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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1919)
•V • ' .A. * , * • ‘f I « •Í htik. Í -i ■’ ? « ’ e • » • V • • t •' ■ ♦.*• » • * • • _ « • » » • * , • ». s • * ' • 4 * > • * -'r' •<-. : ’ T *'.*•♦ • . e •• *. ; %*• •.- ■ * 4 • 1 •* • . > Í > • w ** ’* J » •’ 4 — 1 humanity THE SCIO TRIBUNE of World world justics fol the and justice, lie found on every farm, whil* now making them ready for settlement. small as well nothing but registered or high grade After improv »P m i.t < tats Ism made E A WEDDLE the soldier will have first opportun as great nations was adopted with •tuff can be found. A few day* ago one of our dtuwtu ity to purch*i*r L>r actual settle BARBEE reluctance. But the dsair* that th* ment. on easy terms, accompanied carried to market a wagon load ot future world should be exempt from Becceaaor to Murrt* Broa. T. L. Dt'OGOt. KDtTOB AND FBOP the horror of wholesale slaughter of full blood Duroc Jersey pigs which by a loan sufficient to make a «tart. The plan ta, in many respect*, at H months old weighed over 200 Entered at the poeUdRce at Scio. humanity In the future won out. A<<*nt Albany Steam l-aundty Now the** senator* who think pound* each. Your razor back pig similar to that now pending for aol- I Oregon a* MBM4 class matter. Agent Albany Cleaning Work* thgy ar* humanitarians, who imag w>.uld not have weighed that amount dier settlrm-nt in the United State*. 11.60 ■UBBCMFTK1N. IN ADVANCB The striking point of do imilarity ia me they «re broad minded, would at 12 months. SCIO, OREGON Fourteen years ago the average it* stage of completion Minister 1.76 defeat this greatest document of all AT KND OF VRAM .76 time because they wilfully miscon ««h«*ep llfvw was from f to5 pounds. Massey's stat. '■ rd that "the good SIX MONTHS strue the meaning and intent of cer Now the docx which does not shear prices prevailing for farm produce «rn i ri f, 1 ’1/ 10 pounds per tierce is regarded as already are 1» iping many soldier tain provisiona of the instrument. AtlVKKTUIINt: HATO 1 settler* to get well i-stabliiihcd" Suppose thrse wilful aenators suc just ordinary. Ixtcal advertising per line fi rat in W. A. Ewing. Registered cows could not be seems to furnish food for thought. .10 ceed in their purpoas of defeating sertino . ................................ Pre* nient Mach subor<|ttrnt Insertlon per line. Of. this first attempt by the nations of found when .-ur fair began because It might I m > a good plan for cong E. D. Myers. Cashier the world to do away with future there were none. Now nearly ev ress to appoint a *ornmi«*ion to dis Display advertising First insertion per inch .......................................... wars; are they not assuming a tre ery I* *ly has one or more registered cover the secret of thr New Zraland Mtart a bank account today and .15 Fa. h aul>M*|uent insertino............ . provide for your future. mendous responsibility for the guv cow* for they have found that it way. _______ Advertí», menta ahould rearh thi* office You will find a checking ac ernment of the United States Slate« ’ pa> ■> noi lat» r than Tueaday to Inaura publi- count very convenient for your The camping m is on. The j p ii(( f o r th* better is main- I he question I* why are these men business transar liona. We pay catión in tha- curronl iMtfe. greatest twwublc care «hould be ta trying to defeat the league of na | ly due to the fair. It has brought 4‘v Intercut on tim* deposits. All forvign advrrtisemmts must b* tion*? Du they want devastating the farmer in touch with registered ken by camper-- not t■> build large pai>> for in adrante ot publication. wars to continue’ Art* they willing animals and has generated a deaire fires and to *e<- that any they do DR. R. J. MCOL that their son* and the son* of their on his |>art to own one or more of build are thoroughly extinguished Also to Graduate and Licensed neighbors shall conlinu* to l>e used them The farmer is finding out before they leave tl *-m. avoid throwing cigar • r cigarette aa cannon fodder? Do they want that a lloo cow t«ay* a profit above VETEK INARIAN Fire is a very danger the wealth of the world to continue her keep while the |5U cow scarcely end* about (’attic Tested for Tuberculosis ous thing in the for» «t. A big bon to Iw absolutely wasted? Thia last pay* for her keep Office phone Main &2fi; Residence phone I pledge alb gianre to mV flag ana great war has cost the nations uf the Another feature of the fair is fire in front of th«- tent at night is Matu 21 the Reprubtb for which it dandi, one world SJliO.OUU.OOO.OOO and 7,000.