The Santiam news., June 13, 1912, Image 1

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Cammeic nieci Eiemsa
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I a *. »aturday after ..-on the people
of ici« were (lliitfal 1«’ hear the fir,
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house ea»t *«f the mili r».-«- wai on tire.
G.e ;»-«iiile r--»:»-* >-!ed Immettiate!)', but
tin- fir« had t.v -n-i-n of a ytu-t a*«i
w
¡i half h air !h<- .■ i , « « a
pile of nahe«. With th«- help of :i«i
bor- >n -t of th- h«>a,-!> «il it -1'» °«v
the ttr»t !i«x»r were «■ i-.«l Ih«- ut wa«
cauaed by a defective flue a< the hou».»
was an old one, ta-illg ball! xtxr.it thir
ty year ago. Mr Da' -y i» >n«- <>f >-.r
old«-*t inhabitat ta. living in Scio at tt-c
time nt lancoln's a <a-.»i ation.
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«-:.•>•« a - ■
vhortl V
i ter ■- i- ro w county high school Inw
was pa«Mid, th«» Liard of dir.-«-tom of
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h >i « h«».| m ..<>f.. inti wnn the new
»y»tem, t'mtvr thi» plan we availed
o ««Hiit« high school
tuition fund, which brought into our
di>t o<-t from the county between J!25.
and sit-» per meoth luring the .-.r«t
year. This fund enabled us to ««cure
b>-’tcr instructor* than we had been
atl«‘ to employ l.eforv. and at the same
tin»- .»ithout additional burden on the
district. .1« a result we believe we
have maintained a course of study and
a < :«n of tea- her» cquai in .«tamJnrd of
efficiency to any in tm c ' ¡nil. With
th«- same object in view, we expert to
open our s-*h«M>l next year with »<
bright or even brighter prosper ta than
in any previous year.
\\ «• In* iieve that the school is the
best ind«-x to the character of u com­
munity, and lh>* attitude of any individ­
ual on questions of an educational nat­
ure is largely an index lo that indivai-
usi n cbsrai t< r. There ar»- many thin«»
nc.-reary to the success of this cum­ ■
in mity, or any other community for
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«okkieping uIteti one dot*» Hot
tiu», bui after a ltt!l»» cureful ut-
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am! m, misì v or i«azy »;> a» i«v inicr-
fere witli ll.<- view
T »<• li-tler <» n-pn-»«-iil» ovi-rv.i»!
or w •« u lite* ul
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V* - “t!<‘ I • • i ' ‘ : c ' r.i
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llr.; whibHT'* IH H' ì I ìm I bv OlC lutivi*
p. nml >| ituliirite» tiie vi«.itlivr l*> I h -
(«¡iialli Coni lume » miti i» imi>eui-
«•«I bv ali r. »m»w l>v un « and iloiti-
di-r In a t. Any ugl). ibrcaleiniig
■ ppearanre in ili«- vi>-ntli«»r «-all» I «r
t ■- lettcr n, ami vi»il>iliiv «>f dis­
taili <«i»j«>’t-. wh.-tlb r ili«» -kv Li-
fiumi» or i»»t. i» rcprvM-tllwl bv Ilo*
• r v. A » .i-l w i» wet «leu.
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full po»nt or «!««t timi, r nnv lelh-r
«¡«note» il «■»11 i!«l,'■ trv «b *r<-e
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rhe tru ’ h-n v fair at Ix-ba*
n > i v .. w.-l! r« pri entiil from
>■ r.e g| orroo-l. Most nil re-
•'T a large crop ami plenty of
■ .i - ■ r
Mr.-. L II Alwtird «ame in Snt-
.r«i:n ic a month - vacation and
■ -,.■> h.-r, Mrs. S. W.
Gaines,
(bir ilalt- eg proqu-cts for a
bumper «» >p (|, harvest is buov-
n; r :i(> < ir farmers very much,
ti;<- ch tin -. are w mug quite a
mt over the pro-pects of tlie
woolly aphis tie -troviug it as they
did last year. They also have a
O
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«lop
of
sqUHSh
hugs
Oil
in I which are playing «ml hav-
on on all vine«.
