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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Dcjaartment of the Interior. State« Land Office Uniteti Serial «3)46 P rtland. Ore., January 17. 1911 Notice is hereby given that James Deering, by J. 11. Bagley, attorney in fact, wh<>«c poat officr wUreas ia 630 Lumbermans Building, Portland. Ore., did on the 1st day of July, 1909, file in tin* office Ms application, <erial 02046. to «elect under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved July 1. 19B*, as •■xU'- ded by Act of Msy 17. 1906, those certain tracts of land which when surveyed will be described as l-ots 1. 2. 7. arid S, Section 4. Township 11 South <>f Range East, Willamette Meridian, an i the same being four subdivisions each containing forty acres, more or less, and I>eing immediately north of the ordinary NE i of said section, total 1G0 rcrea more or lea». Any and all persona claiming adver sely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the «Fsposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the 9th day of March, 1911. H. F. H igby . Register. First publication Jan. 27. 1911. Last publication March 3, 1911. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. United States Land Office NOTICE FOB PUaUOATIiN Deportment of the Intenor. State« I.Utt*I Offi.e >erial 08N9 United TflFT OPEN Portland, Oro.. January 17. Bill Notice is hi-robv given llmt James Deering, by J. H. Baglev. attorney tn fact, whose post office a<tdrv«« is 610 (Continued from page II lumbermans Building, Portland. Ore , did on the first day of July, 1909, file in this office hi* application, serial plained that the Oregon Senators to select under the provision» of the asserted Colwell was personally object Act of Congress approved July L I**, ionable »ml out he went as extended by Act of May 17. !9fa>, In the light of today*» action It now those certain tracts of lurid which when «.-cm» certain that Collector of Customs surveyed will be described a» Lots 3. 4, P. S Malcolm will suffer the ssme fate, 5 and 6. Sections. Township 11 South for Bourn® has filed with the commerce of Range 4 Ea«t, Willamette Meridian, committee an identical protest with and the same being four sutidivU <m» that he ami Chamberlen i made against each containing forty aero«, moro or Colwell, and it is expected that the le»a. ami being immediately north of commerce committee, when II me®ts the ordinary NXX'j of said sr. tion. total Thursday, will order an adverse report 160 acres muro or less. . on Malcolm's nomination. Such a re Any and all persons claiming adver port will be followed by rejection by sely the ¡and» described, or dt-oiring to the Senate. object becau«e of the mineral character > Chamberlain stated today that he had of the land, or fur any other reason, to not mail® ami would make no objection the disposal to applicant, shtruM file * ’to Malcolm's nomination as he hail their affidavits of protest in th « office, done in the case of Colwell, but under on or before the 9th dav of March 1911. ■ the Senate rule objection of a sir-glc 11 F. H igby Venator i» all that is necessary to secure Register rejection, if that objection be on First publication Jan. 27, 1911. jwrsona! grounds. The Senate doc* not Last publication March 3, 1911. . require Senator» making suefi protest i to show wherein the nominee is "per- ».•: ally objectionable. '* It always pro ceeds upon the theory that thi» rule is Department of the Interior, United not living abused. States Land Office But for thi» practice, it might have NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Serial 02047 .««rial 02i>60 been difficult for the Oregon Senators Portland. Ore.. January 17, , 1911 Portland. Ore.. Jar.uarv 17. 1911 to explain wherein Colwell was perton- Notice ia hereby given that Ji ames Notice is hereby given that Jztnr« i ally obnoxious, ami equally troublesome Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in for Bourne to make such a showing as I to Malcolm. The Senate is not at all fact, whose («»st office address is 630 whcM pa ■. r..-. Building, Portland. Oto, Lumbermans Building. Portland, Ore., i concern«! over the fact that President did on the 1st pay of July, 1909, file in did on the 1st day of July, 1909, file in Taft has been standing loyally behind It looks upon this office his application. Serial 02047, thia office his appli.-ati'in, Serial OJuSI, Colwell and Malcolm. the protests made as a fight between to select under the urovisions of the t.. «■•it - t -.• ■I- ■ : . ) - ■ . , ■ Art of Congress approved July 1, IHSM-t. Act of Congress approved July I, IH9N, Bourn» and the President. As the re a« extended by Act of May 17, 1906, as extended by Act of May 17, ISO«, sponaibilitv for rejection rests largely those certain tracts of land which when those certain tracts of land which when upon B >urne, if Bourne sees fit to surveyed will be described of lots 3, 4, survey«! will ba described a« iota 1. 