The Santiam news., August 02, 1907, Image 2

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there w ill, probably, lx* five times as ma y milk A blUNtWALL JA i KMJ.N JiluitV
cows in Linn county as now. For this reason, mere Mblo«to walMti bat’fi.** « bh I • ViryiBU
is Iround to I m * a brisk demand for good milk cow s. vrV»'r«u. **t»i»«d to irli a ^«•»■1 «lury
■
Hence, every lie |er calf from a go«xj milk strain, a brhigv l*u kirr l l»i»
tniiklrr
should be* carefully reared m order that the de­ «a» » .Ilv«i Ol«l M tar* tir ««• nremwry t
to
I«n taix ll*r flhbry hn-irwun I
mand may be supplied.
tl»r in»« >4 marri» wrr« ri*».uuiuslh I jo -
Atsive ail. every dairyman should keep an accu­
I i g *»r|d taaBi
t»X Cite
or <ir
rate account of each cow in his herd, the amount
tri I hr r urlìi y ,^»iwl II» ibrrr cuti« ■
and kind of forsl consumed, etc., if he would know tMigri » ir» Mileo mb « a rincular j« ari
Ile imm I«I filli y«»u a iHidifo in ’i*r tni»r »1
whetner the dairy |>ays and how much. He should a m | ( kr aifiilirr tuai» lo inali« tl»«|
u «ri» la
also make it a point to produce nearly all tlu- feed tlu* * <> «»«rr
rdat ihr l iihMi
b»*r»i«ti a
consumed on the tarin. While bran and oil meal ■ l»n*igr •»’«»<• ili« *lia» a xhiah JH iobo
s *ems necessary occasionally, tneir places can be «all Ja» Manli tahr«1 Oui VI tira tu hllli
b > m I «ani:
almost wholly supplnsl by cheaper foods which ’• ‘ Y’dl iiiiial |Mit all MHir mrti tu «>>rk.
, Mil«-«, ami »uU MMMrt k rp lltrtu 4 II all
cati I m * produced at home. All of the • facts can j mah!, lur l‘t» «•»! ••»ha*« a hrnlgr «i f»«»
be developed by careful exoenence of the dairy- • hi» »«r am by iu’»riiu»r. M» • ginrar-
man himself, and a close study of the experiments an i.italtiaMr la i»»«, by the «ai—»ill
li»« up lit«1 piana lor vmi
of others The greatest degree of success will re­ "Urh.rirh nett bta’itutig. Jach»»i».
I Muli h «»»rririÌ n»rt Ohl Mil»*«
suit to the dairyman woo gives lux business Il IX
•• *** r hrrr,* lir b < m |. ilulwoualy. *I h »«
c."M' t
t nit« ilig'-ht att.-'.t i'-n.
altaHil 1 hr hr «Ijf*? Ih»i ll»r •••gi»»«rt gi*
\.»U tier pia » •*
A1
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te
of»
A NEEDLESS ANNOUNCEMENT
Scio Li very and Feed Stables
MYI.R
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klCHAttOMJ*.
Proprietor«
Hacks connect tri th all trains both at BV.vf
and A! an kern.
Our rigs arc first-class anti our horses ¡¡ood
drift rs. Prices Reasonable.
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1‘aaaiu. ar.
I
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J
M m>k*r*
A. Uariwr
’• »t I
t»«»k th* n<<t U ni his
HM»ulb at* I H • kr»l th« a»h <>ft with a
I«Trrf.
'timbrai, hr «a»d. ’the brida» 1«
(h’iir
I duiihu ahrlhrf II.» parlar ia or
tout.* "
io
Everv few days some Republican congressman
<> sees proper to announce, verv gravely, that there
will lx* no revision of the tariff by congress next
Ml'i. Hu-.H» TO
winter. Such announcements are wholly uncalled
r«keu up bv lito ui»«b»'»itf im *I. At tin
I
nt»«
«
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I
hot
ma»,
«
cli*«U»ut
I
m » n»«r*.
