The Santiam news., October 05, 1906, Image 2

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I mm - ii an unfiandk-led success. True h«* w as among
the first, if n-a th«* first, publisher to introduce il­
lustrations in several colors in his {«ublu-ations.
This fact earned him the name of "Yellow
(diarlUHi, Ory E^teila Har»!
Journalism,” but as nearly all of the big dailies
<M«wy
Lawrence Haniman,
*phei
<’ llaevlmait. Man lUrtsr
hat e adopted the same method.-: since and among
u&ti, Sniuvl
Har»ltiwit>. Sy i-
whom arc his detrurtur*. thi «annul be put down
boterai at tier |- *t t!. < at
<Hvg >t».*
A l'ardman, Amt»* F Hard-
t'Lwrfoe t awrra, Fha Fmnry,
as a praof of badness.
H AUwr«
( hamfoin, t'alhe John«, C *>r*
The truth is, as the unprejudiced sizes matters
Flach, FH a Flach, Fiiraiivth
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C. !*i*«iaM,
up, Mr. Hearst is not th«* bad man that many of
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his jealous news|«per rival.-* attempt to make him. {
Whatever* his. object may he. he has done a num- r
l»-r of pu)4«c nets that j k»ce.» him in the position
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Kll'l H»N II Air
<»f a fri’-nd to the people. Hi> championship «>f
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Ope g«ar in adv aura».
................ 1 «iti ’ the cau e of labor is another evidence that his
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<>M» year, al .i»l uf y»ar-
heart it in the right place.
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Fi* ¡usuili« >>i adían.,.
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z\s a politician, Mr. H«*ar*t may do unwise j to apj«i*ar ami an««er ll»r o>u.plaint
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Tkiw 11. nth« in aalvaar«
things;
but. ra far. in New York jrditkrs, the of the alio»r namsnl plainliH, m tbe
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hu^i««opj in urai i- r
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rnilUwd court, how on hlew<u*
people
will
love him for the enemies he has made. ntmve
AhVFinixIM, HAMH-
the i fork
«aid court, «>n *»r l«ef»rre ihr
<>.vf «4 thank« ............. ..
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That he is popular with th«* nut-seS of th«* people 12th day of N wmber. V an », and you
tai obituarv t> >ti.«a, |<r lit.«-............................
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j4« now » take noUee that if you la»! I«»
outside as well as in the city of New York, was a will
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pt ««»r an* I un ef «aid «roiopfoiht« <»r
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1S««I talv«-rti»in^. |«-r low- |* r i---i*
evidenced when he was nominated on the first i4 trv i a UMtr pfoad tbrfriu, *» Left Uy rv-
U«apkky «4», Z « l.*i.,a« [- <
s».ulit
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the piai Tit if! will take a «forree
ballot at the late Buffalo convention, in spite of «¡Uifv'íl,
,«r invhi
amamal v*«u a* prated for in |4ainlifi «
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the antagonistic bosses.
voiu|4mut, forati l tc» pH ring the «iefonti-
1 <ng I hoc cutara« la f-r advrrtiAing »-• -
apri «at u
ard WM?b *4 thetn to «et iipwhal
Mr. Hearst may lx* defeated on eh*ction day anta
claim <wr infotmt they have, or claim to
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next month. But the class and manner of the baie, in and U» lite landa d«?»* MÌ»e*Ì m
« mm ! cumplAinl, whirl« ar»* •» foifowir
FDR A SANTI AM FAIR ORGANIZATION. opposition he has inspired will go far towards in-, l-*4 No. »«*! *wiwii 4»), in iownaiiip lu
¡wiring his election. This oppooition. as was the south «4 raog< 1 went »4 U iliainvtlr
m« tMiran, i>rr«ton; afo» Iole Kos. I, 2
«rase
in th«* primaries a short time ago. is sure to and
The. splendid success of our stns t fair last
3 ul erctaon 4, U»wn»hip il A* Alti) <4
Saturday, has . lart<*d the hill rolling to organ ■ n rvliound. Another thing is true. He i» no tyro range I a cwt *4 Wiilane tte mrrMliAu,
<>(eg»-n aiel
regular district fair society, w ith grounds located in managing a political campaign and a great
Afou beginning at
the
heart
“ruer «•( ««»I No, 3 in «aid Mdum 4, and
at Scio and with at k-.i ! a thrw h i.- fair t 1« many jssiple an* liable to awaken on th«* day fol C ruiiuing
thviHv Mmt l#,HX ctraina, ne re
lowing election day. i«u<ily surprised.
