MAY tV 1090
THE HILLSBORO ARGU8
PAGE POUR
I
MILK
Jerrold. thus left with the »crap« of
pay for Itoelf, th. .xp.rim.n4 .ta- BoOE© Charge I*
Jerry Ead no~aitghteet doubt of the
ii.iH
It »a
rxiix.l
‘l'lttt
I
nr
ill »3
tion
has
found.
The
value
of the
honor and th« uprtghtneea of her stub­ the futile correspondence. turned to
Prudence.
It is profitable for any community plant food In the liquid manure
Faked on Couple
born stand. It was really a final des
"What shall I doF’ he a»ked help­ to stimulate and encourage th« dairy when cows are In the barn one third j
pernte struggle tn defense of her most
County Official Paper
lessly
sacred, girlish principle of purity, that
industry. Where this vast industry of the time amounts to *6.00 per
A b<.11le of wood alcohol was put in
"I don't know," uh« said gently,
inherent nleeneaa of thought, reserve
is established on ■ scientific busi­ head if replaced in commercial fer­ the back seat of the automobile be-
“
What
do
you
think
F
’
W. VERNE McKINNEY - - Editor
of person, that tarnishes at best, so
So Jerrold carded it down to the ness basis the community prospers tilisers. For a hold of 20 sows, 130 longing to Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith,
MRS. E. C. McKINNEY - Asst. Editor
quickly. Jerry had flirted, had frlvoled
sacks of cement with the proper nvwlywxls, by mbehovious friends
office
and sent for Dunne. "B's none and health flourishes.
Joyously from beau to beau. had
l>r. E. V.. McCollum, School of amount of sand and gravel is r.- last Thursday night. These sama
Subscription Rates
laughed at tentative, truantlng careaasa of my business, of course." he said.
"Don't think I care how much you Hygiene and i’ublic Health, Johns quired to construct a pit for 5 friends arranged with officers to
in sheer Ught-heartednees of spirit—
Per Year........................................M-60
correspond with the family and don't Hopkins University, who has for months, Such a pit has been found
that
was
wheu
the
real
Jerry
had
pull a fake arrest. Mr. ami Mrs.
Six Months.............................
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slipped by untouched. But with that blame me— hut I don't know what else more than a decade been giving to by the experiment station to pay Smith were followed out to the north
to
do
with
It.
She
gave
It
to
me
and
1 the world a newer knowledge of nu­ for itself in a short time. Plans may end of Second street and there ar-
tender Ideal enshrined in the romantic
Iksued on Thursday of each week by
glamour of her guarded youth, alia salt! to bring It to you."
trition has said: “The people who he obtained for such a pit by writ rrMeil by th„ offUars and taken to
McKinney A McKinney, Publishers.
He
passed
the
bits
of
paper
to
would brook no trifling.
'
have achieved; who have become ing iho O. A. C. extension servie.
She worked with passionate Intensity, Duane hastily »» though they turned | large, strong, vigorous people; who —- — -• — --------- ---- —----- the court house whore they were
Entered in the Postoffice at Hills­
his
fingers
Dunne
examined
them
held for nn hour and a half.
bending over the sketches for her
have reduced their infant mortality;
boro, Oregon, as second-class mail
They were token out the rear door
houses and her columns of figures far. hopefully, saw the unbl-okeu seal of who have the host trades in the Meek Case to Jury
matter.
far Into the night, She did not sleep the envelope.
of the court house into the hands
,
i
world
;
who
have
un
appreciation
"She didn't read It. did she?" he
at 10 This Morning of 60 waiting friends who paraded
well, she had no appetite, sud unusual
| for art, literature and music; who
dark circles outlln,tl the lovely misty said dejectedly.
The primaries are over and with
them around the street. Herbert
“1 don't know, maybe she did." »aid are progressive in science and in
ayes.
The jury in the case of the State Axtei led the groom around with a
their usual crop of "also rans.”
i
Jerry's
father.
"She
took
It
upstair«
On her first attempt at renovation.
i every activity of human intellect, against Robert Me-k oil u statutory
Oregon is to be congratulated on
log chain. Following the purado Mr.
