Paire Four Thursday, September Hfl, 1927 X n w i SSX.21Í; F r i H er f i l m , > »31 Sil '« » » M l ».“ ’ 3 3. tt ilU - r I H 'h .- .- l. $3 IS . John ..... n ? 1.1 05. John W .u h i , W a im * lle d t h I'n 'd I xp me ( o J a il Exp $3 0$ f», 3 3 ; A k Fie* SO; Perfection B ik e rv E ie.I s Superior Mar h xp Home 1 a u iu li) Cue < rl I 6 ». W ed’s Dept M ore M » . Health l m l I \|» |i» J k . $ IU U!t Ith I m t I sp « I IK. ( o J ni I xp $1 4S. $ '6 6 . W e d s D»|»t M ute Slate Liq u o r 1'altei ,"ti J u v c iiile ( r l Cxp $.•"•, XV.-xt ( ' i l l*nntiutf »k Biioluitf < o ( .. l i . Revenu« Ed $ » 40 i • , - W ater W Ga< I X|* ' I 1 . \ I |. 'I t o ( i t II > k xp $ I II >50 , Earl ( ,| 11 f III I «I all, I ■ k . S ta te liu lu s iita l A» » u h in ( u in u i |*ea*e Jury Witness $ 2 , John 4 llo o ti < olle» Ima < »1 1 1« . I x ( ..litl ilon 0*11 *1 "• < n \ • n "I • D ,g I o »n -, D " l u I I « ' -9 I I i I I J mo ., |*b.n in o x C ire t r i Exp Jury M, »I« $K , I xp » le ( H I h i xp $ < »O. >4<» f » . | ..e pitfer U isiuif» t »ui t o ( i l lls I xp $4.3, C lite f ix II S hop I o Hom I xp $1 , Bq», h s H l uu Ui t Seaki $2<» 3h . I hoin.» S ser y ne Gar age I o s lu t I xp $94 4 * ; I».. |. l . Mu I • I s |» ' I W ll « > "" • 1 H ah.uson M. ' i ( o I .. s |,,| . | 9 0; K i Ho. i ( o lllll > N rxc l i Bii«i.»l H uidw are la w Library Ed 9ft. , ( o ,\ sessni s I xp $0 ‘K, $13 7<>, 1’o itla io l I,itw m H u d w a t* I iw la b ia l) 4d $1 1 >; t.as A t oke I o ( », J ui Ia xp >4 31. ( i t ||x sta le H aidw .ue \. . ideiti < min» I o Home I xp $1 lii. $ H ill holo A itfux ( omi * Exp $ 2 1 .M i I f (« « • H K «p $23 I ’ l.n s (Ju!> U I3 7 I $J.». Co C ri I* ap $>» '•<> K , Hods,»»Don, an A ( o f o Jad I xp $46 i n ( I n k s Cap $M.ft(i ( n Asses.u i s I xp ,'u. larviMger Di i n t e l a i li ( • < i t Hs 1 xp $ 3 6 9 , Leste i li eland A ( o t >• J ail 1 xp 3 L XX 1.1. ( n lie , s s t a p $1 M». $51 J o , »I ( l . jitu e i MU H ealth t m i Cap $ 4. U i J U I . , Hom. I xp '.5 . <»x, l l i l l bnro Ant.» Kohh Health I u it I xp $ J , A itin e t i i 'l l E ieight I •• Jail 1 xp $ 1 1 ' ( o Hnilie 4 xp m. in MU H ealth ( n il Cap $t». I* II lie n ,O, $ | ♦» .’ , Delta Drug M ore Co ( leik * ton iia iis ie r ( o Hume i xp $ l l 4Ú. Cti I xp $1 |9 H» « lili I m t I xp $H 5u. Di t ( le ik . I xp ‘ o. . ( .1 II« I X|> n . $11 3 », Atty I 'P '5, $9 K.,, ( halbe H .lw tg Di t I tiivx,.\ M u k r t ( o J a il I* xp S IK A ? , bar . \tl> I xp $3 91 . He >lth ( mt I xp $6 6 , . un i s < «sh Stole C’o Ja il $ xp $17 3(1, ( ‘ ( .t i t I X |> 1, - ' « • \ I I II I , > I . X I s I. I H llls i.n in Ap > 1 1 9 3 . Eted Maiei ( o J.ol Exp $ 1 5 0 ; pilau, e A Hlunibllitf ( o ( n H« I' xp K O» B lix to l 11 a id w a l. ( u t i t II I xp $2 •'» Haiiel s k le itiu - shop ( i t Ils I xp $1 till ( ,. J a d >3 46, $5 9 6 , r o l l a m i t . e n . i a , liills b tiio 1‘ hai Ip.uX Ulst Att> s I Xp $ | |.|, E le ttr i. Co ! .. J.,,1 4 xp $33 H '. ( ri I h t o Hom. I xp $.* .0 , Health I m t Cx 4 xp $ 1 3 1 9 2 $164M .», C ilx oi Htllsboi'» ( 11 II »Il ' I l l 11 l i , i \Xjii Hat.lxx ii Orvifon L Ix trd 'U lio ii of I 't t d i'I t dotted In- , . ' I i: ' • I 3 • 1 'I- 1 1, ; r.,1 ««1 « f . v l »V Kuppi x ( i> I i (err« ( o»t I «. « » I t it i <1 ( »il t <1 U l i K.IK2 0 1 . Shaw s,i|(|i|y ( u |n , Co Health in l i . 1 i p * 7 '¡ I I . >19 SU, h , bel W a lle n - s,,,fc i »lii lh 1 u t> , 1 xp $ ' 9»> » <> Jlllltf«’ i In » » *| W .«t ( ..,«'» l.l.p h u ll« S ta le I np oi Hex. nue 1 d I xp >4 9 . B oi i xi. $ i » i . ».