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Honorable
Senator
Sagebrush
A.
a. PRILL. M. D.
Notice of fiuerian s Sil«
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Notice ix horeby glven that
th
i undrrsigned, th.- duly appointed, quali-
. ticd and acting guardian of thc e»tatr
of Herman Hickman. t'yrus C. Hick-
Copyright. 1910. by Strwt
Smith
Telrplione, Exchange No. 11
. man. Ravhacl I. Hickrtan and Mary E.
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Hick man. minors. wa
by the county
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OREGON court of Linn County. < H-egon. «n
"I kn«»n a l.rnp uf tiling» Ihnt I
I ratft tril not jmu yrt. ton
lln« Mr
April 17, 1911, duly In • ■ ■ I to »eil thc
\ i knr l«rrn «-nlllin; juu down?“
; following real pro|»-rtv. t<> wit
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«»nr hr»« rnllr«! uw down, bitt
Bvginning «wo n»l» E. <»f the N. W
‘ m * uw onr or oorxwthln* 1« keeping in«*
' corner of aection 2S in Township in 8.
«♦nt “f th«* rotll fliilit
Ibrrv Ini’! .»ny
K. 2 W
of the Wdl Mer , Oregon,
Reni Esfite
fight (Lal I •;»<> gr» Into
Kt «*r> w h«*rr
thencr East 78 rod», thencr »oulh l«l
I g’> th«*ro l< the «am«* «mt mid «lrh»d
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rod»;
thence
west
TM
rod«,
th---»«
north
Administrator of Ratal«-*
wrboui«» lb<*
f»r**d«*t«*rinliM*d rn
4<> rod*, to the place of Is-ginmng. con-
Anylmdy would think you owned
tloiMla-»n>
Ssitiietliiwi It •«‘«•no* n« If
Xian* Negotiated. Abstracta
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■ taining 19) acrrs murr ur les» in Lino
ha«! I*t*en In-
i barrel
W here under heaven did you all th«* t»r«»pli» I
Obtained and Examined
County, Oregon.
•tru»f«*d I»» make thing« plemmut nn«l
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That on and after Monday. July In.
eaajr for in«»
OREGON , 1911. the undersigned will proceed to believe you could oQtbluff the old er
■cic
Tbr arnmor*« «-hm kK wan harvlv
your father himself If you v»v got
-M-Ii at private »ale to the highest biddei
•
i the fool notion Into your head that It
all of the ioterest of Baid mmor» in • was your duty to try
"I wiHildn t find much fault with
»aid premiae» für cash.
Application»
lie Mid
This time mount's «mile was rather i that If I were you. sou
You'll get enough of the real thing
i to purchase may be madr nt the olfice j sorrowful. Slid lie shook hl» bead
<'oiue and hear me »|i«ak tonight b, and by "
of R. Nhelton in Nein, Oregon.
if you're staying over that long
Blount felt hts anger
i«lng
lie
Missouri E. Hick man
I llicii you II know why 1 must have the sm in prei'lsel, the right mo«l to lie
Guardian
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Here that hl» father, f illing to make
