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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1918)
’£ ,•* ♦ f ~ BgggM •*/*/ .1 -S--------- ïi* ior in art of war tn their "*n gen THE SCIO TRIBUNE era)«; an enemy which their »pi*-« and gold cannot corrupt; and taut The total of the third liberty loan of all. an enemy which is fighting to h l4.i7o.OI9.fi5O. an overaulwcrip- maintain the orincipl«-sof democrery ti<»n of 39 [»-r cent above the three T. u ih ' ggkx . Kt>m>n and riu»r in the world, ami an enemy which billion minimum »>>ught. The num- cannot and will not be c«»nquer«-d. her of i>ul»acril>rr« was about 17.0OO- Entered at the postoffies at Scio. Yet until the Kaiser and hia war, non Everv Federal reaerve district Oregon aa second class matter. lords. wh«r know that defeat mean»j oversuhaenbad. the Minneapolis dne jthe crul of autocracy, are driven 1 (r,rt g..mg to 172 per cent, the high- atimu-girrioN. in apvanc « IMNI KP KVKKY THUHXPAY HY from power, th«* war will continu«- le**t. and th«- New York district to Thia is their only alternative to re- ¡24 per cent, the lowest, main in power. an«i as long as Ger In announcing Ü hw figure« today man and Austrian mrn will furnish th«- Treasury explained that the to- themaclve* for cannon fodder the lai may I m - changed »lightly by la war will continue. The-«- war lordsj ter reporta from Federal Reserve AT KND or YKAS »X MONTHS ....... - ADVKKT18ING HAT L»cal advertising. per line 5c Display advertising, per inch lf>c levy was II 5 mill*, although the county "* aaaewml valuation was than in ISIB; 1*76.422 In ^low that Judge M-’Kntght haa I, 1917 the alate and county b«M-n rrnorninate«i it i««impiy justice to print F. M ItedfMd’s reply to reduced to 11 2 mill*. M M. S Allen. wh*> ««• trying to de in error when he state-» feat the ren<*miration of th«- Judge, county levy for 1915 and Th«- Tribune publish«-« th«- article 12.5 mill*. "'According to Mr. Allen'» d •w because th«- Alt*any t»u|<era refused ing hta aMi*mrn( ha* Ireen pre to do «». Mr. It««l Itld, who la fa- miliar with the facta, I rplies aa f«d- ally the «am»- during th» «e last year* yet hi* tax levy haa I «-on gradually lows; In th«- issue of the Albany Even- reduced from the Aral year of Judge Thia ing Herald of May 10, I notice a McKnight's term of office crunmuniiwtion by M. S. Allen, in haa been accomplished notwithstand which he say« *<>nv of the main ar- ing the fact that «ach rm •n of the gunw-nts that Judge McKioghl is Icgidatur« ha* enact««! laws that putting up to the tax |>avcrs of add«-«! additional expense to the M. S. Allen Did Not State Facta. do not think it possible for their hanks. Display advertising, long time, see great war machine, which they hav- "This ia the moat aueceaaful loan IwM-n building for 4*i to ■’*<• y*-ir*.(the United States has offered, both Linn county for hi» n--rl«-rtion is counlhw of the stat»-." manager. Extended marriage nr death notice« can ta* defeated by the ciliz* >i s*»l- in numltcr of »ulwcribers and m the that b«- has k*-pt down taxes.* Mr. Currency ranging from 11 up They forget am<>unt realised.** «ai«i Secretary Allen then go«-« **n tn state the per line 3c diery of democracy “I con- amount of hia aw*e«amrnt and tax will noon be the circulating medium S|M<cial rat»1« long time display that the«-same citizen i««l«h«r» ar- M<-AJ<«» m a statement men, any one of whora is superior: grHtulato the country on this won- levy for different years from 1904 on tbs Pacific Coast a* well a« in all advertising. This is not U» their Kaiser, iM-cause th«-y ar» (]rlfu| result, which is irrefutable to 1917, <-n«l* av«»ring to »how that l>arU of the country, gold but to dur* to the scarcity of fighting for human lilierty. whil» ( evidence «»f th«» strength, patriotism taxes have inervaasd under Judge THE WAR WILL END. WHEN? their soldiers ar«- servants and ar*- s an,| determination of the American I the wear of the metal by constan’ fighting »imply to perpetuate then |<*«>p|e. «tales the slate and county levy for uae. large banks will only receive Next w«-ek Linn county will w-nd Th. own serfdom. “Thta great result was achieved 1912 was 12 millc, which is correct. large lumi of gold by weight to >»f the 1SOO selective draft men. Io«« by abrasion on a single $20 gold However, as all war* hav«« ended ' notwithstanding the fact