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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1917)
Produce and Cream I ntn in tin* mnrket f«»r I >r< ►« i «!<•♦• <>f nil kind», i*<> bring it hi . I mn paying top pri..... for Eggs, 1‘oultiy of all kinds, t'hirkeiin, Ttirk«*vs, <•••••>•♦ and I hitk e , uL■> Vval am! Pork. 11> addition toll.' - I am paying within 2 <•< nt- li< oi tIn* top t «.♦ r < I { I'.. \ X! • deliver»*«! in Portland I ali**> a'in to k< <*p within 2<-ei*t*of tin* Portland mar ket on all produce. Biing me vour gm n hid< s and pelts and I will treat you right. O. R. TURNER Mis* For be* room and the high school met in the assembly hall and »¡>ent about a half hour singing Wednesday morning. The Juniors are going to give a plav about the last of .March. A program was given in th» as.vmbly hall on Washington*!! birthday by the Freshmen. Dr Geselbracht of Albany gave a splendid address on Washington. After this, the school was dis missed for the remainder of the day. Card of I hanks For bargains in ranches and city property see or write R A Scott. Scio, Oregon. 22tf WONDERFUL BILLIARDS. a. ©hr kantiani ileus PUBI I3HED EVERY THURSDAY BY L W. CHARLES Kntrr«ul »I th** |K»toffir«- »I Selo. Ora., u »«cond-cla*» mall matU-r. MI’HM< KirilOV Th« Gam« Frank lv«t Played Wh«n H« Wat hear Death. BARGAIN CLUBBING OFFER KAII-X. ONE YEAR STRICTLY ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR Advertising rate« made ap| Ih alion. known on PAPERS FROM DISTANT LANDS by the readers are numerous and lengthy. The editorials are generally of a more digni fied and serious in- tun* than American productions. The daily papers devote more space to book reviews and de tailed reports of scientific ) re gress ti an American newspapers do. Humor is not so noticeable and cartisms are used more rare ly than with us. Very few, if any, of the uoloi. ial ¡>apers issue a "ping sheet,” but they supply this omission by devoting a large proportion ot every issue to the sporting news. With few exceptions the ad vertising pages would give our ”ad” writers the nightmare. They seem to have little concep tion of the value of space or of attractive methods of presenting either the text or the illustration. A pleasing relief to this monot ony is afforded by the "ads’* ol American advertisers which are rather numerous on their ¡»ages. .SI nool. NOTES The Jefferson High School Gle«* Club will be at Scio March 2 They will give : n entertainment in the High School Auditorium. Admission 15 ^nd 25c. l^vir.a Bauman and Kihei Ingram returned Monday even ing fr< m Sahm where they had been attending an Endeavor con vention. Kenneth White has returned to bch< ol thia week after being aick with the La Grippe. PORI LAND. OREGON Dud Frank C. Ivc» liv««d he would Without doubt have become the grcntc-t billiard player the work! ever -aw. When he» got -i< k h<* »old hi» nit«T«-»t in the room he had opened m New York, but continued to make the place Ins headquarters until declining health cau»>*d Inn. to »tart for Mexico, where lie died after reaching Progreso <>u Aug. 31, |X!>!». On«* evening the lute Ferdinand Poggenburg visited th«- room ami. finding Ives, »¡nd: “Come on, i'rutik, ami play »<>me billiards with tnc I »ant a little practice for a tournament.” "Ilou -hall «*• playa»ke>! Ives Pnggunlmrg rejded “I want to [»la» II ? Suppose you play «IO-», anti I will make all I car." he* agreed. Mild, although • lll*ri at<«1 by th«- lung trouble which re -tilted fatally a few month» later, the "Napoleon” of billiards bud the grit to engage in a long game. Hr • on the liank. counted on the o[u«n- ing -troke, and Poggenburg sat down There he -at until the game was linislied. I’og-genburg did not get a »hot. Playing with the care and per fection which char»eteriie«| hi« i>er- formances when a well man, Iver retained control of the Imll» until he had aeon <1 i>00 Then he almost collap-'d. As lie witlidn-w from the tabla he rcmarketl: "If I had had another point tn make I won! I not have liecn al>l<- to make it. I was nWe to make the nin becaux mv mind wt« <»n •><•0 point«." Poggenburg declared he enjoyed th«' entertainment mort* than if he In <1 a < to play and pronounc ed the exhibition th«* most wonder ful he had ever seen.— Exchange. t■ ««'«I* »< Cat». Fallowed |*et r the («real lord »ml moat fr«iiuciitlv or,lcr«-«l for Jo« own spe ■iHs cial tcuj»*.'nicht u -, with four cuMmges in it ; gruel, ni iig, with »our < re .ini for •auc<'><<>ki roast meat. • db pickled eitrtinila*r- for salad lemons und lampret», -alt meat, h. n nid Ilnibiir.