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1 TT TT JnlILLSBR VOL XVI. HILLSBORO. OREGON, JAN.C, 1910 NO. 43 InuiKWMnu ntf immli ZZZZ"Zl , KM BELL M 90 DAYS Jury Convicts f Assault on l ather. Bernard Hell fmilT iriMii nieiki Csari lit Circa it nan hav a iroo.1 mmd. ..r iroJ hard burnad brick, and build ing wwu lor cllara and found, tiona Try our building block lor your hooaa foundation. Cheatr tban cruot or brick and boifer protection aftainit frort. Wa ha tlnishtKl our run of lares tiU and ra again running on itualW a', and hav a fair luptil at th yard, lartioa wantim tila ialivar.) hould plaoa their order now o w 00 haul theuo before bad weather A jury in circuit court Friday Kfiuulu io a verdict of assault against William Bell, the prosecu log in" l'lrig Bernard Bel', jtba sut'l fall o-of the defendant The uVftii' put on svmal witnee i to show that the eon was not a jdMiporftt tharacter aud UnJiloubl ,)m n i d the verdict and Wit'ic A 1 1 r the terdirt wat jrsad Jii'Ue Cauipoell ave the '.;.!.,. r ihrm mm. tha In the noun j.il Te Hill live at Tuala Kid ie-al timee heretofore 'kiie had trouble. I Tlie ju'v in the cas. J. J. !llrtlry. C C. tNeleon. II A. Ball, S.'ha bloom. Tucker I'aluir-r. I. V There it always a rush of hauling 'iprcl to On u Fsuat Cr. 0 Hid- city the first of the week ttlmnai lm.......i.i vi'. l I r-amnier - iMiLiB.naitin 11 111 VR ood unplv of rouith and dmiu,! utnber at our mill, and a ouaniit engineer Wiukemham, of the if oorntuon lumber at the lit. United lUil ava in a irivitt In ...... Wl XI a . .. ' ' - - - T,ow 1"wwn',n! ' miew, My that hi line will be i a eaorinoe itli. Us. 2iG i, , t , , ., . i i. m .-a .'..'" Into Forel Urov bt tuid Summer. uiu, no, no ana n-i oi i , ,. , . ... ., varion lencht Thi i all .,w.l ,nJ that an hourly ichedule will iry atoct.anil It will pay yoo to " 10,,,'lu J " " W rati Freeman ranch, Weet Union, w oveeuiiaw enouia yr u want any of reach the cr city. Just a io Turaday morning, and called on 'pri iheeedimenion-Uroner A Row- oon a god weather tmv.il an the Argua. ellCo,Hoholla,HUUb,ro,R 2. ,ltr. .rg. f0,Ce of men will lie on C. F. He Reaeon.r cam over fruru tha ,tata caution, of Vtathington the laat of the , hum. who own a tilu Henry Kaorer, brother of I) B. 00 itruo I in, aud work runic I tc frm near rJcholla, w in towo the urat of tha week, blowing la with t t ... IUB1UUHILUIIU. k .r.,1 . iv. gave out inlDTiit' on V m ! I V iU I 1 1 TVI Illi II I H II i Bftl.1 " I mm a 1 aaa a . n K. K.nik... w. .-.I Ith.t ill hi .iw.r.rl.i.,t I,. Hill. 1 boa Kerr, of lb Weor.mt KCW u uiuri av ti' ujv. m it VI U"Uair-l - -rr.-.. s MH" i n . fct . . -t I., ki. M k k u i.... k i .u iyoo, eniiew letrameguo'i i ' ' ::: . , ;r",V 1 of bU brother, at Warren, on the I " ; 1 1 ; : :.;;;7 : . u ro,u " om,i "u M Columbia uiver. ..o w..i pwKuh up ui Buvire m no wou a oomrtuul to UUIehoro ne k,i, and inn mat fir the fr m a point near or at lileno e frfuiliniter, A. T. Buxton, T. It. I)vi, Frank Brr. Tho. Howe, ,T. W. Sain and K. B. Clark. Notic to Member liirtice ti the membwra of tl.e Ger. 'man Ineurauce Cotianv: I he 'aoruil a eotiuK will l- held in the 'linn:" 1111 t Hilleboro.on Janu ary 10, .'.MO, at 1 o'clock p. m. a11 njeiulmr are invitcJ to altetd. ."There wul l elojtion ol ofl'uvr, and other buineee to be trauetO'.td. .The annual due will be received by Trennirer John Meier. l'eter tiroeeeo, Hecretary. John l'pi'h mid daughter, of Br Hun-, ere in town Friday J. A. More, formerly of Kat HilUiKjro, aud now tanning in Verboort, wan io the city F.iday. Daniel Stoller, for year a reel- dDl of Helvetia, now living in Portland, win out Tuesday, and Ctlied on the Argue. M C. Ileniit, the carrenter.il till in the hotiHemoving bun tit, and if you have a building to mve, lee him for ao eetimate. 