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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1918)
V/ H St .7«/ a « e. •e*»_ • 1 ■** *^2: ’ **J L M*’.- THE SCIO TRIBUNE rations or unions have the same right. Ix»t us suppose that all American ISBt.'gti KVKHY THURSDAY RY farmers arc united in an iron Ixiund union similar to those of tfie labor T. L. PI'GGXM, KDtTUR AHU FBOF organisations. And let usui*.■ *u|>- Entered at the tMetoffice at Scio. pm* they have a grievance and or der a strike or refuse to work and Oregon as second class matter. refuse to allow their lands to I m * rd the war there was then a labor shortage in Oregon Now as there hag practically no new labor come Arrival and Departure of Pawwrgvr tn Dragon since the boys went to ’Trains war. their place« In the labor held Wood burn-Springfield Branch are open to then* True. w>me men WEST SCIO who were idlers in pre-war days may have formol the work habit, North 7 55 a m. world's history. tin«- of the Roosevelt te>ys is re- but most of thew* men will drop South 5:19 p.m. "If father back into the old id’er habit when 1150 uiw«l by others. Suppose this strike jw,rt<'*i to have said: •UBM<'KII*TION. IN ADVANCB Corvallis X Eaxfern should be brought on al and <lurioi' ■ . iaf. J a funeral, hr would they can do so without crippling in MUNKERS 1.76 AT KNP OF Y KA B------- the cropping season, what would »•«• WH.lt to be the corp-«, th«- minister, dustry and wages are reduced to a To Albany s 11 » ni .76 Sil MONTHS th«' conae«|uencv? America w mid a(llj th, eh<*ir " The boy evidently normal level. To Ih-troit 1:34 p m simply starve ami th«- entire marh- a r >rrvct «»timalr of hie fsth« t The thousand» of mechanics who Motor service disconlinued. ADVERTISING MATCH inerv of production in all lines Mr. Rooeevelt knows that I’rva*- have l<ecn attracted to our shipyards Lx-al advertising, per line _ Me would be paralysed. t ertainiy no dent Wilson will be given the moat from other st sirs wtll mostly return Display advertising, per inch 16c class of people would kick harder .«nthus'astic reception in Paris. Lm- to their home« and engage in the a-«,w. U m , s - w ».**, and louder than thc»c same labor ,|<*n. and other points he may visit, general mechanical irsliMtries which Display adverting, long time, see unions. Nor «rill thewe same union «*ver given to th«- head of a great have been slack«**! up beeMM of the manager. isU deny that the farmers have the nation. He knows that these Euro- war. Extended marriage or death notices per line _. 6c same right to strike which the) praa people» now place the highest One demaml for lale.r which the IjH-msrlves usurp, simply l*ecauac a p<>«ible estimate upon the American war ha» created and which is apt to Special ra'<*» rm long time display O om « as SLmu St LA**, convict«-«! criminal is now undergo- |„- M a nation ami that they continue for srvrral y«*ar» at least,! advertising. ing punishment wi|| attribute praise to Mr. Wilson, is our merchant marine. Crews for The attitude the lalxir unions are (he titular head, as being rrspomu- Or«*g«*n-made shit* will be made up m assuming in this matter is a very Ide. mainly, for America'» activity largely of Oregon men. This will J grave blunder, It will, if executed in the war. The) know that with supply labor for several thousand W, A. Ewing, A. E. Randall in accordance with the threats ma»ic out America’» f*-od. ammunition and sailors and our lumber industry, , President Vice 1res. drive into op|K>sition against them m»r power the cause of democracy which has grown very rapidly dur E I). Myers, ('a hier the influence of every law abiding in Europe would have been lost. ing the war. will al>*>rl> many more. I pledge allegiance Io r»*V flag citizen. Nor will a strike of thisi Hut the American people have Also permanent r*»a«l building prom-1 I *•**■* a g*-ti« rsl banking' business, the Republic for which it clandt. character be permitted to bemme a come to estimate the would-be sage ises to I m * renewed next spring in a receives deposita subject tochers, pays deposits, salii* patron, iruiMiihlc. filh liberty success True, the individual la of Sagamore Hill at his true value. more extensive mariner than during interest on tin* travelers check» and drafts, and jiutke for all. borer ha» the right t> refuse to! They have not forgotten that he the past year. makes collections. , work if he so elect«, lie should re forced the nomination of William So it is doubtful if the return of I our soldier boys creates a surfeit of ' member, however, that the law ha» THE LABOR STRIKE A MENACE. II. Taft upon the republican parly. ------------ I power to arrest men who refuse to Thev kn<>w that Rooeevelt, tnamea- labor. While wag«* urices will t»e The Tribune is very much in favor work and treat them as vagrants sure, «ought to control th«* Taft ad- reduc«*«j somewhat the reduction of industrial organization* an<i labor They would then lie c«im|iellc«l to ministration, and liecau'««* he could will lie