The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, December 18, 1919, Image 2

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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
Editor'* Receipt Will Do
Ail European nations now admit It was during this spell of weather
that th« United State« i« the most when the floating ice on the W iliam
powerful of all nations and that she ette river at Albany chuked up for
Because you can’t hsng the 52
ia the only nation which can live a few hours and two young men numbers of your home paper on the
within herself and maintain her ar­ crossed the river by using boards Christmas tree ia no sign that it
my ami navy in time of war. Tney placed u | m > o the broken but still ice. isn’t a pleasing gift tn your abarnt
Entered at the txiatofRca at Scio, (view thl« nation aa the most power­
Some time tn December. 1X72. the friend. The editor’s receipt pinned
Oregon a« second class matter.
ful of democracies in the world and snow fell to a depth of 22 inches.! on a spray of Oregon grape will
that oar treatment of Cuba demon­ Again, in the early ’80a, th« snow look mighty good to a friend.—0.
■UIWRimoN. IN AtlVANCS
SI.60
strated
our unselfiMimsas and lack of fell to a depth of IX inches, which' A. C. Bulletin.
at KNi> or vían
1.75
usurping the fruits of Conquest
wa« heavily crusted by sleet.
Thei
SIX MONTHS
.75
Hence, When President Wilson, temperature«, however, at both of
CkMft ll Niat
in joining the allie« in the war of th«»« deep snow periods did not get
Th«* nrw transparent frame« with
APVKKTIMING RATU:
On and after January I. >93'. the
German aggr«*wuon. aaid we wanted as low as xero.
name
of
the
heretofore
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»airy
City
Local advertising per line first in­
Thia present deep «now and below Garage’* will be changed to ’’Barta white gold mountings combine com-
neither indemnity nor territory,
sertion .......................................... 10
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weather can easily be claimed Motor Co.’’
MARTI BROS.,
Each aul*w|urnt Insertion |>er line. .06 they believed him. They were will­
frvprwtor».
ing to accept President Wilson's dic­ a« th« 50 year« r«»curd and for long­ t I I
Display advertising First insertion
them.
per inch............................................26 tum largely in arranging lhe treaty er. so far as The Tribune know«
If this is the beginning of Profes­
Each subsequent insertion................... IS terms and the constitution of th«-
M j * i T mt CbmtBis Bitts hrRMNit
sor
Porta's prediction of exceedingly
league.
Advertise nichts should reach this office
O hs
cold weather, earthquakes, etc., the
Who can blame these nation«
nut later than Tuesday to insure publi­
One of the most beautiful and
cation in the current issue.
verification to culminate from Dec­
feeling deeply diaappuinted at
ember 17 to 20, we are fortunate if serviceable gifts fur HER ia a relia­
All foreign advertisements must be ri fusal to ratify the treaty’ 1
ble wrtst watch
We have the fam­
paid for in advance of publication.
can blame the people if they punish we have g<Mxl woodpil«-« and our
ous GRUEN. the Elgin and the Wal­
these senatorial conspirators at the stock is where it can be cared for.
tham wrist watches with full jewel­
Owing to the fact that the ground ed. adjusted movements.
polls next year?
Guaran­
The American people do not want was frozen before the anow fell, we teed to give service ami satisfaction.
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war, They know that war Is a block may expect good sleighing for some Prices range from 115 to |60.
Our necklaces of Oriental. Deltah
to humanity and the ruthless des­ weeks, and should the weather mod­
and I a Tusca Pearls are gifts that
truction of th« wealth created l»y erate with rain, we may expect ex­ combine beauty, dignity and lasting
the labor of the world. They know ceeding high water. If you have durability, lengths from H to 30
/ pledge allegiante to my flag ano
AUCTIONEER
that 60.000 of American young men stock on b«>ttom lands It will be inches.
the Republk for uhkh it itandr. one
Other
gifts
are
Watch«»«.
Diam
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i now lie under the s«xi in France, safer if you change the animals to
^ülun, indtviiible. »tlh liberty ana
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onds. Rings. Pendants. Silverware. Public sales a specialty. Gal
the man
who died in vain, tiecauae a bunch higher ground.
Hull Detachable Umbrellas. Parisian that can get you the money Koioff can
iutlke for all.
I of American senators have refuse«! ■
Ivory, Phonograms. etc.
Phones '
**• LEBANON, ORE.
i res. si 7.
IxM-k Box uif>
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to permit ua to enjoy the fruits of
F. M FRENCH A SONS.
We do not know just, how much
PEOPLE WILL MAKE TREATY
Jewelers. Engravers, Opticians. Write or ¡>hoii«- me at my expense for
and. too. ■
dates.
we depend upon being in touch with
Alliany, Oregon.
ISSUE.
Iiecauac of political hatred nnd jeal-'
tal*
4,1,>
I«« at Sew Tribute »Hica
| the outside world until we are de­
' ousy.
nied that satisfaction.
Even the
Notk« to Creditors.
Whether or not National Chair |
We have had traitor, in the past.
lack of the daily newspaper creates
Notice is hereby given that the an-
man Ha’. » of lhe republican party but they have not ranked very high-
a sort of lost feeling which is not «lerslgnod has been duly appointed by
w»uld or would not have the defeat ly in the estimation of the American
enjoyable
The old saying "We the County Court of the stale of Ore­
of th«- treaty and covenant becom«- people. Neither will theae senators
Walter Bilyeu, Prop.
never misa the water until She well gon for Linn county, administratrix of
the estate of Anuí E. Posvar. tier eased,
an issue in (h«* presidential campaign rank aa patriots in the annals of our
Phone G-A1 .*»
becomes dry" fits the condition per­
and has quahtleil.
of next year, tin- people will force it country's history.
