lIcGORIIlCK COSTKK
Complaint Filed In Oicuit
Court This Afternoon
ItAlMlfK ASM FUU rllll KECUlNf
MiHililt Stls (' Per Meedr, unt
iyl
John W. lUiley, who h Klrad y
rwieivril hi election eerlilirate, a
County Clira, was rervnl with t
Cl)iy of a complaint sIkum! by K
l M Cointlck, hi t i uiriit in the
lata eWcltoo, which chargr that
oi)in)lalnOVbIUvft there were ir
regularities and error cuuimiitrd
in all tha precincts, whereby
llalley' vote was increased, art I
Mot'ornilck'a diminished. That 20
or mora ballots f t fir Ilally hal
the uainea of voter thereon, or
other ilblingulehinK mark, and
wie therefore void. C'otiplainant
aaii fur a recount of tbe ballot
Hon. T. A. MclMde, Judge of the
Circuit Court, baa eel June V' li et
HilUboro, a tha time fur haru g
the rata. II. T. Uagley is attorney
for Plaintiff, anil Tongue A Tongur
ml lUgley A Hire, will repreertil
Mr. HaiUf.
PUBLIC SALE
I ill sell at public late at the C W
l.'loh farm, on tnila weal of l'hil
lips, and 5 mile east i f (ilnneoe,
beginning at 10 a ni., on
BATl'KDAV, JULY II
pay Usm. 6 attd H frill old, ti(hl
, 4 , t finll, I Itfall In llrrrm-
bar, i Ireah In 0il'fr; i alioai. rlfchi
t tech; i iliwea cbk krtu; J ', uu-h
faiw wagon, aprlttg Kuii, Iukky. I
Bloat, I J hikI 1 1 (net), rttrl lew hano.
inllWttof, lectt rullrr. 1$ gl ketlle, 5
Si l nek Imrirla. ipfay pump, Mnuiji
pulltr, harpunn (ink, ntlir) n! fp;
Ml 'k uameta, art Unit I'"ick bat
km, tlrrl rang, air light liraliiig lur.
10 gal milk ran; i J (at milk rso,
ItuuwhuM fumtluif aott other aituira
td uuuiriuut In nirulloo.
Terms of ale:--4IO and nn.Ur,
caih in hand, over 110, (i month
time at G er cent on bankable
note. 2 per cent. ff for cash over
10
C W. I.KIC1I.
J C Kuralli, suolioneer.
I.unch at noon,
THE WACCENBR CONCERT
The Creecent Theatre wa pom fort
ably (Hied with muic loyere Wnl
needav night, on tha occasion cl
the Waggener Concert. It we
Mia Wilroe Waggener' first ap
peerance before a Hilleboro aixli
ence sinca her return from tier
many, where aha went to round
out bar mimical education, !?be
ii warmly welcomed, and gennr
omly encored. Her uumber rep
reeented Bach, Mendelssohn, Cho
pin, .analla, Hohubert-I.lnl, tUeig
ami Moaxkoweki. Mil Waggener
wi a flnUhed muaician before her
departure for Uarlin, but her poet
graduate course, under ome of the
beet maetera of Kurope, h addml
much to her execution and tech
niijue. Altogether, (the uure than
justiued tbe espectatlont of her
numeron friend here In fact,
her pperanoe lat night wa in
the nature of a triumph over year
of bard, painstaking effort in her
choeen profeaeion, and Hillaboro
people are much Interested in her
mmloal future. Frederic Vroo
man, HilUlnro baritone, wa in
good voice, and l easily a favorite
with HilUboro audience. He w
kiveo a warm welcome, and hi
rendition of "Ioh Grolle Nichl," by
Hobumao, caught , the audience,
Hi voice, while not exceptionally
trong, la sweet, and hos the re
ult of careful training Mies Har
kr, of Portland, violinist, made a
hit with the audience, and respond
ed to several encore. Mie I.orene
Haili, of Portland, ami Mi Kalh
eryne Shannon, of Forest Grove, an
aocompanieta, acquitted themselves
with credit.
