Linn county
Each »uh«M-.|u<-nt Inurrtl n | ■ r Im. .U*
mismanagement, |M*culation. etc.
The
suffragette
irwints
,
that
h,
Display adv,-rti«ing Find u rrti -n
will I m * authoris'd by the people to
Cattle T« - ini for Tuberculosis
Seniitor I-’ .ri H rlam as chairman <>nly to la-stow the franchise upon
.2&j
l>er inch....................
! issue road bonds at the sp,-cial <-l«*c
ph<»
•25. ReMtimcc ¡*h«>n<>
of tin- ■■ f .it.- II,: -ai j. «-oni nil I«-*- l-<
.. .161
Each sub»e>|u«-nt ins<-rth>n
Women to double his weight, The
lion in June. Now the queathm i»
H] 21
c.i'ii'
i
ii-n.i
int
of
these
wrong
con
Adveftiaements should r-=i
m
socialist, tiptoe on a «nap box,
Shall th«*ae I hiik I s I m * sold to l»omi
not later than Tu,-»day to II »ur< i-ulili
LEBANON.OREGON
«liti 4 «
II > criticism of .Secretary swears that If he will only pu t his
»peculators whose only object is to
cation in th«- current ir -u,-
i ritrd and ju»t had the property in the haml» of the «tat,
I buy them as cheaidy as p,MMible. or K.il' t ■ .«■
All foreign advertí», n.. nt. n
1 •
’critici. i b<-«-n d,-liv«-r«-d before th«- and make every cilium an ernpl
«hall they I m * told to Linn county
peal for m silvan,-,- of pul'i- a' -
’ ornate r n c»>f’ mil tee or lM*f,»re the of the government he will
i farmers, mechanics and business
A;
: i . . -. r« -f I'.iso-ni’er
entire manate, But Senator fham- around again a» well a* ever."
men w ho ar«* all deeply inU-rest«*,! in
| berlain did I I»
d" this
H<- criti- trade un'onist confidently a«*
i building gms! road» for lunn <*«>unty
W<M
efated th«* management
i
of the war that hia trouble original«-* in
Branch
in addition to buying bonds as un
' dvfiartir »«-nt when a-ldre-sing a New long hours and too «mail wa
I investment?
< York a udirti <> w hich in th«- main The I W. W. iru«i«t» that he ot
r
Now Im-««- Binds will be a <l«*ht
i:¡io am.
w.ii h< -*H«* i,, I'residaml Wilson an-l not to , k nt ih. b-.t ' ■ i a [ i.i- •
against Iann county which the tax-
5; OH p.m.
th«- war department
n th, -tm" and ' w hio- hi» t :m<- aw :o
ami payers must |>ay. and all should I m *. 1
/ pl'
I.-* A- En.«u*in
S-n itor t’htunberlain made a «*-■ m «-I,-: !:«»! mg
I ■ I
the Rrpuhli. for uhnh it to
and «loubthwa are, d«*»irous that the
INKERS
ri-'u- blunder in >1«-livering hi» New Hakes Isild to any that h<- h;.»
< km Iw-st possible (trice sliall I m * realiz«*d
Ration. tnJtviiible. teilh hl. i
H:1I a n>
York nd-ir, «. While it hi*d the ef- to organize wv'-'t- nut ail |,-i-m,
from the «ale of these bonds, for
lutite c for all
I 44 I* m
t fact of tun.mg tlx- airdup bugine«» into th<- hand» of the pr--;etariat.
th«* proc«-c<la are to I m * expr*nd«*d or»
i-
discontinued.
t >|My turvy ami the appointment uf
UNN COUNTY FOR GOOD ROADS roads from which each individual i a new "i|»-rint«-ndent fur the airshq .ilhdish r, hgi *n, nation.! ,- w .m.-n
for th«- fr,s- us«- of men and k-t t'
taxpayer will receive a Iwnefit.
