The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 14, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text■ Jruaynr^ >. *■ •* ’•KsT’-. «w -T • ; ^2*' ■ HOME RULE AMENDMENT A KING’S SECRET. wtit ¡s ir •The Home R-ile Amendment,” «<> exiled, i» un-American; the «tate is the unit. Our citie« mini not be permitted to art up separate principalities in alami ite inde pen«lance of our State law«. M2 X Yea. prohildtion amr'idment 141 X Yea, prohibition lav. \oro is the time for ijou to use Loire Bros. Floor Paint I I'mJ Advertisement) Settle It Now Settle It Right Tor constitutional amendment giving to cities and town* exclusive power to license, regulate, control, suppress, or prohibit the sale of intox icating liquors within the municipality. inq teas ercr too lonq for a merry bunch with an 32« X Ye* ENDORSED BY 40,000 OREGON CITIZENS Greater Creqon Home Rale Association 618 Electric Building, Portland. Oregon I I’aid Advertising) E. C. PEERY DRUGGIST Oregon Settle Up My patrons are hereby notit . ] that ' I have disposed of my but-hrr bu-in< 1 ami will give uoaesaion to purchaser. ’October I All person.« knowing them selves indebted to me, are requested to j settle toe same at on-e. No person is KUthi t IZC.I to Coll, . ’ th. • . I , excepting myself. S.-l.», September 30. i At. <’ a K. hon TEB,AULTJ{EÄL._ESTATf.JO. ♦ ♦ A GO<H> POSITION Can be had by ambition« young men and ladies in the field of "Wireless" or Railway telegraphy. -ince the « hour law became effective, and since the Wirel- ■'» compatite« ar<- establishing stations throughout th.- co ir.try there is a gr< at shortage of tel. graphers. Poaitior* pay beginner» from |7t> to jx-r month, with good chance of ad vancement. The National Telegraph Institute operates nix officiai institutes in America, under supervision of II. U. and Wire!«-»» Olio lais uni' p a • all gradiint.- into t It -a.;, p.-, you .to w t< them for. f , . ■ , ,| Davenport, la.. Cincinniti, <•., l’uri lond, Ore., or Memphis, Tenn IMI ESÎIIE DEALERS ■e '♦ ♦ * < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ Stock 1:anche». Eruit Ranches. Farm and City Property of all Kind», Timber Landa If you have lami to »♦•11 and * i*h it hand led in a legitimate manner without graft come in and are us. He Changed His Principles, but Could Not Change His Record. 0» THOMA* R. DEAN li’oerriani. isia, l> Amaricen li.u Asso elation.) I European history, beginning with the «lurtnlng of I he lla«tUle hi l’un» Io ihr I m III v ut Waterloo, sui tirine* more st a nil ng romaneen ibuii ant oth er |»-ri.xt All tin- remarkable ■ aree» of that remarkable |wrl.x1 were sky rm Vet« »aie one Atunuj the partenti klug» and queens cresimi by the Ulti, foratemi or through tils influence, the de«> eii.innia of uouv «It on a throne inlay «aie those of the king of Uwe i« it The motif of the fulh.wlng «tur» I« hlaiorfcal and nerds no embellish meut II I« Iti Itself a «titilli t for a great drnmn ) l.nn I Imre b.-ard that Instead >f following In my fm»t«teps remnltilng • i> tlie farm mid to-lug n notary like toiir fattier, roll «re pittiti« to be a ••• li.r Know, my «on that the life loll w oil’d rtixwr I« our of loirdstlip When rhe rtr*t enthusiasm baa worn ■ ■ff you will hare nothing tu repay you for the rigid dlwlpllne. the hard mur. tie«, the «round« that you will re .elyv. and there I« every chume that y otic life will be «bort.” I l>«—e wont« were «pokes nt « time «■tun the hr»f muttering» uf roiolu (Ion were lieurd In Frame The tain lly were pra«anla_ Tlie father attend ■«I n> |«'tiy tnw case« Inn dkt not ri«>- nbove hl« eia«« Jean was bui fifteen i.