The Scio tribune., January 25, 1917, Image 3

OUR SECRETARIES OF WAR.
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la tka ClraaM Caaaa at U n » uh at U> a u
«A* I'aunt* at Una
AuU «llana r-H
ru.ut
Owir a Pew «• TI a<a Had Any Preetieel
Military caper>a«tee.
IT*.- Aral e- ■ lary ui war ut Uw
tnttisl Mitra »
li.iiry Kli-'X, al»*
• u Imn In II t „ -In j M ITIMI, ut
B*-* ti h Irish parentage Knut wan the
• telef «-iiuiluutHlrr <rf tiie ariil|*ry
tht**<al»-ut liia> l.e"lut«-n aih I SU
seirtoary >>( war l*«db lw( >re and after
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la «A* iMMaa at U m ««* n at Oaaaea. aaa ara
Tn KAMI. TOMO <ba abara namaU AatwAan«
la U n ini a< U m State at Qi«*■«. wo a
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atatM at Ik» aia N W aaaaal |'«I«I|1 M UN aknm
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a< V» Oraar» aaA raa ara turtte« uatiM iba»
iha -lair al th* Ar« euMUattMi Ik wit >a
Tkurada,. Hw aat ai 1«. 1*1*
WaMtMrfart A Waaitartato
•to K. ». H*>M>
Alternara tar rtakMlff
tar *1 naaanratira araba » U m bate Trlbana
«bai aba <ta‘a at «bn ArM robbrauna anali ba
tNraNbw U MM aarf iba 4aaa at lbw tan* rabil
ratina abail ba Taba a a r r I 1*11
Waalktef.-rtA WaatbarfarA
Alterna** lar 11«; "Utt
l«> tU*i | hm I ii at
R la alii • «*so*r. Tlaioih? Ita k erto*,
bad »lao lain silice «ervlc*. ani
J ninna M> Heart Ilia tlilr;1 I» h->ld the
poet, had Iwwu a nu. feu* In th* H»m
Inllon w.initrel I «tier, the next tn line,
wa* a la» ver. bn I II wry r Marl wen
Ipffera* o'» '-e. retar- of war bad had
mu- b militari ri rrlrii r
William
Eu lira aj >' t ! hj tintile n. »11 a
pby»l‘ii an i r«'e war In a military
man. J bn AifHtrtwm J»tne* Monro*
Amt Wllllar< IÍ rr»»ftl were law
era. and ahi * ibelr Hiue moat pre»!
drntn ba'» a|> aieutly
<«u»l«l»red a
le» nl «• In. «11 > th«' lv»l quailticatton
for a b< ad f the war «'e artm-nt
I’ H Grant ».h • ItaU ibe war |w»rt-
fnllo f >r a t-'l<f |«rl d in 1W1T, and
Wliiiar.t T ‘■hi'imin wte •» tenure *f
»tY r ar»» e iia>i.’ »h-.it. w«-re the -wily
-Hetfngultbsd mH tar» men to h-'M tb*
post within ti«, la»t half century Ita
IxMila P-wtliIspat- b
STORY OF THE PENNY GIRL
Semi-Tropical
Llbeoeee •« th* Old C»«t Wa» That •*
Sarah
Southern California
CALIFORNIA with ita <>r«n*ea. its winter
flowera, it* beach»«. ita mountain resorts,
ita time - stained missions. it* delightful
•unahine and aut-of-door life surely the
«all ia ir reel stable in January
Rut a two-day'» journey away
trains of the delightful
on daily
SHASTA ROUTE
Shasta Limited
California Express
San Francisco Express
Law^ i r*.
la JAM the gn«*mm.-nt of tb* t nllwt
iltatwe mail* an offer **f JI
for tb*
most aivtai'i «ti* deaijtn tn he pla< *■!
ti|*>n th* n*w an* '»nt coin •.*«« to h*
laauad
Mom* li dian < hiófa trav»l*d
from th* north» »at to Philadelphia to
tn*p*rt th* mint whoa* . bl*f rn<ra»*r
waa JaHMta Parton Lansa.-re. who tn
*tt*d tb*ru tn tila hniMte
Th* »tiara»»** daughter, ftarwh, t»n
yeara old «rt-atly *n> i»d th* rlalt of
h*r fath»*”« su*ata. and during th»
tw»nlnir. tn pl»"»» tier nno of the - hl»f»
took hi» f»»th»r»d b» n>»f ai d war
hcnn»t and pla< «-1 It ■*> h»r h»*d In
th»-i mpe.il a*« an arti»! wb«> Imm*
dlataly *k»t -teed her and handed th*
pic tur» tn h»r father
Mr Duigarre.
