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FRANCE FLOODED
PARIS IN DANGER
WATER DOING BAH IN REPUBIC.
• Victims .Ve Orr 100-000. G: e
meat Reqnisitions Applies
From ¿raiy
CROWDED PARIS SUFFERS
RTERS RISING
«in Iça.’it Br dye Will Rcqu.ro CifiiMi
Eiflei Tower Is In Dinger Mere
Disine! Inundated.
sme I aw
Hrsakrr*
“«" THE BOYCOTT
IS GROWING
lake
Revenge
li r Arrest of Deer-May et a.
The Oregonian argu*-s lie<-ause the
Democrat» hold what that paper calls
"Assemblies,” the Republican» han-
the name or a like right.
Nobody din
putes thia right
!t ia the intent of thi
“Assembly " w hich is qut »ti< n*-d. Th*
Democratic in the minority | arty of
Oregon. \ candidate on thut ticket
ha* but amall »how of election, unless
there ia a disaffection in the majority
party.
Hence, the purjione of the
\** ItemocratiC "Assembly” ia to »elect
and recommend to the primarit-a, par
ticularly strong candidates for auch
places a* the Republican party, ix-cau»--
of dia»<-nta»n, nominate a weak candi
date. On the other hard, the Republi­
can "Assembly" will t>e for the pur
pose of aelecting, not the strongest
candidate, but he who has the moat
influential pull. In other word«, the
man who can bring about the moat
complete orgamxation. It ia for thia
purpoae the Direct Primary was insti
tuted to break up just auch machine
politics
Rings and combinations are
always formed when a party is largely
in the majority. The minority party
can not afford to form ring» nor com­
binations, because every vote of that
|>arty la necessary for election and then
some.
Vetih Straw I or Naic
1 have 2n tona of vetch straw, which
a equal to or better than cheat hay, at
$|u per ton.
S. W. G a INKX. Santiam Farm
Died, at her home in Bi'yeti lien.
Linn county, Oregon, Thu'davs, Jan.
2t'. Amanda R. Calavan. wife of Mali-
son Calavan. aged til years ami 22 days.
Mrs. Calav»n. whose mai ten na n«*
was Goin, was born in Ky. D*«c 29.
IMX.
Two year» later the family
moved to Mercer Co., Mo., where they
remained until the spring of l*»»|, when
they, tog* ther with several other
of relatives, began the- lung
■ -.i-y .i- ■ « th. | -: - I.. <> .
After five month» of weary travel
w>th ox” tesms the rorrq-any arrived at
Scio, < Iregon.
In the following year. IH6S she was
married to James Madiacn Calavan.
and three years later th«- family, then
four in number. moveiLio th«* San Jua-
quin River Valley, StnnMlaus Co Cali
forma.
The family return«**! to Oregon again
in Ix7ii ami l«x-at«*d near Scio, but after­
words moved to th«- preaent homr throe
mil«*d south of .Ionian, Oregon.
Mrs
Calavan has had very poor
health for many years, ami her death
was eX|>ecU-d bv all her near relatives
ami friemls.
Amanda, as she was famd srly known
was well loved by all who knew her.
In 1M71 she was united with the Christ­
ian church anil has ever since let! a
faithful Christian life She was a lov
mg mother and a drvoted wife.
Thr fum-rnt services were eun-hirted
by Rev. S B. Cole ami the burial took
place in the Bilyeu Den cemetery, on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Besides »cores of friemls and other
relative» Mrs Calavan leaves behind,
her lonely huslumd ami six children, six
other chikiren of the family having
proodtd the mother to thr Fair Be
Vond.
Ttwise of th«- children who are living
and all of whom were preaant nt thr
funeral were:
J. E Calavan. of Oregon City, Ore.,
Mrs. J
F. Mitts, Canby, Ore ; John
M ami Earl. <>f Scio, Ore.; V 1. Cala
van. of Shtdda. On- and Ml»» Nora
Calavan, of Scio. Ore
A large numb« r of friends ami rela
lives follower! th- remains to its last
resting place. To the bereave*! family
srr extemb-d the sympathies of the cn
tire community.
TAFT BUMPING
SOLONS IN LINE
Kartei Decrease In Prvc Of Fooi-
stuffs peporki From Man?
PülDtS Df COMtrt
V-
Prohibit-ve lardi t nnn-«vvy M h n
Builder»
Are Declared by Nsicnlists to be I tie
Real Curative Means |<>r
III Health
HIS
SKILL
AVOIDS
CLASHES
THE UNIONS or COLORADO JOIN
Ill ctinifM tit ion with 25 shipbuil ten- of
Eng ati.i, Fran«*»*. Itah ami Germany.
