The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, February 08, 1917, Image 1

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| Possibly About You
Oh yes. Guy McKnight
buy your setting hens.
Vol’ll
I Itx Kiri lox I \ i I }
on the dat *tain| e I I the
b<
low To tl-wo
pay promptly in
•dsance the «ubpcriptton prtee 4 fl.00
* per year The pr re
II.'?', if pas! Oregon l»i-»rloj>mrnl Xrw* in line nt
during year.
I he |ut|x r 1« not »ent
I. h I u .1 ru». Payroll«, and Product«
will tn «ut»<'n> er» who are more than one
of 1.abur and Enterprise.
year in arrears.
Four hundred pounds of choice
vetch seed for sale. J D Dens-
28
more
Green beef hides are worth
17ic per pound, veal hides 23c at
the Sanitary Market
“Pnnct* Charming
Coming
» »
Myrtle Creek Inquiries re­
ceived for quantities of red cedar
for lead pencils. Single com­
pany wants 5.000,000 feet per
year for 10 years.
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sax
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n X M i:\ i xts
♦
The lumbering business shut
down during the worst of the
snow.
A Miss Tavlor died suddenly
last week and was buried nt
Fox. It took until the middle of
the afternoon for the hearse to
r- a-h here from Stayton-on ac­
count of the snow. She was u
sister-in-law of Engineer Gentry
and n relative of Chase Raker,
mail agent at Albany.
; Possibly About You
\\ ill Ablsitt who was laid up
for three weeks with a carbuncle
on the back of his neck, is able
to be about again.
Bills are out for a basketball
game her«* tomorrow, Friday,
evening between the high school
team and Bellfountain.
It is
expected to be a hot one.
Silver
Lake Residents
of
north
end
of
valley
building
com
­
Tiie faculty and pupils of the
The 1 O <) F lodge has a unique
The infant son of Mr and Mrs
munity
hall.
schools are hard at work on a
social
program. One night the
J L Calavan is very ill with
The second basketball team of
high class entertainment to be
Bank h iiosits at Amity gain married men entertain the mem­
pneumonia.
the
high school received a severe
given in the high school Audi­ almost 100 per cent past year.
bers and the Rebekahs, another
drubbing
at the hands of the
Two thousand people attend night the single men furnish the
The young son of Harry John- torium, Saturday evening, Feb­
Albany
Angels
at that place la 4
This entertainment opening reception of new $35,- entertainment and banquet. The
ston is slowly recovering f rum ruary 17.
Saturday
evening.
will consist of songs, drills, 000 bakery nt Salem.
Rebekahs also t; ke a turn at it.
an attack of pneumonia.
flower dances, etc., all woven
.
Then
there are children's nights
Port Orford Extensive opera
Kenneth Wnite, the right
The News had three unsolicit­ about the delightful story it
when
they are given the freedom hand man of th.- News force, is
tions under way in black sand
form
of
"Phince
ed new subscribers and one stop operetta
gold mining venture at Gold <>f the hall and romp to their .lowly recovering from a severe
Churn
ing,
”
his
visit
to
cloud4
last week. Not a bad propor­
■ hearts content.
Run.
attack of grip and tonsilitis
land and its consequences. Spe-
tion.
which has confined him to the
The
Rebekahs
on
the
Marion
Wallowa
$2.500
contract
let
cial permission has been obtain­
house for the past week or mot e.
side
and
those
on
the
Linn
side
for
new
road
on
whiskey
creek.
Mrs E H Hobson returned ed from the publishers for the
Bux Factory company at Klam­ are carrying on a contest to see
Monday evening from a weeks' performance of this operetta.
County School Supt. Ida M
visit with the Doctor’s parents About ninety pupi s from all de­ ath Falls with capital of $40.000 who will get the most members.
Cummings, visited the Scio
It
ends
April
1
with
a
supper
at
at Stayton.
partments are taking part. Then- will employ over 50 hands and
schools lust Thursday.
