The Hillsboro argus., June 28, 1906, Image 2

HILLS BORO ARGUS, JUKt 59, 1906
Kntred at tha Poat-offlr at HlUabore,
Oragon, u aerand-clM mall matter.
Ll'CIia A. IX)NO, Bdltor.
County Official Paper
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McKINNEY
HOW IT IS DOME
A Chicago Federal judge hu de
cided that the trust people can not
suffer criminal prosecution, as they
only surrendered their books from
a supposition that Garfield could
make them turn them over. As
these books contained the evidence
that would convict them the judge
holds that under this circumstance
it can not be used as evidence
against them, personally, and they
are accordingly immune. The trust,
however, can be prosecuted, says
the judge. This means that the
corporation may be fined, but the
individual members of the firm
can not be imprisoned. Here, cer
tainly, is a fine distinction, and it
should apply to poor as well as to
rich violators of the law. If this
be good law then thieves should
incorporate, and only their incor
poration couid be liable to fine for
theft, aa the person would be im
mune, even with etolen goods found
in possession of the defendants.
The same proposition is bound,
sooner or later, to find its counter
part in railroad circles, and, as the
Argus has repeatedly held, there is
but one way to do away with the
hardship worked on the small
shipper, and that is to have gov
ernment ownership of railways.
Quite a number of the local
friends of Senator C. W. Fulton are
quaking in their boots over the
possibility of hu not being return
ed to the' United States' upper
branch of Congress. They aver
that one W. S. U'Ren, of Clack
amas County, is next " in line.
U'Ren, like Bourne, was a populist
in 1896, and he was wont to say,
alone; with Jonathan, his political
Napoleon, that all a man needed to
get office in Oregon was to get on
the Republican ticket no matter if
hie theories were counter to repub
lican declarations. It is whispered
that wires are being laid for U'Reo
to take a fall out of the Clatsop
county statesman at the next pri
maries. With Jonathan's sack be
hind him, and with U'Ren's per
suasive abilties along the line of
campaigning, if he shall enter the
race it will not surprise the natives
to see Mr. U'Ren run like the
"devil" in the next shake of the
political earthquake. 1
John V. Rockefeller a patriot of
1896, is now in Europe, to avoid
criminal Summons; many of the
life ineuranoe patriots of the same
period, who spent widow-and-or
phan money in 1806, are in dis
grace; many of the prominent
country-pavers are in prison or
under indictment and W J. Bry
an, whom these patriots downed
with tbeir money, and who was
then regarded as a dangerous luna
tic, is still at large, and not con
fined in a padded cell, v It is ex
pected that Bryan will visit some
of the prisons when he returns and
look at Borne of bis detractors who
saved the national honor of 1896
but in so doing lost their own.
Nothing has been heard of the
electric line from Portland, lately,
but it appears that E. H. Harri
man is still striving to give this
county a better passenger service.
Perhaps that gentleman will build
us an electric line himself if the
United Railways fail to move in
the pear future,
Canned meat sales have fallen
off fifty per cent, since the muck
raker took a fall out of the pack
ing houses. Perhaps President
Roosevelt will apologize to the men
with the pen.
The railroad rebaters are laugh
ing up their sleeve at the alleged
rate bill. It will take a small
shipper clear to the U. S. Supreme
Court before be can get justice
and very few will avail themselves
of that privilege.
Portland's growth, this year,
from a standpoint of building, is
phenomena. Portland is just
awakening to Mar commercial su
premacy, and with the decline of
the mossbaok the city will come
into her own.
Ml Parrot pat allrge that Cham
berlain sed Kooatvtlt's name to grt
vote at the receat election, and it it no-
toriooa that they all used Roosevelt's
name to defeat Chamberlain. The ques
tion new ta was 'liooeevelt endorsed,
and would he have been endorsed, no
matter how the election resulted?
Congress will toon adjourn and the
Congressional Record will suspend pub
lication until next Kail.
Wouldn't It be a joke if Bob LaFoltrtte.
of Wisconsin, should get the Republican
nomination for the Presidency, as re
venge and retrtbutiou on Fairbanks,
who failed to see the einunlcrous
"Bob" in the Senate, the other day?
THE MARKETS,
This morning's nmkt reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, new. 7l(.rT2.
Barlevfeed, f'24c 24.50; brew
ing, 124 i; rolled. $25 and 2ti.
Oats, White, $31 oti 32
Oats, gray, $51.50 per ton.
Bran. $U per ton.
Hay, Timothy, K O. $12
Valley, $$9; Brain, $:$.
Hay, Clover. $7 50 and $S.
