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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1916)
Fer Sak H. B. CHESS A valuable farm 1B0 acres mi Ira wrat of U-bnnon. in cultivation posture land. balance ATTORNEY AT LAW oak grub Meddlers Fair house anti barn, good small orchard, within one-half a mile of railroad, on K F. l>. rout». flow Tbcir Plans Came lo The farm haa good natural drainage and is regnnled m one of the beet farms in that locality. Ail N. M. Newport of the Attorney nt l*w cultivated land has been sredeti to clover. or see For prior and terms write The Scio Tribune. Scio. Ore l JIB A NON The Thrice-a-Week Edition of The New York World Practically a daily at the price of a weekly. No other newspaper in the world givea an much at an low a price There ha* never tieen a time when a new»i»a|>er waa nu>re needed in the household. The great war in Europe haa now entered its second year, with no promise of an end for a long time. These are world-shaking events, in which the United States, willing or unwilling, haa In-en compelled to take a part. 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"An wudcrtmid •cboottescbeeT r* i*nid l>m> il orlami <houghtfully Well Ml* llu-gtaon mtabr do worse than marry H»b Hlcta* Then you will all help?' ashed Marta Thev poxnlact niTcvmdli Hie nett day was Wednesday, sad the »It tuddirr» wsrv very busy Mor land's Ms moloc ar »1*1 sway to ward I'rtsd'eton vii lag» early la the mortilug I »an Morland wa» alone, and when be rrturucl to the hotel be was imt.M-dla'ely »nrnmnded by hta fellow .«•«ilrators a a a IMrortly afte< dltstsec mat algM Bab a iy asked Adrlaldr If abe would drive By CLAMSBA MAQUE a »ver Io I'rndlrtou ooosssooooooenssoeoooseooe Mr Morland and Larry and Amy The «evand» of a hotel tn rmiiharn ftoctata WSs crowded with people •ocuo gaaolping. otbera ptayli s bridge, still others the younger element. Bud Ing smsnement la watcbiug the tennis eourts Beyond tbs town there waa a sandy beach that »halved down to tbe tea tar's edge Tbe Ude was «uming Ut la «ntater hour it would ho Ju«t right for balb ing Tire N« hu nt surf aoowted cool ami rof reeking On tbe veranda Mrw iilgglnaoo peer ci Inquisitively al the tenhla ptayrr* is that Am, I «alarm*. that girl la white boom ing around tbe cuurtaF Hetty tendon lifted her dark eyas to Mra Higginaon a round, heated far* "Amy Is there, »he admitted in a toue of dislike, "but »be la n»l Ixrunc- Ing around Hbr lira, like a—a moth." "Its sil a matter of opinion, tuy dear " rumbled tbe older woman in deep cheat tone* "la my daughter Adelaide there. Hetty F Hetty acauned the lawn with amuaad eyes "No." she said wickedly. A data bi» •a sitting on the tea.-h with I'nitcvr Biota." Mr» Higginson uttered a sound half way between a groan and a aotr It enrid in s hysterical utter a» Vie got up and lumbered toward the t«s*ch "Poor Adelaide and It's tier last rhenceslgbed Hotly Mr vis Oak«-« looked pa toed "Wbat made v«m tell on her ItettyF •be reproved T» par her hw.