The Santiam news., November 27, 1908, Image 2

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Mil I KIXOWIIS ON LAN».
quirements, >n time, much of our present conveni­
Fur
cunvemencs in comparing »pm-d*
ent iiKtixs would is- >.icnfice«l. Another object-
made on land by various veblcUs as
K>i.iil feature i.-: it would cause mauv of our small
well as by iMinx-a and men the following
l»ai ks to go o il of busim ss.
'lake away the table of mile r«-c..nta haa been prepared
-aviny s account; fmm moet of our small uanks, by a writer in the Metropolitan
at d you U ill derlru) t ■ .-ir o am source of plotit.
Klectnc locomotive, Z7 »ee.mita, l'-Mid
ON
AutuiiHiCilc. 0*v accmitta, lOOtK
¡Bit few of our country IxmLs would continue in
Steam locomotive, .'U «ecoivta, IMG.
m , if they la i ti* uep-nd. alone, on the de-
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inti reel at the
— tutine at “citi, tlri'g.'li, a* y
Motor paced cycle, I minute 6 1-5
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»»s
t.-oj
business
men.
Take
away
the
deposits
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II " niter.
ui
•ei-umta, I Sot
■ ■£ far.tiers u .d others, w ho place their surplus in
Bicycle, unpaced, 1 minute 4'« 2 5
Commencing SIlJ.l'JAY, NOV. 29- 08 9
i-iiit. >.X IK V I Itlh.ll I«
|lh<* In. k for safekeeping, and you will dea*ruy the •eeomta, liSM
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l -.id t.u so..rce of profit of a country kink. While, Running burse,
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La ting 10 days
omta. Is»
I in r< •»« AMI. 1'H.il'HIKl"«-
tl e j«i-tal savifigs banks will be infinitely safer for
, .irurTT
Pacing horse, 1 minute 55 mh - ow I a .
k ’—F !
defxis tors than are our ordinary tanks, they will I , isos
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•mt i.< as convenient: for the n-aaons aliove stated.
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Trotting horse,
vDC front awl back i
Nor is it probable that the ts-ople will allow oruta, ISQ6.
(I- f Vf* ir in advan« «’
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asnaoried color*, “ale price
Man skating, 2 minute« 36 «ecornta.
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g »vrrnment banking to
top with the |s>stal
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I a-iks, iis now und-rstotid. The business
<» »»♦ vnar. »I •♦«•»♦ *4 ’< y«-arw
Man running, 4 minutes 12 3 4 set
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s entitled to absolute safety of deposits, as on«ta, ISM7,
Kii tii'itilh« ni tnh»hro
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the
laborer,
farmer
and
others,
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Man
walking.
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minute«
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H iiiflr ropy hi wrap|*rr ..
Culm s, «ale p> ice
ls* it their surplus for xaf«u■ < pintr only.
The P«S0.
It will 1«. observed that the differ­
Allt r II I l-IM. Il.\ I I
c tn or will simh k- riis <1 for ’
- s: il savings to
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ms ome batik* of disc nut.
1 is would mean the ence I*tween the locomotive and th«’
front j
ol uf tliatik«
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i autumoliile ia trifling.
For U*> mile»
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rrisl-.Inti»««» imlliH—, I*-« line ..
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t r> ab'orpt on of the !>a .ki->g busine»s by tne the record of the «team locomotive I;
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much better than that of the ant..
I.,«■',! ».Ivi-rlinii.», |«-r Bur tw-r K miii .
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■ fie (xsipte w i .'t| hot obj'-ct to.
However, both the electric lucomotivi­
|i -ftlav »>1«, '£ .'liai.<>*« |«’t
»lui.tl., ui.r i-.tliimii
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and th«- auto may be expected to show
The
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of
the
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ts
ratie
partv
sought
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rartln I'.. itu-liiHi. I*— f uu.u-Ii
s ip| iy a fiat ¡re to our moncUirv system that] further improvement, a« their develop
un^ tn........ illr«i 1« fur •».»»••«<i-u».* u. •>!• "U **t*l''
it*.
' ment ta incomplete, while their ateam
vouhi do away with toe eci-.-sity of the govern-] ' brothi-r ha» attained about the limit
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into t' .. ge.i Tai t anking business, The horse raring and foot racing
a vint postal savings haxks .
l it ti ■ i.iople »timed down the I) inocratie pr»»js>- reronta added to the table were all
Evidently we
ituin of g laruniy banks -»nd, w<? will give the made in recent years
breed
better
ami
train
better
than ever
Tout the poatal
E A REl’l"BI.K'AN congress makes i m l tl.' •osial - iviiu s «»stem a trial.
