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R. TURNER
Successor to
Densmore-’.Vade Co.
(6hf $:inti;mi
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PUH; I.5HED EVERY THUR ..
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L W. CHARLES
However It nr.-st lie admitted that
Ih-t-marh'» tx-lste I agreement to »ell
the islands 1« much more grati fymg
than a greedy acceptance of the i-«.:
OOd.OUO Would have been.
The central jiuwcr». a»*erting that
the war wat thrust upon them a 11
r.ntere«l at the postolTVce at Scio, Ore., that they ar«- lighting for their exist­
ence, must I m - completely my »titled by
aa aecun<i-cla»» mail matter.
the enemy'« talk of "adequate repara­
tion t r tne past and adequate security
for the future.”
One of thv moat surprising features
ONE YEAR
STRICTLY IN
of the wt.oh* »ituation is laal Henry
ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR
I ord hoped that liermaty's oveature»
would be well received.
Advertising
t
ratea made
application.
known on
Electric Sparks
Wheather or not
Representative
Bleakrly come» thri ugh later in an
aeroplane, he couldn't do better by hi»
colleague« than to bring the stabiliser
along.
Champ Clark'» freely expressed opln-
llio of 1 ongtesaiuiial oratory recalls the
fact that the »peaxvr is the only mem­
ber who haui to li» vn to it at all.
Augustus P. Gardner ha- gone to
Northern Mexico 1« get sum- first hau l
information about condition» in that
country. It is not a bad idea to know
exactly what you are talking about.
A report prepared by the War D«r
partment lor Mr baker shows that the
National Guard system proved a iailu.v
by the mobilisation for service on the
border. Now what will Congress do.'
To a recently militant world suddenly
at peace, with nothing on hand except
debts and fightiag men, will a fat and
unprotected republic like the Uuitcd
States suggest anything?
Secretary
lumsing'« explanation,
which n«*ed«d such a ha»ty explarnth t
indicates that possibly he, too. was
caught in the general surprise caused
by President Milson's note.
t/ar ARC*« Shown In th« Article«
H«rdwb«r« C«K«d F«r.
of
Lew thing- ar«' more illustrative
of tin- great ch. tigis going on in
the social and economic Lie of the
nation than the cbangea tn the u««'
* of the things of the hards ar«- bu*:-
n«-»s. Nowadays the story •>( sani­
tation and cleanL.ie■ » 1« rvflecti'd in
fa ■ : ...t « .«r 1*
! .«rdwar
■ tore in every village carries a Im«
cf bathroom fixtures, suite both
small town pimple end farmers are
I freely gl ven to the use of running
water.
The growing use of the mixlrrn
coal ml stove, the kitehen sink and
the im re.i-uig demand for pipe fix­
ture» and plumbing appliance« tell
of th«* revolt of the overworked
housewife m rural districts for the
comfort» nhil convcni«-tn «•» of the
kitchen.
Th«1 increasing demand
for t!i<- «•!«•■ tri< al iron an ! th«- w# '>■
ing mach.’ne hint* at th«* wornont
faticnce of th« latthdr*»« on blow
I ’ti.'»v«, ' i th.it thc.-c la!«»r -avmg
devil-«*» ma mat«* her lot easier and
in< rear«’ her comfort.
The fall ng off in the sal«- of foot
i 1 sera tier» indicates th«» prevalence of
good road» and concrete sidewalk*
Even the growing demand for «-«»nt
and trousers hanger* confirm* th«’
general ill* «•<▼« lion of a b«*tter
dressed sn«l neater jM'ople.
Edg«* tools nowadays must no!
only have «pislity, but style a* well,
since carpenter» and mechanics are
griuin ’ tn intollig-nt appreciation
The steadily «lecreamng sale of
liow.c kr.'c» end revolver- hint« at
the pc sing of th«* bully and the
"liad tnar" in all save the slums of
the « -ingert-<| content..
The fast spreading intelligent
cultivation of great fruit and gar­
den truck areas finds echo in the
-teadiiy »welling sales of tree prim­
ers, garden tools an«l spraying ma­
chine», while the growth in pleas­
ure loving avemblics and social ,
function* i* told in th«* «w«-r de
man«! for casseroles, coffi <■ | ■er«
la tors, »ilverw.irv and all the deco-
rativw «t>r> ft* tian •••• <»f tli«* table.