-k fnr uinghlng at Amy." "But yon ve got Adelaide Into a scrap* I was iHflOi »h» »mihi nm away with th* professor He's a dear, and Adelaide is an funny and solemn arxl sweet! If»« did abe ever < on»» to have sorb a parent F Betty shrugged her shoulder» and •tretebed her arms In a taay yawn 'Htippna» we go amt ta'k to Amy.' • he suggested "Perhaps *e -an teip Adelaide and tire darling old prof«* •or" Mavis foihrWerl tier frieml a< rne» th» lawn Tbe placer» were leaving ite < ourt* and Amy followed rloaely I »an Morland met tbetu under the •praedlng tree* AS If conjured by some magV lan. two ether young men a|>p**red to hover around Marta» and Hetty "IJataa." said Betty be honing the five about her "I want you all to help m* It's about Adelaide * Adelaide Hlgvtneou. the daughter of that awful Mr» Higginson ««plained Marts "Oh. yon mean tbe bony female and the old guy with tbe shell rltumcd spe> twiesF asked lorry Whitford Larry"' expuwtuiatad Marta "Ade iaMr looks very preUy aouieUnww. anti If her mother didn't nag so I am sure she wouldn't loot so worn U»lrn to Betty's plan " "My plan la thia." said Betty, biuah Ing under Harvey's ardent glances "1 know tbe prrrfeaaor la wlhl to marry Adelaide, and she. poor girl, would like to. only eh* • afraid of her mother " "Professor Hkka Is probabiy too bashful to prupuse an *l<«t«*tueuL but give« tbs opportunity ' I am auro be could persuade Adelaide "Ton os*’ added Mart* if Mr* Hlgglnaon parts them low they may never meet again Tbe prufsaaor la a widower, and widowers are fickle. you know " "How interesting’' muttered larry in tbe ear of bis ladylore but Marks only pouted "Vat's talk about our salve* Marta" "HumphF ecorn««! Marta "And e*" Betty was saying earnest iy—"and no I thought we sis might go orer to Pendleton village and tb«n >et rphone over for Adelaide to nuns at once to tbe rectory and another rues •age to tbe professor and when they get there you boy» might ■usevat to htm about tbe elopement Te rods'" cut tn fain Morland Tbe a to my friend' WellF defied tbe throe girt* !» b grinned "AH right " be hastxoed to ear 'He mar decline or A del a Me may." •aid Amy quietly They may but they w<mt." retort- ad Betty wisely Every oue la ng bed. and Hetty Mnah ed What else ran they do when Mr» Hlnlneoe te obdurate? fib» «aye Ado Mils must look Metier than an under paid erbooltesrber eo If <xx e they are separated Adelaide» mother will aeo that tbe remain to killed dead. • rtod 1-------- cause I tnarrici i..ctu ino w « n -La ago"" < ..nateruai«mi teli >t|»«n thè »1« mcl «Iter» The .pile« Adelaide and b« grav baimi tov»r had vloped after «IL had atuleu a march upon theni had <»>t nsvdrd tbrtr Interventlon Adeiakte'a «romul<Mie voice bobe thè alleo** "I am ae giad you all know To* Bere so iter to pian II fnr ns" A fiood ef ewngrotwlatlowa rberked ber spese h The ali cwiaplrwtor» crowdcl arnumi Adelaide and ber buabaod i»r («reni» waa beamlns U|««n lheu> all and offerlng to go and break thè ssv< lo Mr* Hlgrlnaon "I am euro ah» wtl| Itoien to renano " he aatd ss he proparod |<i leavr And he never toM thern tbat It wa» nnlv after he had »tplaln»*! to A«te laide'» motber that Pn<fi*sor Hlcka waa wortb baif a militai« *n hi» owo awl I." aald Hetty lour mot bee will not object. I am «un» " Mbe to asleep now Nbe baa audered from iwuralgia all day. «aid Adotalde 'I will go, Betty, dear' "Jual allp a warm co*l over that righi tbat Mra Hlgglnaon grarefully iwvtty white fr»» k I tu so glad you rv<» in and blewwd ber rhltdron As for tbe alt mcidiera. lo tbe coaraa wore IL Adelaide* <r'»d Hetty, dam ef tlme eacb muplr wgg marrtad. and Ing •-<! T wurl.r why. murmured Ade Or l*»(M alwaya «Ih rial ed at tbe cer- emony laide aa abe w<-n( upMalra Mr* iiiggtii«4i *ae aieeptag aound iy. atxl Adriastr whisked a OMKortllg A Rovai finake filaugMarar. .took out uf the wardrwtw. twisted a Tt»» »errotary Idrd" I» .