CHABROL
Chabrol (22732 Registered), Bel
Kian Btallion. imnorted from Ku
rope, and weighing 2100 puni
tbe largest of all breed horses in
Washington county, will make th?
season of 1908, as follows:
Mondav mom inn until Tuesday
morolna. at H. 11. Dose' farm,
near Farmlngton; Tuesday noon at
W. B. Smith' farm, near Johnson's
eawmill; Tuesday night, at HilU
boro; Wednesday noon at Bagley
farm. Dudlev Mills: Wednesday
svenlng to Thursday morning, at
Maya Bros.' stables, Ulencoe; nai
anceof week at Hartrampl'a eta
lie. Hlllhb ro
Tarma in HtB and 20. Care
taken to rtrevent accidents, but wi
not be responsible should any oc
cur. For further Information,
address
Otto Hirtrampf, Manager,
0-tf Hilleboro, Ore.
Attend the Song Service at the
Christian ohuroh next Sunday
night. Illustrated by the etereop
ticon. Mr. and Mrs. Webb will
Sinn "The Trundle Bed Hong," II
lustrated. Rev. Beery will follow
the song service with a sermon
Everybody invited.
Saturday's epeoial, orange sber
but. Den of Sweets,
Tbe I j illnlMtru HthiMil Hoard held
iiieeting U.t Hatur.lay. at which
''iiidri(U Luanda, ,B tranean.
ed. T tm hoard engage t,a(:hra
ror the A..vral departmente, ex.ej,t
lb primary (trade, which hN Uo
vry eocptahly filUJ by Mr. M.
M. I ittanKer for the p.Bt 2.r year,
and who ban reeigoed. The name.
"I the teat-hern employed are a a
'"Howe: I'rinnpal, and teacher in
'th grade, Prof. H W. l!arne, Hth
Kjad... Mr. M C C.ae; 7th trade,
Mra. F.ith; Cth grade, Mia JnMiae
lieamieh: Mow Kthel Norman, ar--iHlai.t
in U.h grdM; r.th grade,
Mie Tent.eeiM-e Wealht-rred; 4th
Kradn, Miaa Ruth Joiiea; ,'ird grade
Miaa Hire; 2d grade, Mien Uoe
Wilcox; primary grad; to lie Ulld.
I'eriom winning to tile their
lariua will alwayi tlnd a largeeliR-k
of line tile in our yard at Hcholle
Tboee wishing the larger site tilir g
buiild place their orderH with us
bnl.ire June 1. We also carry brick
and building hliM-ke. Thoee intend
ing to build will find a large tup
ply of lumW at our yard, and you
are invited to call and look over
our slock U-f.ire purchasing. The
Unmet -Unwell Co , Hcholle; P. O.
addreee, HilUboro, Ore, U. 1). 2.
Elsie M. Baker, whoditd of tu
berculoeie, at Oak Urove, Clacka
mas county, on June 4, I'JOH, aged
Hi
yrars, wa a niece of Mr lieo
Udford, of thie) place, and ol Dan.
liaker, who lives near Forest
drive. Deceased leaves a father
and two sislers, Mrs. I.undell and
Mrs. Morgan, and a brother, all of
Inn, Ore. The remains were taken
to lone fur interment.
Hilver Leaf Camp, No. fsl'J.'l, M.
W. A., will give a picnic on June
I'l, Ps, at Alien's Urove, one mile
north of (teedvilie. Literary pro
gram in forenoon, beginning at
U "M Athletic sports in afternoon,
c insisting of (.Kit races, sack rsces,
sic Dance in afternoon and at
night, (iiod band immio lie
freithmeiit stand on ground. All
are invited 1113
Frrd Heed, who ls'. week lost a
hore on the John Dr-nnis' place
cast of town, hy being hit with a
piece of lir slump, which was hurled
in the air a considerable distance
hy an explosion of giant powder,
on the Oregon Klectrio right of
way, was paid llOOU for the
aniinsl, by the Company' claim
agent, this wek.
