The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, March 31, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHue T n frtpertii ti SdP The un«lenugne<i have «established on* of the beat acllmg sgenriea m the alate to handle fruit land», improv««! farm», town or business property. Write at once what you have to »ell ami catch the early buyers who are coming to Oregon. Address E. Hofer A '■on». 3)1 U. S. National Hank, Salem, Ore. ini Spray Punps Galort And I have an ide* that you have hug* galore a» well. So get your spray formula from the County Fruit Inspec tor and one of my spray pump» and ap ply thoroughly and your bug» will disappear like a snow ball in June. C ha «. W ksbly The Honorable Senator Sagebrush t By FRANCIS LYNDE Referee’s Sale The last of the David Smith lands, consisting of the fine 171 acre farm ju»t north of Tailman, and the late home place of about 3 acres in Tallman, will tie sold by the undersigned at the court house April 7, 1911 at one o'clock p. m., public sale. J, N. DVNCA«, Referee. L ost One 2-year old heifer, and four 1-year old steers. Marked with a round hole in the right ear; color red, except one steer m roan. Parlies notifying me of their whereabout* w.ll be re warded, John Spring, Footer, Ore. 3-17 ♦ For Sale-40,000 shakes, 2and 24 feet long. Inquire of W E Burton, li F 1) 1. Copyright. 1910. by Street i titer hi th tb< :e bling gullops along the country ron«)«, and the father ekpialned bow the transformation from cattle raising to agriculture ami fruit growing luul come about: how the great irrigation dam In yuan-taro canyon bad put a thousand square miles of the fertile mesa under culllvatlo-i, how with the ln|s>uriug of th.- new population b"-«l com«- new blood, new luetlmd-. goal road*, the telephone, tin* rural null route and other civilising ng-u> les. Evan groamsl. "1 know." lie »aid. "I've lost my birtiiland If» »» ex- tr.t a» ! I ■• •!.'.• . 4 ■ w hose bones we used to find sticking the way. that reminds me Are there any of th glint f ■«»11» left? I was telling l*rof«-s»or Aimers about them th«- other day. aud he was Immensely Interested." "We'ri- all fossil», we older folks of th«- cattle raising time«." laughed the man whom Ittclmnl Gantry b.id • ut «-1 th<> “super governor.” "But there arc some of the bones left, too, I guess, and If the prwf-»»or l< a frb-ml <■( yours we'll get him a state permit to dig all lie wants to." The "Yes. Professor Anncrs 1« a friend of mine.*' was the younger niun's half absent admission, "as much of ■ friend a» bl« daughter would ever al tow him to t>e " purchase The qualifying clause was not is to thrown away upon the senator "What tuts the daughter g«4 against be yon son?” he a«k««l mildly deal is closed. "Nothing v.-ry serious." laughed I'n tríela'» Inter "Bitt I think she Is Abstracts are Jealous of any »or who tries to share her father with her Next to her «a- Thoronph, reer"— of "That'« Bost n Isn't ItV Interrupted the ev-cattle king Then be added are "I'm right glad It hasn't eotne In your absolutely safe way to th- yourself up to on • «>f those -c:ire«-r*.‘ Evan, my boy." to as regards The young man felt lw-tt«-r after tie bad told bls father hl» lote story. It validity of was highly n«-< «•» irv that he should tell some oae. and whom la-tter? Imvhl Blount ll«ten-«l with the far- away look In Iris eye» that the son luid more than once marked as the great WJ Bro»d^Ibtn St e«t of th«- changes chargeable to th«- ALBANY OREGON aging year». "Think a heap of her do you. son?" he said when th«- ambling - oldie anl mal» hod <s««ered another half mile of the homeward Journey "Ho much that It went near to spoil Ing me when she finally in-i<l>- me real ise that l couldn't against the ‘airm.* ” OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE: •wi-r Then hr ntkhwl father That la what I ant out liere BOTH PHONES for. tlie lianle-t kind of work ami plenty of It. something that I cun put ALBANY - - OREGON my heart Into Can yon find It for met" V. 1. MVSKKM, W. A. There was the wisdom of the een Presuisnt Cas’iiar turl«-» In tin- gentle »mil«- itruvoked by thia unaabnmed lover's ap|»-n1. "I wouldn't take It i « m » lui rd If I were y«>tl. sot»." iu>Id the m I mo man Take« imit of )ro»»r «»«Ing thr of in Ml "And ns for the work, I «uraa wr ran <tllifrnrr for jnkir «ntWy. Il '!«*• a •frtrfij satisfy yon If your nppetlfe Isn't too tanking bwrtiMn*» taken enrr of your i he* k< on other tank«, make« big llow would n state office d«»T" •ran* Irr« for job . mak«< Inane "Política?" queried Blount, bringing mttMMrnl with ,«>. his hors«- down to the walk for which con»rr\nlIfr buai his father had set the example "I've nma method« thou-lit a good bit alxHit that, though I haven’t lia«l any special training that way. The schools of today nr«- turn The Beat Place In Portland to Etl ing out business lawyers men who is at know the law and are trained imrtlcu- larly In It* application to the great b-isln«-«» undertakings. That used to tie my ambition to lie a bu«lnes» ad- v.wr and pcrti!t|m after awhile to at West end o( ths Moriison Street climb to the top of the ladder aud to bridge. somebody's Cori«iratIon counsel.” "But now you have ebaugc«l?" "I dou't know that I lune But (Successor t<- Riner Bros.) there are other field» that are also at- PROPRIETOR. trnctlve. No man «an study the poli tics of Amerh-a today wit bout seeing the need for good men uu-u who will Cute. CuM*. Croup »nd WhX plug v<«*<1». 1 administer th«- affair» of tbe state or soundest advice the best real estate lawyer can give you regarding a of property, have an abstract of it fore the Our Absolutely Accurate histories the property—they guides buy by the the title Lion Conni! Abstract Co. DR. W. R. BILYEIJ Smith the nation without fear or favor, men who will hew io the line under any and all ««»uditlon»." A qualm »tulle wa» playing under e drooplug mustache Mffiator tbigcbniab ‘I reckon wvdo need a few men like Evao—need 'em mighty bad nk you could fill the bill If you bad a right good • tuiucep' The |M>t«ntlal bewvr of political chi;»« ■ uii I' mì "I'm Hot likely to get the cltan*« very aooti. " he return««! "Just at pres ent I mu »till n legal resident of the good old coni tuun wealth of Masaacbu- setts and n member of Its lair, eligible to otfii«. there and nowhere else" Voti «! la- » « Itiaeu of till« state by the time you could get stored to au ■»nice in It." »ugge» ted the senator "I know— the required term of rosi deuce here 1« ridiculously abort But you foravi that I am a« unklmwr tn th- sagebrush hills a* you are well known. I couldn't get a nomination for ti e office of ¡*oitidkee[H-r " |)«vld Blount was ihuekllng softly "Mounds right funny to bear you talk that way ««Mt." he commented. "Mighty near eicryboly will tell you that the «l.’it«" hang« up hi hltiil the door nt War trace, and I don’t know but ««me pim ple would say that ohi Hngebrnsb have Idtnself does most of the writing "in It Anyhow, tksre's one place or. It that to still needing a mime. a oil I guess yours liquid nt It a* «dl »’• uujr- body’a" The young tnnn. wbo «a» so lately out of the » « II i-ui>»;d«*rlug «ast. gasped. "Heaven« "' ho ejaculated "You're not conshlerlnq ; me a« a possibility <>n th - «tate ticket tofoce I've becu twee tj four hours on the gro nd. are you?" "No. not eva« tly as a possibility. »< u U « il < all It n »ure thing If you want to. It’s flits nay We're tussling a political biUM-cIrauing pretty bad this i.