The Santiam news., October 29, 1909, Image 2

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r»i^A.i m
out by cairn and ur»
ratify their choice. Senator Cham6« r-
Ihi •ElOISIMTlii UHN
that the dir« ct prim* y
lain has held his present office leas than
giving us throughout
one year. As yet, he has not mad«-
even one speech io the chaml<er which I AND FLKTll.ll Y ia ait «lestruct Oregon very -."mpctont. anti faithful
It may be temjx/ranly county official«, at least fully np to the
olitically ndependent
has been ma«!«- reaonant with tn- vo.eea I f ible.
exhausted,
but by feeding it can stan«.wrd of tbe < l<! oaivsnU« n da;a.
of the statesmen of the past, lie ha*,
This is th- ’Ihe «tat* officer* ai-d reprraer.tztiv«»,
aa yet «lone nothing to cause the peoj- - lie brought hark to life.
gist of a bulletin recently i«s rd from judiciaiy and congr« »« Mil mx.v «»fely
Enteret] at the poatotflre at Scio, to regret that th«-y select I hi-n for ti
Oregon, aa secomi-clasa mall matter.
office.
He IS ths prtelucl uf t leir he bureau uf soils in tae department ut si»! to equal the ch«» axLctxd I )
Lui
the «utivtnliun syst« n- and some tiun«
political action, of which they have na I < f ngr'.culture.
F'1irni.»'.i
It is but recently that we have be better. Tiie confidence and satiafactx a
no reason to regret, as yet am!, there­
PUB ¡SHED EVERY F RIDA 1 BY
fore, they have m» reas «n tobediasal «• -orne skilled ill the cor.s* rvatlon of s -ll with the primary seems to be »tru«>p
| frrtll.ty. For 150 years we had little or with th* rank and tile of the dominant
Aed with the law.
T. E. 1 » r <i <i ER
nu occa*i n to i>e concerned about th« ttarty. ar.d the politician who **«-k* to
No
neighbor,
the
snarling
ar-1
growl
I- i>rr««M *wu I'MoeNian>M.
Tb- purchase of real estate ia Ind« cd
ing of a few dethrone«! political b«.sa«-s lirodu'.ing |iuwer uf our Ituvls. It wa> antagui L> Hie demiuwl that th* mad.in*
regaña the title, if
in sailing* " ’ as r«g*n.a
Is nut the voice of the R*pui bean party ! m I.W search fur new fertility that th- , iisintegiste ahouki pxm«r well the
' imputation roltei westward unt.l th« k-s.-on that ali who ar* t*.«rn must die,
t»tra«'l «f it from va.
of Oregon. They are emleavoring to
Ht • HM< It 11*1 l< IN IIAII-X:
Even now trie
nd that *v»n the n achine has ha«! its
u ll then be in (mo csruon of i ul
make a racket sufficiently loud to cause Pacific was reach«-«!.
SA YEARS'
cwr pl- te fac a relative to I- •
One year in advance. ................... .»I 26 t mid and partisan Reuublicana to think direction is changed an.! th »is ink of day.
t., tXPf RltNCe
One year, at etui of year........ ..
I At» th«- party is In the move. Hut it i» m t United State* citizens are going annti
nertj’s t-tle be ft.llv ir formo I is
One year, at en-i of 2 year*..............I 76
uodinesa of it. etc.
so. When the maues- the rank and illy into the northw.sl terrtorie* an
Th«- United Rudruad runnn< out of
One year, at end of 3 years............. 2 00
I other parts of fr«»rti>- i » >« «
I
tract ma«!* here i
Portland is urg«-«i to make a 5-cent fare
Six months in advance..,.............
76 Ale have an opportunity to exj r«-*s
Three months in advaac*........ .
6*> th-lr opinions upon this subject whi--h purs iit of recla-nat ,-n pr >j«cts and •. f r« n ti nt rity a-d Ltr.nton, five
• « .«.«UlM ,U.
W..4 1 » .- - -, ..I... •
Single copy in wrapfier.................
