SHERIFFS SALE
. . Delinquent Tax 1901
Br virtu ii( nmnl Issued by the
County L-Ierk and -uItlcl I'lara uf its
County Court ut tha Btata ol Orfiuu
tha County o( Waanliisoin, eutniaaniJiiiS
m to Mil th (tnnl tract or uiruvl "t
real fruurty amluacad In h lliniunl
ti flat tor tha .ar uul. la tuo nmiiur
aud (urm as upon i oi ml K"""
on xaoutlon; . .
Now, toaretora. by virtu and In pur
.'. ......,, i alii, uu Satur
day, tha IB day of Vabruary I! A.
L of aald day. In tha Hli.-nlT ufflc 1
tli Courthouaa at Hilrsbum. WaaniiiKl'in
County, On-aun, sell at l"-t' auilhn to
tha oaraon who will iay itaes. co.ia
aud aeeiuln panaltira thrra-nn and take
a earilileate at tha lowest rata of Interest
therefor, the follow Inn a.;ei1ued real
property, aa apoearmii on In a aid delta,
queat la roll for Uia aaUI'Jfeur ot Uwl,
tZJloy'. P. P.-BW. of W. 4t of
Hcc. 2ft, T I R. I W.. 4v acrea. I 71
Bailey. Ann-W. V of lot J. block 13,
City of 'oret Jrova... 1(1
Barrett. Mary-BK. V of N K. k. K.H
of 8W. W of Nk. la. Bee. Z. V. 1 a.,
n. 1 w., ' acrea
S. I XV.. W acre 11 M
itenan, ChirlM-W. 4 o( BW.
Ski Wrf 8W. V of 8W.
4?t85j. a. t,Ih,m w.. Ml
ti& 4 a
acrea l
Bauer, Geo. H W. ot NW. W. Bee,
(U. I N, H. I W.. W acres.........
Bernauer. Kudolpb acrea In J.
Metilll D. U C M. T. 1 N K. 1
W., described aa rouowa: om-
. menclna 4 l chalna W. of NR. cor- .
ner of Bee. S3, T. 1 ., R. 1 W.: -
thence W. 14 chalfta: thence 8.
11 .! chalna: thenee B. 14.1 chains; '
tbenca N. XI. 90 chain to beginning lets
Bernard. ank-N. W of lot t bl(H-k
11, Forat Urnve v".v w
Elumaur, B.-NW. W 8K. H Bac. 1.
T. 1 U. I W.. and BW. Vt 8fc
U. T. 1 B., R. I W.. 4h0 acrm 10
Bo wen. rhancay W. 4' acrea In Bee. k
IS. T. 1 N., R. 4 W . aa draorlbfd on
pace 181 of book No. bo, Kecorda of
Lecda for Washington County...... I M
Brown. M. P.. and Hearb. K. U K.
H of BK. tteo. . T. I 8., K.
W., acrei 15 61
Burriu, B. A., Mra. ComnH-ni-Ing ,
J.77 chalna N. and M.M chalna W..
of 8G. corner of Her. M. T. I N., .
R. I W.i Ihenca N. 4 deif. W mln.
Ul 4.14 chalna: thenra B. i deg. I ,
, mln. FS. I.eo chlna; thenca 8. 51
de. "W. 4.15 chalna;- thence N. H
drg. I mln. W. t.l chalna to be
ginning, containing I W acren, in I.
Kelaey I. U C. No. 41. T. 1 N.
It. 1 W., and No. 67. T.l N.. R. I
W., leaa 1"J fret nfr the north end
of tha above described triict, con
veyed to O. T. Crow
Campbell. C. B. Commencing at tha
NW. corner of lot S. blfwk , Tor
est Orove; thence B. 1!W feet: thence
K 60 feet; thence N. 1W feet; thenra
W. 0 feet to beiclnnlng, part of lot
S, block . Korea! flrove
Campbell. R. B.-Ila . t block 12,
West fArtland llelghla
rhenev. Klla H - It acres In Bee. 24.
its
4
T. 2 8., R. 1 W., as rtcwrlbeil In
book Mi. pK 1M; book 3. page 214:
book 17, page. 114: tHMik . piiK"a SI .
and IK. Record of Deeds for Wssli
Inglon County, Or 13 S3
Coohrnn,, T. R., and Cnrr H.-l.ot S.
block 2. North Bide Ad.lltlon to .
Mlllsboro 1 74
Connelly, Mary A. a acres In Brc. 24,
T 1 S . H. 1 W . an descrihed on
Fage 4IJ of book No. U. Record of
eeda for Washington County, Ore
gon
Cadwell, I,. M., and.lrene Lot 4 and
ntrt of lota 1. & 1. block i. Formt
Orove, descrtbedi as follows: tTom
menclng'at the BW. corner of block ,
i, Forest Orove: thence N. 3o2 feet;
thenca B. Wl feel; thence B. 314
feet; thenca W. una feet t. begin
nlng. leas tracts described In hook
67, page 4W; book W. fmgea ITS and
3A; book EX, page 11.".: l.m.lt f,2. page
32D, of Record of Deeds for Wash
ington County. Oregon ISO 41
Dnlley, N. A., and Ocnrge Bumner
lots if,, ii, niocg i, tiigniana rara
Addition to HIllHboro
Pav, H. r.. and A.limn. W. II.
