Zomnort No. 01091
Colonel Bunker
Son of Zombro 2:11
Mr. F. B Knapp of Footer took
in the Medicine show at Cra» f«»rds-
ville last Friday evening returning
on Saturday morning
Zomnort is a brv stallion, strip in hts face weigh luAti |>> >unda
Sired by the great Zombro. 2:11. one of the greatcat airea of
track horm*» in the United States
H R Slaven* and family viaiu-d
the «how at Crawfordsville on Sai*
urday evening
Zomnort was sir«*!, a* abovv «tatevl by 1 Zombro wh<> ha. I OH
colts in the list of 2:10 to 2SMi
The < dam of Zomnort wan
Norter by Ih-l Nort 2 OH. m-mnd dam Minnie h 2 Ihj n ade forty
year* ago, Her sire wa* Billie Cone, he by Flying Morgan, 3rd
dam by Flying Morgan
J A Coulter and son are making
daily tripa to l-cluinon with th«-ir
auto truck
Zomnort ha* hail but four colts which have lievn worked, viz
1 .1-'- t.-i
I
J •(.!> R. Is- vi «'
-
old 2:M after 30 days training. Salem Boy, two-year-old 2 23 and
at 3-year-old m 2 l'.*i
None of these dams were standard bred
mares
Zomnort will make the season at the Scio Fair Groun-L
126 with return privileges.
Term*
Come and see Zomnort and you will be pleased.
SCIO I AIR GROUNDS
E. M Post ami wife Went to
Mondav morning
Portland thia
Mr. 1’oat going to take a treatment
for his ailments or |x>a»ibly to un
dergo an operation.
Prof Barker the rural supervisor
of thi* district is visiting the »ch<M>l»
in this section for the last time this
year
He called on the Foster
teacher on Monday afternoon
R C Watkind* maile a trip to
le-luinon Monday to haul freight
PERRY MAUZEY. Owner
SCIO. OREGON
It wasn't (be other fe“oW w bu wa*
pinked
“Il waa humiliating, auk. and yet It
wa* tbe pw-p»r remedy
II broke up
the cabal and settled u* down to take
a more «»rlou* "lew of life
Aa to the
pr»•!»«»»••> be wasn't a naturalist at all.
Hr M QI AU
but ■ tamoiia fen--»r. ami I tieHeve he
wa* hired by thoae who wished n* well
to com» there and administer the rem
mile* our »vatrina aeeomd to require
That'* all *nh and If* a line day
I W4*jit*i lliinkutk *un. *aid C«Ht»
•oh. and If
ne> Hunker •* h- *at o--alng out of tba
IL | the wstter wa* alnrady bring
»b l *
1 waa Just thinking of aa
Ing It
In- ulent in my early cnrwv «• a du»l
A R*cord In Hard Wortu
l*i
In r*. i <uh. wbeo ihla thing c*ma
f.nrd Oenrge Retiti«, k « rvoe! of po
als-'H I h»<l not >*i drawn my raptor
«>n ib* B- -I of hois-b
la iba aoutbern lltb-al work, s* *ef .»til l>y hl* Idegrn
t»<*u wner» I t1r»l hung out my ahln pher seeui* »veti more alrlklng than
gle a* a lawyer »er» a d<>a»o gay that arrompíl«ti<«l by W rlllngtnn In
"It 1» very fftffl.-nlt.' writer BI«
l>u< k* of yo-out meu atsl I *»* one <g IA I
meh. “to convey a etiluplcte pl- lure
them
We »er» *pnrt«, *<ib
We m>to W» nf the lahoHoti* life nt l*ord tie-org*
garni- - I and •» *w*g«*red
We talb Reoilm-k during tbe »Ittlng <*f partía
Al I»» twg»n hl* rlatwerate an-l
e-l «Iw-iit our n-ue-h and w» took bo meni
mrtb<*ll<*l
i«>yys*|*>iu1rt>-v
all
of
adv h e from our elder*
II wa* a »»inter we kept clear at which he carried on hlniaelf In a
Ibe duello amoug our own «elven, for hats!writing clear *• print, and never
«e were b--thea-la
Hut destiny bad •mpioytng a aeervlary; at 13 or I he
- inetblng
nd up for na. and at 11» waa at a rommlllre and h* only tpill
