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SECRETARY WILSON
HONORARY PRESIDENT
Clsanlng Rarlay for S«sd
On« of ili.. priu< i«il diiir iiiti»*« thxt
bave obtalucsl tu tb>- grou.r g of l>erle.
■> well a» .»tLi-r vEop» 1« tbat «ulti
ehm atti nliou ha« u-.l beeu laild to
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
In Barley and Hop Eihibillon.
DIGNIFYING
THF
U5TRIES
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The •«-. ret ary of state, the Hon Pill
lander Knox, baa sent not to the dlplo
matte and consular representath»-« of
the I'nited Btatm in foreign countries
a circular letter Informing them that
<n International brewera' congress will
tie held In Chicago, Get 12 to 'J2. lull,
and Instructing them to brtug the tuat
ter to thr attention of the respective
government« to which they are ae.rrd
lied, with the re.|ue«t that due pub
llclty b* given to the Information and
that the respective partita In iutereat
be invited to partl<-l|>atc in the con
gr««ae.
The circular further contain« the In
formation that there will al«o I«» held
at the same time and place an Interna
llounl prize exhibition for txirley uml
hofia.
The secretary of agriculture In the
I’nited Blates, the lion. Junie« 44 llson.
Is the honorary president of the Inter
national brewers' emigres*.
The I'nited State« department of ag
riculture ta preparing an exhibit by
which lhe I'nited Mates government
will |>e re presented at the lutematloii:il
prise exhibition for barley and hops.
The department will «how what bna
been done '•« «••»emi of |ta experts
who time tH-en for soitio yours devot
ing their time tu the Improveuieul of
these crops
'I lie Important of thia exhibition t< r
the farmers who ralso barley and bops
cannot I»- overrated
It la Relieved
that the Brat step la herewith taken to
bring slx.ut a system of valuing these
Important crop« upon a basis of fact
rather than ui«»n mere Individual pref
erence and perhaf« prejudice.
Tula la th» litis of a twaulirul «4 r*<« bool. vbicb
wlil abe« any Soy or Ctrl Aow te 1UCCKED Dtop a
peatsl lo Ib« malí TOPA y and It «III be aaat rkEt
Tb« aíra of tbe Colla»« la te dlgairy and popularla«
tb« loduatrt • and lo a«rv» Al.L tb« peopl« tt o5«r«
couraaa la Acrieultur« Civil tn<lac«rln< Elsvtricsl
En»ln«<rlE« M«cb*ai ai Knglnaarlug Minia» Ea»t»
♦crin» For««try. pom««tla. Science aad Art. Com
■erre« Pbarmacy and Mualc. Tb» Coila»« opta«
S«pt«nb«r Jid Caivjo» free.
Addraaa KEOISTKAK. OKEOOM AQUCULTUSAL
COLLEQE CorvaUla. Oraron
R. SHINN, M.
W eatherford & son
Attorneys-ut-Line
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OREGON
HTO
R. SHELTON
Real Estate
Notary Public
Administrator of Estates
xiana
Negotiated.
Abstracts
Obtained and Examined
NEED
A it abstract BEF(>R E
you buy property—its
an absolute necessity
if you 14ant to Know
about the validity of
your title.
Honestly, to buy a
piece of real estate
without an abstract is
taking a blind chance
on being sold an ex*
¡Minsivo piece of lili-
gation.
OL’R abstracts are
correct and complete.
Lion Conntv Abstract Co.
Corner ¿ad lad BraidilMa St.
Notice
ia hereby given that the
undersigned, the duly appointed, quali
fied and acting guardian of the estate
of Edwin J. Holland and Glen A. Hol
land, minora was by the county court
of L inn county, Oregon, on September
18, 1911, duly licensed to sell th« follow
ing real property, to-wil: The hE| of
the SWj end the Wj of the SWj of the
SF.J of Sec. 32 in Tp. 9, South Range I
Went of the Willamette Meridian; and
the NE| of the NWj and the WJof the
NWj of the NEJ of Sec. 5. in Tp. 10.
South R m -
' fit 0M Willamett
Meridian, containing 120 acres more or
leas ail in Linn county, Oregon.
