The Santiam news., January 28, 1915, Image 1

SCIO,
LINN
COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY
28.
l’Jl.5.
YOUR **l BW RIITION EXPIRES
I on the date atan>|>vd In the apace be­
low
To *hr»<- who pay promptly in
advance the aulwcriptiun price i« »1.25
Oregon llrrrlopmrnt V»»» In l ine of
p«r year. The prie« i» »1.50 if paid
Induntriea, Payroll«, and Prod or«»
at end of year, rhr paper is not »»nt
of
l abor and Enterprise.
who
ar>'
more
than
one
to
aubaenbera
Scio
I year in arrears.
NO.
28
8th óraclr Exams.
(GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT)
Sixty-nine pupils passed theMh
Clyde Wann, Agn«*s Procha ka
grade exams hvlil last week in
and Johnie Meritt of the Gram­
< ountrY sausage wanted.
Linn county. This is out of a
mar Department recently t«x»k
Hotel.
number of 360 who took the
the eighth grad«* examinations
A water grade h’ghway up under the supervision of Mr examinations but many only to« k
Call nt the N w« office and get
partial examinations and will
Hood River is being planned
Cy.ua. All three students pass-
a sample co| V of the Northwest
finish when they are again I eld
The First National Bank ofl ed w ith a g«xxi average and re-
Farmstead.
at the en«l of the school y«ar.
Springfield has bought a site and cieved their diplomas.
Ibis accounts fur the compara­
w ill build.
Miss Shannon and her pupils tively few who passed. The
Mrs L M Davis was a passen­
Scio Pre**. Jan. 27. I*«
11 I I •
I
P
have been working industriously examinations wen»* particularly
ger to Portland Wednesday.
plant has begun operations and on the deiKs and walls of the «tiff this time, said Mr Jackson.
•o—-
The chicken-pox is said to ba business rner. ar«* trying to start rooms and the result is gratify- Following are those over tie
Mr and Mrs El ber May OÍ
prevalent in town nowadays.
up the woolen mill.
| >ng.
county w ho passed.
Salem were in town Monday.
Philadelphia physicians have
Th«*re are protests against
Each pupil removed the stains
Lebanon,
Margaret
Miles,
|decided that membranous croup maintaining the Bureau of Mim s and marks as nearly as possibl« John Durst, Fred Bartenberg,
Dr T K Sanderson was a Port­ i is contagious,
and Mining and the state de­ from his d« sk and they have beep Minnie Ray; luirwood, Ralph
land visitor Sunday.
i Boston photographers have partment of Geology when Ore­ I repainted to match the new Hassler, Mount Pleasant, Eri cat
(been forbidden by the council of gon stone is rejected on all pub­ ones.
Aegerter, David Aegerter, Wil­
Mrs F L Smith of Portland is that city to photograph the pub­ lic building».
A border has l>een placed liam E Ryan. Bessie Shank,
visiting at the home of her sister i lie on Sunday.
Ontario Project is started to aliove the blackboard and spéci­ Francis Elver. Holly, I jiix I ih
Mrs Sanderson.
The series of meetings, con- reclaim 10,000 of land on Succor mens of the last work will I»«* Philpott, John Cracker, Walter
Hunter, Blanche King, Oakville,
mount« d fut exhibition.
ducted in our city this week had Creek.
The bargain rate of the Port-I one very unusual result: Tuesday
Marcus
Gplet, William Arett,
The pnxe««ls of I fie play giv­
Baker New St. Elizabeth hos­
land Telegram has been extend­ night; one of the saloons closed pital will be open««! next month.
Edwin
R
Smith; Jordan Valiev,
en l>y this department have been
ed to February loth. Subscrip­ up and both propt icier and bar
Edwin
Weidman,
Ro»e Weidman;
St. Helens New
vegetable u ?d to good advantage. A New
tions received at this office, at tender went to church.
Shedd.
Dorothy
Satchwell,
Geor­
an«l fruit cannery about com­ Universal Encyclopedia cosisting
$3.50 for the year,
gia
St
John,
Raymond
Shedd.
