The Beaverton review., May 18, 1928, Image 2

THF. BEAVERTON REVIEW
FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1928
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Robber
Thanks to Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound
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Largest Rota Carden
Small Girl Knew All
Owned by King Borit
About W ife of Noah
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g if l a i lilt ixt in
I^ )O S t
IVsnlaon, Tvxaa.— " I think there It
BO tonic equal to Lydia K. rinkham'»
---------------------- Vegetable CVm-
pound for nerv-
t « u i « a nnd I
have u«e.l Lvdin
F, P in k h a m ’ »
Sanative Wssh
nnd the P ill* for
CYvastipatiwii. I
ran c e r t a in ly
prniM j-our medi-
rinea for what
they have don*
for mo nnd I
_________________ _ with you su.vaaa
in the tuture. I rnn do nay kind of
work now nnd when woman aak me
what hna helped ua l mvmmend
rour medicine». I will nn»w*r ana
lattara I receive ask mg about them.
— M m . E m m a G muo , Route 3, Bos
*3. IVnioon. T ----
C ritten d en
Marriott
“Oil, good for you. Bill I Thank
you.“
“ Thanks nothin'. Tou ain't got any
thing to thank me tor.
An' I ain't
■Of Ahead* Morton, Virginian,
and secret «ervice nian. receives
got any naira time to watte. You run
a Utter from Tom ratr, bandit
along an' let me be.*
Bill turned
leader, urging that soma ona be
away.
sent to rescue Stella Morton, ros­
So did Stella. But when the raid
ter sister, from the gang. A n
enemy In the gang prevents Pair
Ing party hailed at Falr'a door In the
from
hslplng
the
glrL
The
letter
__
AND CHARM
dim o f light o f the dawn lo report
wae intended for “Go Abrade*
flih Nothing *o mara an other-
Ibelr departure and receive any last
father, who la away from horns
W f wlaa baautirul face aa tba
~i.o Ahead* decides to go him­
minute Instructions; and a little later
-e *-r
Inevitable litwa of tati(ua
self. At "Robben' Rooat* Pair
when they rode away, out beneath the
and suffering rauaad by
explains the eltuatlon to JStella
waterfall, there were ten o f them In­
l tired, a. hill* fart. ALUM?
now
eighteen
years
old-
Shs
does
IOOT-IAM. I ha Alitlwpuo.
stead of nine. In addition to the leader
not want to leave Pair, for
Healing Powder, tnauraa
whom she hae tha affection ot e
Charley's place bad been tilled.
foot comfort. It ta a Toi­
daughter.
let Necsraty. ShsS.l
Fair did not misa Stella until hour»
la year shoes m tba
after »lie had gone. That la to »ay. he
Biaroaf, Shop all Jar—
l lWar* all «Tar.:»*—
missed her but thought nothing o f I t
m M year surra MU
C H A P T E R I I I — C o n t in u e d
Stella seldom appeared at breakfast:
i alary. Trial pack-
ara aad a r™c-liaa
usually she was up and out long be­
lva lie* Poll ami
Then, abruptly, to Fair's delight
fore the rest o f the camp opened Its
»Taw. AAtwaa AUra a Faat-taaa, la lay. M. V.
Barker sent him word o f gome Mexi­ collective eye«.
la a rtach. I a* Allaa'a faat-faaa
Eveo wheo ahe did
cans who wanted aim to run a ship­ not return at midday dinner he was
ment o f rifles and ammunition across not alarmed, snppoalng that »he was
the line Into Mexico and take back chatting with the women or playing
In payment a shipment o f whisky. The with the children somewhere In the
transaction would be enonnoualy prof- valley.
And to the late afternoon
I liable to both parties; and Fair Green turned up with the big flews;
Jumped at I t though ordinarily he and he and Fair had to talk thing*
would have considered It rather below oat at length.
12 Days’ Free Trial
bis dignity—something like “ taking
“ Yon were right in thlnkln* the Mor
T o pet relief when pain tortured candy from kid»,” and all that
too yon v rote to would be pretty old.”
