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HtUJ6EU At.il. MBlH l '4 lVW.Et:3Hl Seeks to Qualify as a Handy Man Around the House. DEBUT AS A PLUMBER. aunt. Hi RmUr! CHa a4 Maw . a H. OM",tr-AU li Fatal AmMi. By M. QUAD, ryrteht. !. T Aaoc. Utcry Vn 1 tV.lt" It rrr occur l yo lwt baudy man I m arouna Mr. Bowf a b look! P n bis ppf r. nowavr daiwvd at him dvmMful w. nJ "Jo fpy, lvaltiln that ft na a n ipotue rt on baud waa fitftirimt up today " ba coo Ml. -ami I wake oat that I Jut a yr by dotu my own r .""rliic. I call that wtt r4 Ji! Th first thlim U t nn'nJ thU kins chair. On of th tvkrs l and uul attetioVd to In tlm S ... . it. . -v . wool chair will KOk about Ova minute to fll it." I wUh too woUduV protwitiHl a. Bowser. "I left an order today the upholsterer to com up." And he'll knock the chair to ileo. le It together again and charge you what tor'va io r $10 to I know ul They e alwaya looking for auch jobs, but it gi-t Done here. 1 can fix the iulr for 2 cenu." "Hut you-you nl .raya (et tuad and vn k ttiitiiN and hava a row," aald rx. Ilowaor. Mr. 8. Baliavtt In Ecnmy, Never! Never nt tuad or broke ij thins In my life! In your extra uu-e you'd be wllllnc to pay out $10 r 2 cenu worth or repair. I ouldu't. I believe In economy. 1 ljuiii nrv vut, auj w,k nun ha mtw .ill m m tt.-wl.a mttA fl r lh Huilr." dJIr. Bowser disappeared upetaln jj It bout nny word. She knew that If tie ict up au argument Mr. Bowaer t j-ould keep up hi reialrs untfl every v of furniture In the house bad -4eeu gone over. As soon aa ahe bad l idle be got out his tool box and glue '"ot and xtrlpHd off jits coat and rest. l'-1!?' u"t rocker muiit come 'rSuuiI lx put on anew. It took blm "' Lfteen minutes to looxen it, and by that iue bis glue was rendy to use. It' , 5(ie easiest kind of a job to put on a ' . i K-ker. All that Is needed Is plenty of . a . a - fti aa. tine mu inv nuouen iu j'ju s Bulslit-d in ten minutes, and- then air B h 1 f.ore. tred tl Bowaer bunted for aomethlnc After a Ioiik search he dlscor- I tbnt one of tbe doors of the book- . jane saxKed- He was glad to see It jVlth tbe aid of a screwdriver be re- 'uoved lioth doors and chapped them bout tie had just finished his work vben Mrs. Bowser appeared on the icene. "What bare yoa done with the Joorsr she queried as she stood loon Sig at tbem. 1 "Simply trangpoted tbem." he smll ' . Ingly replied. "It Is a law of tnecban v fes that when one of a pair of doable lloors nag you have ouly to transpose J hem. You now observe' J "That tbey can't be closed at alir Intoned Mrs. Bowser as she tried to J'lrork tbem. Ha tcouta Intarfartnca. J Not only would they not close, but hey were wrong end up. Mr. Bowser Ivollxed it. but having made tbe mis take he was bound to stick at It He tiras asserting that the doors must vtinrs some little time to shrink when fIrs. Bowser went over and picked up the rocking chair and began to laugh, , Mr. Bowaer bad replaced tbe rocker wrong end to. $ "See what you've doner' she exclaim 4 as she pointed to tbe rorler. Ji "I see that I've saved at least $5 by "repairing that chair," he blusterlngly replied I "But look at that rocker! How can the chair be used as it is?" . i "That rocker Is all right and Just aa 'Li intended It. I'm running this busl- ' n.Ks. and I'd be much obliged If you Wouldn't Interfere. . The chair Is all . , lilgbt." i 'A "But It U "Why i Mr. Bj jjntid fell ' If. won't rock." not? Bee If It won't!" Bowser whirled tbe chair around Innd fell Into it and started to rock. f!iit rocker wautd to go rorward ana .f . . I . A H lanI.Bril.ll B.ljt M ..... 