The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, July 20, 1916, Image 1

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    VOL.
XX
Your suit cleaned and pre- ed.
— Guy McKnight.
51tf
Clinton Arnold, who has been
ill with typhoid fever for the
past five weeks, is slowly im-
proving.
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LINN
< 01 MY. OREGON.
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on th« 4’.
low
To thoMt who |»ay promptly in I
bdkMHC«' th«* ulwvripthH) price tw
Oli-jon lh'««'li>|>m< n( Vr»< In Line of
j»cr year. Th»* price it II.&0 if paid
Induatrtr». Payroll«, anil I'rixlmi­
at »»r«1 of y»»ar
iter paper b not »ent
to nulwcribrrv who ar»* mon? than one
ni Labor anil I nlerpriw.
year in arreara.
Word l-1 oui Dr. Prill
Figures compiled by Forest
Service flow that ti e furnit .re
manufacturer» of Oregon use an­
nually nearly seven million fi-«-t
of lumber, more than ha f of
which is Douglas fir and maple.
Il IA
t)
I-
N< >.
I
I ^i nspects for
Grtting Ready
I an Are Bright
lo Pave
c
tary of the
Linn
A ."Ciati»'!!,
s’ate
being p .iced in first class shape.
A
pavilion i ur di r course
of c"!--1ruction, the race track
fence is ln'irg fixed, and other
r«q er - mi.de.
Mr W ade an­
ti it ci
th, t an aer 'plane has
I h ‘«U
n .ike flights
duri! ti < three days of the fair
this year.
1 he j'i"j'. ri v ow is on North
Mam St have got together this
month and petitioned the city
council to let t . -m go ahead and
improve the street.
The old
cross walks will be torn out at
I ' '■
tOI to
. :
witii this work. Little work w ill
be required to place this street
on grade, and work is expected
to progress very rapidly.
It is
proposed to use crushed rock
md asphaltum, whi h will put
th" street in fir t da condition,
on a par with many towns much
larger than Scio.
Fhe same
treatment is planned by the
pnq.erty owners on the south
side of the bridge, for South
Main street
Best quality butter wrappers,
Salmon cannery at Bandon
Mrs A G Prill received a tele­
neatly printed to conform with
will operate under new manage­
gram from Dr Prill last Saturday
the law. 60c per hundt
ment.
drum L.s <>¡>1 i, une n N.
Y"t >•.
News office.
Eugene company gets brick
where he recently went on a
Mrs C A Parker returner! visit, stating that his mother, contract for Roseburg federal
home from Philomath Sat rday his sister .Mr - VanSlyke. ard Li building and also for new Rose­
morning, accom pa n i ed by her niece Miss N'e I VanSlyke. were burg high school.
The Franklin Butte Sunday
little granddaughters,
Myrtle all at the point of death, all un­
Timber interests considering
and Doris Hodge, who will visit der the same roof.
Miss Van­ construction of logging road School will hold an all day ser­
here for a few weeks.
Slyke taught in the Scio High from Dillard to tidewater on vier next Sunday. July 23. in the
gr<>\, <m tin-old Crablrev place
school two years, leaving here Coos Bay.
;;b mt I rniies »o'ith of town.
J N Weddle went to Breiten- in 191 I, and lias a ho-1 of friends
1-arge crew at work on elect ri-
bush Hot Springs last Saturday, here w tm are shocked to hear of
1'hi rally, or all day service,
flcation
of W est Side S 1’ lines is conducted under the auspices
where he will take the mud her serious condition.. Dr Prill
into Corvallis.
baths for a few weeks for his stated that she Lad be« n for sev­
>f the American Sunday School
The new plant of the \
I r.ion, which, is a National Hume
rheumatism. Other Scioans at eral months in an open air sani­
the springs are. Roll Morris, tarium in the Adirondack moun­ Fruit Juice Co for the iii.inufin.- M: lonar S ci- tv 99 years old,
The Southern Pacific has re­
Lloyd Lukenbach and Bill Neal. tains, but since his arrival th.ere, ture of a new drink from logan­ ■ irecti I by Christian business
cently
printed an illustrated
berry
juice,
has
b.
gun
opera
­
nun representing all leading de­
has been taken home to die. in
poster
showing
the covers of the
Don’t forget tn c •• nt the last stages of I ¡L •reu|u«i>, tion». The plant is modern in nominations. Several surround­
various
b.oks
issued
during the
Dr. Turner, formerly of and in cons -qtience the time of every respect and onerated ing Sunday Schools, including
year
ending
Jut
c
30. These
l.owe & Turner, the well known his having New York is unc-r- throughout by electricity fur­ the Scio school, are invited to
liooks arc group d in an artistic
eye specialist of Portland at Scio tain.