Joints and m-.-clos keep you in con­
Easy aa It was. oowever. It would
began C een. after prellmlnarlea had
stant misery rub on Joint Ease.
get Wade away from camp— he de­
been e de-\
“ He was away from
It Is quickly absorbed and you ran
cided at once to put Wade tn charge
home. ..p In New Y ork ; but he's got
rub It In often and expect results
of
the
expedition—lo
r
a
day
or
two
more speedily. Get it at any drug­
a son that sure Is a hellyon. He's
at least; and It could restore the mo­
gist in America.
got a tl<«ssy name— George Ashraead
rale
o
f
some
o
f
the
men.
It
did
not
t'se Joint-Ease fo r sciatica, lum­
Morton, hut every one calls him Go
bago, sore, lame muscles, lame back, occur to him that It would especially
Ahead, an'—”
chest colds, sore nostrils and burn­ Interest Stella.
“ Go Ahead? You mean—"
ing, aching fret. Only GO cents. It
But It did. Stella had been finding
"1 nw-kon 1 mean Just what you're
jenet rates.
j the suspense of waiting for Green any
thlnkln*. He's sure got a big reputs-
p p p p S r n d " r a t and Addre.. for I I
I r v t - t - . v t r i a l t u b » to r . ’ pe L a b o r s - j thing but pleasant; once she had de­
t' in for brlngin' home the bacon when
tori»*, Desk 3. Hallowrll. Maine.
cided to go East, she wanted to go
lie goes after IL "
right away. And now that the chance
“ But—did anyone tell you he was a
; offered for one more night ride (un-
D. J. man?"
; doubtedly the last that she could hope
T h a t 's what they did. But I took a
to see) she made up her mind lo go.
chance on his playin' square; every­
Reason Enough
| willy nllly.
body In bis parts says he always has."
Mr*. Icee (during the dunce) —Why
The ethics ot the expedition did not
Fair drew a long breath. “ I guess
do you hold me so close?
trouble her at a ll; in fact. It did not
yon didn't make any mistake. Jack.*
The Man— Because you're so dis even occur to her that any question
he decided. “ Anyway, the cards are
tank—Boston Transcript.
o f ethics was Involved. The only think
dealt; ard I'm willing to play them.
that troubled her was In regard to
Which o f my letters did yon give
If You Need a Tonic, Get Fair, She knew that he would object him?”
to her going; and. though she was
the Beat!
“ Gave him your number one an' told
sure that the could persuade him to
him mighty nlgb everything be want­
Fresno. Calif.— "It is not long sine«
let her go. she shrank from the ne­
ed to know."
I was all rundown in health and fin­
cessity. Why not Just go and let him
ally decided to try Dr. Pierce's Gol­
“ Did he open op too; tell yon be
tiii'l out later? Really, there was no
den Medical Dtscorery. aa I knew
was a dick, and all that?“
risk to her; nobody had ever hurt
of other people in my neighborhood
“ Sure! We had plenty o f heart to-
tier; therefore nobody ever wooid.
who had constantly relied upon Dr.
heart talks cornin' across the country.
Her arguments were those o f reckless
Pierce's remedies and always re-
He knew who yon meant by ‘Jim’ In
youth the world over.
calred satisfactory result*. I took
your letter; and he knew that be was
SI
e
could
not
guess
that
Wsde
had
only a few bottles and by that tlma
In with us. ‘ W e ain’t got the goods
iioiived how she was moping, and that on him y e f be says; 'but we will
I had regained my normal health.
lie
n
lid
Barker
had
between
them
"Dr. Pierce'» Pleasant Purgative
some day.’ And he told me right ont
hatched op a scheme for the purpose
Pellet* are good, too.” — Manuel T.
that he and his people were doin’
-•I getting her out o f the Roost and their best to break ns up. But, of
White. 539 CaUiech SL
safely away without F alr’a knowl- coarse, that wasn't no new«. 'W e re
All dealers sell Dr. Pierce's Pel­
lets. 30 cents for (0 Pellets.
eilge.
