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Senator Chamberlain is mak
ins: a valiant fight against the
repeal of free tolls for American
vessels passing through the Pan
ama canal The Senator is right
on this measure, and there is no
reason in the world why Ameri
can vessels, plying between ports
coastwise or otherwise should
pay tolls. The big ditch was
built for the American people;
I built for the American people;
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for the Amencan government;
for the American government;
and to cut down transportation
charges. It seems absolutely
absurd to charge them for trans
porting product, and the Sena
tar's fight sounds a note purely
American. We might just as
well charge a toll for American
vessels going into any harbor on
the water survey. Oregon is in
terested in this, beyond measure.
for we have one-seventh of the
standing timber in the continent
and our neighbors in the east
want our product free and un
restricted by freight abuses.
The Commercial Club is mak
ing headway toward procuring a
big sawmill for Hillsboro, and it
now looks is though installation
is but a matter of a short time.
Hillsboro needs a larger payroll,
and this will bring it about
Easter Sunday comes April 12.
Geo. Little, of Oreneo, was in
town today.
Spring goods are arriving daily
at Greer's. 60-1
The Commercial Club has in
stalled a new billiard table.
Edw. Boge was up from Farm
ington, Tuesday evening.
Henry Brock, of South Tuala
tin, was in town today.
Born, to Fred Kerr and wife,
of Hillsboro, March 26. 1914. a
daughter.
G. P. Martin, of the Tualatin-
Oswego section, was in the city
yesterday.
Emil Stalder, of near Bethany,
was in town yesterday, paying
taxes, and calling on friends.
Judge Anderson, of Clackamas
County, was in town today, guest
Sit Jiuiga- Rann,
I The newest and
best tastinir
no n rl u tin tka mBvlraft tnl. 2. 1 L .
u.iuj vu ukuiwici wumj iO UlCllvp. T 'A t I
15nnny Mug Kisses," made and
' ""f V" rS!' .22 "
vj ouiu uuiy uy me veil oi oweeu. I
J r- 1-. -
. tw BJtie: uray mare, 0 yean,
buuui iRi. DroKe. rjouniH and
I nintrl..- nnnnJ snH P "-I
V nelius. Ore.. Koute 1. 5M
C. R R,,na n
: was in town ih !f nf th. b
1 ., Chas. has recently bought a new
.'oStudebaker car.
4 Rorriaf ra f inn aIaaah AmsJI 1 J
. -
inara TiwtmiaAd a a a . . . i
v.ivk, piuiuira vj lhs ruan ail
H the cletk '8 office. Hundreds have
I, not registered as vet, and Blank
V A" promises to be Domilar next
.aFalL
For Sain-s fia I
W bred f 't 7
W$15. S. C White LerhrTr
m s . . n-
iKosrers, Beaverton. Ore.. Route
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41 kav y I ,
fi, BOXO).
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: unas. iwouaon departed the
;,irst or the week for Seattle,
tnis urae ior me srovernment ex
pires in June, and he will remain
n the coast for the Revenue de
Jiartment, until that time, and
erhaps longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turjoer vu.
, ted their sons, W. A. and Llovd.
,11 ruruanu, aunaay. tie reports
II AI 1 O J . r
hat W A T ...U- J
rary of the Portland Dvil Service
fi commission, sustained a fall,
p.unday, that is causing him
ome inconvience.
Sheriff Reeves left yesterday
I or California, to brinir.
e-ith him uuy Porter, wanted
or taking milk money from the
, 'armpin nf Mnrth Plains anI i I ..
.Finir Pnetoe .... k. "
.....j. .v.wi oi.ja us. mil vuiiivi
Viuioui. Mirauiuon. ana Keeves
, 1 utKiiiK a cnance on 11.
' Afrt-n nan.l A u n .
"Xr"c' , t f.r
n"i " uaicui, na. ncic ycaicr-
,ay, in tne interest 01 his candi
t,acy for governor. Crawford
unKS ne nas tne lead on all the
st and Ben Abou is his running
i ate. At all hazards Crawford
! a -rental eentleraan. and irood
look at. Mr. Crawford is mak-
, his campaign on his service
attorney general, and states!
at he has an amendment to the
ii..i! . . as. a
l nsuiunon, now Deing araitea
i his office, to be voted uoon
i-xt Fall, allowing the governor
ij icw aiii inutui biic uuruuri-
ion bill. This measure is one
the Argus has contended
io
to
many years.
we
. Joa. L, Mbit Loyal Ordof of
Moose, Tuesfey evening elected
the following oifWers by accla
mation. Dictator. L. A. Long;
Vice Dictator. U A. Kingkenny:
Prelate, Percy Long: Fred J.
