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Our Motto
ON
SHASTA ROUTE TRAINS
or imi
PIONEER fins OF
stopping mm
N01ICH Of SMl.PIII S SMI;
IS "IMF. I IK1 'I 'IT lofhT ir Tilr
MATh or )i:K.oS ti:
W AMIIM.H.N cm N't V
W l! It loili, L.ttiffit. piact.jt
I W O II tl I
' I h. I HIII' t in. 'lt '
j j tlie time t' lif..ri.i;i; to !i . out
... .1 . nn'V the iinliitn llowrr and Hurtitm r
,t,.ir. . .
n1
ift.
It h a tri you cannot aff'ird t mim.
Three Fine Trains Daily
,-lti'liftf Si n" l.ttTttl Till: train of nnnl. ru sir-
'l at eel '! to-tle minwt iii(tiu ni.
, u i,,.i;U AM SAN KHAN iwoKxi'ltl SHTrainH
( t. ;,;ir.l. Tourist ami Chair ('urn and lutm,:
,, H it will
t, .s( l. Au'til a,ul I't him outline a trip. ntc
"' ' ...... i. ..... ...... .... r,.i.i
(:,ri isll I'Uimn Hl ri'ii' o v .iniiiiiii.i n iiinmus
Jnntrm olefin, of
talU How Indian Whipped
Pcrdvillc. V-. I'.'t"t 11. i,..
I' v t irtc ,,f in e., t .1 .,.
...iff ,, t t,, i.f .1 i ,,t .
j ' Ml- l.'li.. ln ,rl ,
I t.l,llt-l iittc, t" Mt On. 1. !
llllll UlSMMIb pi Till It M T V " " ' ' I . ...,- m-
IJlliriii.l,t rti.iftl aid .1.
i .ii ,.u tl- jvii .1 1 , , ..t ,
IB. 1.1.. It, I V..I. I... V ... . ' I" Uv.r .l Wi.hfl, ,.... I'.,.,,
M libua'i Misd
I
I
Janus Cileton. tin- nt-iornl in
pi'iiH-i ra'c in Wu-Hfiiny ton ( 'oun
tv. ami who will , hi hllth
I'irtliilay in April, wan up from
vil.-. v.-Mt'T'lay. tu v i-tii the
'1'iimtihtratniti train. Mr. (oh-
( ill on
fiserH.
M. S.' -tt
J: in X
('n-ru! l'aHenvr Airvnt. Portland, (in v"
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PRESENTS
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1 rd 11
Jill tll dl,.lirt, r'jli-
ni'i ii.werin.
nrtlu I". .i'i'
Mil, -! I.) iu.j' iuj
Portland llnuring
M.IU Co.
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loilhri, n- II" '
itn' itiMhM yn
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ir.t,:i I inii-K I'-t-1 " if "il
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! hkMiIIi umi.mif l'tli I'"' I1""
TV 'A i ; . ,! n,ar fiiimlli li'l liufT tlml '' "":
Iiiluj. c i 'n!, .'tlrl trr)ilirf Uti rtll!". I'ii"k'
1imc .! vonvta. out ImiIIiIiiik I rttj
Syr Mmlh' T ni'
IWrf i i ('i t'i 4 (, i I .tuir, ira.lr fur tir. I ir oil !m ll 11 '"
liN .!. 4 i .. ,k. , ,, frlllnt mir irMv l it trcoiuf Hit Mint- ilv
l"'(ri ,ril , . jnrihi-lt lirr.lr.1. Ni HI Mrr.lnl ! l It it
W. m 'i.rh. tuur in Imil.linrf. l'.t Fir ni "'
IIILLSMIrVO TLANINO Mitt.
fhon- M..ii ''i Hilll'tro, Orrfton
km 1
lir li.-iiir
nf itiiHUi'r,
THE FAMOUS AETNA BRAND
of Limo and Sulphur Spray
Tlit i.:,v il.-i i,,,W Wn.hliiKloii CimnlV finmi. VV. K. Nrll. I'n-.l-'Imi
I Ihr iii.toi. Mr IUhiiiI I II.HlMllllul : I liv Hi
Atlim i ,,l hi n, v . l.t,l f.it inn. imi I iiiii in "" ui'ii"K 11 K'HMl
" " a ,o ,.lii.li, Conimin.n.r of lit 1'i'i'H''. ' 1 l't
ri! A r i ii n . i i i. i . .i l...rt full mi In ti M "'! vm II
''urn n. .1 in. ,, " II. i'. Alurll. ri l irmill lll Dirwi'
Klrt I il. ...L il I. - ln.r i.iav n llr. " S. .1 lirll'l K
' ' ilium llirrr in f 'i'n I HI 11 k "
MIiiih luy rit. ,.,. Aflrr wvrr IrtU I ful l III Aflim II mi l " .
