The Santiam news., March 08, 1907, Image 2

I HE NORMALS SITUAllON
A Moat Valuable A<ent
Tb. glycwrnw .mi4vy*l in L*r ln«rc.'.
Kwlk-liw. gr«.U; ui L. lm ,«. lb. a^SkiMi
prupwlM. wkkb It «RITMtP trvut uallv*
BwdklMl fuvU and buid« I* «UutiuB
■iiKb twllaz lb«a akvbU Wv«id
II .i»v
pvMwwi awdlclnal t>rv|wrtw. uf Ila ..a,
L.lbg • V.I ua U. d«»Vk«Bt, tiulrlU«.,
anliMptl. and
antitwawan
II add.
gr«au* tv tb.«Sea.y uf lb. lllack Cbafry-
Lark. Bivudrwl. GvkUu Saul rwt Slvt»
ruul ar*d
y-wii i ruvt, «vataln«d ia
■Guidati MMical tnwvivry ’In «uLduing
ckruaic, uf Imgvring evugk*. bfukcblol.
tbrval and lung afatUona. fuf an <X wbick
IL**« a«-> Ma az« r»ivaia>«i»i«»t lj alaud-
ard atwli al .ulbuHU««
tn oil c«*« «kn ib.rv la a woaung
away vt Saab. I vm ul atpaut.. with n«ak
tiuc ark as lb th. «arly itag«. of cu»*
tv&Jiibn tb«r. can be no dvuM that gly-
r«nn./a«.-u a« a »»luaU. nutrito. ai>d
.4» /.« Ug/Uvn bi uI tuvl Stun, ruuk
Qu. «Ala n. it ird Hiock tb«rr>t»ark la
ur j tn.pan [ 3 «Alma «tal Lu tiding uj* It.
r.,-»t, *rW •] fzrngtk controlling lb. cougb
«1.1 Ulf. i r-g .bout a be.Itk J condition
Of coon*. Il Bull
I It.« w 4 i. titlrm
not tw «I a «od luuumlfeK Il a .l
i«*i . ur«vl «luBptivo «><«pl la luvarlwr
ttag*->
taaMa
Scio Liverym Feed Stables
Without doubt there is a spirit among the pevu'e
and one that u growing, too, to settle in some def­
MV LB A WKHARDSON. Proprsstor.
Puliticullij Independent
inite way anti in a manner that will be reasonably
«alisfactory, the normal school question As the
matter stands tiie state college» are costing tin
Hacks connect uith all trains at West Scio it
people loo much money for tne amount of benefii
and both trains at ¿Junkers.
!!
derived, to say nothing about tne del>auching ef-
1*1 HI I »Hf I • I » I US
FltlOAV HZ
lect they are exerting upon stale | k >I i U cs . The se»--
T.
I ,. I » I
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'stun of the legislature just adjourned utterly fad­
Our rifs art first-class and our hurst» %uud
ed to settle the question nevertheless each member
Horr»>M »ni* Iî«r»*w.
drivers. Prices lieasunable.
anew that a va»l majority of the j/eople lemandeu
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HA’I h-M.
that it should do so. Every tncmiwr knew that a
•I r
I St strong sentiment existed that, «(. least twoo! tn«
... I If lour should be eliminated,
Knowing this fact tf.i
... 2 I*
Th members allowed tlieinseives to become so entan­
»«rrtetoo»
S gled by normals lobbies, that complying with Un
(X.
Fault»» wt . T J Mlinker.
people,s demand became imtx>ssible. i ne peupl«
I« A l F*
SatarT*»«, C A. "ariwr
5 ' would have, pruoably, acquiesced, nad two school «j..l Sff
'r- been dropped. . Now mat mere will be a demanu lff»n«l
lain lb.lingering
1« mat
l.._. the whole normal busin« s be ref< r<d to th» tan« on cuugb*. or IbvMut k*ng standing,
< I
« L.-n a. • u*ipaul«d tf bkwdlr.g fr> m
voters ut the next general election, no one need b« •van
lut.g* that It baa pu/furibvd Ita aiuti
H
>
cura.
surpriscii ¡1 U m paopte, in then justifiableuidigiMi o.ar»«lui.»
