The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, July 20, 1911, Image 5

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OREGON AGRICULTURAL Ç
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Tbit Is tbs tills er s besut-.t ,1 SA r>«« ho-k ®hl X
will «how say s«r or <irI boa to St c< KLt> Prop *
postal la ths mail TODAY and it will bo ««nt Ikit
Tbo aim of tbo Colloso :a lo Jis.*.i:> ant; ,jlr no
the Induatr:.< aaS to ovrvv ALL tbo I
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esursss la Acrlrulturs Civ-,1
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ri< »I
AagtassrUg Mvchaot- al KagUesrtnf hGu'ns tUi'.a
sarta« Porootry. Don-.»<tlo. S Iosco and Art Com
mores Pharmacy aad M «I«
Tbs Coll«!« opens
September 314 Catajog fro®
Address Rr.OISTXAX OKtOOW AQRtCt.-t.TVX AL
OOIXXOE Corvallis Ore. a
DIÖNIFYINÖ
the
INDUSTRIES
L
A.
0. PRILL. M
Honorable
NEED
I Sp:tnd:i Banja n
D.
Th«' N ew * in air* nt for th«' <il<» of n
1 farm containing 15» a- res. situate ’*
Physician & Surqeon - miles from Scio,
Telephone, Exchange No. 11
ORI GON
R. SHELTON
for
per acre. If
Sold immediately th«- crop. 2* »cn-a of
fine oats, garden* and hay (l*> tons), 2
horses. 2 cow» and 1 heifer, binder,
plow, harrow, wagon, cultivator,
hogs, chickens, etc., included. 75acres
' under cultivatihn.
This is a No I at’ple land an I is a
' splenctd bargain fur anyone -h-»iring t-
[ ent«-r the orchard business. ItMjuin*
at the Sa-itiam News office. *-1<> Ore.
Administrator of Estate«
x>an a
Negotiated.
Belies and Hay
Abstract»
Obtained and Examined
SC1C
or.it gon
The Best Place in Port and lo F st
is at
Pap's Coffee House
at West end of lb® Morrison Street
Gooseberries 25 cents per gallon,
strawberries ii cents per gallon,
currants 25 cents tier gallon, logan-
berries in season, All varieties light
crop.
Two ton of loose hay at f* per ton,
ten ton of vetch straw­ at fó |»r ton.
good as cheat hay.
Forty acr«-s of vetch
$10 per acre. YY ill mak<
ton per acre,
jly. 22.
I S. W G aines
bridge.
JOHN’ U. WANNER
(SucceMor tv Riner Bro®.)
PROPRIETOR.
MANAGEMENT
C.BANT FIBTLK
ALBANY
Prop
OREGON
U> troth transient and rrgular
boarders are and will be an
reasonable an conditions will
allow.
given
Special
attention
to commercial men.
PAUL EARTN1K. PROP. SCIO ORt
t II \ 1*1 Elt
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i
Old GOX
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lUn Johoitoa |
Geo. W. Wright
r./A:
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W4*4»-»wV4e
ALBANY
OREGCN
THE ESMON0 HOTEL
Teacher's Summer Review Term be
gins at Albany Collegi- July hi ami will
contimi«- to Aug
! •
X
■ «; .-ft. .
for state certificates will I.«- taught by
the best instructor*, i Advanced work
in high school subjects i
Primary and
intermmiiate
meth«»!» i
a specialty,
Intel v tew ’ uperintonib nt W L. Jack-
Corner Mjrrison and Front Streets
PORTLAND
OREGON
A. SHANKS
To the Traveling Public
tne markets afford and my
rooms and beds are clean
and wholesome
Mycharg«-«
ALBANY
Nos. J* Writ kt Bl*l<
both Fuones
son or President II. M. Crooks.
I have leaned the Hotel Scio
and intend to take care of
my patrona in the beat pos­
sible manner.
