The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, June 19, 1913, Image 1

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    VOL.
XVI
Schoo! Meeting
Xo.
VOI R "I PS« RII-ITON I XI II I -
on th«- <i»t«> »t»ni|--’l »«> th«- »pa <■ I «-
low
l'«> thiM<> who pay prtanpiljr in
•4vanc» thr »utwriftio«» i ri.r »» || (»• ’
l-rr y. »r Thr price 1» JI.25 if |-«-.l
within »1» month», ai -I 11
i« «-hirg-M
at end of yr»r. the |>apcr i« not »mt
to «ubacritwr» who urr mon than one
«■ar in arrears.
Dr A G Prill was ree!ect«-d •fi­
rector and J F Wisely, cl«-rk, at
the annual sch«<»l meeting held
last Monday after- o«>n.
An appropriation of $54o
which was allowed for another
instructor th«- coming year, whom j
it has been d«cid«-d will not I-,-
needed, was voted to be appli- I
on a gymnasium. This b.Hiding’
()l llllv Pl i/CS
is to be erected on the chool
J
grounds and - , . pp< -i
i
-
///•
fnllmrinrf prizes
not to exceed $540. The wo/K
will probably be done this sum- //•«
contributed by th»
mer.
<itizt usami busi in ss mt n
The question of arousing inter­
nJ Frill J nr t h» it t Ill’ll finn
est among the young iM'ople !>>r
the industrial fair, cam«- in fi-i a /nJ 1 in <! h» i t :
share of attention. Parents are Ist /sin y rari ... . <'> <ït>
urged to cooperate with the Fair imi / un // rm't.
à nh
Is-ard and sch<M»l din-ctors in S/mr h rst /uri
'.'»O
urging their childr» n to um.|«-ti- liii'hi lf rm r, S- />r slim s
in a'l lines ami bring the resuTs
Il 7/r « h /r: tur im i , U.K,
of their lalxjrs to th«- school fa r.
sh :rt
About $»’>00. in a di pi i -• w
USO uhi/»
given, which is surely worth Su k rtict ,
working for. Any who do not l'utut i rad , */ />/, / kni ft
have a premium list may secure lini orna tati un imiti st,
one by calling on Dr Prill or J F
Ì .»<■ strmr ha t
Wesely. It was agreed by all
.Mill's raft, ■ liO Krill
present that if Sc o docs not
Kuthr suir
show a proper appreciation of
Fut
in tn's rurr, S/ 0
the school fair it is liable to go to
some town that will.
/irizr
The Clerk's annual re| ort II ‘min ns rui i '/ Ml huml
shows the district to be in a
btt»f
prosperous condition, with a
llnlitili skilt lilit, s/ Mi
«mall balance on hand after pay­
/»ri zr.
ing all the expenses of th« -eh o'
Tun nj' n ur. t n.y uj' » jn'itrs
year just ended.
I’lii ntlm issimi tn thr
, um! crtrif-
boil y cortlitill y invitili
Teachers for Coming /'//r
Year
Following are the teachers
elected for the Scio school for
the coming year. Prin.. M S
Lovelace of Portland; Assistant,
Miss Nellie Van Siyke; t ¡rammar.
Mis« Celia Bump; lot., Miss
Renoh Evans; Primary, Mi
Ruth Evans.
The board feel t at they have
made good selections. An article
giving more of the history at d
qua! fications of the teachers w ill
ap|>ear in an early issue.
I have a ear of buggies, hacks,
surrey« and wagons that hasju.-t
arrived.
Call and examine
them. They may be just a little
foxy for you, but the price is
right.—X 1 .Morri.-on. Scio, Ore.
M P Lmg was a Scio visitor
Tuesday.
E M Kimball, ti e Jordan mill­
er, was transacting business in
tow n Monday.
EVOLUTION OF ADVERTISING "THE DAIRY CITV"
Thoma« creek has taken on the
appearance of a huge woodpile
this week, as 1500 cords of wood
have l*-en floating down stream
on their way to the paj»er mill at
Lebanon.
Ewing-Miller
A LIVE WIRE
3')»’ 'IXi SS
■ - ,ir-
1.1 <>:■..
t .
*A-» W ithin t «• memory -f
many of the active bu -in«-s
men of today a real evolu­
tion ha-* taken place. A f< w
years ago there was a ready
market for manufactured
preducts. This was b«-canSv
our population was not «>
large and the demand easily
exhau■ tetl the supjily. B it
increasing imputation, in­
creasing factorii i ai -I, i
er com|n>tition have c ange l
the situation. Tislay the
manufacturer endeavoring
through adv« rtising toervate
a <1- manti for his go>»is, a
he find« l«H-ai d> alers are
anxious to carry in stink
gthrfls of recogniz«-«! tpiulity
for which there is a demand.