43 tl Miefee Mary and Helen Fergueon leturued 1 1 the r home in Amity, Friday, afer a wek' vidit with tbeir coann, Mh Margaret Han ccck . TUBUILD UKKBj Will Leave Mnin Line Some- uhere N.nr (ilencue SO SaYS ENGINEER WKKIKBaM J. C Beach, of Ulencoe, wa in the uily Tueeday. Walter Morgan, of Vinulandi, wa down to the city Tuesday. John llorwick wa up from near ltiedville, Tuetday morning. A. F. HethUfa. of Hegher. wa down to the city the first ol the week. John (.Mler and J (I Ht liter of above Mountaindale, wet In the SAVES MIUJN GIKL CharleH Akdcw Saved Daisy Vinson, of Middleton CELL UXDIK LOCOUOTIVI WHEELS Frank Veinlck, of near Reed ville, waa a county eat visitor, Saturday, and called on the A'gu John II 0. Wolf and Sadie Overturf wr married in thi city. Deo. 21, 1U00, Her. M F. Horn ollluiatlng. J. C. Bechen, owner of lie big Tbia will be a paying propo I lion, aa UHUboro given the two line now running out of here more bueiner tban any other town on .1. . hi. t . a 1 1 ineayauma vtitn inree ran line out ol the county leal we ba! be John Himtwon, of below Read villi), and who left the occupation of haroeaeuiaking for ranching, wa in the city Monday, Itoht Waetherred apent New Yeai'a at Newport, du.k bunting with friend, aud ent over a Que wa I fvond with paseenger freight braoe to the home folk. Tho Thornburgh.uf above Bux ton, wa down Monday aooom panied by hi wife. He ie at pieient with the McFarlane mill. trauaporUtinn CeoRCK HAKDY (le ro Hardy, aged 5i year, died at the lIuIntMiro Hniiarium. Sun day morning, January 2, l'.MKt, after a week lllnraa with nneu monia He wa a aon of Jeremiah Hardy, who yiar ago owned a ranch on Dairy Creek Th father W. W. Wright, for icveral year In clurg or the local iulu or tha Pacific Hi a ten TelephmCo, i now traveling for a Portland hardware firm. Philip Balmline at d Kd Panona old the place over twenty vetr were down from Dilley Tuexdev. ago, a tl went to Portland, regie- Mr. Bulmline brought in a wildcat away a piece of Frank Pauli returi eJ the firit of the atwk, from an extended visit Kb hi (laugher, Mr O-an' i wti. g. .Summit, Ore . and I" al the home of Mm H V. SchmelUer. Alb rt Tiii-r, wlo walkd 1 mileH thn uli h enow io order to get hit tmin io Main, waa here Ne Vear'e, at the T. 8 Weather lei home Ho left Sunday for Hood River, where he ba a ranch up Dear the bae of Ml Hood. The Hillehoro Cbrietiao Sunday 8chooi will enti-r into a apluled oonteet with the Modf ird Chrietian Sunday School, Mr. Horn' former field of labor. A very lively con lest i injured. The epiritual aide will not lie overlooked hut nurtured. This school in one of the most ag grensive in the city. Head (Jonnell v (Jo full page announce i u it in this week a ineue Thin w to he the biggext aacritlce tale ever held in HilUboro. When thin company eaya "reduction" it meanH reduction, and buyers wil mm that they afe petting bargain io everything advertieed. Watch for the big bill for price. Chan Peierii, who own the farm formerly owned by Denny, who io irodutel the Chinees pheasant in to 0 i on. near LaKayette, was down the. firm ol the week, the guest nf (iotifried Schumacher, of near Qiatama. Hi father act Mr Schumacher when vieiting in Ger many two or three yeare ago. The Endeavor watch meeting held at the home of J. H. Garrett wih a very pleasant affair. A large Dumber of young people were prea ent and all had a very