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The Scio Tribune
Editorials
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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
bring prosperity to all our people.
Quit slinging “mud,** De absolutely
honest and let emry candidal« stand
I or fall on his record
The road between Scio and Green'a
bridge la l>e.ng placed in fine condi
tion by (he county court, and we
muat extend our thanks. The work
on the market ' road east from the
Arnold school is progressing nie-ly
n<>w. after many avoidable and un
avoidable delays, none of the latter
bring charged to our veteran road
builder. Riley Shrltan.
Debates are the bunk when it
romee to challenging political issues
or candidate»
Witness the Kroner-
McCamant fiasco In Portland the
other night. Neither sale had an
issue worthy of debating, but each
saw to it that sufficient numbers of
T hi knhay . (kt. Hi. 1921
friends were there to lustily cheer
an imaginary point
Both speakers
lk»n’t forget that a vote to repeal
left the hall decidedly whipped, bc-
the present law against dairy sub
cause l«»lh had not been convincing |
stitutes wi.uld seriously hurt every
<>nough to win a single vote for their
dairyman in this community. Vote I
candidate.
yea" and keep ths law.
another's crop, he must pay the
damage, hence he keeps his fenc«-«
in repair and stock well protected
Why should not the same law apply
when he allows his children to run
wild.
Judge Taylor of New York City,
when administering the oath of of-
ftce to a new judge, said “your heart
will bleed as never lx-fore when
th rye-four th» of the cases that you
will hear are youths from 14 to
22 years " This is a mighty serious
problem for the courts, woich they
have to aolye. ¡Mu-auae they must do
what the parents should have done,
administer corrective punishment.
WHEN WE UNDERSTAND
*'We declare that all men. when
they form a social compact, are
equal in right, that all power is in
herent in the people, and all free
governments arc founded on their
authority, and inetr.uted for their
peace, safety and happiness; •nd
they have at all times a right to al
ter. reform, or abolish tne govern
ment in such manner as they may
think proper."
SCATHING INDICTMENT
The political pot is boiling over,
The above it arction I <-f the Bill
Thw two Chicago girls who re
and the smell of the scorching broth
of Rights under the constitution of
cently killed a woman in (liicago in
Is getting quite nauseous. It iM-em» *
the state of Oregon. In th«» eyes of
order that they might get money to
this la the only possible method to
some men. who are not acquainted
buy clothe», are a part of the young-
keep the people's mind off of the
with thte most excellent document.
stere that compose three-fourths of
. the above paragraph will be declared
issues paramount to them strict
the case« before the eouils today.
law enforcement to ALL alike, no-
["red” propaganda
The above in
The girls gave a mighty scathing in-
nomical adminiatration of govern
ale» a part of the Declaration of In
dx lment of their parents when they
ment and to pass laws that wil l
dependence. upon which the c<>nsti-
■».nd “Our parents didn’t care whal|
!•”’ | tution of the United States is foun
r where we went ” L ..
ded
It is not dangerous to our
(e>«sible the parents of our young
safety nor our government for one
ster» care not where the boy or girl
man or a set of men to cry out
is or what they are doing? If they '
against continued wrongs, and to
think more of their personal free
|d«rmand that the perpetrator* of
dom than they do of the purity and
the wrongs l»e punished, whether
whole-somnesa of their child, why
they are supreme court judges or
bring children into the world to be
Reconditioning Simp
just plain folks.
come burdensome to neighbors or |
ami
The Tribune welcomes the plan to
Parta fur All Cara....
to society? No parent should go!
have students in school study the
unpunished when it Is proven “they
ALBANY. OREGON
constitution. The more it is studied
didn't care where their child reh are
hy the girls and boys the better cit
212 E. First
Phone 379
<>r what they oid." When a man
izens they will become they will
lets his stock get out and forage on
, know their rights ns citizens, how
I laws are passed and how administer
Torrance
Public Sale
Owing to operating n «.vwmill and dairying I have drcvdetl to
quit tne latter and will sell all my daitv end farm machinery
at public sale at my resilience, 3 mile- northeast of Scio and
miles southwest of Stay ton, Orc., on
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1924
Beginning at 10(X) a. in., as follows:
18 Head Dairy Cattle
I black oow. five vrars old. w;ll be frv~.li in November; give«
six gallons milk per day when fresh.