J W, Hartrsmpf, a well known
citizen of this city, suffered a stroke
of apjtopUxy thi morning, snd is
now lying in sn unconscious con
dition, at hi residence, with slight
chance nf recovery. This i the
tecum! similar attack within a
year, tbe first one occurring last
f1U
P. H. Anderson, tbe aell known
llcedville farmer, has purchased a
stock of gmerl merchandise at
Usllston, Polk county, and will
move at once, Mr. Anderson's
many frinds in this county will
rt-gret io l isehim, but Ballston will
he tbe gainer.
Mr. Anna Kronbach, of Corne
lius, dird this morning, nt 3 o'clock.
Hi funeral will In at Verbwrton
the Kith insl. Hervice will be
held at the Catholic church.at er
boor I, and interment will follow at
tbe same place. She was aged 34
years.
We carry too many articles to
enumerate, mil we nave any mm;
the farmer need. The largest
stock ever shown in asningion
county, aud cn and will beat all
competitors. Bcnulniericn urns.
W. A. Hhaw. of the Shaw Fesr
Co , of Portland, was in town Wed
nesday, snd called. He yesterday
hi., I i.lat of a new tract, adjoin-
n Used vi e 00 tne nortneaei,
- r- - - ., u. ...
which has been named Mnness'
wood Acreage.
r i tn
Claims allowed by the county
1-1 ....ft lV.i'a vttaV
nnnrt are crowueu uut mm "
and will be nublished next week.
The official vote of June lit, on
the opposite page, nas Deen verr
fled.
Vanderwal. of east of town
.a In todav. He has received tne
' " " ' . a.I
i,a,.t, rr the l'2(X)0. for the Thomp
son sawmill low, and drawn by the
Westchester Insurance company
nu.,tv District Attorney John
,t. Wa is ill mis weea, wiiu
-i u i..,ni,n ins mneea
numim.ii ...
not considered serious, ana ne wu.
probably be up iu a few dys
tie. a sister of the Lytie
i...ih.n nf thia oitv. and of Preei
liiuini i", , n t KT r
dent Lylle.of tne r. i
is in the city visiung oi .u.".
Hur home is in lyron, ia.
PatmaHter Cornelius, of Hillsbo
n P. Atwood. nostmaster
at Forest Grove, have each had a
of 1100 in their respective
vesrlv salaries.
tp ii Miller, of Portland, is in
.i.-ptt.' todav. Mr. Miller expects
u.i.u a nlumbing shop here in
, . f.fo ami nossibly an
tne neat ""ivi" f
ice riant.
TK nthanv Junior Band wil
give a basket social and program
5. ik. West Union Bohool house, on
June 19. All are
r riaay "iubi
invited.
Tired, perspiring, thirsty, o a
.nd'pungUareallinvdto
mske a rendezvous of the Den ol
8 wflctflt
Judge Kindt nd wife, of Kinton,
. , j .u vv.oonner concert in
alteuaeu vuo bb
this cltv. last night.
nf Cedar Mill
preu loioirui.,
was in town today.
MS. WIDEN STRIKES
AX
Auult Takes IMacc in Hills-
bro Oindcnser
ELDEX NOW IX THE COli.MV JIL
tbargdl With Assault With littat
t Kill
. Welden, engineer of the HiUa-
siro Milk Condenser, now occupies
a cell in the counts iail rV,ro,l
j 4 , f,--
with asiault with intent to kill.
The victim of bia frensied assault,
so. Iedford, junior, is lying at tbe
home of his father. Geo Ledfnrd
slowly recovering from the
wounds inflicted. Tbe attack took
lace Monday morning in tbe an-
gins room of the condenser. Wel
den, the engineer, after a brief dia-
ule, seized a double-bitted ax, and
struck young Led ford on tbe back
with the tkt put of the weapon,
knocking him down, and followed
up his attack with a blow on Led
ford's head, with tbe edge of the
ax, irfl.cting an ugly wound, which
penetrated tbe scalp to the bone.
