THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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Per cent a loss, for government
bonds ar* exempt from taxation and
this fully covers the loss tn must
localities
The Tribune believe» that con
gress should get busy on arranging
a draft on money. Surely our gov
ernment has not so degenerat«1
that she values money above men.
If so, it is quite time for the govern
mental spirit to be reconstructed.
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LCT US HARMONIZE
AliVKrnNtNG KAWr
Scio will never ret anywhere un
— 6c ices more harmony exists among the
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ir>e people <« matters which effect put>-
llc interrete. We differ with refer
Duplay advertising, long time, see
ence to the conduct of our schools,
manager.
on street improvement. <»n Improv
Extended marriage or death notice*
ing <-ur highways, etc. and. in fact,
per line
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on every question effecting public
Special rates <•»» lone time display
interests
advertising.
Now. it is right that we should
differ in opinions, We can only ef-
feet progress by discuaaing the
CONSCRIPT THE MONEY
questions appertaining thereto. But
Nevertheless the .late Liberty | when a decision is made, then all
b-an bond fund appears to have ■ilscusaion should cease and every
been over subscribed, many oeople one give h*s or her influence to
b>cai advertising, per line
who were quite able tn d* so, failed carry out whatever nay lie, by the
to volunteer their cash at the call plana which may have been adopted.
of th<-government. Now the per-1
Inorder to carry forward any
petuation of the American govern
ment 1« just as vlluable to one
citizen as another. Indeed it is of
more value to the man who owns
large blocks of income paying prop
erty than to the man who owns his
lalw>r only for. should an enemy at
tack ut and w-curr a footing on our
short-«, as in the case of Belgium or
northern France. the property owner
would suffer in a financial way.
while the man with labor as his only
s . mh -1. has only his life and that of
his family at stake.
Another very important reason is
the property owner is usually too
old for military service. Hence he
can only do his bit by freely devot
ing his money in the defense of his
country. True, his boy may be in
the ranks. Bui the boy is only pay
ing the debt he owes his country.
His father should not appropriate
credit therefor. M<et of our money
ed men give freely of their means
to the needs of our country. Un
fortunately then- arc a few, and we
hope their number is small, who
value their dollars shive human
life. Aye. even above our govern
ment's existence, under whose laws
and protection they have accumulat
ed their wealth. These men are
slackers, just as is the young man
who refuser! to register for military
service
Should no^the wealth of
such men I* drafted just as our
young men soon will lie? If they
will not I m * volunteers, they should
ami must lie conscripts.
Too many of our American people
plan- too high an estimate upon
their wealth. They throw too many
boqueta at themselves for having
been successful in th»- scramble for
dollars. In fact they are. hut thev
may not know it. dollar worshiper*.
So if the man of wealth, or even
of a comfortable competence, will1
not do his bit either in the ranks aa
a soldier or bv giving of his sub-'
stance, he should lie made to do so.
Nor should the government hesitate
to take from his substance, a just
proportion for the nations defense. |
Iterently all young men between
the ages of 21 and 30 were required
to register for military service.
From this registration an armv of
from 600.000 to 1.000.000 men will
be drafted.
They will have no
option but to obey the governments
requirement. They will be exposed
to sickness am! death, on the battle
front They, many of them, will
give up all for their country. Th*
finan.-ial slacker Is asked to give up
a part of his moneyed substance in
the way of a loan to the govern
ment, backni by the l>e«t security
in the world. He is asked to donate
the difference between
par cent
and 6 per cent intereet. Nor is thia
was forced to abdicate
Hr has.
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also, seen his brother-in-law king of
Gr»-ree foreed to do likewiar. He
Plumbing or Tinning
sees a great unrest am<>ng his own
—a«r—
people as well, all of which is dur
tn the growing desire of the people
FRED OHLEMIER
for democracy or self giviunnunt.
