THE SAHTI à H HEWS
tfaitrrwida and the Pe<>plc.
A aure an I eTective way of diafmaing
uf a bad law ta to rigidly enforce it. In
the recent crate for rail row. 1 regulation
which «wept over th«* country there
were a number of law« fiaaaed which
were highly detrimental to the railroad*
and uf n<> benefit to the |w*oph*.
Th«*
fact that there could be no permanent
prosperity fur the railroa in without th*
pr »pie aerved by the n were ab»o pma
uerouv waa for a tim<» Imt sight of, an I
guad an! bad railroa!« and other corp
orations aurfered alike in th«* rraxr for
reg Hatton.
The rul ninalton of thix
regulation fever wan reach«! d«out a
year ago, and the panic revealed in un
iniataKuble clearne«.*«. that the orople
who had prospered with the railroad*
were alao Buffering with them.
Th.«
drastic liquidation through which the
country ¡ kia * u * ! wan not unaltend«*d by
go a I rcaulta.
Railroa !a which were violating thalr
obligation* to the people were ahown
th«* error of their way«, an I have a on i
don«.*<l their form«*’' ol-jectiona* le prac
tice*, But the iieuple h ! 'O hive profited
by the experience and from one end of
th • land to the ot lor th ire i* « gr >.v n *
ten ioncy t > racogniao th • in lap‘>nI • h * •
of th«* railroad« and the people.
Por-
hafrt the noil nutabl • ca • in wh ch thia
change*! »entiment it npimrvnt ib Inai
of OJahoiu, a atate »where a iti <* >•••
rupcoruu« **enti nr it ran nut a fru
year* ago.
In acror I with ih « «enti
rnent the Oxlahumi Mgiatat ire p uM«* !
a ich draatic laws that capital was
frightened out of tne stat« and ra*lr >e I
tiuiidrig came to a Mtan>l>till. This co
ditiun ha* i»ecume bo srr uuv that tne
matter ha* !»ren taken up >/ the U la
h«» na Federation of Cummercial <‘lmi,
which haa iMued a circular ett ng forth
that '*«»rw capital cannot be* attract«*«!
f >r Invest «tent in tne Blate ntil the
th • law ar«* nettled upon a fair and con-
K fl' 41.V.J bxsll», .1J in «1 ca > tai . 1/e‘te!
m»y have rea^tn to r jx 11 togiti nate
return."
!
th.-
relief
aa<ed bv
the cu n-
tnere.al urg»nitat->>n* wi I oc granle-l >■
•ltn -.l a fore,(o:ie roncluaiun, ai.i with
th-- raiiroadn rvgardr-i
a ¡»arliiei in
stead uf an enemy, the hnanvai ret irn.
to t .-th Oxlanoaia and the ra lr -i will
be m icii more »ati.facU-r. tiu>n the)
ha\c- bee mn- e the cl-».. J »<*a.<> i tor
railroad iMiidinx bu>an.
Abejrd law.
in otner »tale», which prohibit the run
ning of farmin/ detnonmraUun Iran.»
and the Mauancea of tra.utp rtatiu.i to
im nitration agent» ami other» who »ee »
to attract »etller», are al*o helpin.; to
check the spread of thia regulation
fever
In Oregon the feud lietween the rail
road» and the people have never attain
ed great pro|a»rtion». the effort» uf in-
tereated partie» to atir up trouble be
ing only ¡«artially »ucceaful. Th a »*ata
haa not al way» receivw-l the conaiderat
ion from the railroa-i» to which it waa
entitled, but they have pronuae-l to io
better, ami there la coruikierabie new
work actually under way and .men
more in proapcct
The line to Central
Oregon 1» generally regarded as aaaur-
ed. ami to the farmera of that long
iaolated region it 1» a matter of indiffer
ence what freight rate» may tie on the
Argentine plain» or on th«* Great lutkea.
