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MILLSBORO AROUS, Al'RIL la. 1911
D0I1T Pay RENT Anymore
Buy a Lot and build your house to suit you,
where you can have a Dry Basement on
EVERY LOT
HEIDEL'S ADDITION: Tbe Best Lots
and the Best Terms of Sale in the City.
I have platted and placed on the market that beau
tiful tract of land, containing 10 acree, looated lews
than two blocks eaet of the business portion of Hill
boro, on tl e north Bide of Min street and broadside
to the heart of the resident prt of town, one b'ock
Irnu electric car line, convenient to all churches and
schools; every lot rerfect.no low or Wet place; good
wide streets all irnund it and through it. S'n of
lots, 50 feet by 11)0 f set; every lot has a 16 foot alley.
Prices are very reasonable, oor.sidering qu'ity and
location.
E?ery ded will have building restrictions, which
will he a protection against cheap and undesirable
1 buildings.
Terms of payment will be given when required.
This addition is eure to become the 'Nob Hill" of
tbe city.
When you build a residence in this addition you
will be sure of a salable pioperty, at a good profit,
should you wibh to sell.
Remember, the best is always the cheapest
Call at RoomB 1 and 2
HEIDEL Building
HILLS BORO, OREGON.
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unuiLu uniL iiiiiu
THE THIRD PLACE
Raked in the Third Rank in Put
ting: on Subscriptions
OREGONIAN SENDS CHECK FOR FIFTY
Behind The Scenes At Salem
Fascinating and instructive
book on the late legislative
session, which every voter
.4 should read. Contains con
tributions from prominent
Legislators.
For sale by E. L. McCormicK, Hillsboro,
Price 60 cents.
l ettered at the Post-office at Hillsboro
Oregon, as seoond-clam mail matter.
Ij. A. I.' Alitor
States, 36x Farmer; Home,
Bethany 1. Jos. Saunders, Port
land, Ore., Route 2. 2tf
The American Woman's League
held a very enjoyable-meeting,
Tw-rvjli the tcie
BY
l.ONO McKINNKT
Governor West will not call an
extra session and Oregon will
get along quite well, thank you.
If the proposed charter shall
fail of passage it will mean no
improvements, such as sewage
and paving, this year.
Well, well Teddy endorsed the
progressive legislation of the
"Fool of the Family!" And even
the organs of the assembly move
ment are getting into line ex
cept, of course, a few here and
there, who never see light for
years after the beacon is burning.
Without a new city charter
Hillsboro's business streets must
remain as they are, with perhaps
a few new planking; we must go
along without sewage a menace
to health; contemplated improve
ment will die a-borning. The
new charter will make it possible
for civic improvement, and civic
improvement is what we need if
the city is to expand and become
a commonwealth of any consid
erable importance. Therefore,
it behooves citizens, who wish to
see improvements go ahead this
summer, to get out and vote
"yes" on the charter, next Mon
day The old charter grants
powers more arbitrary, and vests
them in the council, even against
75 per cent, of a protest but the
council would not go ahead with
. eyen those powers. The new
charter gives seventy-five per
cent, of owners of property af
fected power, to name the class
of improvement, and the council
must abide by this request.
Dr. F. A. Bailey operated on a
Mr. Knott, who was recently
entered at the county farm.
One of the patient's feet was
troubled with necrosis, the result
of a spinal injury some years ago,
and which superinduced a partial
paralysis. Dr. Robb administer
ed the anaesthetic, and the oper
ating surgeon chiseled away con
siderable of the offensive bones
of the foot ankle. It is thought
that amputation can be dis
pensed with judging from re
sult, s
i Single Comb Brown Leghorns
'-pullet mating only. My pen is
headed by a cock bird direct from
(JroveHill Poultry farm. Mated
to 10 high scoring pullets. , Or
trirs filled from this pen as soon
"after receipt as possible. We
guarantee satisfaction or no
pale. Both Telephones. Pacific
LtnjJisjisa? fcreethig, some splendid
piano selections were rendered
by Mrs. F. J. Sewell and Miss
Jessie Harrington. Light re
freshments were served.
I represent the Spirella corset.
Make selections in your home,
where accurate -measurements
can be taken, and you get a cor
set to meet the requirements of
your figure. Send postal card,
or phone call for appointment.
Mrs. M. E. Caudle, Hillsboro,
Oregon, Fifth and Jackson Sts.
Ind. phone, 584. 50-9
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Mr. PageE. Gardner,
of Hillsboro, and Miss Meta
Hanson, of Portland. Mr. Gard
ner, is the proprietor of the
Pharmacy and Miss Hanson is a
former resident of Betheny.
