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Sutke ot l.xocutrix Io Creditor».
In no
WHY IS IT?
In the county court uf the slate of
He particular does it. or can it. set aside
Oregon fur the county of Ltnn.
could, and doubtleas would. app< int the constitution. It would nut avail
Why is it that so many people In the matter of the rotate of Albert S.
UMI'KD nr«T THURSDAY BY
Murrtas. deceased.
men to ollie*- tvecauar of fitness and if it undertook to do it. Neither from Scio and vicinity do the major
.Notice is hersby given that Emma
T. L. DUOGMt. KOITUB ANO PROF
not for the purpose of paving polit Wilem nor congress.nor both of them part of their trading in Albany and Mocrias. the undersigned, haa been duly
appointed executrix of the estate of
leal bebta. The demand for hut nom­ together can. through any league or other points?
Altwrt S. Morrtaa, deceaeed, by the
Entered at the ixtofllee at Scio.
treaty,
or
in
any
way
change
a
single
ination is purely spontaneous, and
The Tribune has taken the trouble county court of linn, and has duly
Oregon as second class matter.
the politician« will do well to regard sv 11 at de of that supreme document to interview several of these else­ quahto-t aa r««|uirwd by law. All per­
son« having claims against said sot ate
| this spontaneity.
without the consent of three-fourths where buyers lately. The answer are hereby notified to present the same
11.76
si'BW RirrioR. m advancb
srith pr««p«-r voochrrs and duly verified,
In November of last year The of the states.
invariably is: * We cannot get what a* required by law, to s&xi Emma Mor-
1.0»
•IK MONTH»
Why offer an assumption or make we want in Scio and we can buy rias at hrr residence at Lyons, U m
‘Tribune sel«?cied Mr Hoover as a
county, Oregon, within six months from
I desirable catxlidate for the presi- an assertion so easily shown to lie chrat«-r rlwwhrrr.”
the «late of thia notice.
ApvKRnatNO rat « j :
idency, as flics of the paper will baseless? Yet from Johnson ami his
Dated and first publication. April I,
Now if this answer is true, our
Ixx-al advertising per line first in­
infatuated followers we have heard Scio merchants are to blame, in part IMD.
'show.
The
Tribune
then
stated
it
sertion ..... .......................... «•• .10
Date of last iiubbcalimi, April 29.
a lot about a super government thru at least. There may be a reason I93>.
EMMA MOkKfSS,
Each subsequent insertion |*r line. .06 would support him regardless of
the league.
They are trying to why our merchants do not keep Executrix of the above named estate-
i
which
party
placed
him
at
the
head
Display advertising First Insertion
V. A. Guode. Attorney for estate,
frighten the people with a highly stocks of dothing. etc., but there is 8 lay ton, Oregon.
per inch ................... . .................. .26 of its ticket. We woul«l like to see
Each subsequent insertion .............. .16 him the candidate at Chicago and ball<x>n<<d bogey. They are not al all no reason why they cannot sell the
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
lion and
electlun,
he would be on- Ululiun of the United Slatea
tirelv free of their domination.
Advertisements should reach this otfire hie nomination ratified at San Fran­
not later than Tuesday to insure publi­ ctaco. Then he would go into office
cation in the current issue.
free from partisan Mas, with a free
All foreign advertisements must be
han«! to lake up reforms and place
paid tar in advance of tmbhcation.
our government on a bueinemi l«asis.
fright« lie.I themselves .
goods they do keep as cheaply as
Johnson is a radical who stands for they can be bought in Albany or
such socialistic schemes as public elsewhere. Kents are cheaper here
ownership of railroads.
Or doesn't than there; clerk hire should ba no
It is reported higher; wood costa no more, and
that
he
has
recanted.
We should probably less, etc., etc.
Mr. Hoover is big enough men­
tally to do this and It is doubtful like to know. If he has traversed
Personally The Tribune does not
if any other candidate mentioned by hrmsrlf it will be because it is not know. We buy all of our supplies
popular. Johnson wilt not commit for the family in Scio without ques­
either party is.
he stand for them?
Administrator's Sotkc to creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned haa lx-en appointed adminis­
trator of the estate of trank krural,
deceased, by the county court of IJnn
eixinty. On-ggri, and all person* having
claims against the estst«- are hereby
requ red t<> prewant the sama. pro|wrly
Verified as by law required, at the resi-
dcix-e of this administrator. Southwest
of Scio in I.inn county, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the first
publl
_______
pubii« __
dx>n
hereof, which is March 1U,
lieu.
1921».
1. G. FALTUH,
C. C. Bryant,
Administrator.
Attorney.
