The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, July 17, 1913, Image 1

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YOUR >t lisi RIPTION t XI II
on the date »tamped lu the *pa< <
l«>w To thoae who pay promptl)
advance th«- *iihacr>t>ti«>n prie.
year. Th* pm-c i» fl •> f | . d
« per
w’Xhin »1* month». »• I fl
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<•
! at end of y«-ar. rhe paper I* not ». t
of to «ubacribcr» wh<> arc more than i- -
j y«-ar in arr« «r»,
I I UHM M..W » m i -I I
Possibly About You :
Born July 11. to the wife
Rudolph Wesely, a daughter.
A W Hagev and family were
Stayton visit >rs Saturday.
Something new in fall hats.
Come and Bee them at John
Wesely’s.
Beats Up Child
Several of our citize ns wen-
treated to a Bight Ta« • I iv aft« r-
V Prokop of Thomas was noon that mad«1 their blood l>oil,
transacting business in Scio when I Hoagland, who is doing
Wednesday.
the foundation work for the new
concrete !■ sutr: . u. .'.I
For Sale—A nice roomy
became displeased with hia 12
tage in first class condition.
year old son over son:«’ trivial
R M Gain.
matterand commenced beat.ng
the child over the hea«i and
Team, harness and hack for
shoulders with a lioard about
sale cheap if taken at once. En­
three feet long.
The 1 oy '.«•
quire at Scio Hotel.
screams could be h«-ard for n
Ail the latest styles of lasts for block.
. .
Chas. Wesely who witnessed
fall in Florsheim shoes at John
. ,
th«*
brutal action from his stor«’
Wesely’s.
went over and told Hoagland in
For Sale- A bicycle in first a gentlemanly way that he
would be held accountable be­
class condition, for $10. Enquire
fore the law if he ever repeati-d
at this office.
such actions on th«- street,
whereupon Mr Hoagland turn'd
Mrs J N Weddle and daughter
the
vials of his wrath upon Mr
Doris, visited relatives at Stay-
Wesely ami cursed him, with it
ton from Thursday until Satur­
seriously frightening the latt«-r
day.
gentleman, however.
It has been a matter of silvers
Carl Cyrus came over from
criticism for several days among
Lebanon Sunday, via an Indian
.
*
some of our people, the way Mr
motorcycle and spent the
Hoaglar.«! makes the boy work,
with home folks.
as it is contrary to the child la­
Mr and Mrs Wm Brenner and bor laws of the state.
daughter Vella, and Mr and M rs
J S Sticha motored over to Stay­
ton Saturday and attended the
carnival.
Mrs M B Terrell of Newberg
carne in Tuesday evening for a
visit with her son. L W Charles
and family.
Mrs A G Prdl and Miss Nellie
Van Sly ke of thia city and Mi»s
Ruth Bodine of Albany are en­
joying the oceun breezes at New­
port this week.
Mr and .Mrs 1. F Jones took in
the carnival and Visited relatives
at Stayton Friday, making the
trip in their Flanders.
Horses I ake Spin
R W Clark ami .Mr Y<> h g of
West Scio were the victims <>f a
runaway on Main street .Monday
morning when the former’s team
behind which they wen ruling,
became frightened and took a
spin up the street, winding up
on the gravel pile, where the
concrete buildings are going up
between the bank and the drug
store. The buggy was overturned
and pretty badly demolished and
both old gentlemen were severe*
ly shaken up in the smll, but
fortunately, neither was serious-
iy injured.
STARTING IN BUSINESS
Ù our Right t<> Stop \otice to I'X¡libitons
a Paper
l imi Gomiti) Fuir
N eminent lly
’’ sue« t ssfu!
man give * as a basis of
♦
modern big business
sued ■rt threw words, "Or-
ganize. Deputize, System-
•ze. ’’ there is n> qte lion
but that Mie ’ess could |«r
thin atta «•din ar Y line of
busmens.
Wi i n a man has deter*
mined to embark in a retail
business he will know’ ■ sever­
al things if he is wis- te. He
W 111 |. > I-
I .. .X ; ■ ¡C>; i',. , (■.
tends to invest in bi-.nt-s,
what his cx|H'hscs will be,
what his marvin of ¡irmit
will be and the amount of
business he may reasonably
expect tn do The better he
knows each of these the
strong« r will lie his organi­
zation, th«* sun r and more
certain will be his success.
After he ha acq nr«’<l a
knowledge of his bu.-iri«*ss
and is op« n for b ; ;n ; , th"
first great problem tha’ con­
fronts hirn is how to get
business in fact the prol-bun
of getting and holding bu i-
nt-ss is the greatest problem
in th«- retail world today.
The pY'd- ern of g. ting
business looks <*asy to the
inx< p- riem -’ I hut is in fact
most difficult. A merchant
ma
[>• r ■ . ■
drum up business, but he
soon fimls Uiis very expen-
sive. The enterprising mtr-
chant will soon find this
very expensive, The enter-
prising merchant will soon
learn it is far chi-ap«-r and
more feasibl«’ to dcp’.itize
somis-ne or force tn assist,
under his careful supervision,
in the task of getting bu.ii-
n« i s.
