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tra».A * y iure bushaml or wifr la all nil-bl’b w betta«« lise re MI anylhitut lo II. W» don i koow. dcar. wb«re super allibiti «mia alai a ta-gllltuaie fnilli tv »tua Tbwra are rertainly mauy ••» « drrful thlngw tu thè World thal We coll «ursiruai urbi Motti« of liraiu tua) tv 4» refersMc tu usui rat law» of wbFb wr bave uu km>wh*l«e ' Mra Tladale waa wril satlafird wlth barurlf ai itala UMUbod of au»werttag Waa Well Planned and boi daugbtrr’a quvatlou tabe would Worked Weil rad lulrritloually dwlve ber - li lui alni ette ftolt tbal In ber replv sii» hn<l A H«»,yw»tgM «pokeu nothlng thal wa* uut true What «he rata! marie a inarkeil Itnpre» “And then," «he raid in telling of By I A- NtTCNLL • » don ■>» Altre tata» weut lo thr lltmr) thr romantic optando, “«he «preng «»s*»t»t«f»t«*»«»*»»eie«e*a ai»! tata lag down a lanib on «trnuae to ht» irmu.” •I • ta.fi. «uhi Mt« iralaartu« to feer ruatoma. tu lord |o | Ialina ern an«l “Hh» didr resi! of «Iris arvln» tira fac«» of thrlr frli-iel ,Mt> iValw«. (I mi yuur Mura “<>f courei’ Ih» vm doubt it?" futura huabsial» in biuklna <ia«s«w. thè a “Oh. ih *," he r<-pli<a|. “but after » mito! lall Ut tane «alili ut) Frank. A set tlna afluai of <-«ndle* mi a ri «or ami laaain,.’ In-r I can’t lu-lp thmking that FOWfifi lai. tael’it !• «•» in-i-t b) tempia ttaber su.-b niettusl» of deterni'niii -• ,Aì must have jarri-d him quite a bit “ ttwiia If Flunk art» me rieri I «boutal thrlr futura If star <lkl mrt trattavo in I ma bave tu «.«wp wucryluM atHori bim Ihrlr eflta-acy star «wnalBlv dld noi di» The Thrice-a-Week Edition ali lb» mix .1« i» «un «'et) e»vi>lcig h»il»v* I don't htM>w aofiaHluiw* tilt luiMldH^ Thr nona» party ai Mra Kiiaartun a oi The New York World abete h« giaTi •** «teMt hr U I emrairy piai» a*s«nililrd in tira after ueier gu tu *l*vp tiil he «vitlWM In alni noon preialina Haltowtwu The» dlirad Itili» I .peud itunr. wiaryla» atuf after dlnner «al Priore thr areni PtMlxaUr a patir al lk» ¡’tua ai a Waakb "Vitti ha«« »1. »i«-*-vl tu worry a beali Orepia.-» ta thè hall lattina etmat •to Ma Gtbw Ma»anegar ta Ik* WarU Garra your ho), «eld liw* ili ber I rsuk la rie» Al lo o’i'li* k thr turate«« aa Sa Mark Nawa ai Sa Law a Frw» siuipiv ilolii» »tta< lusso young turn ut noiin.ed to thetn ibai thev nere •s forìuur ilo al lo* «a« tir la rti>')lng pr>-t«*i to »cattar tlmna»tv»a «ver th» ile- box vii) «•• ibiii. » W beli ib.it noi larve ib>main Thrre waa ruotn rnoiuth The year ill 14 haa Iren the ttioat rii) «cara uff tv w l|| l»» iHI-ir «ugcoaarsl tot all. «bo total itami, ami if tt wa« extraordinary in the history of lu tuore serbala uinttm. fateti thal tboy stamild nw-ra wlth *ny ••VVuokl ywu olijsH 1 n> a match tw sdvrniure lo show thrii. ihrlr future modern times. It has witm-sanl the iwi-m bini and Alto vT umico ibere wa> n<> rea »-ni «hi tt outbreak of the great Eur<q»-«n war. "Un Iti» i-outrary. I «bould svlraair «botlld not tra dotte <>n ttil* llalbiwrrn tVr Imre little or txflhUig lo li»*'- a struggle no titanic that it makefe Il Thr airi» all oheveri fbe hostesa bili AH--», and I sbixiiil ìm - gUd U> «re- b»< anme «f thr pinne mea preferirvi « all other» look small. nutrì Irei tu a muti wìumt In- <nue woufal You live in nioinentoua time« ami pm liutai ito» pnilotbiniv of ber «maina «aura nf brldtte or idlllanto and de niurrrd to cotn» mi! tato a cttol nli'hi you should not mimi any of the tre under thè «tara lo partleqmre In »hai dup(snw," r«)i>liM*i Mis Ktlaartou mendous event» that an* occurring. ther • onalderod a • fendi«b |wrforn> th.'Uiihtfnil/. "wr M) a trap to tutus Mu-e Rtw Mra Rdcartun told itami No other newtRiaper will inform you ttrnni i««aeitM>r. It w«»ikt tv nwln« for thal they had noi tweu Invttad ta ■ with the