held annually.
«*r Ir», t<» ti»«* raM ht»e oí the duiraU«’ii
: Mr II- ar t U-
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land claim <4 Hubert M. M<.M»r«* an<l
Nothinr could I** done, by our citizens, thnt
«ita, notification No nl<>. in «¿«id town-
would build up wur stuck aial agric tural interest do many of the absurd and foolish things, his •hip alni range, thence aoutli ft .I n
mon* rapidly, than the organization of sn Agri­ enemies say he w ill do. If elected, the N ews chaina, n»orv or i» •», l*> a point in I ha
renter <4 a county r<»ad l.tiofom«,
cultural Society, whos<> annual cxhibitiot. would thinks he will make a good (for the |M*ople) gov- m«»r»* or I»*«, north ♦>! the aoutheaal
<*rnor.
He
may
not
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¡»opukir
with
the
machine,
Corner of trat»! «fotratiun land d»iui,
bring together the best ol
thence in a northeasterly «hrtscliun in
hut what is th«* odds?
products for comj»ar.son with . .u hother.
th«* « enter <4 waul county road to a point
Politically Independent
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If a stock breeder wishes to improve the value
of his herds, he can see at u fair of this kind
wherein he can make the desired improvement.
an<i where he can obtain the |<ar» nt stock, etc.
Also w ith agricultural products, th«- farmer can
cempnnp notes with his neighbor and see w herein
h«- can obtain the better rt<ult.\, by adopting im­
proved mi’thods.
On each day of the fair an a<ldr»
from .Mom«-
noted 8|>caker on agricultural subj, < t - should I k * a
feature.
The N ews suggests that a preliminary fair
organization should at once l>e formed, by a call
for a public nus-ting to which all who feel inter­
ested in establishing a di tr < t fair i <>uld I m - in­
vited to be present. At which time a plan could
h<t devised, by w hich -< ifticiei.t funds can be ip-
plied for the dcsin*<l pi rj- -•
Probably th«- better plan would be t»lease for a
term of years about 40 acres of ground, or if
deemed best buy the tract outright. Then during
the coming winter, when labor is lack, the nt< <
sary fencing and building could l»e done.
The Ix-st plan the N ews has in mind to raise
funds is to sell certificates of life membership in
the society, at $20 each. It is lx-liev«sl that fnnn
lint to 150 of th«-><- ci rtificat< ■> can I m - sold <-i i>,
payabW either in cash or work on the grounds.
Then there an- a nunilH-r of ways by which the
funds can I h > added to. If $:MM<0 can be pr< vi<k-<l.
the necessary buildings, -tabk
died» an<l fi-ncin,-
•as l>e supplied. Then from entrance fee on
exhibits, conces nous on the grounds, gat« re­
ceipts, etc. a very creditable premium lr-< can I m -
provided.
Nothing could tend towanls the building up and
advertising the Forks of the Santiam more than
an organization as outlined above.
The only
thing to do al«»ut th«« matter i for every body to
take hold and give the enterprise a g<«>d stinrg
energetic push and the trick is «lone. Scio and
th«* people of th«« Forks are noted as jwopk- w ho
db things. As a rule, whatever our |«s»ple under­
take to do. they «Io it well. They leave no stone
unturned if it w ill add to the success of any enter­
prise they undertake. We want the "Santiam
Fair” and want it badly. It depends entirely up­
on the exertions of the people. It is the duty of
one as well as another to take hol«l of th«* matter.
