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• * *•. A*/*- • ** • • s.» cu-eatM THE SCIO TRIBUNE would pilot our nation through the be held responsible for the failure of the l>odge treaty, but not for the present troubled waters. Th« Tribun« ia not an slat mist, failure of the Versailles treaty. IMVIb wnv TMUMbAY BT j but thinks our nation is too cloee to Anybody who is disposed to be T. U bUGG». BIHTVB ANI* FteOF national danger to be at all comfort fair in making up his opinion must able. It is time to quit the mealy come to this conclusion. Of course Entered at the txmtoffiee at Brio, mouth business and get sternly d*-wn the prrjudicvd politician ami the Oregon aa second class matter. to meet the crisis which undoubtedly yailer dog variety of Mr. Lodge’s is near. All organizations whose party the haired of Wilaon, «rill BUaacaimoN. in advancb 11.76 ------- <■«« is to destroy the govern acceot the lxslge conclusions, and if •II MONTHS________ .MPUG- ment. are traitors. "The penalty the republican party gpra down to of treason is death.** says the G. A. defeat next fall they can charge it APVgmMING BATBB: R ritual and it is our national duty to lx>dge and his crowd. I xm - b I advertising per line first in to scotch this danger before it gath sertion .......................................... .10 ers force. The unjustified leniency ' Each subsequent insertion per line, .06 of the Montesano verdict is a pointer liisplay advrrtislng First insertion we should heed. ,1b AUCTIONEER Public sales a speciali) Get the man that can get you the mnnev Hoioff can p. ___ i bus LEBANON. OBE. J res «17. Ix>ck Bos M Write or phone me al my expense for dates. Seis 4eSs* snsa<»4 fas si Sos T H. B. CHESS We know that special exercise de velops certain sense«. If your vision has become impaired it is necessary to nee a competent optometrist at once Attorney •» Law T. E>d SkaHvggcry. Reform that competent men any will lie uiw of the biggest ever off THE DIFFERENCE ered the people of Oregon is to lie Advertisements should reach thia office not later than Tuesday to insure publi proposed by the Stat« Taxpayer« cation in the current issue. When President Wilson came home League to Oregon voters in the el All foreign advertisements must be from Paris he brought the treaty of ection next November paid for in advance of publication. It 1« the proposed divided session Versailles. While this treaty was not just as the president would hsve of the legislature. There will bean it, yet it was the beat obtainable ofiening perKsl of not to exceed 40 after several months' diplomatic la days, and about 60 day« later a do bor with the tieaty delegates from sing period of not to exceed io days. many nations of the world. Il was Except certain appropriation bill« no the result of compromise and which legislation can be iiaaaedtn the open I pledge allegiance Io my flag ano has lieen the basis of all treaties be ing peri<id. No legislation can be in the Republic for u'hkh it »land», ont tween nations in the past and which troduced in the dosing period. No ¡Nailon. indnruible. »i/A liberty ana will be the case with treaties of the bill can tie amended in the dosing tutllct fnt all future. The word ’’treaty’’ implies period except by four-fifth« vots of compromise anyway A treaty could all the memlirr« of both houses. This mean« that in the 60 day« in not lie form«! otherwise. A QUESTIONABLE VERDICT Within two or three days the pres terim tie!ween opening and dosing ident submitted thr treaty to the periods everything will liecome fully It is a difficult matter to under ■ U. S senate for ratification. After mown about every measure under stand the inspiration which caused consideration II means that no bill the Montesano jury to hand up the nearly 15 months of wrangling, con- can ever be pAseed without every verdict it rendered anent the ten firmalion has not been reached. The ! republican side, under the leader body having full opportunity of eonanirators who made the bloody ship of Senator t»dge. a practically knowing all about it. attack upon the legionaire paradeat tn effect the plan would do much new treaty has ts-vn evolved, not by (*entn>lia November 11 last the nations of the world interested, the same thing that is done by the H the reports of the daily press but by the republican side of the U. referendum without the delay and are true, which no doubt they are. 8. senate. Senator l»dgr wants trouble incident to application of the the etale made out ita case without The dosing period in, President Wilaon to ratify this re referendum question. The killing of Lieutenant publican treaty and cast the Ver in actual fact, a modified application Grimm was admitted and it was of the principle of the referendum. proven that he was at least 100 feet sallies tieaty into the discard Now there is no authority of law The til) day« of adjournment is for from the I. W. W hall when the for the U. 8. senate to write a treaty. the purpose of giving all a chance to fatal bullet passed through his body. study |>ending legislation and oppor- It was proven beyond a doubt that Its only province is to ratify or re Instead of doing this the i tunity to enter protest against ob there was firing from two points ject. Ixxige treaty is under process of jectionable measures Ills, in short outside the hall, which Judge Wilson the