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P olitically I ndependent
Entered at the pnetofflr« at Scio
Orvjfon, as aerrxxl-rlaM mail matter.
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WAS THE GIME WORTH IKE UWE*
RESIDENT TAET
concluded his long
journey, circumxcrib
ing the United States
making u totul dir*
l.-ince of nearly 1H.OUO miles, laM
week. The piH p e, as a rule,
applaud the idea of the chief
executive making these journeys
over the countr-'. Many people
re/ard the <>p|Mirt(iity ot seeing
their president, as the li-sding
••vent of their lives, while others
regard the president, »imply asa
man entrust# I, temporarily, witn
tne contrvl of the destinies of the
American people. They care less
for seeing him than they do for
the policies of government he
lldV'iCUteM.
Tne president was received,
wherever he travel«d, with all
the honor and respect due from a
I tyiil |H <iple to their rul< r. The
journey u aa made at public • x-
I m 'I uh *, at a cost of nearly $.‘IO,(MX',
which was generally nppltiudei .
All feel that the ri#nest nation ot
t><e world can afford this, com-
paral velv. trilling exp •use.
Trie question ars-M. hn the
journey been a ptying invest
ment to the president and the
people? II h the game been
worth
the candle? Has the
president i 'creased the goodwill
of the people for himseif? Hks
his many addresses, in which he
outlined some of the policies he
will advocate, increased the con
fidence of the people in his
judgment as the nation's chief
executive?
I union >tedly his advocacy of a
g -neral plan to irrigate tue an id
s rtions, has added to his |s>ou-
Inrily. But lii.s hearty endorse
ment of the Payne-Aldrich tariff,
a - being the best tariff measure
ever enacted by a Republican
congress, and his advocacy of a
ship subsidy, has had tne effect
of a sort of wet blanket, spread
over tne entire country. Also,
as the president is expected to
endorse Senator Aldrich’s central
hanking scheme ami the further
fact that he will, probably, sup
port the effort to remodel t .e
inter-state and the anti-trust
laws, so that the sting will lie
removed, has caused tne progres
sive element of his party to feel
a serious misgiving. It has
caused a sort of political eclipse
of the party sun and an unex
pressed wish that
Tneodore
Roosevelt was occupying the
Whitehouse,
instead of his
understudy, William II. Taft.
The evidence that an attempt
will be made by congress, at the
coming session, to remodel the
inter-state and anti-trust laws,
seems plentiful. Tnese measur
es and those the president open
ly advocates, would a'l be for the
interests, and the people, general
ly, view them ns such. The
progressive Republican members
of congress view them in like
manner and will, probably, make
things pretty hot alsnit the
capítol, before these measures
become laws. Of course the
coterie of renegade Democrats,
who assisted in making Speaker
Cannon the American czar, will
lw ready to give these measun-s
their support, for they are owned,
body and soul, by the inter« Sts.
The logical outcome of th s
congressional fight, will be a
n«*w alignment of politi al part
ies. Senators Cummings, LiFol-
lette. Bristow and other progres
sives. ar»* better Democrats, t< -
day. than they are Republicans
This ia true and Sj^aker Cannon,
in effect, is authority for the
statement.
Referee a sale
Why >hould not th«* progre»-
Noll,
e
la
litre
hr <> > en that tl-» Under-
4ive Republican» and Democrat«
• Igi r t Referee »
o II • 11« h da» "I
work together in har.nony? To Dr- •■mter, )’«»• st Die I ■ or n( I < '< • t k
work effectively, their forces in tire alter noon at lire front <ir«>r of
must be organized and they tl • r i'irity Court H-xire in the city of
would, naturally, desire that the titan». Ill l.inn IVi'inly, Oreana, per-
pr«>gr»i«ive element should be in- »■■■nt to the «teclee and order ••( »ale
■Ini* made an«i entered in the Cirmitl
creus4rtl by the election of new
Court nl the Hlata of Orrgnn lor 1.11m ■
membors favorable to their ideas County, on the Iftrtb «la» uf beptamlwr,
if government And why should II»«3. in that certain suit pen«lit>g in »aid I
not these reactionary R«*publican Court wherein Emelina i!»»eler and J.
and
renegade
Democratic M Haesler, l.er tewshatid, J A Richaid-
wm and Velera Riclutrd*«ii. hie wile,
members work t»»gether in har Maryar-t A 1. Maa and M A Lucas,
mony? They want to accomplish tier |,«i»lss> <1. Orplia < «arlarni ami <> A , I
t ie same result. They are chip» Uailaml, hsr hu»lra«'«l J. A. L. Ricliard-1
from the same block and, natur •on an«t Belle Kic|«ar<laon, Ilia wife, L. |
ally, would (tool their interests W. kh hard» -II »I.d Ella Richardson, I
S Bkliardeoa,
ills a lie. and M ..
