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L W. CHAKI.ES
Entered al th«* ¡»i»'ofn<*o at Scio, Or« .
a* M-ron I ctar* moil matter.
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known on
la the Supreme Court of Public Opinion
rREEOReGON 0E ivs- S* (STATE) W. (WIDE) PROHIBITION
H5 K¥! Kfie YOL’R CM! STOP ,N FGi’HM
YOUR *1 118« RIFTION EXPIRES
on the date ata.nt“'»! in th«* ■pare Iw-
luw
Io tho «• who pay promptly in
advaiicr the eul<«eription price i* SI.26
;»'ry<ar. Th» pr «• i« f! '0 if p hi
al end “( y«>ar. Ih<- papvr 1» not a. nt
to autwcribcra who ur«* more than on«-
year in arrrar».
’<• irly demonstrate the fact that the Theory of State-
Murallv ami Legally Impossible, the i* tie. after
:: rt. ha*, been render««1 nearly Human in the character of S.
' t
ho is made a defendant before the voters of Oregon.
It i th« mu.ere I p <|« c of the Prosecutor of S. W. Prohibition that
tl
glea <LR
have Idicved tn him in Eavtern State* and know hi* rcc-
-.* - a
< r i, -. I refrain li<<tn demonstration* during the course of the trial and
tin.
Although *<io i* among th«* ohle*t
tl . t in. v- kne« I k r«-*.»rte«l to by those who have put their faith in
t .wi n in the Mato an I hiw had op; or
hi'ii in Orc.;<»n and who may become indignant when the evidence
tunttiea to l ave kng agj» le n one of
against him is introduced.
The Pro <-cuti.<n desires to make an open statement to the effect
tlie principal c.t.«« in the valley, yet
«he ha« fai!< d ihua far to ;;nu»p the «¡>*
porlunitlet
If« red sn ! baa nl<*« < x
that all sympathy and rcs|»cct is entertained for those who have Ixen
n»ighl"iring town» with I«*»« than half
■aipj ■ rtcr ui SAV Prohibition prior to hi» arrest and for those who
her natural «•tvan'a»;«» and rraourcev
havi I* -n at his ide in the preliminary arraignment.
t<> «arp-•« her In butULtg an1 improv-
ti
lw.!<!• this
i<\ m 'u ry wn that count« toward
V.
Pt lol lion i
th«* building of cilira.
The Prosecu-
uii|.athy and respect a* it is freely admitted that S.
a very clever man.
The trial of S. W. Prohibition i* a prosecution against the theory
Lu;, «» atated in our la»t week»' is-
•ue, Scio being kreatrd in one of th«
of the proposed stat« wi«lc amendment and is not an attack against the
richeat agricultural, timber ard mineral
sup|>orters of the theory whose motives arc no doubt above reproach.
■•ctiona of the I’aciAc coast, «'.irround-
OPENING STATEMENT
cl with every natural advantage ai.d
wit i only a «mail p« r c« nt of her rv-
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury:
aourcra developed at prraent, the writ
'Hie Defendant, S. W. Prohibitum has been placed on trial on the
er believe« that many of the new enter
complaint of 1400 Oregon Hop Farmers who arraign him on the fol
lowing charges;
prise» aid improvements
which are
coming toovreit«* are only deter min« d
■ er a low arl ma) ing the town Letter
ltd fully dr vekiping the rich rcaourc«»
tributary to Self.
Scio hao
a»
m .
khih * k « mm 1
of inoculating her citizens tet/A the
Germs of Hysteria.
Offering for acceptance in Ore
gon broken theories rejected by 15
Pastern Slates where defendant
teas ordered "out" after years of
bitter experience.
Attempting to Rob Independent
Communities of Oregon of their
Rights of Self Government.
Attempting to Kill the Hop In
dustry of Oregon.
You have heard the charges and
now I w ill take than up one by one
and introduce evidence showing
conclusively that the allegations
made in this complaint are true.
