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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1911)
F * * I / •’ / • F 4 > ’ • « • • • • > JU*«» A • ,«>- . V’ « * • • ’ • * • « •- •X 7. •> • « ô • , • * • * ’ * for his patients l»ut many persons who never have taught think they can tell the teacher how to I teach scl.«*ol. Yet there are PUBI ISHED EVERY FRIDAY 3Y , many ways in which the parent i. b. (xmniNO can be of real assistance. A F hito » ««U t'Moi'Miaron. personal visit to the school and a talk with the teacher will be for Political!! Impendent the child’s good. Then* are three factors in Entered at th«- poatoffice at Scio, Ore . every school pupils, teacher and a» aecond-claaa mail matter. parents. In a succ<*ssful school Hl’llM« HI fl ION HAl >*»l all must work together. Prospect« are unusually bright One year in advance . ................... .41 2» 1 •• for a One year, at end of year....... pleasant and profitable i M One year, at end of 2 year».... year. When the old bell sounds One year, nt end of 8 year» ... .. 2 00 forth the call next Monday will 75 Six month« In advance.................. you I m * too busy to pause a Three month» in advance........... moment to wish those starting 06 Binitle copy in wrapjier............. ... on another voyage (¡oJ-speed? (Ghf tintinni $rius * * * • • ♦ % t •a • r ' . •*. s # • * A • • ► ' ■« f LEITERS FROM OUR COUNTRY ’ • * . « *' . . - ? <• r>*• .**> -,v « »V . — « . ; ¿ ■"* k* » •' ;■ _? • J. T. Sommer has commenced with a force of carpenter«, to build a nice bungalow on his f trm. *• . J»« - -r, . • - T» > u • ‘ A* ▼* ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY I.ltlltl Titles 4! R osalee . < let tin* it of UH. Prices hilus Farm Tories We are all here loaded for l»car Mrs. Alice Sanders of Ijicomb wan down on a business trip to her farm, renting the same to L. IA. CURI. M - iE’ Clifford Griffin, who is thinking Sbelborn items ■¿a 8. l!rv *d»lbin -L Albany, Oregon Both Pho.w.» Mrs. Frank Gooch and two some of taking in a new cuok daughters are at Vai *, v sit i r B«x*n a-* he winked at a blind w man nt the fair. > O relatives. «> ■<«> o> David Harshbugh came over Lillie Vandair. who has been Ì I living with Com and Alta Osborn to th«* Santiam farm and invest- this summer, started for her ed in ten bushels of fine vetch <r d, pr* faratory to sowing in a Q home near Vale, Monday. Com Largest Stock outside of Portland AKVMITtelXU H A'l K.H; few days whil«* the ground is in I I The fire Saturday night reveal- .went as far as I’ortlan 1 With fine coi.ditio.i. 50 Card of thank».................... ................. Samples and Estimates on Request her. ‘ .1 ..l.ituar , n.kic. Ul el in a very forcible way what L-i’cle Geo. Sutherland is keep ♦ ♦ I '.tin l<*d welding comments, A number of persons have re- FISHING TACKLE ori h is Lt en no secret ton number turned from the bop yards be- ing Batchelors Hall while the per line ................................................. I I of pi-rions for sometime, i. e., Duplay ad», to be chang**<l w<ekly gi»sj wife, daughter and son an- if deaired. on<* .column wide the need of rigular meetingsand cause of l*ad weather and too each insertion, per inch .. .. 15 regular practice of the members many pickers. Among those are go < to the hop yards. ♦ Expert Truss fitting Camera supplies, etc ♦ Business local» per line ............. . 05 \|- N* a Stun.** » of Burner, .Mrs. Marion Timlall a id ■ ■ ■ of our fire d p.irtmenL Of I Ixrnq time »landing ad», contract* cours** the need of such drill is Steidel and two daughter«, L A. came down Thursday for a visit I Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, ore mule on application. with h* r parents, Mr. and Mrs. j not nearly so great during the Darby and Carl Galloway. o •< Your Jutncrtplioa rxpl-rl ua the Jale >Unip«l wet s« a on, but had it not been Stanley Taylor spent Saturday G. A. Griffin, also to visit her I» IM *p*<« below. F1< am renew at once and for the recent rains, the file und Sunday near Silverton visit relatives in I^ebanon and Scio. fri Ike benefit of the 11.25 rate Geo. Griffin sold a fine brood would have gotten entirely be' ing relatives. i>iiou-mi<» **e» <»•»«•• mare Monday to Henry Walker yond control long before the | Frank Gooch, w ho ha L * J. J.Bartw», W. F. Gill. l'»K»tl>KST. " F. Gill. waler was available. It was home for a few days, r t irned of f ar Lebanon for $150. J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Barn-a, HkiwKTABY, C. A. Warner fully fifteen minutes from th«- last week to his work at (¡o-x h. M.i* Nellie Young will openj C. A. Warner. i • h ,| in district No. 77 time th«* alarm was turned in In- The hail and thunder «torm llils