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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1921)
/ o; HH9FH9 \ * "*7 • i* ■ -r— THE SCIO TRIBUNE Hut If the proposed benus carries, the people will feel that the debt is *paid. No lory er can the boys who IBNI'KO >VK*V THl'BHDAY BY T. L. woe««, porro« ani » mor wore the kakhi consistently ask for favors. Entered at th* i>*t<>(t’ic* al Scio. As citizen*, these boys did nothing Orageo a* aeeond class matter. more than their duty. As such they SL’MCKimoN. IN AUTANT» 11.76 were in duty bound to fight the bat MX MONTH«------------------------------ 1 OU tles. to defend the right* and privi leges guaranteed to every citizen. ADVKKTiaiNG RATU! If they were at the proper age they Local advertising per line firet In .10 sertion ......... ....... ............. Each aubo«qu«nt insertion prr lina. 06 Display »«lv-rtiving - First insertion >r Inch ............... ............. 26 rtr si:li«e*!ucnt insertion subsequent Insertion ................. IS Ad ver tu» nw.it» shoul<l reach thi* offic® nut later than Tuesday to insure pobll- e*Ur>n In the current imu ». All foreign advertisement* must be paid for in advance of publication. r a THE SOLDIERS BONUS CRAFT unocr conir* contract* to be award'd to th« hlrhrst bfdd’-r*. A tract of tea lota on the railroad •per in aorth It. i*r burg has b>-ea purchased by th* tlalcn (Ml company, which will Imt- durely u-aih cot>- straetlon of a dteiribntln* plant on the property MUNKERS and WEST SCIO STAGE Notice ia hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that the und*-rs<i>«d haa been, by the county court of Ijnn coun ty, Oreg i. duly appointed administra tor of the «»tale of Georgianna Ihigger, iat* of lAnn county, Oregmi. deceased. Any and all prraon* having claim* against anid estate are hereby required U< prewent the aame ta the un-lereigned *1 tu* .eatds-nco al Scio, Una county, Oregon, on or before *ix months from the data hereof, duly v»n!1«d as by law required. Dated thi* 1st day of March, A D. iKfi. ‘ T. L. DUGGER. Administrator. I 2» St Weatherford A WyatL Atty* for Admr « should be proud of having done tliia, John B. Coney, Prop. the greatest duty which may be re Plione fJ-ôlfl quired of the citizen Thia patrio tism ahould not be measured on a STAUE Mt.t-.Th ALL TRAINS dollars and cent* baa:*. They ahould — Leaves Hotel Scio— at 7 :30 a m and 4 I’, p n. for W eat Sea. be entitled to l»e enrolled in the ar and 7.46 a. m. and I :lt p m for Munk urs chive* of the nation’s roll of honor. Real Filate broker And again, if the Oregon boy* are and Notary Public 4 IF YOU WANT to buy or trade for I4M en till id to a bonus. the soldier* from acre* good stack laod near headwater* jlbetrath Obtained, faamtned of th« Yaquina in Benturt county *«e all other state* should 1« given the employes could do the work requir The Tril-uiw s printer. K.TO . . . OREGON same. Hence the bonus, if any. ed. providing they would work the *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«* «■»♦♦e»eoe»eeeeeeee»e»e»eeeeeeeooeoeo»cc< ahould be paid by the general govern- same as a private employer would require. menL. Oregon I* proud of her soldier*, / pledge allettante Io mp flat ana the Republic for u'hkh it rlancu, one hut if they succeed in carrying this Nation, indprbihle, trilh liberty ana bonus graft, the fact of their serving iutlke foe all in the German war will tie a disgrace I SCIO. OREGON. MARCH 24. 1921 government, and his name I* placed on th* payroll, it is almost an im possible stunt to dislrxjge him there« from. It is said *ome name* have been and are carried <>n the payroll a* "active” when the individual ha* been dead several year*. 80 Presi dent Harding will arouse a hornet’s newt whenever he attempts Vo lop off the deadtwats who draw monthly stipends from I’nrie Sam. But he can do nothing which will make him more popular among the ma*M-s <>f the people, for every non office holdlog citizen will he glad to Sue these grafu-ra forced to rustle for a living the same a* ordinary humanity. Good authority states that one- fourth of th* present government OREGON NEWS N3TES OF GENERAL INTEREST rather than an non<>r. The writer is a civil war veteran and feel* he A l-!*l of fSlft.'X’« sill be returned ha* a right to indulge in this criti to t’nbin reunty If the service non'» bonus bill is pawed kt th® election cis tn. ________ In .ten*. Peach«* are In full bloom In most • ctto&s of Douglas county, and tfc<-re la every prospect of a bumper crop thia year. The Dot: :1a* county jail, which ba* been cot! I-f:i!Hd t y every grand Jury during the Irei ttu years, will be slightly t-rrvHl’.