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FreeJmdesy By "Vidor %msseanx J C ae rrto h l k r W u. ca se rn a s. W S U Oarvtaa. _______________ ^ .a t found It and threw It InaliW, together ! and rntra gonorauona ia o « with the puck from hlg ahouldera. Ha , gravad InvIUtloo to further troeblo "The aaeood principia le thet raised the heavy anchor. Ha threw all k" **“ bla weight against the boat, which re dohtor couatry ahall ha tesad to tha llsalt wblle tho flobt ramalas, bal la ceded In a trail of viscous mud until It wus afloat, l-ec leaped In. sailed no avant lo a pofat whofa tta seo the ours, tired a not her shot In warn- 1 no mis olructura eolUpaea nadar tho atraía, nnd. furth. r. tbst tha aatlonale lug. All Ihe while tha woundod man of tha debtor coontry ahall la no caso was howling along tho shore. have a lasaar bordan of Laiatloo apon Iwe pushed desperately with tho (hora than bava tha natlonsla of oars till he was la deeper water. Its tho erodltor couolry—anothsr prlsd pulled furiously for iiild-channel. At pío tho aouadnoM of wblch cannot be he did so there came a sound that for qaoetlooed on,. Instant almost unnerved him. what “The Uslrd principie te thal wlth with the psychological effect of that eeeh taxaa oollectad. pavmenta Utero idl ilgy listening to It- the chugging frota shatl be made to tha erodltor of the engine. Theft, na he reached "pen water, lie saw by the light of the pallid moon that loaned for a mojMOt through the atoriuelouda, lha Idack ■peck of the motor boat trailing the ■*" "ml York bout dimly. But euddenly the rattling of the en- glue died In n splutter. The motor bout was about a hundred yarda dla- tnnt. The next Inatant the hang of n rtlln rsinltrmed lu-e's hopes. The en- kad w)|llrr „ „ o o lV g u e «lln e or 1 had become out of order. Instantly lew was pulling us he bad , never pulled before. Again the rifle j sounded. Twice more. Now tha | motor boat waa almost Invisible In ttoa darkness. | Then, almulfqneoualy with another discharge, something struck Lea n vio lent blow In lha side that knocked hhu on hlg hark. lie was up In a moment, end pulling with all Ida might, though he knew be , ........ Impended, o f ..... on ■hort of tho arttlnf of • broke« Iboro aro fow o|>oratlono moro hla brin g utile In rupture u bout. gainful than the roatorall»n of a Joint Into poaltloa, anti U * praysd for Tho beet plan Air Ihe Free Timb re »rally that th« gtrt'a nnconadonanoaa would hare been to have withdrawn would Idal until ko had put to hor them to the proomutory, knowing •orvlM tho kaowlsdgs which ha bad that Lee could not gwlrn with the girl arqulrad with tho Canadian army that stretch of Ice-cold water. medical corpa upon tho woatern front I.oo fall euro that, In their vagernrse. It wai nonrrvlng. holding that whlto feeling secure In their numbers, lb-y knoo hatwoon hla hands ao luatln. i would encamp u|ain the ahore. either with Ufa. an fragile, delicate, an won beaching tho boats or leaving theta derful when viewed aa a piece of anchored under tha single guard la the raeehanlem which he waa to manipulate middle channel. like an me dutnay Journeyman, called About half an hour after dark hi- tw to repair the work of a maatrr. aet out on his Investigation*, lie Fortunately I.ea had aaalated at moved through the brush a* softly u* prertaely that aame operation ear ora I •ny Indian, and. booted though hr wna, tlmea In the Held; and. trying to dla- hardly a twig crackled tinder hla feet Making his way toward the central regard the mnona of pain that came from the glrt'a lipa ae ho proceeded, he portion. Wvhere the tree* went e|mrser snd the ground undulating, he soon fumh'ed with the dlaplaced txme Hut that atroggle waa terrible, for discovered whut he was looking for, the body of Itaolf knuwa no dignity. Ihe distant glow uf a ramp lire. I Vnertoua. Leo knew that the girt Four men were seated around thv would neither hare Alachad n«r lire, drinking and conversing loudly, moaned; hut u neon ación» aha could ft waa Impoaaltde to make out their not control the proteate of the body, fares In tbs darkness, but leu united which had to ba reatcalned by aome- patleotly until the light of the fire thlng a)moot brutal In He frnnk vio Mil upon each, and ascertained that lence. none o f them was Iwarded. Rathway, then, waa