depart ! ■ nt, it aeriouaiy ,-fT«-n-i<d state bring up his children, to rr- ‘‘••■»’raje I . A it e^
Neiarv PwAUt
The
farmer
will
nceive
a
twofold
Linn county |» <pl«- - • m
! the president and S«*crrtary Baker; li«*v«* himself of all his aches and
Th«-, want * b«*nefit; h<* will lie enabled to get hi»
unit for g<“>d r >n 1«
th«*v frit th, crtt'ciam !<• I m * an in- mdna.
traffic
is th*-1 produce to market at a I«*** cunt and >
them paved when-
, suit when delivered at i I h > time atul
Th«- Paris con few ice m more ct»n
macadam front I in cast* he should ihwlre to wll his
heaviest and hea
I plan*.
•ervalive in its diagnosis and
i
farm
he
can
»ell
it
for
from
I.
1
»
to
neighlHtrh'HHli to the n aik,-t t «i
Senator Chamberlain is courage ! scriplion, but it holds out the mod-
The busin«**»
It is estiniatiil that a, > I ft in tl I $10 more per acre
Oir«
«»•S q
I'blM«. Oí».
ous en-mgh to <* it. Ivmn wrong even <*«t assurance that if he
will only
Pacific highway through the c-i tit-.. man will have his busin«*»» increascii w ieri l-.urA in h.» >wn ¡» >i 11 teal
form a !«-agu<* of nations, quit bis
becauiM* of th«* inrreaiM* of p«*ople to
norm- to miles of paving will«- nn<
(«arty. N-> one doubts the senator’s luarreling with hia neighbor» and
all of the mam town* of tl>.
,t ty ! buy his goods;- the m«*chanic will
patriotic h-*n«wty nor that nf th«* “put hia now* to the grindstone,’*
with
the
I'aciffc
highwx
Dm
l‘r -(»-r I*.•<•»«!»• mon |.,*opl<- will
with the |*a< (Ic highwj
pr> od<-nt, but -in* criticism ha» re he will live to a gw*n oi l age.
probably 150 to 2<*> mile» -i
-ml "-‘"t h- -n«-» built, etc.
sulted tn a-»trang,-meflt when then
As for our-« Ives, w«- hav,-ji • faith
So any of these people can Well
am will I m - A«-' ,--«.iry to ■
-t all
should be warm friendship and con- in panacea*. We do n<4 bedew that
market
afford
to
loan
th«*
county
$2ot*
to
neighborhoods with their
ftdenec.
any one of theae doses will set the
towns.
»tart this tM*rh«l of pr«Miperitv. Why
MAUI
I I I - Mt IK VIVS
Oirapare the conduct of the pres old fellow u|>on his f«-et for y ■ I
If we «mtim«te th,- c«»«t of gratin . they could afford to make an out-
vea Scio Puatullicc—
«•nt gnat war. with th«* enormously and all
W<- put our faith in h, al
ami paving at SIO.lNkl per mil.- an. Might gift of thi» amount, but such
'-o i> m for W,-»t Sen.
th p
for Munkors
macadam at l-IOot». n Imml i
<d ‘«’fl >* not rc<)iiir«*«l; all you ne«««l to men i ■ -d c»!, with that of the Civil cultivation of a good charact« r. in
war
Mr. Wilson*a administration the exercise of all the Christian vir
SI.000.000 with our regular r -ad <lo is to invest your $2 ih » in gilb- ig.
will not suffer fr<>n> the coni|>arison tue*. in justice, charity, industry,
tax moneys will give our county -»curiti,« and you will make it o-
Yet m> one questioned the honesty •crinomy, t«-m|M-ranc«*, chastity ami
flrst-claisi roads within the sp« ■ nf *•'’ ’’
Linn County to build g-*--d
and purity <>f heart of Abraham religion.
ficai /.alale Bro/^ CT
: roads.
thre«* or four years
Lincoln.
and
Notary /’ublic
If
w<-
can
only
get
the
old
roisterer
The Tribunw believe« in th«* ol-l
It has lM*cime <|uite evident th;,'
The capability of General Pershing patche«i up after thi lià>t ti^baclt*.
