The Santiam news., May 29, 1908, Image 2

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roliticullij Independent
Entared at :ue puetutEce at Scio, < tre ,*■>», a» x
mail matter.
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Tue vear In advance. ....
Ine rear, al end d tear .
.'tie «ear, at etui >d 2 v.-«r*
H» year, at end of 3 year»
<ig monili» in advance
hrea month» In advance.
' Single copy in wrapjier
A5 OPEN LE
¡.¡ch had been grartU-d by the i
|fr|la-r«il
.mint t»> th»- state tur school pur*
State <>f Oregon Executive Depart­
piMM*,
.> i< <i mint ral lands. In such cases, ment, Salem,
upon prod of tin same, the s’ate was granted ;
May 20th. 19«*.
This scrip) Mr. T I.. D igger,
«crip in lieu of tiieae mineral lami».
Scio, Or*.
'■ould be Io attsi on any unoccupied government i
.mil«, 'flu ♦¡•«■r administration sold much of this; My Dear Sir:—When a randuiate for
iGovernur in 1902 I advocated openly
■ leu land scrip, that is to say, the bast* upon which the Injative and Referendum Arnond-
Conautution, and later
i.c guv« rnuiciit i
I th«' « ru>- 1 tHten tunes th«-
ame l».i'*' wa. “».Id over and over again by the favored the enactment ut a tow which
¡ecr-O'IMI crow d and money received Ujxm the would put tte provisions in force,
ale <»f which. Mr. O'lh'll never failed ’to deduct a I In 19U4 I openly advocated the adi.p
| Uun of the direct primary nominating
good fc«' for haying pointed out to the buyer
law. with Statement No. 1 inctuitod.
vhcr. in tiie Im-.' f<>r script could lie found. After iadievtmr then aa I lieheve now, tha'
j > ¡overitor Ch iimben&iii • 'h-etton r-atne the expoae. 1 the iHM,pto should have the right ti
It was found t* al ine »t lie I ui taken money from j nominate their own senators in th.
il ZIVI'II HlMolutely nothing in ¡< ongr«*«a of ..............................
the United States i
! •
j many p»» Ifni aii'i
, lieve thoroughly in that doctrine now,
!exchange • for ll. »At ••fit a piece of worthless paptsi. ind earnestly appeal to the people of
■ <¡overnor ( tittii.'ln rl.tin Las Iwcti rectifying them 1 the »tale to vote only for those met.
: frauds fur winch lie m * in no manner responsible, for the IrmslMure who have a«gne<!
I Tn« * ake lasq e. through the Portland Telegram, Statement No. 1, agreeing to vote fot
| the eenator who receives the highest
ar endcavonni ; Io make it a linear that the Gov 1 ____ _ .f
.a^s •»» •bsaw we las»« • l<«n in
’* lhc cle,t,on
j «mor is solely r<*r>|M>H vilHc. 'But they will fail and '’un’b-r ui
.M'CV lol
I'M* »»‘Mfr I • 'M.
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s 4‘
k
I June.
Muri? to result in injury to their I Mv opponent, who made the cam­
'
c
mdidate,
as
it
ought.
AllVEII IHIMI KA'II'X
paign on Statement No 1, now du-
A- Hi' , ni .« s has often wtat»sl. Governor' elinm tu inatot upon the election of
Card "f thanke
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(' amln-ii.ilii i a.i tn.ide w<* -i in every public poai-1 only those canduiatee who have aignwd
(
HtwM-ml nbilUarv rmtii-ee, prr line
•uch Statement No. 1. and »ay* that
tion f"' tins livid.
If he inn t>een derelict as a
Eltemlnl wedding comment», per line ..............
he will not interfere tn those counUee
h
txical advertising, per line |<er leene
pjblic erva it in any manner whatever; H he has which have candidates nominated in
Dtaplav ad», 2 cliangi-e per month, un» r»dumn*< i.-
I' ¡» •■ii iriiit. ob
railing or Im.» l.Men unfaithful in opposition thereto. Can he do thi* and
|mr inch ....
