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Tb« Thrice a-Week Editto«
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**l’he |»«-t is. we alT hate mm-
sen-e.
W» hale planile«! matches
oi The New York World
4nd bring engaged tu order with
P—--
■
diamond rings to advmtise the fact.
ou *ee, Mary'» family goes no far­ snd the society pussies purring and
J us i in Philpot ami lz>rin Rice Wh«-al per I'UMhcl
1 .7«
ther hack than Adam.
Adam
I suppos» fashionable w«>ddiiig* preceded by
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have returned from Eastern Oregon aw
Oats
30 your» and mine antedate old Eden ‘»hnwer»' of «tut! that only a fire or
where they have been working in Bran per tun
3IMMI I . -ay, Halhe
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But he aaw Tom •omc other special dis|wn>«atiun uf
• th«- harvest fields
And
W heat chop per tun
31100 Tracy going past with hi» machine Providence can rid you of
The vear 1914 has twen the newt
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then“--he took a lawyer-like tone
Oat chop
•f.ÌA and ran after him with a »hout
Mr*.
Henry
Hawk
is
on
the
sick
extraordinary in the history of
betitting the junior partner of the
*•
Barley (’hop ”
30.tal The two men talked a long timo be­ firm of Tracy A Tracy, “we «annot
modern time» It ha» wit nes s ed the i list this week
fore Robert came hack to Salhe
Hour per sack
1 4t>
he paused
“Get your toil and thing* and be eogaged b«*cau»e”
outbreak of the great Europran war,
Wild gvwae are flying smith want
Fargs |»-r duaen
for^effect and got it, for a »udden
2«
>»mie
for
a
«pin.
Well
«top
for
a struggk- an titanic that it make* which reniimia us that winter is
Butter |>er roll
40 Mary, have lunch at mnw littl» «u»picton »ent the |aireul» as one to
all other» look email.
• near. So dig your m>tat«w’a ami
i*hickens. hens pwr lb
.09 town, have dinner at Baiter, coll their feet—“bev-ause we are alrea«ly
you live in momentous time* ami 1 gather in your anple» ami get rvadv
marnmi,” he fini«he«l leisurely, ”a
«•
spring
• Hi on my minister Encl» John and gat
frosty
night« ami freeling
m u should not inisa any of the ttr« • I for
month ago at Baiter, by Rtibert’s
home by moonlight.”
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” riMwtera
07
Wmlou* eveqts that are occurring. weather.
"And a chaperon?* Chough th» uncle John, who al*« hates fuss and
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Turkey«
.15 four had always known each other, feather* ' With a quick movement
No other newspaper will inform you
ti» • »
Some «a> Mr». Pearl Wright cor­ Gwuav
.07
S«|he was going at leant to mention Tom moved— ■past .Hallie and took
with the promptnewi ami cheapm-wi
»* »•
responds for Thu Tribune
Now Ducka
Roh’* wise »yaa twin- I Mary by the hand, leading her to
X lo II proprieties
of the Th rice-a Week Edition of the that b a mistake
• « •«
III» mother, and B«>b had Hallie by
She is sick at Beef
Usd
04
New York World
.Moreover, a present with a very bad cold.
t both hand*,, looking at her only,
• • ss
“I think I can hunt ui
Veal
I forgetting the other».
year'» »ulmcription will take you far
marrwd soman »»mewlMtw,'
Hogs, live l*r hundrvd lb
Hunter»
are
flagging
pheasants
& ’¿fi renia:k«d, but refu*rd riplanation
And when it finally b«<cam» evi­
into our next presidential campaign.
«a
•*
Hogs, dressed
fi.00 till Tracy left the car to persuade dent to the bewildered families that
The Thrice a-Week World's rvgu and slaving th«* buck dm-r while it
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a»
1'hen Bob did hi« gallant the right children were together -
Mutton
b <>pen season.
6.00 Msry
lar suimcription price is only fl per
tie»! to make things clear
He sne- that Halhe had married Rola«rt,
I
year and this pay* fur 156 papers.
