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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1911)
< LI \ \l Ui due time th.- getitieinaii. *uu. mv stelx'grnpber »aid. bad called «eiersl times .luring the day made his sp- l>*-.iinii> ■- at the <l>* r of the private of- the Il «.a* a inuludl sbi»'k lll-mnl m «'i n.->>1 Instantly his > «in.MiulAu of lhe Otuaha \reta* Pullman smoking com parti* . hi and ih<- man who had doubt !• ■» *<'111 the three highbinders aftrr him > n the night of mysteries and who had lai'll the prime mover III III« se ri.•• of • iiguliir In- blent* ending In the .. ug to " art r n> e The Honorable Senator made bv Sanitary Brine Freezer«. M ;t> I»• . x pr< Corvallis., Oregon Hall on th.- other baud, the president saw bef. i. him tlie aupfaisnl ageut of tlx. forestry *«rv h-«> Well, I'll I*- hanged' ' lie rjaculat evl dropping Into tlie nearest . hair You ncealn t lie.” laughed Blount «■. im y I'll ailmlt that It waa partly nn fault, Mr llnlhnnay Whnt - an I .I., for you today Y” By this linn- th« lumli-r king had re >o. >d hi* hr-at It and some measure <>f hi» ca>iu|»»iure Gr.-at S< on • • h« »aid "If you bad given tn.- half a hint that yon were I »live lliounl ■ *on. but you didn't, you k> in al I now I mi h.indl' tlppi-d Just at the time « hen I oughtn't to tw I have -oine to talk business with you P-lay Mr Blount, ami you've gut me going vv hen 1 ought to 1». coming I've I m . h given to understand that you are handling the polltbal end for the rn! i • >■! - oiup'iny tn thl* . ampalgn. Mr Blount I* Hint right?” It 1« and It Isn't." was th« quick reply "The railroad company Is not In potlll. * lu thia ampalgn aa a |*> 'Ith al factor I tuean What we are | .1 : G t> lay the entire matter plainly ami fairly before tlie people with a plea for a aqua re deal " I I'm. io*, »aid the triiat president, wl.o «»« rvld.-ntly aufferlng from a fr.**h iitt.i- k >>f emliarra»ament "But there are certain little buallie*« mat ter* «hl h have to enter Into every < ninpalgn ami your company. like my The Cosy Corner I I KYM I RANCIS LYNDE < >1 ■< Hi Copyright, 1910. by Street IJVERY STABLES THE SCIO 1« now equipped with good rigs and careful driver» 1 have also added to my iquiptnent a First I Ta*« Automobile for the use of the imblic. Regttlar trip« will be made to Albany Saturday*, at i_' round trip. Phone. Home No. .131 G- CT mini! aliai you h.nr In-srd Teli liim all ih« facta nnd aak bini lo lielp you nnd. f>>r men y'a sake. don't rut offer hlui a h ItM'k of »our stock Fut It w bere It « Il I ilo the moat good William J It th thè hame of Prüf« tm«*t t* Annera <>f t'mnbridgv. M «Irvndfuili nnd show IllollUt how I P R I L L, M. Phu sic ¡an X*9 Surqcon \ eteri narian Telephone, Exchange No. 11 SCOI ORI GON The Rent Place in Portland to Eat Scio when notiti«' ! is at Pap’s Coffee House at West end of the M unison Street OFFICI bridge. Cornish & R ies Liverv Stable (MIARLES J. MAHER t Successor Riner Broa.) PROPRIETOR STAYTON. OREGON Is there anything in all thia world that is of more ....................... to you than Large Sample Roonu for Commercial Trarckn good digestion? F'lasi must ba- eaten to i sustain life and mint l><- digested »ml L'NIiEF NEW MANAGEMENT converted into blood When the *lig> ! tion fail» the whole l»«ly suffer» Tint G am A.<ommoJAtiotu ia4 prompt Senkt St. Charles notel 1 frop. chant riPTt ». OREGON ALBANY R. SHELTON Beal Estate Notary Public Administrator of Estates xians Negotiated. Atwtracta Obtained and Examined OK.KUON acte The Importili Germin Coach Stallion ENCELLEN/ .(st>. 1779) Albany .............................................. Monday Lebanon.................... Tuesday, Wednesday Scio ...................................................Thursday Jefferson ......................................Saturday Terms MX.OO to Insure Dur when mare ia known tn be in foal. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible if any occurs C. CRANDALL Albany A ÌOuk'S Oregon, "err tr i* uw« or rtioraaiMin wn- LIAM I ANS run disastrous the li.aa of the preferential freight rate would Im to all the |mor people lii your Hot of stockholders. In < Imllng Profe-Mir A oners ’ I hit tin n ay drew ilonn til* cliff and Chamberlain's Tablet* ar. a rational mode a rapid i-r n- ll nienxirandum of and reliable cure for indigestion. They the name and address of the new increase the flow of bile, purify the iM-netti lary. "You will take rnvtlce that I'm not blood, strengthen the stomach, ami I tone up the whole digestive apparatus uG.Ing who thia Prnfeaaor Aimers 1« to a natural anil healthy action. For or w hjr I should be uisklng bini a prea ent of n lillà k of stork. bui wliat you sale by all dealer*. Anythlng vIseY* an y g. *•** na It 111** B« |>rrf.*.-tly frank wltli Mr "Yrs. l'.louiit nnd don t lei bini pili vou off Sunset Magazine lor Vag Ile uiriy |>ret< ini to la- very nugry al Nile of the Meat by *• Glen Andru* tirai, bill you non i inlnd lliat " Beautifully ilimitratrd in four colors. 1 v on't mlnd anytlilng if I can The S|«-ll, a western novel by the t.rlng Itila bualness down to thè every Williamsons. Guests of Greater China day. comuiotiplace carili once more Town, by Charles K F i.-l'i. Automo You nnd tlie a.-nnlor and Gantry and bile section. Now on sale at 15 cents. Mi VI. knr nn- pluying some s<>rt of i-.inie. nud ioti haien't »hown me more Tlial'a all thsn lite lui. k of thè iarda For BorencM of the muAci«*» whether righi. I H play mr hand blindfolded, induced by violent ewereiwe or injury. If thal's wliat yeti want. Just WO W When nml where Chambrrlain’t Liniment is excellent. «In thè odd Irlek Thin liniment im s I imj highly exteemed > in I llnd Mr Evnn Itlount r "The dny after tomorrow «t Illa of for the relief it affords in caxe» of r' ■- hi Iempie court Ile la out of tbe rheumatism. Sold by all dealers. i Hy aow. bui” • llcrv Gnntry’s ronilng put an end Corporation» Joy R’asrs. Governor Woodrow W ll«<>n of New io thè private conférme«, and thepres ideiit of thè Twin Butte» company Jersey Is not only a forceful and «•on tlnclng public »linker but tie frr- Wedt III* way. Il «sa noi untll they had served out qucntly u»«*s comiatrlso’is nnd anec dote« of ■ decidedly original and of tliclr full aenlence ut Mr». Weather ten distinctly bumofon* nature In a ford'a erush and were liack In tbe prl merit address the governor aptly II rate dltilng na.m «tilt at the Inter lustratrd the difference between Mountain. with Mias Armem safely "g.sid" cnrpoHitloii« and "tiad" cor Iwblnd thè chiarii door of her own potations, a* follow* apnrtinent. that tbe •mall conspirator **l have no obji*tl<»n to tlie or fin «sed * he word of tftMMl un h» dinary automobile properly handled ber hiisband by a man of conaclem « who I* also a “It I« working tieautlfully." she ex Many of the |>cple I see nlted. "He will go to «er FTvnn day gentleman handling automobiles tin telle them ns after tomorrow and after that the del If they had neither consclrm r nor uge ” I have no objections to the manners atxe and tienuty and power of the ait CIIAITER XI I am Interested, however. In tnmohlle rttr nanr and ronwlence of the men the »Ise Evan llloimt had Iwen antb-lpat who handle them, and whnt I otijwt Ing nil unfriendly reception at the to 1» that some of theac corporation great mining camp In tbe t'arnn men are taking Joy rides In their cor dine bill« be was agrees lily ills pocnttoM. ippolnt.