The Santiam news., February 03, 1911, Image 5

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I Department of the Interior, Uniteti
State* Land Office
Serial Q2D46
SOUND
* ADVICE •
The soundest advice
the best real estate
lauver can give von
regarding a purchase
of property, is to have
an abstract of it be­
fore the deal is eloped.
Our Abstracts are
'riioroio’h. Absolutelv
Accurate histories of
tlit* property—they are
absolutely safe guides
to buv by as regards
the validity of the title
th-partment of the Interior, United
Th«- Oregonian ha.* a request from the
State* l.arul Office
Astoria t hamber of t ommerce to sup-
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|»>rt the proposal for flu«.««« appropri­
ation by the Is-gi-laturv for the Astoria
Portland,
Ore.,
January
17,
1911
Bv MUIUE1 £ GHAY
Portland. Ore.. January IT. 1911
Notice is hereby given that James J centennial. Th«- Oregonian fully ap­
Notice is hercbv given that Jame»
Copyright, HHC. by American Proa©
Deering, by J. II Bagiev, a tier wy in Deering, by J. II Bagley, attorney in proves the plan for an adequate cel«-
AMoeiatloti
fact, whose poet office ad'1 re»« I* sso fact, whose poetoffic* address is 610 j bration at Astoria of its one hundredth
Lumberman* Building, Portland, Ore.. Lumberman* Budding, Portland. Ore,, ■ anniversary. It is an event of histone
(Continued from last week)
did on the 1st day of July, . **•19, file in did on the first day of July, 1909. file in | ntorvsl and importance, and it is crodi-
I
table
to
the
enterprise
of
Astoria
ami
thi*
office
hi*
application.
'»«rial
<X9H9.
this office hi* appbrat i<»n. I Serial 02046,
• Stnltti Is n very good fellow." l*ai*
to select urd.-r the provisions of the to select under the provisions of the <'lal-op County that they have set nun "UH' ed to the piirt». theii III a
Act of Congress approved July 1. D im , Act of Congress approved July 1. 1898, > almut to commemorate the wont. Th« singe whisper to th«- allnt. “lie leads
as extended by Act of May 17, Isas’, as extended by Act of May 17. !!<*«, Orego'iian is more than willing that the bls elas* nn«l t» altogether the inoat
prominent tuan In college”
those certain tracts of land which when those certain tracts of land which when state participate officially in the ccle
s'«• Ii> > i.¡nd I uu'nii Ned you
bration, and it hopes and desires that a
surveyed
will
tie
described
aa
Lota
3.
4,
surveyed will be dveerfbed as Lota 1. 2,
*t<>p that
Yun can't bribe me that
suitable appropriation b* made.
5
and
6.
Section
6,
Township
11
South
7, and 8, Section 4. Township II South
Rut the Oregonian cannot fail to note «a« it hut I do I do In pure mercy.”
of
Rang*
4
East,
Willamette
Meridian,
of Range E m U Willamette Meridian,
"What 1« In- talking about. Eilw.xrd’“
' and the same being four subdivisions and the same being four subdivisions i that the demands on the Legislature a*k«t the old ladr
each containing forty acre*, more or each containing forty acres, more or i for money from all sources arc extra­
Ob. be * got modesty on tbe bruin.
I leas, and being immediately north of lew*, and being immediately north of ordinarily heavy. One is atart'.od, for |t< -i'll-«, be atlKlic* *u hunt he doeau’t
the ordinary NE | of »aid section, total the ordinary NW| of said section, total example. Io see that th«- estimates of know «lint lie'» talking about.”
I
toting men «ailed ntioiit with
I»'*) acres more or less.
| the Slate University reach the gr«-at
160 rcres more or less.
tin-
old
lady nud tbe two girls, taking
Any
and
all
persona
claiming
adver
­
aggregat«-
of
9567,2541.
in
addition
to
the
Any and all persons claiming adver-
j sely the land* described, or desiring to sely the lands described, or desiring to regular biennial appropriation of *25«, th ui Into th«- different building* and
sboalug them the sights generally.
¡object because of the mineral character object liecause of the mineral character 000, making a grand total of 9827,25*. Tlu-re was to t>e a “prom“ lu the even
•of the land, or for any other reason, to of the land, or for any other reason, to "An er.ilcavor w ill lx- n.ade by «
In. and th«' students Invited the girls
the disposal to applicant, should file the disposal to applicant, should file faculty'— so a news re|>ort runs—"to to iitleiitl It with them
they n«.k«l
’ their affidavits of protest in this office. their affidavit* of protest in this office, show that the whole amount should be the «>l«l lady to go. too. but sh* obliged
, on or before the 9th 'lay of March, 1911. on or before the 9th day of March 1911. granted.’*
them l>y d«-llnltig
H F. Hiaay
Th« whole amount cannot be granted.
