The Santiam news., December 28, 1911, Image 1

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♦ to w
I1 -a c • < ral tanking ousine»» and
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rt y. u 1.1 th.- transfer of money
by ;
dafts to the different parts
f the L'l d,d -tat*», and Its service»
i
ava
e for the transaction of
cons, rvative business.
THE ESMON0 HOTEL
H SHELTO.V
Administrator of E«tat<to
Negotiated.
x>ans
Abstracts
Obtained ami Examined
(TLANo
OREGON
A. SHANKS
M
R. T. K. SANDERS
ufacturer a->4 Dealer its—
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'tin!
CarrUgt Trim ad?«
Sth/i/ltS
PcCAlr Work SolklUd
All Work Strict!» GmuntrcU
DENTIST
SHrlBl’FN.
OK LOOM
W e mh ereord &
< >tti- * it Bhimb*
SCIO
B-*»rk
I IOTI*]I
À
I ■ !< r Exjcn- nc.-d ' ar.ag.-ment
Clean
Regularly you hear of
expensive lawsuits over
disputed titles
titles,
which if the buyer had
abstracts of, they would
have been avoided.
Why, therefore, take
such long chances >i
buying real estate by in
vesting without abstracts
of the properties’ titles?
Our abstracts are de-
bendable, full and com­
plete one should accom­
pany every real estate
exchange.
Liso County Abstract Co.
B.ds
Good
Faro
NY
SzTRriX. í'fnp
Ha<^ - connect with all trains
at Wrxl î iu and at Munkrrt
Our rip» timt eia*« and
. our horses g««»! drivera
LI.OX l> I r K I X BACH, M asaos «
F II SI HMAI Z 4 CO.. Inc.
141-143 Front St.. Portland, Oregon
Special att.-ntion given to
treati- g
diaeases
Ejre and Ear.
«cientifleallv
of
the
Eytto are
Usted,
A
perfect til of leñar» in any
«tyle of «fretarle or eye-
glanar« guárante* d..............
*40 Dnt Street
,,,
Over Csskk. junk Albany, Ore
Posy III
IREGON
Shippers Treat
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
T« Pro»«rt B*a-n Slod
If men >-omil put cUam- ... tl •
a tmel« ui their lu-tid» h « I .*•• d-- «»r
tln-lr niiloninbl’«^ it might
't
I lot of «ku'itlng •••• l iti lt’l”:iri!
CRTiEY AT LAW
¡’rice« Reasonable.
M
Our Queer Language
laD*( It a queer latiituace* A New
York |H»llr»innn eaw u wt»n.nh In tin*
•trrrt whh m mrprt and n «(Irk
‘’Brut It.“ hr harshly roitr. intlrd
UhrreupcMB (h< woman •»truck the
carpet with the mirk and I hr fx»t|rr
man arrewted her fur ▼tuinUnu a airvri
unit tin n« e
Tbr Jixltf»* heard I hr woman e story
end »mllrd
’Beat 11.“ hr »aid to hrr nnd »hl»
time ehr undrrelfiod Mini hurried a* »
~( Irveland I’lnlii l»mlrr
Notice is hereby given by th.- und< r
Commercial Traile
signed, taxpayers and residents of Rond
Solicited
District No ZS of Linn county, Oriq ■ .
that a meeting of the taxpayers ol
ll«»I I i\|i A <11! I.TiiX, Props.
said road district will lie held at Ji r
dan »tore in »aid roaddi«tr*ct on Frnl.i
OllIK'N
the ’“.»th day of December, IV!I, at t’ •
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of
»aid day for the purpose uf levying an
IRYANT
additional tax on all the taxabl. pro
< rty in »aid road district for road pur
poses.
The undersigned comprise more than
ten per cent of the taxpayers of .. .I
CUSICK BLOCK
district.
This notics is piaited this 2d day of
t
\I.BA
December, 1911.