-I A * "lumlttee of prominent "You know what men d" when they tl. i na. beaded by Jasper Mtruchfleld. take a Joy ride They sometimes have the time of their lire« and sometime*, tlie reform ■ halrtimn for t'nrtiadlue fortunately, the last time of their live* county, met him st the train, ew-orted Now the«« w retrtieal thing* arc taking him lu the hotel and during tbe after Joy ride* Io which they don't kill the no. n. which waa at bln disposal. gate people that are riding In then, but him Joyously nod hilariously tbe free dtim < f the camp. they kill the fwopie they run over " ® Smith political meeting whl. li «ni held tn tbe t'nriindlue Mining rom- pnny'a elctrle lighted ore »bed. wnw f«n> ked ll It II au eulliushistl. audience. ami there were prolong.*.! .beers a nd hnnildHppInga w lieu the railroad rep icseiitatlve took Ills •«al ou the Im* provised platform •• the kllr.1 of tlie •i.uinill I.*« later, when Judge <’n»wley. i hr rv form candidate for the stat« senate, h* d o| «tied the Joint debate with a sharp arraignment of the railroad's methods, i>. i only In Ila dealing* with It* patron* aa a common carrier, but also In the fH-rtltia.Ity with which It llivad.*d the |> lltl. al Held, there was tumultuous applmiae But It waa no heartier Ilian that which greeted Blount when be rose to present tbe railroad a able of the argument During the Journey from the capital whvti had c*-nsuim*l the night ami the greater portion of (lie f«»reh»»«»n. hr had prepared hl» «»(»eerh III» argil inent (lie ».nr linn ns wer» hie argument, as It «■♦•vtnrd to him wn< the rtlstriH'r of n Inw which pr«**oiin«tl t«> limit (hr earning* of a private or nt must a I|UAS| fillbll.' r<»r|H»rnn<»n. without uiak Ing a corrvwpundlnii regulation limit* »»Mt <»f Ing the t coat of «uch su.h a n t r»r|M»rnHtuii ser I l.*e l’p"ii thl« found .tl«»n h»* «a» able to build a very fair »Irin lure »»f oratory The Judge hla of.fa lient «ni a ratti 'er turgid man. v hoa. ;>««• li alHiunded In ttlghta of aprvnd eagle e|.H|urm e nr*d who«« ap|a,al an* to the emotion* olid the Impulaca of hl« audience Itlount. on the other hand made a typical lawyer's «imh. mltnly tlellv» er.al l*>gl al In every »yll* *gl»ni a ml api>eallug frankly to th. Int«lllgen--e of hl* hearer* In every perl.al of It be was greeted with generous ap plattse and al the < l.we of the meet lug he bail what the editor of tlx* l.s-al pafier . ailed in III* laatle •>( the follow Ing day ‘an ovation ' Ntetx hfleld and Ida fellow commit t< . iiivti es.*orte«l him to the nil.lnlght train anti u*» one III the crowd of •on grntulatora «na more enthualaatlc tliau the opposition chairman That was a great speech. Mr Bioiint,’* hr Mild at | r If you ran gu all over the alate making a* g.«xl talk* ns you hair matlr here t.r night you'll lie na nil lip In a bn rd knot But M> \ I. kar won't Irt you do It. not by a long allot." Blount laughed “There are ««» String* tied to lite Mr Htru* litl«*ld ** I..- dr land *’Tbiw I» « hew <l«,t»l, hi >«! I I'<»!!!«• down tO Iti«* am tlie dealer capital ami h*l ine r«»iivili«r y«*U flint we are .mt f«>r ojirii puhllrlty nnd ■ aqtinrr deal f»»r rvrry unni. iDolixlln* the rallroatl uhi n ’* “All right.” WWW waa the cordial n-plv “I'll lie down along some of these ■luys. and if you • au »bow me that .McVlckar isn't going Into pollth a any further than you have gone here tie night I'll promise you to come lm< k here and tell the laiys that the Jig 1» up." Elve minutes Inter the branch train pull«<l out. nn>l the chairman mid liU fellow Oimmittrrmcli gave tlx* d> part Ing Joint debater three cheers and an other When the red tall light» of the train had disappeared around the l)r»t curve Stru* htlrld turued to Illa fellow conspirator* “Well. I<oya." he said, with a grin that went from ear to ear. ”1 guess we did It up sll right slid according to order* I don't know what sort of game the Hon Dave Hng.br nah ta playing this time, but whatever lie •ays g>es. and I reckon we gave the young man n right pleonsnt time Anyway, he neetned Io think wo.” Blount dkl not ren< h hl» »»(!)