C. C. Bryant, Attorney.
, Gantry
' mi «poke of niy father Ju«t him n cog In one of the wheel» III the
Firat publieatKm June 8. 1911
now I liear the name. too. Dick lion I machine, had gone about In some tuy»
Last publication Jul
1911
| you -ee that I'Ve got to make g-»»l
terluus way to ln«ulat« him. to make
It wa« during this hardworking in
It lmi»>««lliie for t mi to get into the
I lerval that Blount saw with keen r-
real title or nff.ur»
Hut tic kept hl*
I grit. the gradual widening of the tetni'«"
■ breach iielwrru him and bl« father
It's io use " lie snld. with » ting
1 1 t : t the long arm of the machine of
••f abrupttiess In hl» tone
We are
which Id* father was the ack now I
di.imetrically ofi|»i»csl to cacti other
i edged head was reaching out Into nil
I stand for detuis-
I corners of the state there wa» ample you »nd I. dnil
EX( ELI ENZ
raiy
the
will
of
th« i»«iple and It*
i 11 idem e. ami that the machine cam-
Y'oti
1 i ;;Igu was a thing to !»• reckoned with fullest and freest expression
*f Hid fol
(so. 1779)
i Slid fought iigninst wa* a cardinal
’Well, son what d<> I stand for?**
principle with the young reformer
Albany .......................................... Monday-
queried the father and th«- qui'sihm
But II I* hard to fight In ths dark
Lebanon...................Tuesday, Wednesday
The organisation wa» «■• perf<« t that mi« atvoinpatiled by the qulxxlcal »Hills’
, it« very existence aeemed mythical at that brought the hot blood boyishly to
Scio ............................................ Thursday
I lltiH'« a mere bilgls-ar «et ilp to lie Blount a < h'-ek
Jefferson
.........................Saturday
If I should any whst all men any
km" k«d down tiy the hone«t inter at
Sludrod Law Bseairo* It W»» ths
w hut some of them ire frahk enough
| (lie polls on election day
this
Shortest Path to Public Career, but
lie atn|ipevl short
Yet Blount knew that It was no to «.'iv even to me"
Quit It. He Says, as He Found He : myth
Due when mare is known tn be in foal
Nometime« In* fancied that It ami then went on again with lufitrr
•elf control
Didn't Know How Then to Bs an i w i- the mat blue whk h was interim«
Care will be taken to prevent accident.'
i Illg the Invisible barrier lieyond a Ills II
' I cl .- keep thc lienee If we •■an dad
Honest Lawyer and a Pobt c an
but will not be responsible if any occurs
I he wa« mH |»'tmltti«l to pn««
IVIth I'm «'irry lh.it you ure Uniting it nc<
In an Interesting Interview with ttuif thought came the old doubt« mid e-snry to light me mid a thousand
Hjtnenior Wimdniw Wilson of S<-« j fear« that hl» fattier mid MeYlckar | time» sorrier that I've got to fight you
consulli-d together to make him Rut I'll tell you here and now that
Albany
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Oregon 1 Jersey In the May i»«U<- of the World • i i had
Work Mr Wllllnm Bayard Hale quotes the fence behind which all the trickery I'll never quit this state this native
I of a vena! cmu|ialgn could In1 «afely stafe of mine until It has had at least
the governor a» follow»
« rwned
But w title this thought v 1»
The Beat Place in Portland to Est
o I,' dc enllj clean ele<tl"U
I lune
"How did I happen to enter political
llity w ideneil the growing breach It told Gantry Io pa«» the wont that I
is at
[ life ? Why. I aupiuwe I am born a
made him only more determined to ' »ball show the railroad up If It dos-sti't
political aulmal
Always, from the fight to the bitter end What one man
play fair mh I I’ve got to band the
first recollections of
youth up. I
ould do to herald the dawn of a new same thing out to you. dad. I don I
have alnwd st |»>lltlcal life The rra
IHilltl. al efioch for Id« native state sunt tn threaten, lull It Is only fair to
at Weat end of the Mortiaou Street
son I studied law was. I supi»>«e. be- should Is* done.
My that I li.ncu't la-eu going nlmut
It wa< on one nt his short stopovers with my eye» shut W heftier you bale
cause In the south when I was a boy
bridge.
the law furnished the shortest path in Hu- ' apltal city that Blount found • Ilthortxed It or not. there Is n lot of
hlluse f »eated op|«»«|to 111« father at a
crooked work going on. and If I am
to public life
I gave It up liecauw
til le fm two In the inter Mountain
, driven t<> It I can print some things
I found I couldn't lie an honest law
(Successorte Riner Bros.)
c.ife
The meeting wa« purely a*» I
PROPRIETOR.
