The Santiam news., April 03, 1908, Image 2

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promises of reform in finance, of revision of the
tariff, etc., about as long as they will. Promises
so continuously violated have worn the patience of
the people threadbare. They have about conclud­
ed a change of commanders is their only recourse
if they expect to win the victory. William J.
Bryan is the only logical commander to whom
they can turn with hope of relief.
Entered at th« pu«l*>tTU« al Hero, Oregon, a» eeeund-elaM
Bail matter.
SLOW BUT SURE.
Palitical &ooo2i.!Etit
In tin« column «ill b« pabN»tir<l
Iba auoonewtuauta ul »nv ctltsen wi»<>
aapira» to tha amdidary fur auy uCtw
•uUteri lu tiiw wd< of th« volar« al Iha
lurUK-utuiug prunarwa.
To th« Republican voter« of
l.lnn Counly :
I liateby snnottttc« >•>» -» I
an «»|>ir-
Hill, aubjatl te y<*ur «i I at th«f->rtI h uu-
itig primary alaci-un, fur Hr« can Jóla» »
tur II»« ulti» • <>f
COUNTY RECORDER
A
MILLIHERYÌ
SPRING OPENING
SATURDAY, APRIL, 4, 1908
at
GRAM FROM AR.
HE PEOPLE throughout the entire United
Fte-«r l R«-rur<i«r
States are slowly but surely regaining the
reins of government from the domination of To th« Republican voterà ut
boss and corporate influence. Through the medi­ Linn County :
I Larvò» atiii-«>>-<« ii.yo f •• »n »»pir
MI ' l»*M Hi |rl |< IN BAI»;
um of partyisrn and party spirit, the political and ■ni, aubjact to y >ur will at ilia (uith>->*m
'.’ft
Otta vaar In a<l»an<«.......... . ... ..........................
MISS CANFIELD. MILLINER
I KO corjioralion boss has secured almost a strangle in< primar» al»> t.--n, (or th« carni iteci
On» »«ut, Si «tei 1 ’ '«r
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7ft
1
• of
Otte ye«r, «l and of 2 vesr»....................................
hold on many of our municipal, county and stale for tha
2 (Ml
<ln« y««r, «I «od of 3 y»-ar» ..................
'COUNTY TREASURER
governments.
Indeed
our
national
government,
7ft
■ i
ft i
J B. LEATHERMAN.
/ f.v* nd a cordi il invitation to
Thra» tuonili» in »tirane« .. ............................
especially in the legislative and judicial branches,
Oft
Ring 1« copy in «rap|«r..........................................
Albany, O<»»--n
is tarred heavily with the same stick. All are or
the public to visit this store at
ADVJCI<T1«1N<I KAIFXl
have been Conducted, not in the interest of all the To th« R»|iublicsn Volar« of
any time and inspect my work
S'
people, but in the interests of individuals and
Cani of tbatik» ....... .... .................................. ......
I auh County :
and stock of all the Season's Lat­
Spar lai idrituarr nritice», par line
............................. ..... t«
1 hartó» «nnour.c« myaalf au »»]• '
classes
of
individuals.
Too
much
jiuwer
is
lodged
02
Ettemled weddlug coumiviil». l—r tuie ...................... ..
est Creations in Shapesand Trim­
latrai «drartlaliig, |x*r lina |wr ieauw
...................... Oft in the hands of the Federal judiciary; too much ant. «ubjer-t to your will at th« forth. in-
mings
prompt and courteous
I> «plav stia, 2 rliang.» per ninnili, ona colunm nule
power is wielded by the sj>eaker of the national lug primary election, for tba candidaci
l«-r iridi ...
.10
for th« of!!. » ol
attention
to atl
Hats made to
This assumption of
Frofea«iot>»l l ar-l*. I1.. InrLte, i-er tnon'h
I <>■ house' of representations.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Jx.ng lima contrai t» (■ r a.i»<-it.« g m i h- ni appli. ato-n
power has l>een of gradual growth; so gradual
Order a Speciality. Old Hals re-
T. J. BUTLER.
that the people did not seem to realize where they
Albany, Oregon.
trimmt d.
were at.
