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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1919)
■■ • » * F • « ’ • i • - •♦A -’•• -• *' •/ % f • • » • T • • », ♦ ' »■ •«» ■ » w V • 1 • IMBtKl) KVKRY THUBROAY BY T. L. PVOGKB. KDITU* AMP paor Entered at the tewtoffice at Scio. Oregon as second class matter. •UBSCKirnoN. IN AbVANCS ______ MIX MONTHS 11.50 1.75 .75 AOVKKTtSING KATBH Ixical advertising. per line Display advertising, per inch / V t * . A • THE SCIO TRIBUNE AT KN0 OF YBAB ' • - .<* a He I s Sc Display advertising, long time, see manager. people Which the legislature cannot repeal. The governor and legisla ture do not like the six percent lim itation of appropriations law no bet ter than they like the emergency clause law. It is a handica| upon extravagance which galls. It is extremely fortunate for the taxpayers of Oregon that th«-s>- checks upon «xtravagance area part of our fundamental law. M»n w< elect to make laws for us and wh >1 occupy high positions, need to be handicapped. They need a power’ over them which they are compelled to respect. The using of the emergency clause to bo»»st a law through quickly is « danger to the peace and prosperity i Simply because President Wood The New Foe of Democracy. f ri row Wilson. a democrat, is looked upon as leader in the formation of, Bttrmot to a• aesinate Prem- • the U . t league _______ of .9 _ _.i .—---- «L — -- I»S ----- a— W. A. Ewing, A. K. Randall nations, they will have ' * ier Clemenceau is s r«-«ult of that President V K-« I rn. none of it. Such men would rather terrorist mania which ha» been let E I). Myers. Cashier have our nation Involved in wars in 1 loo»« by the revoltin' n in Russia, the future than to have the credit then by the revolution* in Germany Start s bank account today and of forming the league given to Pres and Austria ■nd provide for your futute. It is the appeal to You will find a chrrl in.- sc- ident Wilson. Ex-I’resident Taft, force of those who take their b-asons count very convenient for jour however. Is not In the little Ameri from monarchist preachers of the busineos transactions. We pay can class He is big enough and theory that might b right. With 4% interest on lira« d< -posits. broad enough to drop partisanism minds inflamed to the lwlief that and a*~i«t the man who defeated existing governments wrong their him for the presidency to bring about else», they readily reach the conclu this greatest of blessings to the civ sion that their duty is to kill the ilised world. _______ ■ministers who are responsible, scorn PR. R J. Mf<»| tiraduste and ! k V ET E H I N A H 1 A N ing the approved methods of dem Cattle Tester! for Tubercolosi« THE AGONY IS OVER. ocracy a» too »low and a* a device Office phone Main 525; Residence phone of the "burgoisr” to (lerbefuatc the Msiu 21 By the time this issue of The Tri* of Oregon. It is a menace which wrongs of the ’’proletariat.” Extended marriage or death nolle*« LEBANON. OREGON bune reoche« its readers, the Stith per line 6c must tie met promptly and efficient Emile Cot tin is a type of a large bo-nnisl session of the Oregon legis ly. Every member who supported; class, the num tiers of which have S|>ecial rates on long time display attaching the emergency dauw* U>, lature wilt be a matter of past his- been enormously ¡ncrcs-w-d by the advertising. No one will feel sirry that the r»ad bills should lie retired to j tort triumph of bolthsvism in Russia and private life as men unsafe to lie ' »hi» source of extravagance and dan- Arrival and Departure of Pa., enger by its »pr< ad to otlier countries. Trains gvr to Oregon taxpayers is no more. trusted as lawmakers Bolshevism ha* propagated a mental Woodburn-Soringfield Branch The spirit of anarchy is growing . Not a tear wa» shed when Speaker disease, of which the «s-i-ds were throughout the world. When men. Jon»-s and {’resident Vinton brought •own by laws favoring certain clatsrs WEST SCIO elected to make *aw«. show a di»|>o their gavels down for the last time, in Europe arui by distortion of gov North I ZÒO a m. sition to ignore laws enact»-»! by a i i after 'b-claring the sessions close»! ernment to serve certain interests South 6:09 pin. / pledge allegiance Io my flag and fxiwer superior to themselves, w« can sine die. In fact everyone, includ- in America and by the general re Corvallis & EasU-rn the Republk foe u hu h it damit. one conclude that the di«regard for law ing th»- members, djew a deep breath action from that condition. Toe MUNKEItS Ration. injhittble. »ith liberty and cannot all be laid al the door of the j of relief when they knew the agony pendulum has row swung so far in To > A litany S U a m ■ was over. jut lice foe all. I. W. W. i the new direction that the class To 1 Detroit 1.44 p m It would lie wrong to say there which w*> formerly oppreaaed, orj Motor service discontinued. wa» no meritorious l»*gislati<»n en PRESIDENT WILSON. USURPATION OF POWER considered Itself so, takes or at-! act«*! st thia session, for th«-re were tempts to take the privileged posi ’ a few measure« pawM-d which will President W ilern is again at hi« tion and to oppress th»-other ¡•lasses. When the peotil«- nt Oregon added L amm MeatMetiW »’s > i i l>c g« nerally endorsed by the people. It is not confident enough in the jus the referendum t«> our constitution desk in the White House in Wa-h- But th«* evil things done far out- !!