-ir We bave good enough laws. I i.-11-s». but they're winked al any day III the week when somebody come» along with a Ixirrel Tb~ fight I» up t’Ctwr«*n the |«-<>ple of this state and th«* corporations It «.as up two years AMO» aud the* people got the laws all right, but forgot to elect men who would carry them out out. This Thia time I think the voters have got their knives »tuiniened We've Ixreu a little alow catching step, but the marching order» have gone out. We're going to cb-nn house this fail." "Not If the «late bangs tieblml your <|>M>r or any mana door, father.” Was th— theorist's grave reminder. "Re form doesn't come In by that road." 'Hold on. son; steady go easy'« won! Reform come» In by any DENTIST The Scio State Bank Pap’s Coffee House CHARLES J. MAHER Cnamberhin s Cougn Remedy trail It can find mostly and thanks Ita lu< ky stars If It doesn't run up against any bridges gone or any mud holes too deep to ford We've got a good tu au for governor—not any too broad, may be, but good «buri b good, lie's a mln Gter vf thè g<»|»-l and tlie president of a chur- h uuhvrslty No man ha» »ter salti be'd tnkv a t-rtl-e. bui be bui't ha-nvy vmiugh tu slt on thè ibi ami boi«! Il «low u Alee Goni- u. Ili« man who 1« golug to •Uctt-tsl bltu urli fall. 1« all thè lltlng» Itisi Iti« pfeseut guterm-r i«ii t •«■ tbat 1« fited " "llow fix«»l querlrtl thè young man. who. thottgh he wu» nut frotu Missouri, wa» l-gliinli.g to fcar tbat in wouid -oustanlly baie to lui ■'show u '* "lu thè inm<* way that «-«erytblng bas lo la- fi i«-d. If ne re g- ing to g«-t resulta.' wa» ih«- «nini reply. After th«- goterm-r thè mau U|»«ii whom thè must *l«-|-«-iid» 1« tilt* attornry acuenti Tlie pr» »«-tu Im uml-etit. I*ort»<b«r. I» un» of thè candidate», bui we'te cross «»I lils tiamc off The rn-xt mnn wc cousldcml wa» Jlui Itnukln In som«- wny» be'» fit. be'« n tinnì ligi ter. nn-l thè mau doesn't Itv«» wbo «an bluff bltu Bui be'» putir, and he wnnt» to lie rleh. nini I mie«» that let» hlm «Hit ' All ibi» w i>» dir«» tly «ubverwlve ««f Evali lllount'» idrn» of thr conduci of affair» |«>ll(l<nl In a tre«- country, bui tic wn* wlltlng to bear more "Weliy bc said ■\Vhnt we wnnt Ibi» film- 1« <>m- of your 'ben to lite Un«- meli, non II«« k on you d liks- tu try li?" The young man wbo wu» le«« thnn a week nway front tli<- atmospbvr«* of th«- Iniv <u buoi and lt» tllrorlc« wn» falrly agbast. Tbat hi» futlor «liould b«* coolly proy.«i«ing hlm f«»r a high of fif e lu Ih«- stati- to wlih h lie wa« a» new a» thè n«-w«-«t «-migraut «eem«-d blnnkly In-re« libi e Itut w bell thè In « te«l|billty le gnu to « u I h I i !-- thè de«|«-t l«u> ->f a ma* hlm- w tih h «ould prò;»»« and curry <>ut «u«b uubenrd of ihtng« tuoni«-«! mah-fi- <-ut "l'm ufratti we are a g-««! mstiy mito« apnrt. fntber." he sul l, uu - hi s«'l--u«ly u«l!ig un«- of hi» fat'n r « fu votile «i»-••<’h forma, «vlo-n thè pr«» |H«ai h»d i»-cn glven Cime to «Ink In "America la «upp<>-‘«»| to In- a fr«-c «■«•uutry with a r.-pr.««-iitathe gotern meni. I h > y«>u uivtin to «ay tluit you and a few of yuui frlvutls «un set ashlo thè «III of thè |«euph- so far tbn: you «uu nominate nud et s-t unyb-«ly you pleii'e lo ani olili •• lu thè «tale' The far««-rliig ev«-s ««ere twlnkil"« agalli 'Oh. I dotit knuw alw-iit <>ui le-hig so far afutrt." v.u« thè «lepre« .i tory protrst A. u n- Just n lini«- bll loug «il» iti««.ri. Ihat'» all «->n U'ben lt < «linea d«-WU lo tb<- re il Ihlng soi.i body Ita» tu li«-a<| thè «tniujosl«- ma turo lt. aud If we «biu't do II llm «H'u- blltlell wlll." "WTi.it other bun- h?" "In thla in»«- It a thè corporation» th<- tlmle-r |-<«>ple thè Irrl.