The Santiam news., July 17, 1908, Image 2

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SHOULD ALLOW H'll AMOUNT
C iic kantiani Mnv
KAtlri
luniniii» uni Cr^btrc
On rttrndejr aa |wr
nlment, Ihr
|{4t!»4)
I 'olimi »■U*l-»U.
COli*|W|H>g ol
l**r*vi»’t»t Campball and GtmmiaaM^.rr*
U
4> m | Aihhiaou h<dd a M«tKd> ot
the la-ard tl < rahti«**’ «laiton.
HE C<)l-NTY f’Ol RT <»F Linn county at its
lust . m '. sioii ajtpn.priated tin- munificent sum
of $;)N) m aid <>f lli-- Linn countv fair at this
I h«r «•***ion *aa t ail«*l io ronald« r tl r
city.
Only •
wic, a«k for, l.ackrd up by
(M-titiorw of tax |<ayers fmm all |M>rtious of the rt mpiai.d lll«*-i hy ch« • iLirim td ( rab
ifev a»kmg that tha b I*. ron»|»ah) la-
county.
Ferhaj - the court’.» action whs governed requiitfd U» tabuiM the Lri-lgv nt ll««
Kot rrr* I At llir |«>»toth<M al Scio, Ort'gon, aa «c« <»nd t la»
by motives of economv. Perhaps, as a majority Ui'OiiiK <4 Ihr *M>ntb Sauli«»n.
mnl riutt«'.
of tli<- court is but newly • lect.-d, neither of whom,
</Uilr a b- *1 audiam« Wit pre»« tit,
in
tt.e NEWS lM*lievcx, attended last y«-»r’s fair, the' althh Ito J tided a rmumil Ire from the
5C M < «>»««lie it ial viu**, <tdi»*»liiig ol I«
>- VIH» I KI I *A V 11*4
did not r<*alize th»- imje»rtan«-e ami hcojm ? of th*
U I ♦ tit. <• U t’yrn», b..
|*rery and
I »ititi I : l<
undertaking.
The circumstances tif tin* non at I I Ihizgt r. J II Itvm««, K K««ri -
I ih r< «N A »*4» l‘NoPI<l»r*iR(
tondunce, was unfortunate for the fair, the cour’ 4» r, Mr. Ibirithart and rev vrai «4h« î
*lUie -••*« uria <a i««i t»u «ha |<rl <M ihr
ami the county.
<
l»loaaia ami Mr K'»v ani Mi.
of
was
ap-
Only
a
sliort
time
ago,
the
sum
MI'l|M< K I l-IK »X HAI I ’
l»r<»|»rtat«-d to advertise the county, This apprvpri d»ta ••-••I « h » Ch« part of li»r S. I*. vont *
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On«* v«*nr in n4 ihcp
ation, no doubt, will r< suit in « benefit to th. |Mhy Ihr I •«•*«■«?• lu.g a a« vtm«iu«'<rd
¿Iter
’
»
tri
W it.« - m »
J
<)• r V4» «f, a’ eml **f venr
county, We hoja- the people will receive ampl- *vtr • «uhi «ini <|tirali >ht*d l»v the C*Hh*
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Our VFAF, rtt **f**l «( t ¥« ar>
( hit* t«*4r. ««t »‘lid <»( 3 V» fir«
But Mould not that mèri i umf ami int-u arre t«iru«l oter tu
returns from the investment
I
Hll fliofltli« in rtdt «luv
amount.
if
it
had
lo-en
add.-d
to the fair Linds, th< II. IC. al'ortii'y far croata rsaiittiia*
Tbr«**« month* in »«»I %« »»•••*
have pn>dii<’.-d greater returns to the farmers and *U*u. i* Uaa <lr«vh’|M'«Ì tli4l .'»0 « at
Hiiirflv •'•»I») it* wmpprr ..
I-»ad» »4 irriditi originai«*! al tlw* »la
st-A'kmen of the county?
i-itrhL.tr! a».l sji'«r d iring <(-«■
Any enterprise, which n-sults in Iw-tt.-r sto-k ««•»I *«>ar. bui tbal liti* nuti.lsr litigio
AIO , II H'1'.G it Al I
and Ix-tter products, is undoubtedly of very great »a? «i-gitiH i««t » »‘ iam M, il tha road la*-
at
benefit to the county. Al»n from tin advertising Istrii liai»lr.* and I «lliuau
ll
ubi I*
(’rtfj n( th.inlta
...
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H*.
»al «’biiir-irv i»ofl**«»a, j«er line
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or exploiting view|M*int, the N ews Iw-ln-vcs $»i»si ’»I* i «t«d a* h»r m. ri) .
ir
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*» » I btt# .u»o»*’»»t■, i» r ìifir
...