- that it is eflucating farmer*, their a pretty sight, but a little twig re<i LEBANON. OREGON iV<»/è»n, in.lhioble, vtlh liberili ana 000 lives. Do they want like repe wives. Iioys and girls to know the hot ami carried <<n the wind may i titions in the future? ap(M*aran<*v and value of the pure start a forest fire. juilice for all. The league experiment has not bred animal. |*«ultry and farm pro lor Everybody Arrival and liepartur«* of I’ax-wnger liven tried out. Nobody know* just duct* and they are not content un- "Vacation Land MAKING HISTORY. Traina how the result will be. vet the world lew they can pnxluce a* good stuff Woodbum-St>ringfield Branch In order to American* e»erywh«*re are invited There is no doubt but what a is willing and anxious to try it out. as their mdghbors. WEST SCIO numtier of - nntors in Washington. It will be made a success if success demonstrate if vour stuff is a* gtMMi to make uw of th«* "ideal vacation 7:56 a tn. D. (’ . are making history. These is possible. But Usjge. and Borah, or better than that of your neigh-; land" that exists in th<* national for North South 5:09 p.m, ■rnHtors with the exception of one and Brandegee. and Hoot and others, bur. fit it and bring it out to the ests. Moat of the great woodland* or two are |M>litlcal leaders of the •ay we will not try out the experi fair where it will Iw passed upon by are in the Western - »»t« a, but some Corvallis A Eastern Whether you are in the East. *•<> that no section republican p.irty. They are men ment unles* you try it according to competent judge* MUN KERS M: J1 am whom their party has honored with our rules and methods. They as gel a premium or not you will learn of the country t« too distant to To AIbany I 44 p m share in their lienefil* The forest To Detroit high ollie»- nnd are «upiHMUtl to rep sume to be wiser than all other men enough to pay for your trouble. Motor service discontinuai. or are pursuing a dog-in-the-manger The state of <>reg«m furmaheaour service of the U. S. department of resent the majority opinion of their fair *oinething over IIG00 t<> be paid agriculture is endeavoring to bring > U m » r»M» parts in the hall* of congr«*ss. Hut policy. Again let us suppow* they succeed out in premiums only. None of it about a full public realization of are they doing -«>? Rather are they not making hoitory which will be in defeating the covenant when they must lie t>aid in purses for racing. what the forest* offer. "You wiil encounb r no 'Keep come a source of division and des have reason to know that a majority It ia for the farmers, their wives, of their party would have the ex buy* an«i gtrls. Don't you think Out' signs <»n the fur« ts," wavs one truction t<> their party in the near periment tried out. What kind of you hail better try and get aome of of aeveral booklets i^ued by the Olt«, aa SkMMM M future’ Uk.M. 0«. a report will they render at the re thia n «>ney? forest service. "They are not fenced It iw generally thought a large ma The fair was never organised to against the j ublic. but invite your jority of the tank ami tile of the re publican national convention next year? What prospect is there for l>e a money maker. If it breaks^ presmee and uw The ^j.ly signs publican party favor the league of harmony when these men. who hold even the management ia well satis you will find are th. •*• which point nation^ They do not want war. the destiny of their party in the hol fied. While a few people are paid Waller Bilyeu, Prop. you on your way or a»k vour co- They are no more readv to semi Phone (’»-Ó1Ó their voting men to the battlefront low of their hand*, commit the party for their servicea the many give operation in pre-irving the l«rauty STAUB MERTS Al I. TRAINS as eann<>n fodder than art* their po to a policy to which a majority of it their survicaa free. Why? Just to and value of th«-*e free recreation Fire litical op|H>n»nta. the democrats. are opposed? A worse split than promote the g«-neral good of the ground* and their r< «-»urcea I »-a vea Scio Protette«* Therefore don't you arms are not barred and hunting at 7:10 a m and 5X» p m for West Sei*, They are favorable to the league occurred in 1912 will result. The community. and 12:45 p m for Munk era becaum* tb< » hope nnd expect that democrat* cannot a*k for better think it your duty to prepare some and fishing are restrict«*! only by the league covenant is an effort on campaign thunder than these mia- thing for exhibition and thus do the requirements of the state game laws. the part <>f the nations of the world rrprescntatlve aenatoni are now your j»art? manufacturing. No matter whom We cannot make the fair a suc "You an* welcome to all the nec to prevent the recurrence of wars their candidate may be he is sure of Real Estate Rrnlçer cess unle«M people are interested and essary firewtHwl and to forage for in the future and they are anxious defeat. and Notary Public will take a |wrt in the success, and vour saddle an«I pack aiomals; and. for the league plan to lie tried. The opposition to the league *en- th«* m»r«> tM- 'ple are interested the laofar as possible, the grating of Therefore these senators who are ylbtiutli Obtained. Examined endeavoring to cultivate a sentiment •tors claim they have 35 senators bigger will lie the success. There 1 commercial stock is regulated in who will vote against the ratification fore do your part; don ’ t be a slacker such a way a* to save an arc<-*«ible ¡CIO for their part) which will defeat a . . . OREGON supply for cani|**r*' use. You may trial of this first effort of the world of the league, or *o hamper it with camp where you like and stay aa to do away with war. are not repre amendment*, restrictions, etc., that NEW ZEALAND’S EXAMPLE. senting the will of their party; they! the whole business will be thrown long as you please. The forest ser vice only a*k* that you look to the are misrepreo nting what they have over. UNDERTAKERS Whether the league is good or The |>alm for prompt action in proper sanitation of the camp and every rea m to believe is the great t'alla Attendri! to Promptly desire of the men and women whose not; whether it will accomplish the providing for returneil soldiers plain that you I*? careful With lire.’’ Dav or Night hoped for purpose or not. the people ly belongs to New Zealand, as is Information on the f o«-*t* will lie votes placed them in power. They are not shown by an interesting statement furnished to all who apply to the SCIO OREGON While the constitutional provisions want it tried out. afraid of the dire result* these par- made by Premier Masaev dealing forest supervisors, th«* district for of the league is not just what any with tlie plans of the government esters, or to th«* forent wrvice at one nation would have, it ia a com l tisan bias senators ar* predicting. THE Sim s » Railroad Time Table H. B. CHESS I Attorney •» Law MUNKERSand WEST SCIO STAGE • Riley Shelt on Morrison & Lowe for settlement on the land. Altho Washington. I> C. promise <>f the liest conclusion* the armistice was not signed until which could i*e arrived at at the last November, actual settlement LETS MAKE IT A SUCCESS. Temporary organisation of th* Ore peace table after nearly six months has l**en going on for two years. | gon State AMOctat'oa of f arm Ixian of serious deliberations. No other association* was elt< • i.-d at a meeting in a little lew than two month* Th«* numlier of men provided for result could I** reached than that of two score of <‘*riu. r* from differ which Pre-dent Wilson brought the Linn county fair will be on; to has not lieen large, since all hut a •nt part» nt thr »tale st Eu<*ne. It home from Paris in his pocket and be exact September Di, 17 and IN few »vere continued in the service, tn the Intention of th. interested In but those who were invalided home the movement to tn »1« it a |M-rm.-<i - nt which he submitted to the senate are the dates. Now are we going to make the and were physically tit for agri eu I- organisation ami to hold regular meet immediately thereafter. ing* at regular Interval* Now it ma) Iw* justly assumed thirteenth annual fair a success’ ture are already established to the that the |M-ace co ng re«« represen ted Thia ia a question which should he numlwr of about 15*10. The num- Eitculets Halite It CrtWers as much or more of wisdom or states agitating the mind of every man. l>er of acres acquired bv the gov Notice is hereby given that the uo- ernment for settlement purposes up manship than can lie found in the woman, boy and girl in eastern Linn deraign«d have been duly appenr Ird menial ma»- up of the lodges. Bo county, for everyone is getting ben to March 31 wa* 473.000. executor and executrix of the )a«t will rahs. Brandegee* and others. For efit, direct or indirect, from the fairs New Zealand make* definite pro and testament ot W. R Hay. .ieceaaed. month« the i«-nce delegates con-i given heretofore. vision that soldier settlers shall not by the county court of Linn county, Or The first Linn county fair given •ell their holdings for a period of egon. All person» hat mg riairn« againat suited, argued and demanded that the parti nilar features, desires, etc., in Scio was in l90fi At that time ten vears from initial occupation •aid estate aw hereby required to pro- sent the same proper!» verified aa bv which their nst ns wanted should there was scarcely a full bred regis This has been done to forrotall spec i law required. at either re-dene* of the be include»! in the league provision« tered animal in eastern Linn county. ulation. but where death or other undersigned in Linn county, Oregon, But they ao»n found that all such The fair stalls were empty because serious cause* intervene, the land within «lx month* from the first publi , selfish demands mu«t b* at»andonod the registered stuff was not there to boards have power to permit excep cation of this notice. Bated and first publication hereof ta if any league whatever was formed. fill them. Now there is a plenty of tions to the rule. The government July 24. ISIS. For the first lime in history the to- registered stock of all kinds worthy« also has set asi<|« several blocks of Mary Fdith Mcknight, Execut« ix. the-victor belongs-the-spoils idea was of exhibition if the people will bring unimproved lamia upon which re- Benjamin l^iwi« Kay, Executor. forced to give way to the principle, it out. Kaaor beck bam then could | turned soldiers wiil be smpinysd ia G C Bryant. Attorney. H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER O kbqqn WATitauio rkone 12* l.x H mm «.tD. H«. I Sale date* arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore, C C. DR Y AV ' ATTORNEY AT LAW J’l-2 New F'ir-t National Bank Bldg. ALBANY OREGON RURAL CREDIT LOANS • Our twenty vear rural credit plan of loaning money tn farmer*, helps you to get out of ilebt Coder <>ur form of loan the total amount uf interest paid during it* entire period of twenty yearn is actually leas than 54 percent interest. W rite us for book let. OWEN BEAM. Agent KM Lyon St Albany, Oregon I d
