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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1912)
■< DATES SET FOR FAIR Iwgust 28, 28 intf 31 Noil io ScMol Fitr to be Coolonclio« With Coanly Fur In a talk with county superintender1 Jackson the first of the week, he in formed the writer that great entlvi S'asm is being worked up among the various schools of the county for a school fair to tie held in conjuction with the county fair. This is an excellent move an<T seem» to be meet, g with general public favor. Mure space will be devoteU to this subject in the ne»' future. The I-ebanon Exprés» of Inal Fn lay haa the following to say of th« county fair and of the sch<iol fair lhe Linn County Fair at Scio will be held Aug ust 2S, 29 and 30, this year, being the week before tiiv Stale Fair, liiu» giving exhibitors an upportunity to mov> tt r stock from one to the other, lhe pro gram of entertainment will consist of well arranged race meets, broncho bus( ing, bulldugging and «mular events A special feature planned la homecuming week—a reunion uf old-time I.inn rout • ty people, and especially of Scio pcuple. The new movement uf a school chil dren's fair put furward bv .'tale nuper intendent L. K. Aiderman will be en- couraged and a separate pavilion pro- vided fur this line of exhibits if th< variuua schools of the county can be enlisted in the cause. The co-operatiot uf the county court is tiring urged in providing funds fur premiums fur this dedartmenL First Announcemeut lor 1912 Spring and Sommer A HUMBLED PRINCE. Hs PsHsrmad most beautiful embroideries you ever laid your eyes upon all new styles im ported direct from Switzerland. Hun dreda of beautiful patterna in »«ts. wide flouncing and bands for dreaae» or nnderwear. Albany agents for I'ic- torial Review patterna. Fashion sheet mailed upon request. CHAMBERS A M CI NF. WIRES CROSSED à r. i Terley Sbeelmn toid .! *■ - tier d.ir of the »ad day« in I’ « »• l • i lu* «.-• a Keiulier of 1*1« H'-r.'id » »tuff thvfv «1 under the personal »U(ier< i«l>*l> of • <»m ti'"dori- Jam«» i.onJi'ti lieu New York letter 1» the w hen Times Star Tli«*re wvr« lull nothing n»i'|«m-d in ih.il filing there were more d.i? * « • Hii.d bapiietie'l SoiueCI»»-- Iliiu I ad that »Imply could not ba till« d ''Till' coiuuiidori* had a till •a>d geutk-tueil WOTkiOg fol titirehan. "Our c* py t«>v qul« de twmietUug ->r <>th> I m * poasrtund tbc cvtuiuervlal could bale |>ed lied that title of 1-1« on this »Ide of Ibe water t i a« tuu- l> I 0 a million and a quarter In Iron d<* tarw 4 > Not liaviug it. I I« J 4 trau • per «>■«’• often reduced to delUMll't' uf tile Ihut he eliminate tb walk and get in I've often though s I h I u t'd that l*oy and brought Il IU 8«. .New York by force I n>uld l>. hint to aluio«t any well to d > faiiü* y with ituirrla. enli daughter» ■‘One of llie aitu lu w .m WtlOM' title« f »-«1 I CUU| »• of | the Altiinnu' h de Gutlia alm I llj • ll*'t tl io"*. Up '|i'l'o«t ti tl IU ait'itte'i iu a proc wuii ii,.- lice « vf the Amen an entile bouk lie I a Uio*>t linpri—i* nu ! n.ai r". ibr lerlor, be l*ad l«*en 'diu -.trd <>r most arlal - rati ««tnbihd.iurut Frame, lie bad th« entree lo < » »»ry bouse of fanliloti In Hie > liy, and he h.i*l th« Intellect of a «lu.ill pig t\i tuodon* llcniicil ordinarily u-- d iiliu . a sort of major douio tVLeu itir culu ilHid'ir«* was hidi»pu»ed It"* ptltue del lhe tp-a- rs uf the e I ilil •’ i.l fu film "Once.” «aid Si"«*lu u. :!:•■ * ■ ■- ok » dore w is a< ->ut t-> u ‘ * t > ‘tig 1 *> - * ya. f:t The two imml |iiq*oi!aut u:>- i tier« of that iti» ar* dainty C' : deme) cow». nlMiut th«* »lx«* of ttiirt land fsinlew '¡'be, rurnivb tti«* commo dore tin* fti-«li ' r*-uiii lie lii»t-ts uu Tlie prince bud niuil« «onn- »ort uf n faux |*a< wlil-b anuen-d Hie « niuio d«rv Juot prel bill» to «illlug ***1» there iiutlilng vat I * *n do sat I uluy. «at you «all aapiaie b'-ciu*elf.** begged Ha* prim«-, with tear» in bl« «•ye« I “ "There i»,‘ aakl He «omni-«! »rv 'You can le. d my cun» dun a tu w> Fsnca and Out. e • • • . • . • . • • • . » . • . •• • • • • • ♦ • • -Buggy tor »ale by l’r. »anderson. < ii ..