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¡The ^iintiam Metro
Politico!^ Independent
Entered at th«
prwtrifRr,. at Scio. Oregon, aa »rcond-claa»
mail matter
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l-nrrow .ili ■«sonnsnia.
Ht’HHI lUl'TION
grasping disposition of “big business.” Th«- peo­
ple do not propose to submit to such injustice any
longer. They are on to all of the old political
tricks and schemes of “big business,” and it is the
little c«Mintrv tn-w .-|«ap«rs, which
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“big busine»«
ve made
did not consider worth buying, which hav-
them wise. The long dismal night of trust priced
and grafting is about over. “You can fool a part
of the people a part of the time, and all of the
people some of the time; but you can’t fool all of
the people all of the time.” Th«- sooner “big busi­
ness" and its advocates of th«- Oregonian caliber
lives up to this truism, the sooner will active war
on the part of the jx*opje against “big busines« "
cease. The fx-ople will never surrender the power
which they now enjoy through the initiative,
refen ndum ¡-.nil direct primary laws. The Oregon
ian w ill gain friends if it w-ill assist in carrying out
the purpose of these laws and quit fighting every
attempt which the people make to mak«- their
condition Ix’ttcr,
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Carefully pr«-par«-<l by competent an I experience«!
employes thoroughly familiar with 'he rvconlx of
Linn (’«»uiilv. Accuracy, neatness an«l «lixp:i’«-h is
our motto, Wc are now abstracting the instrument*
til* ‘Mailv .iii'l can serve th«- oublie most efficiently.
\V<-u.-«- the mo-t motietn ami up Iodate system of ab­
stract.ng ’ \n uiilimit«'«! amount oi mon«-y to man
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Samples and Estimates on Request
Largest Stock
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WEEK the proposed new city charter
has been issued and is now before the peo­
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charter carefully and we urge every citizen to do - > ■BHR-O-aHWa-O-MME»-« .
likewise. This is the purpose for which it is placet!
Cur of thanks . .................................................... ...................
!4jwclal obituary noticwM, prr tin.- .... ................................. OR In-fore ever.« citizen; for if it is adopted, it will be­
That is t<
Extended wmfding comment», |>er line .... .................. »it come the fundamental law of the city.
Ihaplay ail*, to lx-«'hanged weekly if desired, one column
say. no lav. can be, hereafter, enacted by our city
IS council which conflicts with this charter, if adopt­
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Each subsequent inaertion |ier line
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see fit to adopt another charter, they can do so;
(»eg time standing aiia. contract» made on application.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
for the |>eopie of every age should have a fund«-»-
mental law suitable to the conditions of their day. :
If " ■ pro|>oHed city charter is adopted, unti it •r
/.S HE LED BY BOLTTK'.IL
¡changed, our future citv councils will I mj governed s', ♦
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guidance of futun
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councils. It is to our city, what the state consti­
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NY NEWSPAPER which jmses as a fair
It is most important to the citizen in fundament­
A. G. IVAGERS, Prop.
Salem, Oregon
ex|x>nent or critic of public opinion, is al law the chart? r or constitution, that the citizen
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always willing to approv«- acts of th«- public
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shall be proja rly safeguarded. We know that
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official, providing they are for the betterment of citizens, when under the stress of great political
th«- condition of th«- people at large. But if such excitement, are prone to do tnings which, under a
newspaiM-rs are («artisan, or are organs of only more sober thought, they would not do. If. after
certain political candidate or party, they cannot ’ doing an unw ise thing a charter or constitution
s The .Wonderful ALADDIN Lamp
I m - regar«l«‘<i as being newspapers w hose basic
says “You cannot do this thing,” how relieved w<
pui j««iHe is the betterment of the condition of the
Wond«Hu! becaux) it prrxlmes* Itixuriou*. soft, white
feel if we, under the stress of political excitement
people.
lujht, excell««! oolv by sunlight. Burns ordinary kero­
aid what we would do.
sene or coal oil, the cheapest of all illuminating fuels.
The Morning Oregonian, neverthel -ss. it is re-
Our | res« nt city charter is obsolete in many
B»m, £<». CH A m A»y Otk« L.r .f £«■»*] OaJfe Roww
garded as tin- leading newspaper of the northwest, particulars. We are not saying that our first city
Aladdin Lamp« are moat durable in construction—easi­
is extremely partisan in all of its dtsluction*. It fathers did n««t know what they were doing, nor
er« to take i are of—simplest in operation. The light is
brighter ami easier on thoeyes than gas or electricity.
can see nothing g wl in the action of a democrat
that they were not men of unusual good judgment.
O.. «!!.«» dertsra «be AlUfe Om TU Bwt Art/Wtd IM» K sotto .
’»era «loclar. It Is not only the «».t light, but the b«-.i Lua* known
It, < ven, regards with suspicion, the movements of
We simply say the men of a half-century ago could
There it No F.ausl ?!><’ *,B4';!'« <• sup»n«»r br test an.i b« ,t
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,ky comperi, n It appeals t«« th« »« w >
progressive republicans. Hence, as might I m - sup
not formulate laws which will fit the conditions of
want auperlattve escetlewe tor Its own sake appeals to those
|xis«ni, it was a strong supporter of assemldyism
• nrst essential (M.rlass. aexXu waak.
sal.
