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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
THE SCIO TRIBUNE ' gVKKY ntLMDAt .Y puatoffice, should buy Liberty bond* instead. Die security la better than that of any bank and aa good a* the |f the Havings knew, right then, that her purpoee to overthrow France ami to defeat England, was checkmated. All of tta lives which have le-en sacrificed »nee. has been pure wanton murder After tta loss of Gettysburg and Vicksburg in the Civil war. tta honest thinkers in th* south knew (hey could not win In all the cam paigns thereafter, tta south flight for a lost cause It is just the same over in Europe When (¡ermany was hurled tack on tta Marne, ata knew or ought to have known that she could not win. And aa time advance*, the proof of that fact is continually growing firmer. The Tribune predict* that another vear and probably very much les* time, will are the end. It is highly probable that our grand armv now training, will never ta sent to Europe. Nevertheless the kaiaer ha* tried to miminixe tta effect of the en trance of the United Slate* in the war by ridicule, he know* that American soldier* are fighters of the twat quality ami that American resource* in men. money, munition* and food arc almost unlimited. He know* now what next year hold* in store for him. 8» we may expect tta final crisis to ta enacted at anv time, for the defeat of autocracy is now a* certain a* anything which has not transpired can ta and tta evidence seems now at hand that tta kaiaer knows it. Tta Tribune will not be surprised if peace is declare.! within 1917. ■s*t(s<« I ns H is rtu l H KsSsrv F*M* N. M. Newport We make a specialty of Friend- ' ship Engagement and Wedding Rings F M French 4 Son. Altany. Oregon Attorney at taw .tepo*itor should. at any time, daairr *XTT ArWBNBVI Notice to Creditor! to in vrai hi* savings. the Liberty Fjilrrwl at the unetofficr at Scio. |M»n<i it just aa negotiable aa tta Laa* mom osauon Oregon aa second das* matter. gold coin would be. Or if. at any Notice is hereby given that tta *i>- <ler*ign««l by order of the County Court time, the cash should ta required of l*nn County. Oregon, has been sp- auaM RirTMiN. in advance I1W for an emergency, tta bond will pointad and duly qualified and acting AT BNO or YUAN , 1.76 serve every purpose at well. executor of the estate of Lydia Large, UNOER LAKERS The investment in liberty bonds late of said County and State. «X MONTH* . .75 should appeal b» everyone. If we All persona having claims against the (alls Attended to Promptly estate of said deceased Are required ta must send our boys to face German I lav or Night aovkktuun <> hatch present tta same with ths ymprr bullet*, aurelv we are not so parsi SCIO - - - OREGON vouchers within si* (C; month* from tacaJ advertising. per line 6c monious that we will not send them the date of thia notice to tta under Display advertiamg. per inch I be food to sustain them, or the gun* signed executor at hts resilience in S o unn County, Oregon. Display advertising, long time, are and amunition with which to defend themselves Dated and first published tins 11 th manager. Not everyone can quire the money day of October, 1917. Ex tendivi marriage or death notine Hut nearly Thoms- J. targe tier line 3c with which to invest Hath Tilt filioiiis Executor. everyone can afford to buy one or Special ratea <>»> lone time display more bonds It simply provides the Willard L Marks, advertising. XT J Y7OA - - OKEGON Atty, for Executor beat possible plan of saving This week Scio had speakers tare ■ to make special appeals in tta inter HELPING THE KAISER est* of the bond*. It should not be difficult to pursuade men to do their Perhaps n<> man nor woman in duty. It should not ta difficult to Oregon, or in any other porti<»n of pursuade men and women to make the United State* for that matter, an absolutely safe loan to provide elemi. would lie willing to aid the German means with which to protect their cause directly. They would not do home*. It should not ta difficult to ao even if such act* were not treason* pursuade men and women to oro- able and the crime punishable, for vide food for your or your neighbors moat Americana willingly are loyal, boy who is now or soon will ta at tn what moat of them think, ia the the tattle front in France. If we brat government in the world. Hut, refuse to do an. we are simply help Indirectly, either by intention or ing the kaiser to prolong or win the negligence, we are giving the cm mv war. Just think for a moment what too much aid and comfort. We are the result would ta should tta kaiser thus helping the kaiser not. perhaps win? You would ta forced to con tn win the war. but tn unnecessarily GOOD COLLATERAL tribute the price of three or four tn prolong it and. consequently to bonds with which to pay Germany'a ■—■—ft ——————— - sacrifice the lives of thousands, many war expenses. If our country is liberty tMinds. within a few year* of whom may I h - our own American worth protecting, and it is. it is not will doubtless ta in demand at a boys. tta time to stand tack and let premium. They will always ta When we permitted the activities George do it. good collateral security. of the I. W. W. to continue for an One use of government bond* in -------- DEALER IN ----------------- undue length of time by dilator* tta latter particular ha* been gener BEGINNING OF THE action, we were doing and did do ally forgotten in thia state. The END IS IN SIGHT just what the kaiser expected that Oregon law permit* the State land we would do. We were assisting in Hoard to lend permanent school delaying the unanimity of public Everybody on each side of tta funds on government Imnd* If rates opinion. Pt get behind the president Atlantic ocean, would ta glad to see of interest on tta school fund were ami congress in a vigorous prosecu the end of tta war. No nation like* not fixed by statute it not les . than tion of the war bi send her young men out to under 6 per cent the alate could purchase When <>ur mechanics who are em- go untold hardships and mayhap ta liberty bonds out ot available school ploped in building wooden ships on slaughtered at the battle front. No money. the Pacific coast, brought on a labor nation desires to increase her in Hut It may lx mi money at 5 per strike, they were doing just what debtedness to fabulous amount* *nd cent up tn 80 per cent of the face I the kaiser would have them do. place a yoke of financial slavery up value of tta bond* Thee loan* run Cash Patti lor Veal, Hogs. Hide* and Cascata Baik Indeed, if II had been possible, the on her people for generation* to one year, but are never ci I led under kaiser would have been glad to fur come. But the war waa brought 10 year* if the interest is wild. Tta Prices Righi nish money to finance the strike, for on without cause and it ia up to the bond interest exactly pay« the inter Ote Motto l.h* and Lei Live these men were giving almost direct world to fight it to the end and to cat on the loan. aid to the (ernian cause Without end it right, for the right must win The state ha* never dons much of j ships to take the places of the ships and. let us hope, end war for all a lending business on government SCIO . • . OREGON sunk by the submarines, we could lime bonds because government bonds' not send soldiers to Prance nor to I'rraa report* of the result* at the were not gem-rally in the hand* of supply them with munition* and > tattle front*, ami of the growing the people That condition will now food when we could send them over, unrest of the German people and ta changed Every man ia a bond let alone supplying the English and of the fast disappearing morale of holder. French armies, now fighting the the German and Austrian armies, Them- facta ought particularly to democracy tattles at the front inspires '.he hope that the beginning interest person* who have saved cash Could any plan have worked tatter of tta end of tta great war is in for a rainy day. We know of one Is a ulea-ant winter route. Travel in comfort to give the Germans more aid and sight. uneasy individual who ha* |8lM). but through a land where it is always- summer. comfort? Continued reverse* which are be ia afraid to invest more than a small Now we have the second Liberty ing inflicted on the German arm* portion of it for fear sickness may Loan to consider. While the sum on the western tattle front and with overtake him. There is San Francisco. San Jose. Del asked Is much larger than that asked the prospect that the carnage is to It doe* not do much good to re Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. Santa in the first hum. it must ta admitted grow mor* intense because of the mind such person* that the history Barbara. Loa Angeles. Long Beach. that the nation, as a whole, is not i increasing strength of the English of all government bond* indicate Venice and other charming resort* subscribing a* freely. Possibly the and French armie*. to ta soon rein that a day will com* when a liberty and much beautiful scenery enroute first loan was subscribed when the forced by the large American army, bond will ta tatter than cash, ta- first appeal to iiatriotism were made ia having the deaired effect upon the cauae it will bring a premium. But along thia line and the people con German soldiery. here ia a good, substantial law. al- ' The apparent unrest and open ready on the book*, which fixes eider thia second call a matter of business requiring deliberate consid disaffection in Germany and the thetr value a* security for a loan. — | eration. The delay In taking up the general tone of the Grnnin govern Oregonian. loan ia giving the kaiser a great deal ment because of the continued de Portland to San Francisco. Standard of hop* and comfort. He will think feat and forcing tack at the tattle Manv good positions can ta had ami tourist sleepers, dining cars, solid the delay is due to the wielding of fr<>nt. forces one to conclude that by anv ambitious v<>ung man or steel equipment. Particularly attrac German influence among us and that the end is not far distant. young woman in the field of railway tive at this season of the year. When a man or government is or commercial telegraphy. We want the people are unwilling to trust fighting what he knows is a loainr a numtar of young men and young our government in a financial wav. battle, he ia simply a fool if he con women to prepare for the telegraph We are willing to draft our young men to send to the tattle front, but’ tinues tta conflict. Thera may be service to fill vacancies caused bv Ask your local *grnt for particulars are unwilling to furnish the money a sort of personal or national glory unusual drafting of young men for with which to buy them food and in dying in the last ditch, but it is the signal corps. Prepare to help munitions with which to fight and not conducive to health. It is simp your country. Write today for full for mamtainance when at the battie ly foolhardiness. particulars.—The Railway Telegraph front, la not this almost direct aid 8-4t When the tattle of tta Marne was Inatitute. Portland. Ore. T. L. trt/ocni. Bonoa AMO raor Morrison & Lowe G. F. Korinek, B. V. S. Veter iniii'itiii OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT FOLGER'S 1 GolAnCite fW I T ea CEYLON J Is complete and stocK fresh and our We carry a full line of Tea, Co flee, Spices, Canned Good«, and in fact, everything needed for the table. HIBLER 8 GILL CO. J. F. WESELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds J. F. WESELY East Via California Three Daily Trains to the enemy? fought and the tier man armv hurled Special price* on • aide of beef. Every person who is placing sav-, tack, right there Germany waa lick-, She waa licked because she , Can you beat it? Sanitary Market. tag deposit* ta the tanka or tta, ed. Southern Pacific Lines