1 1 I f A i pit'-bed forward to the floor with a si' riHlt th.it Inrred tbe bouse. Mrs. IItowser started to help blm to his feet , 'jl'iit he waved her away and struggled ' p. For half a minute be stood before , ln'r unable to aeiilc. Then be hoarse 'Jv eu'laimed: 8 "Woman, go to your room before I Ifa something desperate! iHut what have I done?" she asked. fpect to rock In a li the flr admit tUt bba4 Nu.er.t abot the nvket:nl bookcase Aors. Then be dtfteruiloed acr to admit tt a bnt as life was' left In hl bodv Tti shouM.hanf t!ut way.' and that chair shouM be U-ft a It was forever and forever, or at !'t until Mr (Ver beetn-d bl forstv.n. lTen he fett better and decUled t iK ue re rilriiig. It u the cooa nUbt out. aiul he daxovBd.-d to the kit. hen to tik arounvl II faintly rememterd that miething had t,n aald a week t before about i fastening t the wall, n ioun.i It. A coiple of tx-rens hid worlid kxwe and th PU bl ben WB "A plumN-r w.vitd coni up her and fool arvHind two days. tunsed Mr Blw-r. "and I d avt a Mil for about T o a Job which won't take n oer three aalmite. Tber Ctuld be no blunder o that Job Tb water pti ouia not w turned end for end or taken out door or down 'yllar. It aa atniply lift It op and replace the screws In their rtglnal hla- .'n band aixl Knees Mr. Powaer crawled unlcr the ina and got a firm hold of ti pt" au.i heaved on It He had bean! or a lead pipe cinch, but had never bad one be fore. A plumber would have coddled that rip and naed It gently, l t, Nr Bowaer had no soft sl.ler In nifj There waa a heave and a burst, and a gallon of water, having a pressure of fourteen pounds to th cubic luch. stnkk blm full In th face. Mr. Bow4r, Flood Rafugoo. lie hadn t uttered but one yell when the second gallon followed tut. anl as he rolled out from under th sink water followed him by tbe barrel. His heave on that pipe had brokeu It. The water didn't come out la one single Jet, but Id hal a doien. and for a time each and every one of them hit Mr. Bowser. He waa like a drowned rat before be ceuld get away, ami the kitchen floor was Inches deep with water. Mrs. Bowser beard the wboop he uttered when tbe first kIIod utruck blm. and she came running downstairs aa Mr. Bowser dUappoared out of the front door. There waa a plumber shop two blocks away, and be wa beaded for It ne left a wake of wetness aa be ran, and pedestrians shouted at hlra and stlkemen tried to stop htm. but he got there to flu.l tbe place locked op. He ran to another and another with the same result, and It was not until a policeman pt him by the neck that any explanation were tusiije. Then a messenger was sent to the water office, and at a hite hour the water was shut off. Meanwhile It was flooding the Bowser basement and eel lar, and a crowd assembled to learn particulars, it was mMnlcbt when all was ever. Then came Mr. Bowser's nnnortunitv. ne stood before Mrs. Bowser In all his wetness and began: "Five hundred dollars' dnmages anil three hours of upnwr. ami you are