Potatoes, fancy graded Burbanks,
40i50cent8 per hundred
Egs, Oregon ranch, 22$ 22.
Butter, Extra Creamery, 2tV21 J.
Hops choice 1W5, KK 1 1 eta.
John Brijtgen, of Mountaindale,
was in the city this morning
Michael Henderson, of Cornelius.
was in the county sat yestenhy.
SAFETY AND PROFIT
Safety and profit are the two im
portant things to consider in select
ing a bank. Money is such a hafVl
thing to get and so hard to keep,
that it is folly to place it where it
will not be safe. Thus those who
are saving money naturally wish it
to earn more money. Therefore,
the financial institution which com
bines eafety and profit in a dur
able depository. Such is offered
by the Hillaboro Commercial Bank.
. SUMMONS
IN THR CIRCUIT COVltT OF THE
STATE OF OREtiOX. FoK
WASHINGTON COINTY
L. R. Wilhoit, . Plaintiff, 1
K. L. Wilhoit, Defendant.)
To K. L. Wilhoit, the above named de
fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon you
are hereby commanded to njip.nr in "the
above entitled cause, on or before the ex
piration of six week from the date of the
first publication of this stimuiorm. the lirst
publication thereof being on the 2sth dav
of June, IHOi, to-wif On or tiefore the
ltith day of August, 1908, and answer the
complaint therein filed against you. And
jrou will please take notice that if you fail
to ao appear and answer said complaint,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in her complaint. t
wit: For a decree dutxohring the marriage
and nuuriage contrac t existing between
you and the piaintitT, upon the grounds of
desertion, and for the cost and disburw
menta or this suit, and surli other and
further relief aa niay be equitable.
This summons is served upon you by
publication by order of Honorable Li,
Rood, County Judge of VahiiiKion Coun
ty, niade and dated on the 28lli day of
June, 19UU, and which order r-ciiiret ptilt
lication thereof in the iJillnooro Argus,
once a week for six consecutive ami kuo
eetwive weeks, beginning w ith the issue
thereof dated June 2xth, and emliiiif
with the issue thereof August 10th,
and that you appear and answer on or l.e
fbre August liith. I'.w.
Geo. K. Bagley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
O OREGON
SlIOipLlNE
Asa UffliiN Pacific
S TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
' PROM I'OHTLANO.
Through Pullman standard and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago,
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through I'ullman tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, te
clining chair cars (seats free) to the
East daily.
DEPART
roa
DAILT
Chicago
Special
9:. a.m.
via
Atlantic
Express
8:15 r. u.
via
St. Paul
Fast
Mail
6:15 r. m.
la
Spokane
Port-
. land
BiKKi
Local
8:15 a.m.
TIME BCHEDUIXS
rxoM
PORTLAND
Salt Lake, Denver,
Vt. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, til.
Louis, Chicago and
Kant
Halt Tjtke, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omuha,
Kansas City, til.
Louis, Chicago and
KaHt
Walla"Waiia7fiwis
ton,8pokane,Wallace Pullman, Minneap
olis, St. Paul, Du
luth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
For all local points
btweu Biggs and
Portland
AKRIVI
raoM
iMti.r
0:00 r. m.
7:10 a. m
8:00 A. M
I :00p.m.
OCEAN AND itlVEK HCHRDULK
PROM PORTLAND
Bteamslilpa between Portland and Ban
Francisco every ovedaya.
Hirer boats on the lower Columbia and
Willamette dally except Sunday.
LOW KATES
To and from all points In the East
Tickets via this route on aale at all depot
offices of the Southern Pacific Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger A Rent
Portland, Oregoa.
We can not afford to
sacrifice reputa- Noue suc,
tion for tern- wll0
nnmrv public confidence. We
r'"'1 have acquired a share of ex-
o'ftira pcrieuce which' we thiuk entitles
tj us to your patronage. A few of our
best sellers will be an eye-opener. Masou,
the oldest and best fruit jar iu the market, we sell this
season, igal, 85c per doz.; quarts, 65c per doz.; pints,
55c per doz., aud a further reduction of 2 I-2C per do,
where two or more dozeus are purchased at one time.
Sugar is still ao lbs for ti. S bars Star soap, full
weight guaranteed, 25c 33 bars for $1. Eggs 23 I-2C,
Butter 42 i-2c.
Reeves & Reeves, Cedar Mill, Or.
Annual Encampment
Washington County Veteran
Association
Forest Grove, June 30-July 3
Celebration JULY 4TH
Big Procession. Car of States. Patriotic Addresses.
Good Music. Sports of Many Kinds.
Balloon Ascension With Parachute Jump.
Baseball. Shooting Contest. Pony Races. Ample
Provisions for Amusement and Comfort of All.
