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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1911)
1 y 'OREGONAÛRICULTURAL i COLLE /" DIGNIFYING THE. INDUSTRIES' 7 This 1« tbs tills of a bsautihil »4 f*<« bank «kick will Ibis say Sor sr »irl bow lo gbcctlD Dt p a postal la lb« nail T0PAT sul it will t > >«al rati Tk« ala of lbs Colls»» Is lo 41,- .-.try sa.l rr *;ai : <• lbs tadustrts» aa4 lo «•; vs ALL tt« ps 4 >• tl<f!.rs •our.«« la Arrlcui- .r« Civil tr><- < t >*.<»! Isslnssrta» M.;Laaica: ta»lu««rik( Miami tafia ssria« For ..try Donxttla Solear» sa4 Art Corn asres Pharmacy *a<t M ale Tbs Coll«»« jpsn» S«pt«mt*sr 114 Cuajo» tros A44r.«* KIotkTXAk oaiUON AORlCULTlkAL COLLXuE. Corvallis. Or«» >a Newport Yauquina Bay Monty Honorable Senator Sagebrush By FRANCIS LYNDE Copyright. 1910. by Street ® Smith Tin* humorous crow's fwt were wrln kllng at th.- corners of l*nvl*| Itlmint • eyes "1 re. kon so. «on " he admlttnl “Ton have been In thr band« of your friend« end they're uiy friend« right from An ideal retreat for outdoor pastime« of ail kind« Hur t.- .- ’ Ling, tin- «tnrt Mighty near everything you tioating, surf bathing, riding, autoing, canoeing, ,jt,• ,*r g. and roller have done ha« Iweti s* li>«liiled for you ' skating Where pretty water agat*«. moss agat<-s, m*»>i •* ■ s. ar It wn* Just here that the |*rofrv**»r excused hlmaelr and «tuu>t>ed off to neliat:« can l>*' found on the b« ach. Pure it. .m tw. r a * t* . . ,t bed Mrs. f ilouorta signaled to her of food at low prices. Fresh fish. clams. rabs an I oyster« bit«l*and and 'nnlvhevl In tier turn A with abundance of vegetables of all kinds daily. few tiilnnt«** > after she bml gone th« aena tor roue und threw a fresh stick on tbe (Ire Then he came to stand l» f -r,' it.*- two on the lltt.e divan With Strict Sanitary Regulations 'X"ll.'' he sal*) gravely, 'you've got your work cut out for you. an*l lt'*i a g< st «lt***l job W hen the legialatare metrts you've got to go In «ingle hand >d »nd alone and get a handfol of rea From all point» in Oregon. Washington srul Idah on sale daily somihle laws passel for your railroad You're going »*> have a hard light, and there'll tie time« when you’ll long with «11 «our soul for some g<«*d cl«*an From Southern Pacific points Portland to Cottage Grove. also from all b’-nr,*-<! little woman to go to for com I A E stations, Albany aid' w*«t *>u*»| , g . .** i-. > fort and counsel of «-nurse I know and f .r returning t-unday it M I»-. that Patricia here has got another job. but” — Call on any R. P or C. & E. Agent for full particulars as t* far*'«, train I ’«. nat„r hail teen out of sight schedule», etc., nlso for copv of illustrated booklet ‘'Outing in Oregon" and bearing for tire full minute« when tlx- young tnan reached over «nd look WM. M c M urray the hand that was lying ne«rent him Y«*sterday afternoon. Palri'da. when I li nt right mid re i«on and logic on my ■ de , ur w "ti in « Int lilt I- ti found the truer path 1 know I am only on« and your poor people are many, bnt I am « t I 11 selfish e n o u K II to”— Rbe look«! up quickly, and the beautiful eyes OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE were shining •'We can't learn BOTH PHONES everything all at ALBANY - - OREGON on* e. Evan.” «be said, breaking In upon bls plead "There was wt'«T i n r oa Ing l*IK FOX t**ll orti- one moment yew- ra.” terday when I le»rilevi thè gr«mtest thing of all It Administrator of Estât*-* w i thè moment whej I *1* thè tre» A>ans Negotiated. Abstracts lylng a*ro«ui thè road. I knew tben that I that Special attention given to Obtained and Examined "I know.” he «aid gently: "you knew treatirg diseasea of the oliKGOh’ that we must live or die for earh «»th sete er. You ha«« heard what my father Eye and Ear. Eyes arv ha« sald. I can't walk In the way he A scientifically Usted, ha« market! out fnr me wltbout you. any perfect fit of lenses in Patricia.” style of apertaci« or eye !VKh a «wlft little love Impulse «he llft*'d hi« hand an<! presse*) it to ber glasses guaranteed............. < beek Y**u newln't, Rvan. desr.” she «ald elmply. w rwn. Oregons Popular Beach Resort Camping Grounds Court nit rd und . tttrartirr Low round-trip season tickets 3 Day Saturday-Monday Tickets V. R. SRINN. M. D E N TISI R. SHELToX OCULIST AND OPTICIAN CONFECTIONERY STORE 240 Ftrit Strret Over CtnKk'i tUnk *■.. _ /">_ /Lbafiy, OrC. in Fir Cones All those attending high school will hry Kind please leave their onler for books at the l>rug Store, not later than Sept., I he Wells Fargo Express company 10th This will save you time and male, clear of all expenses in Oregon