The Santiam news., April 08, 1910, Image 1

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I Opered With a Rush
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Our Big Sale which opened
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Saturday, April 2
BSTTSS
Custiinicrs fnim as fiir ns 25
miles were in our store taking
advantage of the rare bargains.
EVEMôûbï BATING EVEHTBODT SATISDED
We have never had in our store
more now suits, coats 01 a more
<•( lnplcte 1 inc of new waists from
50c to $12 which arc being sold
at an attractive re hiction.
NEVEB HAS OUR CUSTOMERS HAD FUCH A FEAST
This is mi opportunity which
comes hut once ami •r vonr time
will be well spent to investigate
the unusual bargain offerings,
during this great 20 days sale.
Chambers & McCune
Albany’» Greatest Cloak and Suit I louse
Albany
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carvfully prepared by competent uii I experienced
employes thoroughly familiar with the record« of
Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispatch is
our motto, We are now abatrncting the instrument«
filed daily ami ran seA’e the publie most efficiently.
We use the ino-t modern and up to date system of ab-
, «trading ’ An unlimited amount of money to loan
on li per cent. |a*r annum on approved farm security
BOTH PHONE»- IN THE OFFICE
honorable an«l upright in hia dtalitgt
a r >ng men, r'.u- tnbb* a- I helpful I * |
I he needy am) a peaceful and lawabuL .
' ing cit ten.
The News would have l»eon glad to
; publish the addr«*««« in full, but t'i«
j e«!itor. not being a short hand rejxirter,
I our rrsrlcm will hav<- to be rontvnl with
I. Vk I'ontri y Prerented 'A Uh Hand thia brief avnopaia.
Olea Suddenly At His Ito re In
’*>n e Vctcraau Jew et I o*-n Rc.vb-
Following the w'd era came the
Portland Nestor of tie
i banquet, and a mor« «-leg an I durplav of
ing Moth Anniversary <»( Hie
Or« ¿«in It-r
«atabkM one will sekiom »»«*
1 he
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Membership «>< the Or 1er
tables ha I been arrange! in th*- ante
room and the ranblematic throe links
Judge George H William*. Oregon’s
was ««ran in th«» arrangement of biscuits,
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I a«t Satur 'ay ever ng *»« a red lei oranges an«! as a decoration upon pies moat eminent eitijen, ami one of the
Neverth--k-aa, all present v< ry few public men of civil war days,
H ter occasion for Dierdoff l»»!ge No. 54 and cakes
I I. (• (>. F of thia citv.
The rvrn*nf »ven «-«! to hare rnurmo is anpetite« is no moro Hi» death o-curri sudden*
Y was devoted to the commemoration of there wa.» an abu t«lance fur a crowd ly and pea-rfully at hta homo on last
Monday, due to the inflr natici of old
ft the 50th anniversary of L W. I’om«roy'a twice aa large
The ban«|u«l r-dnelud«I, the rest of age.
■ membership of tbs order. Aral right
Only a week ago he was a guest and
X rovally di-l the members of D erdvff the evening wa« devoted toa-»cial enjoy­
the chief speaker at a banquet at the
X entertain thrir hall full of guests. ment.
Th« members of Dierdoff ksigo an*! Portland hostel* ry, gii cn by his friends
■ Fifty years ago L. W. Pomeroy w*a
■ it i latcd into the mysteries of th'xif« '- the companion lodge of R< becas, in cummomoratioa of hia b"th birthday,
evrtainlv acquitted thrnraehes with Judge V. ilhams has never made a more
s low-ihip by Chemeketa Ix-dge ofSnler
ns simplicity,
■ H>- r« ! .«i .«• I I*.a me-nberab
with tl.e hontir in this social fun*-1 on MemS-rs Whirr ni .1 rloqoci !
I S ilem l-xlge for fifteen year» He then and visitor» aeemed toenjoy th«-m»e!ve* ! address than this the last of hia public
J severe«! hut incmbership with Chrmek« ta greatly, every minute of the evening. ultcrar.ces.
Judge Williams came to Oregon in
T anti help««! to organise Dieidoff lodge And the ad Ires» and »«eial enj.>>meiil
->f the oecasion surely inspired a desire tfiSS, as chief Justice of the territory,
■ No. 51, of chia city.
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It was but natural that Mr. Pomeroy on the part of all visitor», not m* tuber», appoint«« I by President Pierce. He re-
X sb -ul*l Wl«h some of the member« of to join the order
It will I»- noaurprise fu*«o«l reappointment by Pro*. Buchanan.
