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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1918)
9. « -* « I 0 » • * • • w I;-: • • _ * 2* » f * • » ’■ ». * » • - • • ■ ‘ 0 9 : 0 A» * % . •.* • • • ... ’s.*-*. . » * « , ♦ % « * w ■ * f 9 ,9 ¥7 • / t J ' ■? ; .. ’*• TUF QPin TRIRIINF farther continuation of the hop«-l.*«a inc OVIV lIMDUllli struggle ---- — will L- .u- ,,i. make «..i the final modi llons when the battle cease«, more lantlKt) KVRRV THUMP A Y ST T. u ovogk *. intoi and ritor I severe. | A man who to brave enough to commence a war of such colossal ii/4a /vsssw hf to frs be Fwg hrav«torwkiicrl) Entered at the nostnftiee at Scio, «nawnll magnitude ought brave enough ■ml human» enough tn -. his suffering Oregon a* ser-md class matter. _ troops to abandon a struggle w hich • 1.60 is absolutely sure of utter defeat •1'IUk MII'TKlN. IN AHVANCg Rut his German mind is so stub 1.76 ! AT KNt> OF YXAX born and so astonishingly confident .76 vil months that the great war machine hr has l»een years in constructing must be AllVKKTIMINIJ HAT«: victorious in the en»i that it is im Ac I »cal advertising, per line possible to entertain any other Display advertising, per inch thought than that of final victory. The kaiser evidently still believ«-« Display advertising, long time, see manager, the reports of his network of spies Extended marriage or death notices with which he covered the world tier line 6c cannot be wrong. Bein< the master Special rates on long time display deceiver of the world he cannot con- i advertising. ceive that he ha« been deceived. Ills eyes must now I m - opened to j judges five of whom hold office important to the alate and the peo Ihr.-ugh regular elactioa. while the ple. If we have a r.»urt unaffected I DR A. G. PRUE Other two. Judges Johns and Olson. by partisan (Has arwi which is com ■ re on the t»enrh by virtue of ap posed of mm of good legal attain Pìuician asl Sortesi pointment by Governor Withycombe. ment their decisions (irobablv will las Calls Attended Now The Tribune is not disposed fair and creditable, but if inferior bay or Night tn tie critical t-ecause both these in legal knowledge and who permit gentlemen »re re-ddents of P»»rt- themselves to l<e inffumced by par- SCIO . ORF land, nor h-c»u»r they are men of tisen feeling gr«st harm and iiijust- 1 but ordinary legal qualification But icr ma) re-mlt. I Our supreme judiciary ahould be we do find fault with Governor Indevd our constitu Withycomlw for appointing two re non partisan publican« to the bench within the tion should require a* nearly an space of a few montha while the equal division of political sentiment democratic (»arty Is without repre- on the part of its members as poa- W. A. Ewing, A K. Itandall sentation thereon. . — able. t«~«_ /« ------- —u-.» -------- «— should »—»« President Vice I Tvs. Governor Withvcombe Politically at least one-third of the ps*otile of Oregon adhere to the democratic (»arty. Thia one-third is justly entitled to representation on «»ur highest court. Governor Withycombe ahould have been broad enougn ami non partiaan sufficient to have appointed a democrat to one the fact that he has been deceived of the»- M-ata, yet he was not. He as to the resources and fighting I was «-sM-ntially an adherent to the qualities of his em-trues and that his old school doctrine "to the victor have considered this fact when he E. I’. Myers, C l bier supplied the vacancies on the bench. tk>rs a gvn><ral lamklhg business, But he did not. receives deposits subject torhrcs. pays The governor is »Spending upon his reputation <»f patriotism to carry travelers checks and drafts, and makes culiectiona. him through. Yet as all true Am erican citizens are patriots an»l sup porters of the war ami the adminis DR C. F. CHAPIN * tration he ileserves no especial credit Dentist therefor. He is simply doing his' dutv in this re«|»e<-t He would not SCIp. - OREGON be tolerated in the otjjce of gover Rhone 277 nor of Oregon if he was disposed to be otherwise. When all are patriots the old saw of not changing horses when cr» .«-mg n stream does not apply. Senator Pierce also is s i tx>aste<l wonderful war machine is belongs the spoils " He thinks the - not invincible. He n»»w sees hi» appointment of public officialsis the strongest fortifications crumble an»! j perquisite of the appointing power I pledge allegiance Io my flag and his strongest battalions fleeing lie-1 ami that an official can legitimately fAr Republic for which it ilardi, one Yet h«-; use his apfiointing power with which Ration. tndtriiihle, frith liberty and fore troops he has despistwl hangs on doubtless with the hope U> nay (»»litical debts. jurtke for all. Such acimn has Isn-n the l»ane of < patriot ami the average voter should that his German gott will corn* b> American politics and ia responsible consider honors easy as to this phase UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. his rescue and by s »me miraculous Wal tur Bilyeu, Prop <. . • Withy power turn his defeat ami rout into I fur the major portion of