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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1918)
Th«- Hun* are now r«*«pccting th«* While The Tribune is giving just Germany and we can continue to d<> piau for the people, and if the Re- so in the future No patriotic Am publicans want to else! their gover as much spam- as It can spare and American w»Mi«rs as enemies worth« erican <>r Englishman or Frenchman nor they will nominate lien Olcott. yet give attention to home news. it of their steel. They ar«- no longer WBttgll gVKKY THOWUIAY BY should »loop to using anything made He is the only one of the five eandi- cannot publish one-tenth of the stuff doubtful alH'Ut the fighting ability They have m«-t in Germany. Nor should any of J date« who ran I m - s I Walter Pierce, laudatory to war aetivitMB without of th« Yank«-«-« T. u mioani. kpth >* ani > fuof thaw nations allow any of their ¡«nd cv«*n then the race will I m - close gr«-atly increasing the «ix«* of thepa- British. Fr«*nch. Canadian» md Aus - (ter and employment of additional tralians. all of wh«>m they respect Entered at the mwtr.flice at Scio. manufacture* or fo<«d products to But th«*»»* Ameri find their way to a German market Oregon a* «cromi clam matter. H<m 11 (* Thom*. one of th« two help. Now we want to d«> our bit as a brave f>«- We «hould make Germany and Au»- I candidal«* for the legislature on the ' in the nrcM-fit war and have dune so cana! Diev do not understand them. Every They keep fighting even after they tria feel that they are outlaw* ami 1 Republican ticket, is a Seioman and i In th«- p*«t in active service AFTER THE WAR. WHAT? arc unworthy to neighbor with de I ba» ha«l legislative experience, hav ¡mail brings us enough matter to fill ar« licked and they (the Germans) ; our columns cum|4eteh < hie letter They ing aervt<r| two terms as a member Monday morning contain««! twriv«- quit the hattle line to save these It can lie safely assumed that at cent. law abiding nations Mr Thoma , closely typewritten pages and other blasted fool Americans front la-ing least one-half of the German mer should be completely ostracised, so from Marton county. We do not came to Scio some two years ago : letters contained as many more killed ______ chant licet is interned in her home cially and financially page« All w«* can do 1« to fill the waters. The other half was interned want their goods, their friendship 1 and ««mimed managi-menl of the ' waste l>aak«-t The Scio frihnn«-. ll.oO toe year Tiwir world Scio Milling Co. By his obliging in harbors of various countries of nor their people. the world at the tieginning of the should hr the boundary lines of their dis|x«*iti<>n and a determini lion to war. It mav also be assumed that countries in which their i»->pl«- please th«- public, he has ma<h- him- * many new merchant ships have been should tie compelled to stay; for «•'If popular nevertheless th« constant built since the war began, all to lw they arc unfit to associate with 1» o- increase in the price of flour and; ready to gobble up the world's com pies who try to live up to the rub » irvri. Mr. Thoms will represent the And thi» i largi st half of Mun county m he is.! merce immediately after the signing of modern civilisation ostracism should continue untilGer sure of «faction, «nd The Tribune is, of |M>ace terms. For tier many has many and Austria-Hungary have so ready t<> vouch that his services will heretofore assumed, but proliably d<«>a not now, that she would lie the changed their forms of government , •>« ,-ati»fact»ry to the people. victor and would dictate such terms and have ao educated their peoples — of peace as she desired. Moreover, that they are worthy of interming lif course, I>emocrate will write she has made submarine war upon | ling and amociating with civillud in Hon Porter iJrnore as sue of! Thru tin- merchant fleets of the world, and law abiding people«. their !• g> -iatr.e candidates, for they' neutral »hips as well as those of the crime against the world is stutiend know that he will give them good enemy, evidently expecting thus to ous and the punishment should be u-rvice Porter registered as an in- reduce the ability of other nations made to fit the crime dependent, which he has i««*«n in the to be to her merchant service a ser past. Formerly he was a pruhi but; There is n<> reason whatewt why he was not a cranky fool. ious menace tn the world's carrier l'harles N. McNary should n**l Is service. This is a very fine scheme from . nominated to <urc«*«<| himself a« I h< h.ugi'ii« Register measures its the German viewpoint. providing On-gon's junior U. S Senator. 