Sewell. secretary; David Cor in.
treasurer; Serjreant-at-anns, D.
C Blackburn: Inside guard. YY.
H. Reiling. Outside guard. Cart
Hutchison; trustees. J. W. Con
nell Homer Emmott and J. H.
Collier. The newly elected will
be installed at the next regular
meeting, and the boys will have
a big luncheon for the occasion.
The building fund matter is
progressing fairly, and all site
subscriptions are expected to rx
received inside of a short time.
Three proposals have been of
fered to take up the building
bonds as soon as the deed is ex
ecuted for the site.
Probate: Darius Fish, estate
appraised at $15?; final settle
ment of estate Alice M. Sand
ford set for April 27: Nettie G.
Cooper files bond in sum of
as guardian of four minor
heirs, estate of Daniel Cooper,
deceased, said estate being closed
PPraisd at f final settle-
ment of estate Alice M. Sand-
f . . f . ril g-. N ..:
of record; estate Geo. Kowcliffe
closed of record; inventory of
estate of I B u.hard approved
at $631: inventory et Isaac Ball
dec'd approved at $4400.
Stanley Stewart, the eleven
year old son of J. B. Stewart and
wife, of South Tualatin, sustain
ed a fractured leg last Saturday,
while playing in the haymow.
lne lad jumped and struck a
joist, a severe break resulting
Dr. E. H. Smith reduced the
fracture.
Sam Paisley, of Buxton, was
down yesterday and todav. XI r.
Paisley has entered the republi
can primaries for the legislature.
Mr. Paisley thinks there is room
for some good old-fashioned leg
islation, and avers that he has
the nerve to start something, if
elected.
The German Speaking Society
has endorsed t-d. Schulmench,
Hillsboro, C K. Buchanan. Cor
nelius, and Ferd Langer, Sher
wood, for the legislature. It is
not known whether either of I
them will run in the primaries or
not.
An applicaton for entrance to
the Oregon Soldiers Home has
been made by A. M. Brown.
former Hillsboro night officer
Mr. Brown has been suffering
from partial paralysis for several
months.
A. V n0nnv fa OTV
v.- -.,; t w -i.
rmv.iuH.uSlviuriur.iiisn.
ington (-ounty, vice H. C. At-
well resigned. Mr. Denny says
ne will make a campaign for aw
enforcement, and begin at once.
J. W. Pomeroy. commissioner
of the First District, State Board
of Horticulture, was in ,th itnj
txuiv . i nix with the coun
ty officials.
The Peoples Theatre will show
, "uuc,ui aijsiery, in mree
reels. nt Mnnrl.w nA TM, ,
lVul i ZZ "'-""j.
" .v-ku.v wmi. m
jtnmnBr toot Thio. I Mn . .
a wonaer.
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.. DOrT1' WtWSS KaSITlUSSen. On
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. W Uollenbeck, above Moun
" u "way.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
t:j :t . , .
rhiuw na nnanfli . . .kn ha..
" .w upcucu uy wc cuun
cou" of Washington County,
Oregon, at tne county court
room, at 11 a. m.. Saturday.
Apnl A, 1914. for the followina:
or haulmgrock inlioad Dis-
"c V 3. 6. ft 11, 12, 15.
fi''
m Hunm r n na rnf han inrr
sas l awn a n iiiiarTor inn itoixn
T. " lr. 'vi',w',,c
r ixriN anil srwc nrrmna in
wvv.i,vuuwho may
t ffi J
aersigned. Bidders
must de-
posit certified check
for 5 ner
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ceni. 01 me amount of the bid.
lhe right is reserved to reippt
I si as
any or an Dids.
D. B. Reasoner,
County JudRe.
Hillsboro, Ore., March 19. 1914.
Bllllgerenee.
Wrien she could mt with Billy
They played at bill and coo,
But when she met not lillly
They played at bllk-ts doux.
Wow she has married Billy
Her leisure time shs Alls
By trying to concili
ate Billy for her bills.
A. LeMle in Judge.
Taking Na Risks.
"Aaad you aay you never attend wed-
m0Ter the aweet
youof thing.
-No, I Ao not," replied the bachelor.
"And why not Drayy
"Why. "'t yon see what's happen
ln5 W day to innocent by.tauIer.r
1 on era statesman.
A Suapieiaua Age.