However he expects to nished by the Oregon Power Co. attend.
manner
and are headed. "Ore­
The
program
will
begin
at
Hotel, Thursday, August 3d. stop off in Chicago a coupie of
Report» received from nearly
Headaches relieved, cross eyes week» and take special hospital all sccl'ons of Douglas County !0:.'?l) a n> and at noon dinner gon Literature of the Current
straightened. Satisfaction guar­ work in surgery, and hop« « to indicate that tins year’s crop of will be served from b.Hkrts. a Year."
The Isxiks issued are tile fol­
anteed.
reach home the last ut this prunes will far surpass previous big i righboriiood family dinner,
lowing
given in date order of
aft-r
which
the
program
will
be
month.
years.
The old walk in front of the
Round the Loop,
resumed. All interested people issuance:
Coos Bav Times "Close to are invited.
News office has been torn out
Through
the
Heart of Willamette
$35 (Mt bicycle, as gissi as
three miles of track will be Inuit
this week and a new concrete new. for sale for
Valley.
Wayside
Notes Shasta
G.
W.
Rohrbaugh,
$26.00.
En-
by the Beuhner Lumls i- Cu on
walk is being built. This is an quite at this i ilice.
Route,
Oreg
>n
Walnuts,
Coos
Missionary A. S. S. II.,
North Coos river to tap tbeir
improvement that has been bad­
Bay
Country,
Oregon
for
the
Albany, Oregon.
ly needed tor several years, and
For Sale For(v-thne grade timber Boldings in that section."
Settler, Oregon Outdoors, Sug­
many others will rejoice with us Angora goats.
G L M ./. '.y.
gestions for Side Trips front
Construction of John Day
Prof and Mrs O V White re­
when the work is completed.
Thomas.
51t3p Highway, which will connect the
Portland,
Fillamook
County
turned home Monday after a
Beaches, Sacred Summits of the
Columbia River Highway with
Scio merchants report a phe­
Mrs 1. F Knowlton of Portland the Lincoln Highway, will I m * two weeks’ visit with relatives Siskiyou», Side Trip» Along
at Forest Grove and Portland.
nomenal. sale on cheese since came up last Saturday evenit g .started soon.
Shasta Route, Crater Lake, and
they began handling the product for a visit with her sister, Mrs
Newport.
lx»st
A
fish
basket
on
July
9
Wasco county cherry stems are
from the cheese factory at Rich­ E II Hob,>n.
A11 of the above Imoks have
L<iwren
Jeffer
on
and
Scio,
Iwing shipped to Europe to make
ardson Gap. The News venturi
Anyone finding same. please been issued in sufficient quantity
Mr and Mrs F T Bi you m< lur­ poisonous gas that is used by
the assertion that better cheese
•nd to A ( ameron, 711 E Gth to permit of a complete distribu­
is not made anywhere on the ed to Portland last Saturday on op|M>sing armies in France.
tion through the Eastern part of
St. Albany.
52t2
a business and pleasure trip, re­
Warmsprings district
will
1’acitic coast.
the United States as well as in
turning home Monday.
build larg«‘ dam. Work started
Paisley tu have new $30,000 the Pacific coast states, showing
again on Sunset Oil well nortn of high school.
Bill Brenner has had no takers
that the Southern Pacific Com­
Mias Sylvia Gooch came down Vale,
so far on hi» offer of 120 acres
pany is Oregon's biggest ■over-
from Gooch the first of the week
N. w cannery opened at New-
against ten cows that Hughes
Albany Furniture Co factory
for a visit at the home of her
¡•erg on 4th uf July. Also have user and booster
will be elected, so he says he has
will be re-opened in about bix
Copies of any of these book!
grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frank
new loganberry juice plant.
another offer for those who are
week».
can
be secured from any agent
Titus.