American bull- et» have M-enred the
contract f- r two Dremlnougtita for tl e
Argentine lii-|nibhc, the cuntiact prn-e
Iwing 222JXX* ixxi
I hi- transaction is
a notable on--
It has a direct bearing
oh our ••- i-iii-im. «-oiMitlum* and ¡oil* I* •,
far and awai gn .it* r Ilian i« shown l-y
the nn ri- distribution amoi g Aun t n an
workmen and manufacturer» of the
sum involved
Recent »« o'lilit.c conq uri-M>ns in Eu Yaionly Not in Fear ol Fusion by Oewocrjis
ri |*c of the world's mint ral »prin«-» are
ar-d iNirpnts Ccnir.iitees Very
Beginning Tody 50.800 hn In IFjl
particularly inter«sting at this time.
Achte Faiiroad Bill Favcrtd
Each of the Eurtqcan health re-out«
Sift Wil EX kt Men L'r.tll Cost
are given gn-at d« tail of worth, l«-ll. «.*
Is less rpitiel Crini
to «¡ualily of water and air, treatment
Th*- shipliuiMtiig industry is at h w
and | at runage
W n-hington, Jan :5<
Activity auch ••lib throughout tin- world.
Jini in ktw Tori
G«*i cral
The famon» health waters of Ada, as m klmi has teen duplayid by com- stagnation in freight» ha» left a gn at
India, Ja|an srd lie booth Xeas are mitt res so tarly in (hr first regular •urplus of tonnage (inly abnormally’
given much attention ami con»idrrati<-n session of t ony; n »». In in i-t ulence in low rates quoted by the liuiMcrs will
Chicago. Jan. 25
From many ¡»arts but what ia particularly interestirg to both Wings ef I hi- I ap-toi.
induce the placing <«f miler-
l'mh*r
of the country come reports of lower Americana ai d « s| ei tally to Californ
Although th« re are practically three such conditions, nothing but the ke* n
K< ¡ml b< a> - '
I rices fur fexistuff» ami accesaii-ns to ian« and th«- p< ople uf thr Pacific Coast .• ait i . ' i- k-ui.ii
• st Competition • in.bl I* < vpeit-d whin
the fact that Paso Robles Hot •urgent” Republicans ai d IH-mix-rats. such a prize ns the building uf the two
th*- ranks uf anti-meat crusader». Th«- is
labor unions of Colorado have pass-d S| rings i« recvgnixrd M the id- ally there are signa on every hard that big Dreadruughls Was ut stake.
The
resolutions that, beginning tumor.-uw, ¡*»if*ct ii«-al1h r«-»ort ami it» cures are President Taft i» daily gaining support- contract c«me to this country be* an»*-
era, for his hgislative programme. The American builder» with th* chca|>< «1
the SO. 000 men who make uo their m< st miraculous.
Paso Robles ha* long been km-wn to skill shown by the President in avoid raw mat* rial and th*- most skilled work­
rank« will rat no more meat until there
has lieen a material reduct on in thr Californians, for I ere it was that th«- mg dashes with either Rc| ublican men in tic world w* ri In a |»w>itu<n
Indians for centuries came t«i treat faction and the knack he has exhibit« d to underbid foreign conq etitnrs.
price.
A« showing the effect the boycott their sick, even making dangerova in com|H*llmg it»- aid of both in his
On the t«real |j«k. » wh i<- «*• are
has had so fsr, reduction» were made journeys for hut tired» of mile*, fight­ light for the reilemption of pnrty
actually com|w*lled t«i build shi|*s I« ■
here today of from '< to ft per cent in ing their way through h««*tila- tribes to pledges has noticeably inqirv-i i'd the can»«- we d*i not him- the tminag« of
tile wholi »ale I rice» of rv»*, butter, th« «- waters, then came Padre Juni Ih-miHratic miiHirity. In the House the world I** draw mi f«ir iii<-ving
our
potato*-». | ork products and the h gh* r ¡«rr«> -erra with his (lanciscan monks there are ii dil ation* that threatened
freight, th*- mammoth cairn rs are
and
his
r«
|-ort*
to
the
<
hurch
of
Ron
r
fusion
of
Dtn.ocrata
and
ipsurgvnt
lie
■
turned out mor«- rapidly and at teas coat
am are Imlay publicans on several legislative ques­
exchang«» quototatiuna of live hog», an«l U> the thr« ne < f
than any where cl»** in the world. Not
extant,
giving
marveloia
narratives
of
tions
la
little
fmr«il
by
the
majority.
