• I
>
n »1 when or where the rn tn b* take his place may ALF*. F* «SUCCESS IN OREGON
>' secure«!. Hence, th • employer, pract caily, suo-
Tim •» A C- aiprniixulal farm at
nits to ti.e dictation of tne employe. Their rela- i C «'»allia Ha. la-v.i atp.rtm. tiling lu
t ins are nearly the r«*v«-rs<-, in this regard, tc»' atr»a»t>( au I pasturing Alfalfa, in t Dr
«nat they were a few* years ago. In the old days] H llbycuuHa rv|»««t. I >• lullo*ii>s r«-
jtifceling and grasping employers exact<-d the mli -
V p» ‘fit <>f »37 *«l an acra on alfalfa fur
{reatest amount of labor in exchange for th«* llirra u«..i«l»>. lia l^au pruird lu bv a
hlltvft'i Al I lie* pail* «lb* • <«1
inall«*st amount of money Now. the laborer who. praibilil« l») au vtpori.uout ou tbv U.
O»ail maltrr.
is but small sense of hinor or principle, ren V ( laru. l**r«*. Tlie'v will rvuiaiu yrl
<1 »r i g 'h* «caa»»u ihre«* «»r finir im »nth«
ters the smallest amount of labor he can and de u» «rw »»1 paeCurage *n» il*« «aine allaita
1*1 IlilMltil* t*\Fl4\
IKIhAY I«/
tB«W «ml Dr. Vh thyojoitm, «I» m ta «h*
mands whatever he will in the way of a wage.
; r - Itng I he e « |M*riu»e*»ll » conBd«l>( thaï
T. I,. I » I ’ < • < i I . I< .
As a result, some cla.ssesof w«rk, notably on the ri» re Ihm •- «il «• r» «id b- frâUiel
b lJi roM A*»l> 1*H«>I*W I*- •’ •*-
arm. wood ci.opj ing, etc., are neglected for the i Ir* tn )<«luratfF «4 the hei»| «iuriitx the
• h inner. Th« »l»«»ai«'g i« that H i« Ix—
oelter paying jobs in the lumber camps, railroad .»r*«o| alt alni iei «^uaHy lau»ra'4«’ >le*
Hirilt-u i<ll**l'Ì<»N HAf l -l
■on struct ion, etc. («rain raising has so small a ! in -.«tratl”h t'a » l*e ma4e un ci(«vrr,
r |«e «»» veh h
¡ he ie«yit« are ul etnk
II
margin of profit that the high prices labor now* ■ i» g value III illUAlTitlug the i» ••!* lliti««
Oi.v y»«tr In s4va:i«*i*
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. 1
One vs r, ai aial *»( • **•'
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co nmands cons im.*s, entirely, the small profit. I'*- i«4 «e«u*m OrogiH» iu (he kehl, a« Ilio
1
Our year, at rivi i.f ? >«ar»
......... ............. ..
.
pr »ÖI l«> b>* g»«iii<«Ì by th* pl m to u»**re
2
i
•
<1 *<*d. some farmers will Is* fortunate if they are prr a re tha » !•««!• ou a Im i» it vtu l»e
Ou. .ur. »t rn l .l * p«r» .... ...
...
W>
Hi V muiill.» ili «>l»
•
.............
...
.
n *t compellr«! to dig down in their pockets in ad i -b» e ss »«urti tue« “vH «> ,
5.
I
In the e xperiinvnle, II*«g» «Vre nAnl.
üf» dition to paving the expense of harvesting the*r I hlrlx-IW" •>! th«* an niait «er« p u «»n a
Single .'«.py >n i»rap|«r..............
............
..........
gram cn»j»s. Ami fur fuel, some Io alitiv.» will I m * [ t* » «• rr ti ■ M *( Alleila A |» il I. H but
lite «4 the pige «er« pnil «I up tn th«
iinrhet. and arre of or linar y
s s iort, nevertheless they are sluai«‘<i .y the midst ’ 4»H«le a*
t*» brttaplitig I'ptoJulv
they
Í -f a '.veil *.*.■: ;d *d 'di/'r**'’.