If all will unite in th«« right spirit as the N ews
believes will be done, and work together harmoni­
ously, success is certain.
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T» »««orwi you «h« r<xi b«r I» r -rr*-«
family aw«d.*iaas- ?.-r all tha Inftadl-
auta m«*nn< Ink* iu*m ara printed oa
th- koala aravi»*ra awl ihalr formula*
ar* *U**ta4 uiul-r ,»a«b •• **Uu* <•«>»plate
and . -rraat. You I vsom Jual what juu ar*
paytn* f-w *nd that «hr tn<rvdl«uta ar*
(alh>-r*l from Nalur* • lata.ralurp, h* n<
•.»(«eted tr a tha m *t valuabl* nativ«
tanl.riaai r-«>ia fouml (rusias (a our
AVmrMsu f.a*»O M4 y l.lla pote a I W cun
are
to the su*«
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Strong Faculty
Melt and Women who believe in young |»*ople.
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Good Location
town without saloons and with uo record of
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Opportunities for Self-Support:
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hesitate for lack of funds.
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Write us.
We manage.
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«‘oniniercial School may be entered at
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PRESIDENT H. M. ( ROOKS,
Albany, Oregon.
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3.ft3 cttfúna south uf the place of begin­
ning, ti«<uj‘V ie»rUt 2o»3 drama to lira
pfo< «j of fo ginning. containing in the |
a»í:gr<*K*te 12s.27 a< r»*«, more or h -» . ail
Niid fon»! being «ilnaled in ¡.inn
As sc<-mt*d quite probaple w hen the issue <»f the ol
county, < »ragun ;
A ik ! furtli«*r decreeing that th«* «le- (
N ews of last week went to press, the United
!«*mlanta, nor «uther or any of them,
States has intervened in the Cuban embruglio. Iravr
any iutmrat whatever in and to’
oald fond*,
and dec r«<e*ing that th»»1
S« <-rvt.ii . Taft ha proclaimed himself, prov
pfointift ia the owner in fee tbarvol a»»»!
gim rnor of the Inland and F<- k-r.il
are nW ¡of
th«* whole thereof, end f»»r tlir c»ate j
alwut to land at Cuban ports to enforce, if need ,«mt .in«biir»«nn-i>ta ui th» «mt t-> > be
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THE UNITED STATES INTERVENES.
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I»INK« r<*»c««
T J. Munk.r«, W. F filli,
I f’ I’cvrv, J. J. IUrne«,
(*. A. W a ruar.
onmanr
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or
be, his authority. It is believed that there w ill be|u^ .unuiMm(
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but little, if any, armed resistance to his author-’ | ui-i icalioii by unfor ol ' Hon. U ilnaiii è
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(»alloway, judge of the above-entitle»! «
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ity. One of his first official acts was to release a * court,
duly made on the 2I»t day uf i
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number of political prisoners. These released ; S«?plcml>er, ItK’fi, which »»aid order rv- ù i
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ttM* aakl ummoiia to lie publiab- o
prisoners were high in the councils of the Insurg­ ♦ '»Itipr«
rd in T mk S axtiam Nawa, the tirat pub- i
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
ents and will use their influence to have all j>arties I licalion thereof to l*»> made on the 29th É i
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submit to the beneficent rule of Uncle Sam.