protnptm-sa ami cheapncsM nw to saj to Frank tbal I wHhad him brida» or a bliiUtd party bui 10 • if hr* at lo marry All- «, ami «•< i-u of the Thnce-a-Wes k Editioo of th«- to my «Iratr«- it wotiUl tv equally ura ftaltaiwern party, and thr, must a» New York World Moreover, a lr*» fur yuu 10 try t«> fob e Albe lo ac .vpt iti» «linailon U'ith IbM lite? «al I all In • «ummer If wr • aiutai tatnlrl«« to Urd torth »irne lo year’s »uliscription will take you far «rapt him whlle utbrr». rvrap«« t house and am»kr. 1 tht r»W r them together I would tur» into our next presidential campatgn great tropea of Frank falllua In Unte in» ibi Ir himtras > oi.hr« «antbrol The Thricc-a Week World’« regu 1.ilii"« Mere «tea un With I ber. abe I» wo aitractiv» In ever; over thè piace Hut i nave m> duuhp* aboat Mie toiooin of tbe rivrr. tndicaiina <hei lar aubacripUon price is only *1 per way A lu e Il scelti» lo tue liuti «he le Ino «•uno of tbo girl» had tarmato! rantli«» year and this pays for 15H paficr* •arietta, «00 tiiuughtiul. io « i g.»*t tor « < sud «et theui afloat We offer this unequalled newspaper iimiu >'f the «urtai like Frauk Frank Edxarton had Perii rvqueoteil "My «laughter I» ’cry liu|'ri-»si..tiatMe by hi* mot ber to «ri an et ampie lo tbe and The Scio Tribune together for Tlwrv I» alno a r-«l dr.il of r-.iniMr ««ber mm goeota by entertna luto ihe ll.UO. The regular price is 18.26. lu tier nature if wr. omd bring ahom •Pirli “f thè affair and eo forti» tu if you want the Oregonian, the snin- rplraalc b) wlili-ti Frauk woutat «rai-ch of adventure He otroiled aiune Journal or the Telegram, we will apt»-. I 10 tv a brio in ivi e»«s w« un th» rtwr bank wait hlng the Itahi ed • «miles and itahted n elitär resetting furnish it to you at lews than WtHiiil w in bur, potuG or if II cuukl Ira in «tiMike tt to the »nd lief ore recurs niad«- io appear that fate Inieiai« him "bargain day” rated, proviiling you f»r her hu«ltand lltat would have I tv Ina lo I be hoti«« for he was lami on pleasing hl» mother and feared that be Mui» effra t ' are a »ubucriber to The Tribune. rhe night was “I iiave ttr* exeiaiiuevl lb* other would return too «ram If you want any of the daily speak Ina sitoldrui) a tboualil that out < oht. the star» were nrtght. anti fla»lH«l upon tier ‘•Hailuwven will tv Frank was <unteni to remain in lira paiwra. The Tribune will get then 1 here In anolhei w<rak I will alv« a ■qvti au tona a» the • «se required for you at Bargain Day ratea, pro* llaUuwwu party. I will invite Atta-« Muddeniy from busbra. perha|*> a bun viding you pay for The Tribune one and you tuusi coun - too Wv will i-on ilreai yards from him. a light flashed cart Minis • helm- to uiakv II appear Il waa not the aea*<>n for fltrafltara. and year in advance. that fate intends Per »u>l Frauk for si»u if it ha.i Itero no notile» could ghe so great a light carb ollwr It nt «mee or Mr« Tiodatar made t«> ubjwttam lu <-urrad to Frank that II had ion 4 till-« thongli «iw would have preferred hy « human traina Kifhrr M>nw» of th«- 1 list th« * bi ttie tv worked out at her men or girt guests worv ••HUug •<* M‘t us 11 home. «ItM-e It would I m - more tv venture If • girl Knal was rmnlj to • uiuing that llv runu sboutat i-otne to accommodate tier It» wa II u M toward ATTORNEY AT LAW the woiuau rath«« Hain tbe w<>uiau tu the place where he ht»4 *«-n the lUhi ■"-■ül —1 'l1—"-1-'.