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

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
States l-and Office
United
Serial trJMfi
Portland. Ore., January 17. 1911
Notice is hereby given that James
Doering, by J. II Bagley, attorney in
fact, whose post office address la 630
Lumbermans Building. Portland, Ore ,
did on th«' 1st day of July, 9o9, file in
this office hi« application. Serial «204«'',
to select under the provisions nf the
Act of Congress approved July 1, 1H9H,
as extended by Act of Muy 17. 1906.
those certain tracts of land which when
surveyed will lie described as Lots 1, 2,
7. ami 8. Section 4, Township 11 South
of Range East. Willamette Meridian,
and the same being four subdivisions
••ach containing forty acres, more or
less, and being immediately north of
the ordinary NE i of said section, total
160 rcres more or less.
Any and all persons claiming adver­
sely the lands described, or desiring to
object because o’ ibe mineral character
of the land, or for any other reason, to
the disposal to applicant, should file
their affidavits of protest in thia Office,
on or before the 9th day of March. 1911.
H. F. H igry .
Register.
Firat publication Jan. 27. 1911.
Last publication March 3. 1911.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
States Land Office
United
'Trial 02047
Portland, Ore., January 17, 1911
Notice is hereby given that James
Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in
fact, whose post office address is 630
Lumberni' ti'' Building, Portland, Ore.,
did on the 1st pay of July, 1909. file in
this office his application. Serial 02047,
to select under the Drovisiona of the
Act of Congress approved July 1, 189«.
as extended by Act of May 17. 1906,
those certain tracts of land which when
surveyed will be described of lots 3, 4,
5 and <1. Section 4, Township 11 South
o’ Range 4 East, " illumette Meridian,
and the same being four subdivisions,
each containing forty acres, more or
less, and being immediately north of
the ordinary NW f of said section.
Vital 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 thia office,
on or ; efore the 9th dav of March, 1911.
II f Hn.in
Register.
First publication Jan.. 27, 1911
Last publication March. 3, 1911
NOTICE I OR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office
Serial O2G48
Portland. Ore., January 17, 1911
Notice is hereby given that James
Deering, by J. H. Bagley, attorney in
fact, whose postoffice address is 630
Lumberman* Building, Portland, Ore.,
did on the 1st day of July 19)9. file in
this office hia application, Serial 02048,
to select under the provisions of the
Act of Congress approved July 1, 1*J8,
a« extended by Act of May 17, 1906,
those certain tract« of land which when
surveyed will be beacribed as lots 1. 2,
7 ami 8, Section 5. Township 11 South
of Range 4 East. " illamette Meridian
and the asm" being four subdivisions
each containind forty acrea. more or
leas, and being immediately north of
the ordinary NE| of said section, total
160 acre«, more or leas.
Any and a!) 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 disposal to applicant, should file
their affidavits of protest in this office,
on or before the 9th day of March 1911.
II. F. H igry
Regia ter
Firat publication Jan. 27, 1911.
Last publication March 3, 1911.
T. i. NCSXXaa.
I* ree ident
w. a. s"isu
Cai’ner
The Scio State Bank
Tate* rare of yoar money, nstng Iks utmost
diligence tor jmw misty It
a strwtly
tanking basine»- tskns enrr of your
rhe. b« on other tanks: makes
•ran -tors tor yon. mak«o tain«
consistent with .O'*,
conrervativ» tmsi
n.— t»eth««!«
Chamnerlains
Cough Remedy
Gaie« Golds Cro-ip awl Wh- - pm« ' «0
i.".’.”.’” SANTIAM NEWS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Gantry wa* chuckling ««'ftly.
"I ntid of love, Ei«11.** be said,
i "you’re an educated nmn. all right,
but you’ve got a lot to learn yet—
»t'out the »e tut tor and id« polltlca. I
mean Great «nipt*«, uinu. be Isn’t In
Portland. Ore.. January 17. 19111
it fi>r the «." lai frill« mid furbelow«!
