MASS MEETING
NEXT MONDAY NIGH
II
W1U Shiiic a Mayor ml llir.r
uiuilnwn fr CHy I kxlu.n
00K IIMIIY NUT A CAMillHll
thai HI IVUI W.ll
nut Prrmll j
jlayor A. H. I'"'1 witl ""l r"!
fr mayor at the coining
lion, althmijih he could hav Ud
tl,,, nomination huiidt dmn il
public expression fc'iM-s f..r iu,
think'. Die mass itteoting ii.-t
Monday evening will thtnf.n.
jmne bis Huccessol as tin- rn;i
merlin k' candidates, us a rub-,
gUny win out. Three coiit.n!
men, a trrasurer, and u ri i or,!.
will I"1 sebfted.
City l''tinn ronton tb- br l
JIomla in DecemUT, and the
charl-r revision will have a vol.-
Ir. A. M. Bailey bav.-s th
mayor's chair with u record that
U tit bis credit, lie ami bis u,
(uciatc imw have the charter
amendments where public tin
pruvciiK i.ls ran obtain if an af
finnatix vole shall U nvordri'.
Mrv. t talk has two candidal. :,
in view. One is II. T. I'.atf !.
hse friends advocate bis m it
tinn and election on the mui;.! .
thai in di-r the Hililtty .f
tfrvat Hi'.pnivemenl.l a h'tf'd nun. I
lliauld ! at the helm fur a war
or mi in d Dr. J. 1'. Tamienie,
hiK' fi seiidi say that hi-is e n
titled t'i the boiitir. us U-ing m.e
hu has pinned bis fuitll to the
city thriij;h ofcleiisive invent
Hirtil.S
WS' COM l.kl.Nv.1.
The Fifth Annual lloyn' Confer
mce will it-n in this cilv. In
day, with u program as follow
1 inuv, Nov. 15
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l'iin.1.
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Joseph IMsman, of Portland,
nd Miss Wilda Wiley, of Hills
Uro, wtre united in marriage
Thursday, Nov. 21, 191(1. at St.
Mattlu'WH' Church, in HillsU.ro.
FuthiT Dccncy tele
watiriK' llie coromony. Mr. IMs
ma a son of Mrs. C. Dolsman,
nd in now oriKatfed in contraet
"K in the ltoae City. The l.ri.to
; a daughter of the late Wilbur
y.!ll7. mid ia a nieco of W. V.
Wiley.
William Dolsman officiated as
Ponisman. and Miss Nellie
wiflt'oll wan bridesmaid. The
church ilecorations, arranged for
we solemnization of the nuptials,
ere hcautifut. After the cole
oratum of the marriage the wod
u'nf Party repaired to the home
W tiie Kroom'B mother, where
w weddinjr breukfast was en
Joyinl. . They will make their home in
"illsboro after a short weddinjr
trip.
. Wnale or exchange forWash
'"Jton County land-1120 acres
hot land, all prairie, in the
Albyrta, ready for plow and all
tultivablo except a few acres;
ne mile from railway station.
Address "Owner, Alln'rta. care
ArKus, llill.sboro, Or." 3(5-0
Mrs. K,nma Zeigler, of near
tali's r
fa's a If Lid oiliii
Band, Wm. Zeitflcr, asking fr
".uivoree and an equitable uis-
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National
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' haji in the
paid hint in
i. thinking
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1 ' .A'- 1- man. and tl,,
An' -is ma., ),,,,, a flw (!ol
!ati . t-ini.-d nvi-r tu him
'I'-'ler the ,:,,, ,,at
A IV man ;h '1 l.nrnh ;rh.
D '",!, .-1! ,v i'... sale is a .sale
that iii.-:,..s th,. (.' tu buyt-rs.
i ..( o-,e W.-.-k. I I 1 1, ! li Jf t fnor
r,,w. .) Will he able t.) buy
'!." 111. n i.andise f,,r little
""'' ' t",an e.er h fure ill this
ba-.e the st.H-k and
" i th.-ir prutit.s fur
tu make r.H.ni fur new
1. lie
am
L.-.i- I ':i k i!i and Mi.is Addie
M. 1 a !.,r w ere united in tnar
nae at l'nr.--.t Cruve, Nov. Ill,
I'.'l'i, at the home of Mr. ami
Mrs. .Mi-liner, Kev. Stiver of
l.ciati!.. l i e room is a st'K-k-man
o! A r . t ! "'i". I'-astern ( )re-
..n, at. i
of Mr,
,e iTi, lew tliedauKhter
M.'iireer. Thev will
make thnr i...i:ie at Antelope.
