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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Intenor,
State« Land Office
United
Serial <>3046
Portland. Ore., January 17. 1911
Notice is hereby given that James
Deen ng. by J. H Bagley, attorney in
fact, whose poet office ad Ire»« is 630
Lumlx-rmans Building, Portland. Ore.,
did on the l»t dav of July. 1909, file in
tnis office his application. Serial W‘t6,
to «elect under the provision« of the
Act of Congress approver! July I, 1*9«.
a« extended by Act of May 17. 1906,
those certain tract« of land which when
surveyed will lie described as l«it» 1, 2.
7, and 8, Section 4. Township 11 South
of Range East, Willamette Meridian,
and the same being four subdivisions
each containing forty acre«, mon- or
less, and being immediately north of
the ordinary NE 1 of said section, total
160 rcren 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 tile
their affidavits of protest in this office,
on or before the 9th day of March, 1911.
H. F. H igby .
Register.
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Last publication March 3, 1911.
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Department of the Interior.
States Land Office
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Intvrmr,
States laind Office
Serial "Ji»l9
United
Fortland, Ore., January 17. 1911
Notice is hereby give that Jame«
Deering, by J. IL Bag!» V, attorney in
fset. whose puetofficc mki.-e«« is 630
Lumbermans Building. Portland Ore.,
did on the first day of July. 19iW, file in
thia office his application, "erial (rjoo.
to select u>nl»r the pn vixuma of the
Act of Congress at’|-rov,-l July 1, I»**,
as extended by Art of May 17. 1906,
th**»«" certain tracts of land which whs n
surveyed will lx* described as Lota 3. 4,
$ and 6. Sections, Township 11 South
of Range 4 East. Willamette Meridian,
ami the same lieing four subdivisions
each containing forty acres, more or
lea«, ami being immediately north of
the ordinary NW| of said section, total
160 acres more or less.
Any and al! person« claiming adver­
sely the lands described; or desiring to
object because of tlw mineral character
of the lar.d. or for any other reason, to
the disposal to applicant, should file
their affidavits of prut« -t in this office,
on or before the 9th day of March 1911.
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OREGON Â i6,0C0,0()0
STATE?
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and The Oregonian would avoid the
appearance of special opposition or
h utility to any worthy Or»qfi>n institu­
tion; but it will not shrink from its
plain duty to all the state in insist mg
that the Legislature must have in
mind. in making tip it* schedule of
appropriations, the welfare of the tax­
paying public on the one hand and the
merit« and needs of every demand from
the tax-supported institutions on the
other. It is imperative that the I vgis
lat ire be careful; it is no less impera­
tive that the voices calling for more
a d more be so modulated as to har­
monize with the capacity of the stote
to pay. Oregonian
Carload Jost Rtceittd
We have just receive« a carload of
American National Field fence ami
Bard Wire. This fencing ia about the
tiest on the market, and the prices we
can make you arc better than ebv-
where, as we buy direct from the
factory.
Get our pnces before you buy else
where.
(HAM.
W em KLV
United
Department <•' tii*- Inter w,‘ United
Sedentary habit«, lack of outiksir
Slates Land Office
exercise, insufficient mastication of
food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry
Serial (»2047
Penal D20W
and
anxiety, are the moat common
Portland, Ore., January 17. 1911
Portland, Ore., Ja iuary 17, 1911
Notice is hereby given that James
Notice ia hereby given that Jam*'« causes of stomach troubles. Correct
;:
i
Deering, by J. 11 Bagb y, attorney in your habits ami take < hambcrlain's
fact, whose post office address is C3l> fact, whose postofli c address is 63>l Stomach and Liver Tablet« and you will
Lumbermens Building, Portland, Ore., Lumbermans Building. Portland, Ore., soon be well again. Fur sale by all
did on the 1st pay of July, 1909, file in , did on th»* 1st day of July, I9'i'.>, til»* in dealers.