,Hord s cries for assistance were
heard by Mr. Lightfoot, the former
engineer, who rushed In and forced
the infuriated engineer to desist.
tdford was taken home, where
Dr. Tamieeie dressed his wounds.
Velden wa arrested on a warrant
worn out by Ledford Sr., charging
him with assault with intent to
kill. Welden is a middle seed man.
iming here from Seattle Seen in
his cell yesterday, Welden refused
to give his version of tbe matter.
He has employed T. H Tongue to
Mend him. Bail bat been fixed
at (KX), which ha not yet been
furnished. His wife arrived from
the Kant this morning.
CONFIRMATION AT BLOOMING
en children were confirmed May
SI, at Blooming, in the Lutheran
hurcb. 1 be names of thoee con
firmed are as follows: R. Merer,
If. Uergert, H. hamoa, W. Kleier,
Steinke, K. Wist, H. Wist, Lil-
te llerdiein, lena Ksmna and
Ella Loeck.
An impressive service was con
ducted by the pastor of the congre
gation, the Rev. L. Stuebe. Suita
ble to the occasion the church
edifice was beautifully decorated
by tbe class of confirmanta, with
the aid of the ladies of the congre
gation Tbe seating capacity was
taxed to its utmost. No servicee
will be hel I Sunday, June 14, as
the greater msjonty of tbe congre
nation wishes to partake of the
Mission FeaBt at the North Plains
Notice To Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Court of Washington County un
til t d. m of lune 2oth, iK, and then
opened fur the construction of a bridge
75 eet in lengtu across Dairy wreck near
llie uldCarstens Mill about llnee miles
north of Hanks. Bidders will be re
quired to deposit a certified check for j
per cent of the amount of their bid. By
order of the Coanty Court.
j. w. uooatn,
County Judge
LUTHERAN MISSION FEAST
The German Lutheran ohuroh will
hold its annual Mission Feast, on
North Plains, near Centerville, on
Sunday, June M, at the grove of
H Harms, on tbe r. K. & IN . Uo
ine. Rev. H. C. Kberliog will
preach in the morning, and Rev
F. soboknecbt, or wynori, ninne-
sota. and Rev. H.J Kolb in tbe
afternoon. Pastor Kolb will speak
in English. A cordial invitation
s extended to all
On June 10-18. the Lutheran
Conference of Oregon convenes in
the midst of the same congregation
The pastoral sermon will be dehv
sred by the Rev. Arthur Bpleiss, o!
Sherwood. The confessional d
dress by the Rev. B Doering, of
Portland.
Take Notice
Remember that the annual school
meetine will be held at your school
bouse on next Monday, June 15,
and show by your presence that
you are interested in tbe welfare of
tbe boys and girls who are soon to
take charge of all affairs of home,
state and nation. Take local pride
in your publio school, and interest
yourself id making it one of the
best in the county.
M C. Case,
County School Bupt.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Following iB tbe program for. com
mencement exercises for the gradu
ating class of the Hillsboro publio
sohool, on June l-itn:
Invocation. .
Mnslr.
f'i.rarter sketch Zenas Olson
"The Bell of Atrl" Lura Tamiesie
Vocal boIo Miaa Florence Tongue
'The Legend Beautiful" . Lula Donelson
"The Famine" , Lucy Weatherted
Plauosolo Blanche Bowman
"The Wreck of the Hesperus,"
Mary Sewell
Vocal Solo Miss Katheryne Shannon
Presentation of diplomas by Principal
Bates.
Double quartet.
Benediction.
hillssc.ro arguS, jue idoa
A. Berreth. of Phillips, was io
tbe city today.