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Profre«ion»l carde, I1» Inches, per moo'h
my imrtii- imr ii ,ie .1« vm . ig M his ttledtred word I»- .utiaietent a» favoring,the etoetton
I ■ ng ti me ■ .mira, l» tur >.n•• rt min t ■> ut., n tp|
in any vm , c. pu i|i< i.a« yet to learn of it. Ami ^of senator* by a dirwet vote of the peo-
pie? My piwiuon on thia subject t* ami
t H aitvinpi I" qirmir .1 lot of nuiftoid miaconstru- always has been unequivocal, and if
I CAMPAIGN OF MISREPRESENT ‘HON. : e I Irusn, jlist at
s - of h jiohlical carniNtign. you lie lie ve in that doctrine ami that
uf every decent citizen. If principle should I* placed above party
tieserves the co
hi ii-t -If a lunch of very I ami country above every other eon
M r. < 'ake d*»es i
erhaps mr . cake ’ s cnmpnig n • u-er i b.tdlV SfiolitsI du
th 2 ui day of Jane, it * ill Kidrration, I appeal to you for support
in the election euutl to be held.
can pumuatk» the ¡x*ople thnt < •» • -r
not tlescr/e iL
| (lot i.H- lM'.'4-lS'' I
I have the honor to remain.
J. J Hirne«, W. r. Gill
rftirtiiJKXt, w. F Gill.
Chamberlain is resimnsihl“ for t!n < .rrn
11 twi n, t t <mi."i lain' - canqiaign has lx*<?n con-'
Yours yery aincerely,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Barnes,
Krixrtilt, C A. Werner
tion originating in the state school land tb-parl
d i ' d in a truthful straight forward manner
G ko . E. C hamhfsi . ain
C. A. Warner.
Blent» liii'ler the (Jmar1 >'1
re
nd t
■ II > has cr.uc.z d Mr. Cake’s wavering (mAition;
depopulating the state |M'nite*>tiitrv tn an n' irmim
:
...... ¡.a. in which ne is Adml U«lraiur'a Sal/<4 Meal Látele.
fl
ixtint. and is turning the vilest of criminals loo« i . .
i ii. M
t'.iKi ’s fast and I amu
*
ujiun society.
We say perhaps the p.-onl • ran I • t tiuca.
Nolic» la bervi» given that Ih» un.lei*
eig-ied Ailnnn>at>aiur of tl>« aetata <;•
made to believe these unbelievable campa zn I
9
Bat »he | • ph c:t ¡not be fooled all the time. George
»'lineile Jolmaton deeuaaed.
but the N ews *<.»•» not lieln-vc tl • •«
i
T >< ha." r i ni to t> In .'» Inal when a man has will, in pursuance >>f an order of tin
MVOhMMOKM TO
by guch »lop. Governor Chamberlain has ....... t<
b"i'ii 11 'tot ■■ tr >a mi|" si u|x>n him for more j C-uinty Court of Lum ('..uutv, Urtg.in,
duly made and onterei of record in tbe
long under the public eye; he ha» Iw-en tri'd in t>
ti ri a ;...i! -r c -nt .u i of official life in various i ortiiw o( the clerk of the County Court
many public positions, in all of which be ha • rn; <!• p isit. »-I ■. i" a ¡il ii" tr te to their interest* for six1 for Mid county, on the nib. ilav of July,
I HUH. ai I hr- Imur of 11’ M . »ell at nub­
good; for the petiple, in the heat of a polit.e.'i y ir long r. « ntulil he i>" elected United States ile auc tion al the troni d ior«4 the Plan.
INCOHI'OHATKIl 1 Ohi hMUI H 'J~. 11«.».
Mill in the City <d Hvio, Orv-gou, all
cumnaign, to forget.
.« >.ii r in co f
Mr. Cake has held no official Ing
■ I the following deecribed real retili
These apiwals of the Cake crown, these accusa i>
il -Las d me nothing to show to uit:
G,t> Sot Tend 3 in Hlrwk No 3 and
tinns and inuendo« s. art* for f
p ri
13 tn. ¡«-n'l.* tnat he would l>e true tu their
We <io • Oenerel C?u»1..ro Milling Bu.ln...
ar I lour en.l
fra« tlonwl Lute I and in BUnk No. .5 In
tluencing men who Lan t " ,s. h
Feed on Sale.
