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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1915)
0‘ihc $:tntiam situs pub ; ished every T hursday sy L. W. CHARLES >• water«-«) at the poslofllc« nt Scio, Or» ns «H-cond-elaaa mai) matter. Mr %"ert, wife-.. I i wo «¡rug hier« of l^bar- a s ill move Into ri..- old William huu«e at th«- I-' ;id tit Racoon Hollow thu> »'••'■k wbcr< they w U «ficraj th« win! r. We *>oW have ale ! ;»« fl i - a road to Crabtr«*v as can b<- 1 ; i:md. It i» cravuteli heavily «»M-st :.li f -- » »av ax rvad bo*» Brrwuter is on to hr« job. We «re espeetinj 1 we HinJj in thia neck of the v,’u«i -l > "i. a« a young •3no year in advance ............. JI ?3 empie arc ec«U:ig ir. n « ye» at each «»th« r and w- • tng ■ q :,d to a couple of One year, at end of year........... i ' ■ i . 75 t la '.-1 a h.- ~'ts month« in advan««-................... . Mrs G »rg B.lyeu gave hcr hu»band ' Ml T hr« c months in advance ........ a ti-,. I. t.* -, .a) tí« - «y night Advertising rate» matte it: "wn on with a I. -use ! «-f good m gbbore a.M ' their fan ; A fine oyster »upper application. ». 4 • .J wi,,!«* th« odor folks j . J i < v « h 1 <: -"'- »I ■ hat, the young pwople > «Ian • >!, Mr h sdna and son» fur rushing ■ t’ - inus-r. AU I ■ rt <1 » rted wish Hog uncle Georg«- h> , th and happir,, »» K it this, hl* 5 th birthday, and hoping *, h* will enj««y many more »uch anni- HO DOM Î #1¡Í YOUR ORLY 510’111 NRTUU : v«-rsarte». Mt HM, Htl'IIii-« HAII> HE EAT EH The Nt ws is in receipt of a ather lengthy comrnur icatior. from Sheriff Bodine enclo.-ing t!.<‘opinion of District Attorn»-} Hill in r< gard to the Sunday closing law and stating thnt the sheriff and his deputies will h < that the law is enforced, A m far us Scio was concerned th«* lid was on airtight lust Sunday, and few people were seen on the streets. The law ts a fool one and if th»* spirit of it r to I <■ carried out, it ought to pro'. • t ministers of th«* Goa jus I from preaching on Sunday if they re el ive any remuneration for their serv ices on thnt day. F** (A • 'T 4í Come in and let us help you select your reading matter for the long winter evenings. We run save you money on your n(‘wspnpers and ni.iir i- a tirarti ve club** ZIIH’S An Open Letter it hsrdson Gap • i al No. I «2 of tbe F E. A C. U. i>f A., I.ii n < ciority, Oregon. * To the lloe- ra >!• >vnal« and I louse of It«'pre»cntatives, which we arc offering in connection with the News: Daily • ( )rc«r * «ni.ni miti News. both on«* vein* <ienttem«-n Wirt-na» th«- cowl roads iph-»tk»n has heron -.«- a C < —t •State and National qties’ioii end «■<» ».it • f..ctory «onrtu- •u> I. have i- ■- r< i ’>•■*, »■•<> < favoring botiding the counties, other« bonding th state snd . • , i *.• ■ money «owl paying inter««t ij . n am«, the v«. - Ur:.< ol which v. '< hav. to be (aid ly th air, •>'.« vv; <i i ii- iicrr*. there fore I «■ it Revolved. ’»». '!hat »«• a« farmer» One of our country cones- Md pr «1 . ■> ti ■ tm- -lAiuiih of pondents takes up gome «pace Am< rsca r »m-ctfu: »< a»k »11 member» this week comparing a Scio firm of troth ho'i<- of < : -re«» ir draft and wdh one a few mile» from here, construct a «per.al « I read* bill, plac ing a . r> . • i • ■> c-*r,thing that to the detriment of the form«"-. !* bought, so il «.r in i ilai-ture<l in the Amde from the fact that the Sc o United Slot«» <f xtr.«rte», for the firm is a customer of the News ¡ on . f« • .. r m. i i.eneral nnd the oilier firm I.as never Publicity Fund. Resolved, 3rd. That thl» mad fun«! pa'mnized this establishment to or revcDtc »hall lx- mlle«ted and •ven the extent of a rod copper, kept separate by the revenue Cvlteetortl wo positively cannot use this in erch »tat«. -*i,o »nali report the kind of matter, even were the ra.« e to th«- Treasurer of the U. M. at comparison drawn the other W» i ington. I C , ¡-I I then ! c nppur- wav, as we might find ours«lv«s UOb'dby the I', b. Treneury to the varfoua state» «f the U nion. with a nice little libel suit on !'-■ :d, ir ,: ti » revenue »o hand. Corrcspindents will please ■ v. i i . , ’ i d.-«ti • d pro rata bent in mind that what is wanted -mi .¡5 it’«- yarloua *tar.*««f the Union in their items is not «ditorial in proporteic, to th. .»umber of mite» of ot*i-r putdie utilities in comment, but neighborhood ¡■» t lie ri ' > «« h «tit«-, arid the «.•«■>: of corn It u tltig neuM. Again, very often some the sum«-. corres|M)h<lent, quite thought- IS olveti, 1th. Tr.at m copy of U m ««* le.swly no doubt, takes up several t--'i -.« ns ts 1« < h I .rn.tr» lines with an ad for some lo t Union In i > jur: .lielion of Oregon, article of a neighbor, or home- •'g»hn,;ton ai.d ;,>»«.ti-ifi teuls« and ' ig!.. I by « > h in- ne < i if tl differ« nt thing for sale or exchange by a locate and f< :w ardfi to «ur representa friend. This is advertiring mat tive. in Curgrt -i n,«. 4 »- th -m to work .’