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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1911)
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*************** j < ► i > : « « « « 4 4 < « < 4 4 4 1 i 4 : The Cosy Corner sss^s—- Honorable Senator ’ Sagebrush L. E H bybi Prop. Svio < Iri'gon •♦•♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦e •*****♦«**«>**♦♦♦«**♦♦♦♦♦« LIVERY STABLES la now equipped with good rigs and careful drivera. I have also added to my tquipment a First-Claas Automobile for the use of the public. Regular trip« will be made to Albany Saturday«, at round trip. Guutry'a playful mood fell away ' from him Ilk» n < a st off garment I d- it quite t • i c l<l do ttiat If • 11 Kvan There .lie pie ent vr- on ls-tb «hie« In every political cvn- t -t. and. while they can’t do ant cause l*hone. Home No. XU J. R. POUND. Prop any great amount of good, they can i ‘ ften d<> h good lilt of harm. I « •uildn’t Im too hard on them If I w ere you " ■ Whnt would you do, or. rather, whit did you do w hen you were mull G. PRILL. M. D. aging the state <niii|uilgii two ye-irs ng--'' Inquired Blount |x>ln'e<lly "I cut tbc pie." «aid tlm traffic man ager simply. In other Words, you let tilt« rig Telephone, Exchange No. 11 raff blackmail you and Incidentally put a big black mark against the com 8COI : : ; OREGON linin'« g'««l name,“ "Oh. no, I wouldn't put It quite that str«.m. Not many of these little fel The Beat Place in Portland to Eat low« u«k or expert money A five ride Will attenti call!» at iv w and then mi the railroad 1« al»-ut it at y!| tlu-y look for.” Sciti when notified But you can't glv • them that un it« r the Interstate commerce law." pro tested the purist. , at West end of the Morrison Street Not outside of the state of course bridge. --------- OFFICE But lliskle of the stats boundaries It's .»nr own business " CHARLES .1. MAHER Yon tueaii It was our own bu«l- (Successor tc Riner Brie.) iv•«■, pr-nlon« In th«* passage of the «late rate law two year« ago.' cor PROPRIETOR. STAYTON. OREGON ret md Blouut It 1« our own business to this good Fir it Clivi AxvenunoJiUmu in4 pfotnpt Scrvkt day In «-ff««t Thai part of the law Notice For Sealed Bids tin. been a «-oUipl«-te dead letter frolu Large Sample Ruotai for ComnicrcUI harden the day the governor signed It Why. N otice I s H krery G iven that sealed Illi««« jour In ms ent heart, Etan. the UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT bids will be received, for the building W rt im ii wtm argu<d the loudest and of a school house in district No. 9, in voted the moat «pileftllly for It came : Linn county, situate j mile north of to me for their return tickets home at I Richardson bridge on Grabtree creek. the end of the -«-»«Ion Of «¡ourse We Building to lie complete«! on or before kept Hie letter of the law It say« GPANT PIRTLE Fro». September 1, 1*11. Specifications can that no 'free |m««««i' shall be given We merely ! tie seen at the Bank of Scio. The We didn't l«»tle |>n««es ALBANY OREGON bidder, to insure honest purpose, mu«t gave them tickets out of the ease and < barged them up to -expetise." " I deposit a Certified check in »aid bank, "I'tiiigti!" «»Id Blount. "You make for The Board of Directors re- m<- «1 k Gantry It « that same ■ hlltl | aervea the right to reject any <.r all l«h whipping of the devil around the ! bkls. stump In the corisiratlon. an etpe Bids will tie opened at said Bank of db-nt tlist wotlliln t d-'Clie the most Real Estate Notary Public Scio, at 2 p. m., on June 1, 1911. Ignorant voter that ever -a»t a ballot It « that very thing that lie« stirred A. Groulick Administrator of Estates the whole tuition up to till« unreason M P. Long able tight against corporate capital, <«>ans Negotiated. Abstracts U ill Richardson la-n't you nee It?"' Directors Obtained and Examined i .mitry shrugged hl« shoulder« I gm»< I take the line of the least 8CIC ..... OREGON Iduuiislrilor's Notice reslstatnr like the majority «if them." was the r«i|orlvas reply. "When It To