The Santiam news., September 20, 1907, Image 2

CITATION
requiring all aliens wno desire to become citize s,
of tne United State«, to |>ay 4HXM) into the Fcdei «1
»
treasury upon landing upon our shores, very f* w
would come. Especially would this law bar L a­
ins. Hindus. Japs and Chinamen, the peoples we
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rvy.trd as undesirohle. No doubt a law so drastic
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would bear heavily on many persons who would
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become desirable citizens
Such injustice is
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. Rader, lx>-
f«»r *mh» •»! K*- a I
unavoidable if we would protect American Ialsir | G rò
«>-H K« er.lra
Celate by nuerdu
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and remain ai peace with the outside world pe »- Il «A Iwf, WtH
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K «Irr. * im |
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pl«s. But the mam and only fact 1/ be considei -d Jit«
<«r
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in treating the emigration question is the pence
.Min »r».
li MpiRMiioa
tiii« < »ir* lr*»m H»e |w*
and welfare of 'he American people.
iituii thiwdny prre^nt <1 aiw I
l»v ¿re ♦
With such law s upon our statutes and their strict j * l i» Bi*'r. <l»r
lai» «*l ih«* t* »•»»«>«•
•»( <»»*i^if«* Kidvf,
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enforcement, other nations, no doubt, would pro­ 1 <IMÌ
i »* i
Ira lt»*h f, \S tlhrttl* K*i'h*r end J«»*
nounce us selfish and make threat * dire and dan­ i « |»h
r. iiihm »!*. prayh’if i«»r mii « h Ir»
ul cvrletll rr«l retate, brh»»»jflliK
gerous. So long as nothing worn© than threats re •I ’ • |«M» •«•«>!
WAf'l«, « ih ! «IrSk.»»
a » l«ii
suli -d, we could afford to simply ’ saw wood. ” If « » !<•»« t :
’*nr-«rvrnlh (1*7. »»Ilr»«
some nation like Japan, for instance, that sot*ms * *t Thr
m «sud I«» lite M>ulh hall «
thè
devoid of both sense and discretion, should see
«|-u»n«r
a ) mntMH» ta«*Oty
bm iiwliip « l»»r
»*»uth,
proper bi declare war upon us, we could proiNi >1> . « t < .'N m , (| «ni wr»l
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ill^i»»* il*- »»»«»r-
Stic.d luat also.
Oteg at* mii « ì
t«• 11»iitg • »ghi,
, < h»*-
Our army and navy is recruited altpost exclus­ ,«*H ut**rr or Ir*», Hi l.lMlt t
ively from the ranks of the work ijuople. If th«
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gov .*rriment protects Lie laiior ¡asiple from un<i ir i I* nrfkItti !•» »Abl werd» (liai am b ras«
! » imiv tw « m 4«1 .
competition with ali* i lalmr, these same laiior |»eo- li le, th««r»h,ra( beraby
<4 II il« ui eekl
ple will rady enthusiastically to our country’s ti««* Alt*. urli
eii«i all
h l*
standard in time of danger. They would feel t in’ .»««I r-isitr, Mi*]»* r belora
thv f«h
»»f
they had something ' orth tightinv and even dyin, Ht/ihi/sV,
lU
a. tu «>f
for f need lie. At all eve it , tne emigration <p.••«• h
ruum <4 liti«
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tion will appeal to congn ss as never before, w ill diri
•uhiy, Orrtf ti, theti a»»*i there toeÌM»e
the demand that relief ue given.
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J N\TI<)NA1 MENACE.
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
MYI.K *
ProprtMora
HICM a BOSON.
Hacks connect with all trains both at l l'est
ami . 1/ ankers.
f/itr riffs art first-class and our horses %ood
tirici rs. Prices Jira sonable.
T J Muilrri, W. F. Gill.
E I*. Myar«, J. J Baruaa,
C. A. WartMH.
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
ed 6»r li«r «ah* ot »urli raa! r tele.
And il I» turlbrf urdrrrd
I hel a <^»|»y
IE FA<’T that ' e immigration from Euro­
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pean and Asian«’ countries, which come ’o
(‘•buth thè «»•'*’ *d km «d im » k I * u » I»,
,« ibi* «fair iti-d «ili «Il |* 1*11141 Hit* fruì»
oor scores anttua'lv passe« the million mark,
i ti* * «ni v» ab . al 1« •«»< te««
brt«»ra
ai mg
llt«4t, at»«i t* pub.i»h« «i
i a m d «*r of verv grave importance to the Am- O THE Pacific States Telephone and Tel<
gm ph company has attacked the constiti - . h a** Ihtw* udiw ulK•• w»rk» m th«*
i er can |w«»pl**, if it is not on«* of national menace.
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a», a li «i»|Niper «irvUiatlug
tionality of the Oregon constitution. () ir In­ in Liuti Cuunty, ih«K<*n.
'J he f ¡rt’’i*r fact that •» vast majority of this immi-
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itiative and Ib-fereidum amendment violat.s tl.<
; it'ii'i ii most und<*airable. .*mphnsizes the situa-
<. «J«lt.ly J
gl .,,, 'i'1 ,• i;n has loi g
’•'•'1 thst a ' .1- United States constitution, so this telephone c< ni-
ir/l Augnai A).