06 will not be until next year's election
miles, but ref'irca to do so on the
-i«; A*-'
then and then only can the primary '»> the government in r« .a
.'r*'t>r»i that it would be ruinwi Other
T racx M* w »
'law be again passed upon with any lands there it uiaei exe<np«iti atiub -
DgetMa
*
I - rtlami an- doing more than
CorvmuH
’i Ac
; this quest for soil tuat has yet its virgin
<!«-gree of authority.
tn«t fur 6 cents and making money.
h an 4
r IM I*
•
a t»vicivriMr><<* katemi
fertility.
fr»«
•*.
If the Oregonian will give its great
The municipal line of Calgary, All«erta.
But within the rec n* past we ’have
I n»r r« •
’tol NAM^IOCa •Flimm
Albany. * regnn
influence towanis making our primary
is carrying them nine mites for 3 cents
...ih» I -w j «.,
»- •e./«»'«.
Card of thank«......... ........................ . M
tume«l attention to revitalisation uf th«-
IS«»*
««
'
*
.
-
•
law
more
effective
an«!
in
accordance
I
he
fact
is
that
the
railroads
in
Oregon
Special obituary notlres. per line
06
.M «-<•««. •
««
•'«• IS !*•
I xtendetl wetkiing comments, |>er line u. with the spirit tirxt intend«-«!, it would lead land. We ha«e s«-« fi how E-gland municipal and other*, would make mure
I
in
100
years
has
iner«
a«««-d
laml
produc-
ihsulay ad., to Iw ■ hangetl weekly
add popularity both to the law and Ha­
if th«y charged leas, ar»! the farts m
Sub*crd»e for
it desired, one column wide earn
, tivity about
per cent.
We have
< ,»**»4» »»—'r ";<»•«r«»*d ••»» »
p t*»1 ‘ f
se If. The qu«-ation "shall the p«<uplr
other atstes bear out thia.
*! ■
f a • • • « «•
•*. T •
n • » »
insertion, per Inch
....................... 16
seen tiie Nether!* ids, after centuries
„V
• v- i
r»: »»••
THE SANTIAM NEWS
lius ncss locals per line first insertion 10 rule" was never m >re pertinent than it
Each subaetpient insertion p*r hiie..<-6 is today. Evidently, the Oregonian !• of use, yielding an average of 42buphe!s
i
Cc.
’
*
p
w
k
<
r..
b»
U
11.26 per y<ar
Asropb
oc»
tor
Everybody
Lung time standing tuls, contracts made opp*-ac<! to the peouie ruling. If Sc, ! if wheat per acre. We have ulster«*-!
on application.
1 that in China land that has ia-en crop-
t<>
tbis
lin
e
tbe
|<e*«|«le
olio
baie
Vp
will It have the co irag- to say si with
I m *I to fm«i products for WOO years is rt‘»w « I av* l««-en ti r ii»»-nt««rv, and
out quibbling?
| «tot only still fertile, but even snore rut'll n«a«i l«sa
in bis osi
productive than it was in the virgin <i M» híb<*. Bui
»• lisca ««noe t«>
COIHIIKG C IME iS 8EF-FE 11H MICH
state.
The rff«-ct of these observa­ A d fier ni perivi in flviog maclnue
CONCERNING TAIlTiON
tions, coupled with the furth«-r fact i tat« ry. A lsrar «li.plsy a*iv»rti«ein« ni
HF: OREGONIAN is as
that we have no more virgin laml* to It» ihr L iidon T-n«e» iidurms Iti» worl-l
saying the very difficult
| »«ttlc on. ha» l«r»n to direct attention that tl-rrr I» so agency prejsired lo
7 HE I.AW contemplates that th-
feat of "counting chic'
t > inve ligation ur hma to r- tori th- I'lrniab w tboni «hd.-iy •>»% «>««* ol 6»u:
i
burden of taxation sh«iul«l l«e exhausted land to its original fertility.
ens before they hatch.”
