UH Wl PltOO I IHMIM.
peraonal inters t'nre as.socia-rd with ‘he imelop V4H
men» *f the L'lqnrr Wdhonettr Umpqua and Rogue
«•H » «Lia.»ri*.
River‘valleys. The improvement of Yaquina and
•
nt
I C aws bays will do this. Portland has two Senators f H. H. !*A»rw\ clrtk
!•«» re.
to look a*tvr the in’ArvsU of the Willamette and ¡ K. ¡ Ubile. .Lerifl
IV W* FVwrwi». rvxkfifwf
ISO »■!
• 'ambii rivers, an T that .b ild lx- autficient Jttnre
tiXMirw
M k>
The Second district lia* three-fourths of our C< n- j W. |w J r m lkin«.
k»»r, «i|vftnlrindml
gtessionai delegation. anyway, and for thu n-a-'-nt
iHtaaHtwr,
cleft
drpuly
the North cn fof the First district should not fur-
Mi I
Msp*t |raw>r farm
|nish our Congressman A ' square deal ’ uhuld I* X' B J. Mr knight,
a—il
. • *■
place the selection no further North »han ! inn Mari i«« vm, janit. r
wT . e
ounty. at the farthest.
If
. I«'rrvman
¡the kantiani Mni
Politically Independent
1.4» tere«! al th* (•’•Uralt** a’. >cio
•
r Id n.alter
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1*1 Iti IMIIKI»
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i » i <« <; r.
» tnr>n
arai»
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THE PEOPLE AS I AW MAKERS.
i < A i
Or « »» «r ’»■ a ' \ i» ■ •
One »ret at
I I re»’
(h»r year, at «i» I ■ ■ .'v .»r»
Oru vr*r, at • u J <»f ; v» *♦•• •*
bil »..-i th* in a l*an< *
Fingo» copy in »nbtrf ,,
ADV •CHI I mi V (à
(’ar i nf thank*
hjMx ¡ mi ominarV
i . r _
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¡in«!
I ttA ll h’i
<•
i t y-
t
-
j<’f meli
l’r>4• •• i »I a rd« ’
Ixmg tin* contracta L-r a
U
KAI Ï--M
|-*< ’ll.--
i**r month
INNO 'STL Iff STS.
Tit). S a STI a M N ews . Ix-ing theonlv newspaper
published in th«- l oris of tv Snr.t am, ar.d l>< i-.-v-
ing in giving all political jstrii«-* a square deal, we
will publish announcements of ¡tentons aspiring for
political offic«-, giving ' -i >rt per >m»lwr ’.<• ip of
the neraon’"'announcing them reive*. all at rca-son-
aba- advertising rates. If you desire to tx- a can-
didate, you cannot have the fact too well known
by the votera.
rONGRESSIONA I A SP/RA 5 IS.
■J
lemmari
B
»
Mi- HW*!*
wwr Rru*
M 'n-
J H r.rak/1
Quite a number of j*«op|e *«-em tn think >nat.
with the adoption of the Initiative ami Referen J I Ort i a r !
dum and the Direcl Primary lawr (which, aw ► J F /tfi’wton,
P-- <L k» h I umbri (
adopt«*!, are equivalent to amendments to the Ir*
Constitution! wr. the people, hav«» accomplish«*! Frvwt *t>i*h*w
W.with
about everything that is m-c*»w«ary to institute hon- J I M \ml. et al
J
J
FUrnrw
A S- .n
i-sty and «xMiiomy in State, County ami Municipal
I lin«
governments. This is a mistaken idea. The »l*we- J Mdlrr
A Hahn
mentioned amxndmenUi. or laws, simply restore to J II Fr«iui*»
the pooid"¡tower to enact or veto law. and t«« nom Park>r Br*»«
ínate candidates for office These amendments, or J V Krablrr
i.unthrr (*.>
laws, materially curtail the power of the legisla- CalatrtNUA
I
< 'n
lure, ami do away with the necessity of the polit- i p «« wtlly
f*tMF.k
IP»!