Ih«* wilia-ii. » h»r ih«’ railr >a>l »board
it!' added to the premium L t of the fair, would be
i^x'tl ‘tdvrrtiaing, jm r line jwr Ì»»ttr*
thr h. o*Hi lati» uh»th «rlr hol t »li-
f> l»!av li»!«, 'J vl»angri» |*«r
•noidh, t»*ir r«»!itn»h aldi
prtwluctive of greater returns, than the men- dis­ ir«Ai<fi«‘d. ih«* bcidgr, o*ing lolla «<»',
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per in«‘h
1 o tribution of printed matter.
Pr-»Ìr~-H*it-I ♦ 't r*l«. 1* . >n«d»’ «, m’t t»»«»n<h
•* •• .i i bave lo I w riilirvo ir» «>i«»itm•»«• (
Ì.Aitig ti int* f'Mtilra«’!« f**F t»K* rt »•»!»» ^ ioh «1 v «»ti a|*plì*ftti«*ti.
The Scio Stix-k ami Agricultural Fair Ass.x-iation lo«kidhig thr atbldionai aiii<»u»»l oi
ia orgatnztsl on s somewha diff. n-nt plan to what uridgr t -pnn.i I h » mihni * «d lh<* llurtAM-l
lût* alrram al ih»« p**lUlt Ih*
>th<T like iivM.'ia!loll-, al .' ol. .Uliz> <1 I. It is organ- ai-Hll
t-nlirr Iritgih «4 Ihe riruWtrr »»uM b»
BRYAN ANU Nl l.'N
¡zed u|M>n a strictlj cash basis. It
I is planned to litXl l«wl ami li ir mal, «%en if
ornai tue!*
have the entire cash n-ceipts. including gate rd -4 MM-oittl hand malarial «Quid !«*
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S WAS EXI’Et’TF.D. William .1. Bryan wns money, concession liccii' - . ami entrance f.-<-s, left »I'l»t■ • a ito.t.viI I ì / h .IK)«; ami li»«* t»»'«««-
nnminMt«*d as a candidate for the pn-sidentry over with which to give the succisslingexhibition. **•*1 ftp *app»u ut the I. t»L ho«a au*t«r
Mr Maim* ul
a' Denver, last week, on the first ballot. 1 »wing to the heavy ex|*-n e of out fair last year, I ’» «j h |i >,!««.) mort
U.al II»«» vuti.r i t'i r »»uè to igiual*
The enthusiam of a vast majority nf the deb-gates which was bur first, we were unable to do this.
»‘♦g I’om tu« litighi fruiti lallmaii
and H|H-ctatorH ser-mtsl to be unhounded.
From We were coin|H'll<-<| to rxfs'nd ¡ilsiut $l(Ntof last
and Hit imtliig ( lahtiw had » ot >•«•♦ n
whence comes this almost unanimous demand for year’s receipta, Iwfore our bill«
< • pa d
B .1. ’k
* 1 » • » r « f » i
f » • i u i h > 4 ; •
the nomination of Mr. Bryan? Not from the cap­ «till we had the snug sum of $sot> left to apply on P t*l > rar.
Il a a» al«o br«>u^hi ont in ihr t*x*mi*
italistic classes; for thev view him as an enemy this year’s f or.
and dangerous to their interests.
Not from tlu
To this fund has Iw-en add<-d about $<'••) from : ««aliuii lltal W r*t .*s io fui ni«bt«d more
: imtglil Iha « •*.«%’ |M>|4tt I m -|MVVO ihr
trusts and tariff benciiciarii's; for they know, with the sale of memlx-rs'iip c-rtilicaU-s,
W-- desired **’»»»lh >antiaui livar atri MlwrUHi and
Mr. Bryan in the White House, the s)M-cial privi­ :lo add to this the .$.>«1 asked from the county.
ih.tl Ihr m.tj .r |>>rli«tit ul thtr vivali»
leges they have enjoyus! for years. Would Is- of
To make the absolutely needed improverm-nts aht|»|M-d troni ( ra»»irw waa draai» from
short duration if he could, bring alsnit th«- abolish­ and |«ty premiums, tne as-ociation d.-enu-d $2o,4» U«fillory v*tnligii«*u« l«« bvk» and cotlld
ment then-of.
