The Santiam news., October 28, 1910, Image 5

1rs E J. UpM SeMstrtn
Ifjfou Are Out
For a «rood time
and know one
when • von see it,
call at tin* drug
store and hear
the latest out in
Music. Novem­
ber records arc
now on sale. A
lull \\ inter stock
soon to be here.
$3 to any phono*
graph owner for
inducing airyone
to buy a phono­
graph of
E. C. PEERY
DRUGGIST
Scio
Oregon
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I Plain and Fancy Sewing. Ready insti*-
•Ulte alterati Residence South Mam St
Land fr Sate
Forty acres at bottom land. 3'»
1ln thi* column, we pubhah political
nuh-a auuth of Scio, 22 acres in cultiva-
a -u-uncemente and other political mat
! ti<v* -no building».
Inquire of lock
ter »ent for the purpoae of aiding
! box II, at the Scio post office. for
|a>litlc«l candidate*. The N ew * is an
. particular« and term«.
independent n«-ws|«|»cr and the only
paper pubiuhed in the fork* of the
I Santiam and tn a spirit of faimea*,
Setti» bp
. will give candidates of all partie» an
Mv putrofui are hereby nottfad that « qua! show whatever may to- »aid in
I I have <h»p«4MP«i of my but her buMtw*** th: column, in no way obligates the
[ and will give
*n to pur* haaer, N ews and thl* paper will bo responsible
• Octobe r ! All cmraona knowing thrm- for none.)
I M'lvry I ride‘bled to ffw, are rviucMleil to
»rttlf toe ¿am«* at on*«" No p-rwon ir
I H Van Winkle. Republican candi­
authonxrd Io rollwt then* aoountM
dal.
■ for Circuit Judge. He has prartic
! exrapüng myaelf. Sri«». S<*pi« mh*T 30.
<d in all th«- court» and ha* had sawn
C al C aiwo . m
year* judicial experience as Assistant
to Attorney tieneral Crawford. Horn
A GOOh POSITION
and rai-oi in Linn county.
i (’mi I m - hnd by ambition* young men
(Paid advertincnmnt)
i and laehra in tbe 6« Id of “U ir* ¡« •
or
• Railway telegraphy. >inrv the 3 hour
An experience of more than eighteen
law became affective, and atnee th«
Wirvlc*» rum punk* a arc r«tat»h.*hing year* a* a auccesaful practionver in the
stat ions throughout the country there courts of Oregon qualifies Percy R.
is a gnat shortage of telegrapher». Kelly for the t»ffi e of < irruit Judge
I Positions pay beginner« from f 7o to $yo \ «de for him.
(Paid advertisement
,|*r month, with good chan«* of ad-
I vancement. The National Telegraph
I. II Van Winkle ha» had cxjH-riencc
i Institute operates six official institutes
»specially
Atting him for circuit judge
1 in America, under au|»crvi»i<m of It. It.
| and Wireless Officials and pla> ■-• all w hit«* »« rv mg ns assistant to Attorney
Raised in Linn
¡gradual"« into roaition*. It will pay General Crawford.
He respectfully asks your
I you to write them for full detail* nt county.
I Davcn|«*rt, la., Cincinnati, <),, Port vole.
• ( Paid a<:\. rti .ement >
• lond. Orc., or Memphis. Tenn.
l< J. I >KN N I<Y
Grain Onlls
I
We have a full line of Van Brunt and
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e Kentucky drills the two moat popular
< i drills on the market.
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" c have only four Van Brunt drill*
left of the carload we reccivrd at the
beginning of the season; so if you want
REAL ESTAJE DEALERS
I
a drill, it will pay you to see the Van
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! Brunt. W «• have sold 22 drills thia fall.
< ' ¡This should convince you that the Van
' Brunt 1» the beat drill on the market.
< i I Write fi r pamphlets, if you can’t come
Stock Ranches. Fruit
i and ace them.
Ranches, Farm and
CllA« Wg’IXY
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City Property of all
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Kinds, Timber Land*
I TEBAULT BEAL
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ESTATE CO.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointe«! by
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i the County Court of the »tale of Ore
gon, for Linn County, administratrix
of the estate of Charles
Ri*-ha ds<m,
deceased. All jw-rson« having claims
: ►
- against «aid estate ar- hereby rvquir«*l
to present the same to me prufH-rly
verified as by law required at my
residence East of Scio, Oregon, within
C. W. TEBAULT
six months from the date hereof.
Lyors St.
Albany, Ore.
Dated tin» September 24. 1910.
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S usan R ichardson ,
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Administratrix.
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C C. B ryant , attorney.
First |nihll< alloc Sept. .TH, 1910, Last
(ict.
1910.