'Tie always beard.” said Beas to
IL F. HlGBY.
Register
Tlie state cannot afford It. The univer­ Dab llie r«ul Dale- who hud paired
Register.
sity is an admirable institution, and its • iff with her nt tin- •■prom.” “that stu-
First publication Jan. 27. 1911.
First publinatlon Jan. 27, 19)1.
d -ort- IV. i;-eat ¡«nd oln 10'1«. !14 tin re di ut* are so full <>f prank* |a> you
Last publication March 3, 1911.
Last publication March 3, 1911.
is a limit to the tax pnxtucmg r«-sources pr:i< tie« them much nt your college?"
••I’rank»: Oli. iio ’ W«-linve to study
of th«- state. If there were no other in­
*•> hard bcr>- that we have no tlm«' for
sistent demands- many of them in - prank* Whnt kind of prnuk* do you
' Department of the Interior, United Department of’th.- Interior. United perative, and unanswerable except by mean?"
granting them the state might be
Well, I hen rd of a cnse once where
States Land Office
States I jind Office
willing to r,-sponil favorably to the cry «•'tin- In II«-* wont to n college to inret
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Serial 02050
from Eugene; but it I* not in th«- hum« r n relative tbei bad never asco Ou*
Portland, Ore., January 17, 1911
Portland, Or*., January 17, 1911 t<> justify so heavy an outlay, following of tbe vtudeiit* palmed lilmaelf off for
Notice is hereby given that James
Notice is hereby given that James the recent great fight on th« 9250.0IX) the one they lin«l «inie to visit."
I Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in biennial appropriation, won by a nat row
' I hut couldn't halt- been at tbiacol-
b-gi- A mnn who would do that ber*
I fact, whose post office address is t»R> flit, who*«" postoffice luldreas IB 6.30
margin over str.nuoii* protest from Would get the dend cut."
Lumbermen* Building, Portland, Ore., Lumbermans Building, Portland, Ore., many quarters.
Tin- girls enjoy «it Hient*elren during
did on the 1st pav of July, 1909. file in did on the 1st day of July, 1909, file in
The Oregon Agricultural College an th«- evening and on returning to fbelr
this office hi* application, S» tib I 02047. thia office hi* application. Serial <12051. institution ot at least e«;ual merit and
hotel bld goodby to tbe two young men
to select under the nrovisions of the to select under the provisions of the value to the stale with the State Uni­ who hud • < <>ri«l tln-m After ln>lng
Act of Congress approved July J, 1898, Act of Congress approved July 1. I UM, versity—Is somewhat more moderate in duty thanked and w I h - ii tbe young
as extended by Act of May 17, 1906, aa extend«! by Act of May 17, 1906,
it* demands, thoueli probably its neces­ men were about to withdraw Dal*
those certain tract* of land which when those certain tracts of land which when
sities are a* great a* Eugene's. It ask* stc|i(wd forward, hi*-«! Ethel ou th*
i h«-k mid gave !b-*s a prolonged
surveyed will be described of lots 3, 4, surveyed will be described a* lota 1, 2,
about 4400,000.—The state ha* declare«! ■
5 and 6. Section 4, Township 11 South 7. and 8. sec’ion 6. Township 11 South for a single normal school at Monmouth. | mu I- k ou tin- lipa Smith st «al look­
of Range 4 East. ,W illaim tic Mel
f Range I East, Willamette Meridian, and already a movement i* under wav ing on. much dlsgruntlctl
Where d<> 1 conn- III?" tie n«k«l lu
and the *<iq<e being f'"C si I m I i '. i i .. i s , and the same being four subdivision*
in the Legialatur*» for funda to equip the a tone that much «list ur!>e<l lb*
each containing forty acres, more or each eontainieg forty acres, more or
institution with a new dormitory, and t «I'lanitiilty of hl* chum lest tie should
less, and being immediately north of less, and tA-ing immediately north of doubtless there will be other demands. I give him nwny.
the ordinary NW j of said section, the ordinary NEj of said section, total
Ob. vou'll come in on the way
Yet we ubaerve that a xcalous advocate
total 160 acre* more <>r less.
16« acres more or less
of normal school* ha* preasntod to the i home I »ball have something ulce for
Any and all persons claiming adver­
Any and all persons claiming silver- Senate a bill for 11 (Ml.(Ml for a normal you.”
sely the lands described, or desiring to sely the lands dr sc rib«!, or desiring to
Xo. you i ¡'n't," growh-d Nmlth. "I
school at La Grande. Adoptionof such
d"ii I -«'II my birthright for u m**s of
object because of the mineral character object Iwcause of the mineral character
a measure at this time would be clear poling«- s.u- b«-re. girls; thia fellow
of the latxl, or for any other reatstn, to of the land, or for any other reason, to
opposition to the definite instruction j li.Re ha* lu-eu pultlug up a job on
the disposal to applicant, should file the disjxwal to applicant, should file
of the people at the last election.
