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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1916)
<4 For Sale Barrington’s Convert A valuable farm—310 •crea, six rm lea west of Lebanon. LM> aerea in cultivation oak vrub pasture land balance Fair house and barn. Bund «mall orchard, within one-half mil« of railroad, on K F. D. rout«. I be I Hon The farm has good natural drainage D im . ou rag mg. but Sun. ceded al Last and la regarded as one of the twat farms in that loeaHtjf. All of the B> JOHN V. LUtM*4) cultivated land has been seeded dover. or to I •••••••••••••••»••••••••a* For price and torma write H»»l> Ilarrlugt>»n was ».tie of ilsw youngsters who are »lea.l set against a hnmdruta life Hob’s father wb»n tb» hoy was nflewu yenrs >d age. aavurvd Mm a pnaBk»n In a frl.-u.l ■ . »»nntlny ruwtu. but tlie friend sono told Mr liar rington (bal Hot. was not fittest far a • vtnmerviai life "What a the iruubl«F* asked tb» | h . •nt. “Well, the life • too cramped Wbai we want are young fellow* for cog wheel* The» sb»»ald go through tbc same routine every day. never ask »piestlona or make suggest Ion* but d»» what they are told to do and ns morv if they see anylbina tbal look* to them a tdt well, shrewd, they're not our to flare up and » all It dlaboueet trostueas la a machine and »very Par* must lit Into every other part." B<»t» I «e» said Mr Barrington I» tod lu your Une ' Hob was withdrawn aud ««ked wha< He «aM be thought he wished to do tie would like to get a breath of fresh air which, being etplalnvd. meant that would Ilk» to go where natural In atliM't» bad a fuller play T» state the case more deflnltely. he pro|Kwed to go west and be a »-owboy ilia father, The Scio Tribune. Seto. Ore H. B. CHESS ATTORNEY AT LAW Oro. In making up your list «»f pwpvts and magazin«*« for winter reading, don't neglect to include The Scio Tribune in the numtier. thinking that If hla »on had aotn» »k . perlenee in herding sheep during a bl Issa rd be would be glad to wave home and go to wiwk In a clvIUassi way a seen ted Hob waa well ootdt ted. Iielng given a tbouaand dollar», which he was tokl miiel last him a year He told bls father that h» didn't want any more than enough to take him to hbv destination and h» wouldn't <••11 <>n him for any in»«» Mo be hand ed hack all but iJt<> and started on bls hmriiay He < be im - w life eulted him »inctly made a cowboy of hirnaelf for awhile haring displayed crmalderabie but. narve In several fra» aaes 1» was elect m 1 sheriff at whl» b calling be rnada a •OCT««« Gne of hla etplolts during hla term of "fib» was the bunting down of a notorlisis »iespersdo naai.d Hon»»bue Tbc >>utlaw vatu» Ifeto th» region over which Hberlff Harringt»»n had Juriadlc tion aud • ».mmeured a seriea of robber les that terrortaed «very uim * Barring ton made li tils tmsltie<>a to rapture the man wlthiHit klllfu« him '*** •J“*1 N. M. Newport Attorney al IJtw LIBANON UKJUJON Inauguration of Motor Car Service Betwern ALBANY AND CORVALLIS » on Saturday, January I 5 Leave Albany at 5:30 p. m. for Mill City Leave Mill City 6:15 a. m. for Albany For further information aak loeal agent * SOUTHERN PACIFIC JOHN M. 9Ü0TT. General Paanrnger Agent Portland. Oregon I n«o • auc»> ••» *H.*ari»vury sj Jim lmle>*«i in» • ••uslitueut» w-ubi ha»» mu»'b iwef.-ir.