*"! — 1 ¿-JSJlg th«- man Hut Mr« Kdirartm i»» b<H when be reached it (ouod nothing sraarad a reionir) pla-e rapa* tally suit hut buatte» While looking alawit him aide to a house party II had been fhf light flashed again, but fnan a dlf < liraed for the aea«»fl. twit 11 >11 111 tv re ferent tara I tarn Frank went to the tqviied new spot with the same result •» Mrs Ertgartoti a ml Mrs Ttmta tar were Ivfi'W espra-lally adapttsl tu carry out »ueb a It waa evident that some otra proti m tii-in» as they hail lu tulud Bulb «lily a girl, waa bent on leading him a hail brvu married very young and bad game of bide and seek He was quite Junqird almost from glrliussi into a remi) tn play it ami waited for an Main St. near Grant gay world Neither bail yet pi»ra«*i .aber flash II «-am«, amt thia time, in era»» li ..assi at out of Uw foniv* uor tmd either lusi stead of walking leisurely low ant It, be ( htK'in her adaptation tot playing a part Lebanon . . . ran Neverttieleaa the remili was the "Mamma ratal Aitaw Ttadale. look Mine aa before He found 00 one For iirg ai iu-r mot bar through a pair of wane time the light flashed from differ ryes to remind one of a deep | mm >I ent i.olnls. and yet the trend waa In darkenevl by eurrvuindlng rucks md direction Though FrA.k made or ertm tig trig verdure, 'do yuu really stadem dnaiies fur It. when he rewi-bed think there ks anytlilng lu HalloweenF the |»dnt where be bad -ern It tv found I only «Uoa< e and a low growth of ever Why do yiui a»k. AllcrT Attorney a 1,1 .aw Well, we are going to Mrs l-Mgar greens Atwra. lustrad of seeing a flash tou'a «mntry place for a Halloweeu he heard a low laugh Thia settled the t< ir» aTTuaMVTi party, and I wwwkl like to know tarfore point as to the «et of the hide«, for It we t" whether the belief or fancy or waa a woman'« laugh Frank ran to wtiaievet if is iliat_ utur m» raw a ÍU ward the pia«« from which II aeemeil to kudo tail ooe baa no sense by wbta-b to judge of the direction of »nind. and .«lieu be roat-bed the IlluialUatwd place he light was flaatied tn an entirely irn-ut on» Finally Frank followed a flash, and „■!» Iw fi und darkneaa he touched ■thing human Itemdiing that who h.-«l town leidlug him »h.>uid not i|e him he threw his anna about It iw •I li fast. Tinti II waa fstnimnr lib ili frutti thr apimrel ii». g.i.*' «,i.d a girl, strnaglina •Xm nulli I h»»v learnnl wbo >011 ì Vou bava lava iradlug tnw • Bar ■il. and I must al tarasi gn a gl un tara ■ f v 'ur far* iwforv I orili relcwa» you th« twav, i« their »implicity. SINKT A C MSEKA Mi G. CO < »«llM*. flash >«ur Ihrbtr* You ran go right to work K—towNra. N V. Ca»ri*sBrH A»4 r I bave un Halli It la )IH1 who travi ras Us -*kh making perfwt (weturs* th« 14* «B« BMb4 M pwtplli tbs trass«* isrii Inulina u». S|r Hdsartno Tbongb IÌ4MMÌ Bwk. d»y you get your inrtrw ! reo 1 «re your fac». I re»nenia» your iota-»' 'Ita» yow uiean lo teli m» ibat yofi •••••«»••• naie noi a flashllgbir' •| bave ■.<” Mfg. Company Ttil» la vary «trangr Tow ara Mira TI m I s I v . are yuu rwtF' “1 an." Xo ••!» ktwiwa wtiritw Frank Edgar imi lincin« thla dtattawrwr «-uotinuwd to bold Alb-r Tt*dale In bla a TT>- «.«lilbru of tile New Eligiabrl er in giving ■ direct answer to a di reel question 1« pr>>v«rbial Two native« of • New Hampshire town met after the funeral, and the fire! ••feed. ~Wa> not v«rur father’« death rerv «odiiruF* Slowly drawing «me band front hi« p<«iiet anil pulling down hi* beard, the other replied, thoughtfully. "Waal, rather sudden for Aim " — Argonaut A Halloween Scheme H. B. CHESS William G. Amos DENTISI N. M. Newport A Mill ion Ali.» Mi I i-n-- |-l aitò a fancy tbal on this Hal A PICTURESQUE VILLAIN. tatwm-n a wiilo'-ibe wisp bad conduct cd her Io her future bustaand. ink. OilOerey the Oiant. Who Was Maogod lb..ugh .In- waa a tn.