31 61
While political fiartirs ar« nsevs- the error of unpopularity if he can tioning the prices.
sary in our meth«»d of government, help it. No politician does.
Now if it is true that Scio mer­
I ple.lgr iillrgi-imr Io my> flag ana the gre«f for ««flice has resulted in a
A league of nations involves the chants sell as cheaply as elsewhere,
the Hepublx fot uhkh il Uamit. <>nr partisan government, which is det­ United States in no entangling alli­ and we ho|4> it is. it is up to our
Mothe to Creditors.
t\alion. inJhuiblr, trilli liberty ana rimental to leaching the high r«-sulta ances
What is an entangling alli­ merchants to correct this falw no­
Notice is hercb
by given that the under*
luilur fot all.
appointed, by the
u
we should
II has result«! in filling ance? It is an alliance which involves tion which too many of our (»eople slgtu-d hxs been duly
county court of l.inn county, Oregon,
us
with
the
affairs
of
another
nation
the various departmenta of g«ivern-
entertain. People nowadays know the administratrix of the estate of
8« TO. OREGON, Ai RIL 15. lft¿ü ment -with an array of employes or group of nations, promoting their the price of go-xis in adjoining towns Chariea A. Everett, deceased.
Any and all (H'raons haying claims
whose pi in<-1pal duty is to draw mutual interests by aggressions, or a* well as in their home town, and against said estate are hereby notified
present same to the undersigned at
THE PRESIDENTIAL SCRAMBLE. their aalar.e». We want to get rid otherwise, against inv other group. they aff liar -iiy ¡.lao u: o- if they go to
her residence. Scio. Oregon, within six
of these lr«-ch«rs <«n our national A league of nations, such as is now where they can buy rheaner. or month.-« fn.rn this date, duly Verificsl as
proposed, discriminates against no where they can wwll their produce at bv law required.
At no time in the history of our treasury. A leirttsan republican or
Paled this 11th dav of March, 1V20.
nation which is willing to qualify by the l>eat figure.
democratic
president
will
not
bring
government haa there |x-en such a
H.oRKNi E I. EVERETT.
subscribing to its oldigations, which
Scio merchants should endeavor Administratrix of the estate of Charles
scramble for the nomination for the about this result, but a n<«n |»arti­
A. Everett, deceased.
are chiefly to promote the peace and tn retain the trade which belongs in
presidency of the United States a* san, select« 4 by the tnasM-s of inde-
Weatherford A- W yalt, Aliya for Admx.
welfare of the world by common ac­ Scio territory. It is tin to them to
at the present, and, we might add. pendent voters will, and Herbert C.
tion
It is aimed at no one nation convince people that they can buy
has there been so many men who II ( hi ver is the man to do it.
Summo««.
except
aa it is aimed at all nations.
I «el us fill all departments of the
a* cheaply here as el «‘Where, or sell In the Circuit Court of th«- Htate of
deem themselves eminently qualified
An alliance and an entangling al­ their farm produce at as goxi prices.
Oregon fur the County of IJnn.
for the place. With the exception government with men whose first
Department No. 2.
liance
are
not
the
ante
thing.
If
we
If any merchant entertains the idea Bonnie Stevenson, Plaintiff.
of alxmt two possilile candidates, purpose is to serve the government
vs.
are to have the isolation of our fore­ thnt It is up to him to get as much
the seekers for the place are largely rather than pmty. and the expense
Charits Stevenson, Defendant.
fathers
let
us
take
up
every
ocean
uf government can lx* reduced to
money aa he can while the getting
To Chnrl>-s Stevenson, the above
self selected.
cable, withdraw fast moving steam­ is gixxi. he is making a graze mis­ named defendant:
The republican party seems tn one-half the present cost.
in the name of the Stale of Oregon,
ships from the seas, supplant them take, for there is a tomorrow in bus­ , vou are hereby notitlixl aixl required to
think it Io»- a cinch on the election
ix- and apix-ar in the abovs entitled
of Its candidate, and it probably has THE STRIKE A BLOW AT OR with the slower sailing ships. drop iness as well as a today.
i court in the above entitled suit, and
all our great plans for a vast mer-
let us, one and al . endeavor to( answer the complaint of the phuntiff on
if the right man it selected at the
GANIZED LABOR.
chant
marine,
suspend
our
arbitra-
make
the people think and feel that I fl)« therein, on or before the 15th day
Chicago convention. But the fact
of May. 192»’; and you are hereby fur
wall
at
our
tion
treaties,
build
a
The
alxxilutc
foobslinem
and
un
­
Scio
in
one of the bent town« in Linn ther notified that if you fail to appear
that the active candidates have
reached the stage when abuse of call«! for strike of railway yardmen borders, go tiack to the conditions or adjoining counties, and thia can and answer said complaint as aforesaid,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will take
l>e done only by treating people as a decree «gainst you for the relief
As of a century ago. and go it alone.