to blame for It! Woman, this I the end! Tonr conspiracy" But Mrs. Bowser advanced and took him by the arms, turned him around and pointed to the stairs, ne tiesl tated for a moment and then began to climb, and while she and the cook worked at the flooded kitchen be slept Ilka i lamb. . (omtthing Missing. Mrs. Frankllu. a wealthy widow, or dered a bust of ber busband. Wben It was fiiilsbad sbe was very much disap pointed. "Wby." ahked the sculptor, "do yoa object to tbls bust of your husband, madam?" "Because," was tbe womnn's reply, "It dton't look eaturuL" "Wby, madam,' he said, "you have admitted that It looks like him." "Yes, ym have the fwitures all right," sbe said, "but there's no une talking, I couldn't accept It. Tbe statue would never remind me of my dear bus band." "Well," asked tbe sculptor In de spair, "will you ple tell me what tbe trouble Is with UT "It's too quiet," ahe said. "Yoa see, sir, my buxlxnid had 8t Vitus' dnnce." National Monthly. An Awful Bluff.r. "That Glbbwy Rlrl Is an awful liar." "Why do you sny that? I consider ber one of the sweetntt eirls I have erer met. I don't believe she would tell flb for any thing." "That shows how completely she has deceived you. She pretends that she Is fond of ber stepmother." Chicago Record-Herald. Mors Important. 'Is your enL"iL'cment brnkpn off Anally?" "Yes. flenry found he could make a flrst payment on a new car with the price of the diamond ring I Insisted on bis getting." Baltimore American. Net His Fault Poet Good gracious! Ilere Is your servant asleep. Hostess Silly fool! He must have been eavesdropping while you were reading your new poem to nie.-I'ele Mela. Werldly Wisdom. "In choosing a wife one should never Judge by appearances." That's right. Often the prettiest girls have the least money." San Fran cisco Chronicle. Entrgy Minus. "lie's a regular tinman dynamo." "Yes? How so?" "Everything be buys is charged." Newburg Newa. Worth Dsfsnding. 'So yoa are going to build another racing yacht?" "Yes," replied the eminent sporta- man. "People are easily forgotten. A man baa to go to some trouble and ex pense even to keep up bis reputation as a good loser." Spokane Spokesman. Review. Bah I Customer-I think this meat I" Dolled. Meat Markei Proprtetor rhaps jw " ""! (Irani Jury I trtpancltcJ and (kV tint!. kVlurnine One True Hill CPT. COUINS liRWD JIRY lUllllr Thirty Jerer KtseeaJcJ le I be aoas el la Cemmoeatitih Sam- Circuit crturt for Washington County otvnl Momiay morn inn with Judne L T. Harris, of Kr geno. on the Innch. sitting for JuiU Oampbvll. Thirty jumrs rvsivndoU to the summons of the authorities, as follows: R U IXvme, Chas. Farnham. 0. V. Sheridan. John Olson. A. V. IVnny. S. K. lraf. Wro. Thorn burnh. Arthur R Flint. Jixs. V. Kvle. (Uo. Sloan. W. P. Krooks. II. T. Huxton. Geo. U Thorny skn. taw. c Morion, uarry a. Kiohards, John A. Oleson, I'has. Castff?!. W. T. VandorZ;tnd n. A. W. Wright, John undoriu h. Anderson and Jacob Shearer, The grand jury was immedi ately drawn, with H. T. Huxton as foreman, Bert lKmne. A. H. Flint, V. P. anderZanden, lienrv Cop, John Wunderlich, and Harry A. Richards, and they swn retired under charge of Capt. A. M. Collins, w ho was appointed bailitf. One true till was found and the jury then ad- journed upon rail of the district attorney. Set for trial - State vs Oona hoe. March 23: R M Wade va W W Ireland. March 20. Ten days were iriven to answer in the case of C L Kenofiel vs , Wm liacley. suit in equity. 