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There would be no question of IÍ Linn County Should Vote $1,000,
who the democratic candidate will
000 in Road Bund».
for there are a few demucratic con- lie. if President Wilson was now
IMt'KD* KVKKY THUHADAY »Y
■greasmen mixed In the bunch. It serving his first term. But there is
If. at the June election. IJnn
appear« to be a certainly that Prea- a strong sentiment in the minds of county* should vote r<>*4 teinds of a
T. L DU’OGBB. KDrtDK AND FKOF
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idenl Wilsno will find on his return many men against the breaiqng of
million dollar«, the bonds to run 11 Frame All Edicts. Which Are
Entered ut the twwtoffie* at Sdo. p, Washington more than the "wil- the precedent Washington establish
years te aring 5‘
interest, parable
Signed and Issued by
Oregon as second class matter.
fu| (we|ve" when he submits the ed
But Moodrow M’llson has th«*
semi-annually; a silking fund to be
Ebert Government.
1 peace terms and the conatitution of habit of breaking precedent and get «■•tabhshed to provuie for the retire­
■ l - mm urnoN, in advancb
the league of nation« to the senate ting away with it.
He certainly ment
•»f the bond» after the fourth
Loudon —- Bpectal dt«patrh»>* from
AT KNI» OK YKAK --------------
will be the big man of the world if year
I for ratification.
at the rate of #100.000 prr iloriln report that the «uppr»«aloti of
.75
But when thuae congressmen who the league js successfully formed, year,
All MONTH*
«aid unking fumi to iw pro* the recent Hpartacan outbreak th*R»
seem disposed to defeat the league and who knows what neat year may
vitied
by a tpecial tax not exceeding Sas sbowa that a military and mon-
ABVKKTtJilNtl KATKA
for whatever their purpose may be, bring about?
live mills, the «aid bond* to nell at archut reaction Is growing srl over*
laical advertising per tins first in­
confer with their constituents fhey
Should Mr.
no lews than par, sale to be distrib­ shadowing th* new go»erna»*?at
sertion ............... ........................... .10
The Berlin eorreepondent of the
may
have
reason
to
charge
th<
r
th«
hats
it
u
a
uted over a period of from threw to
Each sul«w«|u*nt Insertion per tins. .05
Mall who on February S7 «ent a die
minds.
publican«
will
Display advertís! 0« First insertion
four yea*» a« nee«led for the con- j patch outlining plan« for a monarchist
The Tribune hclicv«*« the great for he i« the only man of that party struct ion of roads in the county, we'
per Inch ............................................ -25
uprising la Germany has arrived In
Each subsequent insertion .................. I** majority of the American p«^>pic are who would stand any chance of de­
could within a period of three years l.<>ndi<n. bavin« left Utrlin on Msr^h
Advertís« merits should reach this office very much in favor of the league or feating Wilson.
have paved road« connecting A!l»any 14 after a resitene-* there of three
not iatrr than Tuesday to insure publi­ any other plan which will prevent,
There i« no doubt whatever but with liobhDon. Brownsville, Harris­ month* He reiterate* the «lat«*m»*nis
cation In the current issue.
to a large extent, future »at« be« w hat a large majority of the Amer­ burg. Scio, Hslaey, Sh«rid and (’rate I In hU dUpatch. •aytng President
Kbert. t'hancaltor Be held« man n and
All foreign advertisements must be tween nation«
They know w»r ican people, regardless of party, fa­ tr«"«.
Minuter of War Noake are merely
paid for in advanew of publication.
They are tired of
mean« waste and destruction of liolh vor the league
M’e C '.1 have !in-.i :.m ro.iff • puppeta He declare« that tor the pur
property and life and they, Irrespec« having their young men slaughtered connecting with their paved roads' pose of retaining power they have al
live of i>arty, are willing to support ami maimed and of having an enor­ Crawfordsville. Foster, Sweet Home, | loved member« of the military caste
any league or plan which will m»rk mous bonded indebtedneas «addled Peoria, Syracuse. Lacomb, Mill City, i to reappear as organUers of the new
republican armies.
the end of wars.
upon them.