The wedding will take place in
Portland, Saturday.
Wanted To do teaming of all
kinds. Fir wood for sale. Wood
orders promptly delivered. Ind.
phone. C. K. Hodgdon. 3-5
Condenser checks for the pa
trons of the company arrived the
first of the week and were dis
tributed by the milk haulers.
This means several thousand dol
lars more in circulation - and it
comes every month. Who would
not be a dairyman?
John Welch, of Beaverton, was
up to the city yesterday, on pro
bate business. The Mager land,
near Beaverton, was appraised
at $11,000, it laying close to the
town. Emil Kuratli, Ed Schul
merich and L. A. Long, as ap
praisers, fixed the valuations.
When Hillsboro gets a sewer
and payed streets, and more ce
ment sidewalk, it will be one of
the nicest towns on the West
Side. Let the good work go on.
Chas. Lindgren, has been run
ning one of the Buxton hotels
will open his saloon at Timber in
about ten or fifteen days.
John Ritter, of Helvetia, was
down to the county seat the last
of the week.
William Conley was down from
Timber the first of the week,
visiting his family for a day.
Miss Jessie Harvey, of Port
land was the guest of Miss Ona
Foord, over Sunday.
SURPRISE
"The Loyal Daughters" of the
Christian Church gave their
teacher, Mrs. E. 0. Brown, a
very pleasant surprise party Fri-
dnv pvpnino". in honor of her
' birthday. The class presented
her with a beautitui silver ladle.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent by all present Those in
attendance were: LaVerne and
Ruby Tipton, Winnifred Pitman,
LaNora Gardner, Louisa Heims,
Mary and Edith Gheen, Nellie
Jackson, Sarah and Eva Reycraf t,
Zella and Lulu Gillenwater, Eva
Kuhne, Martha Friedenthal, Fan
ny Turpin, Grace Brown, Trella
Lincoln, Dulcina and Vivian
Brown, and Rev. Vallandigham.
Rustling Agent Feels Very Proud of His
Endeavors for March
James Wesley Cave, the Oregon
ian Agent, won third place in
the contest to get subscribers for
the month of March, and this
morning he received a check for
fifty human plunks. The check
is signed by Henry L. Pittock
and the Argus guesses it is good
and Jas. isn't going to have it
framed as a souvenir; neither
will he devote it to a charitable
institution; nor will it go to the
missionary society; nor is he go
ing to buy an auto; nor a road
flea, as Dr. Linklater calls one of
these motor cycles.
J. W. is going to get action on
that fifty dollars, and let the in
crease in circulation keep right
on he will take the Argus and
Independent men and the office
forces, some of these days, out
in a big red touring car, laden
with caviarre sandwiches, soda
pop, chocolates, cold chicken,
and all that goes with these as
trimmings, and give them a day
of recreation that is Jim says
he may do that if the fifty isn't
gone before some one gives him
the red car.
ASTORIA CENTENNIAL
Astoria. Ore., April 10 Presi
dent Harvey Beckwith, of the
Portland Commercial Club, act
ing for the Astoria Centennial
Committee, has issued a formal
invitation to Col. Theodore Roose
velt, former president of the
United States and originator of
the "Big Stick" Race Suicide,
"Malefactors of Great Wealth"
etc., to be present at the Astoria
'x&Mtzf fit
Able to reply as yet because he
has not had time to consult his
engagement book. . He wired
from Seattle that he will advise
the Committee as soon as he can
"see daylight" and the Commit
tee is bringing pressure to bear
upon him to be present and make
an address in the great open air
stadium which is being erected
at City Park.
Combiued Statement of
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF HILLSBORO, ORE.
and associate
THE SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
At the close of busiuess Match 7, 1911
RKSOl'RCliS
Loons and Discounts $i97.o6l s
V. S. Bunds to secure Circulation 50,000.00
rrcuiium on U. S. Bonds 656 4
Bonds, Securities 17,008 oS
Banking House Furniture mid Fixtures 7.50000
Oth-.-r Rel Ktntc Owned 8,000 o
Due from Bank and Hmkeis. 176-J SS
Checks and Other Cash Items i.7l,.M
Cash on hand ,VVi7
I58K..M0.80
LI AM LINKS.
Capital Stock 80,000.00
Surplus aud Profits 4,4l.'5
Circulation 3,000.(0
Deposits 500,711.74
$,SVio8
Order Your Wood
For next Winter.