!» <1 ina-ir a mi gam sn
p«'Ui»«l«
I
Of count«*, much ns we may dislike to see it, ih »oirv «ifatia, ttwy h »d cmiemued dur*
II
fh re will oe a reaction hi the lals-r market. Th«* !•»,, the three Ui*nthw' Urfl'Mj. liA>0
|« m « ih |« <4 «tain» UHik, and I UM putiiid« <4
H
•xtrem«* high prices to which I uiii I ht ha.. b«*en ad* • I »»plani wbrAl >’»r I he akiui Uli.II.
o
ti ana pnaliHedun the vullrgr lami.
vanctsl must curtail building operation«. If em- auli
* « •• «i« iter IO>|>*Mt»d« wa« alluded, «g*
p »vers of laisir must do business at a loss, it is gi**gating I.N <•-*
r’«»r
the chopped
aiirat. alao g»x>wti *»n the farm, 1 *y
only a question of turn- whet) they, voluntarily or «•rut*
p«r p mi » h | a a* •UuW«dt
ting
does Nor rnNrw a pan
o icrw ise, must quit Railroad construction will, 111. In , making the to’al cu»l «4
. • -,.s«-lr ly I, - <• I,-f I' ,
I , A J 1,1- t <■ r.l»«- W Itll .»•.«le Iron» alfaU*« i*^«turagv, fAO.Vtf At
An order hits be * unnmi * it • i t»v i>r«*-*wi«*- •
<»:t «» ni»
Uiigíil, the prevent mar*
t iny other business enl«*roris« s. The number of h«*t prH*« »4 ii'#gB, the i«iue <4 the III*
Ro »sevelt. sendimr the big H *'*t of l»utll«*shipH »n
« r» a-r ih «right I«
H’». leaving a i rt
a numt»«*r of tin- cruisers around tin* Horn to t!« i»is will, in this rtrtnner. be curtatl«^! i.»til there baîsfîir b*r »h« allatta pati uragr.uf
» «Kl. nr |ï*. &» per a* re
l’>t ifie Coast. Relative to this order, the Nev vill not I m * more than one jot» for each man, thus I-’» M«
a»»’in»«*, th«* ia*wr profit blamed
*
|uaiizing
niMtlcrs.
York World has asked the opinion of th«* state g< v
(r ni» ih»* «bali • paaturag«, V*.einer with
But wnat is tn«* cause of th«* great increase o’ (l«.H »ri i»« br nuiixd during ih« nr«l
ernors upon tne advnubility of mobilizing a batli -
«ui in »nlb« ui which ihr pig «»Ü rr-
j
it»s
over that of three or four yearn ago? There . I tin»m
s lip fleet on the Pacific, and the view Japan woi u
*i . Ili»* U»*ld. la hot ?hr «tatly pr- ttt
i thr denioi at ration.
In «uhlhhui, the
bs juxtitbd in taking of th«* move. Governot ire fully as many laborers now ax then anu the «km»
milk pr*>d «erd on tier lärm ar»*« at
»
ienome**ul
increas
•
on
;
'
■
»••
prixiuction
emi
of
the
Chamberlain n plie«! in th«- following intensely
^.» « ■ nie |a-r itA) i «>u»ida, an«l d»«i nuC
luvcr. is the principal ca !s«*<»f the seeming scarcity i haie U» t>* haüi «I *«fll tbe pfrlhUNM*. The
American spirit:
a tifil th*» Ilog" COi<«UU»e>| mought 1<)
“The plan to mobilize American battleships in i i the iatxir market.