yer and a poll th Inn. nt trust I didn't dental a« must of their meeting« hud that would change the |iolitli al map of
tbi« state so It won't I»- re- < guixalile ”
know bow then to do It. No as the •ome to be
Inquiring for hl« father
For som-’ little time aftei his »on
next tiest thing to lit Ing In public life
it the desk. Blount bad been told that
had left the lafe the llou Seuntor
Pint Oin AAommoLdton» sad prompt 5crvkt
the senator was out of town
But an
I tried to satisfy tuj mind by study
Nagebruah »at almently toying with Ids
Larft Sample Rooou for CoouaerclaJ Travricrt Ing It. I took a new «tart and went hour Igter. whcti lie had taken hl« «eui dc»«ert«p<»in
When tie rose tn go out
at
the
dluiicr
table,
the
silp|a>«etl
ab
back to scliooi. Johns llopkln* where
sentee had walked In to take the op- i the battle light lu the tierce gray eye»
UMPEF NEW MANAGEMENT
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wns the signal w hl< h tint even bla most
poslte chair
fact*—the facta, mind y.’i. of govern
faithful lieu, hmeii could alwms Inter
For a time their talk was of the do
meut. From the start tuj Interest ha» Ing» at Wartru- e Hull, of the profes
been In thing» a« they are rather Ilian «or » enthusiastic digging for fossil», of
t'llM’TF.It \IY
in a theoretical analysis of them
In I’atriela « keel) enjoyment of the life ill
C.BANT PIRTLE Prop.
the opmi a d this put with gentle
my thesis I studied the American con
Tltr tiVSAMIlllt
T wa* atiout the time that Evnn
OREGON gross as It Is hi fact, an oqcaulMtioR hesitation o i the |mrt of the news
ALBANY
llouoria • growing
of committee«, somewhat as Bngehot bringsT -f Mr»
Blount was finishing hi» fourth
had studied the English constitution love for the young woman whose am
week of the campaign of educa
as It wa« and as It actually worked hitlmi» re <ch«l out toward a "l arm-r "
tion
that the senator's wife be-
Realtors Notice to Creditors
"Working you pretty hard these days,
rather than as Its theory fictitiously
; gnn to detect signs of country weari
»rent
they,
son?'
wa«
the
friendly
re
Notice i* hereby given that the made IL No, you **•. I was always a
ness In the eyes of Mi«» Patricia An-
mark that iqieuis! the way for mure
undersigned has been duly apnointed by practical politician “
I uers
1 Hiring the last week or two
to follow
"If you lielmiged to my
So
that
your
iscupnney
of
this
com
the County Court of the state of Ore
some Impulse which »lie did not take
generation
Inst
end
of
your
own
you
fortat.le oihel • lour 1« r.-iJi ■ fol
the trouble to analyte *cen>ed to be
gon for Linn County, executor of the
wo i du t tie cold shouldering that I drawing the girl toward the city. The
flllnient of your original youthful am
last will ami testament of I «co Zeller,
vo<r.ig
woman
out
nt
Wartrace
the
way
billon T”
deceased. All persona having claims
> mi il>> not for all the politic» that ! roads around Wartrace were Just as
"Not of that *« much as the fulfill
good a* ever, ami the free pleasures
against said estate are hereby required merit of my whole life I suppose
w a« et cr batchml'
"I have my work to do." aald the of motoring In a country where »peed
to present the same to me, properly When they came to me and said 'You
rMtrictioo* were conspicuou* by tbelr
ven tied as by law required, at my resi have been talking public questions and i son gravely, "and I’atrii-la .Inner»
•been e were Just a* keen. But bow
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would
be
the
last
person
In
the
world
dence near Thomas, Oregon, within six urging your young men to go out and
to put obstacle* In the way of II. 1 I’atrli la confessed freely to a louglug
take
tbelr
i«rt
In
politics,
now
It
s
months from the date hereof.
for the Sight f city street«
time for you to take your own turn,
al«b I cvwild My as much for other
L ko Z kllkr . J r .
