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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1911)
SCIO, NEW CHARTER SUCCESSFUL ProciieHiin I.INN COCNTY. OREGON. MAY CHANGE GIVEN TO CONVICTS 1’JIJ. No. l;6any$ Big Store Pra sei by Wairiea el Scio n MILL CITY LOST TO SCIO WHERE A* an ordinance was duly The Greater t'hamlH-r» A- McCune passed by the City Council of the City Store of Albany are certainly doing ti e of Scio on the 4th day of March, 1911, business, the picture they had taken authorizing the calling of a special last Saturday, the opening «lay of the | ««lection to vote upon a new chatter for sale, shows women «-rowde«! on the side [ thr city of ’•«•io. I.inn County. Oregon, walks for a half a block away People which ordinance wa* numbered 59 am! appreciate what it is to have a large lhe Scio Ball Team Oiltaled the Mill City J was duly pa*se>! by the Council of the stock like this place«! on sale am! every Reform in Urged Team Sunday The Care Was | city of Scio and approved by th«- Mayor price cut right ¡in the heart <f the Consideration . on the 4th day of 'larch, 1911; ami Closely Contested season when giwsls are needetl must. WHEREAS notice w as duly an-! legally Chambers A M'Cune have the r«’)<uta- given notifying the elector* of the city tion of carrying th«’ largest, newest of Scio of the time am! place of said and lust stock <»f Suits, Coats, Dresses, Salem. Ore.. Mav 3. Another hrw Skirt*. XV siats, Millitu-rv. The moat intensely interesting city election, am! that the new charter for Shues, It had commonly been reported that election, which has been hckl for many said city wouki be voted upon on said prison policy was announced by Gover Staple and Fancy Dry Gtxxb In this the Mill t’ity ball team w as not a strong year* in Scio, dosed at 6 p. m., last date, which said notices were posted in nor W eat today. Convict* ar,« being part of Oregon, am! when every price team of players, -cio found just the Monday. Th«- campaign ha«l been on four conspicuous ami public place* in sent gradually to the various state is cut and every article in this beautiful reverse to t>e true in the game of last for a month and the propose,! new the city of Scio wher«- people passing institution* to act a* employes. In this new Spring and Summer stock is Sunday afternoon. Those lumberjack* charter had been discussed, pro and am! re-passing could ensiiy see and read «•a|«acity they will be unguard«*»! ami placed on sale right when the goo!* ar»- can play ball and they continued to play will have virtually the same privileges needsal most it should be of great in bull all through the game. con, in all of it* phase*. Men learned the same, and in the law ware developed by the »core. WHEREAS the polls wen- duly and that are extended to the other em terest to every woman an«! family in The game was called promptly at In fact, all that i* necessary for the legally op«-ne»l with judge* and clerks, ploye*. They will probably be paid 25 lhe Willamette valley. The aale con 2:30 p. m. with Mill City at the bat. launching of a dozen or two new law anti ballots provided as by law required; cent* a day as spending money or to be tit.ues for two weeks more and they Th«’ visitor* were retire«! in the first i pla<-«*<! to their credit against the time guarantee the price IS less than any three innings without a yers Upon the sufieri.ig citizens of ami score. Scio Oregon, is for the State Supreme Court ! >»f their release. Will | ' other store or all money refunded, pay fail«-«! to score in the flr»t, but in the to Issue license to certain -cio citizens cast 92 votes; that 56 vote.« weri cast "if loo men at the prison can tie all express charg«-». alter all sale suits ■econd, succeeded in putting two men For some reason, it is said, by the in favor of the adoption of sajd charter, j placed at sortie employment which will free and on Saturday pay 2 cent* above »cm»« the home plate and in the third, advice of their consulting attorney, and there were 3r» votes cast against tie of value to th«’ state, a great saving the market price for «-gg* no matter added one mon1 tally. none of the voters include«! in th«’ new the adoption of said charter, there 1« • can be made." »aid the Governor. what the price is. Can you wonder at In the fourth Mill City ma«le their territory added, participate«! in the ing a majority of all the vote* of th«’ "Estimating the labor of these men this store getting the business. first score, while Scio earned a goose election. It is said this nonparticipa city of Scio cast in favor of th^adoption aa value»! at 82 a day, it would mean •Kg In tl'.e lift fi. Mail CltV added tw* tion places them In better condition to of said charter. a saving of nearly |2i«).i»»> annually. more run« to her score, w hile another Ire Making Progress te'st the constitutionality of the law "I am now working ,m plana where Now T hk RKK o RK. I the undersign«-«!, go..