BK. M of NE. Bee. 21, T. t N.. R.
S W., 40 acres
Iean. Thomas. Br. 1 acre In Sec. 1..
124
400
T. 1 B R. 1 W.. a dosr-rlhed on
iwge 1?1 of hook T. Itecoid of leeu
for Waehlnglon Coumr. Oregon 2 08
Drnn. Thoa., and Smith. C. K 1
acres In Bec.l. T. 1 B R. 1 W..
ns deacrlbed on page S22 of hook No.
bo. Record of Ieeds for Washing
ton County, Oregon
Doner, B. R.-B. of NK, U. N: t,
2 II
or HI. Bee. at. I . 1 c, Jt. o
1G0 acrea : 4
Doughty. Franklin 2S arres In A. ,
Harper's I. I.. C. No. SI. T. 1 S..
H. W.j No. 41. T. 1 B.. R. 4 W..
and In Sec. 1, T.M S.. n 4 W as
described on page fi of hook No.
45,. Record of Ieeds for Vashlng
ton County, Oregon 1 47
Dreger, O., and Btranher, F.-S. ti of
NB. ii. Sec. 19, T. 1 N., R. 4 W." H
acres 1ft II
Elmer, John, and Frldav. John R
2S acres In Bcc. lo and IS, T. 1
8., R. 1 W., as dearrih-d In hook
M . ptge MJ: hook SO. pse 21, Rec
ord of Ieeds for Washington Coun
ty. Oregon 4 12
Erlckson, Mnranda lila 22. 23. block
12. Hyde Park : M
Finney. A. Commencing feet W.
of NE. corner of block , Hllla
boro: thence B liH fret: thence W.
31 feet: thence N. m feet: (hence F.
21 feet to beginning, port of lot 3,
block . Illllxhoro 11 11
Foster, Thomas J Id . Teres Sub
division of Bee. 21. T. 1 8.. R. I W..
to acres IS 04
Frelr. Anna NW. U of BK. V4 Sec. .
T. 1 N., R. t W.. 40 acres 171
riiqtia. J. w i acre in h". winter n
T,. C. No. SO, T. 1 N.. R 3 W.. and
No. 42, T. 1 N.. R. 4 W.. as de
scribed on pge 94 of hook No. 42.
Record of Deeds for Washington
Countv. Oregon 1 83
oretwnei. rcrnrsi is. or nw. V or
NE. t. Sea. 13. T. 1 8.. R. 2 W..
2 acres 4 56
Hanson, r. w.-T,ot n. block 12.
Weet Portlanl Height H
Heath. Rachel, heirs of- W. U of BR.
i.Bec. . T. 1 B.. R. 1 W . m acres. 14 95
T'lll. Sarah A.-V. t f NE. 4 Bee. S.
T. 1 N.. R. I XV.. t'4 teres ( 72
tiennerenoiT, wmism Nr;. u or
NW. 4 Bee. 22. T. 1 8.. R. 2 W..
40 acres 4 IS
Huston. S. B. Lots in. II. 12. Millard
A Van Behiiyver Tract. Sft acres g H
jargson. Mnrv a. is. h or nw. 14,
BE. K of NW. 14, Bee. 14. T. 1 8.. R.
6 W., 12 acrea '. It CI
Kennv, Joseph and Edw. NE u of
NW. k Sec. , T. 1 N.. H. 4 XV.. 40
acrea Id
Kenny. Joseph and Edw.-SR. 14 of
BW. ,. BW. nf BE. I. Bee. 11, T.
1 N.. R. 4 XV., M acrea 1 41
Kennv. Joseph-W. H nf NE. t,;, BE.
4 of NE. . NK t4 of NW. . Bee.
.B.T.I N., R 6 W . im seres 11 M
Kennv, Fdw. P.- B. H of BW V4. NE.
V of BW. M. BW. i of BE. H. Bee.
W. T. 1 N. R. W.. 1W icres 11 67
Kllner Oenrga H. 44 acres in I. But
ler P. I.. V No. 4, T. 1 N. R. 1
V. as described on page !".5 of hook
No. 44. Record of Peda for Wash
ington Countv, Oregon 14 71
Kinder. lagle-NE. l Bee. . T. 1
N . R. 4 W.. 1M acres la (J
Knox. T.ukt F.- Commencing at a
point 191 feet XV. of BE. comer of
lot 1. block 1, Walker's Ad.lltlon.
Forest Orove: thence N. sit feet:
thence E. 40 fert: thence N. 30
feet: thenee W. ins feet; thence B.
11 feet: thence E. ti feet to be
ginning, being parts of lota 1. 4,
b'ock 1. Walker's Addition to For.
est C.rove H t
Knog. A. T. -Commencing t a totnt
160 feet XV. and US feet N. nf SB.
' comer of lot 1, block t Wtlker's
Addition. Forest Orovet thence N.
feel: thence XV. 5 feet: fhence 8.