Its I
He Isn't your cousin at all I'm
their affidavits of protest in this .•do
their affidavits of protest in thia office enactment would uii<loul>t«-dlv !>e follow- I you
yair e«>n*in "
on or before the 9th day of .March, 1911. on or before the 9th day of March 1911.
"Coii«lu It«-«« atii! Cousin Ethel." pul
cd by a referendum and by defeat. I*
H. F. HlGBY
11. F. HlGBY
there never to I h > an end to the normal < In Dule. "tie's doing Ihla simply to get
Register
Register.
school agitation? Is the question not a kt«* It'» the wenke«t"—
Well, I’li lai timig«r" Interrupted
First pablication Jan. 27. 1911.
First publication Jan., 27,1911
settled even when the sovereign |wople
Smith "If you huven'l more gall than
!_ast publication March 3, 1911.
l-a*t publication .March. 3, 1911
themselves undertake to settle it?
a < liiwti at n cirrus."
The insane asylum authorities at
I ll«' girl* laugh«l mid. tmth spring­
Salem ar«- asking for over |800,()lM>. ing furwiittl threw their arm* around
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
They will not get it, and they ahoukl tlielr real C"ii«iti. mid rui h gam him a
Department of the Interior, United Department of the Interior. United not. t>ut the asylum must be maintained. ! klan.
I liry lind known of tbe lm|>o»ltlos
With the moat careful and systematic
States Land Office
State* Land Office
1 pruning the item will necessarily lie all the w hile, lint not *o th«ir mother,
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Serial <>3MS
and they didn't tell her.
Portland. Ore.. January 17, 1911 very large. Other state institutions
Portland. Ore., January 17, 1911
Notice is hereby geven that James will roll up the aggregate for main' |
Teachers' Eiaminelions.
Notice ia hereby given that James
Deering,
by J. H. Bagley, Attorney in . tenant* alone to Sl.FiOU.OiO or there- ■ Notice Is hereby given that th«
Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in
about*; all to be rx;i«nde<l in and around
fact, whose poatoffic«.- address is 6.3U fact, whose post office address is 630 Salem. It is a tidy sum, and will go a County Superintendent of Linn County
Lumbermans
Building,
Portland.
Ore
­
Lumberman* Building, Portland, Ore.,
long way to keep thing* moving In will hokl the regular *xamination for
did on the let day of July 1909, file in gon, did on the 1st day of July, 1909, certain thrifty circles at Salem; y«t j applicants for state ard cvainty papers
thia office hi* application. Serial t&M*. file in this office his application, Serial there is an ambitious project there to ! at Albany. Ore . a* follows:
POH 8TATK PAPERS.
to »elect under the provision« of the 08061. to select under the provisions of ex|>end flOO.iKM) pior« on additional
Commencing W«in<-.«day. Feb. Hth.
Act of Congreaa approved July 1. 1898, the Act of Congress approve*! July 1, Capitol gruunds. This is a scheme that
a* ex ten. led by Act of May 17. 1906, 11418. aa extend«! by May 17. l'ASi. can and should wait. Meanwhile, if at 9 o’clock a. m.. and continuing until
thuac certain tract* of land which when those certain tracts of Ian«! which when the bill to make it unlawful for alate baturday, Feb. II, at 4 p. m.
Wednesday—Penmanship.
History,
aurveyed will be beaeribed aa lots 1. 2, aurveyed will be described as Lots 3, 4, officers (all state employes should be in- >
7 and 8, Section 5, Township 11 South 5 and 6, Section 6, Township 11 South of eluded) to lobby In behalf of any meaa- I S|M-lling. Phyaical Geography, Reading,
of Range I East. It ilismctte Meridian Range 4 East, Willamette M< ridian. ure should I m - pa*s«l, we might hear less Psychology.
Arithmetic.
and the same being four subdivisions and the same being four suislivisions about the pressing need of new building* , Thursday — Written
Thetirv of Teaching, Grammar, Book­
each containind forty acres, more or each containing forty acres, more or and ground* at Salem,
less, and being immediately north of les*, and being immediately north of
A bill has l«een introduced at Salem keeping. Physics, Civil Government.
the ordinary NEj of said section, total the ordinary NWj of said section, total for 968O.(MM) for roads alone. We have
Friday—Algebra, G«*ography, Com-
16« acres more or less.
ISO acres, more or le«s.
p«Miti«>n,
Physiology. English Literature,
evidently made up our minds to go into
Any ami all peraons claiming adversely
School Law.
