The Santiam news., February 03, 1916, Image 3

n •
'M.’re /i .ng to take
(J'j- cn «»’ Slicbn home’"
' .
!' 1 !." • 111 S’.l».«n. quit*
* • ; ' « “W' *1 you jo«1 of her!"
tyv n
S‘ • '
noi»v
ri 1 ■ ' ’ .id >!> ■! n*«i Susan finish­
ed ’ r «»<■!' am! then went tn the
s««t sritut of th •• limi««', where she
live«! « ,t‘i 1 l -Jr dden aunt.
“A i;' M'ii-«>, Jon»« hi« sh'pjMsl
•' ■ Illi: Her >n with t'.iptain
lìti k ’ «he - öd in a matter of fact
■ ne «H *h«' til; ke I the old Ind« uv<-
d ’ t’iv co-
ml turned down the
’n mt«.
“V ’.'re a f l, Su«ati Tipping,”
•hr
d 'li«s Mid.-'U angrdy. "I»
ing t»> take that gooso along
The Queen
O( Sheba
She Finally Recarne Part of
a Bctrotlwl Feast
A. G. Prill
Hr CLARISSA MACXtF.
•i
«
Su»an Tipping peen'd from her
simkiw a* Jonas Wilton turned into
the path that led to the -hipyurd
Behind him walked a large gray
go'ise.
“I’unuy Lv hate» that g<«»»c »■
bitter as I du and maybe worse, but
she’ll nertend she like* ¡1 just to get
umund him. Widder» 1» cunning
rittir»’ I »hun t sacrifice my prin­
ciples to pl« j*e n<> man- not cion
J oiiu » Wilton.
I'il always »land Ip
whut l'«e said—all 11 guowc 1* tit for
1» to r«xi»t and »erve with appt
sauce!” Su-mi Tipping sat >1:
broiuled rv.-entfully over a d sturU d
pn»t in which Jon.i« Wilt >11 had r«
pcatedly axked her to be nine In,
wife, and «lie had a- reix-ut- II re
futii! a» long u» the objectionable
goose «vaddled in the hnckgrmind.
When Jonu» Wiituu faced I..-
housckecper aero*« the «tipjier Libi ■
that night excitement « * writte1
on hi.- hrotued flee end 1:1 h » r:> ■■
ltig rii1» *Tvc got a «nrpriM- for
you, ,\|i»s Tipping,’’ he -a <1 mwl1
riau»ly us lie «tirred his tea - “a «ur
prise that’ll lift you dean out o
your shin's, imi’iim?"
“Tell me, too.” purreil the Widow
Lee'» deep voice from the doorway
M:
'I ipr Illg brought II I p .
from the sideboard and re«mn. <l !
scat with 11 lloiirish of lilac colore 1
skirt*.
“I've left the vard.” anrmune'>
Mr. Wilton dramatically
The two nomen -t:r. J at I
"What’« the matter?" guapeil
Mill nt la«t
"1’01 going awu«." explained
ne* < arelcsid«. "|'«e *!upp. Inn
Blue Heron «nth t ipr.nn ILuk
are going to China, «c »mi
bad, fol a «ear."
“You'll be dreadful seu>>ieh
have never been to sea in your lif<
faltered Su«mi,
“Fiddle’" «uni Fanny Ixe *'iarp
ly. "He won't lie ink. lie'» «ui'<
a «kill on the Lay ever inner he wn
a bo«. Ain't you, captain
Jona* bitidied at the newl« co:
ferred title u .d turned a
eye on the widow, "’l l re ain’t
one tiling worries me." he < ri d
hesitn ntlv
“What’s that ?" die a«' < d :\l«
“Queen o' Shda •!:<•» g<>t 1
«t.iv licliind. Captain ILn'..