Albany now has one larg«* pleted.
of eight volumes has been pur­
school
building
with
eight
rooms
suitable Vera McClain, Mina McClain,
Portland firm has order for 10,- chased, also three
Charley Doh zal was operated
Edith McBride; Foster,
Alex
ori for appendicitis at the Parker which is over cn.wded and anoth­ 000.(AO feet of lumber to be pi« l ire-«. ”1 ¡»P rior of the Colos­ Goodwin; Scio, John Merritt,
hospital Tuesday by Dr Prill, er will have to be built tn the shipped to England in March seum,’’ “Great American States­ Clyde Wann, Agnes Prochaska;
men,’’ and “Great Musicians"
as ist« «I by Dr Dale of Harris­ near futnre. Scio should take and April.
warning
and
not
build
the
pro-
and
two illustrated «¡notations bY Denney. Henrietta unil Herbert
burg. At last reports the young
Ontario • French government
Vollstedt; Waterloo, Geo. Meis-
Harmon.
man was getting along as well posed new house too ampll.
has leased the fairground« to
inger; Thomas. May Settling,
Mrs Chas. Warner will atari handle «large liorse shipments.
as could bo expected.
Louise Harr, Irvin Peterson,
tomorrow (Saturday) for Elkton
One mil«* of new railroad con­
Clara Prokop; Crabtree, Teressa
Miss Anna Johnson returned to visit her parents. She pur- struction in the «late is worth
Dobson, Ethel and Nellie Smith.
Monday after «pending Sunday P«>ses being absent two or three more to the people than forty
weeks. Miss < ad Warner will new laws by the legislature.
with relatives in Albany.
Henry Dolczal of Larwood
Why not spend Sunday eve-
do the housekeeping at
fur
was
in tow’ii Monday and Tues­
Cooa Bay mills an«l factories ning at the picture show? First
Mrs Aida Hutchinson who has Charlie, l.er brother while Mrs
day
to
be at the sid< of his ne­
class films, good music,•ami ad­
are all starting up.
been visiting her sisters here. Warner is absent.
phew.
Charley
Dole/.al who was
There ia a general demand that mission nrice 15c and 10c. Show
Mrs Wm Abbot and Mrs S Phil­
The citizens of the Scio school
operated on for appendicitis
one half the fish and game li­ starts at 8:00 sharp.
ippi, returned to her home in district have nearly all signed
Monday.
censes goto the county where
Portlard Tuesday.
the petition to the legislature fur
collected.
house contract let on Sullivans
the inssuance of school bonds, but
Salem Fruit Union nt Salem Gulch.
You can’t buy your chicken seven or eight refusing, T hese
expects to double its business
St. Johns improvements to-
and other accessories and hate a names
together with their
Sunday dinner for 35 cents. reasons for not signing have and handle $500.000 of products tailed $140.000 for 1914.
C^sh buyers for all kinds of
Rest each Sunday and get your been taken; and if when they in 1915.
Auto ear service between Eu produce, livestock, hides, sheep
dinner at the Scio Hotel.
Ex-Governor West opposes any gene and Springfield may com- and goat pelts.
are read by the members of the
Thus. Large, Manager.
legislature, the murmur of moss- change in the Workingmen’s pell reduction in P E & E train
If you will subscribe to the
service.
Compensation
law
or
the
State
back is not heard, we will be
News or renew your subscription
Fish and Game Commission,
For exchange 160 acres im­
Bills introduced in the legisla­
surprised.
we will include three standard
proved
homestead in the fertile
ture
about
half
the
number
of
Portland-The new
Pacific
magazines, all one year, for only
Fort
Rock
Valley. Idtke County,
A dance will pe given at the Iron WorKd plant will be 400 feet two years ago.
25c extra. Write or call at this bcio I O O F Hall. Saturday long one way.
70
miles
south
of Bend, for a
Salem Woolen Mills
reopen
office.
small
ranch
near
Scio. Enquire
evening. Jan 30. Good music,
North Bend Bids have been employing 125 hands.