Orange sherbet, Saturday's spec
ial. Den of HweetB.
A. Halberger, of near Glencoe,
was in the city today, and called.
Wanted Girl for housework, in
town. Inquire at Art-ua office.
Don't fail to see Baird's white
parasols. They are beauties, and
the price is right.
John Joos, formerly of Glencoe.
but now of Portland, was in town
yesterday.
Tickets now on sale for the Com
mencement program, 1! and 20
cent.
Born, to the wife of Walter Ben
nett, Hillsboro, Oregon. June 10,
m. a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II . Davis, of
near Mountaindale, were Argus
callers this afternoon.
Dance, at Alpha Hall, Cornelius,
Saturday evening, June 20. Tick
ets, 75 cents; Walker's orchestra.
Born, to the wife of Wallace
Brown, in Hillsbaro, June 4, 1908,
a girl.
Barn, June 10, 1908, to Her-
bsrt C. Smith and wife, of Forest
Grove.
Mrs; Frank Wallace returned
yesterday from a visit with ber
husband at Hammond.
A marriage license was issued to
Albert LaMont and MUs Elsie M.
Maury yesterday, by Clerk God
man. For Sale: About 50,000 feet of
dry ahiplap at Bloyd's sawmill,
northeast of Glencoe. Phone at
Glencoe. 1013
M. 8. Dailey and family will
move to Gaston next Monday. Mr.
Dailey has been a resident of Hills
boro since 1809.
Freeh fish may be bad every
Friday at Ritchey's Fish Market,
on Third streetjust north of Main.
Both phones. 12 5
G. J. Palmateer's new 7 room
residence is beginning to assume
shape. It will cost about $1700,
when finished.
Cleophas Gerber, who recently
sold bis place out in tbe Bethany-
Phillips section, contemplates a
trip to the Alberta country.
M. C. Hewitt, contractor and
builder, Main street. Houses
moved and levelled and repairing
neatly done. Give him a call. 13
The track completed through
town, for the Oregon Electric line,
ast week, was lowered about three
inches, this week, necessitating
doable work.
The benefit dance, given by the
young people of tne uatboiic
church, last Saturday night, in the
Hillsboro Hall, was a success, soci
ally and financially.
The Masonic Grand Lodge met
in Masonic Temple, Portland, Wed
nesday. Cal. Jack, T. H. Tongue
and Jas. Magruder went as dele
gates from tbe local lodge.
Brice, son of Judge Goodin and
wife, who has been in a Portland
hospital for soma weeks past, re
turned home Sunday last, much
improved in health, and iB gaining
very fast.
An entirely new line of trimmed
hats, at lowest prices. For the
new midsummer bat in beet styles,
call on H. Rhea & Co., Ind. tele
phone 526, successors to Mrs. J. B
Vrooman. Id
"Moulders of Publio Opinion"
will be the morning topto in the
Congregational churoh. "Nature's
Beauty" will be the evening topic
Sunday sohool at 10 a. m. Even
ing service at 8 o'clock.
Tbe Christian Sunday School
will hold an ioe cream social in the
lawn by the ohuroh, on Saturday
evening. Jane 20th. toe cream
and cake will be served at tbe ub
ual prioes. All invited.
S. C. Sherrill, who ia in the Bap
tist ministry with missions at
Orient, was in the city this week
visiting with friends. Mr. Sherrill
was many vears a teacher in this
county, and has many friends here,
Dr. F. A. Bailey was returning
from Forest Grove Monday, in his
buesv. when the electric storm oc
ourred. He reports that tbe play
ot eleotricity on the telephone
wires was almost continuous for
some time, and that the exhibition
of that great foroe was awe mepir
ing, to say tbe least about it.
Wm. Johnson, who is now lo
cated at Baker, Wash , a lively
little cement town, is here for
visit with relatives and friends
here and at Mountaindale. Mr.
