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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1916)
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Our American nation has stood only three mills and not a very j County (ommiisrtoner al thè forth- Entered at the ixwtoffics* at Scio, *| For a square deal to ever («art of much from the Germans Not <mly heavy burden to the individual thin. Corning primary etoctìon subjert lo 1 Dragun as socund class matter. have they deatroy«*«! American life a«i<tod to state licvn»«n. inhsritance thè will ut thè Republtcan* of Ijnn the county. W. E. Chrisman over in European waters. th«*y have tax«*», etc., furnish 'be state an County »1.26 lumumos, IN APVANCK attempted to foment »trikes and tmormous sum of money to expend I suhmit my record sa eommismon- 1 50 1 forme«! dynamite plots here in our ami. lie it rememliervd. the money «r to you and invite your clone scru AT KNIl or YKAK .76 1 own land. Her diplomatic mrps at is always spent and d«*bci«*nciee are ti ny. I feci that I ha ve dune my SIX MONTNM ’ Washington, secretly, have laen lai- g«-n«*rally reported to Iw add«*«! to duty a* an officiai with juatice and Candidate for Republican APvrrnsiNG katkr : hind thess* plots, and have the cheek future appropriation bills * impartialitv. If you think so, give Nomination for But when we analyze our tax me youo vote. lx»cal advertising, per line be , to claim protection. fr<an arrest for , their misdoings, by th«- German flag receipts, we fine thst the state is T. J. Butler Display advertising, per inch 10c CtJl'NTY COMMISSIONER Just th«* same, when th**«* plots and not the only mnnev gourmand Our Display advertising, long time, re For County Commissioner counterplots are discovered, the in- counties, cities, school and road (or Linn County manager. stigators are held responsible bv districts all have the habit. In Linn Extended marriage or death notices I W E CHRISMAN .. . r. our courts. Even the («vrman am county, for instance, the state •nd Primarie» Mav 19. 1916 or tkfo tier line 3c bassador ia being implicate«! and county lew i« hut eleven mills, V' Special rates on lone time display PLATFORM mav be r«*call«*d by rvqu«*at, <>n that when th«* various s|>-ctal levies are advertising. account. No other of the belligér totah-d. in the cities and towns. the If nominated ami elected' I will ant nations are ev«m accused of such »ggr«*gat«* is from 25 to 40 mills. stand for economy and efficiency in dishonorable work. i For two-thirds of our taxes, the all departments of county husmeim. PARTING OF THE WAYS The friends of Germany in our l»*ople are r«*»|s»nsil>le for they vote land accuse President Wilson of be it upon th«*mselves. No right thinking man wants war ing in a wort of secret alliance with Still we do not excuse the legisla with Germany. All know it means England. Fiance ami Russia, in that ture for its wastful appropriations th«* slaughter of our young manhood h«* permits our manufacturers to nor for the ncedlras official» it foists and an enormous cost to the nation DEALER IN sell arms and munition» of war to u|H»n th«* people. At the »am«* time every citizen be th««ae countries. , He has no lawful For instance, in Ijnn county we lieves it to l>e the duty of our gov right to prevent thts traffic. Ger-1 ! have two officials, recorder and ernment to protect the lives and many can buy of our manufacture»: . sch«H.| suiaerviaor. for which we have litierty of our American citizens if «he wishes as ah«- can buy food ' ; n.> m»r«* need than a wagon has for and. if need be. to compel a reason products Nor i» it our fault that I 1 five w*h**els Nor have w«* any m«v<! able respect for our flag by other German war and merchant shqaij * whatever for two circuit judg«*« nations have lieen driven from the sea. ' Pr<d»ably Benton county taxpayers For n«*arly one year. President Rut w«> do have the right to pro- i ’ ar<- being l*iin<-<i<-d in like manner. Wilson has ls*en trving to pursuade If Brother Brown will look out tret American life and property tiermany to conduct her under wa w«*st from his office he can are one from piracy, whether it be German warfare in a manner which will not or any other nation and. as a matter | of the great reasons for high tax hazzard the lives of non-cumbattanta Our state colliqrcs are c««rt- of course. American life comes first. I ation and. particularly, those of our own This is why our president is an! | Ing the tax payers nearly 11.000,- Cash Paid lor Veal. Flogs. 11 idea and Cascara Bark citizens. (Germany has promised stnmuously opposed to the mdiscn-Î ihmi annually. Arc they worth it to time and again to so modify the Prices Right minate slaughter by Germany's I j th«* state? activities of her submarine boats But can wr get better ami more underm-a boat» ah«i make« hi» lead Our .Motto: l.tre anJ Let /.nv that we would have no cause of •*con<>mical results from the l«*gtsla- ing effort to stop It. complaint. Evidently that govern German diplomacy is wnolly re- | ■ ture, if w«- continue to send im ment regards promises made to the pecunious lawyers and others, who SCIO OREGON Unite«! States as mere scraps of sponsible for the war. She is re pay little if any taxes, down there sponsible for the reign of torror sh«* paper, to Is* violated whenever it ha» sought to in»|>in* with her air-1 i to make laws for us and spend our suits her convenience to do so. «» She is rv- i money? President Wilson has Inion exceed ship« and submarm«*« The legislator is our most impor ingly patient in conducting diplo sponsible for the war she wage* on 4 tant official. True his fier diem m and the lives of non-comtait tanta j matic correspondence with the I / No civilized