.Mrs. Ehi !la-t of Albany ìm
> i- for :i w«-««k < vi-tt «uh ber
niotiier, Mr.t. Ehi <•!>«• l'urner.
I>«,iin Furili" ImH ili .ippeared
unti i ; •' p; ii -d to have gone un
a trip to Ala-ka.
air. ? light
ex«*, -I g«-r
» mod«»mle bro ■ e.
f a *
strong hr«»«•Zf. 7 iimh I itii
frvxli gu!«-. *• *1 rung gale
2-11«’.
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lo wItole
gii!«-. 11 »torni. I’.' Iiurrir.im-. Th«»
Rvxfcin <>f ablif -v, ttion i» gcm-r.illv
adhered to «in all merrtuiOI vr».-i-ì.
Exchange.
A O tt»r»n«».
Santiam l'arni .»tniwlu-rries
are (ine .imi «vii! continui* till thè
Ith of July ut 15c per gallon on
tl «• vuii-.«, also l'H gallona of
g. <«... l»«-rrit.» at l'»c per gallon on
thè L . he.- will In* fine till thè
Itti .«
lot of currantN ut 30c
i r pai.. ul-<o ii fine crup of |x>-
giH;l>«»rrì< at 20e on the vine«,
All kindn of cherricN at 21 k- on
th<* treeg.
An Amern m -,rl. pri-Hv nml
bright, I uk I !><-«*ti »pending some
time in Leamington. Etigiaml.
I be afternoon before her ilepiir-
ture »lie i uddenlv r<-incinl»-n»«l tli.it
Mrs. Martha .Smith of Racoon
•«■viral book» from tin- pillili«? li­
Hollow
is at her son Erank'«
brary »li-'ii «I ■ ■■ . ■ iri -I >
t >■ ii.
Miss
th«' volume«, »allied forili «ind pn--- whose wife is quite sick.
cntlv cnervi-ntcnsj a voung Eng!i»li- Bertha Smith
who ha« been
man who»«* arquainhim-c. though then* has returned home.
bri«-f, had not I h -«« i without attrac­
R< <• Si on w ill have a sale
tion.
”lf<-*liy, rm«», how qm-cr voit Siam of Ins farm tools an«l dairy
Am«n« un g:ri» an*!" he ».nd. "Now . cowf ami move* to Scio where he
I »upptMie if you were nt home, walk
will go into business.
ing «>n I iftb avenue, v«»n would nev­
er I m - «i« -ti with a fellow lugging «ill
Johnny Riley's Iwtrn was burn-
Hl«'»«' I h » «k«. ‘
cd dov. i Satin.lav -itii'iiingabout
"Certainly not.” »In- q.ii klv ami
I o'clock will ;i!! th«- contents,
archly an»w«-n«l. "If I w«-re in
including
1-N» b isiicls of oats. It
A 'i*rica tin» gentleman w<>uhl lie
is Hup|N>-< d to have l»<*«-n th«*
earn trig Hi«»m."
Special ClabbiQî OGcr to Oiir Old Sua
sellers and T&eir Fricils
The year 1912 is to be th«- moet im­
portant y«-nr in our history. Besides
great activities in th« Northwest, a
prevalent of the L'nite»!- Stat«» is to i»e
aketed.
Keep up with the new» of the world
by taking advantage of one of our
special offers.
Hur offer: Th«- Liaily ami Sunday Ore­
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12 monuh« fl.26, total *9.25.
Both may b« obtainwl for a limited
lime only for f&OO which is the sub­
scription price of the On-go.iian alone.
To those not desiring to take the tig
Sunday
Edition of the Oregonian,
we have thia offer to make; The
Daily Oregonian 12 months, *•'- <», The
Santiam N< wv 12 months, fl.26, total
(7.2f>.
Both may be ha«i for a limited timr
only for 16.00 which is the subscription
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In other words, you are nsceiving the
Oregonian and the News for the price
ot the Oregonian.