: r. |«-r time »* learned what it waa ted th» committee mom to take hl*
11 lien a dapper little man dmepod into aeat In th* h«'t*i- wMtffl h* never left
the to» n --lie -lav «nd gave hla name until It adl-Mirncd. always k«ng p**t
III*
e* |’mfa**ot Maine and eiplalned that midnight and often at 3 a m
be »«* «otnethlng of a natnrnllat we principle w»* that a m*tnl«er ah-tuld
had no hie* that hl* coni rnverad to» never t»e alweitt fmtn hl* *ent • • •
Although h* bre ikfs«t.-.1 only nn ilrv
tiny
It wa* atwMit a week after the pro tna*t he took no oistenancr all thl*
r***or • arrival, and none of a* young time, dining at White’» at 3 30 In the
lila-le* had mail» hla acquaintance |»t morning “-Ion-Ion Chronicle
l»r I. E. Bellengt-r ha* moved
from the Wilson property into Mr
Davidson's property.
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V\ W How* wvtit to the hospital »lien alt of <i* «at <>n theta rem reran
Why th* Prines Laughed.
agnm today, he went to l**banon d* >>f • «timti'er a evening arranging a
oí The New York World
When King tie-irgi- of England waa
fill hunt When the »tranger appeared
with Mr. Coulter
imotig na and. looking dlrertly al me In th* navy, a* a young man. an
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A valuable farm 310 acre», aix
miles west of |»-l>anon. 190 acre"»
in cultivation. Imlance oak grub
pasture land
Fair house and kiarn.
goorl small orchard, within one half
mile of railroad on R F D mute
The farm ha* good natural drainage
and ia regarded a* one of the best
farms in that locality. All of the
omujoit
cultivated Ian-1 ha* lieen seeded to
clover
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You can get it frohi Everett Burden
We understand that Mr tied who
ha* linen a sufferer for some time
from the effect* of a (wralytic
stroke wa. taken to Salem todav
po-Mthly for treatment
S W Bowser thi newly elected
street commissioner ha* Is-gtin to
give the main street m Sweet Home
a dreasing of crushed rock
It
l»-gins to look a* though we will
get some more street improvement
this year
1’lea* Robinett and Mra. Jen*
Cochran received won! late Sunday
evening <>f then slater, Lizzy Mur­
phy’• death in Southern Oregon
They started at once for that plait-
Mr» Elim Malone received the
glml mlimr*. Thursday morning, of
her uncle and nunt Mr and Mr .
A J Duncan * arrival in l*-ban->ti
on their way U> her sister's Mii.
M J. Weddle, so »he hurried over
to her mothers tn meet her aunt
whom she had not *een for 42 year*
rhere was great rejoicing at the
home <>f Mrs M J
Weddle Thur»
day evening when her brother-in-law
and her sister. Mr and Mrs. A. J
Duncan arrived from Kan*as City ,
Kansas, when the sinters claimed
each othei in a loving embrace after
42 y rars seperation
They *ay they
will not lie separated any more in
life, a* Mr. and Mrs Duncan have
come to slay. Mrs. Duncan says
she loves th« name of Sweet Home
and she love» to look at the ever-
green timber. She says this look*
much better than the country they
left
Mr Ihincan will loeut»- here
and try country life a while
W S.
Swink her brother and J B Dun­
can, her younirvat mm. who came to
thia country some time ago, arc all
at Swe«t Hume where they will
enjoy each other» company. Mr
Duncan is a carpenter and contract­
or by trade.
