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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1915)
« • % -J -• "W • I I * • . • - • / • * > * V - * •» */ • • * < (6ht >inli;nn aim • • • Cream Bought A I W-rk cm Ih» The ■ ng M«ch>n«» uj tfnteml at the ixsttoffi«-» at Srio. Or» M svcorui elaa* mail matter. We are now buying for the Lebanon < reamery Co. High« > market price paid for cream de livered at our store in Scio. Scio Feed Co. o ITIOS KA I h.M; ')nc year in advance O«w y« «r. at end of year Si* month» in advance,.. Ihrer month» in advance Advertising uf ... 11 A Trespass notices for sale at the Nr** office. Jv * ¡ar;»* ä >* * • 4 Hi minimi ll'aru LIFE GN A CTTLESHIP. pub : ISHED EVERY THURSDAY 8Y L W. CHARLES ’ • * a v • » » 9 These are I {egli I lai- Priecs ?/(• . Srnrf Hntbttck /trite .9 in t h !'■ lins ‘ >r t» •• 9 .7.9/- f P.ttit!in2 Punti I .4 i /Í 1/ 79 9 r»iit r. >! 7> 4* » • •• *• i • tHe 2. A piti A- Phclnn »9 ¡0 II t tirt cer/trict f! 4 -, 5 Bst.:« Fsr n uti tin rate» ma»!c appiicatwn. 9 D«gartm«nt al tha Interior V. S. Land Office at un I’orUand. On ¡ton. September 27, 191'. I • bus no hi fest jeiinU .ml. INI OSITI HIE Y9UR OUT STC’IK It 1» the biuuw*»a of the t hief ee gincer to Hr llint the engines nil'. > I JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT. On the Butiro » Fond. Mr Julius Krott «ffinltt. when asked to give hl* stews on the bu»i nets outlook of the nation Irom th«' railroad rt »nd point, »aid In part: "Business ns teday organlxed may be likened to a gie.il pond In whli h numb«'.’.> !■ save» are start- id one after an other tn the pur chases and »ale» of th«- r an» Individ *n>>» and companies. these wave« spreading In all diirctluna, crossiui and recrosaibg until th ii lui-«- 1» spent. Everybody appreciate« what would happen If a great i»o»lder like the t,-.i- repean war should suddenly be dropped Into the busltie-» pond, hut not everybody appreciates the effect of tl.« slackening of activity at »•■ <• Important center of wave fords The effect of a reduction In tbr nurcha*it.£ power of farmer», fallow .rig a k a» >n of bad crop» 1» geni-rally understood But how about the |>urcha»ing poser of the great trancporlatloii Industry? With thn steady march cf operating evp«'n»e» ut'ii revenues without cor- responding Increases tn railwar charge* th» railways ha»e been driv en to curtail ail e»icinlltures. and even stop entirely man customary purchases for c*tendlr.g and Improv Ing their facilities The buslne»» ,»otid Is too big and Its wave activity toe comp!»*, to say that thia Is the sole cause of the prevent «piles»ent state of Its surtare. but It unquestionably 1» a cause of the gr«-.i’.e»t tmportam e How Important thir cause will ai-i>»ar tn m th<> amount of railway ev,.» ndl turc» 'Take for example, the year 1913. the last for which eomt lete '.cures ar<- available In th»' year th- rail road* spent 3?.l"0.imy <-• <j in cvn-n.y«« for oysration. of which »1173 noq.tiro .«.» for war»» and aula lr« In aid! tlon, thcr spent ffnr,.<win,o t| for tn lerest. 38dO.iW.oeti fqy dividends, and »4IM*.<»>O.0e0 for new tracks, locomo the» «nd vara, or for addRIcns or bet- terments to proper!, alrrndy in cviat ence The total exi --ndltures for 1913 an o'inted. Ih<'rcfor«> to about 13.350,- 000.400. Home lietails of railway purchases of materials and supplies for 1913 are as follow» For fuel for locomotive», F.!‘>n imo.ooo, fOr iunrt< .ir:«, water and other supplies foP kieorrotlven on the largest roads alone 32S.0M,0<>0; for stationery and printing. ItO.ooo.O10, for station supplies. 313,000.0)0: for advertising. |».oot>.ooo. for tall* ties and other materials for repairing and maintaining track already built. |l"t, OOc.OOo It should be notrd that these •tatlstlcs of artual purchase cover only what Is needed to keep the rail way plant in the minimum of work Its condlti n Mor* abundant re c n .«s would not only r*sult In higher ai.d more generous maintenance, but In new construction work In the pub lic Interest "A question deserving thoughtful attention Is If railway* should be al lowed a slight IncrMse in charge» amt relief from costly restrictions upon details of operation, would not the In crease»! buying power that would be precipitated by the addition to th«4r a vailable ■ «venues agitate the bn a- tu-.»« pond to a desirable d-gree of wave activity*" We make a specialty Friendship, Engagement and Wedding rings F ,M French & Son, Jewelers and Engraver*, Albany. 44 « 4 55 “ .♦ ¡»‘in l^OStnr.’i Itticbuck * • 110 «4 • • 90c • • I- (1 >r Ilice A Pht Imi ( 'n'< r‘ ]>! reni a h tr 1 ’«’> Pt t .'ferri"2 hff< //: S-c • • i>->c 1 20 2.10 1 ¡0 Ilio 1 <5.5 i ià in tiñe (Pe 2 00 ¡P>C I //. . «È 1 2!> «if ilio «bove voti linv •e the rt u< v eiii> f«jr 1 ">e. 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J to *oinc pnrtieuhr ■hit . r > f. it n • »« .< <>u a tnotlcrn Notice is hereby given that John II. Erb»OU, a«»ignv« of John KingKon. Administrator of the «slate of LUnu i iCronin, liv’d.. whose pnatoiKee ad- dress is Washougal, Washington, d‘.d| on the 27th day cf September, 1915,! file in thia office hi» application. St rial No. ftOsi, to enter under the pro*I of bcetioa* ZKM and 220?, H.-vised j Statutes of the United Stater of America, the a e } <*f ae }, *ec. 19 and the s w i <»f n w l sac. ZS, T 1 i S. Hl, K, Willamette Meridian. Any and ail persons claiming advrnM* ly the ¡ands above dcsciibeii. or dcaif Ing to object Iwcauu- of the miners character of the land, or for any othci reason. to the dtspoeai to the applicant should file their affidavits of protest i< this office on or before the ’JUth. day of '».ivember, 1915. 0(t. Piti «Y Phtlaii ¡0. .0 * 9