!...! Crane. No. XVJ. will
e an. enti rta:i,niei,t and bas
ket -"i-iai at the Modern Wok1
man Hall at ('.-.larMil!, Saturday
ev cm?:. No'. nii!T Lii, l'Jli 1. A
cnrdi.il invitation is extended to
ad, Ladies are kindly re.iie.sted
to bnn haAfts. Ii'i-7
Cl.as. Stephens, of Huxton.
was down to the city yesterday
iiionnn. ('has. is the baseball
authority up bis way, i'mi in old
en time was one of the Nimrods
of the north county - until! (us).
Annentni'..t took tli.1 chani.ion
ship as "the hunter"
President K. K. l.vtle. of the
I'acitic Kailway i: Navigation
( 0., ises out the woni tnai me
olden Spikt
on tin
Tillamook
next May.
road will be driven
I hat beiiiK' tbe case Tillamook,
as a Summer resort, will make
her debut next Summer.
Cinch Haas, of North Hills
Imro, while workin with a fruit
jar, la.sl Friday, broke the vessel
and sulTcred a very severe wound
of one of Ids bunds, He cut an
artery and sutVered ronsideraluu
loss of blood. Ir. Tamiesie at
tended the wound.
There are i!"i divorce cases on
the circuit court docket up for
1 n. .o;,,!,
cosine ami nnai ui'iin"...
There are many which hav
been
adjudicated but no decree
ed. same beinjr withheh
some minor leal action
jrrant
1 until
is de-
veloped.
llo not overlook Council & Co.'s
biir sab-, which commences Fri
day morning. Nov. 2-". and la.st.s
until December:! for if you do
vou will miss some rcat bar
ains. Council Co- always
make ood when they Kiveasalo.
. 1 1 I
I I) ( 'ran. all. who na.s oeei
arnveil
1
iM
at Uanclier. Jioni..
i',.j, 'ii' to nun us
wife and
ehildren,' who have been here for
several months, desse w , husy
jtreetinjr his oldtinie llillsboro
friends.
Just ask Fmrick & Corwin to
Hl.e one of their new tfophor
traps, (lets them every turn -,l
there is no chance of shoot-
;., vo.n-self or running a npear
in your band.
Fred ( Iroener, of below Rood's,
and who is also somestory spin
ner, was in town yesterday.
i i loan on real estate
... 1 V UV sell farms. Try
MHOIi.i. - - 11 ...It.,
us. I lie
elilooi n 1 -jf)lj
Ilillsboro
1 T. Fletcher,
the pioneer
teacher and surveyor,
from Forest (b'ove last weeK.
1 . i:.,. . ,.,.ii nod see my splen-
,. T .;.,:.;, hnts. Mrs. Hhea
i.'r,..st. Main, Kast of llnrd.
Ceo. W. Howell, of beyond
Hanks, was in the city luesday.
on lotful liiiH"'HS-
Hard Wheat Flour,
i.v,.rv sack iruaranteed. 37tf
A. I'. lloD-onib antl wife of
'I wo Fiidandi
Ii'mim I'.,, 1 :,-.,,i
e in town Tuesday
SPLENDID CITIZEN
DIES NEAR HILLSBDRO
l.uui fi
"'iiiinic, i,J I j,c siM.k-
". Iicd Snturdiiy
1.1.1. kNOVSN
OIDIIMH DAYS
fan Slmk
l Hkrn Oregon in the
Stfnlic
'''"n Manning htiMkrnan and
l""n-. r. died at bin home, a mile
"rthof this city, Saturday, Nov.
after an illness of several
rnontlu. H,, waH )()rri in Wahl.
'"Kton County, New York, in
and at tb.; ae of i:j was
thrown on bin own p-sourees.
In K,:, he moved to Ohio, and in
K.", went to Karma:;. In IK7.I,
w'.'iit to 1'ike's l'eak, where
I'" made and lost a fortune. In
'J'.e raid alone he lost $7,1)00
worth of horses, which
were
tolen by the Indians.
