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THE SCIO
LIVERY STABLES
1« now equipped with good rig» ami cun-tai driver»
I have also »«hiixl to my «quipment n First-Clim«
Automobile for the use of the publie. Regular trip*
will be made to Albany Saturday», at $2 round trip.
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A. G. PRILL, M. D.
Surqeon
Physician
Veterinarian
Telephone, Exchange No. 11
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OREGON
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Will attm<l calls a!
Scio when notiti«* I
The Bent Place In Portland to Est
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Pap’s Coffee House
at West end of the Mornson Street
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bridge.
Conisi & Rus Lirery Staile
CHARLES J. MAHER
(Buccesaortv Kiner Broe.)
PROPRIETOR.
STAYTON.
OREGON
Administrator s Notice
First Clau Accommodstlou cal pronipt Servlet
Lure Sample Roonu for Commercial Trarclen To al whom it may concern:
Notice 1» hereby given to all whom it
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
may concern that
the undersigned
1 administrator of th«- i-«tat«- of I airlotte
St. Charles Hotel
GRANT t’lBTLE
Prop
¡Crabtree. dt-cea»*-*!. ha» tR*-«l hi» final
I account in »aid estate in the county
| court of Linn county. Oregon, and that
I said court ha.« fixed Monday, the 29th
R. SHELTOM
Rea! Estate
Notary Public
run Th«- «-lect!“U of ■ Cnlt«xl Mtate»
I M-naior from New Jer*ev w»» the first
i mil**rtmt work for the new legislature
it*» undertake
James Ntultb, Jr. loug
j known as the big t«««» of the Demo*
I .rath party In the »late, had divided
that I.«- wanted ibis part 'ular plutn
for himself, anti be announced h ni
■•If ns a i-and.dalr. but at the prt
• ni.vrii held «*nrly tn 1910 James A
i vtnrtln«. a clean and popular cltltra.
1 bed l-een a -'andldale for ttio senatorial
nomination aud had received the In
dorsetuent of the people at the poll«
Smith's name had not been presented
• t the primaries
This did not make
in . il'fferoine to Smith, who thought
i t’l'it tils |H>wer as b*«ss wiis sufficient to
ov.-rt I** the will of the |«rople Gov
■nior I’sevt Wilson declared that Nmlih
«h- uhl not tie senator, that ho had no
• killn ii|«iti the office ata) that Martine
I >d the strongest ■ 'alm of all. it.st of
I "polar Indorsement
The fight be
I-a -u the old I«'«« anil tile new leader
was »bort, sharp ami decisive
Back
' •<! by public opinion, the new governor
won. «nd Martine was elected senator
on the first ballot.
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ta email wonder that the p««>ple of th«
Cnlted State« ere i-otnlng to look upon
rt’o.atrow Wilson as oil« of the great
eat political leaders who hare t>een de
rclofs'd In recent years A progressive
• >f ttio progressive», it do«*» not worry
Governor Wilson any to l>« «•all«''! a
rndl'-sl.
In fact, he calls himself a
radical **| am radical." »»Id Governor
Wilson recently.
so«! th« first ele
nient of my radl-allsiu Is f.et'a get
1' ’ I !■.. . ......... if t ..- w ’■■* *• t’1 l:ig ■» II I
resume popular government.
We
I .... ' • > 1 ■ .- ’ he" k ! Oil of .*■ “ *-r t> llient
ne thought we had
I am rnidy to
draw th« Initiative and referendum at
any time
I twlleie In It. I have not
the slightest fear of Its disturbing our
th- - ry of representative government.
I don't worry about theories anyhow;
It's facts that worry me The fact Is
we In New Jersey have not got any
thing but the theory, while In states
«here they have tried It the Initiative
1 and referendum haa given them back
r.-r rvsctitatlie government. It works,
yon know, without tiring «ailed on to
work nt all
Where legislative repre
htirixv know that If they fall real
!y to represent, the people have the
I « er to take ths legislation hack Into
their own hands, those representatives
hove an effivtlvc motive to represent.
Th« Initiative and r<*ferendiitn la like
i gun behind the door for use In case
I nf emergency, but a mighty good per
suader nevertheless"
It !» perhni • tituieci'ssary to add to
this explanation of Governor Wilson a
attitude toward publk* affair» ttiat
date.
Administrator of Estate»
x>an» Negotiated.
(Continu«-! from page ll
day of Mav. 1911, at the hour of I
o'clock p. m of »aid day as the time
for the hearing and settling of all “Id
gallons to said account. therefore, all
persons having any objection to »aid
account are hereby notified and r«»pnr<->l
to tile the aame in »aid matter in • »:*]
court on or before »aid la.it mentioned
OREGON
ALBANY
Dated April 21, 1911.
