The Santiam news., February 10, 1911, Image 1

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VOL.
XIV
SCIO,
BREACH WITH
™E
TAFT OPEN
LIW
COUNTY. OREGON.
PIGS ARE
TO BE SHOWN
ttcrkshire Pig* Ar* Inspected b> (he
FEBRUARY
BRIDGE NORTH
SANTIAM RIVER
Corvallis Mudent*
Boume and Ciiaffifterlain Gt's tie Senats ti
10
No.
MUTUAL TELE­
PHONE CO. MEETS
Interest .Manifested and the \ avr of
2 V
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
Ihssatlstaslion Dispelled
Tie County Court ol linn and Manon Counties
Elecinctdn West Was Employe! for ine:hef
Oregon Agricultural College. Cor* al-
to Mett it Shtllum fed 25
Uphold Ihtir Personal Objection
A largo numtier of the patron* of the
Tear. Unto Bonds ol $500
lis, Or»-, Feb. 4 — A magnificent herd
Scio Mutual Telephone Co. attended
I of Berkshire pigs, alm<wt all prize
the adjourned meeting at the U'esuly-
winner* of Oregon State Fair* ami
t'aln hall, la«t Saturday.
it could
Last year a petition was filed, by
Washington. Feb. 6
At the joint other agricultural exhibitions of the
Cltv council met in regular monthly
readily be seen that an unusual interest
request of Bourne and Chamberlain, Northwest, arrived at the On-gon Agn- citizens of Scio and vicinity. with the
session at the city hall on the evening
was being manifested by the patrons.
th« Senate today rejected the nomina- cultural College yesterday for use in Linn County Court, asking that a
of February 2
Mayor E. C. I’eery
I’resident Holt ami Secretary Hirons
tion of Elmer B. Colwell a* United the judging classes of the Winter «hurt wagon bridge be constructed aero**
pri siding with the following councilmen
were both in their proper place».
States Marshal for Oregon, thereby . course.
I the North Santiam, just below the
nr« ent I’hilipi i. Jon«-», Bilyeu, Mor­
Minutes of the annua meeting read
rendering it necessary for President
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location
of
the
S.
P.
R
R.
bridge
a
The pigs are from the farm of C. E.
rison,
Shelton ami W«-sely.
and approved.
Taft to pick a new man for this office. Barrow«, of Crabtree, and are loaned short distance North of Shelburn. No
<>n motion the F. I. A W. committ«*«
Chairman
W,
E.
Arnold,
of
the
W ho that man will be, the President to the college. They are a portion of action was taken by the Court, at that
Were inatrocted to purchase and have
has not yet intimated, but he ha* stat* .Mr. Barrows' herd of Berkshire*, which time, hut now there i* something doing. special committee to look after the city electrician repair the floor of the
ed that ho would not act upon the is known a* one of the finest tn the The Courts of both counties have purchase of or leave of buikiing for a light station.
home for the central office, reported
recommendation of Bourne.
West, and constitutes the second ship­ agreed to meet to discus* the matter,
Bill* allow«*! and paid: E. C. Peery
that, practically, no progress had been
Whether, in view of today's action, ment
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of fancy
livestock which ________
has been at Shelburn, on the date above specified.
made. Secretary Hiron* stated that 75c; F. B. West 176.90; Ralston Supply
he will reconsider his purpose, is yet to received at Corvallis for the special
It is expected that the Court* will
the buikiing now occupied by the central Co. Fl 73. the same for intervat on
be determined. The President will not Winter work.
arrive at about 9 a. m., and will,
office, could be purchased for Ell'll. warrant* N«>*. 166 and INI to February
be notified of Colwell’s rejection until ' The third shipment, which will con- immediately, proceed to the the site of
1. 191115 57.
After the matter hail been discussvd
tomorrow.
‘ list of some Poland Chin- swine from the proposed bridge, examine location,
Btreets and Public property com-
pro and con for some minutes, it was
Colwell was rejected simply and solely the farm of Thomas Brunk, of Salem,
. ate diatem •
'
i; ■
«paged
mitt»<-
w«-re instructed to »«•«■ II C>
decided not to proceed in the purchase
because the Or'
utor* represent- and«
. Percheron marc* that by the time they return to Shel­
Miller rt al in reference to drain ditch
of or construction of a buikiing at the
ed in writing to the judicialy committee from J. B. Stump, of Monmouth, are burn. all will be hungry and the good
along South Main street.
present time.
that his appointment was "personally expected to arrive at the college Mon citizens of Shelburn will undertake to
Petition of T. L. Dugger et al for
E. <’. Peery, representing the patrons
objectionable" to them.
When the day.
fill the vacum which will, probably,
street lamp was referred to F. L. A W.
within
the
city
limits
stated
’
hat
tele
­
judiciary committee met this morning.
