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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1912)
> MAUCH PORTLAND NEWS LETTER M mí Fat Steel Sficw a Gnat Saccess - Wotid Change Opening of Season 1er Big 6»me lo Sept I SCiO PUTS BOG ON STAlTON Scio |0, ."layLon 4 That is thr w «y «L-io neatly tuck«"l awav th«- first farm of the season It was fair!, evenly EÏ PEOPLE RULE, SAYS ROOSEVELT though Sci>> <Hit-pi(che-l a» well u > • >t batted the visitors all thr«»-igl All th«- OPPOSI: S PRCSIDENTS ATTITUDE l<H-ai* played good ball making but f> w ON POPULAR GOVERNMENT. error*. Kalir a caught a tine gam«. an«| the new recruit* w«-re there at all tmw. Si io ha* a g<«al pruei«- I for th« People's Voice Must Prevail test hum«- t«-atn in years Mayton also ha* the l>r»! tram it ha* had for sever al year*. I hey play«*d good ball at.-I Cheered for Inrech In Opening Active acted like gentlemen. Campaign for Nontinat<on—Quotes Under thr control of experienced um Taft as Opposed to the Majority. pire* Pvt«- Melhmald for "«-io ami We«i Stands Tquarely on His Columbus. die for Stayton. things were comiucU"! in big league style. Ohio, Address. Line up; Scio Stay ton! «alien? passage* In Colonel e Kalina Burton -J» forceful campaign *|M>«u h Powell Cole 1» _, deliver I in ‘.'arnegte Hall. New York, M unson rowrs 1st ol-iv evening. Is given b««lo* G«K>ch Th«>ma 2nd ■rent (iindsmenial t»»ue now \l > •• ■ V . OrUman . 3rd ti e rmiuhlle <n psriy and t*» sa Morris Funk for„ , y r people can be ltate<| briefly Holland If (Ixsdman It m .. re the American peopl» til to Rock g’-"rn thrinselve*. to rub- them Bennett cf Be sue lump »'li'". tn lontrol them Ives’ rf Woodmansee I (.. lex.- (hey are My OpjMinatl'B «io n,>t I tv eve In the right of the p.-opl ■ lo r> te I believe that the inn jor-t» of the plain p- 'Sp'e in th- Unit- e.l Stale will, do. day In and day out make fr r mistaken In govern Ing tlo-in-.-Iv.-n than an» similar class (Concluded on pags M| Portland. <>r.. March 2»> (Speciali In quality of stock exhibited, in the liunilvr of thotons'hbr, d aio-i als en ter. 1. Im- t-r -I > •' »<> > for their fancy exhibits, the attend ance and the absorbing intceest mani fested in the show, not only by breed er* of the entire Northwest, but by the < ! held bv th«- Pacific Northwest Liv« stock Association at Portland last we« k was the most successful event of th«- kind «-ver held on th«- Pacific coast. Weather conditions were ideal ami the attendance was estimated to exceed 6.(WO people during the ’hrt— day«. The quality of th«- stock was so far superior to that of last year that of ficial* and stockmen were positivi- that the grata! champions of former years wou <1 not have turn elibible for S«sl«v who r,ti»d the Csar « Svola . e • even the »mail, «t prixe* this year. The will bs «I «ho St fr»ncis » champion carload, consisting of 15 head Motel Albany of magnificent Hereford* was prob ably never surj aased, if equalled, at Í F II. '«-<-ly of < hi.-ago and Ihlladei t any show in the United "tate*. This carload was sold at auction, brir ging pina, thè notisi tru».« espcri, will lie at Sul,- ni» for th«- -antiam New*. 310.10 per 100 lbs., almuat 31 per IU0 thè St. Francis hotel and w ill remain in Albany irida) and Ratunlay l-i etl oatf for sale three grain oata onlv. more thon jmid for the champion car Aprii bth ai «I «il). Mr Srely ■a vs: L. Zeller. Ihomaa. 3 load last year. The grand champion steer. also a "The Spermatic ShieM Truss as now Gallon llibh-r A Gill Co. for your Hereford entered by th«- University of used arid approved t»y the ILJted State* shoe* Up to dal«- line, Idaho, was a la autiful two-year old of government will not only retain any New and up to date men'* and buy*' almost faultless proportion*, and was case of rupture |ierfectl>, affording im hata at llibler & («ill cu. aold for tl.20 par lb. on foot, a price mediate relief, but do««« the opening Th--»«- desiring settings of Barred which ha» been ex«-« , led but on.-.