-ic« old when Ihn« «dumnl-lwd lo tri «»Idl.-rlng «Ione, ititi there was in litui a «pirli too n<li eiitnrmi» io perrnli him to r. nu.in u plow lsiv. mid he »n l.-reil a« n prit ule In the king’s am riñe» When he innr>-|i.«l may hl« inir.-nts nml all Hie h.msetmlil «ti.s.k Hull tienda, n« mm h n« io aajr. You will soon be rery homealck. my buy. t.ui will nut tx- fH-rmlri.sl to come back to II« " Jenn was «ent to an Island In the Mediterranean sea I tie »aine year thaï Dr. Prill claims to have the beat orchard results of anybody in thia locality, lie ha.« Northern Spy apple«, 45 of which will fill the regulation apple box. His Kings, Baldwins and Winter Bananas are alm «t as large. C. W. TEBAULT Albany, Ore. ¡; Lyons St. ♦ Fred West, city electrician, cnnelud od that tent Ilf" looked good to him; so lie has erected two large tent«, near the light station in which he ami family will s|«md the winter. The San Francisco BULLETIN R. SHELTON BARGAIN DAY row f * Administrator of Estât"« When the dry goods merchant, the grocer, or tlie hardware man want« to increase hi» business quickly —he advt-rtises a bargain. The Bulletin want» to increase its subscription lint, and will offer for 1 week only the following bargains. One years subscription Regular price ......................... ....IS 00 Bargain price...................... ....92.2s Six months subscription ♦i.» Repular price................ .... Bargain price .................. . .11.25 Three months subscription Regular price .......................... 80 75 Bargain price ................................ 80.60 During the week of October Id to 15, inclusive, we will make the above bargain prices, and onlv stipulate that your money must reach u» be fore midnight, Octol>er 15. If you arc now «subscriber to The Bulletin you may take advantage of this offer and pay your subscription tn advance, dating from the present dete of expiration This offer is for mail subscription» only. The Bulletin is the greatest home paper of the I’actflc Coast. Fearless in its tight for right, ami stands for everything that is best in municipal and state government. Fini CLui A<<rmœo4*!i<Mu m>4 prompt Serrier Larf< Samplr Roonu for CmtarrcUl Trxvrkn L’NDEJt WW MANAGEMENT St. Charles hotel GRANT P1PTLE. Prop. ALBANY OREGON x>an« Negotiated, Abstracta Obtained and Exani'n.-d OMCGON M<’IC DR. W. IL BII.YEI D E N T IS T ALBANY OREGON . a . a*ts<i, Cav’iier The Scio State Bunk BRYANT I I ATTORNEY AT LAW CUSICK BLOCK ALBANY HVIlkCRIBK OREGON FOR THE SANTI AM NEWS $1 5o |’FR JTFKR •q cmmsK to na m.«i> rm» rn« I M i . f . ft a certain boy. eleven year* old. was «ent to sc In mi I Ip Frnm <• Theac two l«>y«. tlie one tint four tears older tlinti I lie other, were destined tu play an Im l«.rt int part In each oilier'« life Young Jem. wrr.ai two yrnra on the l«!nnd. then wan sent to the Kist In die«, where lie was wound«»! ami taken prisoner Itetnrulug to France, hl« family, trnpluc that hl« ex|<erlehce had tx-.-n enough to crash III* «oldlerly am l.ltfoti, made another effort to Induce him to rvniaitt with them. Hut he wn» l>n.n ote<| to'hr «.