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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1924)
• ■sm * * r •-•••* A • .«•H A.K- - • ’’ S** «a A. »► THE SCIO TRIBUNE r .'i 4 THI'UM i AY. Ort. 30, 1921 the circuit court bench, and his name will have to be written in on the ballot. Never having mixed in politics, he is not well known, but is thoroughly competent to dischsrge the important duties of judge with fairness snd im* partiality. Prominent visitors in Scio yes terday were L II. McMahon of [ Salem, who is seeking election to | the office of circuit judge for Linn and Marion counties, now holding the iswition by agpoint- nient of Gov. Pierce. The other is M. L). Shanks of ls*banon.w^o accompanied Mr. McMahan. The I judge is a republics A and is well 'known in this county. His name will have to be written in. He is fearless, honest and will make a good judge if the voters see fit to elect him. Read the advertising in this is The greatest enemy to our sue. Always good news there. country is ignorance. How can it be cured ? Thnt is the ques No matter for whom or what tion confronting the nation to you vote, as a good citizen you day, Illiterate and ignorant owe it to your community and people disobey laws and com state to vote. mit crimes through ignorance. Ignorance is dnngerous. Li Some people would be pleas braries can overcome it a great ed should a reversal of fortune deal, but it can be cured only overtake them. They would by continuous reading and talking with others. We can soon be rich. not keep on going to school, yean» after year, but we must There has been so much mud* keep on studying and learning. slinging in this campaign that The world stops for nobody. the average voter is confused ns Those who stop learning will to whom he should vote for. It never catch up. is a sad commentary on our ’big’ men when they assume the mad to success is villifying his oppo nent Competency and a desire to honestly serve the people is all , that should be broadcast by the candidate. Here is one condition in So- viet Russia that it seems would appeal to many in this country, judging by tile frequency they are getting into and out of the matrimonial harness: Under John Bayne, a well known at the Soviet laws of Russia a man torney of Salem, ia a candidate cun have thirty wive* in ten to succeed Judge P. R. Kelly on years, but no more. There, a woman ia allowed to name the father of her child, and have the parentage recorded by the Soviet, despit«* the alleged father's denial. Effort* have been made to transplant Rus sian bolshevism in America without success. It is regretted Reconditioning Shop that we have a few who are and willing to sanction anything Parts for All Cars.... that personally appeals to their depraved natures. ALBANY. OREGON Torrance 212 E. First The Scio Tribune Editorials Page 2 greaaive campaign for the office of needs is to save it from the pol county clerk. If elected, he says iticians who make a paying he will ask the legislature to re business out of politics. duce the pay of the clerk from $2oUO to il«00 per year. This is Rif.» ROO^TFR SAYC showing the taxpayers how to redoce. But in spite of this, we find from interviews that a ma jority of voters favor re-electing R. ,M. Russell. We might keep still on such matters of thia na ture, but we are giving this in formation for whatever news value it may have. In thia con nection we wish to say that the front page story ’’Measure« and Men,” this paper’s recommenda tions are intended only upon the measures, which comprises the first column, while the accord column ia only n resume of ti e findings after interviews. Those political spellbinders seem now to know just precise ly what happened to the farm ers and they all have legisla tion remedies they are going to put through just ns soon as the people place them in power. But can anyone tell us exactly what those remedies are and how they will work to the in terest of the agriculturists to any degree of betterment than the previous campaign promis es. Talk is the cheapest com modity on the market about this time of the campaign year, and while the farmer is always willing to listen attentively he is getting a little nore weary in swallowing the lose of cam- paign promises tl it are prac- tically guarantee to lift him out of his finant al trouble*. The farmer has le trned to look with skepticism on promised legislation for hi* benefit, and the past few years have taught him a number of very sure ways he can work tow’ard hi* own salvation. If the politician can do anything to help the farmer, why don’t he get busy and do it? Not be eternally making promise* which so far he ha* failed to fill. andine awy Portland and return Benefit by low week-end fares now in efleet, on sale Friday,Saturday and Sunday return limit following Tuexlay. Or 15-day fares, on sale any day return limit 15 days, with stop-over at any point enroute vant of these low round trip fares. For full information about these anJ other round trip fares communwate unth !.. II. I i I < TucHti vmi m Southern Pacific I ruc"S VIOLIN M W M. ABBO1T RESIDENCE South Main Street C. W Bramii. Ajrent ♦ • • • • « : !