There are none so imiepen-
our |i Ian of road improvement is not adage.
and hi» divisional generals, the pay in which he gave the
reins to all hi»
IJnn
county
lu«<
'lent
a«
those
who can and will help
.
- .'zu i ( tblained, / , untine J
getting anywhere
and tre.-iiment of the troapa; th« pasaions, persuade him
to nettle
expended mor«* than $l.<">omm if th.-m»-lv.»’’ Th«* ta-ople of Linn
methiMl of conducting the draft, arid down to work again
iCIO
and do bu>int*^
w,- count «p- '!.il pre i ■! t ' -vi-
‘
ha*1 w-alth enough to i>.'iv<
OREGON
lh<* method <>f raising the enormous under the principle enunciate«! in ll-.<
and volunt.wr work
W.- hav«- n .t every mad in the county; hut paved
sums of nnmey w ith which to finance ’golden rule," we diall cherish th«-
reeeiv««l more than ;i0 |a-r <■- nt I n- r ■-« I- are requir«*d only where the
th«* war. r«*liecta credit u|H»n the fondest hopes of his future health
Morrison & [.owe
Macadam,
efit from this large sum m . ly I*
tienva t traffic exist*
Wil» on administration in every uar of body, mind ami spirit. Cincin
cauae the county «tiri coid n >i ,r 8 g«*«*d gravel aurface. is all that
ticular above m«-ntion<**l.
I NDERTAKERS
nati Enquirer.
raise enough money in anv on«- y< nr is required on w hat may I m * termed
THE SI ill MIÎE Ü.IMÍ
Railroad 1 inie 1 able
11. B. CHESS
Attorney *» Law
MIA'? liSandUEST
SCIO STAGE
Riley Shelton
to carry on road w.>rk except in a neighborhood roads
TMs newspaper urges that Linn
perfunctory manner.
I'here alway -
has ln*en a carcity of road w.-i, mg
iunty |M*o|>le buy th«- liomla when
tools, to do the work in th m ,t *ur cmntv court offers them for sab-
economical wav; th«- < • irt could not ,,r w,‘ I' ’’I »ure th«- iMNiple will au-
bonds,
apare the tax rm>n«-v with which t ■ I thorise
’horixe the court to sell
»ell the
th«- bonds
largely
the
proceeds
of
these
Binds
buy them. h«-n«*«- the (-* "1 • w,-r-
will
lie
(mid
to
Linn
county
people
forced to simply do what th- . c ul>l
for labor and material and therefore
by the old primitive method
the
money will not leave the county;
So now the (wonk- pr,*|»**«- to put
it
will
remain here to I m - employed
into the hands of the county < -ur
in
the
daily
transaction of busin«-«
enough money at on«- litre » that
lk-st
of
all
the
resulting good roads
pro|M-r mad building t<>. « can 1»
will
inerrass-
business
and increase
purchase«! and not «< •• t id ‘ tils -r
a piece of a road improv«*«l, but that the prosperity of Linn county and
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all of the main arterm- <-f travel the ntat«-,
can I m * improve«!
Nor will it «*«-t anv n.-.r«- t nev CHAMBERLAIN AND THE AD
MINISTRATION.
than the plan wehavel-, «-n pursuing
ever since th* <>ld m«-n ot t<-fay
No one who is honest in political
were boys
Our pr« -, nt r .«-I tax-
If we include the »(M-cial (m-cinct i thought ha* anv doubt whatever of
taxes, will average nt least five mill«. l*r«*sident Wilson’s honesty of pur
Five mills will pay th« inter, I ,»i pose in conduct of the government.
the bonds, supply repair m 11 mon, y Moat fteople think also that ingoing
and provide a sinking fund which to France he is trying to accomplish
will pay off the bonda in 20 years, for humanity the grandest puri»M«e
And while w<- would I- pnvmg this that could inspire the mind of man.