W hat medium to uis a
matter for each m-rchafit to
settle for himself, but if we
are to judge futur-’ m . cc «-. s
by j'iiit succ.-ss th« re ii i no
question that th«* lo«al n l’WS>
paper is the ch« apest and
be.-t m< dium to u. •• in gel ting,
and holding Ini- m-. , all
things core dered.
IAWS <••
OREGON
E'-'-ry man hns a right to take
a ¡Hiper er
it for any reason
No lutvim at. ma) over one
or io- t o r< ,i-x>n at all. but al the
•am«' tinv tin re is a certain year of ¡ig«> shall I «• exhibited at
r> • ] --I, .¡(.¡htV atta« h«'d to all a atate, di drift or c »unly fair
aetioiis, « ven so trie lai as stop- within th«- tat«- of Oregon unless
i' i pa|-
bvea . <■ the editor w’thin twelv«« n nths prior to
• 1 .I-!', it I- ,.* I m . n subjeet-
iiXs imethiiig on-?di* l'i’tsigr«-««
<
<1
t<>
» tula icnlin tv t and re-
with. Th' r«’ is a complaint ahat
t
•
«'■
i'd
a c
tirate of health
editors luck icari« ssness and
from
a
nualifi<<)
veterinarian.
hum t , that n< ' sp-H|x r » an* too
No
entry
fur
exhibition
shall
I generally mere
i
l-urti-an organs
be
receivi
d
until
such
certificate
that disre •xard the claims of
truth an«l j tic* ' when political has l»< • - ’ • -I. Penalty is a tine
of
to 2
HI Vt
s are at stase. There is
Exhibitor*
of liie Linn County
too fl) -h truth in the charge!
!'
air
will
idea
>• notify the s«'cre-
But let u.> ; ;:k how it is p.usible
(;>•
at
once
f
t icir intention to
for a fen rh
horn st, outspoken
'.hi'
u
so
ti
at
arrangements
journal to live if e. ry man id to
cry out "stop my paper" when- may be mad to comply with the
ever he reads something that law as al»ov«- given.
«52-14
A (1 Prill, Pres.
diH-s n««t ace i 1 with his view
The men that in et that the
paper they r ad hall never wiy
I t sls Are I ree
enytlliilg « olili ary io their x icw s
are th« on«a who, in a large
Roy V Shelton, secretary of
Im asure. . ar-- i sponsible for the the Fair received
wok I from
craven cowar«l!ir.«-.-<s and the W II Lytle, state veterinarian,
weather o-k prop ’nsitie.s of tolav that the tuberculin tista
modern journalism. In a com- will be mud«' by th«- state, assist­
munity < composed entirely <»f ant -tat <>r < • it.'. \ ■ terinarians
these "s lop rny jmier" ¡««•ople, fret of ii t to the cattle owners.
true independent journalism
w ’ild Ii • .in inq . ibdify. Wh«*n
SHELBURN ITEMS
you are c«»nv in ed that a paper is
Mr and Mrs A P Russell of
• i 'loncr.t and d -<•«-itfiil, stop it.
.M.uleiiy,
their daughter, Mrs
When corn me I that it is un-
Lybecker
of Washington ami
clean. st«»p it. When it lack»
her
daughter
Maliel spent a few
enl'Tpri.tc an«l fails to give you
news, stop it. But don’t stop a days here last week visiting
pjp< r that you believe to Is- hon- relatives and fi i«<nds.
M. s (i-'lda Jones has l«een at-
cst, enterprising, chan and
couragcou. simply liecause the tending th«-Chautauqua nt Al­
ditur has written his own sin- bany.
<■« «•«• view* instead of yours or
A i lltrons and fnmi motored
• ere o(!.< r j ■ rson’*. for il you to Albany Saturday t<> attend the
do, y««u are putting a pr« iniurn Chautauqua that day.
on insine -re journalism and
I.ei •h-orge and family of Stay-
sen ing noi .ce on un ««litor that Ion move«] lu re last week.
the a .» ' > tree*■■ d is to u rife
.Mrs Charles ,M« l.ain, formerly
what hr thinks will please his la'nn Miller, was her«! vi itmg
readers nst« ad of w hat he thinks relatives recently.
is hone *tIv th«’ truth.
Mrs < oots of Summit is here
helping her -i t.-r, Mis Stride!
< ; dl and •«■■! that ;; w Fountain car«* for her husband.
Pen (hat lli”«,y, the jewekr,
Mis.« P irt'-r who has been
hnu just r«’Ceived. It is an auto- teaching at «>r«'g«»n City k visit­
malii«- fill' r and is iiun-bakalile ing her mother ami hr «ther.
