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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1914)
< 1, • » I w •* g . C *• ■*N •* . * • » /•’ ...a'' . x **-’ g\ • ’'. C • .9 # • s * v - — i he Christmas I bought Farmers Union Editor Sa nt lam News, Ikar Nir As reperqueit I will give Ideas on Christmas givng are rapidly y -U a »n- rt write up, uf th« Slate < on changing among the sensible Those Vention of th« F E and C U of A held in The Halles tier, 1-2-3. 1914, v.ho think as they give arc looking for cuvenng Oregon and Houtbern Idaho a year-r**utid service as the important division, "success” is the word that thing. In a week of shopping, with all its characU-rixrd all the detailsuf the Con- train, you will not find a belter v< ntion, both in attendance and wurk don«. IH-Iegates wer« here from every than a year's subscription to part of Oregon and eouthem Idaho and Youth's Companion. It offer* its gave flattering reports of all Local in vice, its clean entertainment, its the different part» uf the twu stalo ugg.vtiv. nes» week after week; at the < nd of the year, which finds and what tiicy were doing. The Delegation from (oca Co. r» many a gift in the attic, duet covered ported they have three Cu-uperative v d forgotten, brings the Companion stores in operation in that County , •gain, with all the charm of last hristn>aatide. ownvd and controlled by the Farmer» No American monthly at any price L'nioo alone and were selling goods to ff. rs the earn« amount of reading and the members uf the I'll ion at 10 per cent profit and were making g iod, none can offer better quality. Less increasing their stuck aral paying a •I .n four r. t ts a week provides this •-I of ( hriuii.a gift* 12 UU a year. iliv.denil to the stock l.ulders Thu representatives from ourimnuni- If you » .!>.- ii I h - now. all the remaining inte part of the county was Bru F’yh- -»u< •> of the year will betent free, and A from I.ae'omb local, Bro«. F L Smith the Cumpanuti Home Calendar. ■upy of the calendar Is also sent to and Orlane) Zeak from Aberdien local. an<l Bro < Il Wt rt of Crabtree Ixecai those who make a gift subscription and my self from Richardson <>aplueai. He* d for sample copies, and the Fore cast fur 1916. The work of the ConvenUon was Tin Yot th s C ompanion , mostly Educational and reformatory in 144 Berkeley St, Boston .Mass its work. All phrases of farm work, New subscriptions received at this markets anti farm products were dis cussed at «omu length by different office. ■ peakers Many questions < hi Ixrelsla- latiun was up for discussion in the in ter* st of the fanners I he Ixrgtslative Committee ap|>olnte<l by the Convention to meet with li.e coming M»*iun of the Notice -• hereby given that the un- Oregon Ixigtiialute were instructed to labor with that body for retrenchment d-rsigned a iministrator uf the estate and reform, first last arid all the tin < of Matt Ixdierccr, deceased. was on In ill ra n-sof t ie legUlatur. affect- D«-c n.lier 7. 1913. duly licensed to sell irig taxation. lh,< Mowing real property to-wit: The Committee on taxation, recom B-ginning at a uoint J9.335 chains1 nier.de l rorr.e very good n.eacur« for n’ scaitheast corner of He - . Fund 1 ■—1 r (Um ’l-i— of Nathan1«!' the la-gislsture Committee t<-day b*. < ,,unat ion ; ('rank and -iusannnh Crank, hrs wife, lure that body, at Its coming session, i > h 'i c.it X. «4 nnd Ctxirn among winch are the fullowing: 1st. The L-gislsture to an end < nr road tax No. 40 and 51 in Township 10, South laws permitting farmers to work out Rang« 1 ai d 2 West of the Willamette one half of the road tax assessment Met. :ian, Or.-gun. and running thence and half to tc* paid in cash instead west 39.45 chains; thane** south 9.78- of paying ail in cash as is nos the law. ■hains. thence oast 20.45 ehaina to the i'r.d H at the time fur collecting the east boundary line of said Claim; general County and Mate tax lw chan, . i thence north along the east boundary ed to June 1st and Januaiy 1st uf each inc of ..