The Scio tribune., October 13, 1921, Image 3

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KJ By OERTRUOE ROCKWKLL.
«4» till M Me .»«• M«««|M»M avaaiMtwi
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and r»o toward ber with «ut- n-t.-ted
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SHELBURN ITEMS
"Mother. Tvr e- me t -n.»." h» told
tier
The doctor •lltq-il ««ut
"llovr f gM tu re I «b«n*f know !.a«t I
I knew, »hy ar wrre going
October i!
top Mother «p-ak Trfl me
l*e Georgr and wife were l^t«a
a."
b«*r hr id from hl* non visit ora Sun«lay.
Mm Kent
•hoiii.ler and taokod Into the i-f«-tr.
.Marion Brown ami family have
radiant rye«.
moved to th» F. J Kula ranch
"Oh. fierry boy!" »be ga»|«ed "I.et»
Th« farmer» are quite busy in
•It down h«-rv together, ami talk and
talk. and talk Ami Rr-t of alt wa thia vicinity putting in their fall
mnet thank the d«*ar find that you.»
grain.
timi» h«Hi>e tu-rry, home !"
b i-au Kent waa catting tier Bvwera.
Th«* Ing lilac bush by tfia front dooe
hung low with Ils load of purpl»
du- erm Mm. Kent's aclaaur» anlpp«-U
lavi-iiiy, aud «xvaatonally sb» hei«l a
Spray against bar whit» cheek« Her
cherk» and her batr bad whitened
raphlly »Ince that day mrarty a year
ago wlwm tk-rry luid coui» home. She
WHEN
HAD
trie«1 to keep her tli<nighta from going
back tu that b<■lurt-umlng. an different
Traveler Tall» of R»t» Whe Uted
fi oh« her plaua. Sb» tried to thank
Th»lr Tails •• F-ahbn»» to
<;••! that I terry had com» boma. »v»n
Catch Crabe
though in Bum» strange way be had
left the Uvlbg. thinking part of blui tn
Csptstn M«««i
« in hi« "I’t|ier1-
Frame.
♦nrw» of » X«-w Go neu Ke« deut M.ig
Mo- looked letnlerly over to where
l»tr»t»," relate«^ the folio«« Ing Inci­
Derry »at <«n th» dour »lep. playing
dent ; "Having Im -l.ii .in an utterly
with a spray of lilac
barren t»tan«l forui«<l of <*orul rock
I»« in tin- street ram» a »wifi patter and i1««tltute of ill i« «-eintIon, he
of i««-t auil a little girl atopped at futili«! It ««i be th« li- tm- «if an «-nor*
thr gat«-
She was <1 muted In white. tnoua number of mi«
Then- was no
With a ml. white and blue rap.
trace of oth< r animal llf< and It »»•
">
vt» ready, Mrs. KrntT' »be In- Impoesibk» lo Ima« m* how. except by
gulml siuootliliig down her atarched continual po-.vln u¡ -m <m» un«.tb«-r, It
aklrta.
ana |M«a»ttu«- for th«
rat« to aubalat.
“AU r<-n'ly, Gla.tya. and about all
"While »eiiti-.f at tl . Muter'» «-«Ige,
y.Hi «un carry, my «tear." She mine turning «oer th«« pr««|.l. m tn hi» mimi,
over ami pla.rd the big bouquet In the he noticed « < <
th«, mt»
child’» arm«
lurry waa looking at down to the e«lg. ,t the r.-ef- lank,
th«- ri-d. w hlte aud blue cap. He aiio.«k hungry lunklng crvatAn-» they wer»,
his h«-ad »lowly, and brushed hl» hand with pink, link««! tuli»
He tlfopp««d
o»er his eye*.
on th» (Miiiii of throwing lump- «>f
"You aren't going to the parsila F corni at them, out nf ■ urhwlty to
ask«->l Gladys, a» «lie atart«*d off.
what they m«-nnt tn <!-i
III« «urhedty
“No <l« ar; I don't think Derry wants w»» Banfi gr «till.«!
