The Turner tribune., May 12, 1927, Image 6

THE TURNER TRIBUNE
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GLORY Of DESPOTISM
l From the Portland Kaaminer l
Why mnhr auch a fua» o u t M u .
olin i' Why hoi.I him up a* a
i I
for Americana. who were to lovr the
tradition» o f iht* rlight 0 f fr»e »perch,
fro«, prom, ami of pcacoblo aaaeinbly?
la Mu -oliiti a Thom»« Jelferaon, a
Ben; mm Franklin, an Andrew Jack-
•on?
t ’ertaitily ho ta akin In thought to
no on« of U » m m m . Muaaotinl la a
mediaeval type born nearly a t h 1 mn I
year* Ian I n t H i t prototype 1» Ma-
chlavelll.
Recently he hail Carl Dadiua, a
O rinati newupaprr m m . ariv«te.| li-
rauac ho am t h • nrwapaper In Her-
tin aom« n«wy which waa nut favor-
«hi« to U>e iluce'a regime and politica.
Dn.liua made the mtatake of w rit­
ing hi» newa while In Italy. But who
ui rail li'.»t a crim e? Who can call
the voicing o f one'a hon.-at opinion
ubout anything or anybody a crime?
Would we m America tolerate a
.V. .uu>l rii? t»o the Italian» love the
dictator aa w are told they do? How
run * . kn >w. when thla very inetanc*
prove« that a rigid cenaorahip u main
lain«I by the Faaciata to prevent the
truth from coining out of Italy?
WHO RECOGNIZES IT?
The ohove is the caption of a timely editorial appear-
in" in the Portland Examiner of March 17, on the recog­
nition of the Piaz government in Nicaragua. The editor­
ial. quoting froui Secretary of the Navy, Wilbur, says:
‘When charges are made that America is influenced by
imperialistic designs in sending forces to Nicaragua it
should be r* membered that they are there at express in-
. itation of recognized Nicaraguan government.”
^ossioly they are there at the invitation of Nicaraguan
(Piaz) government, but this does mean that it is the will
•f the citizens oi Nicaragua by any means.
The Examiner asks these q lestions: ‘How did the gov-
mment of Piaz become recognized?" "If it is the recog­
nized government, why uv« i- necessary to unseat Snensa
in order to seat Diaz?” These questions are puzzlers for
he American people to solve. Just why the government
>( a republic with the standing thus nation has should take
his attitude toward a sister republic is hardly clear. Why
t ’h im tira e tiir
hould the marines be .-t nt to Nicaragua to protect Ameri­
N otiroonlotnelrr S ervire
ca» lives when there was no reasonable evidence the Am-
l'h o n « 87 . R e*idenre 1471 K
rican lives were in danger?
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The Examiner puts another question that is a stunner:
Salviti. (W g o n
’ Is not the Piaz government recognized because it is re-
ognized by Wall street?” and then this one: “Is it not a
act that the $100,000,000 interests of J. and W. S« lignnu.
nd Brown Brothers companies ..rc the chief concern in
h ig h C la ss
he Nicaraguan affair?”
We quote the following from the Examiner: “The war
tups and marines are in China for a like reason, says the
- Tailoring *
Secretary.
171 Court Ml.
SALEM
What about the properties of a certain big oil company
l California? What about the proposal to lift the em-
argo on arms to Mexico? Why that move? Who wants Waited Slates National Hank
i shoot in Mexico? Why that move? Who wants to G e n e ra l B o n k in g B u a in e si
toot in Mexico? Probably somebody wants to shoot Interval paid on tima dapoalta and
aavlnga account«
ice or rats which might be destroying cheese factories."
i)r. O. L. Scoti
I?. II. MOSHRR
Ladic’s and (ients
C a r. S ta le A C o m m e rc ia l S ta
SA L E M
OREGON