knnwtng nf th* <-«mi*tltlon f»r a Ilk*
n»*a tn go u|»>n 11»» rent. r»enl»ed fn
•nt»r th* ahPtrte f«r th* pria* off»H«d
by the anremmrot Tn hl* delight, the
offi.-lala ar»ai ted It. and th* face nf bl*
daughter asr«er«d up“n tb* rote.
The far* of Karate fotiga. r* ba* goti»
into mnra hand* mor» [»« brt» more
bonjea m. r» atora* yes. m>w* rharrbee
than any other ••<dn In tba Tatted
States. If nn< tn th* world - Pittaburgte
iMSdar
Ha Oat tha Jeb
You ran aeeure tickets or complete
information from any agent or write
T at Terwtand that r->'i told my rtarb
you war» aaAlng empier man11”
“Yotir rlerte ml*lnf< rmed r«u I mid
him I wa* looking for work “
•T'akr off your coat “ Hqiialnb Teat
Jaka M. Stell. <HMl»: futey. Arte.I
Parttaad. Oraa n
S outhern P acific L ines
Dr. 7 . K. Sanderson
DENTIST
Phone 27-7
OUR 1917
GOOD ANO BAD MANNERS.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS»
Fui
WMlever
4M
Ve»
Hald
Se
te*
•set «f Y*wr Abiiitr.
“I* rllmblng Ih» laddrt of etaceeaa
■ hai ha»» ) >« laarueil Hai y«e wuW
pa«a iw u «IJ lo othar «trugglUig
young m*«r I aeked II P l>a»ieaM ef
J P Morgan a (Yi “Dte jr«e <WMai*e
any ahitiliig guai and b*od evetyttelag
u> gattlng IberwP*
“No." he ratdtod *m|>hatiral|y. "WSol
•**r |<»b I had • aa lo me aiwajre tbe
tert heet Job In ih* wiwld. od I trtod
to SII II
I wiada no elaborata plana
h>r Ih* futnn» If I had any »retata In
my lahor II wa* «rat U» de *y own
w»rk. •a.'ond, te twarfe rb* feltow ter
tow m* hoa io tak* sa» piar*, thlrd. lo
toeni how io all thè poaltia*« ateead ef
ma
‘ H ot * ami j.mng ateo aboold aot Im
agli»» ibat tb»lr «ora la eo unlmpn»
tant thal t».>l»'djr tate»* n-d* *f bnw
Ite»' do tt. Il do*e net tate* long te»
An i out whrthe» a boy la oa tele tee*
watrhliig b»w ho rau lw*u ho of balp In
a MtMfloa or w ber ber he merety alt*
down and watt* Su b* toìd wbat lo de
Tb» almple »Irto«» of wtlllogueata r*ad
In»*«, atartn»«« and roiirt»«« wt|| rarrj
a boi farThor tban mora «wiart****.
“Parhap* tt wltl tata he out of piar»
for m» m d**rr1be en hxVUnt wtelrh
mar carry a taenoe fa» tha yoting m*o
you *r* anilou» te h*'p
'>na dar
«rt»»n I w*a toll»r a miemtaer off»r*d
m* • *»ry 0n* gold l*n
! «uni righi
lato thè offlr« and aatead tf thte saan
had any Iosa fonai tb» hank
I •»
plaioed that h» bad a»k«d m* te antap.
th* gift.
Tb* beate pmtniulv ert*d
and It w«* tmt |ong ttafor* th* fello*
wa* la twnkruptcy Tb* »tmple rotuw*
I tonte m **4 tb* baste • g^d d*al <w
amo*r " P C Fortw»* tn leali»'*
Aod tee Breed Ueod In the Drive*« ef
the M*me Ci»*l*.
Yh*r» ar» thrwe mrl* of m»ui>»r»
gutat. bed *»>l tbr ««I that are uae»i
tn the prtvecj <rf U m * luuu* dltal*. Tb«*
last named aort are uaually tb» Worst.