Abstracts
Jan. A
B ilyeu .
Administrator of <«id estate
W. R. Bn.YEf,
Attorney for Administrator
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Last publication May 19. >911.
Obtained and Examined
funset Maqaz ne ler May
Tbe Imported German Coach Stallion
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EXCELLENZ
( no .
1779)
Albany............................................ Monday
lx*banon................. Tuesday. Wednesday
Scio .............................................Thursday
Jefferson ..................................Saturday
Ttrm.i 115.00 to Inavre
Due when mare is known to be in foal.
Care will be taken to prevent accidents
but will not be responsible if any occur»
C. CRANDALL
Albany
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Nile of the Writ by >. id -ii Andrus.
Beautifully illustrated in four <*olor«.
The Spoil, a we»t«-m novel by th«- j
* tnt. by American l*r»sa Association.
Williamsons. <«u , la of Greater Chinai
MHS
WOOtlROW WILSOS.
Town, by Charle» K. Field. Automo- -
bile section.
Now on sale at 15 cents, j he Is sgslnst special privilege of ev
ery kind and that h» Is parthulnrty
Teacher's Summer Review Term be- | agnlnst Ilin high protectivs tnriff sys
gins at Albany < ’oileg«* July 10 ami will ( tem »nd what h» terms tb» outrngtxma
continue to August 19. All branches Paine Aldrich tariff law, and i—rhati»
It Is unnecessary to add that tb««e
for state certificates will tie taught by
are no new convictions on Governor
the beat instructors. Advanced work
Wilson's i«rt, but sr» the fruit of a
in high school subjects
Primary ami lifetime of study lie! olmerratpin of
intermediate
methods
a specialty. l«illtlcal sffntrs, of a life s|>ent in train
Interview * uperintemlent W. I.. Jark- lug for active public service for whicli
son or President H. M. Crooks.
The opp -rtunlty has Ju»t come to him
In his horn» life tb« governor Is su
Is there anything in all thia world premely happy. Ills tastes are quiet,
and bls charming wife and th re«
that is of more importance to you than
bright and attractive daughters are
good digestion? Fixxl must lie eaten to
the center of all of hie recreations and
sustain life and muat be digested and amusements Bether fond of the open
converted into blood. When the diges air. he la not a sportanian tn any sense
tion fads the whole body suffers. of th« term, altliougti he «wcaatonally
Chamberlain's Tablets are a rational find» ««pporinntty to play golf, which
and reliable cure for indigestion. They he does very badly, with some of his
When it was
increase the flow of bile, purify th« nn-st Intimate friend«
blood, strengthen the stomach, and announce«! In April that Governor Wil
tone up the whole digestive apparstur son was to visit the Pacific roast dur
to a natural and healthy action. For 'ng May he was fairly deluged with
telegrams from every part of the west.
sale by all dealers.
Inviting him to speak on enough occa
sion« to have kept him busy for three
months doing notblug else.
LatvaCoMa Croapaial Wh.. pin» «.«ugh.
Chamoerlain’s Cough Remedy
The Honorable
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By
FRANCIS LYNDE
Copyright. 1910. by Stree« <& Smith
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I to- ••■iiaini " tic «iiavv it «*«! shortly
lie .nil I would have to make my
I i. v n Itti voti I »‘int to be put licit
In ibi» plg» lu «lover railroad punie
mr ‘ ‘ ntriict vvltli th<> I rmiscotitlncu
:il I. it-“iit to expire, and I'd like to
get It ¡«-new e«l ou the «ame terms as
Ix'fore."
Well
«he
ibi Ingenuously, "why
don't you «lo It V
I • nu t " he blu«tered "Everybody
,i liiddeiily grow ii my »terlou« lilt-
. itin* general »iiperllitflideiit,
"‘-ni t »‘-«'.'ii to rciiieiutH*r that «« ever
id any conino t. mid Gantry 1« Just
i. bill And vvben I go to th«* senator
*' teli» toe I limit iniike my peui »
th you
I can't understand what
everyl.sly 1» driving at
I've got
tu »eil timt th« rnllroud
oinpaiiy iic‘*<l»
Where's the hitch?
Y"U < nn put in«* uext
Wby cau't 1
gei my «-outrart renewed?"
I he litt!« lady «m «q.-culiig and shut
Ing her fan slowly 'Whac was your
ontru* t ' she nikixt luiu. cutly
If I th night you didn't kiHiw I
wquldn't tell v>>u.
