The Santiam news., April 22, 1915, Image 1

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p»r vear Th» price ia ft. BO if pant
t he paper ia not »»nt
W E Brown and family moved
»ui». riU-r» *h-> an-
)rar in armar».
to Albany Monday.
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Otis T Compton has a fine lot
of tomato p'ants for sale.
For a short time we an1 able to
offer the Evening Telegram for
<3-50 for one year.
Bad Check Artist
1 alcen
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1 logwallow \
1'<H Salt*
DI NK Boris.
Regular Corres|x»n«lent
Sidnev Hocks became intoxi­
U dti r (' Miller is seriously ill.
cated Saturday evening a n d
tried to drive his yoke of iteers
Mi
Simili spent the week end
into the jM»stofli< e, but failed on
at her home in Portland.
account of the d* or Is-ing P h »
narrow. There have been man)
\ oting man not afraid of work
other complaints recently
on
wants job on farm. Inquire at
account of the narrow nes- of the
New s office.
ddor at the postoffice.
with or without sto-k, to acres
-'•in cultivation, young orchard.
good buildings, 3 springs, 5
cows. 2 heifers, 1 bull, team,
harness, 2 wagons, carriage.
Some tisds, teh‘1 >eone, s <> m e
household goods, Hock of poul­
try, all for iJiisi. \\(,(1|d trade
land for smal er tract nearer
town.
.1 1 > Grimes
Scio R. 1.
Seed oats, seed wheat
and
Atlas Peck has violated the
Mr and Mrs J E Cyrus visited
clover seed
for
sale-Juhn
In Justice of the PeAce Sw in’s confidence of several of h i s ia t w<. at the home of their
Shimanek.
couit this morning Ray Pearl warmest friendsand after this daughter Mi I. G Arnold.
Calves l or Salt
I was bound over to the circuit it will be a hard matter for him
For Sale -Good young drivir g court on <2000 for forger y. to get a drink of licker tl at is
S Philippi was at Salem last
mare; works single or double; Sheriff Bodine w ent to Shelburn ant arc. mt. lie obtained a jug wee* to attend the funeral
1 can fill orders for choice
of a
wt 1200 also buggy and har­ Friday and placed the priaioner of B.its Smith’s Moonlight Reel relative.
calves at any time now. Prices
ness. Enquire at this office.
right and quality guaranteed.
the other day under th«- pret- nse
i under arrest.
We make a
specialty
of
On March 23 Pearl took a that he w as going to u-e it in
E < Smith.
Mrs Nelle Gunsaules and Miss check for $125 bearing the signa­ celebrating his annual birthday. Friendship,
Engagement and
Thomas
Dolly Daley were over fr<>m ture of (' 1. Davis and pay able to But instead of that he took it
F M French &
folks A I. Austin, to the Brownsville home anti put some asf> «dita in Son, Jewelers and Engravers,
Lebanon visiting home
The Mohair t
I a ill be -old
Sunday.
Albany.
here
next
Friday
at
2pm. Date
bank. The check was draw n on it and is using it tor pm umomu
of delivery will be given later.
the First National Bank of this medicine.
Mr and Mrs F.irk Weddle of
Merle Cyrus who is working
city and bearing the name of
Several from this place will Jeff-rson vi-ited Sunday with
in a garage in Portland was an
Davis, who is a prominent funn­ go to Tickville ni xt third Sun-
Geo I* Warner visited relatives
tt latti ' - parents Mr and Mrs
over Sunday visitor with his
er near Shedd«, there was no day to witness, the unveiling of
at Albany the first of the weei,.
E I, Plummer.
parents here.
question asked as t<> the worthi­ the town pump.
ness of the check. It was pro-
Coil springs of all kinds and
visited this
Drs Lowe & Turner the
The blind man of the Calf
perlv endorsed by Austin and
sizes
for every thing at N I Mor­
of
his
sister
in
I
will
be
eye specialists
Rihs neightiorho h | was al o it to
sighed by Pearl.
rison
’
s Hardware Store.