thia office his application. Serial 02047. ’ this office hi« application, Serial (»21161,
to select under the provisions of the to select under the prov.Gona of the
Act of Congress approved July 1, 1898, ! Act of Congress approve! July I, 1st»«,
as extended by Ac» of May 17, 190». as extended by Act of May 17. 1906,
those certain tracts of land which when those certain tracts of lan.l which when
surveyed will be described of lota 3. 4. surveyed will be described as lots 1. 2,
5 and 6. Section 4, Township 11 South 7, and 8, section 6. Township II South
Br ROCKFORD KING
of Range 4 East, W illamette Meridian, of Range 4 East, Willamette Meridian,
and the same being four subdivisions, and the same living four subdit isior»»
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each Containing forty acres, more or ( each eontainieg forty acres, more ot
Assoc latió o
less, and living immediately north of less, and living immediately north of
the ordinary NW 1 of said section, the nrdinary NEi of «aid »• ction, total
«Continued from last week)
total 160 acres more or less.
160 aerea more or les«
1 Mt tbnl a great work had sprung
_ Any and all persons claiming adver­
Any and all jierson« claiming adver­ up before me tbe work of lltierstiug
A fntnoiM traveler was in St.
sely the lands described, or desiring to sely the lands describ'd, or desiring to Sophia
object becau/e of the mineral character object because of the mmcrnl character I'vtersburg «* (be time mid was about
of the land, o’ for any other reason, to ’ of tbe land, or for any other reason, to to start, with the permission ot tbe
flusslnu governtne’it. to write up the
the disposal to applicant, should tile tbe disjiostil to applicant.
houki tile
coinlltlou of Siberian exiles.
I sue-
their affidavits of protest in thia office, their affidavits of protest in this office
> ceded III Inducing him to appoint me
on or before the 9th day of March, 1911. on or before the 9th day of Mar< h 1911. his aerretary, or aiiinnuen«l« In this
H. F. H igry
H F Hn.m
way I would lie able to locate the girl
Register
I bud made up my mind to free On
Register.
arriving Hi the prlmm region I learned
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that 6* fillin'« father bad lx«*n enabled
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to secure for her »Imply exile, not Im
prl«otitnrul
She was living In a hut
elott«
by
a
prison
Eaenpe for hor was
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as |m|WMMlble as it «he bad been with
Department of the Interior, United Department of the Interior, United In stone walls Itut her ixmltlon wit«
encouragement fir me. whose life
States tarmi Office
States (.and Office
work was to take tier out of Siberia.
Serial 03061
Serial 03MH
I snw her. talked with her anil told
Portland. Ore.. January 17, . 1911 her that during the «ame month (Au
Portland, Ore.. January 17, 1911
Notice ia hereby geven that Ji nines gu»ti the following year to expect me
Notice is hereby given that James
Deering, by J. 11. liagley, attorney in Deering, by J. H. Bagley. Attorney in. with unan» by shkli to give tier her
freedom
fact, whose postoffice address is 630 fact, whose po«t office aaldrs.-x i« 6‘W
That autumn and winter I was
Lumtx-rmans Building, Portland, Ore., Lumbermans Building. Portland, Ore­ known to lie one of tbe principal devo-
gon,
did
on
the
1st
day
of
July,
1909.
did on the 1st day of July 1909, file in <
teea to the navigation of the air
I
thia office his application, serial irjlMM, file in this office his application. Serial tried every kind of aeroplane that bad
to select under the provisions of the 03161, to solect under the provisions of been invebted
I made long flights
Act of Congress approved July 1, 18»s. the Act of Congress approved July 1, both by day and by night. I flew to
as extended by Act of May 17, 1906, DOH. as extended by May 17. 1906, the I-urn! of tlx* Midnight Sun In tbe
those certain tract« of land which when those certain tracts of land which when dead of winter, that I might tiecome
med to tiring lu the eoid I tried for
•urveyed will be bescribed as Iota I, 2, surveyed will be described as Luts 3, 4.
no prlxen. entered
cotiteata. I work
&
and
6,
Section
6,
Township
.1
South
of
7 and 8, Section 5, Township 11 South
i-d with one purfsiae In rlew
That
of Range 4 East, " illamette Meridian Range 4 East, Willan>e*t‘ Meridian, was Io make a flight Io l(u»»la. sw«x»|i
and
the
same
being
four
auldiviaions
and the same being four subdivisions
down by tbe but tn which lived my
each containmd forty acres, more or . each containing forty acre*, more or love and t*rar her away to freedom
lea«, and lieing immediately north of less, ami being immv !lately north of
I pas« over tbe details of study by
the ordinary NE) of said section, total ! the ordinary NWj of aald section, total which I found a machine e«|H*clnlly
adapted for my purpose
I transport
160 acres more or less.
