THE CONDON GLOBE.
a ARLINGTON SUPPLEMENT TO THE CONDON GLOBE h
NINE IIS FROM
NGTOf
11
The ball frame at Arlington on
Sunday between the Arlington
Juniors and th? lone Juniors
ended in a defeat for the Arlinjr
ton boys with the score of 9 to 1.
However, the Arlington boys in
tend to clean up the Ion i test :'n a
return jrame to be played in
about two weeVs.
F. T. Hurlburt and Chas. H.
Horner of Condon were in Ar
lington Sunday coming down in
the Hurlburt auto to attend to a
little business. i
ARL
A BUSINESS LUXURY
A CHECKING ACCOUNT is indeed a
business necessity; and he who tries
to get along without one is at a great dis
advantage. f It is not required that a
person should have a large bulk of busi-
ness in order to open an account, t Pro
fessional men, farmers, stockmen, and al
so many women, are running check ac
counts. If you have never done business
in this way, and are not familiar with the
plan, come to us and we will get you
started.
ARLINGTON
. BANK .
i
i
gJJ "i'wiTiiiri m ftmm
Here is a smoke with the real, genuine to
bacco taste that beats all artificial tastes.
Every grain of it is pure, clean tobacco.
Tuc ked into a pipe, or rolled into a cigarette,
it makes a delightful smoke.
If you have not smoked Duke's Mizture, made by
Uggeft & Myers at Durham, N. C, try it now.
In addition to one and a half ounces of fine Virginia
and North Carolina leaf, with each 5c sack of Duke't
Mixture you now get a book of cigarette papers free and
A Free Present Coupon
These coupons are good for hundreds of valuable
presents. There are shaving sets, jewelry, cut glass, base
balls, tennis racquets, talking machines, furniture, cam
eras, and dozens of other articles suitable for every member
of the family each of them well
T
IS IN OPERATION
The shearing plar.t started up
Wednesday morning on Wilbur
France's sheep and will run here
in Arlington for several as there
is quite a number of sheep to be
sheared. Owing to the cold
weather ohearing has been some
what delayed.
H. A. Thiessen of Condon was
in Arlington Wednesday.
C. T. White of Willows spent
a couple of days in town the lat
ter part of last week.
NATIONAL
An
added
I
pleasure
for smokers of
2
i
I
WA
I
PLAN
II
worth saving the coupons for.
As a special offer, dur
ing March and April
I
only, tve will send our
new illustrated cata
logue of these presents
FREE. Just send as your
name and address on a
postal.
VA
Covnni from fhtkf't Mixlurt mat
btanor ltd with tart from HORSE
SHOE, J. T IINSLEY'S NA
TURAL LEAF. GRANGER
1 WIST, amoo-t from FOUR
ROSES (lOc-lin dimtiUampon),
HCK PLUG CUT. PIED.
MONT CIGARETTES. CUX
CIGARETTES, mnd olktr
J or umtons tuuta or us.
Premium Dept.
ST. LOUIS. Ma
if tfflfc
Bu JAMES
OLIVER CUR WOOD.
Author of -The Danaer
Trail
Copgrigbt, .01.
tg rba Bobo Merrill Co
(Continued from page 3.)
hare klllcxTtitui. Jean!"
Jeau looked Into Dixon' eyes.
"He Is uot dead," he said, rising and
golug to her aide. "Coiue. my dear,
ruu borne to Iowaka. 1 will not kill
nim." Her slender form shook with
agonised aobs as b led her to tuo
turn tu tuo trail "Ruu home to Io
waka," he repented gently. 'l will
not kill him. Mellsse."
lie went back to Dixon and rubbed
snow over the ninu's face.
"My God. but it was near to it:" bo
exclaimed, as there came a flicker of
"I will not kill him, Melissa."
life into the eyes. "A little more and
be would have been with the mu
sloner!" He dragged the Englishman to the
aide of the trail and set bin back to a
tree. When be saw thut fallen foe
man's breath was coming more strong
ly be followed slowly after Mellsse.
Unobserved, be went into the store
and washed the blood from his face,
chuckling with huge satisfaction when
be looked at himself in the little glass
which bung over the washbasin.
"Ah, my sweet Iowaka, but wonld
yon guess now that Jean de Gravols
htd receired two clouts on the side
of the bead that almost sent him into
the blessed hereafter? I would not
have had you see It for all the gold In
this world."
A little later he went to the cabin.
Iowaka and the children were at
Crolsset's, and be sat down to smoke
a pipe. Scarce hnd be begun sending
up blue clouds of smoke when the door
opened and Mellsse came in.
