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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1914)
Vol.. XVII .scio, 1 INN COUNTY. OREGON, Till RSDAY, APRIL .30. 101 I. No. Yot’R 1 t: • ».lirios t mires on thr date atamped í» the »pac«- he lo w To th«» <- who p». promptly in advatu'e th» oib». -r vtien ¡>nc«- 1« »1.26 l« r yoar. The pn<->- 1* »1.60 if p«i<! at < 4 !•( < «r lh.- ¡w«(-vr i» not aent to «u < ribera who are mor«- than one year in arrear». 4 1 •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Candidates from both Linn anti Marion counties are as thick as bees in summer. Mr Hessiman, a resident of Niagara for about thirty years, is going to build a fine bungalow on ¡»is ranch. Mode Davis is th«’ an hitect and builder. September 23, 24 and 25 Carter Bros, are going to add Miss Pauline Li ka returned to 1914 to the acreage of their ginseng Aibany Monday after a short ranch on Mad creek. and set out several thousand more plants. visit at the home of her parent . OFFICIAL A barrel of ginseng that was E C Smith and family have recently sent to Fort Wayne, moved from the Hotel to their Indiana, from Clackamas county farm at Diomas, and W E Brown sold for $S0o. No more trouble i WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 of Pori land h s assumed the to raise it than parsnips except 2.4-i Trot. I mile, 3 heat* »126.1» it must be shaded with lattice management of the Scio hotel. 2 36 Pace. 1 mite. 3 heat* 126 UO work. Our young farmers ought t Mile Daxh 76.00 M E Arnold is home for th«- to plant a patch. summer vacation, having recent Mike Riene is superintendent ly closed his school m ar Browns- THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 of the John Schroeder ranch i Ville. 2:35 Trot, 1 Mile, I heats H3t.no while the latter is looking after 2:30 Pace I Mile. 3 heat* la.oo his mill operating at Gates. Stock foods, lice killer, sheep '« Mile I>Mh 75.no Mike was for a long time in the dip, veterinär) remedies, for the mercantih business at Niagara, protection of your live stock, at or FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ¿o Gates and Brownsville. ¡’eery’s drug store. 2:30 Trot. 1 Mile. 3 h. it«.............. »150.00 Rev McLeod preached the 2:25 I'sc*, I Mile, 3 heat» ISO 110 annual sermon fur the Odd Eel- You make no mistake when I Mil« D««h 1 00 IJO lows and Rebekahs of Mill < ity you buy a Willamette Silo. They EVERS HEAT A RACE. Sunday, April 26. A large crowd are the best yet. See Morrison. attended. KENNING RACKS 10 pounds under Mrs Grisim and Mrs Unger It is interesting to watch and weight. American I rotting A«... nation talk with Mr Lees, who is super came over from Lebanon last and California Joekey Club Rules to govern. intending the placement of ma Saturday to be with their mother HORSEMENS BADGES AND STRAW chinery and building of the intri Mrs Mary Bilyeu, who is criti ‘REE. cate frame work on which a cally ill. thousand different wheels, belts, M’llJAl. Pt ksl s EACH DAV I OR Our shoes for men, women Bl CKINU COSTI.bl s carriers, etc. are to run. His and children please both your home is in Minneapolis and he Entries to Races (. lose Sept. 12 purse and your feet. Hi bier Jit goes all over the United States Gill Co. and Mexico doing things in the changing and building of big George Gibbons has painted CONDITIONS TO RACES mills. the interior of the bank and the Ent tie» to harnciui race« clone September Chas Sullivan, born and reared post'jtfice. 12. 11114. Running race* do»«- 12 o’rloek at Gates, invented and patented noon day before race. Mrs W M Ablsitt and Miss a hook used in logging. He con Entry fee» to all race« 6 per cent when tracted with a Portland firm to Cora Merritt were pa.'sengers to entry 1» made and 5 per cent from money make them and give him royal Albany Monday to attend the winner*. Horae» entered and fading to appear, ties. He received money up to Sunday School convention. will be held for balance of entry fee», uni«-»« $56. He went to Portland to prevented by »ickneas or accident, when All farmers who are intending see why the royalties stopped proof of tame mint be furniahed. to build this season, should see and found the firm had infringed Positively no entries will l><- received un it-»« condition« are fully complied with. on his patent and were making us in regard to shingles. We Nominator may enter two horaea from his hook with a slight change are making up a car and are in a the »ame »table in any one race by thr pay 1 position tn save you some mon and claimed it as their own. He ment of 1 per cent additional for that pnv liege, due when entry ia mad«-. Only one of has sued them for infringement ey.- Blatehford Bros, Shelburn, thr two horwrs »<> entered to be atarted tn on h.s patent and $2U.0U0 dam- Oregon. Ore‘{on* the race, except when proper transfer i» made according to rule« arwl full entrance r- - Cyrus - Merle went to Spring fee« paid on each entry. ( ommissioner Butler has cov- field last Thursday, where !»