11« • siimate of Governor Withycnmbe she does not fall down with the main , has made good in every respect, lie by th« numla-r of Lane |c<ointv men feature of the scheme winning of I is active In his duties and an un I»- ba» aptiointoi to g*M«d <>flices. the war in her favor. Thia was her' qualified supporter of the l*i< :dent Measure«! bv the satne rule, th«| N<* plan when she launched the greatest ‘ in the prosecution of th«- war Governor’s vol«-» in lann would be war of all history. Hut she did not senator rr«»m Oregon has gotten conspicuous iM-cause <>f their alisenc,' | aspect that Higlaml, much less Am-1 himself into the senatortai harm*»' enco. would la-come involved in the 1 so quickly, nor ha« any senator we S-nator Chari«*« N McNary is *0 war. The German war lords ex- have had, old or new, responded t< it N. Rtanfleld well ««lutpis-d for th«* senatorial' a call from Oregon for anything pected that the United armies of Republican for I mtrd State# Srimtor w<>rk. his acltvities are so great an«l Oregon Germany. Austria and Italy would meritorious than McNary usrful to the Government and to his lie op|xised by only the armies of is now represented in the I! S »late, and he is giving !’r«*»ident "I have a very strong conviction that Oregon ha« Franc«* ami Russia and that but a Senate by George E <'h unla-rlam. Wilson such loyal support in all l>e«-n discrimiiiabii against by the Natioral Government few months' carnage would tie nec-i Democrat. and Charles N McNary. matters (icrtaining u> the war, that in many ways. Mr. Stanfield shares this feeling and canary to bring these countries to Republican. Thia is as it should be, •>ur Republican friends writ make a promises, if elected, to c«»rr«*ct it as far as it li«i» in his their knee*. But when England for all the people are represented M«rH>us blumier if they replace him power to do st». Senator McNarv d«*ni«*s that any such entered the game, she knew that; and ably an at that. What more with a cbeep politielan who has «e- discriminution exists lie was quote«! in a dispatch she < Germany I had taken on a tre could Stanfield have done than has cur«-d as much money as he m>eda from Washington •'» the Oregon Journal as saying that mendous contract. Then it became; McNary? What mon* will he do and wants to lie 1!. S. m nutor simply h<* took no stock in the statement that there had twi n (latent that the commerce of Eng- ! should he lie elected’ Stanfield is a for the tiersonal prestige and honor discrimination against Oreg«»n Of cours«*, if he lie- land with countries acroaa the ocean , millionaire sheep raiser and wool it will give h*m lieves there has Ix-en no dwcriminatiun he will make no must be destroyed in order te bring | buyer, lie has made a lot of money effort to remove it ” S. B. Iluston, who withdrew starvation to her enemies as an aid. by buying wool and holding until from the Senatorial contest and is supporting Stanfield. Ben W. Olcott, who ha* demon-1 The submarine war w«s expected ‘ the Government was about ready to e titrated his worth and efficiency as , to do this by destroying all merchant confiscate it with which tn mak«- Why do th<* Telegram and Journal compialo thal ships, both enemy and neutral. A clothes for our soldiers Then Io Secretary of State. 1» without doubt ■ th«* best cal<*ulat«-d to give Oregon Seattle iv al* uys taking ita) rolla awav frorn Portland double purpose would thus lie sc- i made a tender of it at the pier-ent an idi-al governin«*nl of ths* five Re and llw-n attack Stantìeld becauag he ha* built tip an in- complisbed starve England and de- price to the Government ami is now publican a-ipirant« Mor«*over, he 1* ùustry *hicii l«enefiu Oregon and Portland; croate* a stray competition in the carrying I claiming that he was doing a pa the only one of the five w ho can beat («ayroll. and adda thousands of dollari to ih«* tax lisi? trade when the war was over. triolic act. The mar, who measure. Walter Pierce next fall. Why haa l ’ ortland lost so miich to Seattle? la ti But the submarines activities, his patriotism by the standard of cause there ari* elerm-nta in Portland always ready to had accomplished another result i what he can make out of th«- Gov- » - anyoitt ,'iio un - tu h.