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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1906)
t European basis unless we cui^ail the European supply of competitors. ? □ The American home is the bulwark of American To ths D emocratic V oters or L inn Co. : <r liberty. Destroy the home, which will be done I hereby announce myself a candidate « » for the nomination of when the laborer is denied the right to earn a » Politically Independent À Momber of House of Reprosent&tivea home, and the term “My Country’’ will soon have of Or the 23d Legislative Assembly of the ☆ •Ù Entered at the postoffice at Scio, Oregon, as second-class a different significance in the heart of the laborer. State of Oregon, subject to the Dem •h voters at Primary Election on Destroy the home and force the American laborer ocratic mail matter. ■> April 20, 1106. » to a condition of mere existence and you will de <r FIZLDHT0 J. DBNNT PUBLISHED KVKBY FH1UAY BY a stroy patriotism. Destroy patriotism and, like the n of Shelburn Precinct. * SCIO ROLLER MILLS T. L. DUGGER, Roman Republic, our American Republic will be P. O., Jefferson, Oregon. » <r icorroR and P ropbiitor . come past history. « To ihe D emocratic V oters oe L inn C o . : « No government, in which the people are as in I hereby announce loyself a candidate 8l’l«CHIjmON FLA.TKS: * are made with Directors for the nomination fcr the otlice of Offlcors •Ö 11 25 telligent and as well educated as is the average One year in advance.................................................. County Commissioner .1 .50 T J Munkers, J A Bilyeu, One year, at end of year.......................................... Pres. TJ Munkers 5 * .1 75 American citizen, can long exist unless the people Subject to the dec is on of the Demo One year, at end of 2 years... .............................. J J Barnes, W F Alili, Sec. DA Warner,. <r .2 00 are reasonably contented and prosperous. No cratic voters at the Primary Election on One year, at end of 3 years...................................... « Treas. C A Warner. f A Ev .ng,, April 20, 1906. 1 further Mate that my 75 Six months in advance.. ........................................ « 50 government deserves to exist unless it makes such policy, if elected, will b- “Equal anil « Three months in advance....................................... « 05 conditions possible. No citizen can nor will love exact justice to all anil special privileges Single copy in wrapper................... ..................... We do a general custom Milling business. Flour and feed « to none.” ADVKRT18INO HATES: his country unless his country is worthy of his love « on sale. Wheat bought and exchanged, lor Flour, We are in R. S. atlLLEB 55 Card of thanks........................................................... ■ North Selo Precinct S 02 —unless it guarantees to him life, liberty and the Special obituary notices, per line........................... the field fcr business and will treat you right. « 02 pursuit of happiness. The American laborer who Scio, Oiegon. Extended wedding comments, per line................. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « 7* 05 Ixical advertising, per line per issue ............... To tux D emocratic V oters or L inn C o . : through a fierce competition in the labor market is « Display ads, 2 changes per month, one column wide, I hereby announce myself as a candi « ■: per inch ..................................................................................... forced to struggle fora mere existence: who must date for the Democratic nomination tor <r Professional cards, 1inches, per month........... ........ 1 Absolutely Pure ■S see his wife and children daily suffer for the the the otlice of <r Long time contracts for advertising made on application. I « Recorder AntUdyapeptlci may be eaten merest necessities of life because he cannot supply Subject to County « the will of tin- Democratic « without Inconvenience them, will have but a poor opinion of a country voters at the Primary Election, to l?e ■S i even by peraons held in thia County April 20th , 1906. and its laws that is responsff- < i condition. ANNO UNCEMENTS. with delicate I--. A A ?TtaU?S If we would prevent a cuL 'aon as outlined digestion .Harrisb-G'?, Oregon. above, we must take hold of the immigration evil ¡ J THE SANTI A M NEWS, being the only MOYAL BAKING POWDER 00.« Kt/* YORKe at once and before it is too late. When immigra GEN. JOSEPH WHEELER DEAD. t newspaper published in the Forks of the tion is coming to our shores in hordes of more than Albany Hardware Company. Last Friday occurred the death oi f Santiam, and believing in giving all polit- one million annually, as was the case during the General Joseph Wheeler, the hero of The Albany Hardware Co has the! t ical parties a square deal, we will publish jiast year, it is quite time to sound the alarm. We three arinicH and tw< «ars. The imme beat stock in town, and is the cheapest diate cause of his death was pneumonia. do not wish to become an alarmist, hut the way General Wheeler was the most suc place to trade. Sole agents lor \ al va f announcements of persons aspiring jor cavalry leader of the South dur line oil. 129 and 221 first St. Albany. ► political office, giving a short personal ¡our immigration laws are being abused; the fact cessful ing the Civil war and arose to the dis 11 that steamship companies have agents all over tinction of Lieutenant-General in that ; write-up of the persons announcing them- ? I Southern Europe rustling emigrants, just for the army. Wi en the war closed be. as a THE WEAK SPOT. ; selves, all at reasonable advertising rates. g I passage money; the class of people that comes and brave man, submitted to the inevitable T. I.. DT’GOEli, SCIO, OREGON, When a boiler gracefully and did much to persuade his explodes carry ’ If you desire to be a candidate, you can- £ i the ease with which citizenship papers are obtained fellow-citizens of the South to do like ing death and ' His state, Georgia, honored him destruction with • not have the fact too well known by the i; is surely enough to alarm he who thinks for the wise. y body by sending him to Congress for a num hy : we ber of terms, which position he resigned j i future. : voters. ft was the breakingout of the Spanish war, The N ews is devoted to .? We have a remedy that we feel sure would cure at strong enough. to acoepta commission as Major-General It must have the evil. If every immigrant, when he lands, in the Federal army. At the battle of had a weak spot the interests of Scio and San- San Juan Hill he commanded the Fed somewhere ! ” should be required to deposit $500 in the Federal eral line of battle. At the conclusion of W hen a man j tiam Forks. Live Editorials A CAUSE FOR ALARM. who has the out treasury.as a guaranty of good conduct, etc., re- that w ar he was made Briga.lier-General ward appearance and was sent to the Philippines. At the upon the leading topics of „ . ,, . , turnable when he becomes a citizen and could talk time of his death he was upon tiie re of being sound and strong Congress is now well into the middle of the [ read Engljsh fche immigation question would tired list. Tn every position that Gen suddenly falls a prey to disease, his friends er- j the day in each issue. It Wheeler has occupied through life, elaim: "why we thought present session, yet not a movement has been of f urther trouble. Those who complied with eral he has filled the measure to the brim, hr was all right—he must works for the interests of the made to enact a law to regulate the evil that is the required conditions would probably be good as a soldier, as a statesman and as a have had a weak spot some where.” The fact Is, almost everybody has a citizen. No greater compliment ould doing more, at the present time, to disturb our in- citizens. At all events they probably would not be said of him than, seeing his dutv, he weak ____ _r spot _______ ‘ _ _. Death and dis- somewhere. ‘ are always looking for weak spots. dustrial and political world than any and all others, i become charges at our eleemosynary institutions in did it faithfully and well. His remains eas$ If your stomach or your liver won t do itors pocket book. lie in the beautiful military cemetery of its proper work, if your body fails to Arlington, near the National Capital. We allude to the indiscriminate hordes of the most a year or get its full nourishment from the food you eat, and your brain loses part of the | T erms :—In advance for objectionable of foreigners that are being landed slei’p it ought to have, no matter how big THE DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE. H on . J.K. W eathbkkord , inan address your frame and muscular your limbs may one year $1.25, at the end of upon our shores. While it is true that some re before the recent meeting of the Wil be, you will give out; disease will find the lamette Valley Development League at weak spot, and nature will give way. the year $1.50; end two years strictions upon immigration has been placed upon Last week we attended a session of the Wiliam-, Albany, in discussing the resources of "Three years ago this spring I was -at with severe dyspepsia.” writes Mr. County, made the statement that tacked W. A Cain, of Hi West Madison St., Hast statute books, any and all Europeans who desire ette Valley Development League. Bright business Linn $1.75; end three years $2.00. it the forest trees in this county, on the ings, Mich. "Was treated by live different doctors, but kept getting worse until I was western slope of the Cascade Mountains, to come to our shores have but little difficulty in men from all over the valley assembled at Albany, to go to the table to eat. as the least Subscribe for it now. were converted into lumber, the yield afraid little thing I ate distressed me so 1 could gaining an entrance. A half-century ago, when some of whom, as per program, read very inter- .would be twenty billion feet. The cost hardly stand it. After suffering for nearly falling off in weight from 126 converting these .forest trees into lum a year and to 109 pfxinds I commenced taking nearly all of the immigrants who came to our esting papers. The question is often asked, “What of ber is estimated to be about $8 per pounds 'Golden Medical Discovery.’ Before I had feet. This money is what taken all of ope hottie I began io feel relief, shores, were from the British Islands and the good do these Development meetings do?” As to , thousand kept on until I had taken eight bottles, would oe paid for the labor. One huu- but now I am as well as ever, can eat any North of Europe, all were welcome. These people any direct benefit, one must answer, none. Indi- I died and sixty million dollars isqui.ea and thing I want, and I feel good. Am weighing 8upi of money, and which is an 130 pounds and feel fine all the time. My soon became assimilated and made excellent citi-1 rectly they are productive of much benefit. So- I snug were surprised to notice such a quick W b Print asset of which we pyed not. lx- ashamed. friends ’hang« In me after seeing me suffer so long. zens. Now the great majority of the arrivals are eially our brightest men from different points in This enormous amount of lumber would Several said they never expected to see me got well. 1 have aot had to take any medi require more than .1,00.1,000 of the larg- BILL HEADS. LETTERHEADS, from Italy and other South European countries, the valley meet and exchange ideas; the undevel- 1 est cars to transport to market, which cine for stomach trouble since. T cannot say in praise of your 'Golden Medical Many of these people do not come to our country oped resources of every locality is discussed; what would make »train lo ur enough to reach enough Discovery.’ ” POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, than twice the distance from San This glorious ’’Discovery” gives the for the purpose of becoming citizens, but to earn a ¡a being achieved in different localities is told, and more Francisco to New York CLy. Linn stomach and liver power to do their nat and any other work executed few hundred dollars and then return to their na- a general unison of effort result. We there learned Comity lumber resources are not to be ural work regularly and oompletely. It .makes beakhiy blood and steady nerves. tive lands. Others come to remain a few months, what every locality desired in the way of develop-, sneezed at, any wav. Jt helps the weak spots, making them in a Job Office, at reasonable prices. Bound and strong. secure citizenship papers and then return to their' ment, and there was exhibited a unison of disposi-; Dr. Pieroe’s Pleasant Pellets should be The captqinof the steamer ' Slocum,” former turbulent homes and claim American pro- tion for a general pull together. Another very | which was burned in New York waters .wsed with ‘'Golden Medical Discovery* tection when they come in contact with ruling commendable feature is the getting acquainted over a year ago, causing the loss of more -Wnenover a laxative is required. than 1000 lives, has been convicted of forces of their lands. j with each other and the general goodfellowship criminal carelessness in the care and management of his bat and has been Whether or not laws prohibiting immigration spirit that is generated. By the interchange of sentenced to serve ten years in penal from all European as well as Asiatic countries ’ ideas new thoughts are developed, which trend for servitude. should be enacted, may be questionable; but there the betterment of every locality. Another feature The wreck of the steamer "Valencia ’’ occurred last v nek near Vancou is not a particle of doubt that if we would protect that is brought prominently to the fore, is the winch ver, B. C., in which 150 lives were lost, our laboring world from an unjust and unfair com- utter helplessness of a locality when it works sing i is being investigated at Seattle. It is that the captain of ’lie vessel petition; if we would prevent a degeneracy in our ly and alone to accomplish results. Especially is intimate^ is somewhat culpable for.tbe disaster. standard of citizenship, and transmit to posterity this true in securing government aid to any par- The principal event now agitating the a country in which even the poorest and most low- ticular project. One lone locality may not cause fashionable world at the National Capi ly of its citizens has a reasonable chance to gain a Congress to give much hesd to ¿8 wants; yet if a tal is tiie marriage of the president’s Miss Roosevelt, to Congress living and raise and educate a family, we must union of effort from all localities should be brought daughter, man Longworth, which is to occur on very quickly prohibit the landing of these objec- to bear for any one purpose, results are usually February 17. tionable peoples upon our shores. We prohibit the accomplished. “In union there is strength” and A disastrous wwi, oc< urred on the S. J’., at Grants Pass, on Monday evening. Chinese coolie because he is an unfair competitor there is no better plan for developing an union of One fireman was instantly killed ami an in our labor market and does not nor cannot be- effort than through these league meetings. For engineer badly, if not fatally, injured. The authorities are investigating to lo come assimilated with American customs and man- this reason every locality in the valley should be cate who is to blame. ners. Yet there are almost daily shiploads of represented at every league convention, v> e have some extraordinary good We wonder if Dr. Withvcombe, one of immigrants landed at our Atlantic and Gulf ports These league meetings should bar every feature the fac ulty of the O. A. C. at Corvallis, his full salarv as a member of the values in Men’s Rubber Boots ♦ that are far more injurious to our social and indus- other than what will contribute to the pushing of draws faculty board while be is playing poli < > < > trial world than is the harmless, submissive coolie, its initial purpose. No side issues should be allowed tics. and Shoes For nearly a half-century our manufacturers have to in any sense mingle in its deliberation. Dele- ¡HE SCIO MARKETS. $3 75 Boots.......................................... $3.29 been enjoying the benefits _• of .. a protective tariff, sent to represent me the various localities uiiu and — ...B — ........ | gates dcuv io ivpixravuv viuiuim muuiues $5.50 Boots......................... 4.45 Manufactured goods that enter our markets in commercial bodies of the valley, are mayhap, of The following are pria prices quoti a on A/XryVVxniliGXn 4 kt ¥ their «4 wvwwxz-l llzlfn BM, .«$ »»rt ■r r» a 1»«»«■» • ■ | juuiureni 1.11' 4. religious .$•__• __ » • . • 1 sentiment, . • IT of each week ak by our de. mrs. $5.00 Boots ............... 4.05 competition url with products, must pay heavy different or political sentiment. Hence, I Thursday Whe.il, JXT busiiel, .............. $ 67 duty for doing so. Because of this protection our any tendency to allow either of these subjects a Oats, $4.50 Shoes .................. 3.70 35 »•> 00 ton manufacturers have accumulated enormous for foothold, will probably destroy harmony and in the Bran, n Wiorts, ¿5 00 Also we have some bargains in Ladies, Boys’ tunes at the expense of the rest of the American end destroy the league itself. Chop, 00 40 r Butter, .. (Countrv) per roll. ... people. Yet during this peri ad, mo far as our labor | At the Albany meeting President Hofer invited and Men’s Leather Shoes. Eggs, dozen.................. 24 world is concerned, there lias been absolute free all political candidates present to seats on the stage. Chickens, pound................ 11 M en ’ s S hoes — 08 trade. Is it not about time that some protection Unfortunately, there were none present except Geese, Turkeys, 15 should be thrown around our labor market? Republican candidates. While we do not think Ducks, 12 $4.25 Shoe ................ $350 True, at the present time there is demand for all that President Hofer’s purpose was to give a polit Beef, per pound live weight 02 $3.5(1 Shoe..................... ..................... 2 25 Hogs, 0.’4 the labor our country affords, and at a remunera ical coloring to the meeting, yet such was the ef Veal 06 $2.50 Shoe ...... ..... .................... 2.00 03 >s tive wage. But when our warehouses become fect. We heard a number remark, some of whom Sheep $2.00 Shoe ........ 1.50 05 4 filled with the overplus of manufactured goods: were Republicans, too, that hut very little more of Mutton Li ies ’ S hoes — when the era of railroad building has passed and like work would destroy the Development League. Ol'R CLLBBIM] COMBINATIONS. there are four or five men for every job, what then We think that the exhibition there made of the ...... $2.10 ........ $3 00 Shoe the convenience of our patrons will be the condition of the working man? With gentlemen who aspire for office, was an injury we For have $2 50 Shoe .......... 1.95 effected the following clubbing one-half of the American people without work and rather than a benefit to the chances of either for combinations. The price named in- $2.00 Shoe..................... ..................... 1.60 chides one year's subscription to the without food, the little disturbance now existing the nomination for the offices they are seeking. I Santiam New s: Boys’ Shoes in proportion. over in Russia would be a mere circumstance as President Hofer, in the Thursday morning ses The Weekly Oregonian ............. $2.n0 The Oregon t wice-a-week Jour compared with the racket that would result from sion, made answer to the many criticisms of the nal .................................................... . $2.00 We have a few Bovs Overalls at 10c per pair. such conditions. tax bill formulated by the League and Shippers’ The Oregon Weekly Journal.... . $1.75 These are only a few of our Sale Brices. The St. Lonia GloM-Di »tnoernt , $1.75 The American laborer has a right to the Amer- Congress. While it was admitted that the pro The San Francisco Examiner $2.15 iuan job at a fair wage. This, if we would have a posed law was probably far from perfect, yet it The N. Y. Tribune-Farmer .. . $1 50 Watson’s Magazine $2.20 peaceful and prosperous country, must be guaran was infinitely superior to our present law and Tom All other publications will be oht»in- _____ teed him. He cannot retain a remunerative job, would result in a much more equitable system of ed tor you at reduced rates, if taken in with the News. if we allow the half-starved European the freedom collecting taxes. Mr. Hofer thought that this pro connection Yours on the □ We also w ill make the following offer pf coming to our shores and underbidding him. posed law would result in fully one-half of the for clubs, for the News. For a club of 5. with a paper for th* ¡Hitherto there lias been the great, boundless West | taxes required to support the State being collected getter up of the club, $<>.30. thpt offered a home to the underbid American , front sources that do not now pay any tax at all. For a dub of 10. with p«l>er for th. up of dub. $10. laborer to go to. Free Government land for a The next League meeting occurs at Forest Grove, getter Any of the above offer« require all sr home cannot now be found as easily as formerly, and it is urged that every locality in the valley be rears to be squared np, before dub! n SCIO OREOOIN and t’me soon come when the American represented at that time. Albany was voted by offer is available. ptborer must submit to reduction in wages to an the delegates to be a first-class entertainer. Snbecnbe for the S axtixm N mv *. — J Hoi-Breads Light and Swsef ROYA BAKING POWDER Annual <4 .4 • < <$ $4 4« «4 44 44 44 44 44 ** ** 44 44 Lxl* sLÌ Ititi Tl.V ibbler & GiUCo I 4 5 » « I » » V « 5 I 1
