H IL L S B O R O Page Two AR G U S, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Thursday, A liguât ir>, U)’jg Blanche Finegan and Mildred Rock door. He opened the door. . . . " including several visitors from T i­ O ur dmailfleil colum ns may h a v . and F rank Oliver returned S a tu r­ Vance paused. gard. Watermelon was served by Just what you are looking f„ day from Epworth l.rague insti­ "V know. M arkham. I am in-1 Miss K atherine licssinger, Mrs El Read them tute at Falls City. d in ed to think that Brisbane w a s ; m er Benson mid Mrs. Karl Dror- Many from Cornelius attended i buugli prepared for any emergency. He i ASK YOIM SFI.I [ the funeral services o t Charles had w orked out a scheme for k ill- , Miss Alma Mul/.ke was honored How shall we escape if wo neg Heed at the Hillsboro M E church j with n kitchen shower Thursday Icct so great sulvutlon In oilier [ ing Archer, placing him in h is . Monday afternoon bedroom w ith the revolver in his' at Ihe home of Iter sister, words if Ihe people who lived be B e a v erto n Sprftced U p ; M is t i ! evening hand, and then bolting the door M rs . P ugh P re s id e n t: C o u p le M o v e to F orest G ro v e ; Miss Mrs. Ilruee Steel Twenty guests fore Christ w ithout a Bethlehem By front the hall, so as to make it ap- ; I were in attendance, M a tz k e B rid e A u g u s t 3 manger, u U ethsem ane's agony, a » M ile s B rid e ; B irth d a y C e le b ra te d pear as suicide. And when he saw j S. S. V a n Din« calvary: Heath, or ii resurrection Archer sitting in his easy chair, Morning with all Ils triuinplis Inal BEAVERTON T h e B e a v e rto n Local E d ito r A p p o in te d apparently asleep, he no doubt [ (By Mi*» D«trothy Cooke) Molalla. Rev and Mrs H H. Miles volunteer fire departm ent lias been j to answ er for every disobedience, felt that the fates w ere w ith him. CORNELIUS—A Townsend meet- and family arc form er residents of on N a tio n a l C o m m itte e burning the grass and weeds along i l l y M r . J . A. M c C o y ) how shall we escape who have that his road had been made easy ing was ^eld August 7 at the Meth- Cornelius, w here Rev. Miles was W Verne McKinney, editor of hoard angels singing. "There is KANSAS CITY While J. P. Vun- “ »<* <"» vacant lots The d e I can see him tiptoeing across th e ; (Xlist church. Sam Carnes of Me- pastor of the M E. church. derzunden was helping J A M e-1 ,,al w l" receive pay to the tile Argus, has been appointed on born tins day in the city of David room to the easy chair w here the M innville explained the plan and Move to Grove Coy fill his woodshed Monday, n,nount it would cost the city to a special labor commute»* for Ihe a S a v io u r'' E C Bennett. I’d ml other sat. I can see him place the A rthur Moore, district organizer tt.IV» ______ ____ ( ____ ____ _______ ___ __ ____ the grass cut and disposed I National Editorial association. The Mr and Mrs. Atha Russell and some wood fell out of flic revolver against A rcher’s r i g h t from Monmouth, presided in the daughter Linda Kay have moved to and caused Vanderzanden to truck (Continued fm m la * t f a l l '0* ¡com mittee is to function us an ud- • So far. so good,” said Markham tem ple and pull the trigger.—the organization of the club, and break his wrist. Carr Councilm an ! visory group to the m em bership on "But w hat of B risbane?” im pact of the bullet drove Arch- j Mrs. L aura Pugh w a s elected Forest Grove. Mrs. Lester Moobcrry returned Mrs E. B Webb Russell Hickey ! t ; u.v C arr hi,!i been named as the «»“tiers relating Io employer cm ‘Brisbane* Ah, yes He was an e r’s head to the left. Then I can pregj dent; Ernest Creek pa um. vice- bl°ye 1 elatlonsliips mid whirl) by Gas Pains and Indigestion victims, unexpected element. But Wrede see Brisbane place the revolver in president; Mrs. Mattie Smith, scc- home Sunday from the Jones hos- and j ucg Hopson visited friends in "»'w member of the eitv council Kev und Mrs George Tavloi and ,h®lr " a,lll't' " i ll inevitably alfeet why suffer? For quick relief from kncw nothing about it. . . . As 1 see Archer's hand and retu rn to the retary. and Mrs Lotta Eox. treas- pitul. w here she recently under- Portland Saturday evening Mr and Mrs J A McCoy vis- I family accompanied bv Samuel Rose Wrede had ar- Miss Miles Bride Mr and Mrs Ashley Jackson and prices on Hairy Vetch, Auntrian I’eaa and Mr and Mrs C harlie Waddle of I Ml“ Mr‘d<* ‘ r k thk ’n re-S rlved at “ dcclsion H® had devid-1 Word has been received by Cor- son. Mr and Mrs. O liver C art­ Grain of nll kinds. alibi by having Gamble make res- t0 come back to Archer Coe and nelius friends of the recent mar- w right and tw o sons. Mr. and Mrs