The Scio tribune., July 06, 1916, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE •lection
not bright.
An Excellent Cauiae
Governor Withy com he. Iwcauw of
Germany «vrtainly knows, by this
President Lincoln was
The democrats had or time, that h* r def«*at ia sure in the the fact that «-ne secretary ha» gone
wer«- a>tout to nominate Hen, Geo end. With inability to get the much off with the National guard, h««
Wm F>ilert. who ia now proprie­
IMl'gU XAKKY TWt'KMllAY HY
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B. McClelland as their candidate nee«i«*d »uptilm*. it is »imply whulv- canard another secretary to take *«n tor of the R um house, in All«any.
T. L. PUGGg*. mrrOB «Nh rnor
and the anti-war partv was very sale murder to continue the strug­ the duties of th« absent «me and invitta all of his old friends and the
sure that it would win the election gle. The humiliation of defeat i* a, without an inert-ase of pay. Th«- traveling puldic in general to sample
Entered at the mwtofhee at Scio. in the fall. It had nominated an bittor pill Pi swallow, yet it must' governor think* the duto»* of the
the splendi«! meals he is now serv­
Oregon as wcond class matter
union general, with the purpose of l«r *wa!l«iw«d. then why continue tw»olfw* will mil be overburden- ing
(«orni well wv pared. served as
catching all of the wavering or tb«- worse than uaH«*» «laughtor? tome. If such is true with th«*i*r* you get it al home ami without at­
Si. ‘25 independent voter* of that day. just
BUMOUmoN. IN ADVANt'K
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’ two secretaryships, why may the tempting any unrieo-nsary dis¡«iav.
1.60 aa the republican* have «-lcctr«l WHAT T. R. ASSERTED IN 1913
AT BNP OF YKAK
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«alm* not be true in hundreds of is the rule at th«- Ru» house
If
!
other
similar »tat«* ¡»«tHtion«? Con- you d«-sire a go»«i wh<>l««eome «•at
.76 Judge Hugh«** to gather in the Inde­
HIX MONTHS
STAND HE TOOK YESTERDAY
. »obdation of «Noinmiwdon» and <>fl><-»-* ami plenty of it. the Ehlerl ia the
pendent voter* of today. It was
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has lM**n a d«>n«ami of th«* p«*opl«-
anything to I «-at luncoln in IMU as
AllVKItTUHNG KATtM:
tf.
place to go.
¡913
!
for a nOrntx-r of years. Now that
local advertising, per line
5c it is anything to beat Wilson at the
SiM-aking al a dinner tendered bv the »tart has to-v-n marie, th«« leffie»
present time Th«- democratic news-
Federated Church
Display advertising, per inch
I Oc
National
I'fogr••»!««•« ««n ti»e eve of |atun. «hould appoint a smelling
paper* of anti-war proclivities were
«to. OMOQN
Display adverting. I««ng lime, «ee
lh«-n criticizing and misconstruing his departure for South America, j committee to sm«dl out other in- Sunday School
10 a. m.
•e
manager.
every act of President Ijncoln as October 8. 1913. hia "far«-well *d-1 «tanevs wherein the taxpayer ia be- Prvai-hing
11 a. m.
Extended marriage or death notices
11ng robbad. A» a matter of fact, Christian FImleavor 6:30 to 7:30 p m.
the radically partisan republican dm* <»»1 RiMMM-vell deeian«l:
per line
3c
"The party ia solid and it is th* if state emidovr* w»uM work a*
rw-wspapers criticize and misconstrue
S«*ng Service
7:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Spt*cial rate« on long time display
firm
d«-term ma I Ion <>f the rank •nd I they would t«r ct-m|«-il«-<i to work if
President Wilson today.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:30p.m.
advertising.
Union victories, however. Is-for,- tile, no lew than the lea«ier*. to pre- privately employed, one-half «if th«- Hroth«*r Mcikeljohn. Leader.
th«- campaign was over, proviti serve its political «-nlity, its Milidity j pr«-M-nt army of tax«-utor* could be
II B. Iler, Pastor.
< discharged without injury to the
THE MEXICAN PROBLEM
conclusively that the war we« not a and integrity.”
