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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1916)
9 9 * « 9 ./ ' v *•/ «y • 0# • * 1 A ’ * » . • A î -• • i •«•’ • .* r - * • • ♦ ' 1 a • * ft • Äk» V . - ) »'S. ••• » — . J • - -e • 5 • e S'-v; «,?>."• ,*R ' • .» ’ * • • _ •A *• 9 t w . w» ‘ . a • » - V sj - *» I ■ • • + 9 • - W . e. •. - ■ • ? f- • » . tUJU A % and Listen! We arc in the market for prac tically anything nu have to »«-II, having an Haxelwnod cream sta tion working in <• >njiincti< n with us in the same building. Bring us your egg-, poultry, hides veal, fire«« d |x>rk, cas- »at a bark, < '! < I • W \ I. etc. Our Hnzrlw« sir ;n•:■< n’alive, Mr 0 R Turner, wl.o came here from North Yamhill, leaving many satisfied patrons, who re gretted his leaving them, has charge of the har dling and test* ing of cream ai d will treat you right. ¡Notice to Patrons cf School Di&riët 95 School will open on Frida* September 15, instead of Mon day, September 18. The object in to organize ard order books and recensary supplies before school opens on Thursday, Sejr- t ember 21. This change is nec essary on account of the teach- era institute held at Albany Septemb r 18-19-20. Hy order of District Board. J. F. Weedy, ClerK. Prunes Wanted Pineapple Pcpcin fo ' SucccMont to Scio Cash Produce Co. f òhe tintinni ileus pub : ished every T hursday by L W, CIIARI.ES rlnti-red at the poatoff’.cr at Seto, Ore.. tut <H-cund-claas mail matter. One year in advance (»no year, at eml of year Si* month« in advance 1 hrve month« in advance Advertising rales made application. II 25 1 50 7 • 50 known on QUESTION CRAZE SEIZES THE G.O.P. Democratic WORLD Long Had Monopoly ol This Idiocy But Opposite Party Is Infected. STRING OF INTERROGATIONS TO FEASE WILSON IDOLATERS Questionnaire No 1—Will All the Wil. eon Note« Be at His Notification? —How Old Fool Free Trade Hit Vour Line ot Business Just Betör« the Battles Brgan?—When the War Babies Oi« Will You Weep at th« Funeral? The qtieeflon hnhlt grown Ton mny a«k a question of any on«. Why ■hould th« dear old public «acat-e? Here an- » few from The New Turk Sun for the man In the atreel : Do you approv« of th« Rivera and Harbora loot? Do you want four y«ara mor« of watch ful waiting with th« National Guardam«n undergoing military training in « tropical climat« In mid- aumm«r? Do you hold that the duty of the United Statea la to serve humanity and let it« own cltlr.na be killed and outraged? Do you f««l proud of not«a with noth ing behind them? What do you think of th« V«ra Crul adventure? Would you like to hav« been an Am«r- lean aoidiar at Carriial? Do you lova Carranra? Do you b«li«v« in a financial regime conducted largely In th« interval of on« aectlon of the country? Do you deslr« to cut th« Philippine» loow In order that Japan may gobble th«m? Do you want four mere year« of Daniela? Do you approve of wrecking th« diplo matic aarvica to provld« joba deaervlng O*mocrata? Ara vo Do you b«>l«v* in preparedness for a flood of cheap European wares as soon as peace cornea? Have you noticed the significant in crease of imports in the past year, despite the war? How did fool free trade hit your tin« of business before August 1*14? And your friends? Were you all cheered up by the Un derwood tariff bill? Do you think the doubling of th« Incom« taa 1« fair while million«* worth of COmpetit.v« Import« come In fr«e? Where ar« you going to be when the war bab>«« d<a and buame*« «lip* back to the cold. hard, normal ba«i«? Can you conceive of any po««ible good to you or to the country from another Presidential term like th« present on«? Will you perpetuate aectlonalitm, greed, ignorance «tupid'ty—general Ineptitude in Congreaa? ATTRACTS BUSINESS MEN. Mr Hugh«-» ha» m«t trterl to «care anytMMly. I>ut ha» merely |»irtru)«M the errors <>( the pi«-»«m Administra tion it nd set forth certain principles on which the affairs of the munir) should In- m»n«g«v1 in the future There I» a political logic In this por trayal. the culiiiliuiilot) of which In the mimi <>f the voter I« e*(>re»»ed by the lrv<iuent remark : "lie is I he kind of nino «e «»ut to «teer us through." This ha» been «sl<1 hy tunny a busi nes» num »he qualltlr« seen In Mr. Hugh«« are poise, a strong, sane mind, sincerity and a wllllngnena to ancrlffce life. pli)«lrnl or |tolltlt-al. to the good of the country Nor I» there any ques tion a« to the qunllty of nerve to meet the rtiwrgcnc.«-. of the four yours be ginning Murcb 4. 11)1?. t'un ft ctioncry, 1er Cream, TnHstrco nini Cigars I will buy or dry Prunes or. the shares a? my farm near Thomas, Oregon after Septem ber 13. H. Stru-kmeier. SCIO. 1 i imiB h® <! ÎP ' l'.