Where ara all the trusting women
Of tha long, long-, long ago.
Who would take a ring from Jim an'
"ver doubt the Jewels' glow?
Mas ths day come when a feller
Bringing circlets to the fair
Must show letters from th seller
Proving that the diamond's square?
New ITork i'ress.
No News ta Her.
uearesv he aald, "I couldn't lire
wunout your'
"I know you couldn't." she rpnlloil
"That la why I felt ao sorrv for vii
oioer aay wnen rather threatened
cut of! my allowance Just because
naa Deen married a reur-Juike
ARIZONA l((C;(LT3
the Editor Begs to Announce Hc't
Stilt In the Ring.
NO ROPES ON HIM AS YET.
TKeugS Tare War In Wa.Oa, eaai H
Aim t, th eWe May Oa Him la
tS Ca4-tfalt ef Greet Mara.
A fecal I, Pa Sua,
By M.
QUAD.
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ctata Lltarar? I
ST wevk tM oudaj) a ' aavt-
ed up oa u oa th etreet a ad
put tm hind few axatast r
sWNaaJ. ami It waa rwtaj
tfr st imr breath back ta aJk
tut had biitd. On Tmajjay oar
hro vit.r u fKt u the sboclder
b.T a Pine UUI man and wUl be hti4
, ruw
. , k NV.t h,u
f aer ari
cultural editor waa prowling tw the
eaud bi'la he waa Mtteo by a bond
of. aud ou Thursday old Jim Hew
n broke louse aud ahot our kvaj edi
tor In tbe left ! With the four i
rosier wrestling vita the mraaleeJ
the rk a busy one, but thai
Kk-kef Is out on 11 ui. a uauaL
Some one fold Colonel Kelao'e gang
of tv ho) a that ere going to ltd
ar.r to Uovky Ua Saturday afternoon.
t-VTIRSD HIS OW VOOT.
and eight of the boya waited tar
hours for us on the highway. Tbey I
bad two banging ropea with them, and
one of them bad a paper and peartl
to take down any dying statement wa
might wish to make. Wa don't know
bow high Mr. Haman was bung, but I
the Intention of tha gang waa to I
boost us at leant a foot higher. Aa
mayor or uireaoam uuicn wa ba, a
" "' cruwu lor I
two years past, and nothinf abort of
our death will even things op. Wa
didn't start for Rocky Bar-bad aoldea
of going there and tha gang waa dis
appointed agnm.
The boys may get bold of oa aooner
or later, but wa ara Dot going ta
worry over It
V!L.r tllll lultaoa fc. ana M
from New Mexico iaat spring tad aaa
been posing aa a man of nesre and a
great pistol shot, got Into a poutleal
dUcuslon with Ueorge Barnes near
v. . v fc w uatuca Bear
"e poaiomce tne other aay. and after
,m hot won), h.d nmmmA tiZL
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Barnea railed him a liar. The major
made a great show of polling hta pep
and finally took a inapabot, with tha
reault that the ballet Intended for a
man ten feet away entered bla own
foot Mr. Barnes, who waa not armed,
was backing off when the shot waa
Bred. The affair waa witnessed by
half a dozen citizens, and ao great
waa their surprise and contempt far
the major's workmanship that ba had
to limp away nnasalsted. Ba lent for
as and was prolific of excuse, but tha
beet thing be can do whan able ta
travel la to get oat of town.
Two weeks ago we published aa Item
to the effect that Billy Balnea of tha
White 8wnn saloon had beea lmnrla-
oijed in Utah for biting off a man's
noe. We have nothing against Billy
a a citizen, but wrote the Item, which
we believed to be true, to OU a anaca
of four Hues at the bottom of a cot
umn on the local page. Mr. Balnea
rbiited the Kicker offlca two or three
daya ago and showed ua letters and
documents to prove that wa wera In
error. He waa never In Utah In hta
life, but many years ago, back In till
noU, he got into a fight with a Ught
niiig rod man and chewed his aaa but
cnewerj very softly.
w e beg to apologize for our mistake.
We were not at the "at homa" eteen
by Sirs. Colonel Powell at ber abode
on Cocbine place last Monday erenlnf.
Aa a rule, nothing of tbe sort to given
In this town without our advice and
asilHtince, as wo are tba only person
pouted on etiquette. Tba ladr left na
off ber lint In order to giro us tba 00 Id
auub and to prove that our assistance
was not necessary to pull off a incceaa.
fui function. Aa a result tba whisky
waa nerved from a demijohn the nan.
kins were not correctly folded, and tba
rabbit salad was brought on hot and
had neither lettuce nor cabbasa min.
gled with It. The affair broke np two
bourn earlier than usual, and soma ona
stole tbe demijohns and two boxes of
cigars.