-d that iHmotroe •tprold be taken *i. id. tor. in that eaa« th» terrttury wuoai to- »pared th» »a penae of a Inal it»e truth waa. Bar ringf>»u nevet »¿nlle suwenlrd In eradl rwting rtvMtaMti.ro from hto •> stem and tell a retmgi.au- e against nuking an ete*uth.«ier <•« bliuaelf One day tin after Iff waa mtaaed. and »».thing waa nea»d of him till »ate day be reappear».!. »Illi Mr IKmidiu» in a wagon. IsHitel hau»l and ftm* A m»*i . Ing of vlliaeiic a a. called and. after a Vu*r of than«» |u Sheriff llarrteglua dev reed that a committee 1» «|>i« luted to Its ng the p'1e»»ner liol. claimed the captive aa h<- * wo and imaated that he I* turned r to a <*>un f-w trial Ibis etilted mu»'b oiqsssitbm .»u th* grouiut that (tier.- »«• n«. evMem-e that Hon--hue bad mnrUered any <me 1'uo se»|ueiiliy be »valid never be banged However u ■ » hi id u»*t tie denied that the prisoner l*'.rogvd to Hairingt.m • ml sln- e he would not .»»lisent to the banging the inai. Il» USI lie seal tu a |Ua< e when- there waa a curt Hens U mk Harrington st»«sl in G m way of Juatk'» t'eGain |s*r»cros wb>< knew uf murder* > »mmltle.t by tlw aiviised of which there Were no eyrw llaesaea kliully '■»•us. otrcl to |>erjurr tlienisrlvea 'that a pr<’|s-r puntabUM*iit mlgh' 1» In HI'led The slierifl w»mld nro r»m»Mrnt to thia and wb>-u tb« judge pr"p”pd to giv» me crovtet all the Imprison loent the law alh»s»-d Barrington stmal out fog two year« Ttw> judge iwlng a atamb au|«s>rlrr <*f the aherlff a»eed •si tu bto alshes One would »uppoa» that saving a msn a life and < uttlng down a term of ten »ears at hard latm* tn two would touch the briirt uf ibe subject of Ibis magnanimity Inatead when li.ro» hue waa taken awsv 1» *«'r In« term be sold Sheriff ef ye nadn t sueakevl up on me and got the drop when I waan’t Inokln for vou von wonklu't a got um - llowaomever I'll git <rot o )all In two years from this yer» ¡»resent lime and It’ll f*e uhi as’ll have to l»»»k Mit fur :u» ’’ "Thank you kindly tor mentn.niug yo.it Iwnevoleui Intentions rvpltovt Hol. *1'11 trv and I m * In a position to congratulate mu <>n hating attained error freedom and keep from gelling h<>l«d at the asm» tima ' «hen Hof. bad (»»oli in Ibr WWt a year his fath.-r asked him If he dldn t w tsb m return mid take np « WlHaa Ib.t. wrote that there waa Hon again to» much of a mlktnre lad ween the «vs! and th.- Isol tn civilisation, he (»referred th. two arisirat». a« they were in the »vest T’w l»etter dam of people In th. »rot* made n«> pretense to culture, but thev treated one »nodi er like I’brlsilaua When a man was l»a<l be was h«d all <>v»r ami didn't pretend to t* aiiv'htn« else The cia •»qnence we. that there was no ml» taking elthe* the s<»<d or the l»ad When ttomohn» bad served »•>««♦ el'*hteen ntori* h« **t hl« rertti Roh’, mother wrote her son (tut hla father was III and Iwg.cd him u> route I mmiw Bob sighed t'lmbled into th» A im . Clothes be bad w»>rn when he reached tb» went ami started for home He bad (nt worn a ts.iiv»! «Iilrt for a long time sod felt In <M.» now as If he were being garroted lie tirond bto father in very bad health, ami his continued prvoenc» at home was nr* rosary lie therefore yielded |r> hl» parsnta’ re tparsl ami drtrrmlued U> remain wirb them wauled, nu «a» no» u«Su »U war »f grit tag at a man H»w»vw. ba »aw no oiber way and rvaolvad to «C- I fact an eotraoc» Into Harrlngtaai'a home at ulgbt aud du th» M> th»m when Hot. was ••Irep When Harrington bad eeturued tu hla hotne he bad tusard hla revolver lata a bureau drawwr. and lber» It ramain •«I «>tw* nlgbt lb>b iw»»tv sud>ienly He divi not knew what it w«a that swikvn.