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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1911)
« VOL. XV SCIO, LINN COI .NTY. OK EGON. AÜGI ST 3 I'.'ll. 2 The road work at Sublimity is ap commendai importance of the crop In proved. The use of prisoners there the discretion cututnltfre uu has been successful The testimony of | the supervisor 1» that each man was worth «5 a day. The community ts so well pleased that the occasion was celebrated by a luncheon and speech»». i There can be other Sublimity». Other roads can Iw similarly improved. Governor West s “lonor Fiticy" Approved is ITle prisoner- i I « th ' a d.iv to Fill Ti'UtS 4ft RtClSDtd ill tht Bill} fll Th« Booth Kelly Mui at Springfield Wis other districts, which is a great deal Hop Bftter teils aM Arpme By Unguarded Convicts and better than herding and feeding thorn I Destroyed By Fire Last Friday in idleness in the fienitcntiary bull per. 1 Letlztis A ¡01 Of course, every prisoner in the The f'lilowlug »t.nmlnrd« have been penitentiary is not available for un guarded road work. Nobody knows n«b»| ted by Hie committe* <>u award« t.zsiBH inner«) or ma rt»w« i « f nor*. !. . ' . ■ ■ W s' ," f. r Imp« ent'-n-d at the grand Inter awards Htws-lal nrrards will also lie At Sublimity Thursday evening. 150 t ■.. i I « ■ 11. r • l The big Booth Kelly mill at Spring uath'iinl Imrley »nd bon prize ezbttil umde III n -oril.ilKe with the condl lie is not a child, nor a sentimentalist, citizens, road officials and penitentiarv field was burned last Friday night, I > ' hl« ago, Oi t 12 22. IM i but a plain, blunt buairn-»» man. There Hotis imposed by < untrlbutors trusties celebrate«! the road work done All hof-s will be value«! under one The amount <>f barlry offered for ex causing a loss of «250,000. The saw in the vicinity by convicts. One feature are convicts too desperate to be trust hlbtt must be ■I i. net alxtj pounds in mill, planing mill and dryer, and 5,000, »tnmlnnl. Irrespective of geographical was a luncheon spread by the ladies of ed. This class. Governor West keeps V’llk. with a sheaf of barley Of At (Jt»> feet of lumla-r w.-re turned. Be '•rT. In. 'Mi tbe lx»ls of their bop bitter within prison regulations, selecting for the community. trust twelve heads each. sides this it cut off the new power Speakers among the citizen» dec lares! unguarded work such men as render«! .«(Ids nud urouia, 2l) |>er Amt of bop- The si»-imi’tis must represent n fair plant that furnishes power for Spring- I'ltter a- td« and exquisite aroma re service worth 4> ar day at Sublimity. that the road work done by the con average product of one field on which Critics of Governor West say he ceiving 3<i |M»ints e«. ti, iienaltles Ix-fng they were grown and must lie tnkeu field. Eugene. Harrisburg, Halsey and victs v. as the best, and that the be Brunsville, and is also connected with provid.sl for «-x< «s«»lve amount of 111 havior of the worker» was more orderly ought not to do these things, but »hould we«l«, i'j> leiiics aud atoms t|«oor pl« k by the grower himself from a quanti Albany, but we have the |iower left for continue the old plan of herding an I ty of isninds nt least tbM ever seen in the neighbor' All sntuples of luirley must tie profr emergencies. The [tower plant itself and ’ un i«-r The road supervisor in charge of opera feeding men in i Ile x i-rty »vrtltle-1 to haie been grow i> fir rrnianlned intact with the fire within tions said: "I never worked with a guard in the prison bull pen. tii. ■«• -idct I mall y the exhibitor according to the “rules i.' t. !(■• t ■ u. they bodjf "f men ttiat ha« given me more . Hu». w■ ...t . ■■ f ■ :.»•• ! -.' c.l Illi.' till» CUt off and regulations'' to be obtained from • ! ■' have been used at Sublimity? Why pleasure. These prisoner» have done the committee on awards. 15UH Itepub the water. 