The Santiam news., February 26, 1909, Image 2

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’ ill ,*û
duct ion of our tariff
National revenues
ue time, congresb
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MAKING IMI; lAKM
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FAUA< SIABLES HEALTH«»
SPECIAL SALE OF
EMBROIDERY and LACE
Henry W tllare, editor of Wallace»
Fa-mer, who I» one of the memlem o
i reaxxmt Buoeetelt‘a Country Mb
; uinii.iM'on, ha» th» to »ay aia»« I tb­
»anltary condition uf the farm t.on.ea it
the Un ted State.;
“We have been deeply imprra»e<l ir
our recent travel, ».th the fact that •
vary cunakferat Ir prr <ent • f the <».»«-»«a
the! carry oft tbouaarxl» «very year arm
ury tn the earth untoki million» <f
.notxry value in the »haje of human !«»h.
could be eliminated on the farm iy
proper aunt tat ion. The aanitation o.
th* farm» in aome aection. of our gr< at
country ia »imply awful and ahuuld be
«nUde rable for a day or rvrn an hour.
I i other «lection» there ta lea* that
dvMtr • a cnticiam; but we do not k no«
if any section, where the »anitation on
the farm» », v I rule, «hat >t ahoukl
be. "*
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wy. »1 the l^rrat major«) of hr
rr>* «re kept in an unfit, unhealthy
-. unditiwn. without even a decent supply
o pure air, when a vast numl-er ot th*
ncn who keep co«» for revenue, h.v*
read no little ihouehl ao little ami u
reality know au little; about what con-
«litut--» a healthy stab a, what »houki
ae e xpect of their homes? If th«- good
aivea did not know more on thi»aul*Jecl
uf healthful cleanlineaa than theii
nualiataia. the home* they live in wuuki
soon become charnel houaea.
I hi- ignorance and indifference of th«
average farmer aa to the laws of health
in the mai ag«*nwnt of live »tuck, i>
a m| y appalling. Every case of tuber
*~ul< «w in tint country can be traced t<
this ignorance, for ji»t a» aoon aa a
farmer know» w hat he ought U> km*«
on thia dweaae, you will nee him takln
«t«(* to get rid of it. -Hoard*. Dairy
-nan.
mat
HEN I RESmi NT-I Id < T TAI T ia in-
ducted into the c’uiefinngistracy of the i' i-
tion, next week, he will be confront'd
with the fact tint we have a National d<fic t "f
fn»m one hundred to one Im dr* d and thir ty m I- It ruuiii
lions of dollars, wl.ici i ot I • nrnu y<d for. Tl s fleet to
i leans in eon m<»n «-vi i «lay lai ri.nge, that w , s all mar
a nation, have spent ti nt to «*ui t in ex *« -s of u r t ie var>u
I* hoto*.
income. I* ia a condition tl at must be met and, U ulatcd by t¡ «
G<»t the
* heu jrou *r<* itHtlbii
is generally m;d« r.‘ t*'« «1 Iluit Mr. Taft will call a left HimptOi
i*itd gvl
at J, G« Ufa* !• »rd*»
h h cinl session uf cot'r rvsH, in.n.i «liately after t
Mttdiu, vorner *«•*'<m«l and Lv»»h
the sci.» dille
inaguration to comud r this matter.
llb i»r. Or*tf<»n*
the <iny and t
There are two ways in which our National bai­ the ta*i<*iiw of
AdtninUlrMtrix N o I kc .
rnce sheet can lx corrected. We must etther S| ci d slructiuu are i
N»«*ir •• »« herabk giim U»«t (hr
less money, or we must ir.cr« n.-«* our income, At
big fl-v-ts of •iifh ha« I mh * o «iah
by tl.«
When tin I
••« tiK rtfirt <>i I. iim » ('«*“hty, Or<*w«H».
we are not likely ¡«1 decrease our expenditures to war sim s. cm
, ii is not un- ^•lfi«iiii*trrtlDx
t*f »h«
»•< M W ,
any nppreciabl V an < ! r t, h if ; • uf income is ot r usual lor colli
•»l;< to be lost. MU • r. 4« • ‘
A i
- h.ivn
’««in«
m»l aa«<i «* taie* arr h«-»vl y ;
only alternative. There
’i hi re are nun emus ways in This dt mom t r¡
L> .its are taulty « *«'x|inr<*
’i l<> ,itw*'IH watnr t»>
II <ie?-
which the guv« run «»nt n ceij ts n a.v Le inerm •■< . in construction
nt n ure not the -tg? »* »t IHK
Mh»<k' Ü'»'
It has lx en Sugg« slid tl at a stamp tax. hit! < rto n acier» of ib
*« hii | i Wr«t ‘ I Heio. Dr gi’ii. «!«>•) 1,,r "
ti « V have ever fi«M
wih * mlli
h
employe«! in war times < nly, should be inagumteci.