1 Jersey cow, six years old, just fresh; giving six gallons milk
|>cr «lay.
1 Jersey cow, six years old, just fresh; giving five gallons milk
per d«y.
I Black Jersey cow, six year» old, just fresh; giving six gallons
milk per day.
1 black heifer, two years old, fresh in June; gi'ing four gal-
Ions milk per day.
Jersey heifer, two years old, fresh in June; giving four gal-
lotu milk per day.
Jersey heifer, two years ol«l, fresh in
Ions milk per day.
Jersey heifer, two years old, fresh in June; giving three gal-
Ions milk per day.
4 heifer calves one year old. 2 heifer «alve» four months old.
2 heifer calves two months old. I lersey hull calf otic year o(d
•nd 1 registered J«rscy Lull call tis< months old.
Other Livestock
One marc. II year« old. weight about IMM) pounds.
One bay horse wit, I eside mother, live months old; <»«H of
Andrew Sharp's
rp's horse.
borse,
One grey mare Colt,
. Id.. out
ut of I Bodenheimcr's
B- .! .-nheinier’s horse.
«»It, «me
one year old;
hone.
Six Du roc- Jersey pigs, six weeks old.
Miscellaneous
One Delaval cream »«-parator. N
12.
«1 as new. «me fee»!
cutter, nearly new; one 14 singa- disk drill; one No. 50 Oliver
plow; one No. 40 Svracuae pl«»- . one Sas«>n spiketooth har
row, nearly new; 2-horse corn planter, nearly new ;one 1-horse
cultivator. one Deering mown r .. Im>«-, «»>«- John Deere hay
rake; one Swenson grubLing mat hinc. «me .McCormick 7-foot
Linder with truck; «me Myers well pump, nearly new ; ,VM>
grain sacks.
LUNCH AT NOON.
BRING YOUR CUPS
TERMS: All sums under $20. cash; all sums «»ver $20. a
credit of six months will be given with approved note.
Lorenz Isaak, Owner
B kn T. S votklu Auction.wr
J. U | M ayo , Clerk
Why Million* Leave Farm»
Seven hundred thousand work
men. in 2.1 leading manufacturing
Industries. are receiving ww« t •
day which are equ valent in porch»--
mg power to il 27. as romtzared
with SI in 1914
Tht* statement
is made by the V. S. National In
dustrial Conference Board, <tn the
other hand this authority slate*,
that notwithstanding the rec-mt ad
vance made in prices of some farm
products, the farmei’s dollar will
buy H5 cents* worth as compared
with en years ago
In other word«
the dollar of organize«! tra I--« Work
men is worth fl 27 and that of th"
unorganised farmer MS rents
a
difference of 12 cent«
Thia state
ment explains why milli.mi are leav
ing the farms and finding work in
the Industrial cities
The high pzic
ed dollar is stripping the farms.
A marriage license was issued at
a*
Salem Wednesday to Carl (). Lyon
of Scio and Mia* Mavscl Montgom
ery of Stayton. Mwa Montgomery
la a »(»ter of Lawrence Montgomery
of Scio.
43 YEARS
That's the time w« have
m rvrd the farmers ot the
Northwest in selling th«>ir
hogs. veal. |M>ultry. fruiu.
etc. Write us for market
information. Reference:
Bank of California.
Vint the l»maMATKiWAi S toœ I
Ei raarr kim , Po» rtA nd . Nov ito 8 J
[
and vu »«y
Portland
and return
Benefit by low week-end
fare* now in eflect, on
sale Friday.Saturdayand
Sunday return limit
f 1 Io wing Tuesday.
Or i $ day fares, on »ale
any day return limit
15 days, with stopover
at any p- ant enroute.
Make all yoi
away plans to
vant. ;c of these low
round trip fares.
