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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1920)
w, • « * X . » am> ■ «■ -• w •- ‘ r ? - * -7**■ ’• %*. ■*» * I» <-/ T. U IMJOGga. KOHOR AN» PBOC Enterwd at th« twatoffiee at Söo Dragon as ««eond ciao« matter. tUMiciurnoN. in six month « apvancc ..._ 11.76 LOO ADvamsiN«; matw Local advertising per line first in- sertlon ..................................... 10 Each subsequent insertion per line. .06 Diaplay advertising First inMrUon per inch . .26 the-l, auboequent insertion.................. 15 AdvarUsen.vnta *houid reach this office not later than Tu«-ad«y to insure publi cation in th» current issue. All foreign advertisements must be paid for in advance of publication. / pledge allegiance Io my flag ana th« earrion ir th< «e buzzards will flock. Th««* men re-ally have no political principle« <>th«r than sei- flahnem and deal re to rule and bring about their selfish desire«. They are after the almighty dollar no matter whose rights and libel tic* they tram ple tn the mire to get it. Ihe people are (>etug educated to these facte and responsibilities; ay«, hav« been since the birth of our na tion. But the progress to alow It is the great mamsn of the people against the fewer greedy cormor ants and dishonest |><»)»tirt«na. So long as we the people are ruled by partisan prejudice will we be blind to these things. We must pick the motes from our own eyes before w« can see to cleanse the eyes of our body politic. trtlb liberty ana Si lo. OREGON. JULY 8. 1920 DOLLAR SUPREMACY A r 7 / One hundred and forty-four year* ago a new nation wax Imrn to the world. In that most remarkable doc ument dedicated to human libertj ami right«, promulgated to the world in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. the «tar of lilierty ami justice ap|>eared upon humanity'« horizon That star has «lowly arisen since While great strides in the progress of human liberty and pr<«rm have been made supreme to (dace the rights of man above the dollar, the dollar to yel supreme The Revolutionary war was fought to establish the right« of man above the dollar The wars of 1812 and the Mexican war were fought for the same purpose, to enhance the value nf and to protect the dollar The wars with 8pain and with Ger many and Austria were caused hi the greed and encroachment of the dollar upon the rights ami liberty of man. In fact, all war« the world has ha<i have had thi« same feature as the basic cause. We still are en gaged in the same struggle. It was made prominent in the two late na tional conventions. It maintains in the congrss* and the 48 state legis latures in the enactment of law* Too much protection is given to the wealth of the world ami not enough to the promulgation of human fight* and liberties. As long as greed and selfishness to a leading impulse in the mind and hearta of man, that t<>ng will there lie efforts to protect and magnify the rights of property or of the dol lar. and we might add as long as the masters of millions are allowed to wield a predominating influence in the great political conventions and in the law making powers of our states and nation mav we ez ped the battle to rage for dollar supremacy. * # ENFORCE THE LAW »SO Why 1« Mr. Bryan «o anxious U> get a | rohibitinn plank? A (dank to enforce the laws we now have ought to Ire «uflicient If the Vol stead law ts rigidly executed it ought to make the country dry enough to suit even Mr. Bryan That 1« one trouble with enthusi- Mta. Our eongrete or «tat* hgisla- lure enact« a law covering a certain subject The next legislature enacts a law covering the same ground hut worded differently. Il makes It hard to define just what the law really is lawyers wrangle over it and fleece their client«, generally the people. The judge decide* and the lulling aide apiwala to the supreme court, and the court may divide nearly evenly as to what the statute or statutes really mean. We have too much law and too little enforcement. If we have luui law enforce it an«l it will soon be Ul. WARB F ■ - /XJ** T « V», «¿i «i,, -• -/• 'rz .*• * »4 tSO H. B. CHESS WE HAVE .EVERYTHING OPTICAL Attorney ** Law LYE MR AIN la U m cause oL many HUMAN 11.141 An llledratioa. Are there an. exwptionsto the principle that like produce« like? Certainly; there are many case* of getting hard cash from a auft thing. Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS BANCROFT Call« Attended to Promptly Dav or Night Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Albany jacio OREGON THE Sl’lll STATE BANK Scio Produce Company W. A lowing. A F R«rxi«ll PcrsMcnt Vice Fna. F’. l>. Myrrs. Cashirr U til pay Co*h for FXiga, Poultry. VeaL I log*. Hides VI ill buy ( ream tn any quantity and pay the highest cash price iot it. I rt u« R«-t acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it- Bring Us Your Cascara Bark We will give you a Square Deal WANTED drain « Wants Your Business f*tert ■ bank scruunt today ami ur.ivsb" for your fulut». 