THE MOST REMARKABLE.
But at last the awakening has come. All over to th« Dem -, rati. Votar» of
l.mn County
the nation there is a disposition to punish the
ILLIAM .1. BRYAN is certainly the most wrong doer, the grafter and the boodler. These I lirraby annotine» m>«»lf »o a»i
remsrkable public man the United States prosecutions include the rich influential railroad rant, tub)« t t<> vour will al tba forth
g p' II ary » >. ti. n. I • I'..a < an
has produced. After Buffering two de­ and corporation magnate as well as he of less
.lacy lor th« nifi.» of
feats. the last of which bring the most pronounced
public notariety.
COUNTY JUDGE
J. J.Barne«, W. F. Gill,
FaaainraT, W
he is more |x>pul«r la-fore the American people, to­
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Barne«,
In Oregon we have seen prosecutions for land
C. If «TEW a RT.
Sa<«Ki«ar, U. A. Warner
day, than ever before. Why? The lapse of four­ frauds, and in San Francisco, St Louis and other
C. A. W ar tier.
Praawnl (’utility Judge.
teen years has proven to the American petiple thHt cities for bundling, and bribery. We see with satis­
the theories anti doctrines advocated by .Mr. Bryan faction the government prosecutions of the rail­ I o tba Democratic ft otar» ut
Linn County:
in his public speeches, are correct His thousands roads and huge coriiora'ions. which have, notori­
I hereby atin>>unc» myaelf •» an «»pi-
of public speeches have proven to the people nis ously, violated law. All goes to snow that popu­
raul, »ubjacl lo your will al tba forth«
loyalty to their intere.its, and his ability to origi­ lar opinion is beginning to have an influence in coming primary alartiou, for tba candi'
nate and prescribe laws and methods which will the higher branches of government, and very soon, da. y (<»r tha otite« «•(
Hl'MUtHOK» TO
COUNTY JUDGE
rectify the wrongs from which the great mass of let us hope, that influence will reach to the con­
the American people are s iffering.
C, L UH AW.
fines of the U. S. supreme court chambers.
Frica Precinct,
Mr. Bryan may never be president nor the
The disposition among the people throughout
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
F. O. Albany, Oregon
Democratic party may never again have complete
the nation to arise in their might and resume the
control of governmental affairs; but the policies control of affairs, is growing rapidly. I^et us hope To tba Itetuocratic Voter« ul
and theories of government, of finance, of protec­
l.lnn County :
in a few years all railroads and corpoiations, all
tion of the rights of the common people are sure
I hereby auamic« uivwlf • • an S»p ’
city, county and state governments will deem it
to become the law and policy of the conduct of
ant fur thacandida. y, «ubjact to th« will
wise to be good.
uf the fh-inorratic rotar» at the forth­
government, because they are right.
Oregon, in reform, has been the pioneer state. coming primary «l«ctlon, for the <«fh "
Mr. Bryan’s ability and honesty of purpose has
We have inaugurated the tools and the methods by of
given him popularity heretofore in the South and
R ECOB BER ut CON V E Y A Nt »
which reforms in all directions may be accomplish­
West. In the states I List of the Mississippi and
H II. GlltN,
ed. We have the Direct Primary including State­
Mialburri Frat ii cl
North of the Ohio rivers hi.< popularity has not
ment No. 1. the Initiative and the Referendum
been so pronounced and decreasing us the Atlantic
tools with which many and most of the wrongs Fu Ilia Republican Votara of
nea boa rd was approached.