DAIRY INC OUR ULTIMATE DES I IN Y
for. Nobody expects'that the present congrena
• hltr «p«»< »Mi lofrUrnd. «•«« «la**** utt
will interfere with the robbery of th.* American ln.nl |«rtt «ltd Alii A’txh
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
p Uml»
U« • »*» « •« It*»» th* animal b*
Dairying in the ultimate destiny of the farms of |M*ople. thut is continually going on by the betieA-
vlutf * w n«r»l»lp At.d pB) Mi|f ureeMf)
J A ¿twrî,
IN‘ l‘l<|1‘l<A I I b !■>■< KM IIP H J«, 1UO4.
the (urk./d !!.<• .M!.' am ‘..... . - I ■.<•< ! l>>n <>t tl.e Ctar«e:t of the pr< r.« iit iniquitous tariff system. rA|W*.«re
state is better fi’ted. naturally. *or dairying than Evervlmdy knows that if the pr« -M*nt congress was
are the valleys of Thomas and Crabtree necks ' ruiy representative of the people; that if it be­
AAaUatobaUf'i IMUc.
ami the smaller vallevs tnbutory thereto. Nature lie- ed in legislating for the great mass of the |MM>-
Tu tu. «MuM IT i * ì tose sa « :
,\u,n-
■ lirirb) «Orti iw all * bom H
DOasibk , ha. ■•
-
. i ■i.ui '. - t nlc, the roblM*r tariff would be the first of the •pe-
■uat i.H.rfu lllal tir uu>iaral«li«d ha»
w
ih I privilege law a to be rv|xaled.
H
it
»his
will wv «uiy wpji.iliiled AUuilu.all-l«*f <►)
tion, but. so far as we have observed. she has
<>i l•«uall Fiali, lata <>l lami
failed to do sx With the splendid everflowing not be done. The pr -sent congresa, at least a mn « li> ..u -alair
a», Oirjt>>ii, «le.r»»rU, ami lllal I
jonty
of
the
members,
is
owned,
lx>dy
and
soul,
by
moumum streams, which furnish living water for
im . iv uuiy <|Uai«ih«il ■> *u> li
aJuiiui-l'M-
ioi , ilivi.’.otv ali |wr» -ua ua.in« >iaei«a
nearly every farm, the rich irottom soil ca;>auie of the small clique of tariff tjarunx. It is no concern agalli»!
» .l'I »-lai. ara li«rvt>) iHMItbal
producing the largest of crops, the adjoining hills, to congress that the gr«-at laxly of American con­ « <1 raqumsl tu i»rv-«..l «urli «Uim»
covens! three-fourt suf the year with native j sumers are held up. so to speak, every time a pur* aulì ih. |>n>p>-r usti liar» l-> ih - al I mi . .
Or. g .il, a (Utili m . UKt.tlb» Ifuui liiv
grusseH, furnish at once nearly all the require- qliaaeof manufactur.-d g<»sls is made. It carva ■ Ulr hrrv>M.
lta’«al Ilio <M da) -il Juiiv. IW,
niviitu <>f the dairy farm. At all events, what na­ not that every cun of l« a <»r coffee t int is placed
J am » lt l'IAlT,
on
an
An.
,
,■
.
pay
«
trib
­
ture I.us faded to supply, the hand of tne indus­
.AjiiiiuloliatuT.
W K. Hi I ou
trious dairyman can provide. Our farmers are not ute to u tar'tf baron, if it is sweetened with a
Allunivi lor Admirii»!raior
slow to perceive wnat nature evidently intended spoonful of sugar. The American consumer is not
the forks of the Santiam to I m - the banner dairy worth considenng, and tin- tariff l>an»n must have
iw. J W m •
section of the Willamette Valley. They see that his privilege of robbing the American consumer An r«jw ta MiF-U «»«»
of Ctoinata*
’<» Ito*- »to *h»ng Wo
the time-honored business of grain raising must I m * extended so long as tngn protection tariff congress­ ; luT’Itai *«, mMxw*«»c
•'rvg!M! tai «»*»» pr*)mrml I«»
abandoned and give way to a more remunerative men make the law.
