Twenty Years
After
By REGINALD D. HULN
Om BSy 1 Weut up luto tlw r-nvt t,
taai aouk-thlni I mttWa. Wbilc niia
Mllni orcr oM tninka and oltl lc
1 tmmt a trunk tlul m.irkwl
TaBUly rVieutiMHiti." Oirii to Warn
U I had stutnbtal on anything valu.il.U.'.
1 ufe4 It and HTit seiu tiiw el
awtniuf tta contents.
Wall oTtrbaulint: a let of old p.nvr
I ram arnwa ia tt-hr of lett.'ra
i togetbrr with a rilWn that had
i been Pluk, luit bad uoar fa.Utl to
M particular color, and tiM In a tw.
kaot I ktMw by th knot that a o
utaa had don the Job and. by a faint
pcrffcm that hung about Uwui. tb.it a
.art of tb bundle at let Lad 1
loagcd to a woman.
I kxweurd the ( kagea and saw that
tbajy were without uveltiv. probably
aacrtik-ed to retluoa bulk. Tluw In
oat package had lvn written lu a wo
aiaa'a hand, thooe in the other in a
man's hand. I opened one oi lue iai
ter and rend a dof -n lino.
"That'a the worst love twaddle I ever
read In my UK I said to niyavlt "I
wonder what Idiot wrote It"
Taking up on from the other pack
ate. I read acme of it and wwudered
that any young woman could be so in
fatuated with a man as to write stub,
ailly stuff. Tbe letter had exKlciitly
panned between a couple many yean
before, for the plr ' tiuped with
yellow, and the Ink In wm instances
had faded. Wondering whK-h of my
progenitor had written them. I ex
amined the signature of one of the
auperflne package and kiw that it wa
tgned "Your loving Kthel."
My wifa'a name being Ethel. I look
ed more carefully at the handwriting
and aoticed for tbert time that it
vat quite like Etbel'liideal. it was
Ethei' handwrltlug with twenty years"
changa attached. 1 dipped it. took
ap om of the other lot and discovered
that It waa my own ieuuianshlp at
alueteea.
I felt the hot blood mounting to my
cheek. Could It be possible that I had
written that sickening stuff 1 And
Ethel aha must have have been tle
meutvd. When I bad somewhat recovered
fram my surprise and abasement the
idea occurred to me to Indict one of
those old love letters of mine upon my
wife. I wished to see bow she would
taka me on paper as I was tw o decades
agooa. Our oldest son was now about
tbe age I was when I wrote the letters,
and Incidentally I thought he might be
doing tbe same thing. Also quite likely
our oldest daughter was or soon would
be encumbering the malls with what
be in time would be quite ashamed of.
I selected one of tbe most lovesick
of my letters and one of a near subse
quent date of Ethel's These I put In
my pocket to be kept till she should
go Into tbe country with the children.
When that time came. Instead of say
ing, "Now write tonight, dear," she
aaid, "Don't let It be a week before
you tell us bow you're getting on." 1
asked her' how she would like to have
ma write her a real uice long letter,
and she said she thought It would be
lovely.
She had been gone but a day when
1 sent her the lore letter 1 bad written
bar twenty years before and. taking the
ona she had written me, inclosed It
In the first envelope I received from
her that I might draw it on ber
when attacked for sending her such an
epistle.
When sufficient time bad elapsed for
bar to receive my letter I received a
telegram asking If I were ill. I replied
la tbe negative; I was perfectly well
and would spend the week end with
bar and the children. I arrived In
tbe evening Just before dinner, but had
not announced my train. When I got
bom I saw at once that there was
anxiety In tbe family, and it was on
my account My wife looked nt me
acrutlnizlngly, especially studying my
aye, which Is an indicator of insanity.
"What's the matterr I asked.
"What's the matter with your was
ber counter question. "Have you any
brain trouble'"
"Brain trouble? No. What makes
yon think I haver
"Read that," she said, producing tbe
totter I had sent her.
"Well, whafa the matter with ltr I
asked.
"Tba matter with it? Do yon mean
to say that you were In your right mind
when you wrote ltr
"1 do as much as you were in your
right mind when you wrote the reply."
"What reply?"
