The Santiam news., November 01, 1907, Image 2

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.duties of governor, enables him to deckle prompt­ Hill«” RVtttfiWlhv for Iwml*« <•»«! I m **
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ly and rightly what is best for the commonwealth. In*« l«tv|y a|»orti »»ti W«*l
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{County Clerk Miller, if he stands for ro-el«wtion. Hut t ■»<•
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will be worth infinitely mon* ns a public *ervanl imi«!*» ltvi»»urv Win» ritohr»! I • lh” ft***
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than he was when he made his first election. T
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In
knowledge
he
has
acquired
during
this,
his
first
Politically Independent-
law# axatifat iriaibbuv u If l| <*»
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qualifies
him
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W.» art» now reti» I \ to *ltow mil a ni*’e
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Ing a second »erm. Assessor McKnight’s knowl in «(<»> A* to
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Entered al the poalotth « al tick), Oregon, a* aecond-ctoMi «fife of property subject to taxation, makes him jrnvfal
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of infinite more value to the people than when h< «Ir-rl II
CHIFFON RROADCDOTH LADIES* CLOTH
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was first elected.
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CHIFFON LORENTO
CASH .MERE
Any man who is elected to public office must •» » jnf»» '
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first gain experience before he can render efficient tfl
ENGLISH SERGE
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service. He must first learn the ropes before I - «
SERGE
PLAID SITTINGS
can handle the ship judiciously and economically.
MOHAIR
WOOL TRICO. E tc .
HI - I•—< KiKIK >N KAI l >:
Sometimes costly mistakes are made because of i
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■w cxp-rience and ta’k of the requisite knowledg«
One year in •■h arwr
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One «r«r, at eixl •*( >e«r
In pri'iito hu” • s< v • -•inrd n rnin,<t »Hn-'i'i -
OiH- year, at rml <4 year»
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pcriri,r«d n n io ,« ni»i<»n whirl; r.--j in- t»-' ■.<
One year, at «•:; ! >f t y. ar­
si» m‘»iltl>* inadvani **
Ami experienced knowledge. Should we not act a-
Ttirre months in advance
w isely in selecting mir ,»ublic officials?
Mingle ropy in wrapper ...
After all there are, comparatively, but few rr> •
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who are seekers after pufilic office. A vast major­
Card <>f thank. ....
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......... Ä' ity of the people do not desire nor would th«' n<
<:i>wial obituarv nolirea, per line ..
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All desire that governi •
Ettemlwl w>
■•■ntnienta, |a-r line
. ... . ................ 1C cet t a public office.
I xk al bdvertlainic, |>er line J»a»r i.ane
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I Uu an official is a Democrat or a Republican. But the’
. >tt< time « '»nlrarta for suvertlaint made on application.
I ’>!♦* «> »I« »il-«»«» »tri /»«Hi !
do require that he shall ta* honest, callable and im
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I wink- 4*<vi f kj »I t «imiriii
partial in the execution of his public duty.
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Knowing that President Roosevelt is honest I » It » < f»* >* ‘tb «tin b I»« »J»
IIIE PUBLIC HIRED MAN.
that he is most capable of all men under th«' exit­ « »rt« »4 wi*4 «I » brim**
«uh tiir Ulm«.»4 ». t
INCE SENATOR BOURNE offend a prize ing circumstance*; that he is not a respect -rof 16« Th** tow «it»»Vhl to* **
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dent Roosevelt should accept another term." w eii as the poor iaioring man to «.Iwv the law ao< !• «nid l'hittw to*h« «»to
tlfnt k
¡ere has been an increased amount of third term that he is rightinu all [»ublic wrongs as rapidlv a fiu»ur«*« A
■ ».!•; or -econtl elective term, as the Senator pre­ possible, the people, regardless <>f party. der»an<! H ■. m|««*i|fai into «»nr I«««,
fers to regard the re-election of President Roose­ that he shall complete the work he has undertaken. »pii 'tur b* ÌMhl tobtirr*
SCHILLING S ip.| I)| \M( >NI» \V. Spict'M,
velt. This agitation at once suggests the question. As a patriotic duty, as an ambitious man de ir» -* t<
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loa-nn< Extracts.