Hifiiish I hit*» »«' M*«-*ltt In»-« leali. I hr tin l« t
One of these dais there will I m - a great awaken­ » gi.rl I WiHUUl. «ite hi tu ■«<! gUBIBtilr*« «B1M»
iM-cupation. The gradual decrease in the number
i GM ttaMi
»-r wr* • bitta «I ho II», *r<!
All«n j, <>tvfuu
of bushels of wheat or oats per acre admonishes ing among the American people, ami. as a conse­ vsoi lMrwt.
'
JiM M »»T?
quence.
the
"sLandpat
”
congressman
will
be
with
­
the observant farmer that the soil is calling loudly
Mirivi: mu
I Hl.ll A i his
for a change, and the dairy and utner stuck indus­ out a job.
Both
fsilitical
i>Hrties
n-cogmze
that
the
major
in.i-AK i Mie : io imi .xrSKioK
try affords, easily, the moat natural change.
L asso .»»» at hmueu oaa.
I
Tile farmer who takes up the dairy for a change part of the government's revenue must Is* raised
lap Su, tua:
}
11.roue!
-
,
duties
coll
ctisl
on
importations;
but
they
should give it his most intelligent thought. The
Sr.fl. *!• hereby gl»tM b«’ l»U«taf t IliaH» I
•ar.0», •• IH L».
La« Aw*<i tH> Ivr OH Al» Ih
better he makes the conditions, the more success­ differ widely us to how- and u|xm wh t articles the .».n’i.MA 1«. in«u« btiai n»* )•«•» pn«H ih wip
|e.i <»ibi« aiiH
Hi>HM.trw«i
ntr> ,%n
tariff
dues
shall
I
m
-
|-
id.
The
Republican
theory
ful the result will be. To this end a plentiful sup­
Il •- MtAato* war« b lo. |«s». !«*< • &• bd« I •* i <.
4mi a , i«f ito« hr
w. ri«w» .. tp li» r I r a»««l
is:
A
tariff
fur
protection
wl
h
incide
tai
re
enue.
ply of the standard agricultural j"urnui-* and |M*ri-
liuti w« i prvM»! Will ’w h»» ^ '•* «*»•* ‘hr M»’gi«
a •«» l!.«»d*»r, ai i Y m 1 kh 4. vrwg'wo ««•« A hi
odicals of the day should I m - on his table, not mer­ The Democratic theory; A tariff for revenue with i«'i
u»i t*. i»»L
llriuhm-tlf MMli.wliin- bi ' ih *»» • lo pnirn T. J Ml MKKHH.
incidental
pmlec
ion.
The
republican
»ariff
on
w . A. KU INU. t !••• JHwr » mi «Bill
ely as an ornament, but to be read carefully and
ht» .«»unti HMi* n-WblMiM*
I CUIt IV «I ItM«
< a>h»*<.
Fr»*i *nu
Oli.
ti.«*
.Mi»li,
«if
studied. As all learning is obtained by our own many articles is placed so high that it amounts to Matta klitg.of * m k». <»»*<«»n . Jam*« * Krx
all ALTOS
wril, »1 "M 1«».
. Aaioor» ta I »n .
'* »«», t’f**
touught and experience, and that of other thinkers prohibition, and as a result no revenue, to s|H-ak goni. <* <*. ttutlu«^«»’’ IM M» iii. riifgtH»
AUuKHAO.«
»*
i
*M»**KK.
and experimenters, no opportunity to learn the of. is deriv<*d from the inqnrtation of those arti­
Oreg«»«
Notary Public
Sci«
methods and results of the experience of others cles. Tne Democrats would place the duty at a
Sotli > Kilt Fl' ll.ICA IIUN
figure
that
would
allow
imjortations
which,
of
Should be neglected. For this reason, the progres­
CM I k|i »1 A I
u. ■»!> <>. ..« I
Ixsr»« a g«-tirr>i ’miikltig a*»«1 rii lMIIige ’»«is|
JB«*
>l
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sive farmer and dairyman reads auricultural jour­ course, would produce a revenue. Foreign manu­ N. l><4 U |Mru«>«
•n-«s
Ì4NBM« i»»a4« al tiirrv’Ml mic«an4 diali«
lwnH>> «urli II..I to t «»»tipi tarn»
of |a«ned < mi irriticipa» vii >*•
factured gisxls would liecome competitors in our will. I r pm. |,>«>».• «4 l l»r «ri <>f »
nals and attends farmers' institutes and clubs.