The Sun Francisco
R. SHELTON
Real E*t it"
BARGAIN DAY
l’NDEJt
HEW
CKANT.riRTLt. Pr„F.
ALBANY
Notary I’tiblic
Administrator of Estates
xrans Negotiated, Abstracts
Obtained and Examin'd
fit'IC
III.KGON
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1»R. W. R. BILYEU
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C. <’. BRYANT
OREGON
on the Democratic Ticket
I FAVOR I GOVERNMENT CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE
(Paid Advertisement)
Vote For
WIIEY A KIMSEY
Democratic Candidate
for County Tieasurer
(Paid advertisement)
C. H. ELSWICK
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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OREGON
HOME RULE AMENDMENT
Wtial Is IP
"The Home Rule Amendment,"
■ailed, i» un American; the state is the
n it
lliircitii » mint not la" p<-rmitt><l
to set up ». paratc principalities in
iilwolut." indépendance of <n«r State
J law«.”
.712 x Yes, prohibition amenilment.
.'HI a Ye», prohibition law.
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Settle It Now
Settle It Right
For constitutional amendment
giving to cities and towns
exclusive power to license,
regulate, control, suppress,
or prohibit the sale of intox­
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324 X Yes
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10,000 OREGON CITIZENS
Greater Oregon Home Rule Association
ATTORNEY AT LAW I «IN Electric Building,
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Stove Sale
We will make a special price on
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M orrison A N eai .
WILLIAM 6ALL0WAY
Citait Jüdçe IM Jrdtül Disimi Cm
íüe 1er P’tieciisn
more splendid encouragement can be
given to boys and men in any walk
than by electing such a man to the
governorship of the state.
It is for the»*- reasons that the
pu»iHa-iii:«<.ua nlt* n | t to besmirch Mr.
West with the miit age u.cidert will
r act w ith deadly effect against thi-»e
vho ¡■erj-.-trutc l the outrage and give
votes by th«- hundred to the man
whose lift- i* an often book, and who as
delivery i»*y, railroad cmnmisioner or
■ in any other capacity invatiably made
gi>*xl, Oregon Sunday Journal
CUR PORTLAND LETTER
Portland,
Or., Oreg«-n not only
r.*i»* a th*- boat sheep in the Union, but
they will cutnpar*' favorably with any
> i the World, in tin- opinion of (,*o.
M* Knight of \ ale, president of
lb*- Oregon Wool Grower* Aiuioeiation.
H<-expects tin fact will lie demon-
•'Out* I at tti* coming rotiwnlion of
tt’i Nat-, ul Wnol Growei» Association
which o, cn» hi Portland on January 4.
"Wv shall have the greatest sheep
show ever k* !d in Oregon, he said.
‘‘Our hr* i dem w ill have » greut chance
to show their .lock, aixl if we win in
ji tu;« am i . äiiowxv
the coming competition they can safely
take th« ir ; lu-ep anywhere In tho
Judge W M. Kam -y ai
world. ’*
"A judge »(»Mikl love ju»ti"' • and hate
I h*- Portland convention of the Na­
iniquity and p»>«j«-*s a robust integrity, tional Wo««l ’.ro»*-r* Association,
anil I m - able to hold the scale* of juxtice which is the oldest livestock organisa­
firmly ami evenly. He should I m - no tion in th«' Unite.) States, will be the
r»-»pc«-tor of persona, deciding for or liigge*! in the history of that orgoniM-
against parties Sa th- :.r right* RppRSf tio-1
The tale a*»ociation of wool
to him according to tho meu.iuri- of the growers will nu-ct in Portland just l«e-
law. Hr should be no 'trimmer. ’ I forv the National convention, the
have known Judge Galloway for many • cact date to I m - dtdermined later,
year, and I believe he pMavstra then-
Oregon’s apph- show ia receiving very
judicial qualities. He bin in more than wid attention, ¡»nils W. Hill, presi-
one instance in tho past shown that he .1. • t of t)i" Great Northern Ry., ia
ha* the courage to «land by hi* con t« ing int Teat in the coming exhibit
victim»» of duty tn difficult positions, ar ! offers a ca«h prix- of $2'i0 for the
and if elected I believe he will make a best exhibit of apples from any di«-
good record for honesty and courago," trict tributary to th«- Great Northern.
l'w<> cash prises of $25«i each will be
presented for th«' best exhibits of
lh«ir 8oomef!'g
apple«. Fruit grower* of Oregon.