Everybody Invited
Old Soldiers coming to camp who have tents are re
quested to bring them. , .
lUMOKD'S
BALSAM 01 MYRRH
for the Human System
llial cuts. ImriiN. lintim-n, awrll
inns, strain. Hprin, unik jotula,
MMAUHM aiiklco slraiiii-l Iwcka,
all Umcni".'. -ijil mi k, wtr llinwl,
n,iilny. ku tn fu and lirraNt,
liHiiharliv, i!ir.,ihfl, rliKiinmlbiii,
lii'iirK'ula, pliiurlxy, pnviiiiionia, in.
IImiiiihI Kipt evra, VrotliliH, dill
IiUiiio, ivrns. tiuulons. pilra, Hti
soiioii uoiiihIn like hiltw of iluiin
and lihir of Iiimh-Im, ul,l km,,
ulii'rs. Av'rirtk.al llh wtaind,
niul Mop itHUinit.
, I OK DOM I MIC i-MMUS
tlili (nil sir. Im cum, nnll
vmiiiiiiIh, ltd ic. mini liKHwtn, liiiii,,
am i'lliiii-N. komiiix, -liouhlur MrauiH, '
I 1 1 1 si 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ion, iiuIkiihuI miii,i.
ull, biiui'liM. xpaviu, rini(lon,
scraluhm, mild lvr, irrtiaw hw.,
Ihriixh, mh ,,n'!, tinitla, miII(iviI,
KaiiKrvnoiiH Wound", liHXrol, Inula,
i nkml iidilor, oti leiii.i, and tvtiry
kunl if iIimIi wound, . .
This In imnuinl. Wniuy back
If iiuia.s nirrsrnii'd. Uriini vour
N.uIp tuu kiimt K1( your nnu'id.
J.J.SMITII
llanks, Oro. ' .
V. O, Addiv. (ir.nvllr, Kuulr 8
You will know it's safe if you check your bicycles,
whips, robes, cloaks, lunch baskets, or any old thing, with
L. J. Corl, the bicycle man, at Forest drove celebration
grounds. Check tent open day and night during G. A. R.
encampment.
Reflections While Ten Days in a Dark
Room, and Sightless
(WKITTKN FOR THK ARCI'S BV W. W. HOWJOMIl)
Eternal darkness every where surrounds the sightless man
That fate condemns to daily woe, since Time her flight liegan;
The grand old Bard, who epics wrote, preserved his stately mind,
Vet age and want cruelly yoked him to the poor and Mind. '
Eternal darkness everywhere, aliove, about, around ; '
A midnight lilai k ness day by day, aud knowledge hut a sound '
The starry night, the sunny day, face of friend or foe,
Dark, black, all is black, and blind where'er we go.
Eternal darkness everywhere, forever day and night,
Great God, what boon it is to have the glory of the sight ;
To see the beauties of this world, and those most near and dear,
And walk the streets or mountains climb without a (ingle fear.,,
Eternal darkness everywhere, but sunlight for your friends;
Dark to-day tomorrow black, midnight that never ends ,
From such a fate deliver me, O Lord of life and light J
Why should I fight a vainless fight, against eternal night ?
Eternal darkness everywhere, a rayless, sightless doom J ' i "
The mind alone upon her throne can pierce the awful gloom ;
But when the mind in ruins falls, aud shattered reason dies,
Then welcome Lord, the silent grave, the mystery of the skies.
NOTICE '
We will begin Evangelistic Inter
denomational meetings at Hanks,
in the Tabernacle, to bold three or
four weeks. Evervbodv inviUrl tn
the Gospel Feast. Read Matt. 25
chapter. Dr. Eaton and wile,
Evangelists.
We just closed a 10 day camp
meeting and conference at Gaston,
with good resulta. Five warn ban.
ti.ed, and believers built op, and
funds to meet all expenses and
money in the treasury.
Notice of Time
Notine Is herobjr uym that we have (his
date trtven our adopted son, Kolinrt Vet
ter, hi Urns, with full prlvilogeof dolni?
business on lilsViwn acnouut, to collect ail
money due him, for work from this date,
aud WA Will lint. hA VJMIlflliail.lA If... a .. n
debts he may contract.
U. V. U. MKYKIt,
ANNA MKVKK.
Cornelius, Ore., June 21, UXJU.
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fi. T. Rrinlrfill nnavirianv
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Sberwood, was in the city this
morning.
Argus and Oregonian, $100.
THE ;
Mas$iicliiiset(s
mutual' Life
Insurdnce Co. '
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1 Incorpordted ISM
Dhitlcnds iid Anniwlly
Insurance in the Massa
chusetts Mutual Life In
surance CVtnpaiiy gives
Unrivaled Advantages.