< »• t* a bUthrl« matead ol ti»r «XI vr tt
As
th«*
N
ews
sees
it.
there
are
two
causes
to
til»’ ha« tata*n ihr market price u..til re*
the Pacific meets with m> approval. I know u
.
whit view the Ja;iane8e nation would take of tl.- »ring about tms condition. A large number of la- tynitly
«laure «rei bevute! all. Ir»«ever, la tha
. .............. iiini 1 iari- ns»
Do not t link ths t »or-rs have 1» *en attracted to Brush American pbaraaol rv»l*»ranon «4 tiie land tu ita
opinion should b< commited, * but b«*ii«*v> tbs
igiriality by tbe growing <4 h*gumim»ua
» »nits, attract««] by th«* alluring pn>|S)sition of «»i
< r«»p* ami th«* pre«*riww Ql llv«n»t«a k uli
go ernment snould act for its own protectin' .
field «i h Ita Irrlhitmg H>d*»e cr
without consulting the views of any otnei nation.“ •.leap homes. More of our p»*<»ple I a* e emigrated th*
I hr aliaba Ariti <io« d lia** »»etrr had a
to
Manitoba.
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
than
Why should President Roosevelt, wno is con -
puiiud of iMiiiiiirr» ial lertihsrr ou ite Í*
a brat gr« und
tue uplat» I,
mander-in-cnivf of our army and navy, consult th' n my have an idea of. The other ami principal urditiar*
and !».*• timi anbje«*ted tu li»« treatment
«•»son
is
tiie
grea*
increase
in
the
amount
of
the
liki s and dislikes of any nation as to the disposi
tbal i» ra«lh |«»-aibie ui. any «rat*
few years ago there was but rn» O’rg il tarin.
tion of either army or navy, so long as tne rights n »ney par capita.
of such nation are not trespassed upon? M ist w« t few dollar.« per capita in circulation. Thirteen.
GROWTH Of DAIRYING
<a d the treas try reports, but mon* than one-half
ask Japan's consent to move our snips of war U|
an ri ulriKV <»f tbe growth of Iba
on the high seas as »uits our pleasure and conven oi* liiis was ti« d up ¡:> tin* banks and which could
ience? If so, we do not deserve to be consider«*« n >t in* borrewed. Now. through tn«* phenomenal ■lain industry in tin- Fork* «»I ibr Sai»-
> itput of tin* gold mints ti.e per capita circulation liana* ibr •I--OU ' of «frulli elirck» kt
a national power of the first cla.-s.
Ibr Mair Iteli* uf
But, sup|K>s« Japan - *es proper to consider t e i is grown until it is now more tha*» $1V» for everv ri hlriiiw.
nm.
woman
and
child,
ami
it
all
is
subject
to
cir-
In tbr m*«nlb "f June, I'.KIrt, the total
mov -ment aa a hostih* act and a menace to her n -
lu t»«e
><l virgin « l>«-i k- w«> »¿HCl
tvresia? Wtiut then? Supisise, even, tnat be u ation. The onij rm son that prettnta the cir mouth Join ibi» va-ar. ibr total **•
I culation of ali of it if : men will not Liorn.w.
They It 11)27, »bouii g an iiorraarol orar y
cause of Japan’s exulted opinion of herself, si «
IlM prr wot.
lina g in I» not atirihu
I
i
not
need
to.
because
they
ha
.
e
plenty
without
sees proper to deciare war upon us? Site wou.d
tallir rnltrvly V* tbr ii»crra»r In tbe
HU brt of cuwa iiillk — l. . rvprtlirlr»».
only bring on. at once, a condition t«.ut many thu k :»arrowing.
tbr iocr aar
baa Ir rii ama ijrralnr
It
will
I
m
*
remembered
that
the
Populist
party
inevitable uefore many years mst.
