The Santiam news., June 11, 1909, Image 2

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' interest than in the two previous years. late, for every Republican who has the
THE UNN CWT C8UNCII
Now all of th«-se three year» of work couragr and palHotism tu stand fur a
ami expense by the people of Scio ami tariff for revenue, there are Democrats
TV laryrtt aad Belt NrM For Yean. San the
i vicinity. Is lu be broken down, if the ready to take their vacant places in Lw
P olitically iNLEFtNOrNr
Albaay NeraM
Albany fair s»-ociation can bring about protectiun ranks.
li-nce th«- g room is for new party
the result. TIivre is not room in Linn
We clip the following report of the
Entered at the |xjatoffice at Scio, County for twu agricultural fairs
The align nrnt Such men as Senator» I a -
mevlmg of the Linn Count, Council,
< iregon. as secund-ciass mall matter.
F<>.i«
tie,
I
imminga
and
otners,
will
’ people ought not tu be asked i«or will
they sup|>urt tw«> agricultural fair» in find mutw congenial company in the held in thia Citj), last Saturday, from
the cuuuty, in one and th- same year. ranks of Democracy than elsewhere, the Albanv Herald, as was reported by
FUb
one from thst city, who was prose nt.
>>ne of them, like the Linn County am! the so-called I »emocrate from I xki )-
The lunn Countv Council. Patrun. of
suna am! New York City will f-el more
Fair, will surely starve t<- death
the mcio |wo,-le are fullv warranted al num- am««ng th- Republicans The Husbandry. met with Banner G ang­
Eleven
in looking upon th- Albany Fair, as an new alignment will, nrc-ssanly, be un st Scio, on last Saturday.
, granges were represented ami th- mart
-ipen
d«*"laraliun
of
war.
They
know
tariff lines. Th- political liatlle of 1912
Hi ll*« PIPI I<I> HA 1 >.-»!
tnat Albany gave the Fairs ut IVfi and will, probably, be fought on that basis. mg was the twst and largest held
2*7
One year in a-lvam-r ............... ... H
I I9us but a niggardly support. I* as Th«' Writ, the Mississippi valley stales many years.
One year, at end of year
... ... 1 ?
The special committee, to pretest t >
On«- year, at -ml of 2 years
I ♦ > ;>eople attended the Fair of l<.»t year on and a pait of the South, naturally favor
the
Stale «»range th- rr«ol utio i« uatsei
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One y-ar. at -ml of 3 y-aia
Ali-any day, than came to thiscit.- from a tariff for revenue only, while the Fiast
.. 2
Six months in advanc«' ...........
7? tn- <<>oi.t) »-at lu att- i l a bail gs>n< and a part of the Gulf stettm will by the council report«! as follow» > w
&
Tnr-e months in advance ........
to refer the Normal school question V,
M-m- p«-o I probably emt uu« t-> ■ ipyairt hlgh
or. on a recent rainy Sunday
Single copy in wrapper ........ ...
the profile by initiative petition, one
,>le from S chi «tu-nd—l tn- Pail game In , tectklb.
favoring a uniform paxengsr rate of .<
Albany, !*•« -May than attended our
The prr«t.-etive tariff theory is essen-
cents per mile upon all rsdruai line»
AirVFKIluIMl» HA I PX:
Fair from Aloany. on any one day in . Hally a theory of aclfiahnrae.
This
ofM-ratad in Oregon, ami one pro.idmg
Cant of thanks
................... . , St •ither year
fact is plainly manit« st. in the delibera-
I*
S-.-ciai obituary notices, per line
Therefore. seeing that Albany <>p|x«s ti -n of <■> i gr »• m th- pre«.-nt effort al for annual seeadona of the k-g.slaturr.
Exten led wedding comments, per line u.
cd
county division, fsiltxl tu supmirt revision < oiig«■ s«men are willing tu were presented U> the late arasion of
D » day aits, to I m - changed weekly
Uw- State Grange and were favorably
our Fair as we had a nght to -X|«-ct reduce the tariff on ail srticl«*i except
if desired, one column wide each
insertion, per inch
......... If , that they would ami th- County Court thoa- produc»*i m their (mr tic mar dis­ I acini upon , the last nsmel. however.
ts-mg altered so as to have the pr- »ent
It «sinesa I ih s I h |>er line first insertion l< lutly refusing to apriroprist- the
trict. But in order lu retxin the tariff
Each s ibk»-q-l*nt insertion per Hne..W
law
so changed that a thirty-day’s ses
I a mg tim- standing a-Is. contracts mad- —ggsrly su n bi h> Ip the Fair, ail g<> t- | on the srtlcle prudu«-«*l by their consti­
tuency. tney must supi-ort the tariff ■ siun of the ligislature shall tie held in
on appli atron.
