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No.
XVII
¡low !■> th”'«’ who ¡ay protnptly in
I advance the »u!<arription price i» II.‘¿5
Orrgin IXrvelopment Nr»» in l.mr of
I |*r year. The price ia $i.6e it paid
Induntriw. Payroll», and Produrti
I at cmi >,f > »ar. thr pa|*cr i« not n-nl
of I atar and I ntrrpriwr.
to »ubacritMira who are m«>rr than one
j«-ar in arri'ar».
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' Linn (.o. School Fair
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Dear Mr Editor:
I ‘eg to sr.y through the col­
Cardboard for map drawing
li nns of your valuable paper
tor iale at th« N w office.
t ', a.', we are nearing the el «se
<•!
another school year, it is no
A dance will la- given at the
Two impirtant decisions of the
ibt 'he proper time, and in my
Supreme court during the past Richardson Gap T J S un Z < B
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iion the duty, of every tcach­
w«*vk hold that there is no limit J hall on Saturday evening. A|>-
et and patron of the public
HDOft’ÎWE tdh ONIT STOP IN PORTUhO
Born April 1.’». to the wife uf ■ to the amount of damages that ril 25. Gissi music, gessi floor
school of the county to give
and
a
gissi
time
ujisured
to
all.
can be collected by the family in
C C Burine-t«-r, a daughter.
case of death under the Employ­ Coffee and lun< h will !>< M-rv«'d » nal attention to encouraging
Clarence Miller of Aumsville
A
daughter
w
as
bofn
to
the
wife
er's Liability act, and that the at midnight. Ev« ry body c«>r<i.aiiv i v rv child of school age to be-
was transacting business in Scio
' a t > prepare an exhibit for our
of John Caiavan on April 15.
employer cannot excape liability inviteti to attend.
last week.
i
« xt annual School Fair to he
by providing other ways of pro­
.All the bal it s are happy w hen
I.eid
at Sen» September 23, 21
Mrs Nellie Serfling was over
tecting employes.
\\ W Bailey of Br »wr.svil'i-
and
2->,
I'fiis is a work of great
from Lebanon the last of the they ride in « ne of Morrison’s go
Tiie International tfsociation who is a candì late for the i !li
curt i or sulk« v s. < let one.
• ■ i<"i i i.n'<• and should receive
week visiting relatives here.
of Stonecutters are asking that of county clerk, .»nbject to tin-
-
i e ei s < . m nt of every citizen
Dave Pierce came in lust* Henry Myer of Sweet Home Oregon granite lie used on the will of the republican volt r . nt ■ »f the county and while unit h
Thursday from Mt Vernon, and Lee Bilyeu of Lebanon were new million dollar Portland post­ the primaries, was calling un
, I- <'ii uccornpiished. it should
Scio voters last Friday.
office.
Wash, to visit at the home of Scio visitor W • dnc' tlay.
be u »r ambition to make the fair
Voters at Eugene authorize a
his cousin. Frank Pruitt.
a greater success in the future.
municipal band, an armory nnd
A few -ows w ith pig > and
I his Year several local lairs
Join the crowd at the last
the acquiring of Skinner's Butte some that will farrow s >n. for will probably be heid in the coun­
by the city.
dance of the .-« ason al Jefferson
sale. Sired by registered Poland ty. but with the prime object to
Saturday evening.
James J Hill has given $50,000 China boar. Emil Holub.
tiengthen the cause and make
to the Christian Church Bible
tne County Fair a greater sue-
The Baptist district conference
There will be a good time, School for a new building Ht
I ins, however, <le|»ends to
F*r >f J N Bilyeu of Cra’itre«-, c>
is being held here this week. good floor and Scio music nuf Eugene.
a great extent on the loyalty of
who
was
a
Scio
business
visitor
There is a liberal attendance sed at the dance at Jefferson,
Under the Pinchot policy of last Saturday, was a phnsant ti e citi ns of Scio and vicinity
from the surrounding towns. Saturday night. April 18.
locking up the water ¡aiwers not caller at the News office. He r< tn g
it tinmatter special sup­
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port.
