The Santiam news., June 15, 1911, Image 5

.
The Honorable
Senator
Sagebrush
A.
FU»t CU m AttMaraoHUoni
O. PRILL. M. D.
am
rrorajX k->k<
FRANCIS LYND!
tarr< Simpl« Room far Commenijtl Tr* velen
Physician
Surpeon
UNIW NIW RANA ó LMLM
Telephone, F.icharg» No. 11
SCIO
St. Charles Hotel
OREGON
R. SHELTON
Copyright. 1910 by Street D Smith
OREGON
ALBANY
Administrator of Estates
»an»
Negotiated.
Abstracta
Obtained aryl Examined
♦
Rt'h
OKKGON
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, For the County of Linn.
11. E Noble,
Plaintiff
va;
Thoma» A. Low,
Defendant.
To Thomas A. Low, the above named
defendant.
In the Name of the State of Oregon
You are hereby notified thiit H. E.
Noble, the plaintiff herein, is the holder
of certificate of delinquency No. 20.
issued by the »heriff of Linn County,
Oregon, on the 16th day of October,
l'JOH, for the sum of three dollar» ami
sixteen cent» (93. 16), the same being
the amount then due and delinquent for
the taxes of the year 1907, togethr-
with penalty, interest snd cost» there
on upon real property situated in Lint
County, Oregon, which is assessed U
you and of which you are the owner of
the legal title as apjiear» of record, and
which i» particularly described a
follows, to-wit:
The N. W. 1 of the S. E. i of Section
22, in Township 10 South. Range 2 East
of the Willamette Meridian.
You are further notified that the
plaintiff herein has paid taxes on the
said premises for subsexuent years as
*
follows, all of which payments, togeth
er with the certificate of delinqency
tx-ar interest at the rate of fifteen |>er
cent, per annum from the dates of the
several payments:
Year's tax.
Date paid. Tax receipt.
No. Clf.
1!»K
Oct 6. 1ÌMJ9
192
1 K*
«493
June 24. 1910
May 11. 1911
1910
6612
Rate of
Amount.
« 1
Interest
Ft.67
IS per ct.
IS 40
15 per ct.
¡8.»
15 per ct.
Total amount paid since the date of
certificate of delinquency I IK. 40.
You are hereby further notified that
the plaintiff will apply to the Circuit
Court of the County and State afore-
mentioned for a decree
foreclosing
the lien against the propertv above
described and included in said certifi­
cate of delinquency and you are
hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first
publication of this summona exclu-
aive of the day of said first publication,
and to defend thia action or pay the
amount due as above shown, together
with costs and accrued interest, and in
ease of your failure to do ao a decree
g will Is- r
-.«mg UM
aald taxes ami costs against the land
and premises alxive described.
This summons is published once each
week for eight eonaeculive weeka by
order of the Honorable J. N. Duncan,
Judge of the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Linn,
which said order was made and dated
the 1st day of June, 1911, and the date
of the first publication of thia Summons
ia the Mth day of June. 1911.
All processes and papers in this pro­
ceeding may be serve«! upon H. B.
Beckett, residing within the state of
Oregon, at the addreaa hereinafter
mentioned.
H. B. BrcKrrT.
«
Attorney for Plaintiff
Aderes» :
Lumberman's Building
Portland. Oregon.
Pap’s Coffee Houst
It l«n I
But tbat wu» aboit
a hat I expected you to «sy
Nuw
bear tuy »Ide of It If you dou't cleau
houae you aud the other orti, lai» of
tbv. otupauy I «hall not ouly resign. I
«ball take the field oil the other «Ide and
trll wtuvt I know
(Suceewr U- Riner Broa.)
I have been trll
PROPRIETOR
Ing
every body
that this Is to t>e
a cnmpalgu «f
publicity I shall
keep my won! "
"oh. you would
not do tbat!"
protested Gantry,
now thoroughly
alarmed
"You
kn«w too much -
a great deal
iAv\\
much!"
lllount got up
K a o w too
T O V
nnd relight««! hi«
a
..Kiir
Ml > II
with a
T<X> Ml
II '” cigar
lit Al
mate h
takea
!n>m thè trafile manager « de»k box
“lt'« up l<> you." he aald. with hie
hum! on thè d.»irknob "(Jet lot" 1'0111
munì- atlon wltb whatever 'power«
tbat In- (bere are lliat eau gl..- the
n<- . ««ary <>i<l<-rs un i «<«• t<> |t that thè
11 .’J)
rders are givi-n ami tliat «ber are put
..i ilie way of i»'lng eurrli-d otlt I »I. k.
Albany
.Monday
i n.. m .-■ -, i- |
It'» a clean aller!
Lebanon.
Tuesday. .7 ednesda y
or un ei|»>»ure that will make a lot
'. ! < f
Thursday <>f you wlsii timi you bail never Iweu
Isirn."