Lyons. Jordan, loir wool, Shelburn, i "These men are the real governor
Of course the United State« in, The coterie of republican con­ All the principal cross ucction road* of Oermaay." he »ay*
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order to form this league muli con » gressmen who are so unw se as to could be graded, drained and grav­ the edict« and (’hancellor HI".-I*
/ pltJgr allegiantr Io mV flag
cede something. The league coul«f attempt to defeat what the Ameri* eled.
manti and bls collvag'»«'» willltmiy «Ig:
ihr Repuhlk for u'hith it tlandf.
them."
not b>* tot med without a spirit of ,can people want will »imply erupt
Mr. taxpayer, whether business
Similar testimony U given by othi"
Ration. inJhruihle, »«A libtrly
compromise and concession. Noone their own [»arty and seal their po­
man OF farmer, do you or can you corr«spond*tits In telegraphing from
juiiitt fot all
nation can be the dictator of the litical death warrant«.
conceive of a better way in which Berlin. The correspondents
near In
terms of formation, though I'reei j
President Wilson will add im­ Utin county can invest a million the statement that extreme bitt*me*;,
THURSDAY. .MARCH 20. 1911»
dent Wilton and other American mensely to his popularity by his ac­ dollars? Would not Mi“h ar invest­ has been created against the govern-
delegates seem to almost do a» For, tivities in Pari«, Iiecauae he will ment enhance the value of Linn ( m«*nt troops and that further trouble
THE U. S. SHOULD NOT SHIRK.
is ftK-vitsble.
as stated elsewhere in this article. have accompliahed what the Ameri­
county property at least two million
According to a dispatch to the Mail,
European and other nations l<u<k can people wanted done.
Other dollars, or twice the original invest-1
th«- ffpariaeaa revolt will ceitakily r>
Whether th« United Slates desire«
uoon the United States as the mo«t prominent d**m>»crate, such as Champ merit? Du
l>u you get it? Think it
it’«nr in ever increasing
Increasing force unless a
to do w>or not «he will be compelled
over.
E
C. PEERY.
| | *»*«ete
•ucceuaful experiment in self gov­ • ’lark, M. (1 McAdoo and other
E C
I’FFRY
miracle haw»«.
hsp|>ens. It adds that Herr
to assist in restoring order and (n
Noftkr'«
No»k*'s fore««
forces have been rrcrui
rccrultt by
ernment.
They want to get the might develop strength but must
of republ lean
the establishment
brlb> s and promise of big rations and
benefit <tf bur knowl««dge and expe­ considered second rate candidates
Hazelwood Company Cleared of all that t<> tbi* may be atiributt .1 . . me < t
f >rm of g«>vernn.« nt «»ver in Eur«»pe
rience.
They look to Fresident
If republican c ■ngr«*smen h
Euio|M*an« regard the United Stat«*»
Cbarfes Placed Against Them in ,hc ,WM|
lu llurl10
Wilson for, leadership
supported the league as Mr. Taft
aa the mo«t «uccv-Mful experiment
the Government indictment Ren­
Those congreasoH-n who m*« m to has, there i« little doubt but that
in wlf government the world ha»
be trying to defeat President Mil­ Woodrow Wilson’« successor would
dered February 24, 1917, Thus
produced and they want instruction
am’s plans will most probably find be a republican
But they have not
Wiuning a Sweeping and Grati­
along our line»
they are signing their own pilltical and for party reason» are trying to
fying Victory.
A willingnc»« to submit to the
death warrants
The (icoplc know defeat what th«* American people
rule of the majority is the basis up­
that most ware are due to the act­ demand shall lat don«*
The U. S.
Tsrls.—In th* statfmmt Issued on
on which a «ucccsaful self-rule gov­
The indictment wa» <>t < of the
ivities of the politicians of th«* world senate may refuse to confirm the
ths pear** i*<>nf*-r*-nii- r» ? *lutl-n wllh
ernment can I»* establiahod
This,
most far-reaching eveF return«-d by
reference to the leaxm of nations*In
and they will have but little patience treat) Pri »¡dent Wilson will bung
many of the people« of central Eu­
a grand jury, it was «up| rted bv the p*acr treaty, Pr*sl<bnt Wllaon
with politicians who would bl<ick* home with him. If so it will «pell
rope do not seem to comprehend
26 siiecificatkMw alleging all manner ■ said that th<> d>vision m»do at lb*
plans to cn«i war»
The people doom f<»r the republican party.
