The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 29, 1912, Image 1

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The Santiam news., February 29, 1912, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text« J V n V<»l *• XV NO. MEEHNC TONIGHT «*«••» •»•■•? «»•»•*••'» Bilia are out for a meeting lonignl in Aaaembly Hall at 7 HI p m in the in- terrat of the Industrial S.-h.«-, Eair lo be held tn connection with the County fair *«tate ;Uj,t Alderman. County Supt Jackson and others will address the meeting. Everyone who can ia urged tj attend thia meeting, The school orchestra will furnish the music fur the occasion. He 9i«r ths Point Nnt Good« In «a» at the club with an English friend nnd be-time tbeceu ter of an appro lath e group \ cigar num offered the cnmedlnn a > Isar. suy Ing that It «a» a new production. "With eto h cigar, you und.-rstaud," the promoter »aid. "I will give a eoti poll, and when you hire smoked 1'»•• of tbem you may bring the coopou« to tni' and ex< hnngt* them for a grand piano " Nnt sniffed the igar, pin. hed It gently and then replied. "If I amokrd SJMX) of these t lgara I think I would need a harp Instead of a grand piano" There was a burst of laughter In whl h (be Engllshniru did not Join, but presently he exploded with tnerrl metit "I see the point." lie exclaim ed 'Being an actor you have to travel around the country a great deal, and a harp would i>e so iuu<_U more conveulent to carry " f' - yr off ” Pra»««d Glass In 1S27 u irj • '■ r of <*nd» 'h. M * , w un ir i ■•f 1’ particular si t- arid slm »•, • on • the idea that the moit-n nrwtt! could he prt'».M'<l into »nv f orrn. Hindi tin* «aine a* l<'»d nr : be I p to that tinif all ..lit wiit< had 1 ■ ■ ¡i 1 > ti ' r r in n niolil. und considerai'!'' - H •• * re- quinal, und the pro. »-s »«a* •dow. The gl«-- '■ 'inuf n ture!« Im MÍ ut the carp'-iiti'r. but te ue’it i « .< ’ï and built j presa, anti now the 1 rut- cd States is the gr.-.ifc-t pre gl.iMwar««countr, in t!ic uorld. Haito Not R m ! Not. Without ha Hr wlth«nn r«»t Bind the motto to thy br*a*t. lirar It *t!h • *•» k t|*l| Storm or ■unRhine iru*»r4 «• “well not flower» that round thee bloom Hear It onward to th» tomb Ifaate not let no wkl««« tired Mar for a>» ti e aplrlt « •|.r.d Ponder well and l-uw the i t Forward th»»» with all thy rt.'fbl! Haste not Vara in not 4i«tw For on» rwrklra* action dun» Ilrit not I Time a sweeptnff by rt • ? da '«■ I r'.i' t 1 .4 «I •' Romefhln* ’ <hty «nJ • ubi Ime lxieve behind to cunquer time Glortou» tte to live (or ays. When the»« forms h»>» | m » ip | d » i ! Haste not. rest not. calmly »»It Mreklv hear the «tot ns of fat- Duty be th» polar c Ids Do the righi arhats »• bet 1.1« Haste not. rest not Conili.ts past Good shall croon thy word st last —•-Ml.»« Mmstsr's Cotestrl Whin Hs Heard Haw It Happsnsd. t Within oi.e i gnutr ot atepplng out of the taxbab In from ot his home Mr • • • . «•«••• «»•«•••••• Mu.ither» re ehetl two separ ite and distill't shocks The first «a» the site man. i o inty Supt. Jtckaon ami , of the tuii. und the set olid «.is the re suit of his argument with the t-hauf S ; jh rvisur Benner will atidrei»» f-ur Mr Miultlier» used such Inn th- meetinir tonight. The school guage to the hauffeur twfote tie paid orchestra will alao play one or the bill that the taxi man > *cii<| not re I t a o select io S. er» just onte tiefore dcparllng r v. - ■ •. « , , i The physics cUh*S is indebted <111 of thr cloth iml om r dur to Guy Wyman for the loan of a II Celit'einan g the fra. a« « ’i I c < li.octe r 'It a »me telegraphic instruments Nmlttwr» thought lie I.card «otne one spring a shade In the boo«- next d««ir. while studying electricity. bot Iwfore be tuid time to turn ami see Six case« of turtliries.4 is the who It «as the chauffeur landed with r cord lor the past month