The Santiam news., November 17, 1905, Image 2

will do things and do them in the interests of right i
and justice to all.
Politically Independent.
Entered at the postoffice at Scio, Oregon, a« second-class
mail matter.
R. Shelton, of this city, is mentioned as a
probable candidate for the legislature next year.
Riley is a first-class citizen, broad minded and is
very popular in the.eastern portion of the county
or wherever he is known. If he will accept the
nomination he will be elected.
Indications now seem to point to some very live­
ly times in Oregon during the next two or three
5...... in the way of railroad building. Electr c
lint., will soon, perha: - ov«-r the principal por­
*1' s.Jo of t e r ver.
tions of the valley on either
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HEAL ESTATE
BROKER
Office with TheSantiani News,
5cio, Oregon
Farm ami city properties liought ami
sold on the usual commission basis.
It you want to sell y Mir farm, I cat
sell it if it can Ite sold If you want to
buy, 1 can timi the place you want.
is made of Grape
Cream of Tartar
In less t. an onu rnonih c« ogress will be in ses­ Absolutely Pure
sion. One would t1 nk t at Senator Mitchell a- d
C tngressmtn \\ illiai.ison and Hermann, would 1 >■!
Makes the food
a little bit conscience smitten when they receive a
more
Wholesome
salary check for services not rendered; when other
senators and r -presentatives are performing their
and Delicious.
constitutional duties. B it some people are some­
what thick-skinned and a little thing like, not
earning their salary, does not bother them in the ^NUTHtR PHASE OF
A GREAT QUESTION
least. All three of these men are law "rs. a. í
lawyers (some of them) are not tr<
'' co F i - Within a short tune the i.'reement
sciencious scruples anyway.
'.erw.-en ih< mini-ownem and the ruine»
IT IS WORTH
Bllfonsno’«, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
disturbed sleep, nervousness, headache,
giddiness and drowsiness, wind and palu
or fullness of the stomach after meals,
cold chills and flushings of heat, short­
ness of breath — these are the blank
cheques of physical bankruptcy.
The man who suffers from these dis­
orders and neglects them will soon be In
thu relentless grasp of some fatal disease.
If he is naturally narrow chested and
shallow lunged, it will probably be con­
sumption; If his father or mother died of
paralysis or some nervous trouble, It will
probably be nervous exhaustion or pros­
tration, or even Insanity; If there Is a
taint In the family blood, ft will be blood
or skin disease; If he lives in a new ora
low, swampy country, it will be malaria;
if he lives a life of exposure, It may be
rheumatism. There Is one safe course for
a man to follow who finds himself "out of
sorts” and suffering from the symptoms
described. It Is to resort to Dr. Pierce's
Golden MrJical Discovery. This medi­
cine makes the appetite keen, corrects all
disorders of the digestion, renders assimi­
lation perfect, invigorates the liver, puri­
fies and enriches the blood and builds
firm, healthy flesh and nerve tissue. It
cures almost all diseases that result from
'¡.sufficient or improper nourishment of
She brain and nerves. Bronchial, throat,
and even lung affections, when not too
far advanced, readily yield to it.
w. r e ” in the anthracite region of
forced by President
J di> atioi.s ar.’ now, that the President will I'emiHylvania,
Roosevelt three years ago, will come to
11 e most
< .. ■ . ■
to ciingress, an end. it is believed there will »oon
when
it
assembles
i.
xt
month,
that
he or any he another coal strike. The subject is
OFFICIAL DISHONESTY
o
r
president
.ias
ever
promulgated.
He is in of universal interest, since this strike in
AND GRAFTING MUST GO.
s ich close touch with i e people, that he knows 1’ 'tinsylvania has large relation to ques­
tions that concern the attitude of capital
Evidently there is a fixed determination on the that fair and just treatment is long overdue them, and lalsir towards each other through­
[from the railroads and other large incorporations.
part of the people, all over our land, to get rid of H ■, as well as most thinkers who have given the out the country.