Oopyrisbt br tbs Bobbs-Merrill Oas
the old house on Seventeenth street and It was quite a while before she are the people who have used liberal I charge went out about 10 o'clock
the selections from U. S. senator on
nnd Mrs. Smith treated at a local
came
down
Maybe
she
road
it
while
opposite
the
park,
after
weeks
of
work
amounts
of
milk
and
its
products."
(Continued from Last Week)
thia morning. The court room was con fectionery.
down. The selections assure officials
and worry and passionate devotion, she she was up. and then sealed it. agntn
Quite universally thu people of packed yesterday and standing room
to fool you. I wouldn't put it past
for the state. The clean cut victory
The newlyweds, who were mar*
cleared
but
a
paltry
three
hundred
i
nations agree on the importance of ¡only was available, l.ee Hess, court
of Frederick Steiwer of Pendleton
dollars, for all the fabulous towering her."
ried May 16, were chased ns far ns
Duane laughed, and examined the : milk in the diet of all of us.
hailif, had to remain in the back of Newberg Innt Monday night but elud­
■hows how much his personality
of her hope«. Jerry laughed at that,
In 1924 the money value of milk the court room to keep the aisles
envelope mor» hopefully, but the seal
gamely.
took the state by storm.
ed their pursuers, who had to slop
bore
no
faint trace of tamperlug produced in the United States at the cleared. The case has been contin­
“1 don't care! See how much fun
nt a service station for gasoline.
farm was more than the total farm ued over for several weeks due to
Pre had And look what a lot of things fingers.
HILLSBORO TOWN
"1
know
they
say,
Never
say
die.
value
of
the
cotton,
the
wheat,
and
I learned! I'll make it up on the next
and try. try again, and all that non the potato crops. There was pro­ the collapse on the stand twice of
JOHN F. NEWMAN
one. you'll see!"
Hillsboro town is the best
sense," Jerrold went on gloomily "But duced in 1924 fifty billion quarts of the* chief witness for the state.
But
not
all
her
Intense
concentration
traveled east and journeyed
I don't put much stock in ft In thia
in her work could account for the pa
milk. Picture all this milk put into
John F. Newman, flfi, died at tit.
west,
thetlc pallor of her face. In the end. case Jerry's not a stubborn girl, nat­ ten gallon cans atun ding in a line Couple at Forest
i family home nt Alohn Mondny, He
urally.
If
she
makes
a
mistake,
she
wandered north, and southward.
Jerrold felt that nothing would come
side by side.
Thus placed you
burn in Virginin In I860. Mr.
too;
Grove Wed 60 Years I wn»
of it He said so to Prudence. many always admits It and rights about face. will have enough ten gallon cans
fill-
New man moved to Oregon in I non
I don't think she likes you if you'll
Hillsboro town for me, I’m telling
times. Prudence said nothing.
and han lived nt Alohn for the past
you.
She asked If Duane was taking an excuse me for saying so And I don't ed with milk to go eleven times
Mr. nnd Mr». John W. Caples of ■lx years.
think
'around
the
earth.
Interest
In
the
business.
If
he
worked
The Hillsboro county will famous be,
"You don't need to." said Dunne
Dairying is a gigantic industry and Forest Grove celebrated their rtoth
Deceased 1» survived by the
hard, earned his salary.
Thousands of cattle there you'll see;
wedding anniversary at their home 'lowing sons nnd dnughters:
grimly.
“
Put
she
d
>es
like
me.
And
America
is
one
of
the
leading
dairy
"You
bet
be
earns
it
staying
tn
the
In train loads, milk will go out—
game town with that daughter of she brought me out here, and by the ' countries in the world. The climate in the university city last Thursday. 'Elmer Russell, Scotts Mills;
Tm satisfied without a doubt
yours.” Jerrold said resentfully; and Eternal. I'll stick if It takes ten 'and green fields of this state place Friends and relatives culled during ¡Virginia Newman, Bonita; Mrs.