Rat afte» rat
to g<> I-«lay," Mr*. Kent replied, stead­ picke«! a flnfti-’i i-
. «inatting
on the edg«- dangled It» fall In th»
ily
•|>« -rv went over and lay down In water.
t! •• lumiimick. Mm Kent paused un
"Pr»*»«'ntly one mt gnve a violent
th«* steps to »ee him settled
l»«ip <rf a yard n
i .- well «dear of
"While you have a tittle nap. I'll get the water, ami with n «ml. cling-ng to
thr work «lour, dear,” she Mid. as Its tall. Turning around, th«- mt
grabbed the crab am! dei«Mire«l It. nnd
she wmt in thr bouM.
then rr'um.il t<* I. «ton»
Other
I'ri -u-ntly down town tbr band be-
gnn to piny As the faint miuuds and rat« wen- «uen rej ■ «ting th«* i«erf«irt»-
the rumble of the druiua came up the an«*e."
street the boy In the hammock «at
up
A. ilti the »light frown wrinkle«!
Macaulay 3il«nc«d Critics
hl- f««n>h.-tid ami lie bru»b««d hl» »yea
Macaulay on- a th m t<> thr habit
with his hand.
of reading lu i-*d
Wi.««ti going th»
Tin- l««Mim of the drum drew nearer. northern ctfult «« « m-vrly fledged
I'-rry » i «« m | up. He went down the barrister. an ol«l king'» <-<«un«el «tay
grmel walk, and opening the gate,
lug In U m * «nnn- hotel with him n<>
Bt«-pp< «1 out. He pnuaed. The splendid tired that Mit'UUilay carefully (itckad
stmlns of the national anthem cams out the l«itig<*«t «'audio a« the nu-tub.-r»
to hl« earn.
of th» Siega w«-rr retiring for tho
tu-rry looked puixled and walked to­ night. "He r«*inm-»trat«ul with him."
wn rd tlie sound.
any» Sir George Trev««ty»n.. "<Mi th»
.Mrs Kent worked quietly about the danger of reading tn bed, tlpioa which
h< in-«- for »««m» time. Derry usually Macaulay refdlod with iminctj <« rapid
■h-pt most of the furenemn. She tried Ity of uttenin«*»
I alwa.vs read In
to shut her earn to the music, and the tie«! at hom«* ; and If 1 am n«»t afraid
kii->wle<!gr that out them, khakiclad of committing part
l«- nnd i st ridde
lad«, atrotig. Intelligent, were paying ami fmttcldc, I ran hurilly lx* rgp«*ct*d
honor lo those who slept.
to ftay any »|«e«-lul r«*gard tn tin* live«
Ami »0
The bourn of the saluting guns smote of the bagmen ««f tsuwla.'
Upon her ram stie went to the door any Ing. he left hl« h.-nrrr» «taring at
and iwi'i««l at tbe hammock. Il was on« another, and marcio«! «iff to hl«
empty. In swift alarm she glanced num"
about the yard and rnw the open gnte.
lu Id imiutha lu-rry had never b«*rn
R om Atway» Lov»d
out thrr<- aliMi«-.
She ran down the
The ro«.- ha- !»•-« 11 « favorite from
atm-’ trying to steady her trembling earl I«*« t tin •
S- le«-p a I >«l«| ha« It
itii«*»«. With »urn Instinct »be made Ml the affto tloi « ->f «lie
.«pl<- that
for the cemetery. He bad g«ioa to It I» often «i i - « of «» tt •• <iu«eii of
the |«m<le.
Rowrr».'' It has t i '.-'I III the lllrra
Kl«e «| h «| on. The proceaaion wa« ture of all ng' - ami all nations l’«>
winding «lowly out drums muted, pie tn all elation» .«f life yield homage
music »tlll.il. The «tin caught tn the to It» beauty of ' "nu arid njur niel
fold« of the silken flag at tbe h«-a«l to Its <Ml«-l»tiw fm.riin««-
It I» loved
of 111«* columu. and the brrrse tiling It by (»Mir ai««t ri-1> u
It t- grown In
fort li rv«l as the McrlHi lal blood of the d«w>ryaril- OI
' « I pretrntlou«
It» -lain, white aa the souls of Its rottng«m, wln-r«' •««■ i th. <M*cu|>ants
to >
w - ’iiiiiih'HMk blue aa the h«*ev* are «tlnt«*«l In f • i and r iinn nt. as
rti« Hint had guardetl and moulded It- well as on the . ........ .