< i.; x Adding M ».hin. ( 1 ax Deut I xf ( ( „ n I In u rti mt ya«» «. .u in in n ’») $14 «■» ii Portland t l . n r r a l F l» ,lu . «'., SIS ■i'. P, r t l i in l l„-» e r.tl I l r . i n , ' ,, 5,; m i ; . J E (a rp « it(e r I* I.uxl» SI i .-. i , V I,on I . t i l l . , 11. ' I l l lir ie n st.mk«* «ir p iit X II M o.oh.ni, »II.'.," \ , . , | s.l,.,. < | | , X »ula Suiiiilieitf U. p n t\ . h u r l I 1, l.no» $ 1 13 n s . II H. , hot M e lb j H n »1 nti. k « <»p 'HE engine of the ferry boat ' lu ll. » | Then Marty was with her again, M l 3 .1.,, John < » r u o ti S i l sio.'.o $113 I t II h m d l.i S l'l't S . beat like a giant's heart just as she had known he would t I l I t l lor F itld D e p u tic i Co A tits to r \ I ( h.»«r i h h o lt $ I J (1.1, J jo h II,’xx $S7 1,0 . I' through the floor of the passenger $ ’ » 9 5 . l ì . n . l t Minni» $ P » K 9 . Vilen Ra» be. His eyes burned through the J lliiio x S'JS I Pat,. SSI 4 1. i l A Mo cabin. On the bench seats, facing $? 98 weaving shadows, I 00,1 S’IS n,’ . A n M ,o|.l..... I J 1 o 1 Is . 1 w forward, humanity talked, slept, ' i l “I thought you'd be with Gal­ W i (w o rth S i i " " s . \ 1 w mJ. 11 > 14 - . n II ............. .. ' . l i ' 1 i - i M -n V««t t n s. hl 3ii|'t $ |o h 1 K i m t read newspapers, stared with lary," he said. “What happened?" M '•.h n lh o ix S ' 01 «' 1 h.iw noi S in s 7 ». Muitf.m \ " t t tl s. hl Supi M ’ I VV t nilll. il ( n .lo tx $37 13, V J \ ,.,,|. I10, $x,- stony faces. For the time wealth “I told him I couldn’t And 1 I J ■ '.u II I 'u x h ju o r. $'J7 h . i . I 's ii | iu ii, . , „ S U .n fl $149 6 9 , lii. h u ti Bu««h Ik p u H and poverty, good and evil, rode that's i t I just can't, Marty." II • ■’ • «,,'» H i', roar. $3 ,7 1,,» Iti,,» n (•.. S lu l.l t * | . H ».•«. Il.illu* l.e ln n l |» .,.o l\ in brotherhood. C o M u n t i $ l « i4 t .'.» , I i .l t C n lH .llU s Il He eyed her queerly for a mo­ $ - ' 7 1 . W»x( t ,,jx | I’, i,.,,1,0110 « Chance had placed Mr. Bartley ment, then glanced over a shoul­ S3 I, ., Woxl Poaxt l'o|o|lho't,, ( , i S i l l " , , Co s lu u ill $'»:•(»•». (.1.1111 / u m i d i i j.ilo i $ M j .oh / l . t u u j l t I .ti lll.ltln ll $11 W jx h in iitn n l o m i n \ . » I uno» S ix . I li Haddon, general manager of the der at the ladder to the lower Shoot« h », t , l u u l l e SI Ilic i I « h ik I n s lu ’l l l l $43 0(1. Ioni M ille r $.10 .’. l « u li n Tiderock Lumber Company, be­ deck. He said: J « "o $143 4 0 ; l la t i o i Jo»,., S l i. x x s , $ ’iiti'.» , .Minili«' U \li « ls lU -tk l.itf .h'|»l side the family of a Finn laborer “It’s getting cold, and we’ll soon Prank \a n a h o n $7o.. II. A „ „ h il l H o o lrir $.’ l ti!». t . l , . | \ s Klsiu 1 i.«\ U « |u it\ >1 ’ I h'.», for the ferry trip. A gambling be at the dock. You’d better go I n $133 4 ? . A am 111 II I loo In I I '., $ 'XX 3? , O H lit'in sn itf « I* 1 k t.«\ U*pt $:»:•(•!», I j i ii .. ». U i I» t M» I I H M o r i S l l 7 3 ii. 1; W allin« S3.. 33. B M o itfjii « h ik U isi A lt) inside, kid.” shark and a deacon touched el­ I 11,1 C \P R io h jn l« $7« S» «' I J »lx- is .', 34 II UoiirflU l l . j l t h (M tuei l i . j l t h bows. A forester whose domain “Okay, Marty, if you want to_“ J llo rm Nitr« «- .o n S44 77. M I .» .ilio n $ 3 II $1 Ò. < I j i ,i I n :«’hi«’ tsen lle .illli was 70.000 acres of big timber and “Not me,” he said quickly, “I'll I k a llh l uit I \p <1. ’ ,.i», l illu u Bo linei A S tc n a rl s i l 9 7 , l i M artin S3 S’ . W a bulb-grower who worked a stick around here.” II* ilth Nurse Health I m i F \ p $«. oi I j i i i i 4> o II S'3S7. I Jur«onx S ' 37 l Al M ti>one l '. \ | o i » h ik ll> Utit l u u K \p town-lot garden were in botanical I Ion $3 37 j^OME instinct warned her. She H i.