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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1912)
date the people who attend our fair, has proven as erroneowt us the transportation q ¡cation. True our facilitiiui aro taxed to capac- PUB. !SH€D EVERY THURSDAY BY ' <ty. bat we know of other places iven larger, Salem for instance, L W. CHARLES . . , . ■ and ieXiMle this fact people continue to v>bit the ntute fair y sr after year with th ? cert tin knowledge . -A c'»hc Snntiain jinn P.li’uHy Iö^pe3x5i ILL no m: ph 1.x i Entered at th«, p »loffi-«- at ««•». Oro «■ iMicutal-riaa» mail matter. M’H m !<! !•*! |< >x KAI »•>*• One year In wdvanrr .......... . II >c ir. at roti of , • nr . 1 f4 7 ‘ Six month» in advance . ............ Three month* in advance....... , tí Single copy in wrapper.... AltVF.lt I l«UN< . KAI I - ('•-«I of thanks .. .................. . Special obitusry nath«-'«. per 1’15«' k’.x’«-iMl.-<i w«- l.bng romuivnt«, j»er lin« ... .. ... , [bnplay a-la. to to rh«.ne--d *•■< if <ie*ir««l. one «•ofuni«i u 14«. each ln»rrti«m. tier inch Huaine«« I« h a!« i>«-r Im.- t/>ng time »tS'. li’ig »1». contra t* ma le on apiilicatton. •1 o' r 0.' Y mu Saburtptina etpirri »« !br 4«U «te epc !a !b- ’ below. flaw rra»w *t oac' »: frt Ike ktalll o! the $14! i*U Ther-t are some people in th world who acorn to view ev< r1 attempt towards decency as t slap in the far-, for ti c reax *> that they reside on so low a tr.o- al plane, as to be incapable o. enjoying anything but md< cency This particular element, we i'.r> glad to say, is in the minority and of course mu*t grad a i; K ibmit to the w ill of those W.« are lielter civilized. They an unable to inte'ligentiy < i . u > their views, because tney do i no’ belong to that class known i n- thinking j>eop!e. hence they re sort to abuse ami vulgar n- marks, which r nkr them and i the cause they champion the more disgusting. “Scio the home of the Linn County Fair” is becoming prov erbial. The fact that Scio is ab'< to hold a successful fair .-p-aks we I for thv citizens of tins < im munity. Perha >.t no other coun ty fair in the state attru ts more attention, or is better patroni? d than the fair at Scio. T is pa tronage is not confined exclusive ly to the people of this commun ity nor to the |>eople of L nn county alone, but reaches dilfer- ent parts of the state, and even beyond. The contention that transportation facilities are an insurmountable handicap to our success, is nn error in judgement as the past five years experience in maintaining a successful fair has demonstrated. Gcogntph - cally speaking, Scio is admirably located, and while suffering a serious handicap for lack of rail road facilities, the automob/e promises to relieve, as it has to a certain extent already, thisem- teirassing feature. The good roads movement in this section is co-operating to increase the avai amlity of tl.e automobile as a transportation factor. But, even though for the sake of ar gument we eliminate the auto mobile, we might contend as logi cally for an annual fair from a transportation Btand|x»int, as many other places that maintain county fairs. As a matter of fact we are only two miles from the railroad, a distance which, with good roads, can easily I c made by team in less than fit- teen minutes. Another conten tion, that Scio cannot accomo- .o’ aiwii-s obtainable. Other places where like conditions ea st co iia be named. In«ir«l< r for t fair to gr av and prosper with .very successive performance, a .urs lu«» done, then are 'lO'ind to lie cuu ¡e other loan landicaps to bring abcit such a *» •f location, a live, interesting irogram, l.a ..