J W. »1 iM.ua, <* amivi « «k.
t
n«-’d t" in<-n i •• its popnlatio its a matter of pany aaya, because an Initiative law requir's th«
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up, as was tl ca a cet tnrv a.'o. At that aforesaid company to pav a license fee of 2 j» r
gruss i • ■ ■
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i . ....... r pupnlation was -r all compare«! with what cent
state.
Of
course
th«*
main
obj«*et
of the I*. S c< i..
it if today, our resources in und *velot»cd land
pany
is
delay
in
th«?
payment
o
r
the iBDUO it ow. n
« eic«| i* \< i’.stable, and the generous invitation
th«*
state.
It
also
knows
that
the
Federal const
to t’.«• oppre »’<1 of a’l nations to come to free Am-
,
pi
• t • i . • i • u < i uni- ,i .■ • . r e tution guarantees to each stat*- the exclusive ri t
of alarm. So long ns the West afford«*«! an avenue to r* .rulate it-, own internal affairs, providing ti«
«>■ r"l eving t- «• co ie ted imputation of the Allan- rml.t- of person or pn.|»ertj are not violat M.
tat«* h tnatoj
I-,, coast, the rver-i’icr’ining Eunux’an emigra- z\ nong this«’ rights r - rvvd tot
t i> was welcome and could I m * and was assitni- levying at d collection of taxes, a right not hithi rt<
la' ■•! into desirahh’ it /.ensbip. Nor did any par- disputed. By tne enactment of ’lie gross receipt
t ulnr In ali v stand in danger of overpopulation, license tax law, the case in point, the stat« is
clearly within its rights. A tax upon the visibi«
fro’! th«* American farmer viewpoint.
The “corni ig of the whiteman" has about ob- proju rty of a telegraph or telephone company is s«
lit.-rated t> o primitive Indian races. Further and small compan d to the amount of business trai>>-
f .rtlu r W«stward has th.«* star of empire a ted. that n franchise or gross receipts tax la
pu d its wav, until the mighty Pacific oc«*an COt e S necessary. The I’. S. company uses out
Or. J •«•.. «
......... |.n- -uaynl t e march. The public domain public highway as a right of wav for its poles ai
%n
«w.h|sHHi ki <»f 4‘hltMMu
levies
a
loll
u|on
the
p«-opl
•
as
it
«•«•
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pro,
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v .ch 1 as liei •< 'oi«’ supplii <1 homes to th«* over- wins.
•««Mici »“«, •!»*<»»««•»< ut th«
M'r *h>tig
A m
•
«««,
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klltkiiy
.
/«vgiro.
•- •♦•»« J»” «‘»••*4
f • of population, is now practically exhaust’ d. er, and enjoys the protection of our courts; yet ii
««i»tl*h » hu»’’»« um ? ’lull»»'« lu «J|
Ihr un h’f
> -t tn«’ever it « r»’ i- >ng stream of European emi- seeks to avoid payment of a tax commensurate -gflsM . (■'»miliu n K Itliu -h • * tuo««Ut*-« • m «•
l-aù
•«»<« l»Ui. «»t «<» il«,
x itloi. c«« tin . t<> t e An.nit1 * shores to be met with these privileges. However, the action of th« tuvll«*«».
ivu I sii »-**., Allsah). ih» *•••»
»
« d
I a growing Asiatic emigration on the shores of Pacific States company in attempting to avoid pay
ment of a just taxation, is in keeping with its ac
t «• 1‘neific.
Temigrat *n question must necessarily in- ti«»n in San Francisco. There, by bribery, it en­
v- t
nt’ tm i oi t i • congresses of the future deavor« <1 to hold a nionojMily of th«’ telephone b isi
w ith an ei«rn tn* ss hitherto unknow n. The con­ n ss in that city. A good plan for it to adopt, if p
is not willing to comply with Oregon laws, would
dition is iqmn us and must be met.
I no'ieati «’migration of r«*cent years has been la* to withdraw its business from this state. In
b*
7 I- A
h * A M
lar. el1, from Soutl «’rn Euro|x*an countries, ami ol d«*ed, if it loses business the next two years as it
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inferior «>r«l« r to tne emigration that we for­ has in the past two, it will have no business to
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merly receivi d. F'rom Asiatic countriea com**a the withdraw. Two years ago this company was en­
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Japs, Hindus and Chinamen, all of which ar«* ob- joying a lucrative business In Sen», ( Ivor 2»*l of
I*, lr«H.
j.s’tioi ible. S<> it can la? s«vn l at marly all th«* it « phones were in use in this community . N« w it
Î.-W A M
v. st bonle of aliens now coming among us. ar»- has no business here except a long distance m<*s
a
it an A
I eopl« we do not w mt and p« opl«* who cannot nor s ige occasionally. The business was lost her«- be
F. la
do not n similate aith American citizenship. Th«’ ciu - h * of exhorbitant charges. Wnat is tr.m ol
«1
t m. t’ n. f ciirUnling an undesirable immi­ S ’io is true of a vast majority pf other conn turn
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gration i-fbi com ng a mo.’ vital, im|M>rtant one to ties in the central Willamette Valley. The P.icitn
»-A* A M
tl <• .Am* r- ’an ¡leople. It must I m * met and sulv«*«i States company is a grafting, extortionate con
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in a satisfactory manner to our p«*«iple.
