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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1912)
« « « * • • A I 4 * • 9 * » . TV. - • « • « » «•‘>hc ïlcirs BY HARLES and Morgans that are now the world.« enntams of industry. The contact with nature not only i.-i tills the principles of honesty and morality in the mind, but brings them clo-er to their Maker without which contact enduring success is impossible. Pii»; ::l’y "&i<xie” Davi« who went to remain the unprincipled decoction California I. st year for hi* health of human nature. is expected home s on. B. L. Shephard attended the The I »»rd had the right idea when he made man. He said it road sufwrvi-o's meet! • K ir Al- was not good for man to be alone bany butt week, and also h-ard but had he made more tl an on« Hill :-peak. wife for Adam there would have The th L| Fellow % l-e’.d thrir been more trouble than there was annivt rsary blow-out last Satur- in the shade of that old apple day night P< rrv Bily< •-.I from tree. Crabtree was present *nd reports an enjoyable time. When a stranger drops into The mill Cf'mpanv are some town jolly him. Tell him this is what hinden’d in th< iroperations a great little city and so it is. a* they ar? not allowed to build Don’t discourage him by sje-uk- a track *cro*s railnad lands un ing ill of your neighbors. Lead til the pr • • nt suit over the C. & him to believe that he has at a <: E. land ? is <|ei i<lv<i by the govern struck a place w hen good jh >p < ment live. The Spa .'ding Logging ( o. are starting their big 1 >g drive down the Santiam on their wa;. to Ore gon City. They have been .at work all winter near here. The d • • "1 th<- parts toked out Monday morning on •ow covered mountains indica tions that winter has t ot left. j ■ Hay - - ding now at .12. a ton. . We Carry the Better Grade Of e of the causes for the fail- ire of. local enterprise- is the // ! prim failure on the part of many people to co: prebend that whatever in jures any business in a commun Ei<t< r<' l at ’.tor p.' ! ff» at S< i<>. Or«- ity reflects injury upon the people an a rot' « irmi I n^ît» r * * of ’hat - on mu* ity. Horne enter prises si - ul l lova’ly support ■ ed by home people. It is too hi h >-< s« 11 **a »<»*.’ >< «\ t i- of ot the <a-i that a business Si Ofw year in advumc that h of ii'cni .able benefit for 1 On*» y« ar, **» <»* a locality i hampered or ruined Six won th« In auiv^ through jealo si i. Some people Thr** month* ’ are «•>« >n-l.' it 1 that they can- Sihjÿlt» copy tn T i it endure t<> • -eana quaintance >:rly p’Sis-M-r i s. while they are Ahv ;• h ri -*i vi ; ti a i r < Perfectly willing to contribute to the prosperity of a stranger. (‘uni of thar.’ i *•*». jM t lin< The |H-r <on who makes his money JtiH-cia) obituar rMrv : t , here and ’»-nils it elsewhere U ; t-r lie* I.- I til l b -pri <• ! to find that DUi-Uy « f. t«. b beiti***-d '*r<My «*<<iutnn wi'.Jf* ■ thorn irnii.it« nis example, und UJESELY & CAIM I»« r in» h. • •* J <•!><-’h that in the course of events on Mr. R<>nike and Mr. Mason ” our motto: ™ 0 B ua tu ’ ä -4 iti*'.................» era. hes result, which throws him for nppendirit's. Both men seem Santiam Farm Topics ONE PRICE TO Al l. funlriirtM U v ' 5*jr MlsiTi itf <> t of eu-plo;. moot <>r entails sc- ’ft..Nil i -*?- « • Clifford Griffin is laid up f -r to 1 h * as v. «11 as before. t<*n. ..-r, los'. s in other ways. Ixiyal- repairs on account of a »wi n- N ick ty to home and home interests is boil on his thigh. Trit ce Ibc Jxt- rta.s-cf essential to the prosperity of any 1 b.-t. ¡ • I :t 1 <ij !.■ FIFE DOLLARS REWARD Our giaxi weather till « • ■ fn She ijNUSc WI**. ricMC mo al ra« hr * i community. »¡«urcciatr I th«- r««l merit« of Chamber- Will l»- paid Air an unrccord. d deed to continue with nice cool shower l».!i '' ■ oi-Kii ! • r>.« •'. !!>■ • ■ thnn now g.-l C h ki 'ft of iw V Ji rite from William Vut>-.- t«> s. W. iRxitl to lay the dust and rnuke plenty Ibi» I» thowr. by the incres’O in saloli cover »: certain t>rop» rty in S« io. Ore- In no activity hns there been of mud. ■ud voluntary testimonials from per roti. L-'oa through your okl deed*, more progrv-t during the last 2«' sona who have been cur.d by it. If jou Thomas Haley is having a «- or your children aro trmibleil with s you m»v lie the ane who h»s it. vear than that of the country W. A. EWING, wre cold an I chills and is threa’ cough *>« ru*.l £ivr it a trial etui Ifccom«* ; In m«nv towrs of this siz< .