N' t tlie polif icians; for they have ; necessary, 1101)0 of w hich was required for im­ I m - a«tipprd al«Mii «« runirnirnUjr troll»
♦ l
lo 4M (folli ( I 4 hi rt r
tjsi-d every jMissible means within their |s>wer to provement. Now when it is known that the of­
Ih«- < o*4imiiuH .ii («me t«i imi chi -*
prevent tin- action of the Denver convention which ficers of the association are n-qmred by our chart­ • luai««M altotii th«* matter an I adjuuriwd
n -b-cted the Nebraskan for the Dcmm-ratic stand­ er to serve without |iay and that the people of ih«* hearing l » m«*vt al ladamon al the
ard Is-an-r. for the third time. There is left but Scio and vicinitv have rais<-d al»<>ut
of the • ali «d lite b ar«l, aller ahicn tiieeliiig a
one source, then, from whence »he ovcrwlu-lmnirg fair fund, including l;i t y<arand this, the N ews «oi.fi »»irti aouhi bv rvmlicd.
I hr .\aa«t niait noted thaï Ihr Culti-
demand for Mr. Brsan could come the people. thinks the sum of
aske<l from the county iniBMiun maiitlrtlrd a «Iion |<> ta* Ì
From the North; from the South; from the Midiilc to aid a strictly Linn county erit -rprise, wlrns • sole lh>'iu»igh »Il lia Moik and -«h-’Wrd a «h-
West, and from the Pacific states this demand for object is to bem-iit Linn county interests that the «ire t*» gri ni al! ihr la« 1« I» aring on ’
the nomination of Mr. Bryan developed in such entire sum ask«<l for. should have I...... allowed.
lire *| libiti* »ti lo liiis vnd. aioli til li»r •
Mllni
aitlirs«*-« i«ad i» m • lamine«}, ah
magnitude that all chan-es for the nomination of
List year two S. I*, otli -ials were among our ■
i> k tal i» u «x a- rtimdrd bn any ni<«l ali
any other candidate than Mr. Bryan ycry quickly visitors.
After looking over our exhibits thor-'
voitliilrei witiir»‘*vM lo c«»tiie lorward
J I . t il.A\ VX
1>. »I. McKXlGH I
fa led into insignificence.
ougly,they voluntarily stat<*d *'We have attended 1 and traiify. Ihr citiami «4 l'ralitrev,
Governor Johnson, of Minnesota and Judge all of thu county fairs and > our Linn county fair | Ihirkhiari and ?"|ncvr aied«*v|dy nitri« «l* >
Grnv, of Delewnre, are Ivith men of faultless s ir|«asses any of them. ” So it can be seen that •-.( io th«* final termination ut tl»e mat* I
reputation and of fir-t-cla s pr>-ulenti:d timlx-r the fair is not simply a small Forks of the Santia-n t«-r and abile liiay rvahlv ihat a Urge
But Isith them could mu«t-*r hut |u5 voles in the affair; but that its -cope is bn>ad enough to take. «• t ¡ h tidilrrr ot money atll la* rv^piirrtl
LAI.AVAN A McKNIUtIT, Proprietors
l<» rrplsnr llir bridge, ihr» Itriirir the
c invent ion to over ~
f 1 M r I
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. in the entire county, as well as those of the im-1 charter <4 li»«« H. Il t >in|Mi:.y rtxpiir«**
Mr. Bryan posesses the entire confidence of the mediately adjoinmg districts.
tirai lite iinv shnll bo kept t>|M«n aliti
people. They believe, if he shall lx- elec.ed. that
Rut as "Beggar- should not I«■ choosers," we1 operated
h- will endeavor to carry out the reforms of which shall I m * content with what the court has seen,
Io- has Is-rn preaching; that he will bean enemy proper to give, trusting the court will be among 1
.Mule
for Naic.
of grvedv trusts; tha' lie will endeavor to hav« our visitors, this year, that it mas see what the
I have .1 iiuinhci <»( Mell bred male
our tariff laws fevised; that he u ill I m - a block in real merits if our Linn county fair are.
U hilt* fovy nr«. tWl| eH«
g««aiw i«»r ml«*
the way «»f the encroachments of predatory capital
Our charter requires that a Farmers Institute{ tn.rd ft» r*”giMry tber have beta I» rd
and that he will so far as he is able rescue t he shall be held in conjunction with the fair. Tois lip !r .III Ihre«' gviirration-« O| rt-gl t« rati
lie»» .rii««- tao hdlrw Earl ol
government from Wall b'n « t influenct s and re- feature was under the care of Dr Withycombe * ■ •
Shelburn. Prite« rvaaoqal-lr.
store it to the p«sipl-«. The fact that the trusts, last year and he will again have charge this year
la« V \ raNOM.