Ilon’t fail to take advantage of this
special offer.
Send in your remittance today.
.or» of -mn Worthless tramp
as he ha«i no enemies.
(. <■. Biiyi-n and and S. W.
i mine:mm to start Wi-tlnes«lay,
the 12th, for Breitenbitsh hot
■prings, for the beneflt of their
h<-alth. They expect to remain
a month or six wtH-ks to try the
virtue of the hot water baths.
Mr. E«iitor, you will no doubt
h»-ar from me while at the
springs.
P ie E ater .
barity, but the custom has not b< < ii
allowed to drop altogether. »» i*
»ecu by the stone-Imll* which are
often »ct on gatepost», a relic of a
barbarous idea of !<>tig ago. In cer­
tain parts of Africa the «kails arc
(till used a* d<i orations. Whole vil­
lages may la- seen with the door-
•» la Frai.ee, Mrs Norah Morns
poats of the houses surmounted in
i> Frau Karl bruschki, Mrs l‘ H Mac­ thia grewsome fashion.
Donald
•5 Martian Co-het. Mrs V A Mcknight
A Convsn.snt Ranch.
1 C jo « Position
Hybrid Perpetual. Mrs J Ouper
Some real estufe tleu’ers in Bht-
Can ba had by ambitious y<amg men
Hybrid Tea, Mrs Carpenter
iah Columbia w« re «<-< used of hav­
and ladies in the field of "Wirelcas” or
Mareehal Neil, Mrs V A Mcknight
ing victimized Eng! mb ami Scotch
Railroad telegraphy, Mncr the H-hour
Yellow Hybrid Tea. Mrs Carpenter
•ettlera by selling to them, at long
law becarm- effective, and since the
Yellow Tea, Mrs J Oupor
range, fruit rumbea which were «it-
Wirek«« compHnu-s arc establishing
Best collection 8 varieties, Mrs fred uat'-d on the topa of mountains. It
station- throughout the country there
Jones
is said that the captain of u stenrn-
is a great shortage of telegraphers.
Beet collection 10 varieties, Mrs V A bont on K •<>!< tmv Uikr- • ■•-. ■ ln-ard a
Position# |»ay beginners from 170 to JOO
Mcknight
gnat splash in the water. Looking
per mcnith. with good change for ad­
Beat individual rose, Mrs R Cain
over the rail, he spie«! the head of
vancement
The National Telegraph
a man who aas awimnnng toward
Best general exhibit, J I Wrsely
Institute of Portland, (ergon. operates
his boat. Ile baile»! him. ‘‘I>«« yon
Exhibit new rose, Mrs R Cain
under supervision of R. R. and Wire­
5 btoooMone variety, Mrs Fred Jones know,” said the »wimmer, "this is
less officials and places all graduate*
General collection garden flowers, the thin! tima todav that I've fallen
Try th* N«-*• for fine job printin« into position«. It will |»ay you to write
other than ruses, Mrs Lyman Pomeroy. off that bally old ran« •» nt mine?” Frier« rvaaonabl«.
t them fur full details.
A nprain»-«l ankle may aa a rule lx*
I Caroline restout, Vella Brenner.
rured in from thr« ■ la four «lay* bv ap­
St'arolin»- Tcstout. Mrs. I’ll, Mac-
plying Chamlx-rlam* Kniment an ! ob­
I tonaid
serving the direction» with each bottle.
4 red roses, Mrs. John Gill
For «aie by all dealer*.
4 white roses, Mr» Pre«! Bilyeu
„ . ,
i Mrs John Gill
Spink moo, , M„ A E Raixiall
Pup la neither absent nor tardy dur­
ing the entire year
first grade Bennie Royanovsxy.
George Kukacka, Lloyd t.uln nbach and
Izmella Lukenbech.
second grade -Bennie Pruspal. Blanch
Pruchaska. Urru Bilyeu and Willard
Long«
Third grade-llaxel Philippi anti
Lydia Pruspal.
Fourth gra-le -Thomas Proapal. Ar­
nold Boyanovsky and Ethel Ingram.
