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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1924)
* » * » ,w. • . *» » ■ • ,» » A < ♦ * • # • >. • « . *1 Si *• » i ? ’ • r . > « C '- -.r • • c • a ■ * • # » V >*•<«*«■ - , I» »wtfwàteissm of the main streets so ills impossible . to to- thrown out of employment. to drive an automobile, and in many At present there are over 80.000 instanced the water runs into the who ar# experts at their trades idle Here is hoping that Oregon to lucky enough 1» escape the grwat Coming to Albany and plague Salem With best withe* to all. . Your friend. Cha» W. Warner. lx« Angeles. Calif. 414 K. »6 St. Dr. Mellenthin aacciAMOT in Internal Medici ne f<»r thc put twelvs years. Editor Scio Tribune: The Latin phrase heading thia communication to your valuable little paper, io English reads. ‘The voice of the Will be in A lbany , Wednesday, May 14*. Albany Hotel and In*. S almi . Thursday. May 15. Marion Hotel Office Hours: |0 a. tn. to 4 p. m. ONC OAV ONLY *Ns Charge far Csnsvitatian ; / -> ■" # "vox KiPOU. VOX DKl" Otti Nat Operate '• * • ■ M « O’ • •*» ’ 4hJrNh-ll.HU). •T • 4 «7*** ♦ * 4 C ’•> ’s -*?', • - •«U lal.ss.» «M—¡iinte I qk—á¿—a—— The Scio Tribune PEOPLE’S COLUMN mas morning. There has l»cen all Inandally ruined. There has been j could do it all. Or why not dispense kiiMis of, weather sunshine, rain, thousands ot head of cattle, sheep with these five wise men and etnd ! all our laws back to Washington D frost, hail and snow, but the sun and hogs killed and buried that were comes out every day. It Is a g»u-d infected »r exposed to the disease C. and have nine Supreme judges thing that it doesn’t rain here like And with the enormous tpelon crop give us their decision? Then all I notice it does sometimes irt Oregon. Just, co-ofng on in th# Imperial valley it controversy would cease two more cases tn the Civil courts •pells hankmptsy« to th# farmers. think ot a city with a million popu for Amon, one in Portland and one Many people do not realite how ser- lation and no storm «ew,-r«, (he oniy near Scio, where each acknowledged ious.lt to, but every precaution to escape for the water is to run to the lower levels. When it rains jhging taken to stamp it out. as soon they set fire to their buildings to very hard the water «-Olivets on some u* possible. It ha^caused many men get the insuran -e. One was trlod ÍMULr « • A ' ‘ M . ♦ - -J rii a . * V General News stores I/>ng planks have to be whelming majority vote by the com placed on the curbs so people may mon people, nave been set aside. e cross the st rests California is a Now I would suggrrt that all future ♦ | land of sun-bin# ail right, but people laws d««rvd should drat be formu* Lose Angel«-«, Cal. capr^t Hv# on It. So far as I can i lated and sent to the Supreme C -urt Apr. 13. 1B24. - those who were born and raised - of the State of Oregon to see if they Mr. 1. V McAdoo. I are constitutional or not, and then nere don’t know what real life is. Scio, Ore. Everything is too artificial. Since convene the Legislative Department Dear Sir. th«,* breaking out of the hoof and to ratify their decision. 1 will try and write a few lines to What is the use of the common mouth epidemic. Loe Angeles sure you and friends in Scio. I rectdve people electing their representatives has been <>n the bum. Nothing can the little paper everv week gr>d read to the Legislature to pass laws for be «hipped in or out of the state. everv word there is in it It is just If the quarantine is not lifted soon them, and piling up great expenses like getting a let'ur from ^ >me. | upon the stete, when these five men this part of the country will be fl- I arrived in Lxw A ng vie# <Tud»t- : / .A”“*’*- ■ b- Page 4 J a*--\ -W « • • * r f people is the voice of God." It was from this thought that the Declara tion of lnd#pendai>ce and the Con stitution of the United States were formulated, and our government started to function upon a hitherto unknown and untried experiment, in giving all the people a voice in government. Prior to thia all gov ernments were ruled by kings and monarchs, and it was almost non sense to talk of a government of the people* for all the people, by all the Dr. MrlUnlhin is a regular graduate In medldne and surgery and is licensed by ths «1st« of Or.