The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919, November 28, 1918, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE out .. __ the ______
world have especial reason
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What the people want and demand m<>us people«. They know that he
is a less expensive state government is the leading champion of the prin- IxilllfOcHl
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to be thankful, for this month of and this can be brought about only ciple that "Kight is Might."
Arrival and Departure of PmMtnger
The president evidently intends
November has brought them the by a stern determination of our law
Trains
' great boon of liberty and the God makers to eliminate from the state that world democracy shall be bene­
T. U DltMRR. ROrruR AND PROF
Woodburn-Springfield Branch
given right to rule themselves.
«alary list all officials and employe« fited in every pumi LI v manner in ar­ !
WEST SPIO
Entered at the postoffiee at Scio,
The eleventh day of November not absolutely net-eesary to an effi- ranging a world ¡w*ace. The price
Oregon as second class matter.
should hereafter be.
be« not only a na
na­ cient and economical administration in blood and treasure has tiren too North
7:55 a.m.
tional, but a world Thanksgiving of the state government and its in­ great for the liberty of the smallest South
5:19 p m.
stitutions. The pe >ple do not object nation to be lust through diplomatic
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■URSCRirriUN. IN ADVANCB
11.50 Day.
Corvallis & Eastern
And while he would not
to liemg taxed if they tret in return jockeying
AT RNI> OF YRAR
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1.75
MUNKERS
LEGISLATURE’S OPPORTUNITY.
reasonable value therefor. But they neglect his duty as president of the
To Albany
RIX MONTHS
.75
8:11 am
do object to have one-half of tax American people during his absence
To Detroit
1:34 pm
I The legislature to meet in Salem money voted or appropriated for an to any great extent, his presence at
ADVCKTUHNO RATBt’
Motor service discontinued.
in Januarv has a splendid opportu- enterprise absorbed in overhear! ex- the peace table will have a tremen­
lx>cal advertising, per line
He
nith to set a record for economy if t» mw *
They think they are thus dous influence in arranging such
Display advertising, per inch
15c
it will, and to convince the Lax pay la-ing compelled to pay for too much terms and understandings that fu­ a
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Display advertising, long time, see ers of Oregon that a republican leg "gingerbread." We thank the. gov- ture wars will tie made almost im­
manager.
possible.
islature Is capable of being econom ernor. for lhe word.
Extended marriage or death notices ical when it pleases to do ao.
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President Wilson is expected to be
per line
ftc
When the people at the recent
wor(d (gnd in Pans on or bv the middle of next
Special rates on lone time display election refuel to lie grafted for R,n<v) ho
more month and the iwace conference will
advertising.
nearly a million dollar, of taxation fr-m our
Am. be opened soon after his arrival.
IMt'KI) RVKRY THURSDAY BY
H. B. CHESS
Attorney «t Law
prlcan doh
brawy Just how long the ta-ace parley will
gt
U|Ue front
noW knoW continue and just what part the ri
proval of lhe reckle- spending of what Am<rlcnn energy a«d affleta«» president will take in the matter
the taxpayer.* money wh.ch wx-ms CBn (|q
|M.|Idh)(r
d(M.k. remains to I* seen. But it is reas­
IV. A. Ewing,
A. E. Randall
to prevail in the state government
onable to assume that his participa­
and railroads.
They now know
President
Vice l’rea.
in all of its institutions and depart­
tion will t>e general rather than s|>e-
what real railroad operation means.
E. 1). Myera, < 'n. hier
/ pledge allegianee Io my flag and ments.
ciflc. When the liberties and rights
They have learned how quickly a
the Republie foe u'hieh it eland», one
of the smaller nations as well as
The people have given lhe h-gtsla
flocs
a general hanking business,
cargo from a ship can be discharged
deposits subject tocbeea, pays
¡Nation. indfimible. »ilh liberty and lure just so many yards of doth.
those of the larger are safeguarded, receives
1
In fact. England and France will
on time deposits,
aelis
jutlice foe oil.
Out of this the various garments
when world dem racy is made safe, interest
,
never again be as they were In pre­
travelers checks ami drafts, and
the president will probably feel that makes
,
for the state government and insti­
collections.
war days. The western world has
THANKSGIVING.
tutions must be fashioned
If the simply opene<i their eyes to the me- , his work is c
cloth consumed for certa'n depart­ th-xls of progress.
And America
T<xlay brings our annual feast day ments or institutions is too libera! has learned something during our
NO GINGERBREAD.
and a spirit of genuine thaakfulnese the others must be skimped or get participation in the war. We have
Evidently what learned how tremendous our resour­
will prevail in the hearts of the peo­ nothing at all.