In ls,'".l he emitated to Idaho,
khere he prospected for a year,
n 1m'i."i be came to Cortland' and
naed in building flatlmats.
m.i later coiuiuctiMj a stock and
airy ranch on Sauvies Island.
,at.r be enakred in raisin:
horseji in FastiTn Oregon, and
for many years bred Imth stand-
ird trottin st.K'k and draft ani-
mais. m l.iA he was married
to Mrs. Kli.abeth Wilcox, a pio
neer of lSl.'i, and who was a
iaubter of Woodsen Seojrjrin,
md w ho survives. In ls;2 they
moved to Hiuslwro and bouurht
i'JO acres north of this citv.
which be put in a hich state of
ultivation, and later sold, except
a small tract where he spent his
leclmiriK' years.
In the seventies he wits widely
known by horsemen all over the
coast. He was the soul of integ
rity, and a wide circle of friends
in Ksstern Oregon, aa w ell as in
the vallev. mourn his loss.
The funeral took place Monday,
from the family residence, and
interment was in the Masonic
cemetery.
The undersigned w ill sell at pub
lic auction at his place, 1-2 mile
south of Cedar Mill, on the
'.arnes road, at 10 a. m., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12
l!y uiRtr, 10 yn, lion; bay uire, 10
MS, 11.', , yr oui Moment cow, now in
milk, j Iiuilm.ii Jtrn-y cow, fri'dll soon;
lymr ol.l llolsleiii licilcrs. all Iresli
K ul J.in. 1st; J I'l-ycar old llolsliin
brifeiH, frrnli in Hb.; a yr ol.l Durlmm-
lcrn v lit'ifri, flfll atiout .lute of s.a-;
j yr-ulil Jrincy-llulslriii heifers, frrsh in
Ann!; 18 mo-ol.l hrifer, fresh in Feb.: 3
Spnni: linfei calves; these nre all choice
sloik an.l have all len ins;ecte.l for
luhiriuliiMn. Mi!, b week..; heavy fpruiR
wakfim, ' shop ms.le," (joimI as new; ohl
wavon. huiikiv. toad ca-t, si-l (11)1 harness,
j sets ii.lc luitiu-ss; 1 j-inch steel beam
nlnw. K sliovi I cultlvatiir, tleuhle shovel
culttv.it r. Miin!e shovel with side w iiiS,
It IK-rnne tiitmer, garden ililll, 50-
tooth lever diau harrow, hayrack, innd
stone. 5 Kal barrel chum, Millie haiHHu
hav foik, wo het 1 inch Manila roie
with hloi ks etc, S-inch post hole auer,
n-iial b.nrel el vini'Kr, waifon d. ver,
iuirrels. shovels rnke, forks, hoes, snme
household fiirnitme ami oilier i.mcles
ton iiiiinerons to ineiilieii. l.uncn at
noon.
Terms of Sale: Under $10,
ash; $10 and over, one year
bankable notes. 3 per cent otf
for cash on sums over $10.
Mll.T Kkevks. Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
RHEVES BERU
Mr. B. B. Reeves and Miss Iou
ise" Berjr. of Cedar Mill, were
united in marriage Thursday,
November 21. 1910. at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Berg, Kev. Conge, ot
Salem, oliiciating.
Mr. Reeves has been a resident
of the Cedar Mill section lor
manv years, and the uruie is a
iwpular young lady of her vicin
ity. They will take up their res
idence at Cedar Mill.
Judge J. W. Good in yesterday
Nov. 23 united in marriage cle in the car and was unable to
Albert H. Tooze. of Clackamas j ocate ,t until Tuesday, when she
County, and Miss Gertrude found it at a carDarn where Con
Wilkes, daughter of A. J. W 1 kes , )tluctor yy, Cavander had left
ana wen Known a, ouemwu.
Sam Ornduff, of near Laurel,
,nc a pitv visitor, yesterday
evening.
M I LIHBGAO ARGUS. NOV. 2 l'JI
I'- thankful, anyway!
White Mountain Flour- $1.
at limmott's.
C. W. Thra)(), of Dreneo, was
in the city tlie first of the week.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
IVrkir.s. Nov. 22, 1'JlO, a daugh
ter. Monmouth Cutter at Emmott
Hros. Try it it is the real
tiling.
l!orn, to Mr. and Mrs. Hay
.v.rthrup, Hillshoro, Nov. 21,
1!10. a son.