three tliot swat When Mr Smither» regain in the high school and three in t»l his fret Ibe only thing present which had Hot been there Iteftirr was the intermediate room. a lump rapidly rising In the «enter ot The average attendance for the bls classic brow ei ruing at a banquet hr met past month was 98.2 |>er cent. Ids Next good nelgtilMir on the t— «1 the Itri The Huh school Httxxl highest Mr |la«ciis who rrcctcl b in cordial with a percentage of 99.2. The ly. but eyed hla lump Why ill) drir friend began I be ! lowest was the grammar room clergyman Mi'icllmisir tmw <||<I you ‘ with a percentage of *>» 9. meet with your painful Injuri '■ I "Oil ell rt I li.ul (•> go down Into The number of visits by par- ¡ thè celiar Inst nlgl't t • ulsuit some j etits Utlli Nchool l«oard for the tblng .tiiat «mi wrong nuli thè fur It seems to l»e nu<'e Brasili things furino r* Voti • month win zero. \ln <s grtting otti of the j olicy to let the teacher» and lllidrrstAtld killer nnd mnk ug rou g>> down luto ! p pils work out their own salva dark t cllnr* cr ind poklnc rumiti in ¡ lite blu. kne«s ' I ben Mr Siiiltbrr» tion. pr.r eeded triti» mali» '" -mite detalln of la»» Ite I- ..I bit li s l'cml ignllist a prò Ir. timi, lui » It linil fr inì Inni lo thè es’tb ho» li» tuoi li,rii pi<ln*u v nnd .I im ' Quigley rnntemplates build- dregged hluisclf tip-t ilt« bui Imw. In spile of ah lo* ■.olili il<> thè lump liuti a new hotute on hilt place an .toon tome out nm| asserìed Itself a* the IA, ather will |M*nnit. The mlnl-irr llslrncd '•Jiieer. Isti t II." he remarknl r.-n ihs . utly ' tiow N. B. Mones has several mm people gel hurtl Tl r-r w.is ri nolluiu cutting wood for him. 1 knrw wlui . nule to * l"ir li our limi Mr». R e Phillipa haa been on day lunrtiing ss ut» a wotttul u(M>n ber forehend. H d « lieti I imiulrnl of he' the sick list of late. ho» iter Injury w is re. eli ed sbe hns Mr». S. Hoagland left laat Eri- tenni to ussurr ri r tliat il was nothlng al' rerious I I bit IL' «ulti »he dav morning for Chehalis, She al Nra York l’rrss IT ’ - t , -4 . w w 4 ll'tlil tirer SMITHERS GOT A BUMP. J The Wrj Sen Noles Jack Gat Even. A Judge pre-nlli < ■. V In «NMirt. •eked n sailor w belli r be *mw ill* plaintiff strike the tiefend it ( he "Who Is the plaintiff •" a sailor ■ Pretty man you are." s.'ild hts houttr "that « n d. n t I w the - n tiff from the dofendnnt: Wei! where did you »eg thr man strike liitii ■" "Abaft Ihr binnacle ' snl<| I.. k tar "Where Is ubaft the binnacle'' in quired tils honor "Pretty judge ytui are." re*i»>nded Jack, 'that you don't know abaft tb« binnacle!" has been viaiting here for the past three month». I Mr». H. Quigley continues to r. improve. Marion Arnold has resumed hi» duties us assistant agent at the depot. 1. Hoagland made a business trip tn Portland this week. Paul Froelich is laying the foundation for his new house. Hsr Crsd.t Was Strained, A young country me.vhant who had aomethlr.g of a reputation for close Suisse*» New Stoey figurlug waa ea(>n tally allentl'e to Cotigrrssmnn Nuirrr of New York the village acboolma am IT.. ■ has stopiwvl telllng ifler dlnnr «toHrs woman had a sweet tooth and was n. t The New York congre»»u..m am! J at all retiring about making the fact Adam P.nle the Mmnr- ta nlt. nrre M adeline . known. Accordingly, ahe hinted to her t \\ admirer that a l»x of thocolat«« Ilot loog ago llelr tirhl the fl's.r fttr would be greatly appreciated on the au hour and told nome amusing yarns i occasion of hl» next vl»lt latter the Wben Mr Nutser an»«' tie »book Ids suggestion was re|>eat«al and again Henry Claya ni the gnrsts n I startet! Rev. Ketchemof Salem preach- duly besHl««! The third time lhe sub ••ut t't «lu the hninttr Marathon him je«t was tTogched. however, the die e<l a very impreMive »ermon la.st self penscr of awwata turned a deaf rar to "I wlll fir»t te'l ton n storv t but Sunday morning ’in memory of the entreaty Adam nrtrr h-artl ' br lie.' Iti • d then the decayed J. W. Miller. **1 don't know about takln* that girl launt'hnl liito H m * récital of an une any more candy," be confided to a Tom Quigley and wife of Mun- dote no ngnl thnt ••irrvl»..Ji tn the eumpaulou next day "Bbe'a owin' audience conld mil it by I!» front k«'H«, »pent Monday with H. 0. me HO cents for cbocolatBB already." nnnir Mr ttuitrr hndn't pru -rr» <«l IJpplncotta Shilling and family. Verr fnr «ben Itenre».