The Santiam news., October 12, 1916, Image 4

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i Possibly About You Ì
Solving a
1 Noblem
¡Wt quality butter wrappers,
n1 ally printed to conform with
When a Great Light Came Into
the law, 60c per hundred at the
Hu Brain.
New »office.
Please remember that we n<- d
B> R R. SHI LTON
our money on the hrst of each
Csvcrly look tl up from tloj litter
month. Sanitary Mar»« t.
of |«q. i» oti ti • i>< r.iry table and
- •«' loll t*ut Luther me
genu*
i:tv lv ala rnitxl
It wa* then that
t'averlv heard the n»-w» one dav
ti
. i. . tn ». irr• Fred-
i rick Brow«ter. her fvtlier’a part­
ner. The rumor «tirreJ turn In nc-
lion, and with n«> wa-ie of time he
b«irrie«l Io li> r h<«o«c *!r font <1 the
.fl ill the little library where In
‘‘ad «««cn Iter lu«t.
It «1» m rather tire I Calherine
ivho greeted him. a thin and pitiful
Catherine, u !h I«:;» eye* and an air
• ' wcrtfino.« (hat rotiM-il h • inmoat
• • f » .««•».*
“l-oak bere,” he »j.il with hi«
r> ardvd .Iiuiig..lfii!iy tiw pretty, n».-al cand >r, “y<’u look ju»t ab ut
Fifty cents round trip to Al­ aiiKiui:« fuc«- of th«- girl who (at 1 plsyt«i uuL”
"Well, I <un.” «lie «aid, aiuuxt de-
bany Round-Up Ociotier 12, ia c I um - to tl>i« lire.
-|’.l no iih-u your father »m »•> faiitiy,
ai d 1 1 Pitone R M Cain.
"And ah:t, nlj thi* I four about
h«-«vi!y involved in thi« mutter,*'
. »iid fie. “There i« |>t Al<>U« I.ttl<- your marryt::g i.reu«tei ?” he de-
When r< i e ving your subscrip­ left for you. If lie tia«l lived no lllabded.
"The truth," fix- »aid wearily.
tion to the News, don’t forget to doubt lie aould have made an un-
Csvcrly L / ill pilluilg at the fin-
remind us of the big tn igazine menac fortune nut of tin« thing.
A* it i» - well, utiout thirty-five . r» of I s glove« His brows wi <■
offer.
hundred i» all I can make out of dra*>ii together, and hi« ares refu»-
the « talc, f gure it up a« l>e»t I t <1 to moet her own. Plainly there
, ua» MKiivtliinx he wanted to «ay.
(hi his return from a trip in i «-an.”
The girl »aid nothing The pa«t lathering knew the «ymptnms of
the southern part of the co jnty,
(»rant Pirtle, proprietor of th«- few dur» tfi.it t'an-rlv had I m - cd fig­ old Sin- wailed pstiriitly.
''What an- vou marrying him
uring, figuring, nl«nt* figuring, had
St Charles Hotel, reports that in prepared her for the wor«t.
for?" I «• bluricd <>ut nt I igtn.
Ilarrmburg, Halsey, etc. il ,g( •■.*
“M itivy!" »«id ('«ti’irr.ne through
otl can’t live on wimt't left,
buttons are in such demand that 'Catherine," lie «aid »lowly, the ti,-ht lip».
rhere wa» another pi-ruxl of ai-
they are selling for ten Cents while lie looked fr wnittglv at the
, lencs.
txihng.
“
You
»
inply
ran
t.
I
real
­
apiece. Albany Herald.
"II«' ha»n't got a* much money
ly think tin- only way out of this—
a* I h ive," «> -,i,| he.
I llie only fi‘ii»ible way**—
Crops being good, prices being
The girl wn< ailent.
lie paus'd, »hilr hi« frown dn'p-
“Why didn’t yu.i marry me?” h*
good on ull Kinds of produce and ' cued.
crop«, and it being the time t.f
"Wh.it i» the way you »uggeat, •>ai«l »licrpiy. "I’d hate given tou
more money than lie can. I'd have
year when 1 rued a bunch of Jun?” llivg.rl a-ked »erv quietly.
been better t«> you, too. I’ll warrant
"Well,
you
««i',"
».nd
lie,
“
I
have
cash, if you can’t pay your ac­
I know Browser
I <iin’t
money enough. Fa. t i«, Catherine, y on.
count this fali I do not sec how I've pul more than I know «-hat to Ix.’ar the thought of your marry ng
on know me.
\ oil know
you ever can.
Please come do with. You mu»l let me take cure him
I'll
nt
l«'«»t
I,«-
decent
tn
you
I’ll
through promptly.
If you of ton. We’d Iw'tter be married, you
not trouble you. I'll keep out of
rnd
I.