*rgvnnt. nml this de cided film t<> rnll«t for another term Roon after the resolution broke out. Jwn was with hl« regiment In Mnr •rilles Ilfs colonel, alteniptllig to »ub due a nmb. was «urrouud.si and would hnvr tieen killed had not the young sergeant whom tie had promoted hn rnngoed the crowd, calmed them «mt »used hl« .-.ininiander .Iran wna present nt «nottier acene, t>«rtin|M> the ni<»»t lm|«>rtmit which took place during that errntfwi period 111« rexliiieut «.<• dniwu up <m the place de In nevoliithm In Pari« In a hollow square, tlie center taring m-cu pled by a guillotine Presently ttie wherla of a tumbrel |fwo wheeled < nrti were In-anl rolling over the ntonra. ami In It was standing the king of France. Jenu «aw him tmmni the «csffold «nd Ills bend drop Into n twiskrt By his prowem-e «• ■ gun rd the boy aided and abetted the exeenftoh. thus constitut ing himself « regicide. When the regiment was noire tied back to the barracks Jenn. who had lurorr a ntaneb revoliitionl«f. In ofiler to commemorate the tscetie in which he tied taken part tattooed on bls right .bong!) he »e dem «aw the picture and the motto he knew that they were on hl» art» At timer aa be grew old «nd wna lor ng the »treugtb that had eu ■ bl.d him to help build up an empire the blue ctiarm-t.-rv on hl« arm would nertn like u aerixrot coiled there How often nt nig it Io tb.- lonellue«« of hia haiiil« r bo cried out at tlie ever pre«- ent wltnr«» of bl» Inglorious cliaugr of principle was not known, for hi» i»uj- >-«ty »li | t alone At la»t the king fell III and ibis time knew tliat the hand of death wn» upon .in Hi» »ei ret wml d i«r known Ills crown lie could not tnkv with him. utid he did llot > arc to take it One thing only he would like to take «ml that ix-en giteti crimmnnd of « forre oppoa was those tattoo maik« tie had pricked llig tl»> rnruiln o! Frunre Ih Italy on bi» arm with n m-edle and India Jean was nrnt «t lt>v h. ad <»f •.hi.isxi Ink Itut tills memento of his past, men to ulti thè youiig eoniniMiidet ut tills link tli»t bound him to the de tlils army «t thè «outliniiril thro’ emeiit nml murder of a ««oerelgu. Thcii follotr.-d t w.i decade« that he could no more curry with him than must rettinln Iti hl»lory Ihr nm«t re the Insignia of royalty limrkalile cpo. b of imslern lime» 1 lie Ling died When a menial «-ent l'h.-w- two yuUIig mvti «me of ttiem to the death . haml«-i to prrparo Ilin thè conqueror of Europe. Hi«- otbvt t- .h to Hr In state and la- Viewed by ohe of tlls mo«l eltlclrhl «•»isiiints his nisf.-Mti « siibjrcts mi Ixirinx the nere relut.-.! iiy imirrlngv Tb.-lr Inter chest a d arms be saw the |>leturr of c«l» nere Ideai Irei. Imi they uri et gol the guillotine and read the won!» be on together The ohe limi hi» Interrai low Ih thè de|«*pig of thè tyruhl km» ex •liratb tv King» and Tyrant«!" erpt «o far a» Il left « « «< um > fot i hltn to «llp luto ns emfwror T!i> Otfier for a Ulne, elther thrmlgh n UH | urul lenulng (owar.l thè motto, lieutb ‘ to King* nml Ttrantaf* or «swing thut . hi» < liief wn» ul>«or!>ltig lite «tale loto j hnii»eit. o; p..-. | ti io lini l . ili In | lime cut )<«>»<■ from ihelr umorlng» | i ’ I f : • o li ' ■ ■■’ . «•» t.. ■ ....... io.-u are tilst» Durine thi» »l>ak<ng up of thè klng j A Story Illustrative of the Value <|iim» of K.iro|«- mie of thè Pirone« Il was eleetornl I». amo varnill The of an Advertisement. imtitry’n boy had fought mi th.-lr terrl tory and hn.t tx-rn kliid to thè proplr By HAROLD OTIS. tiwlng io hi» .«inii.s-ikm wlth thè greti |< righi 1»1 1 . ||,«|, l lx. A.»o- ron*|tier<>r he wit« tu Iteti tip ns a «mi clnilon | .fidate and rlerted klng Ami so II wn« that J.