enjoyable time. The Kndeavorera have en tered into a content for membership. The society has been divided into two parts and thi contest is on A fourteen year old boy by Ihe name of Kopplin, of near Gaston, pleaded guilty last week to shoot log a pheasant and was fined $75 hy Judge Barne. The execution of the Judgement was sujpendei ouring goon behavior. The cine of State vs. Wm. Theice. charged with purnuing a deer, willbitnd January 11 The State, it is under "tood, alleges that be was after uer, and that the venison got tangled up io a barbwire fence and got away. "wild and woolly wel I have a butt aw and will saw cord wood O' po e , luto lov wood, for any one living tn th neighbor hood of Farmington or It edill Abo work dona on gasoline en gines Will guaranti to make hem rot right Carl Bkow, Ba- verton. Ore , R. 4, Box ii M Jhn Bwalley, of Reedville.waa n tha city Monday. He ia look ng forward to the day when the utbern PanQo will inaugurate a cbedule with a gaailine tervioee nd no doubt this will done a roo a th Beamton-Willaborg cul t (T I placed in operation. NeU 11 meen, of the Cedar M 11'- Bibanv recion, waa in town Fri- iay. He say that th people of teriug at the Ouimby Houe. From ekin and took hi eclion are proud of their rock the day he registered until the bounty moimy. road leading up the uon ell hill preieal lime the father where out o' Cedar Mill only they would about have not ben known, and it ia popularly uppoed that he met wi'h foul play while in Port land. Many think that hi were the remains of thn man found dead in th baaement of tho Hotel Port land, built by Vi'lard, and 'hn in taiu quoa neciue oi viiiam QnaiiClal downfall. Fur man rear Go Hard 00 Slates Telephone, Main JH4 1 !... . 1 1 ... . . T . I mnnuay morning m-rourj evim worked for W, U. Jackaon, and be W. H. Venable. a civil enirineer f)' Jm m Am V.I I ,.. , ... .. .. 1. . " at d iii-iiTO iin wiv, . was launiui. w in toe exceni on r i ini.in,i.iu in man th many thought it was very cold. tkt he would have occaaional flrsi of the ww k. tha auest of Win How many people in the K.ai drinklne bout, unon aolorf to town. Ti w..uia ami.e ii joe oerrooo.rr Mtny , ga D oonduc!el pe, country years ago. He report regieicrru ru n.u. vu.u, rU . ouicner nop in uiiiMuoro. r or the usual coldwareun in his seo aw - 0 n L . I t ri i al tmm mm mm ha kaa jsrnaW m ' I a? II W MlflM ftl AIVnVA DaDII. l'B u" J vm n wwiv 'limn wMinihscitr Friday, and made sround the livery barn. He was f . h i ! I. iL. at ... a a it L. Ihe Argu office a plenl C ill. iaaen ica wu um m no w,, He states that many potatoes have nd Saturday morning waa taien ln Imi-n in the around UD n w me oanuarium u is unuer- k:. i:n I stood that he was a native of Ulw orvnoMi i . . . NO'tnern piew i ri John rUcer ana wne, oi wean uui. k. k.,i M.ftr m fait lla In ll Union, wereln town Monday, eo- l. ui.i,. u.. (Heller will put bim up a shop as Ui n mo niiivuv a rviinw in I ..a ompaniea oy meir " . days ago he refused to get a 11 ek " " t .a i. Miiii h 1'iana . r. ' . .1 . . . . ... i')ggen, whouiiuou i.h ... of i(.uor fur t 15 ,Btr on boy, and Three hundred acres or tlrxoer .1 iir . 1 1 . ...mIiam mmm mm baa i . . . 