For full m/ormahon about
then and other round trip
fares amosunuate unth
Southern
Pacific
C W Bramir. Agent
PAGE &. SON
Psrllan«
Oregon
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Fir«t National Bank Building
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1 -r .:« »i i I’iat«- Work given prompt
.. I enreful attention. Also Extraction
DR. A. G. PRILL
Lowe <L Morrison
Physician
and
Surgeon
District Surgeon S. P. Railway
Reliable UnSartaksrs
All futu-rn. given inrsonal attention
by Mr. l.owe
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la-banon
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l'hooe ‘.II
1’hotie—.Night, 395
ed. how they may demand their
rights under the law and just what
the judges can du and how far they
may go in interpreting the law. As
Scio, Or.
intelligent citizens they will know
that congress is elected by the peo Bring Us Your Poultry
ple and as a consequence represents
and Egg* Agent for Anker-
the will of the people. They will
Both Ss’purators. See u» before
know that the U. S. Supreme Court
buying.
is partisan, appointed by a partisan
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president, and hold office for life.
Leonard Jordan. Agent
They will therefore reason that their
government will be just as safe in
W. A. Ewing,
T. J. Lunker».
tho people as in the keeping c f the President
Vice Pre»
E. D. Myers. C'sshier
nine men constituting the Supreme
Court today.
Radical changes from old establish
ed customs are not born overnight,
Don a General Ranking
they are spread before the people
Busin«*». Interest paid
only after men have been denied ro-
on time deposita.
dreaa by the powers that lie. If we
don't want to hear of radical change«
from established customs, the only
Albany*« Only
solution is to fin«l the cause and re
move it. Mankind is long-suffering
snd It is only when the load gets too
heavy that he begin* to cry aloud.
When the people understand what
i the constitution guarantees them, it
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is safe to say there will be fewer
and lietter laws passed, that con
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gress will look more to the happi
tit Wwwt Flrat Hlrt-et
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ness and proa perity of the country,
and that the Supreme Court will not
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
devote itself to declaring laws un-
I constitutional that protect our chil IIAl.I.'S «'ATAHMH WKt»H nKlu.l t
G. F. Korinek
Veterinarian
TAYTON.
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Tuberculin Testing
The Scio State Bank
Exclusive
A »> ivtitifically Fitt.-d Pair at Glasses
Nt its may »ave your chiki years of
n< <-dl< • dt- «unfurl and change )p|
whole career.
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dren. It will be a great dav when
we understand the constitution and
what it guarantees us no politician
can pull the wool over our eyes
w hen we do.
Mr». Margaret Collina and •on.
Lowell, and J. Coagrove of Portland
came up Saturday to visit rnr-r the
week end with the family of her
brother. Henry Hassler On Sunday
all went to Larwood to visit Aunt
Ematine Haaaler, their mother.
SuUct.be now-SI 75 the y
v>/77 e trist.
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HAROLD AL BRO.
■Manufacturing Optician
«‘«-«I »«Kcwaafunz in tlx IreaUnrnt ul
l a tariti.
itai.i.-« catsmnh tonni»» .in
sists of an otto meni whi.h y<o< sly
lt*b«voa br local aaplimtkm. and th#
Initmal Mad in». a Tonic ahi h art#
through th» Flood on th# Mueou» Sur
ra, ra. thus r-<lurine tho inlUmmaiion.
Hold by ill dnigcinta
F. i Chen-T » Co.. TnUdo. Ohio
Mylo Rartu. Joe Bartu and (’has
Chrx left early Monday morning for
Drain, where they wrnt in quest of
DR. J. W. GOIN.
the wily deer. If some one hasn’t
Veterinarian.
•ent a radio message to the dr« r.
Authorized Auction Sale and Interstate
they probably will bag the limit.
1 ni< pre tor.
J. D. Densmore was in Portland
the la«t of the we.-k on busmeas.
Phones:—Palace Perd >hed. IM-J
Rcsi.k-nce, SOIT R
ALBANY. OREGON
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