■■■ ' .............. —" ■ T THE SCIO TRIBUNE UHMIKD KVgRY THVIUIDAY BY t. L iMJtMJBa. anrrna and raor Entered nt the postoffice at Scio. Oregon aa second class matter. lURSCXimo«. IN ADVANCa MX MONTHS ............. IJ 7& I 0<’ ADVKrnxiNG katkh Locai advertising per line first in­ sor U«n . ..,........................................ 1° Earb «uiweqoenl Insertion per lina. .06 Display wh-rU«ing First uuortion twr Ineh ............................................2S Bsrh subscquent insertino......... 16 Advertuwnivnt» «houkl rrarh thta office not later than Tuewlay to insure publl- eation in th» eurrvnt lo1» All ferrigli advertl ••menta must be patii for in sdvancs of pubiication. / pledge allegiance Io my flag ana the Republic for ubich H dandi, one ¿Va/ion. indiviiible, »ith liberty ana luiticc for all. SCIO. OREGON. MARCH SI. I »21 THE TAXATION BURDEN. ' ■ ........ employe roll le«s by discharging un­ the world, we stand off from the as­ necessary employes the roll continue* sociation with our neighbor» like a to grow larger. pouting child. True while the other Instead .it seeking out new prop­ nations are indebted tn ua. there erty for taxation and to make it must be some sort of trade reci­ more uncomfortable for the tax procity. Europe may not like tn dodger, they simply increase the cut off trade relations with ua, but burden on visible property and she will d» so in the end. if we do not join this or some other sort of a mainly on the farm«. Now we might borrow a leaf from league. the Washington legixlative liook and The county court could not have levy a polltax on every person I«- t*een 21 and 50. We could then made a better selection for county collect a tax of several thousand dol­ school superintendent than J. W. lars from persons who now pay not Miller of near Shelburn. Hs is a a cent for the support of govern­ successful teacher and will give the ment and who enjoy Die protection Iwst there is in him to the work. of our laws, use our road«, etc. The legislature is in bad odor with If Heater Sunday is a weather in* the people who are not disposed Co dicator and «here is anything in the extend it any favor*. old maxim that an early Easter in* Taxpayer« have foolishly bonded dicates an early spring. and being a the state, their counties and cities very fine day. indicative of good for various purposes, chiefly for road weather, farmer» can feel greatly building, to now see their money encomaged at th«* prospect ahead. wasted, misapplied, etc. They have mail« it possible for the tax burden Oregon is fourth in her percent­ to t»e nearly doubled and get very age of divorces. As com[>ared with little return therefor. other states her record la not to t* The people are getting badly ont proud of. _______ of humor with the w*y things are If bad weather interfere« with the going and if some change for the Unn county fair neat fall, the fair better Is not soon made are liable to buainess in |jnn county will be as do something towards revolutionix- ing the government. The lari straw dead aa the traditional door nail. i is said to have broken the camel’s liack. The last straw of the taxa­ l^t us hop* our county court tion ha« nearly been reached. make« a better showing in road When the taxpayer pays hit an- nual or semi annual tax thia vrar he feel« it to be an oppreaaive bur­ den. Yet he has no other option than to walk up tn the captain's of­ fice and «etlle But when he is re i building thia year than last, and quireu to pay 10 per cent and ofu n ■ also that the court will give the pen- NOT MUCH CHANGE more of his earnings for the pari ‘ pie larger value in return for the year just for the privilege of living .dollar they spend. The people are During the political campaign of and to enjoy the protection of our greatly dissatisfied at the poor laws, he feel* that government has last year it was the open boast of showing made last year for the mo­ become too expensive He feeL republican« that with the election ney expended that the burden i« unnccvwotriiy of a republican president all or great. And when he acrutiniz»-« tin nearly all the laws enacted by the I Germany has created a first-class aaacMii» i.t ci wdy and w e» that we, democrats during the Wilson regime * ruction just when «he hud to cough the people, have voter! a large pnit would be rv|>ealed, Well, they tried to have the farm­ up a bunch of money to pay the of Ihis burden upon ouraelve« volun­ tarily, If he does not indulge in er»' loan law dec'ared unconstitu­ allies. The ruction, no doubt, is to " cum words”, he feel« like it. tional. They failed, and trany re­ create sympathy from the outside When ««’led to vote a millage lax publicans who want to borrow money powers and to justify her n >n com­ pliance with the demand. It is a for road« and schools most taxpay­ think it a vary good law now. No doubt congress will try to have very thin camouflage and will de­ er« vote "yes" willingly, for he con­ Germany will pay sider« both items as being almost the regional banking law changed ceive nobody. necessarily meritorious. We mu«t to suit the New York banker». The when see seen «he has to, just as she educate our cnildren. jience the law may lie changed, but never