The Santiam news., April 11, 1912, Image 1

WHY THE DEMOCRATS
SHOULD NAME WILSON
R F Beasty. Prominsnl Editor.
Gives Strong Reasons.
B, R ► BFASLFY.
EdtSr oF th* Monro« (N C) Journal.
A dozen yeans ago Judge Wn t»-r li
Nenl »•■nt mo n h>mk In " • dr ■' "’ll
soil. «til b »1« mr tlr«( ■cqiialritaQce
with this »tilde. ' «nd «tute-um-.
I lu­
cirá rm « if . itemeli! n ■ il I i . < i. ir i > i
the Ideas of thill b*eik -i.
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lulml the work uf n
uisii « I •> » «
Kulov day to be a greul f>.|> <• in tina
country
H-n-e thru l tv- c .*•■. 4
"I Hi >ii nino, only wulring t>" tit*»«’
w In ti tin* < In .mat in, e- j id i u ■ ■
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««■i-v|. e tin* master i II. lo* t* i Hint >«.ia
then In tin- tiHirw of i i. piiiiuivii lui
crauti a.lid tlllt till- wortil ». . I • ...»ll.-l
or Inter moke n tirateli tr.uk to Ilio
d.air of iltr tnnu w!i«> knew and did
w • II bln job. i> i. alivi W U <t I lint »»Ik
might tn* nor »tint tin ailnuUirti of H.
d- or
Criidlotl In tin- pure h|< ■■ ■ » >.( -•■nth
rfii A inti'» ■** i ion limi*»'
• J ninnili.»
W I Hoti Ima nil Illa lift- a apt
ml
»tudriit of I In* *• lence of g nei iimeiit
mid tile prim Ipu-a of reni deiiMH-i tey.
mid it la not «Iugular lti.it il lunn of
till* ty|ir, bn i In*; tmd the rare np|«ir
tunny of dr\••'••¡'Imt i • nd un o irti
tire nod pr-u 'i .H nla lie- III t'.e lu.i
■gement of « treni uniier»lf>. w
re
lie »«« called upon to ng'u n If
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dolía l>stt'e In lx h- f of p olii-
d-
nua rncy again-*! Intreiu-lnal p- 1 > lie-.-i- as
Inalalrlll for lull HUtn.-e >1» II la III the
gol eminent of th*- I nitml Ktnti*»
■ boil'd la* r,-v<*ul«l t ■ tin* •*
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master mind In tin* Inte pret Hon mid
application of tlir del na . icy llrit I«
to Ine struggling- i. t ti rn i ’Tit I n- I
• gi*a that privilege and abort « deal
ries» have fastened upon tin« grimi
democratic laud llternll) « Idle It «'■ -, t
That lie la the tiumtrr i f hi job unta
let ful In Ideas und lie r -if .if I tie
mere plimalnga and Idt-ker ng» of |»ili
thtnna, rifilatila win the I. rt of dr
UHicmry. burdened t<-di> is never he
fore with the Io o,iii|j f i
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lemjrrahlp. hu» flirtimi unirei- lly ti­
tilla man of the In-tir
In the light of fin' Prendili. tin- depth
the und.mt rinding mid the aympilM
of a tumi like Wo »L ow IVI' . n thr
effort tn trig ar,
man "•
>. rn
• «ratero” or "nori Ite rii " •.«•em» puri I ■
The (iroblenia .W derma rm I are not
sectional
Indeed, only In a nirrow
arnae national they arr no.' Iwldv
The man whose i Hton H I. m > Ilin
Iteti to ata* thH la no de’-l*a mt
at all. only a part Hun. and laa-nuw
Woodrow Wllaon I« »itch n mm the
dart« and slings of petty «rifare burr
fallen hartn'es-v ft m Ills nr • r and
thr mm of bla deni, .rm * dir ly d •)
penetrate» deeper and dr*|»*r Ihr rr
erare» of the country. These are tbr
fundamental rrnrona why I am f"t
’«'M »trow Ullaon
The nett r«n«*>n la that tie H the only
tnnn who ran win No mini with a In
ral tag ran ride Lie gale in thr i-otnltig
erial»
The current of rising demo*
racy la too strung mid deep to tie ill
verted Into alili, e gate» and »fagnnnt
poeta The people will md lw divert
rd
If thei cnri’t get the genrilne ar
fl. le that Wliauti «tunda for tbrv will
grasp at the ghndow In the form of
Theodor» fl.aiaete t
With the lh*tiu>
erette banner In the brinda of a rem
champion It will make little dlffrrrn' r
whether thr Iti-piitilh-an« nominati* thr
prugrraalre connferftlt Ro->»««alt or
thr genuine afandpat Taft
The buttle today ta for equn'lti
agnlnvt privilege n<d for party np tn«t
party, »r. tlon agnina! «e* lion or |»irtl
aan against partisan and the people
will follow only that tender whose
fare 1» «ri toward the citadel and not
on the retiring aklrtnlah line
The
man and the orcaalon have met The
opportunity of the (»rm.icratlr port'
consista In Its ability to recogtdae thr
fact
it
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Possibly About You
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Sul*«crit>e fur the Santiam New i.