¡id claim 9.78 chain« to the year, ire'ha If roller ted June 1st and place of beginning, containing 20 acre« one half January let.and no re-batea, more < r less all lying and being in Linn pci-iiltia a or costs le allowed in any County, »late of Oregon. That in pursuance of said order of way attached to the collecting of tax«« «al« the undersigned will on Saturday, unless actual ault ia required. 3rd 'I hat a mure systematic method of the lfith day of January, 1915 at 1 said aase-sments be made on tangible and in o'clock in the afternoor, <>n targit-le prop« rty and »hr rate of taxes premise», proceed to «ell the same at be n>i.de higher on intangible than on yublic a jet :un io the highest bidder for tangible property when not given in tot cash. First publication December 17. 1914. the a»search »st January 14, 1915. , I laid some ne as tires before the R. SHELTON, Adminiatrator. Ccmmlttie on Legislation which they »aid they (would lay iefore the State '. C. Bryant, Attorney, NJHCE Of ADSINl-TBATO.'i'S SALE burly w hen t era• r < d; the Aral bring that I louring Mill men Ie allowed only ¡2 Iba instead uf,2o.lla per tvahcl tor grinding the fanners wheat, 1-6 instead of i or ko per cent instead of 32J which they get now. 2nd That our schorl laws be so amended as to permit all grades above th« hth up to and includ ing the 12th lie taught in our rural pub lic school* and the public school fund be so proportioned so as to meet the requirement. 3rd That the grade work in I.urai < ounty Schools is inc m patible to the grade work in city schools and hinders rather than helps the progress of the rural district, pnpils and teacher* shoo id be eliminat ed from them amt classification of abillity rather than grades be had in stead. 4th that all education in our public school* lie conducted along nseful and practical lines rather thm for name and inqractible ccurscs o study. G. I. SUTHERLAND (To be concluded next weak.) iOTICE OF HEAPING OF ACCOUNT Calves For Sale Middies, (’. B. Corsets. Holeproof Hosiery mid a Coin- píete Line of New Kurs nt Greatly Keduued Prices This special sale combines latest and most up to thr-mir.ute style* with good quality and a low price making it th« ¡deal op;< r.unity fur yoi to purchase Xmas gifts and ymir personal nee is at a great »a vi..g 116.14 Suita ar>d O'cvato 17 6V 13.60 » W 32.60 • • • e 25 uu 27 6« • a • a SO UO at at ;ts (w IS 00 Kam Coats a • 17 So • • a M ta> • • • a 115 Ú0 Party l>r<M*«. 17 60 •• 18.50 •* 22.50 " 16 50 '•ulta. 20.00 " . 25 00 " . 27.50 ” . 30.00 ” . 3&.OT ** . 15 OJ Coata 1» $0 •• 22.00 ” 30.00 " ... 36.2$ 10 00 12.50 ... 1750 î 9.85 ... II 25 ... 11.85 ... 15.60 ... 11.00 .13 36 ... 17.80 18.48 ... 22.50 ... 23.50 10.00 11.86 ... 14.60 ... 22.36 W e Pay Highest Prices for Hides and Pelts STERNBERG P. H <&* COMPANY .Ma--Di.na-d Bu .-III g WRAPPERS The alate law require* that all dairy butter offered fur aile at a dealers. must be unclosed in a paper wrapper on who h la printed the number of ounces uf butter, full weight and by whom made. We are equipped to print th< <e wrappers to comply with the state law and at prices you cannot afford to ignore, and when used thry make a very neat and attractive package. IMPORTANT EVENTS AV college WINTER SHORT COLRSt J»N 4-JO Agriculture. In.luJmg Agr . mv. Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Horti culture. Poultry Husbandry. It'se.t*. Plant and Animal I erv Management, M.i-.et g ek. Home Lconoinka. In. tju g (,i- k- Ing I Nut |. Sa Ing Dressmaking anj Millinery. Commerce, mJ j.ng Busi ess Man agement, Nurai bconomi<s, Husir.es» Surprises Many in Scio You can’t buy your chicken »nd other accessories and have a yundav dinner for 35 cents, iest each Sunday and get your tinner at the Scio Hotel. til '¿S ... 1310 ... 13.87 .. 16 00 ie »7 . 18 75 20 63 . . 