>gon. Hrduva not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall atones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. So the pendulum swuog He has to his credit wonderful results people in diseases of the stomach.liver.bowels, back and forth for long years in dis blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney.blad der, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, cussing whether such a government rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and could be formed or not. until finally rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of his ■mu with vision, men with brains, many satisfied |«tients in Oregon: men with justice permeating everv Emma Pekkan. Ilwaco, Wash., chest liber of their being wrote up a dec trouble. W. C. To<M. Grass Valley, Ore., ulcer laration of principals showing up ot the stomach. laws of injustice and whv all men Joseph Schuster, Beaverton. Ore., ca tarrh ami heart trouble. «hould enjoy their God given right Elisabeth Taylor. Baker jBL)re., inp »• to ’Tifo. Iil<erty. and pursuit of hap- tinal trouble. a Mrs. Ernest l-acey, Ironside. Ore,, pm#--«,'’ and gave to the world that heart and nervous trouble. unmorfal document, the Declaration C. J. Minch, rslacada. Ore., kidney ' of • .ianev. yet we were not and bladder trouble. Mrs Henry Baker. Banks. Ore., gall :e«dy to function as a fine and in- atones and appendicitis. E. (J, Nichols. Lebanon, lire., appcn-l iependent government. We had no dici lie. cons! itntion and in or<ler to proceed Remember above date, that consulta tion on this trip will tie free and that . a prviMi de was written up outlining his areaimont is diffcrunt. what the constitution should em- Married women must be accompanied • <dy, ’We. the people of the Unit by their husbands. ed Stat«-«, in order to form a more Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg.. Ln« Angeles, Calif. perfect Union, establish justice, In Farmers! Businci« Men! Attention ! Everybody uses Envelopes and Letter Heads nowadays as it is a mark of business distinction. The Scio Tri bune has just made a lucky purchase of 40,000 white envelopes, the kind we use. and will print them for you at the following Low Price: 500 1000 100 . 12.50 «.... 4.00 ..... .. .7$ Or will sell them by the box unprinted at $1.75. but it in better to have your re turn card on the corner. . Send in your order now. an this npmber will not last long at* t these prices. If dksn accompanies order.will prepay parcel post lAalc for prices on 5000 or mor«. Envelopes are 24 lb. substance. sure domestic tranquility (to all the ! people), provide for the common ‘ defense, promote the general wel Figure This the biggest reason for using Southern Pacific Ix>cal Service b Business men use Southern Pacific ser vice for short trips as well st for long ones. It costs so much less than any other form of transportation. And yet Sou thorn Paci fic service is the moat e of all. It’s fast and comfortable, too. In <■ ther words, it’s S . n Pacific Ser vice and tnat means much to those who have traveled widely. Take aib'.mU'fcof this ’. ‘.‘Oliver al lowed <>n l.lox-n-day round trip tickets. 'I hat’s a new feature for your convenience. Compare it yourself with other ways to go. You’ll find that a ticket over t he Southern Pae i- fic costs from one half to one tenth what other kinds of trans portation costs. by a jury and acquitted, the other., a poor farmer boy. was fined a thousand dollars. I notice another rotten deal on the whisky question, where the fine and liquor were re turned'-it was a place of wealth and * enjoyment for the high brows Yet a poor man or farmer bov if caught. 4 with a bottle is given the limit of one to five hundred dollar fine. • The next move will be to declare i the 18th amendment unconstitution The blisters break down and al because It interferes with pernon- lips. 1 may soon disapfiear but more often al liberty. The question arises: 1 how long can we expect law and or- ’ they cause ugly ulcere in the mouth der to exist, where such procecdure 1 and around the feet. Th# normal is being multiplied every day? Let 1 appetite is generally attained in 10 e Southern Pacific : I Lucky After All Orev m Editors don’t know what they unis by noi having'lo operate j i. der the laws of Spain. If they us sing America, ’’from eve/y moun- to ' 20 days in mild cases, but the . I their newspapers would be just flow is withheld to another ab>ut a* thrilling as a .crop report tain side let freedom ring.”