rival candidates is uwd as a reason is a hard blow at lalxir unions
But can we go it alone, even then? well aa they are being treated else­ prayed for in said#<>mplamt, to-wit: A
why the abuser should be srlect«!, was the eaaa with the coal strike it
<ii-cre«- of th«- above entitled court die­
We cannot, for we are not alone.
solving the bonds of matrimony now
does not argue well for harmony at is an attempt to carry their point There are others in the world and it where. if not better.
existing Iwtwecn plaintiff and Jefend-
the convention nor for full party of contention, no mutter h«>w much does not alter the facts to attempt
ant, and awarding plaintiff the care and
support when the selection ia made inconvenience an«l suffering it mav to ignore their existence or their
Prartleally all th«- lass passed at the custody of the minor children of plain­
tiff aid def. ndant.
In our presidential campaigns of cause the general public, which ia eonflhon rights to live, develop arid special session of the legtslatur»- last
This summons is publish«! by virtuo
prosper, or our duty tn agree that January, with the exception Of those re
the fmst there has usually l»een men quite as much interested a» the)ard-
of an order made by the HoiiorabiS
they have such rights. Oregonian .oed by Oowrnor (Ucott and others con- Geo. G. Hingham, juitgv of the above
who stand so pre eminently above tlien themselv«*«.
tingeiit upon approval of th«- voter« at entitled court, and entered of record
Suppose the stores should refuse
other aspirants in either party in
therein on th«- 25th day of March, 192»,
Charles C. Curry of Albany, haa the election to lx- held on May SI, will and which mod onler specifie« that thia
fitness and desirability, that the se­ tn sell these vardmen g<xw|s or the
bex-utne operative April 17. ac< »riling to «ummoria lie |xil>lished for six conaeeu-
filed for the nomination for the of-
lection was practically made before­ things neces-mry upon which to live.
annoutxenient tuade by Ham A Koter, tlve weeks In I h«- Scio Tribune, and that
lice of recorder on the republican
the date of the first publication shall bs
What a roar th«-*»- same yardmen
«asisiant secretary of stat«-.
hand. Il is not ao thia time.
April 1st. 192»», and said order requiras
ticket, as Mins Velma Davis, the
Petlttcua
asking
that
the
name
of
H«w bitterly they
If President Wilson was now com­ would make
that said defendant »hall appear and an­
present county recorder, haa refused Ixxinartl Wood be pliued on the re swer sax! ‘-omplauit on or before the
pleting his first term and his health would condemn the m«-rchanta. and
to file as the democratic candidate publican prelorential ballot al th* pri­ 15th day of May. 193»
permitted, he would I* the demo­ the general public would condemn
WM H. RISLEY.
to succeed herself. Mr. Curry is mary slsctlou to lx> held on May 21
Attorney for Plaintiff.
cratic choice al San Francisco with­ them a* well.
wore filed with the secretary of sfht«.
competent in every way to perform
lly tying up transportation line«,
out doubt. But a third term and
Ths petitions were xlgiud by more
CitatxoR.
the duties of county recorder, hav­ than >(HM> voters of Oregon and were
broken health places him out of the so that supplies, especially of the
(n th«- County Court of the Stats of
ing had ex|M*rience an deputy county bronchi to ttalem by Dow V. Walker
Oregon, for Linn County.
perishable varieties, such as milk,
running.
Yrr the Matter of the 1
clerk, though he does not aspect, if and J D Zuft'bor. txoh of Portland
General Wixxj is an active con­ fresh meat pnd vegetables, these
Estate of Joseph F. • Citation.
J U. Kelly of Portland filed with
elected, to fill the office with more
Starry. Daoeaaed. I
tender for the nomination at Chica­ yardmen are creating a hardship
the
»tala
en«!n-
-r
application
fur
pur-
To Frantisek Starry and Antonie Starry
satisfaction to the people than haa
go. But the fact that large sums upon the city dweller aa severe as if
tireeting.
mis. !<»n to construct what will bs
Mias Davis.
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of moner are being expended in his merchants should doae their doors
kh vn aa the Marlon lake reservoir, I In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby cil«*d and required to
interests, is rapidly dissipating his to the strikers.
