The Santiam news., September 07, 1916, Image 2

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WILSON'S POLICIES BLOWN Ur
Chart «Ml Evans llu<he« did bar» eg-
plosive« with him «hen hl» mat- r rar
; »«i searched by a Canadian «»Idler,
but they were under lhe candidate'»
bat.
Mr. Hugh«-« «III >yt them off
on hl» Western tour and ««nr of Mr.
: Wilson’» |a>ll«'lr« will be blown up,—
New York Mun.
We ar<» in the nuln-t for ¡ rae-
tie illy a: ythinir y >u have to m »!I,
I aving a«; H>»z«'l»\- <1 cream t»"a-
tion working in c »njnnction witft
um in ti e same building.
Bring us your eggs, j lultrv,
hides, veal, dre • I |M>rk. cas­
cara bark. ( H I ’.\ XI etc.
Our Bnsclwood r« j r<- « r.tative,
Mr 0 K Turinr, who came here
fivm .Nortn Y’.mhill, having
many mtietod patron». who re­
gretted his lea ¡tur them, han
charge of tn«1 h; lling and test­
ing of cream and will treat you
right.
STICHA'S CONFECTIONERY
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J. 6’- ST1C//.1, Proprietor
('on feet ion try. Ice ('rtam, Tobacco
and ('ij/ara
POST CAN DS A SPECIALTY
W» arc In the 'market for fiO sUck
hogs, »«igloos front JOU to 125 lbs. If
you have any for »ale. call u- up.
SCIO,
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WOMEN SHOULD BE FOR p’
CHARLES E. HUGHES,
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SAYS ROOSEVELT.
"Mr. Hugh«-» haw unequivocal- sj
ly taken the right [xmltlon. and M
a» regard» all oth«-r position» tie, W
nnd not hl» oppou«>nt. 1» anti- »
c
th« support <>f both im-n |Q
I ■ nd to
women, and therefore the «]
:?■ women In the «•ufrun<hi»e«i nJ
B states
who do not in thl» «-I«-1 rQ
D Hou support
forfeit the «0
D right to aay him
they
have done nJ
MR. HUGHES HAS EXPLODED THE K th«-lr Utmost for thetr si. I era iu rd
ft
pub : ished every T hursday s
“KEPT.US OUT OF WAR­
non-enfranchl«1d alate«.'*— nJ
K the
ARGUMENT.
L. W. CHARLES
From a letter of Theodore pi
K HiMMM-velt to Mln Alice Carjien- fd
Mr. Hugh««’ uttn.k upon the “kept
ter.
u« <>ut of war" nruu'iictit ha» »roused '525a52SZS25?52S2S7!S2525?S?S?5252sd
ICnterad at th«- post-iFir«- at Scio, Ori­
n atory of enthusiasm.
na ««<-ond-clas» mail matter.
“K«-pt ti» out <«f war?” he demand«.
“Why. th«-r<- «ere nlnctesn moo—g-«o<!
Need of Constructive Legislation.
Mt • 1«-«« H I l“l 1« »% KAIP.M
American eolrUvrs, »hot down at Vera
Jti«t
before th«- European «ar broke
One year in advance
II 2! Crux. nnd ninny Mexl«-nna were klll«*l out we had a million »kill«-«! ru«-< h«m-
by «nr men. That win war. More­
One year, at end of year
iNj over. It was a very Ignoble war. I I«-» out of work am! nearly half n mil­
•Alx month* in advance
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la ! have hoard thr.-e «-xplunatlona of the lion railroad im-n w«-re Idle, together
1 hr«-«- month* in advance . . ...
tn i Vera Crux move.
with nearly half n million freight car«,
"I'lrst, It was explain«-«] thnt It wn« lhe railroad» were sufficing from
made In order to conipH »<>tu«-l>-w1y lack of freight to carry to market, und
Advcrtiaing rat«-* m* !<• known or>
to »«lute the Haft- aomctHxiy who bail industry waa gradually be«« lining
application.