S Wi lilrv I .ml ln.i.r.-t.. f.it 1'UIhiii Cu .: " I il. 'iK' 1" r'H'Ki""1
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rlirr "V ""' " S J .
Int I ("m l Hi Afin.1 II mi l '
. i. i'.. 'I I il.mni In -uii; i n
i inry, i iiiii iinict'lur mi i niwv , -
ii Hi mipipiut mllrlr if Imir anil myh miailmn, ""' '"',
Ii kuik i.ilt.lfl,turilvrrMlliiiliti'-ii " I l' li'1, l jfi'i'ii'i"-';
ml In ilo Ihr muk If Hi uprmti'r ilnrn in
I'iiiIiii ii
Beaverton,
B.LEIS
rhotu lU-nvi'fton Central
Oregon
Ntilln- in ( ii'illlniN
In the Com,, y .,, ,,( Slnf f o p
Rn fin Winlnnjiiuii Cniiiny
'"Hi Miliir ,,f .;,H, f I ntiiti.
"i.liSt, i,.,.,.,lN,.,.
'tOU '"'" " ' Ktvrn Unit III Hl.iliT
S i a i ''"'v l'l'"l'ilil nml run
(J 1 hy niil.r m( II, c nlinv nitlllil
,1 ' "" "ml mii'tut iihiii the ml
' "I J-llliiuiv, (,,, Uxrcilllit l.f
Fwk i '" 1,1,1 1 -""'Mil i.f liHilnn
Ii il " '' iln'V 'l'"11'-'"'"liii-iliv
I,, ,,,-lr.l.
fstltr. ,,r",,r,,t l'vin I'liilnm npiinit milil
Mm! ""''v "iiHi-il mill r iiilrit In
i'liti . 10 l,u' '"I''K"I X-
U, '"Ki-H.i'i w It II iiiiur vnliclli'lli
I, in iiiii Ami iinui Niillniliil Itnnk
W I ' "'"''""'i. WuhIiImuIiiii
""'U'e li''rl""' v"'1"" hix mMhn f"""
""''llliiHiml r,y i r Jmuinry. iyi4.
I'.iniiiii Hvlyn I'. nil,
Ki... . .. 'Af.uliUBforp nl.l.
! 1 1 m i. Atturiifv fur Hkvpii
41 6
Ifl,
ArKU8an, OroKonian, $2.2C.
4t lit rf I "i j r r-ii (
,tm .tt lit .tf,lM-r
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"-ii l 't,4- ( it tr t
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t.,i in. r a mi ,f ' i -t
' Mi t-lai 41 'I t tt4K , m:
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f..f .f. 1rtwr(4., roi .f.
lit- Ni.Hl!!-' 'iM'lr 'A
l"H T Iltf Hfcfllt I'., i
Nurlli lUfiyi-twf ri W .
Hon i-i Ktill La' ami lia-nrlv ir!-r
. ! ,. t i .No, tlrrf..rr- ljr M't.i.
ir.u ii- m ;i iivr, arm via to mr
j- r i,
14 f I "j
t I
.1,1
liu'i. His ini iiiiiry of
I'iniuir i-vi-fits is vi-ry ili-ar.
U In n hr .n liftri ti years of
a'- In' w itrn-s ;i il the whipping
l an Imlian thiff. ami hi-sa;.H
tl.f Tit.- KtiH in fn-ili in Ins
initi. I, an if it wen only ji-s-ti-r-ilay.
It'- Ir. il with ,i4 fathi-r
on tli- l'aliniia river, ami the
whit- settlers wen.' very much
ttlilne.i il hy the petty t liiev ihi of
im Imlian. Thei-hirf w as akMinst
unrli iiH thiMh, ami w h-n the
itepri'(i;itnn,s Ufaine iifilwaralile
liiliMin was detiiileil to
hi e the l,eai of the Iri1n' am! H'C
what punishriieiit wouhl Is- prop
er. Alter a omferenre the chief
Imi.i!Iv arceil that In wonlij
I. rn the mlprit to the (jihsnri
(arm ami permit him tu lie whip
Jh iI in li e preseno' of the Hi't
tlers. a trilN'xinan tu wiehl tlie
II. 17.-l.
I'lltV lasl.es were to Iw sip
Mill, hit after tin thief l.a.l
H-el) tieil tu a tri e ami hm! re
vived ITi laihes the Hettlers were
satiilieil urn! to the fhief to lie-
list, loiinif (tiiison at'tfil as
xiki"M!ian, ami tohl the Indians
th-it the puiiihhment wa.1 suf
linti,l. lhere wa.s no mori1
thieMi'i' frmn the Kettlers after
that. Mr. Ciihson talked jargon
llneiiliy in those days and utill
kin. as how to eoru'erse in the
aiivuak''' that was not uncom-
mmi II.iim' davs lielween Hie
w hites and reds.
