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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1915)
VOL. XIX . .............. ........................................ i Possibly About You ; Some stock wanted if cheap. T J Pettit & Son. SCIO. LINN CUl’ATY. yOUR St RIIT1ON (XI'IRES I <>■ the dal«-«tamped In the «pare >• OREGON. 1’11 ClJShA Y, < Oregon News Notes * )<‘W To tt»~. whn j ay p-i- advanee the "utxrffptinu price 1» S1.2G <»rer<-n I««• >.-Inpin.-nt X.w- fi I. ■ t>' per year. Th- price 1« 11.>« i( p»-..<l lndu«frir». Payroll«, and Product« at «md nf year, lb»' p«| <r >i > .>t iwnt tu «uiMtcnbcr« who arv «norr than one nt Labor and EntrrprUr. j^ear in arrrara. J ELY 22, I No. 2 Bry an at All >any Exposition Nows I’he N ■•.« ■ rereived a telephone call fr«V > C il St >wart of Albany just as we go to press, stating that W J Bryan has been artir- •••I lor an address at Albany '■itlicr next Monday or Tuesday afternoon under the auspices of the Chnutati , n Association. A« Mr Bryan will only make one •ther speech in the state on this trip, at Portland. Albany feels highly honored. Watch for ex act date in Albany papers. Oregon Buildiri” Panama-Pa cific Ext> fitii•’>, I y II n u.«t 9th to ifith indu-iv- is to l>e "All Or«-,;.»:: \\ ■ «• t •• i >)c gon building, and it is certain a magnificent w«-el;’s program .will be worked out. It is < x- pected that several Oregon hands and marching organizations w ill be here at that time and that many of Oregon’s distinguished citizens will be here to pi.tici- pate in on«- way an«l anoth« r. The Oregon building will b«-gay ly decorated, then- will be parades through the grounds and other buildings, and th«- Exposi tion is co-operating to the « xtent of providing special lirew-oiks and advertising th«- week far and wide. Oregoniuns will find this week of inter«.t extraordi nary. On July 13 the first full wagon load of hogs ever seen in Hood River appeared on the .street. The Supreme Court has hand Wood wanted on subscription ed down a d«*cision absolving at the News office. the O W R íi N Co from liability Dr Prill. Wm Young. Ed Wes- to trespassers. Mrs N I Morrison is Scio agent Portland iron manufacturers for the Bodi-Tone Medicine Co. ely arid two Portland parties r«-- turncti Monday from their fish soon may be engaged in th«- task For Sale -Vacuum cleaner, ing trip at Camp Prill. Marion of making shrapnel for the good as new for $1.50. Enquire Iutke. They report a ge«xl tim-- Europ- in armies. at this office. and a fine catch of trout, but The Oregon Power Co at Al- The News is in receipt of a found the weather rather too bany is offering free electric fan C H Wain of Junction City damp and cold for comfort until including fan service tor the copy of the Oregon Blue Book, came down Monday on a few Saturday. Roll Morris and Llovd benefit of seriously sick. < tn; ti-,i by $ cretary of State, days business trip. Lukenbach were at the Luke Pendleton will have a $25,(!<X> ’»«• ■ W Olcott. It contains 192 pages and bristles with useful I when thev left and exect to stay Carnegie Library, For Sale Oliver typewriter, there for several weeks. information for the < iregonian. 110 men are busy laying track Model No. 7. practically new; A.« n r< ference work it is invaiti- Dr Prill brought home a fine July 29 is L»»ganh«-rry Day at $(>5.00 cash. C W Bragg, West lot of pictures taken on the trip, on the Willamette Pacific from able. the bridge north on < mw Ba). Scio. th«- Oregon Building. . l»gan- The book contains a complete consisting of camp view.-», moun Marion county is laying about directory of all state officers, lierry juice made at the plant Dr Hobson reports a bov boy born tain and lake scenery and big 2D.OOU janis of hard surface institutions, boards and commis- that was once the Salem Brew In addition to to th«- wife of Frank Dobrknvsky bak, ’s of tro,|t pavement. *ioi.«. and du-tr.-t and county ing Company's establishment, All patties doing P>'*ture*. h* •!