1 . . ..... In refusing be gaye the lad a good land, I miles beyond Uedar Mill lecture. have been sold by J. O. Klrod, to a Portland firm, the prioe being Wanted-For Hpot Cah $37,500. It is estimated that there are 15 million fet of good mer like more of it. L K. Wilkes, examiner of gov ernment surveys, cme down from Montana tha last 1 1 the weak, and report leaving o'd weather np in the mountain reion He will re- main with bis family an extended lime. Word ie received from the state penitentiary that Roeelair is bo having himself nicely at the tate institution, where he i awaiting the day of his execution. Wanted : Girl for general house- rork. Two jiaople ouly Mrs. I Walter Inch, Washington Street, between Fourth and Fifth. Tacl Carl Christener, of absve Mouo taindale, ban sold two of his places, and J. G. Hchaer reoently sold his farm to a Baker City party. Mr Christener will go into the butcher business at (tlencoe, and John in the Wallace srctioo, years ago J A. Moors Jr., who has lived in East Hillsboro for leveral years, i now tending in Verboort, and was down to th city Friday, ao oompanied''by bis wife. Alfred Haywood, of West Hills A small, well Iroprovrd farm, from chantable limber on the plaoe, be owner direct uescnoe improve- v.mw. I ... n . . I flr.t ments minuie y. Kuonipg saier ReraetDber the bird this cold Drsggtd Youag Lady 01 Wilb But Fw Bialata resenoe of mind and nerve dis played by Charles Agnew, C13 Kant Kigb'b street, yesterday after noon, I responsible for saying tbs ife of Miss Daisy Vinson, at Mid dleton. Foiced by the crowd agalnit th driving wheel of the 1 000a o'.ive of lbs Delia pas-enger, due at the J. fferson street depot al 5:30, and then under the wheels, Miss Vio son was dragged out by young Ag- new at the expense of but a few bruises. Mis Vlnou was carried to Portland by thi train and sent to the Good Samaritan Hospital, where ber injuries ware attended to by Ihe railroad surgeon. With frit mla, Mia Vluaou wa return ing from Wlilillrton and waiting ty th Irark for the train. Aa the locomotive ppruachct, there was a nub of the cidwiI toward tbe train. Mina Vlnaou frit when entailed from hrlilml. The driving rtd of Ihe engine caii(ht her ami forced her umlrr the whrel. Btrure alie was able Io utter a acrram, Agoew caught ami pulled her out of danger. "I Kiieaa Arnrw aaved tn life," said Miaa Vlnwm but uiirht Am new is a grocery clerk, while Mia Inaoo I complaint operator for the Ta ctile Ktatet Te rjihonr Company, and alto traldr at bis I'.aat Mkhth at reel. Ore- gotiiaa, Jan. J. KBBNON WILLIS Married, Wednesday af'ernoon. Deo. 211, llKRt, at the home of the bride's brother, J. K Willis, Port lend, Misa Clara K. Willis, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J Willis, 0! Mountaindale, and Mr. Francis H. Ke non.of Vinelands, son of Mr. and Mra. G. 8. Keenon, Rev. J. Klatt performing tbe ceremony. Tbe bride' brother. Walter Willi waa beat man and Mies Nellie Kee non waa bride-maid. Mr. and Mrs. Keenon were tbe recipients of many neaut'iitt and uarrul pres ent. A bounteous supper was served by Mra. J K. Willis. Those present were: Mr. and Mra. J. K. Willis. Mr. and Mrs C. D Rdwarda, Mr. and Mra. Rich ard Keenon, Mia-ea KUie Moriran, Mima Krenoil, Nellie Kreaon, Ada Kilwarila, Lillian Wlllia, Meaara. Walter WilIU, Arthur l'Ulwarda, Robert and Leioy lidwards. The happy young ooup'e will make their home In Houth Port land, where they will b at home to their Mend after Jan 10. PUBLIC SALK . I- it.. .Z mm I U A hnrn mmm over vi ma ijivt un uim , . , . . ( . . m i m Vk. ...k and made the Amu P'e.errea "ee. u, in.e r. WMther A fo crUmbs thrown ' - - . . . y 1 . ,i bis annual call which made for fifteen years. he has out will save many from neritbine. G J. Palmateer returned tbe Out at the Peter Gotleib farm the l.ut nf tka Bank frnm an vtamlad I I.1..I. ... t-A .ltn:.,.l. ik. Jithn rierson. of near Keeu vine 1,, ..v ),... k. ... . 