Jefferson
Saturday
"Il‘»l<l <>n one qllcs I lull before you
I itiiis
to In stiri •■•• Finn, pie idi»! Gantry. "and gire
me a »traigli! nnawer 1« thl» uimther
Due when mare i» known to Be in foal mote <<f thè bonorable of your fu
tber'«r
Care will be taken to prevent accident»
llloiitit's »mite wa* a» grim ns any
but will not be responsible if any occur» ttmt tluutry tiud
ei er »een on the face
<>f thè liouornlde I 'n »l<l
' My flit iter la niuch more likely to
take side» with you. 1 am sorry to
AI t>a ny
< )regon «ay.
No. !»l<k you've got only one
man to fight. but you mustn't force!
tbat lil« imine nl-i |« lilount
Go to
lt ami semi me worxl ami lei thè tir»!
Hut«Lokls vd-sjpaed u
1»
Word lw- tliat y mi Imi e scotch-«! fh<-
The Importel German
C. ( RANDALL
Chamoerlain s Ccuri Renicoy
head <>t tni« lumtx-r <om|iauv -
Tluit • all for t.slay
Goodby ”
lleturning to hi« ortl.e In Temple
court. Blount found that Hie luorti
Ing mall bml I»-« u busy wlib liliu also
There were three Invitation« from
widely separated •'Illes lu the »late, all
based u|«m the tiew«pn|><'r re|xirt» of
In« • >|4ilr apes-di. mid the aftermsui
mall brought three more
It wa» evident that the ■ smpnlgn of
edu< at Ion hud «tru k a |«>|>ular chord
ami the young p->lltl<al manager «a»
w hat
tiilnv uloii« u|>|M>rtunlty wa«
opening for the railroad If only the
■power»" that Gantry had refused to
name could lie broad enough ami high
minded enough to seise It
After that for three week* Blount
•carvely «aw til« office In the capital
One appointment followed another In
rapid su< ■ •- '"ii am! <-v ,-rv w here th« re
wa« » repetition of the welcome ex
tended by the ophlr miner» a cordial
welc,¡me, generous applause and kind
ly hospitality nt every turn
It was not until tie waa deep Into th"
fourth wek of ft., hurrying«
i">l
fr<> that he began Io admit a »u«plcl<m
wlik-h grew like a Juggler's rose when
he had once riven It pla<»- These In
vltatlons. which were now coming
from all parts of the stale could II lie
IMMsllile that they were all spontane
on«? And If they were not
If ttiey were «•• many subtle move»
In the great game tn’ could see tio | hm
slide end to lu' subserved by them save
one they vv.re effectually keeping
him aw ar from the capital, which Wa«
the umli-us ami center of the emu
fialgn activities
Wa» there something Colne on at
headquarter« that ''the powers” ilk!
not wish
wlsti him to fimi
timl out? of one
thing he I wa« fairly well »«»tired
<l<»l<ltiu him. wa» ap
Gantry was dodging
parently keeping an accurate record
of III» movements, for ttln-nrver the
hurrying» to ami fro permitted a fly
Ing visit t<> th» capital Gantry was ni
way« out of town
With the awakening suspicion came
a rapid putting together of two ami
tn " Wherever he went there w as nl
ways the same pressing hospitality,
with many urging« to delay tils going
At the «ame time It became evident In
many little ways that be was In reall
ty merely- skimming over the surface
In hl» «-ani|>nlgn work
That a hut |».llll<'nl fight was going
on all around him he could Hot iloitbt
Aeroplane Exhibitions
ALBANY,
OREGON
Saturday and Sunday, June 17-18
Charlen E. Walsh, Aviator.
This world famed bird-man has been engaged
to give two exhibitions, showing his marvel­
ous control and ex|>ert manipulation of the
Curtins-Farman Bi-Planes. At Fair Grounds
Aviation Field.
This exhibition is for all
Linn County and all are invited to attend.
** Commences at 3:30 p. m. each day *•
Exciting Riices, Aeroplane against Automobile and
Admission 50 cents
-
.
*■*
•'
«
Children 25 cents
The lu w«paper» wrre tUII of It. ami lu
many •<> lions of the »late the tight
had !»«■ ■me aerlmonkHia and bltier
Hut although be was supposed to bo
lu tin- tight. It tn-gau to !■« npparerit
that be wa» little more than au ou-
l«»'ker when It cauie to the really vital
«truggle i f the mmuent
It was a» If everything had twen
< f" ful l pt.- irr uiged. like a sort of
triumphal pr.» e«»l«n
None the lews
t' c uv isllilo Imrrler the Imrrlcr whl< b
wa* «hutting him out from the Inner
w king» uf the campaign, was there,
ii..I lie <>uld neitiicr surmount It nor
pit«h It aside
Sift withstanding the bard work aud
the hard travelinc be was doing he
did not let the missionary effort out­
weigh tiie sturdier pun»*», which was
to field hi« principals rigidly up to th«
mirror of a vigilant watchfulneaa
Arguing that the op|»>«ltloti newapa
per» would t-e quick to aelte U|«>n any
harge of corruption Involving the rail
road comi'iiuy. he rend them faithful
ly
A* yet there bad lieeu nothing
n.iir< than spiteful Innuendoes ami a
raking over of post misdeed*, though
ni.iliy of the islltors were etiargiug a
■ tet .i Ilan o t'. tween hl» father .ind
M< Vlekar atsl warning their render»
to look out for startllug dev elopmenta
later on
Not content with mere « nt.-hfulness.