I puldivatiun then «4 to la* made • n the B
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work in all
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The N ews predicts that this intervention means, i Vtli day of Nuvrinbt r, IUUH, and further o
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i r»'«|Uirv* tltat th«* defendant* and t*acli uf :
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in the end. th«« annexation of the island of Cul>a
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to the United States. Spanish peoples, as a rule, ’ plaint on or before the 12th «lay ui No-
•ttOl inca|*able of self goy «-rninnit. Tlo- Cuban j veml»er, iVUO. W katiifiuuhd A W yatt ,
LIST YOUR FARMS
Republic with the election or President Palma and
Attorney« for Plaintiff
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the formation of his government started in with
t..«i M»l s.i.
wk..» n. >ufihi «n«i I »< hanged (or
'•»«>« i ion ri in.u Arms.
self government, un*ler favorable auspices. I’re>
I louf
VX « .in 'li. t i.l«l for Klissinvss .»»«I Will
¡«lent Palma was one of the chief resistants to the
TIMHKlt l.iSb MT, Jl*XB 3, IX7M.
Tr.a' Y om Ktftkt
I nUr-l State« l4in<l
rule of Spain and was r»«garde«l as one of the chief
Portlat:*!, <>r»‘goi>, Augii»t 23, I1OI.
WL LO THt BUSINESS.
Cuban liberators. Yet, in a few months, their ex­
N”lh 1 I* hrivhy given that in Corti*
periment in self government has proven a failure phunre with lh«- |»r»»k i » i m* <4 the a» I »4 If ', ■ ■■! A .till ti ■ I i \ r I.it Ml. r Lit
< ongrvMi oi June 3, IH7M, vh UIL n I “A ii
an«l Uncle Sam is forced to take charge of his act L»r the *alv o( timber hind« in the anv kibd of city prvpvrty, hm * u «.
w ard, in order to prevent anarchy. Nor will any Mat» « «4 I rthh-iniA, Ori-gon, \t vadt. .Uà* tra< b», f'O.tiu down am! flunt)
and Wa^hingt Hi i<Tr»(« r\, a« «»xh-ndvd
government that the Cubans, themselves, organ­ to all the Public |..*n»l >tat»« by act oi per niouth. Hooik-« an«! lx>l< >.*» yonr
To call your
ize be of any longer duration, than was the Palma Augunt 4, i*i*2, Mar) l> M.’ginnm, «4 own terni«, Our office h <»n th«
poftlaikd, < • anty
Multn* tnnh, State
your
attention
government. Secretary Taft will not be long in of <Ire** >n, hu« thi« dn> tiled Mi thia »-tHve ground rt**»r.
to a few of our
reaching that conclusion, if he is not of that mind her «»••ri: -!a!»*ii « :.t N » M*», h»r the 103 1 2 Fourth Street, eoraer Taylor
pundit»«*' of 1x4* 5, B, II, and 12 of Sec­
I. ea der s i n
FOSTUXS
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tion No. 4, in Tt>wii«hi() Nt>, II South,
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Rang»* No. 2 Fant, niol Mill offer phxd to
Fash ¡unable
Spanish peoples arc of such a fiery, combustable «Lt
w that the land aupglit i- more valu­
nature that they w ill only submit to a government able (or it« timber or «tone than fur
Dress Goods Woolen Silks, three colors, grey, blue, and brown
of force, for any great ¡teriod of time. While is is agricultural puriMsra»«, and tu eatsidiah
at $125 per yard. Armure blue, brown, and cherry red at
her claim to »aid inn I before th»- R«-gte
true that President Diez seems to be managing ter Ai.'\ It«»« river of the I . S. Land Ofhce
$1.25 per yard. Vigeroujt in invisible grey plaids 90c per
Mexico nicely, he wieids about the same power as at I'ortland. Oregon, ou Friday, the '»tit
GEORGE
day of November, HMWi.
yard.
Grey and green stripe plaid suitings al 10c per ya rd,,
tliaX of a king. His is a master mind, sufficiently
She name« a« Hitn» -«»*«
Rol»ert l>»u-
KOENEKE
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of
Porthiu«!,
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rg'«u,
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the
very
latest in suitings. Panama suitings in several colors
comprehensive and broad, to maintain contrvll. L<«u<lrn, o( I'ortuind, Or» gun, A. <».
;• ’or «£>
President Diez cannot live always. With his Ia*th*r, of Porllan«!, Oregon, au»l W. H.