less in proportion thsn th«* unions when the purpose is for mu work with a guard standing over not d<> so became greatly ofTvnd<-d. cost of living will lie Walter Bilyvli. I’rup However, there will scarcely I m * | They know that four years later he tual l<encfit ami the betterment of them. Phone Our large army of nearly 4,<MM),- endeavored in every |>nsubla way to as much demaml for farm labor as conditions, so long as such organisa SI Alli; Ml.l.Tb Al l. IIMIVS tions or unions conduct their activ (Mio is alxiut to be discharg«-«l Them prevent Mr. Taft's renomination, formerly. Very many tractor plows Leaves Scio Postoffice ities wiihin the limits of law. Hut ixiys were enl'»te«i to force th«* ob Failing, hr organised the now de- are now in m rvicc on the farm» and at 7;10 a m arsi 5 ut» p m f„r w ,-„t Svn. when such organ s»lions or unions servsnee of international law. The) fund Hull M<Miae party, mule him- their ua* is likely to be in^rcnsed and 12.4'* p n* fur Munk^r* ••veil) will never forgive the going Sin mered down to the dregs, (he above is about the substance of the autocrat's pronouncement. It is in spire« I by jealousy and disappoint ment. Is-cauae he is not the central figure in the grvatcat events of the Railroad I ime 1 able H. B. CHESS Attorney ■» Law i attempt coercion In the way of will want job* when they get horn« «.|f the nominee of that tiarty, ami which will lessen the demand for strikes or walkouts, then they be and doubtless would lake the lilac«-» which made the election <»f Mr. farm labor. Oregon can and will easily absorb come a menace to society and the of these unionists who refuse to Wilson a surety. work These returning soldier bov»! Now Risme veil ha» returtic«i to the lalx>r of her sol«iier !»>>» ami stability of government. I We are just concluding the great have formed the habit of obeviny the old imrty f«»l<l ami assume» to the same is true of all the Pacific Improvements, Ix.th est war the world has known to es orders and the law ami ih«-y will be spokesman for th«* party he one» Cxiast states. tablish the principle that right, not have small sympathy for the labor , tried to disrupt and came near doing pubbe and private, w hich have been might, shall prevail and that gov-, unionist who is on strike I m - csusv s *■>. Also, he endeavors to assume lying dormant while the war was on Irrigation ernmenls shall respect the rights of: criminal is being punished. They the mfciof dictator to the Wilson will spring into life. will be just as willing to enforce administration. The administration schemes ami development of water each other. The labor strike is but a minia obedience to law at home a« they and th«- people »imply ignore him power will demand a large amount ( Sagamore Hilt is not high enough to of labor as well. So there is no use ture effort to establish the rule of i were when abroad. As s matter of fact, the lalmr , carry his bray to any grrat distance, borrowing trouble alsiut idle labor might, just a» Germany sought to strike is not a gixwi plan to advance A« a c*His«-«|ucncc the collar pinches in Oregon especially. dominate the worhl with what she _______ the interests of the laboring man. It Teddy and causes hi» occasional ti thought was her invincible might. is a resort to force an<l force has no' rad«-« alxiut things in general and President Wilson in en route to resjiect for law. Indeed, force as President Wilson in particular, Paris aboard the liner George Wash sumes b> I* the law until a slrongci Mr Roosevelt is siinp'y laying the ington. It is said some of the U. power steps in to enforce the execu- foundation for the defeat of the ra 18. wnator» feel miff«-«l because he Even now to be tolerated in a democratic gov tion of the law. The strike is Ih«i | publican party in 1920. I did not consult them relative to the ernment which is suppoacd to be enemy of the rule of the majority defeat is »melt in the air smlalxxim , appointment of the peace eommis- governed by th«-will of the majority. It is rebellion in miniature and can-’ for General Pershing for president i «loner». When ix-acc has Ix-t-n Any man. if he is not satisfied not I* tolerated in any great degree i« being started to stave off defeat, agreed upon the term» will be sub A slight operation is said to take with his job. has the right to quit in a government of the character of mitted to the senate for ratification the brav out of th«- mule. It would it. But he has not the right to say the United Stairs. . or rejection a» the case may be. At Governor Stephens manifested probably work as well with the pro that another man shall not'take his least such has heretofore been the wisdom when he commuted Mooney'» genitor of the mule, and it would place, either by intimidation or custom in the adoption of |ieace sentence to life imprisonment. If it ben good plan to try the ex peri- otherwise. treaties. The threat to strike on December can tie established to the satisfaction ment on Teddy. Mr. Rooaevelt's tirades on I’resi- 