The Santiam news., June 20, 1912, Image 1

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OREGON.
lOVNTY.
TIHRSOAY,
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rs. Maud Holland and sons Ed
VOICE GF THE H
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Glen and Mrs. F. T. Bilyeu
were Albany visitors Tuesday, It* Mu«': J Rol « 2vr.ll art 4 Roar
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ifoinF in the H »Hand auto.
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I)r. Prill reports th” f«»l «i
bi'th Ik rn to C.
Bur«nt t"r
and wife of Bilyeu I).”», J’ n 1'.
all 1-2 pound bov.
Mrs. .Mary J. Black arr ed the
herefrom Chicago a»few da
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ago for a v sit al the i I »
A. E. Beard.
L. Orlxirn of Shelbur
business visitor in t< wn Wedne
day and was a pleasant ca
nt
the News office.
Oranits tea kettle
at
Hartiwar- Morubty a:x| Tue
24 and 2ft, at 20c.
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J. A. B'l • 1 and wi fe.
ter Nita. Fr I Jones ai
Charles made u business
Albany Tuesday, going
B ;ven auto.
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June 9.
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of Portland, who
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■■ ner«• has I h ’ i ' d visit-
fri< nd:■ and relatives.
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Ramis» w ho w er«’
our ; o.stetficcemployees
lin ing in Mill
i lor a ;<’v. days.
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"has b<
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pines,
in » in r r tm
. II* ing about ft
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not unlikely
> tn
turn to Scio.
A »praii’i'tl ankle may u- i rule I
cured in from thrt' • t, four !u
ply n? < hamberlain« ii’iini' it ■n<l <>b-
* Tviiiu the direction» with « a rh bottle.
Eur rale by ull d> ak-r*.
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:il.. als
»rrics »
nds of
H it
ic
Murr
Prof. Gooding
first installment of
hold goods to their
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>ns of
.'on on tn
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it 2Uc <
•f Lt-
vines.
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( r«>) s ire looking line.
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’ ■ ro;; | Io-;, k transferring
outfit to the top of the hill
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t* kitftt • ’ n
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>cly iut
The little fox terrier belonging
to me Morri» bov • w a v jMusoned
lust .Mo'uia,- with strychnin” and
though heroic e Torts were made * 1
to save thclitth’ fe low. he died
that night. The poison is sup-
pose 1 to hav • b •< i administ'i « d
<’•>
bv t ie han 1 of ?.ume miscreant,
and it is safe to s;iy it would not
b' verv healthy for him were the
Loys to find out h s name.
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Lyons.
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e that r«»a«| better.
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iidg«' biothe«-- are nearly
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o-veral hiimlr«-«!
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J. N. Jones, a farmer i in the
forks of the Santiam, i after »
n
brief illnetiK, died Sunday morn-
ing. June 16, with cancer of the
nt:
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At 4ir
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stomach, at the ige of 6’» . years,
t
11 months and 1 day.
He • ¡eave«
t
The S al *’• Dr,die.
a wife, one dau..'l tor, Mrs t. J. I),
tier
tlyiop
■kirtt.
In Q ii «-< a 1
ib . • «l.iv nn in-
Bryant of Albany, and one sun,
at the gate, l or ju.t an n hint he
itrtimcnt *«f torture wai • iiM’il l<> pre-
Earnest to mourn his death.
still, h « f.i < * puckern! in p.r
vont women from ,.-<>l«l '•nu’ and a.ig- Mt
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4H.I1VUI
jum¡ id to the t » o
We arc in rec mt of the follow­ ping. It i«»n- Mvd «>( hi t i. m frame-
hiuh
woim I c »I gill cm gi«ir 4 onto th--
bri«ll«'.’’
ing letter from S. W. Gr.in« . who •ii»rk. called the ••»<’-«
rd them flint, Ib*
»trert and n
is at th«1 Bn itenbu; h I'. d springs: so’llewl'iil »in .I t to .1 rage, which flipped an
< • ;1 through th<
»npfMHi Iiter the In-.id of tfie
We arrived here or t c 12th itvl.