I k * »ahi bluntly.
It » n retíate i.m* east and west froiu
ill of our saw mill», and It »us glveu
ill I IK. K-1rs ugo, a few days before
*l«s'tl*ltl "
Xml the conshleratlunY* »he «shed,
looking up quickly.
You know that. too. Mrs Blount
It was the «Wluglllg of the »Olid em-
1 |..o-e«-i vote of lb«* Twin Butte» l.um-
*..*r company over to the rnllread
ticket "
■ Ami you wish to tunke the «smear
rnngeuieiit ngnlti •" site ii.knl
llxin tly
VV e vc gut tu have that
preferential rat«* or go <iut of buxi
ne*»."
’Willi whom did ymi make tbe con
tract two years aguY'
'With Mr M VI kar. verbally
Of
- nr.** there wu« nuthlug put d“W u In
I in k **r «lilt*-, bui il»* railroad folks
■ 11«! their part mid we Hid *>urs '*
A geiitlciiien'a agreement." »he
•iiurinnred
"You han- irlcil Mr Mi-
Vlcknr again Y‘
"Yes lie referred ine to Gnntry '*
And what did Mr Gantry «ayY’
"I couldn't get him to any any thing
with any «-n»«* In It.
Th«* m*'»t I
coiiiil get nut of him wan that 1 v uh’
have to »•-«’ the («•»« '*
"Ami ln»t«-ii<l of doing that you ««n
to ace th«' »enatorY- she naked
•'Who else »unhl Gmitr
m m '•
|IIE Wi-iitln-rf'-nl»
tullilonalr.*
mine |ie«»ple and »•> n«-wljr rich
that th«* crisp hank tuiles fair
ly crnt’kl«*«! w lien VIr» W«atli
erf.-rd ip-n< th.-ni kept th.-Ir In- kcvv.|
mid llvcrl«»! «tnt • lu a casti«« like hou»«
III M, «1 . ,r • f 1 -•• I!
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4>‘t the ii >«t arisi*, nitl no thorough-
fare of 'he h pliai < liy
U <-iil!“ rford. lb« father. c.-g«d on
bi viri IV viitli.-rford hud i «*iitli nl a*
t*lratl“iii |»>liiilug toward a I i*lr«-«l
Hint«-» M‘iiaU>r»hlp. tin- elm-tlon to
IV III. h noiild fall wltlilli till- duty of
the next h-glslutiir«*
T h« min» owner alin«clf would will
mgl< Ini«« <1 “Ik-ixl. but the suibltlou«
nife Ku. in.-v rG. ■
1 lier« w• rc two
rrowu daiight, ri and a growing son.
••«. I it vvn- for th,-»«- «lint .Viri W'«-atb
«rt ird na« si. lallj ami lllou«
The reception, for w III* Ii the i‘-nu
for* w If«* hud «Irlveti her gui-»t thirty
mil«*'« tliwmgli the dUM of th«* .eg*-
limili hill» wii’ one of the moi ■•» In
VIr» W‘-ulli«-i'f**rd' - l'rlv ite *"impnlgn
Proni numi lo rooin ili thè vmt
lioii.e n l'iirluiisly a«iort<d Ih roti g of
thè blddcti i n«-» worU«xl lt» way u» thè
)»m and cri>«,i |>< rmllfrd
l! ivi» t tu-irk *>f thè tiewti«*n >.f thè
W«*ntherfi»iil ri«b«*» timi Ih** gin.» and
Iroti gre«*nb*'iiM* bulli «»ut a» su «-iteli
•loti of one of ilo* dr.in liig rooms, wua
nlhvl *lh« lo*rl*.irliim." It wn» a re
pt'i!ii*'ti*iii .-il -i g*-m-r*-ii» ». il« of a
tropical gnnleii
The »«fiafor's party of three wn«
fnwlilotml'ly In'** ni ih« filli* Unii III
VI • i i in I*- Imi In thè < rulli filling
thè apncioii» drnwlng riHim» thè li“»t
re» and hcr l* iig line of m-elvlng a»
nalHiit» «vere »1 ili <>n duty
llnvlng »ih«•<-ifillly pa»««l thè line
nith li‘*r tiuslmnd and l'atrkla. little
Vira Itluuht h.‘ki»| atout Iter, saw
V|r Iti* hard Gnntry algi>al«*«l lo hlm
wlth lu-r eyc» and. wltli thè (rutti,
iimiiiigir f. r lu-r center ru -h tu «vvilge
« vv.iy tbrotlgh thè i rowd«l rnoui», nn»
pK-.eiitly i“-*t to «Ight at lcn»t freni
Mi». Atiner»' pota! «f il«*«
Wbethcr «h« knew lt or noi. frolli
thè iniiiio-nt of ber ap|wiiran- •• nt thè
h‘>*>ti'»i' etul of tb«‘ long ri. rlvlng llm*
thè M>nati-r's nife Imi! I h * vh nmrki'd
nud follo» *«l tu hcr siow progres» 'the li'.iaY" demuntivd Hie I- f**gg«-1
one
il rmigli III«* eromled noms liy a prò»
"Possibly he menni I'r*
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pereti» haikliig gi-nlleinnii. n hi«« hn»k
•“II." »Ii«' vetiriir««!. tipping n < ..