Johnson has been absent from
Hilleboro for eighteen .months, and
is muoh gratified to note the many
improvements since his departure.
h Dr. Chas. Brown and wife, of
Portland, were out last night to at
tend the Waggener concert. They
were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Kinsella. Mr. Kvnsella is one
ol the star pitchers with the Port
land baseball club, and yesterday
? itched a 14 to 2 game, in favor of
ortland, defeating the Oakland
club. Tbe party came out in Dr.
Brown's auto, and returned to
Portland, after the concert. Other
Portland people who attended the
concert were: Mrs. J. C. Hare,
Mrs. Geo. Loeb, Miss Arohbold,
Miss Boscow, Miss Lelab Patterson.
CLYDE WILSON DIES
Quong Ie, his Slayer, out on
his own Recognizance
E WAS RELEASED LAST FRIDAY
ssc Will Come oo at Fall Term ef
Circuit Court
Clyde Wilson, the young man who
was shot by Qaong Lee, the Chi
nese laundryman at Forest Grove,
Saturday night, May 30, died at
his borne last Saturdsy morning,
as a result of bis wounds. Quong
Lee appeared before Juotice H. T
Bagley, last Friday, and was re-
eased on his own recognizance.
He will likely be arraigned at the
fall term of circuit court. Since
the death of Wilson, however, the
Chinaman may be arraigned, the
charge being either murder in tbe
first degree or manslaughter, as
the Deputy District Attorney may
elect. Wilson was shot for at
tempting to enter the Chinaman's
wash house, for tbe par nose of
rioking beer and eating a lunch.
be Chinaman says he bad been
molested several times during the
evening of the shooting, by parties
bo bombarded bis house with
beer bottles, breaking the lock and
tearing out a panel of the door. A
post-mortem examination was held
He was buried Monday, at For
est Grove. Wilson was respecta
bly connected, having a number of
relatives in this county.
STUART STANDS BY GREEKS
G. Stuart, foreman of tbe con
struction gang in HilUboro, work
ing on the Oregon Electric line,
left the employ of the construction
company Tuesday. On last Sun
day, )2 Greeks were discharged by
the general superintendent, Mr
Miller, and on Monday of thie
week 24 more were let go. The
GreekB.it is claimed by Mr Stuart,
are tbe victims of a Portland em
ployment agency. The men dis
charged paid tbe Portland agency
$5 65 each, to get them a job on
tbe iwectric construction. This
sum included their fare to Hillsbo
ro, it is said. Ine U reeks were
given five days work, at $1 50 per
day, and then fired. Stuart claims
that he objected to this treatment
tbe Greeks, whom he describee
as good men, with the result that
he was let out of his job. He,
however, has a good job at v an
couver, Wasn., on railroad con
struction. The Greeks claim they
are victims of a game which the
employment firm in Portland is
working, to get the f o fee, it being
to the aforesaid firm s interest to
have the men let out soon after
their employment, in order that
new ones may be hired, and the
fat fee collected, making a profita
ble endless chain. This statement
is corroborated by Mr. Stuart, who
intimates that the employment
agency is not the only beneficiary
in the matter. Many of tbe men
thrown out oi employment did not
have enough money to get out of
town. A number of new men ar
rived to take their places. The
Oregon Electric Co. is in no way
involved, as the work of construc
tion is let by contract.
DR. WM. BOTHWELL HARE
Dr. Wm, Bothwell Hare, son of
r. and Mrs. J. C. Hare, gradu
ated from the Jefferson Medical
College of Physicians and Sur
geons, at Philadelphia, Pa , June 1,
with honors. Lr. Hare was born
at HilUboro, and was raised here
He was a universal favorite and
had that touch of nature that
marked him wherever he went. He
passed through the Hillsboro High
School, then through the Portland
Hiab, and later entered the Phila
delphia Medical School, where he
attained high class honors. Dr.
