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saying goodbye to them out in the
Oregon cnuntlra, that this was a war 1 1 » ►
to end war
We comforted their
iMtign rvrtiY tndkmuay hy
T. U OUQGKM. KlirToX ANI» rKill’
parents with the assutanee that we
were fighting tn rcaice this .he last
Entered at the poaUiffic«» at 3eo.
war. It was the g«>ner»l understan
Oregon as second elans matter
Wjll Wf (
’ : -i FggK Poultry. Veai, Hogs, Hide« !
ding that war wwaktrs everywhere
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n in any quantity -nd pay
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dwelt upon io their appeals for lib
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the
highest
cash
price
fot
it.
erty K-t ds and Red Croat, that at
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Let u>
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If you have a grievance
AtivcrriMiN«; katkr -
the end of this *sr there was to be
make
!
is
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will
cnrlc.ivof to rectify it.
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Ixxal advurttei- g per line Arsi in
an agreement sm«mg nations for
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Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
permanent peace
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Display adv- rtbiag First insurtlon
rive vou a Square Deal
In writing home, many a young
yr inch
.... ,fo
»»Idler
in
France,
with
the
thought
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AS THE BIBLE PUTS IT.
ea Itoti In ih« rurrvnt fasta.
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All forrigu advrrti*<-m«-nU mu»t he
thed to his parents in his letter»
pan! for in sdvsnee of pnblication.
Now i« the Tim« to Pun-huM- Your
Chairman Haya recently said; that if the worst happened, he was
"We republicans are more intercit happy in the realization of the great•
ed in the aiomaeha of our people n«M anti glory of the cause for which
Ask t’ r >«> wed known men why they purrtiMed oar plant:
he was laying down his life.
than ip the hearts of the world."
I. IL Co»
-. i iRbit-i, Wm. VolLnisn, Crabtree: Walter Hack bum,
t.i-urg.-
, < -.».ti-e; O U. Keebler, labam-e; Walter Po
Out now, with the cause wan and
A I Jtn«» county correspondent citra
land. She 'd Aral many others.
the
machtn-ry
for
carrying
out
our
the Haya statement and ri-qucsts thv
Paul Automatic Water Systems
Journal
to ptint the well known pas pledge tn tho soldier boys and tn
/ plr Igr allcgltime Io
flag ana
their parents all in readiness. Candl-
Perfetti ti Mill ing Machines (Nature'« M-lker)
ihr Republic for which It flama, one sage from Philippian» 3-19. It isas
’
dale
Bertling rejects everything. At
gallon. InjMsible. trilh liberty ana follows: .
Anker I !< 1
(team S |x»ratots.
Ihr Only Self Bai
hi tike for oil.
"Whose end la destruction, whose I lie» M nines he said:
rn
ced
Bowl
‘'Governor Cox favors going into
God is their belly and whose glory
the
k-ague and 1 favor «laying out;
»310. OREGON, OCT. 21. 1020
is in their shame, who mind earthly
Electric Wiring by I ¡cenarti and Bonded Men—Estimai
lit
la
not interpretation but rejection
things."
Cheerfully Furnished
THE CRISIS 10 BE SOLVED.
Hut Chairman Hays does not »peak that I am w-eking.”
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Mr. Harding i« in favor of '‘stay
for all the republicans Thousands
«ÎW
Fixa»«
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At ¡’ANY.
OI i r. O. Building
Next Saturday, the citizens of of them are not accepting the Hays- ing out.“ He is in favor of going
Selo will be railed upon to solve the Harding theory that their "God is back on the pmmim that went
u-u we I-adr good
most important crim« of her recent their belly.** Wh«-n in the aenate, made to t!i«-is
bye
to
the
»oldi«rra.
He is io favor
Mr.
Harding
voted
against
certain
history. There in but one real al
of
repudiating
the
pl«*dgvs
made by
ternative W« most go ah»-ad and taxes on what he called our "great
lila-rtv
loan
-iwnlcera
and
Red
Cross
complete the great work at hand. corporations," Mr Harding was
speakers
to
the
parents
of
those
That is to «ay. we must go ahead true to the Hny« doctrine. He was
l do ul k-- Is of amateur kodak finishing, film
boys.
It
is
a
propaaal
to
hr<
ak
the
nn<l complete the Jordan power not then thinking of the "hearts"
iku--
copying, enlarging and photograph
plighted word*of a nation, a propo
project.
of the American people.
ing. Sa i lea *-f our work on Kami for your inspection.