t'|w-a ol aer« j«lsi>««e
fio
«xjualiy distributed. If some men
That paper a/uiutn » that
In several counties in MarylanJ and l>i«»|W ivr Mitrtl«»'
«•u.fr iite-l aiti«'
an
favored
by
the
as*«-*«u>rs,
or
sue-
th«- Kcpubii« ana of Orc
othern states, lam!« that ha«! t«ren <hr ir-prx tivr merit« ol ihr R’vrlot
gon arc only too anxious to take up the ■■«-«I in having a too low valuation for abanJun«*! ar<- being r«-occupi<«i and m<»nt>|datw( «4 ihr tt |»r Calaia-IXAvr, » I
mass advisory convention, in univr to taxing pur|-osea. place*! upon their their fertile energy renewed. It >« (lie l«alhniii typ , •»( th«* A•<l«»im*tt«
break down th«- spirit of ih* primary pruiH-rties, then the burden is made largely the result of investigations oe»n pirn* mid
„thr U tight aftd
law, including the aiu>lishm<-nt of State­ leavier upon the balance than it should ilia«!« an«l rule* prescribed by the f«*ler V-4PÌII t>
There* ar«* any nunilwr
ment No. 1. So far aa the mass of the justly be. In these days, when men a) exjieriment stations ami agricultural
(
h»r »«ir alao; pome, •< ch ••
and
Republican party outsule of Portland is .«n- apjH-armg before boanlaof -«plains colleges. The anslvsls of soil* has l«e«-n
il » C-iilita iiia’liihr, hate rt*»«n •oc-
Ion,
asking
that
the
valuation
placed
concerned in this matter, the N». wh be-
pursued by scientlflc men until we know-
p»iully, and other» hate netrr !*•* n
licves the Oregonian is baaing its upon their properties be reduc«-d. the all th* elements and requirements of i. the air. I iiin>«*x|i»lely after Ihr
set
becomes
plain
that
some
m<
n
or
assumptions upon unreliable informa-
fertility. With the»«- anal) a« » men can el Htitirl ft vi i •
« nlt>‘) h uglifthmmt
-oris-ratlons would shirk their just take the ab*n k»n«-«l lamia am! prescribe
-
It is |.ri'i>iilily true that |
tw*oght a Blériot ina«4ilnr for hia own
proportion
of
the
bunlen
of
the
sup|«ort
would-l«* political laiaaea, fr««m all over
the fuo«l and treatment that will restore H**r Tao U tight n»M* h’r»e« an«I one
the stab-, have made stati-ments which of th«- government, if they could. them to new vitality just as a physician
and
< urti*- machine !»»»• hen »«»Id t-
coincide with Its editorial assertions. Especially is tins true of the railrt«a«la. diagmwes and prescribes remedies for
private ptCMina in thia *x»untrr.
No doubt these people are anxious and No matter what valuation assessors his patient
the « • *»t oí the arr* plmir- »• i -in|>ar «»
H,.«re tha-> willing to ngr«-/
to any may place ujion their properties, their
Agriculture is in fart fast becoming tikiriy l«>w
A Birriot tn<»noplai»r, the
tax
agents
appear
before
the
various
rheme which, in th* end, willplscethe
one of th«- most «-xact of all th«- <-xact Aio. 12. «h'-innr*!
carry three p »pie,
reins of political power in their hands county boa. !s w h religious regularity, sciences. Production is swiftly |>as*ing
tn I ur« pr fl.. mo loe price o*
asking
for
a
;
eduction
in
valuation.
again for they are, probably, getting
out of that old time cat« gory in which the 5u H, fur <*i»e person• ia ♦í.OÜft,
very hungry, by this tin»-. Hut these I'ocsibly this is d< ne for effect, or it it was a question uf the weathef and a
¿mi the planea o| th«* S ». II, wit he nt
wcuki be-boxsea arc not the upstate may lie done by the tax men to mak«- a few other operations of chance
It is tlir rog ne, <2.0 0. Tl»«’ piive uf ihr
OREGON
Republican party. Indeed, since they -how of earn ng the fat salaries they im > longer easier to move westward and
< urtiaa biplaur ta K».
and of ll»r
have been shorn of their |iolittcal power draw down.
take up new land than it is to k«-wp the U right», in thia « •‘Untrv, |7,5»O.