- in in Id days on the average cas«-." Thia Ph mouth Rock eggs, should begin the United Stat«-* for a single meat instrument received th«- only award in serwlmg in their orders early. animal. Th«- second prue steer was England and in Spain. pr<iducing r« suits A. P. H irons , Shelburn. without surgery or harmful injection». sold for 50c per poural. Dr l*>w<- the well known op- A prominent (sature of the show was Mr Seeley has dis- inw-ntarj referee,-«-» t <-ian will be in Jefferson Mun the splendid exhibit of hogs from Can fmm the Unite«! States government. tra! and Eastern Oregon, alfalfa f«*t Washington, II. (’., for your inspection. day aftermam, April first, lie hope* and wheat-finiahed in every instance, Al! chanty cas«-» w thout charge, or if t<> get to »cio the last of April but equaling in --x«- an<1 quality any similar any interested, call he will t* glad to cannot give date at this time, I'. H Bodine who is a member of the showing made in recent years in the show the truss without charge or ftt best hog arai corn growing state* of them if deaired. Anyone ruptured fair board attended a meeting of that Mr Bodine is a Middle West. Price« for hogs aver should remember the date aud take ad body here Saturday vantage of this unuasal npf«ortunity. c andidate for county sheriff subject to aged nearly He per (Mairxl. th«- republican primaries, a graduate of — The "(Jetting Acquainted" tour of providing for an appropriation of |M, (>. A C., an ! a very pleasant gentleman th«- Idaho-Washington Development tajo to tn uacti for propugating salm<-n to meet. League and tne »jo-cial excursion to the We worwier how many of our school in waters controlled by the govern- Pacific Northwest Ijvratock "how at girl* have that apron started for the ment. Portland proved to l"- thr biggest school fair1 Or how many of the event of it* kind in thr history of the school boys have a toy boat, engin# or llarrvtl Plymouth Horka, lire«, for Pacific Northw« .t Representative m««kl aeroplane under way. And thr Only a citizens to the numlx-r of 23X. with layéis. Eggs. 31.U0 for 15. Thr garden a-ul chicken* iooke«l after ( ha», i hrs. their families, visit«*! 1‘swo. Vancou limited numlier fur »al«' «•arly bin! sometime» gets the worm Scio, Oregon. 'Li-ip ver, Portland. The Dalle* ilool River. you know. Harrisl-urb Bulletin. Pendleton and M alia Waila At each >ciu has given birth to a new nine- of the points outside of Portlami they j iece band Organised Saturday at were shown special courtesies by repre noon, practiced in the evening and sentative* of the commercial club» At ma«le their debut Sunday; going some. Wall* Waila the pilgrims assisted in The year 1912 is to be the I m«>»t im eh? The band is compuced of rough- the cloaing program run- • cl« I w ih the B< sk I«-* neck*, no gentlemen allowed in the organization of the South Central portant year in our history, in ths- Northwest, a line up. The band will give concert* great activities Washington Ih-velopmrnt League. At each Sunday th«- ti-sm play* at home, prevalent of the United States is to be Portland they were the guests of the and follow the team when away. Line elected. Commercial Club and the bu»ine*» men Keep up with the n«-w« of the world up Fal and Bill Kalina, Ethil Arnold, of Portlami on the lhth, and on the and Fred Ol« mier, cornets, Joe Kalina, m-xt day were entertained by th«- live hy taking edvantagr of on«- of our baritone, Rolla Shelton, ba»». Henry ■prcial offers. stork stock awociation al the fat Stepanek. alto; Holland snare and Our offer: The Daily and Sunday Ore ■Sow. gonian, 12 month*. I*. 00, Santiam New» i.ooch bass drum. Governor West has offer«*! to With tiie consolidation of Sunset and 12 monuhs 31.25. total 39.25. crate, using all thr rvsourci-s at hi« Both may lie obtained for a limited th«- Pacific Monthly under the title of command, with • joint committc«« of time only for l*L00 which i* the sub "unset—the Pacific Monthly, th« pub the Portland Commercial Club, Chan- scription price of the Orrgnnian alone. lisher* will »pare no money nor pain* her of Commerce and Realty Board in To those not desiring to take the big to make of "unset the Pacific Monthly making general investigations into the Sunday Edition of the Oregonian, a magazine of which the W eat can well operation* of any penwvn. firm or cor we have this offer to make. The afford to lie proud. It i* making a poration in Oregon presenting to the Daily Oregonian 12 month», (<>.00; The specialty of its beautiful color illuatra- public an investment of doubtful or Santiam News 12 month», |125. total tion*. In addition to its superb color suspicious character. The investiga •7.25. work, it is publishing clean, bright, tions are to be followed by relentless Both may be had for a limited time readable stones and interesting de- prosecution. only for 36 BO which is th«- subscription