—New Y >r' i .r ».
N«e !».l th» Money Cudty.
It may be lucky that Uncle Sam's
older submarines prove their inefficien­
A n« •' ■ ' T r: .. i <>. V\. lung! n
ws« nppr 'jrhed one morning by a
cy in time of peace
fr:
'nd «'li'» vnnt d to b »rrow
5.
t ntnarri« d men in Virginia who do
Tbc pi-v jm;> r it *n, a -ttniin" an
not reside with their paro.ta will not
cv • ri <»>-ili id ■
» i
V, p >'|e I
monthly quart
be permitted thv
<) «■> nts -■ t of ht» [■ ■ k«*t an 1 n
of whiskey that thv state allows each
individual. Ivin imp-rial Rome never hmrl.i-il :
“I’m n >rrv, old man, but yon’v
thought of a more >nge.,ioua nx-lliod of
-true i h - i”»t bef '•>• pay «l iv, and
promoting tnarr.agc
I’m broke."
A man never doe« any thing de«|wrate
H.'ivin;.* made th » crafty cxcu-«*,
if led regularly.
he, i n nta
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l-ots of men will tell you h«-W to get mid medal on him cdf for bavin
rich, but they haven't time to explain «’vatlc<l th«- pio-jvectiv«' borro.G-r.
“When t« your pav day?” ask«*«!
wliy ti.Cy arc still poor.
the friend.
The final Government crop figure»
"Tomorrow afternoon," r«’pli«*<l
•how that our ) leid of wheat this year
th«' newspaper man.
actually is lid,nw.lXN bushels larg< r
"All ri.M." r.-.id the friend. •‘111
than earlier estimates. One explana­
■inc arourd th ti .”
tion is said to be that the farmer« of
And hr <!ld
the west in giving «tau-menu of yield
to government umcials made them as
P«suii»r Tab s Custsms.
low as possible tv help along the feel­
In a* t> ■ >k <"it t1 d "D >m. .ti.-
ing that the shortage would be acute. )L:rnrrs of th«' Mobile A •
wc
Either that, or the vXpc rln *rr pour ar«' told that iji tho«- day» dinner
guess« re
tables wer«' covered bv a "napp
I he army and Navy t.axette praises
Those Danish West Indica come high,
Secretary liaker a» the best ever. At
but apparently we think we must hese
till« rate We »hall look tor a eulogy Ot
tiM n>.
Josephus Dsniel* tn about 41»«' years.
■ America is well urganixcif to enjoy
By the time that tne many invest!
peace, but it is pitituily heiplesa to
gallon» contemplated are hnisned *«i II
maintain )x-sce .igu.nak tureign aggres-
know mwee about the high cost of Con-
■ sion.
gres».
Feasibly «ecrotary of war Baker re­
Alabama has a population of more
jects the Lewis machine gun, so popu­
than l.UUU.UUU. but the total vote cast
lar with the British army, on the
in the state November 7 was only Iftl.
ground that it is inhumane.
440. It look» as if some of tne negroes
A warship goes on a whaling voyage
didn't vote.
when
it start» out tv lick somclMxjy.
Belgium knows how to enjoy German
I he wrath« r never cease» to be of
Peace.
interest, although, it is Hue, that it has
Even a bad war may be w. rth fight­
fallen ««Nnewliat into disrepute as a
ing «>ut to a conclusion.
I topic of conversation.
Honeyed word» are often u»e«i to
1h«-Asquith t abinet wan criticixed
mend broken promises.
I fur the alleged feeble wsy in which the
Mr David l.loyb George is »o power­
ful now that he might almost I m * re I
to at thv Colonel House of England.
HAB."?, CIV'ÖE
»r tai lecl-'llt. I’; •:> it '■ < r<- j-la- d
> salt ellar and l>r ad and < utia for
vine, but no knivro «>r pintes. Th-
reason for th* absence of th«* knivc»
iros«» from the < mnvin practice in
V, 'in of i
de . . r:. . » their wwn
tnive« tn a surath atui lied to their
’i.dle. In an early work written
>v Lydsate, "llnles for Behavior at
ralle,’’ the guest ■ are tohl to bring
no knivr« un- nur« «I to th«' tabla,
which «-an onlv mean that each one
xas to keep his «vm knife— that is,
:lie on«* he i-.trrie<l with him—clean
8>r »t:- in(j Cccd.
