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HillSBORO ARGUS JULY,
AGIST DIVISION
Committee Sets lrth Hint I'm"
Topography is ,giiit .Measure
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Hardware, Fa rmlmplcments and
Plumber's Material
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IUrIi tirade Stoves and Ranges. We have
the Washington County Agency for the cele
brated Toledo and Monarch Kauges the best
ever installed in a kitchen.
Wagons and Buggies
Famous Mitchell-I.eius cc Staver wagons and
buggies, the wagou and buggy adapted es
pecially for this section.
Harvesting' Machinery
The Champion binders, mowers and rakes
which have stood the test of time and endurance.
Plumbing' Supplies
A complete line of pipe and plumber's fil
ings, baths, and everything connected with
the business. We will give estimates on
plumbing your new, or your old residence.
I.et us put you in a bath
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER
Cornelius and Forest Grove
SomcthinK Thai l:cr Tapacr Should
Read and Digest
FOR LIQl'OK LICENSE
IX THE COUNTY COl'KT OK THE
STATE OK oKKGOX FOU
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of tun applieation of J.
M. Miller for lieenia tosell spirituous,
malt mill vinous liquors in ie- ijiiant
ititw than one ir.tllon. iu K.tuks preemci. ,
To the Honorable Count f Court of the
Slate of Oregon for Washington County:
The undersigned petiiio-iera. li al Mit
ers of rank precinct, Washington Cou"ly
Oregon. and constituting a majority of
tho l'e si v "ten of sH proeiri'f , anil lw
ing actual residents of find precinct ami
having actuaiiv re-ddl in aid precinct
.! ''ays immediately vreeed.ng the (lute
of this petition and the dite of tiling
thereof, would rrspeet fully petition your
Honorable H dy and a-a that a Ihwnse
to sell spirituous, vinous an. I malt liquors
iu less quantities than one gallon, in
Hanks precinct. Washington County,
Oregon, 1 grunted and issued to J. M.
Miller, a re-idei't of naid precinct, for a
period of one Tear.
Dated this 1st day of July. U'10.
J. din Martens, Her! lteynolds. T Green,
Jesse .1 Beard, A J Vandehey, J ('Smith,
J M Vnnder.snden. C l Hanks, J T Turk.
Jacob Vohs, W T Keppelo, H Sahler,
AlOert Kuetten, V Mooney, Ari'hie May,
C (' Worlev. lie.irse Si.iith, tjeorge I.ie
inerinan, W H West, Hiram Maker, Her
mann Hunger, John (' Wasteneeli.-r, John
l,iplert, C L I'hilip, V N" Jacobsen, ueo
W ilamcll. Heurr Fiepka. I' Vanderzan-ik-n,
P II lliher. Carl Pipka. J BTuornp- ,
son, C O Thompson, Wm II Kberly, G :
LittU fi-ld, Yakz Hilidi-ou, Jos Spiering. I
El M 3! gran, Ko'jt Kdawndson, Wm i
K: liter, A S k-nngs, Y II Jacob-er. J
H Kicdt 1. K 1. Koy, Robt J Rath, Fred '.
Nsrup, Thos Connoiiv, Hcnrv A Smith.
Louis Brown, Wm Palmer, John Giglor
estv, I K Yates, li 11 West, Aleian ler ,
Helling, C Christiansen, Wm G Walker,
I. Wellington, Burton I'hillip, J W
Phillips, Pelhfrt Pollet, Martin Vanden-!
brook, R K IS-nefiel, M II Heltzel, Henry :
Vogt, H Urate, Willard Maloon, Chas
Dodds.CC Dunn, John C Smith, II .1 :
Sinith, R P MrPherfon, D J Kalher, S
'i Munroe, Chas Pipi.ert, Anton Mrenio
fen, J K Cox, K J Marlineen, II A Todd,
A F, Vetco'.t, Chas Spiering, F W
Pribnow, William .iegler, J J Meaiham,
J J Roberts, Wni V inD.-rzanileti, C C
Homers, Theo Vanderzanden, C (J Hop
pins, Andy Maceino, II li Dancliy, N W
Kasly.Geo Lipnert, H M Yanderzandtn,
Henry Narup, H J Mailer, J Wood, SI
II Parker, Henry Vandomelen, Yinzotn
Dolp, M G Woo 'man. T M Kngin, John
Pltdsoe, A U I.ydia, K V Hunger, A La
cliine, tc: Mauss, John Friday, C R
CYot. L Ringer, W II Lda, W J Soli- .
lcr, W M IUshy, J N Berry, S J Tliomp-
son, O James, Win Yandoiuelen, C F
Remolds, Ilciman Piepka, I M Rev- '
Holds, 1' N VanDetzaiiden, Jack Kberlv,
Jchn Kberly, W J Wilson, Frank hell,;
Frank Cieps, B F'Ost, A Vander.in
rien, George Herb, Bert Van Dome'en, ,
F I Pranger, h Vanderzanden, W II !