Insulted u«. But th«- flag was not »a- stagnant. In tx»ul«l«na two hundrr«!
luted nn<! hna u««t been to thia day. tbotiaan«! acre» of »ugnr Intel were
Then It wn» wild that the salute waa plowed up because of Democratic
not what we «ought, but to prevent chung««« In the tarltT law I; la gen­
WIL80N FLEXIBILITY.
tb<- limiting of n boatload of ammuni­ erally cimcwlod by all nave the blind
Wa do not »•« why there ahnuM tion Intended for Huerta. The ainniti- that the country wn» not progressing.
h»<» t«e«n any stir In the aenate over nltlon. landed. hi«« ever, and It hna Attempt» w.re hind«- to k. p «.«urnge
th» discovery that President Wilson tx-cn ah««wn thnt it reach«1«! Huerta up by th« prodlctlotia mud«1 by S< « ro-
ha» completely revaraad himself tn In due M-ii-Min without Interference on t.irtrs M< A«loo and Medfield arid i1r«-«l-
th« matter of the proposed < hild labor ««ur part.
dent Wllaon oi the grvitt trade l>. nu»
law Ronalor Borah waa abla to »how
“When thnt r«-n»on was shown to which were soon to ap|«-nr but which
that Mr Wilson d«»< rlbwl thl» l«-gl-- ••e untenable, n thlid one—ami poa-dbly full««l to inaterlaUr«1 until the <>utl>r«-uk
latlon tn hl» "Constitutional Govern th«1 real om- ilrially win advene«-«!. of war ou the cut«tin«-uL
m«nt" a» um-onatltutlonaL an “obvl- It wn» »nhl that our wlrure of V«-ra
ouwy ab«urd extravagan«-«.“ carrying Crux «»« a move to comp*! the retire
th« «-ongrasaslonal power to regulate ■m nt of Hm rta. It seems poaalble J«MX*»0«XIC><XWX>0€<0«*rXK-W
■-ommarce beyond th» “utmost t>->un that thl» 1» true, although ««■ tin«)
THE AMERICAN WORKING
darlea of rsasonabl» and boneat In promise«! th11 Mexican« thnt we wouhl
MAN »HALL NOT BUFFER
feraned," »nd making it possible It not Interfere in th«-ir affair» and t««l«l
*u »twlti nd for ixiagroaa to lngl"l*ta th«-m more than <ni<v that we wanted
Th» Republican Party stand*
over “»very particular of the Indus th«'tn to handle their own affair».
for the principie of profe. t'.on
trial orgamiation and action of the
"That 1» why the Mexican» coubl
We must apply lhat principle
country." That, we mug confess. baa not undervtam! u* nod that 1» why
fairly, without abuse*, tn aa aci
alao been the Evening Boat's view they »how Uttle faith In our proml«*«*."
entitle a manner a* possible;
llut the Evening Boat and Senator
and
O«*ngr»e« should be aided
Borah are old fog!«», dating back to
by the investigations of an ex
the time when K waa the cuatorn to
Ñ
pert body. Wo »land for the
have died belief» and pr.nclple« an«l
WE WANT THE AMERICAN Q
safeguarding
of our econ-mlc
$
■lick to them. The sonator ha» evk
FLAG UNSULLIED.
Independence, for the develop
dantly not read Mr Wllaon’» letter In
meat of *m«rlcsn industry, for
explaining hi» change of front on th»
“Now, my friend», we want
the maintenance of American
tariff commission that It la only a
not only American efficiency In
standards
of living We popo»»
«
narrow man. whose mind la stupidly
bti".|tie«». in «-flldency In the or-
that in the competitive struggi»
cloaad to new Idea« who doe» not
giinlratlon of bualn«-«». In the
that la about to ovine the Amer
niter hl» opinion». By tbla teat. Mr.
pnst.ctlon of the factor» of Lu-
loan
working maa »hall not euf
Wllaon la obvloualy one of th» broad-
man Indtiatry an«! onimrrtv, we rv
for.—From Mr. Hughes' spe«»ch
eat minded men this country haa ever
want the American flag tinwul-
of acceptance
produced, for ba haa changed hl»
lt«-«l and the American name
mind, to data, on tba Initiative, refer
honor«-«! througtmut the world."
and urn. recall, woman suffrage. the
From Mr. Hugh«» »perch at
tariff commlaalon, tariff fur revenue
Chicago.
