The Santiam news., May 11, 1916, Image 4

School Notes
’’The Rescue of Prince Hal.
Don't fail to sec it at the School
Auditorium May 20.
Come,
bring vour friends nnd enjoy a
K «off play. Admission 15c am
25c.
Following is ihe ch »':
Pr.nce Hal. Delbert l«ong; Mrs
Parker, Ixrreen White; Mr Par-
k-r, Alvin Gill.ey; I xiuim 1 I'.tr-
l-r. Bertha Smith; Wellingtor
Parker. Victor Lyons; Mr Mar
tin. Orville Gilkey; Mrs Ki»b
Colvin. L dm a Kukacka; Em
ma. Inez Hirons.
Synopsis:
Hal. whose
ran <• in Harry H< r.derson H«- -
is the somewhat
harnpi red
nephew of an ultra-fashioriubl«
"swell poor" New York family
w ho have serious plans for send­
ing him to the navy. An unex­
pected visit from Aunt Kate, r.
real millionaire and a real aristo­
crat. throws the family into con-
sternation.
Needing "spun»
false hair and other rocessitie*,’
they try to make an impress) n
upon practical aunt Kate, who
spend* her time trying to uplift
the women of Egypt and other
outlying districts. The Parker
family ruMHHt«‘d by Hal, wh-
studies up on Egvpt, go in for
"Culture" us a sure road to aunt
Kate's heart. She take • th (
wheel and steers Hal’s bark int
happier waters, r«‘.wuing bin '
from an atmosphere of bring-
parties, automobiles ami other
"gilt edges."
The Senior claFs has th«1 p!ai
for Commencement completed
Baccalaureate, Mat 28; the pr- !
gram for class night to be giv<
June 1 is being prepar«*d; am
Commencement, June 2,
Mr Miller ol Shelburn is now
teaching the Grammar grades.
Those who attended the play
"Sherwood" al Willamette Uni­
versity, reported as having en­
joyed it very much and was wei
worth the trip there and hue-
through the rain.
(SENIOR EDITOR.)
"Chamberlain's Tablet» Have lion
k' onderà lor Me "
"I have been a sufferer from stomaci-
trouble for a numi cr of years, ar.d al­
though I have used a grvat nundier «J
remedies recommended for this com
plaint, ( hamb< rlain's I ablets is th«-
Brut medicine that haa giv<n me posi
tie* and ¡■•ling relief," wiitesi Mrs
Ant.a Kadln. ■ pence rport,
N
Y.
"chamberlain's I ablets lave done
wonders for me and I value thrm very
highly." Obtainable everywhere.
Auto Has Close Call
What might have been a very
serious auto ucciiient happened
nt Went Station on th«* Wood­
burn-Springfield branch railroad
last Thursday evening when the
nuto driven by Mrs Holdridge of
P aitiview, in company with her
brother F L Beard of Yoncalla,
was struck by train No. 97 in
charge of Conduct« r Robert Sel­
lers, resulting in a badly dam­
aged radiator, one front wh«el,
and other daningts totaling prob­
ably $100. At tl e point when
the accident occurred the track
is partly concealed by an orchard
and fence. Both Mrs iloldridg«
and Mr Btard say that the first
warning received of the ap­
proaching train was given when
the train waj not mere than 60
feet away.
Mm Holdridge
showed great presence of mind
in turning the auto abruptly to
the left so that the train just hit
it. which act doubtless saved
their lives. —Albany Democrat.
Mrs Holdridge and A r Beard
were returning home fr> m a visit
ut Scio with their parents, Mr
i
and Mr. A F Beard.
fTNlTED
,!U STA1EÌO
CREAM SEPARATORS:
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A Heart-to-Heart Talk with Yon
Have a heart, neighbor*
Why buy a “near" separator f- - r. . iloik.
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when you can get a “regular’' Cream Separator fre . n.e?
You don t know who m-.ke* the msil-o.dcr separator , but * b-io.
k« 3 the
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United State» Separator. And what's more,
know th-.t hei 12 y< r*’ ex-
peri nwe, their splendid reputation f-r hon< *t ' «En
d their utorid’a
record for ctosod ekimming, is behind every S iretur I
Jli a dealer I pin my faith to tbo United St ;ter Cream f
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An -near inventin ard of Am - can
manufacture. As i dairyman you can baol on 'b Unite « St. *ce Crt un ieparat r, because *t baa back <.4 ii
my p» rsonal guarantee to you, am’ the maker's puxi .
• • b th of .>*.
Buy ri^hf horn at homo f Don't txkr chances on » rr1-.» -.ary' u! i ni *i x n dm n»> ated. Come U m , or let
me come to you, a iy day in tha week, and I will »!., t you * real up-to-Jate Cream St pur a tor—one that u a* far
ahead of the old disc types as autoa ura ahead of ox
ria.