paper «hanged «»uneralilp < n fore a stream of water was turn- i which struck here Munday did -about the 18th of this month. AuicuM i>. If you have n<>< paid in ««1 on and had the r«x>f«of nearby much damage to th<- fruit lr<* The Pie Eater and good wife ! n lv an«e of that date you should re buildings not been roaked wet ! nd gardens. Several obi farm- were in Albany Tueaday. visiting new nt <>n«e and thu» take advantm- from the raina, it woukl ha- • ter, Mrs. R. ers say it was the worst storm o f nf I he J I. ¿5 rate. We would he been impossible to have saved a I ‘ ‘ ‘ Morris and found her daughter, j its kind they ever witnessed in ’ pleased to have your prompt renewal ntimlx-r of buildings from de- locality Eva. somewhat ailing with a bad struction. Asa H irons is constructing a I K- What Will iht Harvest Be? T Ti - ‘ boys respond,si prompt!) blli!dinir in whkh t(, hi. The pie eater’s magazine ex- 11 " l ' 11 l,ut ahowod i«' ‘ k of water tank He expects to have plotted and he failed to get any Next Monday the ol<l school hell will begin work once more organization and it t<x>k entirely 1 bis wat«-r sjrte tn completed soon bear. after its summer vacation. To to > long to get the hose readv i Dr. Beauchamp of Stay ton call The pie eater is a . little blue many pupils it will peal as merry for turning on the water. A ed on .Mrs. Wyman last week. since the wind and hail storm ns a wedding bell; to others it few weeks before when it was She had another bad spell which which was the ’ worst ever <i« ir* d to use the hose it was mnv sound more like a funeral makes three this iumnu-r. witne. M*<l in Oregon, as it tore note. To the old as well as to found to lx* wound on the reel in up my fruit trees, destroyed all !' .ring the last w« . k • \ era the young the opening of a new raveyweorderU hm showing ex-, of my grapes, fu'ly 1U) bushel» have been term of school is one of th«* tiHn«* carelessness on someone’s loading cars with uat<. of tomatoes, cabbage, p ¡mpkins. interesting events of the year. pai t and one which would hav«* corn, Mpiash, pears, apples, W ood B ee |>«*en very costly had there been i In nothing el u* does the govern prunes, and quinces and almost a fire. ment come so close to the average ruined all my berry vir es as all Arrangements should be mad«*: Thorns citizen. If the sch«x>l year is a tender shoot ■* are cut off. 1 an> practice nms. Th«* nice rain, which will make d iinr«;red at least $2->0. The old successful one. th«* cost can for regular < specially with the hose cart and th«* 1st«* gardens gn»w, was wel scarcely be too great when th«* inan kinder wishes he had a little to different hydrants and th«* comed by th«* farm rs. «« mh I to the future state un«l th«* butter on the other side of his life effects on the future citizens time necessary for getting a brea I since the storm, as he Mrs. John Carey and <laugi t r stream of water playing on an arc considered; if the school year never saw anything like it since imaginary fire taken. It should were visitors in this neighhir- i a failure, all eternity cannot Adam and Eve was in the garden als«) lx* made the duty of tome hixxl last week. repay the loss. Any school but of E<ien. on«* to frequently teat the differ J. F. Sommer made a busines** the very best possible is dear at P ie E ater . ent hydrants to see that they are trip to Jefferson last ^ion«lav. Every customer to know that our STOCK OF any price. in | roper working order. Mr. and Mrs. F.<1 Crabtree DRUGS is new. clean and pure. Parents do not get the same Should we not F re Ji’artfeij Hi$hl Of course, everyone knows visited at J. H. Kelly’s a few ls»ys and girls back at the end of have in stock what yon want, tell us. and we will that the fir«* men receive next to days. . The first fire Scio ha« had within th«- the school year that they sent to fire limit» for many month» occur«-«! on j nothing for their services. They be glad to get it on short notice and without it at its lieginning. Every «lay a Robert Devaney loa«]e<| a car Saturday night. It waa moat fortunate have lx*en verv generous with extra cost to you. In addition to a general stock change for the better or worse that it .'id not happen until after the of oats here last we« k. th* ir servic«*s in the past. But heavy rain* had la-gun. A» Mr. ' «xturs. To the school is Inrgely A large numlx*r of peoph* from of Drugs, we carry paints, oils, varnishes, wall generosity will not take the place «ioou.ng «•»» returning from the |x »i committed the physical and I his vicinity hav«> gone to tie ■ of organization and drill in a o'li.