The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., April 25, 1918, Image 7

Hip, Hip. Harrah for Oreg
Editor Scio Tribune:
I am pr >ud of Oregon, standing
aa the banner alate in ’ going over
the top" m aubarnbing to the Third
Liberty Bond Lx «an. I am proud of
Oregon in many rv»pveta.
Whih-
comparatively one of the youngest
•tat«*« in our Union, ahe rank* high
in her progressive achievements and
views thia war situation as the Mt.
Hood of all other laauea
If all the
ataU-s and ail the people of ail the
states were aa loyal tn the Govern­
ment aa Oregon’a people, you could
count the »lackers on your finger
Thus »bowing that thear eight
companies made net profita in 1916
of (403.643 521 over am! above what
they made for three yearn prior to
the war. It looks like the (»ovurn-
ment control of them» concerna or
conscripting a part of their profita
would not be Imd to nul the war
Profiteering during the war should
lie eliminated by ail who love thia
country and Ha instil uti«»na, One
thought, one aim and one purpoae
should Is- to win thia war or die.
I
I «aid I was proud of • >rrg«»n
am.
We nave a general elec­
tion thia fall. Oregon, as we know
ia largely Republican in party poli­
tic», but *o far I have nut seen the
announcement of a «ingle aspirant
for office, ba he Republican or Dem­
ocrat. but declare* he ia solidly with
President Wilson to win thia mighty
struggle to lie a free rather than an
enslaved Nation Thia is as it should
lie. We stand or fall together in
thia Conflict a* a nation
And who »
thiy war ia over, that (mrtv which
shall lie the moat reconstructive
along lines of justice and right will
tie the party to lead our Government.
"Governments i»eri-h from thv
virulen* poison of injustice and ine­
If Wf
quality” injected into them
win this war justice ami equality
mu«t prevail tn all Governmental af­
fairs. Then |>eacv ami dernorreev
will endure forever and warswdl I h *
G. I. Sul her land
no more.
WHY WE ARE
AT WAR WITH
GERMANY
••»«»it trkero (Rr«u»f ««w«i for au
Nave Ikat aaek act« are. m tk<* rod. number of good
fato! ta ihr goieeaiaaat tAat coaiaiita ported Sunday
(Arai
**,
The trout don’t
rise to the flv very well.
Tai* la ta» fourth of a oeriee of ten
article* by Profeeeor Adi»».
Sy
EPHRAIM DOUOLAM ADAMI
Esecutiva Heed Hietory Depart­
ment
Leland btenford Junior UnlvertHy
Wonder why no women are called
to serve on Linn county furi«a? The
May term will be a very busy time
with farmer* especially, and women
"TBs sa)«ct »« ml* «••« I* ts O»lt*»r mifht he impressed to eave time on
me tree »v-piv* <4 O’. werM from U>. the farm.
v
meee.e an* tr* e<*u*l power »» a <«r
military .il.tli»Knw.t centreUaa by *r
.'—«puHiM *ev«rnmaa« w*H«. Sa.mu
Advertise in The Scio Tribune and
Mcretl* I
•
»
••<■•«
*re<*ea*o la «ayvy aut me ««" a.im»wt irei
resulta.
«•»a'U aimer ta me aac'e* okii*a< a",
e* treaty or I«» tee* .alablie-Ml a-a< •
ti. aa and 1009 c«a--ar.ll princlviea »« In
ternal enal actio« an* s«ner, , .
TSie
power I* net me German people It la
DR. C. F
me rvmteae ma.tar ot me Oaonan poo.
pie. ... 11 la aur buamaea to mo to
it mat ma Mat.ry of ma root at me
wen* la no lender left la Hi nanoun» ••
—Oroaiaont whom . Au*uat W. **1T.