Fifth and sixth gra-ir* None
Seventh grate Led.wcla kukacka,
and Salbena kukacka.
Eighth grade—Rolla W*d<- and Wm.
k alir.a.
High School—Mary Kotan. Kdwfa
Olson. Blanche Pruitt and Lillie Sima.
m -i»
Renard» W»»lh»r Conditiona.
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m<*un prettv much ti <» an-;: tu tin­
man. but there i* u very
gnat «liiTvrcuce lx-tt»«-«-n tin- two,
inaxtntit'll atM an nmlM»*4«l<>r p«is-
»c*s«-* many privilcg«« n
do n il p»-rtam t«> n m«-r«»
¡’•ri>ii|» tn. i: i-t ,
I.o«»
lege of an u'ti'.-.i ».!■ •
« I h » I» ite­
¿re»lit«*«l to th«- rul«»r of li « « uilrv
• ml not merely to Hi«» governiti« nt
thereof, a» 1» a minister. . I» Hint the
• ml>a»».-ulor mav when <li»miM«x|
turn In» Im« k trv tliv »«ii«-r.'igii to
allow court he ti n be<-ll it»» Ztiril
Rrscllv «!<••« n I mh I. the ui«»le «if pro
ecdure i» a* fol low * ;
Vk hen t In­ audience i» .«t un rm!
til«* amluo il«r wuit» to I h -
mi»»e«l l»v the *ovcreigii. When
niia»e«l the aitmiiMUuior bow», rvtinsa
three |>ac<-», bon* agujo, rvtirr«
three ¡»tu «-*, bow* a thir«| time,
turn» «m lua heel» ami walk« to the
folding divor»
But * i ni - * n gn-
ing >*ove i-rvign t* a ««mum a tore p<>-
|,(1, im-thod >» empioved. T.» turn
In» I m < k would I m » io rt-'/ti a privi-
lege; therefore tlie umU>»*a«h>r re*
i • t..-«-¡«.
•• ‘
• ßv < ' 0ÎI
tires sidi-wm«. î it«-
the M.v«-r«-i- li ioni » it li tl« »ih» r h“
endeavor* tu timi th«- d<»r. By dite
unique mc.ins lie contrive» tí» FbhíkV*
all polii enes* to the smer igfi an i
at tile »iiim- time reliitn Lt «Hit I m «'
Chris Bilyeu is gn-ath i e: t
ing the npjn-aranc»* >f his place
by tilling up th«* van! and r»-build-
li. • tie- sai v a!l . .
l»r. and Mrs. Prill attend d
th«- Central Willamette Meiliral
Society inceting a’ Harrisburg
last Tnursday evening and nq ort
a very enjoyable tini«*, there !>« •
ing thirty «!<> t ts |>n sent. Th« y
made the trip, a iL dan-e of ÎW cupies a very important part. I he
mil's, in their auto.
I’a die coast is being recognised as the
L. IL Eields, Supt. of the S. 1*. ,;ar !<»n spot of thi« country; the Wil­
lines iu Oregon, C. S. Bion I, as­ lamette Valley as the garden spot of
th«- 1‘aciftc coast, ami we believe that
sistant supt. and E.B. Ihm, trav­ the forks of the Santlam will in time
eling rasu-nger agent, were in b ■ ome the garden spot of th«- Wiliam-
Another priv. ■ -.-«■ oí '.i . d.«-i».y.
Scio Saturday looking ov«-r the ette Valley, Our agricultural resources dor is that of Is-ing tuber»-«! uno th»,«
tow n and g«-tt}ng ac»p .rated w ilh arc our richest inheritance. t pon the rovai pre-viice tin .«•u-!t f«> u1;
our busine» men. W'iile wu do ,l|i°l"'r ovt-«opnient of these r«-sources d«Hir», I^itli of «lui li mint i. uung
d«-pends our growth and »landing as a wide for linn. X<«n.- »uv«- mi .i- m »
not know what their busin««- community.
