The Santiam news., November 25, 1910, Image 1

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Had Ffif Salt
Prjçressiïenrss Pays
9 Passed Out ol the 32 Measures
Have you read the returns from the
The complete vote shows that the
election?
fidb.wing mesrttires (Kissed, out of the
If so, what conclusion do you draw thirty-two voted for:
from them*
Ft r an eastern Oregon insane asylum
The democrats won a great victory. by 7.51) majority.
A very old bit of advice that i- ever
Yes, but whv*
For th- Monmouth norma! bv 10,361.
new in the matter of real estate title.«.
It was lv-a
tl republican p.irty
For regulation of taxation by count­
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ies. by 16-55.
Abstract* are like weapons <>f «IctetiM ,
Jie-ipl-.
Home rule bill, by 4.M7.
when you need one at all. volt need
The democratic victory was a protest
Employers' liability bill, by 22,112.
against s'.nndpatt:«m in th- republican
Bill prohibiting fishing in Rogue
a good reliable one,
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party
River except with hook and line, by
• us t»n any title in this county
Only in those states where the pr<>- 1ft, 2M.
grvsaive republicans boldly repudiated
Good roads Amendment, by 16.023.
their party's policy and had the courage
Pr. sidentlal primary law, by 1.679.
to denounce the party's perfidy—only
For a ti r. ■ -fourths jury amt-t dmei t,
303 Broadalbin St.
in the»« state« dul the republican party by 5. 266.
hokl its own. V here the republican
116,412 vol.'« were cast for governor,
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administration and to pledge the party election. Vest's plurality is 6,152.
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to a continuance of the administration'« Hawley was elected by 7,931 over
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policies in those states the party was Smith, and Lafferty's plurality in tho
rebuked, Governor Stubbs was accus- .other district is 11,145.
led in a legitimate
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The • xiali-t '.ole is ilwwn by that of
manner without graft
Largest Stock outside of Portland
republican party, but he held Kan«iut W. H. Richards for governor, being
come in and see um .
lu line for his |>arty. The same K.tM'l. The vote for Eaton, pro. w»a
Samples and Estimates on Request
accusation was brought »gamut Poin­ 6.645.
dexter in Washington, against Johnston
Miller's plurality for railroad con-*
FISHING TACKLE
in California, against I .«Follett«- in missioner la 25,511 Hoff's plurality
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Wisconsin and against Dolliver and fur labor commissioner i* 30.627, ami
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Expert Truss fitting Camera suDplies, etc
Cummins in Iowa, but in these states Dunuiway's for «tat« printer 31,152.
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the progressives successfully met the1 king wm defeated fur supreme judge
Albany, Ore.
a Lyons St.
attack of the democrats. In New by 12. > 16 and Slater by 27,440
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endorsed, the republicans suffered de­
feat. In Indiana, where an insurgent
Jam«-« A. Crabtree, a Mexican war
was nominated for the tieaal« anil veteran and well known about Scio
standpatters for congress, the republi- from hi« long residence neur here, died
can party was defeated, Progresdve at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
republicanism will be stronger in th« Belle Dewey at Kenton, a Portland
eastern states liecause of republican suburb, on November 19, anti was
defeats, and it will lie stronger in the burned in a cemetery near his old
west because of republican victories in Scio home on th« following Monday.
the western «tat««,
Since the death of his wife five years
The very obvious lesson which the ago, Mr, Crabtree has lived with his
democrat» will draw from the election children. He wus born in Maysville
returns is that progressiveness will pay Kentm v y and came to Oregon in 1M9.
in the democratic party as well as in 11« is survived by six children, all of
the republican party. In fact, pro­ whom have fnriulie« or are doing for
gressiveness will pay even a larger them selves.
dividend in the democratic party than
in the republican party because more
A stranger walking along the track
of the democrats are progressive. If just this - 1« of Millers Station early
any democrat imagines that the demo­ this morning discovered the dead body
cratic party can win in 1912 by the ■if a man be 1« the track, one leg cut
adoption of a conservative policy and off, the other mashed and hi« head
the nomination of a candidate friendly mashed in. He notified Mrs. Cooper
to the interests, let him recall the .-arby. node itinucd towards Albany.
rebuke which republicans have admin­
Mrs. Cooper notified Coroner Fort­
istered to their party for its subser­ miller, who went to the acene. Circum­
viency to the predatory element. If stances indicated that the man had
republicans rise up against a conserva­ iieen riding beneath a car, and had
tive administration, how much more fallen off. when he was dragged along
emphatic would lie the démocratie for fifty yards and thrown to one side,
protest against an attempt to make bones and blood being scattered along
the democratic party represent Wall track. He was brought to Albany for
Street Interests, Ti c republican party burial at the expense of the count/.
may or may not be controlled by the Then- Wai nothing to identify him, A
progressive element; the democratic mall punic with a 1 < «nt stamp and a
party must be controlled by the pro­ watch «topp. I at 9:3 > last night, indi­
gressive clement. If the republicans cated alwiut when it hapfiencd. He
nominate a progressive, the democratic was slx.ut 25 years of age, commonly
candidate must be progressive in order dr«-.« <• I Albany Democrat
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to hold the demooratic votes, if the
republicans nominate a standpatter,
S<-io now has 3 dry goods »tore«, two
the democratic candidate must be a
of which carry groceries, 2 hardware
progressive to draw republican votes.
and implement stores, 2 grocery «tore»,
Bryan's Commoner
2 confectionery «tor«», 1 drug «tore, 2
hotel», 2 blacksmith »hops, 1 barber­
Notice
A» i have purchase«! T. O. Neal's shop, I In cry «table, 2 doctor«, 1 largo
interest in the hardware and implement flouring mill, 1 bank, 1 «hoe »hop, I
business conducted under the firm name butcher «hop, 1 dentist, I newspaper
of Morrison A Neal, all accounts of and job printing estabhahment, a milk
said firm are now due atui pavable nt cundenaery, a planing mill and is the
th«* store to N. I. Morrison. Please heal thy oat town in th« state.
call and settle, either by cash or note,
as I need the «tough.
N. I. M- ikhimon
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Woodworth Drug Co
Forty acres of twit tom land. 3.
mile.« south of Scio, 22 acres in cultiva­
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particulars and terms.
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Mining matters nt the Crown Mill A
Mining Co., situate«! above Gate« on
the North Snntiarn river, am looking
up. A large ledge, supposed to tic the
mother lo«le, has lieen unco«ere«l,
assay« from which »how up rich. It is
the purpose of the company to pro«« -
cute mining operation« during the entire
winter. The Company expects to In­
stall mills early next year.
The aiuw<e<ment of the incorporated
citi.-s of Linn County for 1919 has been
segregated by the county clerk, and is
as follows: Albany H. Iwt.975. last year
12.962,900; Ix*banon $664.930; Browne-
ville S:O,27n; Harrisburg 1266.966;
Halsey $153,975; Scio ll.'IM,Ido; >weet
Home 173.040. Sodaville $3!,2S»5.
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Clothes Cleaned
Mei.ded and Pressed
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Scio Clean! di and Pressmi Parlor
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Work Gu«f»nt»«l
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