The Santiam news., June 10, 1910, Image 1

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EOITORI.U HOTES
SCIO’S RAILROAD
PROJECT GIVEN DP
Ih Ri'asil ol Serna ol the Subscribers
Pay Their Subscnp ions Was
the Cause
10
i bad
le or in part,
had them return* d. It will be
nbered that the first plan i w as to
Id from Scio to Muckers and tub-
Xpert to
s were solicite-l with this
>c nt. re.
undent nding. It was found impossible
•red in a
to raise i sufficient amount of money
for this purpose, so the plans were
rhangeil to bulk! to W eat Scio only,
Money was in sight to accomplish thia
haeribers Would all paj
end, if the sulwcrdwr»
But a number refused, because, the plans
Were changed
Everylxdy must be the master of his
own affairs ami ctwild say whethe
Mid or would not stand for the ch
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u I. ; •> ai ., ha
Iroad, some day; but the time
appartritly. not yet arrived. At I
those who refused to
sub.
scription«, are responsii
fall-
urs at the present time
r and
Mid T ucm I
f morning, to
f they did not
Id lie back in
e day».
ma which you
and which will
{ or lowering
he Scio Planing
ther physician
last Sunday*
I Mra. Hainan
•t ehe was ge'-
Mid lie expect
zorable circum-
realtor*
Newport, Yaquina
Bay
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»uVrU, MJIrya,
dr Jacayarda, etc.. has much <
with the neat appearance of a!
It coats but little to took after
f e matters. Buppoa« the citiscns of
f v try it and see what our visitor»
I neighbors will »ay about it? Jt ia
' surety that property will sell for
■n money if every thing is neat and I
about it and it will promote!
and happiness of those who
Vk to sell.
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sun BridgeT, 5 »
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Arm SoHiem, cm tenej
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^ffming amuFemenì»
/4a .iR the g. ouMa
t<>! Morris vtent*%J
Fe In« Snturdaj, for
,^'g TbNM sv
- t ShO, all of legal, measu
NEW« family
roought fsh back with them. fee
heliomin plato of thcm graci
eakfast Üble on the f<HÄ, Ang
. for whlch we an indnbtwl to Mr.
Ewybody Invited
^PRi W. R^BitTEU
>n. |nd Idaho
Hy-u.
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Ä0* ?• f- J*'1“*. Kirtland to
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'oU<r Grove inelukKe. includ
JÍMart linea; aleo from ail C.
a*, stations Albany and west.
Oood going Saturday er Sunday,
iur r»tun» Suftday or Monday
Sundaÿ Excursion Rateof$15(J
from Albany, Corvallis and Philomath, Wilk corn
from pome» west, fit effect all oqmtnar. Call on any
Adent fur full particolare as to ratea/ ‘
DENTIST
List your property
with me if you real­
ly want to sell. We
have people who
wish to buy large
and small tracts. If
your price is right,
we can handle it
for you. See us con­
cerning Real Estate
in this county
Corner Lyon» and 4th St.
Home *7*
Phone* Hell Main •
BOTH PHONES .
. ** Portland, Oregon
I4I-IS4 CMnamtal St.
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For Sale We have no more White
Leghorn C ockerl* fap sale, for all are
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»old. But we have and will have White
I.eghorn egg» per setting of 15 for 11.
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• No purer stock of thia breed can be
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found anv where. We also have a faw
pedigreed Poland China pig» for •ale
yet. Trappist Fathen. Scio Ore.
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Salem, Oregon ;
Patronite home manufacture, pro-
vided you can do as well aa at other
places. If not, tend away for your
W. A.
I can give you
building material,
». J. mvmksbs ,
Cai'iiar
President
prices which cannot be beat at any
other planing mill In the county. Try
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me for prices on your door», window»,
posts, brackets, frames, mouldings, etc.
T m kin rare of your money. n«hi< the attnnet
N. I. Morrinon.
dHIgenre for jonr aaiHy. It ifciee a ntrlrily
The Scio State Bank
banking
i«kea tarr <>( your
ehrek« on other banka; toakre
*.ran«h ra r»»r you, rnakv* loan*
ronafetent with feo*x.
conger* atIfe bust
n«Mm methfM*
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The Beal Place in Portland U> Eat
la at
Pap’s Coffee House
at We»t end of the Morrison Street
bridge.