Names: IV. K. Ray, Joe Schwindt,
R. C. PrpjM-ling, P. R Hi!v
I
I
Thayer, W illiam Gorger. John Bender,
J M
Bilyeu, Hamman -helton, J W. ,
Frost
Cornn 2nd and Broadalbin St.
lilllGHN
Gold FtH«d.
A
AB*«! tofi'lh nn«! > ur fold fl I
rd nat li « m - c in.iy In* ».nd tu H* Li
vrrwrly nom I okuu « dial U t<» »av ) ir
fold filled
hit tn«»rr nr !•■
i»f d •
tooth »frui tur»- uf rumnrl on th»* <•»•(
•Idr with tfukl 00 a cure flllii k (hr cell
trr
Your gold filled wah h raRu « on
•l«ta uf (wo wbrrfii uf i»*u <! bnvlnj; I m »
twrrro each ihrrt mo O h * l>.*<
linHii I Io
whk h thr cold la aold» red
%• t • th •
£Otd In (hr cftftv, It
br • f nm
nr^a ant! any dihlknt*»»» cun irn«« »■:»
Wilb (be term C»>d nll«*d
A Jrn.l
will (rll you lhrt( lu «urnt r » >
<«>id. havluc too cr«»t nn admittiirr uf
hnTr tuHnl« Matty j ». tm m bnvr d»
itlcrt (hat (hr gold filled < ut H t
amalrain uf the kind I Mead of m
“<nnd wl< b” of gold trmtrd In (hr In
•ide with (be hane (iirtnln
R ghl I h H i « Lm«
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l<H>klti
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V ’ r> i'!!-s-;it-L;nr
R. SHINN.
OREGON,
» J Fro-, t Strrrtj
C ■ r- ",
»CH
»AX Y
COCNTY.
A Í. Kendall. Vkr frrt
G. PRILL. M. D.
Pliqsician
LINN
Buy Veal, Pork ami Poultry.
They
get. highest prices and send check by
return mail
I hi« is a sample of letter
received daily.
Scotts Mills. Oro . Dec. 1. 1911
F H Schmslr 4 Co., Portland, Or.
Cents' Received check for turkeys
sent and was well pleased with price
received. Have la-en «»-i ding produce
to P rl’at d for the past year but you
matb- <pm- rat returna and your price
was really better than I expected. I'll
give you ny future shipments. Please
se d s.-me «hipning tags.
(signed) T. J. M aloy .
Ship your Veal, Pork and poultry to
aboyc firm. They will pay you more
than you can get from your dealer at
home.
Read lai
Notice is hereby given by the ur. '' r
signed, taxpayers and ri nidcntsuf Road
District No. 15 of Linn county, Or-
gon. that a meeting of the taxpayers
of said road diftnct will be held at the
Scio city hall in said road distri t on
Saturday, the 30th day of Decerub- r
1911, at the hour of two o’clock in the
afterr.oun of said day for the purpose
of levying sn ailditional tax on all th«-
taxable property in said road district
for road pur|«>ses.
The undersign«-«! compose more than
ten per cent of the taxpayers
road district.
This notice is posted this Sth day of
December, 1911.
Names: J A Bilyeu, E B Luken
back. A G Prill M D. H G Shelton,
Chas Wesely, R Shelton, E D Myer,
w a Ewing. I I Goodinf, 1’ H M ■
Donald, R Wrsely, C Carson. W F
Gill, M C Gill. R M Cain. O B Cyrus,
J R Gill, J F Oupor, J F Wesely,
W S Carpenter, R L Devaney, (
A Warner. L E Heyne, H M Myer».
C C Wade, Itean Morris, Rollie Mor
ris, Roy McDonald, F G Cary. J P
Quigley, H II Quigley.
i ll I RShAY,
I»E<'EM BEK
PORTLAND
NEWS LETTER
Heal of Hill L nes Expresses Faith in Cr-
Iral Crt|M aig innoil Ipylt Show
Nd' be Held al ForU.id
Portland Ore , |lv.- 2»> (Special.—
Cente d Oregon's opportunity is shown
in n r«c«-nt address of Pre». Carl If.