My tables
will beauppiied with the treat
Copyright. 1910. by Streel U Smith
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Luge Sample Rooms foe Commercisi Travelers
NEW
FRANCIS LYNDE
Corner 2nd and BrudslWn St
as
rhoeaRemvdy at hand and take a dose
on
the first appearance of the disease.
Fini Clin A;<ommodxbont and prompt Servio
For sale by all dealers.
UNDER
By
Linn County Abstract Co.
»
Right
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agon w hen
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several day'» time, unless you have
Chamberlain’s Colic, t hol®ra and Itmr-
Manufacturer arai Dealer in-
Harness ami Saddles
Carriage Trimmlat
Repair Work SolkiteJ
All Work Strktlv tivaranteed
D E hl T I S T
SHELBURN.
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
BOTH PHONES
ALBANY
OREGON
OREGON
<’. C. BBYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
CONFECTIONERY STORE
ALBANY
< »BEGUN
H. A. STAM. Prop.
W eatherford &
son
Attorneys-at-Lai©
Office in Blumlwrg Block
ALBANY
trsBr-n
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Orders
EX( ELLENZ
taken
for
all
kinds of
Rubie r atam|M and office supplies
Veterinarian
NOW V st TIME
Will attend calla at
I
of th«» >»ar u» h«*o y-wtr t**th vx»t an«! plate «ad
bridgew..fh done- ««>.| hrr« « the« g '•« «* tr» got tM
( no . 177’.»)
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Albany . ......................................... Monday
I^hanon................. Tuesday. Wednesday
Scio .............................................Thursday
Jefferson ................................. Saturday
W» ttiialk
Mt .e «svrfe for «Mi­
ed Usara i«if«M ia
«.*• -tap if -l.«4P*d
l a' u’eaa •«trae < . «
í»^a whaa r atra r»
Mi-Ufr mrk * rvr<!ap
•d
Ce»«*«-lat ea traa.
ferfeeCeraM
Terms %1/i.OO to Insure
M
Due when mare is known to be in foal.
(«arsei
t ’»n- f
Ge®d R®kbar
Care will ba- taken to prevent accidrnta
but will not be responsible if any occurs
Oregon
Bom—To th® wife of Carol
on July 18, 1911, a ton.
F*«»® b
00
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00
00
50
Lucas,
14 nna» ar
AU work fail» a»»arai»t»*sl
nitmodi
fnr
yaara.
Wise Dental Co.,
me.
Palnîesx Dentista
Fait
•UlMkrwa
TMriBM
» A M ta • F M
orna
Cornisi) & B id Lnerr Stable
STAYTON.
OREGON
5 00
7 50
Futa»
F« *'••• Cttr'fiea . 50
C. CRANDALL
Albany
$5
4
1
1
27k •• dfa Taofk
POtTlM» t)t|
taaAa/». » to I
t Sagebrush
An abstract BEF()RF
you buy |»ro|H«rty—it*
an absolute ner<-si»itv
if you want to Know
about the validity of
your title.
Ilonentlv, to buy
piece of real estate
without an abstract i*
taking a blind chance
on bring sold nn ex-
pensivo piece of liti —
gation.
Ol’R abstracts
correct ami complete.
It doesn’t make any difference what
kind of a stove you have, or where it
was made. If you want any part of
on®, bring th® name and numtyr of the
atove and I can furnish the extra part
you need.
N I MoRRIHON
l»o you think It w:«s Intended^' she
asked when tie hnd finished tils -«lory
“I haven't tlie slightest doubt of It
now
More than that. I think the
telegram
i*-nrliig
Mr
Mi \ l-kar a
name wna n bold forgery
Hut I am
bringing tbetu to time," be went on
exulting »Ver hla on® small vb'tory
There Is to I*- an evening up of
freight rate*, and on® inure nom of
the rnllr««a<l house will be clean
I
tx-llev® Mr McVIckar hns meant tn I««-
fair all along, but th® oversea lolla
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hardeat man
to handle "
XVII
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cull on th«- long illstame line, hastily
<
- <1 bls d« »k and left tils ortl< • to
nmke hl« wn> b> quiet Sid® str,-eta to
the Hallway «Tub garage
Klttredge'a
- ar was In Its pin-® over on® of the
plia. and th«- chauffeur waa polishing
the brass
“Get tier In ■ onimlsslon in nt«mt
three shake» of a dead Intuba tall,
llatM>rstn>." «aid the truffi«- manager
briefly. "I've got to go somewhere 111
a hurry. I>o you wutit an order from
your bowa?”
