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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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V ote for GOOD ROADS
tendered by the democratic conven­ and br - uk.it r plane, wherein the good
tion at San Francisco
of humanity would supplant politics!
From the party viewpoint thia trickery. and where true, honest for­
IMI'KO KVKKY ntVKSOAY BY
T. u tHrooaa. bottok ano rxor
declaration waa eminently correct. ward looking A me r • can I am would
Enter««! at the txwtnffiee at Scio, Il at once placed him in a poaitioo replace selfish and sordid partyism.
which solved the presidential prob­
.Mr Hoover i* just the «ante man
Oregon aa second class matter.
lem for the politician* tn a large de­ he war before hr declared hi* party
•UMi'KimoN. IN ARVANCS
11.75
gree, for it placed Mr. Hoover on fealty, for let it be remrtnbered he
«IX MONTH»
1.00
NO PROPERTY TAX
the Mme basis with other republican attach«*! rverrvatioos to his deci ar a-
NO DIRECT TAX
AllVgRTtaiNll KAT»:
| tion. He «aid if the Chicago plat­
poasi billties.
Ixtcsi advertising per line first in­
NO
INCREASE
IN AUTO LICENSE FEES
W hen it waa not known on just form was a forward looking Ameri­
sertion ..... . ............................ 10
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
Each subsequent Insertion per line ,0f. which side of the fence he would can document and favored the league
liiiplsy advertising First insertion
per inch ...............
26 alight he enjoyed a prestige not pos­ of nations, he would act with the
Prevent Auto Licrnac Fees and Gasoline Tax will pay both
Each subsequent insertion ................. 16 sessed by any other candidate in republican party and accent the nom­
principal and interest on ail tiic bonds under this constitu­
Advertisement* should reach thia office
His spontaneous se­ ination if tendered him. So if the
tional amendment.
Approval of this amendment is
not 1st. r than Tuesday to insure publi­ either party.
cation in the current Issue.
lection by the independent non-party Chicago platform is a Hoover plat­
necessary to permit early completion of State Highways.
All foreign advertisements must be
slave element of the people, which form and he is the nominee, any
paid for In advance of publication.
was just budding forth, was rapidly American citizen who Is true blue,
growing and. would have become can accept both candidate and plat­
such a power that the Chicago con­ form. believing what is good enough
Our twenty year rural credit plan of « A. Faring.
A. E. Randall
Vic* Pres.
loaning money to farmers, helps you to Preaidt-nt
vention would have !>een compelled for Hoover is good enough for any get
out of debt. Under our form of •
E. 0. Myer*. Cashier
to sit uo and take notice. Reliubli« man or woman who place* Ameri­ loan th,- total aa
I
terest pah!
Start a bank account today and
during it* entire p*ii<d of twenty year*
provide for your future.
can politicians ar* wise enough to canism before party in fealty.
to actually lea* than '4 per cent inU-rrst.
/ plejge allettane» lo mp fiat <in<>
You will And a checking ac­
When
th«-
great
war
was
on.
and
know
that
if
be
was
not
nominated
Write u* for booklet
count very convenient for your
thè Republit tot irhith il tland». one
business transactions. We pay
OWEN BEAM. Agent
Injfriuble. trilh l'htily ana al Chicago he wa* sure to lie the when c very body placed Americanism
41, interest on time deposits.
Iwfore party wn, there was a doser
luti ir e fot all
choice at San Francisco.
133 Lynn St
But when he surrendered volun­ and more trustful fellow feeling
Albany,
Oregon
SCIO, ORtXìON, MAY 13. 1920
tarily the point of vantage, the old among the people than at any time
OrrOMETKIST
guard politicians were at ease They in our history. There was such a
OREGON AND HOOVER
♦»»♦»««♦♦♦■»♦eeeeeeeeeeeeew
Will be At Scio Hotel in Scio
w«-n- *M->ni*hrJ
han-the pr-.blctr spirit of harmony among the people
every
Saturday of each week
s>>
easily
dispoesd
of
and
to
have
free
aa
never
before.
We
forgot
that
The defeat of Mr. Hoover in Cali-
prepared
to tit and furnish
rain
to
bargain
«nd
combine
as
we
were
republicans
or
democrats,
fornix Is no reason fur Oregon re­
gliiHseg
for all that want
usual.