Evvry «I lirjriuau la g -tt ng out,. In» j.»i»
ontendeil that $.r><» per raj ita would give thecoun- ll< kuna» that tbr rtpn.aa of kerpmg a
But there will be no war. neither now nor in t.«
ry
abundant prusperit}. the lalior« r good w age putir Cu» I» lull) «a > irai a» It la lo A«-rp
future between ourselves and tne little brown met
a go «I Olir
lia-la«, th.' r I» a colitinual
unless Japan, in her aggr«*ssiveness, makes war t an I a fair valuation of prosperity. If $35 gives us ar rail ng out I t'«v»» g'*lng mi. Tlir |arif
nink.ra arr ta-lng <••inrri«-.' luto »rry
necessity, in the first place, Japan has not yet re our present prosperity, the addition of $15 more
I br- l aixl afr («ring Vpla. r»f by
couped from her set-to with Russia. She is ills n ikes one dizzv to think of the boom our entire congo: la-it< r milk «pia ily. I bla plan
«ill Iw c..ni|nur«l until tin* «latry li«t«i
uuntry would enjoy.
pre| ared to take on a war of the calibre that w>
Clic kantiani Jilnvo.
*»****»♦**»♦»«
M
H
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Politicallij Independent
MYI.R
Should late press disidttches prove to be true,
which suit«* that large nembt rs of Japanese sol-
liers, un«h r th«* disguise of taltorers, an* in Mex-
i > ready to mobilize at a moment’s notice for th«*
»jrjxiseof man'hing upon United Stales territory
»i»fon* an army could I m * collected to meet them, a
jjdt cause for w ar would b«*conie at once apparent.
4 *xico must be ignorant of tins reported condition,
i use she would have made a vigorous Kick ag *inst
s icn proceedings. It as also b«-«*n stated that must
all of the Ja|>anesc now in tne Hawaiian Islands
a** also soldiers in disguise. These reports are
lilher false or true, and a matter that should I m *
1 1 >ke«i into bv tho governmental authorities. If
I «pan should think t:.e mobilization of a licet by
t te United States in Pacific waters a menacing act.
w.iat shall we consider the introduction o! trained
t * » >ps within striking di lance, in a clandestine
manner. There may I m * more in tne Japanese war
sc ire than is shown U|s»n th«* surface, 'l'nere may
be mon* method tnan madnesi in »he President's
order sending the battleships to the Pacific Coast
raMmgww^ra»raw^» nu m» i
-»
K-niaii.» g>*>liilng l-ui tbr t> at milkora
ublainaliiv and wlmb a ill rraull in
grrxtrr pf.-flt to ill dairvmail.
a
«»CMAHDSUN.
Paran»* m V, T. J. Muukrra
*aimMY, I'. A. Uarixr
Scio M üüih . i Conipam'
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
W. <1.. •
F ••<!
Iluur
Physician ^Surgeon
Trlrpl»«»»»e Kiclmngr No, 11
GEORGE.
K0ENEKE
UKKUON
Fro^fleiur
Dentist
OREGON
SCIO.
lU'Ini
the «I*»*«* nantol
tea»k>f from »l»r
nriHMtrior. <•«»»
M knlglil. I «««kit thr
roti Bare <'l II»«*
|vti'»lir « will KHitiniir ll».*
«»»» »h«*
rvmd <»»» »hr *<»uir< «** i *I»H d I»«* I •»«■! «»»ppK
ehokv* <■»»«• n » vmm * al»h’ p. hv<A With a
«1» «It* In h»rtti I hr MvfOMi t»i»«*r of m*r)
Y m *I>
a Ivivrtiii)»attan» to Uvat vwi)*
<»•»• rU(hl. I a»»»
V .nr* for
».
N
HuliTuiivu. Ewfvral »l>w|>
in-
plug >1
all
eberp in tiie etale le being
pre'ty generell»' •■••mpii d mlh every-
«luir in epi 'll lane and Unii cuuu-
lb», alivi« the fariner» ai d
beep «ai»
eia are uh lined to evade It. Ii<* dr> lared
tbal Ibi» a« lion Ina» re«ull III Ibe piar-
■ nliuuig <•( the tan «XHintive. alien n«
»b* .......... olii l*v • ' tp|a«l .all or in. H >Uir
fanner- tn lina »inulti have d>p|H»«l
the r flvrke, but a large uiap.rity <«i
thrill in the cuaiily liaev reluml or lie
gleet «.«I tu J«* eu.