graft; of th- -Sti 1-1. . • •plioiiv o-51.» victory. He evidently dread« the! wherein our government muat nec- coml* will tie measured by yvhat he In Germany's acceptance of Presi-1 day of reckoning. He fears that a! emariiy mingle with business has done while in the office he now STAUE MEETS Al t. TRAINS dent .Wilson’s (»eace terms there is! Th«-ac two judges above referred holds, aside from his patrioUc act-1 victorious foe will I m * as cruel, as — I<eaves Sein i’ostoftire hope for an ending of the war. Yet! merciless ami as destructive a» him- to have not demonstrated that they ivities ■t 7:10 ■ in and 5UU p in for West S ch . the reputation of the German war and 12:46 p m for Munkers self He wants to »lav» --fT tn. ■ !.»» at-- iw»< t»..f even moderate kbil- lords for lying and deception re- ‘ of retribution for himself ami fam-' ity if republican lawyers who live The Brownsvillg Times se*»ms tn quires that grent caution be used by | lly as long as possible; he car»-« ’ in Portland must tie ch«»aen then- think politics should I k * relegated to i the allied powers in agreeing to an nothing for his pmple. If th«- pun *rc many of rec»»gnixed legal attain- I the sha»ies of innocuous desrutude armistice. There must be strong ishment meted out to him sh<»ul»l I* ments who might have Iswi select- and rather criticizes The Tribune evidence that the Huns mean what Notary Public ana measured by what he knows he ed. Judge Johns owes his appoint for writing something aliout our they say in the acceptance. There ment to the fact that he was op- richly deserves he feels it to be ter Comeyensor ■tale and county candidates. While must I m * no camouflage in the mat l»M-d in the printory election by two rible In conception. 1 it is true that th«* war alnuirbs al ter. Abstracts of I itlc Examined Nor should the victors fail to re l»-gal gentlemen who have establish most completely public attention The German war lords are very member when the day of retribution ed their abdltv as learned judges on ami in one way or another makes KIO adroit in their attempt to bring the OREGON arrives the enormity of the offense the circuit bench. They divided the i up the central thouget of almost war to a dose. They have destroy against civilization he is responsible Vote opposing Judge Johns, making I every one. we should not neglect to ed and looted occupied enemy ter for. They should not forget that his nomination possible, when either keep the home fires burning. The ritory and committed liarbarities: this calamity upon the human family of them in a race against Johns . greatest war in all history is in heretofore unknown to people even was brought on absolutely without would have woo the nomination, UNDERTAKERS ' progress for the purpose of main half way civilized. But when their cause other than to try out the Nor should it lie forgotten that taining democracy against the en- armies are about to be driven back Calls Attended tn Promptly principle of might against right. Judge Johns was defeated as a can- Icroachments of autocracy. Shall upon their own territory they erv Dav or Night Thcy should not forget the great didatc for governor a few years ago we negle« t to maintain democracy for |M*ace. They are now willing t«> cost in lives of the young manhood when the average majority in favor OREGON at home when we are fighting for SCIO be good dogs in order to esca|s* the of the world and the thousands who of his (»arty was more than 25.000. it abroad? The selection of officials doom a defeated dastardly soldiery must go through life as cripples. Hut this was before he removed to at our biennial elections to care for merits. Nor should they forget the Irnbiei Portland ami had become lined up and give us the beat quality of dem The German bonier to not the I which have lieen impaled Upon ruth- with the political clique in that city, ocratic government at home is as place to make peace. Such a [icace less Hun bayonets, the children Judge Olton, like Judge Johns, AUCTIONEER - important as to maintain it abroad, in a measure would be a German whose hands have l»een chopped off. has lived in Portland but a few and the selection of the best officials victory. Only a complete surrender W atbbloo O rbqon the young girls and women who have years. Being a politician he soon possible to the proner and right of the armies and war material of a. r. D. Na I ChMM Ua SwsM Hum been ravished by a brutal soldiery, wormed himself into the good graces fers any assurance of a lasting peace method to maintain it. With this Sale dates arranged for at The Scio and the thousands of Belgians and of this same political clique and was view of matters we are neglecting and thia (H-ace should be marie in French forced into industrial slavery sent to the legislature for two or Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. our duty as patriotic citizens to re- Berlin with our armies in complete i and the vandalism in the destruction three terms. He there demonatrat- ' main dormant. The newspafter is control. of property. ed his usefulness to