Ten head of pijs for sab; I).
Tsehabohl. Hillsljoro, Ore.. Iloute
1. Helvetia.
Surveyor T. S. Wilkes is on
the streets after a siee of rheu
matism. If you want wxxl bargains in
bats, call on Mrs. Rhea Frost,
Main St., Kast of Third.
J. R. McNow and wife, of Inf
low Reedville, were in the city
yesterday afternoon.
Co to the Kin"; Liht Co. for
your electric lilit supplies. Sec
ond d.xir east of Crescent Theatre.
VV. I:. Iusigiiorit. of
Cales (.'n ek, was in town
near
yes-
ipiay.
YV. E. McCourt and wife are
visiting in California. While in
the South they will visit at Tur
loek. Ceo. Yandercoevering and
I'eti-r Jansen, of Verlxxirt. were
in the city luesday on legal bus
iness. If vou want anything in silver
ware, just go to Norman Greer's
ano ou will surely find what
you want.
An torn- Hermens, of VerUxirt,
was in the city Tuesday morning,
and while in town called on the
Argus.
For sale Two sows, two pigs,
and .six shoats. Inquire D. L.
Ibiiiston, Fair Acre Farm, outh
HillsUir.j.
Dance at W. O. V. Hall, at
Glencoe, Saturday night, Nov.
'JO. Toi-lle's orchestra. Tickets,
.l.i. including supper.
Anyone looking for silverware,
who is not blind, will see one of
the best assortments ever in the
city, at Norman Greer's.
The football game between
Ilillsboro and the Wabash In
dependents, scheduled for today,
takes place this afternoon at
'l.l, at lb. creation Park.
Erwin Ritter, secretary of the
German Mutual Fire Insurance
Co . was in from near Bethany,
on Tuesday, on legal business.
1'eter Jacobsen and Wm.
Batcbeidar, of the West Union
section, were over yesterday,
getting the dressing for their
turkeys.
Strayed -Bald-face 2-year-old
colt, sorrel. Information as to
whereaUmts will In? rewarded.
J. II. Yanl.um, Cornelius, Ore.,
Route 1. 3G-8
Thos. Withvcombe, for years a
resident of the Farmington sec
tion, and now handling real es
tate out of Portland, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Barber returned
Tuesday from an extended trip
to Riverside and Ontario, and
other California joints, where
she visited with sisters.
Taken up; Yearling bald face
gelding; two white hind feet;
no brand. Owner please call,
pay charges, and take same
away. George Hart, Cornelius,
Ore., Route 2. Rox 23. 3G-8
Peter Smoker, of Helvetia,
was down to the city yesterday.
He says that the farmer who has
not his Fall work completed this
year is in hard luck, as this has
been one of the finest Autumns
for years.
Gen. Ranson Woman's Relief
Corps will have an apron sale in
the building between Koeber's
confectionery and the Commer
cial Hotel, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 2D, commencing at ten in the
morning. - Mrs. L. 0. Crandall,
president. 36-7
B. R. Reeves and Max Berg, of
Cedar Mill, were in town y ester
day. Mr. Reeves has sold his
general merchandise store at Ce
dar Mill, to a Mr. E. S. May, of
Chehalis. Mr. Reeves has been
in business lor seven years, and
leaves a host of friends who wish
him well in any new undertaking.
53Saturday of this week, to
-i o ciocK, uv. uowe, me
well known optometrist, will be
in Tualatin Hotel. Don't fail to
consult him about your eyes and
glasses. Dozens of Hillsboro ref
erences. More than 20 years ex
penence as an exclusive eye
specialist
Mrs. S. J. Stanton, of Sher
wood, recently sold a lodging
house and placed $600 in coin and
currency in her handbag, and
then boarded a car, enroute for
Mt. Seott. She left the recepta
,t lor tne owner, mere were
two checks in the satchel, in the
sum of $2,000. Mrs. Stanton
' Kve the tinder $100,
NEW CITY CHARTER
SH0ULD PASS BIG
Many Important Matters are Pro
vided for in Proposed Measure
HARD SURFACE STRLETS IS ONE
Property Owners can Have ten Yean
to Pay Street Improvements
The new city charter should pass
without much opposition at the
coming city election. For street
improvements, the new instru
ment makes proper provision,
and the terms of the city are not
severe, in case anyone shall wish
to be granted time, ten annua!
payments will be afforded, with
an interest charge. With such a
charter Hillsboro can progress-
without such a charter it can,
and will, stand still.