Is-fore.
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■ m uie from n auperiui Quality a
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willin’ t tie tely - ifer thin our present
promises of the Republican National conven­
p£. 4J .\, tout Japanese neck or tailor collar. ■
tion, we can expect legislation, by congn■■■“, .. s i- a of lui'ikinz and. t len-forc, w II keep akiot
I>e«tr<i>lng Nature'« Balam a.
wiili < .iid around waist, yoke ¿n iront is • '.timiateiv Q
looking tn the establishment of posed --iv - h '.- ill i f our money in circulation, is a surety. In
Whi-n a man interkrea in the wiM
i uiiiik I willi - i! it '
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t-'orli d rob.is d 4 QQ Á
I inks, at the coming session. A* k»th th" lem - time business coi dilions will adjust themselves animal king.fum a rut «lav« Ila tlrniirn«
sale pure,
t I •“'ö W
stem I’r. fcru i1” t<> the old I e the balance »at up by natun- is usually
i ig piety pisiform* pass <1 n-sobit o>»s favur.i ’ i maki v th-- n>'.’.
It will be, twis’al defxisit certifi­ ilimtriiyrH) and «jircial in.In»trie« «offer
to |s»stal savingM banks, we may iissune ti nt a inavohlab'e r
Ibqular f'ric. Ch trged for Goods Sold on Tim?.
cates
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circulate
largely in place of gold ami our Thu«, when th- rank« of the ptwdatorv
v -ry large majority <>f the p«w»ple d • r<- th ir
i-*»vot« are di-cimaled the pruliflc jack-
present
cur*vncy.
< tablishment.
The people wnnt to f -i t it 'heir
rat.hit incre»»«-» to the detriment of ihi
TCP flPICiS PAID FOR POULTRY
If this fe iti.’e the cin-iila’ion of [sistal cirtif- alfalfa tii-lih; when a tiounty ia put up­
- ivmgs their
rainy «lay provisi'»' . an •' ui.t«-
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on hawk« an-t every gunner ia abroad
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\.i’i 1 .c d ci i”it not be taken ai-eking thia deapoiler of rhicken riMipa.
know that t* have no suretv wh ¡-
r f< »■ tl >r
field mice muitiply and the farmei**
sav ngs, other than the mero sta »¡I t and
!>■ r- in- up l.y t •' pe". a <1 vcome the actual circulating
grain field« are looted by the busy, vo­
<» ■• r • <* arv r. ilt wo ,Id he tin
al hont sty of their bankers and they want some metli rn.
racious
invader;
the alaoght«-r of
tiling better aid more reliable. T e {s-iple know ' at ks would >'<> out of t'.e government business it I inaect eating bint« is followed by ar
rn.iient w>>'i I Iw comiielied. to a increaae of orchard, garden ami field
ii at s<> long a they have any pniperty w hatever tun'’ and I • -
i is held, by law, as kang r sponsible for ar y i'nited extent al least, to go into the ktnkini pasts.
The crow and the «kunk are al«>ut
1
r
b isiness.
c mtmets they may make.
Barkers have a wi
th« only predatory creature«, the kill­
I.IHKnoU.
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of «scaping paiment <»f their obligations, yet ai e
ing of which will not affect diaastroualy
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ri.»*«, \V. E. Gill.
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lull.
a ■ to, if tbi y so <|i sin-. -ave a ' |L. ■ nt .in
Tie turiir commission evidertly bus a pr<-tty aome induatry. According to a «tale
J.
A.
llilyeu,
J. R. Barne«,
s«>
HkiAMi,
C.
A.
Warner
ment
recently
mads.
the»e
|ir«t«
are
protect themselves and famdies irom want. In
tough job <»n ita banda. The gr»‘at kxiy of cm-
C. A. Warnet.
the
chief
enemira
uf
the
Chmeae
other worili, the iwople desire a square <le!'. sumers thmughout the country, are demanding a
Under our i res« rit banking law s. they. think tin v general revision downward, but these interested |ihea»ant. being prrnicioualy induatn-
ou» in hunting out the neat» and «
do not get it. And tl«ir ex ;>« rietcc warrants th t wit lies is. which the commission is examining, troying the egg» The akunk, not con
I i-li« f.
Hence th«' clamor < r a I nrk « r n cans y t ink the imrticular commodity which they are tent with eating the egg«, haa an a|>|“--
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w ich their aurplus funds w II in- al *« Int« ly safe.
