The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, April 20, 1916, Image 3

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M«H«v«v I aaa*
R. SHELTON
N«t*ra ^tal*.
That We
end of |>S king off «en
T*o- iWíYv traveled for aome
Id»'« «Itleo't fiirthei moir» t«*hw tw ee
I «
utierv they pavervl fn« tike
•a <1 >«<••» t,< mirth tree« flewet«.
houM-« «tel ahuve all. to water, tar
I ihl* arti' i<-
rli 'mnti «ivewberv aud
therefore re«»,'le’l of «>> little Impar
tame 1« a < hlef loi-ewotv ou the de*
eft
llei.drfrk« raving hl« .«ttSt and Me
me» In air of 1'1 put up at a hotel
11«> Mijo* •*** comfort of living In «
I bonw «urroundwl by tmt,i<'«l «hrub
her.
I tie tl, <>pp.Mlte llv,'d an Arab,
•he tbruat a hl: of paper into hl« baiai
On reaching bi« camp be read It
H* om U o » »our |v«eanl .amp Miel »«
after Sark vnld«*v between retir lanía
Notary Public and
•nJ aura
Attorney at itaw
No <ma but a fool or <■>• ready for a
( rmt rpcruor
.1*»perete adt enture iruuld have ac
■wpt«d Ihl« Invitation
lleii lrl- ka w«a
K IO ATlTHINlTt
AbatiKli of 1 ttir
not a fool but he waa rvody to take
any ri»k Io gratify hla curloelty. and
UlBAftUN
OM1MJON
he liked aflirntura However, atnra hr
SOO
.
.
OREGON
knew be would be rtaklog hla life and
APUMHB
ff«
dM not wleh to leave tbe w.wld with
out «ouïe provtalou tbemfer he took
AH tato ht» coufldenœ
WHKN YOU WANT
AN a«M at on>w that tbe womau waa
a trader, and when lleudrlcik« w«« «It
I edrrated Church
I ting by hi« «iodo* a woman young •cling under the order» nt her boa
F. A. MITCHEL
tauid that llendrlcka would meet •
• lel «otiwnhat .-otiwiy in appearnidw
M IO. OMDON
••••••••••••••••••••••••e« I wa« I» I«- 0111 In a nom «11 the aame bullet Inatrad of « woman, after which
HC*
■ Sunday School
10 a m
I flia.r a« tbr xmrrb'aii
Nbe «aw him tbe trader w<>«>ld awoop down on the
other» murder them all and take poe
Hendrick« w«* cui out tar a gbibe I itMiklng at her and »rullevl at blm
I’rrachtng
II a tn.
FRED
■eaaion of the effet»
lie Ix'gged bl*
irotter
and
waa
furulobed
by
luher
lleudrt
X»
though
In
the
heyday
of
'WraUik Stai» «4 Ü»«
<*hrioti«n Endeavor 0:30 to 7:30 pm
Itamv with U m - wtHTewlthal lo be a life w«« ai.r«e to ltil> rferlng with • maater not to keep the appoint meut.
SoOff Service
7:30 toR:00pm.
Hla plendlug« were of no «v«ll. Thon
Hi» Experience 1» Worth Money
world traveler
Hy llw lime be wa» I n«iuai- 1*1 ‘Oflng Io a 1lub«uime«lAl>
AH naked blm to permit him to go In
land
«
mt
»•
i>
from
the
window
The
Brayer
Meeting.
Thursday
7:30
p
m.
U> You
twenty live be bad traveled In every
lie would make It known
I nett u>'< i>n< ; « • «raven «t«rted from advance
! Brother Meibrljohn. Leader.
rtvlllard land <>o the fme of the earth
Repairing a Specialty
that tie wa* u<*t the American, but an
• be tiV'ler II
4nd aln.-e lleodliek«
II B Iler, I'aator. •ml wltb many “f tbeaa waa >|<iita fa I ••• prv|Mrvd t<> m>*ve hla own «utflt. Arab, whhh he knew well how to do.