<d blu» I'urlut bis term of servi»*» as sheriff, when be had many »nemica be bad bssro a light star per aud the slightest sound would muan him Believing now that there was »»me »ause fot his broken »lee*, he Its teuvd ami «min bearti what tun mJ otg t»> Is* the ratalng of a «aah "U the M*wlngttig main floor wMb a Jimmy out of tasi be seised an eletti. light be kept In lits nom and remembering the revolver In the drawer took It In bls other ha ml It had u<>< been re (»sul» d sine» III» botuecoming <i«lmt <>nl ini» the hall he beard a sound as of ao«u» our lighting oo a flou* after getting la a window Mtep pftu- In 111* -(••• king feet down til» stairway he went Udo the living route • mt ens.'v.m rd himself twhlnd the d»«.r Ills | -sltii.n was admirable II» could shoo« through the era» k uia-b* by the «fcw.r and the wall Hr had not been there long before bv the dim tight » ..m ms from thr street lamia. wlth*rol he •aw a flgut** .-umiag through the bah When It was about to turn to go up stairs H<»b flaslwal hla eiertri»- light with hl» left hand while with bk» right b» thrust the musale of tils revolver • hfv.ugb the <Tnck of the diavr l|elb>. Itom.hne**’ he «aid "ts that mu? Hand* up Quick «e I’ll tre!" |voii«»hiir. bl|n«trd by the bright light was »»mpleieli st his enemy’a men y Ile ral-.-d I-»th hands at (UN tfe his right han.l was a retulvrr l’ut your • eapon on the atalr»." said Bob He >|Ulrk alami It. trot doni make a ui.ls» ’ Ibux-hue had no • bolle but tu du •• hr was t“l«1 He labi hla revolver no a •lair «I mhii as high as his bead •N<»w b«ck away from It. I bat’ll <tu Blay where you are till I cum«.'* leaving his forili!» a!luu lb»b writ tnt” the hall and drove bls man Into tbc dlnlug rta.ni There he turned oa a light I saveil your life, he said 'and cut your time down fa. two year» This la your gratitude I'm going tn give you what you deserve It won’t t>e leas than leu year« The man Iraikcl rhe pl» turv of de •l»alr Ten mure tear» In str1|w<a’ Th» prospect was tuu much for him 'I'd rather have you »etti» me with a little lead"’ hr groaned "You mint at least give me ■ rrdlt for aayin that I was goln io d<> It " "That's soturthlns in your favor and p »i have «frown a |er*rrrnu<v In tot hiwlnv me up which If r(erfrd In a better »ause would have brought you »‘omfort Have roti ever twen <n«r vied?’ •V«a; to a woman I don i <k‘*«rre Hite left me long an» takln the kid< with her ’ thumb lie's voi» e t rem hint 'Mupfssse I help rou to retrieve y nor tuiat ' "You rouidn t do that- ’I can with your help ’ An hour later a plan •(• arranged h* whl>'b (konuhue should start s fresh lie made it»*<»l with Harriiigton'a aa •Islam e and a tlnie < ante when be was reunited to his wife ami children II» and the) worship the ground Hob Barrlmrion tread» When Honohue waa rvira«wi to rw commenc» bls preying upon tlw world TREES IN BOOKS. Hie first person hr pru(»ssl to prey upon waa «1 Mbsriff Hartington Bob Probably the Most Curious Coll*«fise during tb» administration of tb» du of Volumes In ths World. tie» of hla o®ce had received a great There la prrt>a|s> one of the <n»tot many threats, none of which had ma terlallaed. When the two years of curfanta ■'Olle» iloti» of books In the hoti'dro»*« term had roiled around Boh world to he