If you ha>¥ any trouble in getting good results
When h«» vote«! in the senate sal to break faith in the most earned
Of course it i« a matter of deep
COVi-r.au»
to
-h
the
le<
'ers
of
a
out <»f your >
A ur camera. call on ua; we can no
regret that we had to meet adverse against a bill to p-it a 50 per cent
doubt help - u v -th »uggestt-na that will helj, you get
crlhed. Th«-recoul«l
condition« almost from the «tart. tax on income» of mon lhan a mil people eyer -
r- ul’ - < I
-d. cjvar pictures. We have hid over 20
We did,not know when the first es lion dollars a year. Mr Harding was never be a colder blooded disregard
years < >.pcri< o-• in this work so no doubt can do you
timate of eoat wm made that laix>r. nut thinking of the "hearts" of the of “th«- hvart throb«’* of the world.
some- •--d
• be not backward in asking for help in
It is true exemplification of the
food, cement, etc., were to advance Ami-rican people. He wa« voting
this line. Your kodaks examim-d free.
on an av«-rag<* of 25 per cent. We to take the tax off the man who was doctrine of Chairman Hays that "we
Our price* arc as follows, always cash on delivery
of your work, phase remember this;
did not know that freights were to making more than a million dollars are not thinking of the heartaof the
PIUNTtNG
advance 25 per cent a» well. W<- a year, and voting at the same tim« world.**
Mr.
Harding
says
he
will
negoti
2ix3|,
or
«mailer, 40c dozen
did not know that the weather clerk to make the plain p«*ople pay that
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4x5,
or
smaller.
50c dozen
ate
a
a-
i-arate
peace
with
Germany.
was lined up against ua.
tax.
.'ijxfji, and postcards, fil)c dozen
That
will
be
satisfying^
to
the
In the senate. Mr Harding voted
But all them* things have trans
DKVgLOnNG
pired and in «Moaequencr our e«U against a 73 per cent tail, on excess ’‘hearts’’ of the kaisers, and to the
l-’llm rolls, any size, 10c each
mate of cost must be greatly In- war profits, voted against a 70 per ’’heart»” of le-nln and Trotzkv. and
Film parks, any size. 20c each
creased. What was thought to be cent tax on excess war profits, and to the ‘‘hearts’* of the pr«>-German
Flales up to 5x7. 5c
I lutes above 5x7, 7je
a liberal «mtimate of cost must be voted against a <15. or a <10, or a 6t) agitators with wh-«m the American
Mali orders solicited and attended to promptly;
increased by 50 per cent or the en per cent tax on exc«-ss war profits lM*ople and American government
mull i»c i -
11 aiiicd by cash; any over remittance
tire project will fail, meaning ths The excess warprofitsof the powder had to cope during the war.
will
In-
promptly
returned.
As n-cor-ii-d in i’hiliopiana 3-19,
loss of much of the entire $40.000 trust ran up as a result of th«» war
Vi
tl-.-i-ik y<»u for past an<
inti ‘ wlìeit yjur future
first appropriated.
It also means, from 111.000.00V in 1013. to more "whose end ia dvstruetioo, whose
patruruuxe. Vours for gold work,
God ia lh«dr b«Uv and whose glory
should the voters refuse to author than fHO.OOO.(HX) in 1917.
h
ise the issue of $20.(MX) additional
When he voted against taxing ia in their shame, who mind earthly
bonds, the first appropriation of these colossal profits and voted for thing».'* -Oregon Journal. *
$ lo.lMHi will have to be paid by Scio the war cost to be laid upon th«»se
property holders and without te who did not make these enormous
Senator Lbamberlain.
cetving anything in return therefor i profits out of the war. he was n<»t
Senator George E. Chamberlain
On the other hand. If we add a thinking of the "hearta” of the
will
address the citizens of Scio on«
sufficient amount of funds to com American people. He was thinking
I hi in>( ^r:oi ^r.Ai.j i y
plete the project, we will have a of the hearts and belli«» of what he *dav this week, not definitely fix«*d
Carrirw a Hrs < I the »<■ t fee«:» on the market, knowing from exnenenee
as vet. at the Peoples theatre Every
a» a f«-« ’ r thr i(-..i«itt;y la the mi >| k rtsnt point to ron»idrr in buying feed
much better light service than we terms our "great corporations."