Sntiafnctkm Guaranteed
miliar
ti.- left an hour later
When be went •nd would thu* die over the plot with
Then cam. ihe «emHlv tilted >-oun
Ilendrii ka wa*
If you have anything to aell or irta*. Ite determined to twain with I Into .-imp In the evening tbe trader'« out getting killed
I m«*r* pr . >itl<>u« r<> ampmrnl wa« not tempted by thi« plan t>UI could Uta
Hr had read much of
«ant to buy anything, leave a farm north Ifm,
1 a müe aw»y
I Hiring the evening tbe bring blm«elf lo permit any of hl»
: or other pro|*rty. try a want ad in tbr great ba bara deaeri. Ila '«wan of 1 Arab coital on the American B|>t<ear men to take a ri«k that be would not
•and eprra.l out with all the Influite
take blmaelf
' Fhe Tribune, it will get result* nnd Mtneneea •• tbe water« of the deep Ing 4r«lr>'ti« of making hl« a<-<|tialnt
"No, AU.“ be «aid. "I will keep thia
•
n.'r
Ih'lirtt
Irlorv
hr
feft
he
«rem
the glare of day. tbe aplendor <>f the
■ nave you both time ami money.
ml to hair taken » great liking to a|>polnttuent, but I will go with a rifle
•tarry d<x»e above it at night
Itut It
at mv «boulder and racked "
II <■ ml rick*
wa« Iba danger of traveling among the
Your flgurr will be wren agatnat the
Hr tool m< «-»Mier de|»«rtrd than AH
ATTORNEY Al LAW
in making up your hat of papers ire.o bermi» cutthroat people who In
I ■ «tu> I» hl« tuoater and warned him. aky ' replied AIL "while one who merla
habit
it
that
made
Hendrt<ke
km*
to
ami magazine« for winter reading,
. <ta ietlug that the man might Iw a you cannot be dlatlngtilebrd from the
don’t neglect to include The Scio travel there Ae e»>a •• hr had be I int'li r hut If he i-ouh| overpower a •and "
come fa miliar with peoplea «Itu liar to
Hendrlrke profited by thia advice and
OtlK, mi Skeraaa M
I tai— Ita. Tribune in the numtier.
hie own countrymen be went to M»rnc I »111.1 Iler caravan ilutti hla own In the •rare » light gray atilt wltb a handker
<taaert,
kill
evary
»nr
cwoMrted
aith
• o. Intending to plunge d«wn Into tbr
talef tied over hla head Inatrad of a
I It «mi i«»«,'» hln:«r!f of the loot be
4a«ert
hat
Half an hour after dark he «al
leaving Parts be mad*' for Gibraltar, I would not «crupié to do «o lleudrtcka lied forth taking care not t» «il»we
Í
■»•ured
hi«
man
that
be
would
he
very
croaaed the «trait end found hlm*elf I ■ arrful «bat be dl.t but aaltl mdhlng Ma allboue'te agatnat the aky
I"ree
‘.a the round trip rate to lain
' in Tangier The transition acr<wa thia
Angele« Six mon:he return
I of tbr woman who had amllrd at him •oily be «aw a figure thua revealed
narrow water wa« like going to alre|>
The Arab dre** |* auch that ho coukl
limit with stopover»
The
I through her window
In Kngtand and waking up In Bagdad
not dlottngulah whether It waa man or
springis adelightfultinie logo
llrtidrl.
ka
had
|>roml«ed
tbe
trader
• in the one band were <>ttl-er» of tbe
woman
Hr wat. hml it advance to
>r
roliter
or
|».th
•hat
he
would
re
F.ngll«h arrnv •urroundeil by rhe pro
ward him. Hendrlik« taking ' are not
torn
lit«
all
In
tbr
m
1
ttlng
breakfaat
.
. |4e of lipain tin tbe other were Aral»»
Ibg with him Had hr i«wn warned by to i rrarat • mark for a bullet But no
drea«ed tn tbe white ba ram a univer
bullet i anw and i*v«rnily be heard a
All rurller hr would poaelhly have de
•ally wurti. a awnrihy i«**>i4e of dlabol
lined 'hr tn nation on the ground that woman a vah e «ay
k al countenarne. «rake charmer« wltb
“Follow me I will guida you to my
He did not
their auakea Indeed auch a people a« i tw Inienrtal to tn"’» early
are at their licet Nice warm
! f«wr a <<>inpll> a lion with the «»man. miar rena "
one would meet In any Molutinnwalan
Hendrii-ka derided t«> take lhe riak
•tinny days making bathing
1 lOuntry
It aeenied to liendruk« that * f« an Arsb «!<■ • hot uauillv Introduce He followed tbe woman Io a i«>lnt a
I
hla
women
to
hla
men
friend«
In
thia
ideal.(*hoicr of beachew,Santa
be hid auddrnly left 'he protectIna of
I ' a«e Hendrick« wa* mi«takrn
The tew tauudred yar<la from tbe wnmeu'a
Monica. Ocean Park. Venice.