$1.00 per yard. We are now giving 12 1-2per cent off on
death trouble w ill begin in Mexico. Had Palma 1‘vtnr, of Portland, Orraton.
sc 10.
< MGQN
all our skirts; we have them in most any color. Hop pickers'
Any mj 4 ail pt»rwou« < »aiming a»h*i*rwr-
had the ability as a ruler of a Diez, Uulia would Iv tbe abm<*-dv*cribed lamfoarv requevt-
Mexican straw hats at 15c; other stores ask 25c for the same
llavitig purcba«»*»! thra!*u%«’•iiHinwl
now I m - at |»eaee with herself and all nations. •'ll to Hie th«*ir ciainui in thfo office on ur Market fmtii thè furmer propriftor,
bvfore *ai»J '3th day of November, I MMi,
hats.
Notice our show windows. Ten per cent off on all
fitiy M<'Knight. I «olicit thr teatron-
But, to Culia’s misfortune, Palma was unequal to
Al'.tMon S, l>HK.«aKB,
*»gr •»! the piihln*. I wi!l otilinu« thè
ladies'
wrappers. We have Oating Flannels from 6c to 12c
Rr^ inlcr.
the task he assumed.
His ideas of securing re­
wag- n <>ti th»i mad chi thv rutilali
tahhnhr»!
ami
tupplv
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bufili
ruta
at
per yard, and over 2500 yards to select from. Our 12c grade
Militi
|«»M
1*1 Ml I III«»*.
sults, jMirtook too much of the old Sjanish
rt a^ riablv prie»—. With a dr«irc to
methods and it «lid not take the Cubans long to
usually sells for 13c to 15c per yard at other stores. Give
forni
thè
aopiaintanr«'
<»(
rverylxMly
TIUHKa
ACT «« »gli, 1 h 7M.
and a « tote r ni inatto» to tr» al etvry»
I lutad Stat«-, I jowl Oltlc».
find it out. The taste that the Cupan business
us a call and be convinced that what we advertise is strictly
urie righi. I nm
rtlaiwl. Orvyon. f*»|-Umiier », |i»«i.
men ha«l hail of American contrail, the safety I* NOTI«
Youra f»>r biiatneaa,
1. i« berrby given tnat in com-
so.
Yours for Business,
given property and the general stability of gov­ I-I uohv «ilii the pn-vmiuna ul tl,» a«-l >>l
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k < >i xi ki :
i’uhgt«-»- 14 June .!.
i*ntiU*| "An
ernment ovntrull, made th«-m more than anxious art fur tl>» tal«- of limitar lanUa in th»
for Uncle Sam to lake charge again. If the -tat«-« nt Colit-r la. On-gon, Nrvaiia,-
WILLIAM R. HEARST.
au-1 Wualiington Territory, ’ •• - xU-n-l.d
STAYTON.
OHt OoN
business men of Culm can influence governmental to all tin- l*iib|i«' i an-1 State* b> act ,4
affairs, it is saf«* to say. Secretary Taft or some tu,u«t I. lain», Alvin J. Car. tin i» <4
Laat week William It Hearst was nominated f«r American successor w ill stay at Havana indef­ Ailmnr. C-xintv of Einn. Stateo! ( Inn in, i
ha* tin, -la« 11 i«.i in thia i-tthe hi, »Morti
governor by the New York Democrats. Now. so initely. which means annexation.
■taU-in»nt Xu, ;«HO, for III» t'orcliaae o|
th« .XurtliM-i-t
of Section No. W, in
far as the Nrws knows. Mr. Hearst has a much
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rownaliip No, 11 Mouth, Ifange No I I
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right to l>e nominated governor of New York as
Ea.t,
an-i
will
offer
1-0*4
to
aim«
that
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WHO IS THE AUTHOR?
the Ian* I oniglit ia more laluable forila
any other man. Yet. his selection has kicked up
JOSEPH MIELKE, F ROPRIETOR
tiinlier or »ton« than fi r agriviltaral
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the greatest kind of racket among certain of the
Word frotu Hcio way« that anon the con«tru< It u of an
|4>rt>m*, ami t., e.iabliah liia ela.ru t>>
I.««A
r!«« trh line will !*r o»intn«*mv*«! (ruin that |4a« v to crafom,
«ani lami Iwtor« the County Cl. rk al
•m ’
S I AN I < >N.