< w.-p.«)H-r. There are now hun ened with pneumonia. »i-quMii'-t'ii with its good qualities. For women’s chi' ...... .. s, aid dreds of country paf>ers which in »ale by ail dealet*. Rev. G. L. Sutherland wh.l torn For Put: cation while they arc criticised bv *otm eihtori il ability, mechanical ap- hewing some sills for his new Depurtmorit of th» Interior they a - - cortai: I beneficial it P- arance and all that contributes Ikin’t mi»» ole O¡K>n. A lough fiorr. woodshed htul the uns|»e.ikabli to inspire respect and command I'. S. Land Of!,. ut P<>rtl»n«l, Ore. »tart to flnixh. many ways. In so tall towns an<i pleasure of letting his ax glance attention art fully abrest of their March 1», 1912 villages the duh bus been a *pe- which came in contact with hi« Not > ix li« r. !>;, k’lv« n that Sarah A. rial providence to many ti :i wear) metropolitan coutempor tries In foot, making a bad gash and a ¡MORE BITS 0;F TAFTS EAR Swaygor. bi l hark ■ II. Me'linnui, her mother and to th ■ wi :nan of f« v. moral t> <•, and often in editorials jtainful w >und. • he hot cent« <t by Selling and attorney in fa.-t, whose jHistoffiee ad- < arly advantages and large it they surpass most of the great : Bourne for the If. S. ««-natorship was The neighbors met Saturday at only a gentle »tir t>c»ii«e the excite- . dr«-« Portia 1. < r«-t;on, di«' on the I iili< s. in time* past the coun I irnt uns. In our great citiv '¡th day of Jiin.iary If»!?, fil« in th1« <»f- women’s dub* have b< < n the firs try editor was quit • generally re the Crabtree bridge to make met t that r< igne-i when ll.-utk Tat lo-m’» lire h r ni p! cation. S« ri:il No. to buildeg, Teddy, engaged in bloody | .»elect tin h-r th«- provioonii of the Act to institute '•« ia re font s «nd t< garded with a half nitying con plans for repairing the road th - battle with Brick Smither»' h« avy- call public attention to cryinj tempt as a go > l-naturvd but side of the bridge which is a very a . ight. Tuft, ill tin- alley behind Tank- ■ of « ongrr»«. upprov<«l July 1, l»’js (,ui bad place. Stat. ¿97, ' 30 | of 9 tp s s. evil.®. They have rontrofi" chicken-hearted chronicler of in- em's saloon All Squabtoan was there r I e, lot H -«•<■ 1 tp 12 », r 2 w, and lot Thomas Smail made a flying teddy an«i Taft had been g'»»l frauds, superficial and sebish social eus <•<• ,-equential locals. All of this 10 M-c 31 tp 12 s. r I w, Willamette trip to Albany Saturdav on bus. hut in their di»|>utc ou r a juicy bone Meridian. has changed. Countrv newspa toms until such < ust uns have 1* all friendship cea«<d ard they call«- ! come obs'dete. I.i home £overn per- as a das wield the mightiest ness, | finding the roads quite each other tuunes in «log language, ‘ Aov aril all p« r’<>i » claiming adverse ly the la’xl-. above d«-K<-rii-« <1, or deair mei.t an<l lh< Ira: >ingof rhi’diei infliu ice in the nation. The edi sloppy. Colonel (S«l>-<>n. who ucted as referee, tors are n rn of character anil The funeral of young Frank •to|>pe«l the fight when Taft fouled In a ing to objert tiecau»«- of the mineral they long .. «> »truck the kcynoti character of the land, or for any other ••nterpri « . doing more for the of a grand choral of reform whirl Crabtree was held at the JL <>n- breakaway in the sixth round, but not rcaron, to th«- di |H «ul to the applicant will bci’omc more a I more bar • immunity for le-u money than ic cemetery Sunday. Quite a wet before Teddy had chrwe«! off Taft's , »houkl file their affidavit» of protest in naht ear. Smoky Cobb's greyhound, this <»ffi «• on or tieforv th«- 10’h day of time and a large turnout. moniutts a.- the yet ;f' roll by. Ou any other Indy of workers. Jersey, it. ! a!<«>th«-r old houn' dog sat of the tdlish ego" they havi The furming is badly blocked in a wagon down th«- alley arul sniffed Mac 1912. I!. F. Hiuar Anyone who does not want to on account of the long continued diada'nfully at the Hadiators. 