9 by the labor unions unless Tom of the pardoning power that Moonay Wonder what kind of a whrni«- Mooney, convicted of muider in the has been unjustly or unfairly con- d«-nt Wilsim «-an have no other effect the Portland bunch will figure out bomb explosion at the San Francisco victed it is never too late for a j»ar-; than to drive Independent v iters to crowd through the legislature at Moreover, the fact away from the republican party so the 11 th hour at the coming st seinn? preparedneiM parade, is A clear case don to issue. of attempt to intimidate the execu that the labor unions an<i M-xxiey’s long a* he is |M-rinitled to sprsk for They now have their interstate tion of law. They are attempting friend« are strenuously insi»ting that that |iarty. Everybody know» that bridge and money enough in sight to use the «trike to terrorise the the trial was not impartial and are Roosevelt's caustic criticisms <>f the tn complete the Columbia highway. people by which they expect to se not willing to undertake to establish pf.-i l.-nt are not merited. Their They wilt tie apt to ask for a liberal cure Mooney's pardon. It is simply that the trial was unfair^ Is pretty only purpeee is tu destroy Mr. Wil appropriation for advertising to get following in Germany's footsteps to gix»| evidence that the conviction son's influence lx»lh at home and people from east of the Rockies to „abroad. Rut it won't work, Taddv. come out and «ee what they have use terror as a means to accomplish was just. Th«- As crican people have confidence accomplished their purpose. They will be on hand TEDDY EMITS ANOTHER BRAY in th«- purity and disinterestednr«a for some kind of graft, sure. The Tribune will not undertake to of the president's patriotic efforts. say that Mooney ha«l a fair and im partial trial. Hut the supreme President Wilain did not asa per- Th y want democracy made safe in Governor Withycombe ha» fimi courts of (California and (he United mission of The<xlore Roosevelt to the a rid an«l thev »«elieve Wood some four or Uve prnitentiary States could not find sufficient cause atteod the preliminaries of the to* Wi> n will make it safe, if iti warden» durine hi» first terni; re- to order a retrial. Yet. after Gov peace congress, to convene in Paris is possible. Mr. Roosevelt drstroyvd ■ wards, of course, to politicai friends. ernor Stephens has commuted Moo or Versailles within a few days the mnftdvnee of the American peo- self in 1912 ami it hasnot ,f hv Cun,,nu ‘'* thè practiev durine ncy.s sentence to imprisonment for The president is guilty of lese pl*- in hinise___ _________________ _ hi» second terni he «Ughi to get life the labor unions demand com majeate in not obtaining permission vet been restored most of hi» politicai debls pn-d. plete pardon or the country must from the autocrat of Sagamore Hill. This same theory of might is right is the basis upon which strikes and lockouts are founded. It is s rule or ruin policy which ought not bear the consequences of a great labor strike. The final analysis of the labor unions in th* matter i:s Their dictum is superior to the man date of the court. What more is needed to constitute high treason than a refusal to obey the mandate of law? If th«- labor unions are permitted to thus spat upon the law R. SI IELTON Notary /‘ub/w ana Curwycnsor Abstracts of I nk Examined JCIO OREGON Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS tails Attended to Promptly Dsv or Night SCIO RO1 .OH H. C AUCTIONEER O k > g <>N W a TKRI xm ) a r II. No. I . I'hrmr is* : <•«.< ILxua Sale dales arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. u. c. i . i : YAM ATTORNEY AT LAW Ml 2 New Elmi ‘ adunai Hank Bldg. ALBANY Agricultural Credit Corporation of Oregon Our twenty year rural credit plan of loaning money to fanners helps you to get out of debt. Under our form of loan the TOTAL amount of interest paid during its ENTIRE period of twenty years, is actually leaa than 5j per cent interest. Write us fur booklet. HECKER A BEAM Aerina 1-53 Lyon St Albany, ()r»*j»>»h As a result, the president has in-' voked the wrath of the aforesaid autocrat, and the tirade published in the Kansas City Star would make a long-eared inhabitant of many' American barnyards hide himself In I shame and despair. Ina long article Mr. Roosevelt tell» the president he ought ... not to ... by refusing to work, other orgaai J go, and that if tee go tee (Roop-. THE LABOR SITUATION Those birds we have down in the penitentiary would, no doubt, like Quit«- a deal is living written and to have the privilege of selecting It is safe sai I concerning the taking care of their own prison warden to say no ex-sherdT would be named. th« r< turning soldiers in the laboi field The Tribune lielieves there is mu>.« j.«\ about nothing in this The Portland Telegram has atxiut rcspi-ct It will be rememherrd quit killing the kaiarr but it contin that '» f**re the United States enter uée U> throw tiouquetft at iUelf. 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