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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1914)
6hc ^intiam ïlcus pub ; iehed every T hursday by L. W. CHARLES Entered at tin fri.tolfi'',. at S< i i. Ore., aa v*r<it l r:Mi mail matter, Ht’ll- l<tl"lt<»N HATWh One year in ad vane» .................... fl One yoar, al end of ymr ........ 1 Si* month* in advance*.................... 1 hriv month* in adv«'.' « ..... Advertising rat»’» made application. 2fi uO To. WJ known on Chamberlain's I Ini nenl Ed Schoel If you are ever troubled with aches, pains or eorenaag of the muscle», you will appreciate the g<xxi qualities of I hamberlain's l,inim«'nt klan» suffer era from rheumatism and sciatica have used it with the twat results. It is es pecially valuable for )urr.l-»gu and la nu back. For sale by all dealers P wo con rm '.'Tit • Candidal«'For Sher iff of I.inn County Str ct Enforcement of the I a * Without Fear or Favor EfTi' i ncy an«l Economy in Offiea tour culi sto » in porti in : Memoirs of Napoleon Justice to Ail Telegraphic riport» from the large ea-tr rn renter« give startling account.» of the «oaring of price» of nearly all stuplv fc<«l «tuff. due to the world wide wnr. Fresh meat.i, sugar and coffer have marie phenomenal advan cer ill price:«. Choice cuts of western 1.» -f o’e »ellln;r in New York, Chirat;< and nil over the «art generally, for from 1» to H’ per pound more than the figures quoted August lat. Coffe 1« up from 2 to .'»• per pound and *ut; , ar i quoted a' » pr e of f'.’.OO a rr.ck ovrt lo ut <■ ■< <f fill day« .’.go. i Tl>.' tv <• ) f<- U.»»wide ct «'.«•»♦ i tha •te M c »t'tr-1 nnd th.' fi'"h« o' r- th- ’ 1’ i*ovt*»’r on bip, * t'» it vei” ' div eopire ‘<»d in Pert l-'d that the ».ithd? w-.f of U'Pen n ti • ' i b’ti' r nomir.'« Lr.r made th' ont j i i • »w . n Sm»th and Withy ro*»)!»«» ft** »r>- prohb mati' iil than ev>rr T t*P<*n throw ut> the ’ d~v*‘ «hr of th- -¡it (Ati,- t- H' hi-r .”b«» s« the winne- 1 ut imw T ”t »hr Pin K*»rrr h.- • ’«“il l<> 'id .i ■ "o In d rrd-n: •'.date, lor ving the dry r V ' i tnml ird ix-t'ror, th<* rtit.mmc t I f ’ wc n Smi’h and With; rrml o d» . ex «vh -h will Crt thr bulk of I hr vrtihi vol«, and there in no thhylr■e th’it the proh'l iti«n vote in Ore,"'1 to le many fold larger Ihi «ear than «ver l*fore. Cable advice« from Peril and !x»n- don indicate that the allied armies of France, England and Belgium are in a death grapple with the forces of Germany and Austria along the French frontier from the Swiss border to the Sea. Paris dispatches estimate that there are a million Gormans un- dor arms n Alsace and Lorraine. With the allied armies along the French border numlerlng e<X),dOO, the.o hur» force« are now in the hattje, hut it ii more than lilidy that it will be a week or ten days before ary definite result» are known to the outside wo-ld. Austria is reported to hn- » withdrawn most of its forces from Servia in or der to me«t the Russian advance on the orth. The Ru- an foreign offi e claim: to have penetrated fifty miles into erv tern Germany, but the Rus sian« evidently have come to a stand- »ti’l in front of the fortified citie« along the ea-tern bonier of the tier- nv.n Empi-e No ne.v effecting the (’* *ian anti Knglish fleet.« i allowed to filter th ough to the outside world. Italy is reported to have ordered the mohil xatinn of it.« army. Japan has definitely declared war on Germany and is b lieved to have attacked the -.n p. . iov . in Northern China. Sudtell Bros. WIHLil.'.ilJS NOTICE The County Board of Equaliza- ' « t at I I k - C<<urt Hous« it Albany, Oregon, Monday Sep tember 14, 1914, and remain in ■ -.or. »ix da; s for the purpose d publicly examining the arses»-i met t roll and to correct errors it. valuation, deseriptionor qualities jf land, Iota or other property. All persons interested are h« reby notified io appear at the ap pointed time and place and. if it ■»iiall api ' ar to said B >ard tha lar.da. Iota, or other property be ■d twice, or assessed in the' name or names of any person or persons not the owner thereof, .r .; » • < d under or beyond its value, or any land», lots or other pn»p«*rty not a: - *•<». said Board will ii ake the pr >per correction EARL L. FISHER. County Assessor. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO CTEDimS Notice 1.« hereby given that lhe un <|. r»qm«-d hx- lx-cn by the County Court uf I inn vounty. Ore •»•:>. atipuinled ad- minlrVator of the i-.tat«- <>f Matt la>- .»