The Hillsboro county will sure be
years!"
the day, and many me usages nt fel-
added more moderately: “Well. no. I
known;
"Well, I think you're wasting your ' it among the foremost dairy states icitation were received by the couple, ter Chowning, Ml«» Loin and
can't say that he works much—if any
'of
our
country.
I Becky New man, Howard Newman,
It will be called "Milk Men's Home,”
But he sticks around. And people time, my boy. but have It your own
Federal nnd state laws demand A family dinner was served at the Alohn, and Zena» and John Newman,
*
was sympathetic. “1
Where milk, cream and butter, all
come in to look him over—and inci­ way." Jerrold
A.
B.
Caples,
'certain requirements for the produc­ hum« of Mr. and Mrs.
i San Pedro, Cnlif.
there,
dentally get a view of the car while don't understand girls myself I'ru-
Mr. Caples, 86, was in buxines» in
dence
Isn't
tike
that
—
you
can
always
tion
of
clean
and
safe
milk,
such
as
perfect and from germs, free.
they're In. And tlie boys seem to like
talk* her down."
healthy, clean cows, healthy, clean Forest Grove for man ¡y years. Mr».
him."
Start New Bakery
Hillsboro county is calling you,
••••••©
handlers of milk products, clean san­ Caples, "9, and Mr. Caples lire both
Jerrold had indeed no ground for feel­
to this call I urge be true;
R.
J.
Koehler of Portland wdl
in
good
health.
They
have
lived
in
Duane had been In Des Moines one itary utensils and containers, and
ing that Duane, even as a prospective,
Come quickly here and you will see
open ■ new bakery in the K P.
Forest
Grove
since
1883.
full
bitter
month
without
a
word
from
'
immediate
refrigeration
of
all
pro
­
somewhat poorly prospective, son-in-
Health, wealth and honor waiting
They crossed the plains with their building here about June IS, ne­
law, had any designs upon the ultimate Jerry. And then one mornlug there ducts of the dairy.
thee.
was a telephone call In the machine
parents by ox team in 1860 and cording to an announcement maile
management of the Harmer Motor. In
Cool
nights,
cool
spring
waters,
—By the late James H. Brandaw.
spite of Ills conscientious attendance shop, aud Duane knew- It was Oppor­
1862. Their children are: C. C. Tuesday. He plans to put in an up-
Note—This poem was written by Jerry Stood Up, Looked Hsr Father in the showroom, bls effacement from tunity calling for him by the modern, and splendid roads for rapid trans­ Caples anil A. B. Caples of Forest to-date electric bakery nnd says
Straight In »he Face, Her Voice Was
mechanics* contrivance, as It seems 1 portation in Oregon are all condu-
the late Mr. Brandaw several years
that he is going after some of the
Very Gentle. “Why Can’t I?" Was the active business of the concern was
she
often calls. The boy turned from ' cive to the distribution of a good Grove; J. R. Caples, Portland, and business that is now going to Port-
while
away
from
home.
Hills-
ago,
complete. But he developed an Inor­
All She Said.
Mrs.
Oro
C.
Ditnick
of
Portland
and
dinate Interest In the rich, prosy little the telephone and called out to the ' milk low in bacterial count. Safe
boro was always dear to him.
land.
, milk prevails only where the public J. B. Caples of Seattle.
was very gentle. “Why can't I?" was Middle Western city and asked end- man tn charge of the repair »hop:
"Send a tow car for Miss Harmer. I is interested in seeking a clearer
all she said.
less questions about '1 questions of
Marriage Licenses
STENGER — HERMAN
Jerrold looked at Prudence for as­ Intimate Import.
i and Jerrold She troke down out on Eleventh, oth­ j knowledge of its supply and where a VOTE IN PRIMARIES
er
side
of
the
park.
She
s
In
a
hurry."
Silas
J.
Rcchen of Orcnco und
sistance. Prudence was patiently were having lune
.ether as they
' local system of milk control with
FRIDAY VERY LIGHT
very pretty wedding was sol- counting the superfluous hearts.
Before the man In charge could state supervision has been establish-
Ruby Imbrie of Portland, May ■’2
often did.
emnized Saturday evening, May 22.