nation small, but just look at the fat joba Kaiser. Entirely too much so. say ■he deatroys. he hands out. the salanes he raises has. heretofore, conducted war on his political enemies. But he. with the great mass of th«* American so brutal basis and the civilized but never lowers, the commissions people, abhor war. Many of us world will hold the German nation h«* crest«-» to »pern! our tax moneys, know by actual experience what responsible tor thia crime against th«* unnecessary clerks he hires, etc The profile fall down in the quality actual war means. We know what civilization. of th«* personnel of the legislature Lat the German under era Iswta suffering and sorrow war entails ami President Wilson and the people operate against the war ships of her they elect We do not semi our lanrt would go to almost the extreme bn* foes in any manner she please*« and tittod men there tweause they will But the time is not far fore saying or doing anything which the world will say amen. Let her not g<> distant when our b««t fitted men YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME would send our young men to the capture belligerent merchant m«*n am! women will be glad to go. The) and appropriate both «hip and cargo field as f*Hid for bullets. But there is a limit beyond which and the world will say she is within will do so in self defense and of a But tosend her air-j P»*Hotie d«re to place our great we. as a nation, can or will go and her rights wtw ships over defenseless towns to drop *toto in the column of that limit has been reach«*«!, is the zenahip. Nor did he have an idra of gaining a partisan advantage by taking a firm stand against German ■luplitity, n«*vertheles some little republicans attribute su«*h as hts ■ ' purpuee. P. 11. FREERKSEN J. F. WESELY Staple and Pancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Held and Garden Seeds JJ f J. F. WESELY t r Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent Faltus’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks I » I Cigars, 1 obacco, Etc. opinion of President Wilson. And destructive bomb« to deatroy women ••cono”'> It is quite time for the people to a vast majority of the American and children and the world will say such warfare is barberoua act in this matter. Get out to the people are of a like mind. Nominate men j President Wilson is right when he Pomary election. Last w«*ek the president in an ad tells Germany »he must »too her f,,r <•* legislature in whose hands dress to both Houses of congress, indiscriminate undersea warfare <** P** ’ ! ’ 1 ** interests are safe If gave a history of Germany's wrong wherein American lives are jeopnr- T° u < *° no * fhink the candidates who ful acts and of her contempt of anv promiars sh«* had made to this nation dized. He would bs deerehet in offer themselves are the right men. I know A stronger indictment against a duty if he di«l not do so. After wr'“* ,n th<* ru,n»*» ai men l>atiently striving tn persuade Ger« j ire tight (, ur Corvallis friends I foreign nation has not lieen made many to live up to International haTe «Urted a movement which we since the issuance of the Declaration of Independence, than the jiaper he laws of war laws which she assist- h"Pr *‘ll M»rea<i to every county in | "*' muirt have legisla- read to congress, a copv of which ed in the making, our president has ,h* *1«1* was sent to the (German govemrrwmt the backing of the American |wople tur** *h'<* «• .-conomically wise together with a practical ultimatum behind him. if we except German B,t<* which cannot be swept from its feet by the modem Ixxiating crowd. The matter now rests with the sympathizers and very cheap pea nut politicians, who oppose him for e**“ ***** P**°P*** will abolish that body German government with the inli partisan gain “ one which has outlived its useful- mation that promiaaa will ne longer mhmm * ness. do. Only prompt action will now suffice. FIGHT FOR LOWER TAXATION That the president will be sup- ported by both congress and the people, is a foregone conclusion. In a crisis of this character patriotism immediately steps to the front ami party ism is relegated to the rear Only peanut politicians of the Mann class will ring the party changes at' such a time. The Benton County Courier is making an aggressive fight for lower taxation in Oregon and the interests have been spread to other count!«*«. It is the purpose to make the de mand for lower taxation state wide and The Tribune hopes the effort will be successful. It ought. Such President Wilson's actions in the a pressure should be brought to matter is justified by every patriotic bear on the legislature, next winter. citizen and the peofile of other | that that body will be forced to nations. He could do nothing else give the people relief. And it will without demeaning American citi- ! taka strong pressure too. for many Federated Church SCIO. OREGON Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. I Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 D.m Song Service 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brother Metkeljohn. Leader. H. B. Iler. Pastor In making up your hat of papers and magazine« for winter reading, don't neglect to include The Scio Tn buns in the number. « SHASTA ROUTE TO 7 HE ROUTE OF SCENERY. SERVICE AND SAFETY CALIFORNIA Is the comfortable and quick way to go. Through cars to San Fran cisco and Loa Angel«*« 4 Daily Train* on Shasta Route. Shasta Limited San Francisco Express Elx pm it ion Special California Express * Direct connection madr at San Fran cisco to all points in the East or Sonth. Liberal stopovers allowed. 10 days extra allowed at El Paso and New Orleans on eastern tickets. Southern Pacific Lines i >9