Fl. at da«* ««»th ih all branvhee of dmtlatry.
:
mìo ,
O<
:
:
:
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Kkfll. ESÎft I h BKuKtK
>o
< il .< >KGE 1« »1 Nl Kb.
T. J. Ml MKKK m .
Pneai.enl.
*. A KWIMU.
1‘wdiie..
MHKI.TON
THE SCIO STATE BANK
Notary Public
Oregon
Scio
ANO
l*ora a general linking and »»irhang«* hu*|
ne*«
han» ina Ir at current miri and ihatt»
lamed nn principal elite»
MAY BE QUARANTINED
•pvetur, «Iule in Eugene I mi «reti,
elated llial Ih« I*« requiring llie dip
Pr«>prw»ura
Hacks connect uith all trains ls>tk at ¡Vest
and Mankers.
Our rijis arr first-class and our horses gooil
’ drirrrs. /’rices ha asonaltlc.
/
would give her. in the next place. Japan knot >
that the Americana, either on land or sea, ar«* h« i
equal, man for man, in tne war game, umi that««
could mobilize an army ami navy tw ice tiie strengt
that she can muster; ami that while tier resourct;
an* limited, ours ar«* not. Finally, the Japan«*.«
statesmen know that in order to prosecute a gr« i i
war, she must have both money and credit. H .
si's k of money cannot be very great, and, if a
wai w ith us. the European money loaders wouit
l»e very citarry of making her a loan except u|s.i
terms too'extortionate tor a nanon to undertake.
Governor Citamberiain’a sentiments an* tn«* on.,
oms compatible with dignity and honor, the on j
one any self-respecting Ameraan citiz«*n can ei -
tertain. If we ar«' to plaj second fiddle to Japan
w hn.il condition can exist only under compulsion
the q jicker w? tin I oat tn • fa *t tau batter. Wnii
it is true that Japan is grvatiy puffed up, becautw
of her victory over Russia, she is hardly foolisi
enough to tackle L'ncle Sam. without a cause tl«
world would justify. For these reasons there it
not the remotest possibility of a mix-up; at Iva: t
not at the present.
A KUH «Kl
1
MTlM
<«, M
TlKSKIl
.M
M< Viri«
ROYAL RESTAURANT
REAL ESTATE BROKER
*lw«-nt) jrara riiMrUnive hi Notary work
it I mi »«I • l«*Mling gl k rw »»<«• n grinTal kiiowl**«jge
«>1 Mfilfiii lliaf ruuianl« Mini land till«?». A<l
n ol «>*(Mta*R carefully atieihlad tt»;
.•»fix <*K«it i«it«*4 . MlrtHiA<t»»el til kt prtKurrd
mi l vaaiMintMi.
M'iU
HU <>>iS
I t
uran i>*> *»i, Muur
Attorney-at-La r
Veal) r tl>1 Table» »npplie-l with the heal
i Iw loarnei . glint»
h pl«oa«-e»i
Alban)
H. MOM AM If
Solar) rubli, au.l M.iKilor
ol l*Mtvnt» au.l r«-n lut«».
Oregon
• titee, i<l um .M Strati
<i O TO
T M
H
lì
AI.B.M, oKKutiN
Hr> ant
C. < . kirjaat
HMÏANT A MiN
Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
TIWK < AMO JM». SA.
Tram« « v « mm a *.« 1« ìaqi I mm
Mo I-
|.«a»r« t « «ulna
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« «n I alila
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Traina T m «n«l F■ < mm Srtrell.
