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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1919)
- « « O'* — — & the fair interests of Linn county THE SCIO TRIBUNE can be promoted and harmonized this character in power? Surely Aa Era oí Bureaaocracy not The average American citizen is a Seeing that Albany must build a He is not a party slave by fair from nothing at the present thinker anv manner of means, and in these time, why not all join in and make modern days has tweome wonder the Linn County Fair at Scio for fuilv independent in matters politi T919 a big success Then with the cal. Hr will not be satisfied If he franchise and what of the property of the fair which is of value can tw is deni«-d this opportunity to try to He does moved to Albanv, lebanon or any get along without war. *>thet place in the county which the not like the nrcruatty of having hie people Ihink best. What Scio wants boy sent to the liattie front to lie and what Albany should want is a slaughtered or maimed for life, nor E A. WEDDLE Hy a continuous propaganda of* BARBER IMH XI» KVKKV THURSDAY HY socialism and t»atemaiism the devel Hurcewor to Moms Hros. opment of th«* W«*t no*! Alaska have T. L. Dl'OUKM. IWfWI AND TROF been held up for the past ten years. Well meaning Pmrh<*tism and long Agent Albany Steam Istundry En terni at the posudfice at Scio, winded LaFoHethm have block«! Oregon as second class matter. Agent Albany Cleaning Works needed legislation to allow the oueo- 1150 auiuMKirrioN. in advancr ing uo of natural reeourree The SCIO, OREGON 1.76 coal, oil ami mineral lands, the for AT XND or YRAR ests and wasting «rater powers were .76 ata MONTHS all to l»e pla«*d un ler government fair supported wholeheartedly by; does he like the demoralizing of stewardship for future generations. ADVERTISING KAT» the people of Linn county. It can bttrinees which war brings about, These theories were never endora-1 Ixx-al advertising per line first in not nor will not be done by the or- Unless there is s change of front ed by the American people; they sertion ....... .................... . • • • • M Ila>rh sul>ar«|urnt insertion per line. 06 gamzation of an opposition fair. Let' on the part of the senators opposing emanate»! from bureaucrats and de the fair organization take over th«* even a trial of the league there will partment dictation Display advertising First insertion In exploiting Start a bank account Unlay and per inch..................................... .26 IJnn County Fair franchise with th«* be such a shakeup in politics next the west for conservation tioliciee provide for your future. Each sutMoqilent insertion.............. .16 state appropriation of I16U0. pa> year that will make the IxMigva. the the east had nothing to loos. It tied You will And a checking ac Advert isements should r« arh this office the Scio stockholders for their shares, Borahs, the Johnauns. the Roots and up cheap water power to save its count very convenient for your not later than Tuesday to insure publi etc. No money would be loot for others wish they had never worn the control of industn«» Much needed busineas transactions. We pay cation in the current iaaue. 4« interest on time dt-pnuls. the property is well worth the money. senatorial toga. development ha* lieen blocked in All foreign adve rtisements must be Granted that Pre«ident Wilson has many ways. Then the good will of the Scio coun paid fur in advance of publication. try would go with the franchise and seen proper to do things displeasing The raw materials of the west DR. It J. M< UL probably many of the Scio stock to these senators, granted that the1 gram. wool, hides, lumtier ami min- <Graduate and Licensed holders would transfer their stock league covenant ia not Just what we i eraJs are shipped « nst to be mauu- V ETEK I N A R I A N would have, the pmtple will not jus fiicturi'd.and *H*nt back to tie sold. as well. For the rraM>n that Scio has fair tify the** senators nor the republi The west pays freight both ways Cattle Testet] for Tuben ulo.sis grounds, a fine half mile track, etc., can party in lipping the whole busi while its enormous supplies of white Office phutw Main 526; Residence plume I ftltJgr allrglance to mV flag ana while Albany has none, the road to ness over I mm » rd. Maiu 21 cual are unus»*d and its natural re thr Rrpublh for which it rlandt. one success ami good will is to hold the The people will flock to hear sources remain untouched. LEBANON. OREGON ¡Nation. indhrtuble, »ith liberty ana fair at Scio this year. True. All»an> President Wilson when he makes his Al last c*>ngr< «« is to act. The justice for all. may hold a fair this fall but it «rill proposed <»>ur to talk to them direct. ‘giant force« now waiting are to lie not be The Linn County Lair, for They want to hear at first hand harnessed and the marveloue indus that will be held in Scio and will so what w<re tlie in fluences which brot trial growth of the w< <1 is to twgin. Arrival