I III. M.W MIMS I IIK
A imisii-al plav will he iriven hy
the Soeial Circle of the Christian
I'hureh and the younk' eople of
the Kvaiik'elii-al Church. It
ei, tilled "The NVw Minister
and will U' tiven Keh. 115, at the
Crescent Theatre. The jirint-ipal
dii-iions are "The Choir." "Old
Maids' Ciuh." "I .adies' Aid'
and tlie "luiihle Male Quartet
The follow ink' are the leading
characters:
kr. II. A llnmn Mr. IVtkitu
I'tul. Ti'l'K' l K' 'lr"i l"'1'
K '() v Uniilii Rv SirIh
Still IViklll... Sull.lirl IVnllr
I"
nil!',,,, I'l ltf iiipiti, ur.lr
u( ttin Ii, r.,i, (iiii ' I,.-
llili 1,1 D4i u', I 'I, it
.'in linn hi Jiiiury I 'll, a It... I
in ..'. ,.- k A M . '! t. I .Lit . ii 1 ' .
l.i,r ..I tlif i: tut li.iir.f in 11
W :.ii.tftuti i oiinly. im' .1,, i. .t
ii' i-U ii, ilJ"'l Vt tt-t ii (' i..i. , . i ,,
'Ik-lif-i ii'll-r. i'-r tti.li in lit.l l .1
II, f I'Hiil, OH" , I li,ltll, w i, . , .
Alit.Vtt llfllllf-l ll It tl'lltlll 1,4.1, 1,1. II, !f,
. ,f Juljr. I1M Hi" il. ' "I ' i.,.,ti
Utff ht-ft-iit f. rr, i ,r miii t- u,.tl .1 ,,. '
titvl In itiiil U lli hI hi. i.-'riu -I .!., r i
i ..r n .it II.. if, I , l.itn.l .l.f!
riiluiii, j.,ili;i,,ii.l. t,f. rf an. I ,. , r- , al.'l !
Hit bnl tsmii n. I 'f miltir-
J. y.. l:.ft-.,
Mtfllll t,f V' t hi i.luti I i.iii.i , t i if , ,,.
l,.l... k . Aiiluina, A ll.. i i.i) . h.r
I tt i hi IT
A
Perfect
I i Baker
I, I
A J
Fuel !
Saver !!
rl
Mima
See and Compare It With ALL Others
fturtn a rmmttmiim I m i Awf lrftoi. If j mriid
rhm4 fwt4t0nplimmu- f art - 4't bt i tnn tr nt
4 4rrpi,irmmmm Khm Crmi Mprtte, wmpt t p,tt t im
point wMlk any MhifflWin. Untf vltrtrou hr i rr th rui
Great TJajestic
Malleable and
Charcoal Iron
Outwreart Three Ordinary Range
BA Miiil IMT 'Wt'fc 0 h'-l WI 1 4i tWiurrf. r.t I
m"i r"t w kr Af ti.nr-ntf - niulW utfcin, fcul
H 4tlrtrl MMdrf ti ftr hr-. hrmri 4-'
aiUxiMwIhMfca - r U4i yrxm.
FOR SA1X BY
PEECY LONG
Hit- .,( l Hp
..,1,1,'
ii ill I'uuiiiif - rt uf Um
K'Hi lur Wliii,t(l ,ii 4
In Ihr Math f uf Oik K.I.I- i
ul
rank lltuti, ,l-it-af I. I
N,,ll, la l,rrl,r lfltf, ll.,' Hit- in. Ii.r
Kiir.l a,liiiiiltr4t'tr ul mi I -tiii'' h
lllrtl III Hip alMivvt I'litltlpl r -itil tM. I, i, a
aitiiutil anil rpfturt in in t'u-r ! I
Ul". ami Ihal aal.l rt,urt I lit,. I u,.
iultl M..., lilt-'Kli .1 .-. ,.l l-,..r i
t, I 'M, at Hip limir '.I l- .,',:.. k M
I miiI ilajr , au.t lilt 'tin ti i v in." i ,
I W plili,Kiuti I'uiiuly , Or. ,n, in ll,,.