-how Dial Albany la unwilling to
-cio m promulgating anything of ■ wanted by the other fellows ami. as the February succeeding the biennial
i ,-ublic nature. Therefore Scio is war they and th»- utner t-iluws «institute election, at wmeh session bills shall be
i rant«»! in curiclmiing that the onlv valu«- the majority, th« re is no (in-S|>-ct of re I introduced, and ninety days after said
IS II I HOSTILE ACT?
iuction at the present «'»»ion. On th- seasioii ends the legislature shall rewn-
«he «x-cupiee in Albany's -»timatioii, I
I >i»r ability to pa\ tax«-» and tu spem other hand, indications point tu n vane for IB days’ meeting to pass umm
HE ALBANY FAIR Aaaociat;on
nntu-y at the county seat.
revision upward, mstcad of downward, the lulls This pmjioscd constitutional
aim-mlinent was referred ta- tm- Subor
Including a racing meet, has l-e-r
We know that Albany can exist wit!
as was promised the vvt—rs at the
Mlnate ami Pomona grange» of the stat-
formed and duly incor|xirat««l. witl out th«- patronug«- or friendship of th« election.
a cHpitaluation of f-'tsni (if coursr n-
There is not a particle of iloubt that fur discussion during the ensuing year,
«me denies that Albanv ha» the r pht 1« the Santiam-rs exist without th if the taritf qu«-stion could tie subm IttHl action will be taken at the neat State
or tanixe and hold an annual fair if she friendship or patronage of th«- peopl j tu the people, unbiased by party in Grange.
Refiurta from the granges were very
chixmes to do so. But is it politict
of Albany
But th«' N kw . h thinks that 1 iluence, a larg<- maj inly of the |e-upl-
Several year» ago, the citix-rui of t'e -x>th »ectiona will far«- b- It- -f a reel would pronounce for a tariff for revenue encouraging. CorvalUa and Fox Valley
Why sh-ail-' I •nly. This i«rmg true, tie cou:i try st grange, were admitted to the council,
fork» of the Santiam »ought to hav. procal feeling exists.
lb«- following rvMilutlona were [ k - m
th. section of country embraced by th- Atbanv exhibit a sort of dog in th-- I large will cumbunn tne |>r<-» nt re laion
two rivers erected into a county. Thi manger disposition in this Fair matter’ - and th- men responsible th-refor at th- ed; “Rcsolveai, that the Scio comlen
aery plant b-ing the first L> operate m
project wa» opjxsu-d with all the vin - >f course it is the calculation of th- . first opportunity.
Linn county we hereby heartily endorsa
ami energy whi-h Albany could muster. Albany fair peoolc to break m>wn the
1 ho ¡x--.pi. nro raa H for lai 1
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Linn
County
Fair
at
Scio.
One
of
th-
Th- then mayor of that city i» rejxirted
Iuction, if congr-s» is not snd th- next its products ami recommend the same
to have spent considerable money it prime movers i f the fair, over then congr-»« will be comimscd of men will­ to the general public for use, its brami
Tory j Iwing "Country Club.’*
order to defeat the project. Be that a- >as been heard to express himself in ing tu do the will «f tn- pi-oule.
For the aptsiintment of a committ«-«-
t 1st tenor. They even think thst tin are about r-miv to follow l<-ad«-r» of the
it may, th. effort* to «n et th- count
of
one from -arh grangr tai att-isi to
-cio | h - o | i | c sre not entitled t • the nam« I a F o II— iu - Cummings-Bryan type, In
Were ilefeatixl, to the chagrin»- of it
circulating )<«titiuna to the next con
'I4nn County Fair. " They think that >r I. -
projectoi* and to the eminent satisfar
H. ■ • •••> |
t * r- S nt
gra-sa favoring a parcel» |.mt am! a
we have committ«--l a fellonioua act 11.
tion of the c.tlxens of Albany.
Thero is a rapid growth among the
taring
tu
appropriate
th«'
name
Do
, h * i |>I« j of the ilea tiist class legislation |xjstals savings bank law.
Several yoars ago. a l.inn Countv
Va-ted that the council favor« the
the
Im»
n«a-
then
the
merchants
thin-
of
th«« protective tariff |>attern, haa
Fair was held, annually, at Albani
publication
of the county court pro­
•hat
they
will
incur
th-
good
will
of
the
lung t»-«-n overdone a-i-l that even th-
.1 • r v..iii. r-u -<-n t M . (u i
¡x-rmit
< emiings in Die l.inn county spera
■«•«»pl«-
of
the
Santism
country,
by
aiding
princi|il-
of
protection
is
wrong.