That on and after Monday. October
30, 1911, the undersigned will proceed
to sell at private sale to the highest
bidder ail of the interest of said minors
in said premises for one-half cash and
balance secured by mortgage.
Appli
cations to purchase may be made at
the office of R. Shelton ir Scio, Oregon.
Maud E Holland
OKCGON
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C. C. BRYANT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CUSICK BLOCK
ALBANY
OREGON
A. SHANKS
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
ALBANY
OF F GON
Noe. »’ Wright Bldf
Both Th,ori
Equaluatwn Nance
The County lioard of Rqttaliialion of
I taxes will meet nt the office of the
j countv clerk, Monday October Ifi. 1911
1 and remain in session for six days, for
thr purj-ose of publicly examining the
Harness and Saddles assessment roll and to correct errors in
Fevatr Wort Sslkllrt : valuation, description or qualities of
CarrUft Trtmmlat
; land. Iota or other property. All per-
All Work Strictly Gsarxetart
> sons interested are hereby notified to
1 appear at the appointed lime and place
SHELMFN. 0M6OB
j anti, if it shall appear to said Board,
—Manufacturer and Dealer in—
DR. W. R. BI LYE I’
DENTIST
OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
ALBANY
BOTH PH0NE8
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OREGON
that lands, Iola or other property, be
Guardian.
a»»eMed twice, or uaoiei in th« name
C. C. Bryant.
1 ot names of any person or persons not
Attorney.
1 the. owner thereof, or assessed under
Firat publieation Sept. 29, 1911.
! or beyond ita value, or any land, lots or
Laut publication Oct. 27. 1911.
other property not aasessed, they will
make the proper correction.
D. B. M cknight
County Assessor
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Nttlci K GuirtiH’s Silt
OREGON
ALBANY
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th.. «.»‘.I. n. I onlv In th., i . »tter
‘ fnunltiv »ut all demi nnd
berries, so ns to sr>d cnij
live grain nnd ppaduce ft
« ber.- n-> gi Ins « I l f ill
but also l«cuii«e there Inis been a tn.-k
of uniform.I >
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Th!« !» i>erlia|' I»»f ttior«* th.ui ordinary
uf 1» 1 1 »
h'l
ItujHMrtnuce In i the ♦
thnt wl Il (*ngiii (•
is one of thr UDittrn«
I
»n1 d h •;» ev
tbe ntt( nllou ( i»f t h<* ìmii
In i
hlbltl-it nt Cl bh
er. Hill
The barley wl bivti 1» tl<« «1 f t' mailing
pur|x»w« Is p nit through nn artificial
lu which
prix«'«« of spr. 'outing hi mu*
neceosarlty all 1 grain« uro tren led 11 Ik-.
h«»vv» • -r. that
It statuì« to
thin gru • ■-i, me low
where i !ump ntitl
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and ilinty once i »tari h .uni ■ liminoti«
i
gral.'i« nre nil
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under like c udltloi-s
atirlly grow dlffe eutly
n i,.' ..i
IroUtilrs Io lhe < n
work« up the malt In i
eaæs of i iiir.fn tun
dim« tilt f..r him to fit»!
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product
It stands
prn t
w here the differ, ut 1.1
all Mecddl In thr ui *•*
In ’Ikv
uer at the ana.e ««•»
tbe uamr weather
rie» of different (-liaiuc:i rt (.inn >t p is
slbly develop alike. The r mi t », III !»♦
tin une» ru stand, dl.T. ren-- iu thr
time of maturing, different ncikuti In
the Bill, k, et>
Rome Aniorh an growers . lalni that.