-ru, I llffull, at Ihr OlltP HI..I .;:t t- i. I
utMrliir. ul.jfi'Otiiiit ttt itai.l I1114I H''',unl
an. I I.. 1 Hip IH.al iftpuli-liii'iil . I -.1. I i-.'.t f.
V. 1 H
A.iiiiiitra,ir uf . ti. t-ut-.
Iladli-ir A Harp, A ' I. .ji., l- r A t . ii.it
OaU.r
11, i Wuh V Slurp
In II, -"ll.k
Oi-mth.Io ll 1-111
t 11, Ir A!r
ilv l.f vt ) r
Mi. I t hum V . .......
Ililrha llatl'iii
Aiuta Wititt
rrliinm l'ltnplM ...
Ilrnilrlta Sliiir) .
A ll Hvi
Mr Kiinlli
Mr CtMtli
... W. N. IUiii
Allrr Snillli
Mis SlHiiU.
... .Mm. M '((iiiii
. M , Cs-s
Z ls Waltl
Arn;ir II rlnn'o"
The Parisian
Hair Store
lUlrKiMiilsof nllkii'il imi'li' ' "r,,, r
Aniiiiili'lln'"f ""'y wlU"1
. fo.l.i i..V "P- "?,",le
iU-.. y.in i"l' I" ir '"I.WI,11W"1
..ml L.khN on ppi.'v.'l. lo'iil'ii'K"
limile lo nriH-r. I't'" H"" ,,f
tniiK-n, K"'V l"lr "'"" rT"ln"
DyplliK nil lil. sclili'K I'V , H'
389 Aider St. PortMnd, Or.
'"(.) UK hi.
AN(iiaA MAY
Teacher of
Sinjiin and Piano
Terms nrrantl to suit.
ROOM A, - HANKANNKaW
Hvery Day.
Argus and Journal $2.25.
Others that are taking part in
various groups are: Mrs. MarK
Imrn. Vi ra Tipton. Kvelyn I'ar
i nt. I! th. rave and Cnssie Sin
ler ltessie Simon, Kuth Jones
Klmence Carrett. Maude Morrill
L. P.row n Sr . L Urown Jr., F
Williams. .1. II. Jack. CerHia 0
sen. Mesdames Ueeves. I,n.ran
Vallandik'ham, Frentzel, l'.arr
lnnn:iheri'i'r. It. K. Wilkes,
I 'ere v I,oiil' Whitney.
If von eniov a itihmI launh
come ami hear the "New Minis
t..r."
Prices: I-oues. .r)(V; lower
tlivir, :ire; halcony, J.a
MISS MAKY (1AST0N
Miss Mary l.aston. a daughter of
the late Joseph l.asion, aien bi
PilC-lill'll I Cnl.. Jan. :). 11)14.
..fop n vear of illness. Her
uu.ii.er. died in 1SHS. and her
lather passed away last year,
She was born in Circleville, Ohio,
;., i!sr,r. The funeral tiKik placi
i p.ii-ihin.l this week. Miss
l!ntit,in u.'IS Wt'll known at (las
her father resided for
.',,,,,ti,..p of vears. She has
steadilv failed since the death o
. .. :., iniv i)l:t
ntT lilineii in uuiji
Hon. James Withveombe, of
iiu has announced his
V'l'l I"""! 1
for irovernor. and wi
make a strenuous campaign tor
the primary vole. Mr. Withy
combe is well known here, where
l. ivs ded lor a Rreai many
, hefore he became ulenti
'ficd with theOrenon ARricultii'-a
..n , With so many eandi
tht. field there could be
stranger things happen than he
..iiui.l, wMiomuuueo. mi. n-'ij
l...i..t since ho last ran
imvcrn'or. has formed a wide ac
h , nil wer the state,
and he should at least have an
even break hefore the electorate.
Kin tL)lim taker, of Chehalem
Mountain, was in town the first
of the week, accompanied by his
family.
n;. citiiimerich joined the
Will J.ll' , ; ,
demonstration train this week. 8tv,.,, ,,ii,si on t. u-r
T?.?.. llfnra in California. ' harmony ami abandon.
UI1U Will !. ---
Nolle ol I inal SellU nicnl
Scholls Roller Mills
Wm. HANSON, Prop.
l'loiir and I-Vid, Aetna Urand of Spra-, Custcim
C'ln'1'j'in a ?icialty, Poultry Supplies,
Manufacturer of Whole Wheat Flour,
and Wheat Heart Flour, Graham etc.
Our Prices always Reasonable
TRY US the Next Time
It. F. D. 2,
A aoliinclou llulu I, M.m !,
an, I rii.ny
U .-In.-. Ut
Dr. GertruJe Phillips
lt t, , il hm I'Iivm 1 in
Mlii-
li.inr, I In t p in.