We twk the snub In allenr, hn
1 1 ' 1 1 i ; i v ii rt finincip nawivaui 9m m a. . a.
' . "' u wok
me coionei away to Iowa to stand
trial for em'ieziElement We eaa ba
socially snubbed, but there will at
ways be an afterclap. Some folks ara
fitted by nature to lead society; oth
ers must follow. We are one who
lea da.
Insinuation.
Hoarding flouse MlHtreaa-Mr. ri.
inn, do you know what batter costal
nowr
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urarxy ,ater-A'o. ma'am hnt ril
Inquire If you'd like to bn inmaL. I
new 1 org Uiobe.
Sure Thing.
I'M .
i uere is one -crusade which tha
younjr people at least will aiwawa
iu.-ir i;ii-es against
What's thntr
Tbe antl-khwlng reform." BaltloMra I
American.
AS
A Wireless
Message From
The Dead
By F. A. M1TUCL
We ar aw ring so fast la 'trnttfl'
kMMrart4a tht kt la u)r at
t kaow. aa tlm to
fuawldvr what aur attain! kixolMU
la XMf U dykt la futur i
tnatam ktK that aa ttrk
currrot aay b trB'Qii!l.sl aitauut
tajr vtbrt BtrOaiu thaa th ataxia
parr. Wa alo know that funtuua vt
" fcodjf. If ait rltrtc. ar a fotva
avHBethlitf lika fl trt. it.T
Whpa I waa a boy I waa rouMautl;
Sodlng uyartf aajrtn aoutbiu tit a
rujnpaaloa ho woukl aay. -Why. I
waa Juat about to aay that tujwlfr
iwl T ' ".'r1 ,,M' T
rkWu -No 1 it u b a
. , p, , u, lb0
. wiiniiH oi otorra iy a
art ut lrlw roi-a. I atuJM
mlk'tna and twvatna a dn-tr. Th-o
durlo botitat work I brok J'wo
4 thouxh It waa ttrtwm-B wtutrt
ad Hrln. waa olIUl to to to I ha
rouutry to rwruut-
I at.H'lX't at bouw that Uvknl
dowa valley, and the kw rt ua
lnterrutid. I onrd to alt oa the lor h
wraiej la ruga and mjy the tlew
la tha aunahlue. Alntut a mile dU
laot waa a sou that bora etrUlem-e
of hlat been built la cIdU1 Umv.
It waa Dit by any mean a frtuhou'e.
but aometblDji qulla hn.l.inie. The
architecture waa that iwullar atyle
laMrlnt a n-h with flllara.
Oua alsbt I Wl awakened br the
aound of wheel at.ilni; rght nndef
By window and thought I heard aouie
one rail -loclurV rad tha a4h
nd put xuj head uut lhrut:b tha win
ow. A hub In a wagon aked me If
1 waa a dwtor. aud I ald I wk,
whereupon be begged me to ivtue with
him at once. I ilreaafd ius-lf nuwill
Ingly, went duwuiitalra an J cl Into
the wagon with him. I aked him to
tell me about the nature if the ease I
waa eipevted to treat, but couM get
nothing out of him. He acemed entire-
Ijr abaorbed la tom powerful
Hob.
W were but a few ml mite lu reach
Ing our deetlnatlon. drawing up before
bono with pillar from the porch to
the roof. 1 Inferred that I bad coma
to the house about wtil. u I bad
often dreamed. Tha door was oened
by a woman In a abort petticoat full
t the blpo, a kerchief arrooa bet
UMom and a dainty rap on her bead
Sb looked tery much troubled.
"Come upaUIr." she aald
I followed ber up a wlmllng atalr
rase, and the woman owned a door
wltb a glaaa knob. 1 entered the atck
room to see a young woman If Ing oa
a bed with four high poxtx surmount
d by a canopy, on one sale of ber
waa a man holding one of her bandu
on toe other aide wa a young g.rl
holding the other. These two looked
at me with that mute appeal a doctor
la ao often obliged to meet.