MflDE-IN-LINN
EXPOSITION
feed oats fur sale: three grain oats.
L. Zeller, Thomas.
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Geo. I’. Wamwr i sited ov*-r Stu-Jay
with hi* ion W. II Warner at Albany
Prof. Arn >ld, principal of the Gr< n
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rcio Saturday,
Call on llibler A Gill l o.
shoes
Up to date line.
BASEBALL SUNDAY
Next Sunday afternoon April 14.
there will be a game of ball at the fair
ground» between Turner and Scio.
Music by baseball bat*!
Admission 25
cents, ki>l» under !0 free.
Chirofficiic
Kettiof to to He’i it
Ifnlll, IJ
itid 20 rii Sr.fflo'j!« Ir.'frjji n
"lUili ¡3 OrqM" Goods
for your
Hcsiah Trtillinger d* l Wedm -lay
morning very su.kienly of neart failure
at hta liome near Scio.
t’«d, E Hofer, rt-pri <cnlit!g the Port­
land
.Manuf«.' i iri-ra
A * xlation in
tin
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"Msd.-
in
Oregon
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campaign for
Quite a numt» r ftom here attended
the h<>rsc siiow at Stayton Saturday h.or.i iniiurt.- .-.I, was in Albany last
and report a goo I show and a fine time. wet-k ■ .suits-will. Mauagvr Stewart
to ' ■
: .in
L.r I :
Fcr sale Good s<ngle driving horse,
".Made in Linn county” exposition,
with buggy and harness; will sell st-pa
w.-.ich l* to bi- he ld at Albany April IS,
rate if d* irvd; price
r> ixma!>l«.
P.t and Jo
,M- ■ ling» are being iw»*l • I
K. 1». Myers.
over the state by the manufacturers
Charles Chikir of llrownaville, ean-li- for th»- ptirpuee of enlisting the fwoplr
dat> for llie republican nomination for tri a gem t • rnoirmvnt to give prefer-
rrpn dilative, was in Scio Tucsilay -in once in buying to goods and artu-lrs
thr tnti rests of his candidacy.
made in Oregon.
in cimni lion with
Try the News for fine job printing the niei-ting in thi» county the AM
Prici-s rca» .liable.
< ummrreial Club decided to hold an
N I M >tr>«on h**» mad» some * ib expoaition where all goeds and ■rtn-lrs
■tun'inl improvi rr.enta around his home made in I inn county can t>c ■how it.
the past w.-ek in the way of a new Their plan lias been warmly rmiorsed
by the |n.iiplv and it is ihiw assured
side* a|k.
A repn i’* ntativc of It. L folk A Co. that the large hall at the Armor)
was in town this week gathering data buil-lt.>g * ill ti* completely tilled by ex­
for their 19)3.14 Otegoti Washington hibits of made in Linn county goods.
Col Hofer »av» Lum i» the first county
directory
to «rrang« for thine meetings in such a
A coudn of It. T. Haley t.rrtvd In rt*
comprvhet atve way, but others are be­
from < ikiahoma a few days ago with
ginning to ask for information about
th<- intention of locating. He reports
it, and will uuloutitidl) follow our
that several more from his neighbor­
lead.
hood are coming to tin» vicinity soon.