That
will
give
inc
the
right,"
haven't the cash bring in the
n'U ii»k. Why
The girl thi«iicd. She looked at your way a« much a» »»•
wheat or oats, which ure as good
lhe homely, honc«l face now l>cnt don't you marrv me?"
as cash, and I will give you the again afi-ite the p.i|n't» on the table
"I ran't,” «he »aid.
“Why not ?” he demanded.
market price. N. I. Morrison.
“Oh, Jun,*' «he «.nil breathlessly,
“Bcciin**- be- .mac—oh, it'» dif-
“how can you? 1» I kti««« how you
i-rent! | can’t i irry yon just for
Dr J G Turner, formerly mean it.’ «he hurried <>n a* a look mmev, Jim. I can't I can’t!"
nf pained «urpriac i r<>»»<■-1 nt» face.
of Lowe & Turrn-r, rye “You arc '« imm I, a* you’ve el nay a
“Why not ?" he r«-| < ated in -xora-
a;>ec!alintM of Portland will I «« at been—too good nn<l !>x» thoughtful bly.
“Don’t you know?" the girl ask­
Hotel Scio, Munday. Oct 2t$d. B'.it n nrri'•! '" She laughed a bit
ed, I er fa««’ tiirniMl away.
Dr Turner devotes Ina entire lij »ten« adv. "Oh, dear, no!”
"No,” »aid li®.
"I *;»h vou wu'.dd," »aid he
time, energy and effort exclu­
“Well, I can marry Mr Brewster
rather heavily. “A» I »ay. I have
sively to th«« eye. He n a gradu­
inot.i-v <n plenty, aril tins e*tatc of for his money hecau»v I don’t care
ate of the Northern Llii «>is Col­ V«»ur father’»"—
lor him, and you" -
Csrcrlv »at up. The blood rush­
li gr of Opthamology a rd Otology
“Jim, liu»h!” «aid the girl “It 1»
ed
to hi« face, then receded, leaving
I'iva»«' — please don't
of < hieago. Illinois, and hi* nad impo»* blc
it very white.
m
anything
more
ulmut
it.
I'll
mure tl an IM years of hard and
“Catherine. Catherine,” lie <r cd,
take rare of miwlf «omelinw
practical experience and know;
rhere’« u little money, you «ay “you don't mean—you can't mean
hia business thoroughly in all tv Well and g«>od. I »'tall have to »up- —good Lord’"
"I mean lh.it I docarealiovt you.
brancheo. This is no side line. t r»rt iny»rlf I <!ia'l »imply have to
Dr Turner gives your eyes a l.-arn to Flirn«'» my tnu»te. I cer­ Jim, and «o”—
"Did you think I oirer»*l to
mo»-t thorough, searching and tainly should bi' able to do some­ marrv you ju»t lai-ati««- you were
thing with that
I'm «lire I can
scientific examination with the
. left alone iii th«' w .r'd and practi-
make u good lot giving lewoni«."
latest improved electrical instru­
Csveriy looked doubtful.
"Of ' udlv pcnnilras ?” »aid lie. "Did v<>u
th tk I didn't care about <
ment.* a«id when he preacrilws i-onr«' if it’» quite unpoa»ll>le”—
didn't love vou*
tiiHal beaten«,
“
It
is,*
’
she
declared.
glasses it h with positive and
fatherine,
where
are
your eye»?
"Will, then," said he,.»t:ll dtibi-
absolute assurance that they are
ou»lv, "v««u might try the miimc I’ve lot cd you »im-r you u-i-re «
the best anu only kind suited to ¡«•»»■mA It it if t'n-y fun the offer I child I’ve I'««-—uhal'» the «••n»e
your eyes. If you do not need just made »till hold» good."
• ■f iny trying to tell you li >w mu. h
glasses h<« will tell >0.1 so frank­
lie arose u*id picked up hl« hat I loved you’ I ain’t. I di In’t »up-
• iom * you ever cured i«o rent» for
ly. No charge for exarnmatior and glove» A» tin door < hnu-d be­
•j«—not with iny face and my g> n
hind
linn
the
girl
»tond
at
the
win
­
« r consultation; satisfaction < mr-
<
ral »tttpiditv."
dow watching rather wistfully the
anteed. Consult him at Hotel broad shoulder« and the erect head
"I »liould never have fold you,"
•aid
she, "but now things sre all
Scio, Monday, Oct. 23d.
as their owner mad«« in» way toward
»cttled with Mr. Br«'W»t«'r somehow
the titenuc.
Something like a rueful »mile —somehow"—
Expression of Appreciation
______
«.
followlrg named men and their familie«
for their many act» of kindnv»« and
present* to u» on the eve our leav.ng
Frio: Frank Hartu, Frank Rorer, An­
ton Steponek.John Shindler.J<»e (toner.
