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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1909)
». - 4 • «. • :. -i . ■ * ’ v *- ' — -, » » e •_ I >ECEM BEK date l.ouk at the records of P< rt'and p© itics in 19U3 when the Portland club, on Fifth and Aider, made220.000 profits •n the month of December with marked cards, ami when the town was overrun with the thug and the strong arm man and red lights gleamed everywhere. "Who got nd of these things? Did the Republican party organisation doit? Who put the gambling he la out of bus iness. e used the red lights, forced the sulovns to obey the law? You had to get a Democratic sheriff, a Democratic diatric attorney, and a IWmucratic mayor to do it. And it was because the people had to do this that they went to the direct primary law for relief. "And the other day I saw ilsrviy Da e parading the street» of Portland as he used to do in the old days. And he was doing business here untill the police judge threw a bomb into the public print. l>a e came back after the a-sembly administration came into | lower "You ray you an- going to have an assembly. I ask you who will be there, who will compose it. who will control it? I will tell you. The agents of the electric light company wi I be there. The agents of the street rai ways and the gas companies and of the predatory trusts, and combinations and of the big railroad companies wil. all have seats Ihe'Yn. ri who |,av. fra:. I »< » to guard Secure I a Larxe Contract N I Morrison, proprietor of th«. Scm planing mils, receive«! notification, last week, that his bld for supplying the mill wurk, sash and doors, for a new buikling for the Idaho university »nd a federal building, loth S^gpted in the city of Moscow, Idaho, had been accepted. The work fur the university, coating 221*50. la to be ready by A) rd I text ami that for the federal building by Jun* !. 191» Much of th.- Ar.iah of the latter building is to be of quarter «aweti oak, the doors to be veneerwl with oak all to cost 2 <050. This is the first large contract of this laaa ever undertaken by the Scio •laning nulla and the fart that work of thia class can be han lied here, speaks well for th«- mechanical ability .if Mr Morrison and lhe quality of material which our forests can supply Mr Morrison <•!! h- com|xdl«-d to erect a dry kiln and possibly a pony saw mill as th«- oak tiltllxr IS not convenient to our present sawmills. He expects to commence getting ready for th«, work »» soon a» the contracts have been signed and will tie ready to commence getting out the Work aixiut January I. I'ur Portland I' r i d. i> N..\ in St»-* pri-l« ran h -h .'uri g th i« i week I mcbusc *reg-Hi apples Won th.- | r .ml prize at r;i- Nutiieud pie >h >« S|»k»n< in -umpe'itHin «uh appi-s fioin all over th* I toted Stat«» lion-on A Guthrie, growers of l.tgle 1'iinit. Or., **r- re • iv mg • migratiilation« on all sides over their su . «•»• »ml lhe vn t«r. wa< luch I »pii .il • <>■ that the * hoi«’ state took • i •r.«!• m it I'h« Rogue River V’alley, of out ’>• is entitled Io all th«’ hoi or fur it :r< m th«- appi«-» but Ir it rai»« rs of the a I h .!«. stat« feel prouti of t ic victory, rrtinxin A Guthrie vapturvtl t swiepstakes puze at Sjiokan" on a c Cntlin; Rei Li^’s Hoonsrieff Under Less Ixpcr anl Bui Not less IHeres:ir.ç Ven Aho Will Gue lhe Sane Care Io tfce ■f Spitzenlx rg apph-a and the victory -arri<-d with it. in addition to blue rib- Rtfiblican W.uir slnilci—>20,300 Eip;ei:r>ys li Iks r.l iron City That They Gue Io The r •« his and medals, a ch«i'k for SI. loi. Profils al Club in One Menu Oilier Slates Th«- decision of th«- judges in making Own Business the award was unanimous, The g row -•rs have only live acres in iearing irvhar«! and b«d m.t ex|s-t*te«l to exhibit By in ItaCon, Judge McGinn was one Explorer Cook is said to be a nervous Next M' iik I sv our annual city election «I s | ki R im It w»« not untili a large of the speaker* at the late Republican wreck ami is now in close seclusion; will occur. While the emoluments oi |>art of