«.- egg was scored for Scio. Neither under which the election was held; the Mayor of said city of -cio, Oregon, by 1 hojie to accomplish just thi* thing Th«- Grown Mining A Milling Co . is «ide wore»! in th«« sixth. In the seventh which they say they are going to do. do publish, declare ami proclaim said and place at least loo men at work. A ••ach side annexed a tally. In the eighth Certainly, they hav«> the right to do charter duly am! legally adopted. the new contract with the Loewenberg A is tieing sold to carry on development taith »ide* were scoreless. In the ninth thi* but, in the end these unwilling same to b«’ in full force uni! effect from .Going Company will make such a move work and the or«- which is daily la-ing each team marked up a score, making citizens of Scio am! the city of Scio, and after the fat«- of thi« proclamation. possible ami I believe it can lie accom uncovered is a matter of both a sur- 5 talleya for each »ide. in the tenth will have less money and certain law- ' Dated thi* the 5th day of May. 1911. plished. pris«- ami gratification to those interest both teams started in with blood in yers will have more, if the suit ia i "In the mean time a* many men aa ed. E. P eery their eye*. Mill City, through errors undertaken. Assay* made from ore* taken out on the purt of Scio, rtgiatcrrd two Ma..«r I!-. 1 --!<> I can (Hisaibly firn! room for will be Umler the conatruction of law, the place,! at the institutions an«! have amt from illtferent assayers, are most runs, giving that team their I first Irad. new cnarter, to carry, must have had a •lec.-nl labor t«> perform. I am satiafie<l satisfactory. Matters looker! blue for «-cio; but the Some Troublesome Insects majority of all the votes include«! with- under the conditions that they will F. H. Colpitl*. an aasayer ami min boy* went to bat determined to make iu the limit* of th«’ proposed new city Once more th«’ time to fight th«’ codlin need no guard ami will tie on a quicker ing engineer of many years of ex- the best of an unpromising condition; of Scio, in or«ier to win out. Fortun moth is at hand. Thi* pest causes r«>ad to reform than under the former jierience anti who i* not interest«’«! in nevertheless those t«i come to the bat ately, thi* majority wa* secured. 92 wormy apples, and every orehardiat system." the mine in any way are as follows; were not regarded as the liest batter*. votes were cast. There were, probably *houki realise the importance in this Gol«l 114.47; Silver 1 ,H2 The Mill Cito pitcher provril to lie un • « ,K2 12 vote* not cast, making a total of -ase of a "stitch in time.” The fall 13.44, ” steady and walke«! the first two men. Cheese in lhe Soup 104. When the ¡Mill* were closed and ing of the apple blosoms is the signal 6 60 4X40; •’ The third man to but made a safe hit, the count m*«ie, it wa* found that 56 to t«egin spraying, ami the dosing of In making «««up«, if your stock i* not 12.60; ” 2.10 thus filling the bases. The fourth man had voted "yea” and 36 "no.” A Montana luuiay gives, the calyx lobe* a week or two later is a* rich a* you wish, a«kl or»-half tea- up made a short fly which was fielded The further procedure necessary, is the signal to stop. If th«’ egg or worm s|Hs>nful or le*a of grated cheese. You Gold 829.35; Silver by the pitcher, who attempted to catch for th«’ city council to canvas the vote of the codlin-moth is already in th«’ will l«e surprised how greatly It will I.estivili«-, II. E. Burton assayer gives, the Scio man on third. He threw the ami for the mavor to make proclama- calyx, spray cannot reach it now; but improve the soup. Save bits of ch«-e«e Gol«! |1 60* Silver 834.02 ball away ami all three of the Scio boy* tion of the result and publiah the same if a worm and a drop of poison find a left over, grate am! keep them in a Asaaya for ailver bv F. H. Colpiti.