The Beaverton review., August 28, 1925, Page Page Three, Image 3

(ÜM
TUPM
*
!
The Free
Traders
ir*rr (w rv n i tt»« r iv e Trn<i«*r«a h*»M<!
<iuitrt<*r«t
tin- lic )iitii went on nt *
tir* lea* |.»f»««# IlHJratli, with *rh!ng,
Ml»»t»*ri<| fie f, n«*tfMflvr<! all augg«**-
for a 1 « n|; • iirh »lop t Ii ii r { >
hoauf, who had laV«»n rofutiinnd. eo*
ftrrod, wav mudih nitig to liltn.
The reftninfy in I^ h ** b mind o f
JoyiVa fat** gave him a autM*rhiifnaii
♦ rj'lurun»* . Tw U v before Muthway and
I »* had met ; title tlfna ho aworo that If
iha girl liad •uflVrt*«l at hla handa, ha
vhould pay for It with til« life, da-
vpita hla duty to tha 'HiUrv
.n v.
Uictor Rousseau
WMU I I K V I C N
( '• P l t l f t l l
«!>
(Contlnuml
W
7
V
It
from
last
week)
pits
From w lirr» tli.-y lu rk «l tli. > t . ,(i,i
flirur» • movimi HKnlnul the U<<-k*
Krotimi of Or«' In Hu* »tirivi l<»u **f ih»
Berk.
dripping their |»i»tol* itti*
•-.*)
litoti«»ftlt*M. tetMMi Htlli
nt*
Mm of n HijiftVi) " lin i ftjfitfv« ciI»
|H‘cr« U t u * ins luwtril Ih«- ii(i;>in* .n .
Thvy ÌM*tirt) s
f«M *» *M i<!. nj» !**
follow*-«) hy nit mli. rii* \ il» - i. ,,
«'Imrva nf (Wur in
Ami lU (li«rf| , limit, i.itf ilk*- an
ivftf, »turvii ml«« Mliuiijr « !u< <*
"lt*s him!
l ife »h e1* *'«*m*» U •<-k."
b . babblvtl In »ui>ri»(iiiuii» (»fru r
wmi >
U-Ü
C H A P TER X X
Estelle Betray* Leo
All day. with hanlly an Inter**! fi»r
fiMMl ami rw i, U v . UrOrnih. am) U
humif t»tir«o«o1 their wav wi*w»v tlu<
f
Th»y H.ard a Sharp -Hanrfa Up," F «l.
lowed by an Oath, Crias, tha 01a-
chsrg. of Firssrms.
,» »in It'll, nint « 1)11 they |,iirsu<-<l
tlutr loura* ihroush the darkm-sa, un
III, |in».ln» ID slngl« tile abuts lit«
Irarfc ibrotiRli I lit* umra.», known to
itie Imllnn. the) re»a lie<| Hie proiuod
l»r> well brfure mornins.
A* they »ppruaehnd the nerk they
wiw Itmire» ateNlInx toward them
Thinking tlmt their presence h»d torn
■lUrovereil Iwe »prang for want with
hla rhalli-tige.
It <**a the ninu ¡iraiurr who, under
the Impreulon that l a t waa Until
way. «re d »a the words left hie Up».
law II red bgek, I with rolaeed, hut a
bullet from to-lioeufa rifle painted
ilirough Kramer’e l>reaet end with a
«t rnnsllng cry the limn pllehed for
forward into the luke across the broken
purapeL
A »'•littering fusillade from both
aides followed.
Then le t , l,.boeuf,
an<l Father Slriiralh were acroas the
neck aiuoog itie gang, and laying them
about with their rifle butts.
•That » for )re, ye th ief I” tow heard
the priest shout, as Ite felled the tall
mtttab with a blow. 'T h n fa for ye,
ye swindlin' hooch peddler, meesln’
your feel thy hooch In wl' guld liquor.
And is that yoeruet, Sweeney
That's
it hat I promised ye tang syne when I
1 cnught y# near the meeslon t"
Crash, thudded his rifle stock u|>on
a head.