-er <4i..... Il • la- gun dinner with calling? «ater and » io* I the 1 K uetmg with goblet* ( bnrgut dy. H»a Mit« "It k mv Ii'li< . and I venture tn H»M-rt it.” di'cland the lecturer raising lu» «<•;<(, “thciv i-n t » man in Ibi» atld:» |1C who ha» CMT done ar. till!, to flelcnt tl • it I -t ruction of our vast («»rest».” A rather t <1 looking man quiet- Ir .iro«e in the rear of the hall ano ■ I. "I’ve »ho! wmidpccki'TS. 1.1 fr $1.65 RIG ATLAS FREE To ail th.«< taking advantage of thia offer.we will include FREE a Big. Special, 211-1 age Atlas of the I* cilic >orthw«»t States and of the World. Invaluable for home, achooi or office. Call at our »Wo e and sec this premium for yourself. THE SANTIAM NEWS A gullant’» toilet in the day* of the Tudor- in England »n no c««y busincM, and a «Io* or clumsy »err ant no doubt got many an oath and blow if he failed to tie up the points of the hone, la<e the doublet or arrange the »tonucher and frill ed shirt to In» tna-tcr’« mitisfaction. A gentleman’» dre*» had so many fastening», with »o much tying and lacing of his garment» together, that it »a« iinpoMuble that he should ever get costume«! (sic) with out u»»i»tancc. The long ho»e had to lie securely tied by a number of Intchet» to the doublet; the doublet it-elf, was laced up th«* front, and the sleeve», being sla-hcd to »ho« the shirt »leevfla, had also to be laced sometime».—"History of Eng h»h Dre«»” W»»th»rwiM B rd« »nd Fish. end of the rch< <»l v<ar. A basketball game will be i piaved between the H S team land the Richardson Gap Loys ¡Thursday evening. The domestic science class No The Seniors are selecting a 2 have startl'd sowing on their p ay which the} will give at the I summer du a». The seagull make» a splendid liv ing barometer. If a cover of sea- gull* fly ««-award early in the morn ing »«iilor» and fishermen know that the day will la* fine and the win«! fair, but if the bird» keep inland, though there 1« no base hanging out toward the sea to denote un pleasant weather, interested folk know that the clement» will be tin- favor*- OL all weathers mv fish 550 CUTSICE HOCUS Rates: Without bath. SI. per day, upward. With bath, $1 50 per day. upward*. Grant Smith A Co., Owner« Erie V. Hauser, President II H. Cloutier. M ng Director - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - j- - - New Undertaking Parlors Mr N C Ixiwe is the only li censed undertaker and em balmer of Scio. All work guaranteed satisfactory’. TVs have a large stock of cas » ket* on hand and a nice licarse. All calls promptly attended day or night. A lady’s services will be furnished if required. N. I. Morrison and N. C Lowe OREGON SCIO, SANITARY (’boire Frr-di Meat: Pure Food and Sanitary Inspection Invited. Home Made Bacon, I.arti und Sausage McKNIGHT &. DALEY I» ; A TTENTi&N F armers fl ft fl ft W <■ take egg» and butter in exchange am, pay the hlgheat price fur «»me. ft fl 9 9 9 9 W hen in town do not fail to call »t our «tore, where you will always find a g«-al line of «taple merchandise to a*-lcct from. Our price* are the loweiy and our good» the beat. Old T»ma En*ii»h Fap». The three splendid muga- zinet illustrated above and the Santiam News, total re tail value $1125. all one year for only Octuple» an entire block, ea*ily aceeMible to Port land’» Thratre anal Slu rping «it« (net Io the fir»t »ear <*t the l»*t cen fury L«»n«l<»n .rfe ted great a«hu*ru- Itoti for Cato’» » uh <lc, the fc*iiiu. 1st \ bring .iron- *1 I > \ddi»o»i‘» play, gentle nun named Budget!. aft' 1er witiow-mg it» pcrform.im»*. threw Inni» Jf mto tl • l'!..iiif - I n In- wa* home. Ili- U«l*. »a» r«*«ovcn*d. and on it va* fr> imi a st rap of |w»|« r with tl <• word-: ”Uhat Cato diti and \c imon *pprov«-«l m»i»t need* ' be righi.” P»»»- »»• Ge»»« at T»bi». To the many friend* who so kindly assisted during the illness and after the death of our be loved wife and mother, we take this means of extending our heartfelt thanks. A. R. McDonald, and Children. Old oapera 5 cents a bundle at the News office. Successor to Densmore-’ad«* Co. MULTNOMAH HOTEL fl Mike our »tore your Headquarter». fl fl jj J. F. Prochaska J (Q. Co. OREGON SCIO, fl 9 <1 '»rrtt'KMa 1t OlMMM-rOK» Pasaitiaat, W. F. Gill. SmaiTiav, X. -helion J Barne», W. F. Gill, A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn-». Mr». Jennie Warner. J. J SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN<T>H|-<.HA rU> !>►« ► Mill- H a- l«*n* Our Flour ia a» pood a» any made in the Willamette Valley S.K K GU.1RJXTEED- *'• *,c* • X»e«»ev»l Cw»t»m Mllllna Bwalneee. feed Sale. FUwe en W. Whe*« era In «**• BoM.hl Field .nd l«r Treat Y»u Might ►> fl * Tlewr and F.aehanged Bu.ln*.» and fee Will