No. 4—
U-nve» Aliami fw l*etr<Mt....._. Î:W A
krnvee l»elm*i . .... .................. II *» A
»
«. a re« I tarimii
I w r.
ai r
taf « •••-
"! '*
Attorneys-at-Lair
<«<a*lw.n iitatk
Ila» < u’llng
A
ta
é
Convict Schnntz, the San Francisco boodling ex
M
tn
Ivor, seents to be about to th«* end ol ms rope,
LABOR BECOMING THE MASTER
A
ill* nas been turned down by the court of appeals
ta
The latxir question Nevins to be nix»ut to take oi and. therefore, Judwe Dunne’» decision w ill stand,
A
anew phase. IL*retofor<*. Ia«or has been the sei i .V ¡en Mayor Schmitz returned from his foreign
I fr I m « fwr < «»evalihe.
•—
van* and the employer the master. Now, owiiy t > ir. st*emingly filltsl with virtuous indignation *<o bave«
Aliati) fori'or valli
T JÖ A M
........
«*>' A. ta
i • it even m suspicion of guilt sh.i.iid I m * entertained ^er««e* <’«»rtallia
to the fact that there are two or three jobs it
Mo !•-
every lalmrer. both skilled and unskilled, he -th- a ainst him, many people wondtred if a mistake I i
VUmy ..
...i tra
..... ..
laboringman no longer talks and acts in a subaer hi 1 nn’ h *n mad» at th«* instance of Special-Pro A>rive« al < orvalHv
i «. r m
vient manner as in lite past; but now assumes a secutor Heney. But Mr. Haney its made gixxi No lx* a
Allant ...
....
1 r m
Arri*«*« <'orvalli» ............. ......
• i» r. m
important mein, knowing tha’ the employer mu.* t .villi tn«* San Francisco gratters as a *11 as with th«
IrwlN« M»r All»an>
come to his terms if his services are secured. B< Oregon land thieves. President R -o.tevelt mati
cause of the scarcity of laboring men anti the nu io mistake when he picked up a then inconspicu leave« <V m valli« ..».•»
•:» A ta
I
Al rive« Albany
.
7»P* A M
merous demands for his services, he, as a matter ous lawyer from the Pacific Coast to fi 'it tne ueo ^o. >
l^v»vMi'rw*valli«
II*« r. >
of c »urse, s let! Is the job t.ial m . IS ..i < ladra ntn pie's battles. Messrs. Heney and B :r.is hav<
\rrlvvaat lH»any
i ia r >
inclinations. rm.r can he be bl tined for such ac placed tueir names hi t le history of restoring th« VO ? —
ve« < '«vai Ila
. ....
• od r. >
tion. He is simply doing what everybody else d< c> government to the p tople in an enviable niche. But lesa
Irrite» Al'mn)
.......
tar i
w hen he can. A few years ago, when tl ere wa.* their work has just l»egun. Th«* Aegean stables in NO. Il -
Len
« or* all»«
Il I* A. M
two or three lals»r.*rs for ever,- job, employer every large city is ready for a cleaning.
Al ih mal All«ny
M . ... ... u * p. y
were inclined to l>e sotuewhal dictatorial a.« t<
«o lt •
Ix-a m hlhany
M.«SAF I
whom he would employ and how his work shoult
All of the Referendum cas-m, w hich Judge (¡a!
Uil'real t'vtrvalll« ,-ra .. ..
I 1« F. >
Al! fi ve «bore tratti« «onne« t «Hh <«»utbr
be done Now the shoe is on tne other foot Mr «»way decidedly adversely to the |>e »pie, have bee
anlflr i ««tniam) traina, hot » ai Al'viny ai
employer doffs his hat to labor He oftentimes ac tp|M*aled to the State supreme court. It is thought •• valli«, aa «eli a« tnain Unr l»atrvvH. givi»
i.m «ri VMM t«> Nawpnrt an I a IpMent tiearlw
cepts inferior or profunctory services because, ii hese cast s will oe advanced upon th«- docket of thi 1« wli aa Rieltrnlmeh Ho’ «pting».
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