••<! by an enter ci in;!, i n-rg.-tic pur :r.’ nent years has only 1« en equalled by tie ent usmst c c irnpvtition ¡mong ’he .'¡gri ■ ill .*»;•.! «. hibi*- »rs. Th;-«<’ ml ■ «’< of the annual i a.r has »1 niv much toward» it « i I ■ < ; < of the forks of the b’sntiam have long l r ■ not d f. r i><- r h< «!. lah’y, •• d n > place affords a better op- .ortunity for the renewing ild acijuainta .< • s, »cricnces of hygone wal r viva) o’ the social spi lr. In oid- r tn co .tin «e ’.¡»e sful growth :.' d stability t he fair we should not lose Bigot f two v ry important things, hat of m *als and lodging for hose who visit our fa r. The iMoeiation management should give this departing nt its most in- ellige.'it considera lion, for upon ìbis sin iple responsibility rests p rhaiui the nwst vital question is to thv ultimate success of our fair, (io si, whviesome fool at a rejuto nalile price and a comfort- tblc place to slot ) will not only •ause our visiìors to ovcrlo )k n.nny shortcomings • re- i to tpccis. but wil ca ■ to- look forward with ward a return tri) nv > t fair, And ab <ve all, il tillei.uble our |H*O- i>k to maintnin that socia! and ospit i'. , supr fJttcy wi.i’i h b long been charac(eristic tf he pe >p!e of thè forks of thè Santiam, Momui th« C«d «• Moeksry. Mmiiw» in LÌTt’t k futile UT*« th’’ it<id -'»f r v ami vcn-iir«'. wlio in hn <ling fault «ith g«*!* •nd m«'n II«* ira* < linscn t<» n«’t «* jud". when t1. •re «in» « otrife I«' twven \«*i inn«’ . Mira-rv.i ami Vul- run for «iipfvin. icv in nrt'*’ìc power X.-plniii' mile ii bull, Miiirrtx u ho:i-c and \’til< an a man Motnti* Inns! Ibiit Xcptunr »liould luivs ■et I In« bull’» horn* farther forward lie «aid that for lighting purpn-i« Jl'i-i'fin -hon ! *.nvc «.> rti. l. <1 h»r bou«e that it could be moved «wav from tronblesotns neiglibor* «nd that Vole.in should have milde a window in the man’s l»reii«t through which his thoughts r >u|d be «een All wore «o nnnov«*d nt hi* eriti- ci»ni« that the' turned him out of hniivcn, anil »oon after this he died of vexation l>ccnn«r hr could find no fault in Venu«, the godde»« of hoc and Iw-mtiv. A N»w»n»;o>r F-vent. The Nt:rouii..-.i.- G itetie f.nm.tcd In 11 7. v « th lit«! t>..n-|n[>er |>rliit«4 from metal tyre with printing Ink. Why Th»y B o» 8l'»-jM To««rd lK« W««t FSC Out »1 S«S. Th# iiirth rotai«-» on i ffoiti »«-«t tu c«»t sud to north of thè equstor. far < r t to . U, lo tl.c mvtion of tin wstcb >r <* wpl And riirht prices num our groevty department popular also h>-adquart« r« for Pry Clothing. I uroubings. Hats. Shoei, Etc. Gouda, i ive u« a call amt be conviiwvd that we can «ate you money mu thè ci ret IO If r ui < •»g‘, EOft» li’ fwMU !.. * t. LOW Air fori HAY WHISKERS! III t THERE for I W IJ not make life worth living bv having i«:int sl ave instead of pulling v >tir beard A razor honed on <>u’ l>v tin- rout-' foraied IL., e" will do a vav with all - in t i»: having and make it a our “Pc yptir trou pleasure instead The hone cut« the wire edge from torture. ■:.• I ;- :: - it in «1. j>v 11).a ’•:t i. -11 <»¡i- p.nv guarantees t pleasant shave. Are vonr whis- ¡Iti thf* k.-f tough, and is your If «o, call razor dull’' and see us. th re* i'll U3»'!