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TH SCIO TRIBUNE Independent, tearless, free; Not tied to any party; Wil! support best candidate for office regardless of party VOL. XXIV SCIO. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. JULY 7. I * I NO. 47 got to I»- made in them The only ! solution is the broadaae.” AGRICULTURAL BLOC WINS SENATE FIGHT f 1.7* THE TEAK Official Rat Killer». CO-OPERATIVE COUNCIL IS FULLY ORGANIZED A bunch "f ’-ffk-ials under the bio logical li|-.«rtment of the bureau of, The Philadelphia Public Is-dger agriculture are carrying on official (rep I continue« to chide thoprewent mt killing mnrpaigns at «.mi«* of our' Republican Party in Power Four administration for it» policy of ’drift Member* Favoring Farmer** Aid Promotion of Educational Policy western harlxir rill«». ing.’ Under the caption Nobody Month* Yet Country Geared Tmps and drug ■ are to l>e umsl and Demand Immediate Action in Among Organization*; Other Know»," it «ay» editorially: ei|«rtments conducted with gases Pending Legulatioo Object» Announced. Up on War Basis. "In Washington mdxtd- knows and th«- salariisd l’nlt«*«l Stat«*» offi cials will «q>en office* and carry on a just what the inner cirri«*» ftf the The Oregon Co-operative Council Washington. July 5. Opposition administration are doing alH>ut the Washington, July 6. The agri swivel-chair auni»aifn. is of republican newspaper» to repub three gr«-ntest of <>ur foreign prob cultural bloc of the »enatc today We have official squirrel killer*. I now a reality, organization hnving lican extravagam-r in appropriations lems. There is silence, a sil»-nee caused th«- defeat «if a pro|M«al for official w<H>dchuck hunters, official Ireen |ierfeclud tn Portland. This and expenditure» m beginning to de that may m<-nn anything or nothing. adjournment of th«- senate next Sat chipmunk «-xterminatora. official wolf information was given by Dr Hector velop although the administration “This is June 20. The Harding urday for four ueeka. whip- the cha--r and 1 •! .-.»t hunters, all on Macpherson, who wan elected secre than four administration cam«* into power on house is considering the tariff bill tary-treasurer. han been in officw Unde Sain'« payroll. George A. Mansfield, president of l>rmands for farmer relief legis months. Talk als-ut nsiucing taxation ia March 4. More than a hundre«! Referring to the French naval days have come and gone since We lation feature<t the discussion which folly as long as the government in the state farm bureau foieration, budget of only St IS.lMHl.tMMi. aa are in th«* fourth month of a new waged for thre«- hours Senator branching out Into these fields of was chosen to head the council and (’. E. S|M-nce. master of the state against ours of nearly half a billion administration plmlged to action on Lodge «aid he had Iw-en requested highbrow white collar officialism grange, wa» made vice pt« odent. dollars, the Beacon Journal. Akron. pette. the limitation of armament by many senators tn propone the ad ^•*www*wwwwww*w*www*w»** W« t»lan to protect the coopera Ohio, say»: and a world aMociation if nati ms. journment for the only period, ho • SINTI AM FARM TOPICS tive movement in ail its phases and said, when it would lie possitile for ’’This should be enough to cau««* "What has been done? Just what to take up questions of finance. uh U> p«u*- for thought. But we are the accomplishments in lh«*w •senators to lie away this summer. Johnnie Griffin reiurn«-<l Sunday trans|s>rtation. ami to promote an After defeating the adjournment are not going to do it. We ar-* go pl«*dg«-d matters? after u month at Belknap ami I'a» educational policy among coopera resolution the senate agreed to pro- ing to load the people down with ‘The house and senate »re having tive associations,” said Dr. Mac cadia cee«i tomorow with the soldiers' bo useless taxes, we are going to spend a tug of war over the form and pherson, "Upon request un inves nus legislation. Mr« PhoelM- Turner came the 4th a billion and a quarter for war scope of a 'declaratory pi*ace r«s>-. tigation can lie made of any unsat In tiehalf of agriculturists Senator (marlv a billion I when. the people lution * The White Houiw. to all’ to wee her daughter, Mrs, Mulligan, isfactory condition «-xmting within