160 acres, more or le«a.
From there
Any ami all persons claiming adversely «I It by wo to Sweden
Any and all persons claiming adver­
sely the lands described, or desiring to the lands described, or desiring to object i to my destination was not far. tint I
must make tbe journey nt one flight
object liecause of the mineral character because of the mineral Character of the
with one supply <>f fuel. Uno morning
of the land, or for any other reason, to land, or for any other reason, to th»* dis­ I rose to a height of 500 feet and
the dist*osai to applicant, should file posal to applicant, «hould tile their affi­ drove my machine eastward. I pur
their affidavit« of protrst in this office, davit» of protest in thi» office, on or be­ |H>«oly kept at a considerable height
on or before the 9th day of March 1911. fore the 9th day of March, 1911.
till I stood directly over the «ophysr-
IL F. H igry
hut that I might attract the least Jx»
H. F. H igby
Register
•Ible attention
From where I was
Register
1
First oubliestion Jan. 27, 1911.
pulsed was a slnntlng course down to
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the hut
I hoped that «he might be
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outside, but She «as not
I descended
All was silent
I was
Better than gobi. Those little red to her door
books ‘'When you were born" series, about to leave the machine to enter
only 10 cents. They tell you all about the but when I «aw tier face at the
window, and in another moment «be
yourself. Just what you want, at C.
waa sitting beside me on tbe machine
G. G oki H' h .
I had provided for starting by Atting
my machine with apparatus especially
The Best Place in Portland to Eat
adapted to tbe purpose, and. though
svci aasoa to
keepers were tiy this time running
is
at
J. L. CALAVAX
toward u« from every direction, we
roe»* above them and the shot« they
*
!
sent tip In time to save otirselve«
Hack« connect with all trains both al ,
After a ride high In the air we came
West Scio and M tinkers.
at West end of the Morrison Street
down In Sweden, nearly frosen From
Our rigs are first class and our horse»
there we traveled «ontbward. not «top
bridge.
good drivers. Price« reasonable.
ping till we reached Marseille«, where
we t>x»k a steamer
We «re tx»w both In America and are
(8uccee*it tv Riner Bros.)
soon to be married.
Cwn Colds Croup sod Wliauping C ougK
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Scio Livery and Feed Stable
J. R. P0UA D, Prop.
Pop 8 Coffee House
CHARLES J. MAHER
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
up. aud SO «niiple that It was a won
•ler none of them had thought of It.
I «ut now au elderly man. I have
often been «ollclted io take a place on
some exatnlulng board, but have al
ways resolutely declined My faith lu
erudition lias been sapixd by my own
Bv Al.HER I CHITTENDEN
-<■
If I should ask h candidate
»bat be should d<> with a child having
■ ('<*i*yri«M. ISie ay American !*■•••
I!
