The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, October 05, 1916, Image 2

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to stage a financial |>anic everv measure
THE SCIO TRIBUNE gamblers
throughout the nation whenever it p«*are,
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28. Gœd condition 1175 Address
I**« ms * m -» all of there requiaitsu and
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the prims are right.
convenience th do so.\
How thoroughly committ«*d their
They believe H establish«** flexibility rwprewmtative« tn congr«ws were to
r. u ptxx;n. gprroa anf> rnor
in the nation'« money which en- the surrender of American rights at
abl«m farmers to market their crops •»•a wan reveal««! by the v«>t»*u which ,
Fxilered at ths »«toffies at Scio, without being
»ubj«*ct«si tn de they cast wb»*n the Mcl«emore and I
Whtfi in imt H of anything In
Oregon as »scond ciaas matter
pressed prices, caused by corners Gore r«w>>lutious were under eon-
»ay of job work, cal! and see
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and an unnatural scarcity of mom-y. sideration.
We do liret-ciass work at reaaof
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sunariurnoN, in ad van «*
The republicans have hail many prie««
Most farmers view with satis­
150 faction tiie enactm«*nl of th«* rural disappointments in their day. but'
AT MND or YKAR
credit law. the effect of which make« none more grievioiis than the«»*.
SIX MONTHH
it pomible for the fMiner to borrow i Y«rf if things had rotnr to iuum as
money as ctwaply as the railroads, they wished, they would have tw«*n
ADVKKTUIIN«. BATI»
corporations ami Wail street stock mt leas hoetilc to the present a>|-
IxM-al advertising, per line
; ministration. The strike, th«* war
gamblers
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Display advertising, per inch
10c
All humanitarians are debghtird ami the humiliating retreat from
Display advertising, long time, see with the enactment of the child the submarine r»«ntr<»vvn«y, all of
manager.
labor law. which will prevent Ameri- < which they enc«*urage«i, would have
Extend«*! marriage or death notices can manufacturer« from making, lawn sriM-d upon at «-«ire ca the best,
tier line
3c practically, slave« of American chil­ of reaams for turning the demo- j
Special rales on lone time display dren. The above mention««! Isws rrats out of power
advertising.
Un|>atriotic partisanship of thi»
which, with many others enacu-d
and which the people have long kind m always in favor <>f public
desired, cannot all I m * wnmg
Ik- calamities until it gets them; after
A MAHER OF
cause these laws reach out mb* un­ that, it w«*k» to «-mliarraiM political
SERIOUS THOUGHT tried fields. lh»ir practical operation opponents charge«! with the conduct.
may, and doubtless will, show the of affaire who are compelled b< fare ,
The people of the United States necessity of amendment, as thou­ th«* r->ru»-«| iMMic»»»,
The thre«* great complaints of th«-!
are being solicited most earnestly, sands of other laws enacted by
Cash Paid tor VeaL Hoga. Hides and Caacara Bark
suits their
imtiktl gVIBY TMIIMCMY BY
H1ZZ
H1ZZ
J. F. WESELY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Field and Garden Seeds
in fact the solicitation from some republican congresses hav«
Hu' republicans in this campaign arc
Prices Right
so ureas is equivalent to a demand, thia fact doe« not prove them that I’resMictil Wilson has mam i
to make a change in th«* political wrong, or corrupt, or of class legis­ tamed tware with Mexico, eompvlled ,
Oar Motto
Lite and Lei Lve
Conduct of our government Would lation.
They are the foundation the great«*st of military empire* to
a change at this time he wise? «ton«*» which will free the t«*ople r<*«|*<»et American rights at sea and ‘
Under existing conditions. would a from the clutch«« of the su-«*all«'ii headed off a |>anic-br<*cdmg strike. I
OREGON
HCIO
change be patriotic? Is it wise tn money trust.
It is for th«-««- achiev* menu that the !
change horses while crossing a
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Mr. Hughes, also, condemns the country is asked to punish him
stream?
