The Santiam news., April 19, 1907, Image 2

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She ^antiam JHcirs.
Scio Li very and Feed Stables
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JU ¡HIE Rl'f'PEV P Hu I SE.
business; fur it made it possible tu form aa selfish
IM INE. CAB Viri ti «r JF ANI BrATK 09
and corrupt ring of <xiuc «tiunal politicians aa ever i vUovi. r * umori uf un
infested a state. They would now corrct the mis­ Itaxi Etrtna» A umiianj
FamtUM ’
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take. Ti.iy know, as a qia-lion of public policy, A J
la*r>A-l
la
filati tut b> »inaenfan
that it is better to place a 25 per cent, better edu-
MYER 4 klcll AttllMjN. Proprietor«
»••uesd oat «M 19» au«va aatliia*
LMlion within the roach uf every Uro-goh bov and «M»t la toa au- va »Militai oU ««• •<>»• di*
’ rvulad tni »e»K»ied ut» »A» iHà «la* <4 MafxA
girl, then it is to place a 1UU per cent better or ’ i»4. 4 U< ta«i*i »k» Ita kuituaing da»
Ho#« rt>
Hacks connect icitk all trains at Hlwrf Scio o
higher education within U»e reach uf a few uf them. I ciibad
¡»winhiu, ai ih»
ar*tn«r *4 Lu< »*
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in
ibr
CU>
of
astv
Lsnn
Uiagoai
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I ne people want ill public effort given only tu
and Huth trains
at Clunkers.
o
* ru».Minrf tl»a«tca *••«< g» ->4 Uwt ioti«»
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the betterment uf our public sc'muls. They would aaa* MOfnat 04 L m < « • la «»»4 •«•> »a*t.v
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1 «vuiI» lo tb* <v«tb tavnt u< ft bo<t a» Ctaai
like, at leant, four moro grades a id»*d to the pub­ Ì »Latto »«» a* c-a
d»r»-’ton a. m/ »•>*
Our rig* arr first-class ami uur horses gaud ■>
• »** » »MHn
lic sciiuol curriculum. I ins can be dune, only, w ith »•»Ih »*•-.» <»• «ai J IleUtTM»-*
apfwB»ila
luanu
u<i
a
»«•»»
atiB
»Iva
9a»»
hn»
<>f
an incroase uf the Khoul tax. They would like,
drirtrs. Prices Keasunablt.
o
« ba J DI «*. tbar.<a
lo IU
of
and think it m only u matter uf justice, lu have the ^ig naia?
VV“VVV« w a a a a a ” a a a aa
. mi •aTCBUtV <B»
i«a» «4
ptAJU.IAAl or $7<JU.<MJ(J that is now expended aiiiiual- vFBtL «HI
UZ al «br
»4 .««»• u ' m *.» F m .
«al l 4a> ai tba ? -m« Jou»
iba
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ly on the aix state colleges a kied tu the publn I ' >< «ari
la La <»«> ut Al’«r»> m
school fund
While this amount would nut make ■ vunlj o» Man. attd *«•»» *•< t>«<<>*• »r»A ai
Hthik tlMMUh fa»» U»»h IW ha»»J »V f b» bWl»»«’
colleges of all uur public schools, it would help Wdfl t I tiw ri<M jliÌB »mi iièta.’v « -il ’Or
uiam.aa
I a U- i » htih* » datari Inni ib an • *o «ha »aM
somewhat toward that end. Nur will it provide p««i ptoprtlf aVv» -
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T J Muntere. W. f Olii,
.'»Un i. tb» i-»'»»* >• ‘4
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a fuutivall field fur every school house. That part I H»td a»la «Obr apfaMMd lo «a MHy a»*d LBr<«*
L I» Mver», J.J b*r*ea,
< I
kw«» a» b ikevt
• h
V A. W arnai.
of the public sch«jol pupil’s education would have • M»a Mut» lra-1 VliwHtvh «n i «••ina da) ul
in»r«*^t tb*«*<M» l«ott» «br V.lb
to continue neglected. How ever, the average tax­ alth
a.eh
la*
a» lb» rat» uf i pt’ «wni
• »Bìi'iUi
and tb* fatti*»» «uMi «4
w « ch )
payer will nut grieve, seriously lur the neglect.
hi«-« «»» 1 ■»*- »«t. tu» IkiiUr*. 4-kS»» • noe
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The college, uf course, will ever be a necessity i vii ik«> »rii, «il rnai pr«»F»ftF '<a*b/ m •«** ‘
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lu»«' »Mi|Hfa>n Bc'Of !ln< t«»
to the completion uf tne finished or te«.'hmcal edu­ ;
uai«*>l Ibi» «Clb la. ul Ma*vb I» .
cation. but as the recipients uf such are tne direct
» » «giva.
nb«tit«4 Linn loun»> m »*< >n
beneliciaries thereof, it is only a matter of jusUc«
hetk< far rabifa-Attua
Uiey si.uJld Dear the expense. B it the great ma.-»
Ibitbb av<r»a l.