Probably, th- true value of a railroad old in prime repair The development«
through the aiioption of the direct prt
The*« n/< |d«Mlt% uf inrtchtt»« •
rnary law, they arc a very small portion I is th«- value which th«- railroad peonle of science and the im-reas* of earth s
a
*
•
.
-timet«-
when
th«-y
make
up
their
of it. Hut. like coyotes, they m»k«- so
|a«|iuiation have male th«* movement I hr tl fhcohy |i< » in km-» ii.jr h a to
much rota«- that the Oregonian sup|M>a>-s tariff sheets. Ihe interest ujion their for sod
conservation
w>irl<iwi le fly. Ihr »a;!«*r ran m *> thè saiuall»
that tin- wiaais un- lit« rally aliv«< with stocks and bonds, besides operating Governments are promoting ami th«
Hpprom hing him a«rt>*a tbe water.
Republicans wh«i wouM be only- too glad expense*. >• always c«insidvred. The lx-»t minds in the world planntog it
A Tha aiitomobiliPi run M-a bis ruad.
money
rvaliz«-«l
from
th«-
sale
of
these
t i adopt any scheme which will get
sample instance is a*en in the demon­ Itut the atiMt« r canned *«e lite ««pialla
them out of th«- pit which th«-y, them- stocks and tMinds. is sup|«ise<l to be stration train a railroad company am!
that may »trike bun, w«r teli alien Ite
used
in
the
construction
of
the
roati.
If
selves, have digged. A little reasoning
the state agricultural college are to will Mnke in« qna,iti> • in thè mwimm
a ill convince anyone that this conclu- then- lias been water injected into the semi over th« O. II. A- N. lines in
through a bn h h y t> g Ing. Even lite
stocks, no ditferenifc should be made;
s oil is not well taken.
eastern Oregon this week.
It is an Iw»t arronaiH«« ar< e jn«t b gitining lo
fur
th«-
patrons
of
the
roati
must
pay
Returns of past elections show that
illustration of how the brain and Rand tram •»»methint
ol tie ix-i« tx-e ut
there are a I »out twice as many Republi­ interest U| on these watered stocks, the of the world are grajipling with th«-
m*r< t antic«.
Yet
t!<e*<« dtlfii ultirs
same
as
the
legitimate
st«M-k.
If
the
can voters aa there are Democrats, in
great pmblrm of making th«- earth i»re»l not pt^vrnt tbe rapkl *pn ad <d
Southern
Pacific
should
I
m - assess«! up­
l’’< H H I
Oregon, except for office* for which
fertile, am! are going to solve it
rfring marhlitrf, Enough kimw le-!g«-
S< nator Chamberlain bus been a candi­ on this Inuia, it would have to pay upon Oregon Sunday Journal.
ran l*r iraní deven in a short apprvn-
stock
date.
This proportion of vot«-rs was a valuation nearer SlUU.UOQ per mile,
i|< «hip to ihm II e Hight pomibie. Rogrr
than
the
|.ji.<xiu
tier
mile
to
which
it
true when th«- Direct Primary law. in­
X HANKER ROSS has been al le ^«•minrr hi»t agt in the «»at of an
cluding Statement No. 1 was adopted. •bjects. Surely, property of thia class
iyj to keep out of th«- penit« ntiary « » p <! e or .1 \ ’ (lo I A^tfu-t 7 hr
•
worth
what
th«-
jMople
ar«-
require«!
More than two Ihirtla of the voters of
for mon- than two yvsua aitei illa*H* ihr Hollo • Itiulal II kilt OÍ tHu p
to pay lilt« rest upon.
tiregun pronounced for this law Stat«
corn
let,on
by th« trial court and he is huUia larntV m * v « ii niiuiit»*« «mi hite* i«
Ala««, many of the owners of tinibet
ment No. I was of purely R« | ubii- ■ n
\\ orbi »
stiil
at
lilwrty.