-. on ba •■« came galloping home, and the for 10 days, when th«’ corporate limita lodging place together in the cup or covered glass vessel, reaiiy to use as Iti ve», game was won. of Scio will be just one-mile square, calyx, good bye worm. Begin in time, wanted. Gol«! 89-J0; Silver 829 97 The «core by innings was as follows: and to remain of that dimension, if the but never spray until m«*it of the blos " 1.88; " 5.61 Cheese Potatoes. I Innings I 2 3 4 S C 7 H 9 10 result of the election ia not upset by a soms have fallen from the tree. “ 0.62; " Six potato««, one tablespoonful milk, 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 I 2 -7 Mill City mandate of the Supreme Court. were In all of these assays, there Formula 1| gallons of lim>- sulphur, one tablespoonful melte«! butter, one (I 2 I 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 8 3U per cent, test and 2 |a>unds ars«.-nate tablespoonful grated cheese, salt an«! values in Ixith l<-a«I ami silver, of which Scio The Mill City l«oys arc a gentlemanly of lead, adding enough water to make pepper Wash ami bake jntatoea, cut no account was taken. High School Commencement The main valu«- of the mine ia Ou- lot of fellows, and we will l>c glad to 5U gallons. Keep thoroughly agitated. The High school commencement has Be sure and spray with heavy pressure in halves, scoop out. l>eing careful not vast amount of ore available and the ' see them back on the Scio diamond been set for May 19. The class con- in onier to hit ami cover all part* to break shells. Put through ricer, »mall coal of milling, when the proper again. sista of five, three girls and two boys. thoroughly. Follow thi« in ten «lays or add milk, butter, cheese, salt and mills are established. The immense The four years course of study is now two weeks with another appliaction, pepper. Return mixture to shell and waler power available solves the prob well established and thia year's gradu and shoul«! there be rams, a third appli brown well. Preserving Eggs lem of ppwer and the ahort distance ate* may enter any college or universi cation will give better result*. from the railway and thence to the Polish for Stove* I'nilouhtolly th«- liest of all way* for ty with as high standing as graduates To »«-cure a particularly bright polish - valley, insurr* the cost of conducting pr«--cry mg is by means of water-gla** W. D. R amhai - i . h of the largest high «choola, such a* Linn Co. Fruit Inspector. in the case of ami ordinary cooking the mine to be verv low. solution, which ran be made a* follows: Salem ami Portland. The coat of milling or«- al th«- great range or gas stove, the best method ia Two pound» of silicate <«f soda dissolve,! Commencement week will begin with that of first nibbing the metal over Treadwell mine in Alaska, is les» than in throe gallon* of cold water. Place Grade Schools Close the class sermon to be delivered with olive oil before blackleading it 81 per t«*n. Ther«’ is no reason why ore the eggs, with pointe«! en«l downw ar,!, at th«’ ('hristian church on Sunday even The eight common school grades will Old salad oil which ha* become cloudy from thr Crown mine cannot be hand- in an earthenware vessel, and pour the ing, May 14. One or two social finish their eight months term today and unfit for table uses will answer the led equally cheaply. solution gently over them until it function* during the week will follow '(Friday.) The examinations for those purpose a* well, ami thi* should be We congratulate our fellow towns reach««» to I inch alxive the top of the and the the week will close with the who are to take the state examination applied with a piece of old flannel and men am! manager Peery ujion th«’ egg*. The jar must I m - covered and commencement exercises on Friday for eighth grad«- graduation will be let remain over night, if ,io*sible, or at brilliant prospect* ahead. l*ut away in a dark, cuol place, where evening, belt! in the assembly hall of held on We«inr*day and Thursday of least several hour* before the stove is it is not likely to lie disturlH-,1 until the the schmd building. next week. Th«»»«’ who are successful joliahed, so that the oil may dry. *gg* are wanted. The proportion* luflils