-e ti»«-*! rr narkabi CIAF « ^hitieh’-e*t. I* «» r t \ òu J iXF.vr VX*» - r?» “iti©:’ I* r, rlrU hraù* r‘: rful betrtr Hip ■» «elaftrUcft 4 r< -4». r ♦ «« urVinir erthtlition. W< » kxdd <*r hamild«! 1 :» 4 Ihlnlt t u- h • f I! that wr offflr Rac and 11 !<«>:. Hh a ixMiitlve iruatai.t« «•* of re- r tamii«? ta te melatali/» I ». «r i •*. ! a p • e-» thina WfcW ft fi Û 5 fl TTENTION F ft R IVI E RS tit ” hi •. in town du i • fad tn call our »tore. where you will always find a good line of staple merchandise to select from. Our prices are the lowest and our good* the brut C. A. Fverctt, Fcio. < regon W < take rtirt and butter in exchange and pay the h.gheot price for same. Miki our store vour Headquarters. Mr N C Lowe is the only li censed undertaker and em balmer of Scio. Al! work guaranteed satisfactory. We have a large stock of cas kets on hand and a nic? hearse. All calls promptly attended day or night. A lady’s services will be furnished if required. SCIO, SCIO. OREGON Paaamrxt, W. F. Gill. ->«<a»r«Mv, R. "belt.m J J. J.Barnes, W. F. Gill, A. Bilyeu. J. R. Barnes, Mrs. Jennie Warner. ompaiir OREGON TODAY’S MAGAZINE SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN- -iHl-iKA I I- l> With Its Many Improvements WILL DELIGHT YOU 111 < KMIII. H ta- IIH.« • Our Fl< ur ia a* pood a» any made in th«- Wiliarm-ttf Valley Mr»«t Suhscribers consider TODAY’S a genuine necesAily beceoer e ectualiy helps to solve slm<Mt every prohlem c4 the «nie, nurfher so«' hontrn.sk« /. r/’/.-r You will imd the clever fiction and tumanftc «tones hoes real Mr hke i rhe »Mug breezre ovrv hch-r <4 Sewers. >.d K ct'.iii . iati ED \\ r- «1.. • Oewerel C m » om Mill*,,, D m »*»»»» teed an flew» Sale W. t lowr and Wh.al B,.«» hl .nd tachanged are In the tl.ld tor B««»ln Tree« Y <•« Right You will love TO« PAY’S not only htAXH« »1 M cd and dependable, but bcCAUM* cirtjf mimle-r Hill bring mln yeur hotS4| joy. ioapua’i a. tncoui• agemeal and rood cheer that vacation A yaan «ubicription coat« you only 50 coat« \taay aagl* imvw will bit wank that m y«u m »»««y-Mnag N»ai aaJ yl*awr«. Svlwtnb« today. TODAY*« MAGAZINE "Rot America ft not »Imply • land for the man of »pri-iHi mi rn< or of di»iingui«hed aptitude Tlila 1« the home of the average ♦ inun. the urfltnary man who 1» ♦ doing hl» hr»l. »hate«er. hy tai ent or aptitude and In our large indu»irinl < h -< u|H<tiou« where lh«m»nhd« are giitlnriil togetbei in one »er* Ice. we want a re« ng nllloii o? human brol her hood 10 providing for the welfare ot llioae who make the wealth of thl» great country. ♦ “We want workingmen to be •aft-guarded from every Injury that can be prevented. Wv want the health ot the work mgiix-n looked after; ever) iio-un» provided which canducr» In the proper »tandpotnt of llv ing; every mean» provided for pr<>t>er recreation; appropriate m«-nn» for education, tor vim -» tlonal training. In «hurt the workingman who 1» on the jot. and rt|-eet> to continue In that |«>t> ought to feel that he 1» doing •omeihlng worth while for a • immunity that appreciate» It .nd give» him a fair chanew t< • nd a happy and drevnt life.— From Mr llnghea «peecb ai I >etr.Mt. OREGON CAffTON, OHIO PS-V y»«r «hurth »••«!• msn»r, tmi» •«*■* ilo»fe ring U |J J TODAYS »1 OtiTt J. 04, U few CiktatrK »* (hulA SrrJ ht he« . 'TT trip should not he drlayrd ilailiiij le.irn..i.) nJ • • THE ORECOH ACniCULTU.TAL C3LLECE Newport Oregon's premier beach resort to not far away and to easily reached. 2 In ttt Si< S h ml* tn-1 F *rtv ei<ht !>• ptrlnirntA i* in the xrvAt woy I Daily Trains Ot uniting Izirmiij' *n * I.« ' r. Forty-»i^biS Xhooî Year O> n* from Alt any and Corvallis low round trip far-» are available. G«x«i hotel arcomodationa. Fine aurf bath ing. Boating on Yaquina Bay. SEPIEM3ER 18. ISIS. Cegree Court•« rt.punng « tn- vrw high «cliod t-rcp-tali-.U. are -•«. red Ir Ike hdh-wiug AGRfCI'l.TUIt K. IS fiepartment« •f»M MKR< I? 4 Itepar nu nt- I l l-.KINi;, ti lte;tarti’<< nt«, MIN|-> ttepartment». h<>K l'-TH V, 2 Ih pat ’i. il» ll'tdli F.COSOMICS 4 l-vpir manta: and PHARMACY Vocational Courte» reqir -g . .{ighth Or«.te prepiratb-n rutran re otfrrvd ti Agri 'il-n-e. Da rvr Cori mere«. F>rr.trv H «me M<’««r». Méchante Art» Phtrtnacy with a lw year high arh>*tl eutr.ncr -rquin tt eni SCI« MH. oP MrstC.—Piano. String Bard and Vince Lulturv I'itnI-agwc and brauuftil illn-tratr booklet ire« Ail<i'«ai T mi R«tc.r«Tn»n. 1 • : 1» I» iu > iu) iu «> ai .U" oa-tOo 1 7 tn nt Actr to enjoy a vacation A»k any locai agent or ante to $5.10 (.<r JOHN M. S< OTT. General pajienger Agent, Port land, Oregon Southern Pacific <