- ’itl'r SM" rv Stanley Taylor and wife spent of Krntm*ki et •• d up ■ -»I l-i b • ir»o Jarred ths Senatsr. whlnper. heard nil or er the room Sunday at the home of W John Sharp Williams «it sauntering "Wbr. Hill. Adam lnr*nt«*l that np Pennsylvania avenue on hla way Mcl«ain. etory " from the rnpltol one afternoon when .< School reopened Monday after friend introduced him to Major Ge .-e A Arnies. who enjoys. among other being dosed the na»t week on Nolict II lie Public distinctions, that of l>eing the owner of account of the illne»» of the the Apponiattog battlefield In Virginia teacher’s father. the The two hading magnrlma of It didn't take the major long lo ev plain to the Mississippi senator a bill Pacific coast, the Pacific Monthly and Stanley Taylor made a buaineas be had had Introduced In congress for the Sunset, have been consolidated un trip to Portland laat week. the ptir. -base of the famous baitlefiild der the title of '‘Sunset the Pa-ific by the government for a national park Monthly.” Blatchford Bro», are construct The Mlsalmlpplan waa mu h Interest It ia the intention of the publisher» ing a warehouse to be used in sd In the proje t to »pare no money nor effort to make connection with their general "1 a tn Indeed delighted to meet you. Major Major I didn't quite catch the Sunset the Pacific Monthly a eredit to merchandise store. the West and a magaxine of national name." aahl the senator W ood B f . e "Major Arman." said the owner of value and importance. To introduce it to new readers, we : Appomattot "I'd 1» glad to have your support of my bill. and. aa an old aol will make the following special offer:' dler with Grant, nnturally I want to Send 50 cents in stamj>e. and we will | An Optimi»!'» Baby. see the battlefleid taken care of." put your name on our subscription list Y'ob c (frntn I*»!' Isn't hr asleep yet1 "What!" cries! Senator Williams for the next four months, ami will send Papa (hopefullyI Ao but he yawue.1 "T>o you mean to tell me that a Yankee you free a copy of the euprrbly illus nlstiit u qunrter of an hour ago -Ixm owe* Appomattox? Thia la where I trated Mid-Winter number, ami ah<> doti Puni b fail off the water wagon." the famous Sunset Indian poster, A Great nt erm. It Couldn’t 0s It. Thirty thousand persons perished In curely piu-ktd in a mailing tube Hotiaekeep Ito tramp* Why will make a beautiful ornament for Mr« India Oci II 1737. from Hi. ■ don’t you look around for work? of a great storm your front room or den. Send your order to Fred Lockley. Trump I’m rntubled whl a stiff neck, Try the News for fine job printing Nortnwestern Manager, Sunset the wnm - R»a4un Transcript -• ~ * ... Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. 31 Price« reasonable. 