Our toi* Utr »I« iiH*n«trMl«**i « h«t O «•
Wherein is the harm, especially when there is al­ complete an unfinished work, he can hardly r« fus,
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most an universal demand to elect a president to th«‘ demand. Any man w ho succeeds to the pre- t tfvîber. N»» m «•* « nì L* r«T» .« I»t n.a •
dency ought to and will have an individuality of îjfârtnrinx phin?*, t-ir. M m *«4 ««»* pt.ì»
the third term?
the <- «ini 1l*»tfa vt*
With all due deference to the memory of our his own. His public policy a <1 [»ublic acts must HI ’»t*t«i»n «t»n|
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first chief magistrate, who established what is ’«•Çt’ssarüy, partake of | that
individuality, While f» -ra Hv <»- p
HAUifak), I* «*Xvvpth*t«ffi!B «4*11
" limiting the
•” lM,iW,>ble another pressdent may endeavor t< S
denominated, "The Unwritten Law..................
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successive occupancy of the presidential chair to
h,w equally as fearleasly as he. the people I
|*>>i*utoli>’ii
Other t*>win,
Full lineai Gl t'-n are Stoneware ami < 'bina
pn-t-itleiil is productive ',r,‘ loth to make the change. They know that n »t ih » to*•*»«h’r
two terms, we la'lieve the
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r,.iiiiL lie General
.ml President Roosevelt b refinfal b
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|p»i ut rttflit
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of evil rather than goal
to Hu.
the republic
gvi tot*» the ««rn i( «•• i»niv pulì xud
Hal.
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Ahich
expseti*
to
and
baa
received
Washington did so much to establish.
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At the time that President Washington gave his from lack of enforcement of the law. as an enemy. Itt-ep
uvitr Itiliirv, f/ •» 4«|t ! • at
un
This
the
(>eo|i|e
regard
as
an
indication
that
the
verypati 4ic rafuaal to accept a third term, very
t'»;»t «• « ili hitvr ■ h*’, or p **ii»it fan
different circumstances surrounded the feeble Re­ President is. at least, disposed to five them h lii»ra «t r«ilr>»«4 into >»ur !«»««• Il il I»
tiiakr ito- r<-i|<|tO» fo»
public of that day, to what surrounds and inter- "square deal.” Hence, they are loth to exchange 11*ta'Wi*rtry l-*t Ö»
i iixes in the strong Nation of today. Then our a president whom they know to be true to their in­ r«.«y lor the«* hi»»*«, which i protoH* t
I«, Ir! on «I • •>». Il |»y
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c<.untry had just emerged; through eight years of terests for one who, at most, is yet untried.
«I «Itor« ««• « «li « hi Hit aiwrew-r I
h
destructive war. from the clutches of kingcraft.
otir property n t« v»*rt4 iiU
buri
At the dose of the war. a strong effort was made
«vi»«« lo •!•» «u»
THE WALL STREET ELURRY.
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to declare General Washington king of the colon­
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HE FINANCIAL FLURRY in Wall .stn-et.
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fai«, fa-r
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the Hu
George III. He refused to be made king, and to
New York, has been the subject of
kn»r fan «ffick
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be elected to the thin! term for one ami the same
"scare” headlines on the front page of
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reason. He feared a return to a monarchical form
the daily newspa,»er8, during the pa<t week.
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of government. There is no wonder that the ai­ Ever since the enactment by Congress of the Ito} <i •to‘«i» hlii'tirti <• .».,j im - m »
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ne *,-t sacred influence of President Washington's railway nite law last winter, there has bi-en Tlir Ih-nn»cfw!h; purI» puh! the |<
fan fami».I, xoiittg
w«»f tata* fato,
lit fhv H HU iih -'U'
drn Ilse
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example has controlled the length of time a presi­ an uneasy, untrustful feeling among the Wall uheihvr H «û* l » btotie* or ie»l ;
’ ** to M*to H-uuH, y I» »«.u
n faH»h«|
itln»r4 il <(«»««• «f<4 «Ut.
f b. re.*» V.
dent should serve, down to the present day, 11 1 street financiers. The simple threat to turn oi
et i *nn«»
«tomi the YA «tll Mf»el K«H44«*tn i
faHlD *, jiv «•
gb»
.* M ot *«A !•’'»» i
years thereafter.
the light disturlied the confidence in railway secu­ *W7? Aw the ICepii lìttat- J»urti L
fa < fam«* i i i<*
igiif
it«M»
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Now the principles of self government is so thor­ rities. The prosecution of trusts and financial »hatw <4 «Il br«». hr» u th-* j,
il»' , tn,-. i» «t « * . .