CHAPIN
lipa
Dentist
I have been reading considerably
of late trying tn k«*cp in touch with
SCIO
OREGON
GERMAN III ’THtXNNNENR AN IN
what is going on in thia, the mart
CtUATKtl HAllItARIHM
Phone 111
critical time in all the world, and
A government ananrtlag Ita rtgkf to
especially of the Unite«! States of
eonquor the world, denying *ny duty
America. 1 have lieen watching th«»
•scant that ut Inrreaaln* Ita own
pow*r, and a propl* drtllad tn thia
proceedings at Washington, D. C..
theory, produce a natine who*» a. I*
DR. A. G. PRILL
and while 1 believe there are some
horrify humanity
Yet thoae acta are
go«»«! conscientious nwn there, who
hut the Inglra] result of a ruthl-wa
Phyiician and Surgeon
nesa In war drlltirraloly planuml
It
are striving with all their might and
was at first said by American* "Yea
Galla Attended
main tn help win thia war, there are
there ore ocraslonat German «Irwltlea
Day or Night
others who M*em to lie playing poli­
no doubt, but *o there are In *»»ry
w»r
"
Wo
now
know
that
enmity
and
SCIO
tics not interested in the war no
ORE.
bartmrlsm are a definite part of the
much as they are in party politics;
German method of making war
fearing lest one party should get out
k*tr*t the taarher* and professor*
’ W'hera German koldlar» had to «else
and another get in. much m-irt than
the Incendiary torch, or even to pro
they are intereattsl in the prosecu­
reed Io the «laughter of rittaona. It
tion of the war.
• aa only In pursuaure of ibe right*
of war " •‘One alnxle highly cultured
Thia to my mind ia a poor time to
UNDERTAKERS
German warrior reproMBt» a higher
plav politics. It should Is- a non­
InteltectuaJ and moral ttfo value than
Calls Attendivi to Promptly
partisan league until the war iseril-
hundred* of the raw children of nature
Dav or Night
whom Kogland and Erance II 11 Mia
ed; a war league, forgetting all
SCIO RAOCUFFt CHAUTAUQUA
OREGON
and Italy, oppoe» to them " "Even It si it >
party affiliation and standing t««-
there were no question of vengeance.
gelher a* one man until the war ia
. . th«* er»*«« of opp«MlMg Ike dr
A Wake Up America Program
I elopmraf of Gerora*)/ la ao great that
over. "Unite«! we «tand, divided
the moat trenchant measures ar»
we fall” applies a» much now a.« at
Opening Day. Afternoon Pageant scarcely a sufficient punishment for
any other time in <»ur history.
<»f children.. Neapolitan Mule Quar­ It." The more pltlteaa is the ear
«ii fu. the greater 1» the security of
It M*em» strange to me that brains
Build a house own a home.
tet; lecture, ”<’ommunity <’«>n*cious the eaaulng peace In the day* of old,
and justice cannot rule in a world
We will loan you the money.
neaa,” Helen B I’aul-u n. Night
i-onquerod people« were completely an
where almost 2000 years ago there
Today that ta pkgyi. ally
You can |>ay u* back like rent.
Lecture,' The C a II of Democracy.” nlhllatcd
1 aipracticable, but one can Imagine
wa.« Hung out a song by angels.
Paint and repair that old houae
(Joi. (’. A. Gearhart; Neaixdltatt condition* which should approach very
“Glad tidings of great joy, p-aev on
and make it look like new
closely to total deatructlon ’
Quartet
earth and goo<i will among men.”
Next the army officer* "By Weep
We will loan you the mdney.
Second Dav. Morning A demon-
T im » many human hogs, too much «(ration lecture l»y an expert carry-i Ing himself in military history an
Your
home ta your beat asset.
officer will bo able to guard himself
selfishn«*«*. has plunged the world
Your
city ia judge»! by ita
ing the authorize«! mr-sage of the against oireealva humanitarian no
into this hellish war. from which in
Gone;
It
will
teach
him
that
certain
homes.
Eoud Administration, "Mobilising
aeverltlee are lndlap«t>*able to war,
the end we hope will dawn this pe­
Eor 11 year» we have nupplied
American Kitchens to Helf» Win the nay. more, that the only true humanity
riod of good will among men, when
the
«mailer towns with money
War." Af»ernoon Th«* Meir -p->li- very often lie« In a ruihleoo a ppi lea
wars shall l»e no more.
(Ion
of
them
"
'The
warrior
has
need
nt
a
reasonable rate of intereat
I tan Concert Company, lecture by
of pa«alon
it must not
Is
When millions of men and billion«
from 3 t<> X yeara.
We have
domestic science expert. "Patriotism regarded as a nerroaary evil; nor eon
of dollars will have paid for this
the money you nerd it.
