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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1911)
■9 VOL. SCIO, XV LINN NEWS LETTER Sketche« of the Lives of Men and Women I lave Survived Many I lardships I We arc out of these sketches but will publish more if contributed o> I I A o i ■<«> •<> «ri- <«■> <> •<>■ WALL PAPER outside of Portland Samples and Estimates on Request Largest Stock FISHING TACKLE Expert Truss fitting I Woodworth «ay YOU ARE INVITED Camera suoplies, etc Drug Co., Albany, or® < > -is 1» Every cititen of Oregon ia cordially invited to attend the abort couraoa of lh<- Oregon Agri cultural College, beginning Jan. 3. Eleven distinctive courses will t>c offered in Agricul ture. Mechanic Arts. Domestic Science and Art. Comm- rce, Forestry and Music Every course is designed to HELP the student in hie daily work. Make this n pleasant and profitable winter outing. No tuition. lieaa- unable accommodatione. For beautiful illus trated bulletin, address Il .M. TENNANT. Registrar, Corvallis. Ore. Farmers Business Coures Ur Correspondent • 0 WE WANT Every customer to know that our stock Should we DRUGS is new, clean and pure, have in stock what yon want, tell us, and we will be glad to get it on short notice and without extra cost to you. In addition to a general stock of Drugs, we carrv paints, oils, varnishes, wall paper. school books, school supplies, phonographs, orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods. handle the best cigars. large Sums 1er Betterment at Rivers ard Harbors Eipenments on Raising Hemp El». Et». ) I We We supply you with the best gasoline for your automobile. ’n fact you will find us headquarters for quality in all lines. PEERY DRUG COMPANY OREGON NOVEMBER Vin»ysrds ot Harts. Th-mgli It d «■• not. of - viir»e. take very great |>. ofortlon r rl« bi« n annual vintage »v:i-«ti «M-h >-iinuo< t-e entirely lyt- rd Mr. i ..irilri« t the French inpltnl shr tor tine i Hie» • nd «otnr of til« w have quite a rv; u’ii tloti One of the be t known of the city'« miniature vineyard» 1» that of the clinuilivr of deputlc« This was criwitnl In the rrli.ii of Khitf I. Philippe when Vines w»rc ptniihM in tie AliUrwaean nud '!■ court ynni« of the Paint« llonrhmi The Chur- ii of St Louts tin« » rery pro ductlve vineyard, and there 1« al«o a k -» h | yearly h.irv«-«t In u gnnlru close to Hie Sucre Coeur Paris I’rce-e PORTI AND luniLHlw OUR AGED PIONEERS \X ho COUNTY. OREGON, Till RSDAY. Canaris»* Tot* u'd I ova B.rds. "I hate lu-i-u lulorwleil for u long lime In watching the loir bird* .it tlie Bronx too." sold a visitor ■ 'ri»' unite an.I the female »It »Ide by »Ide un their perch nil day mid snuggle up They nib their l*uk* together nnd stroke each oilier'» bend exactly it* though they se.r in iktlig love. The other liny I tuls’ed them when I went to their uhl cage I "»kill the kre|»-r alxnit thrill “ We had I__ t- - hange them to r-'her 'You ace. tln-y wire cage.* »«Id be right next to the canaries, und tn- to -I ".n I t| •• i - - • ■ ■ , n ... qurutly we w I .TV bitten off 1 L . ... . 1 ,. 1 .1 .Is gentle and nffi- tlonnti*. b it they mn l resist • iimil'lc»' toe» Xew York Sun <• H.i va>n Hsgrst. The first parents were leaving the garden together when Eve sudi|«*nly stepped Imblntl t-lain “Age In-fore beauty.' r.lir remarked. with more « we trulli than modesty '’Hub'' mult.red Adnm. w!îh n bon at fill nr»« (tint «'nt surprising “if ibnt enter had been follow ed When* ♦ the serpent wna Inter'iewrtl I bet we Although Gov. West has no use for would nt l-e w ilklug mil now'" puck hemp, this state can grow it success- Pratt» Dirty. fully, a)» N. S Merrill, Ore. He has Once a year ilie in-e «buys of fan to made experiment» on a »mall tract of don are given m outing - -m«- pl .• n ground and gti-w hemp plant» II feet tin the TI iuiik -» river win-re they can high. The »ceil germinated freely an<l «»Im to their heart» content As one evenly and Mr. Merrill nay» the fibre is little l-oi win getting Into the water Ills little friend said of great tensile strength. "Johnnie, you're pretty dirty T" Nex Perce. Idaho, lays claim to a ■■yes." replied Johnnie. I nil»»—I model citizen in the |>cr»on of a < hina- the train ln«t year ' S iii >- i -- i M.iga man. lately that town lias raised a sine publicity fund to exploit ita resources Forgot to Look at His F«»t. nnd the < hmaman subscribed $120 “I'm getting absentuiliidrd " Ills name 1» F<>ng Way. incidentally. "So •' Nex Perce, with