It was a tense condition in the anthra­
political boss rule and the usually attending graft­
cite districts in '902, when President
that
if
our
suojoct
serious
consideration,
knows
ing and thievery. The fight against corruption is
Roosevelt ii>ter[>osed. A b a peace-ma.
not leveled at any particular party, but against p e mt government is perpetuated, power must ker in this contention he acted a part
official corruption, no matter whether labeled b ■ centralized in the government at Washington, scarcelv less co spicuous and important
“Tammany Democracy,” “Philadelphia Ring Re­ s illicient to curb t e greed of selfish, soulless cor- than he bore later in bringing about the
publicans,” “St Louis Boodlers” or “San Fran p (rations. Call it Paternalism if you will. The peace between Russia and Japan. The
A man or woman who neglects
famine of of 1902, to which the in­
constipation suffers from slow iki I-
cisco Union Labor.” All of these corrupt gangs President knows that the time has arrived when coal
sonlng. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel-
te nporizing will do no longer. Some plan must terposition of President Roosevelt put
lots cure constipation. One little
will be forced to quit, in the end.
an en I, was a tremenduous crisis, invol­
" Pellet " Is a gentle laxative, and
two a mild cathartic. Don't let a
In New York City, Attorney Jerome, a candi­ be adopted to regulate and controll the unjust ex- ving not only the producers of coal and
selfish seller over-persuade you to
a
tions
of
corporate
capital.
the operators in the mines, buteonsum-
accent a substitute for these Origi­
date for district attorney at his own instance, and
ns' Little Liver PLUS, first put up
ers also. Three years of industrial peace
by old I >r. R. V Pier ’e over 40 years
whose campaign slogan was the execution of law,
Governor Chamberlain and ex-Land Agent have followed the President's action, sco. nu<4> imitated but never equaled
prosecution of corruption and official thievery,
0
1.11 are indul ing in caustic letter writing to but it is plain that the war ¡ b about to
whenever found and an honest and decent conduct
break out agt in. The miners will de- |
of the public service; whose conduct of the dis­ e ich other. The governor seems to have the bei- mariil recognition of their union and the | ■Winter Rates to Taquina Bay.
of
the
controversy.
Odell
is
not
technically
dis
­
consequent right to make terms, as a
trict attorney’s office, during two terms, so ap­
As a winter health and recreation
pealed to the law-abiding, decent New York citi-1 honest, perhaps, but morally he is as guilty as body, for the rates to be paid them,
Doubtless the old contention of tie ■ resort Newport is the one par excel-
zens, that they elected him for the third time by a any inmate of the )>enitentiary.
owners of the coal lands will be renew­ . lence. Recognizing this, and wishing to
?ive the people an opportunity to
majority of over 10,000. W. R. Hearst, municipal
Because Oregon has no active congressmen, ed—the contention, namely, that the ireathe the fresh, pure ozone of the
ownership candidate for mayor, was defeated on
j land is private property, with which the ! ocean, the Southern Pacific and Corval­
the face of the election returns, but, believing that Representative .Jones, of Wash., has conferred I owner may do as he pleases, and being lis & Eastern railroads will resume the
of tickets through to Yaquina bay
he was elected, if a fair count of the vote had with the Portland ( hamher of Commerce, as to I private property, it is no concern of the ■ sale
on Saturday, October 21, and will sell
the
needs
of
the
Columbia
river,
in
the
way
of
public whether they mine coal or not. same throughout the winter and spring
been made, has commenced contest proceedings.
They w ill do as they please, regardless
every Wednesday and Saturday.
Enough of evidence of fraud has been found to appropriations from congress, and to devise the alike of their employes and of the pub­ on The
rat s will be the same as during
best
means
to
obtain
them.
amply justify the contest.
lic. But such assumption at the pres­ the summer an ’ will be good for return
I 30 days from date of sale.
RtiOndelpWn anrt th/ state of Pennsylvania,
ent day can nowhere be maintained.
Minthorn’s sanitary sea bathswill
Senator Mitchell does not seem at all anxious to Coal or coal land ir real estate, and no be1 I>r.
in operati n during the entire winter,
touted the corrupt, boodling Republican machine,
twatments will Ije given daily.
bag and baggage. The Democratic candidate for have his case advanced on the U. S. supreme court fact is better vHtalkistiea than tic t tne and
Hot and cold salt w.^M bath” can f>e
ownership ot real estate is held and en- taken
docket.