If to« m -.- h «- degrte < f -i «»nd» Oarrn H H»«»ti in
Ian«!«
ihmk
a
too
high
valuation
is
plac
­
origin and was placed in the law at the
nor
k.
celerity
is
made
with
th«
olhcera
of
the
So long a.<
instigation of one of th«- moat ¡/opular ed U|M»t. their holdings.
Oregon Trust bank, which they kx/t.d
x>
Republicans which < Iregon has ever had assessors value these lands below what
over three years ago, providing they
the
timl«er
Imruna.
themaelvea,
valu«-
Bugxtes al I a. lory Prkes
and Re|>ul>lican voters are rs»|>onaible
for it being a part of the law. Now as them at what they are willing to pay are fuumi guilty, wr may exjx-ct that
Wc now off«-r our entire line of
there has tn-en no opportunity for Ke for them, they shtMild not obj«-ct. Thrc« they will And lodging at the Hotel de buggnrs and wagons at I actor) Prices.
publicans to express w i<leapr«-a«l disss quarter sections of timber up Thomas James about January 1, 1'312. But, all Now is the lime to buy.
tisfaction with the law or any portion creek was sold, recently, for better the same, it is encouraging that th« se
C hax . W kskly
SCIO, OREGON
Thea pious jwalm-ainging scoundrels are
of it since last election, the Oregonian than 610,1X10 |ier quarter.
quarters
are,
probably,
ateiut
an
brought
to
book
at
ail.
The
fuot|»ad,
has no grounds can have nona, ut*«n
Itcspass Not he
><¥«
>■
4*
which to has«- its e«inh lent assertions of average of the timber in this locality. who rub* jm - oji I«- of tin ir money on th«
In
I.inn
county,
th«----
land"
are
valu
i
highway,
is
infinitely
lea*
<laiig>-rx>u*
to
All hunters ami especially those
the rradinaea of the rank and til«- of
9
that |>arty, to rush jwllmell into the for taxation purjs»* a at about one society than are men of the R-a«strl|-e, hunting with -lugs, arc hereby forbid-
thin! of this amount, yst taxes ar«- pu:
who first obtains our confidence am! <len to hunt or otherwise tresj«a.'.a upon
advisory mass convention.
then rob us at tb«ir pleasure.
An th- se premises, umlcr the penalty of
-«rrioM*
The main source of grievance with ujion thia valuation under j«rut<-st.
1>I «<*< ■■»«>>«■■
t>ur farms anti |iersoiial property ar< administration of the Chin«*«’ law to the law.
the Oregonian seems to be. that G«-org«
PaasiMvr, W. F füll.
J.
J.Barnes,
W. F. Gill,
C. H W aln .
E <'handierlain has h«dd ami is now assess«! at what is sujqosc«! to be, bankers, of the class of the men who
Hacaaraav, C. A. Uaruer
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barnes,
their
true
cash
value.
Not
at
what
promoted
the
Title
Guarantee
A
Trust
holding the moat imj»ortant <«ffl<-»- wit'
C. A. \\ arut-r.
in the power of the jieople of the stat« may tie call«! th«-ir speculative values, and the liregon Trust banka, would
Don't I oryet
but at what men ar«- willing to pay fin have a wholesome etf«»ct U|>on men who
to give. Twice waa Senator Chamber
That 1 have a full line of Candies.
lain elect'd to ti e < (IV e of governor tin m. N«>r an- they value«! at w hat contemplate the establishment of wild­
Nut*. Cigars, To‘-acce, Groceries, P«wt
per
cent,
of
value
they
earn,
for
th«-r«
cat
banka
in
th«-
future.
ami before the expiration of the s<-<«nd
Card». Stationery and the famous
term, lh<- people |-rom«it«-<! him to the there u> a vast difference in what is the
Mt*(X
*1'0
earning
power
of
dit
’
i
erent
farms.