taking of the people into the formation. If the arnate can agree in his charge said was unlawful, or upon this Isxlge treaty, it is to be confidence of the legislature and of in a plain word, murder. handed V* the president with the fering them a chance to «ay which There were no mitigating circum ultimatum that he can accept or bill« they want pasard and which stances, The defvndanta were guilty they do not want passed. ratify it. just as he like«. of murder in the first degree or they No doubt the president will refuse Under such s plsn no stealthy A<*re justified by the law of self de- to obey thr Lodge dictum. Yet. if joker can be slipped through There fe* r defense of their properly I hr refuses, the Ltdge crowd a* well can be no congestion in the dosing There was no middle ground to jus as our esteemed cotemporary, the hour« of the session. There can be tify the second degree verdict. Also Oregonian, will hold the president no jam of bills on the last day dur- if anv were guilty all were guilty, responsible for the defeat of the ' ing which a “midnight resolution’* for all were mixed up in the conspi can be perpetrated upon an unsus Versailles treaty. racy and the attorney. Smith, was This is a peculiar method of reas pecting community.—Oregon Jour proliably the main inspiration of the oning, Hy this same mode if a luink nal. conspiracy. official resists having his (tank rob The verdict can he accounted for Taxes increased 50 per cent this bed and the bank robber shoots the only on the grounds that the jury vear over last. There is no use say official, this same official would be was controlled in a measure by an > ing anything, brother, but there is guilty of murder tweause if he ha>l unconscious sympathy with the wob- no law against thinking nor against not resisted the looter he (the offi blie«. voting in your own interests. Nor cial) would not have iiecn shot do the laxeaters seem to let up in This trial and verdict means much The American people are not fools their demands upon the taxpayeis more than of local celebrity. It Very many of them are quite as in However, just bear in mind the mill- means that the people of the Unite»! tellectual aa anv of our United age taxes asked for at our primarv States are not vet aroused to the States senators. They can and have election will practically double your danger which is menacing our gov studied the provisions of the Ver state tax Vote NO on every mea- ernment. sailles treaty the same as Senator ‘ sure calling for an increase of taxa The I. W W . the communist la Lodge and are quite aa competent tion, is the only safe plan. bor party, and the political boycot to |«ana judgment thereon. ters. and too many members of la A vaat majority, irrespective of The Oregonian might aa well try bor unions radicals, if all should party, favor the ratification of the act tn harmonv, are sufficient to j to make the people believe the moon treaty as signed by the representa overthrow the government, should tive« of the various nations in the la composed of green cheese aa to party ism continue to divide the peo-1 make them think President Wilson hall of mirrors in Versailles. is responsible for the defeat of the pie. It may liecome necessary for I The Lodge treaty ia not the Ver- both republicans and democrats to sailles treaty. It cannot lie ao Con Versailles treaty. If the word “Ver drop their party differences and sallies" lie change»! to "Lodge" then strued from any viewpoint. It dors unite in protection of the govern not nor will carry the signature of the president will willingly admit he is to blame. _______ ment. Indeed, may not that time be any nation, not even our own now at hand? When juries selected The whole action of Srnator Ixxjge The automobile and auto trucks from among the people will render and hia followers is inspired by ha verdicts like that at Monteeano, it tred of Wilaon and to manufacture! are largely to blam»* for taking much of the profit paving traffic away means that the danger ia very near campaign propaganda If this treaty from the railroad« Short haul A splendid opportunity is now at is submitted to the people al our freight and passenger traffic are far hand fer both old parties to unite November election Srnator lsidge more profitable than heavy freight in selecting Herbert C. Hoover for will find he has grossly misrepre tonnage for the railroads. The only our next president to curb this rap sented th« Amencan people. What alternative is to increase both freight idly approaching evil. Mr. Hoover ever may be the fate of the treaty. and t>anger rste« if the railroads claims allegiance to neither party.. Mr. Lodge and his associate sena are to stay on the job. but Is an American in the fullest tor« will be held responsible. By meaning of the word. If elected he an method of reasoning can the res O-L._ XI..—i would form a coalition cabinet with ponsibility be shifted to th« should out prejudice to neither party and ere of the president. True, tee may per inch........ . .............................. Each subsequent insertion ............. .16 H. C. ROLOFF (J. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW soi t New First National Bank ttkig. ALBANY OREGON ^lìleade io Meat Market Optam etrist. a HAROLD Al.BRO. Manufacturing Optician HOLECHEK BROS. 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