.toaa T\» Zara/
lor the tllu>!;tl>do.
today. Thi fact is pertinent in l«««th state at «1
I»on't t«e bamboosle«! bv an Imitation There Is oalr se, AlaJJia
and the adherents of that cult And, also, tt re
ALADDIN
• nation; witnessed by the sixteen amendments of
Io,i,t on having It. Tim naiuo Is on every burnor.
gams any man or newspaper, who stands for our
Ineeslication b the keynote of prozrettion. Let o* show you Aladdin
our national constitution and the numerou
direct primary as defined at the present time on changes of our state fundamental law. City
■true ss . awtu : i ami - tststi-ssY or AstrnicA
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rua l i-aa«s vss.
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Moe Isaac Csa
our statute lxx>ks, as being an enemy to our
fGit 5AU. UY
charters an- usually amended by the adoption of a
governments, both state an«l national.
»-I <>. I . Si tiii i . i \ m >. Local Agent, S< io ,«) be .
new one; just as Scio is attempting to do at the
Two w«--ks ago th«- N ews commende«l Governor
present time. We ar«* attempting to establish an
West for his fearless exercise of his veto power.
organic law which will more completely cover the
Chief among th«- bills vetoed, was th«- Second
conditions of the present time.
Choice of Candidates bill. As the N ews consider­
Possibly the proposed charter may not suit
R. SUELTOM
A. SHANKS
ed this bill, providing it became a law, a practical
every citizen in every particular. No charter can
annulment of the spirit of air primary law, it
— Manufacturer and th aler in—
do ‘.hat But if you think, after reading it, that it Real I’.-t it--
Notary Public
condemned the projxwed law- and commend««!
Governor West for vetoing the same. This is more modern in its requirements and privileges
Administrator of Estates
Harness and Saddles
than the present charter and that it fully guards
editorial s«juib brought down th«- scorching wrath
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Rrtuh Work SolkitcJ
>xtna Negotiated, Abstracts
the rights of the citizen, vote for it.
of th«- big «Morning Daily upon th«» N ews , in one
Obtained
an«l
Examined
Scio, nor any other community, can progress if
Al! Work Mrktlv GairantccJ
of its leading editorials last wt-ek.
hampered
by
a
charter
which
is
obsolete
and
ante
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Well, the N ews has, fortunately, a pn-tty thick
SHELBURN. OREGON
OI.KGON
covering of cuticle upon its Imck, from which ull dated. All know that social and financial conditions
are widely different now from fifty years ago. Our
such lilliputian attacks fall harmless. They are
First CUu A.cornincJr.ioai ana promrt 5ervkt
harmles s, Iscause the N eus knows that it is right national and state governments have kept pace Larft Sinple Rceou (or Coagaercial Trarrlen THE ESMOND HOTEL
with the progress of the people in their constitu­
and that the Oregonian was simply voicing its
Centrally located, good
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
tions, and why should not Scio do the same?
(«artisan hatred of Governor West But if the
rooms, prices moder­
Oregonian w ill give its attention to making apolo­
ate, courteous
gies for such of Its ideal statesmen as Cannon,
If the re|M»rt is or should lie true, that Ja|»an has
treatment
Aldrich, Depew and, even. President Taft, it will smuggled a large number of trained soldiers,
GRANT riWTLZ Pr..B,
Corner Mormon and Front Strrctj
have less time to speak of the g«xxl or bad things organized and officered into the Hawairian Islands,
OREGON
ALBANY -:- -:- OREGON POKTLANU
which Governor West has done.
disguised as laborers, the United States would
How ever, it is all right brother to criticise a have just cause to declare war upon the “Cherry
Dsn Johnston
public official who goes wrong, or public stat«- Blossom” kingdom. The Chinese are supposed to Geo. W. Wright
W eatherford & son
institutions which an- conducted extravagantly. lx- a people which are up to tricks peculiar, but
In all such endeavors the people and all newspapers the Japs seem to I m ? capable of giving the “Chinks”
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Attorneys-at-Luic
which an» honestly standing for the interests of cards and spades in the trick business. Of course
ATTORNEYS
AT
LAW
th«- ptvple. will condemn the Oregonian. Yet such the United States and Jajian will have a war some
oflio in Blumlierg Block
small and nonsensical criticism as was th«- editorial day. Their interests in the Orient clash and Japan
Nos. M Wrijtrt BI4t
ALBANY
in question will win the Oregonian no friends; for purposes to be the lending ami dictating pow er on Both fhooes
OREGON ALBANY
Garrió
« very one can see the annimus which inspired the the Eastern Asiatic coast. At the present time
criticism.
the United States, owing to her |w»sition, power.
Say. Brother Oregonian, you can Iced the people, M«alth and fighting ability, wouid make the A. G. PRILL. M. P.
C. C. BRYANT
but you cannot drive them a little bit. They have Mikado Kingdom look like thirty cents before the
fed from the husks of “big business” as given to conclusion of such a war. The Japs think they Physician
Surgeon ATTORNEY AY LAW
them through th«» columns of corporation control!« d are great fighters, because of their victory over
Telvplion«, E.xt liange No. Il
CUSICK BLOCK
new spapers. as in the case of the Oregonian, until Russia. When they go up against the Stars and
they have become convince«! of the selfish an«l Stripes, they will sing a different song.
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