will squealed when she knew she had lost school house and employment of be repealed; for it is patent to ev­ the war. She is both a bully and a teachers are a necessity. erybody that we would now be in coward. When he hauls hi« grain and other the midst of a tremendous financial Pst Name« by Slate«. produce to market then road im­ l>anlc were it not for these federal provement presents itself to the banka. The popular names given to the front very strongly and he is willing So it will be found that all the to vote special taxes to make the reform laws enacted under Wilson inhabitants of the various states Improvement poMible. will be found so meritorious that have been listed by the Kansas City Timos, as follows; But when he sees his tax money repeal will be impossible. Alabama. Uxarda;Arkansas.Tooth­ Of course the emergency war being frittered away by the author­ picks; California. Gold Hunters;(>>lo- ities to whom the money la intrusted laws should be repealed If Senator ratio. Rovers; Connecticut, Wooden to be expended, he is pretty apt to Lodge had busied himself in the last a a say in hie mind "What's the use?" congress in getting these emergency Nutmegs; Delaware, Blue Hens; Ho­ In Scio the regular and special laws repealed instead of fighting the nda. Elyupth—Cnvks; Georgia. tax i* mills this year. The ques­ league of nations, he would now be Buxzards, Illinois. Suckers; Indianna. tion is how long can people stand a credit to his state and the nation Hoosiers; Iowa. Hawkeye»; Kansas. Now he has the distinction of hav­ Javhawkers; Kentucky .Comcrackers; this rate of taxation and how long will thev stand it? ing struck down a sick man. not Louisiana. Creoles; Maine, Foxes. Maryland. Crawthurnpers; Massa­ People will «oon refuse to vote a able tn defend himself. chusetts. Rran-eaters; Michigan. and And after all Senator Lodge txx for any purpose whatever, no Wolverines; Minnesota. Gopher«; the other no league senators, will matter how meritorious. M issiMi ppi .Tad poles; M isaouri . Pu kes; Our legislatures of the past arc have to eat crow; for the U. 3. will Montana, Bugeaters; Nevada. Sage­ largely responsible for the burden be compelled to join some kind of a hens; New Hampshire. Granite Bovs; of government. They have created league, during this administration i New tome 40 to 50 expensive state com- It will be found that the U. S. New Jersey. Clan -catchers; mimions. when not more than ado*- cannot afford to stand off selfishly York. Knickerbockers; North Caro­ •n are really necessary. They have and against the enlightened opinion lina. Tarheels; North Dakota. Tuck- made it possible for the employment of the world. Call it an association oea; Ohio. Buckeyes; Oregon. Wel>- of hundreds of clerks and other of. of nations if you will, and it will be fset; Pennsylvania. lx*atherheads; ficiala who should lie employed in the same thing under another name. Rhode Island. Gunflint«; South Caro­ other fields, for they are an unnec­ Erance and England are willing lina. Weawl«; South Dakota. Coyote«. essary expense to the taxpayer«. to make some concessions to Ameri­ Tennessee. Butternut«; Texas. Beef­ One of the measure« to be sub­ can political opinion Then if Am­ heads; Veimont. Green Mountain mitted to the voters in June is the erica does not join, trade will be or­ Boy«; Virginia. ICead'es; West Vir­ extension of the legislative session ganised against ua and then, what a ginia. Panhandler«. Wisconsin, Bad­ to «0 days and the increase of the howl will go up from our manufac­ ger«. legislator«' pay to |5 per day. The people should and doubtless will «it down pretty solidly on this proposed increase of time and pay to study up new schemes to separate taxpay­ ers from their money. Our legislature is growing to be the worst enemy the Oregon tax­ payer has. Instead of endeavoring Io make the cost of government lighter, each session simply adds to the burden. Instead of making the turers; and the farmers too, beeausr if Europe refuses to buy our wheat, our market for our surplus bread- stuffs will be destroyed. America can live within herself, of course, but our economic system would have to be changed, which would not probahly he to our national advan­ tage. What I« New«? Hardly a week phmcs but some tell« the editor “news” regard* ing flghta, family quarrels, diaarn- «ion in the church, derelictions of town officials, or other choiee tidbits of gossip. We do not consider such America today stands In not a matter aa news but rather scandal- very enviable position. Posing monging. and The Tribuoe is not a the leading liberty loving nation of I scandalmonger. om Notk« to Creditor«. When President Harding arnds Notice is hereby given, to all whom it his mesaairc to the «{>ecial session of may concern. that the undersigned has congress cail«-d for next Monday, been, by the county court of loan coun­ the country ran- perhaps, get a ¡me ty. Oregon. duly appointed administra­ on what the administration policy is tor of tbr «-«tat» of (.«orgianna Ibigger, j late of Linn county. Oregon, deceased. to lie. MUNKERSand WEST SCIO STAGE John B. Coney, Prop. Phone ß-ÖIA STAUB Ml I TS AU. 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