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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1915)
* * ** ♦ * .>■ it ?? X » • ■ V y The Unit*») States could live THE SCIO TRIBUNE herself with Iras discomfort, T. U PlHXlgK. K1HTUM aNP PBOT Entered at the wwtoflice at Scio. Oregon as second class matter. Slism KimoN. IN AUVANI'K AT KNII OF VKAR Nil MONTHS AIIVKKT1HING KATKN |/vcai advertising. t*r line Display advertising, per Inch SI 26 1.60 .76 5c 10c Display advertising, long time, manager. Extended marriage or death notices per line 3c S|iecial rates on long time display advertising. OUR COUNTRY IS FORTUNATE » ‘ Í J ■¿JT» ; t * Z / / ■ /.’ r.v-5*» 7 / ' 'J J» M k V“* * r I * i 7 within owing to her vast extent of territory, than can Germany. Yet we would suffer great discomfort if we could not buy from and self to other nations. No (letter plan could !*• adopted hy neutral nations to causa* Germany to see just where she would stand, if completely isolated from the oth er nations of tha- world Nor should she find fault if such action should govern the policy of neutral peoples There is and should lie reciprocity in the |a»(itical and trade relations as between all nations friendship can be mamlaineai in no other man ner. If I’resi'ient Wilm>n can accom plish this result, and which he probably can. hr will take a very long stride towards the lianishment of international war It will be an objective lesson which will have a large influence in the welfare of all nations. It will, in effect, say to an olwtrc|a*rous nation. "Be decent in your conduct, elar we will have nothing to d<> with you." President Wilson ami .Secretary Bryan have it within their power to <-»tabli«h themselves as the lending statesmen of the world. In*caum- the conditions and • <p|»>i tunit.» ar«- ri|* Right m>w, while a great part of the world is at war endeavoring to kill ami destroy, the Unit»«! Stales is most fortunate in having Wood row Wilson for president and Wm J Bryan managing the department of state. Differ with them you may politically, on the tariff, the purchase of ships by the govern GREATER DAYS LIE BEFORE ment and other economic questions, W«- have to thank W<»Mr<>w Wil- all regardb-M of political sentiment, agree that President Wilson is a safe e»n, prwddcnt of the Unit«! States, guide for the nation in th«*» ¡«eri for many a pregnant utterance. lous war days. Germany has furnish One of th«* lat«*st of these is one of ed abundant cause for the United the liest. Said the president at States to declare war Upon her. far Arlington, "Greater day« lie before greater cause than the killing of an this nation than it has ever s«*«n be Austrian prince in Serbia, which is fore.'’ Ther«* spake th«« splendid opti the alleged causa for the liegmmng of the most gigantic war of all his mism that is f<»unde«i in faith that tory. Yet. Presnfrnt Wilson's poise the world is progressive ami not and Mr Bryan’s diplomacy is likely retrogressive, arid in the «»umlm-ss to stear our Ship of State through of the American mind and institu the troublous waters without our tions Consider the place where the wn- participating, actively, in the war. timent of proph<«ey was uttered! vet maintain rcsfieet for the Ameri Arlington th«* burial place of thous can flag among the countries of the ands <>f Union «lead! The temple world. The people are according I’resi- for all time of darkness (>i»*s««l. of dent Wilson great credit for the sacrifice mad«« that th«* principle as wisdom he manifests on all questions well as th«* name of fr«*««|om should pertaining to the European war lie enshrine«! in th«* American heart! There was reminder of gloom dis While he is the ultimate authority of the United States on ail questions sipated and of more glorious reali- of diplomacy with other nations, xation than th«* most sanguine hoped should not. at least, a |*art of the for in that hour of gloom. It was credit l»e given to Secretary Bryan’ a master stroke of contrast between The preaident certainly consults Mr what is and what was; carrying the Hryan on all of these diplomatic mind forward in expectancy of even questions and upon which thev’serm greater contrast I m * tween what is to be in splendid accord. Surely and will I m *. The green mounds ami white head- Mr. Hrvan’s views have an