In U a in
tin' :iir. I'lil In- lii-ll.-l "Y.Uiki'p lliai
ill, " ii, ! Im i. i ll :n i, I :ilkii unny.
Ii " i ii sIi.n kluu Hunt; l-i ilu.
1. 1, ii I In- , r.,-1,1 i rttil mil ni:aiii-. it.
'I It" .1 x iIhI i, 1. 1 iihIh tiiiirli I In- old
in Tin re w is a mnall plitf of
lur It-it iiihI i imvlit tu Itt-r Il'I'"'
in,, I iii..;iii urn ni-pt anil i rittl nut:
'Mnt I rili lierp? Is tliere no hit-
liiioiily lefl Iii Hip wurlilY"
YMAGKR & CORNISH
I.AWVl-.KS
Phone City 2K!
illsUiroCoMMEKciAi. Hank P.lj.'.
IIILlaSIiOKO. oui:.
Tli. r.. l. Bruiidiua. IuhiIm of "5alust ur 'J"ry
The Crand Marca is the most
wholesome "two for a quarter"
smoke on market made in Ore
gon, by K. Schiller. Whim you
mdulire in a uood smoke buy a
(irand Marcn. tf
Modem Fairy Tale
Tk Fauir. AU.vt Urm, 1 hinp Out Riglil
Br M. QUAD
IMS, l,y A.tnorlJttHl l.ll-
. .1 1 I I rs.
It ns Iniihs inter.
The finuv lay niiie feet ili-ep mi Uie
Kluiiiiil
1'lii-ri' mis mi old woman who lived
In Ihe luiiM of a vast furvst. She was
w it'lrhiilly iuur.
We find Hi'1 l""'r old woman rroucb-
ist otr ii d.Miiu lire mid lisleiiluK to
(he nioniiK of the winter kiiK) und say
IHK to lurst'lf;
-May heaven help me this day!'
I'lnally kIio in-"' i' imi liohhh-d forth
o limit for a ntlck of fuel.
A Imiil.er ltli a I'iK loan out nt 17
ht ivnt would have wept to see that
Imlilile.
Alter liu-ivilihle Imrdslilps and suf
ferllurs Ihe eld woman found herself
(mssessed of ii ulncle utirk. It was
hIhiiiI larire pnom;ti to drain a k'rass
lmpiei- with, hut kIio was pluwlnn her
A ay hark with It when n harsh voice
railed to tier.
"'I'liii'l'ess, drop Unit wood!"
"Sir, I am no thiefess," replied the
aid woman as she drew herself up with
diunlty. "1 have heen nut seari'hinic
the llelds for a little wood In keep uie
from rree.ini! mid have found only
twltf."
'You are a liar! I hove cinnslit you
W illi the hihhIs out"
"If 1 had a son, slr"-
"Voii have two of them, and they lire
In Jail for hoc uleiillm.'!"
"I am froo.im:, and 1 picked up this
little twlK lo save luy life."
"You have not a cord and k half
there! lMiilt:M
Hut I shall perish."
"Perish ami ho limiRi'il tu you!"
"Yon shall not drive inn to my
dentil."
It Is not too late In the day to say
that the name of the man was Kithue
Carlton ami that he was young nnd
wealthy. He belonired to live chilis
mid owned seven autos. lie was also
more or less cniiied to four different
Kills. Ilo had Riven to the heathen
mid to tti hookworm cure and was
rated us a youui; man of preat charily,
find yet here he was refusing a poor
old woman n fiiaot iIiir from the
now! fhe could not reall.e it nnd
si, miiI khJiik at him with the fount
htmiied to her breast, when he said:
"Oh, you won't, eh! We'll see about
that!" '
Ami he whistled for h' "even mill
rtoirs. nnd when they enine he pointed
to her and Hlmuteil, "Stubby!" nnd the
In the Kreiitesi
Her cries rent
it'" t-, l.iiiiittl n t his-rful voiee, ami
t!ie fruzi-n and dm; bitten wmuan nlstsl
her lii ad lo behold a fairy slandlni; in
Hie il'M,r. It was Pinky I'ink. wliu.se
s,e. -Lilly is hiiiilliii; out ailed femules
ii ml wurkini: surprise parties on them.
.1 ii t l.i hind Miss I'ink was a waller
f noo a lirst i-lass rvsiaiir-o.t, and on a
s. i in he hud a meal eimsistiuK of
fries' les. iii stent fritst, imrlerhouse
steak, hash brnwn mtntues. Marylamt
i hi, ki n and larimis ether ttiiuirs war-nuil'-l
lint t" phatm-e inlie.