rattle amt sheep »ml wheat corn, oats
only that, but th«- cost per Ion ¡-er mile
seeming winder» performed at Faso "Taft is trying to Iw-at the Democrats
and ¡irovis on» are materially less
of moving freight in th*-»*- Aim-tican
out of any prospect of controlling the
Butter, a reduction in which was an- Robles (The Pa»* of the Caks.)
lake built craft average th*- lovv*-at re­
The town of Paso Robles is locate I « n House," remark««! a prominent Demo­
m-unetd yesterday, has dealined still
ported anywhere in th*-world. A Boston
uplands
of
great
Imauty.
It
lie»
:l)
cratic lejider uf thr Senate yi-ntenlay
more, from 32 to 31 cents, wholesale.
ddpatch in yesterday’s tlregmiion stat*-«
The Senate committees, under pres­
Eggs. too. an- now 32 cents a do ten, as miles from the sea, 1» 720 feet above
that a semi-official estimate of the c«-»t
Sea level and la sheltertsl round ataiut sure from the White House, have laid
cottracted with 34 cents last week.
of the two Argentine Dreadnoughts
New York reports arve reductions in by a perfect wall of mountain ranges plans to take up the Administrative ¡line«-» the amount that will lie paid fur
the price of foodstuffs. Milk has dro^ so that sea air is t« m|H-r»-<1 with hot m-asurea, while the House has supply
lalior at 90 per cent of th*- tut al cost of
pad I cent a quart on at least two uf land winds, filtereii ami emded and bills under consideration. Indication« the ships.
thr big deal* r»' routes, butter, in the given tu Paso Robles in a | m rfect state. ar«- that by thr time th«- House calendar
In securing thi« contract in the face
The waters of th«- springs com«- forth has lx rn cleared of budget bills, th«'
I h st qualities, has been cut 5 cents a
of such conditimis. th*- Atm-rican build­
Here is mineral Senate will have ready for the atten­
pound;- eggs are off 5 cents a dozen. both hot ami c«>M.
ers have dealt thr »acre I idol of pro­
Storage i-ggs that have lx-*-n put out as mini also and other forms of w at« r tion of that body a number of moat im­ tection th«- m**at »taggenng blow it hxa
• strictly fresh.” at high price», are no treatment recognized by science for portant Taft bills.
y*-t re eiveti. If American lalior with
curative |>urp«»iea.
Senate leaders who have gone to th«-
longer »old as auch.
its siqierior »kill can wrest from thr
Rhumatiam. g<>ut. stomach ami ki<l- White House have lieen told that it i-
The
anti moiHipoly of New York
cheap lalsir of I iropc a 922.(Nxt,txx)
State arc to be invoked in the fight for ney dises»*-» »e* in to I m - th«- most pre not necessary to wait for action by the contract in which 90 ¡»-r cent of the
lower prices. A special grand jury han valent at Paso Ruble», although the public on bills designed to carry out total gix-a to labor, what lieoime« of
been sworn in to consider the effect of waters are unfailing for female com Republiran ple<lgea. 1 hose inclined to
that absurd theory that our infant in-
combinations among dealers on the plaints ami all forms of nervous dis- stay away from the White House have dustrie» and ov«rgr*>wn trusts must
be«-n sent fur, or th«- warning has been
¡irices of fi> dstuffs
The alleged milk orders.
have an outrageously high tariff «mh-ly
Pa»«» Robloa is not a resort like th«*»«- d> livi-red to them by their colleagues.
combine in the city will tie taken up
for the ¡irntection of American lalior?
It is regarde«l probably that th«- Pr«-»i
first, ami then the jury will turn its at­ of Europe, where only the rich attend.
It 1» ¡lartieularly unfortunate for that
You may find scores of poor peo|ile ■ lent'» railrord bill will be enact«d at
tention to meat
hungry I ami of ship sul-mdy pirate«,
living
in
I-
nts
or
at
bulging
houses,
the
present
»«-salon,
regardless
of
th«-
In Claveland a movement has lieen
that a plain ordinary buHlneaa fart
started asking Senator Burton to father who ci m«- here ami are cured with little fact that tills on th«- same subject, and should throw such a bright light through
cost
except
that
necensary
to
keep
somewhat
<q
to
th«-
Taft
bill,
have
a movement to have an export tax
their transparent theory just at this
placed on meat. This is supplementary them under »belter ami to furnish b«en intrislucni in the Senate by t'um
tlm«- wh*-n unus-ial effort ih l-eing ¡mt
meal».
