The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., November 14, 1918, Image 2

THE SCIO TRIBUNE
and which they used to the greatest defeated, But when that bunch >«f
possible extent,
Evidently th* American e«litors got over there be
Hr did
president had in view the maintain­ fell that he was insult«*!
ing of the pr«*sent great influence not want hi* obituary written until
the United States government now he wa*
When th«-y commenced
wields in the un*cttl«*i wartime con­ firing American editors at him hr
ditions in European countries.
He quit the game in disgust
thinks a chang»- in the political com­
Had Dr. Hill of Albany, been in
plexion of congresa would be con- the bunch the kaiser would have ab­
strued by theav nations across the dicated two weeks sooner.
The
waler ** a rebuke to his war policies power of the pen (typewriter) over
and would in a measure destroy hia that of the sword has again been
influence. An advrrw» vote in the d«-toon*tiatrd
Dr. HilFs expecta­
English government means a radical tion that he would lx* a»!c to write
change in governmental policy and the kaiser* obituary before the end
the pn*sident thought an adverse of this year is now a realisation.
vote in the election of c<>ngrt*asmen
We conclude that the kaiser fear«!
would be eonstru«! in like manner. the power of the pen Ix-cause he
Those countries seemingly, cannot made a great roar when Captain
Extended marriage or death notices tbey were simply a component part' suffered.
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laboring men. women understan«! the working of a democ­ Coughlan of the U. S. navy, wrote
per line ____ ........ ——— 6c of world societv and that they were and mechanic* never have received racy like ours.
his sarcastic poem "Me und Gott."
Special rate« on long time display , responsible in part for the upbuild- i such large wages nor worked more
This is what prompt«! the presi­ He thought if a sea captain could
advertising.
ing and advancement of the world steadily than during the past year dent to desire the control of cong- write such stuff about him a dozen
in the orogrew^'f civilization, he ha* ami one-half. Farmers were never rmai to remain a* now. But a* the of American editors would land him
taught them that they were a supe *o sure of g.-x>d prices as they have war ia practically over the political in perdition sure.
rior people, destined to domlnab b«*»*n for th«- past two .ear», all of control of rungrewi is of le moment
Hr whom a» a rule are prosperous
than it other wise would t>e. The
and rule the rest of the work!
Nor
will
our
prosperity
end
with
taught them that "kultur" *»« a
president's m]u«*»t simply piac«l a
mark of superior civilization and' the war. The outlook ia the demand club in the hands of his political
W, A. Ewing,
A. E. Randall
/ pledge allegiance to mp flag and that it wa* their duly t<> extend for what the farmer raises will con- enemies which they «i«*nt overtime i President
Vice Pr«*u
the Republic for uhkh it ft and», one thi* German kultur to all other na tinue for several years at remuner- in using.
E I). Myere, (’a liii*r
i
Walter M Pierce in the gubema-
Ration. indhrhible, with liberty and lions. And finally he has taught alive price*.
Ik**» a general txmking busin«***,
With the release of our anldier i torial race, ha»l the Portland Inter­
and inculcated the doctrine that
juttire for all.
i "might is right" until the German boys fr«tn the army there will be a ests to corn I mi t a* well as some ad­ rscrives (Icpcxnt» subject tochers, pays
! interest on
time
deposits,
*elu»
reduction from the preaent high vertising to hia detriment, which
WORLDS GREATEST CRIMINAL people actually taller«! it.
travelers checks and drafts, and
Well. Germany has awakem-d to pricr of lalx»r but at the sam.» time was untrue.
Anyway he was up makes col lea lions.
the
fact
that
th«-
other
nations
of
the
i
»rice*
for
f»»od
product*
will
be
against
a
normal
republican major­
All humanity now points to Wil­
the
world
have
long
since
reversed
I
reduced
a*
well
so
that
our
workers
ity
of
25.000
which
is a heavy han­
liam Hohenzollern a* the most no­
this inheritance of savagery. They ' 1 will be
lx- able to save as much money dicap for anv minority candidate to
torious criminal the world has pro­
overcome. The fact that he over­
duced. Search the nagva of history have taught, believe ami have now a* now.
Then
private
enterprises
which
came ah rat onethir<| of this major­
and not « character can lie found demonstrated that "right is might"
hav<*
lain
dormant
will
again
Ixx-orm-
ity i* complimentary to him a* a
Walter Biiveu, Prop
but what in comparison fade« into and that the kultur idea is wr<»ng.
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insignificant-«- with that of this It is an unfortunate awakening for active, improvements neglect«! will candidate.
It is unfortunat«* that Judge Ben-1
"Beast of Berlin." Weser "beast" the German people. They will have lie made, new enterprises will I m « I
STAGI- MKTs Alt. TRAINS
Nor would It be difficult to select debt which will first and last reach
those who should be made to suffer thirty to forty billions of dollars. the
for this great crime againt civiliza­ great maiwe* of the comrnon people
tion. The kaiser and his family of have been the gainers.