1 n...,. ,.1. rn.i. i.jt. ,;n .1 . n formerly, and now or rortianrt. waa 00fnpDxi by his wife, ard daugh- t0 follow this custom, as it makes out Friday, greeting his oldt me M,M Ne They were ftr flhdwn lhoughtful of the helpless friends. He now takes It easy slnoe R t Michigan, in several of the , ,. . . . . he sold bis farm. Norlb Central and Uke State., , Kmet G fT of south 0 town, has ,,. . . ; .t. 1- v . taken out letters patent on a whip A. W. Hoott, 01 neiow w. on o- ana ,on . m- ----- , fc 0f whi B0Clet whioh , one Zel, and who has hew-d out Bne and Nabraaka. On hJ t of the B&fest and simplest yet to borne on tbe banks 01 ne maia. noma, w "-be placed on the market. He will in, was in the city Friday after- Orleans and ha Jf J Ban J d , Ad,.w W.nn. wih the Port- t.ched to any vehicle and will ,c' amiUBBBEua. mwu M wm aawa m w The undersigned will sell at public salo on the Dan Bloller farm, at Helvetia, three and a half miles northeast ol Glencee.at 10 a no., on SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 Three boracs, ljoo, 10 to 1 yra. old; t KixkI milch cowa, coming frean in r thru ary; yearliug heifer; t brood aowa, 1 hat 7 plffs, 1 coming in won; x dozen chick- inch farm waron;new spring wa)oii, new top buggy, old apring wagon, art work harneaa, set bugcy narneaa, invle buifuy harneaa, harrow, plow, 14 Inch; new cultivator, mowing machine. new hay rnke, hay rack, spray pump, aoo sacks potatoes, 50 lbs. clover seed, tare aeed, household furniture and ottier arti cles too numerous to mention. I.nuch at noon. Terms of Bale Bums nnder $10, cash; over $10, 10 months' time at I 7 per cent, baukable note John V roach, Uwner. J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. B. Hhute, Clerk. . . a a and street B,.u . y Ueer and daughter .lopped off at 7 " rL T. "1," was out b Aahland. where Miss Lula Palma- his brotle-, Kd Wsna. . , iaUinB fo. the Winter, and "Compromising With the Devil" Mrs. Milo Damon and children, tbey are expected home in a fort is the very important theme at the tmesis of the week at th u a night. Mr. Palmateer Bays that Christian unuron nunaay nignt. Lone home, returiel 10 vanoou- outside or the 001a weatner ana iniswui oe a strong preeentauon ver Waeh, Friday. snow late tn October tney expert- or a very great budj-oi. netr ji a il. ii'iik. fiaKa a u.itin 1 ' k . a . vn.bio 1 111 v wan the hu Inert at 11 , i wwii i.kMBM atiuirnra 1 iudii Bajawva r - w - Tigardvine, were auu - - - , Qf ... K(.D,oUU Interestinir to Sunday, guests of John m. to a-et bank to Oreiron. all vounn neonle. Bible school at and wife. . . t, 7, nr.k one's while to 110 a. m : You no Peonle'd meetins . s I VU v a? aw j ww- " - I a " y L aamI1iI .' a a .1 I i OA . ill I'll I Karri .'ftnr. wdu irwuwi ul. ahA rm m nrflfir io flrtitfftitU O tU d. m, au ooraiftiiv u- K,tigKfc th M O'lillan dUc, Boatb- ilto mnfftn btwftftn ihi tto I vited Marion Fa Horn. Miohter U.,M.H - " , I J U ' J " " ' " " - . -. t In.n MnndlT. I' ., i, . un.ll. I-I east m wn. w ... seotionB or our ouuuir. u.. ... n,o!,llinf lVl, rnaA uniphnrn Chris Yungen, of Helvetia, nas man orwe.ne o.u o.u rMc Vanoouver, B. u , lor a nerie, grown j i i Z . .. ...U.nre rormeriy OI nuisuoro, ana eaye Vv,Wm. Ukt this heala the nresent Orenoo W C. JaCSSOn, UI umuouo, w -1 roller. Friday, acoom- nanied bV hlS Wire. IW. Wfni, Ol ivonuviue, iraF iuuiuhiuuodi iniwin uuuuin ' ' t..,I. mwA rkot thaea ia I Tha aneniRl roan tax anil Inn noun . 1 , 1 1 W.k I 111, 1 UDDUITl RMU DW W R uv. v aw, . - Miss O.ive Lana.sre.urorur. r r Winter wheat ly road tax, GO percent, of the dy evening from an exwootu ,.iu,0i but t0 wbat extent will latter going to lln city, will take visit at Albany. i i known until towards Sorlna oare ol the street improvimentB Miaa Petri Smith spent New nn. m.