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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
a. w. a. s«isu, Cal’uer ■evKsaa, i’reaidant j . IN OREGON THIS WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE The §cio State Bank T. »"• <IVf> r tuw-try a using I hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW •tIHgvnca' k»< ,»n»r «alrty. Il ■!<«*• a «1 rk'HjF U*uh **K «an cif» «4 yvur • (Continu«) from png’- 41 forth As a result of the grand jury’s investigations, it is apparent that both ALBANY OPLutN parties have participated lu the vote buying. Starting at 11 and J2. prices have risen in recent years to til prr vote Much of the l»."»iling has been almoat ( hi M ic . Instances of auctioning votes are report«! Judge Blair, born ami brought up in the county, recently determined to end the corruption. k« on tribe« laank», in«kM ’rik !• r« ft< jou, But*»» knn« «sn«4«tml wllh efwn. i«m«*rvntlv» b<*«i Dr«« iimf I hew)« Scio Livery and Feed Slabie Surfit F«ecu fot Commtnu! Tnvtlcn UTOW SLW RAMAÚLMEXT J. H I'OUA D, Prop. st. arret»» a r<> J. L. CALAVA» GHANTlriiTLl la the Circuit it the Stitt of Ortç th For :ht County it Lun Pro*. Hacks con lint wiib all trains l»<tli al Department No, 2 West Scio and Munkers. ihir rigs ate first cis«» and our borse» I In th«- matter of the applica twin of «»«I drivers. Prices reasonable. (’. LEVANT A. W. Cairns. Eva B Davan- port, A. C. Caines, J. F. | Gaines, I.. J. Gaines, Jone W. Gaines, Surah 1“. 1-cever, ami G. B. Leaver to register title CUSICK fcLOCK to the land m said application described, to wit: Lots num ALBANY OREGON CARPENTER NG AND GENERAL . Iwrrd thirty-three (:’3) and * thirty four (M4> in the city of Notice Scio, Linn county, Oregon, as CONSTRUCTION the same upjwar and uro ilvsig- I tinted upon the recorded |>lat : SCIO. ORFG'N | thereof on lib> and of record in ♦ the office of the county recor der in ami for said county ami ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ rua> «nd Sçtcifkitiocj I'urubJwd if frurtd state. I'laintitYs « ♦ va. « : REAL ESTATE DEALERS John Wcoaly ami It M. Cain ♦ ♦ ♦ and all whom it may concern. , The iieat Place in Portlaml to Eat a Defendants. : I* al ¡To all whom it may concern: « I Take notice, that on the 3lst day of : Stock lianchea. Fruit I December. A D.. 1910. an application was til.d by the said A. W. Games et Ranchea, Farm and at Weal end of the Morrison Street o al. in the Circuit Court of L.nn county, City Pro|H.Tty of all bridge. for initial regiatcratlon of the title to : Kind*. Timber Lands | the land above described. CHARI.ES .1. MAHER : If you have land to Now unless you appear on or before (Hucceeaor te Riner Brea.) the 6th day of February, A. D. 1911. sell and wish it hand PBOPR'ETOR. i and show cause why such application led in a legitimate 1 shall not lie granted, the same will be manner without graft « I taken as confess«!, ami a decree will come in and see us. : tie enter«! according to the prayer of ♦ the application ami you will be forever ' Real Estate Notary Publie barred frum disputing the same. J. W M ii . i . km . Clerk Administrator of Estates By W. L. Marks. Deputy C. W. TEBAULT C. C. Bryant. .oa ns Negotiated. Abstract# Applicants' Atty. Lyons St. Albany, Ore. ♦ Obtained and Examined : First publication Jan. 6. 191!. A A A A A A A A a a s» a a a fv. omgon Ijuit publication Feb. 3, 1911. W WW W VWWWV WWWWV ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ▼ «CIC ALBANY OREGON r. W. KING AT TORNEY AT LAW I TEBAULT REAL ESTATE CO I Pap's Coffee House ♦i R. SHELTON i a a a a a a Among those indicted are many of his ' will go to Pro s r ami speak before ths life-king friends and sume of his early Washington orchardists on th« pr >- playmates Men in all walks of life j p rel a»»<H'iatloti. and unblemished reputation otherw ise, Thousands of p>unds of black walnuts have been caught in the net. So far, an! acorns arc Iwing ship|<d by the the judge has indicated his purpose to < ivcrnmcut from Arkansas to District g«> after only the vote sellers. So Fore: ter Chapman of Portland to tw strung have been their demands for d stributed for mc I throughout the compensaron for their ballots that b irtw d-over forest art as of the Pacific otficeholdera have been able to earn Northwest. Forest rangers will <ake only small net salaries. Where pleas charge of planting the seed ard within of guilty have ticen made the offender the next quarter century it ii cxp-cted has been disfranchised five years and Oregon will have great qua itities of fined a nominal sum. Workhouse hard wood« available for funiturv terms have been i iven to practically making and other uses. all. but moat of the prison sentences A project to creats a reserve for have been rni’p« • d. d An editor who , mule tail deer in the liva bad r-g en denounced the investigation hits been of Kinmath County has been start«1 minished fur contempt. Corruption in .uni ths- matter will be brought to 'he Adams county g<~-« lutck for more than attention of Presulent Taft. Opposi twenty years and is perhaps largely tion has developed, however, on ths* due to a general sanction of a growing part of sheepmen who want to r< tain custom as well as the absence of rail the lava het! country for winter range, ways, telegraph ami the telephone. they contend the dee reserve ah e'd There is in the county only one railway Iw created in the mountains nearby. line, a branch of the Norfolk and Portland proposes to celebrate Western, and few telegraph and tele Dewey Day. Muy 1. 