The program arranged will in a gen­
l>. W. Itumbaugh, county fruit in eral way bo about as folio-*»
specter, wav in town yesterday a..d to
I hurwlav, April ISat I ill p.m -Open­
day looking after tlx-duties of his otli c ing uf Ex|.o«itioti.
and working up interest in a Scio ex - ;
Evening, B o'clock Atklreases by two
bibit for th« Albany apple fair this fall. ■peakers from the Manufacturers Asao-
John
»titcha has bought L E. elation of I'ortlai d on the «ubjeeta,
Ili-ync's
confectionery
rtorr. His "Existing Oregon liidu»tri«*a. ” and
many friends are glad to see him locate "New Induatri • for Linn County ”
in **clo. Mr. and Mr« Hi-yne cot.tern
Friday, April lit. 1 it) p. in—Conven­
plate returning to their former bon-e at tion of Fruit Growers and Vegetebla
Lebanon.
Gardener«, to be addressed by at least
Misa Ada F*ralt who was recently two of thr la st mf irnuil men on the
elected assistant principal uf the high North*! st Coast on tiu* «uecvsaful mar­
*. 1 .•*••! n -ip- «il - a’ur ‘ i. the w ,.ry i" t keting of our horticultural products.
Evening at 4 o'clock Addresses by
proving to be in the lu es she wished to
teach. She return«! to her home in prumim nt vducators on the »ubjict,
"Education and our Industries."
Albany Saturday afternoon.
Saturday eiening. H o’clock luulies
Mrs. Anna .-'immons write» the News
night. A'ldrcssi-a devote I to Oregon
from I iaho Falls as f-diows "Just a
Industrie« and the Hume.
line notifying you of the arrival of an­
At one of the evening meetings I.. I>.
other boy. born Ihursday, April 4. Wo
arc both doing as well a« can tic ex­ Mahons, Secretary of the State .Miner«
Association, will deliver an illustrated
pected. The weather is nice out here
lecture Ufion the development of the
at present. Farmer» arc getting busy
geological products of Oregon.
plowing."
Chiropraclis is based upon the princi­
ple* L 'I h.- nenes arv the life. 2, Dis­
piacerne nt of vertebreaa cause pressure
on nerve» 1, Pressure on nerve» cau««»
disease.
Chiropractic is a drugless system of
healing and ikic» not resemble hydro-
jmthy, hypnotism or magnetic healing.
Chiropractic is not oatrupathy, but
reacbeo diseases that ostco|>aihv can-
.- t reach
1
, If you have any of the following ail­
ments, such »• rheumatism, blatkler
tivubie, appoplexv,
llrights disease,
dropay, dy»uep»ia. emiasion«, female
.. -i
' i.■ j.,- »rt .¡I ••■».»•• hi »
lena, iiisottinia. inqaitency, jaundice,
kidney disease, lidigcstlon, gall stone»,
nmalipatinn diabete», ovarian disease,
palsy, paralysis, pleurisy, «cistica. St.
Vitus dance, liver di«ea>M-, urinary ih»
ea«e,
lumbago,
appendiciti», cured
without the u*e of knife. Examination
free.
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Dlt. C. S TltUltli, Scio, Ore
Noiict For Pomicinoli
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land (MJi -r at Portland, Ore.
March l*J. 1312
Noli. •• i* hereby given that Harsh A
Swagger, by t'harl«-* 11. McGinnis, her
attorney in fact, whusc poatofllce ad
drv-« it Portland, t'rrgon, did on the
fitti day of January 1.112, file in this of-
nee her appli- it .on. Serial No. u5£f, to
■elect un-!«-r the provisions of the Act
of Congress, approved July 1, 1O (;m
-tat .77, fi'Ji) M-j of «ej, sec !* tp K a,
r 4 e, lot M sec I tp 12 s, r 2 w, and lot
Io »ec 34 tp 12 s, r I w, Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all perrons claiming adverse­
ly th» lanis above described, or desir­
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to the applicant
shoukl file their affidavits of protest in
this office on of before the 10th day of
May 1912.
H. F Htuxr
Register
Stayton lashed cio to thr mast last
Sunday in a ball gam» played at th«
former ¡dace. The Scio bovs played
Potter & Co. arr putting up a I larg.*
ball up to the Mh inning when the score
sawmill
on the F llstnn place 1', miles
i
stood 2 to 0 in favor of Scio, but after
that a few things happened, and in th« Iwlow Mill < ity.
Mr. Horner who has been ill all win-
final roundup the tally stood Stayton 7,
ter is not expected to live.
Scm 2.