X his parent lodge to lie present upon an if a class of n dcsen er more new II • had mufti to do with the organica
■ occasion that is seldom v* uchsafa I to a members is secure»! in the imm«t«liate lin i of Oregon, the making of her cor-
Stituti in. etc. In HUM he was elected
■ member of that or any other order. In future.
United State» senator by the Oregon
w a«-eord with this wlah a ape«- ai invita
ft ti. u »«i extended 1.« Chemak«*tn, and
Circuit Court
le„i-liiture, ani served in that office
ft Judge Gam. H. Burnett and Al. John-
d iring the turbulant days follow ing the
Judge Wm. Galloway pro« ding.
X son eame to r« i r«-sent the parent
The divorce term of th«- Linn county ci**r<* of th«- war.
In lb71 lie was app inted to be a
X i > , c. Jeff* rsoti hsige was represented Circuit court. No 2 eomm«-nc«*d tl ia
■ mt **r of the joint high commission to
H by Uncle Frank Devaney. Le« Bilyeu week, and the follow i g business va.-i
form a treaty in settlement of tie
<>f Mbanon, O E IVmeroy, of I acoml* transacted on Monday afternoon
□ Th-mas Smail, tem|«rarily of Detr-ut,
Continued: IVrry Smith agt. Fi«*-ah Alabama claims and was one of the
ft but memtx r» of Dtenioff, were present. •mith; Hardesty agt. li.vrd<*Sty: Wa ■ m- »1 Influcnt-al m« ml era of the com-
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Dr. A. G Prill »« prosiding officer. Jen agt. Wa.don; I’urcell agt- Purceli; itu-kion. In IK72 he became a n cinta r
J «leliv* re«! th«- following abort atkirrais
Hamilton agt. Hamilton; Dot I Allen of President Grant's cabinet, as Attor
agt.
Trank Allen? Stephens agt. Cat - ney General. His nervier in thia office
("The occasion for the gathering here ;
this evening of <»-ki Fellows, Rebeccas | non. Fred Hula fuss agt. Hermann Hole- concludili hi.i c uinrclion In an official
-auto itv. with th«- Federal government.
nod iiivit««! frit mis. is one of special fuaa, it it ham agt Witham.
Returning to hia Portland home he
Dismissed: Irene Baldwin •gt Wn
— moment to Dierdoff !»»!ge. I. O. O. F
Baldwin: F. N Bink Corvallis agt reiummi practice as a lawyer, which
An event in the history of thia lodge
h« continue«! to do, except It was inter­
R. L. Cast «el. Hearing agt. Hearing
which has never occurred lurfore and
Divorce grant«-.! in Ell Autwpaugh ro. t««l by a t«-rm aa mayor of his home
perhaps may never occur again, is the ,
city.
agt. Clara Ann Aunapaugh.
object of U*is gathering.
I allude to
Judgo Williams was Oregon’s moat
Alias Summons allowed in Poland agt
the particular time of a man's life when
iUu«triona cit-zen. As an orator he had
Cox ai.d Co. j» r agt. Althouse.
hr can say, 'I Eave teen a contributing
Tuesday 9 a. m. set for trial of J. F. no | nr in the state. As a citiaen he
Odd Fellow for f fly years an*! over.'I
sas lust and upright and a worthy
Iloughton agt. Florence lloughton.
To reach thia |>oint If one l*e*-omes a
Default in divorce caaro Powell agt. model for any one to emulate.
mcmlier at the asr«- of 2!. he would be
Powell, Small agt. Small and Tur er
71 years of age, at the time, he had
agt. Turner.
I arm I or Sale
kcromplish««! the journey. It fall.« to
L. L Swan appointed examiner in
HO acres 3 miles East of Scio 35 acres
the lol of but few to even reach this '
Har-
in cultivation, 25 acres o|ien pasture 20
age, ami but very few attain the honor , r< gistration caas- * f Eugenia A.
acre* timlmr, "0 acro* can lie cultivat­
to which 1 allude.
We have among us i !*r-
for i
T1 KMUAV’k artUNKM
ed, house, barn, young orchard, spring
one to whom thia honor is due, and
to-
Perry Smith et al va. Sarah J. Smith watha, 3 jersey milk cows, 4 heifers,
this reason we are gathered here
and* ct al., partition. Continued,
wagon, buggy, plow, harrow, cream
night. In behalf of the officers
____________ __ you
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Fldith I. Hardesty vs. Henry
seperator, CO chicken», tlda is a good
members of this lodge, I extend to
It 1» but proper at *»ty, divorce. Plaintiff allowed to file
farm, *>n county road. R F. D. and
a cordial welrcnnr.