then crop was marketed that Smoker, in Portland. His address, por So close that his intimate trends du nut city ofli. les are not great, our citizens they d’-< uled to enter a car No pai trays the causes which lead to the ad km>w where he is. His manus ript amt should remember that the city’s bu»in< »» ticular selection of th«* whole crop was option of the Direct Primary law so data of his pular trip, have been for- affairs are important, because they con vividly, that we give it in full. '. ule fur exhibit but only the I» st of warded to Cuix-nhagan to lx- j aaaed up ■ n ii.l ..f ... W. * our th* apples remaining in th«- orchard. Judge Metiinn is one of Portland's lea> • on by the Danish geographers. city should, I m - kept in a sanitary cm Of •■our«. t)>e«e were carefully cali|M<re<l ing lawyers and has always been a dition, nisi that Its streets and walks und selected w ith reference to sir* Th«- at. amer "Argo" «a rying a Republican, having been elected to the should be kept in the beat condition color. heavy cargo and about one dozen t aa state senate by that party. Ths Port commcnsurat«* with the amount of According to W R. Parker, land Club refered to was a large •engers was uapaited in the mouth of money at command, yet not cause the Baker 1‘lly. who has been in th«- city gambling house which was ■urpreaaed the men who fatten off the fruits of 'lillamuuk bay on last Friday, four ex|>en»e to become too great. luring the pa»t w<-< k, Oregon has the under mayor Pennoycr. Judge Mi- the red light district, the men who own prraons were kwt, lhe balance of U.e To do this, a council composed <if our only lu-r l of ih« » known to exist on th«* Ginn’s address follows: saloons, they will all be there. But the paaaengers and crew being reacuud. energetic progressive busmens men con tin. nt Ilo di-cov «-rml the rale Judge McGinn began his •perch by wage worker, the small tax payer, the It is *xix-ct««| that a tariff war With should |>e chosen, They should be men, animal- in the vioimty of Mount Eagl«- saying that he di aired to thank 'he dub merchant and business rnan. the honest Canada, will I*- the result of the Paym- I Iles a Pétition t< r Admission to not of extravagant and impracticabh in th«- < ornucopiu Range ami urges that for its fairness in inviting him to s|>eak, people of the state, will nut be present. Aldrich tariff bill |>s*»«-.I at th«- >|xcial Itali. I'cnu'ng an Appeal ideas, yet willing to incur reasonable a gan.e pr< »• rve lx- m ated there for becauw he presumed that the officials How in God’s name could they be? «• won of congress. ex|a-nse if ni-<-<-sarv to nrry . ,f im their preservation. Dee laion Unless this is ami memtiers knew that he belie vid in What chance would they have to be st- provementa of a practical nature. done. Mr. Parker fears the ibex will U, Pr«f. T J J See. Unite«) Stat.a the primary law. in Statement No. 1, in footed? They should lie men who would apply exterminated by hunters. Navy aatronomar, says the supposed the initiative and referendum, the "In all the history of the state I have craters on the nuen, ar«> indentations the same rules in conduct of the city’s Th«- I'ortiaml Fair and l.ivestm-k San Francisco. Nov. 30. Ciain ing methods of progress and was oppoei d known but one senatorial election by made by sa'ellit« a striking the n oon business, which they exercise in the Association has elected offlcere as that his heart and lungs are affected to the assembly and the reversion to the legislature under the old system with gn at force. I'rvshlent and that hr cannot live units» hr is re management of their own affair» The fi II iws for the coming year old conditions. that was honest, and that was the council soon to retire, has been a good t L Tbompson, vice |ir«*stdent, moved to a moie com fort able place of "The direct primary law came to us Ninetv-one Oregon Inw-sr« hl ye election of Senator Futon. There one and has given the city general Colt; treasurer, Julius Meier. as the result of the moat corrupt pol signe«i a brief submitted to the •late abode than th«- county jail. Al». Rurf. never was a time, except that, when satisfaction, For the well fare of the Westgate was ch< non tempotary aeere tile convict««! t<xxllmg boaa of litics any state baa ever known,” co - San supreme court, arguing that the ad lition the senatorship was nut put up fur city, at least a part of the present tary, I'lans are ut><l*r way alieadv fi r tinu.