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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1918)
been in teengnition of activities THE SCIO TRIBUNE 1 ' haa to secure his election four year» ago. will destroy autocracy and establish ter M P'erce ab< »Id be « «■»•(* I gov Ixmore Powell, candidate of the more liberal forms of government. ernor of Oregon at the polls next Ik-mocratic party far County Treas Nevertheless the central powers Tueaday. Not because he is a dem urer. la a woman who can lie fully That ia to say? such office* as carry UHl'KI» gVIBY THU BSb A Y UY good salaries. By such appoint arc,now trying to bring about peace ocrat but bceau»* th«* stale’s affairs trusted to conduct the utltw <>f ments wh mean such men as Parole in accordance with their interpreta would he in safer hands than they Treaturer of the county. She haa T. L. DL'GGML KDtTOB AXU ruoP Officer Keller and Justices John* and tions of President Wilson’s peace are at the present time. long l«e*n engaged in educational ideas, they (Kafser Bill, etc J would cannot be Mr Pierep, while he Olsen to the supreme court. The««- work in th»» county ami ha» a record l>itrr«i at the tx>sU»fl)ce at Scio. men had nothing to rec«» tn met; d rejoice to see the president's influ called a voung man. >s in ’ht’ prime for loyally, honesty and faithful Oregon aa second cíase matter. They would like to of an active and ngoroue manho d, performance of duly. She is worthy them but their political activities ence weakened bring aitout quarrels in th« govern- callable of giving the best there » of the support of every voter in th» for Withycombe They earm-d rec 11.60 auatk-MtrnoN. in ahvanc * ments which are now driving Hun in him to the affaire of the state. ognition and he gave it. County. Put an X after N • 52 on 1.75 AT KNI» or VKAH i He practica!, I» a imcec, fol and your ball >t. Paid Adv. But the fact that the governor armies back from <>ceui>icd territory .76 RII MONTH* has constructed a political machine and they would hail with joy the careful bosinees farmer, is trained •nd which he expects the state to election of an American congress In nolltieai affairs, is a good ami advkktihim ; katim They careful financier, and best of all is pay for. is the chief gri«*vono- ad verse tn Presvlent Wilson Re lx»cal advertising, per line against his re-electi<»n. This is would regard it a» an «»men in their quick to see the »ecret purpua* Display advertising, per inch 15c enough to cause his defeat, to nay favor and which would be product which inspires m«n when seeking Display advertising, long time, see nothing about his *ul «*rviency to ive of leas severe terms when the favors from the stve. He ia not manager. ¡partisan in the «II political sense the Portland machine; his extrava final surrender transpire» Extended marriage or death notices gant failure in the flax enterprise;' Nor does the prrwdent attim|l ’ and will be read) « advance the in per line . _ .... __ 6c his panienntisry ’’ ?••!«» from the to minimize the support republican terests of a worth? t .rp w regard Special ratea on long time display start which is rm< .• veloping intoj congressmen have given him in war less of the poiip I sentiment l»e- advertising. a scandal, ami several other matter* measures. Nor d««ea he claim that hind it. On the other ha id Governor this is a democratic party war He not neceasarv to mention Withycombe is an old man and past n airnp'v argue» that out position of The one exceiaion In the gover his active, vig >rous manhood influence in th« war and what it Thia nor’s favor Is the appointment of ‘ *• I w ould l«e in the adjustment of [»race is not a fault in or dinar? unofficial Charles N, McNary Unitod States W. A. Ewing, A. F. Raodaii ' senator. Yet w<* are told he mad>- term» would be injured if a prditical' life, but It beco m.» a fault wi.cr President Vice Fr«*. I this appointment liefore he r»*e«<|ve<l change shall be made at home. He the individual attempts to foist it E. II. Myers, ('a hier */ pledge allegiance Io my flag and Orders from Portland, ehe it would is right in concluding that with the upon the state in the important of- Doc» • general tuuiking business, election nt a republican congr«->« hi* fi<* of governor, He is intensely | the Republic fot which it »land*, one not have been made. ftcrtyr-s 11. (MM lt» -Uiq. t !... I., «K, pay» partisan in bis official acts and seems administration would be rebuked. Ration, indttbihle. »¡th liberty and interest on tin» depmits, »eli» ■ to l»e under the influence of a hunch juitice for all. travelvrs ebeeks and dr»fta. ami Republican Congres» Would Be a He has mskes rollectiiHu. The Tribune la in receipt of a of Portland politician*. WANTS WORKERS PAID Rebuke. long report from Superintendent been unfortunate in the wlectiun of Murphy of the »late penitentiary in men for appointive office. Especially relative to the penitentiary. That Oregon’s state military police, Republican newspapers and poll- which he attempt* to juatify hie ad institution has been in a staU* of costing the state 1250,000 per year. I ticians are now happy. For six ministration of our state priaon. But muddle since he beearoe governor. ia accused of Iieing a political ma-1 year« they have anxiously awaited he d<«*s not »ay why there have been At the pr«*w*nt tinv » scandal is be U aller Biaeii, l’r«>p chine working in the interests of the for President Wilson to make a po-j so many escape», nor why the cost ing Investigated by Attorney (»ener Plioiiv G-ôl-> re-election of Governor Withycombe litiral tactical blunder which would . of maintaining the penitentiary haa al Brown whifh will probably devel SI AUI MEETS ALL I RAINS by Gue Moser, pr»-«ident of our last1 give them cause to sharpen their j bom n re by 1200 000 under his state senate and member of the state political knives for the purpose of administration than that of hi» pre- op corruption. Of course if the ru — U ave« Scio Postofllce emergency board. Sena to Moser removing his official hide and plac-1 decM» >nu Now. aa the penitentiary mors are true th« findings of the Kt 7:10 a m and 5.00 n m fur H »t Scu. and 12.4. p m for Munkurr war a candidate for the nomination ing it on a pole to dry. They ought: ia under rxeiu»iv«i control of the investigaron will n«»t N- made public until-after the ele ’ n Also the governor. Governor Withycombe ia to tender the president a vote of | for governor la»t spring and wa» defeated by the governor. thanks for affording them what blame! ie for n t checking this ex- flax experiment wb *b hax cost the It will be remembtMmd ,ut* man> t” rjs ‘ " ,f »**''•»«■»•. .*> It 1» said that when thieves fall they conceive to be a political tae travairance Notary Public ana that Governor Withycombe initiated been planed ia ineih -nt hands and out honest m< n learn the truth; and tical mistake, They were afraid will as a matter of cour* i result in that t*e » ‘ io.i.d have control of the it aptM-ara that when republican pol that Preaider.' Wilson would pass I org'eVcrisor iticians and officials quarrel then the through eight years in the White manag* spent of the penitentiary. failure. • “ I •'! I ¡t.r i x.nnined * The Tribune ,s cLarita Je enough general public learns the secret pur- House without exposing a single Well it has only c<etl the state I2W. to charge the gover >r ’ s mistakes, *1° • - . OREGON poaes and activities of the*- same public act or pajier which would 00U extra because of his Control. I above enumerated, to his advanced furnish them ground» for attack. political officials as well. When thia bunch of police was Now they think they have it and What is the matter with the Al- i age and ill health incident tl ereto. foisted u|»on the state last spring they pounce upon It with a« much ban> Herald and its main inspira H< probably w ul l not have tr ade the law. if aueh there was. had to ghoulish glee as would a buzzard tion A. C. Schmitt, that no opposi such a bungle of matters twenty- UNDERTAKERS five years ago. be strained in order to justify the upon a first class carcass. tion to Judge Mcknight's re-election Walter M. Pierce is a younger Calla Attended to Promptly appointment. If there was an em And what is the cause of the is n .k! Last spring McKnight Dav or Night ergency at th it time requiring ex|ra president’* offending? What is the waa called divers and sundry hard man and just at toe period f his guards to enforce the law deputies overt act which seems to give hta name», a “crook” being among the life when his judgment should be SCIO OKEGPN moat alert and correct. ie has ao|M»intr I by the sheriffs of the va political enemies so much joy? mi. ar immuationa. Even a ao He simply a»ks the people to give i caüed “good r'»ads meeting" was been directly Interest« I in practical rious counties would have accom- plishid the - ime end and the burden him a congress such as it has been organized to defeat the renomina- farming where management and a of cost would have fallen upon the during his administration; that is to i lion of Judge McKnight and Com- good business judgment was neces AUCTIONEER counties where the extra guard ser say. a majority of his own party miwiioner Irvine. <»et busy, gentle sary to suceesa Governor Withycombe has lean a W ATEitux» O mlxjqn vice was required. But such depu He asks for no change. He simply men. or It will soon be too (ate. salaried man fur n any years and he ■ r. l> No. I . 