Aa I drew near the bed tha girl with
tie Invalid ulled Jown the bedclothes,
and I aaw at
and temporary bandagea that my pa
Heut bad been wounded. I waa not a
surgeon, bul felt obliged to perform
aorgeon a part 1 elamlned the wound
and aaw that It waa near the heart ao
. 11 .Wond'""pd that the wound
1 ea woman llred. There
was nothlne
mat i coum do for ber eicept bind up
tba wound In a more professional man
ner and await results.
i resenuy I saw her run. and ba
tween gasps she aald to the man ba-
skie her:
"You are convinced of the nnjustneaa
r your auspidonsr
-Tea, yea; forgive me."
"I forgive you. Ooodby.
Bha fell back dead.
Amid a wail of those preseot I ra-
nrea rrora the room. NotwlthaUnd
Ing tha traKical circumstance. I could
not but notl the costume of those
in the house. "What singular per-
oris, i said to myself. "Not content
who living in a colonial house, they
uoi'i lue colonial costume." This
wsa especially marked In their collars,
wuno were use those I had seen In
pictures of America's early settlers. I
was ushered out by tbe woman who
received ma and driven back to my
.me, wnere I went to lied, remain!
half awake, half aaleep, for the rest
or tne bight
Now, there was something uncanny
about my rUlt, and I healtated to talk
about It to those in the house. I asked
ir any of tbe family bad beard a wag
ou aiop Derore the house during the
nigui. out no one had heard any such
aound. This Induced me to maintain
a reserve alwut my vWt. Presently
. "-uniHj io ask who lived In tbe
bouse with pillars and waa told that
on there. It had been un
""-up, ror many years. The last
wnani naa vacated some thirty years
before. I asked If anything peculiar
had taken place there, but no one bad
neara or anything unusual. But be
we returning to the city I heard
from a very old resident of the region
there was a legend that long before
the Revolution a murder bad been
committed
mere. A limn In fit r.f
jeaiouay bad stablied his wife
Affllt niwr In .1.1. . . . . . I
.k' 71 lu " ",na a,!Caae 0T
oeueve that the scene t un. i
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fk . " MW 11 mn"' ear" "'
that It waa sbired somewhere; It may
be In some soul across the border,
possibly one of the participants who
Sashed It to me by some such process
a a wireless operator will flash a
message from tne aide of the vorld U
another.
Overdone.
Tm goln to ba an optimist"
Salfl Tlmothr McOloo.
r ."f" ,tat ,ot ' ,un r "'
By beta glum an blue.
a.f0-!', eh O01'"! doubt
An atlfla sll replnln's
An' turn each cloudlet inside out
To search fur sllv.r llnln s."
5rKT!UlJ r,?nd from mor "ht,
No marier what took place I
Si tt!r' " mn i ,ra lu'ta right
To Judge It by his face. U
Our good Intentions kin go wrong
If recklessly we twist 'em.
ins optimism grew se strong
it wracked aia uervojia lyjiuaa.
A NEW
MATRIMONIAL
SOCIETY
ir tnaK ANW1XK
Brlweea the BkMrnUtiis of ladla aas
IVrsla there la a trtba aawg wfcoa
the woutea h.M laetr kwabaad
W hea a atngta wotuaa wlabea ta aaar
rr a ataa be aeods a arnraal ta bk
bouse to pia a bawikearblef to bia b
a aa iutliuatkm of ber dealw. I'
be raa show that be la to MW t
purvhae ber at the price ber faiba
resuire be la obltgad to Biaray bar,
l ull! the organtxalb'a of tha ArUaj
toa Hub for luea ttwas waa aa Mpet
BuItT of i'ltitrra oar aarhebMB b
a rertam Aiuerteaa tow a. but faaal
theu o marrtagea brgaa V faU oat
Otte of the tuoat popular taajrWd
en railed th maldvaa together aal
wgaulied aa aooctatkm far tbj ad
tsu.vuieut of iuatrttooay baaed ea tat
Indian I'rnlaa p'aa The Bnt yvuai
taJy to sei ure a husband by tha atetb
od was lulted to atata before tha aa
excUtkm bow It bad worked la bet
raxe. She arose and aald
"Mrs lreauleat. bad long adatlret
Mr tieorgw l.uddiagtoa, who bad paM
me some stteutloo, and bad It a4 beet
for the orgsnltatka of tha ArUngtot
rlub I believe be would base asked bm
to be bis wife Hut that peatlferout
tint Hull. n reduced btut fruta a a la
ctplent lover to a vacillating baagei
oa. Soon after the aJptt'a of tat
plan whl h we are a lte4 ta rarr
out I worked Mr. l.uddiuttoo's lalttab
on a line csiuNrk' bsadksrchlef and
railing a messenger, bld him to taki
It to the club at the hour I knew Mr
LuddlngUa dined there, ol4ala avei
to the owl rtu and pin H ta bla bat
I he BMMenger bad ao dlnValtf la
eie utlng his coiuiuImIob 414
know for some time that Mr t.uddlag
too knew fnm whom tha tska raua
I have aluce learned that ha kaeai ver)
well, and the a.t.a be took la I hi
matter was intended to frtgbtwa
ca. A Tvw rveulnga after aarelvluj
Ibe baadken k'rt be railed oa ate. aa
I aaw at a glaace that be waa or pre
irnutHi to 1 ery irate.