Mrs
expense of defeated side.
will be special costumes. elal>o- have 50,000 capacity, to be new
Cummings is a live wire and lias
Miss Spoore, a nurse of Harris­ rate sti'.ing and light effects. industry here.
The Hammond Co’a refrigera­
up to date ideas alsiut the man­
burg, returned home last Friday No ex| nse will be spared to | Actual construction of big saw­ tor is in full freezing.
A fine
agement of her office. She »will
after taking care of two cases make this the best entertan merit mill to begin at Sutherlin .oon. thing in the "good old summer
make good.
here the past month.
of the season. Watch for posters. Eight miles of ¿»gging road ' time.”
-
graded.
off
visiting*
F
T
Thayer
and
family
went
Mrs
T
B
Barnes
is
Miss Myrtle Knauf went to
to U-banori Tue day to attend
First
tine
linen
factory
in
relatives
in
Tangent,
Salem
ami
Stayton Monday where she has
tin funeral of Mrs Thayer’s
United States may be built at eastern Oregon.
a place as Hello girl at the Stay­
Salem.
Bud Weddle is laid up with a mother, Mrs B F Irvine, who
ton telephone office.
died Sunday night at ail advanced
E M Kimball the Jordan mil-
Oregon's entire bank deposits badly hurt hand.
age.
As she had been in failing
was
transacting
business
m
town
6 per cent money on real ea­
total $164,596,980 of which Fort
Mr and Mrs E L Shephard re­
health
fur some months the end
Wednesday.
red
tate any length of time, no
land has 48.3 per cent.
turned from eastern Oregon.
was
not
unexpet led.
tape. Write F M Arnold, 330
Imbler State Bank of lui They sold a ranch in ftp- Ocheco
The
Chemawa
Indians
gave
west 8 st, Albany or see W E
Grande increases from $90,000 in valley and purchased 35 acres visited his brother, manager for
the local h of I* team the little
Arnold.
1915 to $140,000 in 1916.
here from Mr Greenhagen. Mr the Co. here.
end of the basketball game
Pendleton Three quarter sec­ G came up Saturday from To-
There is much regret hi re
Services will be held at the played here last Friday evening.
tions wheat land se.ls for $30.- led » and got his money.
over
the death of ( apt Butler.
Catholic church next Sunday at The Scio boys were simply out­
000.
The
big
rick
of
logs
that
the
When
as a boy he attended
9am
Father Henry will offi­ classed.
✓
Hammond
Co
is
building
across
Prune
p<s»l
of
season
at
Salem
school at M C Ins father owned
ciate and preach. The public is
nets highest price to growers for the log pond from shore to shore 460 acres which is now mostly
cordially invited.
Mr and Mrs N I Morrison seven years.
is completed. It is KU ft above platted as a part of the town
moved
the fl rat of the week to
the
water and stands 8 ft in the site of M C. He sold half to T
Mrs Valera Garland who re­
Coos Bay mills shipped during
jjan)l.s arH| |IH|f t„ his broth r
cently acquired the Harry John­ their new bungalow on the cor­ last half of December total of water; two million ft in it. 1 hey
are building another pile along­ Hen. He afterwards bought the
ston property is making some ner north of their old home. 7,275,000 feet lumber.
side of the first. It is a source John Lovall ranch on Kings
substantial improvements in the They may well be proud of this
The Southern Pacific Co has
new
place
a-
it
is
strictly
mod
­
of
great interest to people going Prairie and sold it when elected
way of new walks and fences
made a humane move in order­
ern
and
built
for
convenience
along
the road to see one, two county commissioner. The mon­
around the place.
ing glare of headlight shut off
and comfort as well as looks.
when deer are seen on tracK as and sometimes three logs swing­ ey was the cause of John's
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Prof White and his civic class
death. He was living alone near
they then jump off to safety. ing high above ground.
went to Salem Tuesday where
The two older children of Rev
A new way Of conveying logs Lebanon and was found dead,
Otherwise they are dazed by the
they visited the Capitol and oth­ H B Iler, who have been serious­
to the pond appeared w ithin the Supposed to have been mur-
glare and fail to jump.
er state buildings.
