The Santiam news., March 12, 1914, Image 3

Railroad Time Table
SCIO BUSINESS
Arrival ana Uapartwrs a* Passsngar
Trains
DIRECTORY
Wixaiburn-SprmgflcM Branch
U E»T 8CÌO
North
... 1M»
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...UJO p
South
... 12 .SO p
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... ft 24 p
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Mill i ity
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•Daily. »Daily except Sunday.
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7.3» a m
|3:K5 p
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‘ft:« p m
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It. M i sm
B hi *I h *I'> and Bath
Blacksmiths
Mac l>u* aid A Stcpaoek
John loll
< OllUil } < llll» M ilk
brio « ondm»<r>l Mt!k Co
(«uifecti »nery and
Titli.it CD
A. E. Randall,
Vice I'm.
W. A. Ewing,
President
Auto Truck A Bus
Morri« ltr<<.
Curvalo»
Eastern
Mt SKI
Aibxi.y.
( ity
J. >, Mticha
Electric
ar«t WATEll.
Light
Wall Bilyeu. Supt
(’hurches
E 11. Myers, <'a»hier
Christian, llupti«t and Cathohc
Does a general banking business,
r> l ives money subject to chvex, pays
interest on time deposits, am) is
regularly inspected by slate bank
examine n.
I h*uggi>t>
E. I
l’evrv A Co.
I >ent isfs
I . k. -’iif d»*r*on
I>r
I)r\ Goods Clothing
John »**vly
I >ra vairc
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
H >. 'stu h»»n
Telephone: 27-7
SCIO
Express, A Pool II.oll
OREGON
C. C W sm I s -
R. SHELTON
I'cctl and svvd store
Real Estate
Notary 1‘ublic
Smith Ä Kinith
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Administrator of Estates
»ans Negotiated.
rocerics
J. I. Wisely
J. F. Board
Abstracts
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< ìen'I Mcrch.ind Ce
Obtained and Examined
W. I Gill A Co.
Pre«-bask a & Co.
ORE«,ON
•CK
Hotel
E. C. Smith, Prop.
A. G. PRILL. M. II.
I 1H It I \\ <1 It* i\
Phtisiciûn
sAow-n^ How Much B«U«r 1» th# Good
0»d Fo«S<on«d Lolchetrmg
Surgeon
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S. I. MorriMin
Cha* V* î *>.*ly
T<*!«*ptM>n«*, Exchange No. 11
Harness shop
OK Etats
A
A door key i> an inconsistent if
not an altogether «en»elc«s affair,
Il may I m * all right in itself, but it
is often u«e<| to lock d«mrw. and a
locked door is a very fooli.h thing
Some doors, you may remark, lock
thomM'lves, and a door kev is necea-
urv to unlock them. That might
I k - a reasonable excuse for the ex­
istence of the kev. but such a key,
if it i« not lost or on the wrong « ••
if the door, frequently gets »tu<»
and refugee to open ti c door. If
there were no door kev« there would
in ail proluibility I m * no locked door»,
iml tint »«mid lie a very enjoyable
state of society.
,
With the door locked and the kev
in«ide, it is difficult for anybody
•v ept a burglar to get in«ide. and
of tour»«- a burglar i« the only |>er
•on we want to krep put
Burglars
can get‘in yu«l as, ea«i!v with the
door locked MS with it unlocked, but
the rest of u« arc not so deter
\ ou know votir-M-lf how it is. inn
have carried ladders ami climbed
into upstairs window, or Ime drop
|>ed through l>a«emcnt windows into
the coal Inn or have tried to go
through trnn*otus and been rescued
by neighbor* from an cmb.irru«-ing
if m>t a dangerous |H**ition I very
body know- all atxiut getting into a
house without a key.
Sometime* you cannot get in at
all. One morning a woman follow
<*d her hiishaml to the front -tip»,
and the door slammed and the night
lock was on and the kev na» inside,
and her hu«lumd hud caught the
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Sl.o ».I« rarnnu* pc.ir« and
hud put them on the stove to cook
while she was getting breakfast
They were till cooking and would
i «mon I m * burning
The baby wits
crying for lu« breakfast, She could
not get in
None of the neighbor«
could get in. S oiuc I mm I v telephon
cd to her h ti «I mi nd, »nd perhapa it
win not more than un hour ba-fore
he got home with III» kev.
An
hour I» a long time, and th«* p«*iir»
and the bah» were in n terrible
•tate. It would li.ivc I m - cu iM'tler
if there hud la-en a burglar in the
hou«c
lie could have turned out
it
t I. î e oj . î . I I .
J. N. W.-d lle, Mgr
.Jeweler
A. V
llagcy
IJverv
w A l'fetl Stahle
5R? «RRSFK, Prep.
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liar » connect with all trama
at Wc«t Scio ami at Munken
( «1 ( iriun, Prop
Linn ( ’oiinty Fair
SeptemiM-r 28. 24, 25. l»14
Our ngw tirst class and
our horv s pxd driver!
Mi nt Market
Frank Me Poh a id
M Ì11 Ìlici'}
, ' ' ' 11 1 1 ■ ’
Prices RcBMonablr.