Dillev rented the ranch from Mrs. I Miss Alma Matzke. daughter of orvstions on the 5.15 train to Chi- flnish for nll um e. the crlm e which n ag e o( Miss Percie Miles o f Ole Olson and children. Misses I Waddle's mother, Mrs Zoe Quick. Mr und Mrs. William Mutske, was SACK TWINE - BINDER TWINE cago His plan was to go back to apparently he had only started -- - ■ ■ ■■■■ M artha Spiesschaert and Frances »>d “»■»• moving this w«*»*k. m arried to Howard Leibrtck, son the house and a laler J He bethought himself of the Ting ro u n < j. "B ut w hat of W rede’s at- Pugh and Paul Scnko a n d Earl grain acks Mr and Mrs Louis Strohm ayer of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leibrtck. August w as an excellent idea, and it w as vao vase he had broken, and per- tem pted m urder of G rassi”’ Phelps enjoyed a w iener roast purchased a new Pontiac car last 3 nt the home of Father McAllister The last word in seed anti almost detection proof. And he did ¡xapS fearing its absence would be at Beaverton. The couple left im - ' Thursday evening at Balm Grove, week. "That was logical and in keep- *_ w- a» -. noted plcfcecj out a superficially come . back to .1 the house, Mark mediately for u w eek's stay at Ore- ( Grain (’leaning. Rev. John Ebert of Forest Grove Mrs. French Hostess barn. w ith the definite intention of S S r to m Ä !"« » '“ !» Î S S Ï Ä S S beaches They will make their supplied the t church pulpit Mrs Deward French entertained gon Miss Lake explained it—intense killing Archer. . . i™ ,cv u u .i ...u a ...c u ,, I collection and v carried it back to F REE I) E L I V E R Y Sunday, due to the death of Charles the Harmony club at her home home in Portland. ' * » , a ,,,-. « . (I. h a ^ T h . h ja , 1 » .« id « »' Mr and Mrs. J. W Scott spent j Reed, son ot Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wednesday afternoon. the past week in California "Oh. it’s all quite simple, Vance sa j, was around ten o clock. . . . , , .. j Misses Gladys and Ethel McCoy went on. "But before Brisbane re- Wrede opened the gate of the rear fa(?t him confidenc* He L e w Miss M argaret West recently r e ­ __ B<‘yerly T rlles H onorrd returned home Friday from Port- turned that night, strange and un- yard, and left it ajar, and it was exactlv w here the dagger was- he Mrs. Ray fr ite s was hostess at land, w here they have been visit- turned from a three weeks' trip to canny things happened. The plot then that the Scottie: followed him ,w - (he domestk. arrangem 'ents a party Wednesday afternoon at lng their grandparents, Mr and St Louis, M o, w here she was a ' M illers of Q uality Freda delegate to the national c o n v en -! became cluttered w ith comphca- on his d ark errand. He w ent in the , .. c house- he had a kev to her home, honoring the birthday of m , s j q Davis lllllxbero Warehouse—Oregon Elretrtr Depot Phone IMS tions, and Brisbane, instead of rear door of the Coe house, leav-1 th ® Goe house he he do u b tle^ tion of the W alther League of the Bethany Store— Phone Hillsboro l it i creating a perfect crime, walked mg it o p e n -a n d the Scottie fo l-, ’h® rear d b ro k er?lo ck on O r a « ^ her daughter Beverly The after- j Mr and Mrs. John Brady of Lutheran church. into a plot more diabolical than lowed. Everything was black a n d 1“ “ ® H e h a d DrobabW bi-™y window and saw the man he had g{,r into his back H Co lla n s c H im some one had unlocked the gate ed old friends in Cornelius T hurs­ m urdered moving about the room mediatelv, and Wrede p¿sthed the betw een the Belle Maison and the day. There's nothing b etter than M Herman and children upstairs arranging the papers on bodv. w hich he thouelit was A rc h ->vacant lot next ,o th ® Coe resi‘ are Mrs enjoying a trip to the beaches. a glass of cold, refreshing his desk, changing his clothes, go- er*s entirely into t h e c lo s e t a n d ! dence. And I fu rth er learned that ing about his affairs as if nothing closed the door He w ent to o k " o ! th ®r® was n ° w ay for th ® Scotti® Miss Beth Cochrane was a busi­ M orningdcw Milk to top off w hatever had happened! the librav and it was a t t h i s t i m e t0 escape from th e Belle Maison, ness caller at Corvallis last week. a quick lunch. Morningdcw Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmale and Vance inhaled several times on (hat he nrobablv s tu m b l e d o v e r except into the rear yard. O nly, . . . . , Milk is rich, sweet, pure and his cigarette and broke the ashes t h e Scottie, w hich had followed some one who had unlocked the | ®h ‘!di ? n °JL Vancouver, Wash, vu- appetizing. in to a sm all tray beside him. him in. He d e c i d e d t h a t it w a s 8ate and opened