The Santiam news., June 10, 1915, Image 4

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SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
C/ Pst«r Radford.
This country 1» suffering more from
tainted politics than fr< in any i’ll'«
malady at th« present time There i»
scarcely a campaign »p«««.h made, a
platform demand written or a m«.i
• urn enacted Into law that due» not
carry the tatut of personal Kuib of
som« politician or political (action
thereof
There 1» more blue sky In ram
palgn promises of many politii ian»
running tor «fill • than aas <v< r coo
tallied in the preapi • tie «» of '
t
»•t promoters of chimerical busih«»*
sch«m«-s Ther« »re more secret tn:
blnatlon» form'd bv politician» in th'
tutus of .My Country than » ere ever
formed under any and all other
alias. » There ar« mor« political re
bate» hidden tn the phraae 11« t «U
acted' than were ever conceal'd un
d«r any and all other do, uli <
The Inordinate thirst for [ itlcvl
power and unreatrahi'-d passion tor
mastery ha» caused more dlstr««-> in
tbl» nation than th< greed t r
and It ought to ti«i regulated by la*
No business combination «ver pur- «1
their competitors a» relentl« »sly or
Visited more hearties» cruelty Upon
their customer» than a political party
that seek» to make junk of an in
dustry, or crippl" a business for party
success, through tariff measure» po
lltlcal supervision and ofttlm«» d«
•tractive legislation
Many p-di’i" '•
platforms ar« as alluring to th« voter
aa th« »lory of the rainbow with it«
|x>t of gold and '.heir consummation
about as far fetched Self gzln Is th-
first law In politic» There are n
men In office today who. It they
• could not »hake plum» off the trc< of
American liberty or cut a melon taken
from I nd« Sam» commissary, would
have less desire to serve the public
The country Is surfeiting with pair!
ots. who will bare their breast to but
lets In defense of their country, h '
there ar«- tew m«n tn public Ilf.- who
will bare their breast to voters or run
th« gauntlet of party dl- favor In <b
frnae of agriculture or Industry No
r«'pres«ntatlve of the people, who will
permit personal prejudic« to <b throne
jus'Ire, purty sure »> to disfranchise
reason or the rancor of a política!
campaign to Influence judgment can
render capable service
Th« preservation of i our prosperiti
depend* U|wm wisdom, courag« and
honesty In government, and the Ann r
lean voter should acek th' ••« attrl
bute« a* Implicitly as the Wise Men
followed th« Star of l!«thl'heni and
they will often b« found to rest ovr
the »table, the plow or th<> »taff of
the Khepherd The surest euro for
tainted politics and machín« ruto la
fresh air and sunshine und th«»« Im
portanl elements ar« most abundant
upon the farm, and when farmer»,
banker» and merchant* are elected to
rn«mb rshlp tn legislative bodle*. much
of th« trouble in government will dl»'
appear
By Pet«r Radford.
Muth has 1« • Il said sial mor« writ
tru about the «ills of watered sit k In
big buainth» lonceriis and tho farm
«r» of tbl» nation believe that »very
dollar written into the life of any
business or(»nUallon, should l>« ubl«
to »ay I know that my Redeemer
livoth.'* but farming la the biggest
business on earth, and there la more
water in It» hnanclnl transaction than
that of any other industry Tbera la
as much water tn a farmer» note
drawing eight or ten per cent interest
when other line» of Industry secure
money for four or five per cent per
annum, a* ther» Is In a bustne»» pay­
ing a reasonable compensation upon
the face value of securities repfe
renting an Investment of only fifty
cents on the dollar. The only dif­
ference 1». the waler It In the Interest
rate In one Instance and In the secur-
Illes In the other
The promoter ofttlm«» take» chances
and hi» success Is contingent upon
the development of the property In­
volved but the usurer, a» a rule, take-
no chance» and hl» success cripple*
the property Involved There may be
Industries that cry louder but non«
that suffer more severely from finan
rial Immorality In both la* and Cus­
tom than that of agriculture
The farmer» of America today are
P«)'lng ! »I00.fio0.00o per annum in
usury on real eatate and chattel
loans, and tbl» Interval capitalized
at five per cent, represents |4.000, ihio ,
000 of I fictitious value» which the farm
cr Is paying Internet on Thl» aum of
money Is almost equal to the annual
value of crop» produced In the t'nited
State*.