a population of 15m> “Yea. I stood for nn hour In tbv i« raising a promotion fund of * 10, (MM). vestibule y«-*t«-rdny tryliu )<• r«-m< in to carry on a two years' work. tier whether I Was going out or i«>tu l.oul»vilie LoiilKi Jourual The semi-annual meeting uf the lug 111 * Western Forestry and XVnaervation Bssutifyieg th» City. "Mister Inquired l>ti<iy Rb«»«Je». Congress, whirh in scheduled for Port land, December I and 5, will tie a forest “would you <<>titribute n dollar Io help fire conference and government and beautify your ihrlilng city 7" "Wb.il « the ideal-* state officials, as well as private holder* "A ibilhir will l«U' me a ticket tn of timber, will l>e represent«! Dele the next town Kan» i* Cltj lournnl gate« will attend from throughout the Weal, from Montana to I alifuniia. , THRU. GREAT VIRTUES Ways and mean« to check the annual Ions to the forest« through destructive I here are three great v due* to fires will be the chief topics present««!. whch every one «hou1 I l>e dedi Attractive prises are offered for cated—the virtue of civilization, poultry exhibited at the annual show of which i» politeness; the virtue «4 the Oregon Poultry arnl Pet Stock mot .Ji y. whch it rontcien'i umv si. Association, which will he held in Port- and the virtue oi ret gum, wh > h is land December 4 to 9. Premiums will humility lie given to children who have taken up poultry raising, as well aa to fanciers ✓ generally. Multnomah co The Auctioneer voted a special prise of I juvenile poultry raiser«. Who has cried sales suer« -»fully, who The poultry department of the Ore- knows current values, and who is other gon Agricultural College has two hen» wise writ qualified as a aaleaman, is the that have tied for the egg laying one who will get the most money for championship of the United States, your products. I have hwl the experience anti believe having laid 259 eggs each during the past 12 months. Uutil now the reconi I can render such services as will waa held by a Maine hen, which had 2f>l please. B. T. Sudtell, Halsey, Ore. nlH •'ggs t<> it» credit in a year. The contract has been let by the Southern Pacific for the first 23 mil«-a of the new railroad projected from Lumber Eugene to <’<>oa Bay. Between H.'MMI.- No matter what you build we want 00D and 17,000^000 will be «pent iu the construction of this new line to the to furnish the lumb. r, rough or dressed. Mt ua figure with you atxiut price* and coast. terms of payments. We also handle sash, doors, brick, plaster, and cement It He Churchts The Scio Planing Mills Co., Scio, Oregon. Services at the Christian church on second and fourth Sunday« of each month. Mena and hoy« hata and rapa at Chriatian Endeavor meeting Sunday Hibler A Gill». evening. Service« at the Baptint church on the Keep your feet warm and dry by net first and third Sunday« of each month. ting your »hoc* and woolen hoae at Union Sunday achool at 10 a. m. Hiblar * Gill«. I I I i Portland, Ore.. Nov. 2X Oregon and the Pacific Northwest will fare well when congress make» appropriation» for river and harlior improvements at the coming aesaion, provided the recoin- mcndationa of the Chief of Army Engineers 1» followed. His budget calls for appropriation« amounting to not leas than )3,4&2.2M for the better ment of waterway» in this section < f th>- country. J Among the project» for which money is expected to lie forthcoming i»|l.(XM>,■ 0(M) for the Columbia river jetty, while between Portland and the m a channel improvement« are estimated to need The t < !ilo Canal is listed for and improvement« above Celilo call for S3U.0U0 more. Other recommendation» included in the report are: Columbia, Bridgeport to Kettle Falla, |2f>,tMM); Willamette, alwive Portland, |2»,UU0; Siualaw river. S12D.&00; Snake river, SZ&.OUO; Coo« river. I3.IXX). Tillamook Bay, li.OtX), Clatskanie river, Sl.lXM). I ;<», I'll. CORRESPONDENTS Lacomb Items NO. lì» E. Borrows during Thanksgiving week. The Igtcomb band boys have reorganized under the abb- lead ership of R. M. Peery. Miss Ethel Croft of Albany is spending Thanksgiving week with the home folks. Miss Lillie Daveiqiort is re covering from her sickness and will be abb1 to ba around in the near future. We are pleased to chronicle the recent marriage of Robert Now is Tjur Chanci lV«-ry and Miss (¡race (’ox. Rev. The Evening Telegram until January Morrison of Albany officiating. 1. 1913 and the News at ft 50. Regular • i. * I- t w ¡shea of price $ti.5O. You save 12 by acting NOW. everybody. * Rev s. Lir-.