Any and all persons claiming - adver­
the business of roadmaking through
8 at unday Botany, Plane Geometry,
sely the lands described, or desiring to the lands described, or desiring to object state aid, but hardly on so extensive a
because
of
the
mineral
eharactrr
of
the
object because of the mineral character
General
History.
scale. Some xealoua friend of San .
of the land, or for any other reason, to land, or for any other reason, to the dis­ Franeiaco proposea to give FJOG.OfW) at i
FOR COUNTY PAPFRJt. .
the disposal to applicant, should file posal to applicant, should file their affi­
Commencing W«-dne*day. F*b. 8th. at
this time for the great Panama inter­
9 o’clock a. m., and continuing until
their affidavits of protest in this office, davits of protest in this office, on or be­
national
exposition, and some one else
on or before the 9th day of March PHI. fore the 9th day of March. 1911,
wants 95DU6 for an auditorium at Cham- Friday, February 10. at 4 p. m.
H. F. HtOBY
H. F. H igby
Wednesday—Penmanship,
History,
poeg. These are mere illustrative re- ;
Register
Register
Orthography, Reading, Physical Geo­
questa
There
is
a
multitude
of
other
First publication Jan. 27, 1911.
Fi mt publication Jan. 27. 1911.
new suggestions and importunities for graphy.
Last publication March 3, 1911.
l^at publication March 3, 1911.
Thursday — Written
Arithmetic,
money, many nf them worthy and some
Theory
of
Teaching,
Grammar,
Phyafa»-
Better than gold. Those Httle red of them doubtless necessary. But the ,
lory-
,
DR. W. R. BI LYE I’
books “When you were born" series, legislature slwmld and muat go slow.
Friday—Geography. School
Law,
The state has not unllmit«! mean*.
only 10 cents. They tell you all about
Civil
Government,
English
Litorature.
Yet it is trying to maintain many ex-
yourself. Just what you want, at C.
w. I.. JA< KRON, co. supl.
penaive institutions on the same basis
G. Got" h ' s .
'Albany, Oregon, Jan. 26, 1911.
as older, richer and more populous
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG 8T0RE
states- Th* taxpayer’s pocket has a i
Tbe Best Place in Portland to Eat
CifioaM Just Received
bottom. The Is-gislature should at- ’
BOTH PHONES
We
have
juat rrceiven a rarload of
is at
tempt in some measure to cut the
ALBANY
-
-
OREGON
state’s garment according to Its cloth. American National Field fence and
Ran! Wire. Thia fencing la about th*
I
- Mor.ling Oregonian.
beat on the market, and the prlcea we
The Farmers Meat Market will pay can mak* you are better than else-
at West end ol the Morrison Street
the
highest market price for beef, where. as we buy direct from the
braig*.
mutton, veal, pork, hides and eggs. factory.
CHARLES J. MAHER
Get our prices before you buy else­
They dont want th* earth, but they do
Telephone, Eschange No. 11
want your produce and arc willing to j where.
(Bocc*eaort<- Riner Bros.)
pay for it
C ham . W kaily
PROPRIETOR.
OREGON
DC IO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Linn County Abstract Co.
103 Broadalbin St.
ALBANY
OREGON
Scio Livery and Feed Stable
J. R. POUSD, Prop.
©rCX'KHMOK TO
J. L. CALAVAN
flack* connect with all train* both al
West Scio anti Munkcrs.
Our rig* are tíret ela** and oar Itorae«
It'»el drivera. I’rice* rea».liable.
Ge©. W Wright
D ao Jthutofi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ALBANY
OREGON
Not. I ’ Wrijht BUf
Both Phono
T. ». MVMKXKS,
W. À. X*INU.
Uau'iier
President
The Scio State Bank
Take« <-urv of your money, nehig th« uttiicwt
fttligs’iiiv for jour «nfrly. It
a •irirdy
ImnlHng bu«lnv«~: luk«?© carr of your
rhrx'lt« oti other
bunk«, to*kt*«
•ran h ra f«»r you. ioaka< kffini
roti » lair nt
with ar«K.
conservai I v© b«Ml
neat mot hod*
Sample Foomi fat ConuncrvUI Traveler«
L'NIO NEW MANAGEMENT
»
C.BANTÎPIBTLK Prop.
ALBANY
OREGON
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C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
OREGON
ALBANY
R. SHELTON
Real Estate
Notary Public
Administrator of Estates
»an* Negotiated.
A be tracts
OREGON
BÇIC
SANTIAM NCUS
W eatherford &
son
Attorneqs-at-Latc
%
Office in Blumberg Block
ALBANY
a
Cousinly Kisses
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DENTIST
Obtain«! and Examined
Oasuo
The Stall's Money
Pap’s Coffee House
Physician
Surgeon