Association
a nt In his windpipe I shun id ei(>svt
Mui to mi»wer
' Spunk him "
Wheo I »"« a youua doctor ju»t
This would never do. It would be­
rraduuinl I found lunkltig a llvlug a little the | >fi • non. mid tbe nett child
very difficult Job 1 wished to start in spanked might refuse to disgorge the
*iy doing tiospltal work
There was ' obstruction
—
«o vi eel lent Hospital In a aut>url»an
town where I knew some |>eople. and
I «ill rtdIl»ed ill lake the elarnlliiltloU
fur the position uf house surgeon,
wlik-b wns ««cunt I did so and failed
The questtou lliat turned tlw scaiv
«galust me waa thia
When you have done everything In
your i>owi-r tor a iiatleot. what la the
Oell step?“
Hnving « vein of satirical humor Io
me. I answered tbe question lu this
w i«e:
When I was at tbe uulverslty tbe
“Get rid of him by semilug him on a set of student« to wtilcti I belonged
trip ”
| conlnlnvd Om-ur 1‘olnud at least l*u
I saw by the grim looks of the e«nm
1»nd was at one lime a member ot our
luera ttial I hud »oat. I'he uian wbo
group- hut a» time »ore on Ur waa
got lb>* position aufwered the queatlou
gradually drv||.*d by nil except Alau
lu till« wise
This wan on »<*•
“Try sotiivt him; new even If It ha« Well« and my «elf
■ omit of ttie principles, or lack uf
no apparviit connectlou »tth the p«
tleni's nlliui'iit
I'o ceaw your efforts pilucli'ies tie nilviM ale«l For Inal a nee,
hr iiwruxt I tint tile spartan evafu—
Indicate« to hliu that you have atmn
dimed him
To continue them gives tint ttie criminality attached to steal­
him tile lH*neflt of ho|*v llamiiles. we ing was in getting caught—would ap­
lb* d<-< inr«*d
must never give up a patient till be is ply In most luxes today
that tie Would roti uoy one If he cmlld
dend '*
<li> so without iM'Ing detected
While I wan struggling for a pm*'
When I’oland guvr us such Ideas a«
lice I one day r»i-vlved a hurry call tn
»•••• ll ' hla! o. iK> t::>.| got » colli in hl« thia at first »•• Inugbed ut him. telling
wimlplfH*. II** wa« but four year« old tiim that tie dMn t believe what lie
aud. having tM-en given the colli, was »»Id Hut |M*s«linisi« are never popular,
delighted lhilt he had put It lu his and one by um- til» frlvmls dmp|i«*d
mouth and started acr<»« the «trwt to may from tilui A« I have sold. Melia
uml I stuck to him. feeling all I be
teg • andy
Itb N
i orgMtteg
while that bi« pessimism was hut skin
brea(tn«l Il In
When I reai'hnl llie patient I found deep The only way we could wee he
two or three 'hntors I ii.id liv«*u call, proved bls theory of general seltlstluesa
rd several hours lieforv. but when the waa by declining to spend his money
mesaage came wns not In my office as we spent Mitrs When we naked II I til
The oldest a ml foremost doctor of what be did with hl» surplus change
those present was l»r tilbba. who ten be «alii that be wns kevplug It fur his
own u«e “Von fellow».” hr would
years before had msired me on exnml
nation by asking me what should tie say, don't s|x ti<l money on each other
done when everything had lievn iloue. i las-ntlse you wl«b io. but because you
lie didn't rememlM-r me. and I wn« ire afrnld of l»dng vunsldeiwl menu If
glad be didn't, for I dreaded to meet you don't. Ergo, you are mean Nev*
vrilieless I will admit that there may
him.
I found flume doctors In Hie very po­ be some gvtierimlty In your case, for
sition Imlicnted by that question. They »on do »|x-m| y>>iir nx'tiev. while I. who
bad done everything that couhl be d<* not «pend mlm*. «bow myself to be
done, but they hadn’t retuored the r.bsolutely menu nnd selflsti “
This would «Isrt anew arguments
coin from tin* child's throat Dr. Gibbs
apiwurevl to lx* tbe most di<st>*mdeut that hntl already beet» worn ttirrud-
of the lot. Assuming « fierce tone. I bare, mid nt the end of every «rgu-
It* lit rolnnd won d loae a not tier
said
•What are you gentlemen dolng bere, friend
’Wbat do vou thlnk of n inali.'' «nld
standing alxatt and holding your
banda? Are yi*u g >lng io l* t tho < hil<l otte of olir net to ine mie day, "wbo ad­
itili» th.it tir wmild roti or sten! provld-
die «>f «trangulallmi ?■'
My rrinurk» yryrv* tnade to all tho ' id he " i - «tire of n**t la*ing caugblT*
In thè ce «• of a <vmimmi thlef wt>o
dtx'lors presene bui aa I «|mke I look-
prò tItisi wh it Ile pieni ludI reptled.
«I tlagger» ni l»r Glbb«
”1 wnald lltliik lilm mi elrinent ot no
•'We've trted everytblng." he «nld.
"Well, «Ir. wliat's tbv nevi thlug to elei, tli.it xlioiilO tH. mi far na |s»»nltile
eliminati«!
In ih«' i use ot Omar l'io
do « ben you've trle<! everytlilng?"
