The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, September 03, 1914, Image 2

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    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
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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.
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' e al I
J'-' <’•
valuable and intemting
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a » •
■ • ’i;>f.
Cottier’» and ihi» publi-
i
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■ t.> »1 I: rt r t . .1 ■. .i>‘ .riplion pi uc of
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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