/ udll shout you a Crea n Separator that jjet? tn > n i t - t'
d bettr-r er'-am, with 1~ . labor, th* n any olu *r cr the
> <’ on«-that rurs easier, is I'-.-i-hed qui<'k«'r. I
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X.■« i< i ,»p-k..e;. than any pic..< i
machinery of its kind ever designed. 1 w.il chow veu a Creoi i Separator th.it can be kept in perfect sanitary
condition without making life a burden to the womci ilka.
Neight.or, I wsnt to »how you the rr.-r «• J 1.1 i' I Sta
yen'r ahead of its competitors!
On row next trip to town lock me up, cr pb nt : n f ■
. .u. If you dot. t grow as enthusiastic over itr good
point* us I am, then the treat is go tae. i d be iookir.y to< >< u!
P:.v-‘
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MORRISON.
?3LITICÄL ;
J. H. GLASS
Ml Antraun- « ment* under this head ■rr
paid advertisement*.
Brownsville, Ore
candidate for the nomination to the
office of
County Surveyor
I am a rnndidafe for the nomination
'.o the office of county surveyor. I am
ow serving mv fourth tcrhi as county
urveyor f- r I.inn <v»unty and f«-el that
his aervir«- sb>>uid I»- a rvcomniend u>
he voters of I inn county.
The office of county surveyor is one
<1 which jxperienc«- niakre proficient,
t rrqulr » »«-vi ral years cxjicilvrre in
h«- matter of hand.ing dc(*d. road and
lli«r rec< ids in <-<>iin«*ction w th the
«urveyors off •• bcfi re a surveyor is
on pi t« nt !«■ j'i»r I.is l> s! matured
Jdg. no :.t to tho-c r. muring the same
im familiar with all pirts of I inn
county in connection with road and;
■ther survey*
.
I am the |x-r»on»l owner of what is
xnown to the early settlers of the,
•ounty as the E T. T. Fiahers field-j
totes which cover a period of over 20 ;
«ears surveying in Linn <
notea arc the government fleldnutc»
written in book form and have all the
re-establishments of government cor- j
ter« insrrtrd. These notes make an
nvaluable recon! for accuracy and ef-|
dciency in surveying
I attend«
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SCIO
OREGON
BEEF, PORK and VEAL
>tn<
Republirnn umidi-
date for nominal ion
Countv Treasure!'
. ■ Meats and I.ani.
I'ork and Veal Pickled.
Veal
Loaf, Pork Sausage and Hamburger.
Pickled Heart, Tongue and Pig* Eeet.
t ar-tw ' Pork and Veal for I.ut ch.
II 7//
(Pak! Adverti»«-men1)
Bologna Hausage.
I ish on Fridays.
rr Cleanliness is the
1*(ISS
\\'tut!
MARKET
Ralph Thom
Candidate for
County Recorder
Having had exfu-rienee with the county
records, and being familiar with tin-
work in th«- Recorder's office, I f< 11
’hat I can run the office efficiently and
economically.
Your su| p rt will l e
Rp,,rM.iaU^
— ■- Adv
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(Pak!
W. E.
äi’XÄ“ CHRISMAN
’IO
f W a«hni|ti>it nrw! Idaho.
If ni'n.inaicd in th«- coming primanca
nd clcctod in November to the office
f county ajrvcyor, I will cndenviir to
•ive to the citte'-nw of Ulin county th«-
■«■»t of my knowledge at.d experience.
( ’and¡date for Ro-
publican nomination
............. ty Commis-
sinner for Ulin coun­
ty.
(Pak! Adv )
Paid Adv.)
Mrs. Ida Maxwell Cummings
Republican candidate for
County School Supt.
Personal supervision of all schools.
Better text books and practical work.
Paid Adv.)
Present
BEO. 6. BINGHAM
Paid Adv
O. H
Bodine
Republican candidate for nomination
for the office of
SHERIFF
Republican Candidate for
Circuit Judge
Linn and Marion Counties
At Republican Pnmancs, May !!»
VEAL,
Will endeavor to ascertain what
If elected I will continue my same pol-
the
law m. and apply it tn the
y to faithfully dischrrge my doties
t ail times; strict law enforcement; facts in each particular case.
■pecial attention to tax collection, par- «
ticularlv delinquent tax«*.
•
“Impartial Justice to All**
(laid Adv.' Paid Adv.)
HOGS, POULTRY,
HIDE*.
Oregon life
slways wanted, Check maile«! fannera
lay after aale
Market infornr.aUon.
tags free. If you want tetter ptie«-s
than you are now getting try ua. Ask
your neighbors
to try us — F. H.
-t JIM Al Z A ’ O . U5 brent St . Port-
0. M. JOHN, Ditrict Mgr. Cemlhs, trejai
¡and, lire. Paid up capital H'i.Wl.üO.
BEST FUR OREGONIANS
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