Scio every six weeks. Wait for
Upon th? receipt of the cl t ck be talked into buying a heating
them.
by the local bank it was found stove from Slim Pickens the
i, Tomatoes
Mr and Mrs p || MacDonald,
other day. but trade was knock-
i meal 35c, Mrs Morris and her sister Mrs
Mrs Fred Ohlemeier went to to be a forgery and the Brow n >-
id
in
the
Lead
by
some
of
Slim's
36c.
a I- Caldwell motored over to Spring­
Gervais the first of the week ville b a n k and the officers
enemies who told the blind man
after spending a few­ days at were notified and warnings «ent
field Sunday in tin- MacDonald
out. Yest< rila.' O A Ar t iba Id, that winter was over.
home.
ear. Mrs M M Peery accompani­
H irlev Garland of
Albany
Cricket Hicks who has been it
carhier of the First National
ed them home.
Chas Wesely was a business Bank, irevived word that Pearl work in the Calf Ribs, commun­ came over fuesday for a visit
visitor at Portland the first of was in Shelburn ai <1 just ity several weeks, has returned witn his brother Will ( I irlatid
Miss Be: > de Sv< l-oda returned
the week.
leaving down the track Mr Lome with five dollars in cash.
I'ur-day
from a vi-it at Albany
Archibald called up the creamery Tms w ill sotm-w hat relieve the
There will be other attractions
Dr Sanderson and family re- at Shelburn and two men went financial situation around Hog­ beside tile -liOW that
w ill be put with her sister Mis Ed Horaky.
turned Monday evening from an after Pearl ar.d held him until wallow. as money was beginning <>n ome time during
the afh-r-
over Sunday visit with relatives the arrival of Mr Archibald and to get very scarce.
Dr Turner the eye specialist
noon of April 21. N I Morrison.
at Portland.
was
here on pr>>f<-ssi< ial busi­
Sheriff Bodine, who made a rec­
T.he examining trial of Raz
ness
last Saturday.
auto-
Mi
Waiter
Bilyeu
returned
ord run to Shelburn in an
Barlow charged with detaining
Roe Shelton took an auto load
W<
dux
from
a
visit
with
mobile. Pearl pleaded not guilty the Mail Cat Iler by offering I.on
to Albany Sunday to attend the
and is being held under $21X10 a drink of licker, was get dow n Albany relatives.
A .1 Shelton died at the Salem
funeral of Henry S Frederick
hospital last Saturday of a can­
bond« Albany Democrat.
for
tiial
at
Rye
Straw
yesterday,
which was held under the aus­
Wanted Two dozen thorough- cer of the stomach, J a c k s
Pearl spent considerable time but was continued on account of
pices of the Knights of Pythias.
around Scio the past few weeks, lack of sufficient evidence to bred White Leghorn hens. S K friends in Scio were numbered
B.irn--.-, phone 21X1, Route 1. by his acquaintances, He was
Mr and Mrs S K Barnes of claiming to be a Southern Pacific acquit the defendant.
engineer.
He
gave
the
name
of
past fifty years of nge and
Gilkey Station were
visitors
The Old Miser, w h o some ihonias, Oregon.
Robert
Wil
on
to
the
writer
and
leaves
a wife and family as well
in town last week. They are
time ago buried his money in a
Fine rugs, lacing leathers, lap as a large circle of relatives and
broached
us
carefully
on
the
sub
­
very enthusiastic over farm life,
mule collar, has dug it up and
rubes, etc, for >.i!e or made to friends to mourn his loss.
and appear to be as happv as a ject of cashing a check for him hid it in Gander Creek grave­
rder. Special: Bear, horse and
clam at high tide in their new which he said the Scio bank yard where he knows everybody
calf
leathers make dainty furni­
When in need of printing iti ve
would not take for lack of pro- ia honest.
home.
ture
covers.
Prices
right.