that the He skqa< 1913 and 1914. Judge which 1« th«- third call to the color* and this, th«- greati-sl of all, must .c. utitrv has been calle«, upon to pav McKnight aaauhied ofiicx* January 1. piece i» very small, hut on a halt from Oregon Ihi« last call take* end. Th«* Tribune believe« that end mix • .tin- M-cond lilw-rtv loan and to 1913. The state l«-vy for that year million or ao the In** amount* to about all of the claw 1 men of the will I m * before the |»re«u-nt year and including the month of June in- was 4 I tuilla and Linn county paul several dollar* present registration. Nor will thi* When th«- lluna have 1« ;«t and *xo-«* profits taxes to th«- a state tax of $!31,7M and the c I« sm <*. be the liwi call. More men will be at th»- stone wall of th«- Alli* •» until amount of approximately 18.000,- county being in «lebt a levy of 15 Some political prognosticate • called out a* rapidly aa they can b* they he«*ome Mtisfied the wait 1» im-, ihmi . ihh ). which will make a total mills for stat«- and countv purtxwc» have proven to be fai«« prophe* • received at tin- numerous canton pregnable, then th«- Alli«-« will do amount turned into the treasury of was made. In 1911, th«- stat« levy1 thia year. In som«- way they have ments ami be equipped. In fact, •tune of th«- la-ating Th*-n the Hun the l.’mtawl State« from »uch laxea was 3.2 mills and th*- county levy |o«t the political combination. we must expect to increase our arm In 1915, the! horde will start on Ils return home and the third litx-ity loan of about reduced to 12 niiili- ed f*>rc»s and «end them acros* the — what ia left of them humiliated IT jwmi . ihhi .O o O. •tale levy was 2.7 mills and the levy I river ocean until the 11 uns are forced liack ami conquered. Then, if th«- Hun for state and counts nxluced to 11.5^ boat to their own territory, abundantly soldier has any regard whatever for mills. In 19lfi. th«-»trite and countv I aatinfied that they have not a mis Poxtmsriers Are Manne Recruiter* himself an*I his family, he will turn sion to force German domination upon and destroy the dynasty which over the civilized world. In order that every man between practically hasdeatroyed the German Thi« great war is the death strug the ages of IN and ;<6 year« of age, Hm manhood will finally peopl«-. gle of autocracy, which advocate* j cither married or -ingle. may have assert itself an«i destroy thegrt a i teat the divine right of king* to rule, i the opportunity of enlisting in the «•nemy of the tJrrman people the and the struggle will not end until i l'nitc.1 States Murine ("oips, every the autocrat* hav«- given up all I Kaiser and his war lords. lxn>tmmiler in Oregon haa been au hope of sucre*« in their plans to | thorizrd to examine, accept and overcom*» democracy. That time' ELECTION AFTERMATH transfer men f<>r thia excellent may ia- within the present year; or,j branch of servire. The Marine it may be several year* hence. But The return* of th«- primary el«-c- (oiim 1« the «»Meat branch of Amer- n«> matter how short or how long tion of last Friday suggest «-viral i-an aervicr; is mentioned in the the time may tie. the American peo- feature* to the thoughtful which same hr« .»th with the Foreign legion pie are determined to fight until ■ may be of practical lM>netit in cam- of 1- ranee, the Texas Hanger«, the they win. Our young men join the |«aigns of candidate* in the future. North** -I Mounted Police, and the colors whenever called, the people The It-ading feature is. that a- Pennsylvania State Omatabulary. buy lilierty ismds whenever the rand id at«- who abuw-« oi misrepre Marine* are specially trained, Government requires, and donate to sents a rival candidate, seldom gets splendidly «siuip|»«l and light a* ar th«- R* <1 Cr<M* when money is need- anywhere. Also, the making of tillery. infantry, ravalrv. signal men ed In fact, the resouro* of the false claims of sure succrss pi ior to aviator* and in any mariner that nec- American p <>p!e St-cm unlimiti-d in the election gets no votes but trtids e-sity or the occasion demand«, in th«- -upply 'if men. in money, and in to stimulating a rival candidate to r«-c..gnith*n <»f their splendid record ■■IM tlu- production of food supplies, and extra endeavor. Expensive adver in the past and their excellent P mssuomt . u J. J.harnea, W. F.Gill people «evm willing to give