1
1••b'cTM
1i»
Vt«nf
Irin
'
—
tl
ical delegate convention.
M t*c krr
Now, in order to make these restore«! powers of I a IL fl man
the |>eople effective, the people must act. and act.* JT A J, *
in tv Illg«
that you may be able U» g |
aNMHt in bnnginir out honest and caiiablr men for k rank I r !»•
Stat«* and County office«, it is m-cesaary that yourlln»« - »
name should be placed upon the registry book* at ’**•
on<'C.
Unless you register in this month, you can-
i**^*»»
not legally sign the petitum of an a«pi-!mt for J<a»ph z.-iicr
office, to be vot**i for at th«* primary; nor can you J- ’ zsiuf
Par k» r
vote at the primary unless your name appears upon
N Hr •andrnrFrv
the registry books. Then is no provision ma«le J Muh
r A Kahn
f ir n g -’ration on the day of primary election, a* kv*rv»lt A Kylr
U »dr
h the case on general election day
Therefore, it
is most imiMirtant that you look after registration J K A P. < rvwl
Hrr
matters at. once.
I •»<>«• Hutlrr
I nder the Initiative and Referendum law. you M V K .
\ Dannai*
wi
i’•led q«i!i to j.ass q»u .several inipor’.ihit
H. Katilkncr
matters on th*- first Monday of Jun«1, next. It will J.
Srr< k Hr *
be reimmlM-red that the big blanket appropria*ion S.
H G
lidi of the last tw-ssion of the la-gislature was heli! IL M llllsbdl
I ay lor
up by the nee—ary number of petitioners, and
you will, therefore vote for or against sustaining J W A II Dnnn.hd
Kaltndrr
the act of th« l^egislatun* in making th«- blanket BiarkiMim
A Strvn
appropriations. If the lull is vetiHxl by the voters \ <1 Kyrr*
at the polls, something lik»1 $l'*».utS) will be saw*! I' J . HutIrr
offerer«*! for one-half the
irtarke«! price. \v » wish to make room for .mr
garinents bought for the canting season.
It is your opportunity.
Ladies I'rininted Hat* at * •”•(» per c««nt reduction.
Boy » ’ an<l .Xleii's Cotton Sweaters, 5Oc and 7’»c grades
lligli-grade sweaters
while thev last
r< duce«i one-half
S ee ot a r.MURoingRV S pecials
Royal
Baking
Powder
S. L. Young (Q, 5on
h maae of Gripe
Cream of Tartar
i 'HhJ C ‘ N
AI.1UNV.
t« - ■
«!>
mi
H «)
Absolutely Pun
’ ■ (
Makes the food
more Wholesome
(>n AFniüay, laiiuarv 1 > we will begin a Special
Sale of Buggi. - and Hacks, and all kinds of Farm
Implements. Sale will last only 15 dava—to Feb.
ruarv L. r*o«».
.Mîd Delicious
liH_*
for SMr-A
*ve have fttr «ale a fi rat rla**>«a« md!
Iba I« w**rlhv nf the »tlrnlH’n c»! any
hinil«rrtnan whn 1« i>»»kin*
r mich
«•»tv.
■ >e mill ia capable of culling Sfi.iWN)
irci «•( lumber n ten hourra
ha« «î4rn-
«Itti ruginr power. CUI «
Kawa; the ì«!»«t ii|»-t«*<!atv planer , turn
lM'^s Ing lathe , ha« l'itrfing engine with RiO
rii -trift _ 4 . cable etc.
VI ith the n..’«i 1« ir « !tble»i
a* rra
U.** ran fra» |*nt mt*» Iba
nt v titnlw r
I at a • »! «»I M) c» i t* |»rr th. •«.*•».*!
01 40 i-
» »J Tip* prier for thr whole tMiMne
l<arucuiam
\ I J<!
A
inquira
I X I I Id
livens
uni
ci r
ni
n i <. <. 11 a
soi i»
\ i
4?