I pea«-*' conference at Its plenary aaa*
Their only idea of a governmental
of unfair practices.
know they are compelled to |my the
function is the rule of force. They
The government spent nearly four •Ion of January 15 to the effect that
war bills and to furnish their young
Governor Olcott think« three heads years examining corresp» ndence and the establishment of a I sku * of na
cannot understand why the strong
men for cannon fodder and they •re better than two on all matters
lions should be made an Integral part
•hovlti submit to the weak. Hence,
telegrams, and fr«»m the dray loads i of the treaty of peace. 1» final and
gladly welcome any uian which will which the state teuird of control
until these people can lie educated
examined nearly lisio wen* selected | that there is no basis whatever for the
bring this destruction to life and I uamm ut>>n. JI** evidentally does
up to the Bubmiimion to the will of
i reports t hat • < han«<- In Ibi» decision
to read to the jury.
property to a close.
nut want to be wholly personally
the majority force, the onl power
The government subpoena* d more > Is contemplated.
If Preaidrat Wilson Inalata that the
r«*st»>nsible. Hr in th« l>oar<l at the than 6o witticHM*«, many of whom
they recognix . mu«t lie supplied in
1
les
of nations be Incorporât*«! In
PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER WANTED present time; ihr •tat« treasurer’s were more or h-a* prejudiced, also the KU«*
some way
preliminary peace treaty. th«« lirlt
vole«- or influence on the tetard was discharge*! employet*» who had been
As The Tribune understands the
Uh. It Is utiderstood. will concede the
destroyed
by Governor Withycombe’a dismisM-d for go*-I and aufllcient' point, althouxh they sill) bidleve that
prop«>M*d league of nations constitu­
At the present time both of our
But rest easy. Governor cause.
the preliminary pact Is not the prvjwr
tion all signatory* nations must fur­ political parties term to be in the death.
place
for the Inauguration of the
Olcott.
The
people
of
the
slate
nish this p«»wer if necessary. Force air as to whom to select as their
Con*i«l«-ring the extent and scoj«*
league, which,- they declare, should be
feel
easy.
They
believe
you
will
must l»e u»“d until these peoples are standard bearers far the campaign
of the inquiry, it was a com plete Included In the final p< see p«**t.
educated sufliciently in the science of 1920. No man in either party decide matters io« nearly right a« review of th«* business methods and
This attitude was indlcat.d after
of government to acquiesce willingly stand« out as the one man to I m - se­ human judgment will |**rmit. They practices ut the defendants over a the announcement that th< American
feel that you will play absolutely |>eriud of nearly ten year«
delegation strongly desired the Inclu­
to the rule of the majority.
lected.
sion of the haxue tn the preliminary
The United States had to pSAK
In 'he republican [»arty William fair to all parts of the state.
After It day« of trial, not I on#*
treaty, as well as In the final pact
through this name stag»* of refunai H. Taft seem» now to be the te-at
competitor or producer ofTeie<i any
Brother F. M Mitchel, of Albany, criticism as to our methods or <*ur
of the minority to submit to the ¡ bet. Hi« patriotic support of the
had two] forming of the league of nation« in a communication to the Demo­ busineas morals, in fact the | gov- ALLIES TO DICTATE PEACE
rule of the majority. We
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minor uprising?
which required has rapidly restore*! the popularity crat facetiously remarks that A litany ernment witnesses so completely German« to Sign Pict, or War Will
Continue, is View.
force to eatabli«h the majesty of he seemed to posartut in 1912. But might lose the county capitol and vindicated th«* Hazel wo »1 c >mpany
P»rla — Tbs prw»at determination
law within h few year« after the his popularity at that time was add« after saying the aame might be th it Judge Dh Urich at th** conclu­
birth of our nation; and later <>n we largely due to the efforts of the late moved to Brownsville or Lebanon: sion of the government’« case ar.d In peaes conference circle« 1» that, af­
ter th* alll.-d and aaaoclat d power»
ha»l the great test of our national Theodor« R*»o«evell. Hi* overwh«-l- ’'Tom Dugger might gel busy and upon a nioti<<n of .Maurice M Stntz.