What Oregon nee la la railroad», ami
after it get» them there will be ample
warn»
time
for
regulating then in ar- «d *11 thè Vi»«t c»*r «»ritw m*«u*»| olir*» ami i era anil i tvrpret angl t their look«
I n ler lt-« (u*tvring c«w a ami tour» and un*|»<»km » peer I v—Il i«
rordanrr with a fair return on the in Ir i»t».
vestment Oregonian.
m*»nvv |x»w«-r ha» been c«ral«**l albi «I wnci, plain «ailing («» tfo*m that they
btldl up. and *•( iirmiilv
ihr « f!*»i ring l«M>k uh with a I ii ’ m I *d o*m)Mi»aion "h a
niual Marni b*r il» parent in a »trugglv man*« t»hih»lrring ignorance <d thv im i .
: That 1» why ■ w«»m«n who »• |»opular
H<>w much 'none; will it take to twat t >it thrr«*t«*n» hnih«
R’-rthii g, a» thè American |H**»ple arm ng Inm
•
vr»y olirli »pule lbw
Geo. E Chamberlain ami elect t’harlv»
will, ?li»t n«» r«*iiatii ufi «nal c<»ns**r vati ve other thing with women.
The |w»or,
W Eultou, C ntc.i StalOO S.-nati-r’
How much 1» ch . h Statement No I org«nta«lton ìike ili«- gra«>d «>hl |«artv o( Ir'udrd men win» take her prrci»ely al
$50.000 t<> Defeat v hamberlan
member uf the legislature to receive « oli**: il Ut 1«.'irti gHM'Mì t«*r< «lui Jrff-I»*«s» • the vain <l,*m »»»*• it»l«»i <1» them to can
imi hot «'»’inprrhend why her own «•»< ran
for going tiara on hia phntgr and lie»ray i ni priuci le» <an <*v «-rll>r«>w n
party ì».fre«u*he
an*. i*iahita»itr*l *»v a IM»t *•»’ her many l«*vr»v »pia’iiu*«», and,
ing the people?
Where will the money come from to v »•< e*«iiB»*lblali «n «>i urtibh, the tun«* 11« their blind»'«’*», they c«»nipla e»»tly
I he
all! c»*me atleti liirnii« » ill Ivloiinl, w*t down tin« reaaon to jvdonay.
carry out the jot ?
Here are n few que^tiona for the peo n ‘t ì»r*»v -ded f«»r in thè ti>«li«mal «*«»n*ti- real 1« *| m that th«- wuman can't •
w«»m<*' , trv aa
a« »he may.
may
They
ple to answer. The Pew;»le*.a Proas be lil»»-n, ti» w«»rk ain'h rbange» a» i tu crivv women,
trad hrr thr ugh atwl through, and rati-
lieve« that every mean rr of the next jM*t»plr may and «wirely wlll dcmaml
Il Mr B*% *11 h»d l»ev «•leclv*l to th • male her rcurdiHgh
l«eg.r>lat «re is an honest man. ami that
| h«t mv
v««r have hilly iimh»r«t<MMl
Chanr vrlain will I m * elected when thr Ch»ri m«gl«ntM»v «4 thè Amer can rm
first joint ballot m taken at Salem next puldi , thè p •»•’ihllitiea «4 a i rt-me*it«|«’iia womiMi i* plain * * anv «»no wh«» haa
d wurlal iipbeaval «•> dd have made a wt-idv •»! the mah» n< «vliMi»’
winter; but the men who are now plot politic«*
lo g puMp»»*| d. b» t tti» matter» n rk-
Evrii ll»r for* in*»at name«» in
ting to defeat thr jieopie think uther- twe
w n»r. and they have advanced thrir n *w j»lrt> d, tlicv are v inibii impending, thr pr*dr*ai**n hav«* th»» o» e |»»iiit rd
I'brir «•• uh n arc admirably
Ian* to thr point where the amount to a ‘I • l»«**** meh are >»tit blind gmd«-» n« .ik »•••
I bri air»
hr ¡mid fur Statement Nu. I vut««s in tir wlv. in thè f.u*e ! • H’h c i> i*tnm<* »liali parliti«! Ir* m th«* i»ut*idr.
erv i«-.u r and «nitri v
Ful the « *nd«l»*n charmi ► «riy »»fteii, n.nl altra« live and
ing dir iluted.
rii«« m*»v«« and walk
One focal |»olit cian w ho is known to C »IftHlit V Ill’ll l.iil ii|em them — New t ill >d gr»-u.