(At this jxiint S. \V. I*rohibhion
through his attorney submitted a
motion praying for a change of
venue to a court in the State of
Kansas.
JL'DGE WISDOM — Inasmuch
as this I* a question to lie decided by
the people of Oregon motion is
denied,
(S W. Prohibition through his
attorney then beseechcd the Court
that adjournment be taken until
after Novemlier the Third.)
Motion Denied.
Court adjourned for the «lay.
Intemperance.
Obtaining Recognition Under Raise Pretenses.
X B—- Tin* trial will
Bringing in/.' the State of Oregon Paid Agitators for the purpose from day to day.
EXTRACTS
S. W. Prohibition last night said
"The Longer 1 stay in Oregon the
more homesick I become fur Kan
sas.
S. W, Prohibition in an interview
stated that lie had met a number of
Kansans in Oregon but lie later ad
mitted that he had never met an
Oregonian in his favorite state.
Judge Wisdom notified S. W.
Prohibition that he would hold him
strictly to facts and would jiermit
no assumptions on the ground of
"beliefs” "prophecies" or "prom-
•
A close friend of S W. Prohibi
tion skid enthusiastically, "Yes.
Kansas is certainly a gtand state to
come FROM.
One of the Jurors caused Judge
Wisdom to smile when he stated
that the l*iitnn l a-tern States wire
wise when they tried S. W. Prohi
bition and convicted him but that
Oregon was WISER as she was
trying him BEFORE welcoming
him and not Al l ERWARDS.
A twitter of laughter rippled
around the Court room when S. W.
Prohibition infonnetl the Court
that in* v ’ ’ much rather have Ins
•ase tried m Kansas.
A young lady who gave her name
as Miss Peruna inquired at the
proceed Court ll.iu-r after the trial as to
where she < uld find the defendant.
IsxMiU ra, n« well
in«- ■> If-«tvl««l luHiatvni, who luwst
for then «?!«<-. an.I their
inter
est«, and knock everybody who cannot
• {i«*e with everything they advocate,
but «very c mmumfy-ia burdened with
thi» latt«*r e!a«a to n certain extent.
However, the main l«lea ia f«»r the
pa»«p!« to tai«l »boulder to shoulder in
pulling
(rt
. nt.-i|ri»ea ai.d improK*
Dtent« which th< town really n«*e«l», re-
g anile»» of whether you like the way
your neighbor part« hi» hair or the cut
of bi» whisker», and all booil for a
great« r Scio.
XV bat Would sou Ik»?
Ther« are many time* when one man
qtliHion« another« action» and mo
tive». Ven act difYcreiitly under dif
ferent circuit.»lane«». The «¡ue»ti«>n ia.
what would you do right now if you
bail a »were cold? CouLI you do better
than to take Chamberlain« cough rem-
elv? It ia highly recommend«d by peo
ple who have uaed it for years and
know ita value Mr»O E Sai gent, Peru,
1ml, My», "fhamberhina cough rem
edy U Worth ita Weight in gold ard I
lake pleasure in recommending it.”
Eor »ale by all dealer».
Wm Rice of Fort R ock , Ijtke
county, and two small children
arrived here Friday with the
view of locating in this vicinity,
while .Mrs Rice and the other
children nre at Salem until a
home is found. As he was un
able to find anything around Scio
to suit him. he is moving his
goods to S Philippi’s place near
Kingston wh«re he has a contract
of hauling tiOO cords of wood.
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ParaiI» kt , W. E. ()|||,
'»■«MKTtar, C. A. Warner
J. J.Rarn«*», W. F. Gill,
». A. Bilyeu, J.K.Barn-w,
C. A. Warner.
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and
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Succesor to Thos. Large
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Geweral Cu»«„m Mltllna Bu«l««««.
Fleur »nd
Kaahangad
Bualneae
and
Eqqs, Poultrij, Dre.sscd Meats, Etc.
A. J. Shelton
TO
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SCIO, OREGON
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Will
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this week visiting relatives.
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