The Santiam news., October 29, 1914, Image 6

Where Do I hey Get
The Money?
I Vote to Save Industrial Oregon
All polities! <anit under thia
heading are paid advertisements
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to own and *<dd to ;
-bant, lhe wh<d<
ir them A retail trie.
Democratic Candidate For Sher­
the |x-tai<«<»
if It
iff of Linn County
I» charged hon t
thv
the retailer ps?<l the far r?rr’i Mk. wan t ( Strict Enforcement of the Imw
redit to the whole Miler oi lie Th
Without Fear or Favor
r< t*idler ’*»ld them It* 4 re« i^ur^nt man
(hr rr*(JHiirani nun paviiu Efficiency and Economy in Offict
thr iTfintr re*- <**’kr<J. Ihr 15« j
V« h» 4e»l<er'< |*r<rth, a»nd üte 11 ' ’ir«-'-'
10 the retailer The tanker came in
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for dinner and the rtstaurr.'l! m..
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■ • f- rn -.1.• • 1 < ’■ ■ ■
11 i; ihe liankrr wli.it the p- t.iti-es «• t
Democratic Nominee for
him and a little proiit. » > the tanker
REPRESENTATIVE IN CON­
was stm k for the whole thing, the JV i
GRESS
to the farmer, IF ••• the wholt-aler
35< to the ret. ilcr and the rett.-iiirat i
FIRST DISTRICT
n -in’s I'toiit
I'.i't the banker was a 1 favor the Umidì ;r of a Merchant
shrewd g.iy. and when the ck thiiiy Marine «spiai to that of any Nation m
man came m t< > : a lorn 1>< i p.m I the world, and if elected will vork
tb.s mc.il in with other expense» an I with that i-nd in v;«*w.
charged it up to luni in inter<«i
y -n «<« the clothier had to pay the ?• <
to llii farmer. IS«’ to the wholc.al- r
J5c t<> the retailer, the rcv.a.uant
run’s profit and lhe latikcr'« profit
as well A few J. y« later the farmer
Every citizen of Ore
I
got his pants caught i*n a barbed wire
prosper. The «* m> os.in ifir.net d ,
fence «nd tore them from ear to car
shun Oregon. This tn -ati t no w rk •
•Who pxirl for the potvtoes*
"l he farrier, np< n rcnli/mg the pr>
with and therefore noth'ng to pi - or t
dirament he was in. went to the cl<-tl
bill«
do not concern him.
ii r and when informed the price tif a
new | sir i f pants found that in add
Before you go into the booth u VO
tion to flic original not. rent, cl.-1-
neighbor# about them.
Iur< taxes wiitrt, light and a thoman '
Oregon i i rich in nat ’•i' r->-> :»•
other thing«, was the interest on t!ir |
note to the bank am! he was compell
above everythi* -«
;
to
to pay the banker's profit and fur
GOOD
WAGES.
PLENTY
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W0
dinner, w hi?h included the ri ttaur
man’« profit, the retailer'» 35c.
Thia ia not a i ol.ii a cjut -
whole-aler'« 15c. and Ins ow n SDe,
of you.
he put in another acre that he might
Give Progrer- »nd Good Tit..
lr ah'- to feed them all
It In» been suggested th il the fa-i-
OREGON
COL !V ~.C
ers have no light to I ntt in to •
city affair» and try to tell us what to
Paid Advertisement
12 R ¥cor- t «.
do Well, if they haven't, who in thi I
v Id hi»’ Don’t they ftirni-h thre
Democratic Nominee
fourths rd the inonev lo build th,
town* Don't they pay for ne.
ill
of the improvement» ’ Don't they tv •
lotted Up Uii-4. *»y tem
( r tile fine home and fine ■ lot!"
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"Lhamberla
n‘s tableU have dtmc
For Linn County
l!ia’ the city p ■ ph have? Now. !
