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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1916)
«¿Y A w School Notes WHY THE BEST ■ 8F CHEWS IS “SPEAR HEAD The first basketball g imv of th» season was played Wedi es- 11 day evening of last week Ire- tween th«- S H S boys and the K of P boys. Prof White w:s .5 Rich, Swe.’t, Mellow Fi.wor M?s referee. Some of the 11 gh B âji F samos for a Schoo! girls were so loyal to their 6ener«tMl school that they che. r <1 the town boys, Perhaps the S H 8 boys might have w. n the game MADE OF CXiCLST PED BURLEY if the girls nad not cheered li e The »ccrrl of lobauxn «aiKfacticn otner side. kr >wn only to the m.m ». o , kcav 4 A great treat is in store for the town people a* well as the school thia, Thur.*» lay, evening when the Willamette University Quartet will giv«* a concert under the auspices of the S II S. The teachers training ci.i. s ba be« n taking observation work again in the grades. Miss Johnson spent the week end in C< rvallis. The spring weather is very conducive to th«- ba «*:*:tll player in fact it is appreciate«! by every one. Ask Kenneth White if he ha been frighten« d with thought of h up year. The Senior play has row ar rived and the different charac ters have been chosen. This who expect to take part are go ing to commence work at once. Di<l yon see the game bet««- > th«* Senior and Sophomore In ' ball giHs? If not you missv I an athletic contest well worth your time and money. The (¡lee Club girls expect t« give a concert in the near fut ire. A meeting of the I.itirary Society was called last week and it was uecided to give class pru- grams from tnia time on. The Freshman will give the first one and then the rest of the < > ■ will follow in order. There wi 1 be judges at each program and at the end the one that hasgiv< • the best program will be enter tained by the rest of th«* clashes, if every class is as determine«! to win as th«- Freshmen arc then will b» four g< od programs. Roy Thompson was a high sch«rol visitor Monday morning. ♦ tooa-t<\ The teuton it that a . -od cbew ectt ri.Et r»r*t to yon« taster while t'i- 1 s( in ffuj tobacco it tn a state of fresh, juicy rkbnc»» that t« not po»»ibls in any other form o( to- barca. Th1 r.''a no to! .veo in the world that *n £*'* }°'1 die hearty, wholctnme Kavor tlev jrou ret from a delici»>u« chew of S *zr Head. Spiar . >:.d it ma»!*- exclaaivcty of rtne. red Kcntn ny Barley—the m*»»t r hl) Jia ■' chi . ■ • a grow*. S.il! more, only the very choic est red Burley leaf it used for Spear Head Till* ch ice leaf it «elect*«! with the most patiHtaking care, i« »t- imcii by ban«!, b thoroughly v, .i»hc>! free bf ail forei-n muter, and i» pre» ! Into ¿"«•ii Head plus« *’ »’ ’*ly lhat not a < o: of juice or an a«om uf the nat- /or eieape*. I d Ti.. Sorer I’raJ, and you’!! get a < t s .-••.■>*,». I m *■ i:> tad«! tng chew t! >t c mnot be oMained in any other tohacci In 10c cut*, wrapped in w»> . «per. tn a new line fence. , J J Hannah returned from cavtern Bov Cob* and family from MUI City ' «Vr. gon re » ntly where he ha»! been wttl i» « (lauchtcr. Marie Me- ate vikitmg relative« hete. He work* *- » He Il<* returned return» <1 by wav way of Tanir«*nt Tangent I in the eemiwny'a »tore ai d ha* been » »• • Irritai and Departure ol Pa»«»ng«r »«here he vimtrd ht» other »laughter. given a vacation uf a Week. frain« Vir» Anna Powc'.l. She <*<-eom|*inied There wm a «tnging given at S B W<M«jl»urn - Springfield l»r»i»ch him here Muni Uy «'ole'« Sunday night. WE-I SCI« I latti« Maui North There wa» a party »rd lunch »« rv«<l ai Sank Hannah*» "*«tuniay night. Ail South ;» y<d a g»x«t tin «-. Part uf th«- men ( orvalli» & Ea«tcm Noithwist Farmstead anti were io ipmg i*ank iloctue hi* *ick h»>r«e Ml NKtRS which <iud lau r. Santuiro N’t ws on« year il. 25. i Albany. ............................ 