Oistnbatei The music for the commencement are entitle! to enti-r high wh<Mil next Dutch Apple Pie To educate the younger generation to given are a sufficient quantity to pre will tie furnish«-«! by the local orchestra. year. There will, probably, be a dozen serve 250 egg». They ran lie safely President J. II Ackerman, of the »late i or more who will take the examination. Only a lower cruat is needed, Par* the importance of forest protection an«! kept for six month*, if thaM instruct- also enlist it* aid in bringing the sub .Normal, will give the das* address. the apples am! cut into quarters, Cor* ion* are carefully c*rrie«l «ait. Before If President Dias doe* not make them ami slice each quarter very thin ject before the parents, a striking the eggs are u»e«l they should I hr well illustrate«! leaflet on the forest fire peace with the Mexican rebels pretty and cover with a coating of sugar ami washmi. as the tiny particle* of giara soon, there will be no necessity for him cinnamon, nutmeg or vanilla, bpread evil i* being place,! in the hand* of are will chip off lhe shells when they I almost every achool rhil«l on the Pacific N<iTt('E I» HEMERY G ivkn that seale«l to do so; for the rebel.« will have captur the lower crust with apple jelly and broken. bills will be received, for the building ed the whole country. They are now cover with the apple*. Hake for ten or Coast by the Western Forestry A Con Eggs can be preserv«’«! in i rxrrllrnt Probably no of a school house in district No. 9, in in control of the whole western coast fifteen minute* and then pour in a servation Association. |jnn county, situate | mile north of and, practically that of the northern custard made of two eggs to one cupful single piec«’ of print«’«! matter ha* ever «•omlition for horn«’ u»e in common »alt. Richardson bri«ige on Crabtree creek. border. of milk, bweeten and flavor. Bake had equal circulation in the West, for An inch layer is placed in a box, arxi arrangement* arv alrrwlv made for the upon this eggs are place«!, more salt ia Buikiing t» be completed on or before carefully in a mmlerately warm oven. distribution of 360.000 in Oregon, Wash aiida-d, ami so on until the box is full, Ia there anything in all thia world Hef>t*mber 1, 1911. Specification* can ( leaning Hinta ington. Idaho and Montana. The pro when it muat be securely fastened be seen at the Bank of Scio. The that ia of more importance to you than When the inaiiie of a coffee or tea pot ject ha* the endorsement of the state down. This method I* unsuitable when bidder, to insure honest purpose, must good digestion? Food must tie eaten to deposit a certified check in said bank. ’ auatain life and muat be digeated and become* black from long use fill it authorities, whe are cooperating in it* they are wnntol for market, for the for 85». The Board of Director* re-. converted into blood. When the diges with soft water, throw in a small piece distribution before the apring school salt absorbs a certain amount of moi*- aarvea the right to reject any or all tion faila the whole body suffer*. of han! soap and boil it from one-half term cksie*. On one cover the leaflet ture from the eggs, causing them to Chamlierlain’a Tablet« are a rational to one hour. It will be a* "bright a* a ha* a color«?d picture of a settler's rattle when shaken. Bran, also, is a bid*. Bi«!s will be opened at sai«! Bank of and reliable cure for indigration. They new button" without labor or expense. home being destroyed liy flames and on good preservative when the eggs are increase the flow of bile, purify the When the saucepans become grimy or th«’ other a forest scene where fire ha* only required to be kept a month or Scio, at 2 p. m.. on June I. 1911. blood, atrengthen the stomach, and dark from use do the same with them not occurred. The text consist* of •ix week*, but ia unsuitable when they A « .roulick tone up the whole digestive apparatus and you will be pleased with the result. questions and answer* concerning need* are to be retained for a longer period, M P. long to a natural and healthy action, For Cover while boiling. Then *caki out sn-l metho«!* of saving life and pro(>erty and the method of procedure ia the W ill Richardson I well and all ia complete. from forest fire «lestruction. sale by all dealers. Director* I <ame a« «alt. > I