"l'erbupa you cati teli ut." he retort- lai il I slimild mnslilrr tliat I dtd nof
I umlerxltiml lilm"
ed tartly.
V t Ut '!■ i •' "i'l ll 'il' Welt. | tike
“Ve«. «Ir; 1 ritti Wben n doctor bas
I he more finn you It you slimild
trled everythltig ami all thlngs hnVe Ih it
fallrd It ia hi« tltily to try «oinetlilng t ne fiiintw wlthlli Iti« granp timi Ite
rl«c. m> mutter Imw remote It mnjr •mild takr wlll.-ut tx-llig detectisl. I
teli .»'»il <»>• muli » tu* de*'inrra «uch
sveni from thè fiat leu t's allment."
"Well.'' nxked l»r Glbbn. "wbat do ■ in «hows limi he tms liceo tx>rn
tillml tu prliu iplv tbe »unte a« a noi ber
you suggeat ?”
laka
"Deaperafe case» need disperate i h.is Ix-i-ii boru burnì to coloni
Imi word for It. I! <>»»-ar l'olund ri<*r
rrinisilen."
I mmle threr strpa townrd tho chlld, 111 da un ■ pixirtunlty to mnke tilmnelf
look hlm up. luld lilin acro«« my km«; rl< h ni nuoti.t-r'» ripetine be ll do It.”
"Tliey »ny bualoesa 1« bui legnllxed
wlth libi liend dowu nml la-gnii lo
>q>nnk hlm uumrrvifully Ilo yrlled. robtxTy."
My opinion <*f y«u I» thnt you're
nnd before l hnd glveu hlm twooty
blows out rame nn old fnnhloned cop- tlnctured »Itb tbeae fallai le« your-
per cent. Il feti oli thè floor.« rollrd self"
DOCTOR’S
REVENGE
in a circle nml turned on It« «hie
I wus never «o aatonlahed In my life
I had had no Idea of getting rid of the
olMtructlou
I bad only wished to
beat nt 111« own game tbe man wbo
bad kept me out of a |x»«ttlon wtih h
might have enabled me to «tart n prac­
tice. Ilut now that I had auccaeded I
nmol red to push on further
•There, gentlemen." I «nld. "yon
have an Itistniiee of tbe importance of
never giving up a c«»e. Perbapn sue-
cena tn thia cn«e was not to be expect­
ed from my ejpedlent. hut"—
"Nm-veen waa to tie expected.” ex
claim'd one of the doctors
"lf*t a
wonder that we who were here before
you didn't think of It. Tbe «imnklbg
Induced In the child an emotion which
call»«! Imo piny <rrtaln muscle«, relax
Ing other» The bend twlng Inverted,
tbe obstruction, which wn« l<x»«ened by
thl« relaxation, waa hound to come
out."
Dr Glbba advanci«! toward me and
pnt out bl« Imnd
"I haven't tbe honor of your ac­
quaintance. doctor," he «aid. "but I do
not lienltate to «ay ttint you have In
you that resmin e which eminently fit»
you for yonr profession I «hall write
up yonr device med In thl» enne In tbe
Tatilcf. to which I contrtbvte, and If
there 1« anything «i«r I can do for you
don't hesitate to call on me."
I didn't nnd to call on him He nnd
the other dm’tors wbo bad been pre«
ent publish»«! abroad my expedient,
tried when tbe [•« I lent had twvu given
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Department of the Interior,
United
fftatea Land Office
Portland, Ore., Feb. 4, 1911.
Notice ia hereby given that George
W. Huskey, of Footer, Oregon, who,
on June 16, 1909, made Homestead
entry, Serial No. O2OB3, for E J NW J
»nd SW| NEJ, Section 22. Township 13
South. Range 2 Eaat, Willamette Meri
ban, has fihd m tirv of intention to
make Final Commutation Proof, to
eatabliah claim to the land alxtve
described, before the Register and Re­
ceiver of the United States I .and Office,
at Portland, Oregon, on the 16th day of
Marrh, 1911.
Claimant name« a» witneaaea:
J. J. Kimbrough
W. W Dundon
E. Tolbert
Arthur Menear
All of Foster, Oregon.
H igby
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First puhlication Feb. 10. 1911.
Ixuit publication Meh. 10, 1911.
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