-a h .th I . m I.I P n ih a tu m UI conversation. II . t n u i 'k $7 S3. J O Alar i $S.A7; II $<»<>, Mrs ln « i S salais $M», M is l !i. ih .th r,» ( > l »her $7 “ «««‘Wng would break. (•ale Southern Partite Co $ .\. ,1 29 . Win II Dn •1,1«,il l $6 \ 0 , Ja«.>1» lxv»» cargoes. Slip Gallary was their him with eyes of hurt wonder, i Finn family got up and crowded I felt it so. But it’s got to break >alv« ( ») $9 14, H S tlm id k r A ir $3 Kciiut-ti.M» S I, k»n i ii . t $ x . Henry Narup $9 2 0, hen Sahnow Marty McCune was six feet of vi- over Mr. Haddon’s polished shoes, right. Marty. Please tell me— n»ch Easier $13 77»; Jo«« C a rrw ri $43 3 S ; most exalted patron. $ 6 ; I : win S ptiitgcr $6 O please." tai young manhood in dismal The father remained, stiffly hold- Slip had owned a rumboat back Dexxex The H u m b e r $3 f.4 . Ila lv .irx .in Grand J u io rs (J u ly Term J u ’ y 1 9J7) — He yielded sullenly, " it’s a M otor Co $S 15; Concrete !*ii»e Co $IS O , E C Brown $ 3 . K».\ Ch,.«e $ 3 , Earl $ I . h in the golden dry days, he had a work clothes. His dark eyes were ing a baby in his huge arms. Mr B itu m uK Asphalt .Sale Co $.»>rt.»K, Beall as clear, his dark-brown, lean face Haddon ignored a trodden corn in •■r $ 3 , Louis J Hughson $ 3 , W in l( H«i«l»i stickup. Luger Licavoli and Tere­ Federal prison term to his credit Pipe A I .nk Corp $144.16; Berd I > 3 . AII m i i Spiermg $3 end at present he was the propri as unlined as a boy’s. A bleak a glow of approval. These were do Mike are hiding out below l *» $‘J 7 , A C II i.itf a Co In» $174 C ircu it C ourt July Term 1 9 )7 —" etor of the Rainbow Gardens, j mask of hopelessness made him working people who warmed his They're going to slug Haddon liir< M 'h l\, i« M .itiu i Co $Ji» s? , I. ntz Auto . ; I ,llv Jurors u rly $21 W ,»i I B . i . h . l d . i $ * l appear old. heart. Steady, sober, settled fam­ somewhere on his way between 1*411« $14 9 0 . A \o u n tf A Moi Iron Works < ir»,| M P B ('..n popular hot spot in Seattle. u n $21 . M.t lg. I l..,nd» r V K They had met three weeks ago ily folk who knew their duty and the dock and the waterfront $ lG .2 s , I’ a u tie .Machinery A 1\ m »| steel " 0 ; Blan, he < G ra v e ll* $.’ 4 6 0 , Earl “Okay, it’s a setup." stated Gal­ $9 9 b , In te rn a tio n a l H arvester Co $17 G riftin $15 6 0 . \ ,«l.i H ill $24 dO. Eli W street. I figure to be in on the Co lary, with executive finality. at a dance in the lumber town’s did it. 5 5 . Eeenautfhtx M achinery ( .» $S3 ; HoweK $30 6 0. M e lt II ».»«»• $ 1 0 X 0 , phd payoff. So what?” “When the ferry makes the dock, social hail. Cora had a job in the lancer« A C on tia ro r« Machinery Co $10 ■ li. • . \ $|$t “No!” The cry was as unthink­ you hook up by the after door of plywood factory. She was small 'T’HE lunch-room was forward, 01. Hill«hor») Auto Pait« Co $75 2 2, The J.dtn W Mulkw $..’•♦ 10. J „h n M P»j.