No
one
is
denied
u»«-
of
it»
mins
and
in
the
Hou»«-
by
Mann,
of
to petitions now being prr«-nt<-d for
forth to force th«- subsidy lull through
signature in the city. These petitions water» except those suffering with Illinois "Iher«- may I m - sone D«-mo-
Congress in th«- interest of American
tiibcreuloais
or
unclean
dntease
cratic
up|M>»ition
to
certain
features
of
will tie wntlu emigre»»
labor.
The rich have th* fr exclusive and th«- Administration bill.
Pittsburg began its meat fast of .’M)
Here ia a plain question which the
The President's Federal incorili trat ion
day» today. Atmut 2ft.u>»l workingmen luxurious hotel and private liatt s. while
suliaidy
seeker» must answer: If
went to their toil without a sign of th«- m«-<lium |iur»c may select comfort bill is cx|>ccte<i to have the haniest
American builder» can secure cmitrac ts
meat of any kind in their dinner pails able ami desirable quarter» In hotel, sledding of any measure in hi» pro­ for building warships for which the
gram.
The movement has alrrmiy had its ef or private boarding house,
whole world i» competing, and in which
Paso Robles Hot Springe ia imleeil
feet on thr prices of food
Butter ha*
!«i per emit of the cost is for lalxir,
worthy
of
the
estimate
placed
upon
it
dropped 6 cents from yi sterday. eggs
any logical r«-»s«in I m * advancerl
are down 2 and 3 cents a dozen. The by foreign thinkers, as its curt ■ a id Ils
their inability to build on «-«pially
generous
policy
towards
health
seekers
director of the liepartment uf Health
vantagi-ous
term»
vessel» for
advises eating meat but once a day, ar make it a spot worthy of America ami
merchant marine? E>Ht«»rial from The
California.
a solution to the problem.
Oregonian.
A »mall Insik, neatly illu»trat«sl. has
The Ntt*l will Im glad to supply a lieen recently published by the manage­ Ilallingcr Pint bril Investigation to hi­
Clubbing Rates
ment telling the story of th«- Hot
Begun I h a \\ reft
copy of the ¡ia|i«r free, regularly, to
Spring* in a most interesting manner
As the time of year is now nt tmml
any one who will sunply items of ne ws ami giving romplete information. Send
whi n w inter reading should lx- provided
weekly from any ami all of the sur­ for it, either to Wm McMurray,
far. We make the following clubbing
rounding neighborhoods
Some one in General Passenger Agent of the (). R.
Washington,
Jan. 2.'! This week
offer to our readers. One year's sub­
every neighborhood should be willing to A N., Portland, Or»., or Dr. F, W. prof ably will see the beginning «if
scription to the Santiam News i* in­
work by th«- j«»int committee complvt«-d
take up this work for the interest.-« of Sawyer, Manager, Paso Robles, Cal.
cluded in all the prices quoted below:
tu investigate th«* Ballinger Pinchot
themselves and neighbors.
The Weekly Oregonian (Portland; «.211
controversy. For th«- moment th«- af
A Remarkable Offer.
The Semrni Weekly Journal "
92.1X1
fair» «if th«- Intrnor l>ep«rtm*-rit ar«-
th«- Breeder» Gaz«-tt«* (Chlt'Wol «2 25
Executors' No'ke to Creditors
The Ntt'iVH is now prepared to make
liefor«- two c«immitteea, for, aside from
The Thrice a week Work! iN.y.) •2.2Ä
the following moat remarkable offer:
th«- main investigation, the charge« of
Motice ia hereby given that
the
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Thr S antiam N kws , "Thr Commoner” Representative Hitchcock, of Nebraska Any fl a year magaxine
undersigned have lieen duly appointed
fW We can give you dubbing rati a
(Rrvan's paper) ami "The American
alleging
r«-kl«-»*-and
imoroiwr
cx|»**hd
executor of the last Will ami Estate of
with any newspatM-r or magaxine, no
Homestead” the three pap«-r» for al-
it-ir*-» by the Interior Department, ar«-
G. T. Frost, deceased, by the County m*iat the price of on«- SI 90
matter where |»ut»liohe-<l.
being
invc»tigat«-d
by
th«-
Hou»--
corn
Court of the State of Oregon for the
"The Commoner,"
Mr. Bryan's mitt«-e on ex|H-nditure for that depart­
County of Linn, and that said execut­
pa|w r. is a weekly ami is devoted to the ment.