¡have tr«(b>d a complete undetstand-
No. brother. our attorney, dismissed the indict­ I Ing rt-gsrdiu« the conditions to be lin-
life in the rebellion of the «lave mmg defeat four year« later, due to move it to Scio."
states. But happily we have work­ Mr. R<*>sevelt as well, practicallv Tom Dugger triad hard many years ment against Hazelwooj company ! posed on Germany, the German delw* ’
ed out the problem of the rule of drove him out of public life
But ago t»> effect a division of Linn ami in ao doing he «tatvd in sub­ Xatis will be called to Vcrsalll«*, but
t>»e majority successfully. No one he has come back by leaps and county and the making of Scio the stance that there was no evidence they will not be allowed to discuss the
renditions, the Intention of the allied
now attempts to organize refusal to bounds since he has proven his pa­ county seat of Santiam county. But introduce*! against Hazelwood com­
»nd associated powers belli* to dlc’atc
obey law except a few misguided 1. triotism superior to his t>artyism we failed, owing to the liberal use pany.
peace
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W. M'. and bolahevista. who come
He declares that the league of of Aloanv money and since then we
It was suggested on the arrival < f
Kitber the G" r.T.an d; l»«.n « »:» <
over from Europe.
nation* is not nor should not be con­ have been loyal to Albany. Brother the defendants at Boise, that th* * sr<-vpt the terms nnd alra, or a stata
«xmUuus. The Sette rai
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These European people« have this sidered a party question. Amt w hen Mitchel rather indicates that thia plead guilty, as others had. and «avo of »«r will euuUaus.
opinion here is that la view nf the
problem yet to solve. They have he n arched into a New York audit* writer might put the courthou-e in time and money. The mop<>«al w> «
Internal a! fust Ion fa C’*rninny. the
yet to learn that hapome«« and na­ lorium arm in arm with Preaid« nt his ¡> h set and carry it off
Rut we spurn<*<i in emphatic, if not polit«. d- lesates of that
untry will accept,
tional prosperity depend entirely on Wilson, the man who defeated him would not do that for all the county language.
rather than axpase tbc country to a
a willingness to obey law and sub­ far the presidency in 1916. he prove*! ollie ra art* friends of The Tribune. ■ The fact that *<>me of the defend­ raver risk and r. >~e drastic m. asures.
mit to the will of the majority.
most of them subscriber«, and we I ants admitted their guilt, had no ef­
the courage of his conviction».
Wheat Sold to Miller*.
The league of nation« ia being
Senator Johnson of California, would n»l discommode them in any fect on Haz*-lw<w>d enrnoany liecause
Minneapolis. Minn.-Five million
formed to bring about a condition might prove a possible winning can­ way
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of their ateolute con idettea taat !he bushels of wheat were sold to Min-
of peace and prosperity to the*« didate if hi« residence was east of
metho*!«. i»»licy and morals employ­ o«aixills millers Saturday by the Uni­
Th** Sunday Portland Journal «ays
peoples more quickly. In fact the the Missimippi river
But a» no
ed by them could secure an unques­ ted States Crain corporation in the
purpose of tlie league is to substi­ candidate of either fiarty hailing from that a I'ioO.tHMl paper mill will be tionable and complete vindication move to prevent an lacn-as* In the
err.-t*^l in Salem in the near future. I
tute by peaceable means the settle­ west of the big river lias been suc­
am! acquittal ami th«* results prove price of flour and bread. The price
■xerage r*-arh<-<l |23C a bushel. 14
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ment of international dispute»« by cessful Senator Johnson’« chances
conclusively that there is still justice
rente above the filed «heat price
E *^nk Kruml. who was in the in the courts for those who deserve
arbitration inateati of raeorting to will go to the diacaAL
There ar* more than 25,000.000 bush* la
It is a certainty that no man who na'
ame home from Seattle Wrd- it
war or force to do ao.
II axm . wood C ompany .
»f government-owned wheat stored in
opposing the league has any «how nr* ‘J "I ,*al week with his dis-
Minneapolis elevator*,
Strange to aav there is forming
Under the
Adv.
plan a.loptecl ths sale «III rontlau*
This rules charge in his pocket. He said hia
an organised effort In our own land of election if nominated
until further order* arc recel red trotu
I The Scio Tribune >1.50 the year.
service was but a good vacation
to defeat the formatioa of thia out the Ixxige Borah class.
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