The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., April 11, 1918, Image 4

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Till ILSDAY. APRIL 11. !»!•
llehver your cream t«4av,
WHY WE ARE
AT WAR WITH
GERMANY
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■ SHRAIM DOUOLABB ADAMS
Isecvtlve MaaS. History Depart
men!
Lsland Stanford Junior University
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Agricultural Credit
Corporation of Oregon
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over all
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that illuWi th«* «thillrrat«*d war l»r««ad
!«»«( of f»*ur J*« jiofa tn w*H at ift rrnl*
¡ho <n*» |MHii|d l<Mif
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the Willamette Valley
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St. Francis
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
Meals 35 and 50 cents
Room 5Oc and Up
(¡RANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
Cameron’s Oregon Silo
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OHLEMIER
rh.re ar* special features in its rone true t ion
that avow» the defi-cts of other »line.
• amemn's t irrpon Silo is built like a barrel
th«- hoop« go completely «niiiinl, The hoopa are
flat, do not stick out or in amt have springs to
take up slack for eot>traction and h-ngtlten for
expansion.
Automatic expansion and cootractxm ar,- pro
vitied fur in tbe roof coiMitruction.
The aiieenee of rienpbeated door fixtur««
coupled with the rigid <h»or frame cottslrurtlon,
rniuie of 1x4 jamb«, machined, flush with staves
inside, allo«» a smooth surface, eliminating all
|>rujccting olMtrtM'tmns to tin- settling of the
silage, a vvry Common fault in other «Un*.
C. M. KENDALL
SHERIFF
For «al* cheat» A rangr in
onier. Inquirir of Dr. Frill
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Scio MillilHj CoillpillMj
Plumbing or Tinning
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We make a s|weiiuty of Friend
ship. Engagcms-nt and Wedding
Ritigs F. M French A- Son. Albany.
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"The •OJxl or Mlle *er io to hoover
ike
por>vioo of ms *0-1« »«<»... mv
'"•ne.e »»a tn» actual pews« of a vs»«
• II it ary s««akii»nn>»*< eont/eiiotf bp an
'"•eeeneibis govsromant. «*>«». navina
aaaratfy Manna« ta Sammato l*a wor-o
«raaaaSed la carry out IM Man M,i>>ovt
'«•ara all» ar ta IM aacra« aaiijatian.
a» iraaty ar tba lang aalahuanad prac
Ocaa and long c«,aOa»od printIplaa of In
lamalipnal aatian and »aaer( . . . Tn »
»•ws* la not tka OarmaA paapta
It la
I l»a rutkiaaa maatar .1 i-( Qarman > ao
r. ... It la ear Suainaaa la aaa Io
«flat t»o »lot pry af Iks *»st of ta»
Relieving that if elected I can fill want la »» '."»ar loft to '«• handling
—OraatSaat Wilson, August V. tstr
the office to the «atl«facti<>n of the THE MATERIAL AIMS OF GER
people of the county, I ain a candi­
MANY
Germany ballavaa that aba baa th»
date for the Republican nomination
rigbr to dominate tbe world
ll»r
for Sheriff of Linn County.
militarist Ic autowary balls««« th»'
Through my work aa Deputy Sher- this war 1« a step toward surh «»rid
iff I have become familiar with the domination. but that German demand»
duties of the office. Iioth in handling ft the presewI may raa! aatlafird with
substantial game In Europe For year»
tax collection« and other clerical Garman political writing has lam full
work of the office; in aerving paper«, of thr ' terms of peace" after a war
making arrests and all other outside and today those terms remain anal
farad
The Russian negotiations ha«»
work.
horsed to prove that what baa for a
I wu born in Linn County and long time uean public opinion, la no«
Th» quotations will
have lived here all n V life
A» to official opinion
show ibis
my «landing and personal qualifica­
First, the more general purpooee
tion« I refer all voter« to anyone "If we coni a Victorio«« out of thia war
we ehatl be the Crst people no th*
who know« me.
»srtb. a rich stream of sold will pour
If you feel you can support me ever tba land'* 'Expansion of our
for this office I will appreciate It and power both East and West. if potnilr
promi«e if nominated and elected to also oeer seas.' political and military
domination combined. Indissolubly eon
give to th«' office the b«-«st service of nected with economical expansion. ihl»
which I am capable «nd to conduct 1« our war alm " 'Th* territory open
to future German expansion mu»l es
It economically and efficiently.
tend from tbo North H*a and th* Hal
JOS R ERUM.
tic to the Persian Gulf absorbing ih<
Netherlands and Luiemtmurg ^ali
Paid Adv.
serlasd. the whole basin of thr Dea
nbo. the Balkan Peninsula and Asia
Minor“
He-ond. the iMMrrfur* alms “Our
relations with Turkey ha«» drawn ue
Into this war.