influence stones als»ve those thousands of upon the president’s actions else hr slee|»ers at Arlington were mute re (Mr. Bryan) would lie a chump to remain a member of the cabinet. minders that their sacrifice hail And we can allow the secretary of dealt the last blow to one human in state a |»art of the credit without stitution of evil, so that with living detracting in the least from the men who profited by it. it stands utterly condemn«*«! and unthinkable president's fame Whether President Wilson ami as part of th«« American life. That Secretary Bryan will continue t>> of itself is a greater day than was keep our country clear of the war ever dream««! about by those who mixup and yet maintain a proper made it possible W’e mav I m * pardon««! for heliev- res|a-ct for "Old Gl«»rv” remains to he seen. The implication that, un ing that when President Wilson leas Germany makes a proper re- spoke of another "greater day,” a siainw to the president's most re day vet to come, he had in mind the spectful demands, diplomatic rela (»amshment of another evil, that of tions between the two countries and war; ami in that achievement Ameri an effort made to pursuade all can instrumentality would be power neutral powers to pursue a like fully evident. We can not think course of conduct. will he a suffi that the picture in his mind's eye cient punishment to Germany, with was made up solely of more and out active warfare. When (Germany bigger citiea. of greater wealth and knows that she will suffer oatracixa- general affluence; of wheat and gold tion from ail other nations if she and railroads and ships and of all persists in sinking unarmed mer the purely material things that ooo* chant veserls. and that she will have tribute to national grandeur. We to make gissi all reasonable damages think that the picture ha«i more of liefore such relations are restored, the spiritual and the world saving she will be apt to think two or three touch and color in it than that. President Wilson is something times liefore sending a negative answer. This will mean a complete more than a scholar and statesman, severance of all trade relations lie has in him the spirit of |sx*sy which, in the end, means financial and of prophecy always the attri butes of the larger man. He senses ^bankruptcy. No nation, just the same as the the American mission as many other individual, can live completely with men do not the tniMinn of leader in itself Its economic system would ship in the formation of a new world Fhrrc is idcaliMii in that have to be completely reorganised. state. For Painting, Decorating ■ml We make a specialty of Friend mission, as the preeident undoubted ly «a*«« it. that giv«-s lhe greater ship Engagement anti Wedding Papering of all kinds, see C M. glory to the «lav within his vision —■1 Ring« F M French A Soo. Albany. Odfry All work finished in a thorough workman like manner. Portiand Telegram: < Iregoh I Evervlssiv ««bsrrves that since President Wilson’s note to ijermany ■(»»tit the IxiMtania lh«*re has h«*«-n a lull in dormmtic American politics. Soma «ay that this is dur to our «*nsra of national |M*rtl and the un conscious d«-«irv for «»Manty at a time of foreign difficulty. Partly, of courses this is true; but it is »■qually true that the subsiding of the activities of the aspirants for the republican nomination ami their friends is due to the r«*alizati<»n. I conscious or unconscious, of h<»w ’ valueless that nomination is at any ! time when President Wilson is mak ing good The pulilie feels that the president, in his note tn Germany, fulfill««! the national aspiration, ex-1 pt«*«m«i the national sentiment ade- i quately. To the extent that Mr. Wilson d«s-s thia th«« public will sup port him If hr hapiirns to do it consistently to the end of his term, nothing can defeat him If it were not I »ad taste to look upon it in such a light, it woul<l be possible to say that the German trouble was a lucky accident for I’rvaulent Wilson and the democrats. Colliers. * • A MODEL 1915 HAVE FORDS JUST All new I’ords are fully equipped, having elec trie lights and stream line body. A new idea is the Ford Buyers Profit Sharing Plan. $565 $515 5-Passenger I ouring Car 2-Passenger Roadster - For Further Particulars see Fred T. 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