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on the Investment. Every fair
THE SCIO TRIBUNE cent
minded man will say this ia but just.
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ylum* or with families which have foreigners is trying to terrorlxe the
mi parental love or care for them, Unitoi States.
F. A. WF.DIX.E
Only by reducing the aost of opera- if awsrd«*d to the mother, too often
We need immigrants and shall
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lion, upkeep, etc, or by an increase they are «leno-d lb«- comfort ami - need many more during the next
of
freights
and
fares
can
this
be
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few
war*,
but
we
also
need
laws
equipm«
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for
lifr
tn
which
they
are
Successor
to Morris Bros.
T. L. rxîOGKx. turros and pxop
done.
, entitled
They arc denied the par- i which will carefully «elect them,
Confining thia question to our own ental love and care that M In be • will shut out all votaries of Karl
Agent A litany Steam Laundry
Entered al the
al Scio,
state of Oregon conditions are bouixl i found in the harmonious family Mar* and la-nlne and will compel
Oregon a* second clans matter.
Agent Albany Cleaning Works
bi grow worse for the railroads. At they are handicapped all through three who are admitted to go to
11.60 the present time there are truck life, and if they grow to manhood ; schixd, to learn what «iemocracy is
SUR» KirrH>N. IN APVANCg
4» SCIO. OREGON
The army trans­
1.76 lines running for 60 miles out of or womanhood and become valuable • and to practice it
AT KNI» OP YKAK
.76 Portland which at>*>rb nearly ail th« members of society it ia due to their ports woul«l l«e «veil empl v«-d if on
SI I MONTHS
light freight, and a* Oregon has in­ native good sense, fur they have had their return tripe to Europe they
augurated a general building of good a l«a«l start
took several thousaml of the immi­
advkktimini ; kat »-
roads these truck lines will tie ex-• Some of the causes assigned by grant* who are alri-adv in America
laaral wlv.-rtising per line first In-
Even the divorce im'ki-r when asking for
Much has tieen «aid Istrly to the
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1° tended to a hundred miles
Esch sut«»>-«|uent insertion per line. .06! now household goods are taring dmaolutfon <>f the marriage contract eff«<ct that labor is not a commodity
moved by truck even more than’ are al«>ilutely rhliculoua and should but consist* <f-hnm*n things
That.
Display advertising First insertion
Nor can you blame not I*- entertained by any court for rule *h«>ul«i l«e applied to imfiort-
Htart a bank account today and
per inch ............ ......... -26j that distance
provide for your future.
Each subs«M|uent insertion................... 16 i the mover for so doing, for he finds a minute. Usually both man am! ed laiior, for much of it iscomp«-»!
You will find a checking ac­
Advertisements s I mmi M reach this offic«-1 the truck the cheaper with leas han- woman are to blame
They forget of most undesiral-ic human i«eing*
count very convenient for your
not later than Tuesday to Ir.aure pubh- JUnif
_ *nd delay of the goods.
, that the ceremony which united who talk all the latest luitter about)
business transactions. We pay
ration In lb«-current ia*iie.
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At the present time few people of jh«-m required that they should capitalism and the proletariat and
4% interest on time depos ts.
All foreign advertisement«) must I* I fjnn county who own autos patron- cleave t<> »eh other thmugh evil a* whose fing«-r* itch to handle rxploa-
paid for in advance of pobliaatiiHi ___ |jw
when
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well *« g»Msl A little more path-ncr. Ives
Ort-gonian.
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go to Salem or Portland. The auto is little more temperamental control
<«ra«luate and l.icmsed
I ride is a pleasure, yet such prosed- would have pas»«*I them over the
A Difference.
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urr helps to create the rai!roa«l !•» gh places.
They should think of
deficit.
the harm they are about to inflict
Civil war veterans take great pride ’ **ttl«* Testi-tl for 1 ulierculosis
When Oregon was in ths- pioneer 'upon the little on«-» they have br«>t
ftointing to th« ignifieant fact that ¡Office plum«- Main 526; R«-si<ience phone
! period river boat* and ox teams - into life
121 general officers died in the Civil'
Maiu 21
/ pledge allrgiante to mV flag amt, «,.ri. th,. <>nly means ef fn-ight
When • -ung |s-<«ple. or old for war wiiile no officer in the American I
LEBANON. OREGON
the RepuMk for u’hkb it stand*. •** transportation In tl <«ac days freight ¡that matter, think of marriage they
army aleive the rank of co I om I fell}
Ration. indivisible. with liberty ana: coat wa« high
When the railroad*! should fir»’ bec«»me acquainted
cams this coat was materially re-j They should know each other at in action during th«- world war.
jutlkr for all.