S»*«-
ted. by the citixerui of that city, t>
Ixx-ture hour was devota-d to the fol
I t»-ially starve to death snd forth- pa« m establishing an orgumzation. whom , mg that the tariff b-neficlarles have
lowing Music, orchestra.duet, Charles
llv
conceal-
1
purjioee
1»
to
cau»«-
the
«■en
a'loWi
d
to
coll«-ct
toll
from
the
tw-nty year» or suin', no attempt hn
ami Neva Balschwetd, Grange song,
been made by the citixen» of Albany, t- rwmbers of the l.inn County Fair a»s» [ ¡MMinle for th«- pmtt forty -five years,
"Because He Jadm-d the Grange," I
latlon
to
loo
the
money
and
work
they
.
thoy
think
th«-
time
is
now
overdue
for
Fold an agricultural fair.
Now th<
L Dugger, Alla Powell ail Neva
SVe expell.l«xi ill null-ling up our present I the consumers to have a square deal
. :
z'xn-Hnv liHi'r III- lie
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Balachweid: comet duet, little Mi.sa-»
right to permit th- l.inn County Fair Fair? Itemember lhat All>any made a I To e»|»-ct genuine tariff reform from
tat failure of an enterpris- . which Scii •Itlnr political party as now forme-l. is Wao and Enid Kimtaall. of Jordan \ al
to starve to death, if they saw
iaa taken up ami maile a spl-mli-l su<
■Hinsenae.
Therefore, the only sure ley. reading, B F. West. solo. Muster
tu do so, but was it policy?
Krun
•eaa
of
Remember,
al»o,
that
Albany.
way
for
the
people
to g<-t a square -leal Kiinbail, with horn accompaniment by
recent events, the NtWM feels that i
iy this art. will forfeit the g<ssl will of «ml to drive th«-»-- ovcrfixl tariff barons Mias Kimball; music, orchestra. E. C.
wss not.
dl the fair thinking |s-ople of the stat- from the trough, is forth«1 tariff reform Roberts delivered a brief salalrv»» buawt
A few days ago, the l inn Count;
1 nd this la not a very gissl basis upon ¡H-opI«- bi get tug. th-r under otw- banner. Ing the l.inn County F’air. Prof. F I..
court was a»ki-d to appropriate th>-
which to build up an enterprise which It mak-s no difference what this new Kent. O. A C., gave a short talk upon
»mall »um of E.*’«» for the sup|x.rt of th-
depends, for it* »access, upon the ¡«arty banner is nam-d so that it ia| dairy herds, with which he ia making
I inn County F air, to be held at Sen
patronnge of the public.
I l>la c«*l in th- han-Is of men who are teste.
during the coming fail.
The Court
Scio is f illy warranted in concluding ■ ■ rnxl ami tru- frn-mis of reform ami of
turned u» down hard. Now the Court
that Albany ia her enemy in juat th« i th«- gr-at laxly of th- Am-rican ¡x«>ple
had a right to Io thia, but was it policy?
roportion that ah« aids and comfort the consumers.
I have pure brvtl black Minorca and
Three years ago. th- citixena of Scio
the rival fair at that city. Hut. gentle
Senator
Aldrich
in
th-
»«-nate
and
Buff
leghorn egg», (guaranteed) for
held a most suceesxful stre-t Fair. S<
men, it won’t do. Hold your race meet S|»-aa«-r Cannon in th«- taiuse of reprve- »ale at >1 per »citing of 16. What is
much interest wa» manifest»*! therein,
mil 1st r on your apple fair ami you , -ntatlves, an- rendering the |«eu|ile an the use of »ending away for aomcthing
by our citixens. that the NkWS at one»
ill get our patronage But do not. We I inestimable » tvic - by their unblushing that you can get at home.
commenced agitating the proj«*ct ol
eg of you in the interest of harmony ind brutal work in the interest of the | Morrison.
organising a regular agricultural Fair
md good will, persist in establishing sn tariff paiwucker».
It is their acts,
»«MK-iation ami that an annual Fair be
tgncultural fair. Ix-t us l>c friends mire than that of anybody else, which
held. In January, 1907, a public meet
md work in harmony for the progress | ia driving the people together in their
ing was called, to be held in Scio to
if all of l.inn County. Iwt ua make th« own interests. "Lay on MeDuff ami
consider the Fair projrel. The meeting
WANT
Pioneers Picnic at Brownsville, the lamnixi b- he who first cries enough."