Inasmueh as Aiurrh nn I iu | m In many
caws are Just an rl> h In the soft resins
nn the best Kuro|x*an bo|>a, tbrir brew
Ing value .wigh! to be equal tu that of
the Europeans. They lime not, bow
ever, tx'm able to convince American
brewers of the accuracy of thia view
They will try to d<> so at the barley
ami hop exhibition In Chit ago In Oc
tober. lull
The principal trouble,
howrvrr with Atnrri rm hops as they
rra. h tin* market is that they arc pl< k
Psd.grs« Grain.
ml carelessly The only part Hint la of
Différant str.iin» of I
!.»« wBlgriw
value to th« consumer Is the cone, and differently eu dlif. rent -oils and In
everything In th»- abai«* of stems nnd different ( llmnlra.
le.ivrs that Is mixed with the griltis
In order to pr<vdtt--r thf best crops
not only diminishes thr amount of •. lih'h will nN., bn the m -i iilmitdunt
available mat. rial, but Intr.xlu. ex a It 1« therefore orce ar.» to u«.- puro
decidedly Injurious element, the leaves •imiti«, or, ns the scientista <*all thelll,
nnd < ones lx*lug rich In tannic a* Id. '•|««Hgri'('*’ grain, w her»' ili thè borrirà
wbl- h Impart« a stringent and harsh are of the same variety . >r ■■ ulti and
taste
will Ix-hnve alike under «Imitar condì-
In the International luvrlcy an>1 hop lion«
It I» al«o ni" <•“ ir» to Hnd by
exhibition, will, h will lie held In Chi
ex|H<rlnieiit «hai parti nl.l «tralu la
<ag» in (K'bdxer. 1011. the Item of best milted tu euri aiti s iila nini eli-
clean picking will cut an Important
Bgure In tbe valuation of the hops
that will I* entered for prtae comp®
tlllon
The great lm|«rtance of thia ritti
billon will He In the fart that It will
tend to put the valuation of hope upon
a suliatantial bawls of facts rather than
of Individual prefereme*.
All exhibits at this rx|K»tllou will
t»r In ttir uamrs of growers, no deal
ers l>elng admitted to the coni|ietltlve
exhibition The exhibition Is In charge
of the committee on awards, 150R Re
public building, Chicago.
Special attention given to
trealirg
ux«t>
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Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
R
as»» toMa, Crovap aad WldLyvag Ccvagh.
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MUAI> ASD RTKM OV MAS. lll tll» 1’AIII.aT
oui ten and Bl«0 what me’li'sl of plant
Ing and cultivation h best adapted to
the varieties and type»,
A great deal of work has been done
along these linen by «<-b-ntin> investi-
gators, particularly nt th." ngrlmltural
experiment stntlonn of 44 l«.-.o;«ln nnd
4flnne«otn. The»« nclentlflc mm nre
serving on the committer <>n awards
for the barley and b‘.| exhibition
which will take plto c In Chi ne» In
October, 1011.
Don't trifle with a cold is good advice
for prudent men and womefi. It may
be vital in ease of a child. There is
nothing better than Chamlx rlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs atxl colds in
children. It is safe and sure. For
sale by all dealers.
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woman's face scarcely an Improve
ment on the man’s leaned out of th«
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car window and jeered at the hunter,
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who cursed her back savagely.
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The man walkrd up to Jim. "Ray
did yer see a kid go by here. mls’crT'
44 Illi a shrug of hl« shou drr«. Jinx
asked him that quewtlon In Mr Ollen
dorf's French mrth.sl about the pink
and green overcoat of the «liocniukcrs
wife's sister
The man showered low atwise on
what he supihmmn I was n foreigner un
til Jim » rll>s rose with the desire to
B» HENRY WALLACE
kill him
PHILLIPS
"Ayr. wot are yer wa«tlu' time w Id
th' dago fur?" called thr woman.
“Th' kids on the roof“ Jim» tieirt
Coyirlyht IW kv Ihr Hukba-Uerrill
almost stopissi. so thoroughly bad he
Cumpa»«
identified hlm«elf with thia quarrel,
lie made up hi« mind to fight for
The people coming and going, the boy. right or wrong.
truffle of the atorra, the dwellings
Hut he wna an red the trouble,
«Itb amili cultivated plots around was only a Jv«t of the woman'»
I hr tn. nn rim-d Jim like a lire lie had •tie suddenly called so earnc«tly lh.it
I..ti very lonely without knowing It even Jim was fooled
“No. he ain't
In the afternoon he went down Io the nelitier I see him! I - «• him’ Thera
dc;«<t to are thr mstcrii train come In. he la” It was thr |ierfectlon of act
Ib-re ,-ignln atwenc«» play'd a |oirt ing. voice slid gesture
d f. o.-r.-d thr Io. om.itlve to Ita
The man ran out to see where she
op.- pr.>|» rtlons of a nilrm le
was pointing
"Where Is he?" h»
4« thr engine glided in. «haklng the asked. hulking wild around
•ii ,d brn> <h It. It seem -d Impoasl
•On top drr flag|x>h>. like er mon-
b'c to Jim that man really made It key!
