The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, January 11, 1917, Image 1

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    VOL.
SCIO.
XX
LINN
COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY.
YOUR -I ns«RtPTION l XI IKES
on the tfile •tam«»*>l t th«- ana*-.- he-
low Tn ihoae »ho (ay promptly tn
advance th«- subscription price is 41.00 Ilrcp-on llrtrkipmrnl Sr»« Hi l ine of
if past
i«er year. The pnce <»
Imlaalrty. Payrolls, and Products
nv- paper i« no« »»nt
during year,
«( Labor and Enterprise.
F to »ubeertlH-r« • ho an- more «han one
y ear in arr -trs.
Furnished rooms for rent.
C Shelton.
.
Ten mouse traps for ten cents
at Morrison’s hardware store.
* -
G H Bilyeu was over from
Lebanon on business Thursday.
n.
r.»i7
No.
j*;
Oregon News Notes Closed Successful
Pateof Fair to lx* De­
cided Saturday
Years’ Work
t Possibly About You i
I
J anuary
George Gibbons
Southern Pacific Co calls for
hi’tli for pXMl freight cars, to be
built of wood throughout both
under frame and super structure.
Fair To Be Sold.
Sunday, r>«*c«*mber 31. brought
A committee consisting of
the first y«*ar to a c | om * for the representatives fnin /Xlbany,
Federated church hero and while Lebanon, Harrisburg. Halsey
it is only one veur it is a tune for
and Shedd met with the offi­
reflection as to what the success
cers of the Linn County I air
of the new form of church or­
association here last Satur­
ganization will be. On«' opinion
day
for the purpose of buy­
is held here and that is the first
ing
the
fa:r with the view of
year has been a sue.*, *»s. P only
moving
it
to Albany As they
r< mains to rnnKe each succeeding
as successful while it is hoped could not cyme to any agree­
that th«' first year is only a slight ment, the committee will meet
intimation as to th« success for here next Saturday with the
the Federated church in the fu­ stockholders of the fair asso­
ciation at their annual meet­
ture.
M« mb« rs of th«-« hurch nt Scio ing.
look with pu le on the work in
As manv people here real­
th«* community
accomplished ize the value of the fair to this
solely by the Federated church. community, regret is express­
Rev II I: ll< r has been called a ed that this move seems in­
pastor for another year und while evitable.
It is undertso» d
Oregon Power Co plans expen­
diture of $.300,000 in Willamette
When renewing your •ybterip-
Valley, the principal cities in
George Gibb ms was born
tion to the News, don't forget to
which the company operat* s be­
remind us of the big magazine 'January 24. 1850 in TorontoCan- ing Albany, Eugene, Corvallis.
ada, II«* cam»* to Califorma
offer.
Dallas anu Marshfield.
when a boy. was married to Ellen
Eugene Eastern capital rep­
For sale - Tolouse geese $2.(X) Harrington on June 4. 1876.
each; Rose Comb White WMin­ setthd in Mayville Oregon in 1883 resented here to develop Coos
dotte cockerels. $1.00 to $3.50 remaining ther«' 26 years and Biv fisheries.
Port <>f Bandon plr.ns UIO.IMM
each. W A Gilkey, Thomas. 25-3 from their to Shelburn where he
dredge
to maintain 12 foot chan­
remained until d- ath. Nit e chil­
of dren a ere lx>rn to this union, nel between Bandon & Co<| nil«*.
We make a specially
Engagement and seven buys ami two girls. Six
Friendship,
Fall City lagging A Lumber
Wedding rings F M French & survive. George, John, Talbat, Co to resume >|M*ration after idle­
Son, Jewelers and Engravers, Mrs J A. irn Mi er. Mrs Gi <rg«* ness of two years.
Albany.