Hare has just been appointed to a
post in the French Hospital, at
San Francisco, which carriee both
salary and honors, and his many
frienda here wish him every suc
cess. Those friends 10 WashiDir-
ton countv. who have known his
parents since they were children,
and the Dr Bince he was a child,
will watch his medical career with
interest.
Dr. Hare is but 23 years of age.
His parents now live at 274 Car
ru there street, Portland.
Editor Beebe, of the Springfield
News, was in town Tuesday.
Sam. Moon, of Centerville, was
in the city this morning.
T. B. Perkins, a prominent mer
chant of Buxton, was in town to
day.
A number of Hillsboro people
went to Portland today to attend
tbe annual Pioneer reunion.
Report of health officer Vital
statistic for Washington County
lor me month of May WW: Re
turns on marriages, 10: cases of
scarlet fever, 1: dyptheria and
membraneous croup, 6; typhoid
fever, 1. Births boyB, 14; girls, 4;
total, IS Deaths males, 5; fe
males, 5; total, 10 Dr. W. D.
Wood, County Health Officer.
General Manager Talbot t of the
Oregon Electric Co. will go East
within a few days to place an order
for rolling stock for the road. Tbe
order will include 6 passenger cars,
two express cars, and 75 freight
cars. Most of the freight cars,
however, will be u?ed on tbe main
line from Portland to rSalem. The
rolling stock will coet 1150,000.
Hazelwood Ice Cream and Hires Root
Beer
Ought to go good this time ol year;
You'll find such things your heart to
cneer
At the store owned by Palmateer.
If he can't suit von 'twill be aoeer.
For folks do come from far and near
So why not all towards him steer,
He'll treat you well don't doubt or fear.
L. J. Palmateer, Prop.
LAW REGULATING AUTOS
We have been requested to publish
the important section of the law
regulating automobiles on the pub
lic highway. Here it is:
"Sec. 9. Every person having
control or charge of any automo
bile, motor vehicle, or motor cycle,
whenever upon any public street or
way, and approaching any vehicle
drawn by a horse or horses, or any
borse npon which any person is
riding, shall operate, manage and
control such automobile, motor ve
hicle or motor cycle in such man
ner as to exercise every reasonable
precaution to prevent the frighten
ing of any such horse or horses,
and to insure the safety and pro
lection or any person name or
driving the same. If such horse or
borsee appear frightened, the per
son In control of such motor vehi
cle shall reduce its speed, and, if
requested by signal or otherwise by
the driver of each horse or horses,
shall not proceed further toward
such animal unlees such movement
be necessary to avoid accident or
injury, or until such animal appear
to be nnder the control of the rider
or driver."
COUNCIL RAISES METER RATES
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The city council met Tuesday night
in an adjourned session. An ordi
nance was passed raising light rates
from 7c per kilowatt, To candle
power, and 50c minimum rate, to
12o per kilowatt, minimum rate 75c,
or a flat rate of 5s per candle power.
This amounts to a raise of lc on
candle power, and 5c per kilowatt
on metres. The new ordinance,
which ia labelled No. 2S6, embraces
21 pages of type written matter,
and further provides the sum of $3
must be deposited with the treasur
er when application is made for
light or water, or both, to be refund
ed when contract is ended, provided
the applicant or user, is free from
all charges for use of lignt or water
The citv council at its last meeting
awarded contracts as follows: For
new water tank, to bold 30,000
gallons, L. W. House, $337. The
contract for the new steel tower, 80
feel in height, was awarded to W
E. Caldwell & Co , of Louisville,
Ky,atU35.
Guardianship Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Guardian of the person and estate
of John C. Hatch, Mabel Bretherton, for
merly Mabel Hatch, Charleton F. Hatoh
Fred M. Hatch and Edwin H. Hatch, mi
nors, has tiled his tinal account as such
Guardian, in the County Court of the
Stt of Oreimn for Washington County
and that aaid court bv an order made and
nntnmd on June ttis 8th. 19J8. lias desig
nated the court house at H illsboro, Wash
ington County, Oregon, as the place, and
July 13, 1908, at ten o'clock a. m. as the
time for the hearing of objections to said
final account and for the tinai settlement
of said estate aud the closing ot the same
of record. .