McGill F I Berry, J G Mcl.arland, Wm i
Yandeli-ry, Willi.itn Cop, Wni Smith, ,J ;
A Moot; Martin J Yandtr.nnden, Geo ;
Vanderziuden, O K Mil s, C atulehey,
C H Hamilton, John YanDnnielen, j
Montie (jrdfui, Ainod VanDoine en,
Harry Yarull, ,S Cope, Henry Vandehey,
F rVh!g 1, Lewis Roy, J W Phip, W .
H Uedtng, W C Hines, A ( Killiu, John
Cop, Charles Fields, J K F.berly, Chas
Reiling. John Hoos, Henry A Smith,
Henry Cop, I, I. Crawford, C I Roberts,
John Narup, Geo Vandeicoveiing, Ivlis
Purdin, G W Hines W W I, ngureotb,
Geo Yandehey, K M Ranks, ,1 C Schul
tnerich, A II Phipps, I'atsy F Toose) ,
John Wunderlich, M Ktdibir, Carl
i.oretiz, Carl Gribner, Henrv N Peter
son, Geo Ii Ayflelott, W N Jacohson,
August Crop, W II Baker, John Schlavel,
Markins Adams, K C I'ridiy, B A Fri
day Bennie Nelson, C W McConaliey,
Trepheou I) erich, J F' Carstens, (iinrge
Smith, A O R'.pp;to, C V Dodson, J
W Miller.
T Whom II May Concern
Notics Is Hereby (liven tha1. tha undor
Higned riHidont of Banks Precinct, Wash
ingtoii Count V, Oregon, will on Wednes
day, the 7th day of Sept. lillU, at It) o'clock
A . M. of said day, present the, foregoing
petition to the County Court of the .State
of Oregon for Washington County at
Hillnboro, Oregon, and ul tmid time and
place will ask that a license will be issued
to th undersigned applicant hiii hori.ing
liinitoHoll spirituous, vinous md mall
liquors in Htnks precinct, Washington
r, ,,,!( Orei'nn. in leis ouantitios than
ii gallon, lor a period of' one year from ;
ibedatu of the issuance oi mien license.
Dated UiiH'ith day of July, 1910.
J. M. Miller, Applicant, i
p,gley Hare, Attorneys for Applicant
BANK. OF BEAVERTON
Deaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCl $10,000
J. A. MOTT. Prest.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pivi
W. E. PEGG. Secy.
II. W. IIOLGER, Cashii-r
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Transacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Money to fcoan on Good Security.
Fire Insurance in the Best Conioanies.
We are Insured against Burglary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. I)e(Msitors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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"Keep Your Own Key and Counsel"
Sound advice -within certain
Limits.
It's all right when applied to holders
of keys to our safe deposite vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can rent you
boxes for $1.00 per year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon.
SPEND THE SUMMER
AT
Newport Yaquina Bay
The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Where tb p e'ty Water Aqate-, Mobs Agates, Moonstones,
Carncluns. and R ick Oysters ctn be found.
Out Door Spoi'tM of A.1X KiudM
I c'uliriK hunting, Geliine, diguing ltr-k Oysters, boatinp,
surf bathing, riding, autning, camming and dnnciDg. Pure
m nintain waifr and the hnt food at low price?. Fresh
cmbii. dams ovmers, fnh and veyelahlf-a of all kinds daily.
Ideal Camping (irouml-', wiih strict sanitary regulations,
at nominal coet.
3-Day Saturday to Monday Rate
from S P. points, Portland to
Cottage Grove, inclunive, in
dudihg branch lines, also
from all 0 & H. stations Al
bany and iMt. (iood going
on Saturday fr Sunday, and
for return Sunday or Monday.
low Round Trip Season liikets
f'om all points in Oregon,
WisbingH'in and Maho on
sale daily.