-;
he can’t accommo ' it - no i
Jonaa -hlftial uneasily • - a
Illi
Stl-an'« blue e\e» denote.I t l.lt -
undi rstniHt the captain'» objcetio >
It v.as n relief t<> tarn t > the W
o«v la-e's •«••nputheti f. c . id
her »ii'iie of perfect under-t ml
"That there goo«r ha« Loen 1
— like a“— floundered Jona* palh>
icallv
"Like a dear friend I kn >w wh 1!
it i* to part «till arc’» dearv-t .11:
neier si t eyes on 'em again W 1
llobert pa»n d away"
I . ny U-
chokiil dow n a ri»ing »oh ami j r1*«
i'll the fringed i-.ip' ill I" *1'
Mr Wilton liMikcd urn omfurtii'.
"I hope Queen o' Sheba wdl I ■ 1. i
right when I get home," lie -nd
with a furtive glance at Si».;n’-
clnudcd face.
,
"I »han’t take cure of the critter.'
»aid .Mi«» Tippm ; decidedly a» ».
Crcpured 1 > clear the taLlc. "It •
»ttnd to follow «nnir one around
town.
I won't be dogged by t
>•<" ««•"■
ft was a tragic moment for Suaan
Tipping, and her tone was hitter If
Fanny Lee a»«:mei) the care of
Queen of Sheba it meant th t th
breach between Jone* and hi« hoii*<-
keejier would I e irreparable.
The Widow lav arose to the occri
«inn «liicli hud been made for her
"I'll take rare of the p<r4 entter
Jona*.” «he said «oftly.
Site run
run around my Wellard, and aom<
times I’ll take her for a walk, «am
ns you did.“
“ ‘Binis of a feather.' ” floated
acidl« from Susan*» compressed lip«
as »he disappeared in the kitchen
and clrmed the door behind her
Sb rtly afterward Su«an . r
the Widow lu'c and Jona* M ilto:
lixiir the bonne by the «ide door n. d
|o around to the «hod wher (,»u« vn
tf S.ieba lived in solitary «plcrn! w
Good l _'i
Automobiles
Miir Strrrt
*795.0(1
M«»»lei 75, 25 h
*695.00
Five Pdbri-ngcr Touring <‘at*,
SCIO MEAT MARKET
hcad(|i:artei s for jiiic)
steaks and tender roasts
arc
Highest market price paid for Hide«,
Vrai and
Hog*.
Give us a trial
HoiecheK
Bros,
Scio
Another Year
of the
»i
Thia l eaut fai cxpcs:tion will continue all the year l*Uf>
If you »
bigger and bet­
‘ an i»i«-? . in IW1
fleeted to
not fail to we thia beautiful city thia year.
time too.
do
Six mon th» round trip ticket» are on »air daily
from Mil
i
Trains Every Day
CJUifSEKll tl?RES$
be tween
12:10 P. ,M.
Portland
.EXPOSITION SPECIAL
ai.d
San 1 rancisco
3 50 P. M.
Through standard and t iwlat »le.-p.cg cars,
dining mim I ub»ervatlon ear*, r-leel <on< i vn
make traveling a |>l> «*urr.
Ask our local age.it fur further information
ur write
SH1SÎ1 LiM.TEO
8:15 P. M.
si*i rsAMGisca
ÍVP.ÜS
'till < ny
Jlla.ly except Sunday
I» (Ki
MUMiERS and WEST
SCIO STAGE
; ■
m .
-r-. - ;
’v ’ >' Í ?
■
", : ■<
Surgeon
c
The winter la the logical
Pacific North* eat pointe t«» Southern California.
I;») A. M.
Albany.
Physician
Many of the beai exhibit« from can Franiirro have he n
transferred to San Diegu.
(urvalhs A Eastern
Ml SEEKS
A.
San Diego
ter than ever.
WK'I SCio
North
South
Not’irv Public
l’i II r tn «ve the critter Kfiil Estito
•it
Jibed
Intieri«,
urrun»:. «lie
i • mid hi tn
iiiv * «O« of I
Administrator of E.tati »
♦¡rmrrdi’d .it • 1 •••
4MI Negotiated. Al tract»
h •!,«■< ! Su mi h
ill a
“Pmwr.ihd
Obtain vd and Examirvd
otrungv voice.