-d the Judge. "If there had ev< r of two supreme Judges to the supreme Francisco, tiday fil««i a petition in the barter and sale. I know because I was council should lie reelect«-»), Hut there next year’» fall ami the management is been an honest election of U ruled Suites l»-r . h is not prohibited by tin- state «uperior court for admission to bail there and through it. I remebmer the are several of our citlZ'tis who would i«-t< rniin-<l to make Hr affair th > ni«*»t liending the appeal of his case. senator, or an uncontrolled convention, const tution. time when the Northern I’ucific put up make excellent councilmen, who have s u <■• »»fui in the historv of the associa The application »«» filed by Ruefa or decent politics of any kind under the Coos liay streams are report«-d to Fio, <»d to defeat the election of Senator Promotion of th«- live stock attorney, George Keane, and ta au p never served the city in that capacity tion. old system, there would have been no Simon and we only hail IIN.ON) our have «lone much damage, because of ported by the statements of a numlx-r A pretty gmxl rule to ndopt. however, inter« st» of the Noithwi st is the alm direct primary law, no Statement No. I, selves And 1 remember other political extreme high water. Streams were of physicians who examin««l I In is. if an officer ha» rendered goml o? the organization. no init ative and referendum. Th«• e carnuaignis where the int-n st» pawl <>i r reported to have teen within two u ches Other Or. gon growers wo i prizes prisoner an«! all of whom say hia health service, rm lect him, and w<- l>elieve thut things are the result of the protest uf whole campaign expense» and no man of rrconl high water n ark. all, council and officers have rend« ri d S|H.knm- »ml the vie’ori-'« show in is endangered by imprisonment. the people against the rottenness of the had to nut up • cent in his own behalf most convincing wav that this slMte Judge Robert 8. Lovett, the r.ew The matter will be argu««i lx.forr reasonably good service old pan and the old politics ami the old "It is because of these memories, ’ head of the Harriman ra.lway system, Judge Cabanirs in the absence of Judge the home of the flm-at a -pie«. baa<lers of the state. I know this, you An Old Pioneer Pas-es Away ('«incerti-d r br’i to . ve <>p th- I ort Ruef was all know it. I know it because I was a concluded Judge McGinn, "that I am is making his initial visit to the I acifc Lawlor, before whom Myron Alexander, a pioneer of I k ’ si . .■ml Ilv.-stiH k mar'il on a big tea r I do not want Coast, tut head of the system. He left convicted and who sent him te jail. part of it, be it said to my shame. I, opposed to the assembly died at his residence, one mile south haw l»« n lie- tin dur ng th* week by as a young man, went through the any young man of the present day tn go Portland. Sunday night, for California. west of Scio, on Monday morning hvrstm k men of tin- Nurthwe-t in con through what 1 have g< ne through. I school of the old system and I do not Injury to the D«m November 29, I'.