His
action
is
very
nearly
a
confession
of
every day in the sanitarium, slid
state treasurer won by a majority of over 70,000.
I joyed subject to the pub'ic right and tor anyone desiring rest recreation and
His election will enable an examination of the guilt. From the funeral oration he pronounced interest. It is not true in any civilized heal'h,
no place on the Pacific North­
books of the state treasurer’s office to be made. before the senate last w ater, with himself as the community that the owner of real ea westcan be found equal to Yaquina
This state has a reserve fund of $10,000,000 and it political corpse, one would think he would allow tate confers upon the owner the right to bay.
During the winter nearly a l other
is feared, by some of the friends of honest gov­ no opportunity t<> pass, to expedite matters, An do what he will with his own. Such health resorts are dosed or difficult to
reach,
and none of them have the ad­
' rights as he has are hedged round with
ihnocent man would do so. But then----
ernment, that this fund may not be intact.
all sorts of conditions and limitations, vantage of Newport and vicinity as re­
gards climate, points of interest, recrea­
At St Louis, the readers of the N ews will re
Ant property may be taken by due pro- tion am amu-einent. For parties de­
Petitions are now being circulated throughout cess
member, how Prosecuting Attorney Folk prose-
of law for public uses, The people siring 11 enjoy fishing, hunting or see­
CUted the gang of boodlers that had charge of the the state for a Referendum vote on equal suffrage, who must have coal will certainly let ing the ocean in sunshine and storm
famous resort is unequalled. The
city government. These boodlers, quite a riuni­ at our next June election. The petitions must be those who own the coal mines know that this
surroundings are ideal—beautiful scen-
w hether they mine coal or not, or allow l ery, climate mild, healthful and invig-
filed
with
the
s<
retarx
of
state,
by
December
1.
ber of them, were convicted and sentenced to the
it to lie mined, or not, is not a qnestion
penitentiary; but a democratic state supreme court We have some petitions at the N ews office. Any they are at liberty to decide w holly w ith ‘ orating.
Neat, clean cottages, either furnished
p
>rsons
desiring
to
sign
the
same
can
do
so
by
defeated Folk’s efforts, in a great measure.
reference to their own interests or or partly so, can l»e rented in the im­
mediate neighlmrhood o1 the sanitar,
wishes. Not merely the rights of the baths at about fo per month. Plenty - I
Asa result, when election day came around. Gov­ calling, at once.
miner»,
but
the
interests
of
the
public
j
fresh milk, vegetables, honey, frui and
ernor Folk was the only Democrat elected on the
are to be considered. Coal lands, the ugh ail household necessaries can be ibtain-
The
massacre
of
the
Jews
in
Russia
hasarroused
state ticket, the rest being Republican. The people
private property, in the present state of ! ud at the lowest possible cost, while ill
evidently wished to ratify Attorney Folk’s fearless the sympathy and indignation of the world. The our industry and civilization, become . kinds of fish and the famous rock oys­
can tie had in al undace for the
prosecution of the boodlers, and to punish the number of men, women atul children, who have affected w ith a public interest, and the ’ ters
trouble of securing them.
been
murdered,
now
runs
up
to
a
half
a
hundred
People troubled with loss of appeiite,
Democratic supreme court for its action for delay­
public will cr-rt.rinlv rind means to get
insomnia,rheumatism or run down from
ing and defeating the punishment of the liood- thousand and the end is not yet. Russia justly c ml,
any cause will find Newport an
>1
merits to be wiped off. asa nation, from the polit­ Tile condition» were acute in October, place to regain their health and ig
lers.
1902, when President Roosevelt inter­ or for rest and pleasure.
In San Francisco the Union Labor party has be­ ical map of Europe. The civilized nations of the posed
Full information as rates, cheeking of
between the owners of the mines
come very corrupt; that is to say, the office hold­ w >rld should unite and. if necessary, to stop the and the workmen therein. Soon again baggage, etc., can be obtained from any
S.P.orC. 4E. agent, or from A I..
ers and leaders have. A strong effort was made I butchery, destroy the Russian government, which the conditions will l>ecotne acute; for Craig,
general pa-seuger agent 8. P. t o.,
is
no
government
in
a
civilized
sense
at
all.