T’ruf Fini- I l.lhugwuud, M U . wf lh o-
lion, decide to abandon all four ot tne schools noli M«d Lulkga CliKagu, tajk ul gif-
W'nen II.e people decide the matter it will be deci car - Ii. tw .lrn«e«l« Il annifiiVilUM tA*rt>*«»
lh«4u < » a»«d uu«ntnr ul Uw |» rv»»k ut
ded rightly and lor ull time. W.ien tne voter goes kf<lrv««u
Ui «Uutwa. Il 1« una uf O*» Lew
lurvd pruduti» of U»‘- prv«mi lieu la
SCIO JOINS Illi MARCH 01 PROGRESS into tne booth, fie will not have a mil ;>eiiding fui . li« ariufv
»’Ut up*« «nf««W«d. 4i«.r^r«4 tu*«>-
!>•-v*p»».la2lr it tb»i. 1« ul*«r«itua vt ca-
which he wishes to »».-cure voles and which nngm v i«rrh»l
««»imi» << «tarrhal laCso-waO»« ut
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
• ■ n ubi II 1« a amai «gk lavi *rvr*«raOuo
! cause turn to vole fur what he knows tne |ieupn oly. ,-rin» w.U odiai'. Oiaarraanuf ornai»
-l.«arll-urn and «a<«a»l*« gasine itiutea. U
In *he firi'nniz.'ition "f t’1»* Rgricultiinil association du not want. Uh, no. lie w ill only consider his a* i<lit i *
I N< < »HK 'M A 1 >• λ !>>< KM1IKM W. 1UO4.
•t. fikn Mwllrol tHsevwrr ’ «nrlebas end
in t'liscitv last Saturday. Scio and vicinity has ta- own and tne interests ol tne thousands of othci purig«»
II» 14 .d curii.« l.K*vUe blu.llra
Brulli »aia «cr ><uk>ua swslllags and uld «ursw
k»»i. a very I«» tik step in the march of progress. taxpayers .He w.i weigh me amount ot benefit ut
uh tfa
lo I»r k V PUrfra. ut Sugalo. N Y
< >f course the woia* of our Hociety will lie small if. tne people an a wuoie derive from tne slate col- f. ►.».d
r fr*« lmukl«t l»lhr.g all al«>ut 11« nail*.
is
i •
«ii» «uuuui tal
t c Ix'ginning and our fair will, probably, lie a 1 leges, on the one hand, a.» against the cost to Iht a. ,».ua ,.r lui»
'< »-»K'.-i a il
small affair; t <>igh it is Imund to inc reuse in mag­ the taxpayers on li:e otli< r. il ne tniiik* tne peo­
ple ate not getting value for tneir money , rest aa
nitude und int'-rest with the years.
As a ource uf I < i < fit to our stockbreeders, our sured the normals will go down, root and branch.
The tact of the matter is. college education, the
daii * fi.cn ami our auriulturalistfi in general, th»
>
« r««i v •»** rMfi»«
fair will cert linly iw of gn at advnntvgv. It wil leading feature of w inch s« em.-* to be pia>iag foul
g.*m t it* a !■ irit uf rivalry in slock, dairy and agri uall, al »tale e.npense, is coaling the people entire­
i ultural purs ns. that is lieneficial and desirable. ly lou dearly. We have built up, er have ailoweu
0 PRILL, m . d .
It will lead to a Ix-fter understanding of the various u> tie built up, a state college system that has far
ln.es uf b ni . ns > < rtainmg to the farm; better outstripped the development of tne stale; a sys­
Physician Surgeon
stock; I h tt> r <la ry cuws; iw-tts-r care for the orch tem that is sufficiently extensive fur a stale ut ten
aids, bctti-r methods in the dairy; more scientific tunes our population and weuith. it has resulted
T«to|*>ion« tictuingr No. n
care and feislmg of the dairy cow. etc. With the in building up an educational an.N(.*crucy H im I nas
•CIO.