Wall streets and predatory wealth in general, op­ (governor (’bnmlx-rlain l as. also, «mtu-nted to de­
pose Mr. Bryan, i-mb-ars him to the pro|i|e. They liver an address on S'-ptemlx-r 2. the first day. So!
love him for th«- enemies he has made. Nor is it it can be seen the fair is to I m - a source of profit as!
a i iinpossi >ility ¡that this love will be c <rri<-<l to well as pleasure to the farmers, dairymen, fruit-1
the tsills next November in such numbers that th.- growers and stockmen of the county. Will
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subject of their love and confidence will win thi­ inv(*ste<l in advertising matter produce ns much
For the next tan days every Straw,
election.
bf-mfit?
Cloth and Wool Hat In the store will
Mr. Brvan is much stronger in the East, in th.-
be sold at a MARKED REDUCTION.
Oi « k . n «
Middle West ami on the Pacific slop-, than he was
’ rvvVs '
Co»vRiaHr« Ac
So we are to have hut five state c<»ll«-g -s instead
a «IHi-h rih I «Irs^vtt*«', n n ay
k If *• «-r • .
.ri . i >: . -ti f r»r • I m
in either <»f his previous campaign.-«. The South of six as formerly.
Just why Drain proved th«- , nr»«iiw»«i
»• «w-ihai-ty »-•«»r*i'w»«*r<
WOOL HATS
STRAW HATS
1 tiaa* ««-« •
- B «•<»« «» SABOIOM 4> I’at «mV
went solidly for him in 189ti and I!««» and will los<>r, is not stated, ('« rtainlj Drain has just as M»nt
»«.MR
» <t«-a. « mwk 1 . .f «ari ntM »«aJcHi-i..
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Mi. ■ A '
rw'wlva
pmhably repeat itself in 1!NM. Mr. Taft is a very much claim upon the state n< either of the others.
»1-
«4 H 4U«. a ' h mt «iiMStfe, |u tha
7?'
$1.25
Hat
much weaker candidate than was Mr. McKinley. If economy is the object of Drain’s downfall, then
In Ixith McKinley campaigns, the Republican the paring down is a failure; for Drain was the A nat 1« - v »11 etra'M »»k t I ar<est
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' »rm - be |1 rk Id by all
party was harmonious.
Now that party is in least expensive of any of the stale colleges.
But
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factions as never lx-fore in its history. Therefore Weston and Monmouth and Ashland nee I not feel
Co.’•
fori
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Brwm* «»***•.
W rn, Waah.nenm. U 1
there is great reason for the revival of hope in the too sun- that they will continue wants of the state.
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siii.ieu » 's SAI.»-:.
Ih-nWM-ratic breast.
If the expense of Eugene and Corvallis continue
Mr. .1 W. Kern, w ho was named as Mr. Bryan’s to incn-ase as rapidly as they now promise to do, h Is TU« .un I it ox'trr or tu « » tat « <i»
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25c
n>« TM« OMNTV or I INN.
running mate. d<s-s ”ot |s»s<-aa a ixditicnl reputa­ these other less vx|»-nsive schools will have to I m -I >•«<.<■«,
»rank Kir man, Plaintiff,
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tion out side of his own stat--. Indiana.
At home lopjKsl off in order that tl-.e stat»- tn-n «ury can
V«.
Janira It Slrarnr, IX-fra«lant.
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he is v«-ry (topular. He |>os< sses the confidence of stand the college graft. The NKWS believes that
llv virtnr nf »n Etet-nlion amt <»M«r I
les home issiple, who vouch for his character and the schools at Corvallis and E igene will require > I <>( *al.- to nir .lirrctnl, m—.i«—I mit of Ihr
t*.i-Kt, of Ilo- stair « t Orrg .n,
ability.
land demand at least a half mili.on for maintain- ( for irvillt
Ihr - .nonV of l.irn, in Ihr .awr of !
Doler« In Q«n«r«l Mari handle*
The ticket "Bryan and Kern mav not prove to ;UK-e> within the next five years,
Erank Kirrnan, plainUff «• Janira It
-tram»,
•l.-f-nilanl»,
I
will
o>.
Malur.lay,
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lie the w inner; though it is concedixl that Demo­
th- l.th day of July, )i«M. at th. hour
cratic chances an- very mm-h Ix-tter now than for
Railroad Commissioner West dors not In-lieve in ! of I o’cl. i k I*. M . at II.» fr uit door <>(
llir t . ort II i . ioh * in Allmny. t Irrpui, -rll
the past doten years. The country is riiM- for a perfunctory examination of railroad bridges and ' al
puMic an lion t«> llir hiali.-vt liiiLl.-r I
Notice .»( Appointment of
culverts.
