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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1916)
■tf ■* . *• • . 6 • * < 1 #■ - »V .- Ai- • ♦«* VtJ X A < VOI your * For aale 15 ewe lambs if taken soon. Densmore Wade Co. 1 i t : on I Xl'll.l /A k/B jjjon \| .\t \\ s \r , .\i kiwr To t«.os<- who pav promptly In sdvane» th«- sul«serip<-«»t> price is SI.00 Oi>’C“n D<r«rlupai«nt \«»i in I.In» of par year. The pner i? >1.1*5 if psul Industries, Payroll*, and Products «luring year. The p»|*r I« not in-nt to subscriber« who ar# «nur» than one uf Labor and Fnt.rpn»«-. )e»r in arrears. 1 he LJ vet ion |j.t< This» lax evening Hughes al l « a ; I « I m * elected, although California is still in the doubtful column. Fiom preaeni indica- ti<>’is, w hichever way it swings will decide the election. I! twlf.v !ui • been r«*-«*lrcte»l to (ongrers; Percy R Kelly i Ge<> G Bingham are elected Circuit Judges, and Gale S I dtslricl attorn *y -all R**p. Th«* county ticket stands as Th»* follows: < Cnarh « Childs, F H Porter, rep. >.. W P Elmore, «le n , legislature; D H Bodme, rep.. I’1» Maxwell Cummings. rep., seh« o! supt., Velma Davis. «lem., recm«ief, R M Ru>s«*ll, r» p . clerk: V« \\ Francis, rep.. treasurer; E L Fisher, rep., as- set or; T J Butler, rep., com- missioner; Cha.*« Leonard, tep.. surveyor, Win Fortmiiler, rep,. coroner. NOTIGE OF SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEIlEhV GIVEN to the 1 «nt al voter« of Sc., k »I District No. 96 of Scio, I mn County, ;>tate of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of «aid IHatnct will U h-kl at School llouae on the 26th day of November. 1916. at 2 o'clock in the aftomno«« to voto «in the proposition of levying a Hp* i'ial district tax. I h« total amount uf money needed by th«« diatrict during the 6a?al year beginning on June >9th, 1916, and «nd lug «n June IMth, 1917. la «-stnnacl in th«- following budget and iticludes the amount«« to l«e received from the coin- ty school fund, state school fund, spe cial diatriet tax and all «ther moie) « of the diatrict: I Announcement made that erec- 1 tion of large saw mill to hand!«* 124,000 ft. of government tim ber on middlefork of John Day \\ ’ river will be started at once. Rev H B Iler is conducting One contract as ur and t wo revival meetings in North Al- Just as n matter of informa or three others b :ng negotiated bany this week. tion for th« Santiam News, we at Portland, all for construction note that E C Peery, cat «lidate of visst-lsof from 3000 to 4<W Th? News goes to press late for the legis attire, had the tons deadweight. this week as a result of an extra largest vote of any legislative BUDGET Portland rublier mills contract» T<-arhers ‘ salaries ........... ...« 4175. W rush of work that came in 3b<»ut candidate in North and South 5000 gross of rubber heels t-t Apparatus and suppliea, such our usual time for printing, and Scio precincts combined. It is about $100.000. The company is as maps, chalk, eraser*, inability to secure extra help. therefore evident that he ran increasing its capital stock front 35.00 stoves, curtains, etc. . ahead of his ticket, a statement $25.000 to 44».FOO. Library books........................ 46.00 G M Fiook and family are CX- in the Nows of sonic weeks ago It<t>aira of «choolh «use*, out- Grants Pass — $76,443 contract peeled her« trom Buxton the to the contrary, notwithstanding. building* or fences. ........ fit'.UO , let to Portland firm for new Janitor's wage* ................. 316.UO last of this week to spend the — Scio Tribune. H Light............. . ............................ , courthouse. w ir tcr. They will take care of It appears that the Tribune Clerk's salary ami postage ... 46.00 Portland- October bank clear L *onard Gilke» ’s place while the editor, or whoever wrote the Postage, stationery ami ad latter family vi? ts with relatives above, has about as I.’.tie regard ings aggregate $76.605,993; larg vertising ......... . 