-nn llapil«ie Jute« Herns (Continued from last w-eck> dotte. *i I rrueh |«*asnnt. w ho ha.I s I. h .I guard while hl« king nar ete young widow’« lira i tli wn« not Improv .mill 11 I i.O I t.l 1 m ««I oil |11 • Hu t l.e -•«I I.y tin- Joiirury She cvMltlliUvvl to niotio I>■•<11 li to Kings nml Tyrant.«’’ I b-v ground, mid w bru ou the other tax nine Klug of Mwedrn died 1 -re lirr And now those words txa-nme nbnot li-utb she must Io.ic told tier fattiv-r Ir.iis to him 'Vhri. the Ling KMik off of b~r iriarrlagv tb .t therr Imd («-rii hi» iin.lrrvlothe« Iwforr going to l«-d ili li.-ir Ix.rn io bis propvrty and that there on hl- arm was the picture of : dir limi hlddeti thè |>U|«-r Thi» bldliig tile gllllloflne Willi the lllolt.i tx-I.eath ■f iti.- d iimvui i.«>k piar«. Iirfore sii» When they bud tx-eti plNced there, who ! w.-nt ahi'oad would have gfi.««ed that fate Intend.«) I compare.! tlir haii.l wrltlug wlth taking.iip thh. p.-is.iut soldier <’ud on.- that whlcb liuti Ix-vn ut Incinsi lo th» day pin* ing linn on a ill roneI tie foundliug’» ciotti«-« Tbey arre Ideo king wan rh-b and would gladly have , in al lloth »ero w rliteti In a |o» uUar given lltw-rnlly of tils gold io any one fashion, all thè lettera la>lng m«do w hr. would remove the ph liirr mid the j «Itti «liarp «ligie« word*. Tbcrv wit« im «urgrmi I»» llu»»r Ilo- oilu-r p.iiers In thè tx.x werr a days «o »klllf.il that he .-mild temoiv .ri ito»: te of mi. riago lieta erti lire. ■ hem. mid. tlioiigl. inlay tatiou work tur tl .riett and Julia t arr. also « ver may Im •<> d.-.ideucd a« to lx- ordmurlly tin. uie of ili.- turiti of ibrlr »<>n llec- llivislbtr. uli rtlbblny the skin II will toi li ned l-y Ilio |il.y»l<luti In atl.-nd- faintly reap|«s«r to confront the unv ance. who nontd l.anl«h It I told Hardy that there was ampi» <fm- .lay tlx king fell III The royal ev Idem-.- to piai e In» foatrr son In the physi. lun« were wnt for mid deckled |x>«««-.-Jon of ami. pro|H-rty as had llint Ins majsmly mn«t lw- bled The i . cu i.-ft |>r the »Iilpwre. k.-d Myron king raised the «lerve oil 1.1« left nrin . irr There could not likely he a will 'We usually bleed a |«ltleni on tlie in >•»« < nrr had mailed one from a right arm. yuur majesty.’’ »aid th.- op foreign pert before «inning on bla last erator. waler Journey But Bluer the t«>y waa And will not blooil taken from the the only < hll.l of Carr’s only child ho left serve us well?** thu king asked would Inherit the property as the only shortly. direct heir. "It may be *’ Not wishing to act alone In a matter ■•Then draw It from the left" In whlcb I timi no legni right to net at ’T’erhaps It 1« custom, your majesty. all. I persuaded Hartly to go with me |M-rtia|m tx«:.ti«e the left arm Is nearer Io d>-|«>«l< thè pa|M-ra we had found the heart, llim |.tiy«l. Ians Id.sd from with the pr..|H-r otilcer of tlie Inher Itnncr court, nml I hired an attorney tlie right.’’ I cho.se to l*e bimi from i I m * k-fl to attend tn the minor Inter«*!« The arm." Iii»l«l>«l the king. I.y this time property was aimut FJtKt.tXXI Tim «bow ing « choleric rmlne«« Hi the face Judge after hen ring my «tory offered They bled hl» tna |e*ty «• hr direct to apt-.lut either me or the child « foo ed. and be rvmvterml When again lie ter fallire hl« gunrdlan. ami Hardy In iiemi«») l.hsslltig «imtli.