(he Bagdad
Railway must be »«tended by ue to
Our twenty vear rural credit plan tbe open esa even to India Itself ’
of loaning money to farmers help» 'Relgtum must remain under Garman
domination
there exists no
you to get out of debt. Under our better line of attack for the German
form of loan the TOTAL amount army In a future war with Fran«*."
of interest paid during its ENTIRE whom tt la necessary “to weaken to
suck a degree that »be ran never again
period of twenty years, is actually be dangerous to lit | Will any bod'
leas than f»j far cent interest believe that ws will hand over th»
lands which ws have occupied In th*
Write u« for booklet.
West, on which the blood of our peo
HECKER
pls hag flowedF* “We are not an In <
•Gluts for lengthening the life at
I Xi Lyon St
dying stataa"
Albany, Oregon
Rut It Is on Poland and Western
Rusal» that Germany has all along
Used her eyee
'We ought not to
Tires and Tires
1st fall th» sword from our band b*
Goodrich Safety Tread.
for* ws have assured our future Ou« 1
»astern boundaries must not ronialt.
Goodyear Diamond Tread
whore they are” "Llvoata. Kurland
Firestone Non Skid Tread.
Kathonla. have been for more than |
Ei«k Non Skid Tread.
•even ceaturiea elater countries united |
through German traditions It is tn»<-
I^ee Tires
Germans do not yet repreeent 10 per i
Get your new tire today.
Don't
cent of the Inhabitants, but Ikctr char
wait until tomorrow.
actor Biters through the whole " "la" :
Also Ixgalite lamare for yout us bravely organise great for- eg m«
tyrerioas of the Inferior peoples l*os
head lamps
Th« !x*galite is th«,
terlty will be grateful to us We must
one which stands the last and com­ roerro them' Thle la one of the tasks
plies with the road law. For sale of war Such forced migrations mat ,
appear hard, but It Is the only solu
at th« Ford garage
Hon
. .
The Inefficient people«
discouraged and rendered Indifferent i
to the future by the »pa« lari« of the
—---------WHEN YOU WANT --------------
superior energy of their conqueror« !
may then crawl slowly towards th«-
peaceful death of weary and hopeless
senility." Tbe writer of this was here
—
viewing rspeitelly the <son 4rr«w»
popvlaltons of Foul A detr-tio
FRED
Haw is America Interest rd tn th» I
European political and territorial re |
w. <u «u a..*«.
suits of Ibis war? Well. Brat, we err
Hi« Experience is Worth Money
at war
Germany belMv*» that peace
to You
now on tb» terms she outlines means '
a Germany victorious
That means a
Repairing a Specialty
continuance of military autocracy tn
Germany -a continuance of an «agree ■
Satisfaction Guaranteed
slve policy—a continuance of German i
faith In its apart nJ destiny to rule the
world
Against that German ideal we are
fighting
Hut we are also flxbtlnr
to save the Americas from the “seat j
step" In German Imperialism
In th<
flrot year of the war. «be one great
f«ar expreeaed by German officers was
that a long war tn Europe would
Commercial £ollege Graduate
"cause America to wake up" Wak*
Expert **>untant and
t up to what*
Not to the need of
I American participation in the war
The German officers thought America
Experienced Peace
negligible for this war Rut they did
end do. fear that America would
Officer
awetie to tbe danger to hsreelf. her
Ideal«, her Institution«, her tateraala
and that being awakened. Germany's
wri step la world domination would
Republican Candidate for
bo harder than tbo present one
There Io no hope of a changed Ger
many-af establishing those peaceful
and frtaadly relations which should
BMi m tae tatsrnstlesisl roade rt — if
Ge rm any gala« bar eb)ecu. er any I
get
ter Arr Arorf «poe cerfeta MOlerMI
your check tomorrow. T. S Town-
obferts. Hr
«v iu it thel «Ar
| send Crmm Station
30 tf
I dors oat trot» Ikrm
TAee b»r Jtrtf
step blocked. we may hope that her
WanU-d Pasture fur young cat-
people may awaken from ibrlr dream
■ of emidr* W» tight for a world iwmsc * |tie at »tatml price per h«-a<l. J. L.
XI 21
yes; but wr also fight for e*!f pres , Chantain, Scio
! »rva'ion and our t*e« chance to save aflBMMBMMAMMBk
ourselves Is this pre»«ot moment—
'•rvi>'KMa>
note
'FaaMtmav. H.
«Hit.
NanawTsav. l> C. Thon»»
This is the second ef s aeries of toe
i articles by Profeoaor Adams.
We mike a specialty of water supply «utl
Bt<*ck twiikii.
The only woolen stave Hilo that automatically «djuM»
itself to expansion and contraction.
GET OCR PRICES
Cameron Oregon Silo & Mfg. Co.
Albany, Oregon
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