:
ORKUON
GEORGE*
ini| ru .vmei t along all of these lines, as a sequence, undermined stat«* |>ohlics. .N<>r are tne normals
J ü DILL. DVD
lu. amount of clear prfit will
greatly increased. alone responsible for this condition. Tne Eugene
KOENEKE
Pritnaril ., our fu r will be of direct benefiit to and Curvalps sciiuois have pn ucipated in the col­
Fr*>j»ri*iar Mt MP
farini rs. st ckbr<-»-d< rs. dairymen, orchardists. | lege combine in order to secure large annual appro­
Dentist
nUtOON
Fl. »I clnw work in all bmnebe« of «krnlKtry.
SCIO.
gurdener * and indirectly be lieneficial to merchants, priations of tne people’s money. Cue entire six are
•LIO,
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o RE< h >N
iii.-i t.anif"'ami ti •• hous«-wife. Whatever builds beggars, mendicants ami creatures dejiending up­
H.Unc t«hh«e-l lb» akn«« n.mod
Ua>k.
t
ft*-iu
th.
t.umrt
nrwprlo
’
iw.
Oa»
a id nmk< » belti r ag ricultural pursuits, will aid on public charity. Like tne public franchise hold­
4<Knl.hl, I aoiwit th. fwlron... nl th«
■ubile I will ««utllnuw th< aratfva ■’• ih*
wi ry biiNii *..... iitertirise. Unless tne farmer is er, once having fastened upon tne public teat, it is I
.«■IM th. «HIM .-.i.bil.h. I .nil «oppi,
I iu . hih roua. there is s* ant pr>mpenty for the mer- difficult to make them break away.
tM>k* cui»
im .' alAa r>rl«w.
with a
l..lr. to h>iui ihr atu aal tan«* <4 • ••»>
«<l Ki»l I3TAH Milli fr»
i hunt, the banker, or the professional man. In
Asa matter of fact, the people are b«-i ng compel­
U>»4) aiwt a •» I.I ini nailon to irwai avaty-
on. 11.1*1,1 aia
tn« end, our entire industrial system deuends up- led to support an expensive college ay stem against
huborilM
•»>•« •••»»
1 -ut» lot bualoeaa,
mu«t JMir««-* p«rf«ct eun»pl»slua
SCIO, OREGON
their wills, it the question should be submitted to
on the prod iets of the s >il.
It LHn«» tkai •»»'
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b**»‘
Fato» ai«J Clt) pn»partie» boutfht and «old
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There is. also.a social feature that w ill be devel- tne voters T»o you lavur maintaining tree college
«tear llnl «a th« ckwk that *not«a
un tu u«ual cots«tuIw-lon t<«la
luuthfulr»«»«
It «111 LIM L«sul>
Il y«>«* «ani lo tell yonr ia< tn. I ai: «rii It If
u | h <1 by our f ur, that IS most desirable. It is the institutions at public expense?" i ni: N ews under­
Il twri be odd
If yuu waul to buy, i < j »» i end
ta thuw wbu lack it. It will »«tain
T.
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NMKkt.
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EWI.NO.
P irj < sc of tn«* management to provide commodi­ takes to say, would be overwhelmingly decided in
th* piouu you want.
