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THE SCIO TRIBÜNE
carry 1. W W cards. If so, there
la no room in free America for I.
W. W ism. the whole outfit should
be cleaned up while tne government
is at it.
The coal strike is a different prob
lem. though it would lead up to the
san* result if permitted to continue
indefinitely.
The stoppage of the production of
Coal, even to the limited amount
•ow being mined will bring about
direful reeuiU in a very short tune.
tin the front page of this paper
we give some figures provid«-«! by
Dr. Prill relative to th«* cost of wa
ter and light power by four differ- j
ent projects.
Our citizens must |
select one of these plans or some
other, else the town will I m * without
both light and water two years
hence
To put the town in darkness and
the people without lights m«*ans the
insurance rates will I m * more than
deubled. and instead of having all
SPMTACLE FRAM! UTTING
We have the reputati-*n of being a
"crank" about the fit of our frames.
Thia, because wc have found that
glass satisfaction anti comfort de-
pemf largely -:i a car* <
and rtco-n-
tifie adjustment of the frames and
mountings that hold the lenses.
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Qptam e trist.
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ROLOFF
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Public salesra sp< cialty. <«•
th* man
that can get you the m«>:H-> Roloffcan
PtMme. I bus. «W4. LEBANON, ORE.
i res. 817.
!x»ck Box 'IOS
Write or jdione mv at my < xpense for
dates.
S«l« 4st«a «rrast»4 isr •! $*!• Tribo»« slMcs
MUNKERSaudit EST
SCIO STAGE
Walter Biiy< u. Prop.
Pliont* 6—515
STAUE MEETS Al I. I R AINS
—Leaves Scio Postoffice-
at 7:30 a m and 4:46 p rn for W«-st Sea.
and 1:16 p m for Munkcrs
C. C. hKVANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
201-2 New First National Bank Bldg.
ALBANY
OKEGON
Scio
Meat Market
HOLECHEK BROS.
We want to tr< at tlx* people
right and will welcotm* old
anti new cuatoniers, -filing
HrBl-clitea meat at the inoat
reahoiiH*lde price»..
We buy Veal H«igs and
Hides, paying g«i«»d |>ri<«!g.
Give Us a Call
H. B. CHESS
Attorney»« Law
Itoisss. Ova.
Oik«. «■ Skwa M
Riley Shelton
Real Etiale Broker
and Notary Public
.,db»lruth Obtained, f.iartuntj
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OREGON
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Morrison & Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Calls Att»*nd«*«l to Promptly
Dus or Night
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Application to open tor entry sad sale
Nearly one-half the trains on coal ' of our dwellings end business houses
Carey
act lands ia the Antelope unit
burning railroads have been laid off occupted the "To Rent** sign will be
| at the Jordan valley Irrigation project
Within a very short time al! factor too common l > be pleasant to those
was received by Ike state deeert land
I1MIJKO KVKMY TNUMDAY BY
ies depending upon coal to create who will continue to live in a dead board The application states that all
T. L. DUOGKB, BDrtVX AND FBOF
power will be ONnpellrd to shut i town.
at the land la the salt has bmo rw
j down and the distribution of food
The thing to do ia to act and to I claimed. Ike ditches have been com
•! th»- t*«<otofllce at Scio.
1 will tiecomc so difficult that thous act now. let some plan l*e fixed 1 plated and the reservoir is adequate
Oregon a« second class matter.
ands of people, ««specially among the upon in the immediate future and to store sufficient water for irriga
tloe al the entire tract
Tbto to ike
I poor in the cities, will die of star proceed to execute It within the
first unit of Iks Jordan valley project
■(JMCfUFTION. IN ADVANC8
Sl.Sü
next 12 months
vation.
! to be «-peoed The project to located
AT BND OF YKAM
1.76
The government has decided, while
The Tribune ia well aware that i la Malheur county
Bll MONTHS
-7R
admitting the right of workmen to the present light service ia not sat
Min M Mitrict RiM Mwteg
strike, that the transmission of th«- isfactory.
Eor near two months
ADVBKTUUNG KATKH:
Pursuant to a petition signed by a
mails must not be interfered with. •»very year we have poor lights or
legal number of resident freehold-
Ixx-al advertising per line ft ret in
Without coal to create steam the none at all unleaa we employ auxil- era. taxpayers and legal voter« of
sertion ..... ................. .10
mails would be seriously interfere«! liary power, which eats up the prof Road I het net 16. of Linn County.