ftHtud In a small town on bad forgotten ail about It H«»ldes be the contlnetif of Europe, says the Iron It I» really a botanical bad left bls old stamping ground aud don Ht Hit* rolle» tlon Outwardly each volume pre did not •ent» the ap|M*aram » of a block of perado wood, anti that is wbai it actually M trouble But an »lamination retrato the fact couple nf that It la also a ><otnpl»te history of him up the particular tre» which It re)»rswenta Ix.noho» was a mrtii with < Al the back of th» book the i»ark able pride, wbb h bad It uot bren mb na» Iwm removed from a space which dire- ted might have been of advantage allows tbs « lentiflc and th» » ommon to him. Ha bad made a statement nt name of the tre» to tie phued aa ■ tub* the time of bto <'onv|»tl<>n and lie pru fbr th» taiok <h>e side Is tiirmed from poaevi to carry It out at any coat, Ho the split wood of th» tree, »bowing Its bad not Iwn out <>f jail loag when ho grain and natural fra» tur» Th» other had •crumutoted sutB'-ient vslusbtos siile shows ibe wood wfien worked and «'•sb to pay bta expenses east smooth and varnished fine »nd shows and haring obtained Barrington'» a.! the grain as left by the saw and lb» dress set out to flnd him and taka bto other the finely polished wood On tbrrsfeniMl revenge opening the itook It is found tn ron Gn res»-hlng the city of bto deMiaa tain the fruit seeds toaviro and other tlon be resllxed that hr would not produrla of th» tree the mutas which have the a ■ me advantages in killing usually grow« upon Ils trunk and the a man as In the west It waa poe Innes ta whl» b feed u|»ou th» different •tbto there to do the deed, light out. parts of the tree The»» ar» supp»» seek other Baida, and there «la a mentad by a fnll dew rlptian of th» rhan<e of •ever being railed to •<• tree la fart everything which has a count for toto crime No* so in a Hty bearing upon 'hat (.articular trw so To start gun play on a street would curva a pia» » in the eollorttan be to coli»>-t a crowd followed by an ofBrwr and 'her« was no chaw» of THE RUINS ON THE HILL aai-apa except by the tow’s delays, and i even then funds were required fur th» Wh»e» Richard of the Lian Haart purpose These lin|»rfr> (fams In le Dwelt In Franca gal justice did mg make It less de-tr pernal« tfer iovell»»t spot la «11 tbo able fbr honest pecsous than th» coda winding miles of troauty along th» of the revolver or Judge Lynch ihmebu» tfeerefor» decide.I to steal up river “Title twtween Bonen and Part» Itaggad and ehaUerwi on hla enemy as bto »oeroy had «totoa la Petit Andriy up on him Rut this was not w easy Kating the mou ) billa rear proudly ap ata.«» the placid river and sHwpy tfe civiltaaUoa as In a new country •U<1 »uuarMv . mm •> •vow.’iu tue la.ai ti<-urt »« ti-ne Gallant a great burst feewp and a few bits of massive wall Gticv the »-««tl» flanot.-d i|s menacing iv»>t>ard standard« agnlnst the blur and white and «"id of th» Frankish able» tail that waa iwnforv i'hlilppv Auguste s<«wuM»d sud uuaalMsl it and slua»bs»l the luwiisfolk while he waa doing It Now, ghostly and wau. th» stark ruin sbluimera upon Ita bill «ttb never a »Ingle spaar to glint from keep ur barbican Tbo spoara are still grow Ing far botuw tlw etustt young poplar» on th» river bank aud island sentinel Ing through g»ldeu days sll.n tlie rlv er la gteaiuiug Jade, tu the tier) sun set» wlien it mirrors bach »very stunt) 11 mb and tsatbery Croud, and sU the »Beni blue ulgbt* when th» stars bend cra»-kting down to whi»|>er and »'s|«»ttr and the ripples chuckle •oftiy against th» rieb brown banks Arthur Htauley Itlgga tn .Nathual Gao graphic Magsiliie C'A*. je^Vÿ 2 vT?'