»polling to bet. He has sixty
Contract
let
for
$2,480
Madi
­
of
the
Southern Pacific or by
North Bend payroll» have In­
son
St
subw
ay
at
The
Dalles.
perfectly good jjpld dollars that
I
writing
John »M Scott, General
Bev II B Iler closed a two creased 1(M) per cent since Janu­
he will wager ugainst fifty, that weeks'
Agent,
Oregon gold output increased Passenger
Portland,
series of meetings at ary 1.
Hughes will be elected, Don’t Happy
Horne Friday night and
Astoria is putting up a strong $107,000 firs’ t> months of 1916 Oregon.
all speak at once.
came horn»* to occupy his pulpit fight for a submarine base at over same period 1915.
Sunday. Monday he went out port of Columbia.
Fot Sale-Fine driving or
C A Smith Lumlter Co will
Billy Shelton arrived home and brought his family home,
"It is estimated that the two build vessel in Marshfield snip saddle mare. Dr T K Sander­
Wednesday morning from We­ who had been camping there.
creameries at Fremont, Lake yard with 1,250.000 capacity, son. Sci.», Oregon.
natchee. Wash, where he tooK a
county, are turning out over designed to handle lumber by
Fred Jones left for Marion
chance on the Colville land draw­
three tons of butter |>er month, package system, to be complet« d
MARKU REPORT
ing, the winners of which will latke Tuesday morning. He was
requiring about
ten tons of in 5 months.
by Batch
be announced the 27th of this joined at Detroit
cream. What has become of the
Forest Grove to have new
The following ar. ■ i»h price» quot.il
month. Dean Turner and Cap Lukenbacn and Roll Morris who
fellows who Baid cream could not $X,(XM) Christian Science church. on Thurwiay of ,'«rh w.-i-k tiy our
Bilyeu who left here with him. have been at Breitenbnah the
be produced in this locality? In
dealer*:
They will
went on to Spokane to wait un­ past two weeks.
Gardiner Contract for build- Flour, prr Mek. ..................... ...
I .«•
addition to this a home cheese
spend some time at tne lake ang­
til after the drawing.
factory is in operation here and in/ jetty at mouth of Umpqua Bran. p-r »on................................ .. 2» on
ling for the festive trout
Middling», |» r ion.................... . H on
one near Fort Rock." Fort let to Portland firm for $151.660. Chop, wheat, |«T ton
Wm Wirth, who lives in the
. XÎ on
Allies have, in last year, paid Chop, oats, |H<r ton ................ . 31 iwt
Merle Cyrus, who is with the Rock Times.
Bilyeu Den section, sustained a
In Jackson county 25 men will $1.566,000 for Oregon and Wash­ Butter, (< ountry) prr roll
painful injury Tuesday afternoon Paige p<*uple of Portland, came
Butter Fat (not) . . ..
M
when he cut his thigh about two up Saturday evening for a weeks work on 7,000 yard rock crush­ ington spruce for manufacture
Egg», ruiw count, prr dolrn .
so
of
war
aeroplanes.
inches above the knee with a visit at home. Merle was with ing contract for state highway.
Brna, |*r pound............
IO to It
Bonds sold and work will start t,erar, per pound ..................... ,.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co raises
hand adze, while working in the the party that tried to scale Mt
0»
-
on
on manual training building Turkey», jwr |<oi>nd ................
Hood
recently,
and although price for sugar b"ets at Grants
timber. Dr Hobson was called
14
Pucka, per i«HirMl Pekin
at Fossil.
..
12
and found it necessary to take they did not get very far, he Pass.
I lurk». Indian Bunner
.
. ... 10
Quick nickelplatmg liquid for
seven stitches in the cut The says they got what they went
Standard Oil Co erecting ware­ Fork, drveai-d .................. ..
9
young man is reported as get­ after, i. e., plenty of free news­ auto lamps, etc. invented and house, oil tanks, etc at Stanfield I‘»irk, live weight.
......... ,.. .».'»I
paper publicity.
ting along as well as possible.
¡being manufactured at Salem.
i to serve as distributing plant.
Veal, per pound, for »hipping
»... *.
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