either In chnrg« Rut I .as etrdkfled on, feeling the •baft head of the bone ecour the edgee of the motor boat, with the alglli man. of the eocket under the cap A mini or had been forced do return to lilt atruggte, the weight of hla whole Itody headquarter*. owing to hla condition. Loe circled the ramp, and dis •ad ahouldera thrown to hla teak— and euddenly It waa aceompllahecl. covered. to Ids Joy, the York boat, The Joint slipped Into pool lion, the haorlied on the shore about twrn|gr tortured body rea aid It a prntoaf. and live yarda distant. The men had not t-ee rnoe. tho poropiratlon strraralnc troubled to draw It up on Idrcli roller*, where It would have he. n a mailer of » down hla fare. Trembling In tho nerroua reaction time and labor to float It again; It fmm tho etruggle. l e t llatrned to the lay with Its keel In tho mud. careening Increasing nalee of tho molar boat to tho lap of the little wove«. ■gain. Lee cogitated. If the men got drunk It moe to a roar aa It paaaed again that night. It might be possible I" make aloof tha channel Immediately In off with the boat without amusing front of hla hldlag placo, and gradnnllt them, no the other hand the prab- abilities were that through fear of dwindled away. tearing the girl where the had Ratbwny they would elny sober . Lae Had Set Down the Rifle When H « folian back Into unconactouanea* l.o- enough to guard It effectively. And Picked Up the Girl. He Placed Her a acceded one of the eproce treee and the delay was telling up»n hi* nervr-a. In the Boat, Ran Back and Found It He decided that at all p c i It was ] arnaned the channel. The motor boat ard Threw It Inelde, Together With waa tearing up the ahore of the I aland naceaanry to make the attempt n* the Pack From Hit Shoulders. along Ihe edge of the reed» It con quickly aa possible. talns.1 Rathway and lam other men was sounded. Rut at all coat he must Jfe mad.* hla «ray t«ack to the girl, Ano her York boat waa coming from atrap|ied the puck <*n hla back, nnd. reucli that nearing, welcome ahore. He lha direction o f the promontory. taking her In hla anna, begun to np frit tho wet blood trickling down him. Th'e contained three men aleo. preach the encampment by n Circuitous Ills breath was coming In short g**pa. M l on the trail; and f-ee guea^at route through the tree«. He lient to the oafs with all hla reso that they would leeve no nook no fa the darkness, staggering over the lution set U| hui the completion of that aeurrhed In their determination to to uneven ground, anil landed a* bo was. Journey. At lust the shore seemed to rate hlmartf and the gtrt. Ihe task was an ulHiut Impossible one rraili out to him. the foreota parted, The laland aptiearad to be about e Hul, added to Ibis, the girt awakened the distant shouts died away, lie ran mile la length by a third wlile. I-.-»- and began talking dlajolntedly, some the bout aground. aoelng that dlocorery waa only a mal time* crying out In fear. It wna al l-ee’a brain seemed preternsturnlly ter a t Ume, decided that It would hr most Impossible to quiet her ■cute. In that raomrnt be did not for better to abandon the boat and tnkr Rhe clung to him. moaning. For n get the pack, but, snatching It from refuge aomewhere In the nnderbruab whole hour he tried to assuage her the boat, leaped aahora, and. ntnnlofl I f the York bant had aot been found terrors, until nt Inst she dropped some flfty yards, placed It carefully In by nightfall, he eoold return with I hr asleep again from weakness snd wenrl Ihe brush at the hsor of a tall pine, girl and try to encape to tho mainland lie ran buck, picked up the girl, and, I f It were discovered, their situation Once more Lee took up hla tas'i carrying her In hla anna, began to would ho no worse: Now the campnre came Into view. The make his way Into the thick of tha lie stropped one of tha parka about four men were «till visible about It. rarest, hlo hark, picked up the gtrl. and. thu- shouting and quarreling; they wet*' (C o n tin u t'll n e x t w e e k .) enrumliered. proceeded through the drunk, but not drunk enough to ret) thick brush, making for the opposite der escape without a tight |»>«slM*. •bore, where he put the gtrl down In I t ’reeplng. almost Inch by Inch, to the a email declivity where the g r o w t h wge extension uf rasplierry brambles. Lev thlrkeet Removing tho tin pannikin followed It down to the water* edge from tho outelila of the pork, be ob nnd laid the girl down. lie looked «J tained water and poured some down her apprehensively for s moment, hul the gtrl'a throat. He noted that the liar rye* «vere closed In sleep and her ■wallowing refleg waa prearnt. a fa hrenth!