1911, in a manner phone lines West Union. the county long to bu ri-till ml-ersal. The cruiser seat, is not rem hud by either telegraph or railway. In this respect it stands tioston, which is credited with having t-..| the fist. ., "i tin--punish Anieil- alone among county seata in Ohm." , can w ar. will la- in the hnrbor, i cling as ti training ship for the Oregon Naval lie >-rv . nd the line >ui that tired on the Spaniards in Manila Hay will Preaident \twell of th’ Stale llorti- tssi-n out a alute t> Admiral Ihwy. culural -ocK ty has issued a call for a That great sen t'ghter is to be invited convention of fruit growers ami fruit to attend t) e Portland celebration. shipping associations of the Pacific Wealth in < regun streams, as well as Northwest to meet at Portland Janu in the fertile soil of the Beaver state, ary 21. The convention will consider i- shown by th« figures of the annual the organisation of a fruit growers tak» of salmon in Oregon alters, central selling agency ami also decide - < fly the Columbia Bluer. A total of what atitudt shall be taken toward 29W.IAH) cases. 35.01)0,000 pound*, wan apple box legislation. ) ked duri >■ the finst year, having a it is proposed to model the association value of |3,fOP,OOO. on the citrus fruit growers organisa Eugene Ivuoatora will build a home tions of California and limit it to the for their < n merciul clu >. The Club boxed atiple trade. It will include Western Montan t and Wesnem Colo will incorpt rate and issue bonds, erecting a live or six story building for rado, which, with the Padflc North- their quarters and leusi ig such si r, lus w.»t, grow pri tb'ullv all the twoied snare as there may be. The Eugene apples of the cot! itry. Better distribu club is very much alive, having lately tion of apples, providing against glut a '<led a large number of membi rs and in some markets and scant hujoi I v In others, uro the prime objects of the a big promotion fun I is now leing raised. association A large increase in the general state The convention, coming as it iloes the w>-ek following the rn cling of the fund is shown during the last two "ashington Horticultural Association y< irs. according to the reps rt of the at Prosser on Ja i iary 17, will pro >a Secretary of -tale. Receipts amount bl/attract some attmtion from that to »1,732,! .<9. against J2.WJ6.4O5 for the body. President Atwell and others preceding biennial period. OÜR PORTLAND LETTER I Now is the Time, Jan. 4 o 28 o UR SECOND CLEARANCE. SALE of min < anil boys High Grade (Nothing and furnishing good *, should mean something to you. It isn’t simply that you have a chance at thia Mason of the year to buy clothing for less money than is usually aaked and paid for them; but you have a chance to buy unusually high grade clothing and furnishing goods at les» than the price asked for the medium low grade goods. Our clothing line is made up of such clothes makers as Hart Schoffner & Marx and Clothcraft, the highest grade clothing makers in the world. JI E.VS OVEHCO.ITS JiEXfS SUITS Vi Vi All of our $15.00 suits go during this sale at ........................ 'Á All $18.00 to $40.00 Overcoats, your choice for................... $14.98 All our $15.00 overcoats go during this sale at ................... $8.75 All $18.00 to $-10.00 suits. Blue Serge, Fancy Worsted and Cashmer. your d 1 1 QQ choice in this sale 4^ * ^»^O $8.75 MENS HATS z\ll $;l.0u hats. Hawes X- Brown jnakes, in stiff and soft, all new shapes and colors, go at p-C./uV MENS SHIRTS One line of mens $1.00 and $1.50 shirts, at........................ 3 Cl Vi 60c 9 SPECI A L MENS HOSE Mens 50 cent hose now .................. Mens 25 cent hose now. .................. 21c 19c MENS UNDERWEAR One line of wool shirts and drawers worth $L00 and $1.50, at............ Ono table of hats all $:L00 values your choice ........................ ......... $1.00 All of our $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson hats go at................................ .. $3.00 BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS 78c 25 to 50 per cent off during thia sale % or no alft rations durimi this sah tl I Tracy Clothing Company ALBANY, OREGON 330 Weit First Street S3SS5E æiaei èyi I.