all. tising, while yielding golden harve-t achievement* in the present struggle Hmaarxav, D C. Thoma J A Bilyeu. J. R Rara Th«-w- fact» are now penetrating to the printer, is of doubtful utility for democracy, Congress ha* au- Mr*. Jt-nnie it artier the Hun brain ami evidently has Voter« are not easily swept from thorized the increasing of the corp* caum-d the or«-»cnt tremendous drive their feet by a manifestation of to .500 men in order that they to break through the Allie*’ defen-1 prodigal expenditure of money to may take over and maintain a aepa- sc* before the Americans are at the «ecure a nomination. rate section of tr•niche« in France. |Y> battle front in large number* There United State* Marine* wear a sep Another very important feature are now anywhere from 500.000 to ia that An official who has remien d arate ami distinctive uniform from I *>»«>•< >1« Al ►.!> liklKMIlIH -A« IIH-* 1,000,000 American troo|>a in Europe efficient, capable anil industrious either the Army or the Naw. They Our Flour I« aa good ss any made in ami are I m ing added to. it is said, service, will not be turned down by also have their own corp* device, tin- Willamette Valley by 50.000 each week. Hence, every the |ie«»ple just because somebody which consist* of an anehoi, glolie «lay th«- Huns delay in forcing their else wants hia official position. and eagle, and ia worn on the hat, way through the line* of their ene XA • da» • <*•«•••«) Cusiere Militata fusine*» as Moui «•»«! Still another f«-ature noticeable is , cap <>r helmet of the Marine. It ia I ««d um Brel*. m P W htat b«»M*kkt «tad t a« (or mies makes the chore the more im- that counties other than Multnomah by this «mall device that the Marine FI pu » U • m F l*ld (•* luslnas» • re*l Will poeailile. The allied armies expr«*** returned an unusually light vote, i» readily distinguished from all Tree! You Kighi every confidence in being aide to and Multnomah"« vote decided the other branch*-« of service. hold an unbroken front and to be result in m»»«t Cane*. Registered ami unregistered men People were come a veritable stone wall against too busy, or their thoughts liad been I m -tween the above mentioned age*, Hun assaults. too much taken ui> with the war to who are desirous of enliating, may A failure of the lluna tn break bother about home politic*. do *u. Registered m«-n must fur through sjx-ll* disaster to them both nish a statement from their local at the battle front and at home. ' board that they are not nee<ied to THREE “IFS." The German people will not submit fill the current quota of the draft to an impossible effort on the (>art and that permission has been grant If Secretary of State Ben W. Ol ed for their enlistment in the Ma of their armies when the only result i* long trams of woumied being sent cott had resigned his prrw-nt office rinaa Married men must have the home and hundreds of thousands when he entered the race for gover written c. narnt of the wife that she slain and left on the battle field« to nor. the tally ahecta at the nun er- consent* to hi» enlistment. Your oua voting place» might have total led postmaster will gladly a>*u«t you in rot. When the war was la-gun. Germ differently. obtaining your relearn- from the lo If the Albany Herald had not In- cal Imard an<i will also explain thia any started on a campaign of con- que*t. She has achieved aucceas on dulged in so much mud slinging ami splendid branch of service. A«k the east where she met the half- miarepreaentation of Judge Me- him today. armed and organised Russian army. Knight, the Judge might not have The newspapers which come to Sometime* an Thi* sucre*« the Kaiarr haa used to been renominated. our table thia week do not have ao official gain« friend* by the enemiea quiet any rising discontent among much the appearance of a “rogue* hi« people. On the western front it he make«. gallerv ” aa had those of last week If Iteputy Sheriff Joe Frum had is different. Here the Huns must We ask pardon of the defeated can- meet soldier* aa well rquipp«-d. as not been subject to draft, a matter didalea for uwng the com par nt >n. w«-ll organis'd, ami as brave as hia rivala used to hm diaadvantagr. They meet an enemy he might have won the nomination The auccriwful will not demand the aforesaid pardon. i Beio Milling (»oiiipaiin SCIO ROLLER MILLS AI7.7M 5./CÄ’ GU.UIJXTHED