•:g«r, <l<-ce»i-»’d. anti all peraona hav ing cla:m« against aatd »-»tato are re- qiiiii-d to present the same properly writ ■ d lu the umiemigned admmiatra t' ■■ Hl hl. all. -c i:i Scio. Oregon, within »lx n ..nth» from the date of the flr»t pulihi; t> 'ii of th.» nutter which ia Sep tember -1, 11*14 II. shelton, Admimatrator. C. <'. Hr; ant, Att tr.ey. -lust rcmemlycr that the News ofT.ce sells t v[ <-writer ribbons and carbon pap'T cheaper than anyone else in Linn county. Chamberlain's Colle. kholcra and Diarrhoea Remedy "I advised the 'boya’ whan they en- bated for the Spaniah war to taka Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy with them, and have re ceived many thanks for the advice given,” writes J II Horghland, Eldon, lows. "No person whether traveling or at home should be without thi» great remed;,'.” For »ale by all dealers. hi Three Volumes Live Stock Auctionevra Writo for «late» and terms «»th Phones Albany, the The per-on.-1 ici*.«it.i«c*cn<«■ of Baron d- M/r.cval, for t'lirin n « ar; pnvstc to Napoleon Bonaparte, brine «»ut. ■* ,w hftcry can, many enlightening and inter» ting rule li^'i’ on th< character <1 that greateat of I a?, rs. De v:T'- •! - rtyt.-u. have the piquancy and it re.: pow 'I only h .. e he«.* an actual eve- witnti of the acenes and mridcr-ts ot whiih he writes. I lv i irh ’bitty an I hittom I interest can be judjied by th t ct th. t the very coii'-cnative French Academy pubh.ly recommends them. Does Prohibi tion Fulfill Its Promises? A SPECIAL OFKR TO OUR READERS tlv 'il arrange »r-t v i; h p >l> *”'” of CoMiec'a. 1 he N. .1 \V - ! Iv, ' e al I J'-' <’• valuable and intemting M , a » • ■ • ’i;>f. Cottier’» and ihi» publi- i ;i, :ti ■, c ■ t.> »1 I: rt r t . .1 ■. .i>‘ .riplion pi uc of c it. j ? r Only a I" -i-l • ;> «n:,iy <1 th«-«- Meimurt it at :tl i , h ■ t.. < c. b i> : t , t inn »¡> lal otter you mu»i a i q ii,'!.ly. Thinking jws.plc of every religious creed and political belief should give earnest heed to the expressions of opinion from eminent di vines, educators, editors, governors, judges, legisla tors. and others prominent in every walk of life, w ho have publicly voie« d their sentiments <• nceming pro hibition in w ords similar to these : ’’Prohibition drives under ground the mischief which it seeks to cure, making it more difficult to deal with the evil and impossible to regulate the trade.” Bishop Hall, Vermont. “Prohibition has been dis astrous to the cause of tem perance.” Bishop Clark, Rhode Island. These men am sincere and conscientious. They deplore drunkenness and cry against it ils a great evil. Who, in deed, does not? Yet they know from observation and exjMTience, that prohibition does not put a check upon intem|H'n»nce but that, on the contrary, it gives ri »> to evils even greater than intemperance itself. WHAT YOU GET IN COLLIER’S ( odi.r'« i. 1.1 < -li ■, l ari.' ., t.’.-t«'}-« Jr::: Weekly ot the whole coonliy. In Mln trial» si» q’ nJ by ev.-iy |»|<r in the Union, li »i.t !• al ai» t tit l« »i t rev.i ot tbe greaieit number ot lie Am '• in iiSi.i.ri te su> h wtitets a. George |( -i >»... k’ W alii;.i f. :.!," Meted.. Ni !. n, V».*:i’Ri. ■, li. G. W ells, Hamlin Garland, Mary Roller:» Kin >. rt, lb in . .. h ¡.in. etc. It numlers am* ng in , ... . *ut. r n .. J.<k London, .Arthur Ruhl, Ja'.i . It Connoiiy, ari l li t..y Reulct >.ihl. II 1» a an mi .« for ihe i>h I umilj Lditnrials, Comments on ( oiil>t.is, i’h *. j :,i. ,.-»»-. .1 tin V. < :I<1, Short and Serial Stone-. l.y ilic i I ".’it ot me .lay. Collier’s - - - - $2. •> I s fmi .in hews . . . $1.21 ( t xr.7 ('til ot tcid ul ,’ or to ihi < r. If y* u are ahead) a mi. r»b<T. vui !»• -j , ns t. mil be ty’fo.ied fur a year t;um lit present dale ot expiration» Santam News, Scio, Oregoi - Paid Ad.crti.amea* E I) Ulrich. Chamber of Com merce, Portland, Oregon. Cash Paid For EFORE YOU SIGN Eflfls, Poultry, Dressed Meats, Etc. A. J. Shelton An Application for Life Insurance • in any other Company Attention Farmers-1 have the agenev for the well known line of Oliver machinery. I have a t<ck of Oliver plows, extras, shares, moldboards, land sides, by examining the beams, handles, joints, in fact New Low Rate Contract anything in the line of Oliver goiM.'s, While 1 am not making anV special sales on buggies, hacks, etc. I can furnish you 1 1-8 inch common 2 seat hacks for $* ,'».co and up, surreys at $96 Do«« tluWnrM up. 3 inch Mitchell gears $80.00. Exclusively in Healthful Oregon The line of goods 1 handle is Best for Oregonians giving the best of satisfaction. Howr an ter Some lines of goods are dear at C«»NW ftutlbng. (.«*• F.fU» *|*»I Morr>v»«i IVrtUnJ any price. The above prices are A I Willi IMMVfl CIAMIM » S MMVII FfewAew* Le*r<»4 Ms««ref G m »> m I M »*•<<» ir.'ular. Some special prices are misleading. Sometimes it might j The now httnimerless Win be to your advantage to look I chester Repeating Shotgun is around and get prices before you some gun. Morrison has them purchas«' elsewhere. N I Morri in both 12 and 16 gauge. son, Scio, Oregon. Serve Your Own Interest Orcgoplifc Succesor to Tlios. Large SCIO, OREGON t FIRST CLASS MILK I COWS WANTED D. M. John Dist. Manager f Corvallis
