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ur Fulton crowd in power uj-ain who will use! ymira
the tenuta »»( tantag«* tl ry havea«murr*l
»very mt-ann p«. obl»-. fair and unfair. U» dvf- at'
Tim Nit» ì» imi
to lav all
the cl»'< tion of Cl amk-rlam and elect I’ulton, next I il««» biniti« u|a>n a krpublioo eonitr«*» «
w inter.
l«>r ma .'ting li««» la*» wimh l»a *• givm
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/Xs the N ews vi»-w< th<- matter, no letter pro-: ihr 11u«la atri ollarr o»f pulalr>u«
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c.<luri- is |Hi.i-.iblr, t«> place Oregon m tin- Bryan
firm h rate bad l*rrn in routrwl <»4 cun
column, titan that course the Fulton ix-»ipl»-. l»uck- ¡fr»*-» elii»«wl uniiiteruplrdly ior \ra»»
<■<1 by the National organization, is now pursuing. .»» ha*r i*su ihr Kv|-ubheaue. them
There are thousand, of Republicans who are gr«-at-¡
tel pmilnlgr huotirg corporation
ly displeased with the Chicago platform. Tt«ey < a « hi I*| ii »r euccmled m|»i«liy •• erU
r» «|uir»- but little mor»* to cause them to reject both I hr#r r«»rUm»», e t»»« h n* e W »ti
oh- <!
•ni»l«. i.*9r tir» ii tr|»rr «-»«Uni
the Chicago plat form ami the Chicago candal ite
n • iifef»*- i»r y Aif, in ii»rniÌMr» «I
This tiring out of Chairman Cak»- w ill supply that |ti»al t> dy «a aeli a» Ut lite ioliliv, b)
"Little more.” They might n»«t have k-«-n pur- t hr »cry b- »t ¡niai talent evaibthh».
e|«r«*tal préVilndgr
■luadcd t • vote for Mr. Bryan; but t«» Hi run over N«*r have eh •>!
rough h - hm I in the wuy which is now Iwing at la«e tttttMi roe» t d by one COfigrn
t
IM*» h>»v«* b«ttm ll*<’ growtl* <4
tempted, will make them angry- They will do ««-ar» ol at <|v by Ihre* »hrrad
fa-
any tiling in or«ier to get even, fo place Oregon 1 - n iauyert and they i»rgrad’ialiy
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i < "• . r: > o.
w i.ich •»♦cu» I th»’ roa« tn»eot **l tine « lare leg*
this rule or ruin machine crowd can H- taught a idatioa ia» adroitly that many roBgr**»’
• h , noi)i e m»f »ntv
iLrtn <1 I
gnatly needed Ici-siin.
Im- NEWS prishcla that
1 {»«4 rral-fr. at the lime, juet th* *»•*»!»■
this n»-«'<l<si discipline will not lie wanting next
airi etimi to eliHti li.r >|»n'Uil lattr
November.
Il is said to la- a dangerous pastime. a mild rtearti.
to .-wap hur • • w iiil»
w iti.i’iii..; a stream.
Our
n»r R« | nUliran r«-» grrwe í» MamaMr,
Republican friends are getting into deep water hotteVrr« h'î it* rriumil Io r«*|«ral tt«r
ititi ttliith «ri»' *hrhrni»g tl»e iru»ta.
A change <»f riders is apt to be d astro is.
alte kantiani Mcu
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LSEW HERE IN THE NEWS columns will I k -
I k * found an item prehnuiiary to tne organ-
izati»in of a Willamette Valley racing circuit;
lp> inclmie th»* towns of Eugene, Albany lmlr|iend-
•»nee, Salem. Portland and Scio. Horsemen will
nn*< t in Albany August 7. for the purpose of ef­
fecting the organization. A racing c ivuit. i nclml-
u ig tii»* aliove mentioned tow n*», is sure t»»!«* w»-ll
p itroniz«Hl ami succeasful.