ottk
aillii*! n>*
Iroi»» j
claimed to be.
u «
»f t Li<
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Tne people do not take kindly to a stamp tnx, evi n
(<-, murr «I the
Not nn ncciil
I»nl<’*l U m »
<lav
Janu irr. I1«*1
to a war measure, ai d if invuk«.-d in a time of al-
A i . k k M M ilium ,
' history of tl «■
m the tini«- that
A<)n«ini*trairix
s «lute peace, such a loud pmttst would cm«» up
.p uhclior”, in
Admirai
K<
bt.
F*an.
Altorn*'/
l<»< A<iHii»tra*
from the |x?oplti in cum- ip:« i.c«», tl al js'litical «In-
.'f. ii» the pla­
tiie historic il
a >tvr would be visited upon the party responsible
ts of 11 months!
Cilig of the I i;'
t u' re for. Hence a stamp tax may be di.»;iii»...«l «1«
Iago b.v Admiral
being untenable.
rip has cost
It is Stated t
Undoubtedly a change in our tariff laws must I*«»
iuu thought
Uncle Sam 1 .1
made, so that ti e im| <>rtation of foreign mail •
i. w >rt i the
al once suy; « -.
g xkds shall lie encouraged. There is a high water
ns‘ majority
money ? ’i e .
mark in tariff scheduh s which, wlv n reached, lx •
will answer
of the I.<.'*>1 ¡e •
Comes a bar to the importation of foreign goods.
itions of the
y< h . I D< . i
■As a matter of cours *, under such schedules, when
t.ie stars and
world now havt
importation cvino », the revenue th«?re from ceases
•
« 1 that rt-
strij «•.< than « v*
as well. Our |>r< sent tariff schedules ar«* wry clo-e
ir
with tn,
spect may be k
to the high waler mark; iience uur prvsv.nl Nation­
id
r«
Mis-ct is
amply r> warn-
al dctiiciL
i
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.ie
absolute
I but anotb* r 1 ai
There is a deal of claptrap, fuss and featherr,
’■ bhips and
perfi clxin in 1«
nlxiut a high tariff protecting American lalsn. the faultless ,
Of time, traveling ex-
uiiiicera, w 1.1
Tneru nevi r was a greater falacy promulgated un- cans** any rat *
e> ore declur-
(tenses and fatigue can
d -r th® guise «»f favorii g the American laboring mg war upon u
be made by using the
man. The fact is the price of laliur in America, or
r ?nt is continually
Another f>; •
any other land for t* at mailer, is goverm-d en­
shortest route East.
i .. !uur to eight
buiiti ng laitr
tirely by the supply and <i*-mand. Our tariff I »w «
I t - >s SUCC«'SS’|;|
millio* s < f < <
There is but one short
du not haw a parti« 1«* of bearing in th«» matter;
.*.’ I ad no means
rot 1 d-the- w or <
further than to increase tl.e proliia of the manu­
and direct route between
■ ships were iwa-
r
of I. t ow it v- v.
facturer at thy exoens«' of i n Anioriean consumer.
tl’.oy are callable,
v
worthy or nut. . -, t
the West and East.
Hence, a raise in our tariff -caedulcs would simply
-i x lunmandcrs uf
un«!« 1 the ,-k'i i
aggravate our present o T:n ulty.
weatix r.ru; any
But supfioao the
(dule rati s shall be reduced;
J. St W 1 at
what would I* ti >• 1
i ;
» an in­
fighting mac!
crease of im|H>rtations wo .'d at on«u ensue anti a
tinuous rerunr - f t
corresponding increase in in«- receipts of >ur eus-i
THE O. R. A N
mands that a g- -<d
tom houses would n .salt. Nor would »the increase
II •• T.icdi <•
Oregon Short Line
of receipts b® tl;«- only gain. Tne foreign made
........ ant ....
goods would enter into e«mi|>* titi m with our home
manufacturers, and, the inevitable result w >uld be
i t •' m irned, while it
The Oregon !■■
UNION PACIFIC
a saving to the Amt 1.can consumer. The «»nly los >1
í*-
I
i ;.! d uncalled for laws,
enacted a number
would l*e to the American n anufacturer. But as he
besides appropru
- t. <• ■ x for projects which
There is unsurpassed
l as been growing fat nt tne vx|xmse of t e Amer-1
o
u e: dorse did a few
I pwiplo do not, in <
through fast train ser­
conniimer for the not lift« « n years, or more, * j 4. »
. t . .