Factory Prices
in «•.-»>
« *•
"ik"? *¡.1 1» •* > ! .lurln« thu
. a iiuiocy
-U.K
>»!• (•■«
mvh «hir tir» turni W,M.r>
115 0 lltrtii«
XM OU Pur Hurrriw
«.' i«i
II« i>
I*. U> Prill
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50 Plow
3M OU I UOU
"
>«9 oo
«V.7»
JAHW
Vl.SO
I7-»
LI
1.1 90
1 II is
\«w ia thr time lo |><m)>aar tarin in>|>l«ni<>nt» for your Spring’» work.
,«r • bumf, or hark lor rotir u«>«t Sutnmrr'» eomfort »nil pleasure.
l . l 7 .Ï > l*t!AN N k * r
MIU
I ta
Sulra-rib» for thr Sinu«?. m
12 a»
Aeed i
CHARLES WE5ELY
It is a foregone sorvlus on that if the Republican
t>arty of ti e First Congressional I* str e;.s> a
T òri WijtSMì M.i¿azice.
united jsirty vote for its nomirus- for Congn-ss at
•* thr Ma^wtln«» with » rurrirtor '« k nf It.
the coming Jute election, he v .11 beelect.-d, easily.
«a*•wtatdi.Hbcd to trwrh the Iw»! »ray «»<
31 >U
Tins being true, everyone Ihmocrats a* well as
»laollaliiiitf th«
privile*?«, «W«
■
I'll TO
hen«w,
of rendering »he Tru»l« t»»w»r»*«*
Republ cat -, ar< • t<
>> •! ;> ■ t- a ! ■ . : • t ■ ■
h
I«
« hhr m.ï-ithlî
Io
rob
th«»
jm-'ik
itieo of that party will be. So far there are but
tiuufiMiinn of 1 J* ¡«M?«. • th iJinatmtlon«,
Hu IM)
thn-e names mentioi . d a pri»l>able candidate .
nr toa.» toi. Mr. "at m*» t»r|U ¡ant editor ul«.
lawyer Hhd»
'Ute.
viz. Mr. Tooze, of Wosibum; l’n>f Hawley, of
attaw.idart. T-*. • *»rt«l «<orjr, novel?tu**.
J A.
short efofhre un-t
hy the world**
Salem, and Mr. S. B. li . h r. of Washington
By th<- Initiativ«» several matters will lx» sub- h
Mfdllig
wiit* r». ’ « : «il ark?, ti ou i* r *
mitt«*l to tlie voters
An amendment to the lxx-al
Farlow
County.
Inr«»nie |lu« copy, at <11 n*w**l*n*le Kwrrjr
M Truax
Mr. Tooze. who is now postmaster of Woodburn, Option law; iemale Suffragi in important assess-
furnier I intvnratrd tn know in* the heM
.
P
M
K
.u
.<
v
.«r
vita the first of thes#- gentlemen tolling his Imn- ment and taxation measure and several other 1. SdudU
h«»w tn
wny to euro the Trust «Vii Ml
12.(10
’•ring It at mut Now tn It* an*«» »I vuluinr.
ner to the Congressional breez.«*». That is to say, measures that are not report«*! as having th«» John Carter
. ■
l«»m Wat« i
HAgtib * f* Arti > r
a •
give (<> the public his jw-rsonal platform, In this renuisiU' number of itetitjonera, as yet. Th«- pro- i \\ r • ’ >
•
“ * •>*
■
jjsl
U«h«*L/Mtd h* rlreutaMlon U growing rwj>
.
*1W!
platform, or declaration of things which he woul<i powed assessment m<“asure is am.-st important one. J A Wallac**
»•Uy, io«l we want to add a hun<irr«l thnue.
10 iTi ■
,
<
•
ae ih.\ iok - v
favor if nomii .¡led at the primaries and elect'd on By it a large portion of, and eventually, all of the 1 M biivtier
und «.Creili otra to our hat tn th«’ nr*t
5 <M)
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
the hrst Mo: d-i. of .l ine next. Mr T<« 'e f;r. >r. revenue for State purpos«s will
derived from ?.! E 1 r-t.-r
month or two.