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tlt«i alao for the young chicks and the
int ti sted in. should lie rai-i d instead of lowered,
pheaaar.l,
haa
no
defense
whatever
They believe the postal savings idea affords tl^at las the people in general demat’d. These interest-
againat thia depredation. It ia«ugge«t-
means. Why ?
e I witi •■■■si s an- willing the tar if shall lie lowered e I in connection with a closs season of
I* istal savings banks sir ply furtnsk - an ins'r on some comm<siitic.H thosu manufactured by the three years for these bird» that the
ance, by which nil the p«-op «• guarani« e the in li- other fi low I but
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narticuiar
line ii.
in which
’u» t »tn-
in ' iuii imr
»»min they
mi-» ; , la-gi»lature offer a bounty for crow ami
v dual from loss f«»r moneys dtpos>c«d. But whiie a e inti rested, should be rtiisud.
Every witness ,kunk
s,nce ’*'‘her ot ,hr’*-
Every
witness ■
.
] creatures protect any industry by their '
t e postal savings banks t irnish absolute
felv, ci itnihed, as a rule, has asked for a nrse of . the
'
— depredation» and they are the nx»»t
t ev do tat supply tl.e ao nt.tag« s wl ich I
k
f tnritf on his {»articular commodity.
Snoultl the leapicable of »ncak thieves of the wild, j
\Ar- «|«> M firnei«! c <|»t.»«K Mill»»»!' IS V» « » 11 «- «I
I lour «»»«I
depisit and discount sup ily. Foi t ,i i
on t'«•
c I’nm .-"i in co
de what
t- d by these various Hut why the Legulature? Why nut
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on
s»alr.
W )»*■»•
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4 a<
fv»r
D tmerat party gave its i r f« n i ce to ti e fUi-.nm-
ter -G'd parties, a horiZ intal raise of till
•«*•«•*) countie« that have Jihea»'
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ty d* pisits plan. But t «• pi-ople I a e d* cided for s • I «!ul s. a l .dong tl e line would result. Nor will, “nU to protect?-Or^on.«.
T r • « I You K i g KI
the |M'Stal savinvs Lankr and these will be c.-1ab­
these mb rested parties be satisfied until our tariff
a
A Willi» n«
E Newell
bs H-d in the near future.
I iws are arranged u|s>n a prohibitive basis. Under i
......... if the chi«’f faults of our present met et try which condition, the government would derive no'
Prompt wrtuf Courteous Treat met I
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a.stem is, the ease by which money in circu tn n revenue; yet the |»eople would in- required to pay I
tn iv be gathensl or concentrated in the it o i«*y into the manufacturers |»ockets. the increased
centers; or in the cities where our great bar s re
pr ces for the conimtslity which a prohibitive tariff
I » a'ed.
We had s i ie experieiu’'- along ‘h «• wouid justify. This is the kind of revision which
lines, last year.
N w York ba iks, by off *r ng the fri mis of the protective tariff would give us.
OPEN DAV AND NIGHT
h zh rates of inter -st, succe«*de«I in assent; b ig In the end, the commission, if it is honest, will be
Are ready to furnish you with
a suit all tin- surplus cash of th-» country, in tl e
Newly refittr.1.
c mpclli d to consider only the government’s inter
W .on the peo »1 , est in adjusting the schedules. This would mean
Table« «il |»|il le. I with the lie»t the
v mlts of their in st tut ions,
t trough the conntr.- banks, wished their funds tne in m Con of tne Democratic theory of “A tarifi market «fi'.rii». Bulli Phone« Hl.
r ‘turned, an in Hi i,te holiday was d flared
AB nkiv . Oie.
■ for r venue only."
/Xny other theory simply' .'IS rt FIRST ST.
The p«*«»ple do n >> desire a r •petition of l is tor­ Lak»** money from the pockets of one class of our,
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dition. Hence t* e call for pas tai banka.
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peoj It- and gives it to another.
Unless th* i.iw w.licit establishes the pc i.l
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banks prohibits, the postal banks will simply a
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i E ' it «• th. r dees not understand th«
gravate th • «vil from which tne country suf-
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>ht
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a.
ten
per
of
tne
|»eu|
I«*
of
Oregon,
or
hit-
! rej last lea-. To illustrate: Wlien these ban .»,
n ti
which will pr .ba'ily lie the extension of o ir |s st; 1 * i.itisni is ol-scuring his vision. An official who <K r IV ■►» I MiGlh'w l»ru¿
phone*.
i
s . .stem art* sta*»lis)>t>d, the depositor, or people a t»- np’s to s« t n>ide the will of the tMHiple, is sure
ALBANY
Oirtfi»n
Leather-sole Rubber
Itu
come
to
grief,
in
the
end.