c|Vlilted law tn be «ubje. t tn UmtvIHa
j trader bad Hire, wivre and they were quarter» li* the trader’» camp, ami there
Redondo, l/>ng Beach and
ed plunder
•loud tbe woman lie waa to meet
Newport are all within a few
Tbe flr*t thlug to pro- ure for a trip i all at br» >ikfa«t with him and hla
“I am a white woman.' «he Mid
I
gueat
One
<>f
them
waa
tbe
woman
Into tbe deaert waa caaeto, »hLb
minute« ride of Ixm Angele«
"My complexion I» at a I tini I waa cap
I
who
had
«inital
at
llendrA
ka
from
a
must I m > bought outright
Hrudrlcka
tuned with a caravan that waa aitacked
Remember that the lieautiful
pun baaed several of tbr»» tieavla and i window aud «be wa» the m<>et attrac • nd lootral Hie women lelng «old a*
I
live In appear«» e of them all
hired a •'ouple nt dooen native«. Im-Ind
Hbe behaved <1e< omitaly at table but •lavea Rave meF
lag a man to manage them who bad
• Howr
: a numtier of name«, among whk b waa i when All aroac with hla other wlvea
"Take me to yotir camp Move "U at
to
go
Into
tbe
living
lent
thia
wouuin.
AU. and llendrt* ka at once »elred upon
<>sca
In a direction that will avoid thia
I It to designate the man
All atiande.1 . whom lie • altal f'atima. ke|g her «rat caravan ’
| to the porchrae of the rrat of Hie out ' When Hendrlik« iiirtel to riae abe
Why did your hitaba nd permit you
ia open all the year Many of
lit. Including tent*, arm« ammunltloti I gave him • look that Indicated ahe 10 talk with me alone T'
the beat exhibit» from the
w
lahrd
hiiu
to
remain
After
a
mo
eatable«, drinkable*. etc
Tbe arm»
"I offered to dei-oy you «graving to
Panama - Pacific Expedition
• nd ammunition were about the rnoet mast’« braitation he decided to «cept get y«m tn my toll« tomorrow "
Mlve «poke S|«inlah In
have l>een taken to San Diego
important article« for the prln. Iiml nr I her In vital!. ■»
llendrk ka thought a few moment*,
■tip» (Ion of tbe denlxena of tbe dearvi i dlRrirntly end Hendrb ka apokr « lit
making thia fair bigger ami
then «aid
I
tie
of
ail
the
romance
langnngr«
Con-
»•• robbery
The large through cara
lietter than ever.
'Come with me.”
rana wera ao well protected that little *r.|urtitl< with a mlilnrr of F*ret»ch.
The next morning wtieu tbe trader
U tH« ktfeOAM ItaMiAlsd «Mb Sa*»
K|>anl«h
and
llallan
they
managed
to
plunder waa to he gained from them
MtgJ S>ulk««n < «Me* nut
•nwr the A meri, an* e«u>|' wa« »eon
Th« little force support tug a rv h make tbemartvra uudrratond
Ait lataJ «(*•! /w /«dA*v >n J *r w»uH *n a* w nta
Though the trader did not appear to faintly on the hortaon and hut a abort
American haring many tempting ar
dlatame from an oa«l* Fatima wa*
>aCa ■ U«i <—».I tw~e< U—
tide« waa a different matter
til In j object to hla wife« teten teje with the
mlaelng.