M'i-feet: thenee w. 404j feet: thenca
9. 1S feet: thence K. 14'i feet to
Beginning, being part of 1ts 1 and ,
Forest tlrove
K ranee. Oustave -4 acrea In Bee. M,
T. 1 8.. R. 1 W . aa desermed on
nnge i0 of book N'n. 2s. Record of
Deeds for Washington County. Ore
gon Kuehne, Rlchard-lol acrea, W. XV,
111
IN
Orahsm. I. I c.. No 3s, T. 1 B ,
R 1 XV.. aa described In book U,
, nnge SS3, and bock 4! psge 155,
RtH'ord of Deeds for Washington
CVnnty. Oregon .'. .. Kl 41
r.amsin. Marv A. e . 1 or rK. H Bee.
Ml T. 1 N.. R 2 W . aa arres
I.eihy. John 15 acrea. In Bee. 35. T. 1
Tit
N.. R 1 XV.. aa described em page
45 of bo,k No. 44. Record of Deela
for Wnshlngton Countv, Oregon.... 134
Imon. William- NW' M of NW. 1
or rv. 7TTOWgiljr; JSt rv j n.,
1 acres . . . "
I.neas. A O N ' of NK. U. Bee.
111
B.T.ll.B.IW.1 acrea 11 W
tvon, M. C -E S of NR . K. U of
BE. v.. Bee., r. T. 1 N., R. 1 W
im acres jj 71
l.von. M C.-NF of NIC ti Bee.
14. T 1 N.. R 1 W . to rre 1 1
l.von. M. C.-NW i of NF, H. N H
of NW. t. Bee. IX T. 1 N, HI
XV . 120 acrea m
ainroTTe, v. 1 is, nmeg iff, rtyda
cam
n
IN
N
m mm
kfartlna. John B. Tts 1 and i. Bee.
1. T. 1 8 . R. 4 W., 14 acre.......
Mayer. Andrew Lola 14 and la, block
11. Hyde park
VcDoTman. J J. tot T. block 4,
Thorne'a Addition to Htllstooro
V'ont4romery, J. D. NW. H Sac M,
4. a, it. a vt., m acrea.,,.
kinnra. Marv H. Lota 1 I 1 block t.
Blmmona' Addition to HUlaboro 20 71
asoarvaou, I A. ai d K. M. ixts 1.
X I. 4. block t, Tuuguc a Addilloa
to lllUiboro
Ne!.,n. Mrtln-U.ts 4. 7. a, block U,
Wokt PorUmd Ketahts
Kcwvll, R. I. and A-130 arm la
J. It. RoUnson D. U c. No. Ut. T.
1 N.. H. 1 W., as deaerlbcd In book
1. Das a 224. Record of Lx-eda for
114
M
Washington County, tregoa.. 44 17
Parker, Rebacca Lota 1. t . 4. a.
block D. Btttvi; Adoliloa luBsuiver
ton Patrons. Lorenzu 11 accce In rlecs.
11 and 2. 1. 1 8.. R. 1 W , aa de
scribed on page 41 of book No. KI:
page li7. book IL Record of LXsxla
for Washington County. Oregon...,
Pttterson, Harnh E.. hull of-U
a. sa tn Bo b. T. 1 N , M. t W.,
aud U. T 1 N., 1L I W
Pike. A. W. , ai re in William F.
HaU D. U C. No. 44, T. 1 H., R. j
W., as akscrltad on page M of
book No. 14. Uacorii of Dveda for
aaplnston County, Oregons-
Pape, Anderson 4k Co. M acrvs In
Brc. 4, T. 1 8., R. 4 W., aa de
scribed on page 4111 of book No. at,
Record of lHfd for Waaliingtoa
t.'ounty. Oregon
Raab. Willi im. Lot 1 and t acres off
of the E. Mdo lot 4. tn. 11. T, 1 ..
K. 1 W , acr.a..
Runoutf. Fannie Ae Lota I, 2, C T, 14,
Krult.lale. 3161 acrea...
Randall. A. M . Mrs. Uts 19. 2U, 11,
n, block li West PortlanJ lleighla
RasmusaenTF. J. and E. R. N. i of
block 7, r Inney Addition to Hllls
boro Reghetto, I Mj acre In I.. Hall
14
414
It
in
L. I C. No. 41. T. I 8.. R. I W. n
deaeribed on page M uf book No. 62,
Record of Dooda for Washington
County. Oregon IT N
Retdt. WllllMm Lot W. blork 1: lot
4. is. blKk 6; lota 0. . U. 23. 24. 13,
14, block 1: lots 1. 1. block 10; lots
1. 4. 6. . T. 1. , 10. It, block II: lots '
10, 11. 17, IX. 28. 29, block 12: lot 2s,
block IS; lots V . 10. It, 12. IS. blork - .
' 19; lot 4. k, block ax west Port
land Helghta
Reldt: WlIllam-Lots 11, 22. .U. 14. 33,
M. block 14, West I'ortland Helghta
Reldt. Wlillam lAita 1. 1, 1. 4. 6. . 7,
4(0
. , 10, 11. 12, 1. 14. 1R. 1, 17, is, J.
20, 21, 21, 11, 24, 2S, X, 27. 2K, -29. 0. 11,
33, 31, H. 36 36 and 11, block 10,
West Portland Height...
