The Scio tribune., May 29, 1924, Image 1

Vol. 27
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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VIHROUCjHOUT the land on May 30<K in
Flag as Reminder
at Little Mounds
Wind • Whipped Standard
Telia Story of Strife for
Peace of Today.
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every city. town and hamlet the streets
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It is Memorial Day consecrated to Ine memory of the thousan Is of younq
XtX manhood who answered their country's call and died men whose blood is mixed
in the mortar that cements the foundation of our cjreat country
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Veterans of three qreal iwr» march together to the cemeteries to by a token of
remembrance on the qreen qraves
The fadeT"and depleted ranks of blue and
/v qrjy lead the may the men who fouqht the fiqht they believed to be nqht The slouch
c^'hals of the Spanish uwr veterans, themselves smaller in number as the years roll by.
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And last, the sturdy manhood of the twentieth centuru the millions of
veterans who went forth at democracies call
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To those millions of IVorld war veterans 1 say All honor and respect to the elder
\. veterans of past conflicts Let us co-operate in all manners possible with the men
v* twhose deeds are written with sword and musket on the paqes of American history
, Y Let us honor them now while they are here to know and understand, for time the qre.it
< unconquerable enemy, will soon leave us nolhina but the unforgettable memory of
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one of the qreatest of our national ceremonies, is betnq de-
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pleted in ranks The battalions are smaller, the step feebler
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and soon from their shakinq hand will fall the torch kept buminq \>*-^ ,
for sixty years with undimintshed liqht It is the duty of the
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1 its liqht may dispel the shadows of discontent and restlessness
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thctighta of h<>m* or thmighta from
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Reparation from th* young telrrana
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With martial token* ar* they
«urn>un<le>1. and with gentle banda aro
finir rroaar« tended
Ovar It all the
•plrlt of America, our great hour*. In-
fohl* them aa completely there aa
Saturday Sunday
('uaiek Bank Building
Albany, Oregon
“ Plate» That Fit ”
Crown snd Bridge Work,
Plates. Fillings. Painlesa
Extraction. It will be to
your advantage to gel my
estimates.
war and lb* Spun «fi G.rl.n war
onr pnna and brothers and very r<m
panions bar* Joined rb«» ili»-:r Inviai
Me. that Aarrlflrlal Throng which loved
unto th* death
Th* «i>untrlr«i where
they fell ar* not alien land«, th* anU
wherein th*y lie la nof foreign «dl.
To stand In an Amert.sn <-e< *t*ry
In France la to feel yotirself Intensely
an American; yea. that hallo*M place
seems peculiarly a part of America
That apot la home wberr loving
Richard Dix in
Zane Grey’s
“To The Last Mao
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Interregna
ZANE GREY’S
Memories, Gratitude
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gratitude to tboae whoa* de-
**ll<>n and sa<rlA<'* to Ideala
and principle« mad* poaatM*
the present la all Ila blew*-
Inga to citizen« Individually
and collectively,
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Heritage ol the Desert”
A Paramount, at
Star Theatre,Stayton
thuraday ami Friday, May » SO.
Alm Baby Peggy in
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