Erwin .Milton Gaines and Idaho Glea­
After all, what was there to say?
"I'm trying to acclimate myself to I make a move or give an order. Duane ! ed successfully.
(Continued From Page On.)
at the hour of 8:30, in the church Why couldn't she? Obviously, she had. the corn belt," be said lightly, in ex­ was on his feet
son, both of Buxton. May 24.
When
the
producer
and
consumer
“Hold up that call a minute." he
of St. Philip of Neri, at 16th and And that was the end of ft
planation of this Interest In things
Ray E. Sinclair and Flossie V.
The next morning Jerrold called ■bout town. But Jerrold, who was said with Impressive authority In his I of milk unite in their efforts to ¡nation for public service commit- • Cox, both of Hillsboro, Muy 20.
Tamarack streets, Portland, when
j safeguard public health through a ■loner.
tone.
“
I
’
ve
got
to
speak
to
Mr.
Har
­
Duane
Into
the
office.
making him the subject of an avid at­
Miss Constance Matilda Herman,
Paul Getner of Portland nnd Ma­
F. W. Livermore, present incum­
i regular scoring of milk for public
mer. I'll be right back."
“Do you want a position?” he askef. tention and study, knew It was some-
younger daughter of Mrs. Sophia
He broke into th« sacred precinct ■ information, then und only then will bent in the office of county com- bel Violet Norton of Hillsboro, May
■till hopeful for the best
thing
deeper
than
that.
Herman, of near this city, was unit­
“Oh, absolutely. I came on purpose."
“Why. do you know." Duane asked of the president office without cere­ the dairy industry within that local­ mUaioner, received a vote of 3024 SB.
ed in marriage to Mr. Franklin Ber­
Jerrold sighed. But he told him to him one day. “you can pick up land mony.
ity be placed on a paying business for commiaaioner at the republican
nard Stenger, youngest son of Mr. bang about, and put in the time as along the river, and near the rail­
"Listen, Mr. Harmer." be began basis and will the children be drink­ primaries. He waa unopposed. There
Birth»
and Mrs. John Stenger, Sr., promi­ best he could, to try not to get tn roads. for a song, absolutely for a
with boyish eagerness.
“Her car
Tnylor To .Mr nnd Mrs Ellis Taylor
was no democrat running for the of­
ing enough "Mik for Health.”
nent family of the Woodburn-Mt. people's way. and If he accidentally song? Building sites that ought io be broke down—Jerry's—and she phoned
of Bank». May 32. • girl
fice.
came across anything he could do. to worth—well, I suppose not quite their for a tow. May I go after herF'
Angel district.
William
Sehulmerich,
grange
can
­
So I be rye r—To Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Jerrold looked at him. laughed a
Before the altar, banked with feel perfectly free to do It He gave weight in gold—bui worth a fortune
Farm Reminders
didate for representative on the Solberger of North Plain», May 20,
little,
shook
his
head.
“
Sure
you
may.
him
cards
to
the
best
clubs,
offered
anyhow in ten to twenty years."
peach colored spring blooms and
democratic ticket, w a» unopposed a boy.
him the use of a car at any time he
Jerrold said he supposed so, his And God help you!”
gladiolis, and a profusion of ferns
The varieties of mangels that have for nomination. Three were to be
Perrine—To Mr. nnd Mrs. M R.
wished It and told him to get as much shrewd, always kind eyes, fixed on
and greenery and beneath a bower fun out of life as he could.
Jerry sat patiently behind the wheel given best yields in Oregon are the named. He received a vote of 674.
Perrine of Yamhill, May 20, a girl.