-Wliil is Ii'' faintly askwl the vie
dm ft man's inhumanity.
,.ii are lo till up, i: rami ma, ami
tin ii ,-nlne nil me."
'I he t-ITis t of tlie meal, with a small
Imttle after It. was to make the diner
sleepy, and she nave way In it. Two
h.'iirs later she awoke In lind that she
was n,i longer kraiidina - no lomjer a
fri-i'i'iie.-. starviiiR old woman. On the
eeiitraiy. about forty years' worth of
Riiiy hair and wrinkles had Isvu ieelsl
niT. and her licure was that of a Rylph.
Nn uiie ever saw a sylph, but we all
kiii ul what a buss figure one has. She
had on a skin lUht skirt, and as she
waM.isl, or triisl to walk, she had a
pot hftueeh that of a eiiiuel and a
Im key l ml. Her blond hair was done
up In Ihe latest style, she had oil satin
Klippeis, cud she bad a beautiful
put kt-r to her mouth.
"Where ion Ir' she asked after look
llii; arniiiid.
"in my palai-o' n-plied Miss Pink.
And now nlmiit Kithue Carlton. The
fairy didn't have so iniieh business on
her hands that she couldn't attend to
his ease. She beiran by takiuK the
creases out of his trousers and huniil
l.itim; his pride.
Then she worked it to have him Bud
thai he was a year behind the fasblou
in nei-Uties and collars.
Then she had lilin bounced out of his
clubs.
Mr. Carlton also lost his seven autos.
Also the four fcirls to whom he was
almost eniiaed.
Then, having tmthiiii; in particular to
live for. he returned to the forest
wherein be had first met the old wo
man, it was remorse that took him
there. It was remorse that sitRtfosted
that he take an old clothesline along.
To a limb of a tree haiiKiiiR right
over Ihe hut where grandma had
starved nnd frozen he attached that
rope.
Then to the rope he attached his
neck.
After ninny days they found him
sw lairing there.
And the gale It moaned. And the
snow It blew. And nn owl sat on a
dead li.ub and fluttered its tail and
cried:
"To-w hit - to-w ho o-o p!"
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
Mm ok i ii t:it-. PK-riTion.
In ll,f t'mintr Court of tha Stat of
r-ifn f,,r WanhiiiKlun I'nuntr.
In I', mall. r i.f the a,,li, allun of
II .Ifl Imi.frial, . alr, al Timlin tuaii.
il. f..r lii-ttiM , uri) aplrltuoua,
Mii'iiin an. I mall li.i,r In Iran i uan ti
ll, s ilian tmt, nan,,,, Timber pr.
t in. If w ashiiiKtini Cniinly, Orcifun.
Tu IIih l.,i,rihlt. I'uunly Court Of
ih Slaia of Oiri(.,n fur W'aihlngtuq
'iir,ly: "
V'.ur tin. I. r: ik nt-j pMII,nr., ron.tl
l.iiin. a niiturily uf lint Irirai volar
.r iinii.fr int in. I, Wast.inKlun Coun
ty. iii.n. woultl rfnpt,irully rt-pra-st-nt
t,, )iJr liunuraltlf bwlir aa follows:
Ti.ai ll,,i. Imiurial la a bona fid
h..i. l, lu.at.-J al Tinil.tir tunalta. 11111
iii Tinibfr pre. Im I. W ashington Coun
ty. irKn. anj I, an a.-cmnmodatlona
" r le t l" than fifty K-UfHta.
inal ti.-auror.i i-rrpa anj frank
Vlinlu t-a, h are a, liml anj bona fid
t" i.l. nls an.) Ifk-al votrra of salj Tln
t.t r ,r-, nu t, U :i.hli,i(ln County, Ora-r-ri.
aii.t ar Hit- ownrra ami propria
tui ,,f s.il ll, , Irnpfrial.
Thai ,,iir un.lf ramn,1 petitioners
irf all a. ,,nl anj bona fide reaidents
!iil 1,-trai i,,tfr of Timber precinrt.