464
t4t
Rottger, Christian UU 7, t. Bee 2.
T. 1 N.. It. 4 W . So acrea
Rottger, Chrlstlan-NH. t of BRt
and lot a. rkc 20. T. 1 N . R. 4 W..
7 acres ,. j..
lealy. a W.. and wife Ixit a, block
6, Sherwood
Bemler. P. J. A . t(nstee 6 acre In
Sec, 85, T. 1 N., It. 1 W.. as de-
scribed on pflRe IS4 of book No. 43,
Record of Deeds for Washington
County i":v
Sharp- M. C.-l.ol 14. IS. 10, 17, IK
blwk 30, Wnt Portland Hs'lght.....
Rhlndler, O. Lota 1. 2. I. 4. 6. , 7, 1.
block 7, West Portland Place
Bhiyock, C. We-An undivided H In
terest In NE. Sea. 32, T. 1 .8., K.
i W.. SO grrea
Soderlnnd, Noach S acrea In B. H.
Catching V. U t. No. T. 1 N., R. '
8 40
IN)
TTT
lit
J
f 41
1 W.: No. 41, T. 1 r... tt. w., aa -"
described on ga 17 of book No.
Is. tteeord of lHcds for Washing- "
ton County, Oregon 1 41
Boiler land, Noaeh 10 acre In Bee. 10, ,
T. 1 N., H. 4 W., a described on '
Pnge 70 of book No. 20, Record of .
utiui lur ..... .w., . -- -.
nm ... . .. .................
10t
Boderland, N. NW. U of NW. 14. lot
1. Sec. IT, I 8., R. 4 W.. 61 acre..
Tal". Hi R'-Ut 11, block 1, Sim
mon Addition. Hlllsloro.
6 91
t a
Taylor, W. M.-Lol II. 14. bkk 10,
South Fsrk Addition, Forest Orove 4 07
Thorp. H. C, H acre. Bee. 24, T. 1 .
O., H. I W . , aa aescnneti on ihikv
474 of book No. 63, Record of Deeds
(nr Washington Countv. Oregon 147
Timms. 11. M. 30 ere. See. 21. T. 1
rt. 1 vt ., emu iw1 ' es. aw,
T. 1 B., R. 1 W., a dw rlled on
page 4H of book No. 40, Record of
Deed for Washington County, Ore-
v..m 67 11
Tjfenske. Ixnilat acres In Bee. 20. T.
1 8., K. I W.,.as acerrioeu on liS"
SOI of hook No. 42. Record of Deed
n Ur.atilnstnn CntintV. Ol'CKOn.... 1 H
Walker, N. J.-S acres In Be-. 14. T.
1 N., R. 4 VY.. as oescriiH" on os -
321 nf book No. M. Reerttd of Deed
for Washington County, trregon I 20
Watson, Joseph lot 21, Utrden
Home. 10 ncr ,'v'v;-"' 10 "
Wchrung. Henry-Lol 1 nnd 2. bkn-R
1, Fairvlew Addition, H1llhoro.. . ... T M
White. Samuel. BE. Vi of BW. 14. Bee.
lion 32, T 1 8.. R. 6 W 40 ncrej..... 1 0
Wilson. Brlce BE. Bcc. 21. T. 1 N.,
H. 6 W., I0 ai re. ...... 10 il
Wilson. John, helm of W. 4 of BW.
, - . C I - 1 U .... SA r V . R 4
W., and if4 acres'ln Bee! 31. T. I N.,
R. 4 W.. s described on page 2!d of
biHik No. 40. Record of Deeds for '
Wash nut on county, urrgon r.. j s
Wlthnm. Albert A.-.V. 14 of NR U
- viur 1 u 13 T t N R I V...
19 acres ..' 16
Toeing, I A.-M acres In Bee. 34. T.
' 1 N.. K. 1 W and James Mefllll
I), li C No. (A, T. 1 N., R. 1 W
as described In bonk 2H. page 413:
bM)k . pnee 413; book id. pago Kl.
Record of Deeds for Washington
County, Oregon, k-as the following
tract: Commencing at NW. corner
Bee. 14. T. 1 N., R. 1 W.: thenca
W. 4.91 chains; thenee 8. 16.24
chains: thence E. 27.91 chains;
thenee N. 00.46 chains: thenco W.
4.2S chains: thenca N. .S chains; .
thenee XV: 1 75 chtlns; thence N.
2.70 cliolna to beginning, enntalnlng
32 acrea; tract remaining containing
4 acres 1 44
Yming. Lincoln A.-1 ncres, James
Mcillll D. !,. C, No. 58. T. 1 N.. R.
1 W., (s described on poge 149 of
book No. 40. Record of leeds for
Washington County, Oregon........ 19
BherlfTs Asaeaeeaent.
Beavert. Jane Commencing so ro.la
E. "4 Bee. corner oh W. side Bee.
82. T. 1 8 , R. 1 XV.; thence 8. loo
feet: thence W. 130 feet: thence N. '
ion feet: thenca K. 130 feet tn bcain-
nlng, H acre 1 11
Bild sale will be made subject to re
demption, a lax statute of Oregon.
J. W. HKWIOI.L
Sheriff and eg-OfflcH Tax Collector for
Washington cnuntv, tfreson.