CHARLES J. MAHER
C. W. TEBAULT
OVER WOOQJ40RTMS DRUG STpRE
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REAL ESTATE
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Trlepkoot Rain 175
; A. G. MAGERS, Prop.
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Including- Hunting, Fiihing. Boating, digging
Rock Oysters, Surf Bathing, Riding. Autoing. «
.Canoeing and dancing. Pure mountain water
and the l*est of food at low priceo. Fresh crabs
clams, oysters, fish and vegetable^of -ail kinds
daily.
Ideal Damping Ground! with strict
sanitary regulations, at nominal Cost
Fiw.il MtM.fi> <w» ’ •’
•<"h I he flr»t
•»»nary War wJM.
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Whtre the pretty Waterand MoaaAfatea, Moon­
stone*, Carnelians and Rock Oysters are found.
Out Door Sports of All Kinds
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars
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The Only Beach in the Pacific Nerthwesi
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ALBANY, ORE
(Successor tc Riner Brno.)
PROPRIETOR.
C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
K BLOCK
THE SANT1AM NEWS
will notice an nd,
n 4th at July
celebration at Albany. Th...... »inmitten
of arrangementa la making preparations
for a splendid affair, at that time.
Of
course a large delegation from Scio will
attend.
ALBANY
Dairy Fíenle it licoma
The N ews I» Informed that th
will be a dairy picnic at Lacomb, June
14. State Food and Dairy Commis-
»ioner Bailey ia billed for an address,
besides two or three other prominent
apeakera.
A good delegation from
Scio should attend.
Good Roads
A special representative of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, Washing
ton, D. C., Dr. Maurice Eldridge, t>est
known authority on g<»»d roails in thia
country, will speak on that subject at
the following points on the dates here
shown;
Me Minville. May 30; Forest Grove,
May 31; Oregon City, June 1; Salem,
June 2; Albany, June 3; Corvallis, June
4; Eugene, June 6; Roseburg, June 7;
Granta Pass, June 8; Medford, June 9;
Ashland, June 10.
Ex l’r’,»i«lvnt R<'o**<*velt » expected to
return to hl« native larui. next week,
He will be greeted, when he land» at
New York City, with an acclaim and
enthusiiuiin never l»efore accorded to a
dtisen of lhe United States, when re-
turning to his horn** land. Mr. Booee-
volt will ibid the political condition of
party much I less harmonious, than
en he toft
"Strained" is now the
y word « which will fit the contlitiou.
What wax but an unexpressed murmur
of unrcit or dissatisfaction when li e
A frie xn hunt was begun, over one year
v developed into an open
vill tind his party imfiotetit
togislat ion promised dur­
campaign, unless at the
he people directly fllianci-
cd. Mr. ItocMvelt’a re-
cn characterized us The
turn from Elba " if thia simile
ali be carried to a conclusion, a de­
al or ‘‘Waterloo" is due to someone
<>r party
Let us hope the "Waterloo "
IA for the people who have opp<>sed the
Roosevelt policies.
U herein will the republican voter
have “free choice" if there is but one
candidal« fur him to vote at the pri-
roar)* election? True, he may vote for
some other person for a particular
office, but a vote •>■■ rust will be of no
avail, when there ia an organised force
behind the “una” candidate. A aoUSC-
what remarkable liveryman named
Hol ’><’ii is »aid to have lived, at one
time. His customers were compelled
io i> • pt onl, m<-h hoi .. » as he would
let them have, else take nothing.
the saying "Hobson's
Thu» ar .
Scoth Sifie Hardware Store
If m havent visited the South Side chi.ice,’' The nsiombly will offer the
Hardware store, you should <lo so. You rc:>uhli<*an primary voter a choice
will there learn for yourself what you similar to that of the renowned Hob-
can save from tho prices you have been
Governor Benson will transfer any
paying heretofore, (lur mowers, rakes,
right or title to office
bimh rs, wagons and other machinery heredity
are guaranteed as strongly as any other he may poaaeaa, to his brother, it
dealer can guarantee.
One of the is said. Just what weight this will
strongest houses in the state ia back of carry, is not ¡a-rceptable to the aver­
us.