Several of the ILJIeyite» attended
the performance of thr Hixz Co. at
Crawfordsville last w«-ek
For Sale- A "Sure Hatch'* in­
cubator; also a "Truaty " incubator.
Both machines are of 150 egg
capacity and in Rrst-clawi condition.
I have. alao. brooders to go with
the machine*. Price for incubator,
brooder, lamp», etc.. 310
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fie asked
May I have tbe tv-mob of **k1ng
y.uir num*’
“I gave It a* Hunker. nf enee
RunkerF be repeated
- "Hunker ’
' with an Il *
"IHd yon even
“ Huh' Huh' What do rmi meant
- "Wa* the name originally Junker’
“Egad •nh tbv man wa* deliberatela
Insulting no­
"I alwsy* thought I
off very welt for a Drat
mv hut hati-h-d him n>>
i*l away
il
received It with a bow
and al*o turnad
There I ou were. *uh there yon
were1 A du- for *unrl«e wa* arranged
for »Ilbln an hour and I wsa a hem
"Could a pr<>fe**<>r »f natural hl*
lory handle a rapier like a young buck
who wa* alwsy* at 111
"No of co ae not. and I ahould plsv
with him
Should I kill »r only wound
him I Thai queatlon --otiM wait ami
he nettled a Met the blade« had ro»*--<1
The m»«t I hl
told in* and
•elf wa* that
ther »end an abject a|*-l-<y or anrak
He did net
away during the night.
fber. however
“We talked thr matter nirt and all
the bn- k* thought I mirht tn run the
pmft**w>r thm'igb tbe h*an and thua
at one»- •■•tahll«h mt reputation t>qt
I <!<■. >-1.-1 that a wmmd that would lav
him up shout at« Work, would do
“It wa* only «han Iba word had bean
given and »ur 11 idea bad ernaaed that
I found -«if I had caught a tartar
Why «uh. the profroaor made ma look
like if. . etitr
lie disarmed me twice
In ti-ii minute*
lie could have killed
me dnrln« the nett five but be atayed
hl« hand
At i i th after humiliating me for
the hent part nf half *n hour he pink
rd m* In th* «houi-lrr and I wa* out of
it
I wept hilti-r tear* a* tbe «tirgeon
dn *<ed my wound
The young burka
didn't know what to make of It. but
agreed that th--i mu*t And eii tiaa to
- ballenge th* profeonor until son» nnr
had landed him
Iliad «uh they didn't have to gn
liuutln* far for *«< nee*
He brought
them along and laid them al tbe fret
of th...... •» ho waited
He atopped fH- k
Ha«i »nil- on the atmet and politely Mid
to him
Huh nature baa mad« a uiletake In
your < a*e
* What do you mean. *ubF a*k«1
Dick
" Thai your noa» 1» ei e»wad ue
< moke«l
" Huh. you num an.war tar thia In
•uhr
“ Tours to <-omm»n<1
“A
i--m1 dual you •*• *nh. and
with the «ame weapon*
I wasn’t
there i<> >«>r bn i they mid me that be
ma<le a higger monkey of litrk Rae
comb than he did of me
When he
had made a «how nf him long enough
he gave him tbe pntat tn the
•te-ulder be had m» ami walked
whlatllng
"We had a «enMtJon tn that tnwa
Tba
now and for fifty mile* hovond It
prufeaaot hod made two victim* and
wa* Hah» to make ottiers bnt there
waan'l mm h feel It» agatnaf him not
■ueb sympathy for tb«M who had fell
bl* at»el
"Joe Heenmunt wa* to b» hl* third
It wa* rapier« again
I rode 1» Ito
ground* la see the duel
Jo» went at
It fmm the first like a bntetor with s
»ng knife and wa* disarmed every
•dhet minute
11» sot *n mad that to
cr»d Ilk» a hoy
It waa the Mm» <wd atory woniMtart
In th» *ame «h-aikiee
Three «mart burka
Thr*» Inola
Three arm* In thr«* allnga
Thrro ot » UTiM to *x>isla why
Amerl- an of some con«, pti-n e at­
tained perm!«*lnn to v1*lt the ship on
whk h he wa« »er« Ing
The *hlp wa*
coaling at Hallfai
ami when the
Amori-an • laml-v-red al-»rd a voting
-vfll-vrr. with a very i nal grimy fa. e.