enemies.' says he: 'an' we've got to
When run-down you can quickly
lo
make assurance doubly aure. stay so till yon fellows are smashed
pick up and regain rim, rigor, rltal-
Wade applied a prod during tlie three for good and alL We're In It to w in ;
fty by obtaining this Medical Dis­
or four days that passed while Wade an' any o f yon that's got good bard
covery of Dr. Pierce's at the drug
.uid Ids men waited for the word from sense had better take my advice an'
store, tn tablets or liquid, or send 10c
Barker that the rifles bad reached beat It while the bestin'* good.’ "
to Dr Pierce's Invelids' Hotel. Buf­
falo. N Y.. for trial pkg. tablets
Barkers phoe (known as the J/B
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
ranch) and «e r e ready to be started
Jutt Wait!
for the border. At Wade-» orders sun
Briefs Today Briefer
dry of his friends dropped remarks
“ My play will be produced tumor
row.”
, in Stella s hearing in regard to thrill­
Than in Former Days
“ How th rillin g'"
ing adventures that were likely to
Laymen have often wondered why
“ Yes. the tminager said he would happen oh the trip, knowing well that In the legal profession briefs are to
produce It for me tomorrow If I would j the promise o f adventure was the halt tailed, when, aa a rule, owing to the
cull for It." —Montreal Star
at which she would most eagerly
more or less elaborate legal phrase­
snap.
ology. they are anything bat brief.
The results appeared when the word
A lawyer explains that this name
from Barker came, and Wade and his was given because such documents
chosen ten met Iti the corral lo the “ are supposed to cover the necessary
early «lawn to saddle their borne* for subject matter In as brief a space as
an Immediate start; for at that mo­ possible." It Is also pointed out that
ment Stella »lippe-t to Wade's side
many of the "Whereases," the “ afore­
"B ill “ «tie pleaded, "can't you take said*" and the “ to wits" are really es
me with you?“
sentlal.
Bill looked at her and sniffed. “ We
Although the uninitiated may »till
mu t takln no ladies <>n this trip,“ be flounder In the mazes o f law techni­
calities. modern b rief» are very much
answered.
" la n le s '“ Sulla blazed In sadden less encumbered witb verbiage than
were the briefs o f the earlier day»,
fury. “ Who are you culling ladles?“
“ T o n ' leastways that's what Fair says the New York Tiroes. The mod
thinks I guess he wants you to stay era tendency is to simplify.
at home and learn To sew “
Writing long legal documents used
to be profitable, because, to begin
Sen • Me?"
with, they were prepared by scriven­
“ Sure.
What else?
That's whst
ers who were paid by the word.
girl« f'o “
"I m not a girl I'm a l»>jr !* Stella’s
An amusing story Is told o f a cer­
DON'T suffer headaches, or any o f
words Here Is.Id hut most unis •ylsb tain ancient scrivener In England who
those pains that Bayer Aspirin can
fears lay very .lose behind her eye*.
has lived through the ages because
end in a huTy 1 Physicians prescribe
-\ot by a dang sight you ain't.“
be perpetrated the most voluminous
it, and approve its free use, fo r it
Bants are all right to swell at. nnd brief ever evolved In the profession.
does not affect the heart. Every drug­
S ; hut they don ' m ik e a girt Into a It was so prodigiously long the su-
gist has it, but don't fa il to ask the
'M,y This tr ill« UkHy to ta- ,-xihin'; thoritles thought the time for reform
druggist fo r Beyer. And don't take
i itlil
When It c u l l i e s right down to had come.
any but the box that says Bayer, with
the word grnumt printed in red;
• rouble a hoi s worth t h r e e g irls “
They decided to make of him an ex-
The tears welteil Into Stellas eves
ample. The wordy manuscript wu*
nut she winked iliem ba- k “ Not thre,
affixed to a placard board and as
girls tike me.* site protested
punishment the scrivener wae forced
Bill snatched at the psychological
■ 0 parade with It all about the town
moment
“ Well, maybe worth only
two girls like you." he chuckled
Only Five National
•Shucks Boti I I like to take you |!t|t
| I can t risk It Fair'd kill me If any
Holidays in America
thing happened t* von He would « n '
Although Individual state« observe
-Nil! Itin* « going fn
to me
nany holiday» every year there are
riFiiM*. »till.*
.nlv five day* a year which are eete-
1 can't— 1 *h «lim k« * D'ytoj
•N#v 1
mated everywhere tn the Cnlted
A*rinn to
the trade m«rk ot
know tlull little fliurlpy II arri» is
Slate* and It* possessions, explains
Kijrrr Mannfartur«
G n u » Robinson, in an article In U b
«Ick V
«g M s a o s c v l I c i ' I d e i L r o f S s i l t / l l M t l *
flip i*i*i 1 eny.