I
ever
dact'i
h-jw
than
more
for
me
PLATFORM:
ran j. »t im.igi-
hearing «<me smar*
for,“ writirf Mr* Esther ?!»■ i rt -r,
t-trict xttenlhin to all county busi­
gin • siy... -hit a lie* The city pc->i>',
“I u«cil »»ver al
Spencerport,
Y.
pay tlm farmer» for their pri«luct an 1 ness Only matured recommendation«
bottle* of th<-*« table t* a few u • .!!'•
that i* what keep» them, they w- ,iti - to tie delivered on all tcehtiieal matters
ago. they not only cured me of ¡- li .u»
siarve if it wa» not for the pc< iplr in affecting county improvements. Road
attack», rick heailacbea und tta. t;
town
SAY. WIII-RF. DO Tri‘ viewing to t>e regarded as a rerioua
out feeling, but toned up my * hole
CITY I'FOPLI. GET THE MON' \ eoncern, vitally affecting the best in­
den Ivi a.
W'TIt Wllirtt Ttft-y p.p-y THE terests of the community.
1 promise •y»lvm. ' ' For »ale by ail
that the office of the county surveyor
FARMERS' PRODUCT?
’ -hall Iw kefit .......
o|M-n V..
on all working days
o
Too much trouble to go to
and the rtrvrxb acccMible to public in-
1 »pretton. The rvcoria themaelve« kept church and get dinner t in­ nan L*
SANTI AM FARM TOf ICS
up to to date. All call« from private day? Get Sunday dinner at tile
parties will lx> answered promptly and Scio Hotel.
Miller Curl, ill old timer of tho M»C reaulta furnished clients in the shortest
tiern. : f!«»W \ Kiting ohi iHv nd* and time consistent with good work.
relativ t, I.
Bring your fresh v«- ■ al>l< .« to
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
The K«M*d ntitfbl>nr a v<»hiiHrcre«l I tirsduate Engineer in Civil and Min- the Scio Hotel.
and hauled up to William Smith torre ng. Two years in Government service,
ten cords «if nice wrvod, o« Hilly IA Ìli I three jears in County and Municipal
very poor health
Farmer« attention! I am
work Two years in Mineral Land
Ed Schoel
VOTE “NO” 329 AND “NO” 331
The very life <»f the future mmnifautiiring* and indus-
trial progres* of ()reg<ni h’liges upon the defeat of the
so-called ‘‘Wr.tur Fronl bills, t » lie voted on Tuesday,
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November 3rd.
So eiinninjrh mid udr ritlv
me these bills worded
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there i> grave d.-u r r tl t
iny p- p’e will be deceived.
If these mens11!(••■» '
i <* l;.ws the result will be
that the State v il’ 1.
ti'le Hi tile tidelands mid sul)-
merircd lands .and wiii L • ir<diihi'< d from selling* any of
these lands. Tin » < u ■: !v
• leased for docKs. No rr
meries or other plants re­
more ship yards, ;*.w a iI! •».
<1 u¡ring access to <b i p > a r--n• ' a ing but docks, docks,
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docks.
rwier, b tsiness man or woman, wants to
(p)
Justice to All
Frederick Hollister
Walter M.
Eaton 45
thrott’u pro re.*» at the gate. Investors will
je eur/ic -, nothing to pay the store-keeper
irriter or pro] jeer. L *t no one thin e these
' d “.31 car-fully.
Talk to your
!
»mi?nt. What the state needs
¡•ii ari't u *v -lop its rest) trees, That means
¡■'¡is tnd GUJD TIMES,
CUI
rn only the prosperity of Oregon and
s
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. ! f . voting “NO” '129 and ‘•NO” 331.
;• RCTt: JTIVE
ASSOCIATION
r>'.. r<.-t aid. Otoyon
I
County Surceiior
lay dinner«
For Sale A $1.200 thrt -thing
machine and 12 horse lower
g soline engine with wood cut-
i;: g attachment. Almost new;
price
$’00. at Trappist Monas­
at the
tery, Jordan.
KEEPS YOUR HOME
>
L// ÿ 7 CLEAN
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Mrs < lar.i Griffin, who ha» beer ■‘urvevmg and road building in Lane
quite ill with nermu» prostration, is ■ ounty. Oregon. Two years in general
how on the mend 3» «he is now aide urveying in I inn County as member
f the firm of Penland & baton, Con-
to sit up part of the day
ullting Engineers, Albany, Oregon.