This condition is
Linn County :
against the people of Oregon can be remedied. A
changing somewhat. He is even more popular in
strong effort is now being made to cause the peo­ 1 li«r»by aiiuouiica mv«elf an «apir*
the West and South and he is gaining in favor in
•nt, »object to your will al th« (olili-
ple to surrender the use of these: methods and ruining
I) M. McKNIGHT
primary «leciteti, (or th« candr
J. I . CALA VAN
the East
tools, and to restore the old regime of boss rule. dary fur th» otite« nt
Mr. Bryan, on February 5. by invitation, attend­
Shall we. through neglect and attention to public
1 I >1 M 1 1 KI. Ml 111 1:
ed a dinner given at the Astor House, in New
C. SCOTT
affairs, lose these points of vantage we have
York city, bv the Economic Club. At this dinner
Tangent.
Orey.m.
gained? Shall we allow the bosses through appial
were some seven hundred jests, composed large­ to partyinm prejudice and spirit, to undo the work
VAI. AVAN 4 McKNIGHT. Proprietor«
ly of bankers and financiers. Mr. Bryan was one that we, the jieople, have accomplished by years Tu Ibi* Iteiu-H ralle Votar« of
Limi Couutv :
of the speakers and was. evidently, given a most of agitation? Surely, the people will arouse them­ I haraby
Hucks connect with all trains both at
annottile« mvaa'f an aapir- '
respectful ami cordial hearing. The argument ad­ selves to the importance of the situation. Surely, arit (or thè candidary, »uhjvit to thr
West Scio und Munkers.
vanced was so logical and true that such bankers the peop'e will realize that a step backward, «ili of tba Dattiwcralic votar« al tba
and financiers as ex-Secretary Lyman, .1. Gage makes any future advancement in reform, all the (orthcumiiiK primary •l«cliou, tur lite
Our ri^s urc first-class and our horses
and President Baker, of the First National bank more difficult. Surely, the people of Oregon, once otti .•» ot
COVNTY CLERK
of New York, were forced to publicly admit the having released themselves from the domination
J E. CALAYAN.
qood dricers. Prices reasonable.
correctness of Mr. Bryan’s reasoning and state­ of political bosses and corporate influence, will not,
North 8» tu Praciuct.
ments.
voluntarily, place their necks again in the noose.
To the Republican Voter« ol
Mr. Bryan could not nor did not have audiences
Liao County:
Publk: '»■le
of bankers and financiers in the campaigns of lKDfi
1 liaraby aunounc« tu»»alf an a«pir-
and HMM). Why can he get a hearing before an
The question to be taken up, next Monday even­ ant for the Candida.'», «ubjart to your The undr-r»ign--<l will acU at public
audience of this kind to-day? Mr. Bryan has not ing. at the city hall citizens meeting, will lie the willaai tba forthcoming primary aioc- •al« at tiro A. I>. Gardner (arm Ave
CARSON 4 CO., Prop«.
mil«» Suuthweat ul Stayton, tu Limi
changed his preachments in the least. He is still proposed new tax law. The N ews confesses to lion fur tba office of
COUNTY bHKRlFF
coutil» on
contending for the whole people as against the having not given this subject a very thorough in­
Saturday April «th, iq OM,
F. I.. BAYNE.
special few favored ones. The simple solution is vestigation. But in so far as we have investi­
SCIO,
OREGON
Hliedd Precinct.
Contlueirciiig al 10 o'clock a. m. the I
the country has lieen brought to the brink of ruin, gated. we think the proposed law would result in
fullotting paraotral property:
at a time of great plenty, by the existing financial greater inequality of taxation, than is the case
leu h» «»i milk <•.»», all (re.«h or »-«> ii
A VXD I INCI. MINT.