The war department has kept no
Arrival and Departure of I'Mwenger
¡duced. Now with the c«im>ng nf||*>n<it « year liefore assuming the
sepHrste record of offieets in casual­
Trams
NOW UP TO THE COURT
i the suto truck if we consider con- _______________
marital conti ict This thing of ta-
ties, but stalistictaii* m the adjutant
Woodbum-Snringfield Branch
I Vi-nience, the coat will I m - further} king on a lif«- c-»mp uilon within a
g««neral's department and clerks c«in-
WEST St’IO
landing mlucvd.
The
county
i week or so after meeting, leaving nect«sj with the general staff statis­
do
withfiut
the
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the
scipiaintsnee
bi
l«e
obtained
after
But we cannot
North
measure was carried by an over-!
7:56 a.m.
tical divisi n declare Hiat not a gen­
South
5:09 p m.
whelming majority and it is up to 1 railroads, ami to keep th«-m they marriage U n«vt using g<»"l horse
eral officer, thst I» a major-general,
the county court to get busy at road mu*l have sufficient business for «-nae
It ia thia class of marriages
Corvallis & Eastern
brigadier-general, lieutenant gem ral
building.
The market roads bill maintenance and a reasonable profit ¡in the large majority which patron­ or g«-neral was silled in imttle or
M UNKERS
To Albany
also won out bv a handsome major return. When the government a«- ixc th«- divorce court*
Th«- law
8; 11 am
died of wounds r<<cvive<l in action
To Detroit
1:44 p m
Ry. This places money in sight for a nine«! control and operation it was should prohibit a marriage without
during the present war
Several
Motor service discontinued.
the prosecution of a continuous road lieeauae private operation had fallen * al least <>ne year «if aniuaintanc«*.
high offii-eHi suffered from feas at-
program. If ’he court handles this down and rapid transit of troop and • and the eouph- should he rigidly
«»«•U* Uss,
Satan CaM«
tacks, however.
money wisely and economically the supply trains was imperative refiard-> question«-1 ab mt knowledge of the
tin the other hand war
neci-stary more money in the future I--«s of cost. Beeaune government; habits. temi»eramcnt, etc., of the
ment retroed« recall the davs when
will be supplied willingly.
operation under this condition allow- >ther
II is far better to submit to
general officers rode horsi-hack up
Sav *>thing of the annual county a large deficit under war conditions such examination privately before
and down ■ their lines risking their
road levy there is, including the mill- ia no reason why the deficit couM marriage than m the divorce court
I 'I>«* m Or*.
lives to inspire their men. Between I Olhr» mi Sh*rw««a St
age tax. about Sl.260,000 provided not he converte«! Into one of profit publicly after marriage.
April 15. IMI. and June 1, 1H66,
for for road purposes during the under peace conditions. The prob-
The Tribune dors got pose a* be­ the Union army lost
17 general offi-
present and next year. This «urn of lem ia a full sited man's job.
ing over wise in thrae matters. It eers kille«! in action
and lit dud of
money should get us somewhere in
simply draws conclusions from the
Wounds, the Confederates lost 60
the diri-ction of a general g<»»«l roads
increasing M-uaratlon* advertised bv
Waller Bil.v eu. Prop.
general officers in l>attle and 15 who
THE DIVORCE EVIL
system. If the court will give us a
the divorce courts. It simply urges
Phone G-ÓI5
died of wounds.
dollar’s worth of road for the dollar
ti»e young man about to become a
STAGI: Mi l TS AI L TRAINS
It is some comfort to present day
expended the people will I m - abund­
The constantly increasing nutnlier husland to *
the young woman
G-avcs Scio Po» toffice—
warriors, sma ’ng und-r thia com
antly satisfied
of divorces which the courts an whom he « mid make his life com-
parison, to tage c-nnfurt in the ar­ st 7:10 a tn and 5:00 p tn for West Sen.
and 12:45 p m for Munkvrs
Improved road machinery can lie granting ia a fact of alarm to the, puninn; and to the young woman
gument of chshgi-d c riditiona.
supplied which will enable the coat thinker. If we add to thia the fast we aay know the young man. his
of road per mile to tie reduced to increase of childless marriages and habits and character in general with
The Tribune fa.i i’y is under obti-
the lowest possible limit. Hereto­ also the growth of men and women ' whom you are about to unite your gation* to C A Everett for several
Real Estate Proper
fore this could not lie done and such who pass through lifr without mat-Juf,. destiny, After marriage be pa m«*sm*s of moot deneious. lender and
and Notata Public
roads as we have, constructed with ing. causes one to wonder if th«- de- !tient. be tender. I»e true and your juicy radishes.
primitive r<>ad tools, cost much n ore cline of the American people ha* names will never lie found on the
‘ Advertí«- in D.« .<•-!<» Tribune and get
^dbtlrafh (ihainrj, Examined
not begun.
on that account
records of the divorce court.
raauHa.
Fifty years ago a divorce trial in
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So, gentlemen, get busy. Sum­
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OREGON
mer ia here and we want the work our court* was vary rare and a di­
The Source of Bomb Thrower*.
accomplished as rapidly as possible. vorced man or woman was r»-gard«*«i
aa living in a disgraced condition.
