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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
4 A. affairs. Even now we THE SCIO TRIBUNE international have a representative in the league UMTCKÜ KVJtltY TNUMSOAY BY T. L DUGtiKM, KINTUB ANU PUOF Entered at the ooatoffic« at Scio Oregon ns second clans matter. lunournok. in aovanck . .51.75 SIX MONTHS . _____ 1.00 AtlVKRTtStNG katbr : Local advertising per line first in sertion .......................................... .10 Each subsequent Insertion per line. 06 Display arivrrlislng —First insertion per inch ..................... ............... Each subsequent insertion............... 16 Advertisements should reach this office not later than Tursilay to insure publi cation in the current issue. All forrign advertisements must be pani for in advance of publication. DR. A. G. PRILL council, but he can be but a specta tor. He can have no voice in ad justing world affairs, not even in those in which we have a vital in terest. The United States has always Im the leader in spreading democracy and in championing liberty. We fought a war with Spam in order to strike the chains of Ixindage from Cuba, and we showed our disinter estedness by giving Cut>a autonomy even before she was ready for It. Now for the United States to stand aloof and refuse friendly co- operation with other nations places us in an untenable, for us. position. The senate republican leaders, in their hatred for Wilson, carried matter» much further than they wished. Now they Ingin to see they were in the wrong, but it is a bitter dose for bxlge and his asso ciate league fighters to swallow. Yet they will have to take it. never Plwciai aii Sortesi Call» Attended Day or Night < 1111« )PRA< 'IX »I« DR. R H. HARRIS Cusick Bank WANTED 8(10. OREGON. MAY 19. 1921 ABOUT TO EAT CROW. President Harding's proposed as sociation of nation* which was plan ned tn displace the league of nation* does not receive much encourage ment. The foreign nation«, mem- , bars of the present league, cannot see wherein an association will be better than the league now function ing, simply to pica«* the leaders of the republican party in the United States C-ongrem and the president recog- nixe the «trong sentiment among the people and in congress as well, for disarmament, and they know that disarmament ia possible only with an agreement between the first clam nations of the world, which has teeth in It. There must be •OHM- power provided which will coin pel a particular nation to live up to the terms of the agreement. When the people know that 90 cents or more of every dollar col lected in taxes by the government goes to pay for the wars of the past, to pay for the maintenance of our army and navy; to build great war chips, etc , they see the folly and unwisdom of not trying to curtail FIGHTING OWN INTERESTS. Potatoes HIGHEST MARKET PRICE M.G. REED 10 cigarettes for 10 ots Handy and convenient; "7 them. Dealer» now carry both aiaxs: 10 for 10 eta; 20 for 20 eta. Office A Hum y State Bank ALBANY. ORE. Morrison & Lowe It’s Toasted UNDERTAKERS Calls Attended to Promptly D ry or Night SCIO Peep o’ Day. MUNKERSand W EST SCIO STAGE • • . OREGON ooeeeeeoeseoooeeoeooseeeee All Kinds of Hauling Th» following original poem was re- cwivcd a few days ago by Herman Eck hardt from Mark Beery of Spnngwkl. : Short and Long Distance .John B. < 'ottev, Prop. Mark and Herman hml been arguing as ’ at Reasonable Rate« to which one would make the beat far Phone 6-615 mer. Herman sold his little farm sev eral month» ago and this |wni show« STAGI MITTS Al l. TRAINS what’s to tweome of Mark's “Peep o* l*ay" farm. leaves Hotel Scio— On lh> Peep o’ Day at peep o’ day at 7:30 a m and 4:45 p m for West Sck I The lark so blithely aings. and 7:45 a. m. ami 1:15 pm for Munkcra 1 And with the quail's shrill call The gladsome welkin rings. AND On the Psx'p o' Day at peep o’ day The sun soon comes to shine, lLut the fartn.-r man dues not appear Until half-past eight or nine. NO On th»- Peep o' Day at peep o' day DEALER IN This farttuir man 1» not. Í He hits the hay bv nine each night And alcepe. w<>ll. quite a tot N'ATt RALLY On the Peep o' Day at peep o' day If you should care to go You'd hear the twrnes cry ing For the man that wields the hoe. • HENCE On the Peep o’ Day al peep o’ day You'll m* the sign “ror -ato.’' Fanning is ail Sherman said of war And thusly ends my tale. All h <>I<| at live and ltd live* prices SAM STOLLER Expressman We have learned that there are partie« in Scio who are trying to injure the «ale of the 120.000 issue of improvement bonds in Portland. If thia report ia true it ia bad buai new. for the defeat of these ixinds mentis the total loan of the 540,000 which have been exix-nded and the prol>able closing down of the light and water plant«. In such an event all property wobld depreciate greatly probably one-half in value. There ia but one sensible plan in The Albany Herald of Saturday thin matter of completing the power was truly an out and out I. O. 0. F, | Chi* enormous expense. line an<l that ia to go ahead. The number, giving a brief history of The people can now km 1 that mem work i« now so far advanced that it the order, portraits of the officials bership in the present league fur would be very foolish to quit, which and other prominent Oddfellow» nishes the basic grounds for disarm will tie the ease unless these Imnda ament