'Layton evolved the propre ' ive ’ we. Kegiüter They have strength-ned tw< receive a publication will have rain, which is a great disappoint Mail. w < ak hand* with the combinée no trouble in di ¡continuing it if ment to the farmer* as they wen’ power of two’itv or a hundred you notify the publisher that you so near done. they have taker, a dull uncut gen don’t want the paper any longer Thomas Haley’s step-father Q provided you owe nothing. of t* 'tight and polished it unti and mother arrived here Satur- 1 it ha I«-.-ti fit for f lic purest set Don’t continue taking the paper day night from Oklahoma and « ting in rt lined gal I; they have until you arc pressed for |my- intend to locate near here, as Q r . • r d gn at difficulties, con« rnent and then "swell up" and Oklahoma is getting too tropical ti r<d »! sunl pp judices and av you "never subscribed for it for old people. solved dif’ica’t prcbl-nis; but th« m the first place. ” No publisher Some eastern men are pros prat.de d work of all has been t< wants to force anyone to take pecting through this |>art of th teach th women their own possi his paper if he docs not want country, preparing to buy f irms, We wish to announce that we still handle bilitio- and the glory of their own it at the tame time he expects as they are having too many Lowe I’rothers High Standard; the paint tho • w! o take the pa|H*r to pay heritage. flood*, cyclones, etc. in the Eaat which has proven, by years of hart! test, for it when due just the same as which they do not seem to reli n to give satisfaction. Lowe Brothers Paint they pa;, anv other debt. on a full stomach. Ti e ra .ml ¡«-ilth and ' ivmr sells at $2.2S in single gallons or $2JD in 5 gallon lots. of i-hddr» a re. r. d in the ronntry The Pie Eater is coming The life of an editor is not all nr« s iperior to citv rnis««d child rose*. If he pleases one faction through head and tail up with And while there are many of the so-called ren. Co ntrj c< »king, with fresh hi displeases th«1 other, He hi* fasting cure, since he threw cheaper paints on the market, they will l»e ve/etablia. <v. s. milk, butter accu -d of ay ing too much alsiut away $20. worth of medicine found to he dearei, as they cover less sur and bread niad<- by the farmer’s >nic<»nv and i■». little altout an which was killing him by inches. face per gallon, give a poorer finish and wife tnr surpas < s in health pio- other. If he suggest* * remedy P ie E ater . wear off much sooner. dtic'ng attribute-«, the style of for any ««»rial evil, a large part But if you insist on using an inferior paint, living in cities, in the country of the community is profuse in Mill CitT Items we can furnish one at a very low price. the atmosphere is clear w hile in its expression* of disapproval. J. R. Gadde* has ls*en posting c«ties it h lu.zv with coal smoke So he taxes his weary brain to notices of the Scio Fair child Our "Colonial Liquid Paint” is put up by a and clouds <»f dust swept up from escape the shoals that mean ship ren’s department. One boy in Portland paint house and is as good as the macadam ze«l str<*ets by every wreck to so many editors. any paint retailing at $1.50 or $1.75 per Mill City has begun fabricating gailon. "The best is none to good,” so wind that blows. The country an article to place on exhibit. use the best Imwe Brothers. is the ideal place to grow health You will find honesty among Ed Davis has put in a dynamo ful bsli« and develop clear, thieves, and truth among fools, on hi® farm on Mud creek and is strong minds. The child with a but you never find n spark of lighting the farmers houses Plense read above ad. Thank vou robust Isvjy traimsl to do things manhood, womanh'xxl or princi Whv can’t the farmers in each hns a c r.lidenc” in him .df that ple in a meddler. The thief may community group together as cannot b • aiquir. <1 in any other chronicle the truth by mistake, they do in the telephone bnsi- way. The child riarni in the the fool may say wise things by nnw, and purchase» dynamo and country develop- the qualities of accident, but the man or woman furnish their own lights. Mr. SCIO a leader, and from the farm who n ser. around and mixes up Davis charges $10.00 a year for OREGON have come the ilills, Harriman* in other people's ailair* will ever each house. no.}r: ». 0 9 COUNTRY 9 CORRESPONDENTS of Shoes 0 To Iboxu lApwIipji Io 9 9 9 USE PAINT 1 I « 0 9 0 9 9 9 9 ? ! 9 9 9 9 E C. PEERY DRUG COMPANY 9 9 i 1 «- sr^aSpr * i ' t « I * ♦ • ■ ♦ «. J* ♦T /.;• • * « *» » ♦ • 1 1