Dated at Hllishoro, Oregon, thl nth
day of January, 1MR
Tie
Ref3rmer
'By CiURUS RL SHIIDON.
Author of "In Bis Steps," "Robert
Hardy's Seven Days," Etc.
Copyrtuht, KOI, bw Charm If. exldon
Conlhtuid From J.nut H t.
''Ye, I noticed that Oh, the old
man would Klv hi hmg whlto bnwl to
posrug renl inlliionep. That's Ills gm
bltlnn, my boy. All he an It about the
boulevard and the alum xrs pure non-
serjao. He doesn't believe It any more
man I do.
I believe It, thouifh. ITe apoke tbt
truth whether be meant to or not."
"What difference r David Hart on
(poke, rnreleasly. "I!ut this propnsi.
tion, Jolirt," he added, keenly watching
Gordon. ."How about that, eh? The
opening, the leverage, the money-. Walt
a minute. This confounded cough is
going to get me agnln."
IIo went Inlo the other room till
tlurt antl his coughing. nicll lasted so
long that Oordon was alarmed, lie
went In where hit friend was sitting
with his head dnwa between bis knees,
hjs whole body racked with the effort
ami when It was over be still main
tained the same position until Oordon
remonstrated with blm.
"David, you're tu no condition to go
ou with work.. Yon'rs killing yourself
on the New. t I hnd do Men you bad
sncb a cough. How long have you
been this way?"
"The average limit of nnefnlneas on
the News," said lavt! rrton as he
lifted tip Ills bead, '.'la leas than tea
years fron Hie time of beginning. I've
been with it now going on six. The
rulo In a daily paper Is, no old nten lu
ny department. If yon see an old
man anywhere around the office, he's
visitor or a stranger. Modern Jour
nalism la a man killer. I'm Just on of
the fools caught between tha rollers, j
rjee? It's liktTihls.' "Harris print me
liecatlM I know bow. I'.nt a-hen I otic
U t so Uu kuuws be ran get nuotUir fool
.to take my place, toed tur tUo Uon.
Three cheers fur the press! It's the
great agency of civilisation. . It's lie
prize lifo tiiker. U'a thclool out!
Here 1 go ftsninr .
. He put h'i bead down and coughed
so long and violently thnt at the end
- .".'. " . . '
" atn prepaml to nvik you n projto-
, S.tiOH." - -
of it John Cordon foiintt liiiiiftelf ou his
knees by the sido of his friend holding
bis bend and now thoroughly nUirmed.
"Why, tills can't go on, David, he
expostulated. " , .
"Yea, it can apparently. At least it
seems to go on tjuile easily,"
'."But you'll simply commit "sHU.'jde
if you donT listen to reason nnd quit
all work for at lenot six months."
"Can't do it. (lot too much at stake,"
Hart on answered. He rose,' and, going
Into an adjoining rtmm. he took some
medicine, bathed Ills face ami enme
out looking so much better that .John
(Jonlon was amnxed.
. "Only a trifling little cough, Job,n.
It's not on my lungs. Just n thront
tronMe. " I got caught out In the rnln
down near Hoh House the other
night and didn't hnv i o')n v to steal
u. uiultrellu witliout gt'ttiiig caugbt
agnin. Come tp mid lei's liavo out the
reform btiKlticss. Y'ou can't let Harris'
offer go ly.- It's too., much of
chance." v ' ' .
"But I'm keeping- yon tip too late,"
Gordon said doubtfully. . : ; , -'.
"Why, old imm, haveu't you sent
your things over here to stay until you
get married or something? Whose are
those duds out In the hull?" - ,
"They're mine, I ex t. I sent them
over this nfternoou. The lreak had to
come rtt home some time, and I know
you would take me In at any time."
"Sit down, then," said Burton, giving
bis friend a pnsb into nu easy chair.
He himself went ovt r to a lounge .and
lay down on It. turning his pale, thin
face, with its grout, glowing eyes, to
ward John Gordon. -, . .
- The grim death had already laid a
long band on Burton's chest, but with
the stubborn cynicism ot his character
Barton refused to acknowledge any
mnstcry, although, contrary to most
victims of consumption, be knew and
acknowledged himself that do what hen
would he could not shnko that hand
off. . .. -
John fiordon mournfully eyed tbo re
cumbent llgurc on the lounge. - . .
"Forgive me, David. I baVe been so
busy over my own plans that I have
not thought of you. Why have you not
let me know about"
"Oh, let's talk of your matters. Mine
can wait. Besides, don't you ktiow it's
not the thing to talk lo sick people
(limit their condition? Don't make me
believe that I have anything. Uow
about Harris' offer't" .
"I have decided not to accept it," re
plied Jolin-tiordon quietly.
"That's plump. Kay why." ,
John (iordon did not nuswer at once.
"I've already told yon partly. Boeing
Hurris confirms iny opinion concerning
bis Insincerity. He simply wnuts to
use the fact of my connection, with
Hope House to get a feature more or
less seiiHntional for the News."
"You didn't lake to liliu very loving,
ly, did you?" Bnrtou chuckled.
"I found myself In dunger of hating
him." .