•
r<-«ult«*l in th- organization of the Sen
»trawlx-rry
F'air
at
Ixdianon.
-the
Race
. Stock an<l Agricultural Fair Association
TO
with a capital stock of »8000.
To glvi meet at Albany, the l.inn County Fair
GUÄRIMTT OF BLAU DEPOSITS
it Scio and the Apple Fair at Albany,
a Fair, grounds had tn lie obtained, an-
ill splendidly successful. Iw-t us sll
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th»- necessary building», stock sheds
The -aus— i» growing.
Oklahoma.
-tc. erect«*!. For th- »mill amount of -ull hai -oniously for the development
Bear K-braska and Texas now have compul
capital »ul>»crili«xi. the undertaking was • f the - entrsl W dlamettr .alley
tn mind, g-ntlen en. we are rwadv and aory systems for the protection of de
almost superhuman. But the manage
ment was optimistic, the task under willing to reciprocate, but when you, ¡x—iti-rs in stat- banka. In Texas the
■ taphoru ally, spit in our la- e, we elate (rank can choose between Joining
taken anil the Fair of 1907 brought to a
aucceaaful conclusion. After all bills will refuse to play with you any longer the compulaory system and giving indi­
(J nr kantiani ileus
ROSE SHOW
SALE
t .
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Ladies low shoes and slippers
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COM Ml NUMI rt l RM)«V, JUNE 10 at « a m.
1.1.0M S DAY Ui MOM
for the preparation of the ground» and
tl>e premiums ha>l tieen paid, the asso
political lignment
elation hail nearly |7ik) in the treasurv
t • promote the Fair of l-.kw. After all
rom THE PRESENT indicator
l-illa and premiums had been |uud for
all over our country, a different
the IVO* F’air. there was nearly flOlMi
party alignment is about due Th<
l-ft in the treasury with which to
finance this year» Fair.
The Fair attitude of congress U|x»n the question
Ixiard then «-oneluded that the Fair was if tariff revision, is rapidly bringing
People arc better
no longer an experiment ami decided to this result about.
broaden its sco|>e by re-inc«>rporating IKMteit on tariff matters today, than
under the name of "The Lilin County ever before. They have become fully
F air Associrtimi" amt shortly there­ arrouaed to the fact thut an excessively
after the legislature was askixl to high protective tariff, la not a revenin
appropriate I|i«K) annually to assist the . pnxlucer for the government, but is »
tisMM-iation. This appropriation was j concoct-xi m-ttuxl of jw-ople inter»'»U«d I
maile ami thi» sum with the gate ami I in manufacturing enterprise« to. arid
other i — eipis enables the management I Irarily, mcrvase their profits st the ex­
to offer better premium« ami promise a pense of the great body of Am-ricsn
Iw-tter Fair for 191)9 than ever before. consum rs Nor is the protective tariff
1 he association ia also a memlier of the theory limited t» the pr-sent party
Willamette Valley Racing circuit ami lines. There are both Republica-i« an !
a meet of that organization will lie hckl Demo, rata who favor extremely high
ai the san«« time. August :<i, 31. and protection and Democrats and Republi
September I. Now the Scio F'airpeople cans wm> favor a tar.ff for ravenut
hml a right to do this am! were not en­ only.
croaching u|»>n the rights of any other
The nmtective tariff theory
portion of the county ^in lining so. publican creature. That party gave it
Albany had permitt«*! the old l.inn birth am! haa nurtured it until it haa
County Fair to stat vr to death, to le grown to be a menace to the nation. It
revivified, as above stat»*l, by the peo­ la n menace because such men as
ple of Scio and vicinity.
Now as the Aldrich ami Cannon, who contrx»l th-
N kws sees thing», the present Linn majority in congress, are making all
County Fair is entith-d to th«- loyal su| - , other features of government sul-aer-
jmrt of the n-ople of Linn County. It ! vient to the tariff. Rut if our protect­
has exfiendexl some f-lissi to AVWM) in ive system 1» a creature of Republican
financing the fairs of the |m»t two j birth, it is quite likely to receive the
years ami is now in a healthy cash pav­ -leath thrust from members of that
ing comiition. Th»1 Fair of HMripmmis«-» jwrty. as well
More Re|>ublican con-
to far exceed its predecessors. People , grewamen have pronounced for a revenue
from all i-art« of »he ecsr.ty, except i pn»iucing isr i? ¿1 t,,,» »pwisi session.