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Democratic politicians. Of course this ¡»ilitical
Albany, Ony-m, on Friday, the SM day !
and et lend it, g from Njo np Thoma« creek and Crabtree,
«arket in Itemocratic ranks is eminently satis-
of
November,
11*41.
where the limber
will lie lap|w«l in the Ca««ade
Kevj« <-■ u,tantly on ha,,.I
l<«.t gra«b-, <<f l.iiiilor,, Wii,r*. CiicArw,
IE nan: , a* Mitn,»-.-«
M J. Cam-,
TtW % M.
factory to the Republicans for. otherw ise. Republi­ monulama.—Capital Journal.
and lfoer. If von want a nice, «s»«l drink of H ctit , whan in Stayton, J«-/«
H M» r M
rnui. ul Altiaiiy, Or«*gou, A. t*. (ialite-,
Place
can
furniah
It
Io
yon.
Just
who
is
responsible
(or
the
above
report,
can success looked exceedingly doubtful in that
ol Crabtree, On-gon. C. C. Cameron, ui
i * w. 'I
state at the coming fall election. But a Demo­ the N ews is not informed. We ho|s* it is well Albany, On-gun ; 0.1. s. aiuti. <4 « rale
OrOr» fcy Mill Olrm Froapt Attention.
A Ai I* M
tree Onafon.
founded
and
will
develop«
into
the
truth.
There
cratic quarrt‘1. cbupled w ith the nomination of a
Courteou» Trsitment of Customer» Aeaurei.
Any ami all perwina elaiming aivwree-
B—
first-class candidate in the |a>rson of Mr. Chas. E. is no question but what an electric line will ly the alHiVenlem rilaxi lamia are re-|Ueat- ! Wo. Ixuviw
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na
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fort
orvaiti«
w
e<i to iff.- their claims in thia ulti«-» ou or
Hughes, has greatly encouraged the New York soon be built fn>m Salem southeast, touching before «aid 83d day of November, lw>>. ‘ Arrivo« l'or valila. ...............
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Au.aavoa H. Ihuaeaa,
Stayton, Scio and Is-banon. The business would
Republicans.
leave« AHuny
....I or M
ll.-gtaUir.
»r M
Arrive« at < or valila .. __ ...
But why should Mr. Hearst be so bitterly op­ justify such an enterprise and pay from the start,
this $60 Machine for $25
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posed by certain of the Itenwcnitic politicians and aside from our large timber interests.
Il 1« a high arm drop
M
Lmvua Albany.......
.......
in mt nun<
iTt»’ iV**t Pfact* t<» Fai
bred Lail t«earlnf ine«.
Awivva 4'orv «li mi ..............
Forest fires are becoming of almost annual re-
party bosses? They say he » a very laui man and
in I'ortiaml t* at ,...
•
•bread ng « *«•;• ha»
I wiíh » Iwr AI> w » m >.
Aat he publishes several newspapers which they currence anil owners of timber lands are. no doubt
Mn. fi-
aatmeaue babbM «vibri««
and
«»Mar lafaafil
«:-»
A
|jM*r« <\>rvivili«
anxious to realize from their holdings. The in-
r«n<i TH» • tha AMI
^nominate as ■‘yellow ”
7llo A
Arrive« AUmiiy ,
TIU wr NAi'HiMB It ta
T radì M»imn
If Mr. Hearst is a l>ad man his public actions creased deinand for lumber with the prevailing A t Waar Kau nr Montami S t . B wh ,,. X<». >■ >
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ara •♦•■«< you
f«»r All
Tri» vi-« Cor vaili*
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1
CöFVR»GMTa Ac.