Int. Because of the Famous Saul
forfeiture lusursiiie Laws.
2d, Because ol Superior Economy .
3l. ", " Annual Oividead
4th. Kvetything l'ai(iciles
5th. " lis jm,t iccord iacleau
bth. " Its contacts are the Iwst
Before you iniure sen ' ,
H. G. COL10W, Mandqcr,
Chamber of Commerce
JAMLS Slirr. OisUkt Aqent,
I'orUdnd, Ore.
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' The Clydcadale-Pcrchrron Stallion
Sired by KsUawr, Km of Mllllonslra, Dsw. Fkas: Skond Dam, Lsiiiis.
yl Stand SeMMI of I90bl MoiuUy noon, Y. Muhly's. t mile S, Hi.Muiiing
CutiK-liii At Uuuuiiig's uarn, Monday rvrnlug to Turxlny al lim.m.
t ; C.rt'ctivllle At Will walker's, Tuesday rvmiiux to Wrdiirwlay io a ill.
CdrmsaS-iAt Mays Broa.' WednrstUy aftrriKHin and rvrnlug.
1 Helvetia At' Joseph Hishun'a Thnratlay noon.
V- Ixiiox R, l'liUd's, Martiu Smith rauuh, ThuimUy night to 1'iidny iiihiii
; KeaNTrtou Livengood's livery ham Kridav ni((ht."
HUUboro sAl owner's place Saturday aud SiiihUv.
TKRMS Siula arrvicr, j; Sraou, pi ; liuursmr, f it jo. To iimue
wltrn ialruu has two or uioie to breed, io each.
r. c. f awi, Cfo.
H. D. SCHMl Ul R, Onner.
Thiwe wifttuiijc to hired to su Kulih Shire can (rt arivice at the huiiir of
tjit owner in l;t IlilUUorii, Trima To iunirr, )l ; nnnlr a ivur, f i.
NOTICE OF TIME
Nnlli In her.'hy Riven lhat all roim
an- iiotilli il not to t-ivo Chailea Ns. lilmur
anyrr.Klil uf ui.y Kin.l. we will iml Iw
reoiiiihle lor any dehta cunlrni'lnl by
him, MkhhcI Uf In sri nt.
Krauk Niu'lihaur.
Mm. Krank Naehtmur.
Hillsbnro, On iruu.Muy J2, 1iki.
SAMSON
ii The 4 Handsome Coach Stallion
Weight I4 ; 6 years old; Ulack Hrown; l'jucly
" built; Justt the horse for jjets that will make the
, most serviceable horses for farm auddriviugjurjxses
WILL STAND SEASON OF 1906
At the Jolly farm, four and one-half miles northwest
of Hillsboro. Single service, $5; Colt to stand and
suck, $io. Care to prevent, but ut rcsjKiusihle for
accideuts. ' f
I'anucrs should see this horse Kforc breediu.
He has .the proportions that will please.
F. W. DELSMAN
Address, JJillsboro, R. F. D. No. 3.
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TAPAGEUR (53167)
Imported Percheron Stallion, foiled In France In 1901.
Was brought to America In 1904. American No., 41536
Color atlil description, black, with star. . Fiueiy.shaped. Absolutely the k-st horse
iu Washington County. Five years old. Weight,-1950. Just the horse for cootl,
substantial ets. , .;. . .;. , .;. .;. .:. . ... ... . ... ...
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Will Stand KiSiijpiVof' 1906.M followsi
Monday lioou.nntil 2 p. ntj U$ee( Bend,'at C. Schamburg's ; , Monday, 3 p m to
Tuesday morning, at Doc Tigard's,' Tigardville ; Tuesday noon until 2 p m at
Robert ...Ilo'ckcn's, Beavertotf 'uesday night until Wednesday at 8 a. m., at Peter
Zucrchcr's, near Cedar Mill j : , mdttesday noon until j p. m.,at M. M. Mead's Rob't
Imbric fanii; AVednesday evening Ao Thursday morning at 8, at Redmond & Har
trampf's baru, Ilillsljoro; Thursday, noon to 2 p. 111,, at Herman Boge's, Farming
ton ; .Thursday evening. and, Friday, to Saturday eveniug, Ferd Groner's, Scholia.
t'ERHSinleysrVI.' 1 5eao. $12 1 Insurance. $13. To
';' J..;':"' nd ucH,'$l7.30i ' , ': ,
Care W prevent, but not .responsible' forWideuts, ' - V V . '
The Scholls Percheron Horse Co., Owners