money. E. C. Peery, druggist. hi 1910. (m J the ••x|M'ii«* A are well, stutfe,li th*- neat little sum of (194,677. It was taxed $l.;nl 36. What the Nlmsirels Missed Any farmer in Oregon who would A L. Arnold kill«-*! four ccnna in nur make from a farm (1,946.77 a year over apple tree early one morning last and aixive g*«*d wages for himself and week. There seems to la- more cool s family, depreciation of buildings and than apples this year. e*|lllpm< nt, etc., would lx- taxe«l more than (13.51. W'houldn't he? Our tax commissioners of Oregon an very kind Fish Killed 8y Dynamite ti* the Wells Fargo concern. It is reported that a party of * «mt« *« from la’banori among whom wax one of th* teachers of the la-tmnon sch*«*ls are resjxinaible for th** killing of many School will soon begin arsl several fish with dynamite in the upper part of high s< h<M>l students are wanting places Thomas creek. It is »vid that It I» to stay during the winter. Persons now useless for any uno to spend any d* -iring to take students and students time fishing there as few fish are left, *1* f iring pin* < •>-h*iuld report th«- matter It might lie well for the authorities to to th«- News office and every assistance investigate thia arai, if evidence ran he l«>KSible will lx' given in arranging obtained, to severely punish those accomodations. Students and parents guilty of the act. are invited to call and talk over school plans at any time. Report of the Conditi* n of School to Open Sept. 18 Itti sett» SI Alt IlkNK DR. T. K. SANDERSON DENTIST Physician Im August 3* to the wife of Chas Kolli« At Scio, in th*- State of Oregon, at th* a son. clos«' of busine«» September I. 1911 August 27 to the wife of Paul Hartl nek. a son. RF.Sol H» »IS August 28 to th«- wife of T. l.uckcn- Ixians and discount» .... .. $xr»..w :c» back, a daughter. Ovenlrafta, secured and August :lll to the wife of Ona Shelton, 133.43 unsecured .............. a son. Bond» and warrant»........ 13.7TO.ÜO Dr. Prill report** all doing well and Banking house, furniture everybody happy. 5,000.00 and fixtures ............... |1(M) Reward, (1U) Due from banka (not reserve banks)................................ 7.490.17 Th«- reader» of this naper will be Cash and due from approved l*lemu-*! to learn that there ia at least reserve bank»................. 42.126.4« on*- dreaded disease that science has i 1.312. of. lxx-n able to cure in all its stage», and Other resources...................... that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Total 1(16,(192 N> is the only positive cure now known to i the medical fraternity. Catarrh !*eing I a constitutional disease. re«]utr«*s a I.IAHII.ITIF..V O regon ! constitutional treatment. Ilail'a Cat SCIO Capital stock paid in........... 110,000,00 Orders taken for all kind« of arrh Cure is taken internally, arting 2,800.00 Surplus fund............................ Rubber stami*» and office supplì«-« directly upon the blood and mucus Undivided profita, les» expen- Tint G am Aaonunodxtioni and prompt Service surfaces of the system, thereby de 3H2.H4 »es and taxes paid ........ stroying the foundation of the disease, Individual dejioaita subject to Large Sample Foomt far Commercial Tra velen and giving the patient strength by 78.279.H eheck .................. A. G. PRILL, M. I). building up the constitution and assist Demand certificates of UNDER MEW MANAGEMENT ing nature in doing its work. The deposit.............................. 13,479.82 proprietors hsve so much faith in its Liabilities other than those lfiO.OO above state«!..................... curative powers that they offer One Hundrsd Dollars for any ease that it .. 106,092. fiO Total... GUANI PIRTLE Trop. fails to cure. Sent! for list of t«*sti- Telephone, Exchange No. 11 State of Oregon. / monials. OREGON «s ALBANY Address F. J. Cheney A Co., ToledoO. County of Linn ' OREGON SCIO Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for const I-J I, W. A. Ewing, cashier of the above The Rest Place in Portland to Eat named hank, do solemnly swear that pation. Fuilic Sales ie at the above statement is true to the beet In public sales there is a difference. limber of my knowledge and belief. Live slock auctioneers are not all alike. W. A. E win « i , Cashier. No matter what you build we want Th* better the salesman the bigger are Subscribed and sworn to before me your returns. There is profit, security to furnish the lumber, rough or dressed. at West end of Uie Mociisoa Street and satisfaction in doing business with Ix-t us figure with you about prices and this 6th day of September, 1911. bridge. R Shelton Notary Public terms of payments. We