Fir and Oak
Prices the Lowest
H. D. SCHMELTZER
Hillsboro, Oregon.
C. E. Koontz is putting in
new bar fixtures in his Second
Street resort. Lindgren, of Tim
ber, gets the old fixtures.
Mrs. Anthony Tongue, grand
mother of the Tongue Brothers,
is quite ill at her home beyond
Glencoe.
J. A. Zimmerman and J. T.
Morrison, of between Witch
Hazel and Farmington, were in
town yesterday.
H. M. Munger and wife were
out from Portland the first of
the week.
Physicians report more la
Grippe than is usual at this time
of year.
Hillsboro National Bank
w-A- xinh Savings Department
Both under Government Supervision.
W. H. Wehrung, Dr. S. T. Linklatkr, David Kuhatm,
President. Vice President. Cashier.
$60,000 Capital
Solicits the patronage of the people of
Washington County.
4 par oanl Inlaraat paid on Tint and Saving DapoaHa
A Modern Banking House.
Every Courtesy to Customers.
Safety Deposit Boxes for your
Valuable Papers.
DIRECTORS: J. C. Hare, K I. Kuratli, M. C. Weliruug, II T.
Bag'ey, J. C. Kuratli, O. A. Wehrung.
Second and Main, Hillsboro, Oregon
(You can verify this touring car value
with your own eyes
20
H. P., four passengtr, Sliding geare, Boch Magneto, noinch wheel base. Fully Equipped $1075.00
Guaranteed For Life
THREE OTHER MODELS.
Runabout, $825 00
Torpedo, $925 00
Coupe, $1200.00
This guarantee mean that the fluop Motor Car Company guarantees the Hupm ihile free from def-cta in tiintr-ii 1
workmanship, during the life of the car, and will replace, free of charge, any such defective m terial on return tn i'J
factory for inspection. So you have in the Huptnobile Touring Car not only the most reinirkahle car in point of li
power, 'qnipment and luxury ever offered at such a price; but a guarantee which ettablishei the (Mtiilitv of the rnr t
yond all poasibilly of argument. Back of this you have the assurance, based on the experience of tliousanclR of fi E'
mobile owner9, that this new touring car will cost so little to maintain that it can not actually be considered , "p"
psnse, in view of the perv.ee rendered, J rc i an ex-
The celebrated NEW WAY air cooled Gasoline engine. Fully guaranteed. Come
and see the NEW WAY engine work, and be convinced. General Automobile and
Machine repairing. Call and see the Huptnobile. Let us demonstrate it to you.
WILKES AUTO & GARAGE CO.
2nd and Main Streets, opposite Court House, Hillsboro.
HITCHCOCK IINI
Mks Kv M. l.un.l f 0,,.(W1,t,
i wil 1' li 1. uiutrtl in
tho bru o's paronts. Mi. .'" ,
I K. LuikI. of liiltslH.ro. K.-v.
r Trimble, of (VnU'iinary M.
fl Vortlaiul. .
hi- una Mm. Hiti'l'i'H'k "I
make homo at M
Falls, Ore., after a short we.l
diiitf trip. .
W. Keynanl. of near Laurel.
va- in town today.
Julius Kemla'l, of near Cnvn
ville. was in town tins morning
Davy Keuhitto, the Uoavertun
onion man and Karden.-r, was up
to the city this nmminjr.
Mm. Mary Malone.in theTam-it-sie
Work, is reported ipute ill.
and confined to her room.
Sheriir Hancock went to Port
land this afternoon to summons
witnesses in the Italian nnmler
trial, which begins tomorrow.
Married: At the Christian
Church parsonage, Hillsboro, Or..
a....;i i mil Rev. Vallaudiuham
olliciatiV'. Chas. W. Myers, of
Portland, and Ina M. Ahranam.
of Washington County.
Taken up: P.rown Pereheron
horse, 5 or -1 years old. Owner
please call, prove property, pay
charges and cost of advertising
and take same away. Victor
Callier, 5 miles south of Corneli
us, on Kotite 2. r-''
Mrs. Hess, of near Pethany,
was in town today, truest of her
daughter, Mrs. Win. Nelson.
She says that her husband's
health, which has been unite
poorly, is some improved.
Uufus Wutftfencr. for many
years proprietor of the Tualatin
Hotel, in this city, came over
last nijrht from Newport, where
he now resides, and will remain
in the valley until the first of the
week. Unfits says that he is
pleased to see the old town
progressing so nicely.