I he high school is, in the
was, we hoj e it m - v s a railro;. I true aens« of the word, a preparatory xad-ir « un 1-1111111 tiii- priv ! \ t ’ u
greatest Livor m tlo» r« -
t that
for Scio in the near future.
school. Through its establishment the can b<- shown uny n»»riHniLa«*u lurmi
Last Eridny night about forty stu«lent is enabled to equip himself or representative «-on« -tiny, in th«
as the ca_>e may be, for any ojienmg to him of one «L> «r only.
ladies met at th«- horn« of Mr*. herself;
apeeiai course that the higher inslitu-
T <-n- • «»n«- privi’ .«■ .if tfi«« um-
Garland, formerly Mrs. Valeri«- to-nsof Icarniny have provi l<«i. With
hn«»adnr, a pro il«-gv ihuf »■> vtiim »
Richardson, and gave her a mis­ such an object in view. It has bben so occasions great inconvénient-«* to
cellaneous shower. A very en­ arranged that a-iy tu«l«-it having cum- the ruler, winch const»!» <if Ins
joyable time was had and the pleted the regular lour year high school right to demand u«l-.i-.»»:«m to i .«•
ladies were given a “treat" as course a« prt-» ribe«l in the state course sovereign by day or by night.—Ex­
of study, is entitled to enter any special
Mr. and Mrs. Garland were course that he or she may desire to change.
marrieil in Albany last Thursday. take up, thereby shortening the time
H«ni Chriibdfi Antierjen.
A cot • «riti-« of ilgii- t l.i -»»..n
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cain were they would otherwise have to sprnd in
university or college four years Atvlcr« >t> : "Ihs vanity »..i- |o-riiu| »
visitors at tie Strawberry Eair the
I hiring the part year ) had the pleasure his most »alieni characteristic. He
in Lebanon last Er; lay. They of visiting our »>. A.
and it is cer­ uà» photoernpltf-d s< <>r< - of tini«-»
report a large attendante arida tainly a grand In'tit ition. With its in every position ati«l costume, ,in •
well «i :.pt>ed dairy bull ting, its various he never aear:i-«l of new prcM-nt-
general g-xxl time.
deparim -nt» of agriculture, w ith all the inents of his strong l«ut unhand­
ZÌA?. Dr. I.O.V«». th«- w« II known modem experiments being tried out in
some features. His a bini« »ere le­
• e-*'
stock raising and farming, it certainly
will be in Stay ton Wednesday. affords the student in these lines a rare gion. Ile Ioni * morbid horror of
being buried alite mid always set u
June 19, one day only. Consult opportunity.
slip <>f pajw-r bv hi« lie«isidc bearing
him about your eyes and gla.-»*es.
the word«, 'Scg c» skindod* (‘I mn
in a tram«-’). Ilia h«»«t» often found
J. M. Lindley brought to the
W-ss O'v.s on
\f • Wiinn« :rk i-on«ti!|c»l hr-r him .in exacting guest, but his little
News office this week a box of
failing« were easily piii«bmc«l for
strawb «rries of the Marshall va­ h oblimi iilmiit tln-ir danglifer’» etiti- the sake of In» genius and bis child
int’<>ll. “Wonl«l you prefer to li.ivc
riety. The berries are beauties,
«l.iin-htcr t.iki» her le»»on« home?” like nat’irtJ.”
of medium size and excellent the naked.
a R«l<e ef B«rb»r,»m.
flavor.
”lt-« ill right for the drawing,”
In ancient tii . • it «. - the i tw
repli«-«!
her
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miii
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who
ilislik«*«l
Mr. and Mrs. Flannigan are
tom <>f the victor« in a butt!»- to
here from Crabtree for the pur­ n««i-« . "Lilt *li«-'«l Iwttcr go to th«» decorate tlii-ir iloorpiwita witli the
f, i 'i.-r’s r.-uh-’ •• for the siugitig
pose of being close to medical an«! piano pint in«».”
skull« of the vanquished. With tlie
uihnnce of civilization of course we
treatment for the latter. They
no longer continue tin* bit of bar­
are occupying the Shop«- property.
Rose Shew Awards
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