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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1916)
R. SHELTON When in Albany TRY A ROOM AT THE Notary Public and Revere Rooming House Con'cycmor Abattacta <>l I itle Fjuunined - SCIO . - OREGON (tAHaj ('lean Wholeaome Rooms ami Bed* at Moderate Price*. I- rd er at rd Church ------------ WHkN YOU WANT------------ 900. ORKt'.ON Plumbing or Tinning Sunday School 10 a m. Preaching Ila m. <h rm tian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 o m. Song Service 7 30 to 3:00 p m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:30 pni. Brother Mvikt-ljohn. leader. H B. Iler, Pastor. - MCK FRED OHLEM1ER S«iw «4 H*ui«w Hi* Experience 1» Wurth .Mon» y ' to You Repairing a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed 33 reig*g* Ldbmw* Meg*du»la^ * L mm R«tw<M<»4 Net»ry PeMw N. M. Newport Metari FwAthe Attorney at I jaw H. B. CHESS OTV AmmNKYI ATTORNEY AT LAW tJCNANOh oKKOOfc ADIHUDUI f|< Oiltre m Skerwea M H1ZZ I At sea On. *«• "'A'H’TOWN H1ZZ The Thrice-a-Week Edition of The New York World j Dunston's : • Revenge • • • ; An Evil Intention Chan e I to a Good One ............ •> : : CLARISSA MACkIF. •••••••••••a*a****a**a*a*e A man an»! a woman were rkltug ->n bora*ha-’k over tbe broart arras of a wewtervi rami» Vs they canlrrsrt on the gtrl «•batted pleasautly, while the mao llatetird making brief ret>Re» He was thinking of ati-«tb»» mailer than the -me of whl< h »he was «|w>aklng Muddtmlr he rein«-»! In hla horse and facing her aahl tn-re ao If In anger than In lore "Rowe. I tors y-»n I»» ho re! y»”> a long while Will you be m» wifey* The girl, atari I»-«! st such a pr»i»«l Uon made In such a tone drew back “I rant. Ralph I can't I would If I could. but I d-m't k»v* you ••You can to««- me If y««i «mi to." he replied bitterly •Indeed I «ant' ■Theo there tan't a rhatwe for nieF asked Ralph Puaatnn hoarsely a« he looked away, Rose’s brown eyre grew tery pitiful, and abr laid her III tie gh-red band on Duaattm'a bridle rem “I'm sorry Ralph ' ahe whl*t»ered In • distressed tone “I'm sorry" Thais emMtgta** be Interrupted sharply "I •ilp(Mra* It'» Hcrt Mister Hut I'll see he doesn't Cel vou” • Practically a daily at the once of a weekly. No other newajiaper in the world give* *0 much al ao low a price There has never Ix-en a tune when a newaitaper waa more needed in th«- household The great war in Europe has now entered its second year, with no promise of an .-nd for a long time. Three are world-shaking events, in which th«- United States, willing or unwilling, has I wen compelled to take a part. No intelligent person •an ignore such issues The presidential contest alu> will auon be at hand Already candidates for th«- nomination are in the field »nd the campaign, owing to the extraordinary character of tlie timna, will be of supreme interest. No other newH|>apt-r will inform you with the promptness and rheapnewt of th«- Thricv-a-Week edition of the New York World. The rhrice-a-Week World's regular autiscripllon price a only *l per year ami thia pays for I56 nepers We offer thia unequallt-d neue|>ap«-r and The Scio Tribune together for one yea«- for 11.1*5. The regular suhacrip- tion price of th«- two paper ia 32.25. Send you Subacrtpion to THE SCIO TRIBUNE • SCIO I • • • ------- *—-**— -x x- -1 OREGON J x r jw L a -ZZI It fan to nr«W a/ «»*****«* •" PRINTING ■ <oU tm THE SCIO TRIBUNE ■ COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Me mofa a iftiatt* of all af fui 'RnnOng H r a/tetygr rtor/y Hr nrerr Aregoernf ■ ,4n4 aw Prurr or* «^rey. rraronM* ■ *— —1 — un J • • • • • • •Well, honey, what's bothering you tonight F asked Rufus Weldon of hl« daughter, as »be aat In dreamy »lienee befote the Are It 1 we sighed and then flaabad a «mile al her father She «rut over and kn»-ll beside his chair leaning her dark head against hla shouhlcr "Nothing mu- h. dart she answered after long allene»- only only only welt father It» llrrt Staler' The deuce*' e«plo»le»l Rufus la pre tended surprise ‘You don't mean to aat my foreman baa the nerve*' lloae s band covered hla lipa "I lore him fntber. she whia|«er«-d Ilia arms went aroumi el-svely. amt II was I bus Bert Slater found them When he came in Rufus exteuded a hand to Include him In the llltle cirri* The matter see ma sei tie. I son " said Rufus huraoroualy The periml of lioae Weldon a engage meat to Bert Slater was marked by anil'-ua days slid ulglita Him bad n-t told her lorer of Ininsloii« threat, gar bail she (XM>n»le«l In her father for la either « aae >>ne or both of them woukl bare gone forth to administer punlab merit to tbe disntfl»»int»-d »nwboy Then suddenly one day Rufus Wet dm met death. au»l tbe horse that ha<! thrown him ha«l I«» !«• shot la-ft alone on th* ranch, with iter nearest relativra some maiden aunts in Maaaai husetts Rose gave bee»! t»» Ben Staler'* plead lug and so»>u the» were married dialer had fnveete«! aotnr taotiey In tbe iam h and as ll-we was her father's a»>i* heir husband am! wife earrk»! oa tbe t>ualii<-aa in the saute thrifty man tier tbat had made liufue Weldon com fortably rich as «omi«i«»l to many of bin neighbor« Of Ralph !>unatoo they saw little When tb*y did meet him R«aw- was all a quiver with anxiety lest the dark browed man engage her grtrnl tem|»rre«l husband In an argument that might foment trouble ami end lu the gun (»lay that would give liuustm hl» long » her shed opportunity to put au eml to Bert's life and thus . arry out hla scheme of revenge Rut ChNMrton held hlmaelf well In band If be had little 10 aay no. one could marvel at hkt taciturnity In the presence of bls sue amaful rival Cor the whole county knew tbat Ralph twins ton had laved lioae to tttatractkwi. and many people sakl that he bad bad a fair chance to gain her affe»tlons had not Bister come on .from the east to Join Rufua Weldon In the bualneae But It ba»l been a tianner year In tbe cattle ra lai tig country and every one was so happy and »-onteuted that no me gave bwl to* Ralph and hla ■ her tailed revenge outwardly he was gay and rarelaea. and no one knew tbat hla Inaouclarx e covered a heart brooding blackly over bls «oveted revenge Ae th* mmth* dragged by lioae grad Daily forgot Imnston'« threatened re »«W» and «he dlatnlaaed It entirely from her mind when the» |>la»e«l her baby In her arm« Itufu« Weklm Mia ter they named the little on*, and In th* Joy of tuotberho«Ml Ro«e In» lulled the whole world tn her great warm h.art When HunaUm heard about tbe little Rufus be went for a kmg ride through th* purple sagebrush and when he r«me t»a< k hla lltw were