"Hello, my dear," he cried gnyly,
laughing at her with a wave of his
pipe.
In an Instant she hnd flung the shawl
from her bend and was upon her
knees at bis feet, her white face turn
ed up to him pleadingly, ber breath
falling upon him In panting, sobbing
excitement
"Jean, Jean?' she whispered, stretch
ing up ber hands to bis face. "Please
tell me that you will never tell Jan
please tell me that you never will,
Jean never, never, never!"
"I will say nothing, Mellsse."
For a sobbing breath she dropped
her head upon his knees. Then sud
denly she drew down bis face and
kissed him.
"Thank you, Jean, for what you have
doner
"Whew!" gasped Jean when she bnd
gone. "Wbnt If Iownko had been here
tbenr
The day following the Ggbt In the
forest Dixon found Jean de Gravols
alone and came up to blm.
"Gravols, will you shake bands with
me?" he said. "I wnnt to thank you
for what you did to me yesterday. I
deserved It I have asked Miss Mellsse
to forgive me and I want to shake
hands with you."
Jean was thunderstruck. He had
never met this kind of man.
"What the deuce!" be ejaculated,
wben he had come to bis senses. "Yes,
I will shake bands."
I For several days after this Jean
could see that Mellsse mnde an effort
to evade him. She did not visit Iowa
ka wben be was in the cabin. Neither
did she nnd Dixon go ngnln Into the
forest The young English man spent
more of his time at the store, and
just before the trappers began coming
In be went on a three days' sledge trip
with Crolssct
The chnnge delighted Jean. The
first time be met Mellsse after fie
fight his eyes flashed, pleasure.
7N.
INTEREST NG
NEWS OF WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD
Personals about People You Know
Gathered by the Wide Awake
Arlington Reporter ol
the Condon Globe
Blalock will play ball in Ar
lington next Sunday.
F. M. Crew? was in town the
middle of the week on business5.
William Irvine of this city re
turned on Tuesday from Baker
City where he has been on busi
ness for a few days.
C. E. Comstock and brother
of Sixprong were in town the
first of the week on business.
Mr. Comstock is interested in
their telephone over there.
Mrs. Ethel Divelbiss and Miss
Cecil Shurte of California, for
mer residents of this city, are in
town visiting friends ard rel
atives for a few days.
Walter Wade and wife of Olex
were in Arlington luestiay on
business. Mr. Wade looks much
better since his recreation at the
springs.
E. 0. Tobey of Shuttler Flat
has sold his large ranch. It is
reported that the comsideration
was $30 per ace.
"Jnn will surely bp coming home
soon, he greeted her. "What the
birds tell him what happened out there
oo the trail r
She flushed scarlet.
"Perhaps the same birds will tell n
what hn Impjiened down on the Nel
son limine trull. Jefin." she retorted.
lVmf! .Inn Thorenu doesn't give the
snnp of his smnll Anger for the Mac-
Wlgh glrir Jean replied, warm in de
fense of hi friend.
"She is pretty." laughed Mellsse. "and
( havo Just learned thnt Is why men
like to like them. I mean."
Jenn strutted before her tike a pea
cock.
"Am I pretty, Mellsse?"
"Nn-o-o-o"
"Tbcu why" he shrugged "bis" shoul
ders suggestively "In the cabin"
"IlevuuMe you were brave. Jean. I
love bruve men."
"Ton wen- glad that I puinmelcd the
st ranger. Hieulr"
Melisxe did not answer, but he
caught n laughing spurkle In (be cor
ner of her eye iih she left lihn.
"Come home. Juu Thorenu," he hum
med softly ns he went to the store.
"Come home, come home, come borne,
for the little Mellsse has grown Into a
wouiunand Is learning to use her eyes."
Among the first of the I nippers to
come in with his furs was MncVelgh.
tie brought word Hint Jun had gone
Kin ill to upend (he unniiiil holldny nt
Nelson House, niul Cummins told Me
llsse wheiue the message cntiie. lie
did not observe the slight change that
came lulu her fare anil weut on:
"1 don't nnderstiiud this In Jan. He
Is needed here for the carnival. Did
you know that he was going to Nelson
House'"
Mellsse shook her lieml.
"MaeVelgh wiys they have mode him
an offer to go down there as chief
man," continued the factor. "It Is
strange thut lie bus sent no explanation
to me."
It was a week after the big corlhou
roast before .Ian returned to Lac Knin.