While Scio is the
smallest town mentioned, the well known enter
prise a »id push of the citizens ami th«?ir l»«ve ol
q> *« d cont»-sts will ma .«• Scio m»t the leaxt prolt-
!able |»oint of the circuit. I*ndoubtodly th»* pri-
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Ihr
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ti.r vl»«(ioti
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We want
IS
Au«
lo (TAISE Ol'T all of our Summer
We fire! there is more
noiwy ti.».le in m Uirut r-»ls at < oat or below coat
at the end of a season, than in holding them over.
Goods sold at about t price
10c Summer Ore*« f-ooda
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St and 2fx- Summer Ureas << o - m I s
35 and 4Oe Summer I frees Goode
6r tjuhr«' Summer Vest
ladies' Summer
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I Julies’ Summer Vast
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I Adie«1 Summer (Inion Suits
Ladara' Summer Union Suit«
Mena' Summer Underwear
174
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fl tt I jm I u • ' Preaa Slippers
2.25 Meta' Work Shoes
2 90 Mena* lire«« Pants
Kegular price charge«) fur good« sold on time
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FAIR ia almuat
her* and you can
use some of these good».
4« Irr ot ihr lew» bed Iwwii demouetrated
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables I
LAI.AVAN
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Proprietor#
Hacks connect it ¡th all trains both at
West Scio and Munkers.
Our riq.s are first-class and our horses
qood drioers. Prices reasonable.
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CLEARING UP SALE
All Summer Dress
Goods going at 20
per cent, below regu
lar price.
Sale to
continue fifteen days
only
Dealers In General Marchandlaa
word«
M«»r*llv
a
Senator
Fulton
l»v
or
any
NOI ICI OI I IN Al. SHI 11.1. MLN |.
mmns
any
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thereof.
I«» pur«tiM«ln
tl a
pl«*kr«l
x míala thrir plrlg«*-« hr m
tn
It« all iiilriiis ai«d fMir|M>«aa « «»mmttling
crima
oí •iib.rtiaii«»ti «»Í
purptry.
I*mfor •urh cirrumstMCwa« t< cin tai be
I*
guilty «»! that rrimraa much
a« hr « Im violate»
the
Bought
l
Fulton i» a drad «hi« k. |M>ltl»rallvt an far
inrtnlirrs
They
1»K I-.MIIFH UM. 1004.
« W. -to a General Culla» Milling Bulino».
Notice is hereby w ven that lliennder-
»itrtivd I.»» tiltil tn the County Court of
I .inn County, t he<on. his final account
as A'lliiiiil-tr»l«ir of tlie estate of A. J.
Un, late of «sui ruunty, d«rea»«d. and
that said Court has a|.|>*n ted Tue-ulav,
the Nth day of Nepira her, IWis. al the
li< nr .if nioe o'iì.s k in the niorntng, as
the tune for the hearing of ob)ectlona Ui
■aid final ac outtl an-l the aeltleiuenl
w«Hihi
Barne»,
ari.i-r.
C. A
DlU'ling AM ail «»Sih.
rmfoav«»ra
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wliatt vrf,
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J. l<
J. A. Bilyeu,
•*L«»n,n for l tiit«*«l Stairs »rna*
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lor» hut Ihry haxr plr»lg«i| thrir
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Bul tl»a lr«»pte ai*4 < ther iti»er*
is tí» snv the
nr»- in quit»- a good siz<‘<
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orgntdzation.
A*
vi
wed
party
i t i« I mrni «4 * ioak* "hdi railway fair
sider, the status <»f th»- qnnrrcl is atomi as follows;
i »a, Lavr pro»« o haul*.
over
Sonn-
¡g
wh»»n
.Mr.