«.»n b e l o w the passenger deck, ing. as instinctive as her refusal \u « tin W estern Koa.l Ma» h.nerx Co $112 the cabin. If Haddon squats till and slim, with a figure and face $ 2 5 ; Chari»*' E K rilin g $ ‘ 3 70, Edwin \ 0 5, V en iu lye M otor Co $7 4 0 . Chri«ten S« hneuler $ 3 0 . Ethel Stit»« S2xs«». M .ta the mob is out. like usual, you of delicate loveliness, and her i There Marty McCune perched to Gallary had been. Her hands «cn Machine Work« $1 75. Ma, K. iuie *s Y a nkoughnet $ 2 1 6 o . I dlx I. W atkins take him there. If that seven blue eyes were unclouded by the himself on a squeaky stool and clutched McCune's arm. “No otor Co $ 2 2 ; J ( op. I.m.i Yard» $15 $26 4 0 ; E C Brown $ 3 , Kav ( ha«.* $3 4 0. ’ M 24, grand on him makes him leery hardness of her life. She had no spread mackinawed elbows on the Marty, no!” Robertson Heavy HUw Co $05 4 2; Earl E Etslted $ 5 . Win K ll».«l» r $6. Guy “Why not?” he said fiercely. Woodbury Co $04 3 2 . M u n n .ll A M o r r ill P.twers $ 3 . A lb e it >pterutg $ 3 . Louis J and he rushes, you trail him. Then ambitions and no despairs. So counter. His gaze drifted to a long as Cora could dance and sing crumpled newspaper. $41 4 3, J T lla«eltine A Co$14 02 How Hugson $5 'Listen, kid. You chattered too it’s a stickup in the freight shed she wanted little more from the “What'll it be. champ?” chirped much to Gallary, and that was the 1 . id C tw p r r ( o rp $304 5 5 . («e», f M cGrath Ed W’arren C ourt Hs Exp $ 4; or on the ramp to the street. 51 4 9. Pacific Coaxt Co.»| C.» $ 5 4 ; Eactory M r« J o h n Simn ons < o J id F x p M " H ; the galley boy. tipoff about Haddon packing all “Anyhow it's a bingay—plenty world as she knew i t M otor Co $20 9 0 . P ortland Concrete Pi|»e E Susbauer Co J a il Exp $3 5 o , E n d M net That is. until she met Marty “A slug of Java, and whadda that money. If we warn Haddon dark spots, no cop at the dock, a A Proriucfv Co Inc $651 3»i. Bureau »4 Co J.ul Exp $14 . J W Connell M»rf Tax now, and the cops are called, Labor $ 1 0 ; Southern Pacific Co $2 2 5, D.-pt Exp $24 59. Fl ank N Jure» ns Co waterfront getaway. Don’t thank McCune. He was a log-rafter by you mean, champ?” “I seen you lay out Luger Lica- you’ll be in a jam anyhow. I’m I nion Od Co of I'a h f $1.594 5 9 , H M Home $ »p $ 5 , M .il.- \< w lm d ( l . t k Dt«t me—glad to do a coupla pals a trade, a rebel by temperament and $1.062 10; Donald T h-inpleton ■\ttv $ 2 5 ; W \ Tu|qM-r ( <• ( lerk Co Cl.-rk*« a fighter by instinct And Cora voli las’ night in the Pogey. Boy. St/ ' t favor.” ' ,° U Can * 0:10 ou» t Barne« o Judee $ 5 0 ; Southern P a c in ’ Co $"«s4- Exp $21 67, ( 'ire C rt Exp $6. $27 6 7. “On'y two things.” muttered Li- wanted him, without question, you gotta sweet lef’ hook, you • l ; H I. Susb H ' . II liftboro Pearl >hq»lex Supt C»> Home $59 t‘» 9; Hen And she could not. as the ferry cavoli, through broken teeth. with all the force that was in her could fight for money, an’ w’y Lum ber Co $ 7 0 0 .5 9 , State In .lu x tria l Ac rie tta t'iu b e its o n nurse Co Home $55 69 For a week she had lived the ro­ cident Comm. $574 5 4. J W Harnex $11 doncha? Say. Luger is aboard, beat on and the harbor lights be­ “Maybe Haddon ain't packing the /.*lia Banner night nurse I ,» Home $55 69. .6 0 ; Donald T Tem pleton Co Jud^e $30 , mance of story and song. Then, with Teredo Mike. I spotted ’em gan to shine over black water. dough, and you don’t do free M r« M A J $ Co H southern Pacific Co $ 2 7 3 .2 3 . ('Karle« Ko* 9 2 , A lpha P o r te r It nui«e ( o Home $15 last night A waterfront brawl, bidin’ out in the freight room. Cora did not have the words. favors.” bm«on (Y ie w o r) $4 7 2; lh.»