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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1915)
• 1 www-www? ■ o»hf inoliai« Mrus pub : < X >RN ER $ ! ------------ -----( < >ZY ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ST|<’HA. Proprietor I.. W. CHARLES Kntered at the |MMtolflce at Scio, Ore., a* -wcond-clso* mail matter. »«A l l- - ............. SI •Ine year in advance 1 Ona )• ar, at h »I of year ........... MfllH« Kll-ll« >N Sia month» In advanee Throe month» in odvsrv-.» AdvcrtUing F A R M E R S. $ J (’oliteci i<mcrv, a ’ \V I h ri in tow n do n«>t fail t«> cali ut «»ur ( ’r< Hill, lee Tobacco td<>r*’. «lune vou will alwav* fimi a g«i<»<ì liti" and ( ’¡Liars $ «elect and lowest «»ur gond- thè Ir f!. OREGON SCIO, • jaiwaam > v % mì | -w-w-w w rate* mads applicano«.. known A * ' UNFAIR TACTICS Albany will hold an n I- trial exposition and school fair ecto ber 14. 15 and 16. That is then business. But w hen they try t< c dl it th«1 Linn County Fair, that is our bus nvss A neat prem iutn list has been issued by th« Albany people, exploiting th« fair, the cov« r of which 1» ar th«' legend, "First (’« ntral Wil lamrtte Valley Exposition ar.< Linn Countv Annual ln«i :stm School Fair." The Linn County Fair and l.inn County Industrie S hool Fair are held at Sc W .} try to steal the iiann ? Why not call it th«* Albany Scl.oo. Fair? It would a| p« ar v-ty much Ilk«' th“ title was meant t<> I e misleading and creat«' tl e im pression among outsiders th ’ the Linn County Fair was held at Albany. The writer hus found the Albanyites as a t !u ■- to be mighty fine people, fa r ii. all things, but we believe tl •• promoters <»f their «'xp-isiti n have made a big mistake n choosing a name for their fun . so nearly identical with that of the county fair. It «loe.-n’t Io right to Scio residents. 1’1.« News saw no r«ason for j« a'< my and bickering w hen Albany ai - n<> inc<-(« that they would hold a fair, but tins action puts the ease in another light, file I a rd of directors of the Linn Coumy Fair will probably take action in the matt»>r. F T Thaver Stated to the writer a few days ago that if th« city would build a shed over h - engine at the light plant, l.< would leave it there the year round, with the exception of h irvest time without any ex- p-nae to the city, except wh«n required for use. This would give the city an emergency plant when the water is enter t< o high or too low—somethi. p that has alw ays been reeded. 1 It is a good proposition for tie ’ city c mncil to t; k • up. if the man w ho was seen just eist of the News office, k .«sing a young woman, about b n o'clock last Thursday evening will come in and subscribe for the paper, no mention will be in ide of the matter. r.te '«Vr, CO & OREGON SCIO, i(t* •«»•» bwddlMg« *<t *<i (»«•«* rd. «’M l-t»» god <**>*>***<• and »‘ h W) «••lall I 1 •» »»• ih» I hl« ut Iti«»« u * » Il I«« «■ I •< II* « » .'ii-ll. •Tu« ■*•’«*» « It IWI - «Mali« Ml . ».«I trainuii I m t»'M>H»«e« % . |««|« • Iute. I -e» M -tilt I»« . Tra« 1*1«- « I i » il Mu««« lhi«l<nl Tts iiins a«««» I < • %»(i» I »»a* m«««l •<>»««»g .(• wf lib«i «B1 I diti aH«»W I ibran «C «»“r’ »han AS «MM» »»luwirv Ihlr • »Kl» bt« Mit»*« fall) »«•«• •*•!•*» t»*l r » tn hjplwnts. I ».;!