however lllount got Id* linger u|»>n
ttu- pulse of oit a «Ions whenever lie
■ oil'd
<>n lil« brief stopovers lu the
apltal he kept Ills eyew urn! curs open
for th» curliest hllit of any charge of
ami. though be wa« un
b e to get hold of Gantry |>er»<iuallv.
tie kept up a dr. <|y tire of letter» nnd
•••egratri«. nil failutlng to the same
• id al olute ami utter good faith
ml ti e up . dlrg of lil* bands In th»
publh pirn for u »<)U»re deal.
I ti .se t ■■ trattl mminger replied
guardedly, but opt Im 1st k* ally,
Tit»
management wa» delighted with the
gi». I work (lone »ml doing by the new
division counsel, public opinion » ne
slowly but »urely <-hmig!tig. It would
I»- a landslide elwtloii. sue! Blount
could take credit for Id« due
lu all thi« llluuut did not fall to re
mark that there waa never nnythlng
•aid about the Hathaway bargain, aud
the omission made him the more
watchful
A little Investigation Uli
enrllnsl other and «Imitar Uurunlnt
made In the past
Fur example, there waa a practical
and wry effective Irrigation trust, an
alliance, offensive slid defensive, of
the Idg Irrigation com|mides. Control.
ling th« waler under proprietary
rights, as Illusi of them did. the««
cotui>anle» could Influence many vote»
among the benefldary farmer«. I mud
deal« In the [>»«t with the railroad
company had m-eu me u««i« lor or
nipt ion here. and. with the elettri'-
power |*eople, preferential freight
rate» had been traded for the vote» uf
employes»«, aa with llutliuwuy
Some <>f these «}»« lul nite» « I
still In force, a» the quiet Inve-lly <:ioii
on the ground develu|>ed. whcreui ou
lllount a ommu blent Ion« to Gantry
The
took on a more emphatlr tone
tnrlfTs must tie revised am! olle of two
things must lie done either the prefer­
ential <>f the fnvoerd corporation» must
I«- withdrawn or the public rate» must
lie leveled down to tm-et the special»
It wa» on a «««orni »|>ee liiiinklne
visit to Ophlr flint Itloiint ha<l III» Orai
fine lo face eliatK'e at thè tratti.' lumi
a ger after thè o|>enlng uf III» corre
S|w»n<!ence battle
A meeting of the Mine Owner»' as
»»elation, moving for a readjustment
of the classlflentl.m on cop|»er matte
am! tiillllon at n time when the rail­
road company might l>e supposed to tie
<>n the giving hand, took Gantry to
the great camp In the t'arnndlne hill»,
ami tiie first man he met at the hotel
an« the new dictator of policies for
• he Transcontinental company.
•'Mmle a mistake, didn't you. Dl< k.
coming while I was here?” »aid the
reformer, with a very lifelike replies
of Ills father's grim «mile "I »U|q»we
you've got an Immediate engagement
to go somewhere or see «omel»>dy.'‘
"No, I wl«li I had.” Was the lii-arty
admission
May. Evan, you nrr get
ting to l<e » perfect nightmare with
your letters and telegram« You've got
me •<> I in afrnld to <>i>en my desk.
Why emi t you let well enough alone?
Ymi haven't heard of any «kuldmhlery
lately, have you?”
Nothing m-w, no llut a hoti«evle»n-
Ing 1« ■up|-.-»ed to take down all th»
• d
'■ 1
Those |irefereiitlala for
I nlt<-<! I .. trl<- ami the IMwnab Mud
and Improvemmit"—
"l!cni<-ti« and earth! You call your­
self a lawyer, ami yet you ask ua to
set n»ld<- promise» that are or ought
t<< I* ns blmllng a« ao many written
■ -mini. is. with |>enal attacbmenta! It
can t I— done. Evan that's all there la
to It. Il ran't I»- done."
••'Can't' goe« out of the window
when *mu«t* <<>ni<-» In at the door. Dk'k.
I've lieen digging Into the rrs'ord». and
I have nvMenra enough to turn th»
I»- pie of th!« «late Into a mob that
will tear up your tracka If I should
publish It.”
But I tell you we ctui't withdraw
the a|M»'lals. you wiki eyed fanatic!*'
"All right, then level down the pub­
lic's rate to fit them And do It quick­
ly. I>l< k
The time is growing fear-
fully short, and my patience Isn't etili
It used to be."
(Continued next week)