1 The demurrer of the county in j the case brought by Wm Foster, i . - ..-..I . r tl.. i: in suit lu eme ior iuc uuiuiiiik of the court house annex is on neanng tooay. Dismissed -Mott vs. Peterson; Cronan vs Emmott. the latter without costs. Referred to take evidence Ada L Nunn vs John Nunn; Bessie Aviana vs Jtweph Avianu. Defaults and decrees - Set h vs David; Bank of Sherwood vs Janey Galbreath; Huslman Cornelius Dairy Protluce Co. Decree of divorce Butler Butler. Confirmed Sherill's sale vs VS I of j North Plains property in re Lew is Hamin vs W J Quinn was con firmed as regular and leal. M. E. HVGRITT warn s Editor Arjriis: 1 noticed by your issue of the 5th inst. that my fellow townsman, Fred. Hol lister, had called on you in the interest of his candiilacy fur Congressman. I am very nlad that you, and 1 hope many more of my friends in old Hillsboro, had the pleas-1 ure of meeting him. and I sin- j cerely hope, that upon his next i visit to Hillsboro, you will have ' the pleasure of extending to j him the courtesies of "our Con-1 orpuumnn" no hp in A riimritpnt I man, broad in his views on pub lic questions, and a rustler for the interests ot his constituents. Am sorry we were not aide to get up to Hillsboro last summer on our vacation, as is our cus tom, but we have tried to keep in touch with things in general there through the Argus, which reaches us every Sunday morn ing, and which we peruse with great interest. Sincerely your friend. Miles K. Kveritt. North Bend, Ore., Mch. 19, 1914. A very cleverely planned sur prise waa given Miss Rose Cud dy, at the country home of her parents, last Saturday evening, the event being in honor of Miss Cuddy's birthday. A very pleas ant evening was celebrated in games and other amusements, after which light refreshments were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Peterson; the Misses Kate Kelsey, Frances, Mae and Anna Keilley, Hazel McClain, Forest Grove; Messrs. Lee Minnott, Hugh Farnham, Fred, Peter, George and Henry Walters. John Keilley and Harvey Emerson, of Forest Grove, and Karl Kelsey. The Grand Marca is the most wholesome "two for a quarter" smoke on market made in Ore gon, by E. Schiller. Wben you indulge in a good smoke buy a Grand Marca. tf Judge L. T. Harris, ot Eugene, is holding court here this week in place of Judge Campbell, who is on the bench by request else where in the Btate. Judge Har ris is one of the able jurists of the state, and he is a candidate for nomination for the Supreme Bench, on the republican ticket. He is highly capable, and will be one of the strongest candidates in the field. .Via, of Buxton, was down nitu Tncada Uh) Schwandor. IVter (irossm. ' H. W. MclVtnaKI. C. M. SwtieM, Hen IVwiev, Krnest Olson. Krod 1 Gordon. Henry Cop. Andrew I SPRING 1914 SEASON Get The Pacific Coast Manager of the Steinberg Tailoring Company, of San Francisco is with us, and will attend our Grand Opening this Season. I c brought with him an excllent assortment of this Seasons most pretentious Woolens and has instructed us to place it on Sale, Thursday, I Viday and Salurday, March 26th, 27th and 28th, at