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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1920)
— ■ . O I"’*' to the moneyed interests He is dangerous tweaure he sat in UMUXD KVKKY THIKSDAY BY his seat in the senate without saying r. u tMToan. «Pimn ano rsor a word of denunciation of Truman Entered at the txsuffi« at Scio. Newberry, when he knew that Mr, Oregon as second class matter. Newberry had been declared a com SUaKTUmoN, IN AP.VANCS $1.76 mon law criminal by his own state su Norms 1.0O of Michigan, convicted by a repub lican jury and before a republican AI> VKKTIMING RAT0- jmlgr. lax al advertising per lire first In On the other hand, the people «nay sertion .............................. . .10 Each subsequent Insertion per lire. or. vote for/iovernor Cos, a man three Display advertising First insertion per Inch....................... . ............ '3. times elected governor of hi« state Each subsequent inwrtlon ... ______ ............ 16 of Ohio, a «late normally heavily re Adrertiscnienla should rearh Ibis offici- noi laler than Tuesday to inaura putii- publican. and a man who will fulfill catlon in thè current imuc contemplated constitutional All foreign «riverìi«ementa md«t be the paid for in stivane« of pubiicaliun. function of president and not sur render his individuality to the resc- THE SCIO TRIBUNE ■ « tionarire of the United States senate, changed th«* whole course of our national policy, gave the treaty as- Mumns control of the legislative THE COX DISCLOSURES branch oft hr government, blocked our progress toward peace; kept the / pledge allegiance to my flag ana The following leading editorial country in a »tale in which the high the Republic for which It rtand», ina». one clipped from the Oregon Journal of Cost of living ha« steadily mounted injfvitihle. »ith liberty ana August 2H. *» completely gives the instead of receding, demoralized lattice for all. views of The Tribune, that we copy plans of reconstruction after a mighty war and indefinitely post It In full. "The jieople are entitled to know poned the return of tranquillity and IF IT IS TRUE ju«t «uch things s» were disclosed settled peace. "Il the people could have known by Governor CoX in his Pittsburg ad I beforehand the f«r reaching ct>nse- If it is true that a bunch of re dress on campaign funds They are actionary senators, of the Senator entitled to know, not only all about ! qurnces that were to follow the pur Boise Penrose type, in the very early alu*h fund« rai«ed by the Republican chase of a renator»htp in Michigan, hours of a morning in a Chicago party, but by the Democratic party they would have interf«-red with th«- sale of that great office. If they bar J hotel, during the session of the re or any other party. "There is no use denying that cor : known in advance what sums were I publican national convention, decided SCIO. OREGON. SEPT 2. 1920 .... 1 ' ■■■ '■ : I Senator Harding, if elected, going C. C. 1.RYA5T to du for them? ' . _____ "We know what Truman New- berry did after he and hb friends, »12 New First NaUoeat Hank lìMg. including those from Wall street, bought the Michigan senatorship. ALBANY OREGON it Hit vote gave Ixtdgv ami the battal- ian of death a majority of one In the eeeoeeeoeeeeeo eoeeeoeooeoeoeoooooeooooooeooooo senate. Without his vote, the Ixsigr oblirarehy could not have organized the senate h-dge could not have FOB THE INPIVIDVAL AND F»»« THE HriTF: become chairman of th«- c-immi,t«-e A person with no rducatiotl ha« but ore chance in Ito.issi to render on foreign relations The committee distinguished service to the public could not have been |<ackcd and the With common school education 4 chances W ith high «rhooi education....... «7 chances treaty would not have liven wrecked. With c<>ik-g<- rducalion......... Mk) chances Thus Newberry. under conviction and sentence to the penitentiary for og purchase of the Michigan «enatorship ATTORNEY AT LAW Attorney ** Law EDUCATION PAYS Are Y GivingYour Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through s •‘liht-ral and practical education" prepare- the young man and young won. in for useful citixehshlp and successful careers in En<iareriag Mieiac H obm Ecoeonics Pharmacy Forestry Vocatioaal Edecalioa The training include 4es f*hy»ical Education. tingiuh. Modern l.anguste. Art ai»l d the . other essential» of a standard technical college course FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 