llke i-o« iiei*-r l‘-**t «ight of h«r
Wlicti hi» qtiarry «lop|sx|. a» »he <1ld I r -lty * li‘.-k ultli th«* f*e. il I. .
"Have y* n las-u having l-duii Bl-u*.
ficqin ntly. lo elmi wllb «me or mi
•ither of ih« gti«*«ti thè man wlth thè i*ul In all of tlil»Y*
"I didn't kuow nhi-i* |.. ,
•nger eyi » • lr< l««l ncrvously and once
liiit'a what bring» me b«*r* I* n.l«
>r tivlce aeetucd atout lo make thè
1 he a«*iiiitor or .Mr
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opportunlty »hhh waa so »low lu
of them togethi-r have set tile w hole
maklng Itself
But lt waa not uni 11 thè little lady «tat«« f - running arouud In < Ir* le» with
in thè darei colore»! party gnwn hn<l thia npixitntiiirut of young Blount
Irlft«'«!. «tlll wlth a band «u Gautry's X *m«' «ny It’» a d«'nl lietvK-«-n the »ras
«rm. In amotig tb«* |ialtii and banana ter mid MeVhkar and »“inc »ay It's a
II nlf of th« piofe-i«lonnl spell
tr«*e» flint thè blrd of prey perami tight
inntle hi« »w<»*p
A moment Intcr lilnd* re are walking In their sleep over
I it right ii**»
I tliuiight limy l»c you
Gnntry lm<! tnken IH» commnnd» and
Icouhl tell me. Mr« Blount "
su dlsappearlng In tbe dir«« tlon of
"I run t tell you ntiy thing that would
tlii* ri*fri-«hm«-nt tabi«'», aio! thè little
In-Ip th«' people who nr« walking In
lady »a» sayltig. "I>«ar me. Mr llath
i their al«w'p." she return**!, "but I
away, ynu alinosi stsrih-d ine'"
might offer n suggestion Iti your per
"!>l«1 IY' «al«! th<* Intubi* klng rath«r
sonal affair Mr. Blount Is your mun "
grltuly, II» If II« menni thè query t<> Ih*
lliitliuway pursed his thin H jms and
apologetlc.
"I ani s«>rry
I dldnt
fruwnml
"How big a block of Twin
itican to. but Mrs Gonion «ahi I
Butti ■ «to k shall I offer him?”
would fimi y*«i bere sm! no I took thè
Her laugh was a silvery i~-*il <*f de
liberty «>f er follo» Ing voti
Piu
I r|«lon
"You always figure In dollars
needlng a little strnlghteiilng «ut. you
*n»l * l'ut», <| i * ii T y««u. Mr Mlm»n Peter
know, and <-r wmtld y»u mimi let
llntlm wayY’ she nu» k«*l
tlng me talk buslue«» wlth ymi f<»r a
I have always found It the chespest
minute or two. Mr». RIountY’
"Certalnlv hot. If you rnn talk busi ¡In the end.”
-'I.l«tel*. »he «ahi. with the folded
n<*»s III «neh a place a» ibis." «he «ahi,
fan held up llke a tuonltory finger.
ntnklng reotu f-»r hlm <»n thè rasile
"Mr Gantry tuny I«« buck any min
s«-tte«*
ili« »ml 1 can givi* yon only tbe tlntret
"Pertisps lt Isn’t businre«. fierhaps
hint You must go t<> Mr Evan Blount
It'a only pnltrica," he reaumed "First.
ami n|*t«*al to him frankly as one
I wl«h yi'ii d teli u*e «hat Pve been Im»In««« man to another."
dolng lo g«t uiysclf Ini«« your tm«l
■ But I have heard they say be’«
bioks "
| all klmls of a < rank."
T
Nhe langhed easlly "Wlw» Mkl you
had Itveti dvitig nn;tUJnEY* alte askcd I
(Continued next week)