Cíiki»
won
ont
L-ist sprin<
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i h-
i partv ia now appeal-
for
United
tor Fulton ns th«» Republican cnt>«ii<late
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State ssenator, Mr. Fulton’s sntq>or*vrH were mort- ii Fair Asoociation ami the giving of the most sue- men tt im rrim-td to aid l‘rca»«h*nl
:tT-, tiir-uid-sl. They said Mr <'.tkesecured the tw>m Icessful fair last year. Scio iwseitawt the soil, the |L.M-«4’velt I« Lni.rf al«u»il reformate »»I d
i'tation through large niimto-rs of Democrats r»-gis- b -autiful hills ami vnlleys, splendid streams of hi ,» to Iw« re rlre led. Theee rame eon•
grrvttiiieii aimmg eh *m Ihriv could m4
t ring ns Republics!!* and who afterwsr«! voted for living witl'ir, which ar»* n<'ces.-«ary and desirable
lie loiiml thirty a I m * darr
|»atfi*4ii
.Mr. Cake at the primary election.
In Fch-eting a ri <|Uisites fur the home; our splendid gnu**, Ht<H*k riH.ftgh to eland ttilti (hr I >ait«'* » al I.’
state «-hairmnn, at the instance of ( amlida!< ami dairy farms, our magnificent forests, our un­ mrmbera ami roa« l ihr |‘| « i» th'lli ‘«
Cike, his brother was s»-l«cte<I as mannger foi rivaled fruit land only mt-d to H- advertised to en­ U« »«.lirr« luto It* .
\>>g it im geh« i aHv •dtni’Uhl that
t'Uit partv.
This HidiN'tion did not suit the Fultot tice lli<* h<»mest-eker, liarely is it the case that a
|* i •••mirili ICtaweVrll att-l
(hr
im-u a little lot.
In their estimation there wav man who is searching for a desirable home comes
iiifíi-tii»•* l»r a*IV'MT»t a, temía Io rret*»re
e itirely too much Cuke in evidence in Republicat a nong us that he is not located.
thr
t‘f oUirlit to Iht* p* pfo’e rtlh*.
it
|M)iiiica.
But with all these natural advantages there is i» ai»M> a (art that tî«e Rrpuldicati n»u»
To «HMinteract the whole business a very nice t ie «»ne element lacking which is rc«|uins{ to make •,*fr*» tt*» the 1*1«a k ttl»í«'h p<ev< Ulrd I1W»
little scheme was hatched out by the Fulton crow«’. t ie Forks of the Suntiam as progr« *-sive ami pms- |HI|i4 h • if'flll ta*ing V Ä» u-d lui’» Irt*
T icy planned to do two things.
First, to giv« p-rous as any other part of the state and that is Sol w«»n the lieggarlv nuiiii»rr «4
thirl) iiemlM-ri * uhi, aerialid by the
<i ivernor Chnniln-rlain the jstpular vote at tin t .ins|s»rtation facilities.
Ih-n.i«f a t», a>*l the pr»'«i‘ii*iit in hta
June election and, s<-c<iml, to ch-ct at the same
rt1-.il«
III r»4”liu.
(’.»•• ar rl|dl three
But these trans|M»rtation facilities are prt»mis»*d.
time an an«i-Stateim-nt No I legislature, (»overti- Within n year <>r two the whistle of the railway
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i r Chamberlain receivml a majority of the populat e igine and tin* whiz <»f the trolly car will lie no I1,1 I. » inter» »la in the tutore? Tl«*v had
». ir '.pporlumly tl»ry ct»ul«l <le»ire <»»
Vote.
Ilia election, it is said, was largely due to a ranger to our hill ami valley h<>m«*s.
Then will, i rtia< I la*» ttbirh a«»ul«l c«»rr»«t wiotige
the Fulton followers voting for him. This ft-atur» t ie to st portion of Linn county be made to bloom alii h eilalrd. tint they would m»l.
was carri«-<l out as |s-r nrogram.
But the second a i the r»»s<*.
all |r4iti'al prejmiirr
( t asting
feature proved a miscarriage.