•apseiail) (<» I ■ n ¿. «-mrs cow. laying ben or younu wt<ick.
now have; w»> will have more than
It is easy to understand why Mr. voter, man and woman, should hear
We a o« .. r
fikinr’s ht< - d H< i-r ta strictly Montana hard
wheat fioun for wiirat
We ne«-<! and ark your patrnnag*.
double th«- earning power of the Harding is the very rich man's can him; republican as well as democrat.
present plant with but small increase didate. Practically every vote that He will tell about wime of the inside
J D. DENSMORE
in coat of operation, and will la- en he ever cast in the »«•nate was a vote workings of governmental affairs at
tirely free of interference with the to favor the very rich man and to Washington that we do not get in
discriminate against th« farmer, ! the newspapers,
service by high or low water
the users may have sufficient time
without oppressive charges, to pay
the bill?
Diere Is but one thing for us to
d». and that Is go forward. True,
th«- cost will be greater than first
contemplated, but the reason fit ob
vious.
We. of course, feel sore
•bout It, but as long as the man
agers are honest let ns make the
best of it and go ahead, for w«- have
shown that disaster will follow any
backward movement.
Scio Produce Company
Wa nts Your Business
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FRED GISELMAN. Proprietor
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Also, w«> will have completed a
permanent plant which we will not
be ashamed to hand -town to future
Scio taxpayers.
Furthermore, the city has entered
into contracts. yet unpaid, and which
the city will have to meet, more
than half the amount *of the pro
posed $20.000 issue
Of course
these bill« must be paid and much
of which will Iw lost unless the ex
tra debt ia authorized, just the same
as the $40.000 issue.
* The lamda are asked for just the
same as a mortgage, to delay pay
m»nt ao that a big debt will not be
brought against the taxpayers, and
to give the light ami water us->rs
time to par it.
We should w ant to do in thia mat-
«ter what ia best for ourselves and
for those who e«>n e after ua. We
must and will have electric lights
and power. Now, if the users of
lights and power can provide for the
payment of the cost (bonds) and
without burdening the taxpayers,
why not do so? W hy not use the
credit ef the city *» security so that
against Vie small buaineM man. and I Later By wire from Albany we
against «very salaried man. and are informed the senator will l«e
against every wage earner an-1 bread here at 9 a m and will commrnc«
his address at th« People« theatre at
winner.
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No colder bloodsd doctrine was 9.30 or soon thereafter The entire
ever advanced than that we are not cumniuoity should hear him,
thinking of the "hearts" of men,
Vhen you have a presidential candi
N. I. MofHaoo made the sale of a
date who voted not to x a man H'-aae tractor line w«-«-k to Mr. W. J.
whose profits are more than a mill * Huds-'n, who has had two different
ion dollars a year, you have a prop types of tracklayers. Anyone inter
ested In a twklayer type of tractor
osition to put that blood and iron
1 have one that I can make you a
policy into effect in the country.
very good price on; it has power for
What ran a man do with an in three plows; none better made in
come of more than fl.000.000 a the tracklayer tvpe. N I. "Morrison
year? Tn what pocsiblv u«e could
Notke of Final Settlement.
he apply It? At a time when the
Notice is hereby given that the ad
nation was in the throes of war and ministratrix
of the estate of t'harl--« A.
breadwinners were buying liberty Everett, d-a-ea-ied. hs« filed her final • •♦♦♦»se ♦♦-»♦♦♦♦ »«♦♦♦«♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»»♦♦♦•«• sessa«««a««»<
account with th«- county clerk of Linn
banda until It “hurt.” how could county. Orvitnn. and the county court
Senator Harding vote not to tax 50 ha* fiard Saturday, the Aith day of No
vember. 1920. st the hour of I o’clock
per cent a man whose income is more p.
1 fas the I ' - d, Rncinr. Ajax Tire» nod l ubes
m. fur the final hearing of aakl ac
than $3000 a day . more than $30.« count and •ettleu.i-nt of »aid estate.
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lie Shell. Me •nogrum and Mon«»mobile Oils
Any ami all persons having objections
0<X> a month? It was truly a vote thereto
The Detroit Batteries - Battery Service Station
are lu-re >y required to be pres
that had no thought of the "heart»" ent and make the warn« on or before
the date above namsd.
ALL KINDS OF. REPAIR WORK
of the American people.
(•ated th'i in«- lath day of October,
Electrical W ork a Specialty
H ORENt E ». I VERETT.
We promised those boys when we 1930.
W. L COBB, Proprietor.
Administratrix.
w«-re bidding farewell to them at Weatherford A Wyatt, Attorneys for
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the liberty temple in Portland, and Adxr.matrx-.rjL.
10 M
The detrae way Makes Fanning Pay
BARTU MOTOR CO
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