John Macesewsky, of aUne
Banks, was brought in today,
charged with sdliiitf iroperty
betocSin to another.) i. 11 Ma
New' recently bought his place,
and with the deed several tons
of hay and some potatoes were
transferred. McNew charges
the old fellow with selling his
personal property.
Self Condemned
By MARGARET C DEVEAUX
Copyright by Aniprlenn I'rem Ao-
t'Utlmi, 1311.
1
M. Ii; JmlKf CuiIit wiw iIInih-iihIiiu
Justin.- on tlu licm li during tin. i rcm li
revolution. The Jiistlio he wim ill
1ciim1ii( wits lictttct'ii (iimHes, not Inili
vltlmik The nolilex had tyrannized
over the common people for reiiliir!e.
.ow the common eole were cmlenv
oiIiik to extirpate the nohlex from the
fuce of the earth. Ju'Ikc t'mier wui
u.,mll .. .1 .... ...
ii hum o Ol llll'lll 111 I I Ul
tine.
"Who Ih this'" he tiskcel, Heelns; n
Km, oii-ie ( linn, 1110111,'iit nerore nim.
"CltlzenesH Kllse llellitir," replied Hie
olllcer of the Kiiiird.
"Who ordered her liniiiuht here? She
Ih not old enough to- to iindersland the
(ltffet'eni'i. lii.tifmm 1..11 1
run iiMiiii 11 lit 1 i) r
rany,"
"She wn Incliided In 11 list fnnilNhed
hy M. Munit."
"Indeed," nald the jmijje, finwnlinf.
"M. M unit Is ncciisiomed to nniliu in
qiilries If nil thorn, on his IImIm have
beeti-lnkcii cure of."
"Hut thin (inidld he know that Hhe
Ih 11 child?"
The olllcer tdiook his head. M. .Ma
rat'H lii-nln was not open to him In
look Into.
The JndKP ponder,., 11 few mentn
llii'l-n wan Homelhlmr ui-,,.,., 1,. ...1..
case. i-oHHibiy n )lKt ,, n
out 1111(1 nreseiiti.it (, u .
., ,. ""on- one in mi-
thorlty who had bIki,1 the wnmiiilH
l"','on'1'" It whllo thlnklm- of
H'-methliiKelH,. Nevenlieh-HHtheju,,,,
llH..U.y theoi-de,- t. ,
to Heineiico every one sent, ,e-
CiTX w,,h ,hu o,",rN
He vvflH looking down Into the chi,rs
Air-u i.ltyt.iKly. 8h Haw tlnu-x pre 'n
'"he.ude-HfaM. ('hl.d.-en , ,' ' , !'
jrecoK,,,,M11,,rfH,IltlMiii(ltli(;i;
H'i mi, not underHtandliiK that the
Mhad neiit her , , t I
m u-d at hi,,,. Theiianoldier ;
nw of tlm ' ?",,f,,'w t t)a
t upon h,,; '""dumned,
Jl" y0Ur fttt'e H P-Urn!" Hll
Ho
wine. irL , rn " a. ftr 'i RIuhh of
"r of tho ih,'4"' '"" '"I mo
Wred bin nttentl ... ii" . hu1 r-
his dlnn. "i"'10"' 0 Hd not nr
"'t'" mnnmbe hu Z lvd from '
nlL,hf h ,i . rd ""lu-rved him a m
-eonothomaZfJsm;,ll,,llvlHlon
I 1 yri
OF COURSE
SIIllS DELIGHTED
to (ind h. r favorite Hour In 111 )nnti)-.
Mi.W'KR KI'ATK I'l.Ol'H U tin- f.vui-lu-
ol fvctvi'iir h li I'lcil It. If you
Imvcii'l, ilou'l U-t 'll'"1' Imkiiin liy ki
.v without wrk 111 Uip Iiomw. VV
pliue 0111 Kiminntr rvny ck. mi
dike nlwoliiU ly no Hk ill liuylnx the
lust mti'k. I.ct 11 hvf your imlrt tmluy.
Climax Milling
ii )
Your Dealer Sells It
SEED
CATALOG
Kt AUY IO MAIL
1. i,.Am Ctll at lh Wfir
Ijllr'.C.l.U.. M vtna 4mpniit
on (10(10 MJ t Ikt CotaJat
wui !- WrtU mw ta tha
CHAS. 1 LULL Y CO, SttU, Wo.