«"' He had t»-«-n ailu g imcfion with th. railrou's in the matti r The 24th annual meeting of the Stats am against the aasendlv ami all that it want to see any young man of the pres for some weeks with the infirmities <>( of tmire 'avoralile rates Horticultural society will meet in Port means, and I intend to Aght it in every A conference The late high water did eonaiderable ent day go through the same experience» land on December 6 to 9 inclusive. A damage to our mill dam During the time , old ag«-, and while hia family knew thsl was held b«-twveti n lumber of pracinct and village and hamh-t of the that I went through l-efore the passing large attendance is expected. when the water was at it* highest. a | death might occur at any time, the repr< «enl itivr s'o k num, the mansge- of the old regime and the coming of lhe state if necessary to defeat it." , Grim M- asenger came rather um-x im nl of th* lical stocky arda, and tho 8.C Pier, president of the club, pre Cuba is again getting her aelf in a drifting log i» »uppoeed to have given the new. For that reason, if for nothing pectedly. tratti, manager of the railroads center •Ise. 1 am against the assembly and sided at the meeting and introduced the condition which will require pacificat on piling and bulkhead at the east end of Myron Alexander was lorn in All. ing h. re I niform livestock rates that the darn a he ivy blow. Tms » * I > >'--n - I speakers Fx S< nator Fulton was the by the United State«. If the American what it means. ghaney county. New Yot k on Novrmlx-r will I» of great lienelll tn this market the gravel and earth ab-iut the piling, first one. He said he w aa in favor of tlsg is again raised in that turbulent is "We all know that people used to be t tat the water started cutting the east H, I.K2H, making hia age at death, »1 as well k » to th«’ sin k raisers through bought on the streets of the city here organization and he saw no reason why land, it will probably stay put. the lesdrra of the J arty aluuld n t bank of the creek. Quite a channel years and 21 dav». lie ram«- to Oregon out th«1 territory ar. *s|»- t -d. f >r 22.50 «arh. We know that men King Edward is to serve aa arbit< r in was cut around the end of the da-n. tn Isfio and aetUcd in the vicinity of Oregon dal tvmen are i how mg great high in life w. re engaged in the work. organize, or the great mass of the vot the case of the differ- nee between the Salem. In IN67 he was unit««) in intensi in 'he annual convention of the Aside from carrying awav the east bulk ■ ers refuse to accept thejr recommenda "I remember lhe scene in Woodward’s governments of Chile and the United head, the darn is uninjured. l.lke the marriag«. to Miss Ix>ui»< C. Burmest« r. stale lori.i mtion, to lx- I eld in I'ortiaml hall wh> n Joseph Simon ami Charles H. tions. He was in favor of the assembly, States. but he would call it a convention. He S. P bridge aenma the South Santiam, in Albany. To this union wer«- lx>rn lb-, end« rand II», ami the attendati, r Carev came to I lows over th* control Twenty Jape were killed, when a a new mannel has been made around it. two children, a son and daughter, Hu will 1. large. Many | r n-s have be«-n of the convention being held there. I was not afraid of the name, and loved offer« d fur th«1 lu st «l owing of dairy Permanent repairea cannot t>e made ron dying m infancy and the daughter remember when Larry Sullivan and hia it for the memories it brought back to Great Northern tram was wrecked, last now the wife of William Young of mar product-« mad«- nt th«- convention Saturday. until low water next summer, But him. The party was going to have a shotgun kept the voters from the Scio Shortly after marriage, th«. Alex the evbibita will iindoul«te«|ly Is- booths. I rememlwr when George H. convention and he was going to stand by Senator ¡’ilea. of Wash., announces men are now at work repairing the old amiers moved to Scio and for a miml»-r Ix-st made in meni year«. its results. They were going to put out Williams was tot allowed to cast hia that he will not tie a candidate for ru- dam above which, when ilone, will sup of year» conducted the Scio hotel. Mr . renmery compatii« » of th«, slut«. a ticket and by the grace of God and ply plenty of power. clection ball t Alexander, also. c«.i,ducted a harm as off.-ring prizes and the Portland the intelligence of the voters of Orrgon "Becaureof these things we got the buxine»» in Scio for some tirn«- After F.o'.ir I, g M -. li- ■.!?«• t - .-« p-n .