senptive article*. The «ulwcription NBTtl) RUP.U8E EXPERT HERI Possibly About You NO. MMiCt It IM PuW»C OREGON WILL The two leading magatimr* of th» I I’acifi coast, Ou Pacific Monthly ami ! the Sunset, have been eonaolidateti un der the title of "Sunset the Pacific VU.! I l> L- I l I l I L> I 1 .Monthly." It is the intention of the publishers --------- to spare no money nor effort to make J Sunset the Pacific .Monthly a credit to the West and a magazine of national Stitt will 93 Ft'.'ftisM Frtt Booth at value ami importance. To introduce It to new reader*. we Northwosttrn Product (iposilion it will make the following special offer Minntipoiis Nov Î2 23 Send 50 cents in stamps, an I w«> will ;>ut your nam«- on our subscription list for the next four months, ami will send you free a copy of the superbly lllus- M I Winter number, .g*l alati Oregon will show from ICO, (MSI to the famous Sunset Indian |s»ter, ae StM.tMU |>eople a big display of her pro- ;»,-►.«•» m» , c t .1... it ducls at the Northwestern Products will make a beautiful ornament for F.xposition to be held ■ t Minm-apulit your front room or den. Novrmlier 12 to 23. Semi your order to h'red l.ockley. Governor West has receive«! word Northwestern .Manager. Sunset the from the officer* of th«1 Northwest i '»> M * ' ■ . . j Development League that the Civic «nd Commerce Association of Mmneap oils has agreed to a deal whereby thia state will be furnisheai exhibit spare for its official display without cost at th«' Products Exposition. The busi ness interests of Minneapolis are slso erecting a great expaaition building as a home for thia exhibition of North west products. The governor will probably ap|>oint a commission to assist state officer* in thr work of collecting amt installing an exhibit. Under thia plan no county nor community will have an advantage over others in the stat« Any city, county or reputable lam! company de siring to make an imlc|>endent exhibit will tie aide to secure a limited amount of apace adjoining the state exhibit (Ml reasonable terms. Ciiropractic Chiropraclis is baaed upon the princi ples; I. The nerve» are the life. 2. Die- ■ ■. i ■ I of »MtabcMa CHMa graeMro on nerves 3, 1‘rvssure xm nerve* causes disease Chiropractic is a drugless system of healing ami doc» not reeomble hydro pathy, hypnotism or magnetic healing. Chiropractic is not osteopathy, but reaches diseaas» that osteopathy can not reach if you have any of the foilowir.g ail ments. such as rheumatism. bladder trouble, appoplexv, Bright» disease. dro|«y, dysnrpsis, emission*, female disease«, goitre, heart disease, hys teria. insomnia, im|»>tency, jaundice, kidney disease, imligestion, gall stone», constipation diabetes, ovarian disease, palsy, paralysis, pleurisy, sciatica, St. Vitus dance, liver dis«-a»c. urinary dis State of Ohio. Clt^ of Toledo. I l.ucas County. ease, lumbago. appendicitis, cured Frank J. (.'henry makes oath that he without the use of knife. Examination is senior partner of the flrm of F J free. ('henry A Co., doing business in th«- Dit. C. 8. T ioaro , Scio, Or». Cl.ty of Toledo, county ami state »for«- said, am! that said flrm will pay thr sum of One Hundred Ikillar* for e*-h FARRS WAMTU ami every case of catarrh that cannot If you want to sell pour farm semi tw cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh dearriptlon at once. If Price ia right Cure. Frank J. Cheney. we can »ell it in »hort time. W<- have Sworn to before me ami subscribed in customer* waiting Oregon Farm A my presence, thia i',th day of December Realty Co., «'*»< McKay Bldg., Port- A !> . (Seal) A. W. Gleason, land. Ore. 35-2 I > fl fl fl fl fl Special Clamici Oler lo Oor Old Sns seibas and Tbeir Triads At the annual m- «-ting of the Oregon Cot *rrvation Association held in Port land on March !R. thr dclrgate* favor ed a change in thr date of the opening of the season for hunting big game from August 1 to September 1. It also endorsed the United States Senate bill price of the Oregoni*n alone. In other word*, you are receiving the Oregonian and thr New* for the price ot the Oregonian. Don’t fail to take advantage of thia special offer. Send in your remittance today. fl 9 I fl 9 I price of Sunset the Pacific Monthly la $1 M per year, but by a special ar rangement we ar»- able to offer for a time both Sunart the Pacific Monthly and the Santiam New* for 31.75 per year, specimen copies may be *een at thia office. i I * X
