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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
i to join them in the formation of a of Erance, hut with a year since the death penalty advance. It can be
league to preserve ware and promote last hoetile gun was fired there ia a answered by the truthful • tat*ment
I liberty unless they submit to our re.urn to the former happy feeling that thousands ot innocent men.
IMI I KP KVKKY THUMtlAY BY
Such women and children are murdered
' ijictation or interpretations of the at the Thanksgiving table.
T. L. DUOGM, KDtTUB ANI» PBDF
various sections of the league doc­ famdies have submitted to the inev­ hrrauw the murderer know« that a
itable and are thankful that the senfence to the penitentiary for life
ument.
Entered at lhe txailortiea at Scio,
The failure to ratify will furnish Grim Rraprr I N ath has not visited 1« the worst punishment that will
Oregon aa aec<»nd ciana matter.
tie visited upon him.
Germany a great source of gratifi­ them more severely.
All law abiding citizens deplore
cation. She knows that without the
Thanksgiving day date« back to
•UBMCKirriON. IN ADVANCC
11.50
ratification of lhe action of the Am­ the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers mob violence; yet the fact that the
AT KNtl or YKAK ------------ .
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erican deh*gates at Versailles the on Plymouth Rock. One can easily murderer will be punished with a
•II MONTH«
—
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treaty there made will be of short un<iervtand when one year later they life penalty only, to he supported at
SPECTACLE ERA ME FITTING
duration. Just as soon as she can had provided themselves with com­ public expense, ia what eo enrages
AtlVKKTIMtNG KATKBt
Wo have the reputation of being a
recover from the effects of th«* war fortable cabin» and ha I produced people that they take the law Into
"crank“ about the fit of our framea.
Local advertising per line first in­
cloud of one year ago »he will wage the necessary vegetable« to sustain their own hands.
Thia, because we have found that
sertion .......................................... Io
In the early fifties San Francisco
another war to recover what she haa life, when these vegetables were
Each »ubeequent insertion per line. 06
glass aa I la faction and comfort de­
lost. In fact Senator Lodge and housed snd protected against the was eo overrun with criminala that
DUplay advertising First inaerlloo
pend largely on a careful ami scien­
2T> his objecting associate senators have frosts of winter that they were the law loving citizens organized a
per inch........ . .......... ■ • • ...........
tific adjustment of the frame« and
They had accompliahed vigilance committee. A few public
IS played Germany's hand to the finish thankful.
Each »ubaoquent insertion..........
mounting«
'hat hold the lenses.
Advertís« menta should reach thia office Ha«! they been on Germany's pay an almost impoasible task, a task hangings made the town peaceful
not later than Tuesday to insure publi­ roll they could not have done better. that would discourage all but the and quiet.
Portland, nevertheless
cation in lhe current issos.
However our country ia to be; mo»t hardy and self dependant. No the police and [»race officer« seem to
All foreign advertwementa mu»t be heard from yet. A vast »«ajority wonder they enjoyed the fruits of be vigilant, ha* nearly reached the
paid for In advance of publication.
of the p«*ople favored ratification of their industry in th«* fi«*ld and the •tage when a little of the S*n Eran-
tne treaty and if next year's elec- prowess of their hunters in the for- etaco remedy would be good medi­
Optom etri fit.
tion shall lie controlled by this re- ‘ eats. They had proved to the world cine. Crime ha* liecome ao ramp
ALBANY OAtB
fusal to ratify, their party must and that n f« w of the hardy and adven- ant d<>wn theie that the peaceful
will blame thus«* senator« who brot turesome sons of Eur»|>ecould exiat citizen ia unsafe eapeci ally at night
about the defeat of the treaty. Be- ' on the bleak shores of Massachusetts Mob law. when civil law becomes
caum* they did not nor do nut like deiM*nd«*nt alone on their personal impotent, while deplored, becomea
necessary. providing the mob ia com­
/ pledge allegiance Io my flag anti WilaoQ and hi« conduct of the treaty endeavor.
posed of law loving citizens.
The turkey was then ami is now
lhe Republic for which II tlandi, one will lie no excuae. The fact that
¡Nation. indtr bible. trilh liberty ana the«e aenators have blocked the the central <ii»h on the Thanksgiving
WHO IS THE DICTATOR?
Public «ale» a specialty. Get the man
treaty and have practically said to table and ha» since been recognized
luilRe for all.
that can get you the money Rotoff can
lhe boys who wore the khaki “Your ax a n«sre*sity for a truly Thanks­
ßM
President Wilson aaya he will ac­ i«honra
none, j 1
h17 - LEBANON, ORE.
,mi6
THE TREATY AND LEAGUE DEAD work over there shall count for no­ giving feast, together with pumpkin cept reservations which will not nul­
Write or phone me at my ex|>ensc for
thing" will ba rememtiereed at the pie
Th«« turkey is a native of \m-
lify
the
provision«
of
the
treaty
and
da tea.
Dolls one year hence.
erica. All the Plymouth fathers had
Th«* treaty and leave of nations Is
Sab 4aln «rr.sjeS Ur st So» Tt.bww *11«.