All kinds of Fresh Meats,
to Ire Irt-ab ; 14 head y-utig cattle, ltl
system ami everybody including New York bank­ under our present law. Our present law is far
Sausages,
Firh, etc., con­
ers and financiers realize a fiscal change must be from perfect, in that it fails to bring about a just G. ti. Balta, of Harriabtirjr, and Y.G head »Mine, 3 to ft tuonili» old ; I »luMli
stantly
on
hand.
young
laying
ben»;
1
uhi
lh-«rit>|t
Freanian, uf Altianv, candidata» lor thè
made. Even these bankers men who are sup­ and equitable taxation. As we view the proposed legialatura.
aacb «ubaa rlu« tu thè follo* harvester; 1 Milwaukee mower 4'ylt.
posed to be finan -i»lly w ise are unable to pnqxjso law, this inequality would be agravated rather ina:
rut; 1 Milwauko« hay rake 10 ft.. I U. LOT Highest market price paid
To J. W. Miller, Colini» Clark <•(
a plan that offers relief and they seem disposed to than remedied. To our mind the present law liun
8. < ream aeparalor, 2 eight-gallon cream
rottili», Ori-gou, and l<> thè ni» m-
for Beef, Mutton, Veal and
try the Bryan plan of dealing with finance and amended so as to incorporate a graduated land tax. Iwr» ot tba RrpublkSN party and ili» •hipping can». Th«a<* laat tire article* Pork.
ol Limi cuunlv. In Die Stai« of orari) tir» , aome houaeirold furniture I
financiers.
the assessors stamp on a no'e before it is collect­ alaclor»
(traguli
1 ani a dui» irgi«l»r«.l i------
ani Vii.ir article« too uumerou« to ;
Mr. Bryan will undoubtedly be the Democratic able and make a failure to return the full amount \'>tr of tba Rapubli an prrty. If I «in
Our purpose is to conduct
uoiiiinatal (or lii» i tili a <>( Reprr»«uta cueirllon.
candidate for president for the third time. As of money in de|*osit in bank or elsewhere, to the uva
Tit»« or »at a :
at Ih» l’riiuary nomi alili« »l»rtiun
a first-class meat market.
the N ews views matters, his chances of success assessor for purposes of taxation, a criminal of­ tu l>» baia in Liun l'uui ly, State of < in­
All »urna I |l<) and under, radi , over
fili. un III» I7lli day ut Aprii, IWM, I th.I amount an moniti» tuna will li»
are very much better than in either of his other cam­ fense. punishable with imprisonment, would come • ili aerapl tha uoiuiualivn. and «ili imi
BEWARE of defective titles
paigns. In his former political battles, he met a very nearly reaching a just and equitable system • ithdraw, aud if l am al», tei 1 «ul given on approved noie» at s p»r cent
Hava an Ah*<r»rt of TIU« i»rva»n«l
intrte-l. Fira per c«nt diacuunt for
•• «ueh ofticar.
uniteil enemy with a division in his own party of taxation. At all events, be on hand next Mon­ ; Itialuy
If I am nomiiiatad and «l«cta<l, ! «di, ca»h.
Free lunch will lai nerved atl
bj iba
ranks. Now just the revers« is true. z\ united day evening and let us investigate the matter.
during in» terni of odte», »iipi«»rl a
noon.
litiaral pulit-y for tha public »cii'»l».
Democracy against a badly divided Republican
ria» tmn <d Unitari State» tanater» hy a
¡»arty. The Democratic party instead of having
dirart »ole of II»« |H»- pl». «jiiitehle
Of the» rval property yon intomd to purt'haM
Senator Fulton apparently is endeavoring to «••eaameut tur all projwrty , a Conaerya-
to meet its political foe squarely, face to face,
nr OiNN-pt a« erwmrlijr for umhibjt loaned, our
live
tetani» aa Ita» adniiiii«trali“n of
carry
water
on
both
shoulders,
relative
to
the
Ktn»n«
rvxMilvUig th«
of oar «aperi
finds the Republicans marching at its flanks but a
•lata affair« albi r»raonabl» and jual Administrator'» Sale ot Real Estate.
•a<o
Kwtabhabrd tn ¡«rt.
ragulation ut tran»|w,rteli.>n line».
Statement
No.
1
question.