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exist in the stomachs of the Court and
committee.
phone patrons within the city limits
this joint letter was read. Chairman
other* who attend.
tin motion F. B. West wa* employed
would keep up all the lines of the
Clark reported that the President had
It is desirable that all. or as many a*
a* city electrician for one year at a
declined to withdraw Colwell's nomina
Our telephone superintendent. W. A. can attend who are interested, shall be company within »aid city limits, if it salary of 165 |wr month and his house
was the wish of the country patrons.
tion and the committee thereupon, in Gilkey, ha* been repairing the tele­ present.
lights to be free, he to give a bond of
conformity with the u.iwntten rule, phone line with the assistance of Frank
The decision of the iwo Courts may The proposition wa» unanimously ac­ $'<oo for the faithful performance of
ordered the reverse report.
This un­ Sommer, who was doing the pole det>end upon the amount of interest the cepted.
his duty.
Bv motion it wa* deewied to make
written rule, which forms part of what climbing act.
)>eople manifest; so it is policy for
City recorder wa* instructed to pur­
ths toll charge over the Commercial
is known a* "Senatorial courtesy" pre­
Mrs. Gu* Schieman was operated on everybody who is interested to be there.
chase whatever letter herds and light
line to Albany, IU cent* instead of 5
scribes that a nominee of the President Saturday evening at St. Marys hospital
bill* he needed.
cents as heretofore. After some eon-
shall not be confirmed if th« appointee and is still dangerously ill.
By motion of th«- F I- A W. com­
Proyrtssivo Repuh'icats
* derable discussion, the motion carried
is "personally objectionable" to the | Mrs. J. H. Kelly went to Albany
mittee wa* instructed to make contract*
It was. also, decided to keep the funds
Senator from the state from which the Tuesday afternoon.
The declaration of principle* IMUed
for th«- purchase of ub-ctric light and
arising
from said toll charges »epetate
appointee hails.
The Mespelt Bros, loaded another rar by the progressive republicans ought to
other supplies, such a* wood etc., for
and
apart
from
other
funds.
the
same
Notwithstanding the fact that the of wood for the Albany market last serve as a note of warning to thoae
the coming year.
to tie used, so far a* necessary, in
committee had before it letters and week.
who would have the democratic party
keeping up the commercial line.
telegrams from the Federal Judges, i, the
James Rielcy made a business trip to reverse ita«-lf and take it* position upon
By motion, it was decided that the
United States District Attorney anti Albany Wednesday.
the very ground where the republican
others in Oregon attesting Colwell's
T. M. Holl was doing business at the ¡»arty is now tottering. The republican private phone in Jefferson, connected Department of the Interior, United
qualifications, it followed this unwritten court house Wednesday.
|>arty has been so well disciplined and with the commercial line shoukl be
States Land Office
rule and recommended Colwell's reject­
II. Struckmeier and J. H. Kelly were has ticen so signally successful so far discontinued.
ion irrespective of his attested ability. doing business in Ncio Widneaday.
Portland, Ore., Feb. 4. 1911.
It
was,
also,
decided
to.
until
further
as office victories are concer.icd that it
In doing so, it followed the tame pro­
Barrows A Daventort shipped some require* considerable courage for one order», collect a*»<-*ament* quarterly
Notice is hereby given that George
cedure that prevailed in the case of of their thorough bred, prize winning who has Ixen ranked a* a loyal republi- and that when a memtier became de­ W Huskey, of Foster, Oregon, who,
Collector of Customs Harper, of Seattle hogs from Thomas Thursday.
can to rebel against his party’s pro­ linquent, after reasonable time, if on June 15, 191)9, made Homestead
who was recently rejected on motion of
Mrs. F. Jones and on. Harry, of gram. In their declaration these pro­ payment is not made, the phone to tie
fur E | NW I
Piles.
disconnect« I.
Stayton, are visiting with her parents, gressive republicans »ay:
and SWj NEj. section 22, Township 13
Formal rejection of Colwell's nomina­ Mr. and Mr*. J. G. Holt.
"Popular government in America has
It was. also, ordered that the service South. Range 2 East, Willamette Men
tion was without incipent. The report
The Smith Bros. have soli their meat been thwarted and progressive legisla- over the commercial line to Shelburn, dian, has flltxl notice of intention to
of the committee was read; it was ex- market at Junction City and have non strangled by the special interest* should be free and that messages to mak«- Final Commutation Proof, to
moved to Albany.
which control caucuses, delegates, con- Stayton shoukl tie divided lietween the establish claim to the land above
(Continued on page 51
! .eon a rd Gilkey has purchased a nice vcntion* ami party organisations and two offices.
«1« -scribe I, before th«- Register and Re­
team of horses from Bill Paul.
through control of the machinery of
There wa* much other talk, generally ceiver of the United State* Land Office,
There were some parties out from government dictate nominations and
at Portland, Oregon, on the 16th day of
out of order, which showed that the
Albany looking over J. N. Jones place platforms, elect administration*, legis-
March, 1911.
company’s business, tn the future,
with a view of buying it.