John bhlmanek, Cha* Chrt, Joa Hoy an-
ov»ky, J F Piochaska, J F Kukacka,
Frank Kula
We also wiah to extend our beat
wishes and kindest regard* to other
friend« whom lack of time prevented
u* calling on before leaving.
Mr. and Mr*. 1 rank Mtkulka.
A Good Position
May be had by any your.? man '
or young lady in the fir Id of
railway or commercial teleg­
raphy. Since the pas.sage of the 1
eight hour law by Congress, it
has created a great demand for
tel-graph operator«.
Positions
l«aying from 175. to $9(1. per
month with good chances for ad­
vancement. It will pay you to
write Railway Telegraph Ins’t of
Portland, Oregon for full par­
ticulars.
1113 j
curved the corner» of her mouth. If
Jirn’a offer had on!v come under
T'■ '
-
ssdif
fcrenf wav, »he «a» thinking, it
would have simplified matter» amsi-
tngly.
Hut Jim
»itch a whole »oulcd,
honest, »low minded chap, he never
could do a thing tactfully nut hide
the real import of hi« meaning.
"They’re not settled until after
I’ve seen him," Cavcrlv declared
“And what’s settled will be quickly
unsettled. You thought ! warted
to marry you just to take care of
you—bc'causc I thought It W»» fflv
dutv, eh? Will, lust watch me.”
l!r caught her in In* arms. Even
•tnpid men have moments of »nine-
thing approaching brilliancy.
Pendleton Normal School
Proven Necessity
(Copied from Pcrttand Orogoulaa t
Mn\MlHTH. Or*. June
~ ( k -
n Normal
•rhn< l opeaod Ibis week . .
«tu-Vw'.» carolled Tsk.
la.'X<‘«t on w. rd for state Normal In Oregon ....
how to care for large student body a problem ....
►. >1 N .ns crowded into at'IUorluui w lb Mating ra
paciiy ot 4M>
Galleries filled with extra rha.r» in
ai»l««
More than l»0,«tud<-ntc Mat« 1 on platform
New boarding house» completed. ad4't.< n» to r«< ut
Im- bouse« built and tent* used
tine bundl'd girl«
sleep on upper floor of «choel
1 br off)« lai «ch.pl report gi«<-a lio grade pupila
io »!> r month, tor teacher practic.
Read »hat those you have elected to handle the
affairs of your state and w ho are thoroughly informed
regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say
conceinmg measure IOS on the ballot at the coming
election:
;
By Jam«« Withycomb«. Coverror of Oregon:
iff
ably in ><c<1 rt.'
«»»» normal
Srh»»*»| »«-rat and px^f.d’» ti.n iff Ihr logit m I (»I m «« f»*r «*
B- h««ad «*| thiff tlatM* th
<Jirgv*4l
Uy J. A Churchill. Stale Superintendent of Public
instruction
I tr .»• (hat th* voters f t th** Htate will
in
t
*. t -.
tandatd -■< out S.h.srlw i-V ***tMhii«hlf>C M
bi«le N «final M« h««**i al l***f*dlwlv*n
By P L. Campbell. President of the Uh«vertity of
Oregon:
At
«at »•? * addlliut.al Normal H« hcmM te urgently
In < •<•<>»« ”
By W J Kerr. President of the Oregon Agricultural
College
'. > ».fit i ■ ;«h- f l*»*ndh ’ n air Hilt la t ¡ng 4 tnrmunr
f • II»« <
at.? « M »»f u N*-rfnal Hi h»«wl «( lhal pi a-«
tl will <l*< rnv p, .4«.ufe» lu t»uj»j»‘.r| till«» irt».«'»urw
By J- H Ackerman. President Oreg< n Normal School,
at Monmouth:
\ « .f
..!*•> •- .f th« «it ,.<t; n will «uf vi’M« »a,
one that <*trg*«n n»«««ij» a Normal r»< h««o| «n tCa»l**ru «»<»■•
a n s»n«| I’rhd.r |«>n ill«-» m H thr gov • r liftlrfll r «'«4 «1 r eiuefil•
By t c County School Superintendents of Oregon
1.« •- *lvrd Hi..l t » Ihr ■«< fiffr <>( tha C'«i<4niy >« H im »!