_______ ___ , arre)
for one common purpose.
plaintiff», ami W illlairi <»t ria nd a minor '
Will this not. necessarily. l>e a amt M S Rich «raleón a» hie guardian,
complete new alignment of the I tiillHrt Garland. Parley Garland, and
liartiea? President Taft coulci lb«y Itailainl, mi or», and J. W. liar*-
prevent this division of his party, •nd, aa llieir g «•'■lian. Jame» Garland
• n«l J. W.Garlt ») w-re defe «lanía, sel'
if he would but stand for the <i |«ul«ln au«ii -■> I«« ilw liieli-st bid«ler
interests of the pe-tple, instead : fur «a»l> in l«au«l, aiilrjwt l<><<>rilirinath>r*
of the position hi* hai am ime I in liv »aul Colirt «II th« right, till« aud in-
his Hpeechea, while swinging terest uf th« a'sne > aniol plaiiitift» sn«l
circle. <11 »At ' «lelemlaiil» in the (■■lion ng «l<»«tib»'d
around
the
premian», to-we :
familiar this last exprysaion
Al« «•( tl«e “until hall of the Ikination
sounds. It reminds one of an- land • a«n< uf W . W Kicliarvisuu ami
»ther Republican president who • lie, Aolil cation Nu I»«» in Tounehlp
went back upon the principles HI Naitli, Range I West ol the " illaiu-
> «-it« M«tillan, in l.inn County, Vrvqun,
upon which he was elee’ed.)
I cuotainliig IUU acre«.
President Taft has taken an
Al»u if e N-’iihae-l quarter »»I Secti«»n
other position which is destined ■33 ii> »aid ’i'wUiielilp ami Range oiulaiu-
to make him unpopular with the Ing IU) »• r«a.
Al» «, the Northeast quart r <f the
lieople. A rich
syndicate of
capitalists, aupposod to be backed Nortlieaet quailr« ol X»« tlu ■ 27 m Mid
r»au»lilp and Bang«, cunlailiing 4U
by the G igenheitns, h is >in ler-
acre«.
taken to gobble upalxvut 100,000 i Alsu, the Mun th h«lf ««I tiw Health«"«! .
acres of Alaska c«»al Ian Is. A qiiAri«*rt ahtl i I h * < nth half of tiw Nurth
q6iatlrrc th«
sp'fial agent by the name of . hail ol the
’
&Hith
h«»It
“
I
the
f*«»»»|b«a»t
quarter,
Glavis, asevrtained that these
arid tl*e h<>u*b h«ll «»I
S«»rih«e*t
lands were being acquired fraudu |tia<t«*r «I thr h<»tilbe«»t wuartrr uf
lently an-l so report# I the in titer iMTtiun 2?, in eanl T<wii>hlp«itd Raogr.
to the department Tim ike a « mi tainiritf ¿2 i a<-rvw, aL •*! »al l UM«
Mtuatrd in .
ong story abort, S*cretary Bal t «Ira« fibr«| ur«tni»r*
I Weal «4 lliw
linger who. prior to his taking I«•« i4«»lii|> 10 y* titb
\\ lilaiiirttr llrrnilaii. Ill Ln Vi ( «.Hilly,
charge of the Interor D .•part |Oirtfui>. and onilHimi.g ill thr .ggrrtfjle
inent, had Iwen attorney t >r the Md acrw
syndicate, caused Glavis to be
Al*«, tl»r North half »4 the Donation
tired fro n his posiuon. Pres - l ai d t'lajni •>! W. W. Ki< h4r>l*i»ii and
dent Tart endorsed Ballinger’s Wife. *N«>iM»<*atnHi N<* IJi-Hin 'luanahip
|0 South Kang« I
rat «4 ll.-e U i II miii
action in a public letter. Bal eitr .Mrrhlian. in I iitii < «»unty, Orr¿u(i,
linger and the president may be n.iilaiidng 100 aerra.
able to prevent a thor > igh and I TI im I at Mid Mir »aid uliovr nirntionrd
aHtiiitg 5HÜ at rea. aim ! Mid la»(
honest investigation of this mat ir«u« t
ineidh.tird
Ira« I « •»htniniii< 100 a< rea
ter. but now will t ie president
a l’| br at.ld ar|G»ratr|| hj ufdrf uf the
stand in lilt* estimation of honest aliilv rlitlllrwj « uurt.
people, if they do s«»?
R, Shellun
Kcfrree.
All of the ah ive are occurenees
H. witt A s«i.
which transpired w uh* the presi
All, . Io. It derer.
Hr»l piiblicMiioii, Nov. 12, !•* *W.
dent waa <>n the trip just closed.
I .»»I |-O lllcallotl D t . I >, l*«lM.
He surely does not understand
the temper of «he masses of the
Rtterec'» hale
American people, or he would
In the Circuit Court of the State of
have spoken differently.