->g was soft *nd regular. Payments to America Should Be vorable sign In nnconaclonsneaa. as hr Tb< n coolly l.co *tep|M>d out Into the hud learned nt the front open «pure nnd matte his way toward Guided by Dawes Plan, Toward the middle of the afternoon lha group. Says C. L Mitchell the aun, which bad shone brilliantly He wee within live and twenty yard* | throughout the morning, went pernm of them before they perceived him. and Aently behind the clouds. Anothn then they seemed to take him for one The fundamental principled of tha snowstorm was beating* up. A few of their party. I.ee's Impressions were Dawes qilan for settling the European ■oft (lakes began to fail. of confused shouting and ehnllengtnq war debt question are applicable to Rnddenly a distant hubbub broke problem of the Allied debit to the out and continued. There wna no nils rred them; he was almost u|x>n them United 8tatoa, Chartee It Mitchell. taking what waa meant. The York before I’lerre recognised him. board had been discovered president of the National City Bank "By |ir, It's date d—n four The Free Traders began to hMl of New fork , declares In an article In dustier!” he shouted. a cross the laland, calling to one an And on the Instant l.ee wna Into the tks American Bankers Association other. Their voloea gradually aonnded thick of them. A tall ruffian grasped Journal. Mr. Mitchell says: nearer. • Crouching beside the gtrl In “ Debts betsreen nations era always a rifle and rushed at hltu. fg*e fired Iho thtek of the brush,-I.ee walled. At The man. shot through the hand s source at International trouble, snd a distance he saw two of them past dropped the rifle, and; uttering a howl I 1 consider It of great Importance that through the treea and disappear. The of pnin, took to hla be«*ls In the under our own economic sa well aa political shouting died away. relations with such countries as growth. Aa anon as they had passed him. France. Belgium snd Rely may he Im A second man was ntmlng st hint. leaving the girl where she lay, I.ee Lee brought the butt of his pistol proved hy an early adjustment ot ■lipped aoftly through tho under their debt* to our own nations) gov- growth, making hla way back to the down upon his hend, snd tho man, erumsnL collapsing In a mumbling heap, lay | sandy aplt Hla expectations were Country Endorsed Dawee Plan confirmed. Tha York boat had dis (ace upward upon the ground. Shorty “! hope that we are gradually learn was pulling desperately nt a gun. Loe appeared. tng that such debts, tf unduly forced, Reaacendlng the aprura tren, he saw awung at him. iiilsord his skull, hul may result mors calamitously to ths ihe two York hoala moored to the knocked him aldewlse with a blow commercial IntetTsts of our own coun motor boat In mid-channel, a man with that laid hi* cheek open to the bans try than to those of the debtor cou Shorty dropped and lay still. a rllle seated In It on guard. Pierre, who hud made no movement try. This talk of forcing payment ol They ware trapped nn tho Island. of aggression, was staring at I.ee ‘every dollar to ths last penny,' Is Loo mode hla way hack, and waited commercially unwise I think ire may stupidly. t while the afternoon wore oway. Tho assume that the Dawes plan has had "Ilnnda up, d—n you!" Les shouted. the Indorsement of the American peo snow fell thicker. Hu took off hla Pierre's nrni* went up to tliolr full ple through thair election of General mackinaw and plachd It over the girl. Lee frisked hltu, took Ills •Dawes to ths Vice Presidency of ths Rhe wag no longer In a coma, hut height aeml-conacloua. and unaware of her gun, took Shorty's nnd the third linin's, United States. That plan la one that principles surroundings. Rhe muttered and and tossed them Into the undergrowth establishes fundamental loaned; sometimes It waa all Ixw could aa fur aa he could fling them. He which may bs applied In conelderlng do to quirt her, And the disjointed atoo|a>d nnd