« < onnell 9 6 , M argot M .in b a ih «<,ok Co Home $29 Then, as footsteps sounded on “This Hamev doll heard Had­ and Marty jailed. And today, by Would they be layin’ for you. (V ie w e r) $ 4 ; M»utkern Pacific Co $2X4 «>2; 6 9 . Itu th Gossett maid Co Hom« $29 6 9. the deck ladder. Marty gripped M M h u lb e ri; $•» 1 16; Geo 1. H e m lin k « $41 (ir.u don inform his cashier he was Mr. Haddon’s personal order, champ?” e Jurgens maid Co Home $ 1 7* taking a wad over this trip. He’s Marty had been fired and forced “Maybe. Thanks for the tip, her arm and drew her into the .2 5 ; Bureau ol Labor $ 5 ; lie vey Scott i . .1 < . Hom« <> '• l , Ft »«lh J E ( arpenter Co A««e««or Co Asse«sor*v te r farm hand Co Home $34 6 9 , Frank shadows of a lifeboat at the far done the same plenty other times to leave Tiderock. The general kid.” rail. They crouched there, in tense Exp $ 2 9 .9 5 , Helen Steinke copying «lips J u gens lauinlrvuian Co home $11 KM; Tht “D’ mensh’n it.” when ship captains unload cash on manager had a bug about fighting. Co A«se««ors Exp $ 2 3 , Viola Mirnll»er< I H ( .ill ( o Co Sch Supt s h xp $21 . l x a Just before quitting time this The boy chattered on as he quiet. Two figures moved over the copying him in a payoff for cargo. For the «hp« Co Assessor’s E xp $ 2 5 , J > I.indholm C attle Indem nity $7 7*0, Charles other thing, I wanna get a hook afternoon Cora had left her place pulled a cup of coffee. Marty did dark deck. Barber J P Tigard D is tric t Justice fees stare B Buchanan C attle In d e m n ity $13 96 at the sorting table, to go to Mr. not listen much. He was sudden­ . cases $ 2 7 .6 5 , Lee B e ttin g e r w itnev. Ju« on the doll, and this is it.” lldlslH .r.. B ed ( o III«- ( o II.urn E xp $45 “Funny, you getting so hot Haddon’s office and make a plea ly remembering what Cora had rpHE ferry’s whistle boomed. The tie« C rt M ate X M l! k l . . $1; M dr« ! 11; John Sinclair Co Home Exp $10. Justice C rt State v Health Req.str ai x B i yon B I • i . .. for Marty. The net result was her told him about hearing Mr. Had­ pounding of the engine ceased B e ttin k le g e r r $ 1 witness about a factorv kid.” ; Paul E x e ritt vxitness Justice <1 5 k , D r ( I M .«on $ 1 . Mr» D-.rothv “Not so funny. I’m in the show °wn discharge, and the accidental don and the cashier in an argu­ and the boat drifted for the dock ( S r tric t State S tric k le r $ 1 , I.aVerne S|»ei»eer 'w -.m our $ 11 3 . C la n N lle tle s a te r 7 »e; J business, and she’s got class, once pickup of an item of information ment. The G. M. was taking a lights with the flood tide. witness Justice ( ’ r t State v S tric k le r $1 ; \ B.ik, r 25. , I. A f - ner 75, , J A Si tia it’s tricked out. Feathers in her that had strangely interested Mr. bunch of money to Seattle, and Observing that the last of the I W in Emmerson witness Justice C rt St i r v moni $1.25. S tric k le r $ 1 ; E J Sewell inquest fee Jessie \ J Endker Enforcem ent Ed $ 1 0 0 , A feet and a canary in her throat. ' Slip Gallary. the cashier had tried to talk him crowd was passing through the i Q |< dee d $ 6 .2 0 ; E J Sewell inquest fee Co T r. as « Exp $6 Joe M ills In three months I’ll make Cora ! And now she and Marty seemed out of i t If Luger and Teredo forward door, Mr. Haddon stooped Hans J H alverson dee’d $ 5 , 1 J Sew. II in E m ilk Simmons $ xp $ 1 2 5 . A rv in Robb over for his bag and briefcase. He quest fee Ju lia C arrel d. » d $ 1 0 .5 0 , F J D ixt e A r tty Co s Home Harney the star of the Rainbow to be taking their last trip to- had the same information— 1 xp $ 5. < has W illiam s damages Gardens. Right now she don’t see gether. A ferry trip. At