New Irrigation IV miw » ree
ors have duly qualified. All persona
The House tomorrow probably will
having rlaims against said estate are descuaaion of National ¡»Utica Any
’•Well Irrigation for Small Farma"
hereby notified to present the same, many, if hr wish«-» to understand ratify the »election of Representative is a publication just hwued by • »--
with proper vouchers ami duly verified National politic», whether he is a Re Graham, of Illinois, as one of the General Passenger Department, of the
to B F Frost, one of the undersigned publican or a Democrat, should read Dem-K-ratic memlier* of the joint am-ci Oregon Railroad ami Navigation Co.,
hoth sales of all questions
He cannot •I committee.
He was chosen by thr and Southern Pacific l.mea in Oregon.
executors, at his place of residence, be
reach an h«m«-«t umlerstamfing without Democratic caucus Satur lay night in
wit; Scio, Linn County, Oregon, within
Thia booklet seta forth in a practical
d*»ng so. The Commoner discusses all place of R« pr> sentativc Lloyd.
six months from the date herrof.
concise wav the possibilities for profit
questions from Uu- progressive lirm*--
Ihe committee then will consist of of inexpensive irrigation, and should
Dated ami first published this 21 day
sratic view|Mnnt, without indulging in (he following. Senators Knote Ncl«on.
of January IMO.
lie In the hands of every farmer in
abuse of those who think differently.
of Minnesota, chairman, Frank P. Flint Oregon.
F B Faotrr
Thr American Homestead, is an ex- of California, George Sutherland, of
G. M Far»rr
Copies may be obtained free on
Executors of the will ami estate of c -llent monthly farm ¡»per. filled with Utah; Elihu Root, of New York; application to Wm. McMurray, General
valuable information for the farmer, Thomas H. Paynter, of Kentucky and Passenger Agent, O. R A N., and S.P.
G. T. Frost, deceased.
stork raiser,
orchard ist, poultryman, Duncan U. Fletcher, of Florid*.
Rep- Lines in Oregon, Portland, Ore.
J. B Hoaf ord.
gardener and housewife
rea«mtatives Samuel McCall, of Massa
Attorney for Executors.
Evervtxaly in this vicinity knows chusetta, M. E Olmat«-ad. of Pennayl
l ast Publication Feby. IK.
f or Sale
what class of paprr the N kwm ia. But vania, E. H, Madison, of Kansas;
with this club of excellent papers, thr (Edwin llenby, of Michigan; Ollie Jam««
Full blood English Setter.
Price «5.
Su barn be for • ■
News ahouM lie found in every horn*- in of Kentucky, and James M. Graham, Must lie sold liefer* January 29. Apply
TUE SANTIAM NEWS
(hr Forks of th«- Santiam,
uf Illinois.
to Elmer lloh-cek, Scio, On*.
NQUIRERS ARE READY
7/ \» n <
WE CAN BUILD SKIPS
We v-n compete ' uh I oreign
Crawfordsville, Or.. Jan. 22 Serious
truub)«* has b* en brewing at llolli,
thr« «• mi!« s alKive hi re
A short Urn*
ago the deputy game warden arrested
two nu-n for killmg deer out of season
A few days ago, while he was in the
mountains watch ng for other alleged
law-breakers, hi» barn wa« bunted aid
several held of slock shot.
Some of
hi» family wen* at* home at th-- time,
but dl‘1 not dare to (eave the house to
investigate for fear of being >h-»t them­
selves. The barn ami cuntei Is w- re a
total loss, and -«om«- of the stock also
died.
It ia not known who are the guilty
ones. Lawlessness is nfr ih that vieni*
ity at present. Many people are liming
their chickens
OBIIt VR\
Paris, Jan. 25. Flood» have brought
disaster to a large ¡mrt of France. The
ordinarily modest and ¡H-aceful Seine is
now a raging torrenUand rising at the
rate of more than half an inch an
hour.
The general expectation that the
maximum of the flood would l>e reach-<1
tonight hits not been realized. The
Seine's tributaries are rising steadily
anti the official estimate tonight is that
the Seine will be at least 15 inch- s
higher tomorrow afternoon.
Victims <>f tiie fl-»id numt-er more
than 100. COO ami the momentary loss is
incali*ul-ible.
Thousands of people an-
hopelessly ruined
NATURE S GREAT
HEALTH FOUNTAINS
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