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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1917)
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But the gather up every little mite of LA SANOH Oregon as second elam matter. kaiser did consider that condition Notice is hereby given that the un- neighborhiHid goewo and scandal «lersigne«! by orfcr of the t 'ouoty Court thinkable and has proven it to those •uMcmrnoN. in ai > vancr si .& o and retail the same, confblentially 'of Linn County, Orrmm, has U-cn ap countries and has threatened to AT KNt> « YKA* 1.76 pointed and duly qualified and acting of course tn thia and that neighbor treat the United States in like man executor of tbs estate of l.ytia large, with, perhaps, a little emliebshment UNDER TAKERS Ml MONTHS .76 ner after conquering France and late of said County and Stau- to make the story tellable. While England (alls AtU-tid«-<1 to Promptly All persona having claims against the many of us do things we ought not auvkktihin «. rate » estate of said dreeax-d arc r»-ipiir*«d Io It is idle to say the kaiarr is in I lav or Night to do, we have never heard of a re present the same wit tí. | i er I> k - s I advertising. per line 6c sane and that he ia drunken with OREGON vouchers within six (Si m :h» hum form lanng accomplished by he or Stili Display wivertùing, par inch 16c power. All believe he is in that the date of this notice to the un«!«r she who may lie th«* victim of th« Display advertising, long Urne, see condition. At the same time there signed executor at his resvknre tn .<«>-> acandalm«>nger On the contrary, is plenty of method in his madness .Ann County, Oregon. manager. the victim ia usually driven to being ExU*nd«»«l marriage or «Ivath nolle«« and an attroeious cruelty which (>at«>d and first published this 11th more !x»ld in hia or her discreditable day of October, 1917. per line 3c would have made the ancient Hun acts, for they think that if everv- Thorns* J. la-go Special rati« <«•< long time display ashamed of himself. body knows of his or her misdoings, So we are confronted with a con Executor. advertising. i dition which must br met whether there ia no usr in trying to conceal1 Willard I. Marks. their acts. Atty, for Executor we like it or not. A world enemy DO WE REALIZE Now this is n»t just the right is at law who has th«* egotism to •H way to accomplish a reform on the OUR SITUATION amume that G«id has commissioned I him to dominate the world. W«>, as part of the evil doers. If you must I a part of th«* world in common with talk about the matter, go tn the The apparent leathrrgy of some England. France, Italy, Russia and evildoer and. in a friendly manner, people of the United Stales in tak Serbia, must eilh«*r submit au|*inely advise him or her that the wrong ing up lulwrty Bonds subscriptions, to this dominance, or like men in ads are known «f amf council him leads one to conclude that the whose veins the blood is red. rise up or her to d«*sist from whatever the American people do not realize the and subdue this eneny to humanity. evil may hr. If you cannot do this, enormous ta*k that is before them. Th«» Tribune believes that the it is beat tn say nothing. They do not realize the relentleM president an«! c«>ngr««s acted wisely Everyone prrfers to «mjoy a go««! and brutality of the kaiser and his wiv-n they declared war upon thia name among his or her neighlwirs. army nor the enormous expense re oo n Moreover, c«*mmon erw«my. We, also. believe rather than an evil one quire«! to transport and maintain an they erred in not making this de there is g<Mx! in everyone if It ran army at the l*attl>* fronts in France claration one year sooner and that l*c drawn out. There ia evil enough and Belgium. they grieviously erred in not com in all of us and little «*n««urb of To refuse to uupulv our soldier mencing to prepare the nation for g«M»d And it is the part of the god boys with every «-Mentis! for a war wh«-n the German army com- neighlM>r to forget or overlook the vigorous prow-cut ion of the war. meoeed the march on Belgium in evil of his fellow and cherish the means the useless slaughter and 1914. Had such been th«* case we gtMMl. It is a safe rule of action to. ——— — — — .w maiming of our boys whom we have unhesitatingly say the war would if you cannot say something good selected to represent the American ! have end«*d Ring before now. But of your neighbor, say nothing. people in th«- contest we did not du so and we are now It ia too much our custom tn hand , It hi nonsense to wav that our | «.-tiding soldiers to francs in conse our neighbor a boquet when he is entrance into the war was unneces quence. But congress and the in his grave and b> hand him thorns PEA LEK IN sary. It was compulsary, if we de president are human just the same when he is alive and among us. sire to maintain our liberty and as the rest of us. They and we Society would ba the better if thia Independence and would protect our could not then see the conditions custom should be reversed What j right to live in th«« world and travel which now confront us. We then beneflt is it to the dead to say kind ; on the was. thought the kaiarr and the German and praise words of hin.? if spok«-n ! i Ix*l us sup{M>«M- that our govern paapla were civilized and were gov- when living and active among us.' ment had remain'«<| alwolulcly neu* «•rwd by the ordinary impulses of nothing but good can c*-m«- of it. * tral. had refused to furnish fo<>d humanity. We knew the kaiser was Some author has veiy truly said and munitions of war to the alii«« erratic but