<>»rr«
of the coming generations, as hi the past, muai
Forthuid vra<un
Manti A. l»*r
be content w ith wi.at book learning they can se­
ROLLER MILLS
so1.0 t» barato| ftv.••» ibai in «*»»»npit»?•<«
cure in the pubhc sellout Eur Ims reason. Uieie : *»»b tb» p»Oil»hm< Mi ilHtttdi »H1glV«»»M
!>■». »nlHAfd
AA «M » io* tb» • A» ol
it. a grow mg demand that common or public mon­ u» a latt
i» in lite Blaf* » <4 < •. l'HUls Utv
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.<«n,
'«'«i»
and
AM*ltlt»tfi«m
farti *»<) " a«
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eys siiuulu be devoted exclusively to buiiumg up —
■S’
• tati ir tu ali tba rauik » and via *•• lo *<<
nut one or two ur a iiali-duzeii, but uur entire pub- >1 Augu I • l-ai An» à K<t»«al( ol bel© coun
> ut Lina fiala or < «rrttoejr uf orrgon. ha«
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ik imol system.
lei» dar O»*vJ in tal» olBiw tMr» '«uni •»«>«
»««-hi vu
gwv l«»T «far pai vL t*a w< iIta > t
A nation cal. I m - coiik - great -only as the general 4 t4 *»»’.ilnfi M» a* in T‘»«n»bip ,«• «» «• alto
- f a* in 1 • -I •: d*»
io firn»
average ui lne mieillg*nee ul its citizens is de­
GMt Ibr «ai-U aikgLl >• u»*xw ta.uablr tur il»
veloped. The stale is a resuecler uf persons wi.en iu»ir « qi ai«»©* tl»a»» fc*i agni;.. im -« i inniA«*»
lu r*l• <.«•.. I h » eia uu tQ «a»J la»» 1 twiotr
it equips u lew ul its citizens lur the battle uf lile .»d
«{ •l«iuH »
< ’•<« al ixulfatud ufi»
witn u college ur technical .-dUiation, w mic lur the ,«in u>. ari la» IlaflM «ia> uf 4a |© j .
»1»« naiua* a» WllMvM
jaiw«t niutf m <
gieiit mass ul its j>e<»ple it provides bu*. an eighth « tu ur. guu Jatltoa ». * rt«»*-w4i <4 •» ch » urr
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b'ina
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glade e«lu« at lull. ljl BOdol .
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i4»g. <»l ach». thiruii
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AM> a’»d au |rtM«»»a« ia>tui«»g «Uvaranij tb»
ileged class un t-ducaiiunai aristocracy, wmcli is .ex*«»
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U »-KILL. W o.
,.99t fi **d fatti4* a/« l* q*tv*l*4 tu fi»«
..«ir « »aiiM* iu Itola otBva un o. b»M» aaU
iniifTKallu tin jh i p, t ,n . oi .« Im- government
.*l «aj ul «ay
Give the puuilc school the best possible support.
A Ut LK NO.a» bhlaH.M
KwgtMar
And techlncai courses wncrover practicable. But
TeU-phon* Eichancv No. 11
tetta
fa»
T
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with tne public school, let the stale's work end.
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CRKOOM
GEORGE*
II the iiiuiviuual is nut tuen aatisiiud, the world ul
t*uni*i>4 or.« i
HUW .V. ,«4
colleges is before him.
J Ü GILL. D M L>
Scio
Judge Reulwn I* Bois-i di»*<| at his home, in Sal­
em, ¡»•Heef'illv’, last week; huving reached the npr
age of MX years.
Judge Boise has been a ¡»art of Oregon for more
than one half u century
To write his life history
f ir that m-fp.ll. vvo ilil
t«> i’i •• tn»* history of
Or , un for tnat time, -o cuntiniiously and conspic­
uously has lie been a.ss»»ci-,»t‘*d with public* life.