20. TUillO.N IS FREE Agricaltarr Cetanwrce For Information write to THE REGISTRAR, Ore toe Ayricaltnral College, Corvallis. Orego num »III TTMIMil Ml »Mill Till I nil 11 Til Tl*t Id Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business that Senator Warren G. Harding rupt money has been lavishly used liemg spent in the election, their sus Take New- picion« would have been fFoused should l>e the republican nominee in American elections. Wil) pay Cash for Eggq, Poultry. Veal. Lloga, Hides for president and sent out their berry: He bought the Michigan sen- From what has since happened. we Will buy Cream tn any quantity and pay A federal court and jury know now that it was a crime that dictum to the general delegation a atorship the highest cash price fot it. in Michigan f «und him guilty and the information about campaign few hours later; and Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance If it is true that Senator Harding he !s headed from the senate to the fund« was kept from them. make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it "For th«- < reason we ought to ! in a speech in the U. S Senate, when penitentiary. "His campaign committee con know in advance how much money > the government took charge of the W e will give you a Square Deal food production during the greut fessed to an exr>enditure of nearly is I wing spent in the presidential > election and know who ia «pending > war. said in effect, that one dollar $800.000. "Think of spending $200.000 in a U. whether within the Republican w per bushel was enough for the far campaign for senator. Why was it ; party or the Democratic parly or: mer to receive for his wheat, and * If it la true that Mr. Harding has worth so much? The «alary ia only ; any othci party ” __ 11 k said in a public speech, that in de (7500 a year. The total salary for ciding upon public questiona, pro the entire six year term is only I viding. of course, thst he is elected, $46.000. about one-fourth of the he would consult and herd the advice amount that his campaign committee N o I mm I v thinks Governor James M. I of hi» friends in the senate, before admitted that it «pent. How were Cox is a fool. The |>eople of Ohio appending his name to a measure, those who ¡mid out that money to wh> him • <,!. l him three tim< - i thereby declaring his purpose to be get it Imck? the governor J tln-ir great stale, do ! Yet every j ' But ns everyone knows.the whole not think he is a fool. come a mere rubber stamp presi dent; and of th* «um »pent in buying the Mich body will say h* is a fool for accus- , mg the republican party of raieing J If it is true, as Governor Cox way«, igan nenatorship was never admitted. a "alu»h" fund of $16,000,(100. un- ; that the republican political mana The beat authorities In Michigan in leas he ia reawwiably sure and has < gers are arranging to raises "slush" sist that not lens than $500,000 tn a evidence that xuchT« the cane The J fund of $16.000.000 with which to million was ex|M*nded If the men mere asm-rtion of a man, even if he ; buy the presidency, lx.ooo.ooo of spent no much on a mere srnatnrship, is a candidate for preaident, who < gives out a »tntement, when it has ! which their campaign treasurer ad what are they not likely to do in not n reasonable foundation of tteet;; mits has already been subscribed; and an effort to purchase th«- presidency? to rest upon, certainly knows, that < i a tion g a r a ntkkd If it is true that the republican If they spent $5oti,<ioo to million in if the statement proves to be falne, ' senate's purpose to retain Truman buying one senator in one state.what no man of re«|x>n»ibility will vote ] |< ► Newlierxy, a convicted criminal in colloasal sums would they not pay for him. NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY WEEK But in the light of the jMut. at ¡e hie own state of Michigan, a senator, out in huving a senator In each of! leant some prominent republican« M eeseae in order to maintain control of the the 4S slates and how much in gain have lx-en proven to l>e prevarica-1 senate, in good standing; and ing control of the presidency? Gov tor« Senator Truman Newberry of j If it is true (hat Candidate Hard ernor Cog's disclosures are so mild Michigan denied that he used money i oiwa&Toaa Paasil*»»*, W. F. UHI. J. J.Barne«, W. F.lilll, ing has declared in a public speech by comparison that hi« final figure illegimately. until he wan convicted f [ Hm-»«v*«v, D. Q Thoms by a republican jury in hia own]11 J A. Bilyeu, J. R. Ba rin», from his front porch, that the league of $15.000,000 i« probably too low. Mr». Jennie Warne*. state, of doing so. General Wood’s J > of nations should I m * scrapped, inti "Take the recent corrupt use of friend» spent so much money lol^ [ mating hr would give hie endeavor money in the presidential primarien: I make the General the republican '11 A Republican senate committee I nominee at t'hicago, that his own i > to bring that result about; and M< ’< X h-KMl »t4 Ti» < If it is true that the republican brought out that about $1,500.000! party convention was comi*elle<l to-'! reactionary politicians and the mon was ex|*ended by backers of General | repudiate him. The same is true of >' ’ Governor lx>wd«-n Therefore if «uch , > I M< V '»« I-« M ATI- I > IlfTi KMIO-II -AM IW-4 < eyed interests of Wall street and Wood, and that other great sums I I * prominent men do not hesitate to H [ Our F lour ia as good a« any noulr in ! elsewhere are lining up in the sup were «pent in behalf of Governor j use money freely and in two in»tan '< 1 th. Wiilamctl- v alley , port of the Harding candidacy with Ixiwden. It win actually «h iwn that eea, , wrongfully, to further their i > a determination to put him over, by i two Missouri delegates were bought' political aspiration«, we can readily ! ! • <•••«•»•! C«*•«•» Milling Dueinsss Fl»«ar and Wheat D our L i and tchang e«i (*r fair means or foul; then for l»>wden at $25(Ki each. It was -1 conclude there are grounds for Goy. -i > Flour W» era In ih» Field (or Businrat «nJ Will (’ox’s assertion relative to an eaor- < > Treat Y« m < Candidate Warren G. Harding is widely a»M>rt«*d at the time that if ‘ moux "slush” fund. i1 ♦♦••♦•»♦♦♦♦♦»•♦♦•♦•»♦♦♦•aaaaaasssssssssssoassaasaaaa both a dangerous and unsafe man-to 1 the whole truth as to the Wood ex-j Now we all know that money may : elect as president lie is such lie- | penditure were known, a total of he used legitimately in a political! cause he would be merely a president | probably $3,000,000 would have Ixen campaign i A r« * •nable amount ia p nerewary. But when a by proxy, a* some of the reaction- i revealed. And this merely to buy a absolutely 1 N<»w re the I itm- to |‘tirclniH<> Your aries of the U. 8. senate would be nomination for the presidency? If fund r»lls well up into the millions, it is fair to conclude seine of it will i the real president and pr>>l>ably that then* were men willing to thus back be uaed wrongfully. Ask the»« well known men why they purchased our plant: reactionary would lie Senator Boise • single candidate for the nomination ('hairman Hav« say« the republi I. If < opelaiHl. t rslitri i . Wm. Voikman, Crabtree; Walter Blackbum. Penrose. tn the lune of $3,000,000 to what can campaign fund in sight, m only ???' Oebtreo; o. B. heebler. Mtmnon; Walter Pm land. bhe«M And rtniny others. He is dangerous, not only to the colossal lengths of expenditure would a million Their campaign treasurer | Governor Paul Autoiivatk Water Systems United States, but u> the entire civi they not lie willing to go m the final says it is eight million. Cox is prhbalily nearer right than lized World because he declare« that election? Perfection Milking Machines (Nature's Milker) either of them: The democratic fund the league of nations should be tossed "In «pile or all denial« :<y those he is «aid to lie less than one hundred Anker I lolth ( ream Separators. The Only Self Bai to the scrap heap, therefore rele has exposed and they naturally deny thousand dollars Perhaps a half gating to oblivion the only attempt it and always deny it- it is very, million dollars could be used legi ar red Bowl the world has made, to abolish in very probable that the SIS.OUO.OOO timately by either party. But more Electric M iring l»V Licensed and Bonded Men—Estimates ternational war He ia dangerous named by Governor Cos is below than that sum «ill give rea*>n tn believe that wrong is bring enmmited < lien fully Furnished because he doe« not rebuke the plan the actual figure that it was proposed The Tribune will not support any to raise a $16.000,000 "slush" fund to raise. How are the men who are party that raises a "slush" fund of to further his electioo thereby plac pouring out their money so lavishly ■ ten millions, let alone fifteen or 327 W First ab I hone » ALBANY. OM P. O. 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