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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1920)
* r ../• **> ■**«.* A * : - - ■ < reading that paper's dictum the ever having to resort to taxation far preaidenl was not a true American that purpose You ask how can this be duos’ By ite I nor is ha politically honest MSUKD KVUY THL’MDAY BY headlines and editorial conclusions Our reply follows: t. L. DUCOn. KUITO* AMD FHOF The present income from the light it would place the entire responsi bility upon the president'» shoulders and water plant pays for operation, Entered at the txatoffiee at Scio, for the failure of tr«-aty ratification for upkeep, and a balance In addi Oregon as second ciana metter. To operate the plant at or Now the Orogoman is well aware tion that the treaty has not been in the near Jordan the expense would be SUBSCBIFHON. IN ADVANCS It.75 president's hands since It was sub-1 slightly increased, with a sure in- fill MONTHS ..... ...... milted to the senate wlw-n Mr Wil-I eraser of income from the earnings Th«- i of the plant; also with an almost eon returned from Fiance ADVKKTtaiNO UTBt 'surety of adding 13000 or more in president cannot go before the THE SCIO TRIBUNE Local advertising per line Aral in sertion ................... .............. . .10 Each subsequent insertion per line. Of. Display advertising First ineerttun l»r inch..................... ............... Each aubaequrnt insertion ............. .15 Advertisements should reach thia office not later than Tuesday to inaure publi cation in the current Issue. All foreign advertisements must be pak! foi in advance of publication. Efts EuntMi iM Testet Eyas amentiftcally sisminjd and ac- sarately fit tad with glanera. latest frames and knees rarnsd in stock. All kinds of broken knees rvplacsJ. N om too difficult. Particular attention given to mad order* <m ell kinds ut optical work. F. M FRENCH a 'ONS Jeweler». Engravers. Opticians Albany. Gregari H. C ROLOFF Why pay m<>re for your ah<»ea than you do for your glaxses* Nothin» Public sales a specialty. Get the mar. ia good enough for the e>es but the ale rserpt to deliver a message He . addition to the earnings of the plant that can get you the money Koioff can beat ___ i bus «M. LEBANON. ORE. cannot participate in the senatorial by extensions. rm*oe* | roe aiî. Lock Box Mt j A sinking fund will thus be provid debates nor vote up>m a measure. Write ar phone me at my expense for t date*. How th«m can the prtxrid«mt be held ed which would take care of the in Sals dets* *œas*4 is* at S* m Tnbee* *Mi** responsible for the dilatory action of terest and pay the l-onds within 20 Öptometriat. Nor would the light rates the republican majority? Moreover years President Wilson has been sick nigh lie increased above present prices to C. C. BRYANT * ALBANY OHL<* unto death since early last fall and do so. Moreover, the plant would HAROLD Al.BRO. could not give the action of the bol- I give a 24 hour a day service. Manufacturing Optician In 20 years Scio would have a Mt-t New First National Bank Bkig. slievist senate but little, if any. light and water plant well worth ALBANY thought. ÛREGOK The fact is. Brother Piper, the SI00,000 and without owing a rent The profit the plant will vast majority of the people of the for it. Unite«! States are getting very tired then earn will pay the running ex of thia extreme partiaanism in con penses of the city easily. Instead gress which seems Io be mlel by of burdening the rising generation HOLECHEK BROS. the party whip. They want a man with debt we will transmit a gift We want to tri al the people ifestation of Americanism in that w> rth thousands of dollars. OMbe sa Sbanaaa St tsksasa. Ora. right and will welcome old Will the pro[x>«ition pay’ Ixxik body in lime of | m - uc «> as well as in and jiew cuntornen», selling war. They know that all of the at it from any ante le you may and tirat-claart meat at the most good nor of the evil is* to tie found if you will rraaon squarely you will reasonable prices. in either political party. Th«- heated •av yes UNDERTAKERS I detiatea, long winded sptroch«*«. etc., We buy Veal Hogs and I Receives American Aa* are mainly over the loaves and fish (alla Attended to Promptly Hides, paying good prices. Dav or Night to» anti Tractors es. ami the people would have c«m- AUCTIONEER fâèiïHcade ATTORNEY AT LAW V- IO Meat Market / pledge allegiance to my Hag ana the Republic for which it ilantb. one Ration. indMwble, frith liberty ana ¡usine for all WHY WE WANT HOOVER. in the «*dition of the Morning Or eg mian of Thursday. February 5. that <<lit -r deems It fitting to mildl> criticise The Tribune for its declara tion t<> support Herbert C. Hoover should be la-coma a candidate for Attorney at Law Morrison & Lowe structive and remedial legislation In lieu theroof. For the above reasons The Trib une would like to see Mr. Hoover become a candidate foi president and in order tn In-come such one of the groat oar tie« should liecome sponsor for him If «uch shall be the caw* either at Chicago or San Francisco the people -vill do the rest. Reading between the line* one can readily conclude the Oregonian would gladlv support Mr. Hoover should he become the (liicago can didate. but living tied bard and fast in the bonds of party slavery it dares not, like the New York World. b«dd- Iv declare its preference. According to a recent report from the American trade agent at Bucharest, Roumania, received by the hoed Motor Company's foreign department. New York city, a consignment of '¿U0 Ford motor ears and INI Fonlaon tractors was amongst "the first since the end of the wsr and may be eorwidorod aa one of the most important" t-eeause of the part they will play in the recuoatruct ion of battle srrrred, hungry Koumania. Npeaking of the arrival of the tract ors the report said: "The ionium au totractor, though completely unknown in Koumama, obtained a very large «uccesa al ita first <tomonatrationa which were followed with the greatest inter est by a large number of farmers, on sccounl of ite remarkable qualities and of the services it ran do in thia country where the work animals have been dee troyed by the enemy invaaam during the w ar "More than three quarters of the store arrived has already been eokl and ia employed all over the country to the delight of the Roumanian fanners who are seeing here a great future for the aututrartor " R«-fxirting on the sale of the motor cars the trade agent save: "Tbs Ford automobiles were sold immediately on their arrival and the Noel company la waiting very anxiously a second con signment of I3> machines which have been ordered at the Ford manufactory and which, for the greatest part, are already reserved by their customers." Shipments of agricultural machinery from the Oliver chilled plow works. American seeding machine company ami the Roderic I-ran manufacturing company to 1» used in connection with the iohle.n tractor have also been re ceived in Bucharest. the presidency. Thi« newspaper deems the criticism an honor la-causr that a great newspaper like the Or egonian should »pare the time and apace to criticize the thoughts of a little country newspaper. Especial ly do we deem II an honor when the Oregonian mentions us in the same article with one of the leading news- pa(H-ra of our nation, the New York World. But why shall we not support Mr Hoover for the presidency? The Oregonian says it is because he ia not a democrat. While we do not Henry J. Schulderman, corpora admit the Oregonian's conclusions, tion commiaaioner. announces his in and we think Mr Hoover is a dem tention of tiling as a candidata for ocrat in the broadeat meaning of th«- the repuldican nomination for serre term, we reply that it ia because he tary of state and says: "If elected ia not a republican. ÌI shall conduct the office on strictly While Mr. Hoover adheres to business lines, cutting down expens neither great political party he is es wherever posable and securing an American, spelled in very large economy and efficiency as I have capital letters; is honest, and a very done in the office of corporation big all around man. It is because commiaaioner.'* of his splendid Americanism, his broad rnindtNint-as, his hont-sty and Ad vertute ia The Scio Tnbona and gs4 i tiurity of purp-sw that The Tribune FORWARD OR BACK WH1CH? results. gladly advocates his selection for the In a few days the citizens of Scio presidency. For transverse reasons the politi | wMI decide whether our town is to cians of the Iswige. Reed, Borah. keep up with the march of progress OPTOMETRIST Johnson class do not want him. for encouraging enterprises to locate they know that If he is elected, like with us, gradually increasing our Will be at Scio Hotel in Scio Woodrow Wilson he will be presi population and the value of our pro every Saturday of each week perties or will we stop where we prepared to fit and furnish dent. 1 are. diminish our population and good glanaea for all that want Politically Mr. Hoover ia indepen dent or as nearly so aa an American gradually wipe ourselves from the to improve their eyettighl. citizen can tie. ami the w<xids are map of progressive and uo to date Glares for reading, t*ewing full of them these days. In appoint towns? ing men to office efficiency would be If we authorize our city council or for distant use. all one lent hie teat Aral, last and all the time. to go ahead and develop the |Miwer and warranted to give satis* He would rogard th* fact of a man station in the Jordan canyon, the faction. being a republican or a democrat as progress of our town ia assured W. B. RICHARDSON of secondary importance. Ameri But If we refuse that authority we Eyesight Sjiecialist canism and efficiency would be the will place an impassable block in the Jefferson •:*:• Oregon leading qualfficationa. march of progress. Our town will Moreover. Mr. Hoover is a self within a few month« be in darkness mt le man in every sence and aa an and your property will depreciate executive results would count rather in value simply tiecause no one will IF.. ti the dilatory adherence to red wish to buy it. tapvism. Can we afford the >40.000 bond By the way will the ■ Oregonian issue in order to bring thia necessary tell the people why it is not or will municipal improvement abou.? We not support Mr. Hoover? For at unhesitatingly »ay yea. Indeed we least three years out of four that cannot afford not to make the im paper is very independent in ita edi provement beceauae in a year after j time for heani torial opinions, or until the quad the refusal pr >orrty will have de account and the settlement of the rennial year ia at hand when it be- creased more than that sum from eatete. I "rat publication hs c !»«*nlarly partisan. Until present valuation. Now we can authorize the issue H »___ l«-«i xn a tear ago it could be SCIO OREGON Give Us a Call PI KXlXXiHAPI IS E d<> all kinds of amateur kodak finishing, film developing, copying, enlarging and photograph ing Samples of our work on hand for your inspection. 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