Raises the Dough
CheoHits Mi AutlM
tjai Mate tiM Cteuxst
Is pure anil whole
some. Sold by Grocers
LI I I m
I'OIMIOt
(KKSONT MHi. COMPANY. SIATT1 1
WE
ICtR CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Comtititis Treatment
Capable v. rkinen
Baths iu Cdiuiectioti, ami a
l'iue Shower Bath
Newly Furnished Shop. A
trial will please you.
JAMLS ANDERSON,
Pythian Bhlj;, Hillsbor...
lotlue. the drop of the Knife mid ln-r
llltle curly head ili-opplii lulu (he
l.a.iket.
In the inonilujf .tiidue I'urler Imiked
h If he hud panned thrmiKil II lit nf
Ki liix-HH. it,, m,, iiti,,K Hpke not
II ord. When lie went out nfl.r
1'real.fiiHt hu iiiti,, daiiMlitcr put up
her arms, us u-m her cuhIkiii, for tu-r
mornlitK Inn,' iiikI kl.m. Iter father put
her away au, ,.f( ,r Htmutliiit Willi
learn In her eyen in the Imllwny.
The Judue turned lutit 11 liuulevanl
nnd itfiei- following t fr nwhlle en
tered n tr,.,.t ,ul, ,lm (, 1H.
1'lace de la Kevnhiil nw tin. 'ace
de la Concorde, it h one f ih,. most
la. loiis pin.,,,, 1 ie w-iirhl, IvIiik im
II doi-H hetween tlm ChiiinpM (VKIyHleN
inl Hu- Kardeim of tl, TillU-HeM, Car
rlaen drive thrmiKh It, Imt few who
Hde or walk pat tlx foiininlim and IH
'I'IM( think of the work that w:w
KoIhk on (hero more than a hundred
yearn iiko.
A crowd wan collectliiK lihi'llt the
KUlllolliie, nii, tuiitl,,-,.) wim ()rvt-ii
up loaded with condemned pcrnou.
Ah in iiiiHHed thi link'i. Im ,..,,ri,i
f n llltle IlKure iihoul f l,w,
'" rn and hiiw it lit tUr hand
"'"K 10 Hint. II,. walked on mid
puny lit the million,,,.. At
Ihe inoinent ,.m,.i. i,.,,..,,. i ,,,.11
""'"''H from Mt ,, ,, , hU hmil
1 iii.i-iicmh EHhc tellnlr!
Tim Ind
' 1 I"""1 IHM1, tllllli 111"
rl'il(' y Ihe hand nnd Maid:
I C(lollni,.l 11, u .,1,11,1 1
take." " "'
Hu was recocr,..,,i 1.,, 11
, -r....... ,flu , Mill H. 1.
"d peiniltie,! i,i ,1... I.., .
. ..in, in,. IIHIO II 11 1 1
fl"lne iiway.
lio wiih never MiM.ii iikhIu In I'nrlK
11 loillf nfler llu. n..,..!.. li 1
, , ' '-uin mil. noe 1.'
"' ""d 11 ni,,,. ,w.(1 wIJin
"iien tin. lu,,r ,,., i,i
veil,,,;!,,. Heein,., ( havo (lie Heal of
'", 111 "l lirnw. He took hlH
"'He (liiiiirhii.r In 1.1., 1..1..
- ,, , . Tiuiim, willie n-iii"
foiled down IiIh HlcekM
111 Ihe middle t n. ..i..i.t ii,n
W'IH II lillOI'll III 1,1. .1..... MM ...I ...
. no"!-, j no jinn;.'
w t downni,i,-H ,, Int ,,.,.,,
ho to d Mi. 1 l, . .
1 , . " "im iiiiuer iii-reHi io,
'" UK in oimplrncy wllli the chiIiii-ch.
1 he visit wim m.i . ..j ,1...
,., " ..'"siei-ii'ii, 11110 iiir
W(t WI)
r," n word of ,),.,,
w,;;;k ,,' n tuini.i-(.i .wo mi i
KIHllti In the PI,,.,. ,1 1 Itevo
" ion, mid lnmnf, ()l,)f)0 w)m H(i,ppi,(
t waH.T-dK(M'.irl(.r. It,, died m tho
lh" MrqiilHo d nellnlr.
A HcliooltonchiT In n roroiK" tnn
nioit dlntrlct wim t-oat-hliiK IiIh pupil"
foiiceiiiinK tho Kutlmr of IIIh Ontintry
nnd dlHcovered eoliHidnriible Ijsiioriiiu-o.
And what did WiiNhliiKton do for
mo American people r ,0 awked. Ami
n Hhi'UI voiced Kir erled, "Ho died for
us. -Succcsa Mugniiiuu.