IS so
almost everything that any locality in the district taxing corporations, insurance companie». fran W C. '•tellina, her
20.00
..
I s. < <. I < > < . 1 < À I > I .
h M HI 14 U*. I IH>4.
. 27.SO T?aFa nwrs and the Trosts
Indeed, if you read his pronouncement. chises. etc. This ¡s the method pursued in iw-t E G. Smith
V ants.
Bert)
'
ummlngs
...................
you are forced to the conclusion that this Wood of the older states, and has proven quite satisfac- 15 ill l.riuiv"
(»Cali pm»fiMirra th«» *an»»«r I« hit the
2tre:*.cri
S5.<»»
They rwteh him
hanh *t by t h«» Trneu
W 751
burn j«istma«»cr is in favor of anything and every tory It is also propose«! to have the precinct .1 AL .. .....
And t lie Trnat livra
(oininíí
ami
*<dn*
Mankrri*.
J A.R i I vm ,
thing that anylxdy else favors. No doubt, if he assessin«' i»nt roll published in the newspapers near Il C ('"-ell
2.00
ah’! grow/» I m * >1«' Of ta It' d rabat re ’ hr
J J lUrn.», W E (¡ill,
10.00
rt'wik'd anything in his enumeration that any est th«- nspective precincts. In this way, it is i Alex Sumpter
< tlvr** tariff, su 1 national
ron-
1 ft*«"
1 so
....
I A Warner.
body fa. -rs. if the matter i* mentiomsi to him, he thought, much of th«» property that now escapes , i < II M 't.wart
r. *hlrnlly the
tr«»l <>f mr mopey ayatrns
2 2 '»
Hurkhart
"ff !»«.'«► «orciai Ln «re
remedy
I«
to
rw
ill be list«*) and be made to bear its J 1 (i San b f - "!!
<
Bl
will gladly inehjd« the item overlooked. Mr. Tooz< taxation,
....................
W e do a general . uMom Milling bu»lnc««. 1 lour «44 rrrtf
wMrb bu'e* n an 1 jirrywetiiatr the Truel
ha< up read him elf over so much territory ami has just projMirtion of th«» tax burden.
.-><•*
If 1. (jirarlle
13 7» !
It can lx- seen. then, that while the Initiative 1 <i. A. Aarhv
become so tran parent that his object. "I want
I»n »al«
\s heat bought and r (changed, lor I lour.
N4 c are in
37 50 Send Us Three Names
’ • 11 r • to
our vote at the Primary.” stands out in bold re- and Referendum and the Direct Primary laws are Henry
3.00
Ihr
field
f<
r
bualneraa
and
will
treat
you
right.
lllakely.
......................
Should he receive a plurality of the Republi not reforms wi'hin fhemselvis, they simply ar«» a R 1 Hastoat
of rva-!ln* tarmerà in ynnr nrt*b^M>rb<**1
bvcilicr with thl* alvrrtl H*r-
can vol*- at the primaries, and I* declared the mean- to an end. They place the ability within
. 17.50 j
it aliver quarter ar’
n «e « .nt «'H iiiw*
40 SO
W»min<>e. then there would be grounds lor the the hands of the people to bring about any and all A O Av era.
r urei y wrapt**-! an i we’ll en rol yon fora
IÎ.50!
A. Walker
Itemocrats to hoj.e foi» the election of thmr randi- reforms which they may desire. But to do so it is . S.
rotir tn.»nth** trial trit» *u<w rlptk»n
»
• ■ •
, ■
themselves in > 1 w 1 1* 1 Tie
jioli'iciuni d<t- n<»ev*sar. for the pe pl.- to int. n
1a?c M/. Tooze is of the class
ndln* a dollar
of you may club totfvth«
fliponn
nominatisi "Peanut.” ami also • v are informed. matter* political more prominently than they ever W.I. Wall«... .............................. .. 45.00 ¡ hill and .5 *«■*! aaniee and ad'ire** «
srft five trial trip »uiHwrintMme
has a private cnaracter tnat is quite a.-«liable.
have before. You have assumed the responsibility
acrorwT poos .
tn « Un the r * t t*awln*« A ! tre
Prof Haw >, of Salem, is a clean man politic- of making or vetoing law anti of naming candi- Aid Jan I-arew .............................. » 4'«i: hu«* T»'M
W A I
-a MI..IZ 'F.
ft.KI
ady, for he has not hitherto l>een at all prominent dates for office. It is. therefore, the public duty Ai*l Mr« llinw................................
l.’i «est «.1 »{reef.