It tut thu«« wb« air«»4r t*u««»«a It
Prw^ent
CB»b»e»
It alii «nabl« »mi to aucaaMtallr
ous camp grounds, s>> that those w ho so desire can t ie negative. Thai is to say. if the question should
»utnbat th« ra»a««a ut w«atb«r a»»4
TLa Beat Ftaaua In Port and to tat
make an outing of fair week to visit with their rel­ be submitted to the taxi>a.ving voters. Now if the
tiTiw
Dua l duubt Jon t ar«u« Just 1
Ie at
atives, triends and neighlsirs. Former citizens of studunta al all of these colleges were required to try Rub«rtia« Yv«r 4rua«>»t «III
«1«« tuu a frw «ataul»
All drug
Oregon
Sciv
Scio will ii* - .ie to take advantage of the fair j»ay a moderate tuition, tnen the |>eop|e would look
Pup’s Coffee House
-IM» k««» Rvbertina.
Week to visit then old holms, relatives and neigh­ upon them more Kindly. But to lax ‘JU per cent,
«lbw Ar>4 uf iba .urriaua atrvai Bildge
Iwwe • frntml t«nklng b *>«1 * to-Ite ng» tm«l
bors.
of the people who cannot under any circumstances
>»«-••
io«a1r at lut reni taie* and 4r>lla
0BA1T.M J. MASXR
•sued
«H» prliMTipal ell Im
SUv
Tnen. with the view of benefits to accrue to ag- receive any benefit therefrom to maintain free col-’
to Klnar Hrne.)
Troprletor.
ricult ir<* ami tne s - s ’ ih I enjoyments to ire derive«!, leges for the other 10 per cent., is nut only unjust
BEWARE OF DEFECTIVE Til LES
w hy shouldn't we makeour fair a splendid success? but is a mild form ut rubbery.
(HILTON
A » Mt rwc I of Till« por pai ml
\»ny should not every citizen, who is at all public
Therefore at no distant future, our entire free LODGE DIRECTORY
by lha
■spir.ted. Use hold und help push the enterprise state college system is sure to come l»efure the peo
Rnl«bl» ul lb«
Notary Public
*»!•» T»at. Na tr - K*«».-«
aiong? Why si ii ,id not every citizen of the Forks pie for their assent or disapproval. Tne opinion is
■>»»<iu< ib» Firs« a»4 Tbit-
1 f"N *u! «mrb ».ufi*»!
ANO
m im .■.u.'ui.i.. :** .;uf!:c:c:;t!y interested to sub- rapid !y g*vn,,,g gemmo that public tax moneys ex­
Jul«I la^rtln« »Hb L <■
KLAL ESIMIE bKUKErt
s> ribo f<>r, ul IciiNl one share uf the fair stock'.' pended tor educational pur|os«-s, should apply to
tilth« rml property T«”> I»••*»•! t«» parvbaw
Y M aa iba rthb rrt»«ays •
o b » t «* p < •• mutin f<M mot»«» Moaned, war
Morva, lane. »«. •« a>!4 Ni
\v line it is true that the care uf and direction ul our public school system only, i ii« people desire
Tdpntt v « mt « «ipBrfaMMMi in Notary work
afrvt*«
rmaivlng tint «Malti ul uui capar.
J U H**LLAM>,
«Ad talBd draiiug ft««« Uar a geitrraJ klM»WMMge
•» mb
L«ta‘*4.ab«xl in lai
Hie lair must nrcessurily devolve upon u few peo­ that our ¡itibiic hchoul system shall be lost«red and
g
i oaaioaa.lor
Mi «mirti lAitruibPht« «nd tend Ulta* A4
Ua>fti«intk>«* ui «otatra «wrefuliy alia»« fod to.
ple, even il tmse few are not to your liking, this developed to the greaUst degree uf proficiency.
Z. rt. R l DD, Maaagar.
KNIORT. UP P1THIA*
kMf»« ar folta I ad aLMtealtul Utt« proturrd
is not sutin lent ex« use tor you to refuse your aid. But when trie stale has given lu our boys and girls
an 4 auuurinJ
A<wcu«n«r t bird aa4 Mr<».laH*ln *1».
Rag«1*' u.wt1nv aurh Tu».
