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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1916)
• m *.* ’ A v*luable farm H. B. CHESS S10 *crro. aix mil«* west of U'banon ISO acres in rultivalioa. oak grub balanro ATTORNEY AT LAW Fair house and tiara, paaturo land rood amall orchard, within <w»e half mile of railroad. <>n R. F. I), rout*. Mory of an I njltsh (lentie The farm han tn»»! natural drainage w and ia revarded aa ono of the beat | farm* in that locality. All man Dowu on tli* Lack. N. M. Newport of the Attorney a« I aw cultivated land has been aevdr«i t>> clover. or *w For price and term* write The Scio Tril>une.* Scio. Ore LCHANO* Inauguration of Motor Car Service Between ALBANY AND CORVALLIS on Saturday, January I 5 Lxtave Albany at 5:30 p. m. for Mill City Leave Mill City 6:15 a. m. for Albany For further information aak local agent d SOUTHERN PACIFIC JOHN M SCOTT, («eneral I'aaaenger Agent Portland. Oregon The right Camera ßrlhc right Subject» A young man whw c|<ut»n« were «4 Boe teatoro. of an Lngtlab cut and bw ginning to ab->w ahttie of long wear •teppwl tatù it oth o on an upiwr S -<r uf a akye ra|*r <«n Fifth avenue. New York, and a|qmw< lml a ale»*, grulle mao ilk» mau altttag at a rn»»w«ui dank Beg pardon, air. ' aahl the man who eotvred, wit* a anna-th Kngllah a<«enl ‘I have undent'-nd that ,ou <le»tre pero-na fot arU¡ pun»«r» "H m! I aometluwe have mv aehm to recommend a young man tu Oil a — Ho you danceT* “t do.* "There m aleo u«-vd fur dinner »ob atitutea Beg pardon r To* are not familiar with New York let y tuet m»la *“ "1 have mrntly come front lamdon. where I have had the entra« to th» •mart set" 'Vary g.w»| W» have ber» a num ber of famlllea who have rorontly I« come enortuoualy ru b and who are de airone of gwtttng Into eortety We «all them aortal timber» They mtwt lie gin by lav King the few per*«ue ta tbe awtm the, ran gvf to their tum tl 'n» Illing up with tbo»e whu aro not In the aw Im. gradually Incroaaing the uumlwr of the former and diminishing the lai ter It to eeecnttal that tbe Siler» should be familiar with the ■ ua'otna of ■weüdom I per elv» from your man nor that you will make an et>< Siler - •What aro your termsF* an pay you B*> 1 for a dtu Why to tbe greater work i«ld the ter prlceT He«aoae tbe <lancer use» bla beeto and need not betray hlmaelf by aaytag anythin« Tbe «liner muat talk." 1 aee One mi>*t bare Intellect to be • dinne, « <»m|«nl<>u “Not at ail Ke muat be able to talk weil about nothing fan you do that F “1 can only a»aura you that I bare been In aoclety all my lire Italy be lag out of tunda induce* me to offer my eerrlcee for wbat you > all a Slier "Very good Mr* Barnaby Hit* gire* a dinner tonight and ueota aererai young men Tbe number ba* beeu made up with one eiceptlon Have you e»*aing dr*»#? “My evenlug drroe la all I bar*. 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Company SufucrJx for THE SCIO TRIBUNE ary mau ma«l«' aeri»n<> break a M auch time« U m . fi» Will either weal uai wMi what ahr was aayiag to Mr Fiaamaw or itoteli««! attmlively to what ha Ml! to he, aluu-etbe, tgonriag the hr.'», h l*lnu«mer waa loa much am grwu>*M wah ber t«> even kaow that a •■aa» of III Igwdlug bad '»-corred when th» hour Sap iepartw rama Mia» He Witt* <|kl not. waW for Mr lliikiiuer to aak p.'rnito»lon locali upon her It ta well «be dM nnt for ba would not have made |hc rcpiewt He waa b«>w»v*r much t*leaa««l when aba •upt«owe that be would he hl* belt to til« fortune, ae well a» to bla title. iud b«d tberr«|»a> ändert»*»» tv direct ht» every action The young man l>ad rw i»ltol ami goue awa, I tea th bad brought a groat change and Ita **» gotn* back to Rngtand Among the A merk an burn ladle» kcomtaeut tn English «»lety la lady Trovo,, who was Mi«» lie Witt uf New Y«»rk When »lie cum»» to America «he comee alone Iter hu»han«t d«»e» not