-e and Williams have For Silo Is-en holding revival meetings at I Six room house and lot, Electric t’rai'trse I lighted. Centrally located. A I arg« in The basketball team ^>11 soon if sol«l soon. Call at News offlc«-. l>e ready to accept challenges. Barrows A Davenport are re How’s This! joicing over the success of their Ws offer one hundred dollars reward trip exhibiting their hogs at the for any case of catarrh that caonot be Salem, Walla Walla, Spokane, cured by Hall's Cattarh Cure. J. CHKSKY 4 Co.. Tule.lo, O Yakima and Seattle fairs. They We, F. the undersigned, have known F. took in several hundred prem J. Cheney for the last If» years, and be iums in cash, received several liev«' him Ju'ifrcti', h. H. rui n- in all champion premiums and other business transactions, and finacially prizes. Their best hog was tak able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. en East, biing considered the W ai him ;. K inna . n A M aiivis , champion hog of the United Wholesale Druggist«, Toledo, I). States. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intei nally, acting directly upon th«- bli»»l R ex . Tboiiss Topics ami mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price "5c per bottle. Sold by all Druggist». Take Hall's Family Pills for cunsU- The many friends of Ella I Struckmeier were glad to have her with then again even tho’ her visit was short. She re THE LOCAL MARKETS turned to Albany Monday morn ing. Th'- following an- ca»h prices quoted Great credit ia due the River on Ihuraday of each week by oi r side High School and members dealers: » for the inter sting program thev Wheat, |>er bu«hel.................. Oats, per burlici.................... gaw to a good crowd Saturday Flour, |>cr sack ...................... I evening. Bran, per ton........................... 2H 31 ClitTord Kelly left Monday i Short», per ton........................ 31 for Woodburn where hia Hister ' Chop, per ton........................... I Hutter, (Country) per roll Mrs. .1. Moore lives. I h-Klf". per doaen..................... Tom Holt and daughters were Chickens, |>er pouiul ........ in Albany last week on business. Chlckvna, per pound, young broilers • ier«v, per pound........................... Y ens Y ensen Public School Notes The Sophn. had a quarter holi day a week ago last Tuesday. Jumping is the chief sport a- niong the boys these good days. Erank Bartu fell asleep last Tuesday morning. Guess Erank has been keeping late hours. The rabbit hunt Sunday came very near resulting disastrously to Edwin and Forest. The whole school had a short entertainment Wednesday after noon. Soph. Gates Siftings A ’ottage is being erected on the Linn county aide of Gate« by Mrs. J. Robinson. Mr». G. Random baa returned from Silverton where she has been visiting her daughter Mrs. E. W. Hall. I gist Tuesday we had a visit a visit from County Commission er Benson. The school will not have anv spelling contests this year. Larwooi Lifters A. C. Borrows nnd son of Shaw arc visiting with his brother C. Turkey«, per |«un<i........................ Ducks, per pout id ...................... Beef, per |mund, live weight Pork, dressrd............................... . Veal, per pound, for »hipping Notice For Publication O»partm»nt of the Interior U. S. I .«nd Office at Portland. Ore. October 14. 1911. Notice i« hereby given that Frrd A. Strode, whirer poetofllrr mldrre« in 1'M»i Rodney Ave., Portland. Oregon, did, on the 31 «t day of May, 1911, file in thia office Sworn Statement and Application No. 03IW". to purchaar the Nj of NE|. Section 24, Townahip 10 South, Range 2 Eaat, Willamette Meridian, nnd the timlrer thereon, under the proviaioiM of the act of June 3, IH7H, and acta amendatory, known aa the “Tinilrer ami Stone Law," al auch value aa might be fixed by appraiacmcnt, and that, purauant to auch application, the land arid timber thereon have l«een ap|>raiMil, the timber eatimatnl 4410,000 board fret at !io ccnU frer M. and the land nothing; that aaiii applicant will offer final proof in aupport of hia application ami aworn atatement nn the 3oth day of December, 1911, treforr the Register ami Receiver of the U. H. ij»n«l Office at Portland, Oregon. Any pcraon ia at liberty to proteat thia purchaar before entry, or initiate a contest at any time before patent iaevdk by filing a rorrnboroted affidavit in thia offirr, alleging faeta which would defeat the entry. H. F. H kjby Regia ter
