Railroad Time Table
Arrival and Dapvrture of Paoaongor
Trains
W (M*lbum-Springfirl<| Branch
W»T SCIO
North.............................
.......... 7 .S » m
South.............................................. OMpm
Corvallis A Eastern
MIN KERS
ISOLATION ANO DRUDG-
ERYTKE TWIN ENEMIES
OF AGRICULTURE.
Pie Rur.il Church the Guiding
Star of Progress.
Albany............................................ J3 lo p m
Mill City .................................... <0 06 am
{¡»ally except Sunday.
THE NEW RURAL CIVILIZATION
11KYAXT
C.
By Peter Radford.
Lerturrr Malli- ■»! l'«ti»<-> t’lll *
ATTORNEY AT LAW
We are confronting a new rural
CivlliraUen
It la so radically Jitter
30! 2 New First National Bank ! Ida. 1 ent from the lite ot the past that It
may well be called new. not merely
ALBANY
OREGON because of ita characteristics, but be
cause of Its triumph In rural cooper«
tlon and leadership
The utlliiation
of tn»>d«rn axcucle». and the use ot
farm machinery ha«« greatly Increas
ed the efficiency of the farmers,
broadened their vision and made life
more satisfying
MLXKEKS STAGE
Roe Shelton, Prop.
Phone 6-515
The most serious enemies to caun
try llfv are laolation and drudgery. and
perliaps thr worso of thè two la !»•»
lation
It la thè curve of thè ceun
try
The huugar of young peopl« for
cotnpanlonshlp ha» b«vn diari ivr.t--»!
and In varloua »ava thè anelai iti
atincla bave had thrlr revvnge
The
fruita of nioilern inventive «kilt and
rntirprise have enrlched country lite
and nffnrded thè faciliti«» of bsnlab
Ina forever thè estreme isolatlon
«hlcb use»! to ve» ti-.«- farm h« io «
hold of thè past
The telephony ls a
grrat »oci.il aaaet in th« rumi Ioni«
thè rumi free delivery brina» thè
world's dally messale to thè d--»>r th»
parevi ;»>at dvllver» ten inllllon pack
a«"» per annutn at a half milllon
homo», and thè automobile unnihllat««
distatine maklng Isolati-n a myth
The building of publle hlghway» ha»
brought coinmunllies and farm finnica
ci. " er together
l.'-av<> calls for meeting evening motor
Stage meets all .Munkers trains,
leaving Scio Hotel at 8:15 a tn
and 2;4O p m
W. A. Ewing,
President
A. I’.. Rantla
Vice Pre».
E l> Mvers, Cashier
Does a general banking busin«»
r«‘c< i' • » money subject to cheea, pay
interest on
time
deposits, and i
regularly
inspected
by »lute ban*
examiners.
Tbs Slavs of Drudgery.
DR. T. IS. SANDERSON
DENTIST
Telephone:
SCIO
27-7
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OREGON Ì
R. SHELTON
Ri al l-.st ite
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Notary Public
Administrator of Estates
>>«:.«
Negotiated.
Abstracts
Obtained and Examined
sac
onst^ix >
.....
A, G. PRILL. M. D.
Physician
Surgeon
Telephone, Exchange So. 11
►CIO
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OREGOJ
It Is a dramntie moment <>n the
farm when ma«-hln«ry
m. pat»
the si»' » of drudgery
Th.- rvi Intloti
of farm machinery is a continued
story of human Ingenuity
One man
now. by the aid of modern mechanical
devices, can do as much as five or
ten men used to perform and the
work Is leas burdensotiin and more
fascinating
Thr miracle of conquest
will lift thr curtie of drudgery that
has crushed the c irage out of farm
boys and caused them to retreat to thr
cities
There ar« many labor saving
devices for the home* that can relieve
the wife of back breaking tasks
lu»
bor saving machinery has wrought
educational problems that have en
gaged the attention of th<- boys, re-
lie veil the housewife and added new
economies and values to farming and
has taken away self pity and given
them a genuine pride In their calling
We need to take full advantage of
these facilltlrs
Tna Opala
The opul used in jewelry is di«-
tinguohe I from other varieties of
le»» va'fic by calling it precious or
noble opnl Opal« differ very great
Iv in their color effect«, and these
»re known a« the pattern of the
gem
The •hapc and »ire of the
fln«he« of color vary from very
small, «hen the stone is called pm’»
point opal, to larger, «piarish »pan-
vie», w en it i» a harlequin opal.—
New X ork Sun.