Notice 'a hereby given that larin
Hr never w a* Lei lue Intimale n few
D'-errng. by J H. Bsglrv, attorney
things.
|‘«>ittl«-ally speaking, Dai Id
fact, whoer postoffics address is
Blount I m the biggest mau In til« «tut»
Lumberman« Building, Portla-.d. Orc.. :
today,
He • au have any 1 hing be
did on the first day of July. I9ri. 61« in
w nnts. from the brad of the ticket
this office his application, Meria) 02M9,
«toll n
You «(«'ko rather sueerlugly
to select uoiler the provision« of the
juat now < f hl« two niotith« In the
Act of Congress approved July 1. IlSto.
He might have gene back If
as extended by Act of May 17. 1906, !
h« lis'l wmitcl to nml lie actually d <1
th«>M* certain tracts of lard which when 1
a much more dlffit ult thing name,! bls
surveyed will be described as Lots 3, 4, i
«'.tei'fasor
I can lr!l you tbe «Itila-
Sand 6. Section S, Township 11 South
tlon out Iti the grrnsewood country If
you want In know It "
of Range 4 East, Willamette M ridian, i
’ Mnke It kinqile.” was Blount’s con­
and the same being four subdivisions
dition.
each containing forty acres, more or j
The oiiti's k for ii* 1« precisely what
less, and being immediately Dovth of;
It 1« lu a 'loien otlu-r «tste« thl« year -
the ordinary NW| of said section, total
•■ierytliing prvuil*itig n renewal of the
Copyright tyio by Street ΠS nub
16« acres more or less.
bnllbeMded legislative fiuht on the rail-
Any and ail persona claiming adver* I
rotida." «aid Gnntry
"There Is only
scly the lands described, or desiring to
one issue !>••('■:• tl
anti that
object liecause of the mineral character
la ih« TrauBcop«l••et',", railway, Tbe
W' mh I country," the « ap.tal of the state,
of the land, or for any other reason, to;
reformers, as they nil tbetii«rh es.
• >i«l the tiu-e matkl i. * «util- i'-i‘ In
the disposal to applicant, should file |
would like to legislate us out ot exist-
heated it« lai«' arrival:
their affidavits of protest in th s office,
rues.
We shall bent the tomtom and
o Kvsn 8h»lhy Ijlonnt Stand >h Apart­
on or before the 9th day of March 1911
In our lieet to stay on earth. •a
ments. liostue
H F IhaaY
You I««** had ««rrvthtna that money
Naturally.” said Blount "And my
ihi M tray '.««> »nd you ■•«<■ in» nothing
Register
«it an occasional »Ight of yonr fare tf father how does he stand?"
"The Idea of your having to ask
you are not tisd tn •-•«>» woman « «|u-on
First publination Jan. 27. 1911.
•trlns why «ant V"«i «-"tn«' -«-«t »ml me!" exclaimed Gantry
But really
Last publication March 3, 1911.
gm* up with your n«tlv* ««at»'
I
m*li
I
could
tell
you
Thsre
are a
PROLOGUE.
HAVII» HUH NT
Thia story of a young man’s
It was eharnctcrl'itlc of Gantry that gtMid many people In our ueek of
woods who would like to know
It
honest attempt to "break” the he foldi'd the telegram lu ibe original
v. ¡11 mnke all the difference In the
«
roaalttgs
before
he
baud«-«!
It
track
"bosa
”
Department of th«' Interior, United
and the power of the
•Well?" «altl Blouut when th«* paU«' world when It couie« to a aliowduwn."
States Land Office
"machine" ta an absorbingly in­
"Why will itr
had grow n «rt erloug
•’ll. au«'. apart from the railroad
Serial 020&)
timate portrayal of the working
"I waa just thinking.” wu« the rt*
and the mill railroad fu< Hons, there Is
Portland, Oro.. January 17. 1911 of the "wheels within wheels" tn n«"tlvy rejoinder.
"We need to I"'
a very complete mid smooth runnlug
Notice is hereby given that James u desperate political struggle of fairly chuuimy In tin' old Ann Ar!»*r
tuaebln«' organ [ration."
