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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1908)
Si’IO. < >RE<;<»X, M AY h .IH on , U lis I scio 1'1 Ms. The representative ticket offered by Democratic |«arty, this year, is certain ly one worthy of the confidence and support of th«- |M«oplc. All three can dnlates arc taken from the rank* of our progressive up-to-date farmers, They are men of moderate financial circumstances and are fully Identified with the tax pavers interests. All . consequently are committed to the principle of the election of United States senators by the Jieople. .Messrs Brandon an«l Philpott have never been candidates for office liefore the people, until the present time, am! can in no sense lie regarded as office si-exi rs. With them it has been a case of the office seeking the man. On the Other band, Mr. I. A. Munkers has served the county as sheriff for one term and as representative in the legis lature during one session. His services as sheriff were all that could be asked for, and his legislative record is liefore the fieople to which he invites inspec tion. Neither of the above named can didates have legislative axes to grind nor pet institutions to ask extravagant, tinancialy aid for. Their purpose is, only, to serve the fieople honestly and economically ami to guard the fieople’s tax moneys from the extravagant in roads that have heretofore been made upon it. What more can we ask in legislators than Messrs Brandon, Philpott and Munkers are fully competent to supply? Surely they come much more nearly filling the legislative measure than their opponents, w ho head the Rtqiubll- can county t!cket. The legislative tinber offered by the Republican |<arty of Linn county, thi* year, la open to serious objection. Probably three-fourtha of the votera of Linn county are staunch supportera of Statement No. 1 M i - mi » Uptnyer and Porter of the Republican tic-et, at the command of the political i«»*« have refuaed to subscribe to the principle of the people's aelection of senator. They, Ihith Tumpkint hw« rrt'»ni«»l fr*tn Portland. wh«rvsht* hua N vii it« n hi achtftd the } na « i whiter. Mrw. A tig«*I ami hrmlt «rr>r»«l here th« firm of having • lrtv«*n rl»v»*n t»««i<d of »11 lh<* |rt*ni I** rtlntid, thev lik* th»* rv »nJ will get l<H*ntw«l * -»n n*s th»v c»ti tin«! » fmnitohus or -rot Mr. Angelo wi’l follow in a abort t n-.e Mr« (»rare pi»'ag u. of P rtlnnd. viMtvd her tintthej Mr« Paul I n.i« kin«, la«t ww»«k. returning rhu wlai m*rnrng. Pe«'p.i* w h»» ’ravrl ♦ trr t> «•country The Oregon fruit season will soon !ss on '«Irawbwrn««s ami cream will I-.- le 1 . • in » b« .lays Mrs rriinian Ricliarslsoii, <d Pn-tI < ' I is « ailing her i •« « a |<«'. t* Mi Sud Mrs J It lilt bsr-ls ni, id near Richardson’s < • «p. Henry Hassler, <Mi last M-m lx ni"V«»l his !amdv ami Imnaehohl g, >>ls to •! :• Knauf farm, wi ■■rr he will -e. t~ d r g tlm pre-ent su l iner PORTLAN ROS FESTIVA i T< > li liti !' !Y 'j A luinls-r setimii.er Isi-iml ir on V-.-i deen, It ash, t«i xa.l FraociM«., ws* • a’ •» wr«««ks*l ten mil« s .Xmih of t eq i , the aih I Mci'j ia »»»rrl t very last Sumías KI««V n d lb- ■■ worat for many mile« ar- uu h ia were drowmu! c«*rlainlv high time there waa «onir hmg hs»r n> o. d Ut Bilyeu ami Will I f th.* n.ost brilliant <l«»m*, ami thm piete of road ina-lr the , WI.eti- l"i-V lie« k to Scio from b«*nt in th«* roiin*» removeil a «sa or They n-eupy Xmw wt'iiii'ti, of thin n ighltorh»» •! at* tlie Barnes' prop ly owns«! by triulmi h q»i lung »*-<*, la«t IDraday W E Arnold afternoon, at Mr». I m > • a I am! Everylssiy should alien I Call»» 4 ir fr< m at report« had a very plenaanl seri ices at the Mee*l,-< a n hall, i ail time, tF» >ugh of omme it t> to I*»* tu|»* Archbt«b‘*p Christie, who a ill their tongue's move I an Lott at Sunday officiate is a prelate <d wide repute, A'lil their iiredh*« Mr. JFIeher« <>f sklbaoy. wa« over M ui- will tss well worth hearing I*. W. Beard, with fi«e teams * il« I Is <lay d«»mg more aurveying for W. J. camping outfit left thia week foe \\ «sii- of Burtleu I’itaF Tompkln« han returned L* hift I ingioi, county, to wutk on the »in struction ol the I Xirl la nd • I! 11 I s I h ,ro • rr * i • * • • ele« trie railwav line Nam Kuna, of Severa) important «sin«entions to I F VtSUA. in Portland on that eccasloa. sÇ tins city, acci ni|>ani«MÍ him June 1 to 6,1903 FLORAL FIESTA Í hi NfiRY tin i. nens. M >»♦ l’carl 1-a.ub, w ho ha« iseeri viait- mg lier »isier Mra. W. E. Ubasi aiti, for thè past tw > waeks, lefl fu I igeile la-t Minia/. Mr. and Mra Waller Brown, of F »• reka, l al , are viaiung Mra, Brown'a parvuta Mr. ami Mia ....... rge beli Mrs Juiin t'alavan teli lael Mondar for a via t with rei «litee in Portland. Mr.Sml Mra Sera tu b, who rame bara aumetlnm Juriug tbe witi’wr lu viali liirir daugli'er Mra J. W tireeu ivate f r tlieir fiume i- Miunew ih nail a * wewk. Charles lutmb, nt i>. adwond, t *r«>., ia volt ifk In» -i*ler .ir» A !. t hseiain. Mr ami Mra. H-ld-a Miriti.ig, who li ve Isoli viaiting Mrs Mirtliug'a |iar<-iiM« Mr and Mrs l.