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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1921)
- - • • % 'A* • if* m -? « * 97' '• A■ » ' ,' tj * *’!*»» J,*'-» 4 .¿lit. has property upon which executions and staying with It on the part of THE SCIO TRIBUNE may the farmers. To win. the farmers be levied. lMl.'KD KVKRY TMUMPAT SY T. u uitoon. «nrrus ano rsor «UMOUrrtoN. IN ADVANCB MI MONTHS _ The Tribune regrets the necessity of having to diacusa this natter. But newnpajier« uwe a duty to the public which should not be shirked. And aome of these duties are un« 11.76 pleasant from any viewpoint. 1.00 JAPAN IS COCKT. APVKJCTUMN'. HATH: Local advertising per line first in- aartisn...".................................... .10 Each aulteequrnt insertion per line. .06 Display advertising First Insertion per inch ........................................ .15 Each »obsequent insertion.................... Advertisements should reach thia office not later than Turaday to Insure publi cation in the current Issue. All foreign advertisements must be paid for in advance of publication. I pledge allegiance Io my flag ana the Republic foe uhich it rtandr. one ¡Ration, indtviüble, frith liberty ana h flice for all. »’IO. OREGON. APRIL 2K. 1921 WHAT DOES IT MEAN? An audit of the county*« books as published by the Albany Democrat, shows that our county court has ex panded over $200,000 more than it A / > - J è < > X Ever sinev Japan’s victory over of every member. Russia in the war game ahe has as- Efforts are tiring made in this and pi red to be clamed with the first-. other counties to cooperate in the class nations of the world. She is sale of wool and mohair. Eaat of cocky. She feels her oats. She has the mountains wheat is to be han over-confidence in herself, just «• dled coroperatively. , Germany had before the beginning Co-operation can be made a suc of the great war. cess if farmers will be as true to During thia great war Japan prof each other aa corporations, merch ited greatly hecauae of war prices ants, labor organizations. It can be for everything ahe had produced made of benefit to both the producer enormous earning» of her commerce and consumer. and may be made of carriers. benefit in buying aa well. The sav She fillet! her war chest and is now ing of the profits of the several prepared to purchase war material, middlemen in the handling of a pro store food, etc., as never before. duct would be considerable. She has bought warships and ia constructing more al home, (»ought If education resulted in producing large number» of war airplanes and a population not one of whom would submarines, and is now purchasing 1 labor, it would I* the greatest curse unusually large quantities of wheal iof mankind. There is increasing in the northwest and in Canada protest against the ever growing What does this cocky nation mean? ' appropriations for the higher insti- Such pre(»arations mean war. or a ' tutions of learning and the neglect colossal bluff, une or the other. i given education of men and women Japan appears to be cc.itentious ¡to become workers Too many girl« over the small rocky island, a spot not aa i»rg« aa an American county. are train«! up to the silk stocking Thia island, named Yao, ia of no and georgette crepe waist standards value commercially, but being lo of living who cannot darn their own cated conveniently for a cable sta stockings, cook a plain meal, or tion gives this pile of rocks great make children's clothes. Dudes and strategic value. Japan seems de dudeties mean national suicide. had a legal right to expend. The 'aw imrticularly apecifits that a county court could only issue war rants on the several counjy funds in excess, not more than S5000 we believe is the amount. Yet our court has laaued or au- thorized an over-issue of over $200.- termined to maintain control of it In May the I. O. O. F. grand lodge 000, as above stated. The overlap aa a part of the J«)>aneav empire, will meet in Albany. It is expected is mainly on the so-called "general while the United States contends that over 4000 delegatee will attend. fund.” that the island shall be internation Where will the visitor« get beds? Persons who accept«! general alized for cable purposes, giving all Five hundred will fill the hotels; the fund warrants of last year and which nations equal rights thereon. eittxens* home« and nearby towns were not presented for payment du Sharp notes have been interchang will have to lie requisitioned. ring last year now find payment re ed between Secretary Hughes and fused. because there is no money Normalcy is not a question of the Jap government. Thase notes with which to pay. price or a question of wage. It is are very firm. Now the holders of these warrants Hughes says the U. S. has not re merely a question of fairly steady accepted them in good faith, the linquished any claims whatever se employment, with the dollar buying same as cash, but these same war cured as one of the victorious na as much as it ought to. Whether rants are now said to