The Santiam news., April 15, 1910, Image 1

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VOL.
SCIO.
XIII.
LINN
COUNTY.
OREGON.
APRIL
ALBANY IS 10 BE HOST
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191«'.
LCCM BREVITIES
Walt Bilyeu says he did
that he had to much stuff in
large Dekgstlons (.«netted From All
until he commenced packing.
towns In Willamette Valley
The Bell telephone poles
Regular Orfanissima«
moved from our streets.
Will Be effected
They ahcHiki have been set in
at first.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
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employes thoroughly farriliar with the record« of
Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispatch is
our motto, We are now abstracting the Instruments
fikd daily and cat) serve the public most efficiently.
We use the most modern and up to date system of all*
stracting • An unlimited amount of money to loan
mi d per rent, per annum on approved farm security
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when winter rva-ling should be provided
for. we make the following dubbing
offer to our readers, One year's sub-
scription to the Santiam News is in
eluded in all the prices quoted below
The Weekly Oregonian (Portland; 22.25
The Semmi-Weekly Journal "
82.00
The Breeder» Gazette (Chicago! 82 2
T he Thrice a week World (N. Y. 122.2
Any |1 a year magazine
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* 22.00
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A Remarkable Offer,
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To All Whom it May Concern
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that from and after the
I 16th day of May, 1910, I. as the execu-
, trix cf the estate of B. F. McDonald,
deceased, shall, in pursuance of an
. order of the County Court of l.inn
County, Oregon, proceed to sell at
private sale for cash in hand at »aid
sale all the right, title and estate which
•aid deceased had in and to the follow­
ing described real property at the time
of his death, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 26 67 chains
West of the Southeast corner of
the William Gilchrist I> I. < N-.t
No. 5754. Claim No 43 in Townships
9 and 10, South Range one East of
the Willamette Meridian in l.inn
County, Oregon, and running thence
South M9 degr.es W est IH.33 chains,
thence North 10 chains, thence
South 39 degrees West 23. MS chains,
thence North IS degrees and forty
minutes East 10.24 chains, thence
North 69 degrees and 30 minutes
East 42 chains, more or leas, to a
point North of the place of begin­
ning and 84.36 chains distant from
said place of beginning and on the
East line of the Unde belonging to
the said estate of said B. F. Mc­
Donald, deceased, in said D. L. C.
and thence South 84.85 chains on
said East boundary line to the said
place of beginning, and containing
90 acres, more or leas.
The News is now prepared tn make
the following moot remarkable offer:
The S antiam N ews , “The Commoner”
(Bryan's paper) and "The American
Homestead" the three papers for al-
moet the price of one 21 90
"The Commoner,”
Mr. Bryan's
pa|>er, is a weekly and is devoted to the
dcscuaaion of National politics. Any
many, if he wishes to understand
National politico, whether he is a Re­
publican or a Democrat, should read
both sides of all questions. He cannot
reach an honest understanding without
doing so. The Commoner discusses all
questions from the progressive Demo-
sratic viewpoint, without Indulging in
abuse of those who think differently.
The American Homestead. Is an ex­
cellent monthly farm paper, filled with
valuable information for the farmer,
stockraiser,
orchardist, poultryman,
The estate and Interest which said
gardener and housewife.
deceased had in and to said premises at
Everybody in this vicinity knows
the time of his death bring a fee
what elans of paper the News is. Rut
simple estate.
with this club of excellent papers, the
Dated thia 16th day of April 1910.
News should be found in every home In
Auca M c D onald
the Forks of the Santiam.
Execrutrix of
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B.
F
McDonald,
decraaed
Notice of DissoliiHow
NoTirg IS HEXRRY given that the
firm of ( arson A Co., heretofore pro­
prietors, is dissolved, Thomas tjirge
retiring and Cal Carson succeeding to
complete proprietorship of the business.
All bills due the late firm and bills
dur others, are only collectable or
payable by the undersigned.
C al C arson
Firwn R iiciiim «I iM Cooftrrtryi Union
A branch of the above order was
' organised in this city, last Saturday
afternoon. It la no use to tell farmers
the advantages of the above organisa­
tion. further than to tell you that it
will pay richly for the time and expense
‘ required. The following officers were
The N ews will be glad to supply a elected for wcio Union:
copy of tho paper fns.1, regularly, to
Geo. L. Sutherland, president.
T. L. Dugger, secretarytreasurer.
any one who will supply items of news
weekly from any and all of the sur­
S. W. Gaines, vice president.
rounding neighborhoods. Some one tn
Joseph Funk, chaplain.
Ueorgc Thurman, conductor.
every neighborhood should be willing to
take up this work for the intereats of
C. T. Craft, doorkeeper.
Executive committee to be chosen
themselves and neighbors.
Albany, Ore . April IL (Special to
Oregonian. ) Plans are now practically
complete fur the program of the Open
River and Freight Rate Convention to
lw held here Thursday afternoon and
evening.