Duane's
face.
of cedar garlands and white Killar-
“How much salary do you want?"
of her handsome little roe
er. be­ giant half sugar, the Danish slud
C. E. Spence received a goodly
Caldwell -To Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
"They haven't half tbe factories,
ney roses, the happy bride and
“How much can I getF'
neath the groaning branches i a great strup, the red eckendorf and the vote on the democratic ticket for Caldwell of this city, May 20, a
tbe manufacturing plants, they ought
groom exchanged their vows, which
"Well. I fancy I could get men quite to have here. The town could support
maple, n skeleton tn tbe late fall, and mammoth long red. When planted representative in Congress from thi» 16 Mi-pound girl.
was witnesed by about 135 guests. capable of doing what you're going to a hundred times tbe amount of business waited for the tow car. Her thoughts rather shallow on a fairly firm seed district. His name waa written in.
were far from the quiet Iowa street. bed between May 1 and 29 experi­
The bride, who was given in mar­ do for fifteen dollars a week, and glad it’s got. It's towns like tills where a
The names of Ed Sehulmerich and
She was away, in Brooklyn, tn a lit­ mental plantings have given good
riage by Mr. R. L. Russell, assistant of th« chance," Jerrold said, smiling big business really pays. Isn't It?
C. R. Lafollett were written in on
faintly.
“
But
It
lends
a
sort
of
tone
to
tle
smoke
clouded
studio,
far
up.
look
­
Where property Is cheap, expenses
postmaster of Portland, wore a gown
results. Mangels require a rich soil. the democratic ticket and they
the establishment to have your clothes low, facilities good?
Isn't that the ing out over East river to the brave
of white satin cut in the simple
reived the democratic nomination
• • •
and your accent In our employ, so say way they figure T*
lights of New York. She returned to
mode of the day, princess fashion, twenty-five.
And you might lounge
»tate representatives. I.aFollett
the time nnd the place with a violent
School, In honor of their teacher, Merle
my
"It's
the
way
father
figured
A simple and effective way of
having a flared flounce of princess gracefully about In the showroom as
start when the tow car tn a cloud of
ceived 21 votes and Sehulmerich
when
he
started
the
factory.
I
should
Bonney. Mr Bonney leaves Saturday
killing
fleshy
rooted
plants
like
tbe
lace. Her veil of princess lace fell much as you can; you are sure to at­
dust swept up abreast of her, and
The name of Dan Burkhalter
Imagine."
for Salem After lunch they visited the
dandelion and many other weeds
from a shirred cap caught with tract attention to the house If not to
grinding
stopped
with
a
crunching
and
written in for justice of the peace park In Portland. The class enjoyed
"And besides, for a rich fartulnx
that mar lawns is the use of sodium
clusters of orange blossoms on either the motor."
state like this, they haven't got buff of brakes. She stepped out briskly,
in the Hillsboro district by six per­ having Mr. lliwy ns their leader ..nd
arsenate.
A
-sharp,
slender
wood
stick
Duane thanked him, and said be ' the elevator burini s they ought tn with her usual cordial smile for one
side—the orange blossoms her
sons.
regret his departure.
_______
is dipped in the poison and thruBt
much I have. Have they :
mother wore at her wedding. The would try to be worthy of so
If the middle of her father'; employees.
One voter thought it would be
trust
He
said
he
had
other
clothes,
j
"1
can
’
t
Imagine
what's
the
matter,"
down
through
the
center
of
the
bride carried a shower bouquet of
men have to get fifty per cent of tbe
J. II. Gnrett attended n meeting
"It’s deader plant. The arsenic travels through well to have the three members of the executive board of the Retail
lillies of the valley, rose buds, or-j far more comment-creating than those j farm income, the least they can do Is she began brightly.
of
a
local
law
firm
on
the
supreme
be was wearing, nnd that his entire to turn the business over to home than—'
The smile froze upon her all parts of the root system and the
chids and fern.
bench and named them in order Merchants association in (lorvailla
wardrobe was henceforth at the dis |
middlemen and keep the profits In the face when she met Duane Allerton's most resistant plant will live but u as they appear in the firm.
Mrs. Marilynn Herman Davis, posal of the Harmer Motor.
this week, He wan accompanied by
eyes,
her
voice
became
a
still
cold
short time.
maid of honor, wore an orchid col­
his daughter. Miss Florence, and
And then he laid serious and studied state. Shouldn't you say so?’
thing.
“
The
stnrter
won't
work.
Will
• • «
“It seeems no more than reason­
ored silk georgette gown, with orchid siege to the stubborn heart of Jerry
you take me in quickly, please?"