D«'enng. by J. H. Bagley, attorney in today. The senator, strongly in­ day*. Evan, nml yet I never knew Illi
" I nd my father 1« Identified with
fact, whose poetoffice addr' *« is 690 trenched behind his party "ma­ thl« bicaned minute tbC* Hetiafor
the machine?”
Lumlwrmnns Building. Port’and, Ore., chine,” present» an almost in­ Blount was your father"
Again Gnntry choked over tbe «In-
"lie was nml I«.' wa« th" quiet re
did on the 1st day of July. 1909, file in vulnerable front, and the con­
gular la> k of Information di«cuvering
ply "I supposed cverytiody knew It.”
Itself In Blount's «lueetlon.
thia office hia application, Serial 02*V»l.
flict between father and son as
’’I didn't.” Gantry denle«!, adding.
“laiud of glory!” he ejaculated.
to select und r the provisions of th«'
Ibis young lawyer, single hand- "What you don't tell people b I mhii “Where fiaie you been burying your-
Act of (‘engross «¡'¡-niv<-1 July 1. 1N9H.
<il. fightsifar i.hit he honestly yourself would innhc a pretty big luwk •elf. Evan? lUdut I just tell you itiat
aa extended by Act of May If, 190k
he 1» tbe biggest man In tbe state?
believes
Io' be the truth and If It werv printed Long ago you ’I
those certain tract« of Ian I which when
lib no" with heavy Irony- "he Isn't
mitt«*«! to me that you were western
surveyed will be describe«] a« lots 1. 2. right holds one with a tremen­
ld>-ntini-<l with tlie uiai'blns. he merely
t»»rn. hut you lie» er told me ftiijr
7. and 8, See’iun 6. Tow • «hip 1! South dous sympathetic interest.
owns It mid run« It."
more "
of Range 4 East, U’i|iam«'tt>' Meridian,
"All." said Blount, and a little
”l*«r!iapn
waa
«'HAITEIt I
Inter. "Thank you. lib k; I am pretty
and the same being four subdivisions
ao little to
I had a boyhood, like
ari ve-i rvTMHiA sali» "xo."
badly out of touch, as yutl've tllacov-
each containieg forty arrea, more or
o* her hoys
no |e>«slbl| It w iwn’t
"X ‘ 'IL "oe w. » gitimi a ru«!i quite the t
leas, and bring imtmviiately north of
I wa* born on the •rod " Tli<-ti he ch tinge« I the sulljet
abruptly, "How long will your trafile
dum •• ut tue « 'ouutry club, and Circle Bar
the nr tinary NEJ of sahi section, total
cn the rail'll waa a
meeting ln«t?"
F i ■
hnrtl day'«
re from the iiran- t
16«) acres more or less
"M’e prn> th'nlly finished
All
wwk end gu«wt oi tbe lievi« shlbplng corral on ibe railroad
At
Any and all iwrson« cluin ing uiivcr- ley a.
hour or two on Monday will settle It "
uus Ili uaiurvd euuugh io tw re twette l could Tide line’ 'cut out' nml
sely the lands dtracribed. or desiring to »«■utful
“Afti'T will' ll you’ll go wcstF’
" lini righi had u gay ami
object beeause of the mineral character frt v olou world io «vme sud llirust Ita 'rope down" like any other ranch liro.l
"By th«- Monday inmit train. If I can
make It."
of the land, or for a/ty other ren on. to light hearted happuiewa u|«>a blui youngster, ami I Ir «I never seou a
town
bigger
than
l
’
nliil«Ml
lint."
Silence for a time until Blount broke
the diapoaal to applicant, shot:!«! file when 1‘uirl' I h limi «ahi "No?” It wns
"Ami w hat hnppemwi wlien yo«t were
In u | hiii Gantry’s tn|>plng of the dnuce
their affidavit» of protest in this office like bu'.lylng u cripple. tir told tilm»elf
twelve?" querhwl Gentry.
mii«lc rhythm with. "If I tan get
on or before the 9th day of 'larch 1911. U.oro»ely. uuil w hvu he limi read thè
’The greate«t misfortune that ran
single
telegram
w
hl<
li
had
•
onie
while
rondy I may go with you, Dick Would
H. F. H igby
he was at dltiuer lie went out mid ever come to a hulf grown lx»/. Dick
you mind?"