the dock A woman and two boys came started, as a man slipped into the Sewell coroner in q u .s t fee Peter Geisber 5 sheep k ilie ti by dogs dog be Ed $ 3 9 ; Kan it. But she will, fella, she will.” | be would leave her. Goodby for- into the lunchroom and took stools seat beside him. TTien he was’ dec d $ 6 , 1 J Sewell coroner inquest lee dy Bros damages 1 gnat kille d by d<neko In.igaki $ 5 , Mari*« in faded mackinaw, overalls, and plump man in a green gabardine, was all about. had clicked in perfect time. And Exp $ 2 4 .6 9 ; Fred K Maier ( rt Hs ja n ito r Kiepke $2 HO; Edwin <• Kiepke $ 3. Kay logging boots, watched the scene beaver hat and pigskin gloves who fak J gTn’’hJlie mtUhtThCd' A'!, C rt Hs E x p -'x,,.i 6 9 , J ill oi I S< hnt idt r Loveland $5 2 0, M ild r.d b.velan.J $5.20. was sauntering over from the rail. fake. To hell with the man that Licavoli came out. gun first, from a stern-deck seat. j clerk Co C ourt $ 6 5 ; L A Long b a iliff ( ire C II M ayfield $ 4 , Lena M ayfield $ 4; Bob Marty lunged, his hands out like J C rt $ 5 5 ; Janies Peppard b a iliff grand ju ry Cora Harney sighed. “Don’t it “Why don’t you take him up?” works.” $ 2 . Ernest Q uinn $4 HO; Nor hooks for the black shape of the ’ $ 1 2 ; May H artrarn p t b a iliff C irc C rt $21 ; Patterson man H ire $5 2 0 ; Gladys K«»b. rts*.n $ 2; seem wonderful. Marty? Us like Marty twisted out the words, his He set down the empty cup, slid automatic. They closed, and jerked ' Maud W Boscow Co Treas $ 1 0 0 ; Lena Elizabeth S tric k e r $ 2 ; M arian Thieman this, just us. and that sunset to see eyes smoldering darkly. “I mean from the stool, and with a swing ; with t'he swj f h, shou)d(>rs Delplanche clerk Co Treas $ 5 ; W A Tup- $3 HO. —nothing else seems to matter.” it. You’re going home, and your of h,s shoulders, he went grimly He ,urched b“ckward. with the I per Co C lerk $ 1 0 5 ; Z K H ia tt deputy Co S E Eayratn Ta x Dept Exp $ 2 ,5(* Co I 1/ V (>t>, i “I don’t see it.” The words old man will raise hell. You’ve on toward the murk of the freight weapon in his grip, Then Cora twisted from Marty McCune’s got a gift, and here’s a chance to room. . . . screamed. hard young mouth with bitter in­ use it.” He turned, swearing, toward the tensity. “All I can think about is “Oh, Marty,” she breathed pain­ 'T’HE island rim of the sunset lifeboat, and in the instant Teredo the flop I’ll have in a two-bit Joint fully, “You can’t mean—” A horizon darkened. Red light Mike charged with his blackjack. tonight, and the dogfight tomor­ “Play the game the way it’s ebbed westward on the tidewater Marty went down. row for a job.” won. You don’t need to be a loser, and twilight threaded the churn­ “But this,” she p r o t e s t e d , so don’t.” ing wake of the ferry. Slip Gal­ 44 TAIL for us, kid,” he muttered, "should help you to forget—” “But I want to be decent—" lary glowered balefulv over the J feeling Cora close to him. “Not a chance,” he cut in "Another fake song.” rail as he lit a cigar. He had just “ ’S’all right. No luck for the likes roughly. “Not me any more. It’s Slip Gallary stared down at | said: of us.” all a gyp—sunsets and moonlight, them with a swarthy grin. “Think it over, baby, and think But Cora Harney had seen a flowers and songs, the movies and “Hi, sunbeam,” he said to Cora, fast.” star, and she was following its the stories. All they do is dope And to Marty, “Fella, do you Cora still felt too numb and sick light to the last gleam. She told folks like you and me silly, and