' public service.
failure aryl the wavering voter* all
"Men
ami
women,
I
would
con-
the
cam
fell
into
line
and
dosed
Whether or not the prtwnt crisis
a
u.
is to bnng on war with Mexico, re- ' ¡>mgn with the reel«M*tion of Prosi­ tinue the fight even if I *too«i en-i
Reasonable Rates
I »hall continue if i charw.p.rio.<j republican* who *lay-
mains to be s«*«-n.
Neverthrtews.' 1 dent Lincoln. If history la to he tirely aiooo.
Any Amount
Carranza does not seem to be so I i repeated, the independent voter of with a glad andproud heart lieeauw ! ied with the g o. p. as crooks and
l»>ng Time
detormin«-»! a» he was a few davs today will read political conditions it is mad«- in your comnany.”
No waiting
malefactors. Wonder if he think*
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ago ami may end«»avor to avert a aright and n-elect President Wiison
! they have now reform**»!. or ha» he
HECKER * BEAM
cla«h bv conceding th«- American de­ next November
"Win or lose, whatever the <*uV degenerated into like condition? If
138 I^-onSt. Albany. Or.
"Copperhead” wa* the name com­ come, I am with you, and I am f°r : the old saying "bird" -if a feather
mands, the condition* in M««xlco will
lie cnangmi but little, if any. The monly applHrd tn all who opposeti this cmuw to tight bi the end
flock together" is true, some sort of
diM>rganiz»i factional, starving con­ and misconstrue<l the efforts and are d«-dicated in this great war f,,r i a chang«- on on«- or th«- other side
made?
dition will «till exist south of the acts of the administration of Mr righteousnera. and while life lastsjmust
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Maybe
DR. A. G. PRI11.
border and raid* across th«* iMirdrr Lincoln during toe Civil war. Rank we cannot and we will not •ban- Teddy has joined his famous Anna-
to get food and other supplies will psrtisanism would have ta-en the don it.”
| nias club.
Phyncian and Surgeon
continue. The state of our pre|«ar«*d- more apt term to use then as it is
Calls Attended
ne» now in active process on the now in misconstruing th«* acts of
"Themen who ledieve that we!
hay or Night
border, may stay the warlike dis­ President Wilson
—
WHKN YOU W ANT
• will ever betray these ideals or ■
While conditions of civil war day* almmion the task to which we have ‘
SCIO
-.-
ORE.
position of the M«-xican l«-ad«*r» but
were
much
different
than
those
of
unleas we destroy the power of the«a-
set ourmdv«-» do not know- u» and
leailer». w«< are sure to have a re- today so far as the Unite») Stat«-* cannot «-ver guess at the faith that
- »KK
petition of condition* which han are independently eoncer mid. th«- inspires us.”
European war and the very threat­
FRED OHLEMIER
forc><i us to jiatrol the border.
>w«k
■! «to H-U-
Mexico is in a chaotic condition, ening crisis with Mexico, causes one
"Thia movement will never g«>
without power within herself to re to almost unconsciously, make the
His Experience ia Wurth Money
hack, and whatever may tietide in
•tore an orderly government. When­ comparison.
to You
the future, of one thing the disciples
ever a Mexican ruler m*curvs power
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Reliai ring a Sp-ciaJty
of an ea#y opportunism may rest
sufficient to grasp contr«il of th«- THE BEGINNING OF THE END
ensured I will never abandon the
Satisfaction Guarantee«!
government, he rt-gani* his position
principles to which we Progrvwaives
as a place to graft ami fill his p«K-k-
Press dispatches state that th«- have olctiired ourselves, ami I will
(Him ••
St*
eta. A spirit of uitaelflsh ¡«itriotism tierman-Austrian armies are being
■
AinHcaas
never abandon the men an<l women H1ZZ »LA1MTOWN
ami devotion to public duty, seems def«<ate»i ami driven back on every
who drew around me to l>at tie for
When’in Albany
wholly Igcking ami wmie power from side. For the first time since the
those principles.''
TRY A ROOM AT THE
an outside nation which will deal beginning of the war, there seems
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with the Mexican people with reason­ to lie team work by the English.
1916
able honesty, must intervene, else French, Russian ami Italian armi«-«.
In
hi*
muaaage
declining the Pro-
anarchy and a return to savagry. Within the past month Russia has
gr«*a*ive
nomination
for ¡incident
will be the portion of our unhappy captured more than 200.000. chiefly
vi-storday,
CoIomil
Roosevelt
de­
Attorney at imw
neighbor.