" "What da you suppose baa aappea
ei 10 me' ne aked brus.jiirly
" 'I rsn't ImsKlne.' I rei.lud meekly
"'An association baa beea funued la
this town-so I understand-tu datri
u i. neHirs into mairtmonj. f 1
girl wishes to marry a naa aba aeadi
some one to pia a haadks hlef ta bk
bat 1 4.1 you ever bear of such Ua
modest Impudence T
"'Never In my life.
"Ton must etcuse me, ladles, for my
weaaness, nut be frightened me oat si
my wits
"'Who do you suppnss this
tsr he growled.
" 'I rsn l liusglne.' I replied.
m .t..... - ....
i you mini ber Vesy as
mswenlyr be asked la a leaa threat
enlng tone. f.r my agreeing wttb bins
rendered blm ka severe ta asa.
I certainly do wonder bow sbt
roukl have had the fa to da lt
"I shrank into a corner of a sofa, ai
far away from him as I mild art Us
aat down on the otbe and and leaked
-Ut him the haadkee.-r.U .- ZJZl" " " ul riUl
-se- IVUHJI 1
uoueratanu how i (euk! cuedeoia mr
ir rr doing It. He looked very trr
wh qune so terrtUa aa w
ne nrst rswe Then he beaaa a saw
irui or IOnure to nnd out what It all
lurani.
i as nsnaken hlef,' he said, waa
ery dsluty. though the Initials wsm
badly worked. They looked aa II abiT
had been eieruu-d by aume oaa with
umsers so wg thst they were easy fit
who a akswer,
At tms I said hothlug. 1 dared not
f . air be . .
a girl, be went oa. had anl
me a gift without an Immodest totear
Hon I should have beea dwnle i.
i-rrwQ wun it. vi'ilts likely I would
... a -ay
air te.i to the plat af mak
in wve to ber and
rlage.' "
propsslaf mar
"i.uuit-iil waa raceltt Hit
criea of "NV -rM,u t oa h.n... ..
They alt talk that way. but Ih.r doa'-i
ns....,.u..Ht .
0en tbe Couimatln. ..,k
Wed tbe speaker went on arlth her re
" But for a girl deliberately ta teal a
. iio lunaer. I wis I.
!.. ..... . . - m
v,v ' my tnroat 1 nisds s...
convulsive gulp. ,IKi bun)t . to .
rent of tears.
"I don't know what he was doing fot
a few moments, fur I h.M k.4
kerchief to my face. heard nothing
nut n nuti i M
"-ii ,,m arm S round Bll
wl"t Then he drew mv he. .
uu uis oreast.
M 'If th. f..l bin. - .. .
. . . WW.
..... -.-.I i ii r nimM riiia
a nl"- wh his lips pressed against
my cheek, 'he'll yank me oat, reruii
'un. iini,cry, little girl.
Dear lit
ue gin, rorglve me!
I've .
evir since' "
- .
Again
there were cries of m.k.,
"Oh.
boahr "What a h " e7::.
aucn like cinresslon. r hi... .
iwS',IVTBI
urreupon tne speaker tiwit..ti.
turned her back on tbe
"njbly and
With flue 1 .k. . . Hw
.1 ". "lr mtr out
"Ladle," said the
i .... . . w
air we
y, i rn astonished at ran
This ao
ny was organized to
rlage, not to destror
i .
promote rnar
romance. To
" w" 01 a rover wno u.. h.
ta. lw.y. IovihI the girl whn Z
propose, would be to destro. oui
tenths of tbe delight attondlu aoeh '
. n
casions."
n. i. . .i .
but hi. wire knowa he la , jooT
if life on un earth ha only uwjoo,.
ww years
more to eilst, what'a tha
oaeT
H'a all right to belle. k.ie .
hear, but the trouble la iL. f.-J
k.ia --w wwa
11,
-... VH Him iiaeu raaa
V toabuaa.