Rail
m HE LEGISLATURES of thirty- "Royal Table Queon" bread.
office secoml only to that of president.
C.
G.
G
ovoh .
roads
ami
timber
ian«is
should
be
Governor Chamlierlain was able to save
one stat«-* have adopted memor­
Successor to F. M. Arnold
f«»r the taxpayers of Oregon, worn-- measured, relatively, by the sam<
ials to ■ ongrea* asking that an
hundreds of thousands of dollars, which standard. Hut the rallroatls have been , amendment emjx»wvnng the election of
IN- OHPOKA I KK I»K« KMIIKH IM, ltH>4.
an unwise ami mayhap dishonest R«-j»ub- accustomed so long to paying ujmwi such Unite«! States senator by direct vote of
Clubbing Rate*
lican official had endangered. beside* low valuat ona, that they think they the people of the various states, be
Aw the timr of year is now at hand
conserving the public school fund ami ahouki du so indeAnitely. Timber lands, submitted to the legislatures for action.
when Winter reading shoukl be providod
as
a
rule,
have
coat
the
holders
but
bringing to book the Oregon City Locks
Some of the legislatures ask for the for, we make the follow ing clubbing
Those hekl by the
comnany. Because of the manner in trifling smounts
calling of a constitubonal convention, offer to our rvad«-ra. One year's sub­
nothing.
The Northern
which he ha«! administered the affairs radrvaila.
while others ask for the submission of scription to the Santiam News mi in-
of the state, his promotion to the U. I’aciAc a«-«|uirv*i some of th«- best tlmlwr the amendment only
Now, as it is ciuded in all Ihe prices quoted below:
S. Senate resulted ami, U m », by llxr sections tn lite county, through this plain that the election of senators by
grace of R<-publiean votes. The Ore­ infamous scrip law, a law which this direct vote waa the only inspiration of The Weekly Oregonian (Portland »2.26
12.00 ♦
gonian charges Senator <’h*ml>erl tin's and other interested railroads hati jiass memoralixing congress, the mere word­ The Semmi-We*kly Journal "
Th«-
Hree«iera
Gazette
(Chicago)
«•«I
by
cwngresa,
for
the
purpose
of
12 26 y*
election to the primary law. ami to
ing of the memorial shoul i mike no
h
The
Thrii
e
a
w.
ek
World
(N.Y.)
acquiring
lamis
to
which
they
were
not
92.2!,
Statement No I. The N kas I m - i «-«.- s
difference. Hut the power which rul«-s
r
Any 11 a year magazine
»2-tei I
this contention is correct
Wit'
t entitl«-d. Surely they sh«»uM b- willing the Nation totiay, is opp«>«<M to placing
A e can give you clubbing ratea
Statement No. 1, Mr. Chambertaiii to pay taxes u|**n laml whi h has o«l *u much power in the hand« of the
a
==WH0lf5ALf bLALLJt IR
would never hav«- been elected, never them nothing, at what the Um! is now l«eopl>- aa th-s amendment would give with any m-wspapir or magatine, no
•)
theleaa, a majority of the people of worth.
ami, for this reason, we may expect rnatt- r where published.
Or«-gon desiretl that h<- should i-e. This
that they will take advantage of this
Tim first man of I.inn county to j«ay technicality ami refuse to submit the
provision uf the law was nuklr to cover
' I
L DUGGER
just such an exigency. That is to say, a Ano for k.lling a female j-heasant. amendment. More of the states will
T’lryhoor Ruin 17$
waa
that
of
Mr.
Gantenbein,
of
Harris
­
when a majority of the j«eople <i«-«ir-d
111 IS* Commercial St.
yet have to ado|>t the t iregon plan, be
the election of any particular man to burg. lie waa flm-d Î2S by Justice of fore the p«rople have a majority in the
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Salem, Oregon ;
the office of United States Senator, the the Peace Douglas, for his failure to American llous- of l.orda. Then only
h-gii lature should be in duty bound to nute at what h«> waa shooti.ig.
will this amendment be submitted
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