smiling, but giunter lurked In hla black eyes • •••••• Tbe »now was railing thk kly an tbat winter evening when Ralph Ininstm set mi to encompass bls revenge It ' <aa tet rarx. gj*k* f<* **•_ JW* he lu'isi be < »refill ami that It mrana Two halfbtwd Indiana «kax bad after Bert him m wlrv h»«r»»-s and »me of these a g««»l many weeks of kllen«*»» wanta nt* tv aak y»>u If you .ant help blanketed raw «la was to draw Bort him out b< re Nome «»tie tuu«t take Slater from th* house on some 8ctl He needs some one tie can tfou« emud while the <aber «1 Inaped .barge trust. He sgya If you - au. why. when IR«.»»-'< utile son It was a very -Ttxte ty idamted affair, after all. ami »hosred he Itel» arouml <*»V more be would Will the efTret of h-ng nxwithe of hnwallng like yon to star »»n as foreman •»ver lit» fan« i«-«l wr»Higs Ralph was |ouF "Will IF Dunatou uucousclously ra «1» »-rale now II»- felt that by de pealed the quratluu He tuld hluiseif priving Itiw and Mister of their tlrat la»rt> tie could co use them greater |>«!n i that If be remalnt-d be must c-onfe*» to than •’.» «imply taking Berts life Ho Mlater hla evil Inteuthm» tbat night - «antv»l sister to suffer too. and lu be would »tan clear with him W*U. that w«»nM l-r h.-ir-t twit hr <-» hi |»1 do It l»~«|b there «*• only relea»e ■ Then, that* wn» the bn by lie «oul<i A light burtred In the house, and a •re llufu» every day -gouid ride hliu etunlow dltle»! a- rasa the window shade I on bls t>a<*k play with hlut later, The bunkhouse was lu total darkn»aa. teach him to rid* » pony |»un-toti ha«l 'h-M-n hla night well, for Mure. I'll atay,” hr »aid heartily, It s«» the •» u >«n of a big twll at B«d «nd a« he »|»>ke 1» bent hla bead ami Tup- *' d I here a» not a wul aliout hla I1|s> swept tbe pure berk of tbe the |- 1 e «av«- the two Chlneae ixaik*, | little one and tlwi were ao«llt>ly asleep In the lit "I'm ao glad " «ahi Ruse softly, aa tie hut whkh the» «H-»-upl«<d together she t»»ok the baby from him "I know near !be n»rral tie's going to l«r awfully foiul of hla Ju«t as 1‘ ui «-» i ii rudo up to tbe door- I Cm-le Ralph" alep to |eer Into the window the d»»-r An»l Ralph I Kinston tipi«»*d «rat of was d««ug whle open, and he started the house, a« one who lea«»-« a aa< red Ba< k It«--» Mlat»r stood in the «l««orway shrine i I ; 1 l»»erii g u|> al him like one dlatra« ted '•h liiilpb s ! h > «ri- <| In a relieved tom I am «» glad II la you' I waa afr.«l«l It might I-«- some one I couldn't trust Bert ba« broken hl« leg There lan 1 a man about tlw place, and liaby has tbe <-r»>ti|> lie will die If you can't _-el tbe d>» lor here Ob She lea nr »i igaliisl the diswpoat as Ihmatotr slip- I ««I from hi« horse at»l rushed past h«r Into th» boo ■«■ » <>me In ami «hut the door.** he com omnded grutily “Where s th* l-aby ■" hr asked curl I ousiy Mo- punted tn the «»«fa drawn « l««ee to the Are ami tin t> aoal> be»! Hie bun <|le to her breast r»a king to and fro In liei.l. >» l< »r I'r- m tlw l«uu<lle came I hi-wr»»' < boklng aoimda llalpb Dunston ha»l been the okleet | or twelve ebUdreii ami hr had -well hla m- tber handle < roupy I at bl««« in the die- | tint past It la remarkable bow ten*- > h>u the««. b»>nie uieBwrlea are tn the 1 t«ri aata of the harshest of men l>»<n t you know what tn do for the , baby