-d B IV 81 j.• <», on trial At 1 Marsh field, ckargad with th« murder of lèi v. t < >.1 »,« ,,tted after the jury bad deliberated two hour*. The b- krep«-r* of Linn and Hen ton counti-» t rm*d an organ I tat Ion for their mutual benefit at a meeting held In Albany recently. In the vicinity of litmdon. a tew miles north, a number of minors are st-nrchfr.K the Mar »and* for gold and platinum and with fair succeaa. William F. Uistkv ha* been •■lectad arerei »ry of th« Ay tori* Chamber of Cooim<rrc to fill the vacancy cauxel by the r» «Igtuulon of C J. Harr. Mr*. Harah F Osburn, pioneer of IS53, la d<-a<t at Harrisburg at (he *a® of M y«ara Hhc was related to Kit Carson and Qsn «rai Kobwrt K. Lee. lire Iosa«« In Orreron. exclusive of Portland, for the month at February. a*gr< gat-d *304,471. according to a re-por« prepared by the slate fire mar alia! An application for lucre**«- of haa bun Hid with the public service commlMion by the CoosH'urry T«de- phone company, with office« al The Tribune is profoundly aware congreea purpose to reorganize the Marshfield The Eugene Fruitgrower*’ Maori*- that our country owe* an unlimited government at the coming »pecial thin shipped two carload* of dried debt of gratitude to the soldiers not *<>>wion of congress piunc* tu tb>' eaat last wash and has* only of the German war but to those By reorganization it i* meant that but five or six carloads left In the of «11 other wars as well. All have nil the deadwood in the way of su-' war-hou»«.. At tha last report from the watrh- fougnt to protect our common coun jwrlluoua clerk*, duplication of bu man at the Wanusprtnga Irrigation try and her institutions. But the reaus, ate., will be eliminated and diatrlet's rex-rvolr-In Moiheuf county, people who kept the home tires cast Into the discard. a total of M.iWO acroteet La* fluwad burning are entitled to our gratitude If the administration accomplishes Into tha basin. a* well as the soldiers, ail have done thia result It will add a very large Lumber shipment* from Klamath their respective duties as their situ foather to it* headgear, for It i* a Falls showed a* Increase of ZOO per ation* and condition* required. The job no administration of the past cent over January »nd February Aver The farmer who produced the food ha* been able to do. In fact no age shipment« of IS cartaoda dally were maintained und those who produced the neces other administration ha* ever made The new 175 000 music building at sary equipment, served their coun the attempt. the Valverally of Oregon. having a try aa |»atrioucally aa the soldier in Nearly all of these federal em rapacity of Sift well equipped studios the field, z ploye* have been placed in |x»aition and practice rooms, will be r«ady for occupancy by May Now the soldier* of our late war at the solicitation of Congressmen Klamath Fall* residents who look were the higheat paid soldier* in the or other* who have astrong political part In Sunday's rabbit drive near world and as a rule were aupplied pull. Every n«w bureau ha* been Dorris, Cal., reports that « hi persons with the best food and care which created to give the constituent of Joined in the extermination and de any soldiers ever received. Com •ome congre**man a lucrative job in stroyed IlW rabbit*. E V. Carter, of Ashland, wa* ap pared with th* soldier* of the civil the main. So whenever the attempt pointed a member of ths state fait war. their pay wa* nearly four time* i* made to discontinue a bureau or board to *uuet---d A C. Marsters of greater, if figured on a gold basis discharge an employe the entire ar Roseburg, at the expiration of the 80 under that consideration neither my of federal papsuckera rises in latter's term on March 14, Much road work haa t* gun In the Oregon nor the Unite«! State* owes protest; for each of them liegins to Medford wctlon ¡.id, «••athor permit them anything for they are a* much think hi* job may be the next. ¿ting, targe crews will !