I drew out the lettpr I had in my
pocket for her. She took It nnd began
to read, but had not turued n pajte be
fore she stopped and exclaimt-d. "What
rubbish la thisr
"Rubbish! Do you rail your episto
lary production rubtishr
"My epistolary product ion?"
"Certainly. Vou wrote it."
Quickly turning her eyes upon It,
again she read a few sentences further,
atopped, looked nt tbe date, then at
th signature. Slowly shame rose In
ber cheeks as she realized that she was
reading one of ber love letters to me
When she was a girL
"You've been playing a trick on me,"
aba cried, turning away Impatiently
"Papa," said Ethel Junior, "I wonder
If Ml ever get such a lovely letter as
tbe on you wrote mamma."
"Very likely you will, my datishtir."
I replied, "and you will probably miike
aa lackadaisical a reply as your mother,
only to blush to the roots of your hnlr
twenty years after on reading It If It
turns up to mock you."
NayT Never.
W abhor the common use of slang
And think lt' far too rife.
And had It ouKht to be, tabooed?
Mot on yer life!
T For often 'tis expressive
I Whan on Is In a hurry.
I And, seeing others use it, why
W 1 should worry!
Wisconsin Btate Journnl.
A Place of Loste.
Hoat That la the sword of my trent
mda, He lost hi arm at Waterloo.
Oaaat-Yee, It's a terrible plnce for
atof thing. I lost a bag thur only
toat weak!- London Opinion.
tiiUml at lh r.-m. at Hilts "ore
OreexM, aentod-claiai snail n.,aili.
I A. ttONU. Kritioc.
County Official Taper
4uteriplMa: ll.V r Annum.
laaaett e'er Thrt
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!.; McKINM T
The many associates of years
testify back in Michican that
Theodore Roosevelt has never
been 'drunk, and that he drinks
but sparingly. With all his
faults it apjvars that drunken
ness is not one of T. l..s failing.
The partisan has ever been too
ready to spread such reports
about men, in public life, if they
should take one drink. They
would appear to figure, on the
same basis, that every man who
raised his hat to a woman is a
libertine, and every woman who
smiled a recognition to a man on
the street is outside the pate of
society. It is time that the
American tongue of litis class
had the treatment that a certain
horse undeservedly received up
on Galea Creek, the other day.
President Wilson appears to
have the situation of government
w ell in hand. There are but few
w ho do not give him credit for
being both statesman and pa
triot. Of course, there is the
disappointed man to consider.
Portland's election will soon be
over, and if w hat the opponents
say ot each other is all true, ev
ery candidate is an "unfit"
And still there is no war with
Japan nor is there likely to be.
COOKING AND H HATING
The Washington-Oregon Corpo
ration rates for cooking and
heating for electric i an ges. irons.
chafing dishes, and other miscel-
laneou3 heating devices or small
domestic power devices are:
4 cents per Kilowatt hour.
Minimum monthly charge, $1.
This rate is for permanent ser
vice only, and provides for the
installation, by the company, of
a separate meter for the meas
urement of the current used for
cooking and other heating de
vices. This schedule takes place
June 1.
Ask the Washington-Oregon
local representative to call and
explain this new rate, and let
him show you how it will save
both money and excessive heat
during the hot months.
A. Welch. Gen. Mgr.,
Portland, Ore.
SCHOOL PLAY SPLENDID
The "Aunt Jane at College," by
the pupils of the high school.
at the Crescent last Friday eve
ning, was well rendered, and the
young folks are to be congratu
lated upon their histrionic abili
ties. Every member of the cast
did more than well, and while
the staging between act3 was a
little slow, the audience was well
repaid for their time. Donald
Long, Ward Wilkes. Gladwin
Doughty, Kussell Morgan, ("lair
Wilkes, Chas. Deichman, Clyde
Mason, Alice Smith, Frances
Heilly, Henrietta Kroeger. Fave
Schroeder, Phoebe Perrine. made
up the cast, and all of them car
ried their characters like veter
ans. A good sized audience wit
nessed the performance.