Gr iv. of the Hill Line* in this terr ­
ier
who | ir.ted to that section as the
m ri • »; giacary of the Pacific North-
w«-st. He said live countie« in the in-
teriur have four times lhe area of
Maryland, with one-thirtieth its potni-
! it o ai I m ire th tn om half that of
low a with one sixtieth its population.
From this groat area in future he be­
lieve«, will come large quantities of
wheat. The I'tilled Mat.*» crop is de­
creasing and here is
I
the chance for
Central Oregon to ■ ipply this much
Wheat cx|>orl«
needed cummwlily.
have been cut more i than one-half in
two years, «hr,wing the American sur-
plus to iu| dly d.iminishing.
In Pre»,
iiru.'- i,.inion. Central Oregon's fu
ture i» bright- I a* a great wheat
gr wing dutrn-t.
rhe r w railroad from Vail west-
w -.rd, an extension of the Oregon
borlline. will soon be an accompll»hed
i t, aa ¡ill arrangements have Iwn
made to start construction.
It is ex-
will ba e -ntmué i through
.
nth <
A di . ji '. a ! liing industry may soon
la adi|<-.l to O
on's activities. Own-
rs of If .- . «tale of th.* late R D Hum.'
are likely to carry forward the plans
left by Mr. Hume for placing inservice
a t’c.'t of fishing craft on the banks off
tl <• X. uthern Oregon coast for taking
halibut ar.d other valuable fu<»i filth.
Hate« for Portland's next annual
Loo F.-tival have been fixed fur the
w.ek of June lu IS
Plans for the
■ veld have I < <-n taken up an I the mam
agemvnt will prepare ajiesta on a big*
■ * < ale than ever before. Next year's
1 . itival will bv adverti*vl very widely.
Native black marble in great quanti­
ties hi.' I.i di*c>verid in W allows
county. Thi« promises to In* a valuable
■. o-t of that i< cl tun of the state. I*rvs-
••nt i upj.lies of black marble come
fn n I «dgium and Alaska ami the new
fin.I will
undoubtedly supple nt the
product of these two places, since
freight is » ch a big item in the hand-
ling of this heavy stone.
A gigantic water system to ■apply
Willamette valley cities from Clear
I
' ■• ' .1 I le Mountains, has
In en outlined to the state Imard of
■ .»¡th
If the «rheme is adopted, the
water will tn* brought from the lake,
almo»t nt the summit of the Cascades,
and distributed to the valley towns
from Springfield to Salem.
A com­
mittee will investigate the proposition.
28,
1911.
COROT SAVED THE TILE
Hs Turned a High Hst Tr«g«d> Into s
Work of Art.
An liit.-rvstliig rvll. ..f Colui la to be
serti In the gallery of n picture dealer
In the Champ» Elyaees
It lake« the
form <>f a wuodru frnine In. loving a
gray lugli h.il uf a «tyle "how (ingoi
leu quite " A card explain» that tin«
landiwape In the crown uf ih<- but i»
giiHrnnlevd tv bo n geuulue work uf
Corot."
tlbr serto In the tint a rapid study of
llie artist
The arti»! Im« Utilised the
blue «Ilk lining of the tint to Iniprorlsv
a beautiful »ky uf »unim.-r rvt1ecle<l In
llie pesieful water lielu*
l'|«*n lhe
bank are three trotto mid n |>|ctur«-»que
Muraceli tower, while while clouds
niu.mg llie blue complete the scene
ll.-ail.-r» iiiii «I not Jump to the conclu
«Ion that till« lint land«cnpe 1« mi el
ample uf I lie r. < ell I rii It) of geulu« Il
1« lhe result of wlint ap|ienrvd to be
the tragedy of a ’ while" hut which
belonged to a friend of the mi-ter
llie friend, calling on Corot, happened
to place tils brnml new hut unir the
eu«el
lu ettriidlug lire tinnii Cnr.it'»
brash fell Into tt»v lull, leaving “an In
dellblv murk
A cry of despair followed not ex
actly that which a high authority ha-
told us 1« uttered alien Im-Im mis or
I ip d ’g« breathe tin i. last, but i . ■
tbeleaa it waa*a despairing erjr. My
lini I» spoiled!"