The provision affecting street
improvements, so far as the
power to order and execute is
concerned, is as follows:
The council is authorized and
empowered, whenever it deems
expedient, to provide by resolu
tion for the improvement of any
street or alley in said City of
Hillsboro, by planking, replank
ing, paving, repaying, graveling,
regraveling, macadamizing, such
street or alley, or laying any oth
er kind of paving or surfacing
thereon, or repairing any kind of
paving previously done, or con
structing a sewer therein, any
such improvement to include cost
of curbing along such street or
alley, and all the expense of mak
ing any and all such improve
ments herein authorized and
enumerated shall be paid by the
owner, or owners, of lots, tracts,
or parcels of land specially bene-
htted by such improvements, and
the council is authorized and em
powered to determine the char
acter and kind of any such im
provement, to determine what
lands are specially benefitted by
such improvements, and the
amount to which each parcel, lot
or tract of land is benefitted, and
to levy and assess upon each lot
tract or parcel of land the pro
portion or amount of such ex
pense, and make the same a lien
thereon, as the said lot tract or
parcel is found to be benefitted
thereby, and to collect such as
sessments." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Jas II Sewell to Anna Eagle-
ton, 5.11 a Sewell Acreage
$1
1
Ruby Gorham to A W Smith,
7 Its electric ad Tigardville
Maria Wilcox to G Engelke.
40 a C Wilcox d 1 c 1
3000
10
Jno Trachsel to H C Delano,
land in Gray Oak Tract
Evelyn Fisher toj M Taylor,
lot 13 Evelyn ad 10
Chas AW yman to F Schuler,
6 1-2 a near Gaston .3800
W Latham to Maria Smith,
160 a above Mountaindale- 6400
G Fields to Myrtle Fields, tr
in blk 7 rorest Grove 150
Emma L Walker to Ora Hal-
gate, 80asec4t3nr3w 5
rank Lichty to E S F New
come. 30 a sec 1 1 n r 2 v3000
Olive Hurlburt to W J Ped-
dicord, 8. 16 a Taylor Ferry
Road 4000
D G Brown to D M Holbrook
23.70 a E Young d 1 c ... 620
Mary Crewson to Alice Mc
kenzie, same as above 1000
B Reynold to HW Bradley.
80 a sec 27 t 2 n r 4 w. . . 2800
Mary Rolston to Hattie Hard
ing, trin blk 2 Gaston 1000
red Porter to A M Porter,
lot in Gaston 600
Alexander to 0 W Hum
phreys, 80 a sec 36 t 1 n r
5w 10
J S Drew to Caroline Gleiser,
3 lots W Park ad F Grove. 1600
J J Smith to J L Graff, 67 a
T R Cornelius d lc 10000
C H Bamford to J A Hazlitt,
tr sec 9 t 1 n r 4 w 1
E G Goff to J A Hazlitt, 40 a
in same as above 5000
E Freeman to J Saunders, tr
in Dilley 600
H A Davies to M Turner, tr
at Banks, liquor restnctionlOOO
E I Kuratli to i rank Duerst,
tr blk 22 Hillsboro - 10
J C Kuratli to Joseph Duerst,
tr blk 2 Humphrey's ad-. 10
E I Kuratli to J C Kuratli,
80asec35tlnrlw.... 10
Delia Graham to Mary Miller
54x90 feet blk 3 F Grove- 400
Geo Duerst to E I Kuratli. 80
asec35tlnrl w
10
Jas Fewster to Mary Lawton
2 lots W Portland Heights
Jennie Haines to Elinor
Alexander, 2 lots in Fair-
view 1
Herman Metzger to Marshall
Stewart, 4 lots Metzger
Acres 1000
Rose Broadley admx to J G
Bramberg, 40 a sec 34 t 2
n r 4 w 1500
Melinda Cave et al to J H
Kroeger, Hardware store,
Main street 3000
W H Lyda to M F Heesacker,
120.39 a near Greenville-..13800
J J FisheretaltoWGHoff
man, 80 asec 16 1 1 s r 3 w8000
C E Marrs to W F Johnson,
40 a near Scholls 3300
Sylvester White to A I An
derson, 10 a sec P, t 3 s r 1
w
John Algesheimer to C F
10
Hesse, V.tt.Hl a John Grif
fith donation
F E Atkins to J W Davis Jr,
1.22 a in lairview K)
Oitfred Prf-elrr tn Iave Ilirscher, 1
acre in Helvetia fjoo
Kets Mlwirlc to 1' fc Davidson, lot
in nunipvii.e, l orest i.rnve 470
iraisy Aiiu-ker to Kose Wetterlior(.
