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s I THE SCIO TRIBUNE kings is a thing of the past. The be the same with the power house peoples throughout the civilised at Jordan. Rut at Wilson Park, world have learned that they. THE with Ave times the fall, the low mugi» gVKMY TMUIUIDAY BY T. i~ liuoogit. Kiirroa and riu>r PEOPLE, possess the sole right of gauge waler would produce the Entered at the txwtoffiae at Scio, sovereignty. They have learned the power Deeded. Anothet feature: At estremehigh Lincoln maxim that Oo man has the Oregon as second class matter. right to rule another man without water we have no power in Scio, and II would lie the same at Jordan. this other man's consent. Tropical and emotionable peoples At Wllwm I’ark high or low water ADVgKFUilNO KA TICS’ have not learned the idea of true would make no difference, the power Local advertising per line first in self government. They cannot es would tw the name. sertion ................... 10 The Tribune thinks the council cape the idea that "force" must be »ul*«-qii.nt insrrtlon per line. .Of. Display advertising First insertion acted wisely when Wilson Park was the sustaining power of government, n*r inch ................... Zfi selected. No other place would Each *ub»cquent insertion............ . . IA and until they can liecome w lues ted Advertisements should rvach this offici to submit peaceably and loyally to justify the expense. A 24-hour ser no! later than Tuesday to insure publi the rule of the majority, democratic vice. with plenty of power at all cation in the current issue. Ail foreign advertiM-ments must be government is impossible. seasons was to tie obtained, and pahl for in adtanec of publication. Suppose the majority is wrong, this was the only point which would which is possible and has been the do this. We all regret th« additional ex rare in our own government. Time will educate the people to aee this pense coupled with the inc eased wrong, and by a change in the po price and scarcity of labor. litical control of the government or HALLOWE'EN JOKERS. / pledge allrghinct to mv flag ana a change of fundamental law. rights the Republic for ir/ikA it itandt. <»nr the wrong. When our constitution or funds-’ Ration, tndhr oíble. »üh liberty anu The modern hallowe'en joker is a Itulke for all mental Itw was framed a majority ' nuisance which we tolerate andwn- of the people knew and was opposed dure simply tiecaure boys will lie SCIO. OREGON. NOV. 4. ¡920 to human slavery. Yet in order to boy». There is neither sense nor get the colonies to unite, this wrong nonrenre in soaping window«, tear SUBMITTING TO MAJORITY RULE was recognized by our constitution ing off pickets and removing prop makers. In more than SO years erty. lust to make the owner trou The people of the United States thereafter this wrong was lighted. ble. It simply show* some of our So we say again democracy Is the modern boy* to entertain thoughts are th* moot law abiding people on result of edu cation. People must and plan* of dirty measures which earth. learn that within themselves lies the he is too ashamed of to acknowledge. Our quadrennial election bring* power of government, but that the ab. >ut a sort of jxiliticnl revolution, In former times the hallowe'en Basic principle of seif government joker contented himself with making yet if a majority pronounces for a certain political party the minority de|>ends upon a willingness to sub pumpkin fan-* and resorting to ex of the people submit to the edict mit loyally to the will of the ma pedients to scare people. The joke , without a murmur. The majority jority. even then was sometime timely, but This week wc have had a national generally scared the wrong person. says *• and-so and wc. ax loyal, true Americans, submit willingly to the election. Partv spirit and desire to In late day* the joker is only sat- edict. All that the people require control has run high, yet not one of Med in soaping and writing oberene Is that the elections shall lie con the thinking minority would resist words on windows, which • simply the will of the majority. This prin shows that we have boys and even ducted honestly. In many elections of the past, ciple is the strength of the federal young men who are so low ami gross when party rivalry ran high and al government. Whatever the result, in their natures that even a respect most to a fighting intensity, it would the people know that the will of the able boy will not associate with No other thot them. They know their pranks will seem impossible that men so intens- majority obtains is tolerated by the individual or the cost the owner. They could break ly Interested would submit loyally community. _______ to the voire of the people. They a window and steal something with J ¡ f /- .T have no other thought nor delire. equal propriety. They feel that the will of the ma WHY WILSON PARK WAS CHOSEN And some way The Tribune thinks jority of the people is supreme and they are ashainect of themselves and Some of our readers may have feel meaner after the joke is played. that