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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1920)
* /.<£• THE sao TRIBUNE ager or agent. Moore. to present C. C. BRYANT I the proufa before the committee of senator*? Alan, why the great diff IMUSIi gVMY THUMOAY UY t . l tMfUGga. anrroa and rnor erence in the amount of Juah eent 091-1 Naw First > suonai Hank bldg from Oregon, in the eta temen ta of tributed should be accounted for Entered at th* ujstofhes at Scio ’* both as to It* source and its dis the Oregon committee and National ALBANY Oregon aa second ciana matter. OREGON St bursement. A boodle campaign can Treasurer UphamT Thereto "some- •UMOUmON. IN ADVANCE-. II.7b *thing rotten in Denmark” and Gov SIX MONT1M . ...... — 1.00 have no other result than special favors for the few and disadvantages ernor Cox appear* to be about to ADVKKTUUNG SAT«*' for the mass. At the very outset. locate the smell. Ixxtl adverti»ing p«r Ilo* first in- The fset that the committee of Chairman Days and Treasurer Up sortion.................. 10 Each »utswquent insertion par boa .00 ham have by their deliberate mis senator* appointed to look into cam ! ; FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FUR THE STATE Display advertising—Pint u.a*rtu>«> ' A person with no educaUou ha* but one chance in IM.OOu to render paign slush funda, three republicans par inch ................. 2f> representations created widespread <J>»tingui*hed **r»ic* to the jmblic Each *ub*Mpi«-nt insertion....... 15 distrust in the purposes and methods and two democrat» when the candi > Advertisement» should reach thia office J With common school education • 4 chances date most interested ia also a *ena- not later than Tuesday to insure publi of the campaign which they are con- > With high *cbool education . . 87 chance* cation in the current Issue. . chancea With college'educatim The mass of republican tor and a rapuMican. ft cannot be ' ducting. All foreign advertisements must be voters are honest and thev want the expected that the investigation will paid for in ad vane* of pubbestion. leadership of their party and the be more than perfunctory, ot The committee does not seem will ’ THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVENTED management of their party to be , MOST IN EDUCATION ing that the public shall know the honest and truthful. By compariarm. the discrepancy in truth—not until after the election the Oregon quo to is a small matter anyway The presidency mav be And yet it has very great aignifl- bought by suppressing the truth in ' Through * “liberal «nd practical education" prepare» the young man and young woman tor useful clU*ehah:p and *ucc»**ful career* In / p/c</ge allefianct io my flag ana canee. Testifying before the invest- whole or in part, as well as bv using > tht Republic for tthkh U rlandr. one ’ Agrkahare Engineering Mining Hoste Ecoasasks igating committee. Treasurer Upham the slush fund outright. Ration, tndcruihle. oiih liberty ana ! Csaatrce Pkaraucy Farestry Vecabsaal Edacatiea «aid the Oregon contributions totaled If Mr. Harding shall owe hto elec- iiuiice fot all- \ > The training Includes Phy»lca| EdwcatiMi, Muak, EwgUah. Modern 12. Ml. State Chairman Tongue in tion (if he to circled) to this slush ’ language, Art and the other essential* of a »tandanl technical college SCIO. OREGON. SEIT*. 9. 1920 course a public statement placed the Oregon fund, even the Oregonian will not [ ; PALL TERM OM-M SEPTEMBER 20. TUITION IS FREE quota at $20.000. County Chairman fail to condemn it. Hut. of course. MONEY DIGGERS i For ini'ortnatiou writ* to Day said $20.000 had already lieen the slush fund story to and will be arnt, and National Committeeman denied nevertheless Governor Cox ! THE REGISTRAR, Oregas Agricaharal College, Corvallis, Oregoa The law respecting campaign c<>n Ralph Williams placed the amount-and Mr. Moore offer to prove ft. ooooo w oaoooooo*ooo*ooooooooooo»oooooooooooo*oo*'*oo i tributions ought to lie strengthened sent at between $20.000 and $21,000,1 Why not admit their evidence of Public sentiment itself ought to That to to say, the aum sent from proof? If false, no greater aid to require the law to be strengthened Oregon was eight times as much as Mr. Harding's election can be brot and demand that its provisions I m - Treasurer Upham, on oath, gav* a* out. It would »how Governor Cox rigidly applied. Corruption in elec the Oregon amount to the invest!- is wholly unworthy to occupy the tions to certain if hugh campaign gating committee. great office to which he aspirea. funds are permitted, and corruption The law <>n campaign contributions Ry ail means let the honest truth in elections means s|»ecial advantage« Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry, Veal, Hogs. Hides ought to punish men who deliber- be placed before the people. The over lh< mass by those who flood Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay ately falsify the collection of cam- simple denial by the national repub- elections with corrupt money. the highest cash price fot it. paign funds. The law punishes a lican manager* to not enough. If it Newberry bought the Michigan man who perjures himself in a court. ’ to true, Mr. Harding should not be Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance srnslorthip. The sums paid out in make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it What Is more sacred than the pro- elected. If false, it will be a ná his campaign were staggering. Some cese by which is to be chosen for the ' tional disgrace to elect Governor body expected a return of all those highest office in the world, the man We will give you a Square Deal expenditure* and a big pruflt in ad whose principles and purposes and ditlon, or the expenditure* would The editorial in The Tribune of policies are to mean so much for the not have been made. last week under