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BVgKY THU gap AY BY
T. L. tMHMiKB. KOm>M AND HU>r
Entered at the tmetoffice at Seto,
Oregon a« second clans matter.
aUMMKirnoN. IN ADVANCg
BIX MONTHS
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Advert i»< nxnta should reach this offir<-
not later than Tuesday to Insure publi
cation in th« current issue.
All furtign advertisements must tie
paid for tn advance of publication.
Cut uut emergency appropriations
SER VAN IL ESS HOMES.
and require our state institutions to
live within their incomes and the
The gravest social problems have
taxpayers will all say amen.
a way of solving themaelvea. Before
CommiW'inrr Wallis of the bureau
of immigration had made it known
<> Will pay ( ' - i, for Egg«. Poultry, Veal. Koga, Hule«
LEAGUE IS FUNCTIONING.
that the new tide of aliens n«w riw
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Will buy ( ream tn any quantity and pay
ing on oi
tore* would mean noth-
ne highest cash price fnt it.
Over in Hwitxerland the league of ing to fa
«■I in search of domcatic
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us
get
at
!Minted.
If you have a grievance
nations Is now functioning
This ia help, arehitcc
and builders had
make
it
kn
iwn
nnd
we
will
endeavor to rectify it.
the moat prominent political meet *c»M*d the si luatbiH The apartment
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
ing the world ha» known. It is there with kitchen« tlto hut without asrv-
in the interests >>f humanity trying ant quarters is th« final surrender Ü
V. 'r v ill give you a Square Deal
to relieve the world of the scourge Simultaneoui «ly it isbiiserved by a
of war to get the world to agree to writer in a magazine devoted to
get along in peace and harmony; to home aiYairs that in the planning of
replace war with arbitration In set i detached homes more attention is
N.w t- tl- Time to Purchtw* Your
tling International disputes.
being given than ever to economi* a
Of course this first session cannot 'in the kitchen. Housewives were
lie expected to acc >tnuli4i a great »low to realize the need of labor sa
Ask tb«-»e wet krtown
wn men
m<* why they purchased our plant:
deal for thia is the first time the ving devices and slower to demand
<. , Wm. Volkman, Crabtree; Walter Hiackbum,
I. H. Copel*
world’s statesmen have congregated them.
Ciabtree; O. H Kecbk-r. Is-banon; Walter Po
xcio. <i«re»rg MH
land. Sb«xld
ny otbera
on just the basis of the league pnn*
(>«mmis»i incr Wallis has said thrt
P.i;.i Automatic Water Syitema
ciples. Of course they have met «1 he was unable to find among all the
I Tie Hague In a merely advisory ca arr^ als a servant f««r his own h<>u«e-
Perfn'b n Milking Machines (Nature’s Milker)
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pacity, but little if any benefit ac i hold. The lure of dom«*tic service
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crued unless it paved the way for no longer explains why young wom
anced Bowl
the organization of the league of en come 1*1 America from foreign
nations. But the grandest accom countries
Though they are arriv-
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plishment there treing made it th* ing at tiie rate of 350.000 a year,
Cheerfully Furnished
fact that a majority of the nations this i* lw‘cauae they have heard of
of the world have annt their »tales the reward* of industry*’ which is
THE ELECTRIC STORE. Inc.
men there breathing the spirit of
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ALBANY.
Old I*. 0. Building
competing in other walks than the j
compromise.
profession« for man and woman«
When men are willing to compro power.
mise and the antagonistic spirit is
We would need to go hack to a •
h<*ld in Mbjeetion g<nxl is sure to period prior to the Immigration of*
result. The league of delegates will the middle eighties to fin«l a time in ,
go home feeling that the represen-1
which a greater proportion of worn-;
kinds of amateur kodak finishing, film
tatives there are not such bad fel-' en wer** doing their own work than
•ping, copying, enlarging and t*hotograph-
Iowa after all. and whan lhev aaaein-1 < are doing it t<*1ay, Nvcvsaity ia ini
bamptes of ««ur work on hand for your inspection.