I«*
I
tbr
mH*
a»4
I »» ill, trar«' ray^riwnr* in Noiary V«rfc
Jour
I«.», «-USO««» “As »"
ttlM. th*
« r-
Tbe first thing necessary for the grain farmer markets, resulting in lower prices,
liiutw-I H>'< I->" ••**
rw I
• i I nd lami Wwling g|««*a tur a grnerBl koauwledf«
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lrr.lt«*.. .a
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.r.wiwnnl
.> ■•bluglim
• • »I •
¡fitti lii«(ruiM«f>
)• H
nJ laud
• ihlvti
ln«<fuiuant«
«nd
laud till««
till«« Ad
There was a time in the history of American > A<»'!»■ Ini tu «Il h* puulk- a«» ! *t«t** lay art «4
who contemplates dairying, ia to provide plenty of
in in Hi nail« n ui « b I bi *« mnrfuUf bubik M to
—*— •'
»4
inguM I. i»u. - • wnSiw»
-M
MckLrn
<i. M. Tl'MU
tamii»
aMUBiUul title prwor«d
l«w . .s»»ïnt
.«nllll > of
.»I »•••
« w» ..*•«•«, - _ u« Mhi.l|s
_ i(
grass for the dairy herd he purposes to assemble. manufactories when protective laws were necessary lut-ii.K
«ti 1 ««»amiurtl
>•) As., inihl ..a«w »
•«••ri»• i « i «-
in
order
tnat
the
infant
inuustries
might
lx*
nur
­
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’
ta*
l<M
Ila«
pMn
haw
of
UMMII
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CHI (JUN
Tne herd having been selected, the dairyman
Wuiao»*ti* twn
I»*' e • I I •<* li. ip II
ami Will ”1f*r pf»«»l
•*••• ’«*•’ ’|w *•»•••
. L
should as quickly as possible become intimately ac­ tured. That day no longer exists. Tne infant has W tlM ’Ught
mot* '«hUBiriv
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------------- tot ita UUilrrui »ton«
urta« bri Ahl* NiuiiT
mm aarteTiiium«
MgrkTiitHrM. par?»
I •« v*t«u
mr
quainted with his cows. He should know just what now grown to lusty manhoo<i and protection is no itom
L. H MOM AS IK
,1.1» I» , . u 1« I" «• I MBl» . M»
'A* H< gl» V<
I
tour*
I
.-.».VA* Mipittoini «»rvgisu «M»
rution and how much should be given to produce longer necessary. The one-time argument o* the AH.
1 m \.|I m '1IA
iw.,
Nrwl) r- lit'»4 TtaM«*« «tl|»|»i»*«l • ith th»- tw«t
A r
.4
4l,r intmew •» •»
_
©
ibeuAflet rt« »nia . .oi A ph
«1.
tiie lx-Ht How of milk. An accurate record of the prot *ction tlx-orv that the tariff enabled American I Igin.
_a H»rtMii i. • ut«
“">
” g«M*. i«v Hl £>»«ar «»I
mi.
I
»r»
fo»»
.
Fmd
> rah« Klug .»I i.Ht-a ‘ * •• —*
'
Solai> ruiHk au.l avlkllvr
number of pounds of milk each cow produced manufacturers to pay a higher wage is now com­ g..
t»r ‘ s .ml. «•»•«•»«.
» U mj uim ' m
IK.
oi Caivm. and ran loua.