"Not at all." «aid Corot. bursting Int
a hearty laugh
“I will soon pul that
al.' right'
The painter bru in«! iiw n
the ilmib cniisml by the accident, ami
In a few minute» lhe picture an« coin
plele. nmt the owner nf the lint left the
studio with a much mòre valuable
i-tiapeaq tlinn that aliti which he en
terod London ' Holo»
CORAL REEFS.
They Cannot Form In th« Lin« of ■
Froth W«t«r Flow.
Corn I rut-ts surround limn.I of ttio 1«
inuds In tbc Pacific They prot«« i lb«
kmlniids from itir wsablng of th«-
waves, nod the still waters Inclosed l*>
tlicru are lb«, only harbors of refuge
for shl|Mi
The reef* ttiemselvr« fur
ill«ll lhe glenlest jmt II to navigation
ami If there were no Inlet through
which u ve«»el i.iuhl enter their pro
treted circle they would tie n danger
and not plug else
■tut alu»o«t every reef tin« sm h nn In
let It 1« a neceaanry result of the law
under n bl, h the forces uf nature Work
To uudcrstrttid this we mil«! see lion
these reefs are formed
Clienib ally the reef corals are almost
pure earliuuale of lime the «ul>«trim r
of ordinary llm«totone and marble I in
reef grows as lhe shell of the ov -let
or of any other shellfl«h grow«
It 1«
Itself the common and utidh lde.1 »lie
of Innumerable |mlypl or nilnitle In
wts. w hich are t*eing n-pr.»lu i-<! and
are dying In successive generations
I he«e Illi) lielngs gel nil Ibelr living
from the water« of the sen
It 1« fr ,in
this source also ihoi they derive the
anils of lime from which they »«*eretr
the bony atruvture that remains after
rhe animal 1« 'lend
The coral |»dypl eaunot live In frosh
water
Their food supply Is brought
Io them by the wnie« nml current» of
the sea
A» a re«illt. It Is found that
dlro tly opfsMlte the mouth of n slrenrn
from the Island the reef doe« not grow
There will iw the Inlet to the Inclosed
waler« Harper’» Weekly
Th* Match«« We Burn,
It ha« been estliunti-d that for each
Note the money saving prue* quoted hy minute of time the clvlllred nations of
the world strike S.isSl.OCO Unit« lies
ik r»ely A Cain in their big Annual Clear­
Till» to ««Id to I m - the average for every
ance Sale ad in thi* iwue
minute of the twenty four hour» of the
day
Fifteen hundred billion 1« tin-
a am tier fur the entire year, and ib«»»e
|iemou» who live under the Amerl' nn
ting nrc charged with the consumption
On Christmas day a liounteous of one half of thia amount H um 11 and
dinner was partaken of at the iMlghlfli nut nn It la. the match de
mnnda aa much attention In the choli <•
home of VV. A. White by a num- of woods Involve.) as any other forest
ber of friends and relatives. Af­ pr.nlui't Only the choicest portlonn of
ter dinner ihe company wa.fi en­ the Iwat trees are niiltnbie Ms p wood
and knotty or < ro»a groined wo**d will
tertained by music, card playing o»t do Instead of tielng a byproduct
and an unlimit«*«! supply of candy the little match 1« turned out In milts
where the byproducts are bulky ob
and nuts.
Jevta like doors. sash. shingle«, sidings,
ThoM’ present were, Mr. and posts and cordwood The pities. Iln
A full line of Dr. David Rob. rt* Mr*«. W. S. Carpenter, Mr. and den. as|irn, while cedar, (mplnr. birch
stock and poultry remedies on hard Mrs W. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. and willow are the m-*«t suitable match
tlml*rs —Chicago News
All remedies guaranteed to do the Work E. C. Shelton, Mr. and Mrs.
they are recommended fur. Ask for
Gilbert McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday Claetiens.
free books at Wesely's Grocery.