and Departure of Passenger AFTER THE FAIR AGAIN. Trains he held for many years to «»me, the nations of the world to a com Woodburn-Springfield Branch The Albany Herald is responsible unices some amicable adjustment mon agreement to try to abolish in In raising its price from fl.50 to WEST SCIO for the »tali onent, in sutMtance. of can lw eff»*cled. The manifestation ternational war», for it ia a question 12 00 a year, n h ading country North 7:65 a m. an effort t<> organize an association of a spirit of seltiahneas and the ig in which all are deeply interested. weekly in the state of Washington South 5:09 p.m. Yea. there will lie an accounting noring of the prewrnt Linn County to local»* an agricultural and stock points out that cotun have increased when the campaign is on. next year. Fair organization is not calculated Corvallis A Eastern fair at Allmnv. over 100 per cent since 1914 and Of e«ur* this means that thv to promote a harmony which should MUN KERS after enumerating s>mi- of the in To Albany Kill a in Unn County Fair at Scio la to be exist to make any fair the surer*» it Th»* |M-ople must always have creased items, concludes: "We feel To Detroit 1:44 p in totally ignored and as there ia room ought to be. cloth»*« ami a large |»art of these that no one will question the neces Motor service discontinued. for but one agricultural fair in iJnn clothes must be made of wool. Duel sity of the incrra-i I price. Increas county it means the destruction of to shortage of wool during the war ed costa need no explanation these THERE WILL BE AN ACCOUNT the Linn County Fair at Scio, good woolen goods was not to be days ami the foregoing remarks are ING. Some three or four years ago a had. With war restrictions removed intended more to call attention to similar attempt was made but the th»* demand for all wool goods has the fact that the raise i« overdue." The United States senate is com revived ami the public will no longer effort, mainly inspired by one A. (’. Schmitt, went up in smoke or in posed of 96 members. Politically accept the inferior material. The 0»Rts «a Sksraas St I ri.aw. O n . Wh«*n President Wilson urged the wasted verbal gas Mr. Schmitt this body m slightly republican, but world needs wool and the selling people last year to elect a «»ngree« even went ■■«• far as to come to Scio a majority of the body ia support- price is m>w beyond any figure far which w<»ul«l I m * favorable to admin with a pi ip -nti<<n to negotiate for ’ ing the league of nations treaty as mers used to dream of. There ia istration acta he evidently had in the Linn County Fair, but as the submitted by President Wilson to every incentive for famers to In mind just such conditions as now Waller Bilyeu, Prop. time and option ask«“d for was man the senate upon his return from cream- their flocks am! for every prevail in the l'mt«-d States senate. Phone G-.’il*» ifestly for tin* pur|s»»e of breaking Europa. farm to have its sheep. He did not want p»di:ical prejudice A small minority of the republi down the Linn County Fair. Presi ST AO»! MUETS ALI. 1 RAINS I to prevent favorable congressional dent Prill informed Mr. Schmitt can majority is endeavoring with all - Leaves Scio Postoffice - Salmon propagation in Pacific I action on matters of such grave im at 7:10 a m and 5:00 p m for West Sen. nothing but a certified check depos the power they poeaesa to defeat the coast streams returns a golden re- * port as arc now before the senate. and 12:45 p m for Munken» ited in the bank at Scio would open ratification of the league. The lead ward to anv state carrying on this negotiations Mr. Schmitt’s name ers comtMMie»! of leas than one dozen work The war has spread the fame Senator McNary, in his firm stand is among the *• called "directors" members who would defeat th«“ of I'acitic canned salmon over the for the league of nations without of this second attempt of Albany league, together with enough of world and state money sfient in pro amendment or explanatory sections, Real Estate Kroner interests to M-curv the Linn County their aa»»eiate members which «in pagating th*- young fish brings ten ia truly representing the people of and Notara Public stitute enough to prevent ratifica Fair for that place. fold returns In the shape of new in Oregon, But in the future he will Of course Albany, Lebanon or any tion. stand regard leas of results dustries and employment for thou- ¡ have about as much influence on „,4hit rat h Obtained, fiiamiirj other town in Linn county has the ready to defeat the goal which re aands. the republican side tut a t->und boy ______ • right to organise an agricultural formers have been endeavoring to <TO - . . OREGON at a shucking is >id to have. He fair. N<> one disputes that right. bring about. Now the civilized Thr lengu«* aurrender- will have to go to the democrats for Let's see Hut is it wise to do no, ami ia it world ia ready to try the league ex ed u« to England; it subjected us to help __ _____ treating the people interested in the periment, if we except thia half do the dominion of the colored races; zen or more wilful senators fair at Scio fairly? Alixny will have n fair if the UNDERTAKERS it turn«««! us over to ecclesiastical To make a fair in Linn county a Why thia wilfulnes. ami determi control; it put us in the hands of a county or the people outride of that Calls Attended to Promptly succe*» the goo<| will and support nation to rule or ruin? The only "war trust"; it made a gift of us to city put up the n»*ney, or a larve Day or Night of the | m - >ple of all sections of the answer, simmer«! to the dregs, ia "international banlwre"; it pawned part of it._______ SCIO county are neer<«ary. We who put political jealousy and hatred of OREGON us to Europe. Next! up the money to cvtablish ami main Wilson. The republican "r< bins" didn't It is believed that nine-tenths tain the Linn County Fair know this like the president’s addrewi to the to be a fact Die lukewarm sup the American people desire the American trade with Germany ia senate. They never have relished AUCTIONEER port our fair has had from the wes ' league of nations covenant shall lie to be returned and <>ur exportera are facta. tern portion of the county is abund ratified by the senate. Whatever ready to get the business, tiecause O rsuom One swallow d<x>m't make sum W atrrumi ant evidence. In the estimation of the «»nsequencea they believe the we have the v < mh |« and the ships to a. p. D Ita. I . I'tMM Us Mwwi H< mm Albany and the southern portion of I United States can take care of her carry them. The merchant marine mer, but thirty-nine "robins” may help to furnish a fall. Sale dates arranged for at The S ch » thr «»untv th«- Scio fair is a sort of self and thev are willing, aye even ia «ne of our permanent gains from Railroad Time I able Attorney Law MUNKERSand WEST SCIO STAGE Riley Shelton Morrison & Lowe H. C. ROLOFF foreign institution in which they have but small, if any. Interest Years ago Alban? had the county fair, but for lack of interest and support it was literally starve»! to death. Fourteen years ago Scio as sumed the burden. We bought grounds and have improved them for fair purp-- as far as we were able, ami haw held moderately suc cessful fairs annually up to the pres ent time, and the outlook is we will have a succvMful fair in September, Of cour.** another fair at Albany this fall sv »11 I m * looked upon as a rival and will excite a jealousy which will be a thorn against the future success of a fair at Albany. Scio, or any othei point in the county. The Tribune has a plan by which anxious, to assume the haxzard if, the war hazzsrd there be. They are very | Advertise in Th«* S. i<> Tribune and get tired of having their young men results. lh>n’t forget that all the good sent out for slaughter. They want work now l*»*ing done for the farm- permanent untroubled peace if such er. the working man. the mrrchant Emitrs luict It CrHfitn peace is possible. Rut these half ami the burines* man was author- Notice is hereby given that the un dozen or more wilful senators say 1 izrd by democratic legiriation and ia dersigned have been duly appointed you shall not have peace; the old performed by democratic officials. executor and executrix of the last will war of destructiveneaa shall con t and testament of W R Kay, deceased, 1 tinue; your young men must con One republican proposes a law to I by the county court of I inn county, Or-. agon. All persona having claims against | tinue to be slaughtered to satisfy prohibit the president from leaving > said «“state are hereby nsjuired to pre- national greed and selfishness. the national capitaL Thia ia a par i sent the same properly verifled aaff»y Tfe« se wilful senator« are the lead ti<an confession that a democrat »« | law required, at cither resaience of the era. or a part of them at least, of | to be president for some time to I un»h*roigne<i in Linn «Minty, < hrvgon. the republican party. Next year ' come within six months from the first publi _______ cation of this notice. they will go out among the people Dated an«! first publication hereof ia and ask them to elect a president of After hearing from the country July 24. 1919. their choosing to continue this war- m<»«t of the advocates of patches on Mary Edith M<-Knight. Execut«lx. every-few-years policy. Will the the league covenant will get off their Benjamin Lewis Kay, Executor. American people continue men of reaer-ationa . a a Bryant, Attorney. I I I Tribune Office, Scio, Ore. 0. <•. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW ail-2 New First Saturnal Bank Bldg. ALBANY olí I t .ON RURAL CREDIT LOANS Our twenty year rural credit |>lan of loaning money to farmers. hel|s> you to get out of <let>t. Under our form of loan the total amount of interest |>aid during its satire period of twent y years ia actually less than 54 Prr cent interest. Write us for booklet. OWEN BEAM. Agent ix< Lyon St Albany, Oregon