They went ly ill with pneumonia for some
last
few days.
They pull the dered.
Co-operative
beet
growing
to study civics in actual life and time, are slowly
improving.
whole
tree
out
of
the
woods ex­
report an interesting trip. They They are moving back to town company formed at Grants Pass. cept the toi> and load it on to
SQUIBLETS
Dram woman markets biggest
also had the pleasure of meeting from the Randall place today.
to four wheeled trucks. A truck
Wonder if Nibbs "cut up” in
Gov Withycombe and State Supt Thursday, and will occupy one flock of turkeys in state. 400 under the front end of the load
school ?
Churchill.
of R M Cain’s houses in the birds net her $1100.
and one under the hind end.
expended There is no connection between
Umatilla county
north part of tow n.
Chatter Box is a good cook all
$120.000 on roads in 1916.
Well cook. d
A letter from Co Supt Ida M
the trucks except the load. The right, all right.
A few days ago a worthy citi
Cummings requests the News to
Farmers nulling company of logs are usually 75 or 108 ft in wholesome food places the teach­
er in the right mood to do . ic-
state that Supt Churchill has de­ zen of Scio came to the News Baker incorporates to engage in length, sometimes longer.
creed that pupils will not be per­ office and ordered his paper milling and grain business. Mill
Delbert Hill and wife returned cessful work in the school rdorn.
mitted the use of the text book stopped. On being presaed for site secured.
How is the baby? Worth a
after a months’ sojourn in Cali­
in History and Civil Government a reason he finally said, "Well, 1
million no doubt. Has the editor
The Marshfield Record says: fornia.
in the eighth grade examination don’t like your politics. ” As the "There never were so many men
Com. Butler came up to Gates been compelled to "tote” it a-
which will be held May 17 and Jlrwg has about as little to sav working in the Coos Bay country
round nights in his pajamas? We
nnd M C on business recently.
about politics as any paper in
18.
older men learned to sing lulla­
as at the present time. The
Rob't Shaw, manager for the
the state, we are forced to the
bies that would soothe the breast
payrolls here are larger than
A card received from Leonard conclusion that the real fact of
H L Co at Astoria, came up and
ot a savage. Can you sing? If
they ever have been and the
Gilkey says in part:
"After the matter is that he just don't
so Fearn the new song they are
prospects for the new industries
spending a month at Long Beach like the way we VOTE. People
improvement here.
singing. It runs thusly:
never were as bright.’’
we are leaving today (Jan. 29) of this narrow minded calibre
Pacific Power A Light Co at
They name »he babic« H,-rman.
McMinnville may
vote on Hood Riv*r to build cable line
for Los Angeles where we will should ascertain the politics of
And the I mi L i ,« taik the Grrman,
Oh. Ireland >an‘t Ireland any mure.
put in a few days sight seeing their grocer, butcher, etc, and $500.000 bond issue to hard sur­ across river to connect Oregon
and then will move by easy exercise extreme caution, else face 87 miles of roads.
J. R. Geddes, Mill City.
plants with White Salmon river
Grants Pass-Development of plants on Washington side nt
stages with the birdies back to some of their hard earned money
Nix on this song- it isn’t ex­
Oregon and expect to be back is liable to stray into the pocKets Grey Eagle mine to proceed.
cost of $311.600 to assure power actly neutral. We will compro­
on Banner Farm by March 1, of some who are of the opposite
Newport - Delegation in Gin- at all times in case of temporary mise with a tune on our fi Idle
ready for action.’’
political faith.
gress pledge support for harbor dissability of anyone plant
kwhen she gets colicky. Ed.