W Keel Bvughl and Eat Hanged for
i t.-c
ILs vacillation relative to Statement W herler'e Addition I > the town ol bel»,
t'ouiity, ttiegon.
F'wMr.
a»
We are In the Field for Bwelnoee and Will
of Oregon. They knew that such balderd t-h w'
N ■. 1. do, . ol in.->pire confidence. I'nder these I.mu
l'enne ut «eie, raeli in band on day of
Treat You ISlgiil
have no infltH*nce whatever, ujmn the c iz< ns <
c.tml'iio 1-, lot
in (u com** forward and ask to be a«l .
Paled
Ilo»
Nth.
dav
rd
Jul*.
IWM*.
o ir state who have known and are fair.!! ar wit
eke: I to t . high* >■( offi • within the gift of the (
b
Riuav SuatTu«,
Governor Chamlierlam’s entire politii al < ■
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a «I- mure than he tlescrves tdminietrator lor the Eetateof George
Ci.nene Jobueioit, dvooMed.
They know that it is simply nonsense to rml 'an ' and mure ti an l ie people will give.
to convince the people that the Governor 1
ill a
1» M McKNIGH I
J 1. CALAVxN
executrix Notici;.
once become corrupt; when a single well i ta'ili-'
Si
All
MINI
NO.
!
• d corrupt act Would s | h 'II |*>litical ruin; vl i t
ru wmiw it uav cuNcaaa
Governor has belli numerous public i»> ti«'n»
Nottiw is hrrrb« given to ell whom it
Y AI.I. ' 1'1'S THE mamtainance of State­ mav concern that the n .dereianxl ha»
the past wherein corruption anti graftn - "> i
.. ............... imp..«.« rouan,
ment No. I,
have been infinitely easier than in his present ;
CAL AV AN A McKNIUHT, Proprietors
X
It is of far »Id. dneCMatl. by tha count» court of
of
the
cl'-ction
next
Monday
sition.
We say the Cake managers kr o <
l.iiiii county, Oieg.m; tlicrrfure, al!
I
greater
inqiortancc
ti an the election of either
auch rot will have no influence tijv-n old
■ . ■ ai
.
«n. • •«'» n»l the rHe'-e < '
Govi-rnor I ’ >
i in or Mr. Cake.
The failure «.id <te.e<l»id are hereby uotifled and
gonians; but may have an influence on tie*
r»<|Utred to prenant the »»me under nati,
to ei«s I a ¡' .
iture pledged to the Statement, with the proper vuitcbere to the under­
comers.
a it ist m i
-t back to the principle of signed at her plecu of residence neat
Governor Chamberlain is responsible for two ii. a
Jn-dau, in »aid count I, within eut
"li-i-t >noi I' a. I States se iatora by the peo­ nnmtb» (rum the date hereof.
public acta which, it he had Iieen guilty of tln-u tiie
l>aiwd tin» 2Vlh. day ( May, )W#I.
Not only will such a result be a serious
would atone for a multitune of sins. We allude t ple
Aura McDowaUi,
his bringing the Oregon City locks company t< matter to th.- | . "p|v of Oregon, but to the people
Elecutril ol aaid ratals
if the entire country as well. All of the states W K Bit rott, attorney lor executris.
li me. and the comjadling of State Treasurer Ste<
tu double the amount of his bonds.
T • *• two ire Wiitdiing the "Oregon Experiment” closely.
SUMMONS.
acta, alone, have and will result in savin; totii .-' ¡ould our I'r.mai . law. including the Statement
"• i.d.i ti i xt Monday, as it was two years; 1« ru* ciaiTtr «vic er or rua » tatb or
state more than $1.0(M),000.
ago, and !ae
i ator then elected, b® ratified ioaauoa run ths cmcmty or uws
It will be rememl»ered that the Or< ; on C t
Kula Neto,
i'laiutifl, i
ii'Uiiptly
wi.-i
’
t
■
leg; la tore meets next winter,
locks were built just about the time Governor
W.
H. Paul, and Lillie D I
Chamberlain came to the state.
Any bf t . mr " E\| i rin ••nt" w ill Itecome so firmly establish­ Paul, hte • lie, G. M Paul,
The fact that s J. Paul, Celia E7Hi.it. ■ • t HÌOM
several governors we have had since t al dat ed thai otl . i tat« i will follow.