. *.•. ;! crer hold it in gratful
vice to Denver, Omaha.
i. . an well a
■ ■ ■ at 1 ■
Kansas City, Chicago,
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remembrance, rhe ■ > t t ;Tn i-ms act was the
a n vv yours and u. tn ti c gov rnment axam gen-
,
•chief making, logi iative de-
, ............ ,
,
lerad'catimr
'
with direct connections
back to a sound financial ba.' s.
bsuehing normal
-*l *-i»'iibinvv N« mi ,v one station
to all points East and
Congress will have a hard light with the manu­ ' of the state car,
DO : imp , sav that it has .been
South.
facturing interests to g« t ' ,e tariff schedules re­ , tH‘at*sl mon- u
ir’v t n a’*y othf*r section. The
Thon» is an ahundance
duced to a revenue 1'ivil i inp h,i-.in. Ti.i ><• govern­ j probable oulcoe. of th wrma1 mudd lie will be its
of matchless s-enery,
ment pets have enjoyed the benefit of u tariff law, ! submission to tl
meiit of the people. Tiiis
and nn opportunity to
w hich excludes foreign competition, for so lung n action would tak
iatt»-r ••? tir'youlof politics
make a daylight stopover
ptriod, that they have come io look upm such and place the n<
I h -I oh » the jM-ople
at
Salt l^ke City if it is
favors as a vested right.
1 upon its merits,
F.WS bel eves that Oregon
desired.
But President Taft and his congress have a con- (w
hi
n ■ -i «1 training in a se|»a-
[ W j||
III nof «vain ’
*• itrf
dition, not a theory, which must be met and cor- rate school; tmt : t
U-t us tell you all about
• 1 • al d irtments will be
r*-ct'd. Certai ly our |*r« sent exce.-ndvely high ostablisht*d at, I rc
what can lx» done, before
•. I-»th Eugene and Cor-
tariff schedules w ill not be conlinmd. z\ny change vallis. This can be »!> • -• ax effectually and at
you purchase ticket
whatever, therefore, will be a benefit to the gov­ not more than nne-t • ith the cost, than the plan we
T J. DANNEN. «.»»«.
ernment in the increase of revenue ami to the con­ have been pursuing, Any way, why should not
W.at Sc.a
sumer as well.
these two big colleg s educate teachers with as'
.< nte lawyers, doctors,
Asa matter of fact, if the Reoublican party, much propriety as tl -y
Wm.
McMurray
u’d continue its* If in ix>w« r. its only course, dentists, civ
Hans, carpenters,
General Passenger Agent
Biient-wr tor IT tinkering is. undertaken, « ill be blacksmit is,
ickecpers, seen
Bduction. Probably foudifths of the American stresses, etc?
PORTLAND, OREGON
This Extra
ordinary sale
I)o you need any
Embroidery or Lace
for spring and sum­
mer? If you do, now.
is the tune for YOU
to buy. When YOU
have time, come in
and we will show you
what Great Values
can be had here for
little money
will last but
One Week
Only
commencing
Mon.. March
1, 1909
Wesely & Cain
OREGON
SCIO
J. J.Barne», W F.tiill,
J. A. Bilyeu, J. K. Barne».
î‘«r»it>« » t , W. F .Gill.
HmutrikT, C. A. Werner
Scio
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
1 N< OH1>OI< A l b i»
W r-
I»b< h.MllEH 9M. 1LMX.
«. General Cuwtom Milling Butines*.
on
t
*»•!•
W haal
bought
*n*¿
Af
FI oxjt and
t*cK«r»ji*d
for
At Even
MQHEx ¿iibler & Gill Co
t !our.
ara
In
<K*
Field
Tree! Y ova
for
Butine««
«nd
Will
Klghl
A Saving
Are ready to furnish you with
y
Mens’ High-Top Shoes
« «
Rubber Boots
« <
Rubber Coats
« «
Rubber Hats
4Í
Rubbers and
Umbrellas
“
Leather-sole Rubber
Boots
&
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
And everything for wet weather
Yours for business
HIBLER &, GILL COMPANY
The Righteous Man
Regaitlvfh the life of his
Those who feed SECURITY
Food «re fulliilling T
the scripture.
This stock food is sold .1 _
on a „ positive*
<’ash Guarantee. Read the guarantee
on cYorv Package, Don’t be misled
by cheap advertising, SECURITY
means wlmt it says. Ask those who
have used it.
E.
C. PEERY
Sole Ag’t Scio Or
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