The Santiam news., July 06, 1911, Image 4

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Politically Independent
Entered at th«- poatoflke at J m io . Oregon, aa aecond-claM
mail matter.
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HOW' TIM ES DO CH.1XGE
A IlVEHTI-U.XU KAI t-X
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Ext«-rnl«-<l w«-4<ling comments, per line
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Business locals per line first insertion....................
Each subse«|Uent iruu-rtion per Un«-
Ixtng tun«- standing a-ls. contract» mail« on applicati- n.
acecmpiishi »1 through eight years of extraordinary-
toil and hardship. True, the day is a legal holi­
day in every state and holiday- ar • usually devoted
to pleasure as suits one’s taste and convenience.
B it every citizen should I m * willing and regard it
as a duty, to give reverent thought to our nation,
and for what it - lands for before the nations of
the v or.'i what it has accomplished in promotit g
th-» course of lib-tty among men; of what the
citizens of our nation has given to the world in
scier.ce. art, invention, etc., and then give a
thought to the heroes of 76, who made it possible.
These thoughts can lx brought about if we listen
to an address from a speaker ca|>al I • of reciting
t- em in an intelligent and pleasing manner.
Hence, to devote the day to sports alone, with­
out a thought of what the holiday means, is almost
sacrilege. It tends to create in the minds of th»
young, a carel»-.- disregard for the memory of th»
men who made it jMj ^ib'e for their enjoym nt of
a home in a land of political and religious liberty.
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R. WILSON’S ATTITUDE with respect t.
the recall of the judiciary «!«>- s not in th«
least surpri:-«* us; in fact the surprise lie»
the other way ab ut in the extent t
which he, a man of m hoi tstic t-m-H iam- st. will
conservatiti» suri- indir y- ar d in the difficult posi
tion of a prost* ctive candidate for president. hat
lM*en willing to go on th-- road toward absoiut»
democracy. Many »tout h< aria that pass throug
dir- ct nomination- and direct «-lection of s« riator-
v ithout a qu.wr hi sitate at the referendum.
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WHOLESALE PLALEX IN
<u as >ned veterv s or tin- reckless young enthusiasts
t at wa'I pvitt ■ ; flin-I mg. Yet these thre
principles nr«- t < very « >sence of real democracy
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W.t out them there can be no rule of the jM-ople.
case with many other citizens of th
How rip.dly w< move in these days! Onlv thre
"Fork»,” was subpoened as a witness in years ago wh *n Mr. Bryan got back from Europe ;
the Compton-EaCon damage trial. While waiting in th<- o-eeche- preliminary to the campaign h
made for t «• nomination, ne played up the initia
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tive and referendum
H<* »ini not venture the r- •
department of th«* county's big business «-«»nc r
call. Straightway Harper’s Weekly pictured hin
was visited. We can say. without any conscietci holding up two wivrd rag babi«*s, and beneath, th-
A. G. MAGERS, Prop.
Salem, Oregon
ous scruples, that the county busine-s is beii g c >r.- legend: "The sawdust twins.” Tn is same pane,
ductad in an economic manner anti that theaffuirs is now ard--ntly npporting Dr. Wilson, who g <■
al o it theeo i itr-. d-n.-ig just what Bryan did an«;
«>f each office is b» ing li:«ndle«l lx»th »■<•»>: «»; < >
»1 »lug it better. California Outlook.
an«l efficiently.
A h a matter of f ot. th»- Outlook should give th»
But when we come to siz<* matters up . th»* cor.
«•relit to the Populist, party; for that jiarty first
ducting of the county business is a "big* bust
taught th»- Initiative and Rcferendu n as well a-
—-Manufacture-rand Dealer in—•
ness. About
is collect«-»! and disbursed
Re« ill and. in Or g«m, it lir»t taught theprinciple
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annually. To »Io this, the service of about fifteer
of Din et I.» gis'ation, or the application of the
|MM»pl«- are require«! regularly at d mor«* u|x n
Carriage Trimmlag
Rcrair Work Solicited
Initiative.
special occasions. '1 he salary list amounts to lx
All
Work
Slridlv
Guaranteed
However, then-is not much difference between
tw«*«?n
and 2000 each month.
We believe
Populism an<l true D<-im>» racy or true Republi­
SHE1MRN. OFEGON
that then* is not a particle of graft attached to th»
canism. All want th«- same thing. an«i that is During the month» of May. June. July,
administration of any of the offices and that the
August. S»|>tember, on date»
good and «quitable government. The only diffi­
THE ESM0NB HOTEL
are being conducted with wisdom.