When the primary
A saw mill, a milk c<»mlcns« ry, a canm-ry, a I“"'1
*‘ m«iu». |Mimi<«i. uirlv
election was over, it was found that if all the Suh ami d«M»r factory are among the many enter-1 , an<i mjuarrly, it may i«e eaauiixd a« a
iut |I ia < a Kei|4lt»h«'an rutqp’M * ill
Statement No. 1 liepuhli»-an candidal -s wen» elect- p-ises that are so«m to lie inaugurated in this Io-1 1 never
>• \ I a* the tanfi in any way « bk h
el together with the Democrats who might I k - cility. Then the billions of feet of lumh-r which will »»«4 l»r
i«4art«rr> to lb* tanfi
elel.sl. would not constitute a majority of the leg­ o ir for« sts are capable of producing will furnish l»ri»r0«-tori«Mi; well ib»l filmili an
islature. This was just as the schemers had plan- a rich profitable traffic for mill transportation line •»•••'»••»•••»•i to the aXataa« making it
p< *Mit«lf l»i el«** t railed Maire »M'ita tor«
ne I.
They w antisl Chamberlain elected at thr a id lalsirer.
|»% ttir iMMipi««; tt »11 nut «*n«<’l la a »curb­
| m >II s aixl a legislature elected which would to- hos-
As lH*fore stat«*d the starter of all this promised I ing Ibv m ’»**^I an<l 4« »mi »*«*** ring m*4i*<«l»
t le to him, and which would refuse to elect the pusperity is our fair.
Within one month our o| the Irti «ti» ah»t othrr rur|*»tatM«i*» ill
t ic choice of the |M*ople ami el<*et Mr. Fulton in- s comi annual fair will be on.
Our f.tir of last U»v t««*lf«nul «•! ti«•«!••. ami *»il m4 *<••
s'ead. This was tin* scheme put up by the I’epub- y.-ar was most successful; but the fair of this yean a» l latti» a» «I repeml I*»** which will
beau machine. But t«> the chngrinc of the machine promises t..... ttstrip our last year*» effort m»»»ry I ■■‘•’■J
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there were other |<oliticianrf in tne state tnat c«»uld inn,' tlar
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fi fire abend as well as they. So, in several coun- given our naturally rich and beautiful lulls ami1
t »*s win rein n<> Republican Statement No. 1 candi . valleys, cun hardly to* estimated. We can hardly
\\ Lrn Senator Fulton ti»a»!e bin l‘«»r-
dates had h<*rn notnin'ted at the primaries, Inde- j , 1» • aceuscii <>f optimism if we predict that our I valiti! •|w «-4*li, iK-arly on* y*ar Bgo I»*
1» -mlent Statement candidates Were brought out. population will I k * iloubhtl within 'he next five tit 4* I Lr »talrnmiil that tdtould h* m»l
t«' thr < Iboi»1* « 1 * hr |>r«‘|ilr at thr Jmtr
T ie result as we all know, was the election of !• ■ years.
The Willamette Valley is destined to be­ t>lrt th»n (»»r I iiiu-fi M«i« a »««nator, Ilia
g hx I wttrkii g majority of the legislature of State come th«* most desirable locality for homes in the i ¿«ii».* tt>>uhi t>ul btt aubmtittd to thr
me it No. I memto-rs.
United State’s and the Forks of the Santiam is lrgo»lrt|»irr bi !»r Vol. •! U|Mitt. Bill it
As tin* matter now stands. Cake defeated Ful ot about the m« 4 »1« sirabl«* locality <>f the Willamette ua» «Ir tio»n«lratr«l at lite primar«
rieri ioti that Im waa H‘»l the rh'-tee ol
at the primaries ami the Fulton iM*ople defeated ! Valley.
thr Rr|»«*b »ran party, Irt aluim bring
(’.ike at lie gel « ral ehction
The Cake peopl.