«ne of ih» white « biff on veli aliout ber pale gold en hair, and with Mae eyea shining moni pmhci» bini» in Moutb Africa like »tar* she joined Hetty and the li la royat game, and any peroon «le strnylng «aie t» Halite to a bue of 4M two young iircu In tbe veranda , Majsatk Molung tarda ttiey stand Over iu tbe cveuer there was a glow lug point of light I'rofeaaor III. ka «l>«>Ut throe teet high iu.l gciicrnlly gu was »looking furiously I'erbaps Be In palr» The, are of «Irai, color, wllh had ivuui.'l on having Adelaida to hla«'k teatbery log» and aro value! for tbeir prvpeuaily fot kllltog «uakea himself that evrniug Near by were Maria oaken and her libero tbe «e retary l.lrd l» »ceti iliero are aure to I» man« reputa* al»>«it .-avalter. lorry A half b»ur later came ■ telephone The i.ird beata d*««u ita edvcrwary ■-all for lorry He rriurued from the tirai «Uh uti» wing and tbei> wlth thè booth tn a very vexed frame of mind. .«tber at thè aame lime irwmpllug on I iu . I'- ' fig* Il wltb Ita f«*t untll thè snake 1« suiti eipia met Could y<m take me over • teutly Muuued tu coti b il by lite bead in y»ur «ar. |«rofeea>wi All ihe hotel wttb Ita claw» Theu tbe b|yd rtos» far tip In tbe alr and drop» il» vk-tlm io . ara nr» in use "U ith pleasure'" <rid Pro feasor tbe ground io br kliis-l Hy ibi» meati« Ibouvoiid» of «enouiou» reidIle» aro «le III k>. tiwaing hl» >Tgar away "Per lisi« Mi* oaks» would Ilk» to cm» •troyad tavudon turai»« lo«k * fillvsr gw*rO of Hawaii. "Tbautta I abouM love to." ita» of tt«e asoat curkata pianta la No th.- throe drove away from the <be wnrkl sud «tue >>f lite groateot in hotel, twu’of them trombiing with es <ere«i t<> all uotgntota to itw «live** i llrtuet.l at tbe touting ordeal riti» »!< eedlngly rare piata, iTofraaor III- k* tbe Innocent vic •word lini .«f tbeir dtoturtwtxw. guided tbe wltb Ita niagnltl.eni allver «pine» and haudMune < rosi mai etili i«e f«mn<| in car * lib hia usual i-oul (wectoio* profnalott in thè ui >| m » i fatti ut Kaui»> "Wbef* >1» you waul to gut bo ask e| after the« bad entered the quiet gap th» aoui itero ««tllei of ili» vaat citi», t crete» <>t flal«*akala. on thè I’eltdielon etreela toland of Mani li fi»w»rs from July Tbe r»«-t«>ry.” »aid lorry Prole»«» llk'ka [eerrd at him to th'toiier and «-< ur» tiaydiy any sten* else tu thè w<>tld K«en »trnnget through the rtarknesa "II nt' no < ougbd •uapi. tooaty. and la th» varici« known a» tbe green Larry pressed Marte hand »nd wbte- •word whtah occur» only In llsleabala twret "He l- H»«ee we re going to tie ■-rate« and I* unkoown to eStet else morrei you and I. Mavis You wb»re Honolulu Mtsr Bulletta wvuidn i hate the Idea would youF So one sarr Ijtrry heard her answer, Prtnce Henry th» Navigator. hut from what folloWBd it must have l'he kingdom »f Portusai rounted m hr-1> enflrely aaltatn. iory to that tara Ha royal bouae otte of ibe rueti who torti youui notti tirai rank io actentific attalnmeat In fart, the protesa»« bad to remind and prnetk-ai application II» waa ib» tb«-m tWl<e tieforo they reallxcl that •on of John I of Pnrtugal ami Queen the car had stopped at tbe rc tory gate. l*hlllppa wb» we» an Kngllab prin.