Norris urged early action on his bill need bread, ami apparently we do ap|warnnei-s, is untroubled over that! al««« her sister, Mrs. Gainea. any co-uiM-rative group in tin-state.” to create a 1100,000,000 govern not care what they think aleiut it deaiika-k. Pi«- Lat«-r is sold out by two prom The co-operative council will Ire Such inailnesn is almost Inconceiv ’’Th«- foreign policies of th« Har ment corporation with p«iwer to iasue ises by the Scio plumiH-r to tlx his composed of one delegate each from able, anti if the party now in p»wer ding administration retain their t S 1,000,000.000 of tax-exempt bonds pump; he was to b* out Saturday the Oregon Farm Bureau Federa thinks it is going to escape an ac wrappings of uncertainty ami their to aid exportation of farm products. morning nt 7 but fail«-«l. Then «»n tion. the Oregon StaUi Grange, the counting at the hands of the tieople mists of vagueness There is a wall i Senator Simmons suggest«*! that Sunday morning, ami did not. Farmers Union. Slate Bankers As il is sadly mistaken. It can serve of »item*«- around them. Cryptic' private bankers, desiring to keep The big celebration «»over ami all sociation, ag 1 ¡cultural committee of th«- interests of the ship builders, utterance* are th«- rule. The oraHe, th« government from "going Into ses-tn to have hud a good time. the Portland Chamber of Commerce, the powder makers, the armor | late when it siM-aks speak«, ns did thej the money loaning business.” oppos- Ed Kabna chanted his old car for director of extension and h«-ad of «*1 the bill. manufacturer» back of the measure oracle of Ih-lhi. a m-w on«- and is os prom! as a Dutch the bureau of organization and mar if it must, but as sure as God reigns "The password« are two: ’wait*I The republicans. Senator Simmons tiddler in heaven. ket« of the Oregon Agricultural the people will not »land for it und 'hush ’ But what of |>«-a<-«-‘ Of declared, "would conftu» imbeeMity The old man still has pl«*nly of lo- College, and from each of the six They will not always consent to have the limitation» of aimamem? Of the and incompetency” should they ad gnnlierri«*» nt I >♦'. cherrws at 2<> r ’ , state wide co-operative growers as- their faces ground down on the association of nation»? Outside of journ and take r.o step» to ai«i the ami vrgrtaliles «»n ihe farm at «me social ions dairy, poultrv, gram, farmers. ■tone of confiscatory taxation, and the inner circle nobody knows thirtl off; come ««on. mint, wool and mohair, day, and the glib gentlemen now in congress "Is it poasible the administration such others as may be organized M<mt ail the hay is in the shock who are all for economy in their inner circle itself does not know?" Went Fishing and elected to membership. ami will oM>n be in tlw barns. spc-ches and yet vote for this thing, "No Early Action oa D-tarmamrat." The council will meet annually al will have tn face a day of reckon Fd K -ilina'« 10 acre wheat patch Tom Smail, Sig. Myers. J. A. C. the college during Fariucra Week, At thia w riting then* is some hope ing. for the people mus» put an erui will sure go 40 bushels to th«- acre Brant and Torn Smail junior, left and when important <|u«-tmns arise to this thing before there ran ever and proapect that the house will Saturday aftem«M>n for Upper Soda The old man celebrated the 4th tie a hope of lower tax«*» in this adopt the Borah three-ration plan on the South Santiam to speml Sun by currying out too gallons water to be solved. for a conf«-r»-nce or» armaments in- country. day and the 4th in fishing for trout to hi« garden, watering 2000 plant* Al The Frwpir« I to a Ir« stea«l of the Porter resolution for ‘‘The issue is perf«-ctly plain. Th«* They found the road very rough and as they all -< -mc-l to want a drink and acu plan, an all nations land For this week. Saturday and Sun Beacon Journal is a republican news- muddy in the hills above Foster llun«lr»»ls of tons of wild hay{ day evenings, at the Peopiew theatre l«ap--r, but it wants to say tie re ami While this resolution authorize* th«- ami beyond Cascadia Fishermen c<>uld be cut along the creek, but all Dorothy FI ii II i | m in "Man Woman now that it will follow no ¡tarty and pre»id«mt to call such a conference and campers were numerous along I have more hay than l»arn room, Marriage.” no man m a cause ao plainly had. then* has l»a-n no assurance that the route and all seemed to enjoy ' vSaiter Jones ami family of Port On the other hand it propoar« to President Harding will call such a Hie outing. Cascadia was full up l-n(| tor a few dj,v.