Then why should we not lx* optimistic? Ami I hr ul»i»i4*r «4 tit* |*r«»|.l« latrr on. By i
n >w want the Statement No. 1 legislators to liv. why should we not proclaim our magnificent re­ m> c« itf»r «•( rr»»«*nii*g « an thr aenalor
u» to the requirement of their pledges and elect sources and our must desirable locations for homes . »taltliwL n>al hr 1« thr choir* <4 th«
l«*oph*.
llrnrr, it hr i» to la* trim tn
C »limi t i 'ain I nlt tl States senator next winter. to the world.
«poil «if hia CorxalitP »tnirmriit, hi»
Tout is to say , ratify the choice .»f the |Ms»p|e.
However, we hould all I k * up and doing. We nantr tt ill m»t I** |»reawnte I I” th* Ingia-
I’his does not suit the Fulton < rowtl, which s«»<*m to should leave no stone unturned which w ill push
latur^ iirit ttintrr.
But lair drv*l«»p ‘
]l
the confidence of the National Republican Sen» and vicinity to the front. “There is a tide in turni Irmi» <»nr to fodirvv hr ia figuring
organization and a tiist chiss ruction is the result. the siTairs of men which, if taken at the flotxl, «f pMtttiblw, V» prrvail u|»»n thr fogli' I
in lieu of I »«»*• |
('hairman Cake is to be decapitated or fore«! to leads on to fortune.’’ That ’ Tide” for the Forks latltrr I»» rl«*vl hilin»«-lf
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resign,
I’robably "fired bodily” would l»e th»- • f the Sai.tiam s« ems t<» I k * i a. I«t us meet and rrnur Chaml»*rlain. To do thia |»e ¡
la-tter expression
Should Chairman Cake refuse welcome prosperity with a hearty greeting. la*t mnat pnr»ua«lr. al lm«t, arvwn lirptihli- '
«iis I«» ii«4atr thrir ph«<lg<«d w«»rd* in
t > !>«■ fired, then he is to be totally igm»re«l in the us make such an exhibit at our lair, next month, <»r«lrr t«» m ». blatriuriil No, I !{••.
management of the campaign, and not a cent of i | that w ill calls«* our visitors to speak of us and our I ubhcaii* hat* lot, til cfHirar. inaila
tin* campaign fund i-» to pass through his hands. res¿urcea only in praise.
«•«th that they a ill alnaya v<4«* 1« r thr
This kind of treatment will not probably make!
•77 7 HIE I'EollE HUIE."
Mr. Cake and his friends feel very harmonious.
Cna-rman Cake knows that the defeat of his I
HE RECENT DECISIONS of the Chicago
brother w as due to the disloyalty of the Fulton
appelate court in favor of the Standard Oil
forces anti the gratuitous insult that is being
tmst. emphasizes the fuel that the kittle
served out to him. will not help to harmonise1
matters. Of course the Oregon machine, hackid which ia to restore the government to the people
up by the National machine will probably succeed is to I m » a long and bitter struggle. And it may be
in dethroning Mr. Cake, or make him but a figure put down as a fact the Standard Oil, the United
heal chairman.
But how will such action effect States steel cor|ioration, the sugar and all other
tne majority of the Republican i»arty which nomi­ trusts and financial concerns which enjoy special
nated ami voted for Candidate Cake? The Re­ priviledges. will exhaust every means possible be-
publican |>arty of Oregon has rejected the machine fore they will surrender the priviledgeof collecting
crowd the Fulton wing ami voted the party tribute from the p»s»ple at will. And they have
organization ami management out of the afore­ entrenched themselves behind laws framed by the
said machine’s hands.
Now National Chairman , snrewdest «if legal talent ami enacted into law by
Hitchcock ia endeavoring to reinstate the machine a subservient congress so firmly, that it wilt take
WESELY 5 CAIN
I» blamable for
majority »4 «v»i*tff‘ »*
a
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