13: C. 1 h« Burton fan .ly »rd Mrs «>««• i Mill City ......................... . I’.MkV went to *eio Saturday. i J Daily except Sur,. ’•y* Ilo» Mr Davi» «»•»« W>d <>l a Bad M » »«lady» **mith t.» • ¡«de g at Art C tug* llK-da-» near Mthatna. Mr at»* 1 Mr» W . .. were -,»«'■■ nt the t. me uf John 1 net Sunday. •"-on e ti .i a,; I h*d a very t»ad V. • o, | I >,1. (Ila. k»v Oti-r. .Virato Ir- R«>y VVortn oted at th- l»<d "Mv i t'i. r Mc< «or l*avia gave < h< mr of V. H (¡rim»» -un»!»s. m< a "mall l>»«tl» of Chamberlain’«: After tak.ng thin I Boon Erc*t ha» »irk ix>r»ea. Farmer* ci ugh on. will hate to get iw.rne cf th »» tractor» 1» ught half a dorr-i Lol tie« of it but ’ : them m tn .ongh l»-ft I to do their farm work w ith S B Cole »«vf family were Sunday rr.c and I have nut I k »- i >troubled«inre,” Obtainable everywhere. . idtor* at the Mike Hdy* .i ho » M A. I Randall, V ■»• Pre». i: 1 Hoc» i a gen.-ral banking buxine»», n eelyaa i money «'.ibjcct to checa. |»ay» in tarent on tim> d«*pu»lts, am! m regularly in»l>*cted by »tule bank ■ minine r*. Farmers I tike Notice On Sale Daily R. SHELTON All rail route. V’al'ev or <‘«>a«t I, <■ l-.-tw » n >an Frat etneo ami l.os An«»-!. ». 4 daily train« Pcrtland to San Fra >rmc«. ¡'■rough »tamiani ami U/i.rist »ieep.r.g car/, di-er*. < •l»«*rvation care on limit»! traina. Administrator of Estate* Nrgutlabd. •oar.» Mt. SI arta I-**: «*n leak Cow «’reek, K< -u Mt Tnmp’a!« Abstract» Obtain«*! and Examined Rive, and sncrainanto Canyons /■anta Crux, *-ant « Barbara and !. -*» Angele» Co. Be.ache* Yoacmite Valley, Baker* ieH <i t e!d« and Orang«» ol.tGf’N Empire A»k th- lw a! a :<-nt or write A. G. HULL, John M Scott, «icncral Pa* cii er Vgcnt, Portland. Oregon S outhern P acific Pinj8ician xr- Surgeon Telephone, hi< hange No. 11 OHMiON BRYANT BILYEU DEN ITEMS ATTORNEY AT LAW ¿01-2 New Hr»t .National Bank Bldg. Sank Hamah look dinner with Grime» Monday. !!»• cam«- after » , light plow a« »<-vi ral of ilia hi. rm were »ick. He raid he was ing to plow if hr ba I to take th«- pl.tee of a hone hinuudf. \ I.BAN Y < >RE< •( )N G. E. Korinek, B. V. S Mr» »»urtman and laittir Kogers via- ■ ited at the home of Jake Weidman re cently. They enjoy the bracing air of Mt I’roapcct. Veterinarian 1 he frog» »ay »pring haa cone to «tay, and the blue beli» give eon»» nt by »howing their pretty facaa. Both Telephones STA YLOS - - (JUEGOS J D Grime» took .Mr» W H Grime» and »on to Scio W Mneaday, the latter going for medical treatment E Wendt riyufe a bu»ine»» trip Scio recently. T. K. SANDERSON A «ix year old child came running the hou«e caylng, 1 Mama I’m »o g you taught me to be good and not let ma have my own way and grow up like a band of little pig» " Thia moth er never put anything out of baby*« reach, and a more miachievou» child I never «aw, but baby »»« taught th«r« were thing» it euul>!»'t have. It war given thing» to an>u»<* it»elf wi»h mih I it M>vn learned to be content with what it could have. Tbi» took tin r but not near the time it take» to keep putting thing» out of baby’» reach. DENTIST Talephon*: 27-7 M im Nelda Wendt vimtrd at the Boy Worth horn* Saturday. Deafness Cannot Be Cured SCIO MEAT MARKET Mr» S It Col«* vtaited at the Prtch h »me recently. Otto Col«- i- treating with a apeela!i»t at >alem for growth» in hi» no»« any throat. ette University Quartet Feb. 24. Roy Worth a->d I' Wendt are improv ing the look» of their place« by puttin, a; the School Auditorium. OREQíN (CIO Prof Bilyeu had a IltUe program al hi« fchcnl the 23d. W II Grr. '« and* Ray !).» .