mind?” about Marty to think. She had Marty got up, his face rock-like. instinctivey r e p e l l e d Gallary’s Mr. Haddon everything, when the when we wake up it’s in a tide- flat shack, with kids, and no job.” i Cora’s numb, s t r i c k e n gaze pleas, and when they turned to manager had recovered sufficient­ ly to hear her, leaving out only “You haven’t talked that way ; haunted him on through the pas- threats she was still unmoved. Marty’s real purpose in attacking before, Marty.” senger cabin, so that he stumbled “No.” she repeated tonelessly. Licavoli. And Mr. Haddon said: “I know, kid. I was batty about blindly along the passage. Mr. “No—I just can’t, Slip." “Of course you may come back you. But when we both lost our Bartley Haddon observed him. 'Okay, sunbeam,” he said at to your jobs. No doubt I was jobs today my eyes were jolted Mr. Haddon’s eyes narrowed in last. “If that’s how you feel. But hasty and—uh—inconsiderate. I’ll open. I’m glad it happened be­ a cold frown of distaste. He was j I think you’ll change your tune.” —I’ll take care of you.” fore we were in the shack, with not a hard man, but he regarded Menace flickered coldly in Gal- Wasn’t he big-hearted?” Marty hungry babies on our hands.” himself as the moral trustee of his ! lary’s gaze. “If you get in a jam ! growled, as he walked up the ferry “Gee, Marty—we gotta live,” employes, and he would not toler- ! of any kind, call me up. 1 slip with Cora. ---- I had them two she said miserably. “And even a ate any semblance of viciousness wouldn’t forget that, baby.” yeggs foul. We’ll never get an­ shack can be a home, when two among them. From the report of i Still in that sick daze, Cora other easy-money chance.” people love each other.” one incident he had judged Marty hardly noticed Gallary’s going. “We’ll have what we want, you He laughed jecringly. “There McCune as a boozing rowdy. Fir- She watched the first pale gleam see if we don’t,” Cora said hap­ were seven in my family, and ing the man was one of the first of a star in the twilight sky and pily. only longshoreman’s wages to acts of an iron policy formed to wished for some miracle of luck Jeez, you’re good.” His look feed us. I never once had enough clean up the waterfront of the -11 to break before the ferry trip was glowered down at her “I mean. to eat.” lumber port. lover. J good.” he said. ___________ i i j i < i t « « t i a i a a a C LAIM S A L L O W E D FOR TH E MONTH OF AUGUST, 1937 R. & I L — H alvorson M otor Co $ 1 .1 4 ; C oncrete Pipe Co $ 8 7 .3 9 ; Washington < o u n ty News-Times $ 1 4 .5 0 ; Hillsboro L u m ­ ber Co $ 1 4 .1 7 ; 3 W Connell S h eriff (T a x R efund Ke C E B lase r) $3.26; J W B a r­ ney Co Engineer $ 5 .4 0 ; Southern Pacific Co $ 3 4 3 .3 9 ; L L M a cIn tyre $29.96; Loui$ Lom ax $ 2 4 .4 1 ; I I P Barrow s $149.69; J N Person $ 5 7 .4 1 ; A O Kraus $59.83: J W B a rne y $ 2 1 9 .6 9 ; R N Torbet $ 110; H E Susbauer $ 1 4 0 .1 4 ; I ’ G Gardner $ 1 1 6 .7 4 ; Hans Rasmussen $ 12 9 .7 4 ; .Joe (x>rrieri $ 9 4 .8 1 ; R W W illiam s 54.69; M a ry W oodward $ 6 5 ; C harles Robin son (V ie w e r) $ 2 8 .3 2 ; Geo Fisher $109.78, Thos Connell (V ie w e r) $ 2 4 ; V ic to r W hite $6 3 8 ; D elb e rt Q uier $ 6 .3 8 ; H arry Howell $ 7 6 .5 6 ; B ill K e lly $ 9 .5 7 ; Ray June n ickel $62 6 0 ; Chas W ilde r $28 .70 ; K . D. D uncan $ 6 3 .7 9 ; F E Racine $55 .82 ; E M cK in n e y $27 51 ; E How ell $52 63; E lm er Barnes $33 4 9 ; Fred D a n ie r $49 .87 ; John W a tkin s $ 9 .5 7 ; E lm er Racine $55 8 2 ; Bud Hines $12 7 6 ; B ill Messenger $19 1 4; John Wilson $ 5 1 .0 4 ; Fra n k D uyck $ 6 5 .3 9 ; T ony K em per $ 6 5 .3 9 ; R Nelson $ 4 0 .4 0 ; H Wahn $22 3 3 ; H Spreitzer $3 1 9 ;; Ben Lvda $ 2 5 .5 2 ; H S preitzer $ 5 4 .2 3 ; H Wahl $23 9 2 ; Ben Lvda $47 K 6, R Nelson $69 8 6 ; R Nelson $ 2 ; T ony $ 9 .5 7 ; Peter Kemper 1 JH*; Erark hrryrk iC o o v r ljr h t 1936 h v E v i> r v W « . k ' H offm an ( » 3 .1 » ; Georqe Schei»!