Thia vast
sum
of
money,
borrowed
in
the main
princelings
and
all
Germans
upon
T. L DL'GCK*. BDITOÄ ANO FBOP
I
whom
ths
title
of
"von"
ha*
heen
from
the
people,
ha*
been
paid out
I
to
our
soldiers
and
work
people
conferred
would
about
include
the
Entered at the poatoffiee at Scio,
Those
who
have
suffer»*!
in
a
finan-
criminals
of
infamy.
The
replacing
Oregon a* second class matter.
of property looted an»! destroy«*!. | cis I way have ix*-n the holders of
11.M both public an»! | rivate; the restor­ large fortune* for they have been
•UBSCKirnoN. th ADVANC«
1.75 ation, so far aa can be. of the land for the lir«t lime in our hiatory tax­
AT KNP or YKA*
devasted by war, will be sufficient ed in proportion the more hegvo'y
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punishment for the German people than work people and email property
I
While the kaiser’s crime against holder*.
AtlVKKHMINi; KATES’
While the great maaa of our aol-
the nations with which he has been
He
Ixtcal advertising, per line
warring is great beyond comparison diera have been drawn from the
Display wivertiaing, per inch
16c the crime of wrong educ*ti»>n of his ranks of our work people they have
Display advertising, long time, see own l>eop|e
bv far the greatest >x*m taken in auch manner that pro­
manager.
' Instead of teaching hia people that «iuctive enterprises hsve not greatly
MUKKERSandUEST
SCIO STAGE
and al the same time feel that an
apology ia due the most blmxlthirsty
beast of the jungle.
What a terrible indictment can be
truthfully frarn«! against this mon­
strosity in human form now about
to be shorn of hia kingly power, if
not already done, who heretofore
has been claiming "Gott" as his
junior partner!
The grvatewt war that the history
of the world records is about to
clone
Ind« el the last battle mav
have |x-en fought and hostilitie«
brought to a clow- before this copy
of The Tribune reach«*« its readers.
Th»- people of the world who for
more than four years have talk«!
and thought of but little elsq than
war with all of its attendant horrors
will n<>w lie released from the long
nightmare. They can now give the
thought* of their minds to plans for
making the condition of humanity
happier,
more pro«|>eorou8 and
more piensant.
When Germany has surrendered
her arms an»i warships to the United
States and the allied powers, with
them she will sur render the arch
criminal Kaiser Hill and the lesser
criminals, yclept the war lords, who
have furnished the brain« to plan
the terrific assault upon the liberty
of the people of the world. That
they should lx? punish«! as Iwmg
individually responsible for the hol­
ocaust of bhxid in which they have
involved the world, goes without
saying, for they are guilty of every
crime in the most intensified form
for which society punishes men and
women.
Wholesale murder, not
only of combatant* but of inoffen­
sive women ami children, arson,
theft an<l robbery, bribery, rape,
wilful de*truction of property, de­
ception. lying, violation of sacred
treaties and anv ami all other crime«
not mentioned, ail can truthfully be
alleged and proven against them.
What should their punishment be?
The mere tak ng of their Ilves all
will admit would be entirely too
merciful. Something more severe
than death should be the verdict.
Imprisonment for life on some »leeert
island of the sea with a bare subáis-
ten ce. without any of the enjoy­
ments societv has devised, would be
more commensurate with their great
to pay the penalty for the great inaugural«!, etc., so that there will
crime against them for which the continue to I m * ji brisk demand for
kaiser ami his war lord* «land con* labor.
One very gr»-at enterorim* in which
victed by the right thinking people
the Unit«! State* lightly participat-
of the world.
With the lieiief of the doctrine «I will tM.«come of nation-wide im­
We allude to the part we
that right is might an attribute of portance
will
take
in
carrying the ocean borne
when
the
peace
mercy attends and
commerce
of
the world. Prior to
terms are finally arranged this at­
the
war
the
Unit«*!
Stat«*« business
tribute of mercy will wield a consid­
erable Influence.
No criminal in | ,n“n participated but very lightly in
civil life becomes so black that he the <*ean carrying trade.
Four-
doe* not excite the pity of very (fifth» of our farm products and
many people ami this pity often ex- manufactured goods were carried to
tends to the courts and make* more, foreign land* in foreign owned ship*
In fact our merchant marine was of
merciful the sentence of the court.
From
The world now knows that the incon»i<!erabie importance.
kaiser and hi* brood of war lord* now henceforward it will be differ­
The United State« is now
are a menace to twentieth century ent.
building
*hi|M much more rapidly
civilization. Both justice and the
than
any
other
nation and we will
law of self preservation dcmaml
emerge
from
the
war with as large
that this whole outfit of world dis­
a
merchant
marine
aa that of Eng­
turber* am! criminals shall be placed
land.
Our
«hips
will
also provide
where they will no longer be a men­
work
for
the
thousands
of our sail­
ace. The work! must lie made safe
or*
who
will
lie
without
job* when
Democracy must no longer be con­
the
war
is
over.
Our
merchants
fronted with th«* intrigues and plot­
ting* of men who adhere to the and our manufacturers with aaaur-
ance of plenty of ship« will open up
doctrine of kultur.