- to Ihr utmost of its ptiwer conferetic«- promptly or will call it with auto parties going and coming Mulligan home even Un n-puLucaii party un thia at all. Un the contrary, the New all the tune T<< vary th«- monotony John i.ritlm took his mother, Mr*. program, and from now on it will York Tribune’s Washington corres Smail, and Hrant undertook to do a Games, to la»fe < »sli-.rn's tn see his make war unrea-ôngly upon any man pondent who says he is in a position double acrobatic act with disastrous ami any party that -*«-«-k» to follow to state * the view of President Har result« at the big gorge juat Iwlow mother, Mrs, H>d>l«, who ia very this policy which mean» mevltabl«* ding at Hie moru«mt.'* assert« there the Mountain House. They sllp|»-<l low. Elmer Griffin tried to shear the ruin to the pdople of thia country if will I m * no early action. Mi Carter off a rock into four fret of water, old man’s sheuherd dog and got Field, the currrspomient. says under Smail on his back and Brant on top. it is carne«l out aa now intended.” bitten, and doesn't want any more date of June 21: Lowe Bros. Paint -Varnish Despite »uch minor incident» th«* The New York Herald Tarns. "Presitlent Harding will not rail boys all got the limit and »tartr«l i dog shearing. Linseed Oil PIE EATER. Th«* New York Herald, one of the a disarmament conference for («real for home after dark, arriving at Carlxdoniuin leading republican organs of that Britain, Japan and the Unital Stat»-.« 1:30 lueadav morning, tired and Sheep Dip The National Game. state, which has h«*retofore oppoaetl in the immrsliate future. There Will happy. Cow Spray the Reran plan for a reduction of I m ? no «uch call until there has lieen Shingle Dip In th«- Ix-st game of the season Marrlnl armament, demanded a big army a thorough understanding ami 1 very Marion defeated the local tram 4 tn Coal l ar und navy and geneially emiorwd ev «ietinhe agreement made in secret Mino Letti« Gregson of Scio and | 3 Sunday _______ ,. Inability tn hit DeSaux, erything republican, has faced th ul be.ween re|>r«-s»Mitativ«?s of the thr«**? Crude Carholic Acid A I'rann .if South South flak.ita __ _ Albany til L. A. Crane of Dakota wore* were; / farmer College pitcher, was and is now demanding that extrava counlri«-» * * I .line gant appropriation» tie cut. In ire "The Tribune eorreepomtenl i* in married on the 4th They will re- • th(. cause >f the local boyo* defeat, I i«h Oil issue of June 20 it save; a imsition to »tale ffatly that thi* is side at the home of the groom in Faultless fh-lding behind the local Poultry I louse Spray I pitchers .held the visitors to their “The New York Herald would like the view of President Hardh-g al South Dakota. lone-run lead. to sre the ci>mtHOed billion dollar the moment, and that therefore, de That meteoric ahower predicted AT PRICES THAI AHi KK.HI appropriations (for army anti navy) spite the obvious satisfaction which to materialise the tirât of the week The Scio team will play on the cut in half. In the pr-wnt world the administration ha* taken in th« was rripspicnouM tiecause of Its ab home ground» Sunday. outl<M>k we should be willing that statement by Premier Lloyd G«-orge sence in thia vicinity. the government gamble to this ex printed today < favoring the confer- Kelly’s Drug Store The following constitute the Scio The 4th was necnwarily qu.et in tent. and we are «sluffed that we rnce) and in other indication» that Would not tie taking lung chances at something may be worked out With **» tat the reason that nobody was team: .Morri*. 2b; Parrish, rf; Kant. YOURS FOR SERVICE that. a view to saving the tremendous ar- ■< h«"* Albany and picnic |iartie» :tl> and p; W«-*«-ty, lb; Wallace, cf; "Government expenditures are manient taxation burden, no imme- ,n ,h‘- woods or along the streams Brody, If; Ratlin, aa; Holechek, e; _____ Alaman. p; Mima, rf. intolerable ami «»me big dents have (Coat la usd on pag« 4.) 1 were the order of the day. “Wai«” sad "Hash.” I easonable Merchandise