«•• at work on Moreover, whenever a new cong the Pacific highway and tributary in duty bound to serve their country ressman is elected, nr an old one re- road* within a abort time. a* any of u*. The Ijtnc county court haa de- Moreover, our country provided 1 elected, he ha* n young army of po <rr*M ”d wage* fur road laborer* to war inaurance for them, which it did litical job hunter* a* hangers on and |3M a day. a* compared with 44 l*at not do for the soldiers of any other many of whom the aforesaid cong year. and 17 a day for man and tram war and it is their own fault if their r»«asman feel* under obligation tu. Instead of ftt previously paid famtlie*. provided loss of life oc . and who must he awarded a political The state fair board haa completed ! job of some kind, and if the debt arrangrmrnta for th- const ruction of cur ed. are not now provided for. At th* present time the German ' ean be paid at government expense a new poultry pavilion and agrteul tural and Implement building, the war soldiers are always favored in the said congressman and job hunter two atructur-w tn cost 145,00« legislation, busineaa. etc. And this are the hetter pleasrd. The t>r«vcon Dairymen’s l-ague has ia right for we all feel the obligation It ia a well known fact that when decided to dispone of the sklmmllk. of favoring our country'* defender*. « person becomes an employe of the whey and buttermilk of ha far I er lea One of the measures to bo sub Abandoned to Die. mitted to the voter* of Oregon at the special election in June, is what La*t Saturday a h<>r*a belonging is known ak the "Soldiers Bonus" to a farmer who had driven him to which, if successful will greatly in town became *o aick that the farmer crease the already too heavy bur<h*n apparently abandoned him to di* on of taxation. th* common. it is unfortunate that the soldiers Th* Tribune doe* not know if any of the late war are crowding this attempt waa made by the owner of measure forward at thi* time when tha horse to relieve or eaae him in taxation I* mounting so rapidly sky any way. but it doe* know that to ward, for many taxpayers will op- treat a faithful domeatic animal in po*e the measure who. under more thia way la a manifestation of cruelty favorable conditions, would give it in the extreme. their assent. But these same sol Perhaps thia horae ha* earned diers are pressing it now. hoping hundred* of dollar* for it* owner and expecting that the fire* of pat for the only reward of the feed ha riotism is yet burning in the breast* consumed. Then when overtaken of our citizen* sufficient to cause by what appear* to be a fatal aick- them to dig down deeply in their newt, to be abandoned in thi* way i* pocket* and pay the graft; for unusual. to *av theluaat. The owner al ripped of all sentiment the bonus ahould have had heart enough to asked for I* nothing hut a graft and have placed the animal under a shel the ex-soldier* know it I* to lie a ter of some kind. It i* certainly * graft. One of the ex-soldiers who case of cruelty to an animal which lobbied for the measure at the legis the authorities should look into. lature wa* asked to postpone the measure for two year*, refusing to do so. saying, "We cannot get it WILL REORGANIZE THE GOV then", proving conclusively that hr ERNMENT. at least w«s trying to exploit the patriotism of the people. It I* said President Harding and Riley Shelton The Scio Produce House | BUYS All kinds of produce, poultry, eggs and veal also Agent Mutual Creame.y Company OF POKTI.ANO W>ll test your cream here and issue checks same day. Honest weight and accurate test to all. Iff“'« (»All IN AND LET’S GET ACQUAINTED W. B. BOWSER, Prop «ft «J. I \ WESEIA DEALER IN I Fancy & Staple Groceries Garden and Field Seeds China and Glassware All -olii nt live ami let live price* r Roll Films developed, pictures printed and enlargements made from your films. All work turned out promptly. Give us a trial. J. F. WESELY Scio, Oregon Now is the Time to Furchaae Yowr FARM LIGHT & POWER OUTFIT A*k the«e well known men why they purchased our plant: I. H Copeland, Crabtree; Wm. Vulkman, Crabtree; Walter Blackburn, Neto: <tre>rire Scblefth, Crabtree; O. B. Keeblor, Lebanon; Walter Po land. 8he<td An! q-«riy other*. Paul Automatic Water Sydtema Perfection Milking Machine* Anker Hollh Cream Separator*. ai ced Bowl (Nature** Milker) The Only Self Bad Flex'! rie Wiring by Licenced and Bonded Men—EdtimAtea C heerfully Furnished THE ELECTRIC STORE Inc. 327 W First *L Phone 30. Al HANY. Old F O. Building ^^^^a<»;«eeeeeeeeeeeeeec................................... SCIO OARAGE Has the Flood, Racine, Aja» Tire* and Tube* The Shell. Monogram and Monomobtle Oil* 1 he Detroit Battrne* - Battery Service Station ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK Electrical Work a Specialty W. L. COBB, Proprietor. >
