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u* »• e-uixf-i ¡»»» mail matt» r.
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it tbs- Slu«lr -Hh - b’ I riM-an
if th«- Cmduaii-d lain-1 Tai ScbewM
Out lulu our «octal mat tin»«-
Fut th«-«» «V would cat a citan« •- to
know
Ho*
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the
nrlsbbortng stat«-«
could «tu*.
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Display ad*, to ’»• char./e’l weekly
«f destre«», <»«»•■ rofemn W|.;«>
• uth inscrtlon. per ¡neh..
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quality
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l.on»f tinte standing aòs. contmcts
ma le on application.
Y^ur S«ki<»»jU®a ex; fid an IV date xUmprd
tn tie sgsts brio».
rittw rrs-w «I o«r «nJ
frt the teaclit e! tkr $1.2$ t*U
When the sraduatt-d land tax •rheme
«let» workinx then ** II spy
, it.«i flocking to nelxhtMir «tat«-«
V-1 t»a»»tng our own »rate b> .
Vi-1 th«» « at the very trifling cost
Of aeferal billion« of dollar* lost,
I II In . a chance to fereelve. I
wot.
The »Iw- of lb«- lemon that »r ha««
got
F> y< - « ec« I» • bitter school
U ' ■ <• « f-ol. hot»ever, tua« Icam
Srid that I» th.- »rhool to which
friends
of th-- new regime »«.uld -uxi
KEEPING THE LOG
6 mpl« Sy«'«’*’ »y Wl h th« Mar n>r
R«<o»de W •«.<*•'• Cond't om
Hou many laatlstncn know how a
logbook i» written up? It tcettit
j ,.t «1« cumplicnted a* double entry
A littl«-, - lucky built man with
i -iik keeping when one do«*« not
....
a broad foreign accent who dot s
l-nle-n and »tudy it's .<«» easy to
not live very far from Scio, came
p .i logbook a* to eat hot ginger-
into th«- News office last apnng Punii I k<- tlie-e new style kc«
t»r«r..«i. I here «» a h»t ot .‘--ttcr» ar-
and gave us a lot of advice for features.
ntt .-«•<!, ntid they look like so much
which he made no charge, on
(«reek to the uneducated.
I * letter b, for instance. »land»
how to conduct a n«*wa| up r.
f..r
blue » v, whether there be clear
tempted
to
We were strongly
or Im. \ atmosphere. C means
t-II him that his tune might t-.-
i Ioudy or detached. opening cloud»;
In-tt- r «-mployed by a diligent
d denotes «Irmhng ram; a «mall j,
study of Envlish grammar, but
UIESELY ¿k
CAIIJ
f-qj; capital E, thick fog; g. gloomy.
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our motto:
"
forbot«-. This w<--k w • re -eivt-d
■ !.,rk «-at ••■r. b. hail; I. Iightmug.
an i tn, >ni«ty or hazy to a» to inlet-
a card fn»;n this savant of the
ONE PRICE TO ALL
f co »ith the iu a
forks of t'-«- Si'.iitiam in which
Th«- l.-itcr o represents overcast
he says, "Discontinue to send to
ur
wlit-n the a hole sky is covered
my udress the sheet its paid pitted and the most successful • 'li
un|x-ticl ruble «-l«»ud. I'.is«-
for till Jan. I, 1913, but I hit . fair «ver held in ('rook County is ii •' over* are noted bl the leltct
p, ui -I <| in-in .«to« the ucut her to I k -
ashamed to take it for its not anticipated.
s ( tally, t oiitintiou* rain is indicat
worth to I <>k at. Its noting but
On-gon bus started to export ed by an r, •• >w by an • ami lliun-
ads.’’ O ir m »rtiflca'io’i at th
.1 t Anv ugly. 1 hreatctifag
gratuitous insult is temiiered by hogs. A breeder with a stock appearance in the weather «-alls fot
the kr.ow edge that it comes farm near Aurora reports a sale l • letter u. and n»ilnhty of dis
from a man who exhibit» a la of bloodcti swine to Honolulu taut objects, whether the sky lx*
mentable ignorance of the most oeopk, w here they will lie used i Ioudy <>r not, is represented by the
v. A si all w is wet dew. A
common forms of go «1 breeding for breeding purposes, It has k-tl-T
full
point
or dot under any letter
in his liearirg and conversation. long la-on a reproach to Oregon- d< not«-« mi extraordinary degree.
To allay any anxiety that may tans that th«- state does not pro-
A< nn example of l»ow the letters
be felt among the subscribers of luce enough pork for its i own use are used take q p d I t. This reads
the News, we w sh to stat«- that but this situation is lieing slowly very hard «quails and shower» of
drizzle, accompanied by lightning,
th«- paper w ill lx- issued n< xt overcome.
with icrv heaiy t -.inder Numer
week as usual.
als denote the fore«' of the wind.