Hep* • 1« t-.dm 1 «*F tt»r mu1,» ■■>t
in < « tvaniiun
<y «sterni |i «l Ihul the i«< Ml
ss< Ihr Mt h<M»|M t»f Ihv
I m !» derma» «1 fhiit'.iMMl fa« iilllr» f»»< lb»- training uf
h.i«f» w an<l that w<-. Ih«-rw(«*r» rn«1<»fa«- th« I ii MI m II v «
|«t »■•*I.»1 t;ali m N«»«ntul S< h«w»l al |*»<n«lle|on
By Mn Charlee H Ceotnrr, President of the Oregon
Federat-on of Women a Club«
’*1 mu’»! hrai Illy *n<J«M»a !!>•> |« k at lull vf »nid Not nial
Hch<”jl at l'rf»di**l«m
Prof Robert C French. Former Président of the
Normal School Located at Weaton
An immrdlwlr r*»f *»•«« h 4
m ! M*me
.fll'dl p ■•■( ’.ih -I l***f><.|»wl«»|> Would pi <>V W .« givutt MMffrt
tw th» HI•• I• ul <*«•'»; ’»»
B F. Mulkey, t ■ President Southern Oregon Normal
School
I »1 .»H *1 . jh
I i>- l»->.iin of un tuuitern <>i«gun
NuUTi.ll St likMd at I ’»ip.ll»-loll
Stall l>< aril <>f Hi g« nix of Oregon Nornuil School
il« . I.ii<s Ih it "ili< m i is-tiiv lor additional Normal
« h I ioo I fai-iliti« M in Oregon is apparent.”
Portland Cluinilirr ol (.oniiru t«•«• emlorses miasure
BOX .mil s.iv Pendh Ion most logical location lor Nor­
mal -cliiMil in I'i.istern Oregon
308 X YES is a vote for your chiloreh
<»‘Ald Ad« I
Ka««!«*rn Or»|f.»r» Xfate Nii*rrn<s1 K«
Cofttmilfve
11» J II
Kv< > . I ’vi»i||e*t«»<«. < hv
FORS
4
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Price Announcement
The following het price« on Ford car» and chassis, f. o. b.
Detroit, became effective .tuguat I, 1916;
Ford ( hasiit
I3K.00
lord Runsbcut
144.00
Ford louring Car
100.00
Ford Coupelct.......
•05.00
Ford Town Car.,,
W8 00
Ford redan
«46.00
Carerlv, on In» part, «talked down
In »nmr countries tattooing 1«
the little »trcct, wondering how on
adopted for •<•»« rsl purp >-For
We guarantee that there will be no reduction in the above
earth he had ever the courage to
example, in Samoa. when a woman
price«
prior to August I, 1917—but can give no assurance
tuske In» offer and feeiing decided­
is married several tati»o mark* are
whatever againat an advance in thc«e price» at any time.
ly like a man who had taken an un­
placed on her. and both in F iji and
fair advantage
"Me?" h«' »n d «omrufuUy to him- Samoa the birth of each child i«
»«■If and half iloud.
“Catherine registered in tin» way on the moth­
er’» hand. At Tali ti serum* crime«
marn me? I don't blame her. I
I swear I don't! Mi fan- would »top are punished b« tattooing a mark
upon the forebead of the dcliu-
a .-lock two b’oeks away, and I'm
quent.
ju»t about a* much «inlcd to her
a» an elephant 1» to a humming
bird. Lord know», though. I can’t
I
liear the lli«> ight of her working for
I
Ph ne, Home 27
SCIO, OREGON
tier living."
I
.X’evvrthefe • the mtiaic lesson*
I
began. But wmvliow they were not
n-.r <-u«t-.-vif r, «»V N ATOt. FINK-
I’PI.E I'KFSIN I' >MIX>l‘M» ■>,».
i great» . > ■»« Catherine struggled
rom
Jtilr«
..f
fr« «h pineavp!. «
on bmvvly, but pupil* wen* few and
■r«- -«-«I- rosaln at.4 Mh«r »• i-
lori Muddy Complexion
Trespass notices, 5c each at
n<-«l'y r*co«nl»«4 tncr»4t*nl«, la »«••
ar l>«-tHe.- i, in ! nt the end of the
«■< ■< «blr r (’ey hr.« «« r v**j f -
the
News office.
ornarli trouble.
W« «rjt fie a, -
Take Chamberlain'« Tablet« and
;irst y«ar there had > «. n an amaz­
' A» botti«» with a lacntf b«. X eurr-
ing «hrink.ige of the »lender legacy
adopt
a
diet
of
vegetable«
and
cereal«.
-tre bit tbr>«» who tr
It ,«» th-v
.-uM « rt ,t.h«nr, th» brn.flta d .
Take outdoor exerciae daily and your
that bad ' o.in to her at her father’*
I r.t f T i»n tit»«« th«
-t
S««
complexion will be greatly improved
whit It Will do for ybu.
AU dru«-
suddi-ti death
•<«t» »!•»
Clover sack« for sale by the
within a few months. Try it. Obtain­
Another
tuati'.h*. <nd so little J
Scio Milling Co.
able everywhere.
C. A. Fverrtt, Srio, Orogon
On Display and For Sale at
FRED T. BILYEU Residence
Pineapple Juice Is
Fino for Stomach