The Santiam news., November 18, 1915, Image 2

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PUBI I8HED EVERY THURSDAY BY
L W. CHARLES
U it.LI AM ft. ROFLF.
Oo th« I trr'oyaient t,f tier Im ploy er
The et.ijdoy meat
of the rtut'loyer 1»
as ««cutwl-claae mail matter.
a {.have of the la
injr probl« tn not BO
Hii'TT« > n it a re;-«
well rxph»H««d at
tk* emptoyaimt of
One year in advance ... .
th« ft. .1 wo. bat
On« year, at end of year..
la equally a* Im
Si* month« In advance ...
port ant to the proa-
1 hre* month« in advance
pertty of the <ouo
try The employer
Advertising rate« tnade known
w«b net er known
to go on a strike
application.
m.r to ask for a
reduction tn jours ^>'1 the trend of
out legislature* has been to discourage
bis «. il»itie«
Mr
Wm
Hproul*.
lr««.d«nt of the Hentbern l*aclfic
Company. arb«-n oaksd to discus* etn-
ph "ent fix iv th« «’andpoint of the
>tnplo>«r. aatd In part*.
A’lu BON I MAKE ÌBUR eHLTSWiWFIUhr,
• It la th«- hi.bn of th«> lime to apeak
of unctnployu.ettl tta If It related
only to ti -
»ho wrrk for a apecinc
With the citv election only a hourly or daily, weakly or monthly,
little over two weeks away, ami tin li i* thought of chiefly a* re
a new charter to be voted on. latinr ' th- engaged In tb<- tumbler
d'jflea nt Ilf*. Th» facta run quit« to
everybody is laying mighty low. Hie contrary It 1« th«- employer who
Where are all our Clays and 1«. Aral out of employment A* a
natural »«-qut n«'«’ he 1« followed by
Wibsters?
the ampin« . who nett fimt* blmaelf
out of work. I'nemployment begins
One day of regt in »wen is nli only when the *mploy«r blmaelf be­
very w <11, «•*! ‘(inily if the p<*r- gin* to tie unemployed When the
employer 1« prosjeroua and hla en«r-
non doing the r« sting is allowed gi'*a are profitably employed. 'Tn
to rest in his or her own w ¡v. pb e< « hare abui 'lanl entph .«n.enl
But cortipulaory rest on Sund:;v and they also proapbr liut why Is
il:ia period of unemployment? It la
or arbitrary closing «>f son- be* aun- all I-. Hi' »« I* b wlldarcd and
businesses and the opening of uncertain It do«-» not know whither
It may pmc. • d In »etety
It doea not
uti • rs on Sunday i.« not
know with vhat anarea 111 path tray
right. Oregon City Courier.
t>e laid
Thin condition began with
tran»p.irtall< n
. I now extenda to al)
bunti«’««
The gie.itmat trouhl* with
The A. s alant Postmaster n» thia country today la that every bual-
Winnetka, Illinois was removt • nraa which baa been develop'd by (he
of the American people ha*
from office because he crit c z -! genlii*
tx-iuiii« the object of unforeseen at
the President's
forthcoming tack from «ome quarter or feela Iba
r of attack. Our lawa,
marriage, saying that Mx Wil >•> tht< il or d
ought to wait a year nt leant which formerly wer«« precise and def­
inite. have blanketed buaiiic*« with
The Neus has interviewed th»* loo»« gcnersliilt» railed Crimea, which
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the m«n who dre«1 th«1 lawn and the
meu who Interpret tt ■>« law« cannot
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themaclvea define wish any prt-ctaion.
of
th«
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nrv ail heartily in favor
Keen whrli they •bdenver to expound
marriage.