You're It!" stir cried with a
M’ it!
Itmd th..«r mighty nx)« of shriek of laughter at the black brows
stax-l to hl* will? Twist ami shape of her dupe
those other.’? Cast those great drlv
”1'11 show yer drr Joke when I git In
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V .1 after to drive lhe monster dere.” he threatened
with a hand«
The woman team'd her ebln on ber
llr drew buck ns the bulling engine hands and amlled
Jim never forgot
pns«<-<l him with something like awe
Then thr moving village came to a
stop, and the piisarngvr» sallied fort li
to l. t their legs, wearied with long
sitting
There was humanity of all shades,
from the haughty arl«t<x-rat of the
I'u! in >1 to th« pcnsnnt of the ruil
giant car
Jim had a sense of pleasure tn t*-
I Idin • well dre««ed folk again, yet
It was merely an aesthetic pleasure,
for hr found when hr l«*gan to »|>ecu
Lite on the |xr<slbllltlre of the throng
- I.rforr lilin llint be was more Inter
rstr<| In th.'Sf. whose all was staked
vr vov noi" in »»in
on the trip tlinn In those to whom It
thr uttrr undauntnlne«« Impudt nce
n ,i« only nn excursion.
"4er nllun
rro’.le of widely differing natlotinll and malli v of flint face
ties .H-.-npled the emigrant car
Jim goln' to do sumpln. l’rfr." »he re-
red whether they «.mid u*M torted "Yrr’ll Ite a min jet "
A more a min lite mini Itimi Pete
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• < i ordlnx. t® Me
f \ ii .-I no. n
pl>- Io whlrh might linvr been provoked by «mb
llr sinxb. forward w th
I, I. > | grm| prldr and delight, and tie conduct
...i, til. brad doubtfully nn he tfx>k white knuckled Bals amt n very tin
pleasant rxprvnxion on tils f.icr
HrV-
them In
s otdrt.lv a small l«>v darted out of era! men ntnrte<l to interfere. Inn It
i rar an exceedingly »mall boy. thin wasn’t necessary.
The woman quietly looked nt her
to rmn Intlon. who made Ills way
Lully chewing a ntrnw wltli th. Ht
through the crowd with that sprawl
“Give u« >i kl««."
Ing. nrtlve. dancing manner peculiar most nonchnlniM-r
said • «lie
I'll.- in.in « ! i, >i -I
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Io thin nmnll boya nnd spiders
r .i i
f i >- i >■.!_ nt th., litlle -hn|> lie said aomrtliliig In an undertone
until lir saw Ills face. Then he real nnd got on thr car
Jim needed no further knowledge of
I .<1 nt a glan.-e that the matter was
this delightful couple In lx- thoroughly
no laughing one for the lx»y.
nn thr Ixvy's side. It seeiuaxi to hlui
At the iilne time he naw the shrn'k
Illg thlnnc«« ”f the little face made that the man was quite .npnl.lc of
keeping a small animal nt hind for
Into a woir» face by hunger, the mill
;:'<-d horror nnd dee|x*rntlon of the thr fun of torturing It. nml nn for the
(•»<
Thr big man would not have woman well. If there «na her like lu
tfllrved a child'» fare could rxpreas hell Jim detrrnilnrd Io lie gix-d for
rm ition« of sii. h magnitude lie wa» rest of his days
’’All aboard!" cried the rnn<1ti>
wonder slrbken at the sight and felt
.n In.Hi live «impnthy for the fugi And with a few mighty brvaili«
Iron giant whisked Ila load out In
tive.
It 1» a strange thing h>>w fortune o|x>n again
’■Stay whrrr you nre. non. till 1
will. Mimrtlmrs guide with certainty
whether that fellow In playing
when reason shows no |mlh.
