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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1915)
VOL. XVIII • «•«•« «»•«•.•••••............. .. 1 Possibly About You i scio. LINN COI XTY. OREGON. Till L>I»AY. No. 17 YiH R -I H.-< RIFTION I \lll:t„ ■ on the date »taniped it» thr «pace )«•- (low lo who pay promptly in ad', ano- thr iut eer it»ti<>n price ra SI,25 Oregon Uc» tlopmcnl Nv«« hi line of per year. The price 1» 41. So if paid Industrie«. Payroll«, and Product« at end of year, fhe paper I* not »ent to aubectibera who am more than one of l.ahor and t nl< rpri««-. (ear in arrvara. Oregon News Notes South-Stoddard Con- \\ here 1 hev \\ ill Go cert Monday night As this is the last wok of sch<x>l, the teachers w ill h ave in Music lovers are looking for a tew days for tie ummer vaca ward with milt h pleasure to the tion. ■"mit’g Vi ¡in ami piano recital Prof Colvin wi ) spend a few Salem hospital a sociation will t > L<- givt-n at Scio on Monday days at the Portland Rose Festi R T Smith and sister drove erect a $25,900 hospital. val, after which he will go to his over to Albany on business Wed- • «verting, June 7. Mr South will The Dalits June 3 county home at Haines, eastern Oregor. ncsday. court opens bids on $20.000 high he :<> ted bv Annette Stoddard, Miss Maud Severance will pianist« of Portland, and the way work. Bert Gaynor returned Monday spend the summer with frieni s from a few days business trip to The M<>ser cherry rrop has program will be a real musical at Goldendale, Wash. tr< at. Th< < young artists have lx* banon. Of the Fifth Annual Com- been sold at $90. per ton. Mis. Anna Johi -n will spend mencement of the Scio High Pendleton orders four addition a| j. ar«d ir the larger cities o' the summer at her home in Al Max Vaughn is down from School which will be held in As al streets nave«! with gravel th ■ country and abroad, and bany. Eastern Oregon for a visit with sembly Hall on the evening of bituhthir. Miss Alta Shat n >n will spend have been tile recipients of many his wife and son. June 4, 1915 commencing at a short time with relatives at North Bend orders Virginia il.it*» ring press accounts. 8:15 o'clock; St Johns, after w inch she will Avenue improved to cost $11.•*•»). En in the fact 4hat Mr South •Mrs H A Fredericks of Albany Music visit at the home of her mother Child industry Instead <>f is i native of this vicinity where visited last week with .Mrs Wal Invocation in Nebraska. only restraining children give he spent his early boyhood, a ter Bilyeu, returning home Sat .Music Miss Agnes Freeman will re them omethir g to do. large attendance is anticipated. urday. . Commencement address by turn to her horn«» in Chicago, III, Mutual Insurance Companies He studied in leading Eastern A#s't. Stat" Supl. of Education, after a short visit with friends .Mr» J M Meiklejohn left the should be required to publish music c enters ami continued his E F Carleton at Harrisburg. studies for a protracted peritxl first of the week to attend the quarterly statements. Music Miss Almeda Smith will visit Seventh Day Adventist camp Baker Eagle River power with great masters in Europe. Presentation of Diplomas w ith home folks al Portland for Mrs Stoddaid has studied in meeting at Portland. plunt completed to operate Virtue a short time, after which she M usic leading mu- <• centers and has mine. will attend summer school at the John Gill, who has been very ill • < n at the head of several large Eugene factory promotion State Normal at Monmouth. for several months, is very low l.i • <•<>: ' gc idio-ds of mu- committee considering manufac and no hope whatever is held out sic. She hns for the past two ture of boilers. for his recovery. years b< en organist at the Trin Coal is Irving mined in quanti ity Epi "opal ami Whit" Temple Sunday, June 13. at Richard Curtis Griffin, who has been son Gap hall, 5 miles east and 1 ties near Toledo, Lincoln county. churches in Portland, and has The News is in receipt of n from (’rubtree. Winchester Bay is a new town but recently returned from San circular setting forth that every steward at the Multomah Hotel mile north in Portland the past winter, re Speaking will begin at 1 pm, site near Gardiner. I rani <> where die appeared in per >n in the I’nited State , ten by Mrs Kate Sadler of Tacoma, turned home a few daVs ago. Albany J P Wallace putting iccitalon tin* expo-itmn organ, years of age or older, may open and Thomas la w is of Portland. in foundation for brick block. wl cl IS oie of the- largest in the a Postal Savings Account after Everett Burden went to Port Music by band. Refreshments East Portland has $1.500,0n0 world. She will be heard in a July 1. Those living in sparsely land the last of the weeK where will l>e served on the grounds. gt • ip of piano numbers and her settled communities where there buddings under way. he will visit his father and A good time is assured ai d «<•<■„ ipaniniei 's are wonderful. .ire no !’