-lp th»* <*'>iinnunit '? ' The Oregonian says wi liottlcs of which Germany neither expected nor 1 ernment is a patriot whom it is well THE SCIO TRIBUNE What’s the Matter With Oregon? desued it arrayed the most pow- erful nation in the world as an ally of her enemies. This is why both England an America are the worst hated of her enemies bv Germany. ' With all of her elaborate spy ays-1 tem throughout the world. Germany i has fallen down with her every cal-' to watch, Stanfield hail a right to buy wool and hold it • Nob-ly dn* pules that right. But he is «imply a selfish patriot when he tries to bepefit his own ambition bv an act he is practically forced to make McNary does not have to defend himself for such doubtful patriotism culation, unless her demoralisation He is 100'r patriotic without any of Russia may b« deemed a success. prefixes or suffixes. He is safe, en Her first drive for Paris was hurled ergetic, has ability, supports the back on the Marne. Her submarine war and Preaid« nt Wilson What campaign has failed to starve Eng- more do vou want? land, and her present efforts to break through the English-French ' When a man has made good in an lines and force a decision before the official position he is worthy of fur big Ametican army could get to the;ther trust, ami unless p«*ople rrcog battle front have failed so far. and ' nite and reward honest and faithful there is little doubt but a total fail-, service bv further trust, there is ure and disaster to the Huns will be little encouragement for the faith- ful public servant other than a clean the final result. conscience. Senator Charles N. Mc This leaves but one of Germany's war purposes undecided the gob Nary has rendered such service in bling of the world commerce when the U. S. senate and the people will the war closes. She will have the be stmolv fools if they turn him shipping, providing her interned down for a millionaire sheep king. merchant »hips are returned to her The same may be said for Secretary ami unless the world’s harbor porta of State Ren Olcott, now candidate are closed to her ships, the strife to for governor. As a memlier of the win the world's carrying business State Board of Control he has ever will be fierce been true to the people's interests But thia is just what must be done He has been the anchor which has Withy combe and by the allied nation« dose every held Governor harbor to German ships and every State Treaaurer Kay true to what la II«* market to German goods. In the right and just for the people four years of war are have succeed««! cannot be earned off hia feet by the in doing without imgertaUosM from Portland politicians and is a safe whisky were found in a man’s office, which were h«*l«l «s evidence, and aiivim«« other men who have such evidence to destroy it. hat's the matter, neighbor, do you want to get somelxidy drunk? Judge Thomas F. Ryan PreM-nt Assistant State Treasurer Five lawyefn entnpriae theTOregon «lelegation al Washington Diere ha» n*<t I h « n a busifM* < man. far- iner. or toiler in tlu* delegatimi in a generation. 'X; gj •• Why ha- th«* i liamla-t «if Commerci* felt it nee»— aary to hire a »(«ecial représentative at a Senator*« salary of a jour to look after On-gon’a interest»? Stanfield.never represented a corporation**! Sulem. Staiifield is n<> man'a man.y Stanfield will not I m * dictate«! to ami controlled by a political lines, by corporations, or by newspapers; but he »ill serve all the people of hi* state, playing no fav orites ami giving a «quare deal No one baa ever said that Bob Stanfield am a double crosaer. or that he is »elfish, or not liberal with his resources <»r his fra ndshtp. There ¡-.n't a lazy lx me in hia body. He has t>«-«*n a toiler all his life, am! never held a cushy job. Raised on th«- range, he is no silk stocking. Stan field has built up from nothing thr< ugh constructive lab«>r until today he is one of the genuin • asaets of Oregon, He did not marry his money, nor did he in herit it he w<»rk«*d f««r it. can. THO8. F. »VAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE STATE TREASURER Republicans know that Stanfield is IOO$r Re pu bl 1 He is not a 50-50 Ih*mo.-Rep. ( Paid Adv.. Stanfield Senatorial League, 2113 North west« rn Bank Bldg., Portland. Oregon. F m * AU v . ■a» M I