it is the foundation upon which formed wrong conclusions after Don't do it, boys; feel above such a democracy must stand. Isatin peoples, especially those reading N. I. Morrison’s article in dirty meanness. which lie wholly or in part in the last week's edition and this article * torrid sone, do not seem to tie ca is written to correct Mr. Morrison's STAYTON pable of submitting to the will of misconception. Saturday. November 6 the majority. What Americans sub When the power project was first DANCE Arnold's Jazz Oicheslra mit to as a matter of course usually con tern pl a ted our city council was Beauchamp Hall leads to a "revolution" among the confront«*d by a demand on the part welcome Latins. of the Scio mills which was prohib In fact, democracy is the result itive. Then the council employed Rsbct o( D slnct RoM HetliRf. of education. Even in the United an engineer to see how thev could Pursuant to a petition signed by a le Slates the people now submit quietly help themselves and the city. gal numix-r of resident freeholders, tax- Kaycr* ami legal voters of lload District to the will of the majority, which The waler had been measured at Io. IS of l inn county, Oregon, Notice i they would not ami did not do. A Jordan at low wnter and it was l* hereby given that a meeting of the legal voter* of Itoad District No. IS of rebellion of the magnitude of the found that the power which could Linn county, ‘ 'regon, will be held at the Civil war, if proportionate in popu lw produced at Jordan was but little hour of Two o’clock p. in., on the 27th <!by of November, 1930, at the Scio city lation, would have won out if fought more than could lie produc' d at Scio. hall, Scio. Ore., in said road district, during the 20 years following the The problem then was how to get to determine whether or not said road district shall vole a special tax of L'oJU Revolutionary war. more powei when the wnter was at upon all the taxable prooerty within Hence, as peoples become edu a low stage. Ry running a level to said road district for the improvement of the roads therein as follows, to-wit: cated in the science of government Wilson Park it was found that about grading, gravelling, draining and re the natural drift is towards democ five times the amount of fall could pairing ssh I roads. By order of the county court of Unn racy be obtained than could be had at County, Oregon. When the declaration of indepen Jordan. This fall would produce I intcif this 29th day of October, 193>. W R Bilyeu, county judge. dence was given out to the world alarut 208 horsepower when deliv T. J. Buller, county commissioner. I 1». H I ’leree, county commissioner. the United States, or Colonia«, wax ered at Scio, which was thought R. M- Russell, county clerk. the first teal democracy of the would be an abundance for all pur Attest: Boated this 29th dav of Oct, 1930. by world Kings and emperors won poses at extreme low water. All R. Shelton, appointed by the court dered how long such a government, the power obtainable at any stage Netict it Fiaal Settlemeat a government bv the people, would ' of water at Scio wax 35 horsepower, Notice i* hereby given that the- under last. They thought a government’ and at low water it wax nil. signed administratrix of the «■* ate of so cun»’. ructed wa« inipoxaible The So the council rustled about and itrviil« A. raw ford, ilecvaiwd, has filed in the rounly court of Linn < ountv, Ore prevailing id i of government at found that the extra power would gon, her final tu count as such admin** that time wa* a central ruler backed be taken up by the {a-ople in Scio tratHx, amt that said court has fixed Mondav thc«>th dav of December, 19‘JO, up by an army sufficient to enforce who u*-d power which, with the al the hour of one o'clock in the after such edicts as this central ruling lights and power which could be noon. as ths time for the hearing of ob- tii>n» to sa »«■ - . iiit and the *ettl<- jetions power might promulgate. sold, would justify the expense. ment thereof — HELEN V. CRAWFORD. Hut the contests with the Ameri Mr. Morrison states the power Administratrix. can Indians taught the American house at Jordan would give us all Hewitt A Sox. Attorneys for Admin colonists two great principles of de- the power required except for a istratnx. Date of first publication. Nov. 4. mocracy —that of personal libetty (short time, evidently meaning at hitiart Matht Pricts PaM and responsibility, and that in union low water. The power at Scio will For produce, cream, eggs. Veal, there is strength, So that when do the same. The short time, mean poultry, etc. Kring your produce the colonists had rd nested them ing low water, wax the rub. Unless and get your CASH AT ONCE. We selves sufficiently the declaration of people can have lights at all reasons do not pay station prices, but Port independence resulted and the revolt of the year I hey won’t go to the land market prices. against English rule. expense of wiring th ir houses, etc.! SCIO PR<)DUCE COMPANY F. Girelman. Prop. 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