So.
armed
with
his
little
hatchet,
he
a-
change. Tin- |x-ople have, to a great extent, lost
beware of defective tiii i . s
lor I a-li in lt«n*l. Ihr mal )'fo|w-rtv <l.'-
Administrator.
foot
anti
alone
is
examining
tm-
(
’
.
X-
E.
line.
He
■
«.-rita-d
in
-ani
Klrrulion
ami
Order
of
confidence in Republican promises.
They have
»!•»• an AtMtmctor TUI« Pr»i»ox1
* ill I m - able to make a report to the Board that is Sale, »• foil..««, wit:
b»-en deceived t<s» often. With dissvntions in Re­
The Sxitli «.-I tpiartrr of Srction
X'i.li.-w i» hrmhv «ìveti ttibt <>n thr I
much moreJt han a m«-re whitewash.
bj ib«
2» in Towi -hiji III South of II mgr h Ifltb. d«y "1 Jm e, A. D a l-MJS, tlu-j
publican ranks ami reasonabh- harmony in its own
I a«t oi ili- W illametta Meridian, m t "ili t» l i’iiri of 1 uhi t'ountv, Oregon,
party, the Ib-mocnu-y is due to win this time.
I.inn t'oimlv, Orraon.
■ Ini«' ■pp.iinlnl Ihr umtrraigMn, «dinin- I
If Mr. Bryan gets the laltor vote, the Colored
Sai.l -ale will I— made It Mtiafr a l«tral.>r >>f thr miai.- of Wild* l I.H«if<>l-
Should Mr. Bryan again go dow n to defeat, fuvinu vote, the Philippine veteran vote and the discon­
liHla'ornl in mid .-am, t<> wit: A )■»»<■ l"W. .IrtmaBni, «nd haviug qnahttrU «■
Oflb* r**'
rnv
tn l>an.b.«
that eonditio s are now so favorable, any future tented liepublican vote, he will have about as o< I !• r I' .inllft lor thr «mu of I
tai rr«|iiirw>t hv law, all
haviug
am-HMtN-sniy Aw
¡,.„«.1 nur
attempt to win out under the party banner U m now large a majority of the popular vote tut was cast with Hitrrr«! therei n al the rate of III < lauti« againat «aid •■«tatr «rr hrrrby sr
W»i~n. r«wt,ln< th. .«„.a, o(
„j,,,
||e-«rent. |>rr annum f-on the Uh. .lay miti tini lo prrarut llirtn, with proprr
•or« Csiabliabvd in lasy.
for President Roosevelt four years ago.
Constituted, would be folly.
i of Align«!, Is'*., amounting in all to the vonrhrr« *1 tacimi aa by law r.-quiro.l,
Politicollij Independent
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BARGAINS
I
SUMMER
GOODS
Wesely & Cain’s
«
A
Scio Livery »nd Feed Stables
Hacks connect teith all trains both at
West Scio and Munkers.
Our riqs uro first-class and our horses
Prices reasonable
P atents
Scientific American
MUNN £
New
I
HAT SALE
60c
50c
40c
35c
2.15
30c
2.75 25c
50c
38c
20f
HIBLER &. GILL COMPANY
Linn County Abstract Co.
The injunction p'ank of the Denver platform is
"If you don’t at first succeed, try, try again"
pnmounc-sl by Mr. Gompcrs to lie satisfactory |0
and "The third time is the charm, an- old time organized labor and his influence will lx- used to
proverbs. Mr. Bryan may gather a small grain of influence the organization to support the ticket of
confidence from these old time say ings.
Bryan and Kern.
-om ol |l I.’».’ <lt> and llir futlher «um tn thr nn*lrr«ig< ni al Ili« m-idrnc« tirar
«•I f im? »O at*w I cm ** aii «I » ait - ph in g s.io, l.inn c ninty, Orrgoti, K F. !»
••«»•tu, ihr «Mit! rr*l pn»|irrty Iw-inir sub- Xo |, «libili «il inonth« fr<>ni thr date
jw* to 1
pti«ftcrordinft to lew
id tlir tìr«t pnltlkratM.n ut lini botte«, to-
iHlnf this l.bili. day of Jun«*, A. |>. wll, JuBv 'J’.tli . IIMWI
I». S. Smith.
.»Urti fl of l.iun County, Oregon.
»mi tn««l(rl|.iw.
Frana A. Txrnrr,
A uniiiiatrator
Attorney.
Z-
M.
RLDD,
Manager.
■IB«» onrnae Third *n<J Bmadainin SI..
ALBANY. ORB.ION.
b«crilM fo< rim Innin
N bwb .
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