Motion picture show
Fred Ohlcmeier
THE ESMOND HOTEL
N«»t:ir} Public and
Centrally located, good
riunii», prices moder»
ate, cuuvteous
treatment
HEAL I »TATE
B. Shelton
I ’h \ >it'iahs, Surgeons
*f»r. A. G. Brill
L>r. E. H. Hobson
Csrarr Ncrrbos sa3 Frost Sunti
O regon ! Planing Mill
POKTLflNu
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A. SHANKS
— Manufacturer arai Dealer in—
Ihirmss nini Sin/tllis
I have recently installed a harness ma
chine, and am better prepared than
<w r to do your repair work at reason
able rates. Idee me a trial.
All W«k Strktlv Guraatcrl
SHLLH7K. ORhtrON
MIXKERS STAGE
Koe Shelton, Prop.
Phone 0-515
Stage meet* all Munken traina,
leaving Scio Hotel at M:15 a m
and 3:36 p ni
Kukucka A Chromy
I hibl i<* A 11 igh School
M. 8. Lovelace, Supt.
Protluce company
tom l arge. Mgr.
I ’ostoflicv
W. F. Gill
Santini!) News
!.. W. Charles. Pub,
W ai «)
ShoeinaKer
Tinsmith
l'rrtcrn.il and Snervi
to , pi'T cent on .mv tn.ike
ot typ«*w t it«-r
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L. W. Charles, Agent
Scio, Oregon
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Passitoar, W F. • All.
Knarr« at, C. A. M arner
Cam« Uack.
°Thc oilier
I hung my prctii
1 ewt wai«t out <ni the line ut tin*
kitchen window," »aid the flat
dweller, “after I washed it
Then
l forgot all aliont it, ami when I
went to look for it two day* later it
was gone.
I rushed frantically
i down to the jiinitres», and we climb-a
ed together over the coal into the
area to look for the wui»t. L lament-
til dt-eplv. it wa» ,i beautiful waist
We couldn't find it. The janitor
ciinie from the nett lion-c mid help­
ed u« look, blit there w i« nothin;
doing
I < nine s.wiiv in at the win
>l'iw buck over the coal mid u-evnd
cd to my «utli story tl.it.
"The next day I looked in the
drawer of my chiffonier and found
the waist there. Say anvthing to
the janitn «• ' Well, I re< kou not"
Sew York Pre«»
IHHIti . uwm
J. .1 B .rii»” W . I . Gill,
. A . Bilyeu» J . It. Barnspi
C. .1. U .trtier.
Scio Millwji CoiopaiMj
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SCIO ROLLER MILLS
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Turnsd ths Tablas.
Barry Sullivan, the Irish trage­
dian. was playing in "lliclmrd III
«•nnc yciir- ago at Slirew sb-iry.
When he came to the line. "A
hor»c!
\ hor«e! Mv kingdom for
a horse!'* some one in the pit < >dle*l
out. “Wouldn’t a donkey «mt -m.
Mr. Sullivan?" ’‘Yea." r*-(><md 'I
the tragedian, turning quickly on
the interrupter; “pleiise come round
to the Mage door. ’
In "S.im lm I’anxa." a comedy in
three acts, by Dufrcni. the Juke
«ay* at th«* iM-giiining of the third
•i< t, "I begin to get tired of S.in
i ho." "S«i do I." «aid u wug in the
pit, taking In« hut and walking out.
This »cale«l the fate of the piece.
LocS.J H.s PocS.l
A Brockton man «*■ seen «land­
ing at a corner, -erene as usual aft­
E. D. Myers, Cashier
er lunch. But a friend approach­
ing noticed that the flap otl one side
coat pocket was pinned down by a
Eli l.ukenbach
regular blanket «ize «afety pin.
••\Vhaf« the matter? T raid of
pickpockets?" was asked
F. •ihlemeicr
“Not much. I got it locked up
so I can’t get m my-elf kept put
ting tiling« n it al! the morning
ORt’EllS.
Masonic, odd E’ellows. The Jaw-kef ns» a hole <n it log
Knights of Pythia», MacraheA, Mod­ enough for a monkt^ wrench •o
ern Woodmen and Z. C. B. J.
Imp through."— Boston Ik-tord.
State Bank
We s;i\ «• you ftotu
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Retail l*epartment
good old fii«hi<>n<-d b«tch«tring, al­
ways out, would relieve u» of »o
I nittcli respon«ibility and would I m *
.so much wafer.—lndiuDa|M>h» Xew«
Th«
Typewriters
Marhin.-« »ohi » . ea*'
Hansell, proprietor
Iml. Telephone Co
Rebuilt
FI RÄT CLASS MILK f
COWS WANTED
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Cow* with calf at ~i»l«‘ or coming fitsli w ithin a
month.
Thos. Large. Scio. Or.
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Feed
and
Seed
Store
Flour, Mill I •’••«••I, Hay. («rain, l.an<l I'lawtur
I11- bl ati4 • < rili'ii s. Vila.
Win at, flat* ami <'orti Wanted.
Poultry Stipplii-« a S|x*<*iniv.
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