wa* told »ff to *h<>w him amuml
A ft
er making hl« tour of inspection <he
American P>W1«I I m . k to «Imre In • om
pany with the - aptaIn of the veaawl
"Well." he aald “I have only one
complaint and that I* that I did n<>t
•ee the prince" "Hut you have been
talking tn him for lhe beat part of *n
hour" answered the surprised rap
tain
"What!" said the American.
"Was that grimy fellow the prlnceT
Hakes alive, no wonder he laughed «<•
heartily when I a«ki-d him If they kept
hla royal hlghm-*« In - niton wool «rhu*
lhe c<>al dual was flylug alami*'
Etratagy In Tangua Inapactian.
Every on* who has ever triad tu nel
ff very amali child to "put oui ymir
tongue" for lna|ieetion nr to open tier
mouth wide that the *ii.|<r> ted tungo»
might he vlewed kn--»« hi>« hart, a
matter It ia tu rv-ally «ee dther tho
condition nf the tnugue or tonalla l-e
rana» the hab) will not »tralghti-n mit
her longue <>r open hi-r mouth wide
I have got around ibi* dlffi
enough
evilly by putting a drop of honey or
molasse» on the tip end of ihr - bild a
I hr
chin and •akin« her to lick It off
proie«« of Ill-king off give* me a good
unhurried view of a straight »«leudad
tongue
It aleo <au«e* her to open
her month an wide that I can w-e her
tonalle and the Im- k of her throat,
and all thl* without worrying rhe
baby, for *he think* It I» a game
Hood Housekeeping Maiiaalii»
Pottery ot Guatemala.
Remarkably good pottery I» made by
the native* of Guate-uiala
Man> or
the pl«*«» .how a high degn-e of »bill
and real arti.tic reeling even In tier
making of tbe »ore useful piece* Thl*
pottery I» very palpably different from
i how piace» which are ohvlou* Unii»
don*, yet are olfervd tor *»h- in till*
country a* Indian pottery
Bruni the
mound, and ruin* of Guatemala. lu
r-ltie* and In am Imi towu*lt«*>. many
very Une apo lim n, of prrtterv have
been found and (h«*w «how that bar*
tn the dawn of life <m thl* continent
the realdents of what I* now fluiate
mala were most running artisan* with
Ther have not for
the riay and kiln
gotten the art hy any mean« a. the
latter dar work demonstrate-» very
clearly
Parameter* In Mme*
A little known phn*e of the snthn*
dt* mining ln<1«i*tn I* the a*e *»f »*
mmrtnr* at the prln- Ipal colll.-rl--* "t all
tbe big rorniwnle«. r*|* < billy Whets tbe
mine» sre g»*eotis
It hen lhe *tnw>»
pherlc pre«»tire I* de«-rw»*lng g-i* I* re-
!»a*e<1 more r*«1ly and the Brr !«•••*»
all look »1 the hammetrm Indore go­
ing Into the mine* to make their morn
Ing ln»per tl-'ti*
When rhe hornaMef
la going down tbi-y l<*>k and text »lib
extra ear» for gs*
Ceweeaalew.
"Doe* Renevllrk «till atlrk to hla the
ory that a man *h--uld l*e ma«ter In hi.
own bon»»*’
"With certain uv-din- *tl-»n* He *tli|
think* hla theory ••«prc»*c* tbe gen
enl rule but he recaní, hl* own «■•
tablHhment aa thr rlo-likm that
prave» It" Itichaxmd Time* I topate h.
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