Expreiuu-d in |h>me«tic Efficiency “ demand aa a regrettable conaequence
crime then will the nations of earth
Night l«acture. "Hl«- Cail to the of physical contact, nor mint wo
«eek to met rain It and rurb It ai *
awake to the folly of war.
Colors." Chautauqua Direct«»; The aavagw and brutal force."
um
There ia coming a new revolution
Last the clergy
one tnrld-nt. and
Metropolitan Concert Comiumy
that thi* war ia going to awaken in
one
quotation
from
an addreeo on the
Thir«l Day. Morning Demonstra­
R iley S helton , Local Agent
Seratoa on the Vnml ta enough for
the minds of men and nations. It
tion lecture by a R«-«l Cro«a Nurse American* ’ Whoever can not prevail
Scio, Oregon
will lie a revolution of thought, of
carrying the auth<>riz«*<i mt «aage of upon himself to approve from the
laws, of dealing, of profiteering, of
the American Re«l Cr««ta. "The Pre­ bottom of hla heart the sinking of the
Lastfsalg. .
and give hlmeelf
labor an«! capital, when the love of
vention of Disease as a Patriotic up to honest delight at thia victorious
right shall be more honore«! than
Duty."
Afternoon
The David •spioit of German defensive power—
the almighty dollar of today.
Duggin Concert Company; Red Croae him we judge to be no true German
German teaching has borne frull and
There are some, thing» that don't
lecture, "The Story of the Red Crowt the world Is aghavt Yet we have be
look just right to me in the prosecu­
in Peace and War." Night Chau- rum«« •« accustomed to "German
tion of this war measure too much
tauqua Director lecture, "When the atrocities' that some of our horror at
It I« rt«' to re
them ha* waned
profiteering, if there ia anything in
Boya Ctgne Home," or "Our Town member Volume* are needed to Hat.
published reports. Never in modern
After the Wai”; The David Duggm merely, the proved raac* of barbarity
lime» has so much money i»evn made
■ for Germany by refualng Investi*»«
Concert Com|«any in grarui closing
tlon through a neutral jury proposed
in »«» »hort a period. Take the fol­
concert.
by Cardinal Mercier, ha« rimirami
lowing gigantic figures:
.ther, »he acknowledge«
No.
The Junior Chautauqua Three guilt
The Republic Iron and Steel Co.
the act* eh gmt against her nnd gio
days under an ex(«*rt director, be-
rifle» then
made an average profit in DHL
ginning '*nr week in advance of
But let • •«< f<{rt>'i that German
Every one of the IbA.OOO
1912 and 1913 of 12.50(1.tMM); in 1916
aoldlera. In 101« Ullt SO reetroiot,
thread* in the Threaded Rub­
opening day.
I
this profit was (14.7X9.163.
th«- women of Belgium and
ber Insulation of the fit It
Season tickets, giuul for all per­ roped
1
Iktter Willard ha* a dcftn.ta
FMnre IB the first advance; that they
The American Sugar Refining Co.
formances. adulta. (2, children, fl; placed
nuu*on
reena of rhlldren befor^,
made an average profit for three
Every thread allow* f’re
at they executed, as a traoi I
tickets for aingle perforreances, them:
passage to the battery enlil-
pre war year» of (6,000.000. In
nst a tested Belgian rising,
adults, 6<»c; children. 25c.
AH net lag
Ixxt. Throughthta multitude
motent Catholic priest» and
Bfty
1916 this Profit was (6,000,000.
«.( tiny path« the chcmirat
profit* go to lbs! Croon.
t b«>
ad* of Innocent eltlaen*. that i
actum which mean* a go«'*',
The profits of the Contral Lest her
gave thenioelve* up "tn a hun
U n
strong current g><* on with
Co. were (3.500,000 for three year»
drod different place«, to plundering. I
perfect freedom.