«• of f J « wi to A gale of wind. 36 miles per hour, di<! they were going to elect it. They pro Notice ti< Finsi «cttlemrni primary law, be< ause no one could name retiring from the hotel they mov««! to go for the two best exhibits The posed to get back to an organization considerable damage in Portland, last a convention that was not corrupt and Monday A heavy wind storm all along Notice is hervliv glven tlist thè mi b-r- the farm where they have continued to Portland Commercial Club will give a that would arcomp ish something. mil controlled for the selfish interests n eption Thursday evening, Dece mix r the coast aaa prevailing at the san.e sigi ed adminietrat r of thè estate < f rvatde up to the present time. Th* deceaseii leaves behind him on •», to th«- dairymen and memlx-rs of the of sone man or set of men. time. Msris Mehaefer, deveased, late of l.inn Scio Motel changes M inds omniy, Oreinwi, liaa Ale I Ida Ansi »< • the mortal aide of life, a wife and State Horticultural Society. "I do not want to see the Republican A New Jersey, snake has twen made On the morning of December 1. the count in sa >1 estate witb thè Clerk of daughter, who were at his bedside wh.-n party in the hands of any self-ap|iointed to cough up 24.92- Two little girls be the chang«- transpired, a »'»ter who live» Ciri nil Court In Session saviours. If it is right it wiN need no Scio hotel boarders were made aware came frightened at the snake and drop l.inn County, Vregoo, and thè court ha» Judge Gallow ay w as tn town Tueaday saviours. If it is wrong its saviours that Landlord Carpenter had stepped ped two quarters in the road, which tixed thè filli dav of l>e< eilllier, xt thè in California, a brother in Oklahoma and a brother whose family horn«- is just having corn«- up from Salem for th« will not save it. And I want to know down and out ami that the hotel the snake proceeded to swallow. The liour < I I o'clia k p ci. for lite hearing across Thorn as creek from the home purfxise of completing th«* work in th«- hail passed under a new manage of objeciioti», |f any, to said account what you mean by 'Republicans’ in ment Mesdxmes fliv*« and Htlrsel girls' father returned. kill««l lhe anake and toc thè settIemalil of lite asme. place. circuit court. your talk about th* assembly, or the ami found the above amount of cash in Mr. Alexander was somewhat ex- are the new lessees. They are ladies J W Moore vs. James E I Brooks et al; |t.«te<l Ibi» thè 28th lay of Ovtober, convention, and the support of its die its stomach. That snake must have centric, though a g »»I c tizen and was foreclosure of mortgage. | Default aa to VA 9. tales. If you mean the Aldriches, the who hsvr hail experience in the manage thought he was a purse. generally respected by all who knew all defendants entered, Cha», fk-haefer. I terree Paynes, the Cannons, then I am not ■ ment of hotels, an I will tie able to con hi n. Administrator of estate foreclosure aa praved for. Republican and never will be; if you duct the carvansery in a manner satis Hia funeral oecured Tuesday after Farm for Sale of Maria Hi-baefar Ralph Grushong et al. va. N. mean the Beveridges, the La Follettes, factory to themselves and the traveling noon and was conduct«-1 by Geo. I public. Th* regular boarders will be Thomjsmn, to Set aside cor tract. Weatlirrfi.rfl, J. K. the Hughes, the Rooaeve ts of the 160 arreu two miles east of Scio, 12» Sutherland, the burrial at Franklin Motion bi make more sjwcitlc ami A'ty. fur sdniiufotrator. ;>arty, then I am a Republican, and no made to feel that they have a home acres in cultivation, 35 acres open j Butte Cemetery. certain disallowed. I efrndant given man can re ail me out of my party I and the transient traveler to regret his jiasture, 5 acres small timber, 10 ruom 30 days in which to answer, Plaintiff stand for the progress of the party, for departure. Notte» irt f Inat Settlement house, 2 good bams, 1 new, 1 I tie Jefferson Bridge given ten days thereafter in which to Mr». Holland will occupy the cottage new granery, 1 new hog house, its advance, not for its retrogression, 1 Notice is hereby given that the under reply. Judge Duncan and Commissioners