M-
eight-hour day law in unmeasured N«*w York World
These are question» which should terms and say* it should not have
appeal tn every thinking man and been enacb-d under th«* conditions
$3,000,600,000 More in Wages
woman in the nation. It is a time it wu < nucted
i
Now. a« a ma­
when i>at riot ism should supersede jority of republican congr«*«smvn
From th«* records of «employment
partisan politics.
Until Europe voted for this law. it should not be am! wag«-« over th«* country in i*-ty
abandons the sword for the pursuits condemn«*! a« s democratic m«*a» M-uion of the Ih-tMirtment of labor,
I am prepared to do your painting or pa|*er hanging
of panes, patriotism, business se- ure.
The alternative would hav«* the democratic campaign text-book
on short notice, at reasonable rates
Refer you to
gacity and common sense d«*mands been the most gigantic railway calculai«*» that SB.000.000.000 more
J. F. Weeeiy as to the character of my work.
that th«* general political conduct of strike in the world’s history and the nas lieen paid out in wag«« during
Estimates of material made
Give me a trial.
the nation, «hall not I m * changed absolute tMralysis of business all the Wilaon adn inistration to date
materially from what it is at pres­ over the nation. Had this strike than was paid out during U m * pre-
GEORGE GIBBONS, Sao, Ore.
ent.
,
occurred, you fanners could not reding Taft administration.
So far, nevertheless, the numer­ have sold your wheat for a dollar or
There appears to be no reason for
ous crisis have been most trying more per bushel, nor y»ur hogs, questioning the «ubstantial accuracy
and exasperating, our nation is at nor your cattle, for you would not of this figure, W age* are up some
peace with Europe. Our battlruhqis get transportation to carry them t>> 20 per rent on the average from
are mostly in home waters and we market. Perishable fruit would ba four years ago. More m«m are at
have no armies over In Europe to a total loss. etc. The prevention of ! work in spite of * he war exodus to
supply food for cannon. Several thia strike means the saving of hun­ Europe, and there is more work |ier
Ara your barns filled for the winter? Crops harvested?
times a diplomatic break with Ger­ dreds of millions of dollars to th«* I man. The pay envelop was never
Hay in? Everything snug and tight for the cold weath­
many seemed imminent and contro­ American farmer
1» this wrong a» so numerous or so regular or *>
er? How about yourself? How about your money?
versies with England most vexing Mr. Hughes says it is? Ila>i Mr. heavy.
Where is it? Why not tuck Ik away in an Account here?
Rut President Wilson ami his ad­ Hughes lieen pr«*sid«*nt you farmer»
Mr Hugh«*» will probably agrre
Your money is safe and while it is here no one knows
visers have kept us out of this most would have had to sustain the luas. i to thia, but will attribute it to the
anything about it. You have complete secrecy
sanguinary war of all history.
unless he changed his mimi and I»- war. But if it is due u> th«* war It
Yet we are living daily informed came "vacillating." as he says Wil­ is equally due to our k«** i>mg out of
by Candidal«* Hughes and other re­ son is.
th«* war, and it is therefore equally
publican spellbinders that Mr Wil­
The fact of the matter is; Presi­ •lue to the Wilson administration,
son's conduct of the government is
dent Wilaon has met every crisis which kept us out of the war. If
ALBANY
s»-«»«M-a.m^.
OREGON
all wrong; that he should have
throughout his pre«id«mey brav«*|y ‘words** had giv«*n way to “deeds.”
done differently in every crisis, that,
and has solved it in a manner which as Mr. Hughes now vaguely de­
bv inference, he should have sent
has redowned to. as he bell«vad ami mands and rcfum*s to define, this
our battleahqw over to Europe when
as most people believe, the best in­ SS.000.000.000 would have had quite
the Lusitania was torp«*doed; that
terests of the American people. Is another lin«* of distribution
he should have sent an army over to
it possible for him to be always would have gon«* to th«- debit
Belgium to help defend h«*r terri­
stead of the credit side of
wrong as Mr. Hughes all«*gvw?
tory from invasion by the Germans,
Now you are asktd to displace a nation*» account along with as much
and. in fact, that we should I m *
and still more, and m«U*ad of in-
president who has proven himself
kb
actively participating in the Euro"
Practically a daily at the price of a weekly.