><1 «wav and many live- «acri-
I ear.
fleet!
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
It u
the
t time *i •!tt
that
the
Sauri«-
hid n*« n So
rears
high-
PURI LAND. OREGON
Occupi«» an entire block,
easily accessible to Port­
land'« Th atre and Shot»ping
diet net
tori«*» of
RucMhiat
manner
rom g«*n
nhh* tvp«-
:• r.irv«'«i
and thus
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$50 OUTSIDE ROOKS
Rates:
Without bath. $1. per
day, upward.
I M'k i* prtntr.l rn-
’ « hnv<* to be road*.
With bath. $150
day, upwards.
l*f
Grant Smith A Co., Owner«
Eric V. Hauser, President
H 11. Cloutier, M'ng D>r««’o
time 1» right
an true Incal
»lower at New
eight
Th« Cord and th® 0-id.
One oo .' t t •
s h tl.i-
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Illi! e the pivod
•« 1 ■ ■ !i . -' li of
tun :t t- . :t u« 1
l tu form a true
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n-ter. I’olybttts,
Ilie Gr.-’-k I« t nan, .iv». •‘Titer«' i»
po rv -itt «i
v ■ »hrmlJ not »otn«»-
1 im- s Id«
md «omi'tuncs cotn-
rr.cn,I the «
. j . r»o«t, for. a* none
ia als tv« i l.t, m : -T i» it proba-
bl<> thnt
-V mid ls> always
Green beef hides are worth
IGi • per pound at the Sanitary
Market.
O’ I t opers 5 cuts a bundle at
t e News office.
Pot nd a Sure Thing
I. B Wixon, 1 armer» Mill«. N. Y .
has used < hamtM-rlain'a Tablet» for
year» for bis- rders of tie stomach and
liver and say», "t'hamU rlaln'a Tablet*
are the. beat I have ever used.“ Ob­
tainable everywhere.
Do you know that a free dress
pattern is included with the club
of four magazines that we ate
giving in combination with the
Santiam News for only 25 cents
extra. Send your order by mail
or call at this office.
Pictorial Review and Santiam
News, both one year for $2.25.
New Undertaking Parlors
Mr N C Lowe is the only li­
censed undertaker and em­
balmer of Scio.
All work
guaranteed satisfactory. We
have a large stock of cas­
kets on hand and a nice
hearse. All calls promptly
attended day or night.
A lady’s services will be
furnished if required.
SCIO,
OREGON
" hen in town do not fail to call at our store,
w here you will alw ay s find a good line of staple
merchandise to »elect from. Our prices are the
low« »t and our goods the best.
take eggs and butter in exchange and pay
the highest price for same.
Mike our store your Headquarters,
.
Prochaska
SCIO,
OREGON
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"Dear,” »aid a voting wife to her
hnsbat.d a« he wa< leaving for the
office, "w. n’t you bring home somc-
tliing good for dinner this even­
ing ?"
war was cenducted, but the fact of
Simctb.nf good?” rrn<-*tcd th«»
those peace prup.isal» remain».
bcwi’.drrcd oung LtiHl»an«t, to whom
marketing was a clos -I l»iok.
"Yes,” repent-d the wife, ‘Some
Typewriter ribbons 65c at the
th’ntr really pood, you know ”
News office.
"Oh, ye*!” hr u-ple'd a» a Itghi
‘cent* d to break vpon him.
Come to the Spin.-iters Con-
A'id hr I- v,*ht bo n«* th<* minis­
ver.lion and mro the old maids ter.—-Ladi«*«’ II m- Journal.
transformed into imautifulyoung
Msst.nj of ins Waters.
maul« ns before your own eye.«
From Oct. 31 to Nov. 4. 1840, in
at the Opera House Friday even­
“rsnee the Saone t mred its water«
ing January 26th. Play is given ■rto th«' Rhone, broke it* bank«,
The Kaiser has a new grandson.
■r - I 60,000 acres nnJ immersed
The war has not reduced the site of the under the auaptses of the ladles
Hohenzollern family.
Aid Society of the Federated i number of cities and villm
Admission:
children itirdr <1 eml eighteen h^-ii
The having of the n-ckel may cut Church.
the sue of the soft drink in two.
lov; adults 25c.
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