1 Mi
Aid Ida Hoffman
. .
...
ReOtJl i»ll ’
N.-w 1 »Cl», h T
in Oregon politics. The professor urges the fact of every citizen to inform himself upon all public Al
7.(»
imi I
J . Coir
that he h.nt. not ixs ii align.* d with eil1 .-r Republi- matters, so that when you go to the polls on elec Aid l M
4 Ol
Koker minor»..........................
tion «lay, you can cast an yilelligent vote one that Aid Mr- Pj -ttr
can faction asan element of hi* strength s
4 00
.............
4.00
ple Iw nominatisi. He, in his d. claration of princi ill make »he condition oi the common people the Aid A J Fo*.....................................
fi liti
pie.- , state- that hi- Republicanism is umpic.-tioned very lx-st possible. An excellent plan would lx- to Aid Bet«y Hoadley
ft 110
A el F rank Vavra
and unquestionable that he is a Refiublican of the have numerous precinct meetings where these re- CO.
4 HO
1 »iker
m<>*t orthodox Kpa. a« d< *n< d at the present time form measures can be discussed. The political duty
41 75
and in the -amo breath declares himself a "Lin- of a citizen of Oregon is much more important now Grorgw E. Sandeni................. . . . 10 6.36
tW 1
publican.
The prnfeatmr luis rarely for- than it was two years ago. You hav«.» assumed an
coln Republican
7 01)
A Sox
............................ ..
ne principle*
principles advocated In the great com- inqxirtant n -|>onsibility. Don’t shirk it! Register! Stewart
gotten the
tl
1ft 1
W .M. Parker
nioner of f the Illinois prairi' s, or he is not up-to- See that good men’s names are plac«»d on the pri Tondin-oii A Holman....................
7.00 1
4 <M>
date on Mark Hanna Reiiublicanism. for the prin mary ballot as candidate» for office, by assisting in «• «' Parker
ft'«
...
ciples advocated by Mr. Lincoln and th«» principles preparing the n«*-essarv jx-titions. We now know Standard A table
10.02
A Son...................................
of the Republican party of today are as
what our duties as citizens are. let us not be liack- j J Millsap
. Myers A Bona...................... .. ...... .
H V)
and as opposed to each other, a* |x>le is to jiole ward tn discharging them.
Prof. Hawley is. without doubt, a fire educator
4 15 *51
Pacific Slate« Telrphom Co ...
l»u’ s* n modern. up t<>-d;dc j*»lit:cian on«» who is
( ii S i -. hessmas H ermann , who started for the
2.50
up-to-date in the reform fiolitics demand**! by th«- national capita! Peceml»er 26, has as yet (Tuesday The Herald
........................
Marv E. rhotiii^oB........................ . l«0t*
j**iple. he is likelv to prove .1 failure.
January 9» failed to show up in that city. No re
i 70
Stale» Printirtf Co ........
Of tlie thn e. Mr. Hu-ton, <>f Washington Coun- ports of the Congressman have l>een received since Pacific
j
»1 M Pavne ......................................
seem«, as Congressional tindx-r. head and the 3d inst. when he was reported to have left
* *;
Ï.M
er* ab*n»» either of ll,«■ Marion County a-
Paul on his Eastward joume
I f he has Alexander A Kirkpatrick ...........
pi rants. He is a lawyer that holds a respectable reach«*! Washington City, he nor
4t>>
position among the It . al minds of the tat«- and. not making any noise about the matter. r or al K. 11. MH.ilhrray ......................