—A Red mi'k 1 freshening. In the malignant type or a res? estate transfer. Blooded American. from three to 18 months are requir in Spain the laws are most drastic ed for the animal to get back to with r> i*< t to charges made by or Dr. Goin Give* Advice a normal appetite. m a new-paper against a private in* Diagn««is is made from th«-above i dividual or hu -mess concern. The Dr. J. W. Goin. Veterinarian at symptoms and horses and calves are part) a<- u*. J ha# the right to an- Albany, contributes the following article on the Foot and Mouth dis- ¡loculated for a cheek test, s*er the charges, and hie answer (if The control of the disease is made) mu»l I m * published within 48 ease which is at present raging in slaughter of all infected animals, hour« after the charges were pub- California: The foot and mouth disease is acute, highly communi burial io quick lime aix feet deep, , lidied and in the same position in cable disease, chiefly confined to the accompanied by strict quarantine the paper. Think what an American newspa- cloven footed animals. It is char and disinfection. The dread disease is highly cum- ' would be up against in handling acterised by an eruption of vesicles municable. Few people realise the the presents.' atorial investigations! or blisters on the mucous membrane ease with which it can be carried of the mouth and on the skin be Date Postponed tween the toes and above the hoofs. * oerson may be unconsciously iu an infected area, enter his car and The vesicles rupture, forming ero Tin: Guernsey Games, which were is also , **rive lo •n’r P1,e* in »*»•■ United sions and ulcerations. '. There ------------------ * to have started with a banquet in States and take the infection with salivation, loss of appetite, lameness, loss of milk and emaciation. Cattle ^im. A crate of lettuce can do the Washing! >n county and run through 1 same thing. We can get along with Way 2. have been postt*one«i indef- and hogs are more susceptible to inntely on account of foot and mouth the disease, but sheep and goats as out California fruit and vegetable*. , dtseaw- Because of the possibility Do not condemn the authoriti*** well as all cloven footed wild ani-1 of this terrible disease getting in mala take it readilv It is rarely for establishing the quarantine, no h«-r# and of th# tremendous spread known in horses, dogs, cats, poultry matter how much it may discomfort you. They arq working for vour in it w jld get if picked up accidently or man terest. whether you own Rveirtock orl 1>. members attending the gaities it The disease is caused by an ultra not. Rather, do v<»ur part in giving > wris thought advisable to call the microscopic organism that has nev-i them aid. And above all. If yiftk tour off altogether. er been isolated. Unlike most in have any animals that act raspiciotMr "I Cot R.«l Mad whan I Last My fections, one attack does not cause report them to your local or to your Setting Hen,” writes Mrs. Hanna, state veterinarian These officers immunity. For this reason the fed are doing all they can for your pro N. J. “tel **n< lata me ten aad lauwi an teat eral and state governments are mak-; tection. Mtur >4r -d 1 nal mad <te ,»wliwr of Mat PeoDle who own fields where wild ’ S».| > 1 m lag nu I'-ehr, nten UmM aw ing strenuous fights against it. The Ma> < new. >a un a» aMs- NkaaS period of incubation ranges from geese feed will do the state as well j fmn,C»*drat. Thrwoar. !■>»-.. Wc.SSc.SlJS. buU cad «uoaalate hr as themselves a favor by keeping i one to 18 days, usually from three all livestock away. Kelly's Drugstore, Scie. Oregon. to six days. Usually the death rate in afflicted animals Is three per cent, but it has reached from 30 to 40 per cent in malignant outbreaks. The symptoms are easily noted., First the victim has a chill, follow-: ed by a high fever. Then in from ' one to two days vesicles or blisters from the size of a hemp seed to a pea form cn the mucous membrane ot the mouth and tongue, soon fol lowed by the appearance of others at the coronet and between the dig its of the feet and also by similar lesions on the teats and udder of cows. Mild caaee soon recover but the great majority of afflicted am-' fare and secure the blessings of lib erty t ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish thia consti tution for theM’oited States of America." This constitution was derided into three departments, 1st. the Ia*gi»lativc Department, in which the voice of all the people should be heard through their elected repre sentatives as their law making body. 2nd. The Executive Department; j to execute the laws enacted by the voice of all the people, through their representative«. 3rd. The Judicial department, to I decide upon the justice or injustice of laws enacted by the other two de- mals become aore-mouthed and sore- . oartments, if in conflict. In aatab- 'lishmg justice to all the people. footed an J refuse to eat Long ’ strings of ropy saliva fall from the But it seems thia last department has usurped the power of the other two departments and what it say» is the voice of God. and not the people’s. a i I notice two recent decisions of the Oregon Supreme Court in whicti •Soo, Oregon I a