¿£g* ter pure and simple, ai d as we .or ard to «-noct sum« good road» reve make our living by charging for nue »nd pubtie utility bill in keeping Stout aid wife were present at their <rF»g advertising, we must for our with th«- -enir and • tnbodimt of these golden wedding in Mehama. Several >c »oil. ¡tens from Mill City were in attendance. 1 own protection, delete such items K«<iilvc«J, 6th, Further that this rua«l unless it is understood that they :»w i hail be »a cot.»true u-d and framed (here were 32 children and grandchild- * are to be paid for at regular ad- us to take it out of p -title», and all men ien with them. Mr *«1001 is WU years i of age and Mrs S is 76 und lai orcr» doing work upon the pub- vertising rates. Mr Sigmond, who lives on the moun tie n>u< » < t the various »late» shall ro- eive ample compensation for the labur tain above Mehama place-1 »ample» of SANTI tM EARM TOPICS pvrterri,« d. to L-e hot ien than per prohibition wheal and gray oats at the ■ lay of 8 hour» for sing!« hand», and not .San Francisco exhibition and received le»a thnn $4 pc-r ay for man and team a gold medal for each. Portland Evening Telegram ami News, both one \ ear $3.50 News one year Weekly Oregonian $1.60 * Sunset the Pacific Monthly 10 mos. ami News one year Womans Worhl, Homo Life, Household, Farm Life and Sant ¡am News, all five one rear for $1.40 Bring or mail your sul -criptions to tin* oflice of THE SANTI AM NEWS BA IJO Lights Go Out Ed Trask of Lyons is liable to be the The Farmer» Union had a large or- for ti hours work. next road boss for Mill City and Lyons in other word- . thnt the government tier of groom-» and dry gtxMi» to arrive hull to, c hold of l uildmg anti main- precinct». al Crabtree Monday afternoon. ' tainir g the public ri' id- of the various Mill City still lose» g««od people. Mr Anyone wishing tor» of rhe baled »tat«-», give work tn th«- uiivmployetl Councilman and family have moved to Uarlsy hay, the lot fur ever S30 cash in i.r,d start th«- whseteof progre»» mov the Mayton irrigation project and I ami, call at -anliam Farm. ing in the- interest of rural and pro Frank Flat man has moved to Jordan to The pie Eater ha« Iw'-n knocked out luring no «». Instate« wh«re ruarls • ive. Ask Frank ab- ut the chickens the past week but i» aomrwhat improv are alr«tdy built, th« nx>(>cy »., collect ' when the stump blew out. ed at this «riling. «d »hail Iw spent on improv«.mi nts that Mr Kane is rehired aa principal of A yourg lady in the»» parts stepped will benefit the general public in such the Lyon» school, Mr -prague at Milt up to a young man and gently whin •tale or atatea. 1 lly and a Mr Chitwood from Lincoln II red in his ear that she wanted to II. I:. Borovte a. Pre»., county at Gate». marry him. lit drew a long breath. John Shitnanck. >ec. The "K" stump puller» are making i» d he was a poor boy and hail no Richardson Gap > oca! No H 2, F. E stumps come out of this part of th* home to take her to, no must decline A < . U. of A. country. i<er kind offer. She stepped back, ♦ Mr and Mrs W R Hay havr been up lurr «1 pale ami felt like «he had be -i to visit lion Mcknight and l ewis Ray l ITER S ANTI t.M EVENTS »truck by lightning. a*, their camo. Alexander >mith of Stayton was Dr» Hobson and i*ri!l have Iwn in down la. t w«tk visiting with his broth ( hatte» (vorn bet *«« buri«d at Gates sttemlance on critical cas«.-» at the er Wm. and family, recently. ^i- a confiérate »ol Ì Kai som hospital. 1 he Hammond Co have purchased a Mr» < lara t riflln is still confined to «her, who had liv«-ti at Gate* for the third engine tor the logging railroad. her ted, but 1» in good »pints and lias a last 21 .«« ut». Ilk. death «a» dur to a , Th«- Potter mill is run as a shingle I ne appv tile. «’. ail» it falling <>n t -> wivte wor*ing<d mill these «lay*. In an caatein Oregon lumbering ramp • Mr» Martha Smith of Racoon Hollow Mr and Mr» lly lieu visited hi* parents i rd Mrs S W Gaines drove over to ' *‘,r ,,vr<i »rv«-r tenir» after the acraient at Cratitre«- recently. t rat.tree Thursday on a trading ex and requ«' ;« I to be buri«d among and ■ Here is the latest Question: Why I edition where they s«-curvd»un.e cheap by hi» old fri‘nd» of Gate». Several «1 doe» the Southern Faciftc want all high •-bool »tu«ienl» vaccinate,!' vn»wer: gixat« am. tealix«-«! lat.cy pnce« for g A R man we.-« p«v»eni and help'd at so they won't take the ptney. Reason.- the funeral, their cgß» and j»»ultry. They think , ire jitney» take the p«s»M-T>g«-r traffic. k latiti«.-« 1» a humdir.ger of a town. J. h l<Kt>t>LS M««n> relatives ar.d friends of Lewi» at th* Panama Pacific Exposition ON Saturday, December 4 Are y Alining Agriculture Hurt irait me interested in .//•/ it lire Alan nfacturing At Th* late1-» development» in all Industrie» can I- seen hen You cannot afford to mi»» it. LOW FARES for «-tpo-ilion travel are In effect until November SO via the Sh;i>t;i Route Write for our booklet "Wayside Notes" or ure informatiea from meal agnt. i SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M St U, General I'a- cn .cr Agent, t’ortland, (Ireton