Miss Butler, who directed the
play, is to be congratulated upon
the success of the etl'ort
Sotiee to ( out factors
Sealed bids will be received bv
the County Court of Washington
County, Ore., at the court room,
up to two o'clock p. m., June C,
1913, for the construction of a
bridge at Glencoe. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the
clerk's ofiice. The court reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids, and bidders must detxisit a
certified check amounting to 5
per cent, of the amount of their
bid.
D B. lleasoner. County Judge.
Ilillsboro, Ore., May 22, 1013.
ADAM'S TRAM WINS
Manager Adams' team wr-nt tn
Banks, Sunday, and returned
nome wan a score ol 17 to r in
favor of his nine. Msinnvor Ad.
ams thinks he has one of the
best teams in the countv. and
savs he is readv to takp on anv.
thing in the shape of a ball team.
nil . .
ine ooyswentupon the Schmelt
zer motor truck, and came back
in an airship. The line-up was:
II1U.SHOUO HANKS
K'K'er 3 ' R Kchlegcl
l'" a 1) - Spark
Moyer If Schligi-I
etter - c I' Canteii
lltililiell c f. Sells
Vankirk., a. Ki,ui
kl'e -I b Schulmericu
If.
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NOTICU
It is contrary to state law to de
posit anything liable to decay on
public pviorty. and further vio
lation of this statute, pertaining
to the citv garbage grounds, will
be prosecuted.
H. T. Kigley. Mayor.
OinXiON I I t Clk'lC TRAINS
The following c
hange of sched-
lie goes into
:feet Nindav,
June I:
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Ralph Withyeonibe, of South
Tualatin, was in town yesterday,
getting some material for his
new" barn, to replace the one
burned a week ago Monday.
Ralph says that he thinks his
chapter of bad luck is about over,
and he now looks for blue skies
and U'tter fortune. He has last
a house by fire, a barn by fire,
and a horse by electricity: during
the past few months-enough to
take the nerve out of any man
excepting a Withycombe.
For sale: Two single buggies,
both rubler tires; one open and
one top. Open buggy nearly
new. and has large, roomy seat
Top buggy is in good condition.
Call at the Uoy store, on the P.
Pw &N.
Sunday, June 8. at 10 a. m..
His Grace. The Most lieverend
Archbishop Christie, w ill dedicate
the Catholic Church, recently
erected at Beaverton. In its con
struction the building combines
both church and school. School
opens in September, and will U
conducted by the Sisters of St.
Mary's Institute, Beaverton. A
mission directed by the Paulist
Fathers of Portland begins on
the day of dedication and will
last for a week.
Now is the time to have your
harvest machinery fixed up.
Don't wait until you want to use
it C. V. Bloyd knows just how
to do this for you. Don't forget
the place, Third and Maple Sts.,
south of saw mill. D-12
The Misses Clare and Madge
Imbrie recently sent to Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Imbne a box of or
anges from the ranch of David
McGee, an uncle of Mr. Imbrie's.
at Santa Ana, Cal., where they
have been visiting. Although
the orange crop this year suffer
ed from the frost these were of
an exceptionally fine flavor. The
young ladies are expected home
in a few days.
For Sale Mv 6 1 acre ranch at
Dunzer on S. P. 11. 11, 21 miles
east of Ilillsboro. MlO will
handle this place, balance terms.
For chickens, fruit and garden
truck there is none better in the
state. Call or address John J.
Kelly, Ilillsboro, Oregon, It F.
D. 2.
The Farmington Outlaws de
feated the Laurel second team
Sunday, 8 to 3. The Outlaws
have new suits, and presented a
fine appearance.
John Madding has started a
milk route in the city. He gets
his supply from the Withycomlto
ranch, from J. H. Hanson, where
all the cows have stood the tuber
culein test Anyone wanting
milk from this spendid herd
should call up Main 485. 8-1
F. G. Mitchell and wife, of
Portland, were in town Monday,
guests of Mrs. Mitchell's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Palmateer.
For sale -Wagon, high double
box; narrow tires; 3xl0; hay
rack, complete. Price, 850; plow,
new, 12 inch; steel beam, 49.
Inquire at J. K. McNew ranch, 2
miles west of Buxton. 9-11
Joseph Brandenbcrg, who re
sides above Mountaindale, was
greeting friends in the city yes
terday afternocn.