1‘boo» tti Swwi IL iom ties would have worked under the desire» that the congressional organ Yout main fight was against Mc direction of such county sheriffs b» nation shall remain ns it is. •spac Knight 1a<t spring and he.is no bet haa not been required to n-anage a Sale date« arranged for at The Sdo whom they would be responsible, ially so long as the war may last. ter now than he was then -just business which tie pi ficable j»t Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. be managed skilfully. while the sheriff only would have He thinks, and rightly.too that U> A K>ut the same Your fight against Of the two men the state is en been responsible to the governor. change the political control of con him men was wrong, else you are BRYANT titled to the !*ei er and Mr. Pierce, But the lawful plan foi providing gress at the present time would be derelict in vour duty now. This if one one will 1 »card .artisan :«m, security for the state did not suit construed by the European nation* blowing hot and then Nowing cold He must as a rebuke to his own policies. It is not good politics. The Herald will outpoint the governor in every Governor Withycombe. have direct control of these extra would in a measure destroy his now will now give Mcknight respectful respect. — ÏIIE Sl'lll STATE li.INK MUJiKERSundWEST SCIO STAUE R. SHELTON Morrison & Lowe H. C ROLOFF ATTORNEY at law »1-2 New Fir»t National Bank Bld«. guardians. The Tribune will not m V that it was then the governor's intention to make a personal political machine of th<s state police. Oh! no. But Senator Moaer aava he has made a political machine of the state police ami that Is sufficient. Th* people are interested in the fact that thia state police is made the basis for an extra mill state tax which would amount to 1940.000. Of this sum S250.000 will be re quired to pay what Senator Moser says is Governor Withycombe *e pol itical machine. Now The Tribune does not know that these state policemen are act ively working for the re-election of tJovernor Withycombe Yet men who pretend to know say such is the case And the further fast that these policemen know that with the •lection of Walter M Pierce as gov ernor would sp*ll the finish for their jibs gives strong color that the re port is true. As a matter of fact, every ap- poin’meit Governor Witheem-ibe >**» .«»»L .44—%. .luv-u . «.»■ fi dominating intluencv in the political n<:r«>nal mention even, Candidate for c >unt> commission or diplomatic conduct of the war. er A. R McCall is well and favor The president is well aware that She Should Be Fleeted. ably known in the Santiam country. the war policies he has advanced He is a good practical farmer who and which he in» convincingly sus .M>-s ignore Powell, of Browns- . haa been reasonably* successful in tains has made him the central fig vil e. an ) candidate for county ' the management of his private af ure or statesman of the world. H" treasurer on the democratic ticket, fairs and Iieing a man of g»o<l judg- s>*es anti feel» that he is pointing ia ci,.able in every wav for the office ' ment would make an excellent county the wav for world democracy and • « < She is the daughter of a commissioner. humanity and he wishes to preserve pto :eer Brownsville family and haa that influence. He feels that the ins le a »»ccess in all her business Judge Benne it a Candidate. United States is looked up<»n hv ell .:» Something near one-half of other nations a.« the leading demo th** > >u*ra of Linn county are women cratic nation, as the w >rld exemplar Judge A. S Bennett of The Dalles, and h"v are justly entitled to a and that he aa president of the Uni has consented to stand a* deni< eratie proportional »hare of the offices. ted States ia in a measure the leader candidate for state supreme judge While women are not eo well fitted and teacher of democratic principles. to aucct-ed the late Justice Moore. by i. > .uri- us men for some of the For this rca»m he would not have Prulmbly there ia not a better offices, that of county treasurer ia his influence minimized. He wants qualified laqver in Oregon for the not among the numlier. There ia the United States to wield a domi i n< reason why a woman may not be supreme l»ench than Judge Bennett. nating influence in adjusting affairs Both in experience and in legal as accurate and painstaking, or even when the fighting sltall cease. knowledge he is rated ar among the more so. than a man Mias Powell This is the reason he asks the best As an upright ci then of ster pos « uses every qualification the of- people to not change the political ling iiiiegrity hi» superior could not ficv of treasurer requiiea. She control of congress. He intimates have been selected. Hi* election sh<> ! and doubtless will be elected. that he would not make this request would raise the standard average of — in peace times but asks it now just. Oregon's supreme court in judicial to sustain the influence of the Unite«! rce Sb rild Be Elected knowledge and integrity. 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