Frank Maxell was fined *600 and Miss Margaret Tucker. The young
able."
tulle hat to match and carried or­ Every morning on the stroke of ten. a I
Duane got ont ami stood beside ■er. I Color accents in fruit or foliage I j given a six months' police term in clr- ; ladies went on to Eugene for a visit
"There's a pile of money here for
messenger appeared at the do<fr wit! ;
chid sweet peas.
“
Why,
bow do you doF' be »aid. “I add to the attractiveness of any 'cult court this week He was paroled with U. of O. friends.
any one that goes after it, Isn’t there?"
planting, says A. L. Peck, professor
The bridesmaid, Miss Dorothy a box of flowers, violet, orchid an«.;
'<>n payment of |150. D. J K Zimmer­ Jack Hamilton of Portland was a
“What's the matter with you? Are
of landscape gardening at O. A. C.
Lane Russell wore a frock of pink rose Jerry gave them to the maids j you trying to sell me the Middle
man put up a bond of 21,000 on u booze Hillsboro visitor Tuesday, announcing
sent
them
to
the
neighbors,
but
finally
|
These accents in autumn are ob­
silk georgette, sleeveless, with full
West?”
charge
and was arrested from custody. the race» at Canby on May 29, 30 and
In a burst of resentment at the per ’
tained by use of holly dogwood, sum­
skirt and pink tulle hat to match,
"No, I just want to find out If I am
I Orders were given In the cases of O. 31, at Clackamas county fair grounds.
sistence she was beginning to feel was I
ach»,
madrone,
mountain
ash,
and
and carried an arm bouquet of pink more than flesh and blood could hear sold on it myself,” Duane explained,
There will also bo dancing, boxing nnd
shrubs with flowers, fruit or bright W. Eastham vs. Hhetlon Bechtel et ux.
sweet peas.
she whirled the unopened box into tlx laughing. “I haven’t got a whole lot
and L. V. Hulit vs. Sperry Flour Co. speaking.
of
capital
left,
you
know,
after
my
foliage.
Other
trees
valuable
in
add
­
Little Miss Marie Kramer, niece
ftreet the moment the messenger had foolish fliers in the last three years. I
Buy a poppy Memorial Day.
ing accent at different seasons and J. O. Juvrud.
of the groom, in white batiste, with Reappeared.
want to be sure what I'm doing be­
are
vine
maple,
tulip
tree,
silver
pink basket and sweet peas was the
The next morning when the bell fore I go in again. But it seems to
maple, Norway maple, black locust,
bride’s flower girl. Mr. John Henry, ■ang. she ran furiously down to re­ me that this town—Well. It’s 3» though
honey locust and scarlet oak.
Jr., nephew of the groom acted as ceive the hated tribute, but stopped It were asleep. Somebody's going to
• • •
best man and the ushers were Mr. an the stairs In some amazement, even step In here and pick up a few fine
Merle Nelson and Mr. Leslie Howard In anger Her mother was opening spots for factories, a few choice cor­
Using fairly good seed with con-
the box.
of Portland.
ners for grain elevators, and then after
siderably less than the normal
"Mother!”
a while sit back and take his exercise
The ceremony was followed by a
amount of disease the Oregon ex-
“They are for me.” Prudence tipped clipping coupons. And It seems to me
large reception at the home of Mr.
I periment station found that »mall
the box to show her name on tbe tag, I was just born for a coupon-clipper."
and R. L. Russell, at 595 Mulberry to banish that springing distrust In
t whole seed potatoes gave as good
“1 wish you luck, my toy. I can’t
street, with whom the bride had Jerry's mutinous eyes.
j yields as cut pieces weighing about
think of a plensanter Indoor sport.'
lived for several years past while at- |
I twice as much. The whole potatoes
“Since when Is father so devotedF’
And so while Duane was satisfied
tending the Portland school. Only
The clock struck ten—a curious co­ to leave the Harmer Motor company
are all blossom end pieces and better
immediate friends and relatives at­ incidence. And then, as Prudence took to Jerrold's manipulation, Jerrold was
stands are produced.