TH» Ps»-»'»<i C»«p»"*»v.
In accordance «• ith the invari
■We » ii»tom of sll ••»•tern arti«an*
the I’ er-inb carpenti •r «it» upon the
Instead of a
grmm 1 » bile al « n*
bench .» «*n.n? «t.ik< i- driven down
befnrs ’ii*-’. leaving .' mt ten inches
shove ground, and uiwin thi« h»
•- feci
Th ■ I,- ilitv u ■•!
re*t<
whi, »i
»• nrk •» execute»! in thi»
p<.»- i
Ini» alitar« been a matter
of »urpnse to Enrojican workmen
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of I inn.
In the matter of the estate j
of
Citation.
Matt Lobergvr, Dccva»-»!. '
To Vk uliarn Lobwrgvr and U> Al.l
OTHER HEIR.*» ANU DEMSKES of
»«id deevaaed unknown, if any such
there be:
Whereas application having been
made m due f. rm to the above named
Court on October 2U, lil4. by it 'hel
ion, administrator of sa.d estate for an
order arid lleeiuo directing, authoriimg
and empowering him to sell at public
sale on the premise», for cash, certain
real e-tate btlonging to th*> estate of
sal I < < ce-w t and described as follows,
to-wit:
Ite^ui i g at a paint 29.345 chaits
n-;rth from the southeast corner of ti.e
Donation Land Claim <>f Nathnr.iel
Crank and Susannah Crank, hts wife,
be I ig Notification No. .’>te sixl I him
No. to and 51 in Township 10, booth
I: ■ ge 1 and 2 West of the W Lametta
Mari.lian. Oregon, and running tlence
west 20.45 chains; thence south 9.78
chains; tb< nee vast .0 43 chains to the
ea«t boundary line of said
Claim:
t ■ re»- north alonf the «atl bouniiary
line of »aid ciaun 9 78 chains to the
place of beginning, contain!.-),* 2l> acre-
mor# «>r le«« all lying and being in I Inn
County, state of Oregon.
And wi • r- us s<t. court fixed on Mon*
d*y, th » 7th day of ! e< ember 1814, at
10 o'. |... . a r.. a day of th.- regui.ir
Dec« in er t *r-i- of sa.d c urt, at the
court room of thia court in the Court
Hou e in t d.any. I.in.-i county, Oregon,
as i tir « ani place fc hvarim; sty
and ¡di ol-jt t:< » to ». d petition ai d
the .-ranting < f said order aiai lio-tiMt
of sale.
THEHEZORI IN THE NAME OF
THESTAIE tri OREGON, you ai.d
each of y ou arc her» by cited, direct»«I >
and re<|uirr<! to l>e ami at pear at salti i
time an l plan- then and there to show '
ea-isc. if any you have, or if any exist, '
why an ordi-r of sale should not U-
mai«, as in the petition prayed fur. !
and why said petition should not U- '
granted ami said order and license of
»-«I« should not issue.
Wil SE. .- th»- I'.c
0 ¡1 MrKmght. :
J i-lge of saal Court with the »«al of
said Court affixed tins 2>>lh day of *
October, 1914.
|L. S.)
W I MARKS, Clerk
By L. O. .McCoy, Deputy.
The average bird la the farmer's
best and Ira < friend stand by your
'riatds— the feathered wugstera.
GO TO THE
Farmers
Meat
Market
High«**, market price paid for Fat Beef. >heep, Ilog«, cl.-,
Gu«»l» sebi at the ¡.»west Price consistent with First Class
Quality. Cash Paid fur Hide«.
K H A
N
K
M c I )< > N
s C I <• .