al whom it may concern : cornea to prn<tleal |w»llths"— Notice is hereby given to all whom it “Don't «ay 'practical politics' trt me. may concern that the undersigned l>l‘k," rii»i««l the reformer "We've administrator of the estate of Fairlotte got the strongest argument Iti the Crabtree, deceased, has filed his final «••rid In the fact flint th«- present law account in said eatatr in the county 1« an unfair one, needing mod in- atlou court of Linn county. Oregon, and that or rejmal We mustn’t s|«dl that argu said court has fix«! Monday, the 29th num by I ms onillig law Urea k«-r« oor- day of May, 1911, at the hour of 1 •elves and d-wendlng to the nieth-sl« o'clock p. m of said day as the time of the i-rnftem nn«l th«- mat bln» poll tl< inn« the country ««ver. If you have for the hearing and settling of all obli been «ending these pl«- «Miters to me. gations to said account; therefore, all don't do it any mor» I have no u»e persona having any objection to said for them, and they won't have any account are hereby notified and required use for me after I open up on them " to file the same in said matter in said "I don't lie .i-ve I’d d<> anything court on or before said last mentioned ra«h." »aid Gantry EX(ELLENZ IM title from this little heart to heart date. talk with the truffle manager. Blount Dated April 21, 1911. ( no . 1779) began to carry out the new policy — Jas. A. B ilyeu , •The starvation i-ollry." as It aoou came Administrator of said estate to Im known among the wool«! tie Albany............................................. Monday W. R. B ilyku , henchmen The result was not slto Attorney for Administrator l«ebatmn..................Tuesday. Wednesday getbee reassuring. Many of th» small grafters were on Scio ............................................. Thursday* Imat publication May 19, 1911. • I the imymlls ”f the railroad company, Jefferson .................................Saturday Is there anything in all this world and Blount w as «-a definitely assured that is of more importance to you than of what he bad before only sus|mct«-d that they were merely notnlnnl em good digestion? Foot! must be eaten to Dur when mare is known tn be in foal. sustain life ami must be digested and ployes-«. given a |iayroll standing so that tln-re might be an excuse for giv Care will be taken to prevent accidents converted into blood. When the diges ing them free transportation and a re tion fails the whole body suffers. but will not be responsible if any occurs talner In the form of wages. If need Chamlmrlain's Tablets are a rational ful I and reliable cure for indigestion. They In many rss«-n the ramifications of increase the flow of bile, purify the Albany . - • • Oregon blood, strengthen the stomach, and the |etty graft were exa»p»ratlngly Intrkute. For example, one Thomas tone up the whole digestive apparatus Gryson. who was on the payrolls as to a natural and healthy action. F'or a machinist's belter In th» n-f>alr sb«»|w. sale by all dealers. demanded free transportation imm Catta Calila Croup sad WMaptag cougK A. Physician Surqcon G. F. Könnet li. \. Sr. Veterinarian Pap’s Coffee House CorHish & Rus Lirery Staile St. Charles Hotel R. SHELTON The Imported German Coach Stallion Terms Ì15.00 to Insert C. CRANDALL Chamoeriain’s Cough Remedy ■ By FRANCIS LYNDE Copyright. 1910. by Street ■ ■ THE SCIO , ii ■ 11 . i South i . the state for eight UMMabeM of bls “family " Qu»«flom-d rhs-mly. lie nd I miffed that the "family " was hl« only 1 by a figure of «|meeh thnt the rela tionship was entirely political Blouut promptly refused to rccotn mend the Issuing of empl« y«-»«' passes for the eight and th«- result wa« an ltu«n«*llnte call from Bentley, the dl vision n-aeter uits-hanic. ' \ I «mt that f--llnw Gry«on." Bentley tes-aii , < au't tvu manage «--uie way to get him trau»|Hirtntlou for hl« Jones lH>r<> crowd' III- I* going to make trouble for ii« If you don't." Blount was jnstlv IndlKmiu' "«Jrv s»n Is on your f»nyriill." b«- ret«»rt«sl 'Why don t you r«smiimend th«- (Mtaaes Im nc.