just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. G. A. chicken house, ami other out buildings; signed Administrator of the Estate of " It seems to be the belief that the B I. Simpson vs, l.ebanon Lumlx-r direct Dnmary law has disrupted the Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter 10 head cattle mostly milk cows, 4 head L. C. Miller Decessrd has Filed in the Butler sn«i Russel went to Jefferson work horses, 7 head bogs. 150 chickens, County Court of Linn County Oregon thia forenoon by carriage to hold a joint Co. et al ; injunction. Motion to strike Re ; ublican will occupy their resilience property. Republican party. The court with the Marion county Judge ami out of la-banon Paper Co. suateined. 900 bushels wheat, 20 tens hay, 1 Mc party has disrupted itself, You cannot his final account in said Estate amt said 11.900 Want New County Cormick binder, 1 mower, 1 hay rake, 2 Court has Axed Monday the 3)th day commissioners over the carcass of th«- Motion of la*banon L'lmlwr Co sustain deny it. Let us be honest with our walking plows, Z rail ng plows, I diac of December 1909 at I o’clock p. m. of bridge at that city, which haa i»«-n ed aa to Imea 23. 24. 25. 36. 27. 2H, 2» selves and with each other, In all the An initiative petition containing 11,* harrow, 1 drag harrow, 1 wagon, 1 said day ami at the County Court room having a shaky career. The going .{own ami 30, |»ag* 3, of the complaint ami history of the state the voters of signatures for the creation of Nes V. 4 4 ws.»« U - — . 9 » -- -_ a a r* • • - of maid court in the City of Albany in of the 23.2UU pier haa cause«! const ler- overrulmt as to rest of motion. Demur Orejfon have only one* £’'"* ••••sirvnse, ■»• k * taipriiMi -9 w seCa- »»«•••« •>•. « X mith Oounty was sent to .Salem thia state with a Democratic vote, In that week by R. M Veatch and C. E. and blacksmith tools, and all house hold •aid County aa the time and place of able trouble, which the two courts will rer of laibanon Electric Light A- Wat« r Co. is overruled. Defendants are given time there have been 10 governors Stewart to be filed with the Secretary furniture - all for 210.0)0 with terms. hearing »aid Anal account I ami all unite in remedying. Last week's ten days in which to answer. Plaintiff elected and Ave of these officials have This is a good farm well situated, all objection» legally filed thereto. Jefferson Review was somewhat tropical of State. Solicitors found a general given ten days to reply after service of been Democrats, who have beaten con favorable tendency toward Nesmith can be cultivated, running creek, on one Dated November 17 1909. on the subject A Steel bridge IS un answer. J/entmn nominated Republican«. Of doubtedly the uruper thing, and the two county all over the state. A numl>eri>f --------- <’"irn'r , - on county road, R. F. D. J. F. Potter Il E Noble vs S'uaan Martin; to quit telephone, milk route, school house at this Ave only one was elected under the places took uu th«- work without sulicia- ’ count)«-» will umloubtedly tie c«|ual to Administrator. title. Defendant granted leave to Ale corner of farm. Will sell farm without direct primary law.’ the occasion. This bridge is on th«- W. H. Queerer. tion. amended anawer. The petition ask. for the ereaHon of Property “Do you want to know the reason Atty, for Administrator. main line of travel th<-»ugh the valley Application of M A Miller to regiat-r and the point calls for a first cl»», R. Shelton why these defeats were due? Then a new county from portions of Douglas First publication November 22 I9»9 structure. Tuesday's Albany Itamo title to land vs Joseph Mayer et al. I look at the records of the politics of the and l.an«- counties. Scio Or .»gun. Last publication December 27 1900. crat. Il H w tt ap|»> nt«ii exami ier of title i I D2ÏCCBATS REQUIR l D FOB RE.CRM Newsy it üb Gath Tel From All Parts of the w . t .1 P. EPARED TOR BJST LEADERS CITY ELECTION The Pres'ot Cnnci! Will T itsbu I tilt Citi’s Affairs m G jj Ccniili 1 GOOD KEN FHCUED RE CHO'EN RIEF SAYS JAIL * r irr ♦ 1 I :