Although th- mat.;;!, -tur
er has been creatir - a «!«--
man«! for his | t duct H r- ugh
a lug adveitising cjmpa .-r,
it is un to the I cal n.«-ichant
to carry on th« adverti.-ang
-atnpaign in Ins community,
and not only handle k < xx ! s <-f
<|t aiity I nt to I h - ntroiig in
telling of their merit ;.
W hile bu:.n>> ss lias been
developing, advertising, a- a
part of business, has under­
gone great changes. About
fifty years ago it wa consid­
ered contrary to business
ethics to solicit a customer
awaV from a competitor.
From then to now- is only a
short span of years, ami y«-t
today about y 1 .n<»i,C'-o.iMsi is
spent a. nua!ly in advert;
ing. Competition I as become
very sharp in the adv«*rtising
field, and to 1-«- a «uc«essful
advertis«Tr>-i|uir« kill. Th«
spasrmxl.c, wasteful adver­
tising of yesterday is giving
way to th«- persistent ami
systematic advertising of to­
day.
The time is fast approaeh-
ii g when th«- p«-rsist«-nt ami
slsteii atic adverti • r i go­
ing to get the business, It
may not cum«- Imlay or to-
morrow, but it is just as cer­
tain to come as «b ath itself.
Every merci ant whod« -r- s
to keep abreast of changing
business methods will make
it a part of his busin« .s» to
«tudy adv-rtising or he will
wake up some morning ami
find h«- is outclass« d ami out­
distanced.
A pretty wedding was •>«»)•
I-
ctniil/.ed last «•Vi ning at the
residence of I M Emerson,
pastor of the I h -t < lirislinn
DIRECTORY
church, 717 Broadalbin st.,
W hell lie united in marriage
.Mi
Il.irbers unti Iì.itli
I
ci ind
\
Sh-rn Bt
1 • w h - both p un I in nt r« si­
lent nt Scio, silts Wi lne--
I >lack"iii il li"
-tav - Hi raid.
Me I >»• i 4 J
li p,*n*’k
I In- I Illg ««-I « Ilion V w as
F P. William
lisci alni the wedding w as
< '«uniti} ( lui» Milk
w it ni's-i -1 bv oui y a lew rela-
Feto « olMlt-h.nl Milk Co.
Uvei «H the «-oiitraeting pai -
tn '. Allei
Ali- I a ¡»ridai
.-ridai trip ut
i 'onlecti »iicr\ ami
to
\«-w
.ria;
-1
I
\
■
t
<> N
e w port
nort , . Mr
T<HI K lì i
I S. si- -h»
and Mis I. w I n u w il I et iifn tu
< it v Ucci rie I Jglit Scio where tlu-y will make
their home.
- <1 - A I *
W - ■'! !v .. ,
t
I h«- groom is one of the
< Il tirelle'"
tn- --t pi <>in I lie n t busi lit­ ss men
K hr'iha i, ItaptiiH and (‘atholic
ui .'Ho and ha» bet n tor
many y eins cm-liier < • I tliu
I >ruggi>ts
Sem ."lat- Bank. II • • I s a
E. < Ve» ry A (
man «>• « .t i-« lient business
I >ent i"l s
ja : ment and stri« t ititi gl ity
tir. T. K. S»i.<kr—»1
and lias ma \ I: lend in Sen»
und
other pai Is of Lum < 'o.
|)|'\ < • < H >1 I ", < Il l| Il Ì I |g
I
in-
bi id«- has Jesidcd fur
< -** iv Ai • -i
in.m v y «-ais in ar Sei«» and is
I >ra \ agc
well and favoiably k Ilo» II.
li .". "hi Ito»»
Mr and Mi> I w ing have the
best wishes of a w blu ci fide
l’x prc"", «\ Pool Ila II of friends bn unbotiiidtd
C C W .„Ir
happim-ssi
Eionring Mill
« h i-
(
V. Minrr. Mgr
ì r< iccrics
As Others See Us
J I W -o-ly
J. F Lk*»r»l
The Albany Democrat last
week had the following kind
tieni M clclia ih I i>e
words for the News:
w i «; i .<» „
“Arriving »his morning f r<>m
d < «».
Scio. I, \\ (hurl«-. editor and
Hotel
proprietor of tin- Santiam New - .