«mly. a permanent diplomatic service
beyond politic», th» merit ayatem in
the civil aarvlce. the proper place of
Tammany Hall In th» »rheme of the
MANANA
ualveraa. child labor legislation, pre
paradnea*. Bryan, a continent» arm«
Mnnana, which 1» Mexican fr«r
—but why <x»ttnu»* It 1» a long "watchful waiting." 1» th«1 Ih-nwcrntlc
In its Si* S-h-wd« an I Fœty-wlght be
enough Hat to prove that Mr. Wllaon'» keynote In th«1 campaign. The Wllaon
political view» are not toMtllxed by drive 1» to b< gin "»omrtlme" after pertinent» I» rag,ge l in the grv^i wu«a
any fear of Inconsistency,—Now York September 1; but no d«-ffu!te engage­ ul uniting le-Hrmng »n l l.ib >r.
Focty-eigWA School Year Cp«m
Evening Post
ment» hnve been made. It 1» an­
nounced, for him to commence making
political »perch«1». He ba» tentative
Dejp-ee Courses re-,
■ ■ ■ ,•
«-ngngement» to make »om« Western high •>-u«>il i-rep«r»ti-n. are ««tiered in
visits about the middle of September the following:
hut nothing positive. Plan» are be­
Atilt ICFl.rVBR. I» Departments: ‘
ing formulated for carrying on a cam COMvtRRLR 4 Dr«ar1.in«nt-. I '. IS
pnlgn to capture the woman vote of h'lKI.N«». t> IV;««rttii' nt«. Mi.M>
th« country, but who will make th« lA-psrtment». IN J R I--«TRY, 2 l>«t««t
sperebra on thia pha«e of the con aids; H > >1 H hi < I Ml MILS i leper,
troveray has not been determined. It meats; ami I'HAKMALV
Vocational Cou-cvt r«
- .- ■
had toi-n expected that Mr. Bryan
Eighth tira le preparation for e-itr»!»--« |
wouhl »l»«ak In the Maine campaign, ere
otferc«! in Agri allure D« rvi-
but It 1« now believed he cannot do Lom ncrce. F««re.trv. Home Mekers.
so. but will make some »t>e«« hcv later. Mr. .¡inte Art» Ph«rni«cy wittiatwv
And ao It go««. Watchful waiting year high iwi>««vl etitriuce requimneni
will prevail while. In the meantime,
SCHOOL <»F MI'SIC.—Plano. String,
Mr. Hughes Is carrying on a positive Rar«l »nd Voice Culture.
C dene »nd beautiful illustrate
«-amtwlgn and arousing the entire
took let free
Western country.
Successors to
Scio Cush Produce Co.
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U.iiliaj Le irni.: ¡ mJ lób..r
THE ORECOfl
AC3I0ULTU3AL COLLEGE
SEPTEM2EH 18, 1916.
A«bl«ee« Tor Rfnnrsi«.
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A' hen in town do not fail to call at our store,
where you wfl ulway» find a g«K«d line of staple
t- •-rchandi»«- to ««elect from. Our prices are the
InWest and our g<x>ds th«1 bc-st
(5hc Sintiam dlcws
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OREGON
iCru«?} Mf ) l.MKiUCn
- take egg» and butter in exchange and pay
the higlest price for same.
M«i < uur store your Hcad<|uart<-rs.
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Prochaska
Co.
OREGON
SCIO,
l>il«»CTr>*«w
«rm KMW
Paaainavy, W. F. Gill.
Hm-nrrsav, K. Shelton
J, J.farne». W. F. Gill,
J A. Bilyeu. J. K. Harnee,
Mrs. Jennie Warner.
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that
vacation
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Newport
"Oregon’s premier beach resort"
IS not far away and is easily reached,
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Daily Traina
from Albany and Corvelli*. Ixiw round trip far s are
available. G«xxj hotel accomodai ione. Fine surf bath-
ing. Hosting on Yaquina Bay.
} oh can't Iteat JVeuport for a place
to cnjoy a vacation.
SEASON FAEE
$5.10
for
Will
Ask any local agent
or write to
JOHN M SCOTT,
General I’aasenger Agent.
Portland. Oregon
Southern Pacific