2, quarrel with the President, the Senate 5 and 6, Section 4. Township 11 South 7. and 8, Section 6. Township II South is willing he should do so and take the of Rance I East, XV illamette Meridian, of Range 4 East, W illamette ,M< ridiun, cons«|Uencea. and the same being four subdivisions, ami the same in .ng four • .'.slhi-u • «i In view of Bourne's open hostility each containing forty acres, more or each contain'eg forty acres, moro or towards the President, the executive less, and being immediately north of leas, ami being immediately north of may experience difficulty in permanent the ordinary NW | of said section, the nrdinary NEj of said section, total ly filling these two offices, for if he total 160 acres more or less. again ap|>ointa men not indorsed by 160 acres more or leva. Any and all person» claiming adver Any ami ail person* claiming adver Bourne, Bourne can again bring into sely the lands described, or desiring to sely the lands described, or desiring to (dav the rule which h«- utilized to such object because of the mineral character object because of th«- mineral character gm»| effwt today ami again secure oft.’. !ird. or for any other reason, to of the land, or for any other reason, to r -ject ion. the disposal to applicant, should file the disposal to apje. mt, >.hi»iM file The President, however, always has their affidavits of protest in this office, their affidavit« of protest in thia office the fa«t move, for he can refrain from on or before the 9th day of March. 1911. on or before the 9th day of March 1911. making new a|>pointment« until after H. F. H igby H F. H igby 'l ongrvs* adjourns ami then make Register Register. recess appointments which wifi hold gixxl until the close of the ensuing ses First publication Jan., 27, 1911 Firat publication Jan. 27, 1911. sion uf < 'ongres«. ami repeat the process Liu>t publication March. 3, 1911 Laut publication March 3, 1911. ¡indefinitely. XX'hether he will care to ' enter upon this continual warfare with | Bourne or will seek to compromise can- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, United States Land Office Serial O2IM8 Portland. Ore., January 17, 1911 Notice i* hereby given that James Deering. by J. H. Bagley, attorney in fact, whose |>o»toffice address is 630 Lund. rmana Building, Portland. Ore., did on the 1st day of July 1909. file in this office his application, Serial (Mils, to select under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved July 1, D8W. as extended by Act of May 17. 1906. th<«e certain tracts of land which when surveyed will be bescribed ss lots 1, 2, 7 and tt, Section 5, Township 11 South of Range 4 East, IX illamette Meridian ami the same being four subdivisions each containind forty acres, more or less, and being immediately north of the ordinary NEj of said section, total 160 acres, more or less. Any and all persons claiming adver sely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the bth day of March lull. H. F. H igby Register First publication Jan. 27, 1911. Last publication March 3. 1911. Scio Livery and Feed Stable United ' not be learned. He will be expected very soon, however, to nam- another marshal and a collector also if .Malcolm is rejectee, for, once rejected, officials Portland. Or».. January 17. 1911 l are expected to retire, and the Presi- Notice is hereby guven that James < dent is not presumed to reappoint Deering, by J. II Bag ■>-. Attorney in , them. fact, whose post offici a-l<lrr»s 1« 63O Lumbermans Building, Portland, Ore Carload Just Received gon, did on the 1st day of July, 1900, file in this office hi« application, Serial We have just reeeiven a carload of 021)61. to select under the (irovisiona of American National Field fence and the Act of Congress approved July 1, Bard Wire. Thia fencing is about the IBM. as extended by May 17. 1906, best on the market, and the prices we thoae certain tracts of lam* which when can make you are better than etoe- surveyed will lie described as I sits 3, 4, | where, aa we buy direct from the 5 ami 6, Section 6, Township It Southuf 1 factory. Range 4 East, Willamette Meridian, i Get our prices before you buy elae- ami the same being four sutidiviaions ( where. each containing forty acres, more or C ha ». w kb kl y leas, ami being immediately north of the ordinary NWi uf said section, total The Farmers Meat Market will pay lrtu acres more or lea» Any ami all persons claiming adversely the highest market price for beef, the lands described, or desiring to objsrct mutton, veai, pork, hides and egg*. because of the mineral character of the They dont want the earth, but they do land, or for any other reason, to the dis want your produce and arc willing to posal to applicant, should file their affi pay for it. Department of the Interior. States Land Office Serial 02061 davits of protest in this office, on or be r. t. MCxxxna, fore the 9th day of March. 