«-e Iti Iteli, for enmelfiue, Irli for tlieir buine in Spring field, lèsi wevk. Mma Ita Mun«eli ia lia» Ing a serious lime Wllii screma oli bar l.a" 1« au.I arma,, A dama »»« giten «I <•••«». Lxki'i, Saturila) r'ltfbl . Il WMt mrgrlv altrndtwl by iba |MM>|>la < Í ll»»i»gry llill. Vim. er of courae, if elected would do all with in their power to breax down thia feat ure of our Primary law. They will not represent the peupla, in thia reapect; but will be dominated by the old politi cal ring, which the state is now en deavoring to break away from. The third Republican candhiate, .Mr. Brown, of the Brownsville Times, has subecrib- ed to Statement No. 1. and, if it waa not for his unsavory record in the legis A Correction. lature, at the last election, might tie entitled to consideration. But as be week in •lie.kmg id file with voter! "yes” on nearly every extrava draws! of J. E t'alavsn ws a can lr.late gant appropriation of Last session, the for com ty clerk on ll>e la-mi- ralK In au<! people will lie apt to conclude that he is licks , we state«! that lie did a lietter newsfiapcr man than a legisla with the advlc«- of his phvrii an. llr A. tor and. consequently, not disturb his ti. Prill. In doing so ws «lid wrong an«l usual occultation of using the scissors purport»! to stale a fact that «in! not si let. and pasteiiot f>r. Prill siateil to the News man that Great ia the Oregonian. It now aub. he i Mr. C'alav nt) wool « do well to get acrilica to Statement No. 1. What out in a ui'>nih. W* had m> authority may we not now expect? Of courae ; to make a stronger slatemeut than this, the tug daily promulgated thia declara-1 but simply sought to impress upon the tion in a antrif of fareciotianesa. But public that tliere was mi fake or trick with the election of a Statement legis alsiut Mr. f'alatan'a illness. lature that |>aper might construe the Il s are glad t" state that Mr. C i nu declaration aa a fact, am! not a joke. 1 lin uas to improve slowly. CIVIC JUBILE Natlia i Wolff, a I’ortliml pawn'irok er. was brutally tii'irderwil in that cpy, last Hl lav evening It is llmlight to or the work id tbugs with roblierv ae their objei I. Xr> satisfactnry clue« hav«- U«en disi v«-re«l. nt this writing Workmen have lie«-n engaged this w«-t«k building additional fencing on the thr West aule ut tlie fair groui 1« As gm i a« the I uiu I h r eau te '• • i»er«-.|. Work on tlie grand slami ai|illtl«>n will 1« commenced. The pronos..I large Bor** liarn will nut be erected, ibis year, n d«»sonr cllitens come forward ad silsnrilie 40 to ">U addii nasi rus ni- be'«hila. THE Souths w Pacific Co. l>' WEST SCIO, Ore to Portland and Return at Mr. ami Mrs. I I l>o.«s. k. of Balackv, Kansas, wlm have taren on ih- Pacific Coast for tlie oast sev- u lu*>Ht'ie, came up from Portland 'aturda« ntglil for an over Munday visit with lln-ir ••'■! Kansas u-iglilsirs the We—lv« n >w ol -cio. Mr. and Mrs !M»rk ••• «art to return to their Kansas home within Hie WM. next few dav. Thrv ar« gresil, pleas«i| ral PaMMUiger A^ml, < >r«*. with the Willamette V «lier ami, poeei- bly, may lie« orne reel lenls id <>n-g m, in BIAS AWI OF DrllXTIVI. TIII I S a f-w in mH.a. T. J. DANNEN. IxH-al ai McMURRAY, The Maws is informed that J, .lg« Stewart has prepare,! a complete fl .«u- cial etstem« nt, of the count v ex|«i>di- turee f ir leal year, and which will l>e published for g<>n«*ral circulation, in a few days. Thia is a miller du<- ths people ami the Judg«* dors well io lake the |s-ople into hie Contid-me Die Sxwa has criticised lhacoui ly ivurt in the past, b <aussi just auch a Bia 1« no-n I was not publish»! every year. The people pay Ilia lata« ami they ■ ava » right to know for whal ami in which way their tax mouaya are aX|«mlnl Publicity should be the rule al all tinme ami we eongralulale Judge Mewart in making thia important atari. 1-el such a statement 1« melr annually here after. t Havn an *b<tr* l<if Tilla in-Marsst b» Ibe Linn County Abstract Co of th« rml ¡>n*wriy )»»<» Intatid in fun ha«* nr a«'«'pt a« uraurlt) for mona y kmmmm !. e»ur iwlriNii rnveithig tita «•hi’lR o! mar «t|4»r moi Krtabltahed In IW. Z. ft. Rl. !>!>, Ma; ALHAMY If you waul notarial work «lune, a deed, mortgage or Ira a«' w ritl-u. or a |>rtiai<>u voucher tills-«» out, you can get it done al Tua Saws office Upon abort notice.
