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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1915)
* • r (•»he Sinli.un .Urus pub ; i & hed every T hursday Cream Bought A FAWS by a Kt ,< Cl L W. CHAKI.ES Uitarvo at th« |»»tortl"« at Scio, Orc . aa wcor.d-ciaaa mail mat Ur. n t.. u tu a Mt'ItaU Klin liiN ItA'i » - )ne year in advance .. , One year, at «nd of year SI» months In advance .. Three months in advance Advertising rates made application. ♦< knowi un moon um ms cmuiwM’u'c ’ THE NEW CHARTER An there has bcencons'd.1 ; hl discussion pro and c«n relative to the citv charter to be voted on at the election next M<>n<'a/. the writer has been at some trouble , to correctly inform hi nself fo. gurdir.g it. The statement has been made by some that thin charter would open up the ohi city extension light, which i- nbsurd from the fact that the city limits are clearly defined in Section 2. page (>. Others have ; stated that certain sections wi re crossed out in the books wnieh were delivered to them, hit that the c >py which w as vote ! on would l»e different. In the first place, there were a large number of charter bo . left on hand after the vote on the charter two vears ago. a no bv crossing i.tit no I ehnuiit iu certain MtctioiiM, th se tx> >ria Were used this time to save tn* expense of hiv ng th m re printed, tl.us raving the city about $150.00. Regarding the second contention, the writer t -ik his copy of th« charter and com| an d it wi h tl e one on file ' in tne C.ty Rec rder’.s offi -e, which is the copy that will 1«• come effective if the amendim .1 carries By referring to your charter you will find that sections which ar • penciled are S<*c. 6, S- <‘. ai d paragraph 6 < f Se . 61. T ’ latter was called llie j kcr in the charter when it was voted on before, and as the objectionable part has been eliminated, tfe'.s cause of oppi sition to the char ter, which it was claimed defeat ed it two years ago, has been removed. Some of uur Catholic friends took offense at the article in the Pie Eater's items last week re garding the Menace. The New« does not wish to untagoniz* the Catholics or any other denomina tion. at they all have a right to their own opinions, so hereafter we will nut publish anything at which members of any church might take exception. Country correspondents will please make a note of this. of We make a specialty Friendship, Engagement and Wedding rings F M French & Son. Jewelers and Engravers, Albany. Best quality butter wrappers, neatly printed to conform with the law. 60c per hundred at the News office. Uwt» tier Health to Chimlwi • lata'« Tablet» •*l ow» my good health to Chamber- lain» tablet«. " write. Mr« R (» Neff, Craokaton. Ohio ’Two year, ago I waa an invalid due to stomach trouble ! took three bottle, of these tablet* and-ha'« since been in the best of health. ” Obtainable every« here. «•a* V/ ù o Altar File n f luly*« . I» vOO- hicù rip paper iu 4 nd ht. ..»I & 1 to 7 q • «uulHno I • liM ii. We are now buying for the Lebanon Creamery Co. Highest market price paid fur cream de livered al our store in Scio. Scio Feed Co. Trespass notices for sale at the News office. Times Are Good Some one s*iys time’» have been slow. Thev • certainlv • are mistaken. Times have be n good and are good and will he good for a long time. Farmers have had good crops ami have hail fair price» for their products. Why shouldn't times be good? Times are what we m tkc them. Everyone talk good times ami Keep the Dollars mov ing, ami behold the good times are here. There is n > reason why you »hooldn't pay your account. We need the money • and • \ on have it, so now it is up to voir to come through and help me Keep up my end of the string (’omc, cough up. < m pu .cr, »¡iti \ ■ « tr M J ■ . i .i I h - i-ntercd WE ARE AGENTS Ft»R THE Upü ;<il j i1ormane«un Sanitary Cross «1 » lUimduc mg thè air . 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