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at
News
office.
Sood floor. Tickets 60 c.
asked on the new $100,000 Simp­
Pendleton put down 35 blocks
Picture show Sunday night. 10c
son hotel.
of
Warrenite pavement in 1914.
and 15 cents.
The Northwest Farmstead,
For Sale—A few Barred Ply-
Judge J N Campbell warned the
Between semesters 0 A C Glee one of the Orange Judd publi­
mouth Rock roosters at »1.60 citizens of West Linn against
Club members were given a trip cations which is advertised in
Drs I «owe and Turner will each. J W Hirons, R 2, Scio.
building any but hard surfaced by the railroad company in pay­ connection with the News in
be in Scio again in Feb­
streets.
ment for concerts given for the another column is one of the best
ruary. Watch for date later.
For Sala. Barred Rock hens at
Portland- City Dock Commis­ company.
Clubbing bargains which has
Two incubators for sale—One 1.50 each, 17 months old. Come sion asks a bond issue of $800,-
Brownsville
cannery
put
up
31
ever
been offered to the public
Trusty,150 egg capacity complete at once and see them, 3 miles 000 to erect a municipal grain tons of beef and several Ums of anywhere. This is a live farm
Sure Northeast of Scio, Jos A Senz, elevator.
with brooder, and one
. pumpkins. Cash sales $26,577. and home paper and comes <>nco
Hatch luO egg capacity w ith R 1.
Th«*
more
laws
and
commis
­
Eugene city councd is holding a week. 52 times a year. Thia
bn»oder; $10.00 each.
Wm i
sions
the
politicians
create
for
D I. Wareham who has been
Economy Conferences to reduce pauer is yours for the asging
Brenner,
connected with the Crown mines the “benefit of the people," the taxes.
Baker Will not erect when you pay ond dollar for a
for several years was in town larger grows the army of office light plant but has contracted year’s subscription to the News.
Don’t get excited, it is only a this w««k on business. He in­ holders and the higher the taxes w ii h Eastern Oregon Light and Be sure and ask for the harm-
little het air.——*-If you will only formed the News that he intends climb to support them, anti the Power Co.
stead if you want it and your
compare my prices with the putting in a garage at Stayton “benefitted people’’ pay the bill
The output of gold, silver, name w ill be entered for one
Catalogue houses. you will find in the near future.
and continue to wait for the copper and lead in Oregon for year. This applies to cither new
that I am selling as cheap as any
«■»
"benefit«".
1914 fell off $200,000 in spite of subscribers or renewals. Don’t
of th«m. Send in your order
Dayton is to have a fao.ooo spending $50.000 on a bureau of i put off subscribing too long as
Dale Poindexter made a busi­
ar.d state what Catalogue and ness trip to Stayton Monday.
this offer may l»e withdrawn at
mausoleum.
mines.
puge and number with the prices
any time.
Fifty-three
|>er
cent
of
Oregon
Salem public library received
ar.d try me and see. 1 have
Let the hotel worry--(Jet your $5068.13 for 1914 and spent farmers employ laborers, paying
been selling at the mail order
$11.162,.OCO a year wages. A
Sunday dinner at the Scio Hotel. $713.30 for books
house prices or lower for over
law is proposed to bring them
Arlington -Cr«*umery here be­
two yet ra. Morrison leads oth-
under the state I^alxir Bureau.
er» follow*,
Investigate
my
Pete Bilyeu whose home in in ing put in shape for operation.
Upon signing up 5000 acres
Brood sows will farrow soon
Gardner—First National Bank suitable soil in the Rogue River
prices with others and be con- Washington county is here thia
bred by register«**) Poland boar.
week visiting at the home of his will erect a building.
vinced.
Valley, (’ W Nibley will establish Address Emil Holub, Crabtree
N I Morrison t brother J A Bilyeu.
$35.000 ware- a l»eet sugar factory at Medford. »Ore.
Portland - A
I’ichirc* Show Sun-
day Night
Scio Produce Co.
For Sale
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