jiwcijiiiri w 111
1 nier i-rniie 10 1 -armor remit, 40 a
nrar ParmitiKtoti 1200
ae to same, 1 acies near farming
inn
ruler I'ennear.ri wife to Perler I'enne
40 m res near rariiiinitoti im
(rto Barley to I) Reruito, 6.4H acres
sec 3 t I a r I w
JW.Shute to IHU Kimlieiiiti, tract
in, rairview- trm
J w Mierwxxl to Harvey Krigrri,
.WX150 reel .Nayiora ail t I, rove... 300
.-j 1 .vainer 10 11 1. Wa!U, 50.30 a
sec 3 i 1 1 r 4 w ijoo
i.iim i.enman to Harry u loung.lot
in tinman ncres 10
Alice Hoffman to M W Halin, lot I
blk 9 Thome's al 110
V. R Thomas to Hilernia Savings
Bank, 5 lots Bensonic Height iooo
Walter Amann to II II Wright, 50.90
acres sec 3 t 2 s r 1 w. 1600
J T A'txamler to Geo Kate, 10 a see
4t3r3w ,n
S A Monlton to B I' Danimon, tract
in Curtia suh div, Forest Grove..., 1
Geo Kaae to li J tofDn, 10 acres sec
4t3or3w iooo
Herman tMterniann to W A Sahnow,
0.35 a alunroe donation. 1
R L Scheiffe.in to W A Sahnow, 0.33
a Munroe donatim. 1
Julia K Boyce to Myrtle I)enniaon, 2
lots bile 37 h t a.l Hillsboro 1000
Noah Hiniley to C H Snider, prop
erty at Progress 4300
Portland Heights Realty to W K Im-
vis, 2 lots Portland Heights No 2... 10
Minnie Spath to 11 K Jovce,4oa
sec 35 t 2 1 r 2 w. ivjo
Herman Metzger to R A Sawyer, lot
in Metzger Acres ijc
L C Uarrigtis to Kmma I. Walker, 80
acres sec 4 t 3 n r 3 w 2000
Kva Chriitenoa lo It Fubols. 17& ai
a Inox donation 14 000
N S Frickett toGrant Jones, So acres
sec 13 t 2 n r 4 w. 100
J A Jeffrey to Arthur Langguth, his
int in Murderer Koselair s farm..... 1
GEO. H. WILCOX
Geo. H. Wilcox, of Newport, has
been nominated for mayor of
that bustling city-by-the-sea. Mr.
Wilcox was for many years as
sessor for Washington County,
giving eminent satisfaction. He
was councilman here a number
of times, and wa3 alway3 faith
ful to his duties. Newport will
not be loser by electing Mr. Wil
cox as its executive.
FRL'IT MEETING
There will be a meeting of the
Washington County Fruit Grow
ers Association in Hillsboro,
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 26, at
1:30 o'clock. Secretary B. N.
Sproat, of Beaverton, writes that
there will be an experienced pack
er at the session to give instruc
tions on preparing fruit for the
market. All orchardists are in
vited to attend this session.
$S)0 Cash
Will 1 uy you a nice 5-room house;
lot 9M9G; chicken park for 200
chickens; fruit trees in full bear
ing. This house is as good as
new, and is an ideal little home.
Price, $1750. Terms-$500 cash,
balance $20 a month. Address
P. 0. Box 412, Hillsboro.
Dr. Ernest Everest, of Corne
lius, was in the city yesterday,
filing his final account pf the es
tate of Andrew Hauck, deceased,
who passed away at Cornelius a
few month ago. The only heir
to the estate is Minnie Hauck
Wartegg, the celebrated prima
donna, who has sung before the
crowned heads of Europe, and
had more than one triumphant
tour in America. Mrs. Wartegg
now resides at Lucerne, Switz
erland, where she has a splendid
villa. Her husband is now in
the Argentine, where he has
arge interests.