be "void" and tions of the late war. while Japan the farmer receives 50 cents or 13.50 banks will not cash them. says ahe wa« awarded control of for a bushel of wheat, or the work Ijtst year the court asked the vo Yap by the league of nations and man receives SI or $10 fur a day's ters of the county to authorize a work, makes no difference ao long she intends to hold it. levy in addition to the regular tax, There ha* not been a cordial feel as the bushel of wheat or the day’s but the people refused to make the ing lietween the United States and work will obtain as much of the levy. Why? Ja|»an for many years, brought on neceesaru-s or comforts of life in one Because there was a general lack by Japanese immigration to the Pa case a* in the other. What we mean of confidence in the court. Not that cific coast states in particular, We by normal times io steady employ it would do anything dishonest, but don’t want them a* residents and ment. as much as in the nature of for the lack of "know how.” land holders. Unless born in the things is permissible, paid for by a The Tribune is well aware of the In normal times U. S. ths Jap cannot become a citi I stabilised dollar. difficulties which have surrounded people do not live upon their sav zen. the county court. In the march of ings. but the latter accumulate and California has enacted laws that the road boomers it could hardly constitute the sole and onl]|form of do not suit Japan. Now that Nip hold back. Yet the court knew that new wealth which can be created. It pon has figuratively twisted Uncle it could not embark in a plan of Sam's nose, congress may enact a is this which flows into new under general road paving, for it did not law which will gel Japan on her ear takings ami makes possible a healthy have the money. Yet Uiese boomer expansion in industry in supplying a in earnest Influences caused the court to over We do not want the Jap here and sound demand.... Pacific Banker. issue warrants on the county funds a total exclusion law enacted by Now it is nonsense to think or ay- congress would be applauded in the sert the court did not know Judge IT IS »)l!ND BUSINESS west. Bilyeu is one of the best lawyers in FOR YOU TO BUY We do not want war with Japan, the county. He know* th« law. but if the Japs make war on us It CommiMioner Tom Butler know* the can’t be helped and we must defend law. BECAUSE American honor at all hazzards. The court knew that it wa* iasu- They have adequate Streagtk Ing warrants prohibited by law anti for the heaviest service COOPERATIVE SELLING They have that Trachea which exiiects the people to vote a special holds the road at speed in tax or bonds to pay thia deficit. any weather Weil, the people won’t vote thia At last farmers are aligning them They have Mileage amply «uffi- tax. They will say "the court knew selves on the right track, whfeh is cient to render you 100% the law. or ought to have known it; intended to and doubtless will add service we gave the court warning in our to their prosperity. That is to say They are hand-built, although vote if last year. It did not heed they are organising selling agencies sold at the price of machine- the warning, now it must take the to handle the marketing of their made tires products Every dollar you invest in them eon sequences.” is an addition to western Tne Tribune does not believe the They propose to cut out the so- wealth, it dimes hack to you called ’ ’ middleman ” who has here eourt to be dishonest nor that any IN MUAIJTY. IN PRICE IN of the funds were misapplied, Rut tofore handle»! their products on the SERVICE. THEY ARE it d-ws think the court should ex* commission basis. They do not think plain the matter to the people who he has treated them (the farmers) foot the bills. fairly. So they purpose to supply These "void” warrants, however, the place of thd middleman of the They are made in Tacoma and sold in Scio by must be paid In some way else the commission house with a «tiling W. L. COBB A SON. county will stand in the position of agent of their own selection. SOUND TIRES Sound All Around having repudiated her debts. the county cannot do This Rut to make eo-operation of thia character requires absolute honesty THE Slid STATE BANK must stay hitched, because great in w. A. Ewtng. A. K. Rsnd.lt Vice Pre«. ducements will be offered to get the Prraident E. D. Myers. Cashier individual fanner to break away Hart a bank account today anti from the organization. provwte for your future. Each memtier of the organization You will find a checking ac count very convenient for your should be required to sign a contract buaineea transactions. We pay so binding that he cannot afford to interest on time deposits. violate the trust his neighbors have J ; placed in him. Absolute lovalty to DR. F ICQ ! the organization should be the motto THE SCIO GARAGE DR. A. G. PRILL Pitticiai ail Sanni Calla Attend«! Day or Night SCIO ORE. “li DENTIST Office Hour*: »to 12 A. M. OR. R H. HARRIS 1:30 to 6 P. 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