Good moan»re m >I<1 uu > cum* MtuiaUy
1« auj lual»
Thio la (>r«>ve«l by Un*
fart that the.»' mu»t generally b» ham
aaarwl Into Maall !">>• with a large, ro*
bual oan< the flat of the baud or U m *
rear aid* of a hairbrush. A» tb* bo«
grow* to n»anb«M«1 b» display* Ula ba
Ur* hod mauuera by telling bi» wife
what he'd Ilk« to aay to tb* tire« me
folk who <*«Mne to call and th* |«iqi|*
who give peril** which he la ei|*«'t*«l
to attHMl
III* early training, how
•ear. prerent« him fr<an »«hltdtlng bl*
had manner* la public. t>nra»i<wmlly a
mala rbtld ta hleaar»l with goal man
n*re from birth, but h» uimally eiptrew
j with eiitaptlonal th.iroughnewa ah*>rUy
b*fur» nr lmm«»1ial*ly after hl» fifth
birthday
Men with itad manner» are generally
I vary »u< rwaftll In hf» he. «u»« their
I mm prill or* and optumenta l<we their
tempera, thus making It easy for the
pereona with I tar t«e<l manner* tn de
teat thrru B»for» a had teanneml per
eno ttarnmee wealthy he 1» known ■« a
eelttah boor
Afterward he la »aid to
he enrentrlr
Thar» I* grara danger that while a
had mannered person 1« still In the
boor riaaa enme atrong minded and
stnwg muarlnl Imllrldual may rew-nt
tela had manner* ami spread hl» fra
rurea hither awd yon over hla tec* with
a few ter ah and well directed blow* of
a pair of So II n»t.
If on* care* tn
run th* risk bad manner» ar» greet
ttelnaa on which to gamble Kenneth
ta Robert» In Lite
EQUINE ARTFUL DODGERS.
D**tn*M
»nd
li nin ii i
That
HIS SMUGGLING TRICK.
War*
Ju*t Pur* Sluff
W» *11 know, of -mir»*. th* Itrery
aag who pretmde to b* daef
Yen
tell him to "g»t up.“ and h* g»tt»«h not
up. you rlurk tn him. and b* arral
•rateth twit hl* r*o* la.te* 4«*ff Mot
h»
Tnu know, hr a "»rtafn rolling «f
bl* »'«and wiggling of hl» »are, that ba
hoar* you perfertly woll
Ria daafnaea
1» pur* bluff
It tea Ilk» tb* lam»«***
wbb*h anm* shrewd old nag* e>»me<ta**e
put on
U'lll * hora* pr*«*nd to be lame when
b* i» tmtf H.*r»* horeee rwrtatnly will.
Two or Ibr»* year* ago th* \tanad
wa* driving a tivery nag on a road tn
V*rmool. when th* animal aiMldealy
tiegan to limp terribly, enulda't go off
a alow walk
It w*a pretty aertoua.
for a Journor of about twenty mllwi
had Junt l>»»n legun
Knowing a man
mi th» road who wa* a practical hor«*
man. th* Nomad dm»» up to hie door
and »nhmtttad th* anlm»l to th* er
pert’» »lamlQatkw Th* maa longed at
th* bora*'a f**t. »ram'ned hl* leg*
Ici'kod him ever thnmughiy "TMd th*
bare» go all right when yoe atartad
nutY* he a»te*d. Tas; the hors* bad
gone all right for throe or four mtJee
“Well." a*Id th* »tpert, thia horse la
«bamming; there la aMhlng tb* matter
with him"
Than h* addrueail anm* plain la a
gnag* to Dobbin, adrtetag him with
«■wne *har[m»aa to rut It all mil and go
along a» h* ought to
Th* Nomad
tno bad til* bora* with tb* whip, and
h* trotted oe to th* ead nf th* Jouraer
without tb* »lightest limp Nmead tn
Boston Tranarrlpt.
A
Mawlean
Trod»»'» W«y
af Cwadln*
th* Cuatom» I»**••<<•»*
Th»r» err way* ■•! »railing duly
down *a the llio G-«' 1» lmp*»«ii 1» t->
th» port of New York The MriUmii
found a way 11» ■«• a mm-hant Ju»t
o* th* other aid» of the Methan I-''
dar
11» bad two **«»• which had
caught tba fancy of an American eu»
tomer but they were il«mr. »nd with
th* duty adiletl not to l«> thought nf
Th* cu«t<wner told th» M*lk*0 »» Tim
Meilran tell |A
Hut the price «•-
«till too dear The II»«Iran fell again.