Austrian prisoners ami larg«- scope*
clared:
I'r«**id«mt Wilson has made the of territory. Itallv i* forcing th«*
•CITY ATTOaMtTI
♦
Good Clean Whol«*»ome Rooms and
"Our loyalty is to the fact
mistake of trusting to the words of Auatrian* liack, recovering much
Beds at Moderate Prices.
sn untrustworthy peoole. In his of the territory »he had loot. The not merely to the name, and least UCHAHON
diplomstic dealing* with that count­ German* are making no headway of all to the party name.”
ry, he suup«>sed he was treating with toward* the capture of Verdun, a
"Yet it has lecum« entirely evi- j
a civilized fieople. whereas he has chore «he has been engaged al with
found them to be semmi-liarbaric. ail the force »he could command tor dent that the p*-ople under existing
Had he not ordered the evacuation the past thrw months, ami with th*- condition* are not prepare*! to ae-,
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of Vera Cruz by our troops, but big English and French drive now cept a new party.”
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had remain**! in control of thia and successfully on th«- way, with the
other* of the Mexican seaports, no shortage of food amt riots among
"D m * progressive national organi-
doubt order would have lieen re­ her citizen», Germany should be ration no longer offers the mean»
stored by this time. However, if convinced that the Iwginning of the whereby we can make them* con­
wsr come«, it will tie due entirely end is at hand
victions eff«*ctive in our national
to unlswful acta of the Mexican*.
life.
Under such circumstances our
The world ha» never had better
We will not take the initiative.
duly
ia
to do the Iwet we can and I
equipp»*«i nor liettcr lighting armies
Rut if war is brought about. The than Germany has mustered during not to sulk Iw-cauae our leadership
Tribun«* believes, we should retain thia gigantic struggle. Failing in i* ejected.”
control of the Mexican government . the accomplishment of her plans in
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until we are almolutely sure that ■ the outset, the war should have
"Under existing condition» th«-
th«* Mexicans can ami will maintain cliwd eighl«wn month* ago. fur at
nomination of a third ticket would,
a »table ami peacable government, that time Germany should have been
in my judgment. l>e merely a move
Cash Paid for Veal Hogs. I tides and (. ascara Batk
lie fore we surrender control to them. convinced that her armies, splendid
in the interest of the election of
Prices Right
This duty w«* owe to Mexico in aa as they were, were not invincible.
Mr. Wilson. * * * 1 shall there­
great sense as we owed to Cuba, it
Our Motto
l.tre anti Let Ln<e
During th«-se eighteen months, fore strongly support Mr. Hughes.
is a cam* of a turbulent troublesome the allies have had tune to organize
the
nomi*
• • • 1 cannot accept
neighbor, who will have to be forc­ such monster armies ami prepare
nation of a third ticket, I do not
ed to be good, both to himself and enormous supplies of munitions, that
SCIO
iielieve that there should be a third
OREGON
to us.
but one ending can possibly result. ticket.”
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The force of numbrn ami ri-smirce»
HISTORY REPEATING
must prevail. The d«>gge«i persist­
"Without any regar«! to what the
ence of the German Kaiser and his personal feeling* of any of u* may
In some respects the preaent poli­ armies means but the needles* sacri­
be a* regard* the action of the
tical campaign ia not unlike that of fice of million* of men and the im- republican convention, I wish very
I MU. with the potation of the great poveri*hm«mt of the nations en-
sohminly to ask the representatives
political parties reversed. President gaged.
of the Progressive party to con­
Lincoln could do nothing which suit­
For the past year or more the sider at this time «mly the welfare
I am prepare»! to do your ¡minting or paper hanging
ed the democratic party in I 864 ami war has lieen but a test of «mdur-
of the people of the Uni teal States ”
on short notice, at reasonable rat«-»
Refer you to
i’r«*»nl«-nl Wilson can do nothing in ance ami of financial backing of the
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J. F. Wesely as to the character of my work.
the present campaign which suit* nations engaged.
It has l«-en a
Estimates of material made
Give me a trial.
”1 earnestly t«iq«-ak from my
¡>arti»an republican»
question of which side could stand
fellow
Progressive*
their
ungrudg
­
In the early stage* of the 1864 pounding the better. The odds are
GEORGE ÇI BRONS, Sen. Ore.
ing support of Mr. Hughes."
campaign, the outlook for the re- now largely in favor of the allms.
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