Ixiavc your order for binding age voter. Judge Benson's only title
twine
It is chca|>er than ever before. to office, ia his own merit. In Orsgon
every <>t!u < eeker (tub) must aland
Morrison X Neal, Scio.
upon its own leittom.
Ike Sirawkernj Pruts
This free advertizing under the head
J of "News" is getting decidedly etale,
I he awards at the latbanon straw-
Not a week passe» that thin office doea
Iwrry »how were a» follows:
i not receive from one to a doten letter»
First prise. Marshalls, Clem Bros., iiicltiaing matter for publication,
(to-
Magoons, Hall A sons. Brandrwine, H.
casionally there is a news item of
C. McTimmotxi», (kild Dollar, Hall & ' general importance inclusetl; but with
Nona, Clark 8« *«•< ling. Hall 4 Sons, it ia a lot of stuff laudatory to other
Oregon Improved, John Rickets, Gumbo, localities or institutions. Last
week
E E Waters. Second Marshall. Hob I we received an entire page of matter,
t'h»ml>er*. Magnons, Swink A Fits-1
advertising the quarter centcnial of the
waler. Gold Ifollar, Swink 4 Fitxwater. *
Oregon
Agricultural college.
Now
lu-st commercial packed crate Clem
while we admit that O. A. C. ia doing
Bros . second best B. I.. Simpson. The
a good work and is, probably, the equal
best berry in the »how was a marshall
of any other school of thia character,
The judges were F. Hofer, B F. Mui-
. the »tats of Oregon is able to pay her
key and Alex Power.
advertising bills and tha N ews feala
under no obligationa to give its apace
Fill Resu't of i Fid
for even so worthy an object. Thia
Mn. Mary F. Svoboda, of east of paper ia ever ready to advertise home
Scio, was the victim of a fall, on affairs and matters about the state as
Thursday of last week which, a few a matter of news, but when space is
houra later, resulted In her death. asked by the paga, we renig. The
Doctors Browne, of Selo and Ellis, of N ews pays Its taxes to the state,
Albany, were called, but could do noth­ county, town, school and road districts,
i Just tha same as any other citiien. It
ing to prevent the fatal result.
The burial occured on the following haa no other option, else a vlett from
Saturday, at the Franklin Butte cemc-. the »hcriff would result. Therefore, It
: feels under no obligations to extend
Ury.
The deceased was Ixirn in Auatria, , advertising favors to anyone or any«
over 40 yean ago, was married there, . thing, except at so much per. A
coming to Oregon a few yean ago. ncw»pa|>er,s advertising space la Its
She leaves a husband and four children. , capital. While It owes a certain duty
to the public, it owes a duty to Itself.
It mint earn money, If it pays Its bills
and people expect, even, the S ant IAM
Strawlierries and gooseberries galore N ews to pay Ita obligations. These
after May 20. lognn berries in season exploitation newel?) totters are not
till you can’t rest.
Prices more than limited to our own state; lx>th Wash­
reaaonable. Gooseberries and currants i ng ton and California towns seem to
25 cents per gallon on the bush, straw­ think we are easy.
berries ami loganberries 20 cents for
The N ews believes that our present
single gallon, or six gallons for SI on
primary law haa gi1 ren the »late a
the vine», nr 25 cent» per gallon when
purer political condition, than existed
Irtcked; raspberries, scarce, 25 cents a
gallon; pie cherries 20 cents per gallon; formerly. It, also, beliavea statement
No. One eliminates about all of the
large myalans. 25 rents per gallon;
grrft soil bgialative debauchery, of
small royalans, 15 rents per gallon;
which our former tog. stature* were
black Republicans, 10 cents prr gallon
act jBed.
Because of thia fact, thia
at the tree. All berries ami fruit is in
paper
will
contend for the law as It
fine shape. Please do not bring your
now stands, until something better ia
<logs with you when you come for ber-
offered. The t>roj>ose<l awiembly ia a
riea aa they are quite annoying to the
step backward, not forward and, for
Ameriran Pie Eater, or proprietor of thin res*.in, the p.-nple generally, in the
rural districts, oppose the assembly.
the Santiam Farm.
8. W. G aines .
Berries Fir Silt
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