ble again they will e»me with their ; truth the mother <«f invention. Al-1
If you iia.• any trouble in getting good results
hearts full of altruism. They will; \ m<>»t anyone can bring to mind an I
out f v
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or camera, mil on ua; we can no
have discusaed inaiters with their acquaintance or two who predicted '
doubt h<
. u w ith suggcstioM that will help you get
r* ult.« .<
1 co ar pictures. We have liad over 20
home |ieopl<*s in an altruistic spirit
that it never would be. In-cause it •
years v* fieri* nee in this work so no doubt can do you
an<! return to <the second seaaion could not be. done. The change has [
some good, So be not backward in asking for help in
with aelfiahneas eliminatixl from) already taken place with no promise*
this line
Your kodaks examined free
their plena to a great extent. Then .In the irnmigra'i n figures that there'
Our price , are as follows, a/uuys cosA on delivery
they will accomplish aotMlhing.
of your work; please rememtier thia;
, will ever be a return to former
It is easily seen that the main
PRINTING
ways. And there is leas repining I
spoke in the great wheel of broth than the pessimists thought there [
2ix:<i, or smaller, 40c dozen
erly love and confidence is lacking.
txo, or smaller, 50c dozen
would Iw
Our ghility to accept'
3|x5|, and postcards, 60c dozen
The Unite«! States, the leading |w*ace
the inevitable and to adapt our
tigvKLorma
loving nation and the father of the selves to change la one of the sign«
Him rolls, any size, 10c each
longue, is not represented in the de- of our fitness t.« survive. - Oregonian !
Film jiacks. any size. 20c each
liberationa
With tbe United States
Plates up to 5x7, Be
a n ember nation this first scsaion
Plates above 5x7. 7|c
The people are tired of voting*
might have be«-n of vast lieneflt to I
M e orii
solicited and attended to promptly;
money for road purposes without
humanity. Instead of nations con
must be arc., patued by cash; any over remittance
getting adequate results. They will
will tie promptly returned.
tinuing to prepare for war, the dis
not eonsidet weather conditions nor I
Wo thank you for past and solicit yjur future
armament of nations might be given
patronage. Yours for good work,
anything other than that they have
a start.
The constitution of the
voted a large debt on the county
WI-SKLY’S STUDIO
league might have been given such
without getting their plans fulfilled.
an interpretation that another war
The court should take cognizance of !
would be impossible.
; this fact if it wants the people to
What a tremendous responsibility
i vote more money.
the United States senate assumed
when it refused tn ratify the league
The fl mm ! of letters which have
and covenant. It almost place«! the
ini 11< >rsi; < f Qi'Ai.ri y
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coming tn thia office for the
American people in the attitude of
Carri»» » hoc «1 th«- • »t fi-eda on the market, knowing from • x[x rience
last
two
or
three
'ears
accompanied
being an enemy to the world and on
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t‘i<- important potat to consider in buying feed
with ’ Plea- Publ««h”; or “Released
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the same par with Germany.
We al».» exchange Fisher** Htend F lour (a atrictlj Montana hard
It ia difficult to ace the aemw of for publication" on a certain date,
wheat flour) for wl
'Ao nerd and ask your patronage.
.Mr. Harding's altitude in trying to la letting up somewhat, much to our
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[relief. It costs money to buy patter
replace the league with his associa
tion of nations unl«*«a it lx* to take pay compositors, etc., and we usu
away Mr. Wilson’s h*m«>r informing ally have enough local stuff. Any
the league to give it tn th«- republi way the war is »ver and it ia time
can party.
It would son ply be a b* quit tooting all horns except th««ar
i of your own town and vicinity.
gray horse of another color.