Oregon
Albany
Any Mitd a»i ; R*< i * mi . < >« mlug a.! rr riy lb«
daily should I m * kept. Every cow, as everyone pletely exploded. It is now commonly admitted aim«»»*
mi .ami«
an»
*«l t<» Bl*
h^riiMMi
i
offiar. Ik Waal M MIWI Al.B.M T, URSOOM
tarme* miI l*lh
r»eit « «IWi* ’h • l«>« “HU*
knows, is not a good milker, neither in quality nor that the manufacturer |>a\s no higher wages than • t 1«)
«4 Mrpivtul*«. 1« m .
ÂlÂ/fcK.Wh » UKA^ri K
the
demand
for
his
pnxluct
and
the
supply
of
la-
quantity. Frequent tests for butter fat of the
I< Mr) ani
kCrfUM«*
C. C. Srynat
U U TO r H K
milk of each cow should I m - made. By a close ob­ hor compels him to pay.
MMÏANT A tON
The evils that the protective tariff laws have
servation of this record, it will soon be shown
generated
now have reached such magnitude
which cow is the money maker and which the
Attorneysat-Ltìtt)
that
it
has
become
necessary for the legal machin­
loser. The money losing cow should 1 h * disposed
n Hka-k
ALMA « V . ORCUO»
of to the butcher as stsm as practical. By a sys­ ery of the government to lx* set in mo ion to com­
•UMVllig
^yi *iHmmim a wvatt
tematic course of weeding out of cows of jmor bat them. The trusts are a legitimate outgrowth Yo I —
Hat Lii'fhig
; ia a It
M immi p«M>tii<
« «ulne ..«•
quality and judicious breeding, the herd can lie de­ of the protective tariff system. But we must not I amvm Y Aliany
II. to a M
Ha < ha
veloped to a degree of excellence that w ill I m * pro­ vo to the root of the evil to commence extermina­
Proprietor
(JEOKt)E DAVIE,
r m
AP*s»»*>
ductive of an ever-increasing bank account. A tion, is the edict of the Republican congress. The inaio
Otti«'* In Hhimtwrf bkick
I It -
*
*
Cot «eMt
••
irrlrt* Yaqutn«
model dairy herd having been selected, the food, apostles of "standpatism" must lx- driven from
a LR ant :
:
:
ì
i ossuti*
tHt w«MH».-r iiroar
Tml»« Î* ««•«• » •••• ItarlroM.
feeding and care of the herd should be a matter of the halls of congress before the work of extirpa­ Yo. 4—
Trw A. to.
Al «”1 fur ih»tr«M'
profound study. The flow of milk should I m - ob­ tion can I m - properly begun. 'President ftooaevelt Imi«*
Thw Hrwi Clair In i*ort and tu fai
HIM AWE OF DtiFBC IVE If LES
trnvtMi luHruil
w,..„
It to- A to
may
urosecute
the
trusts
as
vigorously
as
he
may,
l» ai
served closely when a change of fixxl is made. As
M«. ♦
Ha«, an Alwtmci of TlUa prrywrwl
-w laelroti
r. M
by U n
a rule, the fat producing f mm I is not the best for a and during Ins c *ntinuancy in the presidency, but .«MB.
tini«» «I««
S S F M.
Pup
milk cow. For this reason, grasses, cloverand be will never make any |x*rmanent headway until
trai«« lor • •rvslltot.
»t Ini <»f thr M*»rri«»n **ir«-<t Itrldgr
>o. t
vetches are regarded as giMsl fissl lor the cow. Sil- the nxit of the evil, the tariff, is revised.
lAOte»
fot < ormili.
CHABLIS 3. X a HXB
Next
year
the
people
will
I
m
*
heard
from
on
the
\rnxf«A CurmllM
..................
ege for winter feeding is thought t » la? necessary
oflli» nml pmpvrtr joa Inland lo |>arvliaaa
m to Kinwr Hr»*«
to ie-
tariff
subject,
and
the
party
that
gx>es
before
them
iM a.i.-pl a« ni urli; r», mona? kaaad, aur
by our best dairymen. It should I m - the aim t*»
I mb '
Alhtny
rroçrlttor.
lairvn, rw-hlii. ib« i-riiwgi of our «.pan
.....
have some feed in a green state, or as nearly in with high pr>t«x*tion as a plank, is very apt to be| Arri»*« «I < «M-valli«
•n.u
KMaliHabrd In 1«M.
x.*
«
I
that condition as possible, for the dairy cow every surprised when the vote is counted. The American 1 l^M)*«« ADmny. ...