Register
found a «hair lu a corner of tbe icran My til"!her «lieti ”
Ye-; I would mind «» much that
’’That w as hard." G intry assented:
Flint pablication Jan. 37, 1911.
I’d w illingly ml«« a train and worry out
da. where tbe frlvollilvs had not a«
then. "Your father m "• rl«"l again.”
Irast publication March 3, 1911.
yet intruded.
a few more of the chilly Bouton hour«
"Not for som«' years." Blount quali­ rather ibnn lose the chance of having
Blount was n level eyed, square
“But for me the tienvemi were
y»u along. Ever iuwt your father’« -
shouldered young ri.iin of un up to fied
I was sent uwny to school.
ROTICE FOR WJMII3I
• r the present Mrs. Blouut. Evau?"
date world, and tbe stork from which fnllen
he bad d< " ended was prosaic and nn«l from school I went Io college, to
lie n>>ked suddenly
Department of the Interior, United practical rather than poetic or «enti- Europe nml back here to the law
"No.’’
states Land Office
mental. But just now be was union school. In all that time I’ve never aceti
"She la a fine woman.” Gantry ven-
Serial 03061
««lously giving a iery lifelike Imita the t’lro!«' Bar <«r my nntlie atate
tnrc«l.
i Ion of the dlMp|ralu!ed lover the have never Iws-n wr»t of (tuiaba ”
Ho I have understood.” Tills time
Portland, Ore.. January 17, 1911
world over
"Then th,' * 'iiatcry y nr fat’ier’s
Blount'» reply was icy
But now Gan
Notice is hereby geven that Jam--
II was thus, nnd l«y the merr»t political life lia» never touch««, you?’’
try’s eyes were I w Inkling, mid be
Deering, by J. IL Bagley, Attorney in chance, that Gauiry found him. The
pro
<1 Ilia advantage.
"It touched me on the sympathetle
fact, whone pirat office address is 6tn railroad inmi al lirnst was unfelgn««!- Side.
' You'll haio Io i<•» kon with her If
a large hearted.
Lumbermans Bull ling. Portland'. Ore­ ly glad.
you g>i in tbe groasewood «ouutry.
Tull up a chair.” said Blount, not
gon. did on the 1st day of July, 1909, j
Ilian Next t<> your father, she 1» the
«»>urt of last r«'-ort hofii-d. there are
file in thia office his application, Serial too ungraciously, ronwldertng Ida jn«t
n g.«»l many who say that she Is the
09031, to select under the provisions of cause to l>e more ungrai lou«. "I was
Ihluklug of you just a little while
court.”
the Act of Congress approved July 1,
ago. IH'li
I «.vw yonr name lu (lie
Blount »ahi nothing.
Ncvertheleta
lKM, as extended by May 17, 1906, ll«l of trano'-onlltiental re|Wwmitatlves
Gantry lrle«l one« more:
those certain tracts of land which when t<> flie trnflle tnr«>:lng. ntid well, at tbe
"Not Interested. Eian?"
surveyed will be described as Lota 3, 4. present moment I think you are the
"Not In the slightest «legrec. Dick.
5 and«. Section 6. Township 11 South of one man In the world I wanted most
Will you take that for your answer
’*
Range 4 East, Willamette Meridian, to
now and remember It hereafter?”
"That eouuda g<iod to me,” laughed
and the same being four subdivisions
"Bure!" laughed Ih« railroad man.