? hr/ - ! the dö<ii*s
whom it u. w de­»¡red tu putì- hft#{4 wind <
en«! *d a air.st ihr
through rain and mud. and has i.-h. In the
k acre eve- bv oil cr L<-
ur«’- >.r«I. Fii».-
-
rained contin ¡ally for two days, hole, uim I »• » perii! Il y pir«’|i.ire«l pro­ cobbh’t of t
tre
d
’
hotrl
bed
m^hed
out
of
hi*
raising the nv« r. deiayir g '.he jectiott in fr> mt for tl li’ tongue <»f
little gUnrt utbc •• meanwhile unit
I ack train and soaking every­ the victim. T hr intrnu •r <>f the pro­ wa# calling cxcitr•<ilv io the wiuterM.
jection *«i. 11 nrt] wit li »(«ike«. «”
thing. We found jxMir accomoda­
threm^h pa.^agrWH)«»
that if the uewrer h ttempted t<» rh« x * i"
te»’ ;• fr> m th«1 co pa .y w ho own •fx-ak her tor
liv'ilr fo get and their d : 3ptira»ancm wire fob
—WAfii
i
of wciodm
tl.e place, w itb. ni'lv po-ir
~4',| i !: t lu '<"■ it«' tí — ft rtM ■m»t often re-
built by camperi years ago. quir«' m<»r«’ tl tan one rt p;»ti< atmn of »butters ov cr w indvwa, the
nung of ddo rw, th i* frantic trundling
They charge $4.00 a month for tin, torture i <» brmk t he 12«—*-»p <>l
of
barriemb « into pl.li'«' 1 hen high
them and the majority of them her unp’eaMn t habit.
-r
over the c latter and tin* pound-
would make a poor hen rood. $2.
“Th,
; mg the Vo ire * narl«') a vicibiu.
'W».*
a month ir the charge for the
The word» und id uh - of the fa- 1» ti.i! Marl thut ,iw ear filling and
lathing and water I see they ' m«>U, luattl«’ hi nm. -'11 ne M.ir»«'il- tx-rn-Ic.
' laiM' " I,.»tl'lllv un* »err ■l> •! Io l{ou-
1 he voh ’ i .* W4l* of the liiob. Dll
have a few »hake bath I oases
May <d mu
get dr Lille, a I ret rh engineer urti- an afternoon in
with imx »I Is which answer the pur- <vr, V ho. it i< mk I ■' >mpo«i*d it bv the Citv ut ’
Ek w rising
!AM>e. 1 think the company has requc’t. aironi lì!).' to cheer up the agaitiKt it» ma»b
Out of the keti
ta, W
ma ie a |>oor show ing for a pub­ con-cripl, at Sira«, i«rg. It derived uel* of menu »t
'» Illi I ih
lic rvr. >rl. but they do not for < t it« name fr>>nt .i I km I i of troop, nc»a marble pal
• can il ilk*
the
to charge. This co ild l>e made a from .Viir-.’iii«-«, who plnvctl and garden, « reen,
i. » i
><ing the pie <• m tlicv marvlicd into ■ apitul laid ci I po arm
lovely summer and winter resort
Paris. Iky Lille an» fH'n»ii>n<'«| bv whirled into ni< b coak
with a little energy asid a few I.OUI» Philippe tn lb h» mill died in now V.
w»ro bayinj ’ a mil r ir» If! III
!
thousand dollars, as th«’ Springs I S3«. It I» *ufe to *nv th.it no other »trci'ts to rc
the life
written
hw*
»tirnd
the
ter.
Don
P<
rio,
the
•one
ever
are tine, covering some 25 a res
U to
and han m the neighborhood of heart like “The Mar»eillni»e.” It -- i»on Porfirio i haz. Ul
r
that
will proba Idy live f>re ver — ,\rw builder of Mexico
¡Xi to 50 spring:;, from milk warm
thirty year»- wa» the inc
\ ork \mcri«an.
to boiling. This is fine for cook­
A M„n TS-u»t.
A Bo'torni,«» Pit.
ing al! kmos of fruits and vege­
“Have i<>u > ver pl.t. < d ronr«elf in
There I» 4 bottom is pit in the
tables by putting the kettles in
the I m l- >«f a I» a tv d'M tor. Mr< mountain» <>f II
i »a i » I k of K li­
the spring no fear of scorching
Mujnrworth?”
lua, in the Haw lull I «nils, lt i.
or burning. They have a sweat
“Why do von a«k me that ?”
about four (<•-. in tin iietcr The
bath, hot water bath and three
“Mt hu.tmnd want, me to go to pit i» peculiar from the (• fiit t that it
hot mud baths. I am taking a ■me.”
«uck* in the uir with t rcnmrkal
“Yew. I have be«n t ikin? rrgti- force. Piece» of jmijmt ' phii d over
lot water bath at five in the
I he the mouth do not tl».« t i gently down,
morning and a hot mud hath at lar treatment» from one for
p««t tear.”
but are suddenly drawn in ami dis­
six in the • veiling. ’ can feel
"Then I think I’ll not go.