&!UÌ is one of the 1 • t that we
Wm Churchill ami .Mr < «oocli
ha vi » ever < "tj.
mail«’ a business trip to Salem
,
. .. .,
la d Wednesday.
it..il»»T
',
I
m
»*«
'»f
Asa 11 irons and family si»cnt
Bed«
err tur, i- >"
1
" "f
SutulAy in Salem visiting rela­
<
D. i
hv»r, worry uw« I tives.
aicxictji« ov*
pArtukoig’ <> f f»M*l
Carl Miller and Theron Russi’ll
»’Vi Irirk no) *uitvd tn
ngr
♦ M'cupat. ■
< ir» I yo»ir hâtai* arwl both of Mackay, stayed here
( t*v> ( tamil»« fiatHn iabN tn ND«! you will Sunday night after sis-nding the
*<»ti I« well again For iuih' by all day cm Thoma creek above Jor­
rivi* lent.
dan.
Rev Blair will preach at the
I have a car of buggies, hacks,
Presbyterian
church Sunday.
surreys and wagons that has just
A pleasant day was spent in
arrived.
Call and examine
them. They may be just a little the Trolling«T home Sunday.
foxy for you. but the price is There wer«‘ 2»5 guests, comfiosed
right.-N I Mort son. Scio. Ore. of children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and friends pres*
ent for dinner,
The !!• -1 M'dlrlne in th«- World.
Stanley Taylor and family
My little girl b»«l dysentery veryl>»«l.
spent
Sunday with W II McLain
I thought h< would die. Chamberlain»
colic. rho'era nut dinrrho-a remedy and family.
cured her. lo l I r.«n truthfully My that
There a' e some arrangements
I think it i* the be*t tnt“il«-ine in th<
being
mad«- in order that Rev
world,
writ«-» .Mr» Will.am Orvin,
t'larr, Mich. I«*r «ale by »11 dealer*.
Blair can move here on his
charge. It is hop-d that satis­
Lad-« Calling Cani* printed or factory arrangements can be
blank for *«!•• at thia office.
made.
Chas. Warner and Dr A G
A chicken dinner will I m 1 erv<>l Prill of Scio. F J St t ide} of \l-
Get your Mower and Binder
bany ami R C Winter, Dr < .imp-
repairs for the Champion, Deer­ Sunday at the Scio Hotel.
!
bell
and Oscar Overbeck of Port
ing. Buckeye, McCormick, Os­
Florsheim
shoes
for
men
are
m
land
will leave Saturday morning
burn, or anY machine made. I
a
class
by
themselves
fora
ten days outing at Camp
have a stock on hand for the
Prill
in
the Ca cade mountain*.
above machines, also the Walter
.Mr
and
Mrs
L
II
Rice
and
baby
Wood machines.--N I Morrison.
Sixteen head of goats for sale
came tip from Portland Sunday
at
$1-^' per In n<!; six wether
evening
for
a
visit
at
the
home
* Alex and Frank McDonald and
and
ten nannies six kids go
of
his
father.
Davi«l
Rice.
Mr
Henry Miller together with their
with
nannies.
A Grouhck. 1
Rice
is
an
engraver,
having
fumilies returned the first of the
week from a two week's outing drawn the map« for the Oregon i Surprising Cure for Stomach Trouble
a* Ocean View. They made the Almanac which was issued by
When you have tr«Mil-:<- with vour
trip overland and report an en­ the state immigration lx>ard a , »tomach or ehroni«- ronatipation, >lon't
few months ago.
I imagine that your ca»e i« beyond h«-lp
joyable time.
ju«t becauM your <lo<-t«>r fail.« to eive
A Good Investment.
I you relief Mr*«« Stengle. Plainffckt
J A Bilyeu, daughter Nita and
W h Magli, ■ well known m<rrh»nt j N J write«, "For oxer a month ¡>«*t I
Miss Rolla Wade motored over to
of Whitemound. Wn. bought ■ *U>ck of have 1» '-n troubl«-,! with mv »tnnwu-h.
Jefferson Thursday afternoon to Chamberlain'* medicine *o aa to be ’ Everything I ate upset it terribly. One
see Miss Lillis De Vaney, wno able to auoply them to hi* customer*. of Chamberlain» adv«-rti»ing txmklel*
was hurt in a motorcycle accident After receiving them hi- wa* himself | < ame to me. Aft« r r< a.lin^ a few of
a few days previously. She is re-
“'•« “>• ,h“’■ " -* • t-.t I the letter» from people who had b*»vn
- •
■
• • • tlr <>f Chamberlains sells, rh<»k-r« ai»l I cured by I hamberlain'a tablet». I <)<*
ported * to
be getting along
nicely,
diarrhoea remedy waa worth more to ; ruled to try them.
I have taken Dear­
and according to the Jefferson him than the enat of hi» entire «Cork of ly three-fourth» of a parkage of th«» m
Review, vows she will learn to th««e m«-dn m«». Foe tale by »11 deal , and ran now rat almost everything
ride one of the "critters” yet.
1 *r*.
i that I want. For »al« by ail dealer*.