3,000 cords of wood for the work worth as much a» I could have not’ lie buildlug. Chicago. plant win burned. More will be ship- Incidentally, what ulxnit that blood gotten by paying *5 a day” lied in al once and the |>owrr plant One of the prisoners said that under curdling story in the Oregonian a few operated at once. The lights were out Linn County Schools weeks ago purporting to describe how the West plan, “the best we can do is here only until tire could be gotten up people were in terror over The refiort of School Superintendent in the furnace. scarcely sufficient; when guarded by Sublimity the unguard'd convicts working on Jackson for the |»a«t fiscal year, shows <• .Id steel, the len»t we can do m g—«! their roads? Oregon Sunday Journal The fire started from an overheated the following: enough.” Is-aring in the main mill, and in a little J The episode has significance. The An ordinary case of diarrhoea can. < ver n minute the whole mill was in 3XHO females, total 7763. prisoners have a potential value for as a rule, be cured by u single dose of flames. The failure of the water supply Total school enrollment male«, put "pririgth 11 itself in jeopardy, and road building. Apart from sentiment, Chamt>erlain's Colic, Cholera and 26S1 females, total 5477. Average It was a wonder it escajM«!. there is a dollar consideration in tne Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy ha» We«t prison policy, and It is consider- no superior for bowel complaints, hor CirWTCKM or muti nor» at Dim»* attendance -471)1. Per cent »3. «!5'>,000 insurance altogether was » mi st » u »» or uzisni Teachers 6» males. 177 females 215 cum. I making a loss of at least 4100, •I sale by all dealers Ing t- moisture and dryness (poor Holding state certificates 75, 1st grade 000 and stopping a monthly pay roll of kiln drying», <4> sulphuring. t5> dam- 53, 2nd grade M, third grads 24 primary (12.ix>). Albany DemiM'rat. age by wlud. mold aud luse« t» (Hi off 9. permit« 26; attended institutes Ks. «olor and appearaui e. Examined 112. failed 17. Standard bop» should range from 1'0 Condsnsery Shut Down Eigth grade diplomas 262. to OO |M>liits, the relative merit or value District 126: school houses 133, built Owing to an insufficient supply of of th« »iiecHnen l>eiiig ciprr»M-d lu thr during year?; school room« in opera milk, our condcnaery shut down on percentage of I>oiut» It receives. for rv cry |>rr cent of hop-bitter adds tion 216; legal voters 4760, school» Wednesday. below '2«> and down to I-*. Inclusive, one visited UM; miles traveled 2500, insti It requires from 5000 U i (VMM) [mu nd» fxiint I» deducted, for »»cry i»rr 'ent tutes 5; library hooka 11,•-*«!, ¡Hircha-icd of milk, daily, to pay expenses. An I h -I ow 15 and down to IO two (»»Inta during year K44. their upplv wan only »l»»ut the smaller are dedil' t«d. for every |o-r ceut la-low In 3 private schools« male, 10 female lu and down to H three points are de teachers, enrolled 107 males, liai number of pounds, the management thought I t st to dose until about March dm ted; for 1 |»-r ( »-nt I m -I ow H four females, 263. 1st. of next year, when the supply of |»>lntN are dedil' ted. Tie county has 16 high schools the milk will justify operating the plant The ». ale of quality a» to aroma will range from exquisite with fifty points, mm of any county in the Kate, with The shut down la regretted by many to Inferior with twenty five |>olnta. the about MX) pupils, and 90 per cent of the farmer» who operate small dairies, but grades living Exquisite. 50; very Hth grade pupils have entered the high nx-n car not I m - exf acted to conduct a good, 40. good, 35; fair. 30; Inferior. 25 school. losing budnesn pr position for more t'otitrnts of leave» and alema and Then- was «24.KI2.51 on hand, and than ( nc-'mlf the year If farmers «reds will I m - penalized one point f«r the receipts were 150.719.11 from th« will supply the milk, the plant will l»e rm li fM-r cent; molature 1 per cent county treasurer from district taxrs; o|M-rated continuously. for each per cent at-ive 10. np to 14. dt ■ ne«» two iMilnts for each |»rr cent «51,900.116 county school fun.!, fll .il I m -' . w m and down to »1 Inclusive, as 4H stat« fund. «9,192.10, on rate billa: Healing Plant Completed «19,206.99 sale of bonds, and «25,401.14 Indi' ntcMl In arhedule from other sources, a Hop« will I m - disqualified If they < on total of «Ilk»,- The steam heating plant at the school fain ili I.