His
chief
supporters
few paces to the rear, on the road to govern­
Haviug tuli laltli in thè judgntenl and
Notice i» hereby piren that th« lindar-
are the enemies of the peoples choice for senator; ' b.itu-aty <>f tha p«.>i..». • a..d
Z. H. RUDD, Maaagar.
I h - u - iin , <igt,«t Adniiuialrati-r of the E.tata l
mental reform.
t»d believing
tirai their atp>e«»«.l • i«lira »hotild b t o-* »rg» Cliriatie Joii.iaton, de. » h » u -|, < •«<» cornar Third an<l Hrnadalbln it*.
yet
he
cannot
afTord
to
lose
the
votes
of
Statement
The question at once arises "Which is the safer:
III» guitta rf thè urie r hueen tu r»| reami »ìli. in puraimiMW <>t an order of the j
Al.HAM Y. OBXQON.
Mr. Bryan who has been advocating these reforms One Republicans, if he would be elected. Senator tltelil tu III» legialatura, and thal thr Comity
I i.uit < ( l.mn County, Oiag .n,
•utirr-a
of
all
tmlillral
power
reala
«uh
more than a dozen years and who has been largely Fulton is a foxy politician and may be able to fool thè paopl«, I furihar alala t«r thè people duly in «dr- and i-iur-mi of rarord tn th«
rtiea ■■( tiia Clark of the County Court
instrumental in educating the |>eople up to their some of the people; but he will be unable to fool of llrrg.in a» Mail •• to thè inopia ul tur .or
»aid county, on tha I'ith day ol
lagialatlre
diatrict,
that
dnring
ni»
terni
necessity, or the Republican leaders who have all of them. A great many people in Oregon are ■d ofWca, I » ili alttav« eoi« tur tha can­ April, Itati, at lÒa. M <w atpublK aii>-
th» front door »>( the Planing Mill
been driven to join the march of progress by the from Misouri and the senator will find it difficult didata tur Unitari Stata» Sanai ir in tional
■ n the city of S-io, t tragón, all of the fol­
C<>n«r«a»
whu
ha»
re<-aiv»l
Ih«
highaet
to "show them.”.
force of publican opinion?”
lowing dracribad real aatate, to Wit-
nunil>»r <d Ih» people'a Tute« tur tira
l-ota N ». ? and tin Bmck No. Sand
If the fact that Mr. Bryan can now gain a re­
P»«lti n at thè grnaral ala. tion n»ll ra.-tioiial la»t» I and 2 in Hl.-k No ft tn
Having again located in Scio
prmxling thè alar tino of a i euatur in W hralvr ■ Ad-liti. .’- to th« l"WU of Scio,
I am now pretmred to do
spectful and cordial hearing, as was evidenced at
The candidate who does not subscribe to State­ V--ngra«a, withoul ragar»! to any indi­ l.mn
Counly, Or«*g»ni.
watch and clock repairing
the Astor dinner and at Carnegie hall in New ment No. 1. will not have even a ghost of a show viduai prateranr«.
Tanna ot -ala. <-a»h in ban»l on day ot -
on
short notice, Work done
to
be
elected
in
Linn
county
this
year.
Senator
•ala.
York, in the midst of the camp of the enemy he
promptly
and satisfaction
If
you
«ani
notarial
work
don«.
•
I’ated thia the lttth day of March,
has ever assailed, cat’ be taken as a criterion, he is Fulton sees the "Handwriting on the wall” and dead. luortgago or lea»« written, or a ISUtt.
gauranteed.
now endorses the statement The people will do n«n«ton »ottener fllled out, you can eri
sure to be the winner next November.
Rttav N hxltoii ,
A. W. HAGEY
well to settle the matter permanently, by adopting It don« at Tas Nawauffic« upon abort
A .n.u i-tralor if thr Estate nt trmrwa
The people, evidently, have trusted Republican the
|
law-making the statement obligatory.
nolle«.
Ci r>»lie Juhualuu, Ik-» «»»rd
utwcnbe for lite S amtiam Natta.
T
Wesely & Cain’s Store
W
Scio Millii’ti ßooipaijfl
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
FARMERS MEAT MARKET
Linn County Abstract Co.
CLOCK AND WATCH
REPAIRING