i "ue winis nun t l. i t ""iit eiven. ihsi tha i..
ki. .-..7 ilgnad aisouto, .Tf ,.U wnT.:'
""u . ZL: whl"" toiiiity. nil
Peopled Theatre
Tomorrow ami Saturday
UNJUSTLY ACCUSED
Western Thriller in two reels, aud j biK, 4.um
Coming
Nest Monday and
THE DKIDE
l 'S t (II a l.t
in a rttu aiiru wim Cat Itrmrnt. S
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
THE STUDEBAKER
In each season's army of automobile buyers ihcte ,
many pers.ns anxious to brctirc, at the lttrM
within reason, a car which will yidd a maimum i.
service, atyle, u,c, apicarauie and Krtitral ti!.iirUcy
The Studchakcr l'ottr or Six Touring Car will hll yXi
demand to the utmost dcrc. h cin!M.lira ihc tuj.
of years of eacricuce in the tlcsijjuiiij; and huiiain- of
more than iiav"fr-cyliiitlcr Studcbakrr atitom.-bilc!
The Smdebakcr Four or Six hat a IotlK.trkr mtn
lxre motor, a niut in inmcr though iniNcr i,,'
K"""U5 ' " e rar 1 rtiitptrt mt, a fu!t
rlivitinjj rear axle and a woudn fully clluicnt rlcttrica'l
system which liKht aud oatiks the tar, and fuumbe,
the current for its ignition.
A splendid car iu appearance, none Imh it ,lir
roller Waring than any other car made. Shipmcuu
to the coast from iVixtuWr i.to March 1j.uc.e511
Studebohrr Four. 3 Pataengrr, $1150
Studeb.hrr SU. 7 Ptisivnffrr. $1073
We can demonstrate at any time, and will 1
to ihow you just whauhi car cau d..
L. W.
Hillsboro,
to Biti.i:t!:itt
My herd Iwing- amall, I olTer the
Mrvicea of my thoruuxh-brvd
Holatein-Frieaian lul!. Sir Johan.
na Colantha tx)rrmcxtiia (llrrd
Hook No. 577721.) to a limited num.
br of breeder. Km dm hat
an A. It 0. record of nearly y,
lb of butter in 7 daya. at four
year or air, im. tine animal i
aakae a grandson of Colar.tha Johanna
I klll . .1.1 In . -
tha Fourth's Johanna, tha cow
which htrld for fivi vrara the
world's record in milk t.r.l,.
k' ?lk- ,nd l2ll Ki
hnttee in
Appointment ahnul.l U m.l..
early aa the number of
will U limited. I also have a
few nice, straight vlirnons
young duii calves from this aire,
"i aaie.
A. Ik'ndler,
Cornelius. Ore.. It. 1,
Notlc of Final Settlement.
'thi i s-.i L.7iJT" f?5""'''. ! tor
nn aiJimi a. .
7- "'"ii in ssici eslalM.
iei this March 2, u.
Jama U u I . a
E.i.i. nj i iil L '. "."V"" -r tha
; ' r'.T" nanniM, Itooeaard.
"Miay tiara, aiu.rnayt for KieeiiUir.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank ti, tela
who
w "inaiy tendered ua aiH
and
avminlkif A..-: .
!.; uumiK our iM?rtave-
Ui t.- ii:. .7 . 0WMKUleS
"ien ine death and obso
v' '-' R. IV. Oimpaon.
Mrs. Ii. K. SimpHon,
Ami f'kil.i
Hillsboro. Ore., March 20, VJU,
Ftter L Carlson nf
ton. died at his home near St!
Marys, aat niirht ftr .
111 - e - -a assavi n j vUl ) J
illness from stomarh ie,...u..
j 'MUIU,
icbvch uyirn anrl
several
rn mmd tn li
r.H" T?' Mr'
Mr.
lr.. 7" , . re?L(,ent
" "u" lur HU0Ul ls yearn,
The regular monthly meeting
of the stockholders of the Com
ho mere a C nh win k k.i. i
n k ,SLrIU0 IT"1 abe neld n the
.vwiiiB, nrui Tuesday in
APrt - A good attendance is re-
quested by
the president and
secretary.
Esli Douo-htv timet In v f ah . L
. K. & N.. At RcnfloM l; i
his knee while work i no- aen..nH
an engine, one day last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jaa Doiel,
siding atChehalis for some time."
uiiru winorin riains.