I have a 3 1-4x4 1-4 kodak in
perfect condition with both film
and plate attachments; a com
plete developing and printing
outfit; a portrait lens; and other
supplies. Can be had for $15, if
taken at once. Box 293, Hills
boro.
E. C. Mulloy, of near Laurel,
was over to the city yesterday,
and called on the Argus.
For sale finely bred young
Jersey bull, registered. Will
sell for $3o if taken soon. VV rite
for particulars as to breeding.
E. E. Watts, Hillsboro, Oregon.
John Loftis, of beyond Glencoe,
was in the county seat yesterday
on probate business.
Hercules stumping powder, any
quantity, caps, fuse, etc. All
new stock at J. L. Borwick s,
Reedville, and at Orenco. 3Gtf
1
Frederick Johansen and son
Oscar, were in town from Farm
ington, yesterday.
Lost: Spitz dog, small. Re
ward. Return to Lee Sears,
Garage, Third Street, Hillsboro,
Oregon. 3otf
Born, to Abraham Stoller and
wife, of near Cedar Mill, Nov.
17, 1910, a son.
Wanted: High grade Jersey
bull, between one and two years
old. Give price and breeding.
Box 411, Forest Grove. Ore.
Erwin Burkhalter, of South
Tualatin, was in the city yester
day.
'Ace
PROFESSIONAL,
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
1'bynlr Un tod Hnrifii a
Ottic-Bailey Morgan bi.ira, iirxUIra
Rooms li, 13 and 14, Rl.iu-.. mjuiV
wmt rornar B&mIIii and Beeoi il Mrria
Bolh 'I'honm.
MVWWVI
S. T. LINKLATER, 14. a. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlot niwUIra oorTb Delta 1 nig Mr
KurMatiM Eaatof Court II-mim.,
lo tha oorner of the Work.
ssVWWsSVM
JAME.Sr-HILUPETlMIK8JK.il. U.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hurgfiri Southern Faclflo Ba!lr,.a. Co.
CoiiaulUtion In Franco or Kiicl.ah. ON
north aid. of Main St.. HUlaU.M, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D .D.D.S.
Physician ana Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
cauey-Morfjan Block.
Both Phonea. TTHUk. r-
DR. ELMER H. SMITH
Osteopathic Physician
m
OFFICE HOURS
Monilajs, Wedneaclayt and Fri laya
9 'o ; 1 to 4; 7 to 8.
Tumlays, Thurailaya and Satunlaya
7 to 8 p. m.
Llnklater Bldg over Delta. Both I'lionei
DR. VV. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Roorna 10 and 11 Morgan-Baliey Block,
itret. Over Dannla Store.
HILLBBORO ------ OREGON
Omm. K. tmmy w. a. Hmrm
BAQLEY A HARE
ATTORN BYS-AT-LA W
fioomi 1 and 1 Shnto BaildlnK
HILLSBOfiO, . , OKE(i05.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Koomt J, 4, k s, Morgan Blk, HlUaboro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offica tjpatalra. Bailey Morgan &lxk
Roonu, i anl a.
HILLSBORO. - OBSG0M.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrioi: Main BUeet, opp. Co- n II 01.
HILLSBORO - OK ''Ai-Jt
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, UpaUIra, Room j, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and lice:d Veter-
inary in Hillsboro.
Sixteen years prac-
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'8
STABLB No. 1
Office phonea: Pacific State 501 ; Inri.219
Residence phonea; Independent 213; I'a
citic Sutts 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do HiKh Gum
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Trmieiie Bldg. HILLSBOfcO, OHK.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modern
Woodman of America, meeta every first
and third Saturdaya in each month at
their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial,
ly invited to attend camp meetings.
S. G. Khoubs, Consul.
R. E. liALbERMAfi, Clerk.
J. S. LORSUNG 1
1
Contractor "and Builder N
1 ! h
I Large Barns a Specialty jj
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood' Div. g
Hillsboro, Ore., R. f. D. 5
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent I'lione
ORENCO, - - ORKOON
DR. J. B. NOBMAN
Physkla m4 Srfo
Office in
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls promptly Answered
""'iiuon of the property.
Hethany, were