Th« earning power of the farmers
note based upon his Interest rate very
nearly divides like» the earths sur
face—three-fourths water and on«
fourth land The largest body of wa
ter that floats upon the financial hern
Isphere now rc»ts upon the farms
and Its waves are dashing and Its
billows are rolling against » cvcq npll
WHERE
i-d aa th«
and a pros
ivc and * nllghtened
ilntìob la the surest
tlze'loB
> r
Tillamook Seashore
Resorts
TO
GO
Newport
Wonderful »ccn«ry, <i«*n*«*
forcata, enticing trout
stream», miles »rd miim
of glorious sandy ix-ach.
from all point» with long
limit. !>ady ami weak end
tram»
Ask for further parti- ular- and copv of 1 ■
"hea»h«sre Tillamook County
Vnh. d
tr al H<
axirrn.«
rtdM
tu of Indu»
touether the
■■ given th»
ie ft the r«p
piti*
Ibvir vh ar in
p aitivi bren
nt <rach ot ln-r over gulfs ol
ntlmondiK« c 1 if f. Federal
Indo
>n att* tn pt« tc
it will r> t<d< r the
brldr
publl e a dMiort rvlco.
Th e farm« r h.»* 1 • <n « Tire on th»
»ülrhini- c»<-. il at i labor fight
for n
Im ¡dentally turn
g tho iifam* of war and It 1»
Quite cmtifylDK to f nd them talking
with. Im’ d of àj b-iut. each Other
When hon.-it men » .. II« und look into
rR«h
t i-l » a.v • make»
th* irorld hotter at id tar more »alia
ry to th# farm« r V lio in the cud
r ’ th” hunh n of conflict than
rr»ol dtlun«, speoeb
< r pamphlet»
conta ining rharg« « and counter-
«*hap p
Tb* love far h ' «e makes the
w hal< «arid kb
I .• r»landing Is an
.irbit«-r far mure i ■ «rial than the
mund nted of govern •’.«■nt. for there I»
itO iít tborlty qu H p m < omma*’ding as
in he aril rorw< t^nc • . there is no de
crt " QttllC MO bifid / a» that of the
Sui»rf m Cuurt of ’
• n h< u .« »nd
«•riff enh k< **p th« P« ace quite so
Hiding.
Wr »upposr (h<
1 ■
comi wh.n ra;>:ul ■ .d labor will not ’
b<* o<*
■ I by the light
nlnjc Itaahos of ava r.'•■ or frightened
by t! < (hi • der pt ■ Is of dlscunteut
.. ! •
. f
But 1 nd* r»t- sdlhn
that ever he
out the olive
brune h to mm who want U> do right.
A m. u ' b Incom«* ta alv ay» a sacred
(hlnx for in It aro t
1 ;■« ambition
and < j pportonity of
If »nd fam
ily. but th* re In no ’.mg n a human !
heart «ruhe
dîrir
Justice and
1 In!- standing fa 111
. i.
glart
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
11OG WALLOW
The follo» mg are «aah pncei quote :
n Ihursday of each weck by
caler*:
■ heat. per bushel.................
tuta
lour, per sacK
Iran. p«r t-m .
...
'iddlmgs, per ton
nop, whvat. per tem.............
-op, oata. per ton
-irlev Chop
iutter, Hountry) ¡lerroll...
-a'», |«*r dox«n ....................
hickena, per pouml ............
IH ..'K BoTTS, R
ilnr Corrcsjxindent
• ««se, per |H>und ..................
<< opyrighted, 1915. Ge >rge Bingham)
urkey», per pound ..............
•ucka, per pound l’ckin
Th« Dcpity (’«•' Tabi« is already be­ Circulate I the report that the fish had
•ueka. Indiali Itunner
ginning h> «i.d-- »< bim-i lf for re < l<-c- atolen hl» bait.
ef, per pound, live weigbt
AN AGEIC LTl ,;AL COUNCIL 'ork, drc*acd ..........................