Howard W )
(1H75) could have required the hicks coin; tu . ! tin O(i gon, plan has removed the corrupting in* Katie Paul,
Moore,
William
Neieou, I
live up to its agreement with the state.
They liienu it.iin tl" ley alive halls, which u’ually Dolpli Nelson Hanna Net- »
Bess Nelson, De*ta I
neglected to do no. They had allow i d (he ri; in att* i ns in. • 11 ti"ii of .senator by the legislature • <oi to and
E. J. P acl , oms or ths UBrKNlJAWT»
of the state to sleep so long, that when Goti rnor maid In ami is the very best method of advertis­ a ». vb xaobu
la Tua >i»i or ths STa*a or oasuo«,
Chamberlain caused suit to be brought in order t ing our «tate, winch could be selected.
vou am hereby require I to a) pear and
By i doing we will establish the fact in the answer the complaint of the above
establish the state's rights, the company bn* i
set up the claim, that the state bad lo t all right i e» of th" nut >n. tlint the )ieople of Oregon are named plaintiff in the above »nulled
Court m>e on Hie Willi the Clerk of said
l> t area right thinking and far see­ C<.Urt < u or betu-e the 2Utli day of June
in the premises by the neglect of (¡overt "r m>t fadi '
and you are hereby nolilled that
Chamberlain’s predecessors. The Governor
I ■ ing |» opli a people brave enough, if public well- il 1'0.
you tail to eo ip|»«r ai d answer «aid
gtMxl a lawyer to lie side tracked in that nianm r fare d» n and ■. to cut loose from tradition and the complaiul aa by law required. Hie plain­
tiff will take a decree against you a»
f pm ii; <t. and top boldly forward into umysd
and. in tbe end. the deciaaion of the supreme court
for in tbit ci.iuplamt, bird in
i untried fields.
Should we succeed, as we will if llie above »mil rd vauw and Court,
has justified his wisdom.
wliidi la u> lorn lu«e llie mortgage dalrai
Then Governor Chamlierlain. when he c.x • 1 t ’• •«"*.•» of < )i i o i make good at the (tolls next thelatdayul
February, I'.ad, executed
Monthly,
• w '
regarded as leaders in ¡tolitical 'it due form of law by W . H. Paul ami
State Treasurer Steel to double the amount of In
thought.
If we fail, we will simply be called Lillie D. Pa<il, In» wile, on the follow
official bonds, was th« cause of uncovering atr'
lug deecribwii lands to- wit
as complete conspiracy to l«»»*t the state ti as ir ’ foots ’’ N<«r v II this ap|M*||ation I m * undeserved.
beg 111 ii I ii g’ a I the N W corner of the
as could have Iieen devisctl by men.
1’1 is con W. a\" • ■ t Siu .itin « Bourne ami Mulkey to con- 4 W . l* ol the N W l4 <>l Sec. I, «aid
point being a N. W corner ut the I* I.
•
t' l >« the votes of the people and I of William A Paul ami wile. Nut No
spiracy was concocted before Stu-I's election and *r>
amt claim No 7ti in Tp. il t*. H 2
possibly, before his nomination. As i»m as Str. I »Oi-rward rat n il. in a few minutes by the legis­ IIH3,
West <4 the W III .Merd.. Urrgnn, tliencv
was elected, he commenced delivering the gI;. lator'. t If we now, by negligence and in obedi- 1. M* cliain» u> th • N. boundary line of
That is U» say. he commenced depositing ti e !•' co to tin- mandate «if (he |Militic>| bosses, elect a •aid claim No. 7», theme E 2>l chain-,
thence N tu ehaiu« l>> ilia N boundary
state’s money in a Portland bank which w
I- .'
itui" l.o.«tile to the principle of the (teoplc*s line >4 »aid c.aim No. 7», thence W 20
•lion of a atnr, we will, in effect, say toother chains to the place of b-gluning con-
organized for the purpose of robliery. I’ortunat
• silling Hkiairee
tate« that th«* .1 -etion of senators by the people is
lv for the state and the jsstple, the financial ere
Also beginning at a —
point
lint on the N.
not d< -irabl»'.
the p**»>ple *»f Oregon, have boundary line ol the D. L. C of Will-
of last fall, forced this misnamed " Title G i iru
irm A. Paul ami wife, Nut So . '.
t «e and Trust company to show its hand.