« r In th«» capital until the nftrrno>»tt of the nec- l!h flrwt rSre w«» to call otid day up the Inter Mountain, and when the clerk dl«np|s>lnted him by telling bit» that his father. Mrs Blount and their guest bad gone out to Wartrace llall h*. counted It as one tn<*re o|i|airti>nlty Uilas«.I anil settled down to business Hr«! In the memoranda ou hl« de«k w.is n stenographer's note asking him to make an ap|>oliitmeiit with our S I’ Hathaway. sh<«« address was the Inter Mountain hotel Him e the not« was marked ”lni|H>rtaut" hr told the clerk to call up hotel al opf». and . ■ ' Iwo i.-nr* ago tin- railroad ' | ■ 1 >,r. .nt al>>> to "i i ike a little nrrnngi meat with u» »11 -li was to our mutual ad V ii>ihfc> anil I > ailed to sec If It could not lx- imide again " Blount >t i o k III hl« chair, and tlie lilnloty »need, ipp.ni.xl Slate the fa> ts. If you |>leu»e Mr llatha nay." he «old curtly 1 Well. It na* like thia A» you know, them we have a great many aawmllls scat- ter>*l nroimd In dlffeicnt places tn lbs slate, mid we employ n g.*xl mauy men While our employees are rrai- denis of the state, they are not cltl i x«n* III tile sense that they take any a live Inter.**! In atnte |n>tttlcs They tuny 1« here this year nnd up among the Oregon redwoods next year and somewhere rbw tlie year following. That Ix-lng the case, when they vote at all they naturally a*k us llow ws would like to bun. them vote" I ”Go on." «aid lllotint. I | , ' ' Well, a* I »ay. aucli l«*lng the case, we ai> nhle to i.ilitrol nt least four mid prolmlily live of the legislative districts In this alate The cotitnil la north something to your people, and In the last ele> tl< n tl.ut fact nils rec ognized since the Inin Buttes I.Ulil- tx-r compmiy 1» practically the only heavy liiinlx-r ship|ier In this region. It was glvru a preferential rite on Its priMlticts, not nt all as a <|uld pro quo, von understand. Gut merely In friend ly recognition of >iur help In tbs last election ' lleiilly. It was not such a great tiling llint naa done for ns. Mr. Blount If you are familiar with liim- l«>r rule* hi thia territory you will know that the »fi.s lal tariff imide for us 1« ajl th.it enables us to live Mlth ■mt It we would go Into bankruptcy Inside of a year." Itlount hail »|H-n.*d hl* (x’liknlfe nnd w as absently sharpcnhig a pein II "This ape> Ini rate yon apeak of. Mr Hathaway,” lie Mild. *|H*al.lng slowly - "I Imnglnu It la mH conflmsl to this state." "Well er no.” wns tlie hesitating reply •To meet coin|n*iltlon II li.ia I.... .. made to apply also on through shlpmenta." And It Is covered by rebates, I sup- ‘ |H»«e'-" ■ N not exactly," waa the reluctant adniisal. n "Tlie Transcontinental company 1« a heavy purchaser of him b«r. mid ill« greater part of the differ- i-nce iH-tweeri the preferential and the regular tariff rate la taken up In our bills for atia-k «old to tbe railroad ” "l.et nn* In* .pilte dear upou that tnilnt. .Mr Hathaway You meau that you are allowed I., charge the railroad company mor.* than the market prl* e i on I be luintn-r It liuys?*' I’he |>rrald.-nl of the lumber trust n>x!d.*d "Yea; that's |iractically the way ..f it." lie admitted Then he on> e more pressed tbe time worn ar* j gumeut “it's tlie only way we enn live and do Imalnesa nowadays. Mr. Itlount Like every other large cor poratlon. w. have a small army of little shareholders widows, orphans, charitable liistllutlons and trustees’ accounts I have brought a list of our sin. klmlders. and I’d like to havs you look It over " (Continued next week)