*riÌH* for the »antiam News. New caiw for men and boys at ely A i a>n’s. Wet* <«■•'■1 oat a baird hay for sale. A < '-ly. John Fred Jor.es thought eleven acres of Ira lilrhar-!«on thia week, consideration Jl'Jfxi -i rhi» laml lu-» ju«t northwest of town I th« I ht:r«dn) Embroidery Club on Feb ruary. 15. where all »pent a pleasant aft« rn. on After refreshnent» were •«-rve«l and not-» rxchang«*! on nr««iic work, tec guest» repair«*«) lo their re- *tiv«' horn«-» I" rncet with M «» Julia Ko|* eky on Ihumday. February 22. t : !i' - -i< i, re sc I the l>'-m, < r»l 1» le '-t one umicr way, familie« There i» a Albany licmocrat. PITCHER WADDELL’S PLAY. It Wa» • Oalibtrata Casa •< Ovar th« H>m;elf V«*th Hl» Ge««. Always exclusive ladies' store mak ing a specialty of suits, coats, dreaa»« yacht* And that 1 .heritor of lw<* |>ag>*s and millinery announce the first and moat extensive showing of authoranvr | of boiiul««l title«. W'-ep.ng bitterly styles for spring and summer 1SM2. a »mall rib J at of beard. lol lb- Ahleiacya tu lb«* )a-Ut through We were requested by a great many stteeta.'* ladles of !*eio to announce through this paper when we held our big rmbroidery sale and display. We arc now hokling our greatest of all embroidery »ales and carnival of white, every day unt I March 1 liver FIOOO.OO worth of the • 1 H i Ts-.k s"d Squs-sd No. 1912. ' '! : i .• .< »\ XV VOL. <■<-unir M m k « tb* following »lory of that great but ecventrt* left bunder I; ; .U . ! Il- Hl- I « We uwd to put liuti« In center field when »» weren't pit hing bini Ile i »» had to humor him or be wouldn't have «taird on tbc lot that a al' lie was a bully fielder too One day ne were having quite a batt « «vitti some learn, and liuti« was covering cetiler held for IM We were i<eltig hard prr«Ktl With only one out. the oilier 'ram filled the lia«r« In lhe fifth In ning nini a brace of good Iwitters were up Me had two »trikes on the man at but. amt then something happened A b o k I.>.id “f «tu- •• 'ppi-ared Io the sky tiack of center field fence 7 h->ii»c« with flats, glad to report at providing for fm*r field f«»r others. • We now have in st«ick the I'elaluma Incubators, which is considerod beat machine on the market, fail tu »ce ns tie lore vou buy. Vt i »«-iy. lhe II year old son of Vea I 'owning met with a peculiar a-eidmt. He wa» ’ read ing in b<d by lantern light, and fell asleep. Th«’ lantern overturned and wa« extinguished, but the oil »pilled up . on th«- bed and young lXiwnmg found his twaiy covered with blisters when he awoke in the morning. Stayton Mall. I and planlcr. complete fertiliser, all tree »prays and arsenate uf lead now t ..me and get our price» ami in »tock information regarding the further i t.sr ot r * i i.'-r iiut muii wuaa tua !>■«!> " above at J. F. Wceely's tirocerv. A consolidation of two telephone com- panie« haa liven effected at Lebanon 1 h«* Lebanon hull-pendent Telephone company now handles the buninesa. Ill buying a plow get the best. The They win J. I < ujm - l«-a*U them all. out every time m trial test» in thia lo cality. Sol«l by N. I. Morrison, under :to a positive guarantee. J. F. W «»•'I.V. eh" gov» in for a goo-l griuie of poultry tu some extent, re- , i rive I t*«i»y from hansa» < ity, Mo , a »■-tting uf i rystal White Orpington egg* for which he paid the modest sum | of *30.00. Th» Archdsa'an's Slip. In hl« ' Itemtn*.« «-u * - «L.* I ’«!, » » »1 Riputi leí « of an nr II ’ -a-on who i i» »t*eaklr>g nt » t«-ui| • -n- «• • -ting inti who nd rm-1 bl» «;*,■«*« ti n I : ti *ev «ml hutt'orou« nil«1 «iole» Al l«*ngt!i It ««•• m««l to «trike tuiii H it t ** l> i 1 i«r lia|>« In-eii a little frlrolon« ••• lie pull id Idu¡««*lf to/«tti«*r and «-oJcui>»t««l : « I'*« III« «i»«« li In a fittingly «•■Hou« vein IBM tu) friend« lo II acri«»«» th« «up> total of all ’ hi»«* be<-n «ny lug may le- told In a «Ingle word Tmm up a child In th«* way lie «h*>u d gn, and when be 1« old tn* will not de part from It ‘ Tniln up a blld to vvul<] the Iw'tt'v ai d w l.