♦•< Hr» ttariiilUiHe« far men amt fa» «»men f ipenw« |<.ac*L J! IMO OON’T MIKE TOUR OWLT STOPIII PROCHASKA F. THE “GHCATER OREGON W »*«•’• H » •»r rtrrn«i J. .1 B»rnei», W, F. Gill, «*« A. Bilyeu, J. II. Barivi, A. Warner. Paaaio ■ \\ I. «.til. smaartav. C A. Warner < r frr* • *» («••*«•. »<M»r ••!««< UNLVERSITY OF OREGON III.IM I-"' v ----- OKI <.t»S 31 - •HMKK7-X' ora»" • »■ »»■om SCIO ROLLER MILLS Pan ama - P a c if i c Exposition « 1 M< »•« •»< A I » /.s ///< , !/«/.«/ W Hmh I'fnl Ili .!/<>/ /if Illi ! ¡/■ill ¡h Ini/HiihHit in Hishfi i/ XAw «(«* t -••««i * un < I • !»>< < «.•t..r, S a I». F I«*«» r In IMllFM ISuuMHt ih» y- IfaM Flour and !> « » * » n •» • • M Wlaa»«at Trost Il »Id f.ichongct) «••»«( for Dukinet* You It I« r: it . , it »« nutr.cal, it ia world wide, it I* compute. 11 1 • * • will it lw Opel-«si No . .»..n «•»«: t Toni to mi»» th«- oppor . <•( . >>'ti. vx'MMitmn. t; ! ti. ; Low Rjund Trip on Fares to San Francisco ..!< daily from all poi la I <’I <■ •■ n.| .1« a trip Eaat you can travel t i ►' « ...if rr .< in <>i.e direction at «mall additional expon»«. IO DAYS AT SAN FRANCISCO and IO DAYS AT LOS ANGELES ' ! Io t. ■ I I 1'» I arr allowed on all ticket« Ivadtl g cVcf (hr Vieler Viclrolas Colum bia Grafonclas Edison Fhonographs SOUTHERN PACIFIC I <»( our ti’ ar« nt Agent crjthne * trip f< r you. O f t ’ ’’tVavhd” Note«” «od “California I <>«!.. I»” xm II be i.f tfitrrvnl — They are free. .1-1 n M Terms a- low >< •- l '. < !<-iieial Passenger Agent. I’oi t Ian !. ( >regon 4i ; ¡« w*ek. , All the latest records. Pujiular Sheet ’ Music 15 Cents, Drug Woodworth Cc Albany Oregon J ■a FLIES WONT BITE « COWS WONT KICK We cm rv a full Tea, (’otfec, • milled ( Joods, fact. ev ‘rvthinjx for the table. ( TRAt'K MARK ) SAVES TIME TEMPER MILK-MONEY- PaCPARi-D er WOODARO- CLAR HL £ CO. PORTLAND ORE. «SOLO BY E. C. PEERY It was a fine fair—let’s start now to get r?ady for next year. Mrs Floyd B->gue returned to Editorial in M< rning Cregon- C »rvallis Saturday after a visit ia i of September 13— "Sc o is with Mrs Jennie Warner. not a Ing city, but it knows I. w to handle a County Fair to si.c- Buy your fresh Salmon from a ies«. " fisherman at 5c jxr pound, fob The trouble with Dun ba, he Toledo, Oregon, delivered same, was too much inclined the other day they are caught. Address,' E C Montgomery, Toledo, Ore. wjjt . 1 * I'' coniph te mid tun stock fresh mid clean. WOOD LARKTLY REPELLENT IS USED EASILY APPLIED All those interested in secur ing better sanitary conditions at Where i ’’Sai«- Ro. »8 ter"? tie school building should not fail to attend the me ting at the See what Stein A: Newman school house next Saturday after Albany have t-» say to y on else- noon, otherwise the measure where in this issue. m ty lie lost. * •*,.n pric< s are ili« fumi I ’■ 4 < ’ards a Specialty li»« rchiimli-e t<» «t.:|»le of KIBLER 8 GILL GO. (t An Optimist G. F. Korinck, B. V. S. A man who owns a BO YEARS KrEXPERIEI.ee Veterinarian F:ih Brand Pfoth Tilt 'till UH S 1 Reflex S7'.l }'7<kV - - OH EGOS y Slicker $3.00 jxv * •" ■ ‘VJ»”..; 1 vT I I . —............. when Old Prob aa;-s rain. fTuforyimri SatitfórtioM Gnaranlt iJ frn! for r•:>!<« A. J. TOWER CO. IU i , .... . T* cat. 1 • -■>>. -..r, «-»'>, OREGON < I > «rvwi «tr T«r*v. M l JHii X Co.3’'*'“4”’ New Tj»1 tMSM*. é3ì» IR. 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