th < r lawa th « tn.«. « tl.em more op
«cure and tnor« mystifying than be
fore
’■There 1« oolblng mor« d.aireatlng
Ax''at:
1 a> ;■ •
started
to an employer of labor than to turn
hi re tn have shelter sheds built away good Ilo il w ho d Ite to do go«'d
f ir the farmer’s horses which work, but untll all wake up to thè
fart that unica* thè « mpioyer la
lav- to stand out in tie <>
pr«>*p«rroua
cinployee I* falllng In
►airs for hours nt a stretch when prosperity, thè
we wUl bave Ulti* un-
'h
com** to town on bu->•$«■ \ pruvcrnciit. U'nen we bave Icarnvd
the le««on that in thia nation we are
It las b1 en learned that th«1 Sc1
simply a li.g Ind .trial family. In
Md’in«« C'>. will •'indly allow the
which we all prosper tog-thi r or we
<>re <>f fl eir gn ends uijo.nini' do not prosper at all. we will then
t «■ m il for t* ptirjiose of b Hid­ iwve promise of relief from the mla-
ing th« -' sh« «is. and the onlv uu'.erataiiduiy* and «ajolemeats which
ln. rc.i e utieintde« ii etit and destroy
logical way to get results is to the comfort and the prosperity of the
circulate a nubs» ription papei average man
"I urge r lief front th«1 tad*, fancies
for the purpose of raising funds an<>
i«n « which have tilled ou» streets
foi tl«e mat' rial rd work. Thi- with ui.< i.-ipioy m.-ut ..nd put away the
is a movement that would beer dinner pail of the working man empty
Upon th«« aht If In the Impoverished
fit every business hou-e in Sei. home I urge the restoration of con­
fidence In I In- fact that American men
an<i at the same time be a boon of
busiiK-hi are the ixx-r» of any In
to the farmers and their faithful the world. I urge that th« American
workingman cannot le prosperous un-
animals. The News would
lea* the American men of business
pleased to hear some out» ide cX pr.»|H r I urge that prosperity can
<ime to u» only with the full <ilnn«r
presston on the subject.
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Mi lly. I urge that the public
Interest In tran*i nation la that II
nh.ill be pi«.-; reus In order that It
On Friday. November 26. at 1 may le a su< «-- <*ful and rn«-rgetl«
II. : butilici«
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p tn there will be a mas.1« meeting aid tn nil th««
to serve
Enter*«! al th«- poatoffire at Scio, Ore.,
of the tax payers of Linn county
at the Albany Court IL use. The
meeting is called for the purpose
of considering the terribly in-
< rvnaed tux buideii of the pas?
few years and to see what can
I e done toward reducing it for
i ext year. Robert E Smith of
R om I urg, the secretary of the
Mate Tax Association, will ad­
ores» the meeting
Mr Smith is
i.n interesting and able talker
and probably knows more nbout
taxes than any other man in the
state. He has discovered some
startling discrepancies in public
< xpenditures and talks straight
from the shoulder. Tax payers
from ai! perts of the county will
I h * present and a large and in-
terrsting meeting is assured.
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Cream Bought
(Ghf Snntiam Mcu.s
SA.XTlAM
We are now buying for the
Lebanon Creamery Co. Highest
market price paid for cream de­
livered at our »ton- in Scio.
Scio Feed Co.
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Trespass notices for «aie at
the News office.
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Dsgartmsnt of the letaeior
I'. S. Land Other *t
I’ortland. Oregon, *«j>temt»»r 27. 1SI*«
Nolic* la hereby given that John B
Ericaun. aaaignea of John Kingaton,
Admimatralor of the relate of Pani«l
Cronin. l>«c'«l., whose poMotfice ad-,
dress i* U ashougal. Washingtot-.. d I
on th* 37th day of September. ISIS, '
file tn this office hi* application. Serial
No. tU.r«st5, to enter uiwlcr the provis.. »
of ««eetiona ¡Ciw> and 2MF7, tfrviec«!1
Statute* of th«
United State of
America, thr a e } of a e j, sec 19 ami
the a w 1 of n w 4 are. », T 11 8. R 4
E, Willamette Meridian.
Any ami ail persona claiming adverse-
iy th«- lamia above describcti. or doair-
ing to object becauar of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the dtapoaa) to the applicant,
'inukt file their affidavits of pr»t«-*t in
this office on or before the 2Oth <tay of
November, 1915.
N. Campbell, Register.
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