Father UrtirsUi. In fai-t,
seemed lo tie lulling In a good dent
of private vengeance with Ibe cru­
sade. At every Ihud a mini dropiied,
and aa be Smote right and left, mint­
ing Ids comiutnlon. from tbe fray, a
a»rt o f war chant broke from his lips.
Hut the rally was only a uiomentury
"a *
Having emptied their plstola,
Halbway'a men atreamed away tn flight
across the promontory, to be timught
up and c orn er«! at the furttier end.
Then, at law's demand, anna were
flung up. and plstohi went clattering
down.
ft wna not until now that the guns,
• phSMPHff »•• **»»ll** tllfllt |f Utl* |)Ot
OALL FOR BID«
Itatliway wiie had Ihrued the tallies.
The sight o f t o » took what spirit re­
ffenteil proposals wi l l h* re-
mained from thein. T w o o f ilo- men
were allghlly w ,und«l. two were half t eivetl |,y (he tindersig-pod
n t
dnr«| by Mriiruth'e blows, snd u!| lliilicf, Oregon, until six H. M
were Injured In one way or another;
T uesday, Keplemher 1*1, 1925,!
none of them bad any noire tight In
Bidder's, certified checi tor flv#
per cent ( 5 * ) o f th« amount
of the proposal,
payabla ’ to
Br«. K U I WiBch. Kchool Clerk
of IMatricl
107,
Washington
County, Orenon, must accom­
for tbe ronstrtK'ion o f n piny- 1 pany each bid.
them.
Pinna and specification«! The Board reserves the right
to e scanned ihelr f a « « . "W here's shed.
may he obtained from J. 8. to reject any or all bida.
Ila III way T" he Shouted.
They exchanged glances.
Willing [Coward, Aloha, Oregon, or Mr*.
(Signed) Mr*.
Etta
Welch,
a* they were to give up their leader, K tta
Welch,
Huber,
Oregon. Clerk of Dietrict 107.
«36-39
with nr without O'impennai in«, the
same timught had oecwnwd simultané-
oualy to each o f theta, that to l-rlrsy
Italhway tueunt giving up all chances
•if ■ aliare In the gold.
And ns hmg as the hut ren. lined
undlaravereii
that
chance
always
existed.
Impatient o f their evasion, lam
dashed mil o f the but Into which to-
bia-iift M il.m ill and be liad herded
them, searching for Joyce,
lie ran
Into tli« hut adjacent, then rai-nd
■n-romi the promontory to tbe huta near
the neck* But Joyce waa nut la cither
o f tbeae.
There reir.alned the central «lo r*
house, and, running toward II. I.ee
dealt a «ucee»«ion o f furious blows
against tbe d'sir with Ids rifle «lock.
It cracked. *pl!hti-r<-d and fell off tta
hinge*.
»(ritratti «vus nt hla side
Tbe
priest struck • match, and hy flu llg.it
of the tiny flare It could l*r - r. that
the Interior o f the place wus empty,
too- swung i—- ride butt fo r -isly,
knocking over huiréis and I m i . i n tlie
vain hope that Itatliway, at lea*t. was
hiding behind them. But lie « v i not
there,
(fluking off the priest. « bo
•ought to detain him, late ran b k to
the hut tn which the men were h
"W here fa sheT" lie shouti-d, tei lllng
bts rifle at I-terre» face,
"In the but across tbe neck." I’tcrre
hahhled. grav with the terror o f ’ •nth
(T o bn continued next week)
f°o>
S ' K.NKRAI
and
Fas
oil «re
dependable product* for
Hie busy fanner at any
season. You'jl ftud the
needed motor fuel for
tractor«, truck* and oth­
er farm machinery at
this station, where ser­
vice, courtesy anil qual­
ity dominate.
(Jnaker
8 (a le
Oat Your Printing Dons Marer
C A S T O R iA
Dw M
b
« «BÉ ^ ^ t t
I i U m FerOrerSO V**re
l LUMBER CHEAP!