At i i tried it. and t.ow repudiate tbe system; acknow- and claim No 7# in I p. li S R. 2 Meet rent. per amum and the further aunijd -May, Ito S, aiitli.iriting» and directing
was the watchfulness of the |ieople’s inter'-i- Io l -.i.'in, t'lat, w hile we are caimble of selecting all ol the Will. Merd Oregon, winch le It I'««' 01 a» attorney'a fra* for inrliluling | thè rame 1« he imrvMl for »11 c<m«ee-U-
15 < baiiia W ol tbe N K corner of »aid and p«'—mil l ng ea>d »nit ami to tor»- tlva wr»k» in U h > Sixrn* News, a
Governor Chamberlain made manifest
Sit I ; other «'dii ials. we prefer not to include rnemliere claim No 7n tl-ence 8. SO < ham«, to the rione
»aid mortgage, ami that tbe de t.ew»p*|«r poti «hed in th» Citv » f >cio.
louth tmundary Hi.« of said claim, fondante and each and all n( them be l.tnn Countv. Oregon; ami timi thn
of the U. S. senate in the list.
increased official bonds more than cover 'd t
ttiruce W. 3H 11 chain», them.-- N, No tiarml of all right title and Internet tirai ptiblication te mede on thè Sth,
a nount of money he had placed in ti
r !t
chain« to the N h umiarv line of said i herein or anv part thereof, and that day ol May, ItoH. ami thè la«t
iildica.
claim and thence EMIl chain» u> th» the proceed« arising from «aid »ale tie Iloti tberamf Eie mede on tlie IWth dav of
bank.
The bonding company thought it b- t t(
“rtiTii.il \ivil«*n<*c is the price of liberty" never place of twginniiuf comaiidng 2MK tM applied tint. to the pai meni ut th - dune, luna and ll.«t you l<e re.juirrd lo
come forward and pay the statu a' I, !•
ree, more or le»». and coutaining in principal and inter.at due upon eaid «p;«ar and anaaer by tbe Alti, dar of
was more true ia»r ncceiwary than it is to-day.
If a.
all
SN acme all »Ituated iu Linn note, end en-ond lo paying attorney« ; June, MkJu
Piejins, acquire all the rights the state l> I '
♦he
''ile. bv leatherxy. jiermit an anti-Stat«- County
aud Slate ut Oregon.
W'atTngaruxD A W' vatt
'era ami thr costa and ii»bora«ni*nt« of
r from the bank, or more correctly .«jwakr g rnent N -, 1 leptslature to l»r elected next Monday,
And directum th- »aid land» to h» • hi» »uit. a u llie overplu«. if any there
Atb mete I >r Pia ntiff.
»old
on
executiou
lor
the
purpose
oi
another
'ink
will
l>c
forged
for
the
cha n that is
be, be paid to the .efendent« as lhe.r
I Steel.
paying
the
amount
of
the
note
for
internet may appear.
po.itical
servitude. If
lf you weiil notarmi Work d«me, a
hen Governor Chamberlain succeeded G o t - i bi tdinjf us down to
which »aid inortgi-ge w«» given to
Thu HommoM ■« «ervxl l.y publica- demi, mori gag» or leaee writteU. or a
we elect a Statement legislature we will
... ____
have scire, lo-wll
the sum of |IWUUO •S,n bv an order duly made by William
penatoti Voucher filleil iati, you can gel
broken llie strongest fetter of political serfdom, w ~ th
inter,
at thereon .. tn.m
the .
let day G dlowar. ------
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„ of
.... the above
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Judge
entitled • i dune at Tue Nawii.tbce upon short
completely away.
vl hebruary, IMO» at tire rate of 0 per Court at Chamber* on the 2nd. day of ■otte*.
Wesely & Cain
Oregon
P
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
B
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Hacks connect tcith all trains both at
West Scio and Munkers.
Our rigs arc first-class and our horses
good drioers. Prices reasonable.
A NEW AND
Up-to-date line of
Mens’, Ladies' Boys’ and
Girls' SHOES in Tans
Oxords, and also Ladies
and Misses’ tan HOSE
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