cern, and any community does well to get cltar ot
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S«*lf preservation is said to lx* nature’o first law, iL The amount of gall it exhibits in collecting
and. in solving tiie immigration question, the in­ tribute from a people of n “’ate. y et attempting ti
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» la r. m
ter* sts of th«’ Unit' d States and her neople must escape paying its ji.-t )s>r’ion of ta.\«’s to support
t.,e state, is rank in the extreme
alone lie consult«*d.
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!’er‘• p of th«* million or mor” immigrants ti nt
7ll* A W
land u|*»n oar s’ior«s ann tally, a comparatively
If evidence is wanted to <-\ ibit th«’ fact tha*
u » r
f w oi the n are dedruble, and jh - oo I c who in tinu* Japan estimates a nat'on by the
i u c M
size of its navy,
wouhl assimil *t*’ with and Ix-com«* desirable citiz­ ' that fact is now public. A few
mont s ago Sa:
• «* F. M
ens. 1 h«’ majority of them ara alien in s* irit, no ; Francisco hoodlums made
• ♦* F w
e d •m-mstntior,.’.
matter how long t ley n*main with us. and are a against t ie Jai s, and da
Jai reataunu-.b
‘I
m iiai-e to t i«* pi a«’*’ and pros( erity of our laltor- s«»mewhat. Ja; an set i. «d a «» .1
M
ready to kicb .q
ing WOI <1.
an it ternational n-nq us on ti at accouid. laitel.
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The «|U* st'on then is: ‘ Shall we exclude for- Vancouver, B. C.. nuol« a much
I 1» F.
larger ho-tile <jr-
e *n immigration from our shor«*s entirely, or shad
monstration towards the Japs, over there, damag
w -«’nact such stringent emigration laws that but
i tg more property a* d infiic-ing grave personal in­
a vi-rv f«’w of th«’ would-la* citizens can subscnlx jury upon th«- little brown men a; <1 Jajian is ready
to them?”
11. » apologize. Japan should renu mber that when­
Sho iid we close th«* door to undesirable peoples
ever the Unit«*! States and (¡rent Britain have
a «I leave it open to thos«> w«> deem desirable as grossed arms at sea, Uncle Sam has always beer
c nviants, no end of trouble would probablv on-
60 YEARS’
i the vi.’tor. nevertheless Great Britain’s superior
M, EXPER ENCE
s i •. We m st. then, in point of alien emigmtion, navy. Japan must certainly place the United
tr *at all foreign peoples alike place them upon a
Stat«*s in the samecla«*« with Ruas’a. If the clasl
p me of equality, regardless as to race, color or
a . W M _■
H
ever comes she will find that the Ameri an eagl« ^flQ J
k H ■ w 1
p- >vious conditions.
If we exclude the ui •
has longer and sharper claws than has the Russian
d a rn de million, we must exclude the de-
bear.
TRADÌ MARRS
sirable thou and as well. We are not likely
0CBIGW4
to et a t total exclusion laws, because such laws
CORVRIOMTA Ac
Anrena
M»vg a she»ch an*1 detrr’p’i- i. mâ)
With
all
the
boosting
given
Secretary
T
ft.
would r- 'idt disastrously to any foreign trade rela-
•»«< ««V •iH'wctatn m»r
fr*» •h»<n*r
*»*» ,1km us per* ar* I y
-•m»a..»aa
*<rie«h * *«i54an'»al WARD^OO* ml’wsau
lions we may have or desire. Hence, our only when on the Northwest coast, the fact is ev.*i ikxj
MBf> frsa «N-lMt 8|T«rr* f’M securing jm**’ « ».
present
that
as
President
Roosevelt's
war
serre
tel«- » tbr-wh Mmn Alo rex«*lv«
c>»urs to enact such stringent laws regulating
tw .14 •-<««. «Hf hnsrt Ch«»v«'. in tha
eniirrat »n, that but very few can subscriln* to ’ary he was given prominence, rather than as a
possible candidate as the president's successor.
them.
A ha> Tsowwfy
weehlf. Larrem Mt
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n «.f Mf BrtettiiB«* kmmai. Tern*« |S •
Most for- ’ n |>eoples consider
to $1000 quite
'» u f >»r a> utba. |L lk»M by all ne«» «im'era
& Co.1”’’-4-'’ New Ycrl
a snug fortune, ami the man or woman w-ho pos-
Editors Hofer, of the Capital Journal, and Davey, WIN
F
<>m*e A* F •» WaabitMi’im I» C
sess »s t a’ nmoi’nt. ns a rule, are not ambitious to of the Burns Newa, nr«* indulgine in the playful
bett ;r ms or ncr voudition. Should we tract a law |NUtime ul cabling edilunui slurs at each other.
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