I ll«« • bmiffeitr shook Illa head
"No;
I gue«M it's nil right. If you any ao. Mr
Gantry." lie replied
Ami a little later
he hud tnkeu on hie supply of gnso
line mid th«- motor was whirring mer­
rily uml«-r th«- hood
Where to ' he ask«*l when Gantry
no.-I to tin- tin- haul. Ian a »«-at be
aid® him
"1 am glad." ahe sal«!
And in the
I sunslilue of her approval th® young
man s|>ent a very tinppy aftenxiotx
I
At breakfast Monday inorttlng Evan
Blount again mad® the senator s pnrty
of three a party of four ami at table
f
I - | ’!' «
.
.,|O wait
for hlu-
"Out of town t« the north by the
The critical day of days In the cam
qulvti-at atreet* you .nn find
Then
palgti had art ft«*!. nn>! It was ■ tip
We
(».»able on every liy|*>lhe»la that the take the Qunretnru county r»«a«l
arc dm- al < HIT. r«-*t Inn just about
cotuninmler of an army would cteoos®
■ooiivr than we nil
any other <lny rather Ihnn this to be flfteen mlltulea
get lh«-re."
alrsent from his |*mt
But at the
No more than n quarter of an hour
breakfast table he beard bla fattier an
was coii*um«*l before the ear bad
nouuce calmly that he was going t<r
wound Its wny to tin- summit <>f the
drive out to Wartrac®. for no letter
• tati-d reason than a purely routine I uo-*n uixl wus Wheeling to u huIt be
f-.r«- thè
the entrane®
entrance of
<>f a amali aumnier
pur|a>se of having a talk with hla
■ori hotel |*-r. lu-d atnotig thè pili«
ranch matingiT about the shipment of res­
at t be i. <*|ge «>f ttu- canyon « Uff Thrr®
a trainload of t**-f cattle
w «-re ' no gueata oli thè hotel vt-rurulua.
While Blount <at In open eyed n*
■ nd Gantry knewr tbat ita« luna acu­
tonlabment the day waa piantosi for
non ii.i«l « |o»«*t iw<> wvi-ks «-arder
there ami then
lhe arrangement
Yet In-
I
apr.mg frolli ili«- <-ar ami weut
made was one that left Patricia fr«*-
in is (f tic e||*- t«*l to find tile plai •
to keep an engagement nt th® Mentii
sprit nixl «x-ciiple*!
orfords' while th®
the aenator
senator drove to
It w is o|. ii iih I In the cosy guests’
Wartrace In th® roadster
The little
«vrltli-g room .it on«- of the tallies
car. which Patricia had l**-n tokt t<>
-I'uwii up liefon- n ch«*-rful w«**t fire
call her own. waa to I*« left at the
».it the t li <• president of III«- Trans
garage and ahe wna to «Irlve out In
i ill nt.--1
•-oltigl« In a- iltnrv alate
the nftertxM.n. bringing Evan with her
ft- - In tie r- m l.ml a tint terr of
If lie < arol to come
It waa Mrs Iformrla who made this
telegraph Instrument» < II-k«*l busily,
arrangement, and In tlm midst of hla
and u c I imv observer would have re­
astoniahmetit Blount nckm-wleilgcd a
marked timi the amali lutile before
warm kindling of gratitude
If the
I he hr® waa fitted vitti h row of ehe-
little Indy whom he wan trying aoron-
trie call bullous
■ latently to dlallke hod ■eemefl to do
< TlfT« rest Inn. deserted of guests,
her Iw-at to keep him and Patricia
ti Iii»form« I *«io the tiidd*-a
apart during the early part of llie
iK'ndquari« ra In the Held of th® com­
girl's visit »h® now appear«*! In I m -
mander lu chief.