Mr. and Mrs. 'hephard, old time resi-
Tomorrow la Arbor day. After brief
exerrises at the school in the morning, dent« of Mill City, have returned here
class*» will be dismiss«! for the dav to live after an absence of several years
and a general cleanup uf the school in Eastern Oregon. They lived here 30
grouniia and park will lake place, after years ago.
which the students will continue the
Ilert ami Elda rurnidgii have a large
good work at their respective homes.
cuntract to deliver wood un the railroad
Mill City Items
West Scic Notes
i STORE WOMEN
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SHOULD VNECKIE
for shipment.
Royal Shaw ar.d Dr. Ransom are hav
Jesse Kistler has moved to Thomas. mg thousands of curd« of wood cut for
Mr. Gaa»ago moved in the house he va­ shipment.
Headmaster bhephard. with a large
cated and Mr. Froelich has moved in
Mr. Gassage's house.
crew of men and teams. Is busy improv­
An Easter party was held Sunday on ing our public highway.
It kei-ps two Rigging engines busy
Thomas creek by a number of ¡x-ople
from Munk er*, including thr Munkers bringing logs from the mountains to
school children and quite a few families Ithe mills.
from West Scio.
New houses are being built in town
Joe Quigley’s house is progressing all the time.
J as. Hawes recently return«! from a
Coin tn bla <R C.i Rtste- “The Wilwm quite rai'idly.
Roe
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hilllps
contemplate«
building
a
trip
to I'ortiand.
boom has developed n velocity that
T. II. Barnes is hi» okl self again.
make« Halley’« comet look as If it new barn on his place.
Mrs. John Shelton who hss iieen on This will be pleasing news to his many
were at» tiding «tilL**
the sick list is able to lie around again, friends in the county,
Their Quitting Time.
Mr. Hassett intends to «ell hit ranch
Several people in our neighborhood
Pome turn are aa lioiu-st an tbr day ia
long, but quit at attuilown.—Atlanta are setting incubators and going into an<! go into the stock business in some
Journal.
the chicken business in earnest.
fi
ly land.
A Leng 8i«ga.
M adeline .
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N ick
After a afrge of twenty-four year«
Turkey took Candía from Vrnk-e la
tre»
-We
A glance through th«- Hig Apparel
Store of Chamber« A McCwn«- at Al
bany to «ee the large »locks, the great
variety of styles »nd the wonderfully
large assortment« of beautiful Spring
and hummer wearing sppnr<-l fui
" omen, Mi»s<-*, Children ar<d I'al-.,-
No such beauty was ever displayed u
the styles right now. The women of
this vicinity should appreciate such a
store. No other locality ha» such an
opportunity to get un the train and at
a little expense, visit a store that offers
values, quality ami assortments
lurge
to chua-ae from. It rqual» the »tore! of
the largest cities and thr prlc.-» are
much lusa.
A woman can visit Chandler» A M-
Cune's store, buy her Suit. Coat, Hat,
lire»». Skirt, " aist, hhoc«. Underwear,
iloaisry. Glove«, Neckwear, etc . and
choose from a wonderfully large assort
mrnt and at any price you wish to pis
Oyer MX) Hals to ebcogo from, over
• me thousand Suits, Coats an,l Dn ....
in all the new styles, any color, any
price and any size for women and miss
es, large or small, from 31 to 50 l.uat
measure. Also a la*autiful showing of
liable» sod little girls dresses and coat»
in pretty new styles, nice matcriu , a'
any price you wish to psy. Thu Cut
Price I'icce G ih *1 s Dep’t. offers large
assortments and « saving of 2c to >r a
yard on Prints, Gingham» and Percale*.
Vialt this «tore while the stock* are the
IsrgeaL 1 ham la r* A Mcluic guaran
tee a saving or all your expense* paid
both ways.
SPRAY NOW
Get ready to spray for codlin ns-th
and use the following
Take two II m .
uf arsenal« of lead, place in one half
gallon of water and stir until thot
■Highly dissolved, then arid to thi* 4 h
gallon* of water, then a>ld. after stir
ring, 11 gallon* of lime six) sulphur
solution for scab.
I sc this mixture
when at least 90 or 95 per cert of the
petahi have fallen, ami do thorough
work, covering all of the blooms. If
this i* well done and all the fruit thor
oughlv «praveil again in al»>ut two
week* with the lame formula, till* wdl
control the rodlin moth, also the api-3
•csl.
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Fruit Inspector for Linn County.