C Mil *r allof Shelburn and Leo­
Corporation Commission cuts
th it the delegation from Alb­
nard Gibbons of Portland :.l > a cost from $37,468 84 to $33,853 •
any and elsewhere last Sat­
Miss Mae Crabtree who spent
sister Mrs J >s> pn Jon« s of Can­ 80.
urday offered $2,000.00 for
the holidays here with relatives
ada.
Solem
Fruit
Union
distributes
the fair and grounds. The fig­
and friends, returned to her
Mr Gibbons dit'd at Providence $50,000 t<> logat Iwrry growers on
ures given below will show at
work at Mill City Thursday
Hospital, Oakland
California last half of 1916 crow, making
a
plance that the object of the
morning.
January 3, 1917 of paralysis hav- total of $100,000 paid for fr* Mi
Albany people is to get the
Ing two strokes. H«* was buried crop and mor«* than $ 100 000 for
C C Wade was up from Oregon
fair for nothing. Unless the
from the Catholic church at Shel­ dried crop.
City the first of the week com­
visitors
show a disposition to
burn Saturday Jan 6. Service*
pleting the sale of his place near
Roseburg Dougin- County tax
do
the
fair
thing next Satur­
conduct««I by Father lame assis* ¡levy 13 5 mills for 1917. Though
town to John Shindler who will
day.
the
chances
are that the
a
t«d by Father Henry.
take possession at once.
more than 1 null greater than
fair will remain at Scio. The
indebtedness of the associa­
Mrs. Walter Bilyeu is un last year, $20.000 less money will
Attention Is called the hd of C
lie raised due to fact that $6.-
tion
is $1.200 and following
the
sick
I.st
this
week.
A Everett elsewhere in this is­
<s>0.000 of 0 & C Railroad land
is
a
list
of the stock on hand.
sue. This ad will be changed
are withdrawn from taxroll.
333
shares
are held at Scio
Registered Duroc boar for
each week and will be well
Additions and l>etterm«*nt.s ten­
nnd
67
at
Albany.
worth reading. Watch for it.
service, $1.00. Chas. Chrz. tatively planned by () W R & N
Steel pi oc
$4(X).(X)
I
Co for 1917 cal! for an aggregate
The Scio K of P basketbal I
150.00
Ben Neal, of Portland, is expenditure of approximately
team defeated the Richardson here this week.
Four Tents............. (WX).OO
$4,000,000.
the church is made up of mem­ I ablcs «nd Chairs . .
Gap Farmers Union team on
100.00
bers
of many different denomin­ Fair Supplies...........
Oregon metal output past year
Thursday evening of last week,
lOO.(X)
Good Clover hay for sale
shows great increase. Silver ations the congregation is a unity
the score standing59 to 11. This
Chicken Coops.......... 50.00
•
Frank Novak.
twice and copper five times as at th«* end of one year.
Friday evening the K of I’ team
$1400.00
Besid« i th«* work done in Scio
much as preceding year.
will play the Albany Athletic
o
Mr. anJ Mrs. I). C. Thoms
It is to be hoped that th«> legis­ community the pastor has don®
Club at the Wesely hall, and a
good swift game is expected.
returned from Salem Monday lature will not kill an industry missionary work in many other
evening after helping orga­ such as salmon canning on the communities in Marrion, Benton
The Parent-Teachers Associ­
nize the legislature.
They Rogue river simply for th»* ben«*- and Linn counties. The total
ation will hold its next meeting
As many of our Scio
reported everything at Salem tit of a few "sportsmen”. Such number of sermons preached in
on Tues eve Jan 16 at 7:30 p m.
action would be a disgrace to th«* *'c*° i,n'l *>**r comrff’jruties dur­
friends wanted us to return
A program has been prepared as going along swimmingly. whole state.
mg the year is two hundred
we
have decided to reopen
consisting of mnsic and an mi-
North Bark road gives w«ge twenty five and these »«rrnons our meat market here, and
Wayne
Thoms
returned
dress which promises to be a
were delivered in twelve com-
raise dating from Jan 1, lowest
treat The social committee has to the O. A. C at Corvallis,
rmiriiti«with
a d< finite result of will be ready for business at
paid help getting largest increase.