be aakv»l sharply T«e given hitu croup me»tl«-tne ' lx» ' gnu R»»o- liclt-b -aly. when tbe l»lg ; man t«> «e.i hl< hat Into a <«>rnet and j str sl. into Ole kit« hen. where Hop 1 Hing'« Ore was carefully laid for the I out morning A m|«|«er kettle of wa ter --t> the stove wa« »tulle warm «mi j In a trice l>uu«tou had llght»»l the I kindling in toe stole and drawn tbe big kettle over tin- tluuws lie »««tight ami found the t»aby a tin bathtub and l-ia«-ed It on two halra la-fore the ait- ; ting r»"«in tire ju«l a* tig bad sea bis j mother do lu tbat faraway pa«i on e he «trptanl outside to «end the I womlerlng halfi>rer»la «currying i»m k to Ited Top for tlw t|<M-ior. and ome ho I ran uimtnlrs ami t««>k a kxth al Bert Mister wh> wa« lying white and still «■it rtw bed Ik eiiiniiiw»l the Injured leg and found that lto»e bail put It lit spllut» form««I of .in umbrella ami two of ber father« h >vy cane« It would do until th»- doctor «auie The liaby , ne«--led first attention. lie held the baby while at hla direc tion the dMracted mother Urw here ami there gathering tian be la ami mua lard. Then the hot waler was i»uured into the bulb mid the muatnrd added, a* l-niistoii ha»l wat« tie») Ills iix-lber d»s ami hnallv the choking nmt gasping l«al>> was gently b>were»| lulu the tiatb Half an t> nr Inter little Hufua waa •h-eplng «• lly wrap|«od In warm blanket* l..«i««b (»utiatoti awkwardly held tbe aoft bundle while lioae. cry ing softly with relief, put away tbe tiatb and then went to attend to her | huabaml Th* doctor cam* while Balph still eat there 'Hello. Dunatoo belt Hit® «rat? That'* a g'»»l fellow." waa the «loctoFa greet Ing Then Itone told the phyairian of the ambleti attack and of tbe oppoe tune appearam e of Italph I run«too Dr Finch m»bled gravely examined tlw- I why ami then patted Imnatoo <m the shoulder "Hood. work. Ituneton. yon saved the ixby'a life! Xolile work, my man." be said algnlfl« aotly a* he turned away. tor he. loo knew Ininaton a eesrst I Kinston rtuslie.1 ami bent his far* above the tstby'a rosy cheek Hufua lunirtl bls held sleepily, sighed and tm ked a vehrty hand In Ralph's neck. Tlie young man sat there, paraiyaed with fear lest the taiby should remove the truMftll little Dugera. IJttle trie kle«> of warmth ran around hla heart and seeUMsl Io melt all the hardneoa and tbe bitterness that bad bound It In ao by cruet l*ealre far revenge vanished never to retnra: love for Roae Minter became au altnoat forgot tea incident. Tbe Mlater l«aby seemed 1» Illi tbe burlxou Just to bold that wonderful little form • i««*e to hie heart juat tn feel tbe lltllr helt-ir-aa Ungers riot» b him ■x>i«ndeotly juat to know that the little breathing atom of bu maulty nemlrtl him might grow to 1 love him in time wa« rnougb for Ralph Dunston It.•«•• ame back to the room, her eyr-a shining softly, as she aaw Ralph iHHMi.ua tranafortned couoteuanco He anilied u|«m her lmi*raonaliy Mb* waa only tbe baby'* mother* "How la HertF he asked "Doing apiembdy. ft* docMr gay» CURIOUS MEALS. ■ la*han«a Are Oormandnera, and QI» raHaa Hava Quaar Tastes. Rtephant*. ai least - nptlve elephants, have queer taste« «ays l,earann'a Wre-kly tn an entertaining article ghoul the ts-cullarltl»*» of four lcggr»l gour met a Oh* memorable day In Hkri Huffs t 'ulll. I hr