attach :n«ni«f't with r*cb
dnee he has become of National repute, do not in­ good prices would insure the building of several
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Animal
f .lO »*
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a«n
tlnf
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eft«<eh
an«1
d»w»rrip<i
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oiarhina. •- 1 hrt nnly
ent«*»»r <M<*>rt«ir» rmr r>p>»nw-n frw«
aa
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I' rash «r d H WSlhf
t Snmivnor U> Uixaa liau.j
dicate it It certainly was not a very bad act large sawmills as soon as a way is provided for the
<ar.M
I»vivv« Corvatti« „
HÄÄW« »w. T«»«nta
mtiTWI UtatlCVf ahonirg
•••" »«•«. <)t »eM «geney fu» ««mring MMwn'a.
( - d» »• wfi- .Mp rPre fM
jvhen he was the first to start a train load of sup- shipment of lumber. Capital that desires invest­
Irrivm AHwi;
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rropneter.
I «f»rft«* Mtwn 'hr>u{h Munn > < ,x r«t«rv*
n-wu«. Wltlkoel ra«y«e. in the
kn. II-
lOcsItb Galveston, when that city was drstn»ye«l ment in an electric railway enterpriee, cannot find
l«sW*-w< nr valiti .
ti «a i. M
It rt a. M
ArHv«««t Allmny .
by a tidal wave a few years ago. Neither was a better field for investment We have the water
Xn if -
the pmsecution against the trust, last winter, of to supply the power, and plenty of business as
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Arri*«* »t CmvailU
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which Mr. Hearst was the instigator and who bore soon as th«» road is in operation. Other enter­
photographs .
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Tort
All «»f f hr>
invitta mainew*» «Ith WotMlM»t n
prise« will be inaugurated besides the lumlter in­
F« wh |
nf AH«brty. CHI
the expense, an evidence of badni-ss
Rmwra « »e»
dB g ra« WtakiiiioN, IX M
Pita lfW- < «*«an«M«y trwm«» 1 «•* ’ «I AI«wwy »nd
Mak»
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•
when
tn
Albany
U
*• im »»* nwty f»»r iwriiHws, vrllh Mwm»> )<>Mvwllt*. mb irvi! «« train r»vr
<tvtng
As a matter of fact William R. Hearst is a man dustry. Without doubt some company will take «•trrrt.
Wood Wanted.
m*w4«<!*»»• nrv«r «w*fa»rv «‘fll rv*»! the «rw*nf- i «Itrrrl nrrvuv» u>
am «1 as1>*t«ni Ira !■«• <1 lr>-p ültu J G, Crawford*» Art tmll«r<
rut
I
tonal
p»i»d|r.
>»»,
when
><••»
»v»m«
to
hold
of
the
project
within
the
next
few
months;
«■ wrh «• Il v4t«riln»«h
*1* I»»«*.
AU part»»*» who have ennCr?< ted wi/A
"hat does things.
He is an example of the suc-
•nd
look
tnmalgk
ha»
roti
rtiou
<>t
t<r-
an«1 Irt n« |»n*vw tvrynss h* «r isttt-nHv« , F«< Hiitbvnr tn Im msw « km »|»t»O I«*
tl»»»
to 14iv «ufwrription m wrawf,
*
<vssful modem businessman. In nrwwpaues work butif there is any articular comimny now figuring * fttvf isr«*oivoai<*lMktitHI wr
IX will |Jra«e deliver the aame at onWr
J V BlAYlh <ta>«i pM Agl. I
r 'W. <i**»n>l >Ura<% t. u Lyon.
m: raxuirsor- Uu**
£ U.
A^ mb M, AMWW
■My nrinciple line of hi» business endeavor, he has on building, the N ews would like to 1«* informed.
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shield
may bi
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$135 S
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