Iion next year
One day th - week Atlaa Peek dug up
’
ork,
live
welght.
.............
..
a wntch that had been buried for al­
By T N. Carver,
iHrvrtfd VntverHtJ .'eal, per pound. for »hipoing
moat ten year» A Hua waa in high
ho(w- • that it coniti be started again,
Tr city h.*s Its < ! imber of com
Bilious Attacks
but 1‘ock Hock» the blacksmith looked
m» ree or It» Board of Tr.ul«
Tb«
puri<nin of such at organisation I» ' When you have a bilious attack your
into it with h.» spyglass ami found that
io mu
no t-iisin«»» op- ; ver fails to perform it* functions
it hail got so far behind that ther waa
port un
! y und 1 rotr.ote
no hop«' of it ever catching up again.
on
become
constipated.
Ihe
food)
' ¡
indM 1
ont&rp rises which »
OU
eat
ferments
in
your
stomach
it.
lk>*-s any one know of a Ì
ibe cl ty
lb« < alf Kit» Neighborly««»1
r<»o4 and »utficlcbt i< on why ev it .id of digesting. This inflan.v the
1be i alf Ribs Seighborh'Msi is an im­
ery r ur'il neighbor 1 <-d ought not ; tixnach ami cause* naus- a vomiting
portant »ection lying several miles
i d a terrible heads'he. Take • han-
hate • sin.liar orga nizalkin?
to th« northwest of Hogwallow.
I he
In C '■many they a In-.idy have such • rlains tablets. They will tot' up
community is traversed by the Tich-
organi zatlons Th«> ar>- generally |
r liver, cleanout your stomach an-1
Poke Easley, who has in the past
cnll< t the land» ir . i- haftarath" or you will soon t e a» well as ever. They been unable to find a listener around vill< railroad and th« Mad Carrier with
111 the
agricultural council Rome studenti j •nly cost a quarter. Obtainable ev<ry- Hogw allow when ! ■ sets in to tell his Gs’ .ier creek not J»r »wav
I alf Rih* ncightMirhood tv-side such es­
Of th« problem of r ural organization ' w he rv.
troubles, is thinking of moving to Tick-
are »tronrb <>f the opinion that such
teemed citizens a* the Hur»« Doctor,
ville where there are more (leuplc.
an agricultural council 1» necessary
the Blind Man, the Tin Peddler, and al­
Miss Hazel Rogers of Portlat d
before niuib can b« don« for the bet
The Hog Ford preacher ha» had ibi- so the Widow.
taring of rural cr- in or the market­ s visiting Mrs Leta Rex this benches in the church whitewashed in
Farming is not carried on to any
lug of farm produce There 1» no
order that the public may be aide to great extent but nature has taken care
object, for example. tn having more week.
look at the back of a man's pant» ami to provide blackberry patches, persim­
capital In a farming neighborhood
tell whether or not he attended ■ hurch. mon trees, paw paw bushes and wild
uni««» the farmer» know without any
When in need of printing give
Yam Sim* is showing »ome new pic­ grape v ■:;.-». while ’possum», coon» and
gue»»-work ju»t how- to uae that cap!
tai »o a» to Incrcaie the [reduction he News office a call. First cias- ture» that he just had made at Tick- sabbits abound in seaSM. Flab in Gan­
Fnd the profit of tic dr farm* If all vorK and prices right. We make ville It is a very good resemblance of der creek are also plentiful although
the h - ding farmers of a neighbor­ t sjH'cialty of letter heada, en- Yam, but there Is a blur on his neck­ »«me little effort is required to catch
hood would lay their head» together
• elojM-H, statements, hill heade, tie. he having swallowed just as the them
and talk over the »ituation and study
camera went off.
One of the historical facta about the
th« opportunities for n. w investment. ■ale bills, business cards, ladit s
Miss Flutie Belcher heard »on e one Calf Ribs m-ighl-'-rhood is that Atlas
v
)■ -■ II. I- to make •ailing cards, and in fact cont-
disturbing her chicken roo»t last Thurs­ Peck came to th« cunclusn n to settle
ini-tai ■ than If • . work »ccivtly,
nercial printing of all kinds.
day night but she did not get up to go there but was so hard pressed by the
a» separate individual»
out and »< about it as shedi 1 not want '.fficers that he came on to llogwallow
Sidney Hock» t«y »«-e her with her hair w h« r«- hr join« d th« church and la now
CIVILIZATION 3
rolled up.