•• has returned tice of its own contention« to seek it was their pur|“Mw to reserve unto ingt»n. D. C. i numlwr the good. its ends by the gradual process of themselves the jsiwer to veto leg la- from the most momentous journey Every cent of money available, • r it n was wsKjCvcr male bv a president -d the convincing the majonty. It takes lative enactment whenever which the law allows, was appro refer-1 United States, he has returned from the short cut of wholesale massacre, deemed wise to do so. * The ________ Oltw. M S ber»» .» S< priate«! Atiout every official who lek»m» Or». a« in Russia; of local insurrection, endum law was evolved simply as a France where he went some two want«*l his salary raised was accom- as in Germany; of aNsnMiination, as measure of self protection to the months ago to endeavor to accom 'Hi«lat»-d But the consolidations of in France, or of a veiled attempt to taxpayer against th»- greet! an»! pir plish the most noble purpose which offices and commissions, of which has ever actuated the heart of man seize the power of government un acy of the tax eater. ¡there »»« »■• much eclat liefore the No nobler purpose in the interest der cover of n strike, as at Seattle Unfortunately, what is known is »•—<i<»n. fmled away like fog from a and Butte. All of these thing« are the "emergency clause” was pro of humanity can l>e conceived than Walter Bilyeu I’ op ’ warm sun. manifevtations <>f the same political, vided at th» name time, •»> that a plan to pievent wars between na I’hoiiv ü-ôlô Most people of Oregon will en diteaw*. when a real emergency occurr«-d, tions in the future. War simply STAOI. MLI.TS ALL 1 HAINS dorse th«- road bills though theydif-; The free nations have lw-en fight such as fire, flood, invasion, etc , me»”« death and destruction. It is Leaves Scio PoaUnlici f«-r in opinion a» to how the money ing to "make the world safe for de St 7:10 a m and 5.UU p m for \\ cat Sen. which r«s|uire»i quick action in the a block to financial pro»|*<>rity of »hall l-e expended. While many aid 12:46 p tn f«r Mu:.kvni appropriation of public money, th« peoples to say nothing >f the killed mocracy’.'' an I they believe the war' w » t <- oppo-.-.j pi paving the high was won last November. They de legislature or the emergency official» ami maimed. 1-ook at war fr<An ways because of th«- heavy expense, would have authority to ao use the any viewpoint vou will an«! nothing feated one enemy autocracy but the growing use of the motor truck they have now to fight another, public funds Hut most evidently , but evil results. has shown that paved r<»a«ls only Real kilate Rider the people Intended that thia power j Belgium, northern France. Serbia, which is more difficult to identify, will stand up under them. and Notary I’ubl.c should be u- d only in case of actual. Armenia, all know the devastating for it does not ap|M-iir in the form One of the V» rv la-al acts of the emergency. It was not intend«*») and heart rending results war leans i of organized, uniformed armies. It »—■ ion was the severing of the ten that th»- legislature should have behind. Two generations will hardly is an idea in men's mind» usually ,dbtlraih Obtained. ¿ta , ,<J tach - of the Warren Conatruetion power to declare an emergency a»-e th»- homes of lh»-si- Countries re- the ignorant or at best the half ed company from the grip it was en ucated. the vicious, incompetent and <IO whenever It w .hed to prevent the stored to the prosperous conditions OKI.COX deavoring to fiuten on state road disappointed. Ini by a »tirinkling of of the first half of 1914; and time people from using th«- veto power While The Tribune is not oppoard j will not, cannot repair the damage building. 'abler, more intelligent men who use Another pleasing feature is there these men a» tools. That idea is to the issue of bonds for road build to the home circle. can lie no more bonding measures President Wilson has been trying propsga'cd in a more or leas covert ing. it is opix-M-d to the high hand»-»! enacted by future legislatures for UNDERTAKERS manner, often only hinted or sug action of th«* legislature in attaching to bring about such an understand the reason that the state w-ll have the emergency clause to the roa«i mg among nations that disputes or gested. but the «dTect is always the Calls Attended to Promptly la-en bonded alxiut to the limit when same to inspire hatred of a class measure» While we do not think misunderstandings tietween them Dav or Night the $10.000.000 bonds are sold. the people wouhi have invok«*d the will be settled by peaceful arbitra- or of established Institutions and to jjqq It is a certainty that the session OREGON referendum up»»n the $10.000,000 tion rather than by that of the incite murder, destruction and all just d< isi has not given the people forma of law!»" -n. »< bond measure, they should not have sword. How successful he has l*e«-ri re.e >n to