1911. President H. F. H igby Register First publication Jan. 27, 1911. Last publication .March 3, 1911. Take« ,-ura of your The Scio State Banh Better than gold. Those little red books "When you were born" »erie». only 10 rents. They tell you all about yourself. Just what you want, at C. G. GotxtH's. money, nst»» the nt most <llll»encu Ikw y<mr mlely It <lorsa atrlrtly bunking basine»-: tukea rare of your rbeefes on other tonka; mukno •ran-trr» tor you. mnk,® Ion«« ton »fair nt with »«V». uonaeyvetlan >*u»l new» methmia J. R. PO VXD, Prop. HR. W. R. BILYEC Th® Best Piar«- in Portland to Fat to • J. L. CALAVAN ..... I .I— Hack« connect with all train» both al Went Ecto and Munkera. Our rin» are tirat ela»» and oar borse» B»*>d driver». Prices reasonable. Chamberlain» Never Gila. Muy it now. Il may aave Ufa. w. a. »»lan. Cas'uar if al DENTIST Paps Coffee House at West end of the Morrison Htro-et OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE bridge. CHARLES J. MAHER (Successorie Riner Brna.1 PROPRIETOR. ALBANY Advert*«« th« I r BOTH PH0NE8 - - OREGON SANTIAM NEWS I THE STRONG WOMAN B» XL QUAD Copyright. |«t» b, A»«oelat*d iJt- erury i*r»M “But. woman. I’m a li"rw thief* "I don’t care for that.” It la a fact that offer n week they ■vere married It Is a further fact that he ran away and lifter a hunt uf a e ntb '!■.,■ brought him two U aud csui nervy! him until tie didn't evi o. l uf •rd for throe weeks Ile «ettimi dvwn In n ’ *1 in nl<- s .-‘«Hl hiislmnd mid the two lived happily together for twcuti nori, when the strong woman met a death Is'thtlng her name A ixirn sixty feet lung anil thirty feel old»' blew over on her, und she «»• gathered to her fathers, A walnut ire® or a Urick bou«e couldn't have done It. Durlug the first year of her exist »•i v the female who came to be known .<• "the strong wotuau" was calimi Hetty Davis Tb.tt was hcr correct hutue George Davis was a farmer, and tsith I k - and his wife were under sized |wvt>lr l’h® Infant was a weak ling, and the doctors frankly said that the first symptoms of iu<-n«lre wouiU be (tie end uf her | At the age of elgblreti months Hetty took a start In life and was soon li, ROCKFORD KING known a» “the big kid" She look on fat anil sltuply playevi with mutti|m. Copy righi. bv American Prwww Uicasles anil wbooplug cough Iler loti weight at lwo yi-nrs was that of the a« vragv girl uf tea Kiir grew from People wondered why I look such lu- "the big kid" to "the tilg girl " Al the age of sixteen they were calling tirest lu nvroplmii«. why I cutitlu- her "the strong woman." and that bully prncthed at driving them, why I studied different makes Then, wtieu title stuck to her I had taken i flight lulu a distant The Bavin farm win worth marry Illg, and there was money In the Iwiuk lami, no one knew where, and after ls-»l<lr« Tttrrv were young turn and my return all luy Interest In air nnvl- . .iflou had mulshed, they wondered litt be lor« anil widowers who were will Ing tv marry li They eame courting «till moro I time been a great traveler, though and were Inilglird at but at length the strung woman annooueed that on I am not yet thirty years old Some a certain day. if the swains would all ii-ar« ago while In Russia I mad® th® gather at ln-r farm, «he would select a< qualutam v. follow <d by the friend- a husband from among them The «hip. of a meiuts-r of the American rui lu thia way gathering numbered thirty. As they b.i-isy of Si Petersburg «at around easting sheep's ryes at tier I saw aonwlblng of court life there. One ulglit at a fuie Don ut the Winter she rose and «ahi 'Gvntlenieti. I want a man who enn pallier I was Intrudili vd to the daugh control me The man who win» me ter of n general in the Itusalan ®ervlc®. Not for an earldom would I give her mu«t best me in a fair rough and turn name «o I «tulli call her Sophia In ble fight There arc no other cvmil my travels I have picked up a number Hous” There were only five men out of the of foreign laugunui-s Itusalan I «f«-ak thirty who wanted matrlniony that e - I -I. . .lini S" Mit «|s>kè »otuO Eng There usually ■ otti» « lu a man’« nay Out of tin- five there wn< ,i will lish oner forty years old who eouhl mow ilfe. If It ' «’Un-« w lien be 1« young, hay mid txa* umrv corn that: ativ other -omr woman who ap|>rnl« lo him as uo for ten mile« round lie stepped out other woman tins ever apiwaled to him. on the gm»» mid |su»lwl hl« <«m and l'rotti tin- moment I met Sophia I ve«t mid spat on hl« hanil» A<-< vrdliig knew that on<- timi risen up In tuy path to nutlo-nlli- re|»irt». he wa« a licked whom I must fMisscss. else the vitality hud passisi out of my life num In five minute» Not only tlint I went to my hotel after my first but lie carried a «tiff III* k for the rrM <>f hl» Ilf'- The strong woman had Hireling with her to lb- awake half ahtioaf twisted III« bend