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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1915)
I •. r • / SPECIAL OFFER ♦ F. C. IIOWE. On rii» Advantages <>l Irr« Port» Old papera 5 cents a bundle at the News office. Trespass notices for sale at the News office. Good onior.a for w inter ready for delivery now . J M Lindi v. Good clover cow pasture $1 id p< r month. Mrs V A McKnig t Wanted to buy light wagon, n<»i over 2 inch. .1 M Mciklejohn. Guy McKnight is down from Mill City visiting relatives and friends. T I. Dugger fins been confined to his bed since last Friday with dropsical trouble. Forest Woodmansee left for Portland Monday to resume h studies at the North Pac tic Den- t tl Gollcge. Team of goo i sound mules for sale. 5 and 6 years old; weight 1.1X10 and 1.100; price fcis). E mo Sims. Scio. For Sul- Thoroughbred white Leghorn cockerel«. 50c each; 3 pigs weight about 40 Ib.t ea di. Rudolph Wi sely. Best quality bolter wrappers, neatly printed to conform with th-- law, fiOc per hundred at tl.e ew s office. Mr arul Mrs 1’ II MacDo’nld went to the Pendleton Roundup last week in their auto, taking some friends from Portland with them. We make a specialty of Friendship, Engagement and Wedding rings F M French A Son, Jewelers and Engravers. Albany. Rev. Blair of Albany will preach at the Baptist church Sunday evening. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this service. G P Warner went over to Al bany Tuesday evening for a short visit with his children, re turning home this Thursday morning. Springfield received 681 car loads of logs in August 1915 as against 200 in 1914, and shipped out 105 this year as compared with 3 last year. Prof White handed in to the News office this Thursday morn ing. full particulars of the Peery school prize, which will be given space next week. L I" •, 9 Mr F C Howe. Foderai Comm«»- •inner ot liuml- gratioa. who la one ot th» b- «t American author- III«» on mann« commerce. in dis cussing th« r»la i t Ursa parta to th» develop- Bent ot Sea trad« »aid in part "Ships will go hundred» of mil*» out of their way to avoid porta surround» -I tn a t.-vrlff wall. Th« only way, th-refuro. for a country with a tariff to compel« in th« shipping with a frt ■ trad» coun try 1» to et>labll»h free |«irta »1 strata- ■ leal point» along n>. r»-»»t lln« <»»-r many baa don« so. and In a compara tively abort period Im» built up a car ryinK trad» which I- for»- th« war was •»riotlsly threatening I'ngland'a su premacy Hamburg, on« of the three German fr«c> porta, now rank» a* lb« cwcon-l greatest »«a|wcrt in the world, Ila total foreign onim.-rce in 1913 be Ing only |k.vot>.oou under that of New York ■ Th« free- port would offer ■real op portunity for Dnuncliil o|M<ratlun». now mad» |H-»«ibl« by th» recent currency act. It would stimulate International banking. and would tend to ahlft th« hnanrial «voters of th» world to this country And America, by the logic of «vents, ba» b»»< »tn« the natural ren ter of th» world’s Pnanclng just a» latndoii b< < at».- that center several centuries ago. when It shifted from the rule* of the Netherlands llut the financial c-iiter a 111 only move to this country when It b- come» s clearing hou»» of grtod-i a*i well as of mouey. For cr- 111 th<- world over 1» created by «»irrcntly cr. :.t«-d wmlth In transit or chans»« ro that «-ven our financial expansion Is dependent ui«>n th« open ing up »-f American ports to the clear- ale- of th v • .»'th of th»- v rhl A port shi-uhl not oi -inti- to yield a re turn on th»- Invcttinu at but to develop the prosperity »»f the country In re capitulating the advutila«»». .Mr. Ilii«»> brine - out the Importance of the free |-irt In developing our shipping, and linking us with South America. Asia and Africa, and th-n conclude,»: Th» most Important sain i* th»- di rect sain Io America It will cheap en <--innv-dltle« I, bringing gnat quant ill» -< of goods to our doors for 'n»|-o.tut,orr or cxr ft. s* trade needs demand It will stimulate the srowth of exj-ortliig houses, which can hold good» for an li .