MiaCaLLANBOOt.
so far as we know, has a spot I«-* reputation a* a the gtssi he can do. he might as well have stayed
T. Porter
...................... 1 3.<»>
citizen The only obj«*’tion -hat could lx» urged at hi- Ros. burg home. Mr. Hertnann’s position O.
2 00
P Nutting
»gainst him is "lie lixes too near Portland.” and. is neither pleasant to himself nor to the people of F.
H F’ Merrill
............................
io
a* was the ca-e ««¡th Mr. Tongue, who wa- from Ins Congressional district If he would tender'his • W. £ 1 iwlry ........................
M 70.
’ ¡
1
<
alt
h
the same county, would •»*» nothing but Portland's resignation to (lovernor Chamls rlain, he would
1.70
J. W «..«<•!!
interests, should he lx» elected to Congress.
1 70
thereby end the whole unpleasant situation, so far j (i. B VV httcoinb..............................
h is said that as Mr. Tooze was th«» first to an- as the people are concerned
«75
'0.1’ 1 »armai»
It OO
■ O. W Wa.Hl«
Look out tor oui
nounce his platform, he practically wrot«» th«» plat
ANNUAI
M Imdwig
............................
forms for ni* coiiqx titors. This is undoubt'xlh
2 Toll
.X.
Rihen
.
T he F orks of the S antiam embraces the larger
rpir. H«» so completely cover**! the fiel«l in
11' 45 1
CLEARANCE SA LE to oi>en Moll
llnghre A Knox
.. ...........
for votes that neither of the other gentlemen could half <»f the area of Linn County, with its full share MM.for ....................................... Sil 00 1
50
00
Ì
of
the
bridges.
For
this
reason
one
member
of
F M Radfleld ..............................
say MO'hmT without, in a measure, covering th«
dav .hinuarv
ami close Sal h r-
4ft 00
the County Court should lw selected from this sec- A. M It.-«
same subjects.
ttlk)
M R stewart
.........
tion
of
the
country.
This
would
I
m
?
simply
just
The N ews hoj*' that th«» Republican candidate
; at i«i I
A Prudhomme
dav r ebruarv
( hir Sale prie«**
tviU »>- selected from some jxiint furPier South «nd right. At the present time, nevertheless ab'dit «tiara
. tuo q
T. J Butler.........................................
B.70||
one-third of the population of Linn County resides W W F ranci»
than either Manon or Washington counties.
......................
25 0
0. riavt«
iqatter how veil in-entiomxl a mao may be. h« in the "Forks,” this locality is unrepresented among J.
w I lx-
tor (’ASH Hit
13 W. II
rib Drug Co.................... .
viU work mon- earnestly for the things in which the County or legislative officers. A square deal ' Wood«
W 7ft I
Jaatoii Printing Co.....................
at least one-third of the T J. Butler......................................... 17*0'
he is personally interested. Either of these aspir- would give
PROIHCI
ants may say that they will work just as faithfully places on each of the tickets to be nominated at Th» Herald ....................................... lots» 1
2 wil
the
coming
primary
elecrian
1
II.
Stewart
...........
tud earnestly for the improvement of Coos and
2.S0 1
I
ihl.. TA Stillwell
Yaiumif l»ay i s as he would for the Willamette and
1250 1
11 O. Berrv
... ..........................
Columbia
E x -G overnor G eer should is- commended f<>r It !.. W lute
But dare we tmst them? Re-
5 no 1
A>re Mr. Tongue was elect«*! to Congn ss. work on his able defense of the Primary law, in Monday’s 1 M. French
points to the fact that nme-tetiths
Yaquina jetty was carrid on every >ear With Oregonian.
eh Clio* i* » xldenh' b-voloped in Fie minds of of the |>eople, ant! the Legislature, have pronounced
THE SCIO MARKETS.
.
e Government engin« rs that Yaquina was un in ’he past as being in favor of the election of
<|uol»<l on
worthy of further expenditure. Mr. Tongue may United States senator» by direct vote of the people. The following are nor oar
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