? * Î. The Parsen Bini Alnoiif thè fesit».rrol Inhaliltatit» ut »New Zealaud Miete l» a Ur»l »alivd par»»u bird. or lui It to «I miui alte ami aiuti* of a hlackblrd, bnt a palr of deticwte white tufts at thnsti and le a gl'wav dark grwu olb erw lw which look» black in the aun ■bine It can be taught to crow to apsak to whtoti» tune» and twshice these tri. ks it has a r»|»»nor) wbten to ma often e<pial«l by any other feailicnid songster At ve.(*rs it a m>le like the toil ot a Itoli or clear high mu» of an organ It ultnlc every Mrd In the hush to fe» tlon It will break off In the ml»l die of an ea»|ntalte mehaly ami In dulg» in a »1 range ui»iod» of sound* whl» b ar» |mp>s»ll>le to dee rib» but If yon ran imagine "the conitu>iaii>>n of a cough s laugh a sneer» with ibe •mashing of a pane of glaaa.'* II will h» aome st.prosi h to (he hlea From Msglclns to the Drama. The earlier |>«n of Vfatorlen Hardovi s ■ arrer was liewi with many trial» and dull i> '».-• Illa i «rei.ls wl»h.-.| him I»» take up a niwli' al > arret and be twgan his studtoa with smum * seal The love • >f tt>r drama u»»v»< ver waa far greater than tile lor» of lite pill ten ami Ui the interval tlw Mt her work Mar.lou was ihib ) upon a pia, Life »••• struggle for him for hr had little money though lie man»grot to not Journalist I- work to supplement hla more au>n»h( imuOM* Illa flrat play was a failure and Mar »Ion matte.I bom the theater rowing never to cuter uno again He fell aerl uuali III. was nursed l«ck 1«. health by Ml'» de lire, ourt an «»-trwaa wb<> lived >4 » floor below. and from that t his fortuue waa iua»to anip of ths Desert For aafoty and eudurani-e In travel tng in deaeri regions the cauro! has lto.ro found uneqtialed by any other au muti Its foot la a »oft cushion. p»«ml tarty well adapted to the st ones and «ratei over will* h It la constami) walk tng I'urtng a single Journey through the Mahars horava hare worn »Hit three seta of ah»»«, while the feet <>f Un* outiel. traveling over the sanie ■ olirà» were hot eren »n Not Grasping -Wbat a grasplug follow you aro Hawk là« Vou «» botbere.1 (ne alami this bill fifty timea in ten da)» ’ion wrung me Jarle) I'm am grasping l'»e bothered you about the bill I admit, trot I haven t haaa able to grasp anything »«*.' Chalare. t ’botera was tlr*t rar«<niard by tb* Port uguese In India a» far back a* the nilil'lle of ilia alxieetitb rautury It hit» the (tocnltorltt of ftdlowlng a well defined routs «Ith pr»«rrw« just equal tn that of su avara«» fatum»* on f»«« Mean ■ft'» an ham m buy for a man •Te» I've tvcwl e»t when yon w»»men are doing It von i.s.k as though It kurv» ' |l»«r<>lt Free l*r»«s Well Fitted les grami ma I am to be uiarrtoo nail month Hut my dear. <ro>4 graiulms ear nestly you are very young Ihi yuv te»l that vow are (Hr»»l for iuarvlc.1 ItfeY 'I sm trot tur. flit ni nuw. grandula explabicd the pruopet live tdtfe sweet ty Ito ven gown»"' Kansas <'tty Jour nai Mer» Than tna Avara«« Mrs Wayup Huw tuueb sie»|. do i need d<s t.«r • (u* tur (Veli ili» «ver ■g» per».« ueed» atHHU gè* et» nonni Mrs W avup Tben I «tu.Il tabe sboui tourieen l .••u.-ldr» I am uim-h «bove thè »verse» 4inlgr IÎH ?