->*««.• St*•Ms (Ih 1 n«»t
“ These holiday» are New Year’* day,
n«*4-fi*»n ; but het t«»n«>yi wpre brpHf It
«Y;ishlmrtoo'a birthday. Independence
“ U rli hr 1® II** « flHI «b k t<» *i. •1st*.
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t»!< k * • liirtMKf.V r«*r hl« pî; < «
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rtfiiiw. ir li «tin r** p rrîtj dark wh«*f ihr
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Charming— 1 hear you hav« a new
baby at your house.
Martin— Yea; my wife thought the
dog ought to have somebody to play
with.
King Boris, tira bachelor king of Bul­
garia, who has just paid a privale viali
to Klug George at Balmoral, has royal
rights over Hie biggest rose gurdeu In
the world. It la alumt 40 miles long
and 10 broad. T h e peasuuta o f nearly
'Jon villages v a lili me It. Their women
ffllk gel up hefor* dawn to atrip It
When a gentle brveae blows they ray
that Its »cent penetrates far beyond
the Tliraelau plain In which It la rib
natevi.
It la this garden which yields llie
world ruinous attur o f n u r * (lint
luscious perfume which, lu olden
Hines, IVrslan shah* commanded should
bo used exclusively In their harems.
It Is said that this even today tn Indili
la offered lo nodding guests on a little
twisted cottoli at Hie end o f a abort
stick.
A lta r of rosea bus long been Hie
costliest perfume put on Hie market.
During Hie war It ran up lo $flO
tier on me, and at present Is ruuud
about $13.
The Bulgarian rose grower who does
his own distilling does not get any­
thing like such prices.
Indian Soldiers
A full blooded Indian detachment
o f the I'nlted State» army, consist­
ing o f It) private«, two corporals and
a sergeant, la stationed at Fort
lluachaca. Aria. These Indian* lead
aa far aa possible the life as led by
their ancestors, living tn tents, cook­
ing at ninipflrea and hunting for aotne
o f their food Instead o f drawing It
all front the quartermaster.
Among
the oamos are Chow Big. Charles
Bones and Sinew Riley.
Gaa Can His Credentials
George Nlcdcrnurr. a young college
student, arrived lo Washington, after
getting lifts from San Bernardino,
Calif., with the aid o f a gasoline can
Flagging motorists with the can and
having them pick him up oo the as­
sumption he waa a fellow driver In die-
tress, the drlvrra would orually laugh
when they found tha gaa conlalner
was only the wanderer's suitcase Hilled
with clothing aud continue lo carry
him on his way.
Took Eagle on Hook
Something Brewing
The season's best Itsli story Isn't
nhout fish. John 11. Pitta. Alabama
I'olytechnlc Institute football coach,
cast his line and a big bald vugle. also
fishing, nabbed It In midair. The fish
hook rnught the eagle and I'ltts landed
him. The bird, measuring five feci
four Inchee from wing tip to wing tip,
was preeenled to the Institute’s zoology
department.
T ed — Last night when I got home
my wife had my slippers ready, my
pipe filled and—
H arry— How mocb did her new ha!
coat?
Room for Millions
Passenger-carrying rapacity o f all
the railroads o f the I'nited States If
every car and'roach were tilled. It I*
estimated would be approximately
2,012,000 persona.—Gas I .ogle.
Surely Was Upset
“ Mummy, I guess I must te awful
sirk or something."
“ Why, dear?”
" 'Cause my foot's asleep, and a
person must be pretty had when he
goes to sleep at the wrong c m l ’—
Boston Transcript.
Recalling Old Times
Among those who attended Ihe
Martha’s Vineyard connty fa ir this
year were twenty-two men and wom­
en who went to the first fair, alxty-
nlne years ago.
