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THE SCIO TRIBUNE , IMtlgti BVKMY THUkMOAY BY T. L. PtKKiKB. BtHTDB AND FBOr Ente rod at the postoffiee at Scio, Oregon as second clean matter. ■tllMM'RimoN. IN ADVANC8 11.76 _________ — RII MONTIVI .'30 ADVBKTUUNG RATO Local advertising per line first in sertion .................... ■ • • .10 Each subsequent insertion per tine. .06 Display advertising IHrst insertion per inch ........................................ Each subsequent insertion ............. .15 » Advertisements should reach this office not later than Tuesday to insure publi cation in the current issue. All foreign advertisements must be (>ai<i for in advance of publication. / pledge allegiance Io mV Hag /Ar Republk Ration. for « A h A it ilanJi, injtvuihle, w</A liberty iuilkt for all WHAT IS THE MtOGRAM! heads had sufficient influence to pre vent the violation of Washington's advice. The precedent established The people of Scio and vicinity by the father of our country pre are very much interested to know vailed. It will prevail at San Fran what is to l«e the county court pro cisco should Mr. Wilson's name be gram relative to the Improvement placed as a candidate before the of the Scio-Grrens brid*e road dur convention. ing the present aeaaun. Our accusation against the Ore- Now it was well understood when aonian of "Wilson baiting" is not the SAOO.iiOO county bond measure tires use he might be a candidate for received the approval of Linn county | re-election, but because that paper voters that paving out of Rrowns- seems prone to strike a man who ville. Lebanon and Scio was to be a has freely given his health to our part of the plan embraced in the country. No word of the good proposition. things Wilson has done, or has been Seeing that something like >4000 done during his administration, ia per mile of this fund was appor now found on its editorial page tioned to the Scio-Greens bridge which was frequently so found a road, we concluded that paving was year or so ago. to be done on this road Now this Now Wilson is to blame for the sum will not pave the road from defeat of the treaty and league Scio to Greens bridge, to carry on which has not lieen in his hands since the project other funds must tie he came beck from Paris Every provided. possible fault however, which by any < The court has n plan of levying a strained interpretation of the presi general road tax of five mills addi dent's acts while in Paris or since tional tn the present general road he came home are found there a- levy to apply to all parts of the plenty. Why? The campaign year county | b l>eu of the special road is on, must I m * the answer. levies. Also, if the court will place S<M>n after Woodrow Wilton was the proposed five mill levy on the inaugurated for hia first term he, ballot to I* voted upon f*" the May calhtl a siiecial *»-x*t<«n of congress. I primary election, or will initiative He also called a special session after hia second inauguration and when boih branches of congress was in "THE EXPLANATION.” republican hands We now womler Under the above caption Brother if the Oregonian dares to publish in Piper of the Oregonian, answering, parallel columns a summary of the our "Wilson Baiting" editorial item; accomplishments of these two special sessions? of last «reek, ha* this to say: The Tribune freely admits that "Whst political motive does The petitions be necessary? The people are willing to vote money or tmnds for improvement of the so called market r«»ads and they would lie glad to have the court de clare or define what its plan of ac'.ipn ia to be When the improvement ia begun the court should have money enough |n sight to seep the work moving without stopping. It costa money to set up a paving plant and cun tractors will take this coat into con- sideration when bidding on a con- tract. Therefore the people want to know what is expected for them to do. _______ Tribune think the Oregonian had President Wilson has made mistakes when it strove zealously and contin > or errors in judgment over which uousiy to support the president in • hia political enemies rejoica. What his war measures and in the league I of nations? It was obvious that If president has not? Hut we think in Wilwm won the war and if he ac- j common fairness the president should ' cotnplished the magnificent design be given credit for the good he ha* of the league of nations, he would i done as well as to amplify hia mis lie the greatest figure of the times takes This the Oregonian seems and <>ne of the great figures of all now unwilling to do. rhere is a times. No net*«! to wait for election Portland ia very much cxorciaed year to see that; now in that same reason. over the proposed 8 cent street car year it is plain that Wilson ia the Will the Oregonian tell its readers fare. The uae of private autoa ia least dangerous of all democratic why there has not been a financial possibilities, When hi» prestige wax panic during the Wilson administra the cauae of the falling off of atrvet high, ami likely to go higher, lhei car feres The auto ia also the Oregonian approved hia course, now J tion, and why Wall street no longer cauae of the shrinkage of railway when it is low, the Oregonian finds is able to control our financial sys farea. fault with him Inexplicable, indeed tem from ocean to ocean, as it could "Or iierhape it is explicable. If and did under former republican The Tribune will survev candidly th«* administrations? Oh no. this will recent past and the present, it will OPTOMETRIST discover that the president had great not be done. Only such strings will acclaim from the nation and from all be pulled as contribute tn the elec W»H be at Sci«> liulel in 8ciu parti«*» lM*cau»e some of the enter tion of a republican president next prises. national and international, he fall. Thia extreme partisanism on every Saturday of each week devised and promoi«*d were in line ! the part of adherents of either party prepared to tit an<1 furniah with American thought, conscience and duty. Then the Oregonian wax' ; is not for the Ismt interests of our good glam«*« for all that aitnt It results in congrcas to improve their eyeaighl. for him When he fell short in government achievement and when by his ob doing things ami not doing things Glasses for reading,rowing structive course he contributed ao which the great mass of the peo or for diHtant uae. all one lena grcatlv to the difficulty of getting ple want. The opposition to the done the things he said he wanted and warranted to give aatia- done, and the nation wanted done, n ratifying of the treaty and league great part of hia support left him. covenant, now before the United f action. The president himself is the expla Stale« senate, suppliea an examph . W. B. RICH ARI >SON nation of his own failures." - If the senate was controlled by a Eyesight Specialist The above explanation needs BOOM» democratic majority the confirma ■Jefferson Oregon explaining for the true explanation tion of the treaty would now lie of ‘baiting” Wilson ia to manufac-1 history. This is why the president Dr. W. B. Richardson ture campaign propaganda for uae during the political campaign now just at hand and to furnish tepubli can stump orators with aomething really worth while to say. wanted a friendly (politically) sen ate and unwisely said ao during the i congressional camimign of 1918. Thr Oregonian has advocated the ratification of the treaty and coven- No real thinker for the welfare of ant just as Wilson brought it home, pur country would encourage Mr or with mild interpretations; that is Wilson to liecome a third time can- to say last year, not this. Now one didate even if hie health waa not will conclude that Wilson alone broken, for there is a prejudice in stands in the way of confirmation; the hearts of the American people | that his will alone prevents this step against thin! terma which will not towards displacing war between down. They place so much homage nations by compulsory arbitration. Washington's admonition Why not be brave enough, brother, upon erm that they will to say flatly that the republican against General Grant, bv leaders in congress, for partisan pol- Uot VI« Ge it the advice of his fool friends, trie* I itical purpoars, are the preventive, it at Ch.«'ago and which caused the Wilson won the war. or oar armies sober minded republicans to almost did IL Now we are likely to be de hang their heads in shame. Hut lie med the fruits of our success by could only obtain the voles of 306 delegates Theodore Roosevelt, in the same city in 1912. tried It. but could not overcome the Taft lead and an unrecuncilable division and consequent defeat of ths party re- suited. Both Grant and Roosevelt had strong following and which partisamsm. Is it a wonder the people are demanding the nomina- lion of Hoover who seems absolutely free of partisanism of the Lodge, Rorah. Johnson type? We nearly placed the Oregonian In the came class, but will not. 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