Albany, are manifesting a much greater I than ever before. But strange to re-
«*
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A
vidual aecur ty, but ao far every bank
that has acted haa decided u|«on the
«uaranty system in Kamas and South
Dakota voluntary systems have been
arlopter), while in Coloriuio, Arkansas
ami Indiana the guaranty bill passed
one branch of the legislature.
Attorney Genera) Wickershani has
delivered an opinion to the effect that
national banka are at lilierty to insure
their depot.tors, ami insurance com­
panies are already being organised fur
that purfsMu-. The tight mail«- last yeai
haa had its influence, ami in spits of
i
republican opposition to th«- plan, the
protection of de|>ueituni is coming, The
republican leaders have tsken the sidt
of the biff financiers, but even the 1 *i
nnanciera will in the eml lie com|>elled
.0 yield to the just demand of the de-
.HMiiturs for security. Ami so another
letmx rut doctrine 1» being vindicated.
I he democrat party haa something t<
proud of when It can, even in defeat.
«in tro I oublie sentiment ami force its
i lesa ujxin a reluctant upimaition.
Aryans Commoner.
On the fact that when
nake an abstract ol any parcel of
r^alehta’e we give you a per­
fectly accurate anti complete
history of it.
An abstract is an absolute
icceasity if you wish to be'
thoroughly jxisted The one way
you can avoid the purchase of
expensive litigation.
Our work is absolutely accurate.
LINN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO
Albany, Oregon
SHOW
Al S p.
Uc will fiwe yoo aoflM good WoMc Kai
mg ihi* ok lhat have n ver bloomed before
PWICI S ON M M* I k DRESS O‘MK»S
Ilk.' value
7c
25c value. ...........
IMc
1 Ic
3tk- value. ........
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3fic value ......
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)5c value
2Uc value
Tin. (JistoUt«. (hblwvd ink Fitrut
ft (Y> value
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t.i.60 V alue .., .
11 NS
El.DO value...
»2.30
»2.50 value........ II VS
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Special Rargains In I ad*ea >6, $7, and Sa
lire»» Shirt» for
WESELY &, CAIN*
Û
A Nice Neve, and
Uo-to-Datc Line of
MENS
• nd
BOYS
HATS
and
CAPS
Hi bier ®. Gill Co
OREGON
I The Righteous Man
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Regardvth tlx* life of his l»cast
Those who feed »SECURITY Stork
Food art* till Hill ing the scripture,
This stock food is sold on a positive
(’ash ( ìlbirnntee. Rend the guarantee
on every Package,
Don't I m » misled
bv cheap advertising, »SECURITY
means what it savs. Ask those who
have used it.
•»
E.C. PEERY, sot.AStsei.or
Put a Bull Behind the Bars
« call e«pe< isl attention to the hiage joint at each intersection
ol stay with main bars.
This 1« the essential of every good wire fence. Unless the stay
int the lent« cannot receive pressure from contact
A Iministrators Notice
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g I ten H hi * Ih» tin jarwIgttnl
hu« >*««-«* lut •tuv*in,r«t ' figlili« tatnrm ilw
«*f I.
ihr il•«•••» wn | by «»nlrr of ihr
« »MB«* t »Mit* of »hr Mtg’r t»< « Ft•'g»«tt t«»r
Inn
• » nly. iiub <I«- an«I ««»«Irrel «*( irtniif «wt ibr Sth
lay «»f
at, tv m
'Un ran*»« !»•« Ing r atm-
ga*i*4’ «al I «MB»a»r arr bnrby not I. «*1 an t
4 : rl tn |> twrnt
hr
ato«* «Ini) vrr
♦ l»h »hr |»F |«ri » ürhr - o hr tin h rw»wn«*l
h • r «1 I* n<n tn M it City, '»a ton f »mu
*mgv»n. * r »hr «»Ifliv of h « MllM«»»r
¿inri» Fa a
ton. « »rr<»»n. » i hin
rom ihr-U r id ’til n ikr
I atr«| tula
th -I m ji o Maj.
Ural
fo«i May j», b«w| |»ut»|trail«'
¡«nr .1.
J. F iv»»i»r.
Attuti" •’ »«tor of Ihrnig'r
OÍ I. C. Ba lib r. tlttWW*
»* if Qntat” rr
At «Mitry for ramato.
AMERICAN FENCE
Is made with a hinge h>int. hy which the maximum of elasticity is
Secured snd the lem » if properly stretched, rrmaits ia place indefi
nitely. W ith the hinge yam. no »mussi ut strain ou the bars csa
efleu the loaecction ol stay and bar.
Write ua for | rices F. O. B. your station.
BARRETT BROS,
Albany, Oregon
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