- u, p.rvin. has 50 acres without trouble. It is wise to have Year's with her parents al roresi of potatoes in the ground, with enough tax to provide paying oil Grove. small prosptcta Mr digging lor a some oi me uonaeu nom eaon year, r.i... '"." i i .i iu. ff. I lor icbb uiuuny viibij iuo uiauy v all, i ,. ,t . u. will get $5,100 from its genera fund tax, and $2,000 from th-sa loon H' eme as its income for the year 1910 This will mean that the town can pay oflf some of i'e MBS. EMMA McCRBARY The funeral of Mrs. Emma Mo Creary, of Forest Grove, took plsos at Vsnoouver, Wash., Dec. 81, death having ensued at Portland, Thursday, at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Mra. McCrsary was born in Illi nois in 18C9. She came West io 1891 and settled in Cowlita Coun ty, but later moved to Clark Coun ty, where she lived for a number of years. From Clark County she moved to Forest Grove She Is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Merle Hay nee and Miss Mildred MoCreary.and a son, K. V, MoCreary, who is in business in Vancjuvor. A. C Carstens, wife and daugh ter, of Banks, were in town Sup day, enroute horre from a visit with relatives at Rainier and Port land. Grant Mann, residing this side of Cornelius, and who is a good roads enthusiast, as well aa a bleed er of fine cattle the Duroo-Jerseys. xi Miller of below Witch while, at least Parvlo owns the and it will not be longuitil the was in the oily Friday, greeting his IlaMlwas In the city Friday. Palmalesr plaoe. city's head will be above water. many county seat frienda. High Q UALITY Drug 8 tore YOUR PRESCRIPTION! Where Will You Tahe It? VVc have filled over Gkx prescriptions during the past year. Perhaps 50 jer sent of these have been for ser ious cases of illness, where much depended npon cor rectness and fidelity iu filling them. We never forget our responsibility in this matter. Doubt is never al lowed to enter our prescription department. There are no doubtful drugs in it, and hurry and carelessness are never allowed to cast doubt upon the medicines we dispense. Wc aim to be the druggist to whom you can bring your prescriptions for serious cases with perfect con fide nee. We also carry a full line of Druggists Sundries of extra quality. We have Dainty Stationery, Fragrant Perfumes and Delicious Candies. Yours for a Happy New Year. The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore. A. THORN-IU'RCH I'reatdeut TltOS. O. TODD Vice-President JOHN E. BAILEY Caahier Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK FOREST GROVE, ORE, Statement of Condition, November 16, 1909 Capital and Surplus 35,000.00 Undivided Profit - 1,461.69 Circulation 25,000.00 Depoaiis 374.570.44 Demand Loana Other Loans U. 8. Honda (at par) Other Honda Hanking lloun- Cash and Due from Hanks and U, h. Trraaurcr f I46.7.t7 3 60,31 6.u 35,000.00 5.W75 i6,u6o ou iy'.5'-3 f4.?7 3J 13 437.oj. 'J rioMorvo, OOperOent DIRECTORS Tho.. C. Todd John E. Bail.y J. W. Fuqua Wllber W. McEldown.y J. A. Thorabur; Start the Men Year By buying Your GENERAL MERCHANDISE at the J. E. BAILEY STORE Forest Grove, Oregon 1 1 t He has the fiucst selected stock in Washington County, and his prices will convince you that he is selling lower than his competition. When you are in Forest Grove call in and see this mammoth stock of clothing. $ dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, and gent s furnishings. 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