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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1919)
» DOCTOR PEACE ENVOYS CANNY PUMPS FRIEND AND PROFITS ASK COUNTRY TO TAKE LOAN American Delegates in Paris Sent Victory Message to Nation 4 « San Francisco Physician Let« Patients Pay Him in Bonds Rather Than Cash at Par This reads or tastes or looks like ths f «m of a ■ ■ »<■ «i « brew ! it tl Isn’t It actually happened although ft I» pc- . and.» Four members <rf the Amertcan pen . There Is a physician and surgeon of mission In Franco HecreUry of Htate high professional prvfmiskitial standing In Ran i» »h ■ If he wasn’t Irish Robert Lansing. Col. E M House. F an General Tasker N Illite and llenrv would be Scotch He la that canny, The other day he mot a frl«-nd nt White, have sent this message to the American people urging support of the hla. a Stork and bon«l est«ert ' Hoc* as his friends call him la always look Victory Ixvan Ing for Informal Inn He pumps every. TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE • "We have had the opportunity here body and they like him for It Ho the bond man wasn’t s bit surprised when In France to see and realise the mag nltudw of the accomplishment of o«tr "Doe” shot this at him; "How about t ie nett Liberty Ix«an country In this war and the magnificent spirit with which this great task has . —It It going tn get over*" "It sure will.” replied the bondman been curried through to a triumphant “It’s gHng to be the la-t amt the best issue. of the Liberty Ixvans" "What has been done and what re "Advise me to loa«l up*" persisted mains to be done before normal con dltlous are restored demand your con-- I "Doe." "I sure do best «wH-ttrltv In the tinned and united support with the world -year from now It will be worth same spirit of self sacrifice and of d«- half again a* much as you pay " termination as that which was man I “Well. I figured It out that way my tested by the nation while the German "Of armies faced our men at the Marne, self." eunfrsx-<! the : hysl« Inn and In the Champagne. at St M Iblei «nurse I was going to buy anyway, but and In th» Argonne Wa taunt not re I think I’ll strain everything a bit and lay. nur effort» until every soldi« r of really load up" “Suppose you’ve got previous Is. the republic Is landed on ths soil of eves*"’ asked the bondman America. "Sure, and what’s more Pm still pii “To finish this mighty task imposes Every upon the government of the United Ing those Liberty bonds up Stat«-s a great financial burden. Th«' time a patient offers th tr In payment Victory Liberty lx«an must thrive If I grab th. m Th< look good to me " "You’re a wise guy hans onto them. It «hould fall II would Indicate that the Hoc I’ve got a few mvself Gotta Nation Is willing to leave Its task un date with tb«' wife «« long." completed. "To secure the Ideals for which Americans fought and db'd this great HALF BILLION SAVED demand on national patriotism and ON AIRCRAFT BILL united «-ffort should meet a generous and universal response Ix't us do our Half a billion dollars was saved by duty to the end. the War I'opart tn «-tit up to April 1st by “ROBERT LANNING. eanc«llatlon of aircraft contracta "HENRY WHITE. These contracta, according to th» gov “E M HOCHE. rrnmrnt statement, are only a small "T N BLISS.“ part of th«- saving which has been made by ab.itolonment of r -itracts for war American Commissioners to Syria. material In spite of these savings, the Paris hr Henry C. King, president statement adds, material costing mil Ilona of dollars will bave to be («tld for of Oberlin college, ami Charles It largely through money to be raierai In Crane have I m - ou named as the Ameri th«- Victory Loan can members of the Interallied com mission designated by the peace con It i» toolloh to lay out money In s fervnee to Investigate conditions In purchase ol re pen tan «. S Syria. take a plebiscite and submit recogimendaUona ou the disposition Money can beget money, and Ita off spring ran -x < i more of Syria. ____ 4* VICTORY LOAN FEST OF PATRIOTISM-Wood Ma;, r General I . card Wood who at Camp Funston trained two dist atone of Americans for oversea* •rrvke. hai V kesl the American people to support the Fifth I «nan He says "We have carried the cvwafully so far ari.I we through The Fifth l««an. com I ng as II doe* after the armistice, will be a more severe tret than the others, of the patriotism of our people It Is Just as Important as any loan we have made, and It should be carried through Just as vigorously as the others It Is no time now to let up on our efforts Reorgantaatton la even mere dlffl cult and shn>*t ns important as the period of preparation Put It over, and good luck We must have It." FICQ, D. M. D. DENTIST . ■ -, * ’ ¿11 «v. CHEVROLETS ANU BLICKS < ifflce Hours 11 A. M 1 to 5 P M door north of Puatufoce SCIO. OREGON • . - • for MÜe. Se«« roo for |»ri<*w» tern»^ Phour ûrt, >rio. mimí lis T on a darby THE PEOPLE WILL PAY Regardless of what our feelings may be as to the management of the war. our honor as a nation Is pledged to the payment of the bill» tor the war. No man who h«'l.l» his own reputation for buninrsa In'i'srllt alio»e reproach doubts that He would M-rupulously pay hla own debt» and It < debts of hla country are a very dannile part of his own obligations. The govemn ««-nt I .n contracted cer- tain debts It has <ome to the («eopla for the money wilt which to satisfy these obllr «lions I'hro zh Statements of Its highest offl. . «i t It has repeat* rdly made clear to all that It et|>ects to secure this money not from ths hanks or the great financial Institu tions. but through th«< whole heart«-d supistrt of th«< g at maturity of Its citizens. 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