- 1 3 1 X 9 ; Charles Ryan $6 3 8 ; Louis Petersen $2 .5 2 ; H R C hantler $ 4 9 .9 0 ; C arl Baldwin $ 3 1 .9 0 ; A r t Palmer $ 3 .1 9 ; A1 D rie r $6.38; E A Smith $ 6 .3 8 ; C B Hensley $121 7*i; D C Crunican $ 11 2 .7 6 ; Pete Krautsehiedt $ 22 .33 ; Ed M ahr * ’ 2 .3 3 ; .1 I I Berner »27 .43 ; Al D rie r » 1 1 7 .5 4 ; F A Smith $ 22 .52 ; C B Hensley $ 2 5 .5 2 ; D (' C ru n i­ can $ 2 5 .5 2 ; Pete K ra utse hie dt $191.14 J H Benter $ 2 9 .9 4 ; John M itzel $26 29; Chas A u stin $ 1 9 .9 9 ; John West $16 7 5; Claude Keys $ 1 6 .7 5 ; EZrnest »Nelson $13- .5 6 ; C arl Jurjensen $ 1 6 .7 5 ; J E M itzel $98 .55 ; Chas A ustin $ 7 2 .4 8 ; John West $61 .49 ; Claude Keys $ 5 9 .0 1 ; E rnest Nel- son $ 29 .73 ; Carl Jurjensen $ 2 0 .7 3 ; Dan M ille r $ 9 ,5 7 ; C arl Jurgensen $ 1 5 .5 5 ; Floyd Brown $ 1 5 .5 5 ; Geo Lewis $19 .14 ; James W alters $ 1 0 2 .9 1 ; Ear, Snell, Sec of State o f Ore $ 1 ; F M Allen $94 .81 ; L < r. ' $44 6$ M n ir a z ln e l M ills ( 3 7 .9 0 ; K $ 3 3 .0 9 ; A S elliin - j | l j | er $ 11 4 .1 4 ; Liverm ore E K lin g e r $ 62 .37 ; George $ 1 2 2 ,7 9 ; E Seheriing W indshield Swipe S E R V IC E Concrete Construction of All Kinds Our Specialty Phone 1341 North of Cannery, across W. Washington St You'll find here what you want in quality nirrdundiae. SPWMJSE-KHn STORES WiSxinw OiaaniiatiotL^ iMKKTr.V, Rely on Buach’a Custom^Bifilt TIRES for Safe Winter Driving. Featuring (he HEAVY GOODYEAR TREAD I 75x19 5.00x19 5.25x17 $5.30 .......... 5.75 6.15 5.25x18 5.50x17 6.00x16 ... 6.50x16 $6.35 $6.95 7.75 9.65 Plus Your Olli Tire Standard New Tire Guarantee on These Custom Built Tires COME SERVICE GARAGE IN TODAY ! SEE THEM MADE ! TWO HANDY LOCATIONS BUSCH’S Phones Hillsboro 501 or 391 SERVICE STATION A II. Busch, Prop. Saved in Crawler Tractor Operation ’3 2 up 35c NEW MOTORS— ».50 (With old motor)........... 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Hillsboro, Oregon M cC O R M IC K - D E E R IN G |R A C |R A C |O R r T 'H E R E are many reasons why you can txptcl txcep- tlonal re»uti» when you p u t a McCormick - Deering 'I racTracTor to w o rk ..............there are m any users, speaking from experience, who say you won't be disap­ pointed. You will find great enthusiasm among owners over the new accessibility and low operating costs the T racT racT or has brought into the crawler tracto r field. I here has been no sacrifice of compactness in attaining unusual accessibility. The Model T-20 turns in a circle having a 6-foot radius. It works in narrow orchard rows, close to fences, or near buildings, making a square turn when necessary, f he r -20, shown above, is an ideal unit for the farm, offering power enough for all average jobs. For heavy- d u ty performance, there is the powerful Model T-40. available w ith gasoline or Diesel engine. If you are thinking about crawler power, be sure to ask us about M cCormick-Decring TracTracTors. DAIRY FEEDS REMEMBER I. X. L. POULTRY FEEDS HILLSBORO FEED CO McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY Phone 271 • 16o W. Main S t