the Portland in duty bound to remind the people The world ia anxious for peace The list uf the fiendish cruelties bunch, lie was particularly useful <’. C. BRYANT of their duty in this respect ami but not so anxious that a half peace and ruthless destruction is a long tn pushing the state < Portland) road cause them to give a thought to the will be accepted. The allied armies one and the barbarism large. No bond measure through the legisla- candidates to be voted for the fifth and the world have paid a price too wonder the kaiser, the boss fiend of lure and was one of its chief advo- of next month. great to accept such a p«-acc as 801-t New First National Bank Bldg. them all, is putting off the day of cates during the following campaign Germany will now proliably accept. retribution as long as possible. No Judge Olson was also Governor Only the full fruits of the victory OREGON 8«>me of Hun. Frank I'orter'a ALBANY wonder that he shudders at the pen- Withycombe’a chief manager in the the allied aims have now won should 1 friends are trying to manufacture a And’ inwriting the he ’hou,d (campaign for governor four years be the terms, j i political sympathy for him liecause 1 When the final day of victory ar ago. articles of the peace terms Germany ' he is confine»! at home with a broken These are the classes of men rives and the Hun (»east is driven nor Austria ahould have a voice. | leg. While all will f«-el sorry for to his lair, and when the rock of Governor Withycombe has selected They are the vanquished and unless liberty blocks the entrance, and for places on the bench of our high I his misfortune, sympathy should not they accept peace terms and its re when the victorious troops of dem est court whose duty it is to inter lie eonsidereti in the light of a p<>- sponsibilities and* within the gates ! litical charity. Mr. Porter would Our twenty year rural credit plan ocracy parade the streets of Berlin, pret our laws; whose dicta are the of Berlin, let the war go on. We of loaning money to farmers helps there will be assembled the repre final arbitrament of suits at law not have his friends attempt Pt are victorious on the battlefield and you to get out of debt. Under our aentatives of the victorious democ- brought l<ef<»re them. Both Port- work a sympathetic dodge of this form of loan the TOTAL amount we must be victorious around the racies around a jiescc table. At1 land men of istense partisanism, character. He stands upon his of interest [«aid during its ENTIRE diplomatic table. The German beast merit as a man and citizen. This period of twenty years, is actually this table there should not be a Hun who owe their elevation to our must be caged for all time. Uncon J only should I* considered when the less than 5j per cent interest. nor an Austrian nor a Turk, for highest court to their political act ditional surrender only will satisfy Write us for booklet. they will be the prisoners in the ivities hv appointment of a senile voter goes into the election booth in civilization. It ia the only guaranty .November. Any attempt to manu HECKER A BEAM. Agent* dock and ahould have no voice in the governor. that the Beaatof Berlin ia completely far lure sympathy for him on this Now should Governor Wilhy- sentence there pronounced. Simply subdued. _____ __ ' account will result to his political 138 Lyon St justice, mayhap lemjUered with cumbe I m » re-elected we have a right mercy, will be the world's demand. to assume that in case of vacancies ¡injury Albany, Oregon MUNKERS and WEST SCIO STAGE R. SHELTON Morrison & Lowe H. C ROLOFF ATTORNEY AT LAW Agricultural Credit Corporation of Oregon RESISTENCE FOOLISH. The spirit of vengeance no doubt he would appoint other just such Scio should realise that we have It ought to be and doubtless is will he present but it ahould be political i»artisans to supply the va Justice will be the cancies. for he evidently does not a milk product concern which is very evident to Kaiser Rill that he suppressed. has lost the war. What he hope« to world's demand but justice is just believe in a non partisan supreme absolutely sound and substantial. It ■ will be enlarged to any capacity gain by an impossible resistence to what Kaiser Bill dreads. Hence the bench, prolongation of the war when defeat | It is but a ■bort lime now until required to take care of the milk With his difficult to understand. th» rlection and nevertheless ■tate supplied. Get dairy herds, farm own armies rapidly diminishing and is as sure as death. politie* are second in importance to ers, sufficient tn supply 50,000 his allies crumbling, if he has a par the sr, we should take lime enough pounds of milk daily and you will ticle of gray matter in his think POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS. to think about these secundarv mat* i make the Scio country the most tank he'd know his condition to hope lews He ought to e*wriwds that a prosperous section of Dragon. St. Francis Hotel ALBANY, ORE. Meals 35 and 50 cents Room 50c and Up GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