Each sulisoquent insert»-.« per fine. .Oft
with. Also the coal miners are un its <>f the system earned during the *>regon. notice is hereby given that
Duplay advertising First insertion
High water puts a meeting ef the legal voters of R >ad
per Inch ........................................... 66 der contract to continue the mining other ten months
District No. 16. of Linn County. Or
Karh »ulHK*|i><'nt insertion......... . 16 of coal until the official closing of us in darkness as well. Yet for ail egon. will be held at the hour of
Advertisements should reach thia office the war. and that cannot be don«- this we would not do without the One o’cl«M*k. P M . on th«* 22d day
not later «han Tuesday to insure publi until the ratification of the treaty lights If they should cost double day of November. WI9. at the I. O.
cation in the current issue.
0. P. hall at Seio. Oregon. In «aid
and peace declared by proclamation what they do now.
All for. i<n advertisanents must be of the president.
Manager Thoms of the Scio Mill road district, to determine whether
or not said road district shall vote n
pai<! for tn advance of publication.
The right of the organized labor ing Co. stat«*« that he is a full month
special tax of S21XJ0 upon all the tax
strike, while admitted by the gov behind with his orders for flour and able property within said road dis
ernment an«l permittcikby law, is of that he will have to operate the mill trict for the improvement of the
doubtful wisdom. It is an effort to 24 hours the day and seven days the roads therein as follows, to-wit,
accomplish by force what cannot tie w«■<-k until h«* catches up. Should grading, gravelling, draining and
repairing said roads.
secured bv reaaoii >r persuasion. the creek get low. as a continued j
By order of the County Court of
And while a strik«* may occasionally frosty spell woul«l bring about, we Linn County. Oregon
Dated this 4th day of November,
/ p/«■</*'<• alli-giame fo my H“g ana accomplish its purpose in whole or will I m * in darkness at least a part of
W. R BlLYKV.
He construes 191».
the Repuhlk for wfurh U »land», one in part the striker’s pocket book the time this winter
County Judge
the contract for powder made with
Ration. tnjtiuible. tnlh liberty ana suffers in the end.
T. J. Bi’TtJOt.
A strike by workers engaged In the city, that power is to be supplied
fujdite for all.
County Commissioner
the production of a necessity of life <>nly when it will not interfere with
D. H. Pierce.
will always tie condemn«*! by the operation of the mill.
County Commissioner
THE MAILED FIST.
Postal this 4th day of November.
So let us get together on this
people. If this coal strike shall b«*
1919. by W A. GlI-KKY. appointed
permitted to continue until all th«* power f«<r light and water question.,
Every true American chiton at»- coal bins are empty an«! the manu We must have the power, and it by the court.
plauds the *f«*tn vigor with which facturing industries are force«! to would I m * a great satisfaction to have
Nttict if Ibtnct Rud Mtetint
the government ta taking hold of
Pursuant to a petition sign««! by a
clow down, all sympathy which may a 24-bour instead of a night service
two activities which are a menace have existed for the coal miners will as we now have. A get together legal number of resilient freebokien»,
taxpayers and legal voters of Road Dis
to the welfare of the government
lw destroyed. People wh<» are bnth meeting might I m * held so that the trict No. 16 of Unn Ownty, Oregon,
notice to hereby given that a meeting of
Itself and tn the American people
freezing and starving will never matter could be discussed as a soil the legal voters of R-«ad IHatrirt No. 16
Wo allude to the arr«*8t of aome 500
think of the coal miner’s wage nor of preliminary step to a city election • I inn County. Oregon, will l«e held at
thv hour of one o’clock P. M on the
member« of a certain secret political of the numtier of h«>urs which con to fix the matter.
2Mh day of November, 1919, at the Scio
organization whose purpose ia to
The main thing is to move now so ' City Hall. Scio. Oregon, in aaid road
stitute his day They will think only
district, to determine whether or not
create unreal among the people,
that we will have plenty of time for saul road district shall vote a special
of their own suffering.
leading up to the disruption of the
We want to move tax of FAJOO upon all the taxable prop
Hence the government is wise in dehlM-ration.
erty within said road district for the
government; and to the manner in
We may lie selecting a improvement of the n>a«is therein as
moving quickly and with the mailed rightly.
which the coal strike is being handle«!
fist. Even if the miters return to power plan which will supply lights follows, to-wit, grading, graveling,
draining and repairing »aid roada
“Self t»r« ...rvation is the first law
work at once, before coal can I m * for Sei«» and vicinity for the next
By onier of the < ounty Court of Linn
of nature," so it is said. It is as
County, Oregon.
mim*d ami distriiiuted there will be hundred years.