A. J. Duncan wa» a Holley busi­
eadad
Hallie got in front with that Tom had married Mary—the
We offer this unequalled newspaper ness visitor <>ne day thb week.
Tom. leaviug Mary to an apparent­ relief went far on th«- »ay to for-
•
ly
all too devoted Bob. while they givancas for the »l«»pemeni
and The Scio Tribune together for
Prof. Malone is progressing nicely
“But why »lope*” Halit«’» father
nar»d«M| pset their respective horn»«,
f 1.90. Th«- regular price is *2 2S
with his school
“I think I may «ay
for tie it said that the Trevor* and finally asked
If you want the Oregonian, the
for
my
friend»
that
the«e marriages
Journal or the Telegram, we will
the
Tr»<
v»
ha<i
bog
wi»hed
Marv
Mrs. M J. Weddle ami Mrs Strl
will make ns ultimately happy
furnish it to you at lean than la Van Epps vi-uted at the home of
«bd Tom to like each other
"bargain day” rates, providing you
ft wa- rather too fate that night that th»y are, in fact, just what we
T. J. Malone Friday
are a subscriber to The Tribune.
to phh««e '-«Ihe'» father when Tom I desired. What wa* th«- real trou­
left her relm tantlv at her own door, ble? We sere all quite willing.”
Mr. Jack Frost visited us last
R it a choru« of laughu-r greeted
If you want any of the daily
night and cast a white mantle over A Case Where the Old Folk» tnd ll>di, mother questioned, said
him
—happv young laughter
palter». The Tribune will get them
ie had been motoring with Mary
every thing.»
Were
Entirely
loo
U
dimg
“
That
w»« just the trouble
You
Thai »a» th< beginning
During
for you at Bargain Day rates, pro-.
were too willing?”
It w*. Hallie
Augu«t
the
four
were
inseparable,
riding you i»ay for The Tribune mm
Subacribc fur The Tribune, II.2T»
and flu- parent» worried The only who had spoken from the «belter <>f
year in advance
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By LOU1M OLNEY
h»r young husband’» arm
Then
the year
Perplexed, he gnaed at Halhe. apparent comfort was that the eow- everybody laughed
Her Hue eyes flashcd welcome, but pl«-s remained together. How could
HORSES ON BOARD SHIP.
that partners were
her word- turned him down
All limy know
changed
the
minute
the)
got
from
»uinmer ahe had been refu«ing to
Yeoublsa That Attano Trana^arting ths
lie mo with him This time it was un i r •urvaillam •■ ? I he girl» wars
Animals by Bes.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
the dub dance. As they had been airv. radiant, innocent, the young
On making an inspection«»! a slrtp
rti-n
.alm.
impervious
to
comment
friend« from hahvhood, he asked for
lion
Never |»»smg th» whu h has l*en titled for the con­
reason».
Otite« »• SbwmaB St
On
veyance of hor»ea one would at firat
“Hallie, what's the matter? If bounds of propriety, they «till baf-
think it impossible that the animals
fled
home
attempts
to
regulate
their
vmi really hate the «ight of me I'll
vonld ever be got on board or that
movement»
keep »way if it kills me, but some­
they would survive under such con­
Tom
»»•
always
with
Hallie,
Rob
how 1 d<»n't believw you do. What
ditions for the voyage. Ea«h horse
have I done? Or is it Tracy, or m th«* wake of Mary. The couple»
is placed in a narrow *tpll, «*ia< tly
don’t you cars, or what?” In the weren’t mulched to suit th» elders;
two fret five inches wide, am! sepa­
but,
from
baring
they
were
engag
little summerhouse he faced her,
rated from his neighbor on cither
Mam St. m ar Grant
hie dark eye« snapping Hhe toawd cd, thrv b-gan to fear they were
not. Tin» *»* because the young i »ide by two narrow top Ami bottom
FI mmw l«wU-t»ev*«iamt M
her fair head, but her fair was
people were beginning U> escita so- »lip rail». The animal ran never lie
la-iainori
...