-'» bro • it ‘h«- on July 19. The politician will ao>n be out off t-rs, as well a other special w ill be serve«! to all comers, and 1 trout, the delicious flavor and nicely. ¡eh as a historical preparation is made for at least size of which ar. vouched for by with his promises of what he eutu' s, will do if elected, and oh how .«ketch of Oi ■ton. a sketch of 10,000 Small quantities of the Mrs Rebecca Morris rfioved the News fam ly. tired we get of hearing them. ' earl> p visional gov» rmm-nt juice and Oregon p one« have over from Albany the first of the Impress upon these servants of which was formed at Cham|M>ug, been served at different times week and is occupying the Pruitt the people that we want lower a list ol the pew.spapcrs of th«- and are in tremendous favor. It property south of the telephone taxes, less industry killing regu state, a list of all th«- (»ostoffices is believe«! that the kiganla-rry office. The Christ inn Endeavorcrs juice, pro|x’rly exploited, will lation and more encouragement of < Iregon, » tc. Judge McKnight today con will serve ice cream and cake in to capital to enter the state. < i> ma) be hn«l b> inter- «levclop a busin« •« requiring all firmed the report of the sale of the city park Friday evening of At Portland 18(h) tons Colorado «st»'d parties by writipg to Secre the loganlnrrics th«- state of personal property in the estate this week. Come out ami help marble will be used on the First tary ot .- L.ie. lb i; W Olcott, at Oregon can raise. There will li of the late James Krurnl, says in a good ¿au.se ami enjoy a nn all day program on July 29. Sakin. Nat'onsl bank to cost $400,000. pleasant evening at the same Tuesday’s Herald. Th«- Willam«-tte and Bogue Pacific T«d< phone Co rebuild time. Roc Shelton was on the si«ki River valleys nt quantiiies of Roe Shelton and Riley Miller ing its plant at Pendleton. list the first of the week. cherrie-«. an<| some of them won took Mr Sandoz and partv to The Reserve hank has made ders, but Hood River sent th«- Corvallis Sunday. While there money easier to get. A lot of Dail . Albany Herald and San- box of th«- largest cherries shown Roe visited with his uunt, M-s $2.000 a year men are getting ,at the « \|«osition. These were tium N< ws $2.50 for one year. Jas Phillips who is in very j>oor All those who have promised $7.500. l.amlM-rts and of a siz< unbliev- health. wood on subscription to the Blumauer-Frank Drug Co of atile to thus«' unfamiliar with the News, are requested to deliver Portland has started a move to Newt Weddle was laid up last Some men are seen wearing It as soon as conven. ¡it, so that establish drug farms for raising week but is able to be about size to which Oregon cherries wrist watches, says the Albany grow. Hood River has a right we may know how much to en different drug plants. again. Herald, and before long it will to make a big noise. gage elsewhere for the winter The citizens of Roseburg at a probably be customary to have supply. Th«' crowds are rapidly in Bob Wade, who has been on mass meeting adopted resolu embroidered edging on the bot- creasing ut this time, and the the lick list for several weeks is tions opposing any move that toms of trousers. Trespass notices for sale at Exposition is tilli'd with Eastern improving. may be made in the direction the News office. ers. Inquiry alwut Oregon ha» Mr O’Brien who has had of placing the Oregon and Cali charge of getting out wood for Mrs Harriett Miller of Went trebled and undoubtedly many fornia railrosd lands in a national Cottage and Bungalow house the Lebanon paper mill up Thom Scio visited her daughter Mrs thousands will visit our ituto or state reserve, as such u move paint at Morrison's Hardware during the next two or three as creek, has moved to town would tie the lands up an indefi Roe Shelton Tuesday. ¿1.15 the gallon, any color. months. An average of 55,000 — 1 - - with hia family. They are oc nite number of jears and de pass the gates dally and the cupying Mra Pomiroys house on prive the county