- il ei con l-anl«*« ami. ino»t of ali. tln* r.iilr mi« "Gautry »rems to th uh that tberoll road« aro ;ier-»uv’Ut«-«l. or bla rullron«! n Ivast " Tln- senati-r |iull««l hi» hors«- dotv to a siili «luiver w.ilk "U'hi-re «il< you ►«•«• Illck G intrv'-" he d«-uin; «I <1 Evali told of th«- iiMH-flnjt mi rh> verun«ln of thè «-luti, nddlng tbe fur tl-vr fui't of th«- Colh-ge frleii«l»bl|i "Just happetnsl «<> «Ih! lt." quertol thè »-uator "that gettlug t- »->-tln-r last buturday ulglit?" "VVIiy. y«>». I aui>|»>«e so Dick knew I wu« tu Boston, and be »ahi he bini uiruul to look un- up *' "l r»-ckon he dld." w :« thè «;uleI romment; "><■«. I ro kou he «lid Ani he fill«s| you up « lue k full «-f llnr.l «Irli Mc\ k knr's mitlou», of c«-ur»e I fu«-«» tbal'S nle-Ut wli.it li«- «ua tabi t<» do Bui we wou't full upuri < u flint •on Tomorruw we'il go down I» th city, ami you « uu lo«,k tlu- ground ov«-r for yourself 1 wunl y«iu lo «Irne, your own coti« lusions nu-l tbeu cutu«- nud teli me whal you«l llk<- to «lo Shall we tot ve II limi way?" Bbiuut ti< «|Uh-si «sj. quii«- wltlmui prejudi.■«• t«i a tirui < <>m h timi thut hi • ■ipliilou w lieti forni« «I wns golng l» lo- b:i»«sl on Hic merita of thè «use. upo:i a fair and Judl lui summlng up of ih prua nud rum Ilo foli that lt wuuld In- striklng ni tbe very root of thè tre«- of gvod g«»v ertinu-nt tu ullow hlmsclf to l«e th« candldnt«- of thè ma« bine. Bui. un thè other band. Ite snw Instnntly whni a power a f«url«-»s pollile prie.e-uior > ould tic in a mlsgulded « onimon wealth where th«- la* k wu» noi of gmal law», bui of meri «trotta ruotigli ami roarageou» «tioiigh to admlulater them. H<* wotlld s«-e. If thè good to I h - a eompllahcd wa» gr«-at enuugh to orci balance tbe «-vii lt wa« a trmptntloti to compromise, a «liarp temptntiot» and he fotiiiil hlmself longlng for Pn trilla, for ber elesr alghted coturaevit. wlilch. he felt «ure. w>mld go «traigli! lo thè hmrt of tbe tangle lt aita that thougbt of Patricia and bis n«««l for h-r Ihat mode bini di» tralt aud absmttnlnded at ilio \V«r 1 ! • • ' ami thè fatlier. looklng on. »u«|i«« tesi that Evan'» taclturnlty wa» an ex presslon of bis prejudhe agalnst th«* »■tiratili who ha«l taken hi» mot ber'« place, and when tbe son. pb-adlng wearinv-»«. retreated cnrly to bla romii thè su«pl- Imi was cmitlrni—I "Y'otlTI bave to le* patlenl with tbe boy. llttie woman." «ah! tbe master of Wsrtracr when l.iau h»«l dlaap|»ared ”1 sbou'dn't wonder If Boston bad put unir rlgbt queer nothm» Info hi» head " The little lady look«»! tip from ber embr<ild«-ry frarne nlih <* i*r’si / «mil-- wreathing lt-«-lf at the corners of th«- sensitive mouth "He I» a dear boy. she »aid. "su«i he Is trylug aw- Billy bard to lisle me. Hut l »bau t Wt him l»nv Id “ PH VITER VI. ns TtIK wise or OCCAStOS* HOM the tlm< It war heralded lu the nuiiiiium!| N'vW Yenr’s ■slitlon of the Plainsman ns "the newest, tile finest slid the mo«! luxurious hostelry west of the Ml»«- uri Hie lnt« r Mouutaln hotel in the Sagebrush cnpltal ba«l I hs - ii ths gntberlng plate of tin- |«illtlcal dan». After tin- w-lld cost line«« of W ar- true«- ! I nil ami the thirty mile spin lu a high p--iver«sJ roadster, w lildi was only on«- of the Ums- lilgti priced motor < rri.igi-« lu ti <■ IVnrtra -c garage. IB an B unt was not surprlassl to fiixl bls father register«-*! In is-rmaiu-m-v for one of the prlvnte dining room suits at the Inter Mountain. It was very i-videut that III«- simple life wtikli h id l-ts-ti the rut«- of the < le Bar ranch household had lie coma a thing of tbe past. and. though to- chargvsl tin- new and eitravagtint on!