P. D. Gilbert, presiilent of the Albany
Buaincas Men'a Association, will rail
the convention to order at 2:30 tn the
A ko Club gymnasium and will intr< •
duce Dr. W. H. Davis, president of the
Albany Commercial Club, who will
make the introductory addrea«, setting
forth the purpose of the convention and I
welcoming the visiting delegates.
Dr.
Davis will preside at the afternoon se •
aion and Wallace R. Mtruble, manager
<-f the Albany (.emmercisl Club, will i
NO.
PROGRAM OF RACES
n< t k now
his house,
To Be Given at
fair, 5vl>,
Were re-
Tuesday,
the alleys
t ie l.inn
Count)
August JO-JI,
an I September i-s
Thr following program for racea h»a
The price of mohair has now reached
2S% cents. Thr N ews pndicta the bron arranged by thr directors of the
Fair association:
price will reach 30 cents
Tl KHUiY, AUGI ST 30 GHXNUK t»AY
close of the season.
I.
Kall game, purse •
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g'si.'M
Dr. A. G. Prill, F. C. Pv< ry, R.
? 3.y« ar oH pare.
mile, beet
Shelton, and the News man were lx ok-
3 in 6 •
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100.00
< d to attend the Open River meetitg
■Kunr.irg rece,
mik
100.(4)
at Albany, yeeten ay.
wKiiNfubAY. Atro. 31 t >: hason day
The exchange of properties spoken of
4
2 .35 trotting.
nqk, 3 in 6 100.00
elsewhere tietwern J. N. Mortis and
» 2:30 pacing, '« mile, best
W C. Arnold was premature.
The
3 in 5
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100.00
trade is not yet conaimmate I and may
6- Running. ’» mile
100.00
be off altogether.
Summer school at Albany College le
gir.s July 5, preparation' for a>l grade,
county and state c< rtificates or for
college entrance,
methods class« a.
act as secretary of the afternoon »»<• Principals, President IL M Crcoks ar <1
aion.
Co. - 8uf orintendent W. L Jacksen,
The afternoon session will be devoted
The 8cto aggregation of "tough
to addreases only, and will b« partie'«
pated In by all visitor« At the evening neck" ball players will lock horns with
session the ¿«legates appealed by th* thslr old rivals at Jeffrrson on Sunday,
various Commercial Clubs will organlxe April 1?. A return game will be play,
th« convention, «loot officers ami trans­ ed on the “rio Cubsdiamnnd in the near
act the bullness of the meeting. There future. AH lovers of the gar» c sh -ulrl
will be he program for the evening sea- 1 be there, as th. ra will lie »<>m< tl Ing
•Ion and it w-ill be left entirely in the doing.
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hands of the delegates from the Corn- ’ Keep your eye on Morrison's front
menial Clubs of the Willamette Valley. window and so* thr bargain« every
hollowing Dr Davis* introductory I Grange nalurday. On Saturday. April
add re sa at the afternoon session, Judge 23, I will sell everything in the wiidow
W. S. McFadden, of CarvaiHa, will at a bargain price. 17 quart enameled
speak on "Free Locks at Oregon City. " dish pan, for 49c.
8 quart i-i a me led
A speaker to lie selected by the Eugrne preserve kettle, 37e. Dixi't forget the
delegation wiU talk on "An Open River day.
N I. M orriho N.
from the Mouth of the Clackamas
People who invest in property In
South,” and a Salem speaker, to be
Scio, because of the coming of the >all
chosen bv the delegation from the
road, expecting to make a profit, surely
Capital City, will apeak on the subject,
ought to help raise the tonus require d.
"Restoration of the Old Freight Rab­
But some of them will give only a arrall
on Eastern Shipments.” Attorney H.
amount or not a eent. They expect to
M Sawier. of Portland, will deliver
| reap tho benefit of the donatiuna of
the last address of the afternoon.
All
other people who are not so stingy.
of three addresses are to be twenty - I
Such citizens are of no benefit to a town
minute talks, and following each there
or community.
will be a five-minute talk on each sut -
You know what a good teacher mean«
ject by one member of each delegation. ,
Each delegation will rh<x,«e its own to a commulty, and especially to a child.
The Normal school is where the teach
«peakers.
That the convention will be a big ers are liest trained. You have a valu
gathering is assured.
The local coo.- ' able plant al Monmouth worth more
mi tiers are receiving reports daily I than 8100,000 00. Don't abandon this,
from venous dubs that big delegations but vote. Yea, for Monmouth ar.d sus­
will come. Salem, Eugene, Cottage tain the Normal school. The coat is
Grove, Corvallis and lebanon will all four cents on a thousand dollars.
J. B. V. B i .TI. ar , See. Com.
send monster delegations and every :
city in the Willamette valley will I ♦
Our carload of buggirs has arrived
fully represented.
and all our samples are set up, So if
Thr Ako Club will be thrown open to 1 you are in the market for a buggy,
the visiting delegates for the day and come and get our prices, as we can
they will be received in the club rooms save you money. Of course, you ask
there and at the rooms of the Albany how that comes, but remember that
commercial Club.