-v, h«- noti<-«*«i the light and at one« paper, school books, school supplies, phonographs, moral welfare of th«* chili! as well hop yards. rang th«* fire alarm. The firvmen crisis. ns its intellectual growth. orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods. We Dick Kelly and son came from <1 nckly responded and maito the run to Th«* News has no desire to Parents should insist that the the »ccm- of the fire where it was found handle the best cigars. We supply you with the blame or find fault with any across the mountains last week to I m * a bam Iwtonging to Mr». J. H 8ch«x>l authorities take every member of the department and and intend making this their lla-uttor. The ho«»k and ladder company ; best gasoline for your automobile. In fact you means possible to safe guard the does not know if any one in future home. prevent««! the fire from burning the health ami morals of their little will find us headquarters for quality in all lines. particular has been responsible Mrs. F. F. Price was on the Wann home whil«* the h<*ac company ones. »-«< trying to get a line of ho»c la to Ì for the lack of preparation. It sick list last week. Parents should insist that none anti a »tream of water ready to turn I might be well for the common J. N. Jones made a trip to on th«* rtarn«*«. Thi» took some time a» i but carefully prepared and ex- council to appropriate a certain Albany Friday. it found that no water could be ob- | |x*rienctd teachers are employed, i amount for each fire that the tamed from the first hydrant tried and Mrs. John Shiverly of Silver- If there is need anywhere in the E PEERY DRUG COMPANY dej»artment puts out. the money ton. who has been visiting her it w»n nr<*e«sary to go t«> anothrr world for the ex|x*rt, it is in the hydrant. The ti*« hal practically thus paid to be used by the bro! her, Frank DeWall, has left bume<i itself out by the time the water school room. OREGON 'organization as may be needed for a visit with her parents, Mr. wai available. The I om wa» not heavy Many parents will not trust to bring about the greatest and Mrs. DeWall at Alhany. aa the l arn wa» unoccupied and wa» OOOCXXOoOoOOOO T the feeding of their swine very efficensy of service. quite old How it »tarted ia ■ myatery long at a time to their most. Dick Miller and family of a« no one hail been u«ing the building. trusted employe*. But when a Prineville were calle«! here on Moat of the neighborhood wu down C. (Ja BKYANT Û. Dirvitton and A»«imil»tion ' fi . town when the fire started. teacher of their children is to In account of the illn* s.** of nii It in not the quanity of food taken • • ♦ employed they expect their direc but th«* »mount d>Kc»l*d and aaaimilatrd Miller’s sister. Mrs. A. B. Kelly. ATTORNEY AT LAW In Jasl.ce ShllOB's Cssrt tors to hire the cheapest obtain that jrlvc* »trrngth arxl vitality to the ATTORNEY AT LAW W. E. Price of Grant county, nyatcm. Chamberlain'» Stomach and able regardless of fitness. Sam Shank» of n«»r Larwixxl pie a 11 i is visiting with his parents, Mr. CUSICK BLOCK Parents should become person Liver Tablet» invigorate the »tomarh and Mrs. F. F. Price. guilty to violating the road law which ALBANY and liver and enable them to perform r< quire» all driver» of traction engine» ally acquainted with the teacher OtttW N ALBANY OKEGON Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore of to lay heavy plank on bridge» b-fore their function» naturally. For »ale by of their children. The parent all tlcaler» Woodburn, ar«* visiting at the errwoing «am«. He was fined StO.OO an«l the teacher should be allie«. residence of J. (». Holt. and cwl» amounting to 115.00. It is A. SHANKS Each can assist the other. Of W e»<*|y 4 Can have a fine large dia- FRANK GLEAS0N Fred Meapelt ai <1 wife and »lid that there are other driver» — Manufaeturi-r and I hr air r in— the detailed work and manage plav eaae for »Lowing waxh ailk». who are violating thia law and who ar PRACTICAL AUCTIONt-.R ment of the class room, the making it easy to find the rotor and Ernest Smith and wife were likuty to be arretted »»on. Perhaps Harness mul Sa tidies Albany visitors Friday. Will cry aale» anywhere. mare care will be exerciaod hereafter teacher is the better judge. Few »hade you are looking for. in complying with the law. •irrUft Trtnmlnt Brvatr Work Solklhd " rite for term» and date» Dick and Arthur Kelly went people would presume to tell a l,o«t On fair <r<»und». handkerchief or call Bell phone 22x. All Work Strfctlv Guaraatttd banker how to conduct his busi with door key tied to It. also »tripptd to Mill City Thursday on bus:- I in* aaaortment of men« ' woolen nets. »hirta in all-olor» at Weaeiy A t aina ¡ ness or a physician how to care pur»«.-. IT«»»« leave at thia office. MULBUHN. OFKiON LEBANON OREQON > WALL PAPER I 0ll!|iillH| 9 9 We Want I ¡ ¡ 9 9 ! 0 I