22.50 « O regon raicuireiiii FINAL 1 he QUICK action of simple buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in \dler-i-ks, the remedy which became amous by curing appendicitia, ia sui- rising Scio people. Many hav« found hat this simple remedy drains so nurh f >ul matter from the system that I SINGI E DOSE relieves con« tips- on, sour stomach and gas on the itmnach almost IMMEDIATELY. Ad- er-l-ka is the most thorough bowel learner «ver sold. E. C. I’eery, drug-' ;ist. Ladies' Coals, Soils and Dresses Men’s Clothing Notice ia hereby given that the final «ccuunt of It I Darby, as administrator >f the ratal« of Daisy D Darby, de eased. has been filed in th« Connty Jourt of Linn County, State of Oregon, ind that the Ihlh day of January, 1915, Law Oflkt Training Farm Ac (ZuglOMring. III. lodine »t the hour of 10 ;l»0 o'clock a m has Ing. »’• ~ * Shopwnrk and Huadbulldlng. >een duly appointed by such Court for FARMERS W i l k FEBRUARY 1-0 he heart ig of objections to such final A general clearing house session of iccuunt and the settlement thereof, at »1« day» tor the exihange of ds *mk vhich time any person inte-ested in Ideas on the must pressing problem» ot the t me» I estures bv leading uch estate may appear and file objec- authorities. State <Otifeter.es ions thereto in writing and contest the EXTENSION SERVICE •ame. Offers lecture», movable whools, In Dated thia 17th day of December, stitutes and numerous turresi» dr • .914. cm rses on request. MUSIC: Piano String. BanJ. V01 e B. I. DAUBY, Adminiatrator. H. Heltael, Attorney fur l utate. No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail roads I or further inf. tma m address. The Oregua Agricultarat College. IwU-llv-l-l) UOMVAllI' UUI.UO* Sick Headache hick headache Is nearly alwavr caused bv di orders of the stomach Correct them and the periodic attacks of skk headache will disappear. Mr- John Bishop of Roseville. Ohio, write«: "About a year ago I waa trvubleil with ndigestiun and had sick headache that lasted fur two or three days at a time. I doctored and tried a number of remedies but nothing helped me until during one of those airk spell« a friend advised me to take Ch mberlain'a Tablets. This medicine relieved me in a short time.” For *a e by all dealers. WOMEN’S LATEST STYLE« SUITS. COAT« AND DRESSE»? Chamberlain'» Cough Remedy the Mother’s Favorite. __ ______________ _ "I _ give » hamberlain's ___ Cough Ram- edy to my children when they have colda or coughs.'* writes Mrs Verne Shaffer. Vandergrift. Pa "It always helps them and is far »upenor to any other cough medicine I have used. 1 advise anyone in need of such a nedi- cine to give it a trial.’’ For sale by all dealers. Mrs Mculain's Experience \Vnh. Croup. "When my boy, Ray, was small h was subject to croup, and 1 was al ways alarmed at such times. Cham berlain'a Cough Remedy proved far better than any other for this trouble. It always relieved him quickly. 1 am never without it in the house for 1 know it is a tositive cure for croup.” write* Mrs W R McClain, Blairsville, Pa. For sale by all dealers. MARKET REPORT The following are cash prices quoted on Thursday of each week by our dealers: Wheat, per bushel..., SI Oats ............................ Flour, per sack ...... 1 Bran, per ton............... 28 OtT* Middlings, per ton .. 40 00 Chop, wheat, per ton 40 00 Chop, oats, per ton.............. .... 28 00 Harley Chop ............................ ... 33 00 Butter. (Country) per roll.. .... «» E-»tK». per doxen .................... 38 A full line of Christmas can Bring your country sausage to Chickens, |>er pound............ 10 dies and nuts to be had at the Scio Hotel. 1 Deese, per pound ................ 10 Sticha’a. j Turkeys, per pound . 15 Ducks, per pound Pekin 8 Ducks. Indian Runner .......... 10 Picture show Sunday night. 10c Let the hotel worry (let your Beef, per pound, live weight .. 5 lot* Sunday dinner at the Scio Hotel. and 15 cents. Pork, dressed ................................. Pork, live weight............................ Veal, per pound, for shipping .. Can fill orders for young ' alves. either sex. crated F.O. B. .lust rememlter that the News All parties owing the Scio We makes specialty of Friend Scio, Or'gon. Phone me what •dice sells typewriter ribbons Telephone Co. for assessments ship. Engagement and Wedding J R Young returned home jou war., and get price. ind carbon paper cheaper than will please call at the Secretary’s Rings. ~ F .M French & Son, Al Monday from Portland where he | effico and settle. bany. Oregon. C 0 WADE , anyone else in Linn county. attended the stock show. J ‘ X. • . » -• .4