Hi AR )\ M. SAI f
\ cipher it. I-nt«-» calm. 1 light
We a'- havi- r a »-»I-- on 2 x I, 2 x fi. nir. ? light breeze, .1 gentle breeze
Asaht-I Smit i of Ijvlner. B, (’. 2x8. 2 X, I«* and 2 x 12 lumber, not I mod- rate breeze, 5 fresh breese. <’•
feet far S n . ii ». Sc io
who won a silver cup valued at le»« ih*ti
-tri-tig t-rc-'Ze, 7 moderate gale. 8
Planing
Mill.
Scio,
Oregon.
Sl.OfiO. at th«» New York Land
fn -h g.de. ’• strong gale. 10 whole
g-i e, 11 storm. 1? hurricane. Tins
Show last year, will come to the
•i-tein of abl-rei iation is generally
Pacific Northwest Land Products
adhered to on all merchant vessels
at Portland. Nov«-niter IS-23,
—-Exchange.
Oregon Agricutal College
with exhibits of 100 varieties of
potatoes. He is confident that
he w ill win the chief prizes and
Oregon growers should bestir
themselves lest he makegood his
threat.
z\ large number of special
trains will run to Pendleton from
Portland to carry the thousands
who will attend the Round l‘p.
September 2*»-2B. Other sections
of the Pacific Northwe-t will send
big delegations and Puget Sound
will be well repn-.-ent« d. Iridi-
cations nrc that this year’s show
will l»e bigger an«I lietter, both
in attendance and program than
ever in its history.
Prises for agricultural and live
stock exhibits amounting to
$3.000. anti an additional $8.000.
for racing purposes will be dis
tributed at the Central Oregon
Fair to lie held at Prineville.
Octob« r 16-19. Improvements to
the fa r grounds hav„- been com-
I
This great institution opens its
-loors for tie fall semester on
sept 20. «'ours- s of instruction
i: hide: (¡eneral agriculture,
agronomy, animal husbandry,
dairy husbandry, bacteriology,
Itotany and plant pathology,
poultry hu-bandry, horticulture,
entomology, veterinary science,
civil engineering, electrical en
gineering, mechanical engineer
ing, mining engineering, high
way engineering, domestic sci
ence, dom-stic art, commerce,
forestry, pharmacy, zoology,
chemistry physics, mathematics,
English language ami literature,
publi' speaking, modern lan-
guag«-s, history, art, architecture,
industrial pedagogy, physical
•'ducation. military science and
tactics, ami music.
catalogue and illustrate«! liter
ature mailed free on application.
Address,' Registrar, Oregon Ag
ricultural College,
Corvallis,
Oregon.
School Year Opens September 20
A D'fV*r*nea.
An Americko girl, pretty and
bright, had been spending tome
time in l^-mnington, England
’Die afternoon before her depar
ture »he l uddcnlv remembered that
•rural book« from the public li
brary -thould lx- returned. She took
the volume«, saiiied forth and pres
ently encountered a young English
man whose acquaintance, though
brief, had not been without attrac
tion.
"Really, now. how queer you
Am-r an girl« are?" he «aid. “Now,
1 suppose if you were at home, walk
ing on l ifth avenue, you would nev
er Iw seen with a fellow lugging all
theae books.”
“Certainly not," she quickly and
archly an*»ered. “If I were tn
\ -r i the gentleman would be
carrying them.”
a pltuouint -I uv-- inst-a-l of ¡'tilling y tur
A razor hone«! on our "Per-
<>u’ by tin- r-
forat«--l Hon«
mil d-< .1 . v with all your
Ide- in -hai ¡ h . an-i tn >
ot a toil : «-.
trou-
• it a pleasure insteai
Th«- i ' »no cuts the wire edge from
t in -h ip-- m » that a little strop
a lazoi ami p>
ping gu.uant- - a p.' a-a it -have. An- vour whis
kers t->ui'!>. ai . i-
¡i
r.i/<>r dull?
If.so, call
ami •- e us.
Suti-.l action (.iiiuraiiteed bij
. K, RY DRUG- COMPANY
OREGON g
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The interlocking
Fool.th
'•Whv dn mu wi»h to clone thin
•ho«
do mutui ed thè beautiful
a-1 tre»«.
“Ita lo-mg money." rephed thè
ranno gor.
“What of that? The critics all
v.v I In-A Invcly in mv pnrt."—Chi-
cag > Rccor i nerititi.
ere;t n t parat ir. i n»>y are close skim-
min^. easy washing, easy running and
dural iitv. Wo i”er to prcfve
-ii.
j r farm.
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N. I. Morrison, Scio, Oregon