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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1915)
VOL. Mio. XIX .............. Possibly About You ; Look up Morrison’s display ad. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. YOl’R M RS RIPTION f XI IRKS th. sta«n(wd hi th* «p*cw lx- I low To those who promptly in adtancv the nubaeriptton prier m >1. Or■ «{on D>'«rlnpm< nt Xr*» l»i I inr of per year. The price 1» $1.30 if paid Indurirò*««. Pa; rullo, and Prodsetb at end of year. Ihr pa|>er i< not »« nt to •ubeenbera who are more than orw of Labor and Kni« rpriar. year in armar«. ■ W O Wimmer went to Port land Monday afternoon on a business trip. Leave your laundry at the Scioi Hotel. Basket goes each week, leaves Monday night and returns Saturday morning. 16tf ,\o\ I.M I'.Ei: No. .'<• 25. Oregon News Notes Boosts w oolen Mills T ennessec ?’s Partner December ) Th>- following letter from F A jo Albany will have new depart ment store about January 1. Pictorial Review ami Santiam News, both one year for $1.75. Look up the ad of the Park Mill Co. elsewhere in this i*.-ue. IIIURSDAY, Red Cross St als Hood River apple rop will net about $700,000 this year. The state can make all kinds of laws to regulate capital and the capitalist, but it cannot make a law compelling a man to in vest his money. The sooner the northwest realizes this and acts according!* tin* sooner will good times return. Work on new evaporating plant at Dallas has started. Sik«s und *r date of November 4, to John I’ Wilbur, president of the Stayton Woolen Mills, is self-exp uiatury; “Your letter cam«* to hand yesterday, lieing forwarded from Milton. You will see that 1 have recently moved to Corvallis. 1 am very glad to say that 1 had learned of you and your pro|>osi- tion to d<> business with the Farmers Union locals mime weeks ago, and have been pleased to mention your factory goods in my meetings since, but w..« not informed as to the ex tent of your stock. “1 lik»* your offer very much; in fact it is just what we hav«* been working towanl for some time "From Fuctory to Farm” ba - been our slogan at all times, but it I a not been easy to ar range dealings with factories, but we are making pretty good progr« » in some lines, such as flour, I o«*s, dried fruits, cheese, field fencing and some lines of farm machinery. Now your oi fei in woolen goods is di rect 'n line with our nuns, and I assure you that it will l>e a pleasure fot me to place your factory on our directory when I reprint again in January and speak a good word for you.” ‘'Tennessee's Partner," u big 4-act comedy-drama, by th«* Scio Dramatic Club is to I m * played at the People's Theatre Friday night. I »«Tember 3. List Thursday the same p»*ople play ed in Stay ton. Friday in Sublimity and Saturday they gave their drama at Jordan, meeting with good success and enthusiastic audiences at all three places. Everyone who can should SCI* this production, a» th«*se p«*ople have pttss>*d th«* amateur class am! put on one of the Lest shows in the country. Popular prices, 15 ar.d 35 cents. Mr and Mrs George Garland Heppner Masons l ave laid the left for Portland Wednesday corner stone of their new temple. morning where they expect to Grain Bo Canby is now assured of a upend the next three months For sale at .1 S Sticha’s confec cheese factory. visiting relatives. tionery store. 1 am in the market for all Hermiston corn fields running kinds of grain; wheat, oata and Mr Martin, a Sunday School 100 bushels to the acre. MARKET REPORT barley quality considered; also missionary of Portland will give Medford is working hard to Th«? following are ru»n price 1 <|uut<-<i hay. 1 am representing the a free shreopticon lecture at the on Thursday of ea«h week by our get sufl’v lent land signed up to largest company in the North* Christian church this. Thursday, dealers: secure $1,1*00,000 beet sugur ’vest. See m<* before you sell. evening. The public is cordially Wheat, per bu«hi*l $ 7- factory. R. T. SMITH. Data ................... 30 invited.. New schooner being b alt at Flour, per »ack........... . . ........ 1 30 Postmistress Miss Daisy Buck Kran, per ton....................................30 uo St Helens will net her owners Cottage and Bungalow house 34 < 0 $35,000 on first trip to Australia. ner and Mr and Mrs A E Randall Middling», p«-r ton ................. paint at Morrison's Hardware Chop, wheat, perlon................. 32 00 Walnut raising in Yamhill went over to Albany Wednesday $1.15 the gallon, any color. Chop, oats, p-ir ton......... .... 27 75 afternoon, returning inn morn Harley Ctiop . ......................... $0 00 county reported booming. ing. Miss Elsie Thayer officiat Butter. (Country) p-r roll .. 50 There are those who fear rail Guv McKnight has sold his ed at the postoffice in their Kgga, case count, |xr dozen ... 30 roads will make^oomuch money. cleaning parlors at Mill City and Etrg*. candled, per dozen......... :17 absence. Not many nfll ctrd that way returned to Scio Wednesday. Chickens, per pound ..... II agazines and nowadays, One thing 1.« sure, 100 Broiler* per lb................................ 13 • «MM. per pound ..... OS unless they make money l hey When in n«*e»l of printing give News his sister, Mrs J W Shimanek Turkey», per pound........... ........... 14 will not be able to Sis-nd very the News office a call. First class and baby, left Tuesday after bucks, per ptrund Felon . ... 10 much. work and prices right. We make noon for Red Bluff, California, Duck«, Indian Runner .......... ... M While you are making up your shipments out of Lumber a specialty of letter heads, en- t to Oil for a short visit with their par ft<<-f. |>er pound, live weight winter reading order don't Springfield for Octolx r this year over- velo|M*s, statements, bill heads, Pork, drc«»«d ............................... t>) ents, Mr and Mrs C A Posvar. Fork, liveweight. . ..... 