Miss Theodate Hobbs returned
Monday from a week's visit with
her sister, Miss Fern Hobbs, at
Salem.
The county is to advertise for
hauling 225 yards of rock for the
road near the Lippert place.
Born, May 23, 1913, to the wife
of T. J. Jackson, of North Plains,
a daughter.
Lewis Powers, of Leisyville,
was a city caller yesterday morn
ing. Paul Landauer, of West Union,
was in town yesterday.
J. C. Bechen, of beyond Oren
co, was a Ilillsboro visitor Wed
nesday. ,
Svite....
Whiimote. .,
litutitigtoa . .
fifteen
HundrcJ
Thousand
Clean
Kitchens
IA iK l.vw.rtW
are rui)d
wtf the
Oil Cook-stove
a .Um iKT i. new itJutcnoN r- tU
nj conlrnlv.1 h.uritf.
Sh ha Iki coal o wh! v lug. m ot P
f BmI RMahl W UmmJ
PEARL or EOCENE
su ' nil
s
SI
es:
IH)RI'LAM
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d Peoples Theatre
M.iiu t., next d.xr t City Halir)
Always linf ft Good. Up to date
Show for 5c and 10c.
- ;ituntay at - p. P
High - School
Commencement
Program
Tonight ut New
CLASS M()TT()
Class Roll
. Ai.ici: Smith
Vaki Wii.ki-.s
l'.VK ScilKufl.li
Clair Wu.kks
Hknriktta Kroi:i,kr
- PlIOl.HK Pl.RKINK
' (ll.ADWIN Dol t, HIV
Krancks Kkm.i.y
Class I"Niwcr Dark Kid Carnation
Class Colors Maroon ami Orange
PROC.KAM
Processional Match
Invocation Kcv. Wi'tar
Sok MikIj School GlccCluh
Piano Solo Vincent Kugclilingcr
Senior Quartette.. .. Smith, Perrine, C
Wilkes, W. Wilkes
Class Poem Ward Wilkes
1 iano Duct Smith and Schroeder
Address J. Sherman Wallace
Presentation of Diplomas
Solo Miss Butler
Presentation of P. U. Scholarship.
Benediction Kcv. Wclxr
CMILF OP PULICU NOTICH
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Ilillslwro has ordained
that dogs shall not be allowed to
run at large within the corporate
limits of said city, and that said
ordinance takes ell'ect May 22.
This ordinance will be strictly
enforced from and after date of
this notice.
Attention is also called to the
presence of weeds and tall grass
along the sidewalks, and remov
al is hereby requested. Failure
to remove will mean that the city
will take steps to cut same at the
expense of the property owner.
C. Blaser, Chi f of Police.
IIilsl)oro, Ore., May 22, l'Jl.'J.
I saw cord wood, poles up to 12
inches in diameter, fence rails,
and boards of all kinds, into
stovewood lengths. Will go into
the country. Write, phone or
call on me. Carl Skow, corner
8th and Fir, Hillsboro, Oregon.
Phone. City 822.
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School tloue
- "C,U()V UP"
Frank Kiggen. who was taken
to tin- pni, Monday, captured by
Constable McQuillan, would have
been paroled had he gone back
to Salem without expense to the
state. This is authentic, as a
letter from the state officials
proves. Kiggen, however, did
not know that u tmrulo wnu u
close. While he was working
here his relatives received a let
ter to that ell'ect.
The 'Crand Marca is the most
wholesome "two for a quarter"
fimoke on market made in Ore
gon, by ). Schiller. VVl'ien you
indulge in a good smoke buy u
Grand Marca. I2tf
Mrs. K. M. Christiansen and
daughter, of Oakland, Cal., were
guests of Mrs. Jennie Sewell
and Mrs. J. A. Imbrie, the last
of the week.
Ceo. Krebsand wife, of Cleono,
attended a house party at the J.
J. Krebs home, Sunday.
Horn, to the wile of Peter
Iteidweg, of Orenco, May 27
1913, a boy.
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Sheridan Ir on. a. in S ,;is
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On Sunday, the .;'. 1 1.! 01 a
Settler iIih'S iiol U-.ue HiU ,U.i
for i'i.rt!.i!i untd b
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