The price which the world ha» bumn«-*s with foreign land* which
ha»i to pay in order to establish t In­ will make our exports grow wi;h
principle that right i* might ha» lea|M and bounds.
S.i we are not likely to *«*• the
lieen tremendous in lx»th life and
nett’s name wa* not printed on the
Ix-ave* Scio l‘»xit. thc<
ballot.
Where a name must lie al 7:10 a m and '> uu t> n. fui W. t A n
and 12:45 p rn for Munkors
written many p«>pie n«*glect or i
overlook writing in a name. Judge
Coke, however, will reflect credit to
the supreme bench a* would Judge
Notary Public ana
Bennett, had he tx.*en chosen.
R. SHELTON
When thia item was written it wa*
thought Judge Cuke would be the
winner, Judge Bennett wa*elected
by over 400 plurality.
Comeyertsor
Abstracts oí Title Examined
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OREGON
Morrison & Lowe
In the county election McKnight
and Francis owe their defeat in a
large measure to their long service
UNDERTAKERS
for the county. A d«*«irc to clean
(alls Attendili to Promptly
up the court house bunch influenced
Dav or Night
many votes. It is not denied that
both of th»*»«* gentlemen have been SCIO
OREGON
honorable and efficient in their res­
pective office*
Commirsioner-to-be
Pierce owe* his strong lead to the
auctioneer
south end of the county vote where
he ma»le almost a clean sweep re-.
OUGON
gardles* of party. !t is a high com­ W ATEKIAMJ
a.
r.
p
.
N«.
i
ri»»»
h « m
pliment to a candidate when all of
his neighbor*, th»»»«* who know him Sale datea arrangi*! for at The Scio
beat, give him their votes.
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
After all. the new- officials are
elected to serve all the people. In
C. BRYANT
their official capacities they should
forget that a man or woman is a
republican or democrat as the case 2012 New First National Bank Bldg.
treasure. Not I«*** than 5,000,000 stringent titn«*s we experienced im- may l>e. Their duly is to serve all
ALBANY
OREGON
lives and 6100.000.000.000 are ter­ m«*iiately after the close of the the people, which The Tribune con­
Civil
war.
We
will
not
have
a
de
­
fidently believes They will do.
rible to consider.
Civilization and progress hsve preciate«! currency l*> restore to a
been retard«! a great many years, sped« basi* nor are we likely to have
Governor Wilhvcombe nays "all
all cause«! by the inordinate ambi­ a great contraction in our money gingerbread must go." but "no
tion of one man and the men who rirculation with the n»n««iuent ruin­ crippling of efficiency is intended. • •
I
have toadi«*d to hia egotistical na­ ation of manufacturers, merchants Thia is acknowledgment that a*o-
Our twenty year rural credit plan
and
farmers.
ture. Eternsl punishment to a des­
aations of unnecessary employment of loaning money to farmers hell»
T he 1 rihune opine* that farmers
ert island is richly merited.
of employes by the stale, made du­ you to g*t out of debt. Under our
esix-cislly arc just now entering into
ring th«- late campaign, were found- form of loan the TOTAL amount
of interest paid during its ENTIRE
one of the moat prosperous periaxis
on fact. Much obliged. governor,
LET US TAKE STOCK
period of twenty year*, is actually
of mir history and w hen farmers
for the
frank acknowl«*lgment. less than f>| per cent interest.
Now that the end of the war la PT* -|»-r all others prosper as well. Thia will put a kitxiwh upon any Write us for booklet.
in sight we can take »lock and see There is no possibility of the over suits for damage* against newspa­
where we arc at.
Of all nation« production of food nor is there r*a- pers the governor may have had in HECKER A BEAM. Agent*
and peoples engaged in the war in i son to expect <>ur labor market* to i mind.
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the loan of life and waste of treas­ j he overrun with men and women ■
Albany, Oregon
ure the United States has suffered hunting for jobs. We are not likely ADDING INSULT TO INJURY.
boho
aa
of
a
few
1
to
again
••**
the
least, Since our entrance into the
When American soldier* Ix-gan to
war we have done noblv and have as i years ago.
—
a fact saved the war for the allies.
arrive in Francy -ami at>t**ared on
FLECTION AFTERMATH.
We have not had men at the battle
the battle front Kaiser Bill thought
he was injure«!.
And when thev
front so many months aa they, which
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e President Wilson's request that commenced to drive his liest tr<x>pa
accounts for our lees loaa of life.
But in a financial way The Tribune hia A<lministration be sustained by back from the Marne river he knew Meals 35 and 50 cents
believes the war has been a lx-nefit the cleetion of a democratic con­ be was deeply injured.
Room 50c and Up
to us rather than a harm. True, groas was unwias in that it afforded
Then ia wh«-n he commenced to
I hia oponnrnta a sort of rallying taste entertain the poeMbilily of bring
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
H. C ROLOFF
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Agricultural Credit
Corporation of Oregon
St. Francis
Botel