Half
the
News office n call. First class
per identification. It was sug-
The town was in darknes last mile south of the Bohemian hall.
work
and prices right. We make
Mr C A Posvar of Red Bluff. gested to him that he let the
night on account of Little Fidity Crabtree Tannery, Frank Fiala,
a
specialty
of letter heads, on-
California, formerly of this place bank put the check through the
Flinders having eaten the post­ prop.
velojws, statement«, bill heads,
has just placed his order w ith regular channel, but this did not
master’s suply of candles.
sale bills, business cards, ladies
the A H Averill Machinery Co., seem to meet with much enthusi­
Poke Eazley is making an
of Portland for one of the latest asm on his part.
Clifford Harold, formerly of calling cards, and in fact com­
ideal
husband contrary to the this place was a business visitor mercial printing of all kinds.
Russell threshing outfits, consist­
Miss Nelda’ Wendt who has predictions made when he mar­ in Scio Tuesday a n d rn a d e a
ing of a lfi-horse power engine,
27-46 thresher, «elf feeder. been in poor health for some ried again last year. He has pleasant call at the News office.
County Clerk R M Rusell and
gearless wind stacker, weigher time left Monday morning, ac­ cleaned off a nice place on the He has been with the A II Aver­ his bride who was Miss Goldie
and bagger and water tank, companied by her mother, for banks of the creek for her to do ill Machinery Co..of Portland for Jones of Shelburn, returned
eastern
Oregon, family washing and in order to -»•- eral years, and is one of their from their honey-m<>on yester­
making the outfit complete. Bridgeport,
w
here
she
hopes
the
change
will be even near her, he has picked la st salesmen. Mr Harold w as day says Tuesdays Herald. To
This is one of the latest of Rus­
sell & Co’s make, the factory be­ prove beneficial. They expect to out a fishing place right across in California recently and spent their surprise they were met at
ing at Massillon Ohio, and the lie gone several months, and in the stream.
two days at the home of CA the depot by a party of friends
Slim Pickens came to Hogwal­ Posvar, formerly ot Scio. He in an automobile, who forced
machinery 1« now on the way to the meantime the News will
Mr Posvar at Red Bluff, Califor­ keep them posted on Scio hap- low yesterday morning and after says Mr Posvar has one of the them to get in and the couple
resting a while on the front nfbst beautiful and up-to-date was then taken to the cler1’«
nia and will arrive there June 1, pen mgs.
porch, bought fifteen cents homes to be found in any office w here an unusual array of
when he will begin using it on
Albany« next Public Sale day worth of bologna sausage. country. He is a breeder of fine placards, about the walls, greet­
his ISHII acre farm
Mr Posvar
who is easily worth <100,000.00 Saturday the 21th; 5000 Farmers Cricket Hicks, an old friend cattle, hogs and poultry, and has ed them. A bag of rice had
is one of the most up-to-date coming to the Stallion parade, came up ar d hesitated, but Slim a fine orchard of walnuts and al­ Iwen arranged over the door and
farmers that ia to be found in and to see the 25 stallions com- did not even recognize hirn until monds in addition, as well as go­ as the newlywe<ls entered a
any community, and as he be­ pete for prizes. This will be a the sausage was all gone.
ing in for wheat pretty strong. string was pulled and they re­
The
Mail
Carrier's
watch
lieves in having the best of any­ banner day to sell or buy stock.
has Mr Harold stated to the writer ceived a big shower of the gram.
thing that money can buy, his All grades l>eing listed. Sale been left at Dock Hocks black­ that he picked ripe oranges on Mr and Mrs Russell w i I I Ire at
purchase of thia outfit is a strong commencesat 10:30 a. m. l-arge smith shop where it ia under­ the place adjoining Mr Posvar’« home in a few days to their
recommendation for the Russell quantity of stock to sel I-Com­ going extensive repairs. Dock ami is very enthusiastic over many friends on South Ferry
(Cont. on Page 2 Col. 2)
people.
(<dv.) mittee.
, that section of the country.
, street.
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