1'uu will find • rher king ac count very convenient for your busirxws transaction«. We pay 4'j int«-r<-*t on time depowta. II uv f a1 aCX. y I'otatiH*« FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor Hh.HKST MARKET PRICK M.G REED Other Albany Stair Bank ALBANY, ORE. iii.m’ntK" J. J Ha rut». W.F.GI1I, J A Itilyen, J.K.B«*i<*. Mr». Jrniiw Warner. Passi liairv, W, ». Gil) O C. Thoms 11 HSIUNG TACKLE BASF’BALI. SUPPLIES OUTDOOR < UH HING CAMPING EQUIPMENT SHOES. SWEATERS FLASHLIGHTS THERMOS BOTTLES SAFETY RAZORS. Bl.AI >ES KNIVES -•t •< i L»o-< >>« THE SAN FRANCISCO DEADLOCK HAUSER BROS. ‘•IFAtre tti SCIO ROLLER MILLS > i v< • i« i ■ -i« a i >■ t> exilie »« u" n>.x Our F lour i* a* good a* any made in th«- Willamette Valley /: I Wm «i«« • mmai . ». Flau» 9 And Other Articles You Can Rely On BUY AT The deadlock in attempting to se lect a candidate for president which caused the San E'rancisni convention to extend over into this week, is md new in national conventions. In 1852 it required 46 Imllote to nominate Jame* K I’olk of Trnnc«- ses. In I85fi it took 17 ballot« to reach the nomination of Jame« Bu chanan of Pennsylvania In 18fi<>. when Stephen A. Ihmgla» of Illinois was the nominee and the convention at Charleston failed to nominate, 59 ballots were cast. To nominate Sey mour in IhfiN rvquired 22 ballots, and 48 to nominate WiMsirow Wilson at Baltimore in 1912. Headlocks result when thereto not a cut and dried candidate liefore- hand, who by common opinion of the people i« not selectml. It signifies that no machine polities predomin ate and the real choice of the dele gate convention prevail«. It mean* a compromise, and not all the time I* the beat man for the place selected It means the lient W'e must place men who are con msn upon whom the convention can trolled by a spirit of justice and of agree is the winner. human rights to control our destinies and relegate men who are ruled by Preventing Fire» on Farm. greed, selfishness and the spirit of rule or ruin in a position where they are powerless for evil if we expect Experience has shown that fire prevention should be universally justice and right to maintain. We know these men of greed and practiced. The farmer, however, sei fish ties«; why do we place them should give special attention to the in position* of power? Why do we elimination of fire hazard* and the vote for them? We, the people, adoption of protective method«, Hit have the power if we will only lay house, bain and outbuilding« are aside prejudice, personal favorites, usually of combustible materials, and such expectation« of profit a« keto«enc and gasoline are likely to we ourselves expect to reap from be stored about the premises and the aetivitica of statesmen of greed. twed for light and power. He must «•IftobneM. rule or ruin prociivitwo. fill his barn with hay, straw and feed We must cleanse ourselves from which are subject to spontaneous these characteristics before w« can combustion; and he Is usually out act intelligently in protecting offi side the protection of a fire depart cialdom from occupation by those ment. Too often a fire «tarled in a men. farm building results in total loaa, We have them in all parties, but and then the owner wishes he had mo«J.V tn the ¡«rty which ha« the taken some of the precautions which prospect for J r • ; . J * üb». _______ rejiealed. t 4. For anyone who teck« up and hold» ths following- Gne bay mar«, weight lutili Iba., with circle brand on left shoulder. B years old tins light ba; mare. wl. I ISO Iba , with small white star In forehead. 3 years uld. Fintier pirase notify Jessie I , Tool««, lutdlni tty. Or«., Kt. box 47, Jihotw M. 47 41 lA« Hcpublic for uhkh M rtandr. one Ration. inJhritible, iwlxi for all. > ’ÏÎS* ’ ’’ « / *4« << G-» IMt:gn KVXKY TRt’MILAY BY a /-A*- >X'y ■'* THE SCIO TRIBUNE . • \ <W • /( K 7:7.’ I ’ (>»ti«r«| *hmi< N. egf < aU.HUXTEED >tm Milling Üx»»ir»«»»w 4^ Kwsn« hoUffhl mr»«i f.at hah|»<l in iKm Dualr»«»« mr*»i Will rr«nl Y ou HkgK« mw I Now- is the Time to Ptirchtuie Your FARM I IGI IT & F’OWER OUTFIT A»k the«e well km.wn men why they purchaMd our plant: I II. Cop> !at-I < r..lWin Volk man, Crabtree. Waller Blackt>urn, H ch >. ii.-otg. S Llerth. Crai.tr«», O. B. Keebler, Lebanon; Walter Po- land. Shedd Ami n.nuy other». I’nul Automatic Water Syifteina Iter y boti y fìuys" Perfection Milking Machine« (Nature’« Milker) Albany, Salem, Carvallo, Eugene Anker I lolth ( ream Separators. at ced Bowl Notke ttt I iiul Sr til. rtxnl Notto« 1» hereby given that the un dersigned, an administratrix of th.- tat. of Amil FL Posvar, dec.-asod haa filed in tire county court of Mnn county, Oregon, her final account as auch ad ministratrix. «ml the mh ! court haa fix ed Monday, the Jd a ay of August. 1*30, at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore noon of that day, a« the time foe th«- bearing of objection* to aatd Anal ac count and the settlement thereof. Any «ml all person« having objection« to said final account are hereby notified to be present at «aid time in the county court room in the Linn county court house in the city of Allxny, l.inn coun ty. Oregon, and then and there make nwh objection« MARIE F Pt is VAR, Administratrix of said Estate. Hill A Mark«. Attorneys for Adminis tratrix. «« St The Only Self Bal Electric W iring by I icenaerl and Bonded Men—Estimate« Cheerfully Furnished THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc. 327 W Fintai. Old P. O. Building Al HANY. Phone*». SCIO CASH FEED STORE rm not Hl : < >F (¿UA1JTY Chrrto« » lux- of U m beat feeds on th«- kaawing from experience ■ a* » If 'er t- • ) , t the Important point t«i consider in tiuying feed J e*|H-<'ialli fas the > <«ying h«-n or young stock. ' W«- . Fi»b.-r Blend Flour a strictly Montana hard J wheal fl- < rl f*<r .■■ I.t .1 We need and a»k your patronage ■ > J D. DENSMORE BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR WOOL Get a price from THE SANTIAM WOOLEN MILLS Exclusive Manufacturers of High grade Woolen Blankets, Wool Batts, Wool Com forters, and Wool Mattresses. SELL DIHETI 105 Union Ave. N Portland, Oregon MANI Philippi & Pieser ■ V l«’A</l I KI R Mills at >