The attempt to beemirrh Oswald W.i ,..-.gto ■ Idaho ml Montana will
• West with th-- mileage ircklent i* a )» . . ,.i ... . . tli-... two clan. *•».
lsM>merang. ttr»?'s life is an ojwn
Portland ha» accomplished more hard-
book, lie ha* risen from lowly place •urfare paving since the first of Janu-
into general public confiilcnc ■ and
arv tl an any other city of like popula­
esteem by being always f<>ur -a|uuie
tion in th«- United States, 5<> mil«» of
and on the level.
hard surface streeta having been laid
As pilot of a delivery cart, > - was a
since that date and 10 or 15 additional
•plendlfi driver As a bank me - . riger,
mile- will In- completed beforv» winter
h- wm a splmalid m» sser.gcr. A» a
s* f* m in earnest. This has l>een a
schoolboy, he wss a apleralid pupil, a
re. id y«-ar for Portland in street pav­
fact that won him hi > position in the
ing and 50 a«lditional miles are already
bank.
contract«*d for next year.
A» a trust* d clerk in the bank, he
A meeting of tin- Associated ( ham-
wivs a spli iwlal clerk. A* state Ian I
agent he is as a s<lh>iMli>i official. For bers of Commerce of Oregon, Wash­
his work, he was < • imnend<-d in the ington ami California will be held at
highest terms by evnry n»-*apa|»er in f S.i Francisco in November to lulvance
Oregon. There was never a word of th*- movement for a battleship fleet for
scandal in the office after he ent« red th- Pacific Coast. It is expected that
Il ir Admiral Robley 1». Evans will
it, nor since.
attend
the mc.-ting. ami will assoit in
A* railroad commissioner, l|e was a
spl »■ndid commuaioiMir. There w-je determining the te st method of pre-
complaints of brutal tr. atm.-lit of live «uiting the subject to Congress at its
.dock in transit over the railroads, he next peMion.
took a prarti al man's way of learning
the fact*.
H- did n*>t ride over th.- liiw in a
palace cur as railroad commi'Momr*
often do. He dr*-«sod himself a* a
stockman, and as such r** I«« the length ,
of the cast sale line in chatg*- of
several cars of stock. It gave him
actual knowledge of condition* anil re­
sulted in intelligent action.
When there were r*-fsirts that th«-
Corvallis A Eastern railroad tracks!
(Continued from last week)
wcr ■ unsafe. West took no man's word
for it. The safety nt the traveling'
"Don't «wrevthcart me!”
public was at stake. With n hatchet, "Why. my dear, you don't mean to
arxl other to«»ls. he set <»et afoot and •ay that you have lieen nfT«-ct«*l In
walked th«- length of th«- line, testing your feelings toward me by this law-
the ties, [<bgging into bri lg* timber», ! •itftr
examining culverts nnd making a
"I have In cti io far affected that I
tedriua Imt effective personal survey of w isli you I*» consider **ur engagement
the road. When his work, requiring nt tin «-nd!"
<;i*-*t licnven»' What Is the mean
several days, was finished, he person­
ally knew condition*. It wan ■ prarti- . Ing of thl«? W'e lawyer« that 1«. mon
lawyer* n«> matter l«ow we bare wran­
cal man'll practical wav of gaining
gled over n case always leave the
practical information.
courtroom friends "
In the same way, W* *t examine*! • • I will have io.thing further to do
th«- west side road from Corvallis to I with a mnu who wouhl treat a p"«>r
Portlaml. There hul been an accident ol<l gentleman a* you did tuy principal
to a train, and to make sure that the wltne * and na for your refcrcnc«-» to
traveling [»ublic was protected, he tee. they were liditiman Insult«!"
walked the entire distance, examining , Shortly after that Ml-« Watriae ro-
.-h.-’l * cell fr-rn th«- two men who
every tie, rail, bridge and culvert in I
I i . k I 'put up the job" on her end her
the track.
When nr where was so
lover
much interest ever taken by a railroad
"Mr ’Thomi'von ‘‘ said Jones, "has
commissioner in the w*-1 fare and safety 1 my law bnalnoM. ) am willing to
of the public?
transfrr It to you. nnd Mr Wilkins will
Such is West. Every act in hi» i give you all Ills on one «-ondltl«>n "
can-er has been an example of how to ! "Name It." said the lady.
make good. His every public move-i "Thut you tie* omr reconciled to your
ment ha» been an instance of integrity I former fiance ami renew your engage
«nd elfcctivene»». It is only by such I ment."
arte that he could have risen from a | They were month« tn persuading
Ml«« Watrl»« to accept the condition
delivery boy to popular favorite for
When she waa married they gave her
governor of his state. It I* a beautiful a fine < h«-ek for ■ tirldal gift, and
testimonial to our national life that when her first «hlld waa te»rn her bus­
such a course opens the way for the band at«cr«Ms|i-d to her law bualnaus.
lowliest boy to the highest place. No |