Or-gon for the County uf Marion.
There is no d >ubt that the
Matilda C. .Simpson, Harn« t Shriver,
president lost |>olitical friends by Casale Hicka' Rusanah Snn|>son, Will
the tliouaands while on his trip. iam Simpson, James Simj son, Frank
He thoroughly convinced the Simpson, Silva Ferrel, Victor bimpeon,
public that he would stand with W. H. Logan, Frank Ixigan, bèl ward
AtxlenKin. Enxal» th Col Io way, Flora
Cannon, Aldrich and the rest of Beason, Irt-tha Bolar. Della Anderson,
the reactionaries in their assaults Rebocca E. Blanton, Annie Garrett,
upon the rights and liberties of I Ixniisa A. Blanton. James Simpson,
the people. The president’s David Simi sun, txiia Simpson, and
every important act since he Bessie Smith, Plaintiffs' »a. Henry
Stanton, " illie Stanton, Charle» Stan
subscril»e<i to the oath of office, ton .Mary Dunlap. Nellie Stanton, Ben-
has been an evidence that he jamine Stanton, Alice lleyou, Martha
was not the president of the A. Weblier, B. F. I‘iburti, Clarence
whole people, but the president Pil urn, Kfti«- I’lburn, €. N. Dunagan,
J om | hin< Hanlidgr, Sidney J. Ireland,
of the gang of financial free
T. N. Ihinagan. J. F Duangan. Nancy |
booters who, chieflv, make their A. Noland. Joshua R Noland. Elixaboth
headquarters on Wall street New Giorge. and G. S. Baxil, Defendant*.
Notice ia hereby gnen that in pure
York.
Our farmer«. >wing t«> the good price*
of veal, butter lai and milk, air railing
but few calves. In a tiw year» the
result of thia a< t on will lie felt, in the
scarcity of cow«. The price of a good
milk cow ia now double what it was
three or four year» ago and thr price
will double again within thr nrxt three
years. Theieforr. the farmer who now
rvfua » to veul hia heifer calvea. ia sure
to reap a g <o I reward for ao doing.
Tlianksgriven
Reduction Sale
This will he one of the greatest reduction sales ever
held in any store. \Ve are currying’ too large a line ot Dry
Goods, ¡Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ladies and Misses Waists. Skills.
Suits, Coats. Mens an<l Boys Suits, Overcoats, Pants, D uck
coats, Mackinaw and Corduroy ('oats, in fart everything in
Ladies and Gents Furnishings, and must reduce our stock
regardless of cost, as st\les keep changinir we deem it liest
to turn off a lot of our surplus stoeK into cash
Ladies Coats
$2.90
4.15
6.90
7.25
9.90
63.50 coat
5.00 evat
8 50 coat ...
10.IU eoat
12.10
0) suit ..
suit
y
11 50 suit ..
14.60 aalt ..
15 50..........
Mens Overcoats
|3 95
85.01) overcoat
• «
7.OU
• a
V.5u
12.00
• a
15.00
• •
18.00
at
IO.««
"
7 95
12 uu
••
» *5
15.uO
•’
• »
12.75
18 UU
••
‘¿■J
"
•........... 16. vu
Misses Coats
<KI
A farmer should keep only aa many
atock aa be can well care for. Horses
•attle, «h -ep or hogs, which are half
starved during their growing days,
never reach thr |>erfect maturity they 1
»1 Artild,
America, ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale,
balance on cor.Armalitm of the sale by
the »aid circuit c >urt. I>erd at expense
of the purchaser.
W. R. SIMPSON,
Referee.
4 00 akirt
5 00 skirt
6 00 skirt
7.00 skirt
Mens DrtSs Hants
11 66
3.60
’*
.3 OU
2 M
3 00
3.60
4.00
4 Irti
2.00
6 50
”
5 15
2.60
»
An BMurtuieat of ladim
akirta. extra good values
at *4.50 to ttN* (1 rn
sale price
B I ,3v
..2.10
V
.. 2.1'0
.
xw
B iyi Ol ercoats
f I. 50 coat
”
1 65
6.50
“
2 15
8.50
. 83 90
81.35
5.15
3.75
90
M
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Job lut in ladies
>:i.5u anti II OU
your ch< i> <• fur í
only
$
«hura,
values,
(M.| lut of lioya shirts
regular 50 and 60 ce it
values
Your
4 r_
choice for
I 3L
1 "7t
I . / 3
of men*,
and childrens caps,
75c values. You»
choice for
...
M ik lot
ladies
35c to
4 £»_
13L
Hr have some EXTRA SPECIAL BA RG A INS to offer in mens Duck,
Mackin me and Cnrdn^oy coats.
II c have too many to quote prices on.