A Sunday Excursion Rate of
$1.50
f.orn Alpany, Corvallin and Philomath, with cone ponding low
rates from p rints west, in dUcl all summer. Call on any 8. P.
or C & K Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules,
etc.; alo for copy of our beautifully illustrated booklet, "Out
ings in Ortgon,'' or write to
WM. McMI'IlRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
The loavou is Iviuninjr to work
in tbo matter of pivparinK' the
furht against tho division of
Washington County. Somo fort
tiirht ago thoro was a mass
nuvtinjr bold at tbo court house
to ortranizo to make a tinbt
ajrainst outtin otV tbo oast ond
of tbo county. A commit too
was apHintcd to furiuulato ar
Kumont against tbopivposodout
otT and bavo it dissctninatod
amonir t ho lojial voters of t ho
state. This urpuuoiit has Uvn
prepared and was sent to the
Secretary of Stato the first of
tho wovk. This w ill be printed
with tho measure, in pamphlet
form, and sent to voters from
tho Secretary of State's otlice.
The argument follows:
"Till! t'itl i tiltil II lumt il mhrtn:!
live urijiiuirul, mill rnllilv none ru
lie jmtly inu'le tlirrtfor. Mulliuinh
county cimtnt iu 1X54, pxrtly ffoui
WitibiiiKtoit comity, ami tlic ImmuUiy
line Ixtwcrn mi. I countici oUl)
Imheil, h ncitr m practinlilr, un the Cfnt
of a rnrjn- of IrlU, a natural iti miin,
ami no rra-1011 uow cxnUfuf ih.ui(r,inn It'
WasliiiiKtuu countv contain ;,w wc
tiooa, a ii' I 11 our of the iiii1Kt cuuntir
of the atiite. This hill pro(H to cut a
trip teven mile iU-, coiilniiiini; it)
ii:ue tiillra, olT the ca'l litlc of it, tak.
iiiK nearly half the railioail niilrae of
the countv, alniiit one fifth of it voter
ami about four million ilullnri aa-irfrtl
vuluutiou. Much of the teuuitiing area
ia rout;h, untt'ttleil mountain laml.
Thi change w mil, l hriu the Multno
mah county line to within 49 mile of
the court home at illllaboro, ami would
cut off t'lackam.u from Wellington
county ami thu iliviilc the fifth judicial
district, leaving the resilience of the
circuit juite oiit.Hnlc of the district.
No provide D ia tuaile for rcimhuraui
WashiiiRtou county for tae'MitiK thli
strij) for 1910, or for collrctlnit the taxet
tbercon for that year. Neither iloct it
provide for traiuierritiij the K'hool rec
ords, or car h-ml 1 on Iu court, and
great confuiion wouhl arise in these
matter!.
U-ss than one third of the legal vot
ers residing in snid strip signed the in
itiative petitions, and aome of whom
are now against its p.mage, ni l less
than io )er Cent of all the voters of this
county signed the Mine. Ninety per
cent of the signatures were procured in
Multnomah county, most of them pre
sumably at a stipulated priee per name,
a great majority of the signers having
no intrrtst whatever in the measure.
At the -oplc in this area will he no
nearer to Portland by this change, ami
as. the voters of Washington county,
outside of this strip, are practically
unanimous against It, and quite a large
per cent of those within the district are
also opposing it, and as it will lie a great
injustice to the- county, without mater
ial hem-fit to any one, we urge the vot
ers of the state to vote no on the propo
sition."
The committee responsible fur
the draft, and which was ap
pointed at the mass meeting:
Dr. W. I). Wood, K. I. Kuratli,
Ford (Ironcr, U. P. Cornelius,
W. V. Wiley, W. N. Harrott. W.
(I. Hare, T. H. Tongue, Jr., .).
W. (loodin, Dr. A. P. liailey, Dr.
J. 1'. Tamiesie, i'onton Bowman.
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BEAUTIFUL PLATES
Wo Shall distribute free to utr customers, muiic
hcautif ul fancy plates, a l.ti:c uautity td which we
have secured fur tb.it put pose There ate a ituinU r d"
selected patterns in the most popular colors, all h:tud
decorated with exquisite designs.
Wc can only hint of their many uses, such as (or
the decoration of your dining room, parlor, venter table,
and for serving dainty dishes to yutu l.uly caller, and
at diuncr patties.
They are now on display and if you will call at
my stoic, will be pleased to show thctn to you ami ex
plain how you can obtain one or any nn miser of them
absolutely FRKK. Call and see them at once and
make your choice while the assortment is complete.