No other
who has ln*en tried and found not creased wages hundreds of thousand«
fiean war. No other conclusion can I
of
th«n»*
workers
might
by
this
time
m*w«pa|M*r
in
the
world
gives
so
much
at.
so
low
a price
wanting. We know what he will do
lie arrived at if Mr. Hugh«*« and
I
m * getting the re«iuced wage of th«*
in the future bv what h«* has don«*
There has never been a time when a newspaper was
Mr. Roosevelt are right in their
in the (>a«t. On the other hand. we soldier in so far ns thev were able
more
needed in the household. The great war in Europe
contentions for. they say. Wilson is
do not know what Mr. Hughes to rni*a|>e death in the European
has
now
entered its second year, with no promise of an
wrong in his every public act. that
would du, unless we judge him on trench«*«. N. Y World.
end
for
a
long time
These are world-shaking events,
his diplomacy has been vacillating
the basis of his condemnation of
in which the Unit«*d Stales, willing or unwilling, hre
and that all of th«* legislation which
A Word To Our Subscriber.
Wilson.
Moreover he negl«*cts or
tw«*n compelled to tpke a part
No intelligent person
has been enacted during the present
refuses to tell what he would du,
can ignore such issues.
administration should be expunged
Now that the crops are harvested
nevertheless lie has been rvapect-
Th«* presidential contest also will soon be at hand
from our statute books. Nobody
fully naked to do ao.
Shall we land, in m<wt instances market«*d. a
Already candidates for the nomination are in the field
believ«*s that either Mr. Hugh«*« or
change a tried and true preaident word to our dtlmquetd subscribers
and the campaign, owing in the extraordinary character
Mr. Roosevelt are honest in their
for one who is untrieii ami probably t will not l*e out of place. Surely it
of the tinwa. will lie of supreme interest
No other
contentions. Nobody believes that
will not be a hardship to you |»*«»ple
untrue to the common ¡»eople'
newspaper will inform vou with ths promptness ami
all of their wild amertions are true.
who ow«- us one. two or thr«*e years
cheapness of the Thrice-a-Week edition of the New
Th«*ir only excuse must be their in­
subscription
to call at our office and
York World.
IS
THIS
THE
PARTY
tense par Iman ism and their over­
settle. The sum mav sesm mcon»«-
The Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price
whelming desire to secure control of
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN? quential to y<»u. But when you add
is only II per year and this pays for 15« capers
We
the government.
.fiM) or 4< m > of these small sums to-
offer this unequalled newspaper and The Scio Tribune
The thinking man or woman, who
How ardently the republican gether, you can see that it amounts
together for one yens for $1 815. The regular «ubscop­
is m>t partisan in political thought btwaes hoped for a great railroad
to a considerable sum. We need
tion price of the two paper is K 28.
or action, will think seriously before strike to paralyse industry and pro­
the morwy ami we know you will
voting to place the man in the mote disorder is shown by the
Send you Subacnpton to
gladly pay it. if you can but think
president's chair who savs every anger with which they assail the
about the matter when you are in
thing Wilson has done is wrong.
methods by which such a disaster town. Do not force us to ask you
Mo«t people believe the regional wm averted.
for it, pereonally.
8UIO
OREGON
bank law a splendid niece of legis­
How anxious they were for war
lation
They believe it destroys the with Mexico is proved by the bit­
Fur Sale. —Hi-inch old fir wood.
power of Wall street. New York, terness with which they crilicae , Ask for uric««. I. G. kaltus.
I
J. F. WESELY
Painting and Paper Hanging
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YOUR BARNS
ALBANY STATE BANK
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