Oregon
•er mu*
tal comment by reason of several down during the voyage and i* pre­
“Tracy, indeed I
You ought to
e»<
a| a<lc«, obviously innosent, ap- vented from moving lutckward by
-re he'» craiv about Mary Trevor?
I«**« N*go<ial«4
a*««,, tai«
ixircntly
sei identai. They all came the hack of the stall and forward
No, you have not done anything.
home one day dripping wet from by a piece of tlmlier br«-a«t high,
Robbie, only”
Hhe fingered her
overturning their canœs and «wim- upon which his portable manger of
r<»«e in embarrassment
wood 1» hooked.
“Onh what, H«||ie? Tell me. I mmg out. and another night they
The animal stands on a movable
Attorney at laiw
walked
home
ten
miles
after
the
<ant «tand tin« much longyr.”
wooden floor, which can tie liftr«l
motor
broke
down
—
by
arrange
"Well, I should think you would
ICI HT ATTOSNKVI
ment
It was tlr«t one thing, then out for cleaning purj>oae». leaving
hate it, to«» this bring managed "
another
Finally the parents com­ the iron dec k underneath. The em­
‘■Referrini’ to our precious fami
I.KHANON
OHKOON
pare«! notes
They decided that barkation of the animals is an ardu­
lies' very apparent plot to get us
They have to I m - lev!,
there
was
only
<>ne
thing to he done ous task
married’'
That certainly is the
interview the four together and «oaied and pushed by main force
limit?” He spoke coolly She nod
up one steep and narrow gangway
drd, flushing with anger a» he con- m-i«t on less public devotion or an
and down another until thgy rr»> h
announcement
of
engagement».
tinned: “I don't blame you, Hallie
The young couple knew of thi». th» places allotted to them. The
I hate it too I”— But she turned
and
the evening the council was to anain difficulty i» to get the animal*
on him like a little tiger, leaping to
to go up the gangway, but strangely
a« ur at -Hallie’s home they prompt
h»r feet to face him
enough once a h««r«e gets its four
Iv
a
law
nt
cd
themselves
The
meet
­
“Why don't yon go »wav, then?
ing l>egan, and after mnch polite feet on it he is content tn move
IM vou think that I—are you ask
right on
mg me everywhere lievause you sparring it was decided tn make the
Tber» are some horses, however,
be»t
of
the
Tom
and
Hallie
and
think I"—
For answer he swept
which cannot I«» per»u«d>-d to go tip
Rob
ami
Mary
arrangements.
The
her suddenly into his arms, holding
I»
the gangway, and three are first
her face to hue—a happy far«, for old folks showed a touching resig­
blindfolded and pushed by main
nation.
All
they
would
insist
on
«hr had always loved Robert Mar
force into a wooden cage am! hoist­
w«a « knowledge of the facts.
tin
•
ed on board by a strain winch, gen­
At
this
juiictur»
Tom
and
Hallie
“Dear, you must know how I
1
erally marking ihrir displeasure by
want you—now, always* But why strollod in. followed by th» other
kicking furmuan
two,
all
showing
a
delightful
sur
­
couldn't our
ur people be decently re
ra­
The horses ar«- wdtrrml four times
ir
at
the
parental
presence
prise
in« fant? It’* all so horribly plan-
It look* like a council of war,** a day and fed three time». I ««rd-
nrd! We both hate being maneu-
Ing time is announced hr trumpet
vrred into marriage,
Mnther »uf- comment««! Tom. while his father
call», and the animals e«<n get to
glowered,
and
then
began
the
at
­
fera if I look at Mary--sweet girl,
tack, followed by Salli«*» father and know the call. ann««ui ug their
but not you ”
readiness for meal« by loud «tamp­
“Ami dad gets apoplectic at mere the interpolation» of the others
"If y«u «reengaged,” Mr». Trevor ing. whinnying and stretching their
sighf
„'if of Tom—who is everything
That’« al! there ii to photography. We
md 1 don’t want- hut when hr ' <ini»hed. “we insist on having it heads out of their -tall», reminding
know from experience that Seneca Camera»
and mother greet me at breakfast properly an non med. If you «re not one of th« ext itement «liown by the
well, you ought to be
1 hope wild animal* at the »no at feeding
meet every photographic condition auccc»»«
with that repressed Haven't you
;
you
understand
our
point
of
view." time
got something to tell us ?' air I mold
fully. Manufactured by the Largeat Indepen­
Whenever poasible, ten minutes’
A »liem r follow si, broken only
gleefully announce Tom a» their
dent Camera Maker« in the World, they are
walking
exercise is given each ani­
'
by
a
nervmis
little
giggle
—
th«
gig
­
future son That would be real re-
gle Mrs. Martin would not like in a mal »very day
For the flr«t few
•o constructed that they allow the widest lati­
veiige
Not that Tom wants me”
day»
of
the
vnvage
the work of «■>-
.