picked up the rifle that the debts of ous nation to another And, resulting from wgr fragmenta of apecch that fell from her the first man had dropped. "The first principle. ■■ I see It. Is lips Indicated the aame mental an within a few geci^kd* of the opening guish that ahe had revealed to him melee. Lee found himself, hy virtue that the yoke ot ttie war debt ahall of the surprise, muster of the situation not bo held na a burden upon the during their ride through the range. But there was no time to he loot, | people beyond the generation that had He nhmltfered to think of her menial ngnny If ahe had awakened to find for the tall ruffian who had fled wna to do with the war. This principle Is howling aomewhere-along the shore, clearly Intimated In tha fact that ths h erself a prisoner In Rathwny'a power and all depended upon the nearness of Industrial snd railway debentures nt the promontory. And even In the dnrknenn of their the motor boat. Lee, covering Pierre, I which form the principal seenrity snd denpemte nltuntlnn, he drew new hop« harked quietly to the place «vlier« ho mesas of payment ot the debt carry from hla resolution. And gradually hla had laid the girl. He picked h r np I per rant Intereel wltlt 1 per cent amortisation, trhlch meant that snch nnd ran toward the boat with her. plana formed In hla mind. Instantly Pterra’s figure wo*blotted obligations sra to he over s period Of Then night began to fall, and Lee shout thirty-six yearn. breathed a vast sigh of relief. Un out In the darkness. Lee had set down the rltle when he An Invitation to Traubte less Ills plans miscarried, they should “ Any attempt V* fore« the carrying be safa upon tha mainland wall before picked up the g irl; he placed her In the hot tom of ths built. raU buck ttllj of suck, debt burdens to th« eecond midnight I Household Dept. V A L U A B L E HOUSEHOLD R k C IP E S AM O » U á O tA U O N » White Oaha ■ • T w o cups sugar, fou r cups flou r, three teaspoons baiting powder, uuu cup puller, one cup m ilk, w h it «« o f eight eggs, and any fla vo rin g . Cream Ihu butter and augur until very cream y, add m ilk and there cup* flou r, e g g w hites beaten s tilt und, lastly, tile rest o f flou r urtd the baking pow der sifted togeth er. Bake eith er as ,-t lo a f o r layer cuke, and fro s t as d e sired. Mrs. I. W . Brow n eoontry to n ch an -«test oaly aa tboy esa be made wlthoot dlaraptlng Inter notlonal omebange and commarea. The ioundneaa of Ibis laat 1« apparetu oa I lu faca. “Tbeea I raffard aa Cha fnedamantol prtoelplea of tha Dawea plan, and all I t f Iho bond reds of pagos of the so- Baited Ham— Fur a b ig crowd Dawes report ore devoted ta a twelve-pound hum Is spoilt j I thorn p r t 'it p lc ¡ r ‘» ^ b% V* r ‘ ed " - If tbaoo principia« «eooptod M | «ord lu g to the s iie o f the group I they moot also be sound to ’eat the hum. W ash the b am * principles by which the payment of w ell and put it into a solu tion the debts of allied countries to us con tain in g about tw o cups o f M tR bn determinad, and we weald i bMl apply kerb a yardstick as oar v in e g a r to * ga llo n o f wator. cloak in this solution over night. ' i t l « H t 1« y « * of 'every daller ta In the m orn in g pour the water B oil in clea r w a ter fo r tfea laat p*aay * la the adjustment ot o ff. ear lerelgu relations, ese an tin! to the about three hour*. T h en pu l development Of Increased export end >t in the oven and bake it with Import trad«, there can be ao problem the skin on fo r about « n hour •f greater Importance than reaching a sound and Anal conclusion aa to tbla o r so, then take it out o f the Irritating question of tbs dtbte of si oven and rem ove the akin. P ou r tied countries to oursslvaa." about a .cup o f brown sugar over it and put in about two q u a rt* o f w ater. , Haste fr e quently until done. Pu t a few *| ISDIM (. COBB bread crum bs pn top and brown A d v ic e to C harlie Chaplin them. T h e lo n g er you work Last spring when Cm.