During t'us sa'e hot coffee will b>‘ served free to all, with Cuuntry Club cream, and
especially those who drive in, bring along your lumh, ue have provided a jlace where
you can eat it by a good comfortable fire, where hot coffee will be on tap all the time.
Mrs. Emma Cyrus will
have a Special Reduct
ion Sale on all ladies
trimmed hats on the
above dates.
Wesely & Cain
Notice Is hereby given limi I lie under
•ienni adminirtraU'r of tlie mate o
Maria hchaefet, devea*rd, late of l.iut
con nt ». Oregon, ba» tiled Ide final a<-
omini in »ad male with the C.eik ot
l.inn County. Oregon, and the court ha.
dxr<i the Atli «lay of thrcaaibar, »I II»
hourof 1 o'rh»k p. ai. lor ihr hearing
of objections, if any, io eaid an ■•in«
ami lor the settlement of lite Mm«.
I hile«I tble the 2*tli lay of fh'tobvr
IÄ».
Chea. Hrtia»(a».
A<hiiiiu»tr»tnr nt e»*«te
¡
ol Maria is hurl« «
J. K. W»atherfc»r«l,
Ally, fur aJtuiuielrat««r.
The Banner Grange
will hold an all day
meeting Saturday, Hou.
13. Everybody invit< d
to attend the afternoon
program.
The Righteous Man
Regardvth the life of his benst
Those who feed SECURITY Stock
Food are fulliilling the scripture,
This stock food is sold on a positive»
Cash Guarantee, Read the guarantee
on every Package, Don’t I n * misled
by cheiiD advert isinjr
g, SECURITY
means what it savs
Ask those who
have used it.
E.C. PEERY
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SAc
81.26 <*<>at
Mens Hats
.. 1.66
2 uO
.. 16.75
60c
85c
SI.00 waist .
$1.05
1 26 waiat
1.60 waist.......... .1 .30
2 00 waist............ 1.65
75c wa it
SI.35
81.65 t>aiiL«
Childrens Coats
62 uu coat
$2.45
3.35
4.15
............. 4.50
5.45
S3.00 skirt....
I« 50 a lit
e
w
$6.45
7.90
8.75
10.75
11.90
M<ns Suits
5.9o
Ladies Waists
Ladies Skirts
Ladits Suits
us nee of an order of the circuit court of
tie State of Oregon for the < cunty of
Maricn del artn ent numlx r two made
on the Nth day uf November 19U9, in the
atovr entitled action, I the undera'gned,
the duly 8|<|>oir>te<i, qualified and acting
Lhtbbing Rates
referee apjs inted by the »aid court to
As tha time of year ia now at hand I
»cil thr real pro|>crty ile»cnlwd l»elow,
when winter reading should be provided
will on the 11th day of Ileeember ISMM*.
for, we make tbe following clubbing
at the hour of 1 <X) o’clock p. m.. sell at
offer to our readers. One year's sub-
public auction to the highest bidder, for
scription to the Santiam News ia in
cash, gold coin of thr United States of eluded In all the prices quoted bek>w (
America, and subject tn thr confirms
The Weekly Oregonian (Portlan»l ISL25 I
I t on of the said cirruit court, at the
The Semmi-Weekly Journal "
»no
court hov»r atrps in thr County of Linn,
The Brrctlers Gaaette (Chicago) » 25
all thr right title and interrat of the
The Thrice a week Wirki (N.Y.) » 25
above named parties, in and to that
Uuo'
Any 31 a year magaxine
certain lot t>irce or parcel of land, lying
We
on
give
you
clubbing
rates
and tiring in the State of Oregon and
County of l.inn, ami described as fol with any newapaprr or magatine, no.
matter where published.
low», to-wit:
Town lota thirty nine (33) forty (40)
Motka of Final Sattle mem
and forty one (41) ai d a part of lot for
The good prices which anplea now
bring in the markets ami the prospect
that g> at prlcia will continue mdrf-
nniteli. ought to cause the planting of
many new orchards. II II land, which
ia unsuitable upon which to grow grain,
will grow fruit trees, if properly cami
for. A few hundred loxes of applea.
even at half the present pncis, would
a*id quite a snug sum tc the family
ty two (42) b< ginning at thr southeast
exchequer.
corner of »aid lot forty-two and running
thence north thirty <3»»> fret; thence
The su<v«-s*ful dairyman >a he who west one hundred) 100) feet; thence »out)
pranarra an abundance of food for hia thirty (30) feet; thence cast one hundred
cow» amt abritera them from the cold (100) fret to the place of l>eginning as
wint« r »torma. An engin» will not de recorded in thr plat of the original aur-
the work required of It, uniera aupp'ted vey uf the town of Scio.
with fuel. Neither will a cow. her fuel
Terms anti condition of sale; Cash,
ia fool and »heiter.
gold coin of the United States of
SALE!
SALE!
Sala Aganl
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