At th«* sam«
ahown below, the
culty is, th* y all ditier in the method by w hich
time, th«* p -ople desire to know how their $115(1.(HM>
• »‘iitrallv located, goo!
this «1«-. irable result can be accomplished.
tax moneys are expended, anti the county court
rooms, prices moder­
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
would l>e applaud«*»! by a vast majority of the peo­
ate, courteous
ple if an itimized statement of ex|H*nse should I m -
Will m -II round trip ticket» from
treatment
The N ews acknowh*dges its mistake with n
publish«*«! monthly.
The cost would be trifling in
Cotter Morrijon and Frout Streep
comparison with the satisfaction it would give to ference to the Albany «-«-lebration, when it stated lie.*/ Srioriu Portland
the public. If a business of th«* same magnitude there would I m * no oration upon that occasion. We
POKTLANU
OREGON
a* follows:
should In* carried on by a private corporation, gather»*d our information from jswted bills and
We are To
firm or individual, every official head of a depart­ also from an a»l Hi-nt us for publication.
Far«-»
ment would lx- rtspiired to render a report of ev«*ry glad to know that our c«)unty seat friends have Uhiciro
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detail of his «lejiartmenL Is not the tax paying not forgotten t ie prim-try meaning and real Council Bluff*
We < >maha
pubiic the proprietor in this matter, entitled to se.mili *e*H* • of th - nat nnal anniversary.
Ranos» City
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will hive t<> acknowledge ours-Ives
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th«* knowledge of their business, as well?
Publicity of public business is most important. Herald, an involuntary candidate for the Annanias st. Paul................
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Of course any tax ¡>ayer has the right to inspect club.
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the books of any or all of the various county offices.
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But few have the time to do so and very many of
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them nre incapable of making an intelligent in­
The necessity of providing decently for women Atlantic «Tty..........
spection. For these reasons th«* people should j irors may introduce more rational methods of
require a detailed report published at stated handling juries in the state of Washington. Why-
Sale Dates:
P >ri«xls.
should jurymen I m - imprisoned, starved and spied
Jun« 5, 7. 9. 10. 12, 1«, 17. 21. 22. 23.
upon? One would think juriers were made up of
24 2H. £» and 3».
criminal imbeciles from the way they are treated. July 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, C, 1». 20. 28, 27 ami 28
An abstract BEFORE
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the
inclusion
of
women
in
the
panel
leads
to
August
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buy property—its
THE .V. 11 IDAS Hl Hl H D.l }
2K. 29 and 30.
some ameliorations of this barbarous practice
au absolute necessity*
equal suffrage will have at least one substantial September 1. 2, 4, 5, « ami 7.
if vou want to Know
Stop-over» within limit* in either direc­
reform to its credit.
tion.
Final return limit October 31.
ST TUESDAY was the one-hundred and
about the valiility of
For far«* one way through California
thirty-fifth anniversary of th«* birth of our
vour title.
inquire of any S. P. agent or write to
nation. Eor many years the jteople observ­
Honestly, to buy a
Congress is making some movement towards
wm . M c . murray
ed the da / in a patriotic manner but, of late years,
piece of real estate
General Passenger Agent, Portland
th«* commercial spirit ha«, to a great extent, sup» r- investigating the extortionate express charges,
The
express
<*ompani«*s.
in
their
endeavor
to
shut
without an abstract is
seded th«* patriotic. Very little attention is given
now, by the ¡x-ople, to a reading of th«* D» duration off investigation, have revised their rates down­
taking a blind chance
of Independence or to th«* address which usually ward. They want to keep the enactment of a «so. w Wrifht
th. JohutM
on being sold an ex.
follows, unless th«* speaker is a man of large parcels post law as far distant as possible and they
pensive piece of liti-
reputation. The main object of the few is to tear investigation will hasten the enactment of
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gation.
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mak«* money and which the manv seems willing to the law.
CO HA T Y SEAT OSSEE PA TI OA >
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
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EXCURSION
A. SHANKS
Fares East
1911
YOU
NEED
spend. The sports and other entertaining features
ht ve almost ohlit«*rat«*d the real meaning of th«*
dav.
This loss of patriotic reveranc«* for our nation’s
birthday, is unpleasant to think about, to sav the
least It implies a careless disregard for the
memory of our Revolutionary sires and what they
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Those congressmen down in Washington. D. C..
are surely earning their salaries these »lavs, when
the them omet< r is l utfing about the 100 mark.
The reciprocity measure, is all teat keeps congress
in «< s ion during the heated term.
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Roth Fborct
ALBAMY
OMGON
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correct and complete.
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