also handle a go«»! auctioneer. Sec R. ”belton for dates an«! terms sash, doors, brirk, plaster, and cement. The Scio Planing Milla Co., ' or write me at Halsey, Ore. B. T. (Successor U- Riner Rr**s.) Scio, Oregon. Sudtell. auctioneer. Noy. Is PROPRIETOR. st. New Church for Scie The U. S. Government is collecting The Rev Father Lane, of Albany, is fir cones and will use the aeed in its making preparations for the erection reforesting work. Last Jun«- Pr*'«ident of a Catholic church in scu*. This will Taft issued a pr*x4amation creating prove a valuabh* addition to the eity, th«- Santiam National Forest Reserve and will, no doubt, assist in attracting Mr H S Marvin« of thi« re«* ru- new • «•tilers t*. this fertile district. It has been here and contractixl for a i is a well known fact that people who large shipment of cones from Thomas arv religiously inclined ar«- «low to and t'rabtre« valleys. The price paid M-ttiv iti localities w her«- they do not is 75 cents p«-r two bushel sack deliver hr>*i a church of their ((«’nomination. ««I at West Scio Th* sacks should be «-.»* h c»p*'Ciaily is the r«<*e with Roman sewed and care taken to collect i tily Catholic**, atsj any real estate man can giMxl cones as th*- pay d**|«-*Hl» on th«- t« «tlfy to the fact. A i athohe church amount which the government ex|x-rt m «* io will mean much for the com reports as fit for use munity. .More |x-opl*' will come and Five huixirvd sacks make a carload that means mor«- tiusincsa and more an*! any ow may collect atwl sell any trade. I nutnixrr of sacks from one sack up. Already two lot« have been wcurvd; I Everyb««!)' is gnrn a chance and the \ fuisl of «»me five hundred dollar» is ; pay is iiix-ral. Further information on hand, a d «»on*- three hundred more may be obtained at the News office. art- t>> lx- obtaiiiifd. An ap|x-al ia shortly to be ma le to th«- citixens of tni« vicinity and it ia ho|x*<i that all. Hislhny Non * atlioli. *» Hi* «t* ll as Catholic«, w ill The Scio Planing Mill Co . is haling respond generously, lest the pr«>|HMM-d 1'hia is a bust quite a rush of business and has a num Il *i' In > fall t(;*"Ogh ber of contracts for buiklmgs to go up nes» proposition which Scio should tM»l Contribute*! yet this fall. They have a force of neglect five carpenters at work all the time erecting buiklmgs ami could use more Elhel Irnold Fays Hookey men )u«t now. They just finished tin Ethel Arnold had his right arm carpenter work on the new school severely injured in a rather unusual house in district number 9. They are manmr some day* ago. II*- and a now starting work on two two story fellow workman were unk>sding balm! house, for Frank and Joe l>obrkov«k> hay with hooka when the latter near the school building just completed aturnbl«d ami, in throwing out his hand and have the contract fur building a to save him.eif from falling, caught fine cottage for J. F. Proehaska and a Ethel with the h*M*k near the elbow large barn for J*x* Bovanovsky. 'The and pierce*! two larg<* veins. They were company is placing a large amount of . *! it liu m *tl* r when Ethel finishing lumber in Uta dry r.-a.iy L t felt -omething warm on his hand. On winter use. If the weather permiu looking down he found it WM a Stream the company will build a couple of go*»l of l'l<««l II*' h**--t*-n**d to th«- doctor houses in town after completing their who «ui . i i led in stopping the (low and other contracts. the injury i« now doing nicely altho Ethel w ill lx- without the use of the .ir’ti for ■oiii*'lun*' Notice Surqcon Pap's Coffee House JOHN U. WANNER Sr.’.".’“ SANTIAM NEWS S cio Ahead The common drinking <up is aoon to be past history in Oregon. The coming year every i**hool in the state must rnak«* arrangements whereby the common cup may be abolished. Pupils ,<re no longer expecte«! t<* «wap germa. Albany ia now installing a fountain drinking system. Scio put In one last year and h*'t*ce has th«- honor of having done so befor«- being c<>m|>ollo<i by law to maae the change. Going Some N. I. Morrison, the south »ide hard ware merchant report» that he did a big liusimw* during fair week, among his aalra l«-mg five gas engines with good prospects tor the sale of two or thr«c more. One engine Mikl went to neir Crabtree and another to near Mill City. M«>rn»*»n is a firm believer in the value of printer's ink in increasing sales. Hotel lo Clost The Scio hotel which has I wen under the management of Paul Bartnik for » •me time past, wiH lx- closed the end of this week. Mr. Bartnik will go to the hop yards for a time and then ro turn to a farm near Brio. The City Hotel will then be the only hotel in town.