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an amended complaint.
telephone. Price including jwrsonal pro-
this time, that your minds ah* uld be re-1
Irene Baldwin vs. William Baldwin,
t erty is only $3750, 127.7 > caah, balance
freshed as to what Odd Fellowship is,
divorce. IMamiaserl,
to suit at 1» |*er cent Interest. I have
its aims and objects and what it has
Martha E. Purcell vs. John II, Pur­
many other large and amali farma for
accomplished, an«! I have the pleasure
cell, divorce. Continued.
sale and the price ia light, the cows,
arxl honor to leave this part of th«-
Ell Aunspaugh va. Clara Ann Auns- hogs and chickens all make money for
program to one moat eminently fitted
paugh, divorce.- Answer withdrawn, you. Call on R. Shelton Scio Oregon.
for the task, ami it is with pleasure
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testimony taken rid decree granted.
that I introduce to you, Hon. Geo. II.
The First National Bank of CorVallla
Notice of Lttasolutlon
Burnett, of Salem, Oregon, who will
vs. Richard L. Casteel et al., inter«
address you.’*
NoTIC*
IS NERKRY GIVEN that the
pleader. Di»misaed.
Arm
of
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arson
A Co., heretofore pro­
Judge Burnett marie a short address,
Travis Martin vs. Orpha King ct al.
jiertinent to the occasion, in which he partition. Confirmation of sale Uri prietors. is dissolved, Thomas luirge
retiring and < al Carson succeeding to
state«i that Brother Lyman W. Pomeroy I snide.
ha*l been a member of Chemeketa hvlgc i Ralph Groahong et al va. N. w. complet*- proprp-torship of the business.
All bills due the late Arm and bills
for IS years and that that lo«lgc felt a I _
De­
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, .. . * Tliomas, to ret aside contract
lue
other», are only collectable or
sort of proprietorship in him and that, I ew«iie*s»raw
murror arcriiAii
argue*I and
taken >sm«l
ulular ad -
und Iskai,
payable by the undersigned.
in consequence, Chemeketa felt more I visemcnL
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j FOR FIFTY YEARS
AN 000 FELLOW
than ordinary interest in the present
I. D. Stephen» et al vs. II. D. Can-
event. He «aid that few men were ' non ct al. to quiet title. Continued.
entitled to receive the veterans jewel
W. W. Polirvi v», 8. Cox et al, ac
for fifty years of faithful ami continu­ ¡counting. Continued.
ous service, and that he felt it an honor i T. B. Cooper vs. John Althouse et «I.
to pin the jewel on the breast of Broth accounting. Continued.
er Pomeroy. After doing so, the judge
Nelson O. Powell vs. Frances A.
gave way am! Mr. Pomeroy talked for I Powell, divorce. Default entered. tM-
a frw minutes, in which he thanke«! timony taken and rase taken under
the memliers of DtenJoff tor the honor a*lvi»e merit.
it was conferring upon him. One could
C. A. H«-aring vs. Grace Hearing,
see that Mr. Pomeroy feit, d«-eply, th.- divorce. Dismiss««!.
honor and respect his lodge was paying
Elbert Small vs. Flora Small, di­
him and exprease«! his appreciation in vorce. Default, testimony taken ar»<i
language aa strong as he could com­ decree granted.
mand.
Mohair Pool
Aft«r Mr. Pomeroy had concluded \
Many of the grower» of mohair at
hia remarks. Judge Burnett waa again '
and near Seio have requested the for­
introducra! ami s|*oke for about one-half .
mation of a pool of their 1910 clip, a
hour about the objects and aims of Odd
;««.l liât ia at tiw office of It Shelton in
Fellowship. He said while Odd Fellow­
Seio, and those desiring to pool may
ship did not have a croed nor religious ,
consign their fierce».
ceremonials, it did aim to make a man
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C ai . C armon
I ha Farmers Emporium
ta the place to get your awell Slaver
buggies, Mitchell hacks and wagons,
J. I. Case plows, harrows, hoosier,
drill», Champion binder, mowing ma­
chines and rakes, the Evans j-oiato
planter. Myer hay carrier, hay pulleya
and tools of all kinds for the garden
and lawn, machine oils an-i binder
twine. N. I. Morriaon, at the K of P.
budding at the south end of the bridge.
Scio Oro.
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copy of the paper free, regularly, to
any one who will supply itemi of news
weekly from MV and all of the sur­
rounding neighborhood*. Some one in
every neighborhood should be willing to
take up thia v.ork for the interrata of
themselves and neighbors.