• tai Saving* Banks, Cottage Grove Ore stamp brother for a few weeks and at everybody is welcome. ine Pm land Oregonian re may open a. counts by mail with mills in Bohemia mines max< tend the S I> A camp meeting. < ’ommittee. cently said of her: “She accorn- ill«1 nearest ¡x>stoffice designated record run. panini with great skill, and her as a Postal Savings Bank. C A Warner, who has been Manufacture of ink established piano numbers were a source of This important extension of sick for several weeks, is still at Salem. great pleas ire to all who were the servict will prove a great confined to the house, und is not I^abor leaders favor state fortunate in hearing them.’’ convenience to the public. improving as rapidly as his C C Wade has the lumber on printing common grade school Further information may lx- had friends had hoped for. the ground for a fine bungalow text l>ooks. from the local postma; Miss which he will begin building as Suit of workman injured on Daisy Buckner. Drs Lowe & Turner, eye soon as the weather settles. logging train for $2.500 damages specialists of Portland, This will add very much to the Sunt. Jackson has called the will be in Scio again Saturday, appearance of the east part of dismissed bv Judge McGinn, as attention of the News to the man got $84. benefit under in June 12th. Consult them at Dr town. following school law as passed dustrial compensation act. Prill’s office. by the last legislature: C II Stewart of Albany has The new state insane asylum Santiam Ecrry Farm By an act of the last legisla sent the News a communication building at Pendleton is to have Mrs Nelle Gunsaules and son ture. school districts maintain in regard to midge in clover. a cornerstone of Oregon granite. Lyle, Miss 1 folly Daley, and Mr 1 now have plenty of fine cur ing high school grades, shall The gist of the matter is, that The rest is probably imported. Hannah and son motored over rants for sale at my farm. publish a notice of eai h annual all clover should be cut at once, Salem vhool board refuses de from Lebanon Sunday for a S W Gaines. or special meeting or election in as this is the only way to kill the mand of central labor council short visit with relatives and one or more newspapers pub pest. Another week or so will friends. that only union lubor be employ The Baccalaureate sermon laat lished in the district, at leant be too late, according to govern ed in erecting new school build Sunday evening by the Rev. J two weeks before such meeting ment experts Carl Cyrus left for Pendleton ings. Francis Ashley of Forest Grove is held, and in case no newspa the first of the week where he Portland - East Alder, Water, per is published in such district was well attended and enjoyed will open a garage. Carl is a by a large and appreciative Clay and other streets to be the clerk shall post said notice steady boy and a thorough me audience. The speaker gave the paved. Cash buyers for all kinds of on the door of the school house chanic and will no doubt make Rainier—H C Mowrey has pur in such district. five graduates some good sound produce, livestock, hides, sheep good in his new location. advice, which if followed through chased plant here and will be The district clerk of any dis and goat pelts.’ known as Mowrey Lumber & life, will prove of incalculable Thos. Idirge, Manager. trict, at least two weeks before Mrs Let« Rex, who has been Timber Co. Planing mill being a meeting is held for th«» pur- benefit to them The musical keeping house for her brother. installed, dock facilities im jx»se of levying taxes, is required MARKET REPORT Forest Woodmansee, in Portland numbers by the »¡lee Club. Mrs proved, sheds being extended, to publish in one or more news E H Hobson and Miss Freeman the past winter, returned home and plunt to operate s<s>n. papers published in the district, The following im ca«h price« quoted lor the summer the last of the were exceptionally good. Wheeler Bailey sawmill plant a budget statement of the esti on Thursday of each weak by our week. Ixx>k over your mowers, nikes. begins operations this week, cut mated amount of revenue re dealer«. Wheat, per bu» he I ........... ... $1 12 and binders, no matter what ting 50.000 feel a day. quired for the ensuing year, and Jim Ferrel came over from • tab» ........... I* make and see what extras you Fossil- I A Johnson will erect in districts in which no paper is Flour, per «ark ............................. 1 .V> Salem the last of the week and need. I will get them for you published, the clerk shall post Bran, per ten.................................. 36 00 will spend the summer here, if 1 have to send to the factory a stone or brick store building. such budget on the door of the Middling». per ton.......... ........ SO 00 taking the place of Roll Morris for them. 1 can get anything Beaverton L L Gilbert will school house in said district at Chop, wh«-at, per ton ............... 40 00 in the barber shop. The latter you need, even if the machines erect two-story brick building, Chop, oats, per Um ................... 35 twt least ten days liefore such meet intends to get out and rusticate have l»‘vn discontinued. Barley Chop ................... ..... 37 00 N 1 40 X 100 feet. for a few months. Butter, (Country) per roll .... I'< The () W R & N announces ing. Morrison -Scio Ore. Km per down....................... that construction work entailing Chicken«, i»er |>ound................... !» Miss Elsie Thayer, who has All of our subscribers who the ex|>enditure of $1.000.000 the establishment of nnother < iee«e, per pound ................ 07 been teaching in the Pendleton have received the magazines will !>e undertaken immediately. terminal at Pilot Rock junction Turkey«, |>er pound........................... 12 schools the past winter, came seem to like them. Some have It will include new terminal near Pendleton. l*uek«, per pound I'ekln ... 10 home Saturday evening, and told us they don’t see how we facilities at Walla Walla, new M Echo -Oregon Power Co. em buck«, Indian Runner ... will spend the summer here at can do it. When renewing your division headquarters at The ploying 25 men laying gas mains. B«-rf, per pound, live weight 5 to 06 subscription to the News don’t 9 the home of her parents, Mr and forget to ask about the maga- Dalles, completion Coy »tc-Echo $40.0 <0 city hall bonds sold at Pork, drv«»cd .................. Pork, live weight. ...... rq Mrs F T Thayer. , zines. cut-vtf in eastern Oregon and premium. 1 Veal, per |»> uim I, for «tupping 'J We now have a supply of corn for sale. Scio Feed Co. Program Socialist Picnic Postal Savings \X ill Build Bungalow New School Law Cut Clover Now Scio Produce Co.