“I i"'2nt you didn’t know. Of
<•>”■ o- t’ . i. 11 r • t -»t It «tu« olì
ti.i i- i«t n: Bruti!. He fell over
'
r'i and <■ dmwnditl. unJ Cap-
tu.n !!
,1 nt r.< rd to the telly-
.•r
i «tnt.nn, und of cmirac they
0. PR IL L. M. D.
to d nu
Vim’ll keep Queen n
Sheba, won't you?"
'
• .
I : ; vlv ut the long
nr k «nd yelloW bill wriggling nut
Telephone, Exchange Jto. It
of th< »' id > « '» black «liiiwl.
••I’n « .| cure of her," said Su
SCIO
:
I
;
OREGON
»•
"l’ut her in the «heil
I e g'Mxi to her—for Ili»
0.
I ./ny Lev, turn in,1,*
*n
UKYAXT
Panama-California Exposition
SOUTHERN PAC.FIC
John M. ecott. Genwral Passengi-r Agent
Portland. Oregon
ATTORNEY AT LAW
bi' gowl tu her.“ rejx'.ited
uttli a »trmige »niile a» she
201-2 New First National Unni Hldg.
I lie d.ior.
Or
dui a week later Susan wa*
OKEGON
la r irHer iii luiivlv enntein- ALBANY
"f tile great gi»oac thnl
il the fejit. Her fair Wore
ik of one who ha* overvome
■i.n. Init her triumph a a*
l>\ Inek of ap|x*litr mid a
lintii-nng pmn al her !i< nrt.
i lie kit<! • il door opi-netl liomilv.
ml f.llll i.ar feet tr ilepi d iieoi*- the
both Teh i>h(Hicn
lumr.
’>a<an Tim’ing. I’ve «anted to
ST J \ Kh\ ■■ Oit KtiOX
• ■ « a for > nil «car!" m.d to Su
*.in - cori't rnat-on a pair of arms
on.-iri !c«l her and she «1.1» ki»»cd b«
no other li. in Jonas Wilton hiniself.
It un» .lohn
"I wnsn’t drowm’cd
Wil-on, the cook!"
In her joy Susan nearly ki*»cd
Jonas in return, hut <i «miden rec-
•>!!<•« tinn its-uilrd her. and «lie push*
d him u . i'« and aro-c to her feet. I
•W ,:t about I'anny Lar ami Queen
Telephone: 27-7
o’ Sl.<
' e
!■ ik good care of
the g . . .«• for you," she said quietly. SCIO
ORFQON
"I got a »¡Ik *hm»l for Funny
lx*e." •■■.!<) Jona*. "that'll pa« her
for her trouble. \» for the goose—
then- no t 1. «thing happened to her Why Vou should llse Chamber Iain's
lough Remedy
'
I!<» voice a|nu>*t quivered
Because it ha» An <*»tablt«hv<l reputa­
with suaponw,
“Tiler1 «he is! Something ha* tion won by iu g»x«l works.
>. !ij <■( d to her. I wax «o--so - Bccaune It is moat esteemed by thiwo
w roftg! t up when I Inurd you war who have used it for many /rars, aa
fro . ndial I ju«t took spite on her occasion required, and ar«1 best aequinl»
• d ! bed her. but rio-x ■otnehow I ••<1 with it» g«" d «luahtirs.
• 1 n't «at her. I wn* awful menu to j IWcame it loowen« ard relie ve» H eokt
a»»*4 aids
swLdsw awAd»«aLM
ah».* «y»t,
-.».— a m
1 ill ,1 | et ,
’ Siisiin *tood aloof, and
nature *»»
in aM»»*BAML»»»Mu*
restoring the
to
a
healthy
coixlition.
fwlc and de’iant
"Pet nothin
eninf >rt<d Jouas, I Because it «toes not contain opium or
with hi* arm« d> uit lier once more any other narcotic.
t drew«)fi ’ timi of li«*ing tag­
Because it]is' within*the reach of all.