E. < Smith, Prop
Ins wife and „»n spent the great­
er
pi rti ti of th.»- day ■ > Albany,
II alti \\ ale «\ I in (un t"
hen a-k< d this morning as
S. I, .M- rri-ol»
to bu- m- • - conditions in Scio. Mr
< li»- W «wly
Charles stated that the town
Imi. Telcphonc I •<». nev<T appeared t » be mare ptos-
I. x W'«-lll<-. Mgr.
pcr»>u.s Two new brick buildings
and
a number of r«-sidenc«*s aru
-Ie\\ elei'
in
i-oiii
.<• of construction at the
A. " ll»g--y
pi<
it titi.e at d - I r minor
Limi < niiiit \ l ’air
improv« mints are being made.
S- pU nil» r 21, 2.*> b - m I 2»-
“Mr Charles is a goo-i newspa­
per
man and is publishing a bet­
I.i\ t i v A I 'et •il 'Mablc
ter pai er than is warrant«! by
<’»l <'»r -n, Prop
the advertising patronage,"
•
John R Gill transact« <! busi-
The fine showers th«- pa t we« k nets in Albany Tuesday,
have lx-en worth thousands of
Mc.it Market
I «afe Osborn of Shelburn pur-
dollars to th«- farmer .
M« h<»nahl I'roa.
chased a Ford car this W eek
Mr and .Mrs A Grm-lick were thro igfi Fred T Bilyeu,
Mil’iiiciy
trading with Scio merchants last
Vr». •). It Cyru»
Miss
Kolla
Wade
returned
from
Thursday.
Portland Monday evening ac­
Notary I’iildic anti
Mr and »Mrs J ch * Boyonovsky companied by her aunt. Mrs (’ II
KEAI I’- TATE. 11. Shell«»«
returned home Saturday evening Myers of Waverly. Wash, whois
from Portland.
I ’ll \ "iciaii", Stirgct hi -"
here for a visit with her sister,
*l>r. A. <1. Prill
Mrs C V Wade.
l»r E II llol-non
Regular meeting of the Com­
mercial Club next Friday evening
/\ chicken dinner will be .med Planing Mill
I am now locat<*d in the old
at the city hall. Come out and meat market by the steel bridge Sunday al the Scio Hotel.
kilkfirkii A (‘hratnay
help boost for Scio.
where I am in the market, and
l»ay the highest cash prices for
all kinds of live stock, poultry,
eggs. etc. See me before selling
your produce. Tom 1-arge.
I"
I ’ultl ic
11 iglt Scliotil
Fr«d <>r»y. Prin.
Produce
CLl'RBINt. OFFERS
The
follow ing are .«»m«- of the club­
bing offers we give in connection
with the News:
<•¡110
Daily Oregonian
Daily «V Sunday Oregonian H. UO
W -ekly Oregonian
I. 75
Semi-weekly Journal
. 1.75
Weekly Inter Ocean
1.35
Sh< H ina her
Eli l.ukrnl-arh
I inmnith
F. ««hh-rm-w-r
< miipanics
J. F. I »iH- r, Mgr.
Tom Ijirge. .Mgr.
('hnn>!x*rlain's Coltc, < holers anil
The Catholic church here wax
I ’< »st< itl icc
Diarrhoea Ramadyi'
crowded Sunday afternoon when
W. F. Gill
Chris Biyeu wribt-s from lamia. Archbishop Christie of Portland Every family with-ut exemption
-hou liiop ihi prc|>sratl'<> at )>» ,
Montana, to his parents here dedicated the building and con­ during the hot weather of the iumni< r Siintiain News
I. W. I'hurls«. Pub.
that he ha-K^i^'TyAi: built and a firm««! a numtier of the younger month«. < hamlierlsin's Colic, cholera
garden pfant«-d which is looking members. Fathers Lane and and diarrhoea remedy is worth many
Mate Bank
arid is al­
fine. As Mr» Wtyeu and Grace Bennar« together w ith several times its cost when
W. A F.airg. < »«hier
most
certain
to
be
needed
before
the
recently
they ar»« now­ I others accompanied the Arch­
summer is over. It ha» no sui*rtur for
keeping house on their home­ bishop over from Albany by auto, the purposes f»r which it is intend«-«!. Shooting < òtllery,
[returning in the afternoon.
stead.
, Buy it now. tor »al«- by all dealer».
CONF.
c tliDS. Tom lairgs
•
- *
i ’l r tcl'lia 1 and Secret
• •KI'EIIS.
M«« mir. <Md Fellow»,
knight« of I’yth.H v|»< . «I ■ . .. Misi-
«•rii W>«wlm«-n aid /. < . Il J.
WANTED
Harn»»» Makar.
Garage.
Better
Railrosd berrice.
Sawmill»
Man-
wfaeturlng tn lerprise».
AH olili»»» to attend the
elal
third
Club,
Frio»»»
month.
Mooting»
eremnit»
Commer-
fir»«
of
and
tach