h<»oe for t>etter things been denn-d .he privilege, This evil can Is* combata*d success and what will be the outgrowth of from an Oregon legislature in the The principle involve»i is this: If the tentative league of nations re fully in several way» Th«« law can future. Our.legislature will never do much by punishing the men who the legislature has power to declare mains yet to lie seen The action of retrench; will never abolish needless an emergency on the road measures, the formative committee of Paris is are the in»truments its propaga offices. nor never reduce salaries. O bkgon where, manifestly there is no emer yet to be ratified by the respective tion. and should carry the fight into W athbloo But it dis* increase salaries at every r-kM» m S mh ii <» m gency. a dangerous precedent is es nations. its chief breeding place bolshevik a. r . d . n «. i •» io n For this reason Oregon tax Russia Hut we ne«-d to cultivate Sale dates arranged for at Thu Scio tablished. Any measure may lie en- When a union between »taten or payers have listed the legislators acteii by our lawmakers and if they nations is formed it must lx- on a positive devotion to the principles Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. they elect as tax eaters and not as so desire, attach the emergency basis of concession; that is to say. of democracy, just as we stirred t>a- taxpayers _______ clause, and there you are. It places each nation must lie willing to con triotism from a passive to an active <’. C. I. RY A.XT our lawmakers in the altitude of cede some of what had hitherto been state for the war on autocracy, and Hold your war stamps! Don ’ t plain violation of fundamental law considered their respective national to fortify democracy by removing cash them unless it is a great neces by subterfuge rights or privileges for the good of the last vestige of injustice and ine S»)2 New Fin . sity that demands your doing so. It Certainly. If the legislature can, all. To illustrate: When our fed quality from our appli wiion of tho e isn’t a matter of life or death; or principles A LB A N Y because it believes the people will eral union was formed and the con or > < th<- • s of an arm, a leg. or an eye. submit, attach the emergency clause stitution adopted, the individual The system which gives every mvi Th.it is what it meant to many to to the road measures when such states or colonies made concessions. a vote, freely cast and h mest1/ hold tl - Argonne Wood, as well as emergency is mere tmlderdash. it They were willing to surrender cer counted an«l blnda the minori’y > can attach the clause to any other tain rights and powers to the na many other places. Can you do any accept the decision of th»- majority, measure which ia doubtful of the tional union. This tame spirit seems It< < by holding your war slam|Mi is the only one which insure« re J and lulu, aland behind the man be equalitv or which insures a nation people’s support. The emergency to have been manifest with the del domestic tMWCe It it the rule of clauee could have teen attached to egates representing th«* various na hind the gun? 1 the "good sport” who d<><-» not crow Our twenty year rural credit plan the salary grab bills with as much tions at Paris. All were willing to when he win« and does no sq -eal of loaning money tn farmers helps There is n< nes "r The Tux liberator is the name of when he los»-« propriety as to the road bills. There concede something if an end to war you to g*-t out of debt. Under our ia no doubt but what the emergency between nations could be brought a wee*kly newspaper published in approach to <*qu<i!ity or P'-acv or form of loan the TOTAL an mint safety under the rule of a soviet of interest paid during its ENTIRE exists in the minds of the official» about. Eugene, Ore., by R. E Smith. Thia than under that of an rmp r»»r. De who are lobbying for the increase Strange to say. we have some editor enjoys reading the Liberator mocracy is the most nearly perfect period of twenty years, is actually less than ."«i per cent interest. They evidently think they need the little Americans, in and out of con be< a . -e it usually contains original system of human .liberty yet denned Write us for b«.oklet. money. gress, who for partisan gain are try matter. Rut what is strange about and the men who assa—mate a pre Where The Tribune sees the wrong ing to create a sentiment which the piper is that it contains no Eu- mier of Fran<-e. or start a reign of tenor in Ruwa. or practice sabot di rtisements but plenty from is. In men elected to enact law being would balk the oresulenC's purpose gei age in America, are simplv men who I Xi Lyon St willing to connive in violating or Such are men without any reel pa Portland t>anki and hotels' One can have failed and who squeal on dem Alimov, ( it«-”«>ti draw his own conclusions. circumventing a law enacted by the triotic blood in their veins. ocracy*» decisions. Oregonian. / Railroad 1 ¡me 1 able H. B. Cl li Attorney >i Law MUNKERSand WEST SCIO STAGE Riley Shelton Morrison & Lowe H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER ATTORNEY AT LAW Àgricuuur C ed.t Corps. ci Oregon »