I i>« li;..: >• »c ft made It only roots a quarter . ^Obtainabla
talk ni'l it kept us apart, everywhere.
irtili- tip mv mind I'd run
aua umvjK, jonic
Old papers 5 cent* a Imrwik* at
G. r. Korineh, B. V. S
Veterinarian
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
DENTIST
Official Directory Shelburn Local
NO. 12S
Asa 'hanks, «ee, Shelburn
uf the
Meet»
1st and 3d Sunday* at 2 p. m.
I
i
• V*
<1. L
Sutherland ( rçanl/er. Ih-nm
County I nion
F I. Smith, Pres, Lebanon
C C Snyder, .'ee. Crabtree
How’s This?
Mrct» quarterly on first Saturday in
January, A[ ril, July and October of
rarh year.
Richardson Gap
LOCAI. NO. 112
Jno Shiman»k, Sec. Scio
R. Borov icka, Purchasing
Agent
Crabtree.
Meet» l»t
month.
> • *•
(‘otnpletflv Etpiippc i
Elt'ctr c l.iííht» ¡tini Starter
\\ t‘
Woodbam-SpringHeld I'rai.ch
Fanny Ixx1’» gong to take
e of it."
- M
-.1'» dark eyes glared
ii .it R
:« <•. "Uo along, do!
Ko»' Shtdlnii, Prop
t gut
« p to ne with you nt
Phono li-û|.*i
\vd h • «■■i«. red Ic-.U'uth lier
>!f
ith little grout* of ili»-
STAGI. Mt i I S XI I. lit USS
II re.
Leave» Selo 1‘oatoffice
i
' aftéi ward Jornia sailed
on tl Blur Heron. Th* WiJ- nt 7.10 a m .oxi 5 <X> n m for West Scio
U1. !’.a ted tin gray guoao I»a u and Hilf« a m ai d group in for Munke-«
t. and Q ■ ti of Sheba
;.tided .it the tan-
unitud two loving, i
A. the mootha
i new « entnr from
n »trained look tn
i ix« .nmi dly tn tin'
gray gm>«c rorrived " . A. Ewing.
A. !
Rai. lull,
•de an richl« dc*-rv- President
Vice I‘re*.
pri t! Uorv di'xit-nb»
E. 11 M ver*, < a hier
grown lawn.
• «car Aunt Mvh»«a
Uosa a general barking tn.«r < » .
iini.i" i rd left Su «un
rtceiye» monvy »ub;c< t to checa, paya
end thou «and dollar».
interest un
time
d«'posits, and i»
nt poorer i . . otic frtvnd R -• Su-
rvgularly
inajected
by »tot. bang
in pin lined v. n .lnnn< l ame back
c uotihl ¡ • » iv nd leave tin- examinen.
imp to hil and hi» uniting bride
Ihierti uf Shi'lta
« <i'd «
■ r : ■ :bt I'n'.nv
t the
p. i-e tj* Sti»nn's
r r ■ • were rcil, mid «he
di - mid il 11*111 k veil
riceve -Volve Motor
Model 83. 3.5 It
Arenai and Departure o< Passenger
Traina
and
3d
'undavs
of each
We offer Ono Hunt ted I oiiari
Reward lor anv ca?o oi Catarrh
that cannot lx: cured by 1 laali'•
Catarrh Carn.
F J. CHKXrr A CO.. Tnll.to. O
Wf. tl*e ar rrr.'fc .4 t n.r k’* * 1» F J
<’hm*jr for Ibr Li« 14 v*«r*. it *1 b***tv»
him |*»rfwilv I .rtO» Lh hi t»n t>uMn*a*
tr*n**etlovw and <*«««• - uik Md»- io carry
ot;t nriv
’
Irv tfiT nrm
XAHON a L HKXK <»• • »»«MKIK’K.
Toledo. O
Hair* Catarrh Cuar I p <»• «-r f- t< r»m.
bent»« dlrer»)y u,xn th t*
l «M nt»i
rotis ft>rf*<’*-■ of tne •>»! n. T «tlnwmiah
arm fr*». rr. • .• cwtls prr bouU.
Vy a 9 Proco»*«
Talk« Ha.. • I BtsiPy l’i a far cuoa ipattow
the News office.
(Cunc’udcd on page 4)
!>• T
£
•
«r.