One of the striking switchmen'a al the husdwalers of the north fork aojx-sr in the county court of tn<* state
The Tribune l>elieves the workers demands are those that remained at the Hantlam river, fur the storage of of Oregon, for the county of l.inn, at
chance for the nomination. The fact
2*. ItS acre feel of waler, aud the ap­ thr court r«x>m thereof, at Albany, in
that Senators Johnson and I’oindex should be protect«! in their rights loyal to the railroad companies must
propriation of the stored water fur said county, on Monday, thr 10th day
ter have abandoned their duties as and privileges and that they should lie discharged before they (the reb­ the development at IS A.If boraopower. of May. I’rji. at 10 o'clock tn the fore­
noon of that day, then and there to
senators at Washington to canvass lie paid a fair wage. Bqj when la­ els! return to their job». A good
At a special municipal <-l.-«-tlon at show cause, if any there be. why an
for the presidency, vet drawing bor awurnea the right of dictator, plan would lie to blacklist the rebels ltak> r, two m-asurca, one authorising order should not be mule by the above
th. l ending of |40,0<M to provide funds entitled court authorising, licensing and
their senatorial salaries, does not then it is assuming a right that no for all time. ______ __
directing th«- administratrix of said «•-
tor construction of a darn on the city's tale to sell thr real properly of said
popularla«* them
The people think American citizen has a right to as­
Uoodrlcb creek reservoir site to store «■state at private sale, «aid real proper
Mr. Vernon Parsons of Eugene,
they should «lay on the job for which sume.
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water to augment the present supply, ! ty Iwmg Jescribe.l as follows, to-wit:
Heginning at a point <m the north
haa tiled his intention to become a and the other measure authorising
they are (»aid.
boundar) line of tlic southeast quarter
candidate for secretary of state. Mr. bonds for the construction of better of »ection 21 in tow nship 10 south uf
NOT ALONE.
There is but one man in either
Parsons is a veteran of the late anti larger quarters for the fire depart­ rangr 2 west of th«- Willsmette mere-
pai ty among those mentioned who
ilisn, Oregon, which is 39. tie rods east
ment. passed
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The Oregonian is airily asked hy a world war.
se-ms to lie the choice of the people
of th«- northwest corner «if th«- southeast
H. fsr the highest prices in the his quarter of saul section 24. »awl twgin-
reaardiea* of party. He. while it is flippant correspondent how it likes
Mexican disturbances have shift­ tori of the industry on 'he tkdtitnbia ning point being Bho U m northeast cor­
niceiuary to align himself to secure the news from Michigan? About as
ner of a trs. t of land Sold to Josef*
ed. Heretofore the game has been rtvw will be paid for Chinook salmon llolub. Jr . by
E' Zisoet and wife on
me nomination, seems aln ost abso­ little as it liked the news from Cali­
dur
-ig
tbs
season
which
opens
at
Jsf.usri 9. 1902 Bild running thence
revolution; now it has been changed
lutely free of-partisan bias. He has fornia. when it was disclosed that
no i on May 1. if the demands of east on the north boundary line of the
to secession. ______
to
the fishermen prevail Tha Columbia south- ««' «piaHcr of said section 24
not sought ths nomination, but has Senator Johnson had. through his
forty (Ri nuts, thence south forty (4o>
"I've come to kill the printer." a HI»-r Kiahermsna ProterUve union r««i«. thence west parallel with the north
signified hi« willingness to accept it arrogant political machine, disfran­
haa <et the price al U cents a pound boumiary line of the southeast quarter
chised a great party, stolen its name, lit th- man *ai<l aa he enter«! the of­
if the people demand it of him.
for mall or r-annert fish, thus* weigh of saxi sretian 24 forty 40 mis. thence
The fact that all of th« demand maligned its candidate, misrepre­ fice. "Any printer in particular?" Ug lass than 12 pounds each, and !< north forty (40) rods to the place of
for the nomination has emanated sented its principles and set up a lit­ asked the editor. "Oh. any kind ren s a pound for larxe or cold storage beginning, containing ten acres, more
or leas, situated in IJnn county, state
from the ind» nrn<1ent thinking elaas tle political oligarchy of its own. will do.
I would prefer a amalLone f «h those weighing 2.1 pounds each or of oi^g„n
cents
Witness, the Hon. W. R Bilveu,
About as little, too, aa it likes the but I've got to make some sort of a oier This Is an advance .q
c
P-*r i«>und for small fish and
<ei.ts judge of th«- county court of tlw state
th*
.an» «.
atiaurd and empty contention of this show at a fight or leave home, since
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«.«,
.» figure
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a » |x nd .„a
tor tn,
large
fish
ovar . tbs
lh< Oregon,
„J o( for the county of Linn, with
But the politician«
■ -. k.u . n »>aite, who pretends that the the paper call«! my wife's tea party
wkK h p.-tvaMed last year.
of March. A. D- I92U
because if they permit his noroina- league of nations nullifies the cons a swill affair.* *
I jaealj
K. M. RbSSKLL. Ctak.