mighty ami pojralar Indian elephant at tbe kun. ate bl« t»e<1 A thirty «1» |»>und |ni«a of straw had been put down on the floor for hi* * onifxt. and when the keeper went round In Ute mor mug not even the t«am1s of the tm»s remained Muffs t'ulll followed It Op during the day by eating three truss«"« of hay. weighing 1.» pound* Finally some one b»ougbt a ti-imb*r of i hrlstma* pmldIngs Into the eh-phant hoil»e Muf fa t'ulll »wallowed hl* puddhig with out even o|«e >lng ihe • arillHvinl b»«t that contain'»! It A *oo keeper ome kept a tally of the nmnlier of hot • r««*» bun« an elephant took down. For six hours »»n end one tine tiiasl Friday It awallow«-d buna at tbe rate of hat an hour! Th* average giraffe h»v«w noihlug '■etter in the world than a g<“«1 «<|unrr meal of flowers II baa not Hie »light »»•t i«ica however, of the dlffrrenc* be »ween artlfl- lai aiwl real flowers Home years ago w hen garden hats" were all the rage the glraff«- at the x«m mad»- a day of it In that glorious twelve hours It accounted for m> few -r tliau oevetitren hat», the innjmlty <»f a hlcti were « bvwmi beyond re» nltlou tiefore they > ouhl I-»- rescued O m of the fiinnl»'»! mlstnkiM» a gi raffe ever made funny fur lookers <m that la to say was when a pe«ic«» k •trolled into It« paddock. Th«- pra «•oek'a tall < aught the giraffe's eye. ami evidently the animal mistook It for a gigantic au«i luxuriant ape- lea of flow er At any rate. t«ef«>re any one could Interfere down »am* the giraffe’s long ue> k. and. atdaiug tbe |«>ac<» k by the tali, be tiulMi«»! It tn midair It wa» uot long tiefore bird an«l tail »ahi guod by to ea< h other, ami tbe pea> ■» k Out ter«»l away «creaming with Imllgna Hon Although a trifle astonished at tbe prvxtsMlliiK» of the urwly illacvv •■ml flower the giraffe « hew«-»l the tall with gr«'»l kumu FARM LOANS Rraaonablt- Rate« Any Amount Uwnr Tim«- No waiting HECKER Ac BEAM 138 LpnaSt. Albany, Or. Summon i la Ike < inslt ('wvrt •< «W Sials ut Unrron I Jim Count» tor Omrtas Wklta Flalsue v* UlMan M White lM«wd«nl TO ULUAN M. gotswdaae. I aVMMoM* J WHIT«, the alar.» named In the name st thw Hiela «d Ora»un. »«« ar» hamhv rssulnd to »» paar' and smwev th» rem »lam« «d tha alaos namsd »Imnud ■» llm agios awiiUad » osri saw aa tUa with the t lav* <d said Court, wtliun ai wsvks trata ths dais of th« are »uMIraiM of this ram mnn« and <nm are herehr nraiAad that If rev l«ll to aere» and »»«way mid r ara» I al 11 aa M hereto iswMvsd the ahUnUM win aeetv «O the taM Cdbrv to» th« relief preved far In th« remglain« to-wN for » <»«« « st Ito said Caurt diaed.lna ths towds af matrwaaav now «»won» h«w«en ito ■daunt* «nd <»frada»l. «mi far swvh ««he» and further rehef aa the I ourl mar ds v at »re e -sr I* ■ he Msmtaas. Thia S smaii n i » »«>W<»tod t>* »irtw of aa •rtfas mato to Mnraaratoe Parra k. hah». Judes of «ha Stove entitled Cato«, dub made arel etrtsrud sf raesrd «• the »to» autltlod < «oxI and raus»aa th» »th dar of Aertl l*M wl wh aider fa — » • is U »* . . eee**«*»vew sat —■ a»ei r too w Wg■ V^^^W « v gv^g ■ aaramRlw^^wM ■ r v 11 ra** WW* * Feto v^w We eeraareutive wetoe la Tto Meto Trítono that Ihe date -.t Ihe Bret euMteatmn agall to Mar «. 1*1*. and the dale the last euMleaunn shall to J um U in* Waathorford * Wrwthorfurd Alternare far FlaotU«