and the disbanding of big are sold. Sunday we had a pressing invita-' armies and navies. The manager« of the improvement t Of course the senate memlier» were up against bad condition« last lion to motor out to a chicken ranch who fought to defeat the latifica- year in the matter of trifling work where 2000 little chicks, nil White tion of the Versailles treaty, abhor ers and unfavorable weather condi l^eghorns. are now some three weeks the fact that in the end the people tions. Eor thia they were not to <>ld and in a flourishing condition will force ratification and will con idanw. Perhaps they would have We expect to visit this ranch in the tinue to fight the treaty rather than done well to ixMtpone the work un near future when we will have more There are getting to be to humiliatingly partake of the ban til thts year Yet the managers are to say quet. the central dish of which will «imply human and could not fornre many cummyrciai chicken farms in be crow. thia locality. _______ the future. The present member nations of However, there I• no excuse Antboritie* on Lying. the league can see no reason why whatever for these Scio lamd de the United States should not join. tainers. They are simply injuring The constitution of the league can themselves, for they are property Anita A fib is the same as a story be amended and the leading nations owners, and as also our citixena who and a story is the same as a lie. are willing to cut out the clauses favored the U>nd issue« Nelly- No, it’» not. The peo which are objectionable to the Unit ple voted the bond* and no* let us Anita--Yes, it Is. liecauae my fa ed States. And moreover, it is get the best possible results from ther said so. and my father ia a pro doubtful if nil the member nations the proceeds _______ fessor at the university. will sign up a new proposition Nelly | don't care if he ia. My 11 ia unpopular (?) my our soldier There ia also some reason to expect father is an editor ami he knows bonus friend« to oppose the lion us. that these signatory nations will more about lying than your'father. But sometimes unpopularity ia on have as little business commercially the right tide All of us would be Notice to Pay Dp. with us as possible, if we stand aloof. thankful If the state would give us All tx-riw-ns indebted to the *cto Mill Tbe United States to prosper must 5300 or 1400. but would it be fair lag Company are requests«! to cat) st have the markets of the world open the mill efljee l*v their bill» to the jieople who have to jay the RILEY SHELTON. to her products. Hence an amicable .w 2t Trustee. bill? feeling must exist between ourselves True, the wet April has made a and other nations. We want to aeil them our surplus products and buy late season for us. but a late fall Our twenty year rural creefit plan of what we need of theirs. Hence oar tnav make up the deficiency. rJ. WESELÏ Fancy &, Staple Groceries Garden and Field Seeds (Jlina and Glassware I RURAL CREDIT LOANS aloofness and the enactment of a high protective tariff, Which ia now in pr><«|>ect. will not be conducive to trade friendliness with foreign ns ti<>n« W. are a factor in world p .Hi 's, whether we wish to be or eui. and ws must have a (»rain H hv / pledge allettante to my /lag ana the Republic fot which it »land», one Ration, Indhtuible, *ith liberty ana theless. ¡lattee fot all. The Tribune predicts that within one year the United S alsa will be a member of the league and the soon er the better. By standing aloof we have given the world the whip hand. Hy refusing to buy our pro ducts the league members have a tremendous, ad vantage. When President Washington ad vised against* "foreign entangling alliances** he evidently meant alli ance with one or a small group of nations, such the Euro|**an nations then formed. Hail he lived until today and an alliance of all nations similar to the league, he would have joined the league after he was satis- fled we were property safeguarded X-RAY • Albany, Oregon It «eems Henry Albers is not yet out of trouble. Tbe opinion from the solicitor general's office doesnot release him. but a new trial resulta. How long since an opinion from the attorney general's office »uperecdus the U. & loaning money to farmer*, helps you to get out of <tobt. Under -sir form at loan the total amount of interest paid during its entire period of twenty year* is actually tone than per cent interest. Write na for booklet OWEN BEAM. Agent. 133 l«yon St Albany, Oregon Roll Films developed, pictures printed and enlargements made from your films. All work turned out promptly. Give us a trial. J. F. WESEL Y Scio, Oregon T Now ia the Time to Purchase Your FARM LIGI IT & POWER OUTFIT Ask these Well known men why they purchased our plant; I. II. Copeland. Crabtree; Wm Volkman, Crabtree; Walter Blackbum Scio; Gwirgr Rchlerth. Crabtree; O. B. Kecbler, Lebanon; Walter Po- land, bheJU And many others. Paul Automatic Water Syitems Perfection Milking Machine« Anker Holth Cream Separators. anced Bowl (Nature's Milker) The Only Self Bal Eletiric Wiring by licensed and Bonded Men—Estimates Cheerfully Furnished THE ELECTRIC STORE. Inc 327 W hrnt «1 l'bonc 3). ALBANY. Old P. O. Budding SCIO GARAGE Ha« the Hood, Racine, Ajnx Tire« and Tube« The Shell. Monogram and Monomobile Oils I he Detroit Batteries - Battery Service Station ALL KINDS OF RFT’AIR WORK Flee local Work a Specialty *A. L. ('ORB, Proprietor. ¡