"Still, Harris has bis good points.
lies tue most egotmtic .man I ever
knew, but with the exception of that.
and perhaps a doxen other remarkable
faults, he's Interesting. He's interest-
nig," Barton reiH'Uted. "You'ro too
particular, John. I don't see why you
can't carry ou the department and
make "tilings around Bowcn street Just
hum for reform If you have the paper
to help yon. If you expect an angel to
come along and give you a page of his
daily to hooKt your reforms, you'll have
to wait till angels are thicker in the
newspaper business than they are now.
I don't know any myself. My ao
nuaintnnce so far hns been In the other
direction." '
"There's another reason I haven't
given for refusing Hnrrls." John Gor
don spoke thoughtfully. "I want to
know the people liefore I begin to talk
or write ala-iut them. And I ought to
spend at leant ten years of my llfo in
seeing, hearing, thinking, knowing, but
not much In writing not yet. lie you
know what the bishop of Ixmdon an Id
awhile ago?"
"No; I don't kuow the bishop."
"He said; .'I have found that Isola
tion of one clahs from another Is the
root of all social evils. Contact with
tho neglected eop!e and Hie lapsed
masses was the method of Christ's
reclamation of tlie lost. It Is the ouly
method tbnt can rucceod now.' Isn't
that quite remnrkahlo for a bishop? I
met him 'In Ixndon. He is the most
all around 4'lirlst Inn I ever saw. I
wish they had a !Hbop like thnt here.
Now. you see I don't want to go Into
the newspaper business In the sensa
tlontil wsy that Hnrrls wants.' I need
to live aiming (lie people for a period,
at least -tin I II I nm a'1le to talk and
write with Some Sort of knnWIivlge.
Il.irrlsf Idea Is to hurst not .with
page of denunciation and hysterical
pictorial exposure of human conditions,
partly for political reasons, bnt more
cseclnl1y to get the News before the. j
public and do big advertising buta
nes." .
"Yon wrong Harris, eve at bis
worst," said Barton decidedly. "I can't
help thinking he's got some buuian
kindness in him. Ho may be all ego
tism, but he's not ail bad. There's the
mouey off nr. Yon haven't considered
that"
- John Gordoa seemed troubled for
moment.
"Of course we shall need money for
ail toe thing we plan, Mlaa Andrew
wu wishing she might secure 13.600
for the new tUtrmltury. 8b goes out
and lecture every whiter to make ex
penses." "Yes. The city will kill aer. It .will
i kill ber, I tell your' cried out Barton
! tn a genuine burst of rage.
"The world kills all it prophet and
reformer In on way or another," said
John 'IWdoa sadly. "The blood- of
the martyr is the seed of the church.
The very people that applaud Mine An
drew and say she Is doing grand
work don't com to her rescue In any
rreat number. And she 1 In or
need right now." '
"Then why don't you let riarrl
belpr . - ,
"lie can help If be want to. If he'
sincere, be will do It wltboat my going
on the paier. I've made up my mind,"
Gordon hastily added a Barton made
gesture. . "I thluk I can secure some
money from men In the city."
"Let me know bow much, so w can
publish the amount, will you?" Barton
aald dryly.
John Oordon did not answer, and
after quite a lon( silence Barton said
tuddculy: . . , .'.
"By the way, 1 suppose. Miss Marsh
will help you, of course. You'll be mar
ried and set up residence together in
Elope House? How did. you win her
over to your extreme views?" ;
"I didn't. We are not going to be
married. Bbe refuse to go .with ma
Into Hope House. Ob, David, do yoil
tliuik thut was a mistake?"
It all poured out at once, because all
the evening John Gordon had been
longing to eouflde in the one man in ail
the city whom he loved aud trusted.
Everything they had been talking
about so far had seemed in one sense
of smull Importance 'compared with hi
heart' hnnger for her, which had
deepened with every moment' absence
from hers III Immediuts resolve to go
to Hope House, hi t,alk with Mis An
drews, bis visit wits hi friend, the In
cident of Harris and hi offer were not
evidence of his Insensibility to that re
solve on her part to refuse hi choice
of life work. It was only characteris
tic of him to go straight on with the
details of hi life no matter what oc
curred. John Gordon was the last man
111 the world to withdraw Into a sullen
or moody isolation on account of great
private trouble or sorrow.'.
But he longed for sympathetic coun
sel. And his Impulsive outcry simply
voiced another fact of hi nature, the
fact of nla affectionate trust In friend
ship, a trust that kept no event secret
that a frjend might wish to know and
share. " .,'"': ' '
David Barton sat up and. exclaimed
sharply: 1 -
"Do you- mean to soy that Mis
Marsh refuse to live with yon In Hope
House?"