Dated this 9th day of June. A. P. 1908,
E. T. HATCH, Guardian.
J?. P. Freeman & E. B. Tongue, Attys
Notice of Final Settlement
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
8TATJS ur uk.uu, euri
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Estate of
James Fitzgerald, Deoeased.
Nntnie Is hereby eiven that the under
signed, the duly appointed, qualified and
acting Administrator of the Estate of Jas.
Fitzgerald, deceased, has tiled Ins hnal
account as such administrator, In the
county court of Washington County, Ore
eon.and that said court.by an order made
aim eniereu un tut? uajr ui inaj, i-jw,
has set apart, designated and appointed
the 13th day of July, 1908, as the time, and
the court houie in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, as the place, for hearing
of objections to said final account, and of
the final settlement of said estate.
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1908.
C. Aeblscber, Administrator.
E. B. Tongue, Attorney,
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby eiven that tbe under
sinned have tiled their final account in the
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egon, their final account iu the matter of
the estate of .Nicholas Friday, deceased.
and that said court has set Monday. J uly
13. lHun, ai iu o-ciocK A M,as tbe time ana
the county court room, in Hillsboro, as
the place lor hearing objections to said fi.
nal account aud the settlement of said es
tute. Auton C. Carsteuii,
Fannie Friday.
Administrator and Administratrix, res
pectively, of the estate of Nicholas Fri
day, deceased.
W. N. Barrett. Attorney foe estate.
PROrKSSIOHAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Bailey-Mnrgan block, upatiiirs.
Rooms 12, 13 and IS. Kestrience- tioiiih
w,t corner Him I ine aud Becond. Strw-t.
Both 'Phone.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office ntalrs orerThe Delta Pnig Kture
Residence Kast of Conrt Houae,
in Um comer of the block.
JAM18PIILUPETAJIIKS1K,M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8urKeon 8outhern PanIHe Railroad Co.
CoiiHultation In French or English, of.
nee upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Co's. attire,
north aide of Main St., Hillaboro, Or.
A. B.BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. , Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. EPITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and It Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Btore.
HILLSBORO ORHOON
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Sao. JL Bagfwjr W. 0. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOiLNHYS-AT-LAW . , -Booms
1 and t Shute Building
HILLSBORO, . . OBEGOS.
H. T. BAGLEY 1
ATTOK.NBY-AT-I.AW '!-
Office, upstairs, oyer the Poet "office,
. Hillaboro, - 'Oregon
E. B. TONGUE,
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, ft Sl Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey lfargan Block,
Rooina, tanls.
HILLABORO, - ; ORW30N. !
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrica: Main Street, opp. Court Booue,
HILLSBORO mL: ,' - OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, J R:
ATTOR.NEY-AT-LAW .
Morgan Blk, Upstairs. Rooms 3, 4 and $
Hillsboro, . t Oregon
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building j-"
should get my figuesBpth
Phones. Cor. 4th & Tackson.
Hillsboro -y Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Grove ' '-" -Will
he in Hillsboro. Tuesdays, ' and
Saturdays. Office at Redmond A Connell's
Livery Stable.
Come Style
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
.. Main St.
Hillsboro1 - - - Oregon.
It has often said that
Time is Money
And it is no less true that In
using post cards you save both.
We have cards for every pur
pose cards that you can write
a complete letter on by simply
marking an X.
Birthday Cards
Greeting Cards, Scenic Cards,
in fact nearly every card pub
lished you will find here.
Our stock of
Oregon view cards
ia one of the largest In Oregon,
25 cts per dozen!
If you can't come, phone or
- mail jour order. ' Tell os wh:it
yon want We have it.
. Come in and see our Stock
POST CARD BAZAAR.
Second St, South of poitofflce
Phone Ind 333
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