No other man. probably. I s nail ><• much to do in
tin uH.nr uf tf • i.it<
■ .t J, i ard< «1 t»,rrit<>-
rial habiliments, as had th«-
i<! jurist. He, more
tiiun uny other, formulut d our fundamental law.
Ti al he wrote wis«*ly and w-ll. the constitution
still standing intact as it < .«me from the builders
bund, is a living monument.
Judge Boise was a just man in l»o(h public and
privuti life. Ill n-i ild/d In .di. fifty Veins III the
judiciury as well as ins home life is similes». 11«
may lui.e, in the estimation of others, erred in
judgement,uul it us tali., i irm*d out that he wasn't
niistak«.*n. During ms many years un the bench,
Nl*TlvB I» barri») givw» li »al In «»»tnpilw nc»
wtlb I«.« ¡»fu» t«U»H» uf tba avt i»< Cu gfwa*ul
h s de«'isi<»ns have, pruhaoly, m en reversed fewer
« mi »« ». A».». TiiiiisrI
AH acl fui ?l*v<wti«ut
tunes then uny o tier judg«.* in toe Weal
It has.
I u . m «» fall i» in Ibr »tale« »»I talilu» u«a «jrr
4<m. Navata and via-fali giun iwrfttury. a»
usually, been s. tlici nt in all legal matters to| The idea is fast gaining ground among farmers, fBtanda
A tualA ih« F m UU gtkiid »tal«» '»y e«.’
tiiat
iegi».ativc
»il
1
,
i
','!
latMMUI
ui
puiii.c
UMMrtyt
be
4 Au u»l ». IMM. t.di»a b King ul telo,
Flute "Judge Boise has decided su and so," tu end
uutii)
ui Litri» «baia <x lvrrn«»r, <-f ur«gu»»
th* matter being liligat i and the case was rarely submitted tu tne ¡nupic ul the pulls lur ruliliculiun, l»a» Ibi» 4«) B h M in Ibi» ufB<*- bri *wurn
before becoming elleclive. fins wuuid apply only tal*u» *nl ho *b> tur tlMr pur.i.aaa ul li*» ~
apappdalcd.
• v, ul »«NLiton >u 4» Ih luauBMip .»u I q
naurfa Su. A La»i an » »iti ultei fr<»i*»l
■rouge uuis«* was, f<>r many years, master of 'he to special jt extraordinary appropriation», us tne io ’«mito
«ho* ihai ih* land »uu. Ut I* u»«»r« Va uah»r
inaiessary
ex
x.-n»e»
ul
tne
stale
would
nave
to
be
vr li» nuttar ur a»un« Utan mr agn»alila«a<
state grange. Patrons of Husbandry; in w hich ¡ sjsi -
jurpAjm*. atti U» ••iauii*u Irvi « aliti «■«•*» I
t on h • 1« came, almost, an uracle to farmers of pruv med tor in uny cuse. aluiiifesliy, a tax snouTd aud itafuta H«gi»i*r *H x v « au etica al
Uf»guh un ftiuay il»« sitA da) vi
(»regon. lie thus IsTHine intimately acquainted mH !”• unpiMtod upoii.tiM people wit.... it Uwircon« <*u4ttai«d
4a>. !• •
sent
and
toe
only
way
in
wmcli
this
consent
can
■ v I m » haBW’ a» aitr««***»
Jaturt htn» <»<
with the firm«-'* and farmer., wiv«*s, among whom
I «M *>fr|on. >»>«B«ik* L » K».t»a II ut •»* .«» <.»f« •
be
a.scvi
lamed,
is
ul
tne
¡sjiis
on
election
day.
it
,u4»
All*» B r\cB*««U. OÌ «i li». Qrrgut»
«u»u
his character lor hom-aly and integrity is umm-
it Was knuw'n tnat un appropriation must hrsl run • King «»I •Ha». »>i«g«»n.
pi-nchahle.
An> ami all pvraui« « tam»>ng aJ»rf«rl) tba
tfa»«« via«*4»t/«4 fa» 1» ara
lu fi»«
As a lawyer. Jud •<• Bui •• st'Msl at the head of the gauntlet ul tne people ul the ¡toils before it b> - • i»air
* Kitta» «i* tot» udu.« un or u«io;« «t>4 j »» i
Came
etleclive,
tne
people
ur
inslilul.uu
would
be
the Oregon bar Asa ju«h e. Ins d«-«i ions stand
«> ul Ma>. ivo.