Mr.
Hoover
had
voluntarily
but
were
Americans
in
an
intensive
publicans to alumdun him.
lt<>
improve
their
eyeaight.
solved
the
uroiilem
for
them.
Judged
form,
and
when
our
American
boys
Short ami I.out I»:-tance
It ought to strengthen them in
GlasHca
for
reading,Hewing
from
the
party
viewpoint
thia
was
turned
the
tide
of
battle
back
upon
at Kvaxofialile Ruten
their purpose to stand the stronger
or for distant u*o, alllone lens
and work the hard«*r for him He is the h<>n«-«t course of procedure, but the haughty b<«*che and made him
and warranted to give satin-
their ideal
He is the man through it will cost Mr Hoover the nomina­ acknowledge the supremacy of hu­
faction.
whom they can give ex presan >n to tion and election to the presidency, manity and human liberty and place
SAM STOLLER
for Mr. Hoover ha* not entered into it *uprrior to militarism and autoc­
W. B. RICHARDSON
their aspirations.
Expressman
Eyesight Specialist
If they are <>pp<>s«*j to war. Mr the cami«ign to organise a plan of racy. we were proud of those Amer
procedure
a*
have
his
rival
candi
­
lean
boy*
and
placed
them
as
cham
Jefferson
Oregon
Hoover is the on«- medium by which
♦♦•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
dates.
He
is
now
aa
a
racehorse,
pions
<>f
human
liberty
in
our
mind*
they can My so. If they favor a
eeeeeeeeee»«»« m «******«* w * wo * mw ** w ******* mm 4
league of nations and a world or­ entered for a hard race, without and in the mind of the world.
Now many and no doubt a large
ganized for p«-ace, Mr Hoover id the training, while his competitors had
all
the
lienefits
which
training
could
majority
of the American people
only republican candidate through
give.
would
like
u> have that spirit of har­
whom In the primarle* they can
The
Hoover
sentiment
throughout
mony
an<i
human
liberty which then
make their wishes known.
the
country,
aa
shown
by
the
various
filled
the
average
American breast
In the California contest Hiram
primary
election*,
is
astonishingly
continue a* the central thought in
Johnson hail a machine and II waa n
r.lectrical Store in th«- Weael.V Building and
powerful machine. It remitted the large, i-speciatoy »bin we consider the conduct of government. Anti
will be glad to supply your need* in thin line. We
state
It waa a curious mixture of that he has practically thrown cold such feeling would have prevailed
will handle all standard appliance* at reasonable
reaction and radicalism, of pro-tier- water on the desire to make him with Herbert C. Hoover aa president
prices.
man ism am! alleged Americanism It president.
Mr
Hoover,
when
his
name
was
had the powerful support of the
THE MILLAGE TAXES.
H e Solicit Y our Patronage.
Hearst newspaper* and most of th«- first mentioned for the presidency,
reactionary newspapers. And there enjoyed the most unique position,
With some of the mil age tax*« to
were the politician* and the office probably, in the history of Ameri­ be voted upon al the primary elec­
Bring so eminently
holders, and the country rings, and can politics
SCIO. OKFXiON
tion Th* Tribune cordially agree*.
independent
that
no one but himself
the city rings, all a curious but com
While the good r<>ads measure which
prehensive machine that knew how knew his party leaning*, and when propose* tn raise the limit of road
<>ur country has grown sick and tired
and produced results
indebtedru*«* from two to four per
Mr Hoover had no machine Then of machine politic* he had simply to cent will allow for the selling of
waa no (tarty organization to round declare his principle« in a general bonds to the amount of 520,000.000
Apex and Mester Trucks, 1 to 5 tone
up Hoover delegates. No millionaire way and without the trouNe and ex­ to tie expended in road building. It
Racine, Ajax, Dlemond end Crescent Tire a
manufacturer greased th«- ways for pense of political organizing, one or will not add to the genet al burden
and Tubes
the Hoover candidacy.
Nobodv'» the other of the |>arti<-a would have of taxation for the auto and gaso­
Arctm-orirr, < >ilg, < irea*«*» and Gasoline
If so
checabook made sp«-eche« for Hoo­ made him their nominee.
line licenses will take care of both
General repair and overhauling. Work Guaranteed
ver. All the sentiment that express nominate«! he would have ta-en elect­ principal srxi interest of such issue.