tended the reception, numbering the flowers from tbe box, a soft cluster satisfied that it should be so. for he
« « •
about 75 guests. Mrs. R. L. Russell of yellow roses and lilies of the valley, knew the young man was keeping a
Several Oregon farmers are al­
Jerry
saw
the
card
—
Duane
Allerton.
wary
eye
on
things
in
general,
and
and Mrs. John McLane cut ices,
lready planning on building concrete
while Mrs. George Bales and Mrs. Her eyes flashed, darkened with rage. that when the opportunity came for
¡pits for the manure from the dairy
Henry Krug, aunts of the bride, She thrust out angry hands, and caught him to cut loose for himself, this time
the delicate flowers roughly, to tear at least he would be sure of his
barn, where it may be stored in the
assisted about the rooms. The Misses them from her mother’s arm. Pru­
winter months. Such a pit will soon
Henrietta Herman, cousin of the dence gently but with great firmness ground. He told Prudence about it.
"That's nice,” she said, warm In her
bride, Leota Ryan, Josephine Schon- retained her hold.
approval. "It's Just like families they
Will You
bechler and Caroline Kramer served.
"Jerry I They’re mine."
do so much better In separate houses.” “The Starter Won’t Work.
Take Me In Quickly, Please?”
Tile soft voice was softer than ever
After a short honeymoon trip to
“You can hardly call him part of
Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin before. Jerry's hands clung mutinous­ the family," protested Jerrold "The think I met you once before—In Brook­
Bernard Stenger will return to Port­ ly for a moment and then dropped way that girl acts—It's Insulting!"
lyn."
Duane «rote to Jerry She did not
land to make their home in that weakly to her sides.
“1 don’t recall It."
“Mother, please,” she whispered. trouble to return the letter by post,
"Good! Let's both forget It and
city permanently.
at
“I—I can't stand them In the house.” she merely tore the envelope across start afresli! It will be so much bet*
And then, with n pitiful attempt to a couple of times, unopened, and hand­ ter In the end."
The students of Miss Sewell's art laugh away her display of emotion, she
Hillsboro Grounds
ed ft to her father.
"Will you hurry, please? I have a
class will hold their spring exhibit In said with a sorry smile, "I—I must be
"Take It down and give It to him tuslness appointment" She consulted
the lecture room of the library Satur­ developing nerves.”
will youF'
the platinum and diamond wrist watch
day, June 5. This exhibit will be open
Prudence looked Into her eyes, re­
"Now, Jerry, have a heart," object- with u most professional alertness.
to the public from 2 until 5 o'clock lented quickly. “I'll send them down “d the badgered father. “Why do you
"You've changed," he told her, not
Saturday afternoon. The pictures will to Carol. Katie can take them to the Insist on dragging me Into this thing? heeding her words. his eyes on the
mall
nt
once.
Julia
adores
flowers.
”
Why, It will make him feel Ifke a slender contour pf her face. "You are
be left until the following Wednesday
The next morning, at
for those who cannot come on Jerry stood at the window ten o'clock, fool to have me pass It across to him, paler. Perhaps you use less rouge
V«.
listening for with the compliments of the house, here than In the city."
Saturday.
tbe expected, unwelcome ring at her and so forth. Mall it I Stamps are
"I don't use any on my car," she
Robert Brown, a Reed college door. It did not cotne. Tonthirty, cheap enough I"
said, and turned her back upon him.
student, was the guest of his uncle, eleven—and no flowers, There was
“Daughter ■ are a nuisance, after nil,
Duane got out the chains nnd
sad
suspicion
In
her
eye» as she aren't they, father?" she agreed, nnd fastened her car to his, but when he
Lloyd Brown, and wife Tuesday.
glanced now nnd then, furtively, at her went out at once In her little car to hnj JlnJ»Jie<J_ he <jiujo to her agnln.
Kids, 10c
Grandstand, 25c
Don't forget to buy a pappy for
mother Would her very own work in Inspect the cottage on which she was
Memorial Day.
league moiln«i h .■■■■>
enga ged.
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