Less
a
fresh
labor
strike
is
brewing,
and
is
Portland ; of J. C. Mayo, general passen­
by uniting the Democratic and Republican parties,
ger
agent
C. A E., Albany, Ore.
to dethrone the Abe Kuef gang of b<x»dk rs; but cruelty and bloodshed caused the United States to 1 looked for in April neat. Every one Rate from Albany to Yaquina, |3..r>0.
sees
that
the
tendency
of
all
these
the effort proved a failure; Mayor Schmitz being declare war upon Spain, and to release the Cuban movements is towards "public ownership
people from their oppressors. Does not an equal, of public utilities.’’ No private busi­
elected by a good majority.
ness seems to be more lndeliblv im­
Bswaro of Dofootivs Tltlos
These examples are cited to show that the peo­ if not a more pressing duty, now rest ujxm Eng­ pressed
with tiifc public interest'than
land,
France
and
Germany,
in
the
cause
of
hu
­
t hat w hich controls the production and Have an Abstract of Title
ple are up in arms against boodlery, bribery and
of fuel—an article indispens­
thievery on the part of the officials, no matter manity, to put a stop to tiie fiendish cruelty of the distribution
Prepared- by The
able for heat anil light and power and
which o? what party placed them in power. Nor I Russians? If the Czar is helpless and unable to locomotion. Here, indeed, is another Linn County Abstract Co.
phase of a great question, driving
will the war that is being waged against dishon­ controll his ]*eople, let him say so and ask the help great
Of the real property you Intend to piiavhase
im on rapidly towards new industrial
[of
outside
nations,
to
put
his
red
handed
cut
­
and social adjustments.—Sunday Ore- or accept as security for money loaned, our
esty and rascality cease, until th<* scoundrels are
patron?
receiving the benefit of onr experience
throats where they will be powerless. Let the gonian.
driven from power and the governments, national,
ESTABLIKHKO IN 1892.
j{ RI I)1‘
state and municipal are again under the controll Russians be forced to take some of their own med­
ADDITIO.ÌÀ
Manager
of the people and are being conducted with reason­ icine and try conclusions with frozen Siberia, un-
OFFICE—Corner of 3d and Broadalbin street
,
til
they
can
behave
themselves
like
sane,
civilized
Bra Marshall From Fsnnsyivanl*. ALBANY,
able economy and honesty.
0RR30N
Nor is the war to be confined to the prosecution human beings. Surely, the time will soon have
Eva
Marshall,
who
is
in
jail
for
forg
­
and punishment of official rascals alone. The big arrived when the civilized nations of the world ery, came fr m Ebensburg. Penn.,
incorporations are being scrutinized, as well, and, I must interfere in l»ehalf of humanity and hunt w here she has a brother residing, from
GEO. IF. WRIGHT,
Sheriff White has receive I a dis­
when found to be unjustly increasing the price of these Russian fiends down, as they would savage whom
patch. rhis n orning Mrs. Marshall
Attorney at Law
wiki
beasts.
Commodities, esjiecially those that are regarded as
admitted that she a as from there. Her
i • grvt» of L. I., R..
Claw of MU'
story,
which
i»
pr
obably
correct,
i»
that
necessities, or are paying outrageously extras a I
Mi* »nr« State University
here husband left her taking nearly all
Sint salaries, as is being shown in the insurancej Mr. Hearst may never be mayor of New York, of their money, tier only cliild died, and
Pi-act tees in Ml (xmrtft.
Office over
she left with what money she could se­
firn Nattoai Rank. Room* 7 and
vestigation, are to all be called down.
but nearly everyone will admire him for the fight cure
to hunt for her husband, and has
If, in order to do this, our government assume? he has made in the interests of good government l-een hunting since, until she rim out of ALBANY. ----- OR k QON
money, and tin n she resorted to the
a sort of paternal supervision over these creatures, and the controll of municipal franchises, All anti-1 ! forgery
of the check. Since being in
that owe their existence to a charter granted them Tammany people, irrespective of party, seem to the jail the woman has les n acting in a
.