- "She doe refuse, but I did not give
her time, 1 am afraid, to give her rea
sons." ' . ,:' -
' "Time or reasons! How much time
doe she want?" Barton went on sav
ftgely. "Hope House la not good
enough for bor, eh? She I not willing
to go with the man who loves her into
such a burden bearing life! She love
her nice, clean, soft, easy, social posi
tion more than she love the man! No,
I tell you," Barton silenced bl friend,
who made a gesture of dissent. "The
girls of this age are Hot like those of
our fathers. They are not willing to
begin In a small, economical way and
share their huslmnds' privations. They
want big, expensive establishment
right off. They have no idea of any
sort of II fp except one of luxury and
social successes. To my mind, you're
well rid of her!" .
i "No, no, David! Not that! I ought
not to have made sncb a test. You do
not know her as I do." - '
- "I don't want to either. Isn't it for
better, for worse, for richer, for poor
er? If I were the woman you loved,
wouldn't I go with you anywhere,
John? Yon know I, would, mean,
elflsh animal that I am. If I were a
womnn aud bad the love of John Oor
don, I wouldn't even ask him where
he was going. I would simply go.
That's the reason I aay you're well rid
of her. - She not worthy of. yoo,
John.?. - .. . ,
"But you have never loved any one,
Da vidi" fried Joint .Gordon In great
distress, for he was nearer saying a
sharp word to bis friend than at any
time since their friendship began.
"I love you, John, more tharf this
seiflsU woman ever loved. But I'm
afraid that' not saying very much.
Wouldn't t die for you?"
. "I believe yon would, David."
"Well, this woman wouldn't even
live for you."
"It's harder to live than to die some
times," John Gordon answered, with a
e'gh.
"I tell you she' not worthy of yon,
John. 'Mend ynnr broken heart or
get another.' " Barton rang the first
line of a Nipular music hall tmllnd.
"No woman Is worthy of a man if she
refuses to accept his term when they
are as reasonable ami as necessary
yours. But It has bit yon bard, hasn't
itr .
For answer John Gordon bild - his
head down on the table. Barton eyed
him sympathetically, but offered no
word of consolation. After awhile be
muttered: ' '
"Confound these women! They make
more trouble than all the men put to
gether. The young fellow seems to
have sustained a compound fracture.
But It'll beal in time. Good tbing.be'
got a steady Job. Hope House will
give him employment" He lay quiet.
and after a little Gordon rose and
walked Into the other room.
He stayed there until be beard Bar
ton I login to cough again, when be In
stantly returned to bl friend' id to
And blra sitting np on the couch, bis
bend between bis hands,
. This time the roughing was of short
duration, and Barton exclaimed the
Instaift be was able to spenkT
"I ran tell time by my conph. If so
regular. I shall mis It when It leave.
The last one tonight. I usually wind
It np about half past 10." .
"lMivld. bar yon consulted a di
torr "..Not today." j
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In use for over 30 years,
nd
All CountcrfeiU. Imitations
- ni Las heen nuwio iimier his
' euTiV CA4tZ AllovTnonetod4Mlvoy4ulal
Experiment that trifle with and entlanccr the health ttf .
Ip&nts and Children Experience agauutt Experiment,
What Is CASTORIA
4Caatorla is a harmless substitute for Castor OU. Pare
goric, Drops and Soothln Syrups. It to Ploasant. It
contain neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
ubsU4iee. Its age Is -its guarantee. It destroys Wortua
. 7 and allays FeverUhnes. It cures Diarrhcoa and 'Wind .
- Colic. It relieves Teethiitjr Troubles, cure Constipation
and Flutuleucy. It assimilates the Food, regulate the
' . 8toniaeh and Bowebt, giving healthy aud natural sleep.
The ChUtlreu's IauacMV Tlio Blothcr's Frlcud.
CENUthE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
nu umaa Maswt, n iwm marr, an mm m
"Any tune?"
. "Ccrtnlnly." '
"What does bo say?"
"Just what you and Ilarrla say. Quit
work aud go to Colorado. I . can t
Don't bother about-It. I won't go,
that' all, I've begun to get attached
to the cough, It baa sliowu such an af
fection for mv.".
He straightened up and .laughed ut
the look In his friend's face. Uordou
Was only partly assured.
"It will kl", you."
"First time anything ever did."
"You have uo right to neglect it."
"Neglect it IXm't I nurse It day aud
ulghtT fio cough ever had better core
than iniue. I give it the best tiie.pntent
medicine show affords."
"It wlU be the death of you."
- "All right," Bnrtou sniil cheerfully.
"Hather die from my cough than from
a stupid, thoughtless trolley cur. Hy
the way' John, did you ever think .ol
the difference between being run over
by a' horse and wagou and an Auto
mobile?" ...
"I never gave It much thought."
' "More people get run over by auto
mobiles than by horses, "so the facts
show. You see a man can dodge a
horse because be--tho horse is alive.
Bat an automobile Let's change, tua
subject. Give me your programme." -
"My programme!"
"Your programme a a reformer.
What are you going to do? What liiit
in your mind? John" David Bar(uii(
swiftly changed from the careless, flip-1
pnnt manner be had assumed over hi
yhysical condition, and John Cordon
instantly knew the friend who loved
hint wa talking now- out of his grent
serious heart. "John, if yon arc really
going to try to make the old world bet
ter you've held out your arm to a wres
tler who will give you tlie struggle of
your life. I want to help. I don't be
lieve It will amount to anything the
struggle, I mean. . And maybe not th
help eitncr. uui ten me your nenrt s
desire."