They are very
STAlll MBI TS Al l. I R AINS
fectly.
All persons having claims against
to become meh.
akin to Benedict Arnold in that they
1-eavea Scio Pus toftice —
said estate are hereby reijuirvd to pre­
The (H.liticlansdefeated the treaty have deserted world democracy and
sent them, duly verified. With the pro­ at 730 a m and 4 4', p n, for West Sc»,
Our Mill street look* just as well
and 1:15 pm f«»r Munkcrs
si>d covenant to destroy President have bolstered up autocracy
No»«
per vouchers, within six (6> months
as Main when covered with two feet ' from the dale of this notice, to aaid ad­
Wilson and incidentally manufacture that Germany i« returning to strong-
of snow. This reminds ua that good ministratrix at her residence near Scio,
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BRYAN I’
eampaign material to aid in electing ly advocating the restoration of the
clothes can cover a heart capable of in Linn county, Oregon, or to her at­
a republican president.
But their monarchy since our refusal to con
torneys, Hill 4 Mark«, Cusick bank
committing crime or cruelty.
judgment wa» at fault.
They Im-'firm the treaty.
buikiuig, Altumy, Oregon
201-2 New First National Bank Bldg.
agined that the ¡leople would follow
If any of these senators, tcaponai-
Dated and first published this Z7lh
ALBANY
OREGON
their dictum.
These false leader» ble for the defeat of the treaty,
Our flouring mill has been out of day of November. 191».
MARIE F. PO n VAR.
arc now awakening to the fact that ahoul«i secure lhe nomination for commission for several davs owing I
Administratrix of said estate.
a majority of the p«»ople wanted the president, next November will show to lack of power
Ice doesn't seem
Hill 4 Marks, Attorney» for Admin
treaty ratifi'ii. True, mild reserve how the people fee! about this mat- to work first class in a water wheel istraln*.
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tions might have t>ern accepted, but ter
Moat people are partisans to
they did not want reservations which son e extent, but they place patriot-
w iubi annul the treaty. This fact ism above partisamam. Their love
HOLECHEK BROS.
is r w cr »ding itself into the minds of home and family is superior to
of 1,-lg«* and Johnson and Borah whom «hall lie president, or what
\V «• want to treat tin* people
an I ho <
«nd the real of their co shall be the policy of the govern­
right ami will welcome ol<i
conspirators
ment so long aa it ia reasonably eco­
ami m-w etiMtonivra, gelling
Knowing thia to l»r true, these nomical and maintains the rights of
tirst-cla»» meat at the iii<»»t
con«|>irutor« are quietly assenting to American freemen
reasonable price».
the General W imm I lioom for the pre
President Wilson may have offend­
We buy Veal Hog» ami
sidential candidate.
They know ed the dignity of these autocratic
lliile.
paving goiwl prices.
that it can lie said that he had noth­ senators. I«et that I m * granted. Yet
ing to do with the defeat of the it is no justification for these sena­
treaty and that if deemed l>eat they tor* to punish the entire civilized
can have General Wood declare in world and leave the way <>|>en for
favor of the treaty, ami possibly be­ our young men to die on the battle-
fore convention time the conspira-1 field,
i&illeade
&pt<em e/risi
ALBANY
H. C. ROLOFF
MUKKERSand WEST
SCIO STAGE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Scio
Meat Market
GET OLDFIELD TIRES AT
BARTU BROS.
on
ton» may comu-nt to the ratification
with very moderate rtMervationa.
The Tribune cannot aay anything
derogatory to General Wood. As
an executive in Cuba and the Phil-
Yea. the people will force the de­
feat of the treaty to become a po­
litical issue in the coming campais n.
It will lie their opportunity to regis­
ter their diapleasure of the actions
ippim-s an.l ns a soldier, he has made of their betrayer« in the high«»at
good. We only object to the poli­ legislative body in the world. It is
tician. he will be c<>mpelh*d to asso­ unfortunate for the rank and file of
ciate with
the party which the« traitorous
Senator Ixalge and his cohorts are senators misrepresent.
Yet our
not true friends of America's inter­ country and civilization are superior
est«
In the defeat of the treaty to any political party. Nor does it
they have destroy«»! the true friend­ mitigate matters to place the blame
ly f«*eling which existed in England. ion President Wilson, as the Oregon-
France. Italy and Japan for the ian now seems fond of doing,
United States.
These countries are
now our fro ■ «1» i>ecauae it is poliey
THE WEATHER.
to I m * ao.
Their business rivalry
with this country will tie against us,
and it mav I m * expected that no op­
Yea. we have been having weather
portunity will I«* lost to do us an ill in goha ami chunks lately, h has
turn.
They feel that the plan of been and ia now the principal theme
the leagu«- had originated in the of conversation among the people
United State« ami after they ha«l Comparison« of thia with previous
agree«! to adopt it. to have the Uni­ wintars shows this to tw the hard
ted State«, the originator, reject it. winter of the past SO year a.
they feel that they are the victim«
January of 1X75. the coldest here­
of bad faith. They feel that their tofore winter, showed a temperature
confidence has been abuse«! for they of lf> degrees below zero. However
know that the life of the league will there was but a light enow on the
be short without the United State« ground at that time and people
a keysloor to bold it together.
t could get about fairly comfortable.
Attorney *t Law
OHw.
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LeUsse. Or«.
Kiley Shelton
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