With high war taxes of all kinds
ple as never before. Wilh the end Governor Withycombe styles "gin­ ces are when fully aroused and set to meet for the next few years there
Walter Bilyeu. Prop.
of the war but two wreks past all gerbread" should and probably will going at a war pace. Nevertheless
is an imperative duty upon state
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feel glad beyond measure that the be eliminated. It is quite probable four millions of men have Iieen taken legislatures to cut out all frills.
STAUB
MEETS Al l. TRAINS
slaughter has ceased and that men also that some of the state's com­ from our farms workshops, factor-
State and city and county taxes
1
-eaves
Scio Fbstoflice -
and women can take their minds off missions. wMch ought never to have es. etc . we have found that we can
should t>e trimmed down to hard- al 7:10 a m and 5.00 y m fur West Sck.
thoughts of war and its attendant iieen created, will have t<» ir<> g«r- grow as large crops and keep our tack and the army of officeholders
and 12:45 p m for Munkcr-
•vils and give them to those of men t less
shops and factories going as if our should be asked to march light.
Just what lhe report of a com* la.y» were at home. We have learn­
peace, prosperity and happiness.
Thousands of private citizens to
mittce
appointed by the It# 17 legis-
While most people will assemble
ed. also, that when duly ami patri­ meet war demands have had to cut
about the Thanksgiving table with lature. to consolidate commissions, otism called we could finance our frills and gingerbread.
Notary I’ u M k ana
joy and gladness. the chair or chairs will be is not generally known. Its own share of the war and loan bil­
Good business men and responsi­
of the absent soldier tx>y will lie va­ recommendations are intended as a lions of dollars to our allies
Com'eyensor
Yes. ble taxpayers should I m - placed in
cant. And while it can lie expected sort of guide for legislative action
America has learned a few thing» control of legi-dature* and the fat­
Abstracts of 1 itle Examined
The legislature can start the econ­ which only a great war could bring
that moat of these boys will return
frying politicians let out.
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OREGON
ere another Thanksgiving dav. the omy ball rolling if it will by refus­ out. We have a better knowledge
sasamMMiBMswa
long, published lists of "Killed in ing to employ the great army of of our own power now.
Job» Better Tlun Chanty.
Action." "Died of Wounds or Dis­ clerks, usually to lie found at legis­
Everybody knows
ease." admonishes us that there are lative sessions
When Henry Ford left the Metro­
many vacant chairs today which will that one-third the usual number The Prmdent at the Peace Table.
UNDERTAKERS
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employed
could
do
all
lhe
work
re
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politan
Opera House, New York,
never again l«e filled by the absent
President Wilson is the accepted rather than be forced to give >5000
Calls Attended to Promptly
ones. Yet there is a mournful sat­ quired and then not work mdrethan
Dav or Night
half
the
time.
Anywav
legislators
s|M>k< «man of world democracy by to the Unites! War Work Fund, he
isfaction in knowing that these brave
boys died to make men and women cannot enforce economy in govern­ common consent of all nations. Be­ declared he was through with char­ SCIO
OREGON
free -to substitute democracy for mental departments and institutions ing the president of the oldest and ity. Ford had already subscribed
autocracy, to replace might wilh without they are willing to exercise most successful democracy in the 1500.000 to the fund in Detroit. At
it themselves.
world it is but natural for younger the New York meeting he was told
right.
But the dickering and conniving democracies to look to the United he must give $5000 or 1« "black­
For our first Thanksgiving day
AUCTIONEER
we must go back nearly 300 years, for the positions of president of the State* for precedent, for example, jacked." He said he would have
made a donation if he had l>een ap­ W atkrlpo
to the bleak shores of Massachusetts. senate and speaker of the house and for guidance.
O ke . x > n
When the president asked the sev­ proached in the right manner.
When our Pilgrim Fathers landed does not argue well for a regime of
ar. atte. I
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After declaring he had given away
on Plymouth Rock there were no economy. Too many memtiers art­ eral nations engaged to define their
Sale dates arranged for at The Scio
welcoming arms save those of the now in Portland logrolling and fix­ objects in lhe war, he plainly stated millions to chanty, he said:
Tribune Office. Scio. Ora
"American* do not want charity,
Indiana.
No houses, nor home« ing up slates along certain lines, for that the United States was not out
to secure indemnity nor territory, anyway. All they want is a chance
with hospitable fires, no food ex* an economy campaign to succeed.