-r of things tn the ambltleu of ills f.itbi-r s wife, be couhl not cavil ut It. since he was liliuself u sbaror In It» | comfort« nud luxuries I ir tlo- first few days lie wus left • Im* t wholly to bls own devices ito- I ynml glilng him a go««! mauy lutro- ifu tlmis ns thr i-pp<>rtuiittic» for tbi-ul came 111 the «cmipubllc life of tbe ho tel his father made few ileiuand» up-u hltu. mid they met only at luncb«*on mid dinner, the tlr«t of which was usually served In their »ult, whliu for the liter they went to thr cafe. But Gantry was tiack. and he was always ni nllalde Almost In-fore tie realised It Blount hud bis-ti i>ut in touch with the buay. tin . •• life Of the city and was ex- -t. uumg m-d« <-r hamlshaklngs with mor.- pr.-|i|e thnn he luid ever known lu < uuibrldgi- or P.oston I' .-tti . A little 614 town Isn’t It? Iniiglusl Gantry one day wbeu to bad tolled Blount away from tin- In ter Mountain luncheon 1» »Imre a table with him In the il itiwiii - :uli . ' Get ting so you feel a little more nt home with u»?" If I'm not It Isn't your fault, Pick, or tin- fault of your friends Naturally I exp«« t.sl .«me «ort of welcinm- as I kt« Id Blouut's smi. but tbat doesn't scctn to < ut any figure ut all." Gantry's «mil«- was Inscrutable. ■ the |H-oplc with whom It cuts the largs-Mt tlgur«- will never let you know any thing about It. Just the same. It'S I «-tilting a g .ml bit of Ice 1 bat «• mat n ■>. .-n ni.-u. more or le»«, wltblu tbe p.i«t «lay or so who time discovered that you are tli<- brainiest thing ihat ever -• ap««l from tbe law school.'* "Tommy rot 1" derid««! Blount. "It's a fact. And they are prophesy ing all sorts of a future for you " An«! again Gantry's sinll«- wits broadly sly. T,lk«- what?" scoff«-«! the listener "Well, for on«- thing, they are say ing that you are pretty »uro to run for attorney general thia fall. It's all mer town Everybody’» talking about It talking a lot ami guessing a good <l«-al more." Blount was balancing a spoon on ths e«lg<- of hl* claret glass and frowning atotractedly It was the first little ill«--onl I ii «be filial harmony almost a broach of cmifitl« nee Without con sulting his w lalies, without waiting for hl« di-clslon. Ill» father hn<! commit- t««l hint "taken snap judgment ti;win him." was the way lie phrased It. "flick, will you believ«- me If I say Hint I haven't nuthorlxed any such talk a« thia you'v«- t»-en hearing?" be asked This time Gautry'a »mile was n grin. "The honors hie senator look It out if your hands, «lid lie? You'll under- Hand that I don't mean any dl«re»|>«-et alien I any It's Just like him If bo hs« slated you, you are lio«,ki«1 to run, ami If he runs you you'll he elected. Those are two of the things that any themselves in the Ragebcuah Hiatt." Blount was Indignant "Justly indig nant," be called It. "if that la tbe case. Dick. It la high time that some om- ahoukl break the charm I haven't said that I would a««»-|it the nomination, »ral I am not at all sure that I shall say so. And If I don't say so that settles It." Gantry was plainly shocked. "You don'! menn to «ay that you're got nerve enough to buck the old rn your father, I menu* Why. gront rat», Evan, you don't know what that stands for In th«- gronsewiMsl hills!" "And I don’t rare, |>lck. I’p to this present moment I am a free moral agent I haven't nurrendere«l any right of «to-lslon to auy one so far ns I am ■ ware” Gantry's ey«-» tlropp«*«) to hl» plate, • nd Ida rejoinder was not altogether fr«-e from guile "Will you ntithorlxe tue to contradict the talk a» I - an?" hr naked <|ul«-kl> , (Continued next week) Fishing Tackle A t.nod assortment of fish poles, hooks, reels, etc. at C. G. Gough’s.