32 DAIHY MEETING J 1» Mu »le of Forest t'rove wil b. in Sdo \\ < dnesdav. March «1. when hr will give a talk on dairy work m d d»lry development at Urseh ('em Hall at I p m Mr Mickle is a practical dairyman of many years ex|>rrience and has a ways taken an active part in public work of this kind throughout the state, ant) wlll no doubt give a talk founded upon actual expi-rienre and the authorilv of the lies! writers of the dav. Soecial Clabbmi Offer tj Oar Old S il - sellers and Their ITiends The y-ar 1912 is to be the moat Im- i ixirtant year in our histurv. Ilealdea gr>-at activities in the Northwest, a president of the United States is to be elected. Keep up with the nr»« of the wur'd | by taking edvantage of one of our siMH*ial offer». Our offer The Dally and Sunday Ore gnnian, 12 months. |S ix>, Santinm News 12 nionuhs SI.2S, total 49.26. Both may be obtained for a limited time only for |8.U0 which is the sub scription price of the Oregonian alone. To those not desirmg to take the lug Sunday Edition of the Oregonian, we have this offer to make The Daily Oregonian 12 months. 1« Oil; The Santiam News 12 months, |l 25, total »7.25. Both may be hail for a limited tim* only for In tXl which Is the sulmcription price of the Oregonian alone. In other wonts, you are receiving the Oregonian and the News for the price td the Oregonian. Don't fall to take advantage of this special offer. Send in your remittance today. He port ot the Londitl. n <d IHI. SCIO SIAII ItASK At Scio, tn the State of Oregon, at the close of business February 90, 1912 KIIMH'Mi'K* LowsH*» Pun. laians ami discounts .......... 132.190 57 On. ■«• aft-r ri|»"i g tic ridlrulmi» Overdraft», secured and un bluiwter» of iti«- ■«'. t<>r < f .'ertalo « d secured......... .. play* Jnin-s Biissfll t-wrll « ori' Tudt-d alili thè reunrk, "In |x.lnt of ti t. we Bomia and warrants ... .. . must apply lo ibis gt-iillrman ih- naihe Banking house........................... of thè fir»t klng of Spuria " No «>ne romeni he r-d, of course wtmi ibis wn». i urmture and fixtures bill «ben tbejr l.-il.ixl it up ib-y fottuti Due from banka (not reserve txnka) ................................. It »ut Elidi mid i» 1.74«.«7 Cash ami due from approved Ths Young Member. reserve banka .................. Grantley Berk'-!«) In his "Ite. olire Checks and other cash th'h. noir« one of the shortest par Items..................................... liamentary spre. he* on re-ord H uns In the house of eoniimmv [.collard Other resources .................... Sbelborn Items Total 45,073 7ti 117.97 532 42 It», 417 22 I.IAHII.ITir.H < apital stock paitl in ........ I in,non.00 Surplus fund........ .................. 4,000.00 Undivided profit», lem expert er« anti taxes paid.......... .112.03 Individual de|s>sita subject to check 72,450 30 Demand certificates of deposit................................ 1.1, «54 «• Total .. !<■>. 417 State of Oregon, ¡ sa County of Linn ' I. W A. Ewing, cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true to the boat of my ktwiwledge anil belief. W A. E wing , Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 27th day of February, IMP. R. Shelton Notary Public / •*l AM HT A TUt Sil MVMBKA I Good hSltlM Can be had by ambitious young men Charlton tried to mnka a ms Mm ami ladiea in the field of "Wirelea»'* or ■pcerll. anti. Haiti« In bls pla-e with a Kailmad telegraphy. Since thr »-hour vary l><i'd head, known, too. aa he wee law became effective, and since the to ryerylxxlr na "!»• of the oldest ata« Wireless companies are «»tabliahing ere In all the ways of the world, he stationa thr >ughout the country there tiegsn with great uffwistlon of Inei- ia a great shortage of telegraphers. prrletiee and with an exceedingly mild Poaitiona pay beginner» from 170 to H«0 voire. "Mr H|>enker. 1 am but a young member" On hcnrlng thia n«»rrtlon per month, with g>«»1 change for ad The National Telegraph from so crafty a mnn possessing ao vancement. Institute of Portland. Oregon, operates tenrrable a pate the entire bouse ronr Twite he at<>p(trd. under supervision of R. R. and Wire <d with laughter nnd three times he commented with less officials and places all graduate» these words, but It waa useless The ¡ Into positions. It will pay you to write bouse would not listen, and he never them for full details. 23 4 essayed to sp«uk again.