«m ar. makii g rad» »nd «iubing brir«h for ' Don’t fail to hear the Willaih- C Burme»t«r i Mil I s IV. A. Ewing, President The Senior girls are saying, A I’ Ruiter vt»it«*d at th«- “Ixiok out for the red middies.” home recently. Several of the high school st i- dents are planning on attending the debate at Jefferson Friday evening. A committee of two ¡»appoint ed by either Miss Berryman or Prof White to report on current event» in the mornings. Prof White sprung a most de lightful surprise on the school Tuesday mormng when he told them they could have a h; If holi day that afternoon. The Garland prize 1« offered to the seventh and eighth grade* for English composition work. Freda Thayer’s many friends remembered her with a postcard shower last we«d(. Although the Seniors all ex pect to leave high school this year tney have decided to start a plan thev hope will be carried out by the future graduates. That is to dedicate something to the school that they will be re membered by. This year the class will buy rose slips an«! plant around the school campus. Pn»f White has appointed three girls, Ledmela Kukacka. I.iez Hirons and Sylvia Goo'b a a committee with th«* assistance of Mrs A G Prill to select the ruses. (SENIOR EDITOR.) M \«il I<eavc»Scio Postulile«-* ■ t 7:10 a ni ami .tin p in for Writ Scio and 8:lh a m and 2 SW p n» for Muni.«»r » from V «rtlntMi It is just as imnortant th* ' farmers keen an »«•C'lrat* a«* • amt of all biisine>s «!<>’.•', as i' i is for th»* m«*rcha’it or hanker il >».v do you know whether vou co v is eating her h sid «>il «; y >ur hogs piy(ng for th mi ■ ve unless you keep a record. I et u i all l>e up tn «!at • anti keep fr*st cla s -tuff oily. A simnle sy»t-m of bookkeeping that car h* Kept by a child, is for • '<■ right Iter- in Sci-«. Wiley Gard ner, the company’s repr> st nti- ti». «*, who has plac<«i many »■« t.* of this simplified bovkkeei ing s stem around Scio, may ! «• found by any inter« Ue«i far » . i at the Scio Hotel or at H itler A Gill’s store. Gall and a« «• while he is here. MIXEEHSunJ U EST SCIO STAGE High«st tnarket price paid for Hides, V<-al and Hogs (live us a trial HolecheK Bros.. by |or«| x‘t « hr , .« th« ; «Anr»««» F» tr •h»- of ib< «r Th»«1 mit y on* way to •«»« •«. »«*4 tint *r r. «,».-Il« • I*» -Pi«-»* rAun*«! l*y •»« v»**»<í¡»**»»« th- »»« r«M»e IIMRt «»f th« » »«•I’M hl* Y « be VI h th»« «’■!»» I» IV««!■««*»« 4 > •• « h«v«H k v.«l»b « i •opfui ««V l»«’*rf.rt h «>|og o .il nh«n I*, »mir»’) «*■■♦. i Icai« »» t* th - r«omlt •»»< t|í»G «W th* »ort.»»♦•»« rnw to* t*ltrw «»«• nn4 th»# fato» »•#• >r «I to it# - > *‘*i flow, h»vrit» g wll» be «t*#tr«»>ed ««»revov «in cage# «K»t *tf «e»» a» ««.•«■♦ t»v Ot >rvh which >• bwl «H |r»»I «ned r«»n4IU«4t nf th* mvewu« M»rfa*c» W» wH» glvr <*v»r lli«i«4t»’4 f»o '«•»# anv e»#r e.f|» . •• a » • ' ’» * • «-armo» to* «’♦tv» 4 toy ll»'l ■ <*<t#rr»« <*nr* f<*f v(v«".i ’# »rr-e> F J «’HKS’KÌ 4» <’«» Tn’M*» Ohi» gotti h» Dvtigr«#*# ìfcr T»h* II# « » al».IH rii # f<»r <-ongfipatWH» " • Scio Old n»p*nt 5 cents a bundle at I the News office. < ’ ■