The officer in the military service it i endarlem. Iraprleonment. maaaturroa. I
No tmutolmn rw «art ho
before the war and (15.500,000 for
wru.lWd
bed rut*-- m eHUry
who through political pull is h<»l«iing aud aacrilegvs" (Cardinal Mercier);
»...»« «.«» d*r
»'“I <»*' ">
191«.
that
tn
France
they
have
deliberately
e»<hrai
<«vt<Kri<i* eirrenl
downs prardically need I«-.-« job in'
Ihrawh the hard rebker An <he
The General Chemical Co. made
made a d«<aert of territory In retreat,
•Ihcwncy <4 Oa '>«» rhemd. And
Washington. D. (' . at atlvanred «al­ with an object, not of thi* war. but
the risrf»«’«» »• »nuad aaly <•
profits <»f (2,500,000 for three years
th. Soil IV--o WUUol But«»
ary just to escape fiel<! «-nice, i« of destroying productivity tor at legal
Let W'.lr-on"-«1
before the war and (12,2X6.826 in
U.K«, mk I <M ba'twr
the worst kind of a slacker.
These a generation to come, that Germany
openly applauded Turkey upon the
191«.
are the men who will be the pension maaanrre of nearly one half th* popu
The profits of the Anaconda Cop­
grabbers of the future. Many of latlon of Armenia; that Germany, by
per Co. in three pre war years were
them wear «pur» when they, iwrhai*. j the cruel starvation and deportation
of conquered populations la attempt­
(12.000.000; in 1916457.941.X34
do not mount a h<»r«e once a week. ing to "Germanlao" the land« of Po
\ q
The U. 8. Steel Corporation »bow­ Uncle Joe Cann«»n any» tl»ey wear land and Ruaola, that she torpedoes
ed profits for three pre war y«er»of the spurs to keep their fret from hospital *blpo with “defenaeleaa
beings, wounded or mutilated la war.
(63.500,000; in 1916 (271.531.730. slipping off the d«-»ks.
and women who are devdlng them
The profits in the Bethlehem Steel
aelvao to the work of relief and char
The man who can und«*r«tan-l the Ity" < protest of the International Red
Co. jumped from an average of (¡1.-
Craa.1 Committee at Geoeval, that no
000,000 to (43.593.9b8. and the In­ idiosy nera*!« « and genuflection» of a ' other government. In the world's hla
ternational Nickel Co. showed an in­ gasoline engine, nve-l not h< afraid lory, ever ordered or approved a
AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP
If he can aolve the /.»»fU.IO
crease of profits from an average of to get mart led
3d
and
Lyon ata.. Albany, Oregon
r»u e
riddle of G m * ooe hr can the other
(4,000,000 to (73^00.000
Morrison & Lowe
Stop That Rent
picnic lunoiHs t
usa
What the Threads
Are For
SERVICL STATION
/«W «.
catche* being re­
J. D. IRVINE
Eor
Subject to the Decision of the
COUNTY REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES
'
If you believe I have given
my beet endeavor»
to the
economical administration of
the County's bumm-sa affaire,
I will lie uleaaed to receive
your support at the Primary
Election,
ABsainlmant of Administrator
Notice i* hereby given that by order
of the County Court of I.inn County,
Oregon, matte on the Ihlhday of March,
19IX. the under»igt>v«l waaduly Bppoint-
ad and is now duly qualith-d and acting
Ailminiatrator of the estate <>f Su»an J.
Brewster, <!e«'ea*«-d. late of l.mn Coun­
ty. Oregon.
All person* having claim* against »aid
••tale are hereby re<|uinvl to present
the same, properly venfled. unto the un­
dersigned Administrator at the other of
Sam I M. Garland in M-banon, Linn
County, Oregon, within si* month* from
the date of th«- Aral publication of this
notice.
Dated and publlah«-d the first tune
4th day of April, I9IK
J. A. BkKWSTRR
I Administrator of the «-»tale of Susan J.
firewater, decea*«!.
i Sam'I M Garland.
Attorney for Administrator.
St. Francis
Hotel
ALBANY, ORE.
Meals 35 and 50 cents
Room 50c and Up
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
»12 New First National Bank Bldg.
ALBANY
OREGON
Sanitary Market
FRESH MEATS
( IcanlincM— American
GUY M* KNIGHT, P roprietor
H. C
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
O regon
W aterloo
R- F. D. Na I
PkvM ata M»W< II..«M
Sale datra arranged for at The Scio
Tribune Office, Scio, Ore.
Lye atrain ia the cause of nervou»
MM, irritability, lack of power for
concentration, a hindrance to pirn*,
ure and auctwsa
E. C. MEADE
uiToMETRisr
W W. 0acond
Albany. Ora.
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