25. ou W. Compton Fur the payment of borni«, in California for a few months. for the truth as he has for th«* est in city’s history. warrant«, notes and other The political fight is now over Santiam News. Wilson rec»ive«l indebte Ineaa, contracted and business and industry will Janus W am ( ««nipton was Service« will be held at the 110 votes in North Scio ami Mr prior to May 22. 191®, and ««I'.«ton County. Mo. Catholic cl.urei; next Sunday at Peery 109. while in South Scio be given a chance to cutch its bort in W for inter««st th««r«>on............ r/«o.uu 11am. Father Henry will of Wilson secured 131 and Peery 77. breath before Cor gress begins on November 17, 1 31. He was For the payment of bond», to legislate and regulate it usuin. mnrr • d t-> Mai nda Sumpter on warrants, notes and other ficiate and preach. Th«’ Sm day irdebt'-dneaa, con true ted on School class will meet after the Porth nd— Public employment March 11. 132 an«l crossed the or after May 22, 1915. ami services. The uublic is cordially bnnuu finds jobs fur 4408 in Oc plains by ox team in 1853. He for interest thereon............. •jx:«. io settled iri B ntun county where Domestic Science supplies inviti d. tober. HU. 00 New factory now turning out he resided for four years, and Total estimated amount of Mrs J M Meiklejohn returned fine Rogue R;v«r Valley sugar us then moved to Linn county, money to be exjien<l«<l for Having sold <> ir produ ■ • busi borne Wednesday evening from a finished prmiuct at Grunts Puss locating five miles from Scio,and all purposes during year .. 7631.1« ness in Scio to Mr 0 R Turner, moving to Scio in 1887, where a two weeks visit at lower Valley Myrtle Point to have uew lum ESTIMATED RECEIPTS we are now in position to devote he r« »idcd until his death. He points. She was accompanied ber yard and ulaning mill. From county school fund dur our ent-r* time to the hu i-.g of whs th«* father of 14 children. by her sister. Mrs J C Simmons ing the coming school year.. >200.00 C J Tay lor, editor of Molaiiu iive stock. II wife an i ten children sur From sta e school fund during of Molalla, who will visit with If at any time you have any Pioneer has disposed of his inter vive t< g. fher with 46 grandchil the coming school year ... . □«•00 her for a few days. stuff ready call uh up and we ests in the Pioneer to Palmer <t dren and 24 great grandchildren. Cash nuw in hand» uf the dia 56. 20 will call on you and make you a Palmer, late of Dillon, Montara, He di« I at Scio Nov«»mber 4 1916 trict clerk............................ . . Mias Louise Svoboda of Scio Cash now in hands of county price on it. We will handle hogs to enter the lecture field. uid «a la «1 to rest in the Ma- returned home this morning af treasurer, belonging to the on a margin of 75c under Port Flour mill sells for $12,000 at >nic c nictery on November 6, district .................................. 230.00 ter attending the wedding of her land market. Our si; j ping points Paisley. He united with the Baptist chu Estimated amount to be receiv aisler. Bessie here yesterday to will be West "Scio and Crabtree. ed from all other sources dur New sawmill to be built 6 mi rch in 1852. V W Ryzner. She was accom ing coming school year, high Densmore-Wade Co. les west of Bend will employ 50. panied home by her sister, Mrs school fun-1 and tuition .... 17MO.OO Ix*xjngton— Wheat to be shin- E H Horsky.- Tuesday’s Albany For Sale Two a< ws and 11 Total estimated receipts. not In r *-<1 from here filling warehouses Democrat. cluding the looney to lx» re pigs for $33. Sanitary Market. and vneand lots will total $600,- ■■■ — ' ■ O.. — ... -■ ceived from th«- tax which it Those owing cemer.t sacks to M proposed to vote. ooo. .... 3546 .20 Elmo Sims ’ moved this week James Compton died last Sat th«- Scio Planing Mill will oleaae Portland Telegram: ” When RECAPITULATION from the Fred Jones property to urday after a sbert illness and ret irn Mimv at their earliest Total roti mated »X|«cnses for tne funeral was held Monday. the Wm Reed place, formerly (he tax rate climbs loan altitude . By doing so you th* year .................................. 