But still there win the duty »taring
the metomrr In the fa<*e
TI m - ii Md
d*nly. without »«plaining h->w. th*
M**lcan guarantee.1 that the r»«e«
Should h* dellrereil free of duly OB the
•Wber ahi* of the Hlo Gram!» neit
morning at breakfast time
"And." the M»»lcan ■ M In a char­
acteristic manner. “I will lw> there to
ooli»rt “
At break tert next morning. »■ th«
matnaaer wa» eating leisurely, the M»v
lean appeared
“Wbete era the ra«»«Y" the < u«t<'mer
lagutred
"lb tb* next room. »etM>r," replied the
Mexican, »tnlllng blandly
"And th* dutyT
“Thor* I* no duty, aetior."
"How in thumter did you manage ItY*
ask'd the American, emated
"I paid a greaw-r a dollar mnor,
With th» va»«ta atrapital to h-« l-ark,
he swam the Rio Grand* Hap, wnor"
- hurrying to bring in a **«e from tlm
next room ami touching It gently with
hla Snger« “they ar* whole. |Mr-f«*t "
-—New York Pimt
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• W’he I* that gentleman Betoatng
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lection by tb* bendT
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daughter* ar* very mu «Ita I
If they
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POULTRY LIFE
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Th* metbiel of «wearing by th* Bible
name lot* u*e at a very aerly parlad,
prertleelly With th* »el*hllaht*»nt of
court* of law la Chrletiaa onuntrlee
tt waa th* ordinary method of swear­
ing whee Amorita «*** settled by Ku
rotean* and waa naturally ad o pted
bore Oeth* were <ogntnoa twfor* tb»
Christian era. and any form may b*
used that nonforme to the religione b*
ll*f of the (tarano to he swam. He
hrwwa ar* often «worn no th* Ponta
tench, keeping on their hala, end iitelr
oath end* Wilk th* word*. "Bo help m*.
Jehirrah'' A Muhammadan la aworn rm
ttee Koren. - Philadelphia Pr**a
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H. B. CHESS
AnORNtYATUW
Car *w th* Brain.
TV« yon (now bow to bandi* an
emergency Y'
1» that going tn b* on* nf th* new
make«’"- Baltimore Aasrtaaa
Caurtaay and W»rte.
When I want to nod fault with my
men I
nothing when I go through
their d*t<artrn»nl« If I were »all> lied
I would prala* them My »lien » hurts
them mor* than anythin« el«« In th*
world, and ft doesn't gt»e ff-it
make* them think and w-rk ba nice.
Many men full lieeaita* tli*y do no<
see th* Import»n<* of twine bind and
court»-<u» te th* m»n un-ler them
Klndn»«» to **»ryl>ody al«*«y» pay»
for 1t**lf And. besides It 1» « plea are
to be kind I bate «--n m<n !<»•«• Im*
portant poaltloua. or their r»pnt»tl ua
—which are aor* Important than any
RMlHon by little larei*«« -ll«<«»nrl*-
atae tn men whom they <|l-l not think It
waa worth whl'e to tw kind to.—
Chari*« M Bchwab In American Mag
The La«d at th* Kurd*
Knrdlrtan appMla 1« the archaeol
«gist
It wsa ruled •'»•it-talvely by tbs
P*r*lan«, Macedonian« I'arthlan«. Rea
aanlana and Roman* and la »x< ceding
ly rich In antiquarian remain*, (auto of
wktrk ar* still un*x«mln«*<l Th* Kurd*
are a Wild, pastoral, parti« nomadi-'
peopl* are mostly Mobamniedan» and
ars *sry boatti* to ctirl»tl«n« their
ero»! ma*«*rre of the Armenian» ' I g
•ely too wall known
Kurdtaian le
longs fo both th* Turktab ami th* Per
elan Bxooan bl*a. though rhletly tn the
ter tear - I tand-m t hroolcl*
Obieet ef th* Vlett.
“DM th* titled foreigner call <* you
to aek your enneent tn hla marrjge with
year daeghterY*
“I daa't think te" replied Mr «'urn
pec. "My tnp*ee»trw> la that he cam* to
loot aw <w»r and decide whether I «rae
gofBcitetly good form to be Invitad to