Mr C. Games has sent to the Salem j
tile factory for some th<>u»im! feet of j
six inch and It’D feet <»f thrcc-ineh i
tiling, and is now hauling with hi*
If you believe in lower taxes, the
teams
epeal of the law providing for the
Frank Smith and wife <>f Aberdeen,
rvs. it method of tax lollectir.g ;i
’Vash . «4« d wn and
ent the night «crm.ineiu constitutional registration
Thursday with his
Witba >’
iw and m<«re conum n »cn*c an-l less
Smith, ami called on G I Sutherland
e«l tap.- in legislative matters, v -u
i-’riday for a long talk • >n Farmer
or Charles Childs for ReprescnVtiivi-.
Union org miration
As a member of the last h<>u»< Mi
Mr. Kalina has his new ho<t«r cone
hilds voted against extravagant ap­
patted which i nice and help* the propriation bills amt against raising
I ok« of hi« fine farm
he «al-.iies of public officials
He introduced and was successful in
S 55 Gaines and wife drove ove
lo Albany M-mlay afternoon to visii >a»»ing a hill fixing a standard for
ondeiised milk which enables »muller
with Mrs Rebecca Morri», a sister <
• -ndeiisories to compete with larger
Mrs Gain« «, returning ho-ne Tuesday
uncern*. The Scio condensed mill
iiflcnpmr
They found Albany very
lant was shut down at the tune th«
much interc»t<d in the election
.iw
was passed but ha« been running
PIE EATER.
ver since.
Mr Child« has made a go.«I record
U hat Mould inu Do?
¡nd slioubl he re elected
There are many times w h«-n one man
Vote fid X Charles Child«
questions another* artions and mo­
tives. Men act differently under llit-
Bargain day subscriptions for
fefvnt circumstances. The question is,
what would you do right now if you the Evening Telegram taken at
had a severe cold? Could you do better this office, until Dee 31, $3.50.
than to take Chamberlains cough rem-
•■dv? It i* highly rveommendid by peo­
ple who have used it for years and
know its value MraO ESargent. Peru.
Ind. says, "Chamberlains cough rem­
Live Stock AuctiolieiTH
edy is worth its weight in gold and I
Write for dates mid tenni«
take pleasure in recommending it.“
For sale b;. all dealers.
Both Phones
Albany, Ore
handling the sutmc hiv’h grtup
farm machinery and hav< n
added the famous line of Olive
plows. N 1 Morrison.
CHARLES CHILDS
Sudtell Bros.
It Always Does the Wik
’•I like Cha nberlains cn■ i,; run.
hattar than any other,“ writes K 1
Roberta, Homer City, I’a
"I have
taken it off and on for years and it h
never failed to gtvv the desired re
suits,*' For srle by all dealers.
ÇBunl&y
i Pneumatic Sweeper
Sw. ft iy-Swecp ing, I
-Running DUNTLEY Sweeper
• du -, and at the same time picks up
’ i RA I ION
It. ease
k quit kly finished
It reaches
1 the n
I
, ar.d eliminates the necessity
of m •, f f .
I.f
all heavy furniture.
The Gr.-i
‘ .- .*> •• r of the fhtme—Evtry home, large or
tnuli <.u
l fro ii Uro in drudgery and protection from
the
of Hying dust
Dun tlev '»
>n. r of Pneumatic Sueepere—
:..»n S- i- r and
Hu th
rcnolii v
V.
. O. rraird and absolutely guar-
■nt ml in .40 ir ■ a Vacuir»” Cleaner, why not give
th* ".Ji ntUty
_ *’ a trial in your home at our eapente*
iw .-otlav lue lu:i jurticviwv
& C Mi’ANY
t, Pcrllund, Or.
Try our hot tomale«,
oysters in any style, anil ire.
crabs at Sticha's.
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Second (¡rnwth Lninbt-r calimi in stock, $“<><> a per M.
Houser-Ba llantyne Mill Co