* tnoliut) I best. Satisfaction guaranteed bi| toward the w«-*t only far <» it at « ■;« Limi enrrrnt» dístttrb trade wind« ìJVirF C" hcdtin kin ui FIERY DRUG COMPANYÖ w >nikM, i fell« I the < >Uct L OREGON fl petvi n froi ;iw OUR old » C< » ! CLUBBING OFFER: this and Otli* into “That’* «I the 'iiclanvholv M ' lo leave this bit mg far away.' •’Where do mu th iik yon*11 go?’ asked the f:i< rd. “I ' • 1'iwn l<» S' nth A mer ira.’’ esc d Murk ■ America, i- the »luik, urr tlA » big to get n fellow '« K)tl Popular M * J inc. 5 8 of advantage pal'l l - anti to give the its readers rates on best iiiiigaziiivs exit nd it front the published. is i list <>i good combinations and time. time to the beat Ilelow we shall These are strictly cash in advance prices; I à ft J The Santiam Xeirs und | Ttr- sfi» O ’Ayrfed. \ ' i A i i • iirr- r »"¡oi > il, 1 «• llkcd 1’ i:i(; -i. i tli' • «II.» dui It » .olhed li » ticrvvs. Ile «aid, and -cut limi lo «Iccp, Oj> onc n, ti .'-n he Inai jt -i n-turned J l.ond<>n froin South Afrs.t, he i« i ¡King ut th«- C«»mn|M>lit n .ib lo Lord t’snision. Ia<r«l lb -v, |-r • le. (Ite hinlorluii; la1-! ’('<>l«‘lrv «mi uno or tuo ut her « i fut uro <. hst «onntry. In ihv midst of th liscuM on ìndtopc fell aule vp. Uli iter « qitnrter of an luvir'» <I<>M> 11 woke, sh.i'.mg hiinsclf l ike l!ie fuitlihil. growlin^ Nrs o 'mibtad dog lo* «o mtich iv-em 'ìcd. 1 •i««< ni iciit exen m om-iou« se*», ho «pluttcred I uttetly <i -a- «• «ilh wery out- f vou. \Vliat i» it »«ni «uid?" Ilie N ews desires Regular prie«. Wveklv Oregonian ? Club price ...... $11 (Mt $2.2.5 >. i.ii \Vv< r!y Journal 3.00 2.00 I’uilv and Sunday Journal 9.(M) C. 7.5 Ihtilx Journal O.Ati .5 2 5 Town A Country, twice a mo. 2. At» 1..50 Kur il Spirit, wcexly o.OO 2 1.5 Oregon 1 iniiivhteu 1, weekly 3 0 i 2.1 Ml .............................. 2.Ô0 Oregon Teacher* Journal 2,7.5 2.00 Scientific American ................. 4..5O 3.7.5 Delineator I'oledo Hlads ..... 1 95 3.U0 2 2.5 Northwt -t Poultry Journal 2.00 1 00 1 .a I' >n 1 cite s V . ex Iv 2..5O 1.9.5 M»«n ng of Stc- moth«r. A Tr’«l» ot th« Trad«. Mani of th he h> al «-un.Mitr «hop« pl-’nti'd in tli e liuek «tn ela «>f ino-t «niuntv .imi o ■onntrv town* are »im- kept up lo large lamdon firms , f.-nni » pri l.ingiil «tiidv of Im- i tinture. have d’«rovered that »Ir n ho i: re *ht of bitting old littirc or old silver in Bond et or Pie •rdillt are rcadv and T pitjvhm •err <»f pre* i*«'lv the r objecta, nt a rather higher r, »her hey come upon them in >••1* of « country town. —-London 1‘ntler. ••Stepmother" i* a word with commonly un«u«pccted bistort Probably mo«t [«-ople, if mllcd ci up., to explain it. would «ay tl __ meant n woman who had »tt-ptw into the place of the true niot her Or. Johnson, at am rate. I m -I iev rd t tlda wa» the st linn of the nd to nt«» tuind». Ifeullv, “step' word io mo«i 1« the Anglo-Saxon ”»teop,” il original meaning of wrhfcli appear to have is-en ’•orpha.ieil.” Stet ithild. «teplmini, «tepson and step- daughter came fir-t. and then. In grudusl fading of the etymological meaning of •‘step.’’ «tepfatlirr and Th»<r Q-otting T'O»«. it-im.' im-’i ire » i >-«• «« the day 1« stepmother mine into being. — Lon : ;onjr. but <|ul at auudowti Atlants don thronii'e. Ivurnsl _____ i j Each ng«» of our live» ha» ita joy«. Old p ople -tx.uld >"■ happy and they will be if l'hanilx riuin» tablet« are taken to •trvngthen the dig. lion and keep the bowel« re {pilar. Thr«e tablet« are mild and gentle in their art ion »nd espe cially »uitable for people of middle •lgr and older. For «ale by all dealer«. 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