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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1915)
I Pa? ■< Mill SCIO, OUR PUBLIC FORUM FARMERS. -I j Company OREGON il to ■ dl at our « v ■■ lind i go<> i .. i,... ... ...i ... IL F RIFLE Y. On Relation of Railroad* and People. The Industrial leadera of thia na'ion as* talking to tbe public fa«*» ac* through columns of paper Th* tlm» was when if a corporation had anything to »ay to tb* people they •*nt a hlr.'l hand, whispered It through a lawyer or employed a lob bjlat to »«plain It to tbu l«-gl«)atur».__ ______ but ____ tb* ___ men who know and th» neo »b«> do ere now talking over the fenc« to the man wlio plows When th» leading bustnwst men of till» nation get * bar II Io th* »oil" with o.r lr t rill.:.ma. atrtfo and dlaacttaiotl will disappear. tor »h«n m< i........... Into ear h other's fgr •« and »mile there la a better «lay co tn In f Mr K P Ripley, preaident r»f the Banta >'• railroad, »hen asked to give hla view» in referent* to relation» ex fating between the railtoad and th» public »aid In patt "Frequently we hear »taternenta to the effrot «hat th«-»* relation« ar* ln> proving that the era of railroad ball ing haa |raaa*d and that public a, nil in. n< no* favors treating the ralin«»da fairly. Aa yet thia change in public »enihreni. If any an< b there be. 1» not effective In reaulta "It la true that In the l*gl»tMur«w of th» south*<-»tern alate» durpig th« l«a«t winter there were fewer tint*» »01 able and >in»*aaonlng la»» pa».- I than usual but a cnuaideratlon of tin» hoatile bills Introduced shows that there 1» »till reason tor mu« h d . ■ even though they »ere d*f>«at<-d by tnore or le»» of a majority "Moreover, the Idea that the rail road» have been harshly treated do« » not »e. nt to prevail In th«« oftl.-. a of th« »«ate railroad cotnmlasiona. which a««m to cherish a notion that their business la not to act a» an a bitrator laitweei th* rallnnds and the people but »hkh proceed on the theory that th» railroads are able to take «are of themselves and that their duty la to a< t aa attorney for the jieople, eien though In ao doing th*) deny Justice to the railroads it require» no argument to demonstrate that th» railroad» are entitled to Ju» ’ • • ■: 'ally with < liter cltl tnipayrrs That they have not re celled It and are not receiving It la perfectly auaceptlhl« of proof That the. have practically no re< uree in the court» has also been detei mined Th»« situation therefor* 1» that the people, through their representatives, muat elect whether the service«» of th* railroads shall be ade'piately r< «n penaated or not. and It requires no fortune teller «>r soothsayer to predict that In the long run th* service will tale the class that la ¡>ald for and no better The natural competition between th* railroads anti th* natural desire to perform first <-la»a service haa here tofore reanlted In giving th* public- niu«h more than it »a» willing to pay for. Continuation of thia will be tm- l-oasible and no laws, however drastic, can long accomplish th* lni|»OMib!*" "i cons di r Chamberlains cough retti r :y by far the beat n.vdt« ,uv in th* I market for cuiils anti croup' »ayi, - «» fltwrt HI«»«er, Lima, Ohio. Many others ar* of th« sum* opinion. Obtain* sole everywhere. PROCHASKA SCIO, O 7r CO. 8 J. J Kart*«*!», \\ . F . (»ill, A. I’-ilyira. J. I¡. tarn-., C. A. Warn*». i*. «ui. A. W an»«»» *«• war n MÀN AND BOY &. OREGON <5. «3i «43» P ig îrW.'J OREGON. Guipan! «Al th< Crown Distilleries Cc.r We <i«» * > > I <> *• 9 ii on . I bt uor business in t v.or1d enters (’ i.