It appear with startling rat idity The
the effects of them now as they «Cem» to l>e um -I cm .” —Chicago Hee air rushing into the p:t can be dm-
have taken some of the ol 1 scab s cr.l- Herald.
tinctlv felt by |w«>ple standing on
the edge. Strut .«• *oti d< air h"ird
off so I ?an see my hid • for th«
Th, O*ntl« Art o’ Mik r, Knem.M.
al*o. Every n. it the inhabitant»
first time in ten years. George
Vi,it'»r (to particular friend, who of the locality distinctly hear a
and I live at home and biarxi at ha, had ocvcrnl new dn'-M laid on
noi«e similar to the blowing of a
the same place. Since the sun the bed to ehiwwc fromi I do wild« deep steamship whistle. The noi»e
has shone once more wc have von would tell me the mime of the is. heanl for about five seconds nn<l
about 50 people camp -d here. wom.m t<m •ell vntir tiling, to. I’ve then subside, for a space of abont
•nt a lot of old gown« like the«? ten minute* ami then resume, for
We were aimost drowned out for
that I want to get rid of.—Ixindon another f»e w-niwb
three days as we never saw the Punch
I
sun.
io
i
vvr.',, (j.i;
some cointy
.ork and nLitted Wadsworth’s
ad<h(!on to Mi.' ( \v. W hile here
he visited the old h<>me ranch
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where he played when a child.
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V erv
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i F
to
I’
ng of a f -< of wilier half at 1
» ir <>r mo « fi r iiK-al» or r g«-nt..
r ibhing of ti .<■ nW »men ju«l I-1.««
** rd •» ou (ht* left m
Vi hl< !
I
h ti» «
01 usm the »t
ernpty ito c ..tonif* inif» ».i • inte *
t Ì!
The «!irt •hould be n nth t««<i
♦fooda hard (o di,rot ,!>'
i. i rtiul
-. i tue
f tv« oh'«**!,
I hm
i t ?» k<*n at the
’ Allid at not t iW> frcfitiviit l!l
• >¡ i roiiF?'-«- fei in^iipatton» if i
uh ou Id I k * coi rwh’d, and «or
tiutv 1 <* it«- «•*Mry«
i * stonachik*
it if the In art burn dœ* n<
1 to the irvi tnnnt * ¿'’"'ii •d tb
indriun h.r 1 better be <w
1 fo
tu>n way U »er
lutnion.
i Y< i -4’ I
Artd
Il C3rr» Tru©»
“Ilare )< hi ever had it dren tn th it
A
few
I
t ’ IV I*
I
Mid
got It
an ?'
a, I ntn an
i. fr<> h h
f that ,lie
; for two
;o lb cord
Rumor has it that .Mr. Turn­
cliff, conductor on th«* logging
train, ai l Mis.«
....
Kilty Butler, the
niece <>f < ninni-
’tier Butler,
a
to k' op house together
in the near fntuie,
'The I’r* bvterian church is
n
:i tin«' program for the
Children'. Hay.
I- ' B I, inha -old his |o
:u"ehome t<> Royal Shaw, and
i e and hi
.ttnily have moved to
( 'alifornin.
Ba
’
''it Bros, have gone to the
i
| «rt of W a«hington
N i CK
N. I Morrison received word
this week that his father and
stepmother. .1. P. Morrison and
wife, arrived in Portland Satur-
day night from Eureka. Kansas,
w itli t he expect atio'i uf making
t -ir home in Oregon.
They
will vi.ut hi Portland some time
a ill)
Mr. Morrison's daughter,
Mrs. I’. A. House, before coming
to Scio.
S dì
Cliiblii'.i!i Oiler h Our Old Sco­
sci*) rs aiid flieir Tri uds
rhe year 1912 I. to 1« th<- m<Ht im>
Ose'h,’» Ap.legy.
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for writing n Ion,
(ter tWCiRUK b«»
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Railroad telegraphy. »Ince the A-hour
law became etliTtive, and since the
Wlrel«»» companies are e*tab!i«hing
•tation» throughout the country there
1« a gri-al »hurtage of telegrapher».
Positions pay beginner, fr in 970 to P.n
per month, with ginxi chnnge for ad­
vancement.
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Institute of Portland. Oregon, op-rates
under supervision of R. R arid Wire
ii-ss officials and places all graduates
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