C. 0. BRYA.NT
However,
if
the
coming
session
but to make democracy safe in the to work for their living, and I will
cept what the forests and *t reanta
proves
to
lie
a
replica
of
those
of
world for small nations as well as give more of them than ever a
afforded, and no stores other than
the ship's which brought them over, the past the people are going to great. Hence, when the peace con- ’ ciiance to do ao. About 7000 of my
201-2 New First > »donai Bank Bldg
from which to obtain supplies. These commence to do things, There was venti. n a-wmbles to arrange terms men are in the army and navy, and
sturdy Pilgrims were thrown abso­ and will lie again agitation to amend <>n the part <>f the great nations, it they will all have jobs when they ALBANY
OREGON
lutely upon their own exertions to the state constitution, which will is vitally necesaary for someone to come back. So ala* will as many
obtain food and clothing.
They eliminate one branch of the legisla­ be there to champion the rights of soldiers and sailors as can be used.
must clear the land, build cabins ture and perhaps reduce the mem­ the small democracies — »«meone Healthy, whole, ill, crippled, we will
and grow their crops. It was simply bership of the remaining body. Anv with recognized power and influence.1 use all of them we can.
change is almost sure to lie for the
"Sec if the bankers and brokers—
Work to live with them.
President Woodrow Wilson, more
When they had prepared their better, unless a new leaf is turned than any other man, {xisaess e s that who make their money by using
power and influence tiecause of his other people's money and do no work
homes and had produced sufficient at the coming session.
Our twenty rear rural credit plan
One vast improvement for the statement of disinterestedness on the themselves will take their men of loaning money tn farmers helps
upon which to live and to clothe
their bodice, they felt that they had better and in the Interests of econo­ (art of the United Stales and also back and make r<> tn fur others in you to g»-t out of debt. Under >ur
form of loan the TOTAL amount
great cause for thankfulness. And my. if the sessions held in Portland because of our acknowledged repu- the same way."
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and
the
great
lobby
which
usually
tat n fur fair dealing in diplomacy..
when their crops were garnered and
period of twenty years, is actually
The peo­
A cardinal principle in United
housed and everything prepared for follows, could be barred
Governor Withy combe’s choice of less than f>J per cent interest.
the cold, bleak winter, the Thanks­ ple do no want any more eleventh Sta • 1- mcracy as defined by Ab- warden for the penitentiary must Write us for booklet.
giving feast was held. The custom hour concoctions, as in the case of raham Lincoln more than a half cen- have been bax-i upon political fav­
was perpetuated. The New Eng­ the road bonding measure at lhe tury ngo i«: "No man has a right oritism rather than that of men who HECKER A BEAM. A j . -nh
land Thanksgiving dinner became a last session. They want all such < x- to rule another man without this were re al I v qualified for the place.
custom and has been perpetuated travagant schemes introduced earlv other man's consent." It is known In the space of less than four years
in the session so that due considers- (to all these European peoples who he bat had three npi«»inlee and it
to lhe present time.
an- struggling to establish demo- now seetn« probable that a fourth
Only since the Civil war has the lion can be given them.
Owing to lhe fact that Portland cra’ic governments, and President appointee will be in charge of that
day become of national significance.
President Uncoln by proclamation supplies near one-third of the mem- W ii u's many speeches and writ- inatitution before the governor’s
had many days of prayer and thanks­ Iwrship of the legislature, neither ing have convinced these peoples first term hat expued. Evidently
giving during that war. By com­ speaker nor president should be se- tha h1 is an American in the broad- there has been oo much politic« for
ALBANY, ORE.
mon consent it liecame a custom of lee ted from the Multnomah county est *-nse. They feel that he will the good of the state.
That county wields wie 1 a dominating influence at the
our president« to designate the last delegation.
Meals 35 and 50 cents
ta’ Ie and that he will insist
The "Santium Pharmacy” passes
Thursday in November as Thanks­ power enough without the prestige pea
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giving Day. and all the states have and power the post lions of president j that lhe small, weak nations will be to the discard and is replaced by
Room 50c and Up
protected in their rights as aulono "Kelly's Drug Store
made thia day a legal holiday.
¡and speaker confer.
GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
over and above th. mx pe, cent al
lowed by law. they exprewwd disap
! BANK
MUNKERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
R. SHELTON
Morrison & Lowe
H. C
ROLOFF
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Agricultural Credit
Corporation of Oregon
St. ¡Francis
Hotel