\
Planing Mill
Running
Rough Lumber
$ 12.SC
t
G E T OUR PRICES
and SA V E MONEY
G E T YO U R B ILLS FIGURED
■ iU H.aJv Wok lUdJy
B E F O R E BUYING *
{BEAVERTON
¡ L O O P S E R V IC E
S T A T IO N
Beaverton Planing
\
{ A a i > ^ . NT
Stair C a r C an B e Y o u r »
by this New Plan
Read!
DELICIOUS STEAKS
S
Si
A Special Invitation
A
to every housekeeper in our city to come into our
place and inspect our meals and our market.
W e keep choice F R E S H M E A T S and we
keep our market Clean and Sanitary.
6
olutionary sales
p lan «• en ab le
k \\
car w ltb p ra cti­
cally no expense
to yon. In v e sti­
gate th e details^
of the new cffer/ Jj
Our meat is properly aged and in line condition
when we sell it
"Quality Is Our Policy”
W E M AKE A DELIVERY SATURDAY FORENOON
Phone Orders Early
Beaverton Market
Grocery
<8b
STAR GOLD CERTIFICATE
SAVE AND EARN PLAN « «
H. A. Morrison, Mgr.
In this day and age everybody is entitled to ow n an automobile.
Not content with building the best low cost car in the world, Star
now shows the w ay in a new p lan o f service selling that is so revo­
lutionary, so generous, and so far reaching in its effects that any­
one can own a Star car, under this new merchandising plan.
Beaverton Iransfer to .
Lewis Brothers Props.
AUTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
T O PORTLAND
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
O fllrn *: U o a x e rlo n , C o r n e r o f W a t s o n « n j F ir a t 8t.
I'o r lla tn l O ffic e , i'o r tliin d Aut u F r e ig lil
IV i-inim il
IM iencn:
B ea v e rto n , 51 o n
it.
P o r lin n d ,
M qin 3510
Tour Opportunity is Here
volutionary as to be almost unbelievable. But, facts
are facts.
N o on e ever before devised such an opportunity.
T h in k o f it! Y o u can buy a Star car under this new
sales service plan, and the actuaf (unount o f cash
that comes out o f your o w n pocket depends abso­
lutely, entirely upon yourself.
Realize Your Ambitious
T h e w o rld not only owes you a living, but the right
to have and enjoy its com forts and pleasures.
Y o u always wanted a Star car. N o w , under this new
merchandising idea, you can have one— and as w e
said before [and it’s difficult to realize the truth] pay
as much or as little o ! your o w n money, just as you
choose.
Your Star Is Ready
+
S
T h is new plan has been devised to enable everybody
to o w n a Star car. S o sound and practical is this
revolutionary method o f selling that thousands o f
new cars w ill be delivered in the next thirty days.
Y o u r car is among them, ready to d rive into your
o w n garage. T h e rest is up to you.
*
A Few Minutes Prove Facts
Y o u are the sole determining factor. T h e first step is
to get the details— the fu ll details— which explain
h o w simple and h o w easy it is fo r you to o w n a
New, 1925 Star Car. It will only take a few minutes—the
most profitable minutes you ever spent. But don’t mis® the
opportunity—get the facts from your Star dealer.
You need not hesitate. The Star Motor Company, with it»
normous resources, stands back of every claim and word oi . *
.j^s new merchandising plan.
Today! Get the Facts
The world helps those who help themselves. Now, while it
is fresh in your mind, take the first step. Step into any Star
dealer whose name is signed to this advertisement and hear
the astonishing details of this service sales idea designed to
practically place a Star car into your hands, without a dolb
oi your own money. The details are so startling, so jre
C astori A
TO M T
M O T H E R ! Fletcher’s Cnstoria is a harmless Substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aid« in the assimilation of
OTTO ERICKSON & Co.
Wind Colic
T o Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Rowels
Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates
*
VI TH E
GREATEST
Beaverton
VALUE
BUY
Forest Grove
IN
THE
W ORLD
f
-
To avoid imitation», always look for the signature of
T&tcAv H
f mrm direction» on each package, fhyiKiaat tvcrywLcr« recommend it.
A t lh e New Reduced Prices
*