«test giri. U hl as M.gh a» « Kite quite piassltde that she did not <ww “ Higher than tiildcroy*« kite! tfuue In r efforts h> tree bereelf luster tbrTwu walked Into the boqpa We hare aiJ heard the exprveaton, togvllirr Must of Ibi- guests had re but not many of us know who or turned. Mme were telling stori«« they What Gddwroy wag. bad lnvrnt.il of marvelous bappra OtMarey «o a toonni buy. Inga, some admltllug dl«ari«>lniarent* Mad r.toaa lull hla otiaono. His stucktua» wets nf silken soy. Alliv Ttadale ratal nothing Perhaps Wl- gsrlsr» tuuigtiia down« atw wa> welting for Frank Edgarton The old Scotch bnlladiat’« de to tell their etperienre Hut Frank hetai hl* iww. He was puaaled Re •rnptioh suggest* surely a gay and brlta-ied that Altaw odd the truth when harmless, youth tn all the bran-ry «he denied having a flashlight Altre of hi« k mH till garter ribbons and was woiiiteilng If she bail met a oral rirartted shivs ratting forth to Halloween etiertefir* Mr* EiUarto« and Mra Tladaie court «ome pretty lassie, but the wh.-ti their < blldren entered were alt old time ballad of broad «heel and ting lusetbi-r < halting apparently <■« itinerant singer too often rurro- • vault!<iup.a> > topica foe they showed •pomled to the lib sal and thunder no snlntatlofi The •«hers were Intereat dime novel of today tn glorifying ed In one soothers storie» of their worthlsas cnnunala out of all know). di* ríen, c* l.dgarton turned to Alta-e I ami lookvsl at ber inquiringly, as much Th» on poet ued Gildvroy of fnot aa to *ay Is tt |>oaalble that an retiring a girt. ould hav» i.*t me such a dsaceF was young and dremed with gaudv libe dtiqiped her ryaa unde« hla gaie ru-hneaa, but he waa a "bonny boy ’ 11« wnb'd he was heck In the dark of ait feet ten in hia stocking feet, tdacc w here he had seised her sad waa a hulking giant with glittering eyes, «gain holding bet tn his arma a «hock of black curia and a raarred -1 ..me out on the porch with me.“ be cheek Hi* atrength wnt rnornioua, «•Id. ‘aiwt let ns have a look at the and when, after a seriea of hnitai «tars • Whether they looked at the stars 0« robbenea anti murtlcrs, he had liven not nobody but tbemselv«» knows, hut overpowered by a p<rara of aoldivra. ■ enato It la that within a month thev tried and condemned to death, it «■«re cm;»gad enabled him to break hi* bond» and IVhnt Mrs Edgarton and Mrs TH to Krimv dale v «re saying to ca.-h other an qiiWt did not venture in a new 11 when the son of the one and the daip hlcr of the other entered the country tn resume hi« crime» of violence, bnf he devoted bimralf in- house was th'« »tead to thievery ami became before -|tid tour flashlight wort t«ked Mrs Kdaarton long the very king of cutpuree*. Hp.etulldly Rut Frank One day when the king and court caught me several lime* ' with the great Cardinal Hichelteu “V«m had the barde»! i>art. I had had gone tn «tate to attend num at no insti le with Albe at all I led her a l«qr like a lamb to the slaughter St Denia. the king'» eye was caught After flashing mt light I had pientr by a towering «tranger in nisguiti* •<f time to get out of th« way The cent attire, anti taught at the mo •drrtrti lamps are blinding and I don't ment the »tranger'« hand moving ■ hot «he dared go eerv fast tn the gently toward the unnoting t-ariii- lerk ' nal’« pocket i and dexleroualy «1- It,« lucky we had our course well trading hi« pt -inrsi- Moreover ut laid -mt Aa it was I found tt dtfll that instant th ,.ie pickpocket Ititeli < uir to draw Frank to the point destg hi» cy*» and met tnoae of the king, naled " Setting hi« one chance. Gthleroy I « nder If we have sue. rsded - •mtled and made a »light aignal to “Th«* remain« to 1«. reen “ the king to keep silence. Convince«! OUR ERRATIC MOON. that the theft waa merely a friendly Beran • Now Bay* *• BKakaap»are wager or jeat. King letui« delight edlv complied, and as »oon .1» the N»ta4. Sb« 1« a Wanflarar. There 1* notiutig alarming in the service wa» ended approached lliche- report of the astronomer royal of h»u and inquired if he had, per- chance, a purra of gold about him. Great Britain in charge of the fa tn-.to otMorvatory at Greenwich, on •a, not having hi» own. he d<-«tre«l