If Mr. Harding would build a
Radishes. a single one of which is
monument for himself he can do at>|
by leading hi« party out of the lx«g sufficient for a good »ized family
in which the senate leaders placed are being grown at Canby by a Jap
it. I-cl the league lx? ratified with ani-ae gardener. Some weigh five
such changes as may tie de med ex pounds and measure IS to24 inches
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FARM I IGHT & POWER OUTFIT
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InJftbihlc. noth lilxily ana
lutikt fot all.
SCIO. OREGON, DEC. 2. 1920
THE EMERGENCY BOARD
When the legislature provide«! an
emergency board it was supposed
Uiat an emergency would only apply
when an actual emergency existed,
such as an invasion or a great cal
amity which was unex(>ect«*d. But
the Imard has changed all thia. An
emergency now arises whenever nn
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institution exhausted its appropria
tion. The lioard is then called and
invariably provides more funds to
satisfy the manufactured emergency
When the state budget ia made
up each institution a»ks for what it
thinks It will need. Sometimes the
estimate « rut down «omewhat » •
that the total will not be too large,
saying t|i<- deficiency, if any. can U-
supplied by the emergency board.
And the deficiency is sure to arise
The superintendents do not try to
economize.
The institutions are
supplied with much better f<xid than
thousands of taxpayers can afford.
Among the smaller taxpayers few
can afford a turkey dinner on Thanks
giving or Christmas. Yet when the
state asylum, penitentiary and other
institutions are asking for additional
funds they give turkey dinners
equal to those of our hotels
The
taxpayer, poor devil, must lie satis
fied with a chicken or piece of pig
meat.
Our penitentiary supplies a menu
to state pt ¡»inert right along which
is superior to that of many taxpay
ers
The criminal classes do nut re
gard a senirnce thereto as a punish
ment. The disgrace is nothing to
them. Hundreds arrested for crime
plead guilty and accept a sentence
to the pen with complacency espec
ially if it ha pi tens to lie in the fall
of the year.
Another feature of emergency
appropriations
It causes the su
perintendents to become extrava
gant and careless In purchasing sup
plies
They do not try to live within
their allowance or income, as the
taxpayer ia comtxdled to do.
Anyway, the penitentiary is sup
posed to lie a place of punishment
where men and women are sent to
be punished for wrongdoing.
But
if the food'standard is up to that of
hotela criminals will tie continually
trying to break in.
The ability of the penitentiary
aupermtenaent to have his fixxl
budget increased by the emergency
board offers a premium for a high
class bill of fare for the prisoners.
No doubt gixxi f<xx| conditions make
the prisoners more contented. But
they are not sent there to be con
tented but to be punished and for
the safety of society.
As a matter of fact more money
per capita is spent tn keep some of
our state wards in food than is paid
out in cash to maintain many of our
farmer taxpayers' families.
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pedient and th« league will tie mod
ified most likely as desired
If Mr,
Harding will insist on this being
done in his inaugural address, he
will honor his tuirty ami pave the
way toward giving it all the glory
it deserve«.
True the dish of crow may be a
little nauseous to Senators 1 exige
Ibirah. Penrose and Johnson. But
what ia their discsvmfnrture to the
neace of the world an«! glory to the
republican party in having brought!
Taxpaying tin»» is approaching
an-l you ha«i lietter commence to
«crimp an«! <ave to be rea«lv for it.
Il ia generally l>elieved the tax rate
will tie higher thia year than last
and it will take about double th«
bu»h«>l» of wh« at, one-half more
pork or tieef and near double any
thing else you have to sell to pay
the bill.
Pwtlwd Mnket P uck Paid
it about?
Mr. Harding ha« an opportunity For produce cream, eggs. Veal.
Bring your produce
that coid't ci>me to no other man. poultry, etc
amt
get
your
CASH
AT ONCE, We
He can thus restore the United
do not pay station price«, but Port
Stales to its proper place aa the
land market prices.
lea«l«r in bringing about “peace >n
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earth and g*x«l will towards men.”j
F. Giaeltnan, Prop.
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