I y ininr unerringly toward trick," said Jim. and not unti be h id
lookod under the platform up and
Jim had a sort of prophetic In
Hack tx'hlnd down the (rack and In Ibe waiting
sight that h<- would
him thr urchin ran. "Don't chrr give roouM did he give Ilio command.
Jim "Colne down."’
hi » away, ml«*er." he pleaded
it ppcl a hand In answer.
4t the time hr was leaning agnlnst
CIIAI’TLR II
n ■ ornrr of thr a’atlon
.4 little back
IIE passenger mr.-ni snwther*r-
f him
« a «mall Iran to *hrd. w hrrr
format).« with astonishment,
■rbu!« truck wa« stored
“Ko you I. ,. t thr boy lucked
Our of th.- ir ■ nmr a Imrly brute of
away all the time?” said he.
a m in «li>> stnrtul about him rapidly.
“Just whnt kind •>f a game Is tills?"
"lilt’s d»r ol' man.” i whispered the
’’Dunno.” returned Jim
"Let tho
hot
“If hr gits holt of me there boy s|MMik for himself
Now. young
won't fir n hull l>one left I In me body ” man. what's the matter?" »•
Thr man walkrd tip i to the eon-
The Urchin stood le’fore them. Ink
<lii< lor nnd «fu.kr to him
ing them In thoroughly wiili hl« »burp
"Now dev'll little eyes
V
IC said the boy
More big men strolled up.
Dry’ll As a imrtlcularly fine full to the boy’s
grt me sure
Drr Jig la up
have drr hull gang ertop <>• mo!" the diminutive form Benny, thr baggnEe
vo|.r trailed off Into n strangled sob »innsher whose overhanging shoulders
and thru continued In a fierce whin testified whence came the power tbit
per ’’Argh? If I hnd me growth I'd I had reduced ninny a proud Aarnfoga
li . 'em! I'd show 'em!” And then to elemental conditions and “llappy
a |.or«i of hair raising profanity
Ja>k. the main moth «oot bln. k. Io.««
The argument wns growing loud *>* Jointed negro porter. placed them-
tw. .-o thr man. w ho was urging some selves on either side of him
Thev
thhii'. and thr < omln.'tor. who wns de mnde the lx»y look more like an Insert
(■lining
Other« wrr«- walking toward then ever
thr m.’drrrffe evrlfrment
"Wot’a dr matter?” he cried In a
Jim wheeled mid caught the boy In voice at once hoarse and shrill, with a
his arms
"Tp yon go!” he said and 'iirulng note In It nnd accompanying
tossed him on top of the abed. “Lie the words with an rxtmiag.-int dra-
tow Ix’hlnd the wood there nnd you mntlc gesture of hla skinny claw
•rn
nre all right.”
ell yer wot’a drr mattrr
l»ey Ix-nt
Tlirn came the conductor’s voice: me dry heat me hnd
net
I dm
May, my friend. If you think I'm go
V>>n»r tn take me word fair It
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Ing to hold my trsln while you hunt ine Imck dat a all I ast yer J- •
up a lost kid there's something In you at dal!”
Why didn't
that 4on't work right
Ils rlp|>«-d the «hlrt from hla shoul-
you tnke care of him while you hnd dera. An angry growl went up frmi
him? Now you've got jn«t four nun all those l>lg t«>nrded men when they
Either huelle •aw thr horrible stripes and well-a
utea by tbe watch
atoiitid and hunt or drop off the train re w. blue and ewollrn on the poor
m .1 hunt
44 hat's that? Now. don't little liack.
yon give me any alack, you black
Happy Jack threw up both hla gw
n ■ led tarricr, or I'll have thr fear dlla am»«
"Good l*w«1! WLo done
•f G(«l thrown Into you too quick. you l.ar dat. boyf" h>- cried. "*F I eq
Get out of brre now! Get out of my m boukKS on him. cuss me f I wud-
wayf’
den’ put btrmjie on him bigger'n yer
The man slouched off and mnde a hull body.”
hasty search around tbe station.
A
(To be Continued/
The Mascot
of Sweet
Briar Gulch
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