»»iwui ilie atagr and «*<>• dm I thrmwelv«»
I t ch-sr to thr : ,o i o.»d.H and other lug • »*!«’K II- I'l'Mllillf
in a bb'likr n anm r rmmgb, hill any
mU'i'rata which are <>|x id* oppuaed to
ih» Men I *cr I nucraianU u *»mrni*
w >m hi ran -«-v th»i; n^i r all. they »re
the Oregon idea of electing United
State« Senators« has figured out that
fi* re pt’Lwbl) never liv«‘l amai* only pa-u-lM»rtr«l «iummt»— ; they lack
th«* very lowmt sum required to carry Wh • «I «L. I rt »t!r» him«*uH that
he th»* to*»» 1« »d l*n»mrihea»i hr«» Ilia* would
iinik»* lh»-m tirali (ti*d tn-«al. —I*ill»hnrg
oil thr plot cannot t»c lew (han fou,u>,‘. UhdrtM «<d w«»n»en.
Tin- politician in question u* a pronounc
*' I he» ’»« a puaalr. »•! c» una*, t«> mot leader
ed friend of Fulton*«; he has neeii very meli, bul 1 ihink I kiu»w a bilie alM'iit
active «‘.tire it ww known that Taft w a* ' Ih m,** one lt«’»»r» bui»
li» a |«»r*lli ,
e
A- WYATT
utocted a.b i he ha* nu hesitation I
•ti|wrb»r »M*rt ut way. Fhrrr « • niy • » w
ap«eadin«r th<* new« that ( hambcriain aii*w»-* i«i I«« made to th»« »»ill»th*ii
haa nu mote chance of lading chosen uy 1 ¡/«ut iemali
I hr* man w h » think** im»»t
the I r-g.«lat irr loan Hrysu had of car afoul w iHtu H alit km»w<* h«*i.
(HlUr II» Bblllil* rg B*uck
lu p*» l»l i I it, H *• imu**« iul« for
rying Oregon.
(/MlUi'iM
!*hrre are r-cvcii State.nent No I dui mai», h«nt**v r ch ver ami «*vi*«*f*-
* I.BA NY
me ¿ib n uf tne i>cgiaiatuiv to be gut . « ..mi, ludv 1«. lii.il« rpl«*»- w men it e
te.i nd of if thr Mcnvinv is to am * rained w ma» Le lit«) learn a little «d— v«-ry r
\ I.. DUGGER
to a access
Eire InoUMM «d tfollaia cash ht»i«*— Hitd Ih* n l>e I» 4<»i.lIhfialìv lekvn
In advance fur »•» il «me ut the .»»even ih h « k I* new «lev fopmeiita hi her »«h
the price uvs.tmned by the iniui who wh»*|t he hai tttii «-at» liialtaj ; but let
represent* the interests.
The otner min only la*, in tu i appt« tne km»w .«-dge
|it*. d«, \|«»rtg-»vc» ■«nd lVn»i >n
> could m * well apei i in entertain* b • |«**i ne*! h> l»u :* lr»atmv. t u| «»u>4i er
Voucher« •ar»*t«dly written »ml
.ng the .egialatuis Mfxi pi ov hit ng a r«ie- ut il»«* »ame »ex, ami
he will l*V I*-
i
Cot«*
Mck || • a • d»‘d.