() « I. ti II \
AND
KEEPS YOUR I-IOME
FRESI-I <7/^ CLEAN
linceo
J
No Route South
be 8c« pic
a Sbasiti lloiih:
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9
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of thr
One test of modern rlvlllratton 1»
th« cai i< >ty for cooperation
Th«
selfish day» of the Independent farm
er are rapidly pat- ng md we are be ■
ginning to catch the vision and »hare .
thr profits of organised efforts There (
are many farm machines adapted to!
serving a community, but orguniza
tlon of farmers 1« required to pur j
chare and operate them on a cooper
ative bn. is. and now law» are ne«u» i
to permit these transaction»
Take good roads for your text and
go everywhere preaching the gospel
of better farm conditions
Fresh Meat, Mince Meat and Bologna
Can Equal
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Co-operation th» Key Not«.
The rural church has been slow to
adjust It-- If to the new order of
things
The churches arc discover
Ing new opportunities for service,
broader community usefulness and a
greater social mission
The church
mild gird Itself for new task» and
under a new virile type of leadership
undertake real community building
with the modern church aa the center
of activity and source of Inspiration
and guidance
The triumph over Iso-
latlon and the gradual emancipation
from drudgery, the development of
good roads telephone», rural mall »er
vice and the wonderful evolution nt
farm machinery make for religious
advancement. The Increase In intel
llgence, new
social consciousness,
growing spirit of co-operation, added
efficiency of rural Institutions, char
acter home building and better rural
morals afford opportunities for a com
munlty serving church to demonstrate
Its power
The rural church to ful
fill its mission must swing around It
the influences for progress.
KINDS OF
Kill ALI
T3E=
Afl this is n roo <I time of the
i year to paint, 1 will make you!
some special prices on
high'
grade
paint.
N
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Morrison.
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New Tasks for ths Rural Church.
Get one of those warm, dress.)
Mackii aw coats at the People’»
Store for less than half what
others charge.
CITATION
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Through Oregon and California
Jim. Ittin
This Editorial
Tomorrow
rpm. I iw-al-iditigi iiiz -ns
| of this city want the
privilrgc of drinking
lw-rr tin* drink of '1 rm*
Temperarli r. Th«-y are
wear» of blind liger». *iw.ik*
e.i«i< ». Mind pic». Iiol* » in
ill»- wall the olT-priny» of
prohibition.
Prohibition bis driven
away the iiialerial Jiroa-
prritv of ih» |H-op|r. Il lias
cut oil Iroin this community
thr rrvrnur derived from
decent b»-«-r *al«M>ns and has
increawd int*-mprran< r. It
has largely increased public
rvpen»«- in the vain effort
to enforce lav»« which can*
not po»»il’tv be rnfor« cd.
It ha» added serie u»ly Io
the burden of taxation. It
ha« depreciated the value
of real estate. It has thrown
many out of work. It has
discouraged investment
capital ha» learned to »bun
prohibition local it i« ».
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
••'hasta Limited" Leaves Portland...................... 3:50 p. tn.
"'an Francisco Exprvaa" leaves Portland
..8:15 p. m.
"California Express" Leaves Portland............... 1:30 a. rn.
Direct connection at San Franciaco with trains East via Ogden
or south through ¡x»s Angeles. LI Paso or Sew Orleans.
S55 Portland Io Los Angeles and Return
OS
SAIJ.
DAILY,
I.IMtl
SIX
MONTHS
Corresponding l.ow Round Irlp I arcs All Other S. P Point«
Tickets to all points sou’h ind east on sale daily. Lib ra-
tura descriptive of f'aliforaia, the Exposition and th»- trip
San Francisco to New Orleans on application to n«‘ir»-sl
Ag«nL or
John M. Scott General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND,
OREG( >X
•• Mar.ufa,ture» and land Produvt« Show, Portland, October ant'l
to November Isih"
If you haven’t already stil>-
acribed to a club of our maga
zines do it now. You will en
joy reading these mapaines. We
will sell you three magazines
and the News all one year for
only 11.25.
Aa it is al-out time to got your
rating stoyc you will make a
mistake if you don’t take a look
Give lb« people w’lat they
•it
the new dc'igns at Morrison’s
want
the nghl to drink mod
hardware
store. High class
erately nt beer and »irseli«« the
teaching» of True Temperanra.
heaters at a moderate price. I
.fdt ertoemerU
defy any mailorder house to
Best typewriter -arbon paper
■omprte in price or quality.
3 D Ulrich, Chamber of Com-
made, two sheets for 5c at the
Y< urs fur business, N 1 Morrison.
News office.
.lerce, Portland, Oregon.