AlisbK.'UJl •
as m«xlels of rugg»sj and hum st inti*ri>r«-tation of very sure tne ineuaure was nici'uui'iuua before ask­
•»vgiviar
ing
for
it.
1
rue,
we
select
men
as
h-gislalur»
law. As a citizen, he s»-t up a landnni that any
Ur. J. Maa » aa,
An »ijriuin.d iu • pound») of Chin*««
man ma > l><* I>r«• id to lx- able to m< .«sure up to, and WliOln we deem nonesl, cujtaijle and cuiiscienciouu, mrlkh.st,
hmi «* u I I m tU» ala
Mon| Hu
but
our
past
luaiury
uuniunisnea
us
Inal
we
are
■ «»«*
MroguTl. •• »» m W pl»k*i» ! li»
in domestic and family relations, his example is
ullenlimes iinsiaaeii. indeed, the preponderance Ufill«l* « bin«*«* Uer I .A IH** tU*H I I»» Uflifoi
worthy ot emulation in any .American home.
(irol iHttibUitiid« hliu «nJ fuaiaMr«-» saf »•
Hoti
tail Mt at« • bltu Ml Au II- H«at
Whut mor»- Can be sumi of a long illustrious life, ul this ciu»s ui members ul ia.>l sesaiuu were some­ 1« «W..J
ItlWt, AiUah). UtVgUte
what
straining
U|wn
tne
stale's
exchequer,
loo
A
JlW WUT» a U
then to say "Seeing Ins duty in all of the various
walks, he stepped io-ward ami assumed the bur­ many uf lliem Seemed to tiling the stale trvasutj
resuurvea were uniinilcUand tnat new sources lor
den without murimir and did tn«- work assigned
replenishing ul*e Unnecessary.
V\ liul Wunder 1»
him. with an hum-sty ami faithfulness of purpose
il
then,
tnul
tne
people
udupled
tne
Referendum,
w hich has «ver I h -< n the admiration uf his telluw
I will make the se as« ¡n ut
,
as
u
measure
ui
protection
against
predatory
legia-
CltlZeliS,
IVU7, with in V tine 11 ainbleto-
i latures? Can tne people be biunied il tne.» further
tiiait uii «1 Morguti stulhuh
curtail u ¡tower tbul lias been sollugranlly abused'.
A 1'1 I1 IMil.ClM, ACCUSA HUN.
So doubt tne people Will uiien inuxe mistakes; but
in llie end, the} may be trusted lu du auuut right.
There is a disposition on the part of the Univer­ We have luund, lu uur sorrow, Inal we can't trust at HIV farm near West Scio.
sity Ixiumvn. to c< nsure « verely those who would Hie legislature. As u mutter uf iuct, unless our
Season u|»eiis April 1
invoke the Referendum on the big appropriation. legislatures improve in tne quality uf the wurk
beasuii closes July 1
They say. binau. •• of this oppuaitlun, that the they du, tne people w ill soon conclude that It 19 U \|y price tu insure is
$10
friends of the R» !« r» nduin ure opposed lu higher useless and imscniviuus body und abolish it At all Vll possible rare will be useii
education. Of course, these accusers know such events, special und exiruurdinury appropriations is lu pi event accidents, but I
accusations are without a foundation uf fact. They u feature thul the people can Weil ultuld to recall will be responsible lor none
well know that muiiy who desire the Referend­ unto themselves.
Will meet auv calls required
um invoked are college men and are just as firm
. h Sc-iu. Call me up on tin
friends to higher education as even President
pituite.
W. M 1‘ hili irs
Campbell, himself is. I hey would place a Higher
The SanFranciseu grand jury, under the guid­
eiiucation within the reach of ezery boy and gin ance of l’roSi*cutur Heney, is still grinding out in­
u o r U I Ht
in Oregon through improving our pubic schools. dictments enough ui them to keep the courts em­
President Campbell would only furnish such edu­ ployed tor months to cum«*. l’lie Kcuf tnui is nut Keystuue Sliaviuu hita
cational advantages to bu' a few uf them, through yet underway; the jury having nut yet been secur­
the medium ul tne state I niviisity and al the ex ed. at inis writing. Mr. lieney nas made a success Only Firi<*v.laM Shop In th« Chy
jnlise of all the taxpayers.
of getting the w hole rich bouvilmg, franchise grab­
»»»a vln (
IS write
But why. President Campbell, do you objet so bing gang very badly scared. They have about
Ha> < ti’fln*
•Acwfite
Mt.tiu punitif
f\ «write
bitterly to having your big appropriation reiereu concluded Inal money dues nut make a rich scoun­
Hal t*»
AS cwnte
t<> the people? Are you afraid they, or a majority drel immune of the law. Ail nave been compelled
'IEORUE DAVIE.