thought him sane and "The evil that men do lives after and submitted supinely like whipped govern*«! by the principles of them; the goo' ia often interred curs to the many insults to our national h«»nor. We are now com with their boi * * ” national honor and to the murder pelled to revisr our opinions. The community is a happy <>ne of our citizens and the d«*»truction Wc have now selected and are where th«* scandalmonger is not. It of property, when we were attend ( ash I’nul tor Veal, Hogs. Hides and Cascara Bark training a national army of over a is a r«»mmunity where righ' thinking ing U> our lawful and legitimate Prices Righf half million <*f our voung men. With men and women delight to live. It busimwa What would have been the regular army, national guard is one in which harmony of purpose Our Motto: I.tie and l.tl Lit)« the result? and the naw units, we have more and unit) of action exist, where * Undoubtedly Germany would have than on«* million men under arms. height tor trusts neighbor an«! lives defeat*«! England and France. Then It ia probable that within a year are made sunny for all It means we would have had German brutality • - • ORWION another million of men will lie call- more valuable property, for good and barbarism right in our own ««I to the colors as well. These men men and wom«*n dtmire to live there. land Then every man. young and must lie fed, clothed and supplied Again we say. If you cannot speak | old, would have rallie«! to our coun with the necessary munitions of well of a neighbor and find some try's defense, for the American peo j war Ships must be built with which thing good in him or her. My noth ple are not cowards nor pottroons. to carry the m«*n and supplies to the ing. Even our {«acitiat friends would then seat of war. The men must be paid be willing to shoulder their muskets a small wage for giving their lives A Soldiers Lefler and march away. But think what I« a i*l< assnt winter route Travel in comfort to our common country and you, the price we would then pay in through a land where It ia always summer. fellow citizens must supply the blood, treasure and the destruction W. J. Green. enormous sums of money required. of properly Instead of the few Thomas, Oregon. You are not asked to give, but to billions we are askod to loan our There is San Francisco. San Jose. lh*l loan the money at a fait rate of Ih-ar Father:—Received your letter government at a fair rate of inter Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. Santa interest to the government to sup a couple of days ago. also a card eat, we would tw compelled to pay Bartmra. Ln« Angeles, L>ng Beach. ply her needs. The task ia sZupen- from mother. The card went to • the <«erman war debt, in addition to Venice and other charming rewrts Clackamas. Or«*g»n. then to Fort duous. But think of our more than the billions of property destroyed. and much l>eautiful scenery enroute Stevens and I don't know how many stupenduous resources. It is not a Our government guarantees to question of privil«»ge. but of duty. other place«. I was glad to hear her citizens, life, liberty, the pursuit It ia a case of Mt'trr for. if necessary from home again aa 1 sort of felt of happiness and the peaceful p>w- the government can and will take loneaome and it made me feel better. session of property. Our govern every dollar you may have in the Do you hear from Lloyd at Ameri a ment is composed of the people. bank as well as that you may have can Lake? Too bad two brothers Every citizen is a component part hoarded away, before she will sur have to go to war and can't fight and when national defense tenmiw Portland to San Francisco. Standard render your liberty and indepen side by aide. I know it would be nsceasiiry, our government must and tourist sleepers, dining cars, solid better for me if he was here. We dence. depend upon the people to furnish steel equipment. Particularly attrac So get In everybody while the are being trained in gas attacks the defense. It is not the people tive at thia season of the year. The masks are made of rubber and who live in New York or io Texas getting is good and subscribe for as fit just to you ears with two ooen- who must supply the defense, but many bonds as you may feel able to ing. at eyes and mouth, with some the people of every stale, every buy. A vigorous and united sup thing over them to keep out gas Ask your local agent for particulars county, town and district must sup port of our soldier boys by the The nose is clasped shut and «* ply it. Every citizen, who has a people at home, will soon convince must breath through the mouth drop of patriotic blood in his veins the German war lords that, while It take« «x seconds to put them on. and who would protect his home and we may be a little slow in getting The gas th«* liermans use is of a fireside from the barberous cruelties into action, we are an unconquerable By doing so the war will yellowish green color and b heavier of the invader, must do his or her people tw ended the s«»-oer and a larger than air. so it rolls along the ground part. and travels with the wind. Never We have only to read of the bar number of our young men will re (CosHtaned < m page«) J I barous cruel use of the German arngr turn to their bootee ankarwisd N. M. Newport Morrison & Lowe G. F. Korinek, B. V. S. tb>th Tt lephonea ST J YTO.V - - OH EGON Is complete and our stocK fresh and clean. We carry a full Tt‘a, Coffee, Canned G <I , fart, everything for the table. lin<‘ of Spices, ami in net‘ded 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 Southern Pacific Lines