the following Prices. All $14 Mil to Mcurr Suila or Overcoats mt $V( OO All Sk0 Mil to Mrasurr Suits or Overcoat ni VIS .O All 5LV5 Ma- to Measure Suitt or Overcoats at All 40 Maile to Measure 5uh or Overcoats at 110.00 AU 545 Made o Measure Suit or Overcoats at YES ! made to your individual measure by Tailors of National Reputation. An Extra Pair Trousers Free with Every Suit or Overcoat. You Will Find Here the Best Looking, the Most Complete Assortment and the Greatest Values Ever Shown Anywhere. Come and Enjov Looking Over the New Weaves and New Colorings with Us, March 20, 27 and 28 and Get Your Measure Taken, by an Expert, for that Easter Suit You Want to Pick Out. If You're Wise, Get in on this Grand Spring Opening Sale. We also make Suits for Ladies. We Gun rantre To Fit untl please You i 4 ! JJ.gg WALL PAPER MURROW WALL PAPE.R L J. M UK Second Street, Pacific States l'irc Iti-iimncr Cniinny of I'ortmid. Ilrpun. The only li (irtnn !d l.iiir Cniii)nii'. I.'i'cx s l'r''tiiilly I'.ild, John Vamlmval Ajjiia IliHslioro, I In jjun Will V Oil lillllll ? If ym i r' K,f,'"K ''"il'l 'I'i" Spring or KimiliiiT. .1. S. I.OK.SI'M', fur pricia i,n luiiiiliii i , 1 rXi'iiviil iiitf . KstimdtH j;i v ii fif. AH mk (4Uiirnr,lci l. Nn pi m nli mi'il wnk i riiitipli lid. .1. H. I ormiK, n Hill Thud Slin-i, nt S. I". Tri k; TVW--phone MhIu II 1 slj ,m, Oii (iuii (Jivo Mo a Trial AMilCIA MAY Tiudici (if Singing and Pinino Terms arranged to suit. KOOM 4, - SANK ANNKX, Kvi'ty I)ay. YKAOKk & CORNISH I.AWYKRS l'hone City 2:52 Hillsboro CoMMKueiAi. Hank I!Ig. IIILLSnOIlO. ORE. asaiBB"aaaa""''"l,'i 10 u Your Measure I Hillsboro, AND PAINTS Mi Vw 4 aim k l I'niut. Vt-iii-ln ami U I '.T h aiiu- t Slid H irmly f.il )our ln--t II .0, krlml I'lica ntr uinlrd lu h IS I" is n cmt h wrr Una In .itliinit .k.ir y.mr rrfrr Tb l,irnrt tump rlr .l.s k ol lit kind in U'a-lmigton ( Dimly. Ca'l and rr frif wiiii. If, liou painlliiK tinting and papcrm . 1 1 -m .lr f, inii.lir i. p. .11 application PAINT CO. ROW, Prop. Hillsbiro, Oregon wi,un'i,ni II, .till, ami Miitula, Krl.l.r WwlliMtU Dr. Gertrude Phillips iiif.,liiiin I'livali'lan. liilii n limira, tn I p m. lliMim mil, tu li a in. Notice ut I inal Settlement .Niillrol hi.ril.jr kivbii that III uildr iKiii,,, llif duly iiip.iintit.l. ft iikIiII, am) H' tniK Kunnlinii in l!in t.iii ii.l aalalr uf ' li ti K Hiitln.rlHhd. a inlimr ha flla.1 It Hi i rouiily iMiuri i, HtitUuf iirxKnn f',r .,-.,i.ni;iiiii i i, limy, in miihi r iiuiit in Uu, until, r of Hind MiUU-, mid thai aald I'.uri iih iii.. Mi.mlay, A.nl l.lih, l!in, ntlln, liiiiirnf Inn u'rliM k A M ul nl,l ilay "" my fl riHiiii In HiluiHiru! V iiHliiiittti.li ' inililv, dri-Koti, tlm Hint, huh iiiNifinr licKrlnK iilijrriiiiii tiiaald liiml Hi'i'.iiiiit Htid rur llm lliml miUlmiKtiit of mil, I fwlalH, Mnn li l.'th, :i I' fl Ainlirv,n, uimrilmii nr tlm (M raiiii anil mUU of jiiiui r. niiiiinrlniiil, a inuitir 'IIioh il Tnimiiii Jr, AlUinmy fur lilitfllnti ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICU Null- I hiriliy Kivmi iIihI iIih ii.