"Well, then," John Gordon answered,
Whllo hi whole expression glowed
with hi real deep religious enthusi
asm and a pride that swept his thought
even of Luelht Marsh out of existence,
"I have a programme. First, I plan to
live at Hope House as long ns I can lie
of use there or ns long ns I can from
that Place in the city learn the city. It
may be live years, it may be ten
If
It Is ten. I shall be only forty. A man
cannot do much public work worthy of
the name nntlKhe is forty."
"History nnd biography say other
Wise, but never mind." muttered Bar
Ion. "Uo on." '
"My plnns of course do not cover
possibilities thnt iniiy come Into my
experience at the end of my residence
in Hope House. But 1 have dreamed
of many things. I don't mean hook
knowledge, but live, personal knowl
edge of pcoie. Not the kind that
make a man a professor of sociology
lit 'the university, but tlie kind thnt
make a man want to change bad laws
or make good ones; the kind of know!
edge of people that I'niil hnd when he
said, 'Woe is me" if I preach not the
gospel;' the kind of knowledge of peo
ple thnt coniiels a man to see In every
other man a universe of eternal vnliie
and eternal happiness."
"There are mighty few people In this
dty that think of rnn-down-at-thc-heel
humanity after Hint fashion," muttered
Barton again. Then nftcr n silence he
asked:
"Who's against you In nil tula?"
' "Selfish, greed, ecclesiastical pride lu
the churches. Kliticnl rottenness In the
City management, cynical Indifference
on the part of cultured men and wom
en, whisky, yellow press, business Im
terests wherever they touch financial
km. If reform calls for sncrtlice; for
eign bom and foreign shaped classes,
but most of all the opposition of blgb
bred apathy which grows out of the
nil of h-rcllglnn."
"And who is on your side?" Barton
asked almost nierhanlcally. In low
tone.
- "Oott, all good men and women In the
churches, and there are many; a rising
sentiment among young men against
municipal partisanship, a gradually ris
ing Journalism which In time will da
mn nd the extinction of yellow Journal
ism, which Is an exrrrscence that car
rle In large measure It own destruc
tion, and a rising tide of popular pas
sion against the saloon a aa Institu
tion and for more equal opportunities
la the field of struggle for human hap-
ll(,'l,Mf4WJ'W
I A!
Bought, ami which has herm
hM borne the slirnutrir of
Los been nuwlo iiwder his ietv
I Inffcnry.
i this.
and Jnstut.irood' ro but
Signature of
pines."
"You left out the largest Item In the
lint of forces against reform."
"What's that?"
"The people themselves."
"Of couri I realise that," John Oor
don replied slowly. "But It wa not
tho people that crucified Jesus. It was
tho scrilK'S and Phurlsees." .
"Tho people yelled, 'Crucify him!"
"The rnlilile, you mean.'
"What's the difference?"
"I don't kuow exactly, but the rabble
I not the people."
"Mighty fine distinction," Barton
muttered again. "Of course you can'
.She jni( the Itook in hit hatult.
deny that the common peoplo-are an
ungrateful lot. You heal ten lepers;
and ouly one out of the ten will ever
tlmnk you for it,'
"What difference docs that uiako to
me If they're healed?"
"Ilonp of difference to them, though.
I siipjioae you know t lin t even the poli
ticians don't get In Miss Andrews way
eo much ns the people themselves.
They don't know enough to make the
general good of greater concern than
their particular good. . They're an un
1 grateful lot, the people are
Not all of them. But even if tbey
Tver,-, I don't know ns that I any
n-niain for letting them alone. Jesus
probably knew that only one of the ten
lepers would return to give thanks, yet
li.- healed them nil."
"They in nut lie mighty ashamed of
themselves by this time," said Barton
wearily. Oordon Instantly noted It'
"You're tired out Not another word
tonight. Can't I do anything for youl
No? You will call me If yon need me?"
"Yes, of course. You know when
your old room Is. Just make yourself
. at home. I gnve orders to William
when your' thing, came to get youi
room ready. Kousil sleep to you."
In the innrnlng the friends break
fasted nt a cluhrooin near by, when
Barton hnd lutchchir quarter at table,
and John Cordon noted' with confers
tho face of Barton, which showed
marks of wakefulness.
"I conghed once or twice Just to keep
In prnctlce. And nt 0 o'clock I went
off agnin just as a reminder of getting
np time. But Jnn't you worry. I'll bt
nil right when I get used to It."
Ho laughed lightly and accompanied
Oordon wrt way down Into the city,
leaving him nt the jsilnt where tbf
Hope House district began, after exact
lug a promise front him tliat he would
take dinner with him at 7 that evening
John Oordon went at once to Hope
House nnd hnd a conference with Mia
Andrews.
- "There is no reason why I should no!
begin my work at once," Cordon said.
"Tlie trouble Is" Miss Andrews spokt
with a slight smile "you are not Ilk
the average resilient More than half
of my people during the last ten yean
have left mc to enter their life work.
Now I understand"
"This is my life work," an id Oordon
gravely.
"It l matter of both life and
dcntli, Mr. Oisrdon. But let u arrange
a definite programme," she added has
tily, as If dlxtitrlx-d by some klea for
eign to this conference. "How would
you tike a tenement bouse tour to be
gln Willi?"
To be Continued.
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