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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1920)
A Vi..«, To the »liter: I feel impreased. as every true American woman should, to contrib ute my sentiments on the league of nations and |eace treaty, I think every true Anwriean ought to rise in a solid mass and demand ratification of the league of nations and treaty, and if those rat-eyed Ge: man sympathisers refuse to sign it put them out and semi them home or deport them into Germany where they rightfully belong. Who are they, our servants sent by the people of their state to do what tlie people want done* And if thev refuse, just set them out like they did Merger in the house of rr|e resen tative«. We should have our constitution amended so we would have initia tive, referendum and recall in every state in the union, and if our officer» refuse to transact the people’s busi ness bring them home and let them go into private business where they belong Our president spent many months in France with those leading men of the world and helped frame the league of nations; and who are they to overthrow it all and bring us to utter destruction and put us alone in the world, still in a state of war with Germany, after our boys going over and fighting and suffering hun ger. cold, and all the deprivation« that it is possible for humanity to endure, and win a grand victory - not only for America but for the whole world? Then must we stand for an over throw by a few traitors for purely selfish political purpose«? Amt nearly all of them want to be a can didate for president ! I say shame be on them; they are not worthy of any respectable voter’s support. 1 say again, let us arise In a solid mass and demand immediate ratifi cation. Went o'er the sms and did his part; Helped fixhi in battles day and night I And put the tyrant Huns to flight ' Half starved, our boys for weeks and day« And hardships in so many ways. They toiled with bravery on and on I’ntil they reached thrgoai. Argonne. Weil fortified the Huns they found, Securely hidden under ground; Discovering not our "little boys’* Until they heard the booming n«Hse ' y « ìf-rx’-t And felt the thund'rous mountain cave Their general tried so hard to save. But all in vain; our boys brot down That plate«! hill with victory's crown And Hindenburg Compelled to say We’re beaten by America! is Then come. I ask you once agsm. While yet thia ray of light remain And bring a peare for evermore On this grand American shore - Mrs. E. M Leffler. Oregon Laad Clearing. The new Oregon land clearing methods will be demonstrated by the agents in several counties this year It is, says Profcwsor Scudder head of farm management at O. A. C.. the simplest, cheapest and moat practical method vet devised "The method is a modified char pitting process in which the use of a simple, contrivance thoroughly fires the stump which is then con sumed by toe char pit." savs Pro- Scio is proud of the fact that sev fe««or Scudder. "The failure of the char pitting plan was la-cause eral whistles blow when the work It beginners failed to fire the dump hour arrives and when it ceases completely. Thorough firing is as is manufacturing industries which sured bv the new method, and thus build up a town and those we have makes the char pit successful even ^now will be added to when power is brought to the city with the build with Iteginners." Gusts of clearing have been prove»! ing of th« Jordan power station. by actual records to have been cut The Tribune is almost daily being from $100 to not more than $50 per bombarded with boosting article« in acre by use of the (>r»-gon system the aid of some particular candidate Another advantage of its use is the and always without a check accom better condition in which the land is paniment. Now as new»pa|»er »(»ace left for farming. is the newspaper's earning power Come to think about it in these Come, freemen rally, one and all. Our nation now must stand or fall: H. C. L. «lays, interest on loans of For if thone traitors win the race. i all kinds in about the only thing Our nation’s in a hopeless case. which has not been boosted to the My baby b».y. God bless his heart. laky. Why? OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is (.empiite and stock fresh mid < We carry n full Tea, Coffee, Canned Goods, fart, everything for the table. we have to turn down these free will offering» of copy. The lalxirer is worthy of his hire is as true of the newsi«M>er as well as of the me chanic or the hand in the harvest field. Do you tumble? line of Spices nini in needed KIBLER 8 GILL CO SCIO GARAGE Aemt for f<>r Agent LUCKY STRIK CIGARETTE f^ET a package today. No- * tice the flavor—the whole some taste of Kentucky Burley tobacco. Why do s« many “regular men” buy. Lucky Strike cigarettes? They buy them for the special flavor of the toasted Burley tobacco There’s the big reason toasted« and real Burley. Make Lucky Strike your cigarette O f) Ou«r«ntted b" ™ I lartford I ires, Overland Cars and Panhard I rucks F mmui > mst . W. >. GUI. D. C. Thoms J J. I Itarnes. W. F.GIII, A itiiysu, J.R.Hsnse, Mr». Jennie Warne*. MIM M '►> SCIO ROLLER MILLS ia<x> m «*«>»<A'ri-.r» «•►:» •»- mukk i . Our Flour is as good as any made In the Willamette Valley EVEH Y X.ICK GU.lll.tSTEHI) Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay Cash for f-gg". Poultry, Wai, Hogs, Hides Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest cash price fot it. Let ua get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring Us Your Caacara Bark We will give you a Square Deal FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor f f I