< n be I» uid be will nut deport from it * The Weather I ureau at Portland forecasted rain for today. The tele Notice Io lit Public phone line somewhere between here The two leading magazines of the and Portland changed it to read fair. Hence the white flag displayed yester Pacific coast, the Pacific Monthly and day was an error due to a mistake of the Sunset, have been consolidated un the telephone and not of the weather der the title of "Sui»et the pacific Mon thly.” bureau. It is the intention of the publishers to spare no money nor effort to make Sunset the I'acillc Monthly a credit to 1 Sood Position the West and a magazine of national Can be had by ambitious young men I value and importance. To introduce It to new rralrri, we and ladies in the field of "Wirrlees" or will make the following special offer: Railroad telegraphy. Since the H-hour law became effective, and since the Send 50 cents in stamps, and we will put your name on our «ubm-riptmn list Wireless companies are amtablishing for the next four months, ami will send stations throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegrapher» you free a copy of the superbly lllus ala» Positions pay beginners from 170 to *!*' Irate«] Mid Winter number, and u_. the famous Sunset Indian poster. se per month, with good change fur ad ti vancement. Th* National Telegraph j curely packed in a mailing tube will make a beautiful ornament for Institute of Portland. Oregon, operates under supervision of R. R. and Wire I your front room or den. Send your order to Fred Lock ley, less officials and places all graduatsu* Nortn western Manager. Sunset the into poaitiona. It will pay you to write Pacific Monthly, l'ortlai<d, Oregon. 31 them for full detai.». I J. M. Morris will preach at the Christian church on Ixird'sdav, ths 2*5th at 11 a m. ami 7.30 p. m lhe morn ing subject will I m *, lhe Work uf the Holy hpii>t :n th« Christian's Life. Th* evening subject. < hrisi Crucified the Wisdom and I'oWer of <*od Th**»r *er- mons will I m * great Bible lesMtn» that are worth the time of thinkers. All ar« cordially mvit«*d. * ........... ........................ .. ’ >} JL û *' • • «• a « S « e . s - s • a « • • S . S . • a • » • a • > S Therr will be no sch<»d Thursday, it being a legal holiday. Ethel McDonaM re-entered the high school last Monday. All are glad that her health will now permit her to again join the ranks as a student. The school orchestra will practice again Friday evening, Super County Nupt. Jackson, visor Benner and others will be here next Thursday night to hokl a meeting in th>* interest of a school children's fair to be held during the county fair. It is hope«l to interest every boy and girl in the state in the raising of pro duce of various kinds. Pntes are to tie giv -n for best exhibits in many lines. If you are a parent or a business man or interested in farming, you sh<»ild not fail lo attend this rally. Program lo begin at 7:30. good music will pe fur* ni«h««l and there will be short address as by Supt. Jackson, xuperviaor Benner, , Dr. A. G. Prill and others. Try the Newa for fine job printing. Prices reasonable. an i n little later a lilnze Then crime ilo- claahlng and «Isnging »' tire le-ll« and thè clatler of borse»' (tonfa I li ippened to look In thè direction of file bluse llltfli llp mi Ibe cenici tb-ld feti, e | «nn Itili»* peri bt-d. I<»>kliig al thè blasé. silhouette«! agaliiot lite rrd g are of thè contlagrall.-n I lei out n l>ls»l thal uearly wok* Ibe dead Hube lie benrd me and l<»>k«'«l a round seemsd undecided f«*r a moment ns to hi» ueit tuove but lie wasn't l»ug In With a broad mnking up lil» mimi grill nud u grnceful »ulule of lil» tiand. a« If to *nt . S<» Ione, frlhiw«?* he lui» flly dn»p|M'd (rum «Iglit *»u tbe otlwr •hh of thè foni* and wit on hi* w.iy to t ho tiro.** Hat Air Shut Off. < barile Munn, who presides over tlie destini«» of die pre«« gallery In the house of representante». 