M’lU
UlCKuuM
, >1«) nl.bi
<U« m 1 wu-i*
Al
I'eriiUf s. next year the management may be plac­ the best possible public school education free, it
ALBANY, OkiOON
I
rl.1iuH will iw «Ir»« th» g’.-
ed m liamiso! your lavuriles? At all events, just certainly has discharged its full duty.
hand
A W PALAI.
A U PRU.L.
C C
remember Inal the munagemeiit will have to do a
L H MUXlAMi
L vi R •
great deal of very hard work fur absolutely no pay
(»overnor Chamberlain has weilded his veto pre­
Attorneyet-La ©
ul ml, imr vv itlioul even u chance of graft; also,
C. U- LuM), Propel.lor.
Tb» Lovwl ■a»h«*..
rogative
witn
an
abandon
rarely
characteristic
ot
»«nary EuLlk sud »olte-itor
that the enterprise is Imt to aggrandize any indi­
Th« fol|.>«li>( arw pH*«» ,»»«1 »a Tl.«r»d«
of rai«m« «»4 r«n um«
■ 4 g<M h WrBk b j wur dewiBt«
an
executive.
Neverlhelt
sg
much
of
the
work
of
vidual <>r Univ iduuis. but for the purpose of devel­
Boat 2Oc M»sl In th* Vallar- On«" lia.ni »vlMNrvI ALRaNY. ORKUOM
,
|*l bu-hel
|
the legislature hat been unnuiied thereby saving I «•»«. l>9t
oping tm For.*... of tne bantiam.
All Nl«M.
1 w
| K>ur pwr «BrA
a. a>*a«i
C. C. Mi»»Kl
As a means of advertising, the fair cannot hani- alxjut one-half million dollars for the people, the >imn. i*r ton
! itoskM«. W»r »Of»
velos
are
very
generally
commended
by
the
people.
Oregon
Albany
lu
BRYANT a ROM
ly, be oveiebtiinated. I tuple will visit the fair
M
• bop. pvr Io«
tiuttvr. iCtmniry
rvH
and view uur products who. otherwise, would nev- T ie governor can hardly be accused of attempting >«•.
t*T do«>n
I Attorncy8-at-Lair
>•
ei even mur about us. Homeseekers will see our a grand st «nd play many of his veto messages. < btehrna, |*r pound
hkrlwn* p*r
yonftg
1«
«
loodwia Bkrk
ALRANV. OHf.<a>N
ALBANY
THE
L»a».lilul lulls and valleys, our magnificent homes True, he grilled tne legislature and especially the »•BrBB, per fMMtft'l ____
ar
I urlrf*. per pouBd
....
u
DAILY HERALD
our meal Im alums lot tne dairy and slock farms sp *aker in Ins Monmouth-Drain veto, but as the •»ttrka,
u
per poviml
..
^ygATitaroKti a wtatt
per pound, lire weight
w<
aod ma iy of them will settle among us. Tne re­ grilling was richly merited in either instance, he iswf,
<"<•.
per
p«
hi nJ, live weight
Mak«,
Unusual
Cut
.ng
Naw
sult will be tne lupid advunce in the value of youi can hardly Ire accused of playing to the gaderiesiii eel pe. poind. |<*< «hipping
v? ‘
Attorneys-Qt-LoiD
M.n.g.m.nt OfTsrs Dally
administering the rebuke. At ail events the govern­ «beep per potted, elo Iter«
farms.
delta*, per pound
P.g.r On. Y.ar Far
Oil» la Rhimhnr, Btu-k
All of these results will not be brought alx»ut bv or's action is nearly universally applauded by the
•3.00.
ALBANY :
OtgiioM
one Ian, but by a .series of them year alter year, , people. Most republican newspapers have little to
Th. Albany Daily Harald can
oi whicu tne present one under conteniplalion is say abon tne matter. While thev mildly criticise
(JO TO THE
b. hag far M Ou a yaar by tub-
but me starter und groundwork of future success- the governor, very few of them have temerity to
.Bribing new. It cntalna • ta
ful exhibitions. AH dej enus ujM»n the people and . defend the legislature. They know the people jub-
I pags, covering the n.w. Raid
■
tify
the
governor.
how harinoniouBly they work together. The present
campl.t.ly.