W.ilunxiun Cunty. Orfr,u. sad
I, ait' actually rml.lpj theieln thirty
r,,-iie. fur this .tMfuMuaiice Hte Ur-U r tZ'ZZ'riZ
Kest salary eer pui.l to a ninger. For ihfi.-..r. anj lot;, iht-r .ontntute a ma-
sitiginR a single aria fmin "Mignon" I "f '"' 'l vott-ri of aald Tlm-
b has been t.aid $12,500. She was in i g"Jn'"""" '' ""n"'"n County, Ore
ih cage exactly five minutes, so that ; iili.rff .ie, yur un.lf rslned petl
the payment work out at $2..V0 a I ""is would respt-ci fully auk that a
minute. In addition to this, the film ! !'.",""i '''ii',ai''i b)r ,our hnorbl
(jtMiv to Moii'i luiperlal of Timber
company had fn Insure her fur $!2S,miO ' t.. nsiiH. Timi.er ure, ln, t. Vai,inin
i iiiinly. iiisii, authurlzlnir. permittlnc
an. I fmpuH ti mir al,l 1 1 . . t I Imiutiai
j to f i apirituuua. vinous and malt
The ROVal BOX. li'in. r, m l..s .manilne thln one gal-
1 "" ""'n T'"1"" precinct. Waahln;.
' I tun I'nunly. tlretrnn f..f r..p,Aj a.
The Crown Prince Frederick of Den- ; nn.- year. anj that such other and
Hillsboro, Or.
mark, who is aged fourteen, has liecu
U'ltde '-Traiislatur of F.nglish" by the
Imnish lmy scouts, of w horn be is one
lins-ii Mary is an enthusiastic hunk
lover, and whenever she pays short.
Infi.mial visits to Uunlnn she usually
gin's lo a faiimns 1ms. k simp in the
west end. as nothing pleases her U-t
ler than lo le able to link through
the new IsHiks at her leisure.
1'rince Alexis Karageorgevkh, who
has taken up his resilience in America
with his American bride, who was
Mrs. linger Pratt of Cleveland, is a
claimant lo Ihe throne of Servia. fie
fought In the ranks of the Servian
army as an enlisted man In tlie war
with the Turks. The prince is a cousin
of King Peter of Servia and asserts
that he is eiitithsl to the thruiie.
Since her lirst appearance on the
stage in Kussla, fourteen years ago.
Mine. Naxlinova has played 318 parts.
Wahkiakum county, the smallest in
the state of Washington, has a woman
clerk, Miss Mary C. Cooper, and her
work has been highly complimented tu
ti recent resut of ttie bureau of In
spection. Mrs. ICrnest Hart, the woman selen
list of Knglnnd who discovered the
new system of wnterpronfhiR which
made washable banknotes possible, is
the presiding genius 't a factory which
is erected in London to carry through
some of the chemical processes she
has perfected.
Mine. Runny Destlnn, the prima don
na who sang for a cinematograph
company recently In a llou'i cae. has
Current Comment.
Folks are ipieer. They light match
es In lind gas leaks and neglect to
light the gas wlien hunting for medi
cine liottles.
Some enterprising newspasr man
ought to send out an authoritative
statviuent on "Who's Killing Who" In
Mexico. Memphis Commercial Ap
peal. The season of swimming and boat
rockiug fatalities is past, but that of
skating disasters has Is-gun, while
the automobile we have always with
na.-New York Tribune.
Typhoid fever has practically been
driven from the army and navy, and
some day It should lie driven from
civil life, when the facilities for pro
phylactic vaccine treatment become
more general.-New York World.
Aerial Flights.
The use of limping the loop in an
aeroplane is problematical unless it is
expected to help In military action
by throwing the enemy Into a state of
dazed admiration.-Washington Star.
The "automatic stabilizer" invented
by Orville Wright is said to make it
possible to learn to Hy in twenty min
utes. If flying is made too easy ami
too safe will there be the same Incen
tive to learn? New York World.
The French have figured it to show
that in 11)08 there was one death of
nn aviator for every 1.000 kilometers
flown, while in 1SU2 there was one
death for every 1 -10.000 kilometers
only. As we see it. they simply Hy a
little farther now to come to the same
end. Huff a lo Commercial.
Flippant Flings.
The coal man will make things
warm for you, even if you don't pay
his bllls.-riiiladelphia Kceont.
The proHisition to tax bachelors to
provide pensions for widows is enough
to provoke the bachelors to marry the
widows out of revenge. Baltimore
American.
Another Kngllsh literary mnn has
been knighted. Soon there will lie
nothing to rend In England but "A
Thousand and One Knights." New
York American.
It Is being argued in New York that
a lemon trust exists. This Is n hard
case to prove. If anything, there Is
too much competition In leuioua you
can pick 'em anywhere. Boston Globe.
further or.lera he made herein aa mar
lit- necessary and proper in tha prem-
ISf ...
1'atetl, December It, tU.
I :-ien.ul i Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, M.
K. .Mititn, Kd.J Spears, Alva Zook, ttarlj
St. Jhn. C. it. HuKhea, Peter Weaael,
Charles A. Watson. R. U Dooley, L.