Dated this kth day of November, 1919.
true of tl..- government as it is of
Any plan we may adopt will re
suffering. The poor in the cities,
W. R. Bilyeu. County Judge.
the individual, and to arrest and
T. J. Butler. County Commissioner.
who can purchase but a small supply quire a large amount of money and
D H. Pierre, County Commissioner.
prevent an a? «suit upon the life of
a
b«>n«l
issue
s«M*me
the
«»nly
wise
at a time, are sure to feel the cold
Attest K M. Russell. Countv Clerk.
the government in its incipiency iaa
plan
What we do. let it lie perm-! Posted this 8th day of Nov., 1919, by
ami the jamgs of hunger.
Q m M Bilyeu, appointed by the court
duly we require of the executive
am-nt.
To put in an inferior power
Ia*t us suppoM* that all the flour
Nolks al Pinal Settlement
and judicial branches of the govern
millers tn the United Stat«*« form a in order to save a few dollars will |
Notice
to hereby given that the un
ment.
strong ami compa«*! union and that he foolish and wasteful economy.
dersigned. rircutor of the last will and
So when we read that the govern
testament and relate of K. C. R<»lgera
they refuse to grind except they are
m<-nt is 11 ving in no uncertain man
Ho rapidly has the stats highway deceased, has filed with the county
paid a 60 per cent advance <>n flour.
clerk of tjnn County. Oregon, his final
coinn 1 salon developed a»«l carried out
ner against this anarchistic secret
Would not th«* government I m * justi Ils road proaraoi that it has matched account in said estate and the County
Court has appointed Monday. the first
association w«> look at Old Glory
fied in commanding them to grind, th» fateral money available up to day of December, 1919, in the county
with increnwd respect.
We feel
and to put a soldier with fixed bay- July 1. 11!“ This nscMsItates a slow- court n*om in the court house in the city
of Albany, |jnn ( ounty, Oregon, as the
that the government will not hesitate
onet after every miller to see that ItiK down on new projects for six or time and place foe hearing said final
to protect itself in time of (»eacr as
sentn months, hut does not moan that acc<iunt. the obieeUons thereto, if any
he did grin«!’ Yet th«* millers would
work will rlackan. as mouah eon there be, and for the final settlement
well as in war.
be doing no more than the coal mi tnute Lave te-ea l<| and projects of said estate.
The arrest of the anarchists and
Dated thia 17th day of October, A. D.
ners are now doing. They say to approved to keep th» road work ac
1919.
tlEDRGE E. RODGERS,
trouble bie<‘ders was made in some
the public by their acts give us what live teyond the time when new ted I- M. Curl,
Exrcutor.
2 ii or mote cities simultaneously, in
Attorney for Executor.
lu 6t
we drman«! or fre»-ze. The millers era! m«»n«*y will be ready tor Oreg«»®
dicating that there is to be a whole
could say give us what we demand
sale house cleaning of bolshevism or
or starve. There is as much reason
anarchist«
A very large portion of
an«! justice in the one cast* as in the
the 500 or more arrests were found
other.
to I m * Russians. and we know that
These coal miners. m«»«t of whom
that country ha» lw«en the home of
are non English s|*eaking foreigners
anarch* for many years. But few
were not working for a starvation
American citizens. or those who had
wage.
They wen* |«aid three or
taken out citizenship |>a|>era, were
four times the wage they could earn
fount! in the bunch, but tons of lit
in their home land. They were paid
erature preaching the destruction of
so liberally that many of them would
the premint governmental system.
work but half time.
an<i material for making bomba
The government’s deporting courts
were found. Nearly half of the ar
should look into the coal mining
rests Will In* de|H>rted,
towns for material for deportation.
Let us hope this good work goes
The coal mine slacker is no lietter
on until every foreign viper ia driv-;
than the military service slacker, I
en out of the country. The only
Each of them is an enemy to th«*
place hen* for such cattle ia tiehind
welfare of the government.
liars, and yet we du not want them
there for loyal Americana must beat
TIME TO ACT.
the burden of their support. It ia
■aid that nearly all of thoae arrested j
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OREGON
RURAL CREDIi LOANS
Our twenty vear rural cre«fit plan of
! loaning money to farmer», tu-lfis you to
get out of «lebt. Under our f<>rm of
loan the total anxiunt of intm-st paid
during its entire period of tweniv years
to actually less than .'4 per cent interest.
Write us for booklet.
OWEN BEAM. Agent.
133 I Jr on St
Albany, Oregon