1«. < *< )BB, Proprietor.
ed itself in his behalf in California ed. He would have had the confi­ The auto owner will recoup from
came from the voters themselves It dence of all the people and would be the saving in gas and tire wear.
was wholly unorganized, undirected, free to introduce such reforms in Consequently no one can afford to
unaccelerated. It had no pro-Ger- the business conduct that all the turn down a donation of $20.000.-
man backing, no I. W. W backing, lieople would arise and call him 000 for the roads when the proceeds
Ififl
He would have been free
no backing by discontent and revo­ blessed
of the proposed road bonds are not
from all entangling alliances with
lution.
costing anybody anything.
In spite of these disadvantages the politicians to work out such changes
W* can heartily support the2-mill
Hoover vole in California wa* a great in methods of government that the tax for the elementary or public
vote. It wa* poured out by the peo­ present political unr«r*t and trend schools, for the money arising there­
ple against one of the most adroit toward disloyalty on the part of from will simply take the place in
and resourceful politicians in the some labor organizations would have part of th«- special school tax we vote
country, backer! by one of the most disappeared as a fog before the every year. Breide*. the 2-mill tax
compact and well greased machine* morning sun.
will reach large bodiee of limber
in the country.
But Mr. Hoover's political declar­ lands now untouched by the special
It is a sentiment that will be an ation which placed him on a par with school district tax.
appeal to thouMnds of Oregon re­ other presidential aspirants has made
Hut we will have to renege when
publicans. and that will stimulate It exceedingly doubtful if the Chica­ we consider the other millage taxes,
many tn renewed endeavor and more go nomination shall alight on his in that the college* have sought not
resolute purpose to struggle all the shoulders. His name will not likely to deceive the people.but to catch
harder for Mr. Hoover u'.:T the pri­ be mentioned aa a candidate at San them napping
Why was not the
maries are over.
Francisco. His millions of admirers higher educational tax placed upon
It to a kind of sentiment that throughout the country ar* diMp- the Novemtier ballot instead of the
ought to be expressed for the good point«*d. They fervently hoped that primary ballot? The answer is evi-
of the country and for betterment the day when bitter partisan rivalry
Conelud«*d on page 5.
of the political parties -Oregon and action was at hand and that we
Sun and rain, wear and tear, will play havoc with any car. A few surface
Journal.
________
would enter into a period when the
Administrator's Notice.
cracks on the bmst. fender* or body open the door to the elements. Rust and
president, governors. Congress and
Notice m hereby given that the no
Soon you have a rutty, rattling, rough looking old car
<ls i signed has been by the county court decay begin their work
A TACTICAL BLUNDER.
legislatures would place partisan
of Linn County, Oregon, duly appointed that you are ashamed of.
politics in the background and de­ administrator of the relate of John
Late of «awl county, deceased.
Rai tore
se^e. r **J
w. ail A little Acme quality Motor Car Finish
A great many people think Herb­ vote the entire attention to devising Bino,
All persons having claims against the will protect your ear against rust, make it last longer, and look better.
ert (. Hoover made a tactical blun­ ways and means to serve the inter- estate of »aid deera»ed are hereby re­
quired to present th* same with prrqxr
There * no Secret about finishing a car. We can give ypu some helpful sug­
der when he announced that he was e*ts of all the people
voucher* to the undersigned at his of
Mr. Hoover, in order to satisfy Ac* in the City of Scio, in said county gestions. Mop and look at our line of Acme quality Motor Car Finishes.
a republican and would accept the
within six months of the date of this
nomination for the presidency if the his desire to be open and above notice.
aame should be tendered him by the board in his political action, has re­
hated this j
national convention at Chicago, and fused the people the opportunity to Hewitt A >oa.
Attorney* for
would not accept the doom nation if
poliues on a higher
Vote 302 X Yes for
4 < State Roed Bond Limit
RURAL CREDIT LOANS ........
...... *
Dr. W. B. Richardson
All Kinds of Hauling
The Eledtric Store
J. S. STICHA
SCIO GARAGE
/C/.'z
QUALITY
MOTOR CAR FINISH
W. L.COBB