of large ••-
Hut «tl* lia«i eye» fur none of tlie«e.
tat«*a. where al» mud the «*tl« »Irrst
tmly dimly «lid «he ss*e the thin line thing» thnt money <-fln buy. tt I» also
of blue t! e whim-lad girt», tbe sturdy grown In Imuu n-« qu.«« title» under
inor. l«P
llnea of khaki. Ou and on gl»»« »ml I» tl >- i"o-i i--p ilar w Infor
th«*v t -' —-I. amt at last she mw him cut
for all <ha<
a< i
tl-- moving iiegranL He was
M.
, u'uu- at the e«lge of tbe
O«nn»r Pl»t» Fannie»
crowd th» dn»r«l wondering frown
Rome of thè rti»l «-««In» werp ef»or
still on hl» face.
mou» thè |.|« I| app I enti, l«e!|ig fn di»
I'org.-lllng the prts-eaaioa she started
eourage th<- gn-- li fr<nu nlti-mpting
ger - II •• <trwt.
The last of the
to a«*«*timiilnie nnd curry »round t«w>
mat't . r» hnit pa«««'«!, ami the autoa
Tlu-re wer» «*op|«er
carr, ng tbe old irti-nni were follow- manv <»f tl««*m
«•«•In» •• large a» dlnm-r platso. Thl»
Ing.
Ineonvenlent «tyl«- had t» give way tu
It all happened so quickly, In rhe
th» «temami Iter *• -'1«^ and moro e«m
very in-timt that Mm Knit started
vpulent hutii- of
- «•■ v, ami the
w her, »aw.
acr'**s th«* «trvet I>»rry
gtant
pvnni«*«
«non
«Iwin
ned in «Ite io
fvm the aul««« I»*ar1ng down U|«nn tier
Mr» K.-nl «aw him leap, felt hl» swift mwt the |*<*pttlar dtwmad
Th»- «*wrtie«t ir»«-«- <«f ih» uar «if gold
arm« alxmt her. ami dl«l »he bear nr
a»
money I» t» •«* f -u’In thè |«lr
dl<! - r ilnntu that vibrant voice
ture» ,«f Ih«- nt'- • ’ 1
«I
«Sgh
■hou'ing ''.Motliery
liig In «ni««. !»■ «p «>f ring* of 'li»
I >n»v i" < clo"M«d about her a thick,
palpltmlug dnrknesa that whirred «nd pr« «Soli* metal« Bir II - r» I» mi ««-tual
w.-re knovrn
«»ti.- wUh «1 range mil«»* A Her a long rw<*or>! that th..... riti
time It lift« ‘I and «he MW the kind old •• rotti» «III) a nv.il volge
fare «if I >r Itrown betiding <mr her
Humor lupm.r (a Wit.
Siu- i.n
her own lied
Mrs Kent
Wit. bright, rnpbl and binatine a»
started up with one cry—"lierry " The
the lightning. tl.id,.- «trik<-» and van
doctor put «wit a «ietatnlng hand.
ial>«*« In an ln-di.nl ; burner, «unti and
"Jugt a minute Mm Kent, »"me-
thlt
m arkable ha» happened.
I •U-rsnbrai-Ing «» Ilo* attnahtar. Imito*»
Its obj«*c1 In a gi-nial and abiding
hardly know."
**W ■ re la lierryF «Irmanded the Ilghl.- U hippie
Bother.
lurry 1« awake »nd 1» asking for
Woman Occupied Whole Train,
you."
Th«- flr.t train wholly <w*rupled by
"!- «-lituT' Then the vibrant voire
women In ibe ni-t rr of railroad
vr»« not n dream
fro vol wo» fl nt «-bartered h, a Ma«
She -ped «kwsn the stair» »nd Into
■arhum-n« d.iernHr* ’o attend th»
the living mom.