«»» than 7 firr cent of soft 497 :« building was completed ami tried out resin« or hop bitter adds. i2l more «02,166.41 was paid teachers, «7.715. than 14 per cent of seeds (3i more SO fuel and supplies, «10,94» 93 repairs, thin wick. Messrs Medin A Stewart th m 12 per cent of leaves »nd »lem». *26,915.7! new houses and sites, «649 41 havi...... rtamly completed the job in a first-clan» manner. (41 morc than 1ft or leas than <1 |>er Prof. Hooding, our principal, ex- cent of molature. <5t If »trmigly Ml insurance, «1,437.15 cleras salaries, and pbitrvd (heavy ros«t|on In five min about «. ms ») for other purjxitws. pre«-.» himself an being well satisfied atesi. (f.i If heavily dnmaxed by mold with the work. His only objection la or Inso-ts. (7t If strongly dlwolorvd Rock Crusher is Busy to the furnace door. He thinks it ia or strongly off In ap|M-nninee. iR) If not quite large enough to receive large Our new rock crusher, which WM abnormal In odor, dlsngrwnhle, cheesy fir knota, which make thr best of wood or rank plactMl ready for business by Commis- wherever they can t»e used. sioner l(u»s«ll, last week, is working The school building will lie ready for up fully to expectations. opening day of the schools, in every Because there was an old well a respect. couple of hundred yard» from where the rock is obtained, the crusher was A Splendid Bargain placed there and which require» the rock to be hauled to the crusher on The N ews is agent for the sale of a wagons. One day was sufficient to farm containing I5M acres, situate 3 exhaust the water in the well a» the mill-s from Scio, for «.15 |>cr acre. If supply vein to the well was too small. »old immediately the crop, 2M acre* of Hence another team to haul water ia fine oats, garden and hay (15 tonal, 2 necessary, bupervisor Shelton thinks horses, 2 cows and I heifer, binder, seriously of moving thr crusher to the plow, harrow, wagon, cultivator, 2 rock. Awards for exhibits of hurley at th* hogs, chickens, etc., included. 75acres The crushed rock is tiring placed s»~ und International tiarlvy and bop under cultivatihn. prize exhibit at Chicago. Ort. 12 22. thr«-e loads deep on the road, making a Thia is a No. 1 apple land and ia a roadt>e<i ten fi-et wide, the work living will lie made as follows- apleneid bargain for anyone desiring to conducted under the direction of T. M.l The awards will consist of over enter the orchard business. Inquire rash prises, totaling about «7.*1R). H"l(. at the Santiam News office. Scio Ore. which have been contributed by a num Road made in thia manner is expen t>er <>f associations of brewers, malt sive, but it is ideal when finished. sters and Individual nmnufneturera. Mr. W. Ix-nhart. of Minniapolia, is Tbe highest Individual prize la *;»«> visiting at the home of 8. Philippi, in Nollet. Thrtshtrmtn For the purpose of price diet ribo thia city. Mr. Lenhart is a veteran of tlon each of the four Itotaobally dlf I I carry a complete line of supplies the civil war and served in the same ferrili tyjs<s represented by (1) Man .hurla, (2) Hay Brewing. «3» White for threshers and other machinery and regiment and company with a brother Clot», (41 Chevalier will constitute a am in a (»oaition to give you the very of Mr. Philippi. This brother was liest at the least pnces, bee me l»efore killed in battle and Mr. l-enhart saw class by itself Prizes are also awarded according you buy. him fall. Mr l^enhart is touring the to geographical origin—by eta tee and N. l. M0RR1IM« | northwest. I I ( TRUSTIES MAKE GOOD STANDARD FOR BREWING HOPS MILL TOWN SUFFERS LOSS THE AWARDS FOR EXHIBITS OF BARLEY. Cash Prizes Totaling Seven Thousand Dollars. * No. I