I a *««*«.
o lur inc nan who handled the money w id«-r *i uh I «*»tih> n«l«**l tu «luc*»< « r
I M*
irmi-, cl- . prepared at
that lue «ame rn<**a wih nut appi» to
am! perlur.nad tne a< tuai briocry,
Sv xTt va Sgwaoffict Mill Mn.i
Il -a »«id by lnone on the "inside', t «uni *
OllEGOS
that there will or no difficulty encount
Miak ’’•praf«, win» had « •iihtivr tn* -rio
ered in «orunng the amount of money. Sight i nt»« hum m nature t -Mil
v- r iv»«l. *4« right whvn
Even if tne meat p»*wple wno a»e in fav w » iter wh*>
HOTEL.
or of the game Mhoaid fail to rune up Ite rani »»i amori» ; **Tiuwtau m»i w I m I
witn the neccMary assistame, outside .«*r i iiniie
timi»* variety. *
V nd it I» Ibi»
interests wouui Wiltm^iy aid in defeating v* ry C’»m| . x ly ut character, ibi* fb rt-
I hereby announce that I have lea*-
< haini<*riain, w hich would »■<* thr enter i g < ti,u«gc *4 iu«*»l ami •lt’«p‘»**iii»*n ed the Scio Hotel and purpose to coo*
ing wrUgr tn deatruyuig thr ayntern uf alili ti inakea ber »•» «1« *p> late!) per dm t aatne in firnt-clnx-« atylr. My table«
popular »cgiN.abun that the tieopir of pn vii g i*» afowrr-wiiUhi rumi.
will be aupphed with the I m * m I the mark-
Oregon nave gradually built up. Thea«
i • ih. unhnary mau Mie h a perfo« t- ■I atlonb ami my ro»ima anti bctla will
mm m * ouUntie interrata were enluited in i> H-41' «I b«*uk.
be kept
1 *hB11 “ive •FeeW
a jtchcrne to bl «*k the election of Mr,
’ 1 i a»»’l make her out at all.** *‘She atU*ntivn t»> th- --»mfort of t’omnu-rcial
Bourne after n<* had received the pop ìb a 1114**« uf «•uhtra<li« li *n»,'*
men.
I pur,»"»* to make my Sunday
lar vote fur Senator, but ti»r junior Sen * Cver «F mm ut Mi-« w hat v «»il expect."*
dinner* a feature
The public is cordi-
Ih«»»« are a tv* *4 tin* piatoli» made iilly invitr-i t»> give me a call.
ator wan too quic« fur the plot tern, atal
with the amtuitance uf thr tie«I aecrrt bv mm alxnii th« giri* ir a Imm ih* v
W ii . i . M A bbott . Prop.
•ervice men in the country hr ex|MMed brvin lo la* e a »pretal inlereat. lt »he SCIO H<»TEI.. Scio. Oregon.
thr tciarme before it waa carrieii out. arre utimirm led oli thè »imple lìuew • f
a man in mind ami bearl, ber l«»v» r
I r pen i*rr«a.
W ATHEKEORI»
z\ttornci|<s-ut-Luic
I
Xotury Public
SCIO
A Southern (/pintori
«
n
lt I •»ha a» il thè Urlìi*» ralle |*arty a»
pohti<'«l |«o>«er( li»m come (o aii ei*d.
W lii C«>h* llitlr lo ri lai III • tur ul thr
«taira i r I ».»i purpo-r«, and thrrr *i*l
alWMti A a* a «forni nani al» te i arly in
thr s liti«, hot «a a natmital power thè
M»<h«ati<m» are that tirimi racy will plav
a iriy *u «ordinala part.
Inaura are
cbaitgmg witii ^rrat rapidily.
The r* *
pubin «ii party ia thè parrnt oi all thr
girai private fortune* in Ih« ui.mn, and
w-'Uld belle» ki*uw Ima to win her. bui
1« limi < a*e, il i» lo l*r doubled w lief iter
he a uhi care tu laktitbs trouble. Il i»
h r la w mi* ring alai p**tnimg nature
that make« her chief charm in tila oyes.
**I> m y«*u uiMh*r»tai>d women?** a»k a
timid yotilb «4 a man who had aren the
world.
"Oh, ye», I umlrrwlami that
ibrre*« no umleratamimg tbrni, a»»d
limi to a» lar a« a man ran ever get,’*
was the crushing answer.
Women u mie retai d each «»lher with
»u« it ra»e , they road each other*« uio-
CLOCK ANO WATCH
REPAIRING
Having lignin l<»cat»,<l in Scio
I am now prepared to do
watch and clock retmiring
on short notice. Work done
promptly and satisfaction
gauranteed.
A. W. HAGEY