1« a bureau of infortuni un f<> r prop e in all part» of lise • i«r They rail him up on tlie » « ibout er- teleph me and n»k for ervililnc gulug on lu Washington tino H.itunliy «ben pr ife««loiial avi a tur» were glvllig n serie» uf flight» on thè speedwny. he got thl» <pie»t|ou over thè «Ir« "Wlll jou teli me, aro tlu-re nny a Ir f!lglit» loda) ■ ' "None today," nnatiered Mann "The bona« ndjournrd yestrrilay to meet nevi Moixlay " Waahlnglun filar ;i BRIDGE FOR GREEN FERRY New Slficlirt Il le tembwr I Compfeltd by Se? Will Hnt Looytsl Span ID NoHkwesi A contract for the longoat »pan bridge in the two north« ■•■tern state«. Oregon anti Washington, ha» bven l< t the Csaat Bodge « ompany of this city, »ays the Portland Telegram. I hi» structure will I m * thrown across the Santiam nver above Jefferson, and is lo replace the old Wooden structure which was carntni away by the recent heavy freshet» in that district The bridge will have but a »ingle span. XWI f< et in length, while the former had two spans. When the storm came the entire »ui>er« true tore was carried aw av. lhe new structure, which will cost over IlHjxai. is to be of steel »mJ will carry an Ifi-foot driveway, The contract wan let jointly by the county courts of Marion ami I.inn countie», the Santiam river being the dividing lint- at that point. lhe steel for the structure has Iwn ordered and the bridge is to I m - com • pleted by >eptembcr I. All the pre liminary work wlll lie finished it is ex pccted by the time the material has ar rived, ao that It will lie a matter uf but a few weekd to throw the super structure together when the steel ar I rives (treat care has been taken in draw Ing tlie plana and B|H*cifiratlona to give the bridge »ufflcient clearance for the water, figuring on the highest ftiHil ■tage ever known. The Santiam river is a iMirlirularly treacherous stream, ami unusual sufi- guards are tieing taken in the founds tion plana to provide sure r'natane r- against the river, no matter how sud- den or how big the Hood. The bridge is to tie of the Baltimore truss ty|>e. Besides living the longest single »pan in the Northwest, it is one of the longest in the world. Snecial Clnblnnt Offer Oar Old Sob sciben and Their rnends The year i'Jl'J la to be the moat im portant year in our history. Reside» grrat activities in the Northwest, a prcaaleiit of the I’nitrd State« la to lie elected. Keep up with th* new« of the world by taking advantage of one of our special offers. Our offer The Daily ami Sunday <>re gnnian, IJmonth», fs.lM), Hantiam News 12 monuhs 11.25. total Both may be obtained for a limited time only fur fis.uo which is the sub scription price of the Oregonian alone. To th<me not desiring lo take the big The 8mil»s Faded Edition uf the Oregonian, A pretty American girl trsve'lng In Sunday Kngland wns sorely tried by the an we have this offer to make: rh.- noyatKea and stnrea tn which she wna Dally Oregonian 12 months, 00, The subj<«-te«! on a< i oiltit of h>-r Ainericnu Santiam News 12 months, 11.25, total "pci iillnrttle» “ Nhe went into n »b<>« 17. Zb. «b<*t> In lxindon to buy n pair of »hoe», Both may be had for a limited time- and the clerk tried on Innumerable only for Jd.<)0 which is the subscription pairs of veritable "boats.- as she called them much to the amusement <>f two price of the Oregonian alone. In other worda, you are receiving the Englishwomen customers seated near by. «dm regard'«! her through their Oregonian ami the News for the price “stsrers’’ aa If »be were some strange ot the Oregonian. animal In a menagerie Don't fail to take advantage of thia Finally the clerk said apologetically »pecia! offer "We 'aren't anything narrow enough Semi in your remittance today. for you. ml»» You »•-•*. miss, our ladle« haie wider feet Itecaus* they walk so much, miss - The two Englishwomen smiled with Ntdce FinMn' the air of »u|i»rior1fy that she had met Beginning next Monday and continu for so long, and ah« felt she could stand It no longer "f»o they walk on ing until further notice, 1 offer any iheir hands. tooK* she flashed out thing and everything at 10 per cent ausoy engayaa. 'fiscount for cash. If you need the rather Well. Julia. If I allow young gomla. I need the cash Fencing, Ma Xmlthers to marry you «III he tie will- i rhinerv. Hardware, Faint», Varniahe», Ing to work a.vd support you? Julia— ; Oila, etc. Th* diacount will only be Ob. papa, bow can be «ben he haa, 1 given on sum» of |1.0O or over, and on- promised to do nothing (mt think of I ly for rash, at the hardware »tore of me all the time?—Httaburg Press. ' N I. Murriaon. 31 I