daughter-in-law
Finally
it
was
The two looked up just m time to
tude in every branch of artistic photography.
B»b who spoke as the four stood | «rrieing proceed« very «lowli «nd is
«f Hallie’« mother carefully »teer
From th* Seneca Scoot, the ««na!le«t and «imple« camera <d tlw
mg the children away from the I under the chandelier in the nsuaJ • very difficult, but when act ii«t'>«nrd
to hi« novel surrounding» the h«»r«e
«htld. to the cooqdete Vww C«me>a pi«t<»fr«l aharvs, we male
•timmerhou»»
It was maddening. COUplM
“We are sorry—not for ourselvaa, . soon comes to know what •• evpr< t-
phot«yraphic in^nmwni. Fw everv known putpoae. in all «ue«
but
Hallie stamped her foot
,,nt qtialiiY- lwn-l««»-«fav tor the ««cent edmon ni nur gwat Seneca Huai
”1 «imply can’t he engaged to but for you—that we are not engag­ 1 ed of him and will then «« ramble
We fully appreciate your as­ ' like a cat over ail kinds of ob-
Book «rf ph<w.<raphy. Free to you- Il will tail you JuM «hat kuUvt-
vou. Boh. with the family smiling ed
Bui we don't aee stawiea — Pear*on* Weekly.
ment to buy The relative merit« of mil him. him «« k k ami plate I auteraa
benighly and all tip- old pnmirs pur­ sembled wishes
are dbrtM»sd and V”u w I* know what Camera it the one f<M y«war
how
we
can
be
engaged
It is, in
ring over th» fitness of the match*
Miatak* st Commas
fact, im|>m>aibl».”
Tie looked at
purpow. Be«t of ail, thi* book it tree
Writ» tottey
I .an't!”
Thio instance of what a mistake
Tom
to
finish,
and
that
young
man
“Wait till you’re asked,” hr re­
*f a comma «an produce ha- been
--UN.cAi^isriA^co:
tort«!. grinning
'’Halim, we want nme to the occasion. He was »ven
not lead:
a
hit
dramatic
as
be
faced
the
four
each other, but we must let them
"lx>rd Palmer*t<>n then entered
w«>mr
Thrv «imply mu«t worry father«, the four mothers, sitting tn
upon
hi* bead, a white hat >ip«n hi* <
awhile? IM too know that poor stern conclave, but visibly softened
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BOCHMTFa. N Y
foot, largo but well noli.lied knot*
by
the
well
bred,
beautiful
young
old Tracy hates me hecanse he
upon hi» brow, a dark «•loud in hi»
quartet before them, young people
think» I want Mary?”
hand, hi» faithful walking «tick in
“Stupid hoy’ Anylmdy could see charming and, after all, old enough
hi» «ye, a dark menacing glare say-
where he» heart is by the way «he to know their own minds. Thomas
Local Market Report
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Letting I hem
Worry
H. B. CHESS
William G. A mos
BENTIST
N. M. Newport
The right Camera
ßr the right Subject-.
I
II
w
Seneca Camera
Mfg. Company
I
going out with’ Tom
Wonder why
h. ask* me “
To /. t . ven b> . au«e 1 l
Marv’a little lamb to bother aaotl—..
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