BO YEARS*
deci.ielv erazi manner, at nights scream
by the government, either state or national, these l»e w illing to ai 1 him in the contest.
EXPERIENCE
ing ami making herself somewhat of a
soulless corporations will ha\e no one to blame but
nuisance generally. It is proimble lliai
he will be permitted to be taken hark
th em selves.
Lets see! Tl ere has been nearly one dozen land “ home
4
up»n authority, as there is little
The people are becoming so well educated, as to fraud sc >u drels convicted in the Federal court. doubt that she * "off "—Albany Demo­ 4 4
the political and civic conditions of the times, that |down at Portland, Has any of them yet com- crat.
4
they will not longer silently submit to official di . menced doing time in the jH-nitenliary therefor?
T hao » M ams
Bom
D csign «
honesty nor to corporate greed; for in the end tl ■ In our stat -courts, when a man is pronounced
’
CoeVRIOHT« Ac.
ArtTonR R»n ?1n< a akrtrh and deferir»ion mai
K«txu.
—
On
N
V.mbrr
11.
to
th«
wife
•
I
people know that they, themselves must foot
guilty of crime, he very soon becomes one of the " A Ewing. »daughter.
quickly aa^rtain our opinion frè# whether ar
‘nven’ton »a pn habiv patentable t onimnnuw
Gone
evidential RÀiONOK on PaienU
bills.
state's boarders down at Salem. Puter. McKinley The n ther and child are gettim •ent
free. (»Meat arer.-▼ for securing patent«»
jhrwnth Munn A
revel▼<
The people will eagerly, when they know- it. and Mrs. Watson were convicted nearly one year along nfeeh ; blit Al—well he lias n. t ,
wnbont change, ta the
been worth mm h »" * banker »ince.
place such men as President Roosevelt, (¡ovemors ago, yet each of them are. apparently, just as free Hi» trial l-alam,•» have been out of Mel­
American. et»
Folk and LaFollette, Attorney Jerome and .Mayors and easy as if they had never Ixvn convicted. The ter ax well Al sav» be would need a A Scientific
tu?»™... IlhHtratM »»»XI,.
tv, mp wrUer tifheii or «ighteen years
..f
an,
»-.»rtiar
vem». Term.. 1« a
Weaver and Tom Johnson, in power; for t
laws delay, sometimes, is not very satisfactory to b- . ce and it w uld.be nit»' t’ have a
member
nf
hi.
Uuulj
till
the
pu»i
¿bnfidently expect that any or all of th. a men j law-abiding citizens.
MUNN 4Co.3*"^’ New Tort
ion.
P atents
Hraoc» .’>4^». 4 1». W,.h.u«tui.. IX C
æhilç to in­
spect till our
clothing on
exhibition.
Ue carry
the best that
is manufact­
ured.
AI .BAKY,
MM
H. D. LANDON, of the BILYEU DEN SAW MILLS,
is prepared to fill orders tor
COMMON 3R FINISHING LUMBER.
Orders taken at the yards in Scio or at the mills in Bilyeu Den.
His lumber is the best of mountain fir, and prices are reasonable.
U. MACDONALD. ¡!
BLACKSMITHING
ii repairing and in tact do
everything carried on in a first class
blacksmith and wagon shop. Sat­
isfaction guaranteed. Horseshoe­
ing a specialty.
Gill Q. McDonald
Milling Company
SUCCESSORS OF
SCIO ROLLER MILLS.
1' IN' OHPCRATEn I >K< KMBKH 2«, 1004.
I
Officers
TJ Munkers
C A Warner,,
V A Eu ng,;
. .Pres.
. . Sec.
. Treas.
Directors
T J Munkers,
J A Bilyeu,
J J Barnes, W F Gill,
C A Warner.
We do a general custom Milling business.
on sale.
Hour and feed
Wheat bought and exchanged, lor I lour.
We are in
the field f< r business and will treat you right
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