GRt ATEST TRAGEDY.
an esteemed citizen.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
The
Postmaster
has
warned
Cricket
lersigned guardian of Harriet Cool­
Extract from artu by W 1). la-wls
Hick« that th« Government 1» kicking Deafness Cannot Be Cured
president T i> T.if.-r» inion, op­ win. an inaane person. will, bur-uunt
Uw-si «ri........ .
..
u th.y raaaet
h
to the ordi r of the county court • r Li' n about hi« moling from one placa to an- by
th- 4 •■•>•! |> -r I loft ft! Ihr -a,
| i.
posing woman'» suffrage:
other
so
much
and
having
hi»
mail
for
­
vn-> oft. way Io , ar. <!.•'».•• ,n4 ' ’
County.
Oregon,
duly
made
and
enter'
<1
tVe are willing to
n in every ef
l>, < uneiluilon.l remedí«*
I-..'
ta.
< w
i l it w ill assist in the matter of the guaniianship of warded. They claim they I< hh - several eaua.*l **> *n inlamd r -,.-Ulloa
c<m» Untas
ih. Kswaehtan T-.Iw
Hi not e to drag h'-r down
The de- arid inaane pcr»on on the 28th day of cents on every letter written to Crick­ th>* tale. >a intl.tnea you hare a ran Wh -•
•
r
a ft.
o •
•cetit < t *om.<t.lKH <i 1» tlie most awful May. 1915, sell at private sale for ca-h et.
•nllrely r loar.t tkeatn.aa la -h. reau t ■ -i
tragedy In iTvIHrailon Aa »he »ink» in hand from and after the '¿«th day of
un
1-
SS
'he
Inrtan.ma'lon
«sa
h.
t*he
*wt
Miss Flutie Belcher ha» broken her
this lab* r. at.arrd to Ha normal r «<4».
•he may. like th« •tr ng aun. tint the June, 191S. th« following <Tescrit»ed real engagement to one of the llenstep an.l
II..U I. trl-s will t„- .l'S'ro.rd
•na»«
- »
horizon with th« raya of her depart
property belonging to the eatate of boys who lives in the Buzzard Knob which is noihlns wmi an mrt*m..l condition
Ina glcry She may '«nderly klas the
of Ih* n-wcoua aurtaeen
section
It
is
said
that
she
wa*
mar
­
•aid
inaane
person.
to-wit:
Wr will «le* On* llon.tr.4 tM'.ara for an«
mountain topa of her achievement
raa-
■* |w-*tn.*a
■* •--I io -aiarvh- th*«
Ixits No». 27 and 2S in Ransom's Ad rying him for hi* money and that be cannot
farewell; ah« may. Ilk« th« »Inking
ft. entwd a« Haifa t-atarrh t'ur*
•*»4
tor
elr«Mi*r»
tree
went
ami
spent
it
Saturday
night.
sun. altur* the populace with h«r dition to Mill t ity, Linn County, Or-
g 1 CMKXBV • CO. TaleSo. Ohio
»■■Id he ftrusslala t»e
heautv •« rhe dl»app> ar» for the night g >n. aa recorded in the original plat of
Fit Smith report* that while he wa»
Tas* Ila a r «nul» I'li.a for r.H>ati»«tlaw
but *h«n i a« at< : « downward, the a lid addition.
seining tn Gander creek a few days ago
aarth ui »» certain ir> tremble and
Said »ale to be made »object to con­ he
attacked by a very large ti»h
plunge Into ■ dxrkr« * as death la to firmation bv »aid county court.
Old on pera 5 cents a bundle at
It appears that Fit and thi» same fi-h
ti.ilow ide
Harry A. Goodwin, Guardian.
had »ornc previous trouble when Fit the News office.
GUARDIANS SAIE-