You can heap aa
O«ly First-Glnaa Sbop la tb« Q y
b am ol dit i ctors and officers are to serve but om
wall posted an county court e
*•«»•• of • «*■»! Rassir»*««!.
year; their »uccesjairs will lieelected next January.
•»wring ... ...................... Urna
matter* ang go Inga at the coun­
Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin, has resigned h s
Hal «..-ting —........
S* <v*nta
Na. I«« I. h«r»b, (Iran that th. uadvrugna
ty .oat from the Harald ae It
A iv mistakes tne prese t management may make, seat in the millionaire club at Washington, because adM»lnlaimi<ir
•hamiwia,..........
Hrwnis
<>f in* ««tai« of Claud« n sb«
■alk«....
---------------- tnwnls
derr.wd »«• IM In tb. ■ nuaty Coan I
you lived in Albany.
The Ore­
can lie avoided by future. Isiards, though the pres ne cannot atTord the rapid jtace of living that is on.
Inn County. »Ul. ul orng**n kls Inal acmun
gon
legiaiaturo
hangleg
fear-
• >l wui mane us lew mistakes as possible. But becoming the established rule among the millionain •» .orb .luiiiilunim U« «al.I mata. «ni ih.
□EOftUE DAVIE.
Proprietor,
th« A im day „I April. A D net. ■
lowly. The HoraM'a offer of
it is your upty us a citizen to aid the enterprise ii . congrrsamen at tne national capitol. Slowly bui n ■ ondar
boor «4 on« u«hwb m th« aflaraena ha
•3 00 la only the actual wet of
a awl *1 Said emiri a. ih* ft*« Inr hwr
♦very *av tnat von cA<, Hear iri mind that the surely the fact ia being established, that an honest awn
white pa par. It will M
•g <u.,-WtU»n. tn mid Inal •»•»«•ipl an* tur th*
R iHgl.Trcr.
outs. I • world w ill judge us largely by the speev.-s congressman of moderate fortune can no longer miWmehi Ih-*W
put back to ita fermer
llulnUtratnr of the total««! I loud M Hhel
or failure of this our first endeavor. Therefore afford to retain a aeet among the nation's lawmak
Thp Weekly Harald, if
Ion »la* mwd
Th« Albany Hardware Co.
•1.S0.
let us drop any jietty jealosies or amm«>ssiti«*B we • ■ra because of the expensive method of living re < mu»r a abn. Alternar«
lias the I m * hi Rtuck in town,
•eng In
with
may hav and wora b>getner harmoniously for the quired. Jeffersonian simplicity is rapidly becom
ind is the cheapest place to
F or . alp —A grwul gingia buggi at»
menay ardor
common gmsl of me community. Ia*t us comp I ng a legend. No wonder the nations money is » arnra>. Ingulf* at thia *>lflc*
rade. Sole agents for Valv»
acrlba through yaur peat moo­
the outside world to acknowledge our enterprise lavishly ex|*en<led. when its custody and care ia in
iline
OiI. N uh . 21» and 221.
ter. Aggrooa, The Herald, Al*
Til. N.w. ufflr. iLw. all kin<l. <>()«.
and <hat Scio and t.-e Forks of theSantiamis just­ rusted to men who scarcely know the meaning o. ■rinting iu guud alyl, and .1 r*Muaabi,
Hirst Street. Albany, (»regon.
e
bany, Oregon.
ly entitled to a position on the map.
the word, economy.
pria«.
Sutwcrib. fur lb. M artian News.
L. W. POMEROY
WOMEN»«**"
IHE SCIO STATE HAUK
B or & ri WX^
Linn County Abstract Co
10YAL RESTAURANT
Keystone Shaving Parlors
Albany Hirdwari Comp’y