6 10 are three times as much as last look the following special club, sale bills, business cards, ladies J W says be expects to go home Veal, per pound, for shipping 6 year. which is one of the best offers calling cards, and in fact com and sample some of mother’s mercial printing of all I nds. High county taxes du<* largely we have ever made: cooking while they are away. R Borovicka. who was trans- to legislature fixing county sal Sunset Magazine (10 mo.) $2.00 L«*st you forget we say it yet All Outdoors (6 mo.) .75 Sometimes we are really glad acting business in town Monday, aries. vou can g«*t four magazine* .35 that we are in the newspaper came in and added his name to Highway commission has ap- Woman's World (I year) for one year by renewing your Boys Magazine < I year) 1.00 business. Yesterdav was one of the News subscription list. ¡»ortioned $212,000 for state subscription to the News. We Farm Journal (5 years) 1.00 the times, when Wm Young roads. want all of our old subscribers Santiam News (1 year) 1.25 John Shimanek attend’d a brought the News family a big Umatilla county will < o • < t 1*0^1 rcgU|ar vain«.. to get these magazines, We are 6.3ft district convention of the Farm tai goose for Thanksgiving over half a million taxes in 1916. selling th«* News with four Our special price to you for tiuly something to lie thankful ers Union at Corvallis the latter The Oregon Power Company magazines all one year for only the above combination is $2.50. for, a good friend, and some part of last week. A very en at Marshfield will extend its ser $1.40. This offer is good only until thing good to eat to season the thusiastic meeting is reported. vice to supply th« U S Wireles December 31. sauce of contentment. Cut out the price list in Mor- station passing through two, at Chas. Young came over from rison ’s aluminum ware ad and T L Rice came up from Port Corvallis for a short visit last present unserved, additions to Portland Evening Telegram paste it in your Montgomery land Saturday evening and his week, returning home Friday, the city. and Santiam News one year. Ward or Sears Roebuck cata brother, Huber, came Sunday accompanied by his sister, Mrs • Pilot Rock has a new garage. $3.50. logue for reference. Mr Morri evening. They are here to look Jennie Warner, who will visit Development of lumber indus son says he will be pleased to after their aged father, David there a few weeks. try in central Oregon expected Lost A Poland China sow pig send any article by parcel post, Rice who has been very poorly to cause big increase in business about 75 lbs. Notify owner ami the same as the mail order since the death of his wife two of Prineville. Miss Nelda Wendt, who is tak get reward. R II McDonald. houses do, on approval, and weeks ago. His trouble seems Till the farmers less and till ing medical treatment in Albany, 16tf money will be cheerfully refund to be mental, but hope is ex — - • came horn«* Wednesday to spend the soil more is a good policy. ed if good« ar«* fount! to be un pressed for his recovery. The famous Nagle Re-bljjdi* satisfactory in any way. Wm II Abrams who built first E C Shelton and W W Miller Mr and Mis E Wendt. She is sawmill in lame county, is «lead. knives at N I Morrison's hard were out over Rolla Shelton’s much improved in health. Mylo Bartu of !z»s Angele?, Albany and Salem levies are ware sto.e. Ihin’t fail to ex route Tuesday with a petition, amine them if you want a dandy Calif, writes the News that )e half a mill leas than in 1911. asking that the route be changed Vivid flashes of lightnir.g ac and Mrs Bartu have r«*-*ently re O W R & N creosote preserv knife. and met with good success. The companied by heavy peals of turned from San Diego where ing plant at Wyeth resumes change asked for is that the thunder early Tuesday morning State Editorial Association en- they spent a very enjoyable time with 24 hour shifts. carrier leave in th«* opposite di was a very unusual phenomena at the Exposition. While there Perrydale public schools will dorced fiermanent highways on rection from that at present for this time of year. This was .Mr Bartu attended the teachers modem lines of construction. taken from the Scio postoffice followed by some hail and heavy build gymnasium. institute, which has been in m ** Work on the L’mjiqiia-Crater In the building of th»* new and return over the road which rain which was not so unusual. sion during the past week, and I^tke road commenced at Tiller. Isibor temple at Portland, it is m now the start of the route. The chances are that our also inspect«*»! the flying ma Rev. Hau kins of Oregon City chines at th«* U S aviation school This change is asked for that shortage in the annual rainfall the intention to employ home the carrier may have an easy which was repoited the first of labor, not only directly but in objects to the resurrected Sun at North Island. Before the trip grade going ous and come down this month, will be made up in directly. Oregon made materials day Blue law. to San Diego they w« r_* s»*riously the steep hill on the return trip, a short time if the heavy rains will be given the preference. Foundations being laid for the thifiking of purchasing a Dodge instead of having to climb it as of the past two weeks continue Cambridge block in Portland new water plant at Florence. car. but since seeing the flying at present. The route will cover much longer, as it only lacked 9 to be remodelle«l at cost of $30,* al lamath Falls going after half machines, Mr Bartu says nothing identically the same ground as it inch»*« of being normal at that <J00 for J I . Bowman clothing million a month payroll by in- but a Wright Bros, bi-plane wilt does now. time. factory to employ 500 hands. idustries. » do. M Santiam '«♦ • * Ì $2.50 I 11 gilt