Automobiles will ■ we buy direct from the factory and in
meet all traîna and convey the visiting carload lots.
delegates to the club rooms. A com­
Yours for business.
mittee coneiating of F. J. Fletcher, '
C h «s. wesfly
Wm. Fortmiller. and W. H. Marvin,
Eugene merchants sell Scio condei -
has been named to prepare the AI co
Club gymnasium for the session, and sed milk and Iota of it. Scio 1s a Linn
space will be reserved for each delega- ; county town of leas than 1000 popula­
tion. Placards are being prepared for tion. These same merchants would
each city so that delegates can find sell Eugene condensed milk If they
their reservations as soon as thsy enter could find such an article manufactured
here. —Eugene Register. Ami It is
the hall.
just about the beat anyway. —Albany
Democrat. Of course it la. for no
The Termer* Emporium
other town can make anything quite as
la the place to get your swell Htaver good as can be made In Scio.
buggies, .Mitchell hacks and wagons.
J. I. Case plows, harrows, hoosier,
hüsi
drills. Champion binder, mowing ma-
chines and rakes, the Evans potato
I have chosen May 2. 3 and 4 as clean
planter, Myer hay carrier, hay pulleys up days, ami all property owners are
and tools of all kinds for the garden hereby notified to remove all rubbish
and lawn, machine oils and binder from their premises on or before that
twine. N. I. Morrison, at the K. of P. date.
building at the south end of the bridge,
H M. M yer
Scio Ore.
15-3t
Mayor.
Will Rn i Fira
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W»nlH
J. J. Honor. of Honor Bro»., has I
bought a farm one ami a half mile«
Rida for the position of city electri­
from Scio, and will go there to reside, cian from June 1, 1910 to February I.
at least part of the time, coming to 1911; bids to be considered May 5, 1910,
Albany to help tn the box factory The city council reserves the right Io
when rushed. His two brothers will reject any or all applicants.
continue in charge of affairs at the |
E. D. M ykrn .
factory.- Albany Democrat
City Recorder.
IS4t
T hursday , serr. 1
alsany DAY
2:36 trotting.
mile, beet
3 in 6
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160.00
8 2 20 pacing.
mile, beet
8 in 5
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160.00
100,00
9-Running, \ mile
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rniDAY, strr. t iPttYloDYS BAY
10—8» trotting, 1 mile, host
2 In 8
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180.00
! I! 2:10 pacing, 1 mils, bril
12
2 In 3
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Running, 1 mile. 125 at e«eh
too no
quarter post
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Entries cloee August 18, 1910. bend
for entry blanks and condition«.
F arwrk . h I nutitut ». I'srtn.rs will lx
given a public denwinrtration on judging
itock aixI the rare of fruit orchards and
grafting, two important subject*.
The aliovr schedule of races may br
cha ig«-d someis hat. later on and the
l>ur>w-» incrcaMii, but in i.o ease w 11
they tie roiuced.
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C moci I
Council met in regular sraaion on
Fhuraday evening, April 7., Mayor
Myer presiding and Councilnien J. A.
Bilyeu, Arnold. Perry Bilyeu, Cain and
Morrison bring present.
Fire, Light «rid Water Committee
reported that it had ruled that all per­
sons discontinuing use of electric lights
for part of the year, would be required
to pay 23 to have them awitched on
again. The council ratified the ruling.
The matter of a street light at the
interacr lion of 3rd ami Bilyeu streets
was postponed, until later in the sea­
son. Bills allowed: General Electric
Co., $10.19. Valvature (M Co., 24.60;
scio Milling Co., 24 >; Ralston Electric
Supply Co., 244.56, .Santiam News, 60c;
J N. W«<ddk, 284.70; Independent
Trkphone Co., 81.75; Fred B. West,
$69.70. Fire, Light and Water Com­
mitter was crrkrrd to see that water
pipe was properly protected from the
sun ami weather.
Recorder ordered to advertise in the
SA vtiam N ews , 4 lasuee, for electrician
from June I, 1910 to February 1. 1911,
bids to be accepted or rejected at the
ergular May meeting of the council
I linprvicmlH
nt ARAM AM 1
UrQIrVI
luist Tuesday
evening, loonidas
(xxige No. 36, K. of P. instrurterl the
trust a« S of the Imlgr, as a buildirg
committee, to proceed at once to re­
pair and fit up the K. of P. building in
a condition so that the upper story can
be used as a lodge room. The improve­
ment required, ia the raising of the
roof four foet, the addition of 14 feet
■>n the east eml. papering the lodge
r<M>ma and painting the entire liullding.
The cost will be about 8N»'i.
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MffimirKff j N«lict
Notice is hereby given that the ui •
d -rsignrel has been duly appointed ad-
miniatrator of the eatste of Suaannah
Crabtree, c'eccasol, by the (Xunty
Court of Linn County, Oregon. All
persona having claims against said ee-
tatr are hereby notih«d to present the
same to the undersigned at his resi­
dence at Kingston. Oregon, within six
months from this date duly verrified as
by law required.
Dated thia 9th day of April 1910.
J. K. Weatherford,
P. P. C rartrxf .
Attorney for Admr.
AdmMetrnkr