-idnr "U'iibiI Iihn Iim-ii him,ii, ttdiiiiintiraior nf Mm I'mIiHii uf iai) Mull, ilw tiaand by nr-ii-r i.r lint Couitly finirl t.f lliai Him' of Onifnii lur Hi.' I'liiinty ol WmIiIiikUhi inmlii on Ihn Ihird ilnv of Mnn li, iu i hi "I linn duly ipiHlilInd mii'li tdiiilnlii. Irnliir. Now, lluirrf.irn. hII pi'rai ! Iikviiiu i Ihiiiiii Hl,,t uld iNlHtH art! hitrrhf m" l ilit tl mill r.,.iiinl In prtm.nt tlm aain. ii'iM-ilmr with Uu. proii r rmirher thra fur. t.i ihn titiilirilMiiil Ht hi nwlilmira Mi tt r 'I ill-Inn it. (ri,fn, or at tlm law olllna or I lin II Toiikiiii Jr, in lllllxliorii, ura ifo.i, wllhln l iiiontlm rrnmtlia tlalaof thf timl liulilli'all.iii of thl untie- lowll wllhln (I inoiilliH from Marnli 12lh, ltfll liKlnil March tali, 11114 I Martin, Adiiiltilritr.ti r of the ontnta or laaao llH.I, l(H1l"l, TImih II Toiikiih Jr, Attoriipy or RilininlHtrntiir. . M. LaUue, of Forest (Jrova, was a county Beat visitor the last of the week. , 1 FRF EM Tahen by on Expert fl n J L Oregon NoIh la Crtdilur la ! t'uunir 'Aint i.f iu s Oraajun .u( W lilii-i')u i ,,i,,.iT In lha MallMof lha tUil Dakar, Itraaavl Iiailna II I, lh utiiUnigna.1 haTiiif lu millal ! Ih I .xuifct uur ..( a of iifMnii I'.r w I 'IB.liirtrlfH f l. ,,f i , , , tVaarr, itarnsaml. an. I li.t.nJ .i,tliliK' uullra la harvlif ln l.i . mli..i and In all ra.ni liaiii g lamia it ' aid ila. f J.l. nl il, r,n rm,l , laquliMl I.f la iiliiii ali iimniii . t Ilia Oral ImiMi.-i.mi f iliia i,ti. . i,, ..i I llfsra A )ikr. mi lii ir.,,l. S , . lllh Hlrn4, 1'oMlan l, Mg. In. hi. ali ( uu If. Kfrni iKilad Mairl, liih mu I lira w A Ha ' Ailiiilnlatraliii i.l ll, .itr ill I li U I II Haknr, da.-air, SUMMONS IN TIIK t'lltCtriT 'iil llT nr TIIK BTATK OK ultKiiDN KtH WAMHINUTON CiM'NTY. Ad M llunl.r. I'laiuiiit j , Tli.iinaa M llwi, l.r, itnii,li,i( j Tu Til, una M II uiilnr l.ia iininiil! dfHiUiil: j liilliliniuf Hi. Hiltn,nirIHI.n nt lil.,r frlila , il, yu, iUi.iI Ai.ni I llll , Mill lUl Iwillaf .la L.. 1 i ui ilia uraal .,l,, ,1,,,,, ( ll.i uiniiinii, aim li y.ni ., u, , ,M 4r aim anaw.r or pit, I !). ,.,,( ,u.' ,,. plairilltr will apply i,, ti1B ,, ,t inlltil praynl i m Imr riup,ii ,,,. U-ir.111, u.wllr r,.r a .krtti- ,..,,1, ,, llm tioiidaor matr r,y I-IImk Imlnn-n illnlfl and ilnltrndaiit. kn.l II, .1 ,ii,,tii i muraoil and f.irrvnr lri-n I ,i.. fmidai.l on tl.ti (rotind of d.m.riti,n .. u, tliiuliiK fur iiior limn nun ytr, ami mn li furthtr rrilnf ., i i, , , "-ni iiiiatil ' IM.iiii,i,i.,ii. I piidll.1,.,1 ,,n,Btih ! .'.. r""""'"Ul or o'dir of ton I) II Ma.,i,t.r, ..K.,f il.Mr.Miu ly t.uurt of WaahliiKiiin I Hum y, li, in Hi alHtnm-a of II,. i ir, ,m r Wahli.Bl..ii l oiiniy, .,. ,B, llf,f h.U, and lll. Wanl, in, p., I m,d II,. lalauf lliahral piililii t,i ol idi, inoni la M.r, , U( p,M Um a I",'!''"'"11"'1 " ' 'ni na I. I liril llll 4, r, I, mwiM, Altorntiy fr I'laiiilur JVllot.l HldB, l.,rll.,, llin. ' i .1 CITATION In tlm (lirmill Court of ihn Stain i,h)r In and for Multitomali l".i',lI?.M"l.,r"rl,.," yM "f K''r.l UralUin, pmwaacd. Cltailon, T'.K..r' '"lt""' llni"ikl Kv Um t'V' 'U.,r' t,'lu"- AM. iirmu.i, ! !."' mill toallotliH, whom It niajjr mitiirrii : In ll.a. k...... r. .... ., . --iii"u. llll, nimt, ol t Inill III. ra bmuhy oi,ll.,l,,H i ,,,, Urn llonoral.la Cirvuit Court nriliiiHt III I IfaMltftll ! aaa..! . It. I. yon irn ii in i"""uiuioinali llouoly, . " M i, aald .lay i of II .lii,li,Htrlor, A. K, llmidi kHl V .r ' diiilnlairauir: An iiinllv,j imnrt w , !' 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