Proprietor
of them, are opposed to your particular brand of to sit up and Lake notice. Verily, these be truu li­
higher education? Many people think t >at all s|»ec- luus lunes w hen a man cannot spend ins mone} gS
ial or extraordinary appropriation bills should, and he wants to in the buying uf franchises and spec-
soon w ill be required to be, refered to the people i il privilege. R«-uf & Smitz had them to sell and
without the trouble ami excuse of circulating |>e- why shouldn’t tliey buy? Mr lieney is now telling
I
t lions. They think as they have to foot the bills, mem why.
t ey should have a voice in th matter. Anyway,
Hob«rtlM <1»“ •*•« •»•K» w»m«n
P esident Campbell, don't you think it would be
mwi ó««lr«*—< t>»rfecl cumpliclon
b ‘tier to ..ave the good w ill of the people through
H brina« lh*l ntl «muvth. frwh.
Ijist week the notorioea Thaw trial ended, re4-
toar tini «o il»« rb««B th»t
th *ir sanction of tne appropriation at the ¡tolls? uftmg m a mistrial. The jury, after 11 hours de-
jroulbfuln*M.
Il «IH brine bvaut»
Or would you have the appropuation stand wheti.- litmraUoQS, failed to agro-*; live being for .acquittal
ta tu«» «no Mek li: Il «>U r«taln
ir {ur lB-B* *bo nlr««By «o«»«»« u
er *»r not tne pimple are willing?
¡inti seven for convrdpon.“ The trial covered a pe­
*t «m «nabl« y«a lo «u .«««fully
The people wno ¡ijsise tins big appropriation, or riod of nearly three months, but will all have to be
anbat Ih« r«v«««« of «••th»r and
-lm«
Don i Soubt—Uon’t arguo Juai
all appropriati ns tor at>ecia: colleges for tnat mat­ gone over again with the possibility of another
try BobartlM
Tour Srugginì «III
ter, are not necessarily opposed tu higher educa­ mistrial. The trial has shown up the wickedness
«Ir« rou a frw «ampia. All Arug-
■tala ba*n Robartlna.
tion. but they want public funds ex|>ended only in of some of the idle rich that makes one blush to
the building up and making better our entire pub­ know they are American citizens. Most everybody
lic school system. They know the state made a wasdisttuated with the ioatnsonie details and hop­
grave imaiaxe when she embarked in the cullego ed for a decisive verdict.
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Physician »^Surgeon
K3ENEKE
Proprietor
Dentist-
<»K FC.ON
SCIO.
Fl •( ci«»»» wuri in ail branviMMOi tkrntittry,
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Ha in< min baa I ’hr ilwwf navi'*!
i*a>fc*t ht’»
loriflet un*pttr««»r. uns
M Knight, I w» »nt the patroni/* rrt tha
|.n»»lk
. will umttlmw th » lm » nn»h*
r»M»4 fin ’hr
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cbnkv < »il* •’ »rww» a1 »ir pi l.v*
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SCIO, OREGON
Y ■••••<• ftK bu«ri’ir**.
&»»tn «ffl I II y pn'p^rtiew txmtfhl and «Hl
oti lit Uwttal cw>iaiini»*inn I««»«.
Il jr«Hi want IM «Mil joui ta. tu. 1 • an «all It if
it ■'an tar *»>»*. It you want lu bn>. » van find
nr
>o«t want.
I aaioei ■
1 ha be« FUu'w In PorUaud to I. at
I» at
Pap’s Coffee Mouse
Oregon
Sou
Al Wa»( Itud of th« Mcvrnwil Sirv-tt Bildga
chabum
j. mahsa
•'U.AWOTO4 to kiuai Kn»» i
fropnitor.
SHLLTON
Notary Public
Ha.« an Aixrra.« of I Ilia prr|«ml
b> Iba
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REAL ESTATE BROKER
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a»Ml lanu <l»«linc gli«« um - » pieni vi . u « m .,» o
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