Sunday
morning
after
spend
­
arranged for a delightful after
eleven conversion*. TwoSunday our old stand next Thursday,
S P Co petitions public service
pleasantry and the public is cor­ ing the holidays here with his
sch«s>ls have been organized. Jan., 18, with a full line of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). C. commission for freight rate to Fifty two pra.er meetings have fresh meats at popular prices.
dially invited to attend.
benefit canned goods from Ash­ been held in Scio and because the *
Thoms.
Holechck* Bros.
land and intermediate points to
people of Scio have so constant
■i- m.
Q . ■ — ■
The News comes out a few
Born-Wednesday, January Portland. The present rate is in these meetings over one hun-
hours late this week. No ap­
30c per hundred from Ashland
A few Shoats for sale —
ologies are offered. See birth 10, to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. and the rate asked by the com­ <lr«-«i have asked the church for weight from 40 to 80 pounds;
Charles, a six and one-half
special prayers. Five funeral
notices elsewhere.
pany is 2l>c per hundred.
Duroc
pound daughter.
service* hav«* been held by the also two registered
Pendleton -1600 acre farm pastor ami four inarmage cere­ boars. Chas. Chrz.
Roll Morris went to Port­
Born-Monday, January 8. which at one time sold for nearly monies have been performed.
land the first of the week on
stat«* ami would give commission
to
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller, $73,000 sells recently for $«36,000.
a short business and pleas­
better control over utilities.
Bend
makes
arrangements
to
of Shelburn, a nine and onc-
for 17 acre crop. Douglas Coun­
ure trip.
buy
terminal
site
at
once
forO
re-
Marshfield Oregon Power Co
half pound son.
ty will ship 150 carloads thia
gon, California & eastern R IL
stringing
copier wir«* aero Bay
coming season.
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John and Bob Sidcncr.rcc-
to
East
side
to light town and
Copper found on Snake river
For sale or trade, a good hack
I«a Grand
Hot Lake sanitar­
cntly of Canada, came in
furnish power to indurine*.
from Great falls, Mont., the with shafts and pole.— Guy Me on Oregon side just below Innaha. ium sold to Dr W T Phy former
Yamhill county has "elimina­
Oregon City—Woolen mills managers
last of the week for a visit Knight.
ted
” two offices, roadmaster ami
here plan addition 80 x 250 ft
with their sister. Mrs. H. B.
Total county tax levy for Linn
county
"agriculturist”.
which will increase cajmcity of
is 1! f> mj||/ which is
Iler.
Department «if Weights and
mill 50 per cent.
much lower than the levy of
Measures
to be merged with
Mt Scott Herald has been sold many surrounding incorporated
Mrs. E. C. Peery returned
Sunday School at 10:00 a m.
Dairy
department
to Messrs Fox & Dunbar ®nd towns.
from Portland the first of the
Preaching at 11.
Salem tax levy reduced three-
Mrs Hyde.
week after visiting a few days
Mr Corey of the Utility Com-
Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30
tenths
of on«' mill.
Survey
for
the
proposed
with her husband who is in a
rail- mission asks that "The Certifi­
Song service from 7:30 to 8:00
Oregon Supreme Court took in
road from the "Gap” to Burns. cate of Public Convenience &
sanitarium there. He is not
Preaching at 8 o'clock.
-it.
getting along as well as his
Necessity” clause be added to fe.-s f.,r P.Hi
Prayer meeting every Thurs­ Oregotj has been completed.
many friends here had hoped day evening at 7:30.
Roseburg- Broccoli
grower present utility act. It would
Oregon «*l«*ctions for 1915 1916
for.
H. B. ILER, Pastor. I near here receives $3400 check encourage power development in I cost a total of $476,961.
Market to Reopen
Federated Church