the rear door of Mrs Emma Schmale Sunday. "My word. Markham! Can you safest to get rid of her immedi th e Coe residence would have giv- , n ° rP 'u ° ,,ii r ' an? ^ rs J ° hn Sny- im agine Wrede's emotions’ H e ¿ h /m a J .v ." h ' L e n her the opportunity of enter- ¿®_r. of » “ Isb° ro' » « t week, a boy. killed a man; and yet he could o / made' some ''s o u n d w h e n ' kn 8 the house. And Wrede was the i^rs , Snydcr was form erly Ju n e TRY IT TODAY! look across a vacant lot and see stumbled over her and hc was in only PCrson who could have done Henderson of Cornelius, Mrs. Dooher to Entertain this dead man acting as if nothing no frame of mind at th at moment this." Mrs. F rank Dooher w ill enter- had happened. W rede had to start to meet new em ergencies logically all over again It was a delicate He" droDned t h e d a i z e r r * h a r l T 'î n m Tbe following year Hilda Lake t*l®.,St A lexander church La- and terrible situation. He knew t he v a s e a n d tu c k e d u n t h e n n k e r a n d G r a s s * w ere married, and the dl®s A ltar society at her hom e, th a t he deadly dag- dae- T h e n struck th e Scottie" :t h e . p o k ®r ' a l l i a n c e s e e m s t o have been high ly I T hur,day that he had had thrust thrust a a deadly ov*^?he' allianc®, ^ ® T S to h? Ve highly School rts Soon G U E R N S E Y D A IR Y School SU Stan ger into A rcher C oes body. But head —it was th e simplest and successfuL Vance became the o w n -< ocnooi m arts soon Cornelius grade school will open SAM HULIT & SONS Archer was still alive—and re- most direct way of dealing w ith an j ®r of ®Jiss MacTavish. He had be- g eptcm ber 2 tribu tion must inevitably follow unexpected circum stance w h e n , comc come attached to her during th e . ' _ _ . „ , Phone 2568 DePrez "at of 'th P e ortland And don o t forget that the lights there was no tim e for thought days. he «no w n e n had a u nursed n u r s e o her n o r back i » v x to! i u , M,ss M ari® week-end 'h o m e m m iles south of Hillsboro did go out in A rcher C oes c e o f t h e rtn o was Tin health, and th e romance (if one »«pna George at tne DePrez, nome room. not Wrede. no doubt, fra n tic a lly . J T x h e ^ e p r d e s e n "ncalcuIab!e 8 ™ y call it th at) between Higgin- he- mother, Mrs. Gold Mrdal Diplom a Winner expected, incalculable. . . . ! and family. asked h im ^ lf athousand times what bottom and Doris Delafield ran In 1934 — Score 98 2 "There can be little doubt that on the rocks shortly after th e lady's | Mrs, Melanson Home was going on behind those drawn Silver Medal Diplom a Winner the man was in a panic—and with Mrs. M argaret Melanson returned retu rn from Europe. A fter her shades. He not only feared the in ­ in 1933 — Score 97.8 , h not even break w”th th e m ajor she showed S aturday from a trip to N orth Da- calculable mystery ............. of the situa sufficient reason. Hc . did tion. but. I am inclined to think, i i h> i U *" ‘he libraii li‘« e interest in the dog; and Hig- koi a„ and„ M lnnesd,a- he was perturbed most by his The whole thing was am azin. He ginbottom, in appreciation of some Mrs. H enry Bchrm an, Misses i speculation concerning the things 'Y®n' K,,m5 l,h u°U^,h J h,e ,r®^r u °°i nebulous favor which he con- lie could not sec. . . . I wouldn't jblni<1tn g , that ?i® had, ®,ft ^ r iil®r s sidered Vance had done him, made care to put in the two hours that ,® a d bi;d y ,*'? t h e c o a t c ? se? T h .®J‘' him a present of the bitch. Vance Wrede spent betw een eight o'clock ? ,,en Garnt,le sum moned him the p|acecj her in his kennels, but she and ten that night. He realized morning, he found that not seem to be happy there; that some decision must be made— Ar5 btT wa? J?1}? *,n b,ls bedroom. and hc fin aiiy took her into his th at some action must be taken beh'« d a bo ted door. The man apartm ent. He still has her, and But he had nothing w hatever to ¡»“•• have felt th at th e whole worhL jh e has been "pensioned” for life, go on: his imagination was his llad c? " e in:j?n ®.' 1 ‘ma ®,lne ru ?V’ Sometimes I think t h a t Vance only guide. . . ®d ,0 ..th ® bal1 c oset; w be" Gamble would rath er p art w ith one of his “And he came back!” said M a rk -; waan * looking, to check his sa«‘ly- j treasured Cezannes than w ith little . hnckii» : 30 to sP°ak; and then he saw the Mis: MacTavish. .1?, ... -i.- dead body of Brisbane. Some o l THE END Yes, nodded Vance, he came .. . , back. He had to come back! But tbe n' i utb‘ at . least’u n?u\ t , hi v® in that interim of his indecision dawn.« 1 h i"?; H® had k !lled something unforeseen and horrible ,irl®nd,7,h s ally - b y accident! had taken place. Brisbane had re- > bat t?7tUre h