-r physician was slated that I would be the hotter man called Again the king bared hi» left for th.- purpose 11» al«o suggewted arm The physician u»ked him tn that tlie l«.v who would lidM-rlt a for raise the right sleeve Thi« lime bls tune should Im brought up In a majrnty had l.wt nun» of bls patience different iitmospbrre from that of a Tllevd m<- where I dlrm-t!" ho thun pliirulx-r'« home. I offered to take derm! "I*.. y.»u »approve that I. who little ll.x-tor and a««nmr tils guardian tiavr comniMmb.l on many baltleOelda ship If llnr.ly Insist«! mid If Ills wife and detented taking orders from the wns willing to give up the child Har •iti|«rror himself, am to lie dk tntml to dy <lld Inaisi, «nd Mr». Ilnrdy. for by a surgeon'” what -he c.-n- -letcd the g.xxi of the Tbr king’s command wn» obeyed child, gave » reluctant consent. And so It came to |«i«s that the story And so It wna that while laxlly cruis g»t abroad In tin- palace that the king ing nlong »'er the broad Atlantic ! would never submit to lx- bled from • ame nf»m that which gave nie an ob- hl« right arru It was repeat«! In j<. f of Inter.-t mid fnrned the life of w bis|M-r*. mid all who heard It non n foundling from the .«rear of a den«!. Th.- king never brant It. tmt plumlx-r to that of n clergy man All tie dreaded loot I.y what mnat «erm hl« thia happened <<-nrs ago. and llrrtor »trnnge artkm tie had en-lted Com Barrett 1« now nn honor to hl« calling. merit. V.-rily, great la ttie power of tba When Ills majesty arose In the morn pre*«. ing. unlike other sovereigns, he mu«t nee.) exclude bl« chumta-rlnln« sial hl* gentlemen of the bedchamber. Not rven a valet could lw admitted during "I wi«n, ” «a>d Ih» woman who haa tlie change from nlglit to day clothe* children of hor own. "that women or during Hie tuifh laat the blue pic w.ruld understand the delicate mechan- lure of the guillotine «nd the word» ism of a child. How would they like a Ix-tiealh lw »een and tbr secret come out Who knows but the kuowiedgv ! giant to enme along and suddenly drag that the king wn« thu« chnluml to the them from the ground by one arm, a« I murder of a king «prrdd among his have seen ao many people do to rhiki- fvrople might cause a sv-nsatlon tbat ren? When you're lifting a child, lift would end In revoliitk.u? And how it evenly by both arma, or from the would vtxl the revolution? Well might waist, don't yank it up by a grab at one Ills majesty »tindd. r ami are In the tat wri»t arel then wonder why it criea. tooed gullk.tlne a pktttre of til« own It makes me ao angry I alwaya want to eod. pull the arm of that inconsiderate And •» the king lived chained. «« It woman hard, and «ee if «he wouldn’t were, to the s. ene In which hr bad a»- cry, too. It’s a thing that mother« and slated In hla early youth and wtikh aunt« awl atoterw ought to learn." how he would lure to &>r»*t. *'*S arai a gulilotlne ntth a figure tylbg iipou it Inde mentii werr thè noni». Itratb lo Kltut» «nd Tyratit»’ The «urral rvnd tu advuncvnient at Ih • finir was b> i -rwn« ->f thi* rev.du Po: lene a furimi» Itepubb an w«n ralsrst troni nnr rsnk io nnother itti he lesnx a major generai Bui II was uot hi» pellti.nl «fll'bitlon* «'mie that can»cd hi« «dvsmvnmt ite foiigbt thè e ne mie» of hi» country un thè Rhlne and ihnne) tiimself a brut» and •kll'ful « fti. rr Meanwh’te ttiat «nmr boy who ha>l come t<» Frnm r to «ch.wM when Jean was golng to thè laland hnd rt»on In thè mllitary «erv|c» and hnd THE BOTTLE MESSAGE.