7801.16 He had k-en in failing health for occupied by J F K ikacka. which which spells extravagance, there Fonven«'nce. Total estimated receipt« not in wi.'l oblige us very much. is but one sensible thing to do several months. The sympathy they recently bought. cluding th« tax to be voted 3546.20 W. J. Chromy, - retrench. Retrenchment is of the entire community goes 1712 Proprietor. Balance, amount to be r«ia»o the sfM-edicst, m«>H direct and out to the family in their hour of Joe Oupor ba•: a nicely decorat by diatrict tax ...................... 4054.96 most efficacious remedy for ex bereavement. ed lamp this week caused by a W» estimate that a levy of 16 mille travagance in public expendi will be .««juired to produce the amount «tick of wood which he was tures. ” The Scio Dramatic Club will splitting, jumping up to meet of tpccial tax money shown above. Paled thia 6th day of November. present ’’Pierre of the Plains” him. Proposals for contracts by for Those indebted to the Scio 191«. at the People’s Theatre in Scio eign interests for ships to be del Planing Mill will please call and ATTEST: November 30. This play was ivered in 1918 indicate no let-up J. F. Wcaaly. Matrici Cl»rk. settle by the 20th of November. given here three years ago by in this industry for some years W. A. EWING, If not paid by that date we will the Waltemeyer & O’Conner Co, at least.' Chairman Board of Director*. place the accounts in the hands and proved so popular that the Klamath Falls to vote on $3o0,- of an attorney for collection. Horse buyers coming to buy demand for a return engage (XX) bonds for Strahorn road 17t2 Scio Planing Mill Co. Geo P Warner is arranging to ment was so insistent that the horses and mares that weigh to Sprague river. Mr Strahorn from 1200 pounds up; from four moveto Albany this week. Club decided to r> produce it. assures continuhnre of the roa«i gentruteu from all parts of the to nine years old. Bring in your on to B«*nd if l»nd issue carries, county. About 20 cam ranged James Craft who was in town horses and get the cash. Will Richardson suffered a $2.530,000 is estimated as total from ♦6,000 to $10,(M 0 per car. Will be at Scio Wednesday, on business Wednesday, ask« d couple of fractured ribs u few fruit, vegetable, and grain yields Preparations under way for the News to state that the Good November 15. days ago at a result of coming in in section tributary to Salem. construction of 430,000 dredge L Gia«». Road« Association which steps too close contact with one of I iis 10 cars of apples shipp« d from for port of Bandon. were taken to organize at Al moo cows in the stable. <>rants Pass Sept. 10 nrrive in O mis county plans expenditure bany last Friday, was not endo- London and aell for $3.50 per o f lfX)O,(XX) m 1917 on permanent rsi d by the Farmers Union as an box. road improvements. organization, although many Medford- Large sawmill will A dance will be given, Satur prominent members of the union If our government can say by are identified with the move day, November 18. by the ladies be built here to operate about law what wages shall be, it also Notice is hereby given by the ment individually. An extended of the F. E. and C. U. of A. at Feb 1 when electric line will lap can provide imprisonment for st undersigned to all subscribers of account of this meeting was pub the Rii hardson Gap T J 8 ami large timber tract on Jackson rikers. and even for a single in the Scio Mutual Telephone Co. lished in the Albany Herald last Z C B J hall. Good music, good creek. dividual that «puts work. A very knowing themselves indebbd to Friday in which it was stated door and a g«»od time assured. Fully $150,900 worth of clover essential tpiestion is whether the said company to please pay up that the Farmers Union among Lunch will be served at mid seed has been shipped out of Linn federal government should und- immediately, or have yuur tele- other organizations was buck of night Everybody cordially in- county this year, most of it from er take such things. Tacoma phone cut off. 1 C. C. Wade, See’y, the movement vited. Albany where it has been cun- Ledger. Green be» f hides are worth 14c per pound al the Sanitary Market. hazzat? Jas. Hog, Cuttle and Sheep Raisers Notice » Notice Horse Buyers Coming Big Dunce Notice *■1