The 51 pledged Ore- j
w io wis.i to establish a postal savings account,
Tney
are)
w ill s .’.¡ply go to the postmaster and buy a » K in legislators are honorable men.
Boots
i te’ est k-aring money order. These order;, will ci< • Iv in touch with th«1 p«H»ple whose votes elect- Bl VV ARI. Ot OllIxTIVi THEIS
And everything for wet weather
Have an Alwirwrt of TlUe »rvKnFl
P hi 'ibly k- only of denominations of |5. $10, $25, <-l then. They know, is», that the electorate of
by ibe
• 4). etc.
Th«’ pistmaster will, necessarily, have Oregon w »old not countenance for a minute, the
rs /or business
t . m ike his reports, probably daily, to some large I v iolation of *he pledge w hich made their election
Sei .’»or Fulton, knowing these facts
‘ central poxtuffice. presumablv located at a money * p>ssible.
HIELER &. GILL COMPANY
mvp
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in
t
ffe
t, ti.’H these pledged members are
ce it« r; which, in Oregon, wo old k- in Port ind
T ies • big offices would, in turn, report to the > ,s • without bom r. that their fealty to party and the «iff hr rrill pn»|wr ) t«M Intrn.J tn pnrxhrt-M i
*«r
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nr riwrnry h«anr«1. mil
!■ aster general. IPs place of dejsi-il v h .I c ' b !■• ss -s is greater than manhood and honorable •Inilia isriiHf tfw l«-tir<H ut mir cipri
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W si ington and New York. I lo you not see tha* c t z. nship. The S« nator has yet to learn that mee Kein!HIn IVL
Z.
M.
Melili,
Manager.
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>n
is
p-HH'L-d
by
citizens
who
are
actuated
by
t ¡e X ’w York City hanks wo il l g.e, ai.d wit iot
p'l.vin r interest theref«»r, money which, la-t y •ar. h’ -.nly honor» »Ie motives and not by a gang Of
I’nniw Third anti Ki»«taD»lti Mt
she w is willing to pay a fancy rate of interest to <hri.' little politicians whose puriiosc in life is to
and see the
Al.HAS r. okkgoh
(serve tne bosses.
p«‘t?
But tins congestion of.money, nt the rmr.ey
I
I*. M. Mi K might
NEW
c • t’O c, can k‘ prevented largely, if the la »• •, rt
In sei. «:h g the new I mhih I of city «»fficers our
c u red the money of each state held in the i.ar.k. eit z ns s m H use care ami select only men who
=3=
c f that state.
tr* |' me res-\ • and will push the interests of Scio
¿hr kantiani ¿Hcu .0.
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Politicallq Independent-
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Scio
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
J
Hitler a lili Co.
THE ROYAL HOTEL
DR. W. R. BILYEU
Dentist
e,
Mens’ High-Top Shoes
Rubber Boots
Rubber Coats
Rubber Mats
Rubbers and
Umbrellas
Linn County Abstract Co
Put the above feature is not the le.nd’r.r arid
pr ' C'l !e objection to postal savings luinks. While
their absolute safety would prol»ably enj-our
ordmarv l>anks to become additionally afe. they
would not furnisn to the business man tic ad van
t igeg tl at our banka of discount fur.r.«’». y. dem
b siness is carried on, almost entirely. I y ro ans
of bank checks.
This feature the ¡«».s'»I bank.»
’ «»ild lot supply except in a mundak ut r •> i r.
W.iile busine.s would adjust it .f u« li.< ¡x>stal i>
t.» the front V. bile economy should be the watch­
word. there are certain improvements required
for the health, convenience and comfort of the
p .»pie and town.
The retiring lioard of officers
h ve done well. They have made Scio a splendid­
ly lighted tow n and have install’d light and wa e"
p t ts. size con idcred. second to none in the
state. Afi a sort of reward of meh* as many of
the retiring board as will accept, should be ri­
el cel d.
SCIO LIVERY & FEEO
STABLES
I DROP
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I Edison Phonograph -3
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Price, $30.00 and up.
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E. C. PEERY, Agent.
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PLAYS 2 KINDS OF RECORDS
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Hark« connect with »II train« l«»lh «•
We«t Scio »ml VI tinker».
Our rii» olir firat-cla«« »ml onr horst-« i
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