off. mid boll»- the night with the comfort one feels In liming found a mate, and the other of the others cam® for« aril as No 2 I alt I dreamed of her From that The farm ns« run by hired men Now anil then for the first two war* time for several month« I was with ther got Impudent at time« or did not her ns often as Russian etiquette I danced with her. I skatvil keep up to their work. They were allows knocked unerHiselou». thrown over the with her. I met her at the opern and fence Into the road or win away with on court gala occasiona Nhe gave mo broken lames. It was a great tilaiiw ti unmlstaktbie signa that In uie she had But for tramp«, or had tas-u They i-atue found what I bad found In her along in bum he« They »topped utql w hen I came to tell her tuy story her whole manner changed demanded final Tiiey even throat I Im«« X.. no. no!” «hr moaned etivtl tiling« XX hen they got to threat» iwrmlttrd myself i<> sink Into a dream. th<> strong woman sailed In She I have don® ■truck and slappisl «he kli keil and bit. You have «wakened me Go away from me For- very wrong «tie kriucked their heads together until their ears rang for days aftrrwurd get me." What there wns letwien tier and nu» Iler greatest victory waa over a buiteh that let! her to talk thus I could not of five, After the new« of thm got induce her to tell, I i.ft Ruwrta and abroad all tramps would go >lt mile» I continued my tried to forget her around to dodge her farm The strong travels, but the Interest for me had woman l»ald no attention to »alene« gone out <>f the curiosities of travel She Just waded right In any old way The pyramids, the Coliseum. th® to win. and If »be got her teeth fas Works of art that find la-fore fasrlnat- tened upon u tmtu’s ear It was Imd for ««I me. w ere uow unable to move me him One day I t<mk up a newspaper and The strong woman didn't pay much saw by telegraph from Itussla that a attention to other women Mhr knew conspiracy against the life of the exar they didn't like tier and that they go» had tieeli discovered and that the sl|s«l about tier, but she continued to daughter of a prominent general had pass It by fur years Theu a casual been Implicated Something told me remark rolled her A certain woman that she was Hophla I returned lo said that »tie was so homely that she Nt Petersburg tv learn that my antlci- couldn't catch a titisband No hotmdy pntloti wns cvirrect. The girl I love«! woman «u-r yet admitted that «he wns had already liven sent to Hll-erla Now homely, nor was there ever an old I mu I <-rst <><«! her action toward tn». nut Id ready to admit that ■ tie bad tried and failed The strong nomnn «eut (Continued next week) out notice thm she had hit the trull for a liustimid No one rvs|»>nd««l On the contrary, men hhl out In burns and Prune» Prune» Prune Now» haystacks and trembled In their shoes Now is the time to prune and clean Two weeks and no husband. Then th® strong wouiau Isiugtit n up your orchards and vines. Old gnarl bear trap, covtrod the teeth with heavy ed and otherwise undesirable tree« ami clotli and set it at the »pen luiru door vines should be grublw-J up and burned, Three nights passed without a victim, when pruning ami spraying will not but at mli/nlght on the fourth tilglit bring them back to the standard. along came a horse thief, gayly, mid W ill be in your locality Ms>n and ho|i® was caught by the leg Ills yells of to m e much of thin needed and necea- l>alii arouaed the woman, anti she light <«i the lantern nnd went out. After sary work already don®. The formula for spraying will follow taking a gi»«l look al the prisoner she later. turned away with tli® remark. "I guess you'll do. Htay right here D. w. RtiMBAVGH till morning.’* Fruit Inspector He begged and pleaded and yelled, For Linn Co. but I hern tie stayed fur four hours X more Then came daylight and his Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor captor, nnd she asked "Itoes It bapiM’ti that you ar» a mar- exercise, insufficient mastication of ried mini?" food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry "No ** and anxiety, are the most common "Then you soon will be. lAsten to causes of stomach trouble». Correct me. You'll be laid up for alwut a your habits and take Chamberlain*» week. After that w» shall we mar Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will ried. you nnd I.’ soon be well again. For sale by all "I marry youT* he asked after a long dealers. look at her A New Method oi Rescue “You wtIL ’ •Til go to prison first T’ "You II do nothing of the kind Per hn|>« you've beard of me—the strong woman ” He uttered a groan of despair "They say I can't find a huslsind, but 1*11 show cm I” Bead in February Sunset Magazine, San Diego, Th® City of Dreams Come True. Beautifully illustrated in four colors. Tetrazzini singing in the streets of San Francisco Christmas Eve. Now , on sale at all news stands at 15 cents.