"Only you mustn’t cun*lder u* <»r
what could I »ay except
I m glad of fieopla.”
C. C. Bryant
Executor
me so much a* you do. Mrs lllount.
the chance. If the people «ant me to
The bosa looked Up quickly. "Nome
she protested
"I have a dreadful so*
Attorney
body lics-ii trying to block you?”
I will.’
plclon that we have alroady Interfered
First publication June 9. 1911.
"Besides, to »|>eak the truth. I was
Evan Itlouut met the gnae of th’
shamefully with your autumn plana
Last publication July 7. 1911.
only asked to do In a bigger field
.tirewil gray eyes without flinching
You are merely too kind *nd boepita-
what I had been doing *• I’rtoceton
•| don't know oi any gwai reason
ble to admit It.”
I have been fighting
Teacher’s Summer Review Term be for ten years
vliy we sl.iHildn't ha frank with curb
"You have Interfered with n'rfhlag.'
gins at Albany College July 10 ami will privilege at Primetoll. Just as 1 am
itbcr. <lnd.” lie a.ild. using for th«
was the ready asaurame. "No induce
fighting It here now. only there I had
irst time slwe bl* return the old leiy
continue to August 19. AM branches
ment that waa ever devised would
to fight tn the dark
My most trusted
yield fmlier name "You know better
for state certificate* will be taught by
take the senator away from bl* own
friends told me I mustn't drag the
the best instructors. Advanced work figtit out Into the light before the big than any one else. I think, what th« state during a potttteal campaign, «nd
stumbling blocks nrw and who la pul
In high school subjects
Primary ami Jury, and so I didn’t.
Here I can
your coming has t>een a blessing. But
Ing them In my way."
intermediate
methods
a specialty. fight the same fight before the ere«
for the good exeuse to bring your fa
Instantly llie faraway look ram*
It’s fun to be out lu the
Interview Superintendent " . L. Jack- of all men
ther out here to the f v««!l bed* we .
into the gray ryes.
air and the aunllgbt”
•Iioqld have been mewed up In the in •
son or President 11. M. Crooks.
FRANCIS LYNDE
Physician *rv Surgeon
R. SHELTON
Notary Public
The Imported German Coach Stallion
IS TRAINED FOR
POLITICAL LIFE
Woodrow Wilson Tells How He
Fitted Himself.
It
$15.00 to In suit
C. CRANDALL
Pap’s Coffee House
CHARLES J. MAHER
St. Charles Hotel
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t. Mountain h tel fi-iui tire filTug of
the op. -.Ing g-m to the day after e'.ac«
tloii
But that Is neither here nor
there
You are tired of the country
»I.. I I telephone the senator that we
.ire going lu thia afterooou to »lay
aw lib«?”
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I tw dellghtsd." «aid l’*tr! '.*.
llld the eye, W'Ll ti were ao apt to
ti
t i •• • i " ¡fir 1« d It
Thru »he add
cd
Now tl at father haw hl* box vf
b iks from the university library he
si: never miss u*.”
<»u tbelr first day in the capital
Emu was «way. but b» returned the
following morning, and Mr* Biuuut
capmrvd hliu for a theater box party.
It proved to be a rather more for-
mldiiblc affair thsu Evan bad autlci-
puted
There was a auSIclent unta-
1« r of guest* to QI! two of the cwu
dr>- > clt' « boxes
Gatitrv wa* of the
mu
and so v ere the Weatherford*
father mutb-i daughter* aud sou.
|i uut bad ''ecu counting u | h > u a
n.i
y utidi»:urbed evening with
Ihitri' la. but fnteor n designing boat-
.1 be found hlMMWlf
"
.»I l«'tuc.-ii Mr» Weatherford
ami her >oi'ii;er daughter, with the
» ¡u ite ihi'ii'deu-d reform candidate
for goiernor «ireiigthennig 111« bar-
rii " which «’’piiratcd him from I’a
t ricin.