<’< »It s A I. I- I have for »ak a J. It. Col T C.t-. In<k Lighting System that haa never Iwen um *<I cu«t $360. will aril ter 1250. See D a via Hons- j Btm.i*. route 3. Scio, Or« con L'p + ♦♦••••♦•♦♦■« •-*** ♦ : 43 YEARS That'« the time we have »ervril th«- farmer« of the Northwest in M-liing th< ir boga.vral, poultry, fruit«, •te. Writ«- ua for market information. Reference: Bank of < alifornia. PAGE A. SON Portland Oregon DR. C. WARD DAVIS : t I >1 1NTIST First National Bank Building STtVToa, OkKUOM , Bridge and Plate Work given prompt aiiif C'lf »• f ’2 ! lit ¡tin A I slas Kk V t MSd» t icvea Mid cartful attention. Also Extraction I Lowe A. Morrison Rellabl« Undertaker« All funeral» given i»-r«onal attention by Mr. l owe N. <*. l«i>W K N. I. Monaiaoa I Subanon I'hone -Lay. 397 Phon« Vi I'hone—Night, 396 G. F. Korinek Veterinarian HTAYKiN. - . . OREGON < all’ io Day or Night luberruiin letting This is one of the years Real L.state Broker when the country is headed for and Notary Public eternal destruction. It has the jdbtirath Obtained. ¿Jtaminej bad habit of getting headed in KIO - - . OREGON that direction once every four years, and the politicians get DR. A. G. PRILL us all riled up and rallying Physician Phone 379 and fl. 8 Nolan is making an ag. around the flag in order to save Surgeon it for the dear people. We no District Surgeon S. P. Railway more than get the old contin Scio, Or. ent staked down again and are For Reading: The Rryptok patron r. u.la and look» afar lulled to sleep by the promises with «xpial vs»«- They know that Kryp- Bring Us Your Poultry of security, when politics be tok app. stance is a decided advantage. and Eggs A vent f<»r Anker- It is inure noticeable than a becoming gin* putting th»* skids under Hoth Separators. See us before hat Comfort and good looks combined again in readiness to start in Krypiok g I «»»*•« buying. things rolling townrd perdition when the next four-year period Mutual Cream Station IxMinard Jordan, Agent rolls around. This saving the country every four years at the W. A. Ewing. T. J. >1 ankers, cries of the politicians is not Proaldrnl Vico I’rea. Al£SNY OAfi. E. D. Myer«. Cashier only costly but is getting tire HAROLD ALBRO. < some. Let's wake up and keep Manufacturing Optician awake, and keep rallying ar ound the old flag every day in Does a General Banking the year. Let's put men in of Business. Interest paid fice who are the right sort, re on time deposits. gardless of what the politicians would like to have us do, and Albany’s Only if they are not the right sort ( let's not leave them there toj Exclusive create a big mess that will have . to be cleaned up at the end of' four years, but get rid of them' immediately, kick them out, and keep the records clean. J? L'tfrû ’iÀï;./ l VS "tf «g 4 Thia is a mighty fine country, FOR OVER 40 YEARS one which any good man or »I AM.'« < «TAHUII kKI>l( 1SB haa beer Bancroft Optical Co. oami Mx.aafully in u,. trratmeat ol SU Waal nm Street Ahauir Oram woman should consider it a Catarru. ••»••«•’ t IT1HIIH minili»! eon- great honor to serve with every, •un» nt an «nn intent which QuW'kly Kelle, »• kv k»wl nprlleatton. and th« ounce of their energy and hon Internal Mrd., .na. a Tonie, whl. h «et» HR J. W. GOIN. threuKh in» Rinod « mi the Mumue Hur- esty, If they can’t measure up Veterinarian. far»«. Unia r»du<-lng lite inflammation. to that common standard they Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate hr all «frusciata. F. J rh»n-v A Co.. Toledo. Ohle Inspector. Condenser?, Scio, Oregon should be promptly led to the Phone«:-Palare Per«! -bel, IM J way out and the akids greased. Réanimer. 6U> R When you entertain, let us furnish The only saving our country ALBANY.OREGON you. with 500 «cure cards. Qpton ie trist. The Scio State Bank Cool, Clean Milk Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. Optical Parlor C ileal Oregon Milk Company e -T“’ *