-oimt of the motive power depart meat. If he |a entitle«! to them?" "I i-aii't.” admitted the master me j «-haul«' "I am held down to the l»«tl 1 Ing of pass»-« to etnplo.VMei traveling loti c>>m|Miny business only We can Stretch It a little sometime«, of course I tint we can't make It oner the whole «mrth " "Neither can I." Blount expl«"l<*d ■ "Let II he iinderst's I. one«- for all. Mr. Bentlev that I ntn uot the scn|«egmit i fur all the other department« I liai- ! cut It off stmrt. I inn i»>t re- ic.iimeiid I Ing !•«»««•« for anytssly" j Hut. «ufferltig H ott. Mr Blount. We've «Imply k‘d till“ care of Tom Cii s.m' Ile s the Isis« of his w ird ami In- has Influence enough 1» turn eve« our own em|i|oyee» against Ils'" "Jnflm-nce"' «< ofTi-d the ytiuug num from the east "liow «!•»•«• be acquire ' hl« Influenc«-? It is uu-rvly another II , !i<«*ratloii of tlw v|c|otis circle Y«m j pul Into Ii « liaiii!« tin* pih «- of Ihei lilb I with whl> h Ii» pro- eeds to knock you d-iwn let me tell you what t in tell Ing everytiody If we want a »quare deal ue'v» gut to m-t tlie exmuple by . living square " The master im-chnnlc went away. «1 I lenced. but not comItteevl A w«-ck later Gryson. who in appenratice wa« I a typical tough and In reality wn« a f«>«tgraduate of ihc iiwiw« mining camp« of Um t'arnndliie hills, «nun ti-n-«l Into Blount's office with mi luso- le-:t taunt In Id« mouth "Well. |nrdli»r. we j. it tlmlu dickey bln!« over to JimestMiro after «<• long a time, and no I hank a to you. neither I Just blew In to tell you that I'm going to lilt you qgaln nliout day aft«-r tie morrow, and If you «1 »n't come aero»« | there's going to b- Something doing j see Blount spriyig fmui bls chair ami forgot to I»- politic "You m-eiln't come to me the day after tomorrow or any <>t' «i' time" Im ■ raged. "I'm through with you ami your trltm Get out!" After Gryson had gmu-. muttering threats ami curses, the young cam- pclgn manager had an atta-k of moral I nausea It »■•eined sorb a huge waste ' if time and energy to traffic mid chaf fer with th«MM> petty scoundrels Thu« ! far every phase of tin- a< mal |«illti< nl . problem (Mw-ined tn Im meanly degrad ing. and be wna lmgiiinlng to long k«*euly for un optiortuulty to do some really worthy thing Nut withstanding bln Idenls were «Uli Utmhaken lie still < luvg to the belief that the coriH>rat|on. which was «rent- cd by tim law mid could exist only under the prot«« tlon of the law. must of tie e««lfy Im a law abiding «mtlty Il was unfair to hold It n-s|a»n»lt>le for the disreputable f«1111 h' a I metixwi» of thmm whom It could never «ompletelv control. It win on the day of Gryson'« visit, as It ehnn'ed. that Blount was given hl« first opportunity of «titering the whirr held A letter from one of the party chairmen In a distant mining town bromtht an Invitation of the kind he lied Imen waiting for. lie was a«ke«l to pnrtlclpnte In a Joint debate | at the <-nni|mlgn opening In the town I In «|m«tlon. and hi- was so glad of the I chance thnt he Instantly wlml hie ac> I cef-tanee Thnt evening nt Um cafe dlnttv nt Il e Inter M-mnfaln tm fount! tils father «siting for him ami lu a burst of rotil.d« ti< e told Idru of the Invitation "Tlint» itood." was th«- aenator'n ! even ton««! ««»tiimmit. "Gli«-» yon a III- i tie < hame to n'.ilne tbc w ay j«ti_cun I J i J ablue best, d.ssli't l(Y* TTTeu. "That was mm of the tlilug» McVlckar waut- •sl you for. wa«u t It?" "Why y«w He lutlmat««! that there might lu- m<- publk speaking.** ad mitted tlw younger num. Well, what all are you going to tell the— Ophir fell.Ill« w lien you get over there - n?" asked the veteran quia Ilg to offer «111 all free P anywhere tbry want to go If <!•> '! |-r« u.S>- to v otv for the railroad andldates ? " Not tbl n nr." was the laughiug • »ply “A* I told you a week or so it“ wei<- «top|>ed all that.** "McVlckar has told you It was stop |H«i?" lb.- newly fledgisl |»illtlcal manager tried to I •• Utt !