.... .
i
r
.» .«■
........ . .
• I» r. a
month in the year. This can be done by having people have i>aid tribute to the trusts and tariff Am»** Cur » all»«
Trnio« lor Alba«).
Sallownes« Tranfformed
green corn to cut and feed from the middle of July liaroiis. just about as long as they will. A judi-1
to Dusky Beauty
on till the fall grass arrives, and a well filled silo Icious revision of the tariff next winter would I m - a
*-w A
A <lark ,kin beioni«» tarcinaiinp
?»>• A
wise
act
on
the
part
of
the
Republican
¡
mi
*t\
man
­
• hen .leh. airly mh, «iri.kr>prr-d
for the frosty winter months. Experience and
TW» »•ral Naekaa».
with th« radiant gluw winch indi-
it •* r
close observation along this line will soon demon­ agers. It would minimize the chances of defeat
CMckahnJthy. actircakin. Rob*ra­
TX» hillnaing ara prirm MmHaX -• Tt.arM»
i.i-.
r
the following November.
••I i*a» li ara» h) mtt ’Xa*r»
in« keep, the akin rrhnrd inqnahty,
strate which plan pays.
Mhaaf. par lai-bel ________ _ _
keflMporaifrrtfrumdorKn.gna.t*
I 19
•
•
r.
m
In handling the dairy cow, absolute kin-’ness
'Ml-, par (.•»•►'«I __ ______
•nd III nulatra the tiny rap llarw, to
• «« r m
Hour par wk
Contribute th«color whie hcha. ma m
should be the rule. A passionate man f >r the
Prosecutor Heney
Henev is likely to fail to convict in
Hran. war km .
blonde and brunette alia«. Robert-
ihrwl . par
ii u a m
milker, or a dog. is entirely out of place and is in- the Glass trial in San Francisco.
Francisco, Then-asm
is:
The reason
ine ia c-rtain protect on k<anut t.n,
' hop. |«r tua
U a r. M
•unbum and freckl«a if applied Iw-*
jurious in the handling of the milk cow. Ciean- The defe-se has succeeded
H altar. t<Vmat»yi par mH
succeaxled in stopping the mouth
for« ri|«.<ure to tun oe wind
• »<• I** 4<waa
liness alxiut the dairy l»arn is abs »lutely essential of Witness Zimmer, the states star witness. Zim
Zim- ­
< htrkrna, pas pan n.i
Sprea.lt hke a» impart eptible a been
ii
< hirkan- par pvatnil. )onng
of irauaeorrr.kineu fare, karri,
a
u
if we would have a nice, wholesome, untainted mer testified before the grand jurv to facts that
'.arm.
par
pomH
•T
thield tt.mii atin« and preaervmg a
Tnrkaja, p-r pnowd
milk.
ta
would convict Glass; but when he was call *d at the
*
delu ate, luatrouabeauty
Hark«, par pnuad
i«
- XU
“ -rr« n-nar
n
Now that a large condensing plant is to l<- erect- I trial he
Vas as dumb as an ovster.
heVas
ovste<-. All the same.
Haai. per prmad. lira «»qM
Mil»», par p>H,ad.lt»» walpht .
en in Albany, the dairy business is a»>t to I m * given Mr. Henev
Heney has established in the mind of the pub-
pub­
V
IN pumi I r. h -i.ipping
■Iwap
j*r pmtB‘1. no kara
increased energy. Five years from the present lie,
lic, that Gias**
Guu- is
in guilty of
uf bribery as
aj charged.
if tiu«, p,
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THE SCIO STATE RANK
REAL ESTATE BROKER
ROYAL RESTAURANT
Attorney-at-La
Gorvalli« & Eastern R. R
Attorneys-at-Lai©
s Coffee House
Linn County Abstract Co.