In
the past there has been
much
development
is
looked
for
iM>rt.s the thriving town of Crab­
The real thing in the line of
Old papers for your cupboards
<
nt
it
ely
I
s» large a per cent of
in
Oregon
in
this
line.
tree taking on new activity a"d
silos handled by N 1 Morris.gi. and pantry or to build fires with
hojls
in the immediate
Officials of tlm Rogue River assuming almost the airs of a
( all and see the real silo at Mor­ at five cents per bundle at the
•i
ility
"f
the
fair failing in giv­
Public Service corporation have city.
New S l.flice.
risons hardware store.
ing
prop,
r
support,
and unless
been visiting their plant* at
tiii
can
p«>
improved
there is
The fact is. the four magazines Grants Pass and arc looking for Bay City has several large con«
Miss Wilma Gumm has gone to
but
little
hope
of
success.
Washington to visit for some we «11 with Tin News for 18c a 5,000 horse power site.
tracts from florists.
Now friends, this may appear
extra, represents tie bigvest
time with relatives.
A $10,000 Episcopal church is
A company is forming nt
¡i j . t criticism, nevertheless, it
reading value ever offered the
Dalles tn manufacture high
W S Carpenter was an Albany public. Have you s. nt us your to be erected at Oregon C'itV.
■ tr ie. The County Court nnd
Aurora is to have a $60,OtM) sculptural and monumental work. In Fair B ard have been liln ral
visitor last Saturday.
order'.’ L' not. end it or phone
four-story Masonic temple this
A Portland hardware and
el in offering prize money. The
us todaY.
year.
If your subscripton to The
firm is building large docks at u| « rvi urs and thecounty- sii|»er-
N ws is due, better pay up now
Mrs W F Gill wei t up to Mill
The Willamette Pacific C oom Astoria.
i »t ’id« nt have sacrifice« time
and gi t four big magazines, all City Saturday for a visit at the BaV line is to have train service
The Labor Commission of Brit­ . nd their own money to make
one y ear, for or ly 18 cents extra. home of her brother, I’on M - to the end of the line in a week. ish Columbia op|M»s«‘s a minim ;m ti e fair a success. But with all
Knight.
North Bend and Marahtii Id aie wage and says an eight hour law ii e ad vantages the f ir cannot
Bert Davis was over from Al­
made a success without better
investigating wood block paving. must be a national affair for all
bany the last of the week tuning
Mrs T K Sanderson and son.
Canada.
ippift
l»v the teachers and the
A life saving station is to be
pianos.
Jack, went t> Portland last week
The Manufacturers' At i<ia- ■ ncouracement and sup|M»rt of
built at Florence un the Siuslaw.
for a two w< k vit with rela­
tion
of Portland is about equally the i itizens in general.
Postoffice Inspector Whitney tives.
A beautiful high achoM build­
W< again solicit your support
divided
on the qui tiunof aept-
was transacting business in Scio
ing has been erected at Stan­
a
n booster for a greater Linn
ing
insurance
under
the
t
omp«
n-
lust Saturday on his way to Crab­
Ralph Thom of Lebanon, who field of Baker county stone.
County
School Fair, ami assure
sation
act
of
the
last
legislature.
tree.
is out for county clerk on the re­
The McVoy tub. pail and pack­
y
”
i
of
oar
support in every way
The Roseburg winter broccoli
Stock foods, lice killer, sheep publican ticket, was in town age company of Minneapolis are industry promises to be a ‘-access that is just and proper.
dip. vctt rinary remedies, for the Wednesday getting in touch looking for a site for a plant in as good reports have been re­
Very truly.
protection of your live stuck, at with the voter«. Mr Thom is a Oregon.
W.
L. JACKSON,
Municipal securities are all that ceived of Chicago shipments.
young man of pleasing personal­
Peery’s drug store.