r«Hta* <ta«**
I«
formed the tnaatnr that they would he A inert, an H.-ndri< k* felt ttneaay The
lave», flugan c«
subject to all aorta of atnttegetna for woman Mwuied doelrooa of keeping
"Tbr> «•» that ». Hot, «mi re«, ram
■teallng pun«**»«. hut would not lie him with her. but. «eelng that bo dr
ara aiwavo equal
likely to any o|>en attack
To li« rob ¡ »lr»d to get away, ahe at leal arnae
"bee. i aw ut m> « mor«tor« wwrkwl
•ad
bed at wholesale they would douMlee* • nd they jolne.1 the other» Before he
Mm»-ir to neath .nd ■ >t> th. -v«.-
(<• led into an luibiwh. In wbl. h .-aw took hl" driurtura. while unotaervad.
tton
1'irtabnrvii t>i«|i«t. n
they would all tie murdered
All thto lent real to the expediting
Among tbe American'« ransom, for
plunging Into auch an unattractive
country <>»• «■• tu outwit lb« Red
X.
«alna
H« had not got well iota the d—rt
tvefor« the perform«niw cotumeu. «1
Of eoorae « guan! w«« eatabll«br.| al
night
The third night after leaving
Monacan territory ■ «entlncl was «hot
Why did they do tbatr a.krd Hen
•trick» of All.
It «erma to me murder
r_.
L JM-.! I ta-T t
» -w »
i
foe nothing ”
"Hon t deceive yourvelf. maater." «ahi
Practically a daily al the price <»f a weekly.
No other
•he bmck
"Tonight «nuttier watcher
newspaper in the world given so much at ao low a price
will fan, and the uett night anoltier
•nd «o on until our force la reduced
There ha» never been a time when a newspaper waa
WA»* tn nt J
anything In th* ■•» */
•° «o amali a nutn»>er that they may
more needed in the household. The great war in Europe
overpower tn ”
Hendrtcka thought much during the
ha» now entered ita second year, with no promise of an
PRINTING
day «a to bow tiri« proat*.Uve killing
end for a long time
Theae are world-shaking event*,
might be eliminated
Before time for
tn which the United State«, willing or unwilling, han
pooling tbe guard for the night he ««Id
to AH that tbe men were too «tupid to
tieen compelled to take a part
No intelligent person
tati aa
he truated on S watch tie would do
can ignore auch issuea.
guard duty blm«elf that night
T«k
The presidential contest also will ««H>n be at hand
Ing hi« rifle be «tattooed hltnoelf he
Already candidate« for the nomination are in the field
hind • heap of ««nd and kept a «harp
i'iokout for an rnemy
The party bad
and the campaign, owing to the extraordinary character
COMMERCIAL -RRINTERS
traveled all dar without aerine a hu
of the time», will tie of «upreme interest. No other
man or an Inhuman tietng
It «cerned
newspaper will inform vou with the promptneaa and
Impnaatble that «orne one «hould rl«e
R'l —4* a mecla/fg af
up out of the «and at drad of night to
cheapne«» of the Thrice-a Week edition of the New
kill a guard
Neverthrlrwa Hendrirfca
ytl ktnM af fah 'Ranting
York World.
kept awake and what waa equally
The lhrice-a-Week World « regular aubaeription price
Important, kept bl« eve« open
R't alauy miltfg
Ju«t hefore dawn he «pled ».me eon
1» only SI per year and thia pay« for I5t> wiper«. We
R't nevar Jit W»«t
of an animal tn the dl«tan<e «render
offer thia unet|ualled newepaper and The Scio Tribune
Ing about aa though aearehlng for fo>«l
together for one yeae for SLS&. The regular aubacrip-
Hendrlrfca watched the 'ewet for
• while and made up hl« mind that
tion price of the two paper ia S2 26.
there waa a man under ita «kin Go
Ing Inte hla tent, he brought out a rifle
Send you Subscripton to
•tuck tbe muíale Into the «and and
bung a barat»-« over the hdtt Raving
done thia, be again took poettlon be
hind hla «and hill
It w«a nta long
feeforv be aaw a fla»h from where the
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OREGON
N. M. Newport
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FATIMA
A Romance
ol the
Saha a L)e>erl
Plumbing or Tinning
OHLEMIER
H. B. CHESS
DOLLARS
Southern California
Beaches
Panama - California
Exposition
Albany
Los Angeles
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S outhern
P acific
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animal atood
and • hall paaaed
through tbe haranea
Hendrlik« tired
•t the hesat. and it mad* off ap
twrently mlngHn* wltb the «and