Senator
Lodge
think«
he
Covenant.
President Wilson will retire aa all to do to provide this nro «.Miry of
dend so far as the United Stat«*« and
other presidents have. Yet he will the feast wa» to go gunning in the haa the «hip hand, tell« the friend«
the present U. 8. senate are con­
of the treaty and covenant "You
have the satisfaction of knowing I fnr«**t.
Of course, venison, bear
cerned
At least this is the dictum
that he tried to accomplish th«« meat and fowls of lhe air and water can take it or leave it.” meaning
of Senator Lodge, the republican
1 great «-st work for humanity in the ntovhloi the meat ration in those that the document must Iw ratified
Waller Bilyeu, Prop.
leader in the senate.
with hi« reservation« or not at all.
world's history and that his failure, early times.
Phone ii-615
The work of the peace conference
Hi« reservation« in effect nullify lhe
ia due to political jealousy.
Thanksgiving down to the Civil
at Paris and Versailles must go for
STAGE MEETS AI E I RAINS
Pisatibly President Wilson and the war was n<»t a natioruil holiday aa treaty. Who ia lhe dictator?
naught if the Unite«! States as a
— Leaves Scio Pustoflice —
opposition senators are both blam­ ■ now. Nor was the last Thursday in
at 7:30 a m and 4:45 p m for Wmt Sei«,
memlier nation is necessary to give 1
Kcpurt
o<
the
conditi«
n
of
able for the failure to ratify. Pos­ I November th«« »elcci«*d day until ao
and 1:15 p tn for Munkcrs
it vitality. Th«* United States, lhe
THE SCIO STATE BANK
sibly the pr«*sidcnt's illm-ss pre­ j proclaimed by the president. If is
At
Scio,
in
the
State
of
Oregon,
at
the
leading democratic nation of the
vented him from giving lhe senate now a holiday in most if not all the clone of buainrn» November 17, 1919
0. C. BRYANT
world the inspiration which made
his advice atxl interpretation of the state«
BBBOVBCM
During
the
Civil
war
Presi
­
the league of nation« |»>«sible. re­
temiiers of the nations over in Eu­ dent Uncoul asked the people of the looms and dincount».............. 1178,777.27
fum*» to "play ball.”
rope. Could he have been able to nation to assemble at their places of Overdrafts, aecurvd and un-
201 2 New First National Bank l’>klg.
»•cured ............................
Why? Simply b«*cau»e President
240.59
watch the debates in lhe senate he worship and give thank» for the vic­ Bond» and warrant» and I! 8.
ALBANY
OREGON
Wilson did not select a js-ace dele­
Treaa. Cert...................... 49,332.90
might have been able to so explain tory of our soldier» in the field.
gation in accordance with the wish­
matters during the pendency of the
Thanksgiving day has grown to Banking house.........................
es of Senator Lxige and hi» cohorts,
Furniture and fixtures ........
treaty that an agre<«m«’nt might have i Itecume a custom among the Ameri­
nor take hi« orders from the senate
Cash and due from approved
lM«en reached.
can people. Ilia the homecoming
reserve banka................. 86.067.12
before he went to Paris.
¡M2.59
Hut the Rubion ha» lieen crossed. day which perj>etuaie« that l«>veand Ciwck« and other cash item»
Perhaps President wilson erred in
Senator Lodge and his co-objeclors respect for the old folks at home
not advising with Senator G>dge
Total.................... «13,790 47
cannot recede from the position they whicti should <|uick«*d the hearts of
HOLECHEK BROS.
prior t-> his going abroad. Hut th«*
UABIIJTIKS
have reacheil without stultifying the younger American citizens, it
president had reason to lielieve that
Capital »lock paid in........... 110,000.00 We want to treat the people
themselves. There is no hope for is a dav when indirectly true Amer­ Surpiu» fund ........................... 10,000.00
Senator L»lg«* would favor a league
right ami will welcome old
to promote is>ace and comity be­ the re submission of the treaty un­ icanism is taught, beeBUse only a Undivided prufita, leaaexpen-
and new cuatomera, selling
•ea and laxra paid.........
6.072.21
tween nntions. for he
(Senator it*«» it becomes known that enough free j« «pie can celebrate Thanks­
Hrut-cliiHn meat at the niont
Individual
deposits
subject
to
Gidgel in a public address had for­ of lhe republican senator» will vote giving in »pirit and in truth.
check ......................
. 244.818.14 reaminalil«* prices.
merly d«M*lsre«j for lhe formation of to ratify, which with the democratic
Deinan.1 certificates of
We buy \’.-al Hogs anti
senators would mnke up the n«*ce»-
deposit..............................
•uch a league
Hideg,
paying good prices.
sary
two-thirds.
It
would
be
both
<
'aahicr
check»
outstanding..
«,770.07
RESTORE CAPITAL PUNISHMFNT
Preaulent Wilson and the nations
Time and saving»
foolish
and
a
waste
of
time.
of Europe had reason to lielieve that
defKMIta ............... . ......... 82.«H.0O
Now. neverth«*le»s we have calle«l
When Oregon abolished capital Reserved fur interest and
the Unite«! Stat«*» congress and the
taxes ................................