I: in t had met Gordon soclntiy a
i.iuoiict of time and III the Interml*
aiuied hlui li.i Mrs W'«n liter ford ho
w « silently «tudylng the fine of itie
big man who. If the gods »liouid so
di e t Illi rill be the N' ldet nnil chief
po III -I figure In the state for tile auc
cvcdl.ig two yinrs
It was a .:<« h | fave nod In Blount'*
estimate, all ex. evdlllgly strong one
Almost unconsciously he fell to con-
tr vilng It with that of He;nold«. the
candidate for whom the coriairalloii
lutetests Were Working
Tliough Blouttl himself wa« on th-«
cor|Hirntloti side, he .mid not help ml-
milting that th« eotupurb.iti was nd
f
•• ! • !!- l: • ■ i -
He »aid In
hlui»elf that Reynold*' fmc was th«
fai e of a tliu<-»cr,er
Weighing the two men one against
the other Rcyuoid* i'u< sitting In an
adjacent l»>x with a party of railroad
"tll'ial« Blount was <«*ti (lolls of a
twinge of regret that ctmmv or hl»
coin Ictlona had imide him n partisan
of the weaker man
Throughout Hie piny and the hi’»«
mlsslous tile Wisitherf ml«
mo
and daughter kept liivu from eXi li
Ing ao uiiic I i n« n word with Ml»s Aii
ners. whom Gantry was »hnnu-le».
monopoilxlng
But on the short
turn wnlk to the hotel after ''
Blount resolutely pu»hc<l
aside and gave I'atrl In hl« mtu
"I think you owe me u vet . at
n|H>|l(gy." wa» thc way al><- licgnti on
him when they had am It prlvttcy a«
the crowdisl sidewalk* c.iuferml
-insider them maiL- and then in't
me what for.” he connti rv»l
"t'unslder a moment
You cunt«* i
me with a really harrowing »lory <>.
your new ex|a-rleniva. and Just aa I
am ta-glunltig to get ltiti-rr*ted there
1« an interruption, aud In the uiortilng.
at »otne |icrfci'tiy ln>|HMalblc hour, off
you go. and we hear no more of you
for week* anil week* What have you
tieeii doing?”
I hate lieen doing pri« laely what
you told inc lo do preaching Hie go*-
pel of honesty ami fair dealing and
trying my level licst to make other
people practice II "
"You tine lieen aui-i»-a»fulF’ »lie
nsked quickly
"Rensohably ao In the preaching,
since that de|H*u<|cd solely upon me A*
to the other. I don't know. Sometimes
I think tlie ItoussH’leatiers are honestly
nt work, and at other time» I am afraid
they are putting up a front only to
di-' elve me
Home time |H-rtiiip« I
may tell you how fur I hnve had to
go info the ’practical politli-*' armory
to get my weu|Mius "
"And your father, Evan are you
....... Ing to understand him auy liet-
ter f
lie shook his bead dca|iondrntly.
"No. or. rather, ye«
I am afraid I
nm eoiulng to understand him or his
method* only too well The only way
we - an k»«-p from quarreling now I*
to laililsb politic* w lieu we are to
gether."
"I nm sorry.” she said, nnd the sor
row w ns ctiq.haHc lu her tone "A* I
have -Id lH-fore. j ou don't uiiib-rstand
him. You ure Judging him by iffnhd-
srds will- h. however Just nnd true they
mu) la-, arc |»» ttllnrly your ovru »taud-
I i.o"iv i.-ii cm
broad for
other» when you try
i'an't you lie
broad for him?”
It waa guwd to hear her defend til*
father
It wu» what be would bava
ivl»h<<l hl» wife to <|-i Nuddenly there
r-’»-' within him a hngr reluctance to
ie»«en or to weaken in any way her
trust III David Blount
let us »ay that the fault Is mine."
hr said hastily. “God forbid that I
should la- the means of making you
think lea* of him In auy reasNctf’
(Continued next week)