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In fart, the growth of democratic
His Experience is Wurth Money
feeling in the German empire prob
to You
ably caused the kaiser to force the
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war in order to attract the attention
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of his people away from the rapidly
growing democratic thought
Hut the war, should the Germans
l«r defeated. » likely to bring about
a democratic government for the
Why suffer from e>e*train? GI sm »-
< German people
The kaiser has so
I e* mad«- by us will relieve both
ruthlessly broken treaties with the
’ eyestrain and headaches
other nations of the world ami
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treated them aa mere »craps of
E. C. MEADE
paper, that it la not likely that the
OFTOMETRINrr
entente powers and which now in 8C1U
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Albany. Ore.
clude the Ijnited States, will have
any confidence whatever In a treaty
to which the kaiser would be a
signature. The further fact that
the kaiser has conducted the war in
such a barbarous and cruel manner,
that other nations, which believe
that war should
be conducted
humanely, will demand his abdica
tion aa the leading feature in peace
terms. Indeed the world will not
feel safe so long as William occu
pies the German throne.
Send your Watch to us by mail and we will
Give Germany a republican form
•end you notice at once what the coat will be
of government or a kingdom as
liberal aa that of England, and she
would liccome <»ne of the most prt»-
gressive peoples of the world. But
give the victory to the kaiser and
world liberty would be in jeopardy
at all times
It is because of kaiser's obstinate
disregard of world treaties, and the
especial disregard of the rights of
the United States, that we have
entered into the war. We do not
wish to acquire territory bv con-
quest, Far from it. But we do
wish tn make the world a safer
place in which to hve and that every
nation, large or arfiall. shall have
the right to work out its own de*
tiny as it may deem beet.
So we are now engaged in anoth
er war in the defense of human
liberty. We do not wish to war on
the German people, but we do be
lieve that kaisensm is a block to
human progress and liberty- and
that the world will never be safe as
long as Kaiser William is the ruling
power of a great nation.
Dr. I. K. Sanderson
DKMIST
Sigurd Landstrom, JLWl.l.I.R
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publie improvement successfully in
a town or community, there must
be team work and each factor of
the team must do his part and work
in harmony with the rest of the
team. When, for instance, a ma
jority of the people of our town
decides to make a public improve
ment. it is the duty of one and all,
including the minority, to fall in
line and get the very beat results
from the plan adopted. No matter
whether the plan adopted suits you.
just fall in line and help make the
other fellow's plan the best possible
success.
Now we want our street improve
ment completed this summer. Some
plan of procedure must be adopUd
and worked to. If your plan is not
adopted, by all means help carry
out whatever plan may he adopted.
To accomplish results, an united
effort is required. Therefore let ua
drop all knocking and distensions
and work in harmony for the pro
gress of Scio.
Now that the condensery is being
greatly expandtd and the further
fact that there is a prospect that we
will have a cannery in the near
future, we may, also, have other
manufactures established. It is a'
good large payroll that builds up a
Notice is hereby given that the
town and it behooves all of us to
county superintendent of Linn coun
work in harmony for our common
ty. Ore., will hold the regular ex
good. Let us so conduct our public
amination of applicants for state
affairs that Scio will present the
certificates at th* court house as
best possible outlook to the capital
follows:
ist who may be seeking a location
Commencing Wednesday. June 27
for an industry. It is quite time
at 9 o'clock a. m. and continuing
fur us tn shake off all faultfinding
until Saturday. June 30. at ip. m.
and bickerings, which cannot do
Wednesday Forenoon
good but is sure to be productive of
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United States history, writing,
harm.
music and drawing.
KA1SERISM A FOE TO LIBERTY
There is no doubt but what the
greatest foe to human liberty in the
world today. is the German kaiser.
He is the greatest because he wields
more power than any other auto
cratic ruler and is now warring on
democracy to make autocracv domi-
nent In other countries aa well aa in
his owa.
He brought on thia
greatest of all wars, and which he
is conducting in th* most cruel and
inhuman manner which autocratic
ingenuity can devise, because he is
jealous of the progress democracy,
throughout the world, is making,
including that of th* German people
and he la now making the last great
struggle to maintain the divine
right of kings to rule.
Since the beginning of th* war.
th* kaiser has seen the uprising of
the Russian people against their
Caar who was. ostensibly, fighting
against th* Germane,
but was
secretly aiding them, foe which be ■
Sigurd Landstrom, Lebanon, Ore.
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