-nil Neville, with it and tun o ft e n r i« you the hero of the deft-nae of Verdun, baste it, and the c lo ser you was making his tour of America lie was the gnrat » f honor at ■ big public watch it to keep it front burn reception le one of the l a h Angeles ing, the b e tter success you w ill hotels. Among those Invited to meet have in baking ham. the distinguished visitor were the Mrs. J. A. N o ll more prominent mem tier* of the mov ing-picture colony. Oake Icing — O n e -h a lf cup o f At the doors of General Neville’s suite Will Rogers met Charlie Chaplin. brown sugar,* o n c-b a lf cup o f Chaplin, who In private life Is a re w h ile su gar, three tablespoons served and rather sliy little man. waa cold .w a ter, w h ite o f one e g g considerably fusee,I up over the pro# ' 'u n b e a te n ). H eal in double pert ahead of him. , b o ile r e ig h t m inutes. Rem ove “ I suppose we’re expected to say a ! and add fla v o r. Be sure w a ter few words to the general." he cooflded ! is b o ilin g in lo w e r p a rt o f the to Roger*. “ But for the life of me I can’t think of the best way to start the double b oiler. Mrs. Pau l R in glo conversation” Rogers gave to.the problem a ui<> ment of earnest consideration. Say I t With Printing "Well.” he mid. “ you might ask him "F low er« Die’* If he was In the war. am) which ride Unxceltod Job Printing he waa on." M i] Favorite Stories (C o p y Ha h i hy t k a C m - r a l r » a A— la) la w , Our Ads are written to be read The Beaverton Review G et you r p rin tin g at t round j lemon, o&o cup sugar, on« tablespoon o f cornstarch, three eggs, tw o cups hot water, on« tahtospoon butter. Orate th« yellow rind of the lemon and add Julo«, tho yolks o f three eggs, th« sugar, and cornstarch, and mix to gether well. Add water and butter and thicken over slow fire. Make a rich pis crust and glaxe the Inside o f th« «hell with the whlto o f an egg. Put in oven for one minute.' Then pour In the filling and cover WalTI— Beat two egg* un til very » t iff and creamy. Add with stiffly beaten egg whites. on «-h a lf cup rich tnilk or Mrs. C. Jacka cream; and one-half cup flour, one teaspoon baking powder, «alt, and one teaspoon sugar, sifting the dry ingredient* to gether. Mix lightly. Me l t butter one and one fourth inch cube and add last, stirring only enough to mix. Bake in a nun-greased waffle iron until nrown. Mrs. Preston Bolt , •teak about one Inch thick, and pound flour, salt, pepper and ■mall onion real well Into *Btn«. Put a tablespoon o f dripping» into nn iron skillet and when hot scar both *ide* o f the steak Then add hot water and cook •lowly for two or thre« hour«, adding water as it cook* down] being careful not to burn. Thl* make# wonderful gravy, also. Mr*. C. .larka ■U*¡ l)id RED ELECTRICS ‘ -Inuuljy Service Qwtafc Oak«— Oru- and three- fourths cups flour, one cup Of sugar, three teaspoons baking powder, two eggs put In cup, and cup filled up with milk, •even tablespoons m elted but ter. Sift flour, sugar, and bak ing powder four times. To this add eggs and milk. Beat well and add butter and flavor. Bake in two tins. Mrs. Paul Risgle What a time! Annie says that in this M jazz age” we all o f us operate too fast for our own good. D o n ’t have tim e to relax and think things over the way o u r ancestors used to. There’s another feature in using the Red E lectric*. A short, com fortable ride to where you’re going— with a chance to relax and give the old brain time to catch up. That’s another great advan tage in riding the Southern Pacific R e d Electrics StudioBarber Sh op C. EL A LLE N , Local Agent BEAVERTON home. An experienced MARCELLER in attendance CLASSIFIED ADS C for A STO R IA Infants and Children F tR B T C U tS S W O R K A T R E A S O R A B LE Q u ic k r e s u lt s come from o u r classified p a g e / ORE. PRICES In Use For Over 30 Years ! Alw ays 1 Beaverton T ransf er Co. Lewis Brothers, Props. Ante Truck and Livery Service, Daily Trips To Portland. Furniture and Piano Moving. Y o u g e t- Offices: Beaverton; Cor. 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Every man should make his wife his F IN A N C IA L P A R TNER. Then il anything ha ppens to him she will have the necessary experience to be able to take care of his These homes have fiv e rooms finished and ^ I f your old home is priced f these homes or they can he bought on easy payments Ij Dallas P. M u r r a y ^ C ontractor and Builder i 5 V.J General Banking with unexcelled Service 4 °fo Paid on Savinqs and lime Deposits $ 2 5 will sta rt a checking account and w e make No “ Service Charge” on same. Bank of Beaverton - ■Sñ