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oughly established that the danger he feared has combines, that have been indulging in high fin­ ln«‘lil « |H a * thè ch‘*v I I he t h
inn t** i ( m - htgtn «*
? t* t i»i»r «»î ’Hiv. |i
entirely disappeared. Not a particle of desire ex­ ance, lave disturbed industrial stocks us well. ««hitllie
>«4 «twa.Hxltn
u» t*
Ih»» tu
ists among the [»copie to replace our Republican So «-tin e durni I’ e sup»n>. r a financial coll;«;
»»•IIM r
form of government with that of a monarchical or r - i Wall -tn«t was narrowly avert«»d.
a 44«
f»rm. Hence, the value and nec»,«"ity of an ex­ Matt'-n.
c«> iti -si to crow r or
is- tt ,i'
I
L OUGÙER
ample then apparently necessary, now is entirely | until the jast week. Settlnig day iuid ar: ived. I
Smp an your
surprrfluouii
Financiers and brokers, who had lieen dealing
Xotarii Public
When a man is elected to public office he, prac- heavily in futures upon the margin basis, Were
tically, enters into a contract to do certain things compelled to cash in their chips. When the tanker
►»to«,
<rfif »#«•• nii’l I t«tt»i n
and for which he is to receive a stipulated salary, examined the till, he found his capital represented
Urlivi« r«*rt .lit * ritten atol
To ti e largest and oldest
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p.
If he does not render acceptable aervice, one term largely by the I () U’s of his patrons. The actual
k h .*a i*to»ird.
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•
-Iahlis;led produce house
let*, rie , preftared
Hotllti
ends the contract. But if he is found efficient and cash on hand would redeem hut a very small pio- I «I« *i¿n « < *if ¿ «»Hi my l»u*
io Portland, to obtain high­
hit»«
bridgt , «I I H» ** in f i am
<a
trustworthy, the [Hsiple usually manifest their aie portion of the chips represented. The I O I"s ne*t» i a V ry nh<»rt tim«*. « a«j h h mi
est market prices:
llh-ff,
['rotation by n’-eni[i|oyment. Should he still con- were worthless when the actual cash was demand- r«««ry hl i‘NVTN
«Hftv«**
to my #h»»p ií>r».ti»«* i»-t SCIO,
oi;i «.ox Market today on
tmue faithful and efficient, it certainly is not wis- ed. When all his cash and all that the tanker • wnl imn r«ii4t«*K «tul »»mir tl»«* * au «»
1 takens, 14c to 15c peg Ibv
>m to re,»lace him with an untried and inexperi- could command from his friends was exhat sled, A vont to tin* « -» I» •»< Iti Imi
Ducks, I' m - per lb.
P.
,|o.\ES
«»l.oht.k KohNKKE.
A.
Veal, ‘.i to file [M-r lb.
<■ need successor-
the pile of checks in front seemed undiminished.
Pork, 8 to 9c |>er lb.
In private business we reward experience and His only course was to confess his inabilicy to,»ay.
\OTh’!: FOH ITHI.!<• A ri<»\
VETERINARIAN
« S í I í I» *1 \ 11 •» 1.«SI» <»I H' K
• 'liciency with continuous employment.
Why The crash came. About one dozen of the Wall
«»>»<•».« f.r.„r ?r.r f..|«l,.r. "How
»«ctoto» i, li*«7 I
Office Albany Stable.. B*ab 1'honea, A4
lould we n >t act *ith the same wisdom in public .»treet tanks, that were overanxious and under- h»»f}<<* 1« Istftfanit,
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q„i k „.p.H, B1„|
h«*»- by
íf»«<» i«» «'»«m l-M'icn
tk» pfxit i«ioi»w o» i»»«* nrt *•» < •> «gr* * <-
I’.lt« ii'lilfhB on <«11 cohwigntiiviitii.
îsiness? The sooner we conclude that public office cautious, were involved in the crash. This flurrv | ‘ adh
lito»' i. I*
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y.» M< f h»< tli « mv «>
At.tlAX’Y, OREGON
to <he *»!«few«»l
Or»»
a cold-bliMsled business proposition, in which the is alluded to in the gambler's parlance, for the ( | , < Hmtor
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,-ople are entitled tor the best possible service for Wall street panic or flurry is a gambler’s flurrv, ' *•» • n<«M
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PAGE & SOX
| Ifaw. r*> •»»!) *»t \
harén. M«L' oí Mi- Litf«j>
ie sti|»ulated salary, the quicker will we roach alrm»st exclusively.