• t’l ItllUlfUl I have had but on«- Interview with Mr McVlt kar. but In that he gave me to understand that my recommenda tion« would Im given due cotuildcra lien and I have sakl my say pretty empbatlcnlly." I I«- ■■■ .1 .i . «mile was not derisive It wa« in< rely lenient. « t on 'em giasl ami bard. dl«l you? "licit*« right «on Never Im tifrultl to say wliat you menu and to «ay It straight iMvii'l forget thnt alien you re nuiklng your appeal to the horny luiiidtsl «ona of toll over at Ophir Give 'em strnlght facte mid b.u k Up the filets Willi figures if you In.PI« u to hnv«- the tlgurm When do you pull out for the camp?** I'oiilglit at W 3l> I can't get there In turn- If 1 wall for the m-ruing train.“ Then. dlsml««ltig the |mlltical topk- abruptly. “What do you hv-ar from l*rofe»«<>r Aimers?"" Gil h.- S licvlng the time '.f hl« life I got hltu a state | i-rmlt ami wrapfH«! him up a bunch of pick and shovel men. amt he 1« digging out tli >«e fossil skeleton« by th«- waguti load." Vnd Ml«» Aimers?" pursmsl 1‘utrl- ela'a lover I shouldn't wonder If all«* wna hav ing tlw Him' of her life Im» I'Ve glv- ... !i..f ' Imr own while she 1« out Imre, and »he • I II . - . > I country, breaking the sp«*«vl limit ev ery minute lit th-- day, I »upp ••«’" ”l'n» glad you are giving lu-r a gmal time." «aid Evan, and he hok«»l glial Then In- addisl regretfully "1 wj«h I • oiihl get n cham-e to ellii«c arolimi a little will« them I have «con aim-«t nothing of them since they - nine w- -t I should think Mrs lllouut might bring Patricia down to the < It? r-'iea hi | awhile" rcrbnps the young woman d «-e-'t want to com«-." laugh--«! th«- m-'infor "You told no- you hadn't got her tag. «on. and I'm Imglnnllig Io believe It 1 What bus she got against you. auy- way" "Nothing, save that I don't fit Into her scheme for Imr life work. •'ll'» t-si l-nil you're going oul of town tonight, «on Honorlu phoued me a little s|«'ll ago that she ami I'ntrlcla w il l Im driving down after dinner to l.ike In tlir Weatherfoni reception Voli li miss "em. won't y«ni!" "IsiTt thut Just my liifcrnnl luck!" Inmentrd Evali, theti. “Gire tlmm iny love ami teli tlieiu I lio|m they wlll stny utitll I g»t l-nck." Th-i .««nator r<>«e and grlppcil (he hand of leavrtaklng Sball I say that tu l-ctli of 'em** Im ask<-d. wlfb thè qiil.-r.cnl amilo wlil« h Evali sin learn- ln-g lo export. "Ve», to ts.-I> of thetn. If you llke, otily I s-ipi«.«-- Mrs Hlount wlll liold It agallisi me G«aal night nn-l gund- in I II b-- la» k da» after t--morrow If thè « yplilr minerà don't nudi me." It wun only a few minute« after Evali Blouut’s traiti hnd steaiued Ophirward uut <>f thè Mlerra avenua «lailoti tliat a «liiat coveml lourlngcar drew ii|> al Ilio curii In front of thè In ter-Mountain ami thè |a>rter w Im luul pili Blolint a h-iiid bag luto tlm tali- ab «>p-'ucd ll-e touueau d-s-r for two l««lles tu iniirtllng «lu«t conta ami Imnvy velia. Ilio «eiintor mot II««* two late travel- era In Ilio v estllniie. and w lille thè three were waltiug for ati elevator a rapid fire of low tottud «luemiou and aiiHWer pna-'sl betweeu husband and wife "'Yon got Even out of the way?*’ Th«- htpl-'iml h'shled "That win eu«y I passed th«- wort! to Stench- field, anti In- helped out on thnt In vited Evan to couie to Qpblr to «peak in a Joint dehnte He left <>ti the night mall"" •'And ILitliasrny—w III he Im Imre?** "Ilo 1« h'-re Gantry line turned him down aiN-ordlng to Instni tlona. au«l Im 1« clawing ii I hiu I lu tlm air. trying 1« get a fr«-«h bold | bluffed Idm- told him he'-l list«- to make hl« |msce with you for something. I didn't know whnt. before I «-«raid talk to him." .Ml«« Aimers was wat- lrlng the ele valor lights glow and darken aa Ibe car de»<i-tid«-d. and the wife's voice i sank to a whl«|mr •'ll» will tm at the Wentherfords*?" •he Inquire«! eagerly. "'lie Is mire to lie. I told him you would Im there." The «mall plotter tiodd«-d approval. "Give u« half an hour to drv-«« ami have tlm car ready." she dlris-ted. and then the senator put the two Into lb" elevator and turnml awar to finish Ute j cigar. (Continued next week)