Roy V. Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. W.
tn Mteml Kumpmn xrntrni. forint!
Inf Pruin e and Belgium, elections err
Ladies Calling Card« printed or (*. White, and Charles, Elmer,
always held ut> Hominy.
blank for sale at thia office.
Loreen, Morris and Seth W’hite.
A CHRISTMAS DINNER
lhe followi ,- are .:i»h priera quoted
OB : ' ■ i ■ i ; ■ ■ ' ..uh w . ek by our
dealers:
W l ent, per bn h 1
. f ► O
Oats, per bushel .. .. ...................
M
Flour, |« r sack ................ ...........
1 20
Idrati, i er ton ........ .................... . 2S 00
,'hort», per ton.. ............ .......... 31 00
Chop, per ton ..............................
31 • «1
Butter, (Country) per roll ....
;«i
Eggs, per doten ........ ...................
45
Chlckvi », j«r j num! .. ..
12
t bn k* ns. pei i' imi, young broilers
II
• ice»«-, jw-r pound
...
■ •
Turkeys, per jsiund
................
u
1*mks. per intimi
....................
11
1 ■ Í. ! • 1
. '. « •
• ,-Iit
<M
Pork, dross'd
........................
04
Veal. |>er poun I. for »hipiung
11
Now is Your Chance
The Evening T.-l.-gram until January
I. 1913 and the News at $4.50 Regular
ptice m. 60.
You »ave |2 by acting
NOW.
How’s This?
We ofTi-r on.- humlrtd dollar» reward
for any <
of ■ atarrh that cannot lie
cured by Hall's Cattarh Cun*.
F. J. CllKskY < Ci»., Tole<lo. O.
We, tin undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
Im dm .« transactions, an I llnacially
able to carry out any obligations made
W ai . hinu , K insan & M arvin ,
V. Ii< I. ill- iirugi'ist*. Toledo. O.
Hall's < atari h Cure ii taken inter-
ally, acting directly u’«>n the blood
md mucous »urfac.s of the system.
r<- timonial* ent free. Puce 76c per
bottle, 'old by all Druggist*.
lake liall's Family Pills for consli-
pation
Il lhe Churches
Services at the Christian church on
«•'oml ami fourth Sundays of each
month.
Christian Emleavor meeting Sunday
evening.
Servii . « ut tlm Baptist church on the
timt and third.Sundays of each month.
Union Sunday school at 1<I a. m.
For Soli
Thoroughbr. «I cock. ral». Single Comb
White Ix'ghi r:. and llnrresl Plymouth
Rucks. Chas. Chrz. <<-io. Or.
p2Ddt
FfW
With I25Í00 trade in cash you will lie
entitled to a |25.(X) ph mograph free.
1 all and lind it about it at N. I. Mor­
ii son's <outh Side store.
21tf
Notice For Publication
Departnn«nt of th« Intarlor
11. S. Land Office at Portland, Oro.
October 14. 1911.
Notice i» h'-reby given that Fred A.
Strode, whose | m toffice mid res* is JXMfi
Rodney Ave , Portland Oregon, did, on
the 3'»t day of May, 1911, tile in this
■th''•• Sworn Statement and Application
No O.’HIH7, to purchase the Nj of NEj,
Section 24. Township 10 South, Range
2 East, Willamette Meridian, and the
timber then nm under the provisions of
the art of June 3, |H?M, and acts
anwmlatory, known as th........ timber
and Stone Law,” at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, ami
that, pursuant to such application, the
land and timlier thereon have I m - cii
appraised, the timlw-r eatimatsd FiO.IMIO
Imard feet al 60 cenla per M, and th«
Ian I nothing; that said applicant will
offer final proof in support of his
application and sworn statement on the
3oth day of December, 1911, before the
Register ami Receiver of the U, H.
I .and Office at Portland, Oregon. w
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purcha
la-fur« entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issue«, by filing a corroborated affidavit
In this office, alleging facts which would
defeat lhe entry,
H. F. H ioby
Register