"I didn’t know It was a aore s(>ut with
each containing forty acrea, more or Id'k tlautry. »ettllns himself comfort-
tidy lu a laiv chair and feeling lu tils
you."
leas, and being immediately north of
I»» kets for a cigar "Tbe effete ea«t‘
lie found a match and relighted hla
thr ordinary NWj of said section, total
Ims corral!«, you, hasn’t It. Evan? I
cigar When he began again he was
160 acres more or less.
thought maybe It would when I beard
still thinking of the "apron string”
Any and ail persons claiming adversely you were taking tbe postgraduate frills
clmisc lu the senator's telegram.
the lamia described, or desiring to object lit I tie llarianl law school. By the
'T can't understand how any man
because of the mineral character of the wav. how iuu< b longer are you in for?"
with wasteni blond In hl« vein« could
land, or for any other reason, to the di«- j "I mn out of the law whool. If that
ever l»> content to marry and sett!«
poaal to applicant, should file their nffi Is whnt you mean." said Bl- unt "out
down lu this over« IvlIlxeU ne« k of
woods.” be said.
davits of protest in thia office, on or tie- nm! adniltti«! tn the Itar. If you get
Into trouble with the Boston police let
"Can't you?" Blount amlled, with
fore the 9th day of March. 1911.
ii><> know sud I’ll ask for a change of
large lenience.
H. F. H igry
venue to tbe grejsewood hills sml
"No, I can't.” assert rd the western­
Register
Judge Lynch’s court.”
er. adding "Of course I don't know
Firat nublication Jan. 27. 1911.
"Are you ever coming taick to them.
tbe I'astorn young woman
Hhe may
Last publication March 3, 1911.
Blount? I believe you told me once In
be all that la lovely and enticing"—
the old college days that you were
"Bhe Is." de' lortsl Blount, with the
wi-Mteru born."
air of one who ba<! lived long enough
The B«rat Place In Portlan«! tu Eat
"I tokl you tlie troth, and until to­
to know.
ia al
night I never thought much alxiut go­ open handed old cattle king wading
"Yon say that as If you’d been tak­
ing l>a< k.” was Blount’s rather crypto Into the muddy stream of politics to ing a few IxaaMa,” Gantry laughed.
gratify an ambition that wasn’t his Then, with the frlen.Hy Impudence
, gramniatic uaswer.
In order
I "But n>>w you are thinking of It?” own a woman’s ambition
whli h only a college comradrablpcould
inquired the railroad man. waking up that the woman might mix and mln
ei'-uec. “ta »be b«'ro tonight?”
at West end of ths Monison Street
I "That’s good. We re needing a few gle In Washington society for a lirtef
"No.”
bridge.
| bright young lawyers mighty bad. Is minute or two he got himself elected
"Tell me about her,” Gantry tiegged.
j that why I’m tbe particular fellow you to fill out an unexplred term of two ”1 «loo t often read a lovs atory, but I
months In the United 8 til I es senato—
wanted to meet?"
Ilk« to bear ’em.”
(Successor U- Riner Bros.)
Blount (xiased tbe newly come tele­ bought It. some said, That na« thrtra
•There Ian t much to tell, Dick." said
PROPRIETOR.
gram acroMi the Interval I »'tween tbe year« ago. nustif it? Itut Waatyng-
Blouut. "I’ve known her for a year,
Wlien I was and I’ve hived tier from the first day.
ton hasn't forgotten.
two < hairs ”llen>i that.” he said
Better than gold. Those little red
o'clock
tlantry «tnoothed the square of yel­ down there last winter the
That la chapter 1, and < ba pt er 3 ends
hooka "When you were bom” «eric», low |Kif<er carefully and hehl It Up to tee people were still m-alllng Mrs.
th« story with "U« small word. She
only 10 cant». They tell you ail about the softeued glow of the electric cell Biouut's gowns and the wild western
•sya ’No.’ ”
yourself. Juat what you want, at C. > ’. ig gl'ffie. Its date line csrrled tbe naivete of the lion Meuator Huge
ITO •> CORTI WW»-)
| uauie of tbe chief dtv In tbe "greaas- I brush.’ "
G. G ovo H’8.
Dc part merit of thr Interior,
\
States Land Office
Herial 02019
The Honorable
Senator
FRANCIS LYNDI
NOT!CE FOR PUBLICATION
s
Pap’s Coffee House
CHARLES J. MAHER
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