County SupL
The red alder wood is int< rest­
ity and is running on the record is seiling from On-gon in the
Don’t forget the date. Satur^ fur honesty and integrity which east—city, school, county and ing manufacturers of clothespins
and that industry may be estab-
day evening, at Jefferson. Tne he has made >n his home town. road bonds.
last dance uf the season.
f
or
fished in Oregon.
The $5,000 has bten raised
Bee Supplies are now in stock a cannery at Cottage Grove.
Bids wanted fur janitor for the
Mollala is to have a $25,ft(M)
Our shoes for men, women at Morrison’s hardware store.
Scio
school house for the school
A proposition to construct 100 concrete high school.
and children please both your
A soap factory at Marshfield y< ir of 1911-1915 for a period of
Good saddle for sale, P H miles of hard surface road at a
purse and your feet. Hibler Jk
cost of $750,000 in Linn county, will turn out one ton per day nine months. Bids must be in
MacDonald.
Gill Co.
the hands of the undersigned by
with hve persons employed.
will be submitted to vote.
the 30th day of April, 1911.
Watch for the 1000 feet of ex­
Ed Posvar, who was in town
Corvallis will construct fifty­ The Dornbecher Fnrniture Co.
Tne board reserves the right
will erect a six story building on
the fit st of the week states that tra Clean-Up and Brighten-Up blocks of paving this year.
to
reject any or all bids.
his parents. Mr and Mrs C A film to be furnished bv N I Mor­ The Eastern Oregon Editorial the site of their present factory.
J F WESELY.
Pog’.ar are well pleased with rison on or about April ¡9 at the Association adopted resolutions
A $35,000 Steel bridge is to be
Clerk
of Dist No. 95.
their location at Bed Bang. Calif, Movies.
Douglas
opposing freak laws and policies erected at Kellogg,
and expect to make that their Ohlenieivr announces that lu, tending to interfere with indus- county.
permanent home.
An electric pump will drain
is now established in his new lo­ tries.
800
acres of |g»ke Wapato,
The
first
unit
of
the
B«-aver
Gre« n bone nnd meat scraps
There are some fine home­ cation where he is prepared to
Washington
county, for the onion 3c. dry bone 2 l-2c, cracklings
State
Motorcar
factory
at
Gres
­
do
all
kinds
of
plumbing,
tinning
scad < now open for settlement
industry.
2 1 2c. Sci j Meat Market.
in eastern Oregon. Good rich and steam fitting, repair work of ham is completed and machinery
being
installed.
A
summer
resort
hotel
is
to
go
all
kinds,
such
as
automobiles,
soil, some timber and does not
The Springfield Provision Co. up on Tsiltcoos lake. Dane coun­
require irrigation. Write York motor cycles, guns, engines,
Have you got one of those new
stoves,
etc.
Give
him
a
call
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will
establish a $40,000 packing ty.
B ('on way Port'and Oregon.
fancied hoes? Seeing one is to
A new woodenware factory 18
is buy. They do the business.
Three years a (J S Surveyor and when in need of anything in his plant.
As a result of a made-in-Ore- in successful o|»eration at Sell- Morrison has them.
timberman. Send $1.50
for line. Estimates furnished on
large map and full instructions fighting with gas or electricity gon banquet at Albany. $229.10 wood.
was raised to beautify an old
and informatiou by which you f rec.
Lenta will have a modem If you »rr in n«-«l of fi »hing lark le,
call on Hsgry, th«- jeweler Hr ha»
can locate yourself on an except­ The Canadian gnverm«>nt is using cemetery pay rulla help even broom factory.
ju»t r< îivint ■ fin«' line. H* n old in
ionally good free homestead near Indian firn patrolman to protect the the dead.
Beaverton will have a brick- the buMir.rv and knows the right kind
small town and railroad.
forests of Northern Manitoba.
The l>anson basket factory at 1 yard.
to buy.
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