-’c-S'ort Invest iield |cn. 1st, 1916 and respect fully solicits venu Great Serials They '.r 1916 will' . I. J Iv.’Jl the ' , 1 t fading ; tronage. p o Bov woo p ■.< I \l ’ • Ml- :< a CU ■ <>.\s r on icfs IKHh, SAN FRANCISCO, CAI »nd «* V 3,0t)() Xmas 1urkeys a Laving geese, tur- ducks to .oil on th«» in market please notify ami we will quote you ■ . n an san.« an- es- I lor the th. «almas SC?) PRODIX E ( (). ( — i! r.'Dgr AM-k. * «»aát -t * O. A. C nw-• :l»iM« l ( , c <■ ... ,1^, w»u..u .sta ropr lllhllllllliPIIIIIIIIIIIIHliUlllUillitH s ' í HfS OUT wHb»2.Cvi « i »COMFANiO.l lu» l»iC and *« wi'J avtul MIG* t coyrAf^oNitem I raEkC. CALEbOAR f. v it ¡a tiic'.i v>U‘ i"-* ni rx and RUBAI I IH: COMI lit SCL> arhers * avo ■ if Bear Ibi» In Mind F -K m ., HAMME* Big Dance A dance will be given Satirdav evening, Die, 11, ut the Kiel, ardaon Gap T J Sand Z ( I'. J I all. Good mutile Will be |..r i isi.id and u good time is as sured to all. 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Then» nothing that will give A Ft Mitt .»I Agf»- lilttRl I.«»»«'»* to M S ' •»hell *< m*v in AU mb I W •• A «*< ou rii y moie pLaaurt* for so the Friualld lltyuwi bl»M •ng a an « for so little money ksauter« tn FBl’ir FAKM srotK ItAlMNO |M»Wi mink i the mi fa.H:<*s wie send.our |M»< I.THV k Alfvis». <«AHl»k MNG. C imi IN*. »«<>• AM r»». IMHIK db criiM'.-s. Are you getting Nl It41 MG RI MSH*« MOAll hl H fist! KIMM RM'tl »F FMIMt. Ml MAI in << tm t »¡r». ? If not. write ' t>M i A Nil A HO Ns MAMk) TING <«»« *•■• W'lh-ta’ ruth.« r tele,».ione ns. You can get ChHt«'wp»»Ns1rnv*r F-Bprn in Mu*h KrUu<*ril t^lllutHt t»tr» de News .md four magazines Mrs E Weddle, one of Stay ton’s oidest and most respected iisidents, and mother of J N i Team of good si> jr.d mules for Weddle of Scio, died at her homo in Stajton Tuesday evening, Rale. 5 i aid »> i<an. old; weight November 23. and was buried n 1,000 :,nd 1.100; pi ce $250.-1 the Stay ton cemetery ia.st F'.i- Elmo S ima, Srio. ’ •*>. Spices, mid in needed »,- ¡,. t «w w... i,. Ts- C« i»«» (»« 1» j«. 0»»r Ag- '•'lard Cahsgs. la»»*i >»• llw U I to f If you ve , work to du, wear i Tow«-.'"s Fish Brand "hi V)u Should t «c Ll-nmberlnln'a Reflex Slic' Voui;h «’c-ncd.v Delbert Long and Clyde Wann B«-C».U1* it haa an . •tatlo bed reputa were out taking a ride in a ca tot* lion won hi jt< l4j v, or .». above the dam Tuesday even ng Because it ¡» m<«t c»t •*«•*»! by thus« when th«*y lost control of the V h»< hale UM d it fur n *» >’ »car*, aa < «'canioi> rcjuired, and are aiquint- I oat which shot over the dam c«l with ltd goal quabtw* nrd u|>g»»t in the pool be'-tw. ®ecauae t ■» ard re! *« x «■» a coki Nothing more aerious resiJteii and aid» nature in restoring 1 h» »ystrm than a ducking for the boy a to a h«althy . «»r.dition. p um or which th»\v did not m-era ----- 1 to ! Because it does not contain < any other narcotic properly appreciate, They will Because it is within th* reach . if all. probably take along an anchor ¡t only costa a quarter Obtai labi» next time. e'erj w here. Ollie: I (juifcct itiiiery, Ice (’hniii, Tobacco and Cigars SsiMactKMl Coarsnt»».: ."#r J/jv Aw W AJ.TOWTRC M IMMTCI Pest ( ’ai ds a Specialty 'ÇOV FT?'“ > SCIO, OREGON $ $ $ $