BAIRD
In the New Iltidtl IMoth
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2E.
fCtR CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Courteous Trcatmeut
Capable workmen
Haths iu connection, and a
Viae Shower Path
Newly Furnished Shop. A
trial will please you.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Pythian P.ldK', Hillslx.ro.
MSRI
L COLLEGE Mi
Fumiliur building's o Many Woshinton Counsy
Students
i:xi:ciT()k s Nonet:
J. P. Nunn, Federal judjfe at
Madisonville, Ky., was in the
city, Tuesday, for a few hours,
the jruest of J. A. Imbrie and
family, J ude Nunn eoniinp; from
the town wherein Mr. Imbrie's
sister, Mrs. V. H. P.ehne, re
sides. Jud;e Nunn was much
pleased with Oregon, and thought
the view of the Northeast plains,
from Mr. Imbrie's home, ex
tending to the Cedar Mills and
Phillips mountains, was one of
the prettiest sights he had ever
beheld. The judge has never
seen a hopyard, and he has par
tially promised to come out and
spend a couple of days with bis
host, who has promised to show
him about the plains. J. A. was
very much pleased to meet Mr,
Nunn, and speaking of his guest,
said: "lie is a Southerner; a
democrat; and an alfahle gentle
man, and I do not know that I
have ever met a gentleman whom
I have liked so well upon first
acquaintance."
Elmer Parsell, of near Seap
poose, and who has been work
ing at the liurlington sawmill,
was held by the U. S. Commis
sioner, Monday, to appear before
the Federal (irand jury at the
next Portland session, the charge
being assaulting Mail carrier
John Ryan, of Route U, out of
this city. Young Ryan stood
them oil' with a gun, but this
does not help Parsell 's case.
Harvey Dance, of near Laurel,
and who is farming the White
place on Chehalem Mountain,
was in town Tuesday.
W. K. McCourts and wife re
turned Monday evening from an
extended stay at Newport.
Nolle U In-ruby (riven that llm und'rslirii
ml an, ly thn Oounty fnurt of Wh-
nii'ii.n ( iiiiiuy, Oregon, on tint 'Tin iluv
uf.liiiie, HMO, duly eoiilirint'il iw tui-eulor
'it Mm last will and tiwlauiont of John M,
Mni,moii, dH'eaMMl.
Now Therefore, nil persons Imvlng
elaloiH against said (ottalH are hereby re.
iUtre, to iiresmit the ssiue to inn, with
proper voiieliers, at thn law ollie of John
M. Wall, illllHlmro, Oregon, within all
Inoiillis from Dm date hereof.
Oaleil at HlllHlHiro, Oregon, this ith
day of June, llilo
Kranklln llublwl Slmpmin,
I'.jiM-utor of thn lanl will and Itmtament
of Jidili M. Mliniiaoii, (leenaM-il,
klil'AIKINd AND TUNINd
Twenty-live years experience nl making,
repairing and tuning pianos Is a sulhcieiit
guarantee that Venen, the tuner, can
satisfy any and nil who wish their In
struments attended. Ureollllllvnds from
every hrm that has otieiated in Portland
lor the past Jo years, besides the l-.asteru
factories if Kimball, I'.stcy, Stein way
and others. Country work alwavs wel
come. Leave or telephone orders to
MoCormick, or to the l'atteison 1'urni
'lire Store.
A. P. VKNKN. Piano Tuner.
Call for Kids
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THE NEW 0. A. C, ARMORY
Healed hida will tin ree.nlvnd up to Satur
day, aiiKUHtl.'l 1HU), for tho i-onslriietion
of a whool liiiiisn In Hehool OiHlnet No.
H, of WaHhington County, Oregon, mill
then opunml and eontraet awarded to thn
lowHMt reHioiiNllili) hldder. I'luns mid
aiieeilleaUoiiH may lie hi 1111 at tho real
dnnrn of !. M. Kehollelil, lliiiton, Orison.
The Hoard nisnrvfa Iho right to rnieet
any or all hula.
W. H. I,,lhtr,
Chairman of Hehool Hoard,
Itnxtoii, Ore., July 20, lllllj,
J. W. Jamieson, of Farming-
ion, was in me county seat yes
terday.
J. E. Reeves, of Cornelius,
was a, county seat visitor Friday
evening.
T. R. Imbrie arid Fred Zilly
departed Wednesday morning
for Newport for a week's stay at
the beach.
(leorge Meat-hum, of above
Mountaindalo -cine nf flu
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little men of his section - was in
the city Tuesday morning.
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