-swa Util you <vnue Inside prufeaaMtrF Ho «peni hta tlf» Ut •eixllng oul •hi|t» (dendel l~irry .«a vuyagtw <•< dl»ov»ry and It waa In Hi» rector's study there waited a tbr«Higb ihl« l’tta* r Henry ■ aitati 'iti» nervous group Ketty sud Amy. with Xavtealor" thai < «ilutubu» gol hi» ulea a tra r fu lly suitltag Adria ide bet wean of aeeklng for a new laud a« ro* ib» th. tn. while I «an Morland and Harvey -ca talkcl to th» puisled looklag clergy mau Carrot* lorry tak>.ncl Morland Into the Clino wer» fir.t lnin«d<ic*d into ball Here br to old mao.* lorry England by Flemish gardeurr» in the • btopercl to l«an "lio tn UT Marta Ums uf EllMbetb and In th» reign of and l-arry went Into th» atudy. leer, lam»» I they were still an uo.ummon tag l«an Mnciaod alón» with the pro- that ladies wore hunch«* of Item on feasor ibrir hat« and »n their «h-evaa inalami Ch«*«- within the room heard sounds of teattera of a dispute in the hail, murmured ex- (MMitulatlona and then tbe deep ntm Much gntertalnad. hie of (ten's persuasive rotee Rabi ('hol)y--l have just been took Tbe stria looked at eacb other Io dis mg over a vofnme of revised «tatutsw may Quoth Algy Wall? Now that Adelaide, th* deer, had rbully I had no Mra there were •• rvnaeoied io their plan, would It hot many tntrre«ttng ways of breaking the he dreadful if the pruf**or refused to taw — Ix»ntav11l» Courier Journal marry Ml* Higginson? "I wish wa bad oot meddled whin- The leoaon« of Ufa are lost if they do prred Betty to Marta o<n Im pre*« ua with thr ne-realty of Marla maided and looked miserable. making ampi» allowance« tot the Im There was Adelaide wltb a »wetrtly inni lire rottcbialous of others tender smile on her lipa, her UtlnooM covered by tbe fleecy white frock, an .......................................................... .........-I brldellkn And there waa I'nifs*» llk-fca act- L«cal Marltel Report log arv- ao- "Ralkyr II was Ijtrry who aop- pllcl the right word « Ä5 Jost then the «*<> men rame Into Wheat twr bushel the m.m. tbe profewaor smiling, (ten (Mtn " .36 Marland looking badici 2K (Ml Bran [rr ton (hr l>eema rame f.Hward «<irpU<od. Wheat chop per ton 82 00 wltb an opro prayer tw»te in hi» honda Professor flick» sirhanged a took Oat chop 30 OO wltb Adelaide and stiffened hta stami Barley Chop " “ 30 00 dar» a» he stepped forward Flour per irnrk 1 35 "I thank tbe* iruing i*.pto far thetr Egg» per doxen kind interrai Ut my our affaire ' ba .27 Mid gently "but l homi marry Ade Butter tier p«mnd 40 table Ton will explain to them why Chickens, hena per Ib 14 I canted“ ,14 "Oh o*r The »1‘ laswttara. acare* M •• •• ly breathed ran from Hp t«> lip Rom* roosters 07 how Ils prefewsnv tenori a piare bo- Turkeys .18 abb- Adela Me Geeee ’ ” OH The, all tanked evpc-tantly at ths minister Durtw ” “ 12 Please teli them why I <so not safe H*ef 04 y«m to isarry as l«r fMerna ' repeated ni Veal Profe-eor Hlrky «.Of l«r lieem» cb«*d the preyar beak Hoge live per hundred Ib upon hte finger and smiled han tan b~ Hoge, dressed 7 Of around the group ¡ Mutton ».00