266.40 B^u. I m .
r <M a
p«*<>ple would joyfully welcome an our soldiers home and discharged ouniahnwnt son e yram ago le-cauw
effort to form a league of nations them, we are still in a state of war j of misguided sentimentalism, a aer- letter» of credit .................
Other liabiliUes .....................
»M1.0U
which would promote ¡«race through- with Germany. In order to have ; ious blunder was made and no doubt
peace
and
comity
with
that
nation
many people have l<«t their lives be-
ot the world.
Total..
8313,790.47
American »tatesmen and humani­ it will be necessary to n«*gotiate a causv of that blunder.
State of Oregon, f
Men and, women who ruthlessly
tarians have lM*en preaching the doc­ separate peace, for we have rejecUrd
County of Unn I
the
treaty
made
at
Versailles
and
lake the live« of their fellows do not
trine of peace and democracy for
I, E. D. Myer», cashier of the above
years. The United Slate« haa been The Tribune predicts that Germany fear life imorivummmt in the peoL named Ixnk, do »»Icninly »wear that
looked upon as the leader In the will be much mors difficult to treat tentiarv. They ftwl that the life tb< above »taU-ment ia true to th«- beat
Real Estate Hroi^er
acienc«* of self government and these with now than she was one year sentence mean« but 15 years, and of my knowledge and uelief.
ago.
President
Wilson
will
be
wise
and Notary Public
E. D. M ykma , Cashier.
then they have the chances of escape
European pcoplea, who had dethron-
to
allow
Senator
Ixxlge
to
name
the
Sul»crii>ed
and
»worn
to
before
me
or pardon by the governor. If they
e*l their ktng». and are endeavoring
ylbetratU Obtained, (Examined
Ui form democracies, expected the Deace delegates. He can now say: knew that they must suffer the death this 2A1 day of November. 1919.
R. Shelton, Notary fhiblic
Unite*! States, as the leading dem­ "I did the l>e»l I could, now you try ;»enalty swiftly and surely, they
-
.
.
OREGON
My commission exptree Feb. 14. 1921 iCIO
ocracy. would give them aaaistance your hand and see if you can pleaar would think very seriously before
( orreel attest:
staining their hands with blood.
in the war of advice at least, in the yourself.”
H. C. ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
MUNKERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Meat Market
Give Us a Call
H. B. CHESS
Attorney *t Law
Riley Shelton
W. A. I wing, A. K. RandaU. Directors.
formation of their new governments. 1
The proposed league organic law
or agreement is not perfect. Sev­
eral of its feature« did not suit Pre­
sident Wils>m. hut It waa the best
he could gel. It was an effort in
the right direction and provided for
amendment« whenevei the nation
members <h*emed them wiw and ne­
cessary.
Compromiae of idea» of
the peace del«*gates was nrreaaary if
any league whatever could result.
The American delegates had to make
concessions, as did the delegates of
other nations, to give thia great
world movement a start.
Now the word mint be sent over
to these nations which would learn
the way» of liberty that we refuse
There are men in the penitentiary
THANKSGIVING
now sent th«-re for murder, who
would have ls"en deterred from the
crime
if the gallows had stare«! them
Today is feast and coming home
'
in
th«*
face when contemplating the
day for the nation. It is looked for­
Johnson, ttw* fiend who
ward to a* no other day in the year. I grime.
It ia a family re-union. The grown i ruthlessly »lew his Iwne fact reus, aaid
a
up sons and daughters, who have he would not have committed the
homes of their own and «are rearing i crime if the death penalty ha«l not
the grandchildren, have come tn ac­ been taken from the stutute». The
cept the day a* one when they feel murder of two representative citi­
it a duty and a pleasure to assemble zens of the state last Friday might
about the parental table and partake not have occurred if lb«- young men
of the good thing» produced upon m>w in the toil« of the law knew
that the death penalty would be sure
the farm.
The K imm ! cheer about these boun-
tiful tables this year may tie tinged
with sorrow for the alwent one
whose sepulture ia on the battlefields
*otke to Creditors.
Notice 1» hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of lhe «late of Ore
gun fur lann county, administratrix of
the relate of Amil E. Posvar, drceawd.
and haa qualified.
All peraona having elaima again» 1
■aid estate are hereby required to pre­
went them, duly verified, with the pro
per voucher«, within six t«l month»
from the date of this notice, to aaid ad­
ministratrix at her rveidence near Scio,
in lann county, Oregon, or to her at­
torney«. Hill A Mark«, Cusick bank
building, Albany. Oregon
Dated and first published "thia 27th
day of November. 1919.
and certain.
MARIE F. POSVAR.
The claim that innocent men and
Administratrix of »aid eatate.
women are ezecuted. ia an argu
Hill A Marks, Attorney« for Admin­
the istratrix.
16 U
meat that those who opp«i
Morrison 6c Lowe
UNDERTAKERS
Call« Attended tn Promptly
Dav or Night
SCIO
OREGON
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