: Un» lk:« «Ul) 1H«*»I i‘» ’hl*"th v hr? •«rom *’«<«•
PORTLAND
nl So. i-- . r«*r fhe |-ur. L - *»f ita- n»v «e
OREGON
t erfvetion in the administration of government. ' The buying and selling of railway and industrial I ■ m-
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| Ufan, nn»1 wtr uifi-r i*r»>»r
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When we banish the idea tliat public office is a stock on the margin basis is purely a gambler's ‘ MH «hf »• »»»•• «• %M >l«G r h»i h« |1M1 «•*' »»♦ Mime
fiiHi» |»*r «gti« »»ir»tn»j faiefaMe*. «el ;«» <**?»»t»
ublic charity and should l»e passed around, and proposition. There is just as little honor among i íl*fi
ta-í « n ti»
I !«»» I lirn*«* thn ttegiMt
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L OftaK««» ••«» > l í tai
hen we abolish the custom of awarding public stock gamblers, as a rule, as there is among the ’f ■ r. J, < n< i« .'oiihui
n
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office as a ¡»artisan activity, regardless as to quali- men wno style themselves "professional gamb- | ', > tato.
' <»*•««•»»; Ifayhi t 4« •»« % IN»r»fa.
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cation or fitness, we will take a long step in the lers." The object in either case is to fleece the | «hHí
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|h i» «I »«ti |<» fwin» >
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1 «4 *«■»•«• I jr IJ h -
tta direction of eliminating graft and other cor­ unwarv.
«>■<»»»' le-r»
«»»■!«• <»f»' i- I
GEORGEi
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Y fai cio extract tlk valili treta
tbett i la’m» ir» tul» offlix’on m I to fore w«|.| Ht i,
ruption from our political system.
When the light was turned on. the nefarious i?«) «»I i»«*«vmisrr. 1-* ..
Ilk tarili and r*iuia it nom
Al Gl KS»»N I». 0IO «o H.
Why should not President Roosevelt acquiesce to. methods of manipulating railway and industrial!
K0ENEKE
hrgiwtrr
twD»l|<wf Ion («-»«•*«•< 1 |w;
Proprietor
A> X>
he almost universal demand, and accept another stocks, such a large percentage of them were found Flr«»
ta*l t»»ti«ii(wf )«>fi I •»*••• «» ■ er «, I»1’
Lee Comstock IKiniiij Ce.
election? No one will deny that he is tatter able to represent water only, that the public confidence
NOTtCE FOR i’l ai.ii Ailo.x
»CIO.
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today to deal with recalcitrant corporations than was paralyzed. Honorable men. men who would
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ever before. The railroads, the Standard Oil and do business upon an honorable basis only, with­ \» I Irr I« hr fri u íbrn Itali i»» • <*•»» ««I»*» *»e*
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all other trusts would know just what to expect drew their confidence and money from the street. J>»n«* a. !« «. r tt|fh**l "Ari art <«* !b»
Y<m
'►»ily
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with his re-election. They would know that for The result shows the difference in the grow value fnM,
stork. and
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nil I m * p ihHr Ml« ! «««»•*« b« V t <»t
■ >ur years more they would have to obey the law. of all the stocks, railway and industrial, it is said r*t Jr»iv1r<’ I. t Ul
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fa
*. • ♦•on») raí M to1»«**tttokh «tltfM
«Vf •h*'g».ti
• Is«- suffer the consequences. Rich men would to be fully fi»ur billion dollars. This fabulous s im . fa* Ultori«? fitoî In tltl rrÀcr 1 ’ b»* «W»»f»i
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m»r < i«ln, I am
lie* ÍMV, h»i th»» |»» h * h«
to * tau n« t » k
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; now that their millions would not make them im- represented
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simply the water that had been in- ‘ meat
lln«, • I «re fl«« »P Io ». t 1 e »V
I h U m MI»' l»H’TI
Y ••um h»r bnetri«»«».
»Hair, «n t •|ll«Hf>r |»r*irW !*» 'h«»« flta« |ta- .^»yf
and gat a block
i .une of the law. No other man can carry out the jected into the stock, •
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