roltab het ng retnlutieil of the period when he was a ««" tai hireling Rut tn this Kir Ralph to oVMweualtlre aald. -fnm» and •»» »*.' ttoaagto to* I* Amari«» tl>»re »re no title» fernte felt that bail ah» known that bw wia a quant ly Amerk-aua that I«. I he »o« tal Slier »tw would certainly not hav» I climber» - ptoro very high value upoo done •■> Aa I h » waa paaailtg out Mr* fhetn It would not matter among Kits drew him salde and alllt«d a bit of |»«|««r int«« hl» hand, aaytag that h* am h If a title were amlrrbed all over: It would «till I« roreletl Arma had done ao well that «he would not quarterorf Vitb prison sirtpe» aro stHi wall to »«'i»l It to IISS He stoni'»«! at arms and the eoctod cltmbwr would it and bande«I It ba< k to her Eiiuee me. Mr* Itlt*.“ be eaM. prefer any tor alutater to no arnm at all tt to quite likely that If hit but Mr Htiort tuia settled with me" Ralph returned to tbe scene uf bto op “Bui thia ta extra ~ , P'uturner win rd Wbat! Accept a »ration« aa a »vital Sltor the fact that he was cs|«able of twlng • Slier would lip rue «wiienaltUng hte dina*, rom patii ui l'<««erty bad brought him to rodottnd to bto credit. hlrln.’ himself out for a aortal purpoaa. but t«> tu» psu| far the picaante Mtaa Ito CUT Will hail gl«et« him thia waa more than be <"Ul«l t«ear Melting bla bat Methede by Which the Fading Preeoee «nd coat, bo I 'lied f«»r the door May Ba Oelayed 11» had u«> klee of a«vvptlng Mtaa Knee« «amaifama and unhide have Ito Witte Un Hatton. Being a gentle been found to keep tbro» tlmro aa kmg man be felt that tu do ao while b» waa If a amall quantity of augar lie added thus making hl« living would be an to tbe water write» Mabel II Wharton outrage lie hod an choke but to pro of < to k la nd fai to Copular Mm-taan ■ reti, fu, I he present, to Ibe only occu b-a A amall lump of «tarch has atoo l«tl«in that was mwa ! • bini and muat been found beneSctal other Sowrr» u»r it ««r »tar»« Mr Mbort gave him begin to bleed aa sou* •a they aro cut. all Ibe euiplui ment lie would accept and 'be precious sap running out of whkb waa lately ruougb Io keep btaly the atom rauaew 'he c*Us tu ■t.llapa* in<I a>>ul to.-etber tie did ent meet immediately Tu prerent thia the end Mtaa I«.. Witt again al any of tbe of tbe «tern muat lie quickly ctoaed. pia«. » he dam cl or «lined, foe she did • nd thia la i»eat done l»y aeartug la a not know the persona who gave tbe flame or bv placing dlrwtly in bet eutertalnmetita water But «me nmrntng he reewived a vaL The Sonata of Calik-rula go •>> far a« uat-ie iiivltatloei mH a paid one to a to boll tbe aletna of the brilliant puln mu»ii ale given by a ’Mr* kearotoy •attlaa or <'hrtottnaa Sower», for whkb Who Mrs Vearsley wa* or why sb* they are ao famous Tbe »let» to tint bad lariletl him b» dkl not know Cm •tuck through a large ahoet of paper to rhtaii» ltd him io *'«et«t What was pre»ent the -»team from rtelng diroctlv bl» «iirptlae, after greeting the Nnetaew Into »be Sorter and In luring it tu to- tati up Io Mia» He Will Carnation» and chry «anthemuuis will You two have met before, I be seep almttot IWk, •• long If placed In •aid Mr» Vroraley “1 leer* fr»«h water dally and a «mall piece to Heve, him with you. i'atherine: see that be to lipped from ibe end» of the stoma properly taken «are of." each time While < Utting thia plr> * off "Am I tlidelitml tu you for this lavi keep 'he atom under waler that no ta lion T' he utid •Ir bubble» are allowed to enter tbe “I am Indebted to my friend Mr* •talk and tbua retard the upward Sow Vearsley for inviting you. But y»e of water dnut deaerva it You have twen »M7 If large beaded Sower». »th n *a rude to me " chrysanthemum« ur iMMXilea are to be '■In wba< wayf •ent »ome distance insure their arrtv 'You have paid uo attention to my tag lu good condition by wrapping each request that you should call on tn* ‘ Mitaaom