¡»-Unit, period without the payment of tariff dues (often equal to the c< »1 of tin- article itselfi for dl»r*'*«l l*> meet the trad« demands of th»» wlo-lo world It w*!l upbuild Intelliatloual credit »nd «hll to Amer ica an ln> r vslng and ultimately a pre- dominant sliar» tn liit<-rnati<>n»l «*• change • Finally. America I* th»» m tural coun try to I m - the counter of th« world Its »eao-antfa -» every other contln»-«t. Il is th»» greatest of all reservoirs of taw materials an»l foodstuffs Iti Iron ami steel nod standard-d production it la tn a position t»> compete with th» wrrld Hut international trade land this la always ov»-riook»-d I must bo reciprocal It cannot be one-sided, and credit ami balances cannot for any prolonged perlo») be pal»l In sold. The? < an only b> paid by ex. hang« ot wealth.** READERS 1'A X DARD OF ij tjcivti hi Entlicr. Mother, Sifter, Brother and tile Kiddies. l’or For Fess Than 07>c Cost of Mailing w e are fol low - SUN-SET MAGAZINE l in os. cal ue SOc McCLUREW 4 11108. cal tie 6Oc PICTORIAL REVIEW i BIOS. calue 6Oc LADIES’ WORLD 4 Ill 08- cdlue 4Oc LITTLE FOLKS 4 BIOS calue 4Oc 257>e SANTIAM NEWS OXE YEAH, oahie $1.25 TOTAL VALUE. REGULAR RATES $4.05 LIMITED TIME I FOR tin* ñ combination literature for I 4 oflcr W ubovc of standard This offer is open to New or Old Subscribers alike Present h Subscriber t<> Anv of tlie Above Your Subscription Will Be Extended. BRING OR I II <• MAIL YOUR \ XT I A M ORDER TO X 1C\\ banners Attention J. 1). Den« more of the Scio Produce Co. is in the mar- xet for w heat, oats und barley at highest market quotations, quality considered, We prefer to buy in car load lots. It might l>ay you to tee ua before aching as we are representing one of the largest of Portland’s grain exporting firms. K'st at Scio Fair Fox terrier dog; Lob tailed, black sjots with Miss Ada Thayer, who under black t-pot over tail; two years went an operation for appendi ■Id. Herman Foltz, Scio, R 1. citis nt the Parker hospital last or phone Jordan. Thursday, is rapidly recovering und will be removed to her home David llorsburgh, who wns in in u few days. town Wetinc.-dny, .stated that an The News turned out jobs of item in the premium list which tresimsa notices this week print was published last week should ed on cloth for the following: have read: 1 t on draft mare; <’ M Tindall. Trollinger Bros. FJ hampioti and grand champion Kula, J L White, James U Mil on English shire. ler. F A B >wman, Oglesby Bros, I« th» Public and J L Arnold and Sons. When in need of printing give the News office a call. First class work and prices right. We make a specialty of letter heads, on- ■ velopes, statements, bill heads, sale bills, business cards, ladies railing c trtls. and in fact com mercial printing of all kinds. TO •'I feel that I owe the manufsturers ■>f t hnmberlnin'a exilic, r holers rfhd diarrhoea remedy a word of gratitude, I write» Mrs I U ith.-rall. <»«wands, ' N Y. "When I b« k-an taking this medicine I wm in great | sin and frel- i.»g terribly sick, due to an attack of summer complaint A t»-r taking a dose of it I had m.t long to wait for relief sail brr.chtcd w.e alo-» t imm«diste- Ov-toinablv everywhere Oregon life BEST FOR OREGONIANS Oregon State Fair Salem C. (’. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW Werk beginning rept» rrber 27th 201-2 New First National Bank Bldg. \ I,BA NY OREGON Cream Bought We are now buying for the 1-ebanon Creamery Co. Highest market price paid for cream de livered at our store in Scio. Scio Feed Co. How’s This? Wo offer Ono HundrcJ I »»liart Reward (or anv ow if C&'-irib that cannot l>c cured by Hall'« Catarrh ’Cure. F J CHKNRT A CO . Toledo, O Wr. ttu* urxtvrpitfne»l bavr known F J f'ltrney (<»r l he laat It vrarw ami • him perfectly bsionrAbld* in nil buwln«-»* IrxnMrlloni nn<l fin.m»'iAlly able to <air> out «nr i»hllgdti<»nd mail»’ bv I1U1 firm .NATIONAL HANK OF CbMMI.IKT TnkJn, <1 llall’s Catarrh Cura la tai.an let. tnallt a< nag dlractly upon th* bh«»«! an»1 mu < oua •urfarew of ihe «vifwfn 1 ' r ’fr?v ►■nl free I’r c- nfw p«-r buttle, ftohl by all Omavut« Taha llaiie I •tuily 1’ll'a k»r f.mi ipatloa Pacts. Eat StPoultry, Agriculture Horticulture. Manufacturing I All th«- seti vitre» we are intesesi« d in will be rt prese-iU-d Reduced Railroad Faros frum all points in Oregon sale Date«*. Sept. 23d to Ort. 2d Ticket» limited to Oct. Sth All Trains Oirset to fho Fair Grounds Auk our local Affrnt for train wchcdulra and tirkrta SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M Scoli. Ornerai Pastenger Agent. Portland. Oregon