the caption "If It weal or woe of 110,000,000 people? The actual millions spent in the I* True" evidently atruck pay dirt; Oregon Journal. late presidential primaries ar* now if the long leader in the Sunday Or of public record. The actual pur egonian was necessary to destroy it* The Oregonian say* It will ba * chase of the votes of two delegates effect. Anyway. It drew the ene calamity if Mr. Harding I* elected at IgafHt meh is in that record. Ho^ my'* fire, and that i* a compliment and. al the same time, the U. S much corrupt money was spent in to The Tribune. senate shall be placed in the hand« those primaries of which no inform of the democrats. The Tribune can-1 ation was obtained nobody knows. Manager Gilstrap, of the Albany not agree with thi* statement. To' And here is chairman Will Kays chamber of commerce, is a printer have both congress and th* presi- j lie made public announcement that as well as former editor of the Eu lency in the hands of one party may i no campaign contributions would be gene Register. When in The Tri Ire and.eften is a calamity. But a received by the national committer bune office laat week he went to the division of sentiment in the legisla in excess of |¡,000. Ke now admits ca»e. composed and art up the per tive and executive departments Is to the senate investigating committee sonal notice to he found elsewhere, rarely a calamity. Even the rejec that he ha* been receiving contribu •nd also, as representing the Linn tion of the league may not be a cal lions as large as SO,000. In edition, county fair, left an ad with the amity in the end, for it will force it I* now revealed that two day* promise of complimentary ticket*. to the front which is better for the after Senator Harding was nomi Mr Gilstrap is a very pieasant gen world -- war or peace and the peo nated a communication wa* sent to tleman with a sort of Mark Twain ple of the world will force their the men whom Treasurer Upham drawl in his "wa wa" and though governments to adopt the present designated as the "money diggers." . busy we appreciated his call op Fri proposed league for peace or some anti that communication was caller! day of last week other plan which will do away with the "cream list." In the communi war. Rut how the Oregonian can cation there was instruction to hold Ball I m M i «*e calamity in a democratic senate, a luncheon which should be addressed For ‘ato-A registered Durham bull, with a republican president and re J. J Harne*. W. F.Oill, by an * inspirational speaker ". about 5 year* okl, will weigh I4UO it». H wwsvabv . D. C. Thoma J A lillyen, J. K. Harnee, publican house, to difficult to under- T. J. GIBBONS. The communication then continue» Mr». Jenni* Marnar. «land, unless such a senate will be a This will get the “sights" of every on.- of th« committee men “high" a* to th< block to republican partisan legis- amount* to b* asked from big businr-** Igtioa. presidency ought not to be through any such process of deliberate de ception of the neuple. The law ■houkFbe *uch that every dollsr con H. B. CHESS ATTORNEY AT LAW Attorney •» Law EDUCATION PAYS i; Are You GivingYour Child His Chance? 4 Oregon Agricultural College Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Bring Us Your Coscoro Bark FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor Auction Sale »7 I Of Dairy Cattle men THE TIME HAS ARRIVED The umicr*igned will sell at public WHEN HOME PRoSPEr-TS SHOl l.l ALMOST CAUGHT WITH THE auction at the C. D. Steen farm, two HE A*KED FiiR .SUBSCRIPTIONS mil«-« southwest of Lclwnon, on the GOODS. RANGING FROM $0,000 AND UP • Rrowmiville mad. on WARD*4, IN ANY CASE. IT IS NEC MONDAY, SCPTKMCCN 13 ES-AKY DI Shi.I. TO THIS COM The national republican organiza commencing at 10:30 o'clock, the fol MITIEE THE QUOTA AND THE tion may not raise a el unh fund of lowing stock: Their entire herd of I milch cow* and young »lock, consisting THE CAMPAIGN PLAN. $15,000,000 or any other large aum; i of pure-brad and high-grade Jersey*. These secret instructions, sent out or it may raise the ‘'money" a* the Th* herfi conlain* 17 cows, 6 heifi-r* at the very time when Chairman W ill national committee directa and el- . and two calve*, via.: One regiatered •x>w 9 year» old, 1 registered cow 7 Hays was publicly declaring that n<> plain it away under the separate year* oki, I registered cue 3 year* old, | 1 registered heifer calf 5 m mtha nW, contributions of more than SI 000 heads of "national" fund, "state" : I registered bull calf & weeks old. 14 would be accepted by the committee, fund, "city" fund, etc. Rut as the high-graule cuwa ranging in age from 3 are a terrisble indictment of the me purpose ia to carry the elections to 9 year», 5 high grade heifers from I to 3 year*. truthfullness of Mr.H<ys. There for the republican party. The Trib Herd ia tuberculin tested. No out can be no satisfactory explanation of une to unable to are how the mana side row* being tsrud and sire* being kept in pen, there ia no abortion among his claim that $1,000 was the limit gers of that party can escape the thi* atuek. Thu herd ha* been bretl up while he was instructing political opprobrium, if it can be called such. with «ires from R. L. Burkhart'*. J.M. Dixon. Henry .-dewart and the Hurl managers in all the big eitie* that There to not a particle of doubt burt estate. Some of the»e cow* are the “lime ha* arrived to get the but what Governor (ox has struck a now fresh ami the other* will be fresh thi* fall nr winter. Also sight* of everyone of the committee- pretty warm "lead." The fact that On* fin* f» vear-okl gekting weight men high as to the amount* to be the stories of the national and state about 13fin. I 3-year okl gekiing unbro ken. I pure bred Duroc l>oar 2 year* asked from big business men." and managers do n«>t agree, and that old. 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