the Thame*, a few milea below Lin to borrow a coin Hicheheti imiiMuliately felt for don, thal the moon ha* been guilty of insistent aberration» during the hi* pure» and diraovered his losa. la«l raver*) dread*«, though »IW but the king’« laughter •«» «Mill • >f thr interpretation« of what he checked when he diatiovered that -aid in that report, made annually, not only was the theft genuine, but would 6« quite alarming if they the light fingered dandy who had ventured tn make a “pal” of the were ». tenlifit ally eXm-t. Ahakcapenre, uaually more cor- king of France had not hiraitateil re« t m astronomical reference« than «l»n to empty the royal pocket on other writer» of bi» time, merely hia way out of thr ehatml. Gilderoy, for whom his audacious mi-ntionrd «hat rvcrv one el»e knew when hi- .poke of tn« inconstancy affront tn the royal dignity anon made Frant- imporaibie, returned nf the great satellite of earth a» to Scotland, betook him»«-lf to cat hanging nightly in her circling orb. but he »howril a much deeper appre tie lifti ng and highway robbery I betrayed by a «on- ____ ____ _ ciation of those lunatic aberration» and w«» finally federate and hanged on a •’allows when in “Othello” he excn«ae »n ration of one of hi* character» in •n high that his swinging body wa* likened by those who raw the ru the word*; I cntion to • kite. — Youth’« Colli It is th* vsrv arrsr nt tt»« moon Hl*« mor» i»»ar«*r mf (I i panion •an • n* Aiwt! fRAliHi rr»rn Every month the moon exhibits thr simplest phase of her •barra lion that when «he is on the aid* nf the earth toward the aun the at traction of the latter vast luminary tend* to pull tiie moon away from the earth, while when the earth 1« betwreo thr moon and the «un, »o to «peak, the double attraction brings our «atelhte nearer tn the earth. There are many other perturba tion» of the moon which have never bren explain««! with mathematic pr«-«-i»ion A» one aeientiet ha» »aid, “The lunar theory i» not yet ideally perfect." Conraquently even the cloraat of lunar observers may be in error tn regard to certain of the phenomena of the activities of this by far the largest of any of the on mer<>u* satellites nf our several planets which are favored with moon«, her diameter being approxi mately on* fourth that of the earth —Cleveland Ham Dealer. , On hi« English tour an A menean was admiring the velvety smooth ne«» of a certain «ward. and. I wing posM-ssrd of land and an overpower mg confidence that with money all thing* are poo. 1 ble, he asked the head gardener how tn produce «neh a lawn And the gardener «niff: “It’« eaey enough, air All you ne*d do is tn remove all th«- «tonen, plow up the ground, plant it with graas seed and roU It for W vaar* Th» manager nt » factory en- gaged a new man and gave in-frui tion* to the foreman to mat rm t him in hia duties A few day» after ward the manager mqntred whether th» new man waa progressing with hi« work The foreman, who had not agreed very well with the man in question, angrily exclaimed: ’ Progres« 1 ng’ There » been a lot of progreaa I have tHughl him erything I know and he i. »rill ignorant fool."—Exi-hangv Kicking Ito» Buck VI “Kicking the hu.kM” rererent way nf cipressini: a |w-r son'« death The oapyewamii origi noted at the time when a man nani •d Ralsoevtir tried to «-umntil «111 cid» by hanging himndf fmm a beam. H» »tra>d on a high bm ket. which he kicked a«ray frutti him when hr had adjusted the enpr X neighbor rewrued him and in his _.«appointment be «aid dtaai "what*« the matter* I thought I kicltad tb« borket Wsul* Knew US’S' Patient—Now. dra-t<»r. a hals the matter with me. en»wav* The Head Consulting PhvaM-ian — My dear air. do you «impose that if we knew what was tin matter with you V« would have drridrd to U.'-e » !v\r S t *r>- Í.-F Ss*