•• has Money divided in home»» race« at <•>«>«• of each heat SO. 25 an«! 15 per cent. Running end the DeFord creek bridge a job for the summer. race« 70. 3i ami 10 per cent. A horse 1» en and road boss Shephard is filling titled to one money only in any one race. The Association reserve« the right to de the approaches. .Mr and Mrs R I, De Vaney clare off any race not filling satisfactorily, Fruit buds are not much dam- went to Albany today on a busi or on account of the weather, and may sub stitute other taera, am! have a right to aged as yet. If Jack Frost thins ness trip. change thr order of the program. * them out a little it will be good !lvr hors«-.« to enter and three to start, a Chas Wi sely left today, Thurs for the trees and fruit. less numlo-r may be started w ith th«- r« «iuc- tarn of extra entries. day, on u business trip to Albany, Start a co-operative cannery at All raers to l»e rac< .1 under th«- tmerican Salem and Portland. Scio. Nothing difficult alwiut it. Trotting Association rules and California Jockey club rules as far ax practicable. ¡»ok out for outside promoters Make your entrie- with th«- Clerk of the It is now house cleaning time, who would hatch out a big nest Race Course. so when you need a little var egg for themselves. T. K. SAMMiWSON, Scio, Oregon 1. at times, hear it said that nish, puint, polish, oil or lino I.inn County 1 air Association. home merchants are partly to leum varnish, see Morrison about blame for the high cost of living. it. He handles the famous Chi-, They have no more to do with it Na me I varnishes and stains, also than the man in the moon. They Sherwin-Williams paints, the buy ns cheaply as they can from best yet it covers th«1 earth. 41 manufacturers and wholesale Mr Editor: I wish to express houses. They make on some For the next thirty days I will The News is getting up a club things, neither make nor lose on my opinion of the present tax for the Yellow Jacket. Bring or give you some Imrgains on lino some things and lone on some law. My vocabulary is limited send your dime to this office at leums and nigs. N I Morrison. things. Dunn’s and Bradstreets and I cannot find words com once if you want the Stinger for directories say that nooner or petent to express my contempt a year. lat-r 95 per cent of business for such a law. It is beyond me. I»st A new buggy robe with houses fail. I suppose they mean I fear I might say something to If your subscripton to The burnt hole patched with black that nfanv per cent go into the offend some fastidious person, so News is due, better pay up now cloth. Suitable rewurd if return receivers hands or close out for I leave it alone. and get four big magazines, all ed to E A Easton or left at News NICK. lack of profits. one year, for only 18cents extra. office. 11 Possibly About You i •♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Linn County Fair ÍHODOh íMilí YOUR CNIT STO PORIIIHD Steve Philippi went to Port land Friday to visit his son (’..de who is very low with tuberculosis at the Portland Sanitarium. RACE PROGRAM I Ih-Prill reports the birth of a sou to the wife ot Earl B Gooch of Shelburn, on April 29. The Scio mohair jmio I was sold today to Mr Sender of Albany for 2S and 3 S cents per pound, lie |M»ol will be delivered at Munkers next Tuesday. Marion F Wood of Tangent, who is a candidato for County Recorder on the republican ticket, was in town Saturday, This is the third tunc Mr Wood has run for this oilice and he seems con fident of v inning out this time. Don’t throw that baby buggy »way on account of the rubber tire- I h ing worn out. Just call on llagey, the jeweler, and he will put on a new set and make your buggy as good as new, or do any other repairing that tin buggy may need, as he ha., tile latest improved machinery to worx with. Services every second and fourth Sunday in each month at thr (’hurt h of Christ. Morning 'i. '- at 11 o’clock, Christian Endeavor at 7 p in, po uching at H o’clock, Subjects for next fourth Sunday morning, “The Lifted Christ.” evsning. “Bil- lie’s Oat Patch. Come and hear. V K Allison, minister. If yon want a range watch the price on the $55. one, which is being reduced 50c a day. Some one is going to get a bargain in a first cla s runge at Morrison’s hardware. A moonlight dance will I h - given at the Scio Fair grounds Saturday. May 9th. Good lioor, good music and every boby in vited. Lunch at midnight. No liquor allowed on the grounds. All dances allowed except rag- King. i "Political Parties in Oregon’’ should lie in every public and school library in the state. A High School history teacher praises the author for the ease with wh'ch one can follow ami understand the various phases of the subject, rendering it valuable and interesting*alike to the ma ture scholar and the young stu dent. It is likew ise in<iis|M*nsable to the private library, whoso owner assumes an interest in Oregon history. Two dollars a copy at News office.