11» turned from
women • condro«« b«-M In i'hlcag.« at
when- tie »»• »tsmiinf^t the wlnah.w
the time of ihr World'» fair In that
KNEW
BBK * m
THEY
BITE
J. W H irons ami wife ami
Fair 11
<;.MX*h and wife were tn Albany last
Tueaday While there they attend««!
the home show and polo game
Tally Gibbon». Mr Ortwein and
Harry Rana»m are planning a trip
to Southern Oregon for a deer hunt.
George French ami Mi.«a Sweet.of
Pallas, were visiting at the Earl
G<H«eh home over Sunday.
Mr. Peter», of Lyons, was visit­
ing his daughter. Mrs John Rentz,
f»r a few days
A F. Gooch is in Portland on Ì
busintrs» this week
While there he
expects to visit his c«»uain. who ha»i
jus! arrived from Michigan
Mr. Bowman has just rvlurntui
from a few days* visit with his
mother in Albany He also attrmle«i
the fair while there
J W. Hirona. wife and little ton.
Robin, were Sunday visitors at the
Aifre«l Powell home
Otto Lyons was a Shelburn visitor
Monday morning
Simpl« Wlr»l««v »<»««ag»»
Th«* »in» of wlrvle-i* Station» arv
un«-«*a»lngly
paaatna
ihrnugh
oar
hon««*» »ml oor brwüe» »«ul w«* neither
«ee h«*«ir nor f««el them V«-l II there
be Inlerposed s few «trs-xts of «vlre a
metal |>lat» and a llny glowlatnp an«t
If lh»»e n«*crwaorte« l«e rttnir«-d In order.
the wlrel«*«» meaweiuer» »Ul «-»rry
the ««»tind nf a vol-
«pt-eklng thou-
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JOHN M. 8COTT,
(««•neral Passenger Agent.
9 3
A F rag Cuncart.
A» I «at i>n th«- pl,tir» thnt rvrnlnc
I noticed ftr»t at» orninoli» al-«.-m-»* of
bint vutre* and nati the presen««« of
a numerous frog populatl-m about the
little lake close hy
Tli«- mu»lcnl p--r
formarne» of thrar v<«iot«lr reptile«
began about •iin««-| «Od ln< renarti 111
volunte ami |H*wer till nothing el«.-
could be hanrd
If all the thrush«*» In
th. »tale had assemblei In that »|>ot
and »ung ihelr loudest. l'iey c-ndtl not
have berli heard above th«- an fill Vol-
inn. of frog vutces.—Oliv» Tiorbe
Miller.
Gat Mollier» Fa» Pup«
tn onlurbi rentier «rio th»! her
iti f -ler««| three (m pip« -Ince they
••!«■ IWO «tritt rillt
The pup were
itik'-n from Hu- mother I
«uw 11 m<
fear««! they might chill.
Tlir cal
five kllti-n« which were d -| mi «.
-tml th, fun*« were prompt v n«l<
In tlo»lr place.
The fo- v
ire
-ver Ihr«-«« month» ««t«l an
-'Illi
larger than their foster mo l«»r
-till f««ml of her.
They are kepi
in a wire pen and kilty I» «tulle
t««tii to remain with them alt ' o long.
••iijoyliig an <H>n»l- iial fr««:i«
In«»cta »• Humin f v
M«*veral kind« of |n»e<-ts m-, , mm
hi the .im h-tit Hvbmw». G « ,1» mid
Remnn«
Fahre, th«- Frrrn-h -■> tomai-.
«Il «t ..lire tried a dish --« «-.u.ed
ch-mi»», hut found them Ur
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them in accordance with the road laws.
This service is free and is n part of the
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The Fordson will run your threshing ma­
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saw your wood, fill your silo, pump th« wa­
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And don't forget it will plow six to eight
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Authorized Sales Agent,
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Helium Atom« From Radium
The fiber of «ame «|H-ele« of milk-
A grain of radium <*<»if Imioualy
wood has horn raised In making rope
The lint fioirxl In the |wat« while fine «end« off helium atoms known a«
and •IIky. tack» tw|«t m>.f cannot be ■ “»Ipha partirían,” at the rate of 145,-
u«ml for »pinning hnt It ha« town <>»• billion a second traveling at a
• apewl of 12 <»»> mile« a ••««•and
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