of thousands of Tom Large and J D Dtnsmorp Chas Wejcly, R Shelton and Exposition Is now making good th« aouth aide of town. dollars of taxes. returned Monday from a few FranK Smith made a short busi- money. Oregon visitors to the .Municipal ownership of wood day« fishing trip up above «Jor Mfl ( laud Smith of Santa t,eM visit t0 the county seat fair are increasing in numbers, ( ruz, ( al, arrived here last Sat- Tuesday afternoon in the for- yards does not prove such a dan. about 175 registering daily. great success as to encourage urday for a visit at the home of mer's auto. Many Oregonians ar«1 coming by Frank Smith and son Clarence Portland to attempt municqial her parents, Mr and Mrs Newt auto and find the roads generally returned Sunday morning from ownership of anything else. Crabtree. Mrs Crabtree has We now have a fine lot of i satisfactory. Constant Inquiry a few days visit with Lebanon been in very poor health for Eastern corn un hands. We have here makes it certain thar|Orcgon friends. some time. MARKET REPORT cracked corn for chickens, is going to lie visited by an I ground for hogs and horses, also Mrs E Wendt returned from a extraordinary number of tour Henry Bilyeu who has recent The following Mrv cull price« quoted fine corn meal for table use. Try daughter Miss ing autoists during the summer ly sold out at Tekoa, Wash, has on Thunkjay of each week by our visit with her some of it. The best feed. Scio dealers: Nokia at Portland, the first of and fall months. rented Mrs J K Gill’s house for Feed Co. Phone No. 33-d. Wheat, per buehel .............. 90 the week. the winter and is expected here r;r. Wayne Stuart was a Scio visi- tor Wednesday. Had a I' ine 1 ime Oregon Blue Book Ice C ream Social Wood Wanted * with his wife and son in a short Mr and Mrs II Broadhurst and time. Mr Bilyeu is well known l>aby of Crawford. Neb, visited here and is a cousin of Bert, Ira here from last Friday until Tues and Walter Bilyeu. day afternoon w’th their friends Bom-To Mr and Mrs EL Mr and Mrs C U Sandoz. They Wilson at St Mary’s Hospital, at w*re taking a look at th«1 coun- 8 o’i lock, Monday evening. July try and Mr Broadhurst intimat- 19, 1915, a daughter, weight ed that they might return here eight and one-half pounds. Both in the spring Mr and Mrs San- mother and babe are getting doz took them over to Corvallis along fine. Mrs Wilson is the and return Sunday, and they ex- wife of Prof Wilson, Albany’s pre u-d themselves a- being de- taknted violinist and instructor, lighted with the Wiliamett - vul- - Albany Democrat. ley, especially around Scio. OaU ....................................... 40 Elour, per aark.................... I 80 Bran, per ton........ , ...... .TO m MkkMnga, per ton............ OS oo Chop, wheat, per ton........ OS 00 (thop, oat«, per ton.......... 30 00 I'ariev Chap ................ an uo Butter, (Country) per roll 40 Egg», per d<^en ................. is Chickene, per pound......... JO < ,ee»c. per pound................ 07 Turkeya. per |«>und.. .......... 12 1 hielt«, per pound I’ekin ... 10 Hucks. Indian Bunner .... .. x Beef, per pound, live weight. .. & to06 Pork, dreaaed . ................................. 9 Pork, live weight............................. •i Veal, per pound, for «hipping . »! z Strayed Small Shepherd pup Mr« Winnie Vaughn went to 8 mos. old. with old strap Collar; Mill City last week, where she July 3; answers to left Scio « xjiects to remain for the sum name of ’ ’Scott." J D l)«ns- mer. more. Charles Johnson of Corvallis, who was a merchant of Sciol A valuable horse at the Miller some 20 Year.« ago, came over .«aw mill came up missing last Tuesday and spent a day or so Sunday and a search was insti here shaking hands with old tuted for the animal. It was friends. It was hia first visit found dead Monday, in a ditch here in several years and he where it had stumbled and fell noted many changes for the bet- on its back, and struggled in ter in and around Seto. i vain to extricate itself.