Claimant name* as witnesses:
tatures, representatives in congress and would be managed upon more strict
Edward >mith, of Junction City, I* United States senators and control
J. J. Kimbrough
business lines.
visiting his sister. Mr*. Fred Mespelt. cabinet officers.
W, W. Dundon
County Commissioner Butler was in
E. Tolbert
"Under existing condition* legislation
hHiic St'e si Hate! Furnilurt
this vicinity last week taking measure­ in the public interest has been baffled
Arthur Me near
All of the hotel fur liture. lately used
ment* fur a bridge which is to be erect­ and defeated. This Is evidenced by the
All of Foster, Oregon.
ed across Thoma* creek, near Gilkey long struggle to secure laws, but par­ in operating the Scio Hotel will be
H. F HlOBV
station.
tially effective, for the control of rail- offerer! for sale at l*ublic Auction, at
Register
Two of our eitixen* got into a scrap way rates and services, the revision of the Scio Hotel building, commencing at
First
publication
Feb.
10.
1911.
inside of the city limits ami the chief of the tariff in the interest of the producer 10 a. m. on Wednesday February 16. I
l-ast publication Meh. 10, 1911.
police did not interfere.
That is the and omiumer, statute* dealing with Said furniture consists of Bed room
way our law* are being eti forced.
i trusts and combinations based on sound sets, iron bed steads and springs, mat­
Newspapers and politician* may con­
stands,
economic principle* a* applied to tresses, bedding, bureaus,
R owkwa
demn
Hon. J. W. Bryan ad libitum.
modern industrial ami commercial con­ dining tables, dishes, heating stove*,
But. at the same time, if they will be
cupltoards.
bath
tub,
and
many
other
dition*. a wise, comprehensive and
Easktt Seen!
honrst, they must admit that he has
impartial reconstruction of the banking article* too numerous to mention.
been
the moat profound political educa­
Hot
coffee
and
sandwitchcs
will
be
A basket social will be given at the and monetarX laws, the conservation of
tor of mo«)crn times. Hi* campaign*
Richardson school house, 5 miles south­ coal, oil, gas, timber, water powers served free.
for the presidency, through hi* speech*«
Terms of sal«- Cash in hand.
east of >cio, on eaturday evening, and other natural resources belonging
ofienrd the* political eym of th« people.
w. s. CARrnrrm
February 1H. 1911. The proceeds are to the people and for the enactment of
He has shown wherein they have tieen
M«t-b H olland
to apply on the purchase of an organ all legislation solely for the common
buncoe«l. Mr. Bryan, like Henry Clay
Frank
Shores.
Auctioneer
for the district. Ladies are invited to good.
and James G. Blain, may never reach
bring well filled baskets and gentlemen
"Just in proportion
a* popular R. Shelton, Clerk
th«- presidency; but, even more than
to bring their purse* along, The invi­ government has in certain state* sujier-|
they, he has caused the fieopl« to think
tation la general and no one ne«*!* to ■eded the delegate convention system publican party the very influences
to see where they were at. The
feel slighted.
and the people have assumed control of against which I .a Follette and his fob
country is deeply inrlebted to this peer­
the machinery of government, ha* lower* are contending?
less Nebraska »talesman. Because of
goverhment become responsive to the
Doe* anyone believe that it would he his agitation, we are evolving better
Il Wisely I C abs '
popular will and progressive legislation "good politics” for the democratic
law* and are electing fewer scoundrels
The Packard shoe* for men been secured."
party to surrender its principle* and to high political positiona.
Green Wheeler *hoe* for ladies
The re foams for which they inte.id to ahamion it* high (turpoae at th* verv
District 76 for buys and girls fight are practically the reform* for moment when those principle« arc he- ;
It should he ruled by our Fair
Haley's Welt for the babies. which democrat* have battled for. Io, coming popular with the rank and file
authorities that no superintendent
these many year*. Is it not strange, of all parties?
You are probably aware that pneu- ! then, that at the very moment when
Surely the reorganizer« of 1912, like shoukl have exhibits in the department
monia always results from a cold, nut there are on every hand sign* that the reorganiser* of 1904, are proposing over which hr or she ha* control,
! you never heard of a roM resulting in i thoughtful republicans are turning to lead the democratic party into a t'orwiitiona, of thia character, have
caused dissatisfaction in the paat and,
- pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough ■ towarddemocrrtic doctsine it is serious­ ditch. Bryan's Commoner
JOJ BrsUslbis Jt
let u* hope, such conditiona will not
Remedy was used. Why take the risk ly proposed that democrats surrender
bar anyone from bringing exhibit* in
when this remedy may be had fur a . their party into the control of the very
ALBANY
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the future.
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influences that have wrecked the re
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