b«»nd«-d debt we would be enjoying The Tribune hopes and exfiects the
president to be successful in his ef
the benefits
If we should build go, si roads I forts. The senator who refuses to
about Scio so that milk trucks could Vote to ratify the treaty and the
gather up the milk with anything league of nations is apt to terminate
like eaar. it would «awit the milk pro hia congressional career. The peo
ducer not more than one-half what ple want |M-acv and the abolishment
it do»« now to get hia milk to mar-1 of wars in the future if such shall
jtet. Thu saving. Mi Farmer, wdl be passable
A BIG JOB
President Wilson has alunit U h -
biggest job on his hands which ha*
ever l>een undertaken by any man
m the history of th«- world. If h«
su<v> «sin in the great work it will I m
du«* t>> the fact that all the nations
of i ur<,|»e are )><>th sickened ami ex
hausted by the four years of useless
and scn«ele-« bloody war.
All Eurofiean war» heretofore had
for alm -i the grabbing of territory
and uxuallv large indemnity. Th«-
lo-iiig ration has generally had th«
co-t« of th«* war on Ixdh »id«** t,-
pay
But this war has tiren so «tu-
pendouH and th«* c,«t bill so enor-
m*>us that it is impossible for liu
ceti tai p -wers to even think of pay-
ing
If (ìennany simply pays for
th« i.mo .:«• -h<- inflicted upon Erant ••
and Belgium and for the merchant
Vex-
:. i -ubinarit.«-« sent to th«
bottom of the sea. her ability to pin
will I m - -tietcheii to the utmost.
All <-f these conditions, jealousies
ai, I greed
iti
Mr. Wilton must barmen
lie if a league of nations it effected
It I« sure some job
If order can
lie I rough! out of the cnaotic con
dii i- n of Russia. Germany. Austria
an« I ilo* Balkan eountrica, and th«
Wot I -cam startrd <>n the way« of
pea,-e. uw> president will have ac
compì «shed th«- heretofore impossible
This daylight saving business is a
f.-idur,- »- far ;i- 11.<- I i
■ !
( ails Attended t<> Promptly
Dav >>r Night
st
l<) .
< »ici,<;< > n
is con<*»-rn«-«i
S hih tin •
w I - - hi
th.-m to tin t! . .it . ■> ! -•
then th«*y accu-«- thi- editor of stay
ing in the office all night. Then a<
.'«:;W p. m. we And them still at
work and we ask: "Don,I you fol
lows know that eight hours is a tegal
OltkxaiN
i
day's work for nrintersT‘1 Their
1'1««» III Hwae« lu «M
answer is: "BeMd«*s hioking after Sale date
ir ranged for at Th«- Scio
the widows ami orphans and old
• ’ < •!' «-. Scio, ( Ire.
maid«, w«* have nothing t o < Io but
work or go a-flshing; and n« th--
water is too high for (idling we an
comp»-ll«*«l t«» work.’’ A* a result
the fair annual (premium list) hs«
atamal Bank I'k’sf.
ln-en gotten out in five days, l«esid.
the regular n, wapaprr work and tv ■
\ MÌA NY
men have done all the work. Th ■
book ctimprtoe« 72 pores and it
•ch'Hil fair 13 pages
This is quit
work f<>r a country print sl.op wit
a limited force.
0
«Mt plan of
iOÄf
¡ »rr • r-. I h Ips you to
H. C
KOI.OH
¡¡URAL CI li. LOANS
The . tficv frog |M>nd U l-xs» k tu it«
loar
normal winter condition bj rea ■r
of the heavy rains. So the ft dung
V
prohibition is still <>n though We
have fail« <i to hear any Cloaking
i »U
from the afor>-«aid carp or frogs.
The animals must havT- depart,-d to
where water conditions were more
stable.
The Sc» Tribune
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