When th«- fighting was thirkeat
One rw-e«l not agr»-« wi'h A-cr«-’ar>
They were looked upon as unfit as-
Wh -n the sutfvrlne w is gr«-at«st
UNDERTAKERS
WHY THE DEFICIT?
«■■cia tea of men an women who claw­ Morrison of the Federa’ <»nof Labor
Call» Attendici to Promptly
ed themselves among the respect-1 as to the ultimata- n -p isibi'itv (■
l>av or Night
In that day the ehildlra* unrestricted immigration in order U
The railroad problem is a huge able*.
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OREGON
one. There is no doubt about that family wa« so rare that it was pitied agree wi’h hnn that it i» the source
L. WAS RIGHT
He will IU.,
j of dy uainiU-rs am! bomb throwers
For several years liefore the Uniteti by its prolific neighlMira.
ON THE ’ I’!"
But "the world do move.” There They have nine American-born lea«i
States entered the war many of the
Ami now, Imck nome. in the hywavs
roads showed a deficit at the end ia scarcely a term of Court held er« like H sjw < mh I. Delutand Mooney. and hidden pier«-*, where misery* al-
AUCTIONEER
demagog U« -s wavs livra, wl hier.- a mother needs a
of their fiscal year, neverlhcleaa which does not have a divorce caw- I but lh«-se anarchist
they were allowing their equipment on iu docket. The Portland courts ■ would find (io<ir mat« rial to work on home, wh«-re men. w-nnen ami chil­
W atkkum )
O rkgon
to wear out and their trackage to will average more than 25 divorce but f>«r the undigested millions of dren are on the down grade, she is
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still ’ RIGHT t>N THE JOB!"
become unsafe fur use. Ten or fif­ case* per month. So numerous have alien« wh««se »«le idea of freedom is
Sale dates ar rangt d for at The Scio
teen years ago m«wt roads showed divorcees become that society r«*- destruction of all that exist* and
Tribun«* Office. Scio. Ore.
satisfactory profit.
But with the ceivea them as among the respect- erection on its ruin* of a communist j
Tm- .-salvation Army Home Service
Utopia on the bolshevi«« |>ian.
coming of the automobile that profit able memlieia.
Fund. June 22-30.
Ai pronounced has thia evil be-
I he present conrr«-*- has been
’. ‘RY a \
began to dwindle, and with the com­
ing of the auto truck and building come that a crusade againat the namerl the reconstruction c«mgresM,
of permanent highways, it disap­ practice should lie inaugurated Ad­ and it should recons', me’ the hnmi-|
Rufik
mitting that there are many instan­ gr i'ion laws a« an imi' tant part of'
peared almost entirely.
Railroad 1 ime 1 able
H. B. CHESS
Attorney *t Law
MUNKERSandkt EST
SCIO STAGE
Riley Shelton
Morrison & Lowe
Where wastl' Salvation
Army La*sie?
H. C
ROLOFF
HELP HER- 13 CARRY ON
/■TTORNFY AT LAW
IO
The automobile has absorbed al­
most completel the local traffic and
much of the interstale traffic aa
well. In cities nearly half the pass-
enger traffic ha« been loot by the
street railways to the automobile
If It was not for the large griwth
of freight traffic and the population
of cities the usual annual deficit
would he much more apparent.
But what can he done to maintain
our railway* and streetcar line*?
They should earn the expense of op­
eration. upkeep and al least six per
ce* where it is tie tier for man and its work. Men are ruefully select-1
wife to live apart when they cannot «*<1 for adini«»ion to th«* army ami
live together in peace ami harmony.snavy; they mu*t
the divorce should I* made more examination for ad <te ion to the
HOLECHEK BROS.
difficult to obtain and the couple uni vend tie*, but any able-bodied
should be required to live single for man who can rend n v* lines in
at least five years; ten would he anmH language is adm-tted to our
nip. though
better. Too often ia it the case that industn«-* and to ciin
the future mate is selected even be- hi* head may tie atutf«-d with bolsh­
for the divorce is granted.
evism and though hr iay use his
The children, if any, suffer the able h»<ty to make and plant homha.
greatest injury. If the court awards Nor after hr is admitted is anything
them to the father and they are d»oe
done to make him an American. —_
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amall. they are placed in orphan as- The plain truth ia that a band of V-llVC V/S 8k
Meat Market
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Our twenty year rural rr«-*iit plan of
loaning mor oy to farrier«, help you to
g> t out of debt. Under our ■ rm of
loan the total amou'-t of ini, i st iwid
• luring ite entire p« r*»l of tw«-r y years
is actually !<••» than 6f per cent talares*.
Write us for booklet.
(»WFN BEAM. Agent.
133 Ly»n St
Albany, Oregon