Mellsse saw him drive In from the
Churchill trail, but while her heart
fluttered excitedly she steeled herself
to meet him with ut least an equal
show of the culm Indifference with
which he hud left her six weeks be
fore. The coolness of his leave taking
still rankled bitterly In ber bosom. Ills
hair and beard hud grown, covering
the smooth cheeks which ho hud al
ways kept closely shaved. Ills eyet
glowed with dull pleasure as she stona
walling for him. but there was none of
the old flash and Are In them. There
was a strangeness in his manner, an
uneasiness in the shifting of bis eyes.
"Jnnr she said.
Her voice trembled; her lips quiv
ered. There was the old glorious
pleading In ber eyes, and before It .Inn
bowed his unkempt head and crushed
her bands tightly In bis own. For a
bulf mlnuto there was silence, and In
that bulf minute there came a century
between them. At lust Jon spoke.
"I'm glad to see you again, Mellsse.
It has seemed like a very long time!"
lie lifted his eyes. Before them the
girl Involuntarily shrunk back and Jun
freed ber bunds. Jn them she saw
none of the old love glow, nothing of
their old comradeship.
"You will come to supper, Jan?"
"Surely, Mellsse, If you ore prepared,"
(To be continued.)
SPENT! SUMMER
AT TOME
J E. Reynolds and family
and A. J. Cod and family and
Mr. Coe's mother left the first of
the week for Troutlake where
they will live this summer and
take care of the old Uulor -hotel.
Mr. Reynolds has a lot of land
in that section.
Malcom Irvine, a physician of
North PowJar, arrive i in Ar
lington Tuesday to attend his
sister, Miss Madeline Irvine who
is very i!l with pneumonia. At
this writing' she is improving
slowly.
W. W. Weatherford, a pros-
perous iarmer 01 me Ulex sec
tion, was in Arlington list week
on business.
The Globe gives all the news.
A. P. McNARY, Proprietor
The Grande Hotel
STRICTLT FUST CUSS. 4JWI
SOLICIT tOUt rATRONACE....
EXCELLENT CUISINE
COLONIST FARES
WESTBOUND
March 15 to April 15, 1013
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
WHILE THE FARES ARE LOW
The Low Fires apply from the following and minr otker point La tie
Eat, to any station oi the 0-W. R. & N. ia Idaho, Oregoa nj Washington
Atlanta, Ga.
Baltimore, Md.
Boston, Mass.
Huiralo, N. Y.
Charleston, S.C,
Detroit, Mich.
FortWorth.Tex
$51.70
54.75
65.15
47.50
53.90
43.50
LouiiYitte. Ey.
Memphis, Tsnn.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Montgomery, Ala.
Muskogee, Okla.
New York City
New Orleans
St. Paul, Minn.
. 40.75
Minneapolis
30.00
Chicago
PREPAID ORDER8
Ticket3 will be delivered without extra
charge to anybody atany point where Colonist
fares apply, upon deposit with any O-W. R. &
N. Agent of the amount.
For full Particulars drop a card to
D. TIERNEY, Agent, O-W. R. IM CONDON, OR.
Globe "Want" Ads Get the Money.
When rough, high-proof, strong
whiskey begins to tell on you when
your nerves and stomach commence
"calling for help" try a little Cyrus
Noble.
It is mild in character aged in wood in
charred barrels blended and re-aged in
steam-heated warehouses.
This gives it that palatable, enjoyable
flavor peculiar to it its mellowness its
richness.
Sold by first-class dealers all over the world.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO., .
General Agents, Portland, Ore.
BLALOCK WIII5
FROM ROCK GREEK
it
The baseball game at Blalock
Sunday between Rock Creek and
Blalock was won by the latter by
the score of 14 to 1.
Urn Vadah Smith, who has
been visiting in Arlington and
Olex several days returned home
to LaGrande last Friday.
Miis Laura Ilendrick, who has
been visiting with her Bister,
Mrs. Claud Clark, of Arlington,
for several weeks returned on
last Wednesday to her home at
Ilickleton.
T. C. Mobley made a trip to
Arlington Monday morning to
j bring in Miss Lulah to school
after spend Sunday at the ranch
near Olex with her parents.-
Phone in the news.
REASONABLE RATES
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
iwmU
$42.85
42.50
S6.70
50.15
S6.20
55.00
48.05
50.00
Oklahoma City $35.25
Philadelphia, Pa. 54.76
Pittsburg, Pa. 47.00
St. Louis, Mo. 37.00
Denver, Colo. 80.00
Omaha, Neb. 30.00
Kansas City, Mo. 30.00
Leavenworth, Kan. 80.00
$38.t0