I Mnila I. 1 i ,
""siBaiiy IUT8 "7;:;' " :.!,M',y rt of the nisis
the Vih dav of April, lu.t. Un .,,,'
UraJf. " il. .?"rt T" '" H'Hsl-ro.
uraaron. aa the L m. an.i ..i- i. . .
rs.
W.
K for
it
Tuesday. Marrh :, ;j
OF MYSTERY
sr .
Use
I
pleased
HOUSE,
Oregon
Don't 1'omet
When you arr in the
Marhrt. that the
HilUboro Planing Mill
i scllinj; it class monld
iunf at wholesale iriecs.
Wc cau supply you any
lunilwr yiiit may need, and
at the same time tuvc yon
money
PRIVAIt MOMl 0R SICH
t'ndfr rharift of fxK'ricnccd
nurt
MILS. ('HAS. (JAIUiNiX
fnmi Portland.
&liciu patii-nta from all phy
iticiantt. It of rare. Knaotiatls prlsei
I'boite, Mala ml
sMiifcirrs Ai.n
Nuili-e is henliy given, that hf virtu
f sn wniOotl Ueoni out ll snd under
(he mhiI r th I'lrciiit Court of tlx Hum
of Orrgon, fair Wahlntiiti t'oimiv, '
IhelHIi ls of Msrrh. lull, In Isror af
International Harvester l'oilisnV at
Amert.'S, a riir(xiratloii, iilstntift, stxl
gsiliat t'lisiln. I.ui'ltis lllnniaii. K B
llliiinan, K A II rile, K A llyle. Trutte.
r II l.lttlelsla and V K H l.lltlt hales.
ilnleiiiUiiia, fur the sum of llml with Is
lervet thereon al the rale of s ier cent par
milium frnin Msmh itwh, lull th birthar
sum of f .iiu tt irm y (em, tin further suai
of 7 ami cimIs, Ims :T-J 7'. rllt on a
fnriuer eiiH-iitmn tniim) Nov J Iwl '. and
lV virtue ol an Ie.'iitlni Ismnl out of
ami unilnr Ilia seal of llin iral c.f the Or
rlill Court ut the Mlle tit Ornitiin, Nr
Waahliigtoti Couiily, In the above snU
I lei raiihe, ilalml the llth tlsy of Msrrh,
UUI. lit lavoror K A HT'loaml K A Hvila,
t riislne, slid sxalust t'dsrles l.iii'lua llln
naii ami K II liiiiiiisn, anil ewh of tliaui,
for the inn ol II.) Si ami lhe further nam
of f 1 i'imIs ami illkliursriiiniits, less Us
realiiteil iiimhi s furmer eterutinn herma
tuueil Nov. aUl'l.l. lo in ilirm-lMl and
lellvereil niitimanillng nis to tusk sal
of the real property Iterntiiafter tl neorlbea.
I li.vs lev IimI iiihiii ami iiiinmsnt to atld
esrM-nt nuts will on iMumlsy tha IHh dty
of Alrll, 11114, al the south door nl lb
colli limine In lllllsborn, Wwliingion
futility, Orrgoii, si His hour of ten ooliXil
s. in of aalii iUv. sell al uuMla auclloa la
the lilKlirml lilililer for casli III hand, all
of tba right, lllln, and liiieresl nf
ami all of thft demlant. K II lllnman,
t'harle ,itlus IIIiiiiism, T II Mtlleuaias
ami V KH l.iulelmles. of, In ami li, th
follow I im dnterltiml real properly lyln'i
IwltiK am) allusle In Washington Oouuly,
Oregon, described aa rollows to-w it i
Th soul beast quarter r His aoilthsast
ntiarterorsmUlon 31 townaliln three north
f rsniie llv went ol ths V lllainrtia
Msrltlian .
To aalla'' tlm hereinbefore naniad
ii ins, ai d for lli rwu and riiiso
said sale ami said writ. Haul ssln will b
mad sulij'ici to rmleiiiiilloti a per Htaiui
ofOreguii. I'stwl at HlllslKiro, OrgoB
ibis lot , day of March, IMI4.
J K Keeves Nlmrlll of Waslilnglon Co.,
Oregon. My (1 AtiplrKala, Heputf;
Col ,t Cols, Ally for Internal-nuBl
Harvester Ho. of A merlca.a onriHirslloa.
MBley A llsrn, Attvs for K A llyd
K A Hyde, Trustee.
The Washington Co. Veteran
Ass'n. will nsHemble at Forest
Grove, May 7. 1914, at 10 a. rn
at the K. F. Hall. Dinner at 12.
Election of officers. Usual good
program.Uom.