separately tn waled paper I'lumtner healiated In reply tug to thia, finally saying that It would not bo Where Ma Mede Hi* Money. prtqier for him to ecrcpt an Invitano* team aito a grntleman aettled in thè to • all upou a lady into wh««e social •outb nt Koataud and bacarne very rlr> le be ha«l n«> entro* popular lu thè oelgbbortMH»l rito “Y«mr et- «toc I» not ««reptad • ounty fallitile» cuuld ncver diwcuvrr Very well. I will do myaelf tbe bo* how he had inaile bto motwy. Imi «rare or to « all very soon .atlafled by bla orHetnn aaauramw tbai “I shall elpeet you lt waa noi In trade Notblng rouid ei “I must lmp«»«w on* < «mditio*. .-eed thè ordinar, ararli, of bto da -Wbat to Itr nteanor whlch Indeed rauae«| 11 lui lo “That y«»o aak for n<> more invita ba plaied <>n tbe cummlMlon «>f peere. tluni for in» f bui no» and tben. witbout an, appar »ut provocar n«n. Ite would l«urat luto •Certainly. ' replied •ocb a lanuti a* tx> od » eyer bearti be you do uol wieb It ” Wlwr* tbe, She aakrd for tin reaaun. whk b »«tn» furo ekcep» In oue place what puaaled Mr Plummer IHd abe rouid bar* board II puailed Ih» cium, know that be had t«ceu preerut at Mr* fa mi Ile» fnr tir* and twetily yrora. bui Rila» as a Slier? lie thought oo< al laat h» wa» latra,ed un« «ma« tonaiy T!i'«*c who hired au< h i«erooua were hy bto own grandi bUd. who. after a rtalt lo • travetto* clrcua Innocenti, I not likely <o lell of their action He uia'le the all and • ««nllnued bto elcialtned Wtq grandi« laugt» juat acquaintance with Miaa l»e Witt Otte llke thè down'“ Jamew Payn day a letter waa banded to lilt* by a Waterpreehng Matche* young mao. who «ahi to him A waterprnof matchboi w g«»«d fnr “Are you Mr Ralph PlummarF ■•mergenclea but nut for a •mokor'a “I am “ “I am from Elkins * Elkina, attor >lall, «upply I wateiyiCoof tbe luatche* wys They have been hunting you tbeniaelve» by dipp tag iheui half P ugtb ta ebeUa« varnisb tblnued wit* alco for sume time Plummer tore off the envelope and nm and lay ium tbem »ut aepwratoly on uncovered another adtlrsaasd to Mir a uewapapet tu dry Khella« i» («tter tbaa paratbu or . -oUudkm ta« auae U Ralph Trevor "ta that your asked tbe lawyer's dov-a Uot w«-at öS an<l It ta ll»eif In Sammabie llke »radng wag Mal« hee clerk Plummer's only reply waa to open ao troated «an be left In water a kmg time wiiboet at»Miina ouuug tbe second envelope. A letter contato KEEPING ed In It announced to him that an oa eie lu Fustami bad dir«! « hlMIra» and be wn* heir to bis liti* I Plummer, er, rather. Kir Itoiph Tre I vor. leaving the taewseugrr to take caro of himself weut out. called a cab and directed th* driver to take him to Mtaa Ito Witt e home “I have rotne." he aald to her. “to tnake a coofroalon Poverty aod an unwllllngueaa tu t» dependent on tboee in England wbo" - "t’all It rather pride “Call II Wbat you like my poelttan to A merk a baa t«r»n contemptible But there ha« I «co a r bange I am going te irli you who I really am " "Tbero to ae need to tall me that. You aro a gemh-man. for I one* met you In Loodon society • “You met iw? "For «»nly a moment I don't woe der that you have wot remembered M-25 a per I FLOWERS. Clever Fi*h Hawk* Furbe aruutnl tbe Bioporna amuse tbeuiaelraa by playing piu b and catch with tbe hungry h»h M*k> Ihey throw high In the air a lump of raw meat and tbe hawk» («mm* ypou th* meat before II atnitew the ground and make away wit* it to the little one» A Short Chrietm»« ■ehrtotma. day to «ml, three rentra »ng In tbe Finnish town <>f T'wnr* •aid a travel»« -l spent >a»t <'brief, was there kt »<inrt«e I gut up to *ee my pro-» tit» aod <>> read tn» « hriatui*« mall and night bad fallen twtore •trough tweakfem Kv bange Cynioai Some c*e«p people ripel ta 1'eteT ta |«ees them through the pearly «alea ae> aus* tbev ome i«ak1 Ito ent« for a flftaeo cent »upper at a church aorta -Atlanta lournat