Pleasing Assurance
A good many things come to the
man who la so busy that he ha* no
time to wait.
Batlent— W ill I get well?
Doctor— Yea, air.
You'll get
I f It coats you *50.000.
well
The kliiilcrgartcn leuchoi was telling
her group the story o f Noah mid III«
ark. Nmhlenly little Isabel waved lasts
k W | wildly.
“ I know somefiii'a vise," the an
flounced triumphantly. "Noah's wlfl’
could ride a horse I“
The teacher war for the moment
com plete'» nonplused, and couldn't
Just then reiiiemhcr whether those
were prehor«« ilaye or not. T o gain
time, ahe asked ;
"H ow do you know she could. Isa
b e tr
“ Cans» I saw the picture und ehe
« « » ridili' a while bore«. An I know
tier name, loo,"
Again Hie teacher was not eure
whether or noi the Hilde ml•ll(lolled
Mrs. Noah.
“ Well, wlml war It. Isabel P*
“ Joan
I saw the picture ot the
lady on the lioree amt daddy auld It
waa Joan o f A r c !“ — True «lo ry Mag­
asin«.
Buck Paid Board Bill
With Set of Antlers
Superintendent J. It. Kakln or Gla­
cier National purk 1» authority for one
o f the most striking Instances o f wild
animal gratitude recorded In natural
history. He relalea:
“ A buck deer with especially fine
antlers has been a great favorite at
headquarters this winter, and several
people eipri-racd a ilealrv (or hit horns
when they were shed, which luvarlubly
happens around January.
“ One mornlug while feeding this
buck on her buck porch, a woman re­
siding at administrative headquarters
was astonished to see him rub Ills
horns on the wall until they fell to
the floor. As ahe fed him more often
than any other person, she believes It
war hla way of showing gratitude.*
The Visitor
"W e undirstand that a party of
friends came to your house lust night
to help you celebrate your birthday,"
said the aide editor o f the Torch of
Liberty. “ Ilow did the affair go off?"
“ Duraed If I know !“ replied (lap
Johnson o f Itumpus Ridge.
"W ife
went away during Ihe afternoon and
look the children along
I crawled
Into bod at sunset, and when a
hooraw aria outside I Just turned over
ami went to sleep I 'lowed II motigli!
he a mees o f Ku Kins corno lo cele­
brale something. I didn't know what."
— Kansu City Star
Dont Make aToy
Out of Baby*
-B a b ie s H o w N e r v e s '
Be WUTIt tU lITTAIN
Much o f the nervousness In oldst
children t-ati be Iraeed to the over­
stimulation during lufuiicy. caused by
regarding baby aa a sort o f animated
toy for llie amusement o f parents, rvl
stives nnd friends.
Iluhy may be
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quarter o f an hour to an hour dally
Beyond that, being handled. Ilrkled
rnusoil lo laugh or even »cream, will
sometimes result In vomiting, «m l In
variably i-uusea Irritability, erylng o«
sli-eplesamesa.
Fretfulne«*, crying and alceplessneaa
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wtint la milking baby restless or upart
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harmless Caatorla. It's amusing lo or«
how qulekly It calms bnhy'a nerves and
soothe» hi in to sleep; yet It conlalni
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I.i ailing physician« preacrllie It for
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Into all aeetlona (*,’ the community.
T o this organisation has been given
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It's not wealth, bat character that
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INITITUTK
V. M.C. A lUdf
O f
TBCHNOIOOY
loiiU ii.I.O r
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NEW WORLD’S RECORD!
Setting a new world’s speed and endurance record for cars under
$1000. the new Whippet Six in a continuous 24-hour run at the
Indianapolis Speedway, under observation of the lioosier Motor
Club, averaged 56.52 miles per hour for the entire 24 hours—
Lubrication
Silent Tim ing Chain
Invar-etrut Pistons
4-wheel Brakes
—and other Quality
features
Brought to a dead stop from a speed of 35 miles per hour in 49 feet
7V4 inches—Accelerated from 5 to 25 miles an hour in 7.2 seconds—
Records made possible by the moat advanced engineering of unv
light Six in America!
The new Whippet Six is now on display. See it. Drive it. You
w ill find it a revelation in value!
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