doing what she could to atone Blount
Well
sold the gr< it mnn looking
renture«l on® question ami on«- only,
"You
up t|ulckly w lien Gantry entered
aa It was addre*»ed to hl* fnther
took your time about getting tier®
"Do you hnpp<*t> to rvinenilHT that
Who*® car I» that?"
thia Is th® final day before rîactlnnT*
"It I* Kittredge's." sold th® fraCb
h® asked.
man
"So It h. so It I«. son,” wns^the even
"Heiter tell tilín to gel one that will
triunl reply
make time." Wils the Itnpntleut r*»m-
• I thought maybe you hail forgotten
ment. Then "Hit flown and tiring the
It." aald Eian quietly.
alt un I Ion up lo dite, und talk faut.
"1 have In a measure." smile«! Hie Tim«- Is pre«Ton» Unlay
boas, "and If you'll take my advice
Gantry drew up a ■ linlr and gate a
you'll forget It too. Tile |iol|t|enl »|-<TI
hasty resume of the political situation
binder who haan t ■aid hit any and
Everything Inni J*-en done tint < <>uid
done his do before aunrlae tills morn
be done, all«! ■<> far as the train«' ton n
Ing nr**ln't expect that hen going to »ger knew the railroad f-«r< <-• were
be able to dig th«« tre® up by It» roots rvndy to meet the
at I lie (■»Ila
between now ami tomorrow morning"
At one point, anil
one. tlx- de-
It was not until the younger man
fen»«-* were wenk.
lhnt Gryson
was leaving the table, excusing him
d««nl," be explain«*! "It tins lx-en rath
»«•If on the pica of tiiisln«-»« that the •-r awkwardly handle«!, ami If Elan
senatoi'® wife clln«-h«*l the arrange
lllount should ha|«)*-n to atuinble u|»«n
ment for the afternoon
It any time «luring the day I shouldn't
"You'll com® out with Putrir i*.
like to answer for the < ou««»|u*-n- ••».''
won't you?" ahe said, putting It fairly
"You ought to have made »ur® by
up to him to consent or refuse
getting him safely out of the way."
“Of c- urse” he »tathrnrr«*!
"I »hull
waa tlx- rasping • «-lament <«f the gr«ut
t«e delighted "
mnn
"You are ju«t common bunglers
• You don't aay It quite sa If you
you and Klttrvslge |««>th <>f you”
meant It." laugh«*! the on® who waa
Gantry’s gesture was nt li nino rout
to drive him out to Wartrare. “but I'll d«**pnlr.
b® ctiarltabl® and give you tlie l«enef!t
"There's a limit. Mr M«-Vl«kar
Wo
of the doubt
W here can I pl«'lt y«»u couldn't i cry well garrote film and
up. aay. between 1 an«l 2 o'clork? Mrs
carry him <>fT to a dungeon
We liuve
Weatherford's In»« heoo la to l>® really tried every way we could to niuxxla
a Fr®o«h dejeuner, and I »hall be him. Ho fur aa I know, lie hasn't been
able to get away early."
doing anything Inremllary since you
“If It wouldn't be loo much trouble wet® here last w«« k. but I bad to put
for you to atop by for me at the Tetu
one aero»» on him a I® nit the equallllng
pl® court." Blount began, and when i of the freight rates"
she nodded lier a<*|Ul«-wcen«'e he went
"What did you do?" snapped the vie®
away, still wondering at Ills father's prejldeqj..
calm Indifference on tlie very hour
striking evs of tb® great battle.
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(Continued next week)