Cr, ... A It. Spiiler, R. U Dustan, Rob.
rt H. Monti;, imery. Aug- Olln, August
J'.linsin. Kj Ilollenbach, t A. Roberta,
!. K West ins-house. J. p. Weatlng-hou.-e.
A. K. I.ott. Pete Janes. C. A.
Jaln. II. M. lirurhamrh, Helen May
Shaw. Jim Hrunn. A. J. New. Mrs. A.
Ma I ley, K. .V Johnson, J. H. Weaoott,
nt,) Urns... ,.t,.r Mart. Thus. Cowan,
i 'has. Imtv. t:. R Hiitchinsun, H. Chrla
tenseii. John Van. lieo. Ingram. Ueo,
llaml.lin, .Mrs. Otto Hrose, Fred KUIson
Carl ll.r, Al. H. Her. Chas. T. Dodda!
Tre.l Xl.ury. Alton Meury, Chaa
Solnuiillin. .Mrs. A. Meury. Mrs. Chaa.
Schuiiillln. William Roberts, Joseph
Pad. Lena Pad, H. W. Cavanaugh. A.
P. tirn.lnff, Iiai.sy Ornduff, C. M.
Powell, W. II. Luster, W. A. Luster,
C M. Sonfiehl, C. C. Fisher. I. W. Var
hy. W. IJ. .Murphy. Edward Hughes,
.1. T. Cx, J. C. Iletier, C. A. Hollenbach,
i'rank Tlnnnpson, R. C. Uoodwin. C. A.
lotuln in. K. K. I.ott, Mrs. A. B. Spltler.
W. H. Opilemeyer, M. J. Malley, CI. N.
Mar, h. lien. Franrino, Sam Kbry, Kdgar
Harris. ,n. Joe Kinu. H. Johnson. D. M.
O Oonn. ll. P. J. Hdwlck. Chaa. U An
Ireti s, Frank O'lwnnell, Ernest Bryant,
Ueo. lley,.y, p. o. Bunde. Harry H.
Johnson. 11. B. Johnson. W. E. Rlchet,
Albert Rlchet. P. C. Hlrt. Miss B. Mof
Tat. I.ee I'unoan, Robert Hall, Andrew
t'lstii, Jne Keefe, Mrs. R. E. Hutchin
son, lieu. Karker, Floyd Anson, And.
Jornensen, Yelta Ansun, Albert Oberg,
J. II. Peeper. Chr. Fremstad, P. Krlck
sen. Ceo, M. Petersen. O. Berg, JTX
ilr.iti;, T. Malstad, O. H. Petersen, J.
If. Clinton. M. Hall. S. U. Powell, Paul
Peterson, Matt W'aisanen, O. A. Powell
Ueo. McCoy. O. S. Shifter, W. C. Upper,
man, C. p. Hamhlin, Erin Stowell, Arn
old WenU-ke, Adna Wenlcke. Anna M.
Stowell, Fred Stowell, Mrs. L M.
Stowell, John Bledsoe, C. Wedberg, M.
Christenson, Ed Stephens, Prank Mlnto,
I). O. Creps. C. M. Chrlstensen, P. Wat
son, A. Stokke, W. J. Wilson, A. 8.
Holt. N. Bangs, N. D. Chapman. W. p.
Chapman, J. A. Plnkerton, J. M. Hay-
aen. raizabeth Cody, Fred Woolwldge.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby slven that the fore
going petition will be presented to the
County Court of Washington County,
state of Oregon, on Wednesday, tha
Oh day of February, 1H, at the hour
of It) o'clock A. M. of said day, and at
said time and place, said petitioners
will ask that a license be Issued to
Hotel Imperial, of Timber townalte.
Timber precinct, Washington County,
meson, conducted by Frank Mlnto
and Keauford Creps, proprietors, who
ate both residents and legal voters In
said Timber precinct, authorizing said
Hotel Imperial, which Is an actual,
bona fUlo hotel, situate within said
precinct, and having accommodations
for mote than 50 guests, to sell therein
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In
said Timber precinct, Washington
County, Oregon, In less quantities than
'ne gallon, for a period of one year
from the date of the Issuance of said
,lcense.
I 'at ed this 30th day of December,
1913.
Hotel Imperial, of Timber, Washing
ton County, Oregon; by Frank Mlnto
and Keauford Creps, proprietors, ap
plicant. Thus. H. Tongue, Jr., attorney for
applicant
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
One heifer or a carload;
With calf or coming fresh;
White or mixed black and white;
Immediate or deferred delivery;
Cash or terms-Prices Right
COAST CATTLE CO,
EUGENE. ORE.
Office at the Eugene Creamery.