The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, June 13, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiLuinoKO AKona juhi u tu 1 cA an 0 nnlilDi V . 8'.l are i mino rnoi ni cnunn k n n riming uuimui iimn nr on mrip iu llPUDur uu. in. MIlU'S NOW Ml Kill) Vil Nil I ill.-il I" lloinvktK Siumc IUpiirlimi.li lalllil for t lit' ii. a HilMioro building are ?;;." i m m in tl,. f,.r tl" Ldso! theomiitv tie:iun r. Ii H :l,,iiH'l"n. nu.l In' l.;n ad M.rtl, , l.r l'U. r. I he :.!. ,.ti- li:i- ""I ,,a' ' al ., I, ihe U'.ir.l das u rilli ii ,:nm" LMtUM rt. I" ': '' I -'I in . ......... 1 III II 1 1 1' 11 I I" I III t,ar. V" i"t" 'i'n.'i-mil:iti..i! ynri.-li'i'.-i. j ,,,. .., I,,., I iln tors lur.e Inn'. . .. ..r i tl,.' trim l' begin Inn .nil rs. W. II. Wehrung. K I ! "Ii ami I :vnl I or win tnn-ii- 1 ' th- other lay for the I'Tv building, ami out of tllli'HI l.i.ltf the I tin. ti.iii I'.,., of Portland. wu-4 ti e lowest 1,1,1,1, -r II, 1 1 11 I 4U ' Ill.K'.. He builder l.uttinir uj. ;i bond o turn over the key n;i! f.,r oeriiimiirv iimi.le of ninety dav. The Htrurture in to ! tMit Htnry VMth big basement uii.l. rn. atli. uii.l four store mom "II the L'ruilliil Hi tor uiMi luill. wav ami Htairway; ntnl will have fourteen finely lighted otl'ice riB.iiH on the ller tloor. The budding will M' iii.Miern in every reiiM-i-t, with hue plate el;i.ss ttini.iv an, with Hteel nifl- tnu u.iii throughout. There will In- a frontage of 7 feet ami a length of '.i f.M-t. hr sale Hay brood mure. w-ytA l JlNI; i-eiitle for ladles to ham lie. 1'itv hroke. Alitwik. COUNTY BOARD GRANTS WathliiKtun-Orritun Corporation I iris I'rivtlrxe to I'nc HuaiK CO! KI 1101 SI: TO I.T lONCISSIONS A.ifdcd .SO.tMM luiiu., Mac, Monthly Alter Jia. I. J 'Ihe Washington-Oregon Coror- ation was unanimously granted a franchise t. lav their nines from Sain Creek to Hillsboro. in and across county roads, the Kraut lieing given at a Hinsion of the Uiard yesterday. The company's Thos. WilliariH. of uper Vice lands, was in town yesterday auernoon. Win. Meierjeren. of West Union, was a city visitor yester day. I). II. Willers, of Oak Park, was in the city yesterday after noon. Marriage license has l-en granted Jos. Werre Jr. and Miss Manna Viohl. Miss Jennie Iicirhman return ed thin w eek from Reach, Wash., where she has U-en teaching. COFFEE CLUB 10 GIVE E .My I ric-n J I "rum India" at the Crescent Theatre ON I KIDAV tVEMMi. JLAF. 2TH Local Talent, I adcr Uirectioa ul Moore, In State Play E. L The Coffee Club will entertain Ihstrict Attorney L. R Tontrue was home Monday, after several days of arduous duties ! prosecuting rinder, accu3'd of I murdering Mrs. Wehrman and I r i . ,, sn, near N aMKKse, last raas. The jury disagreed, six to six and the delil-rative lody was discharged. The case will have another trial. Tongue made a hard fight to convict I'inder. but circumstantial evidence is a hard peg, sometimes, on which to hang a verdict of guility. As a rule you. yourself, would rather some other man would do it It is reported at St. Helens that all jurors were voting guilty, but PROrBWIONAL. F. A. BAILliY, M. I). PbynirUa and Snrif. Otficr: Upstair in Schulmtrir h Blocs Kni.lnic Hutithwmt mwi KaMtli n,l bou,l Htrvru ttuUl Phuora. 5. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Otfl upotain uTrrTbc twit Imt Ht Ki,lm Rat of Court Houw, Id tb comr of tu bl.n . JA HKSIFHHLIPeTAVIKSIE.M I). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON iurgmtu ftotithrrn 'clI1e lUilmad IV. t I'.n'H anil I . I. nit. Yr .jr1l,.K t,i remain until .l:i'iuar ,1 .Mi , i;iril i ui i'i 'i i uu tillie; AlC'S I.. I..I. K Mi s Sarah l".'il,li i . i-a Itaki-r, Mrs. ,lu .rphine 1, at L that .u'!.i'!1 i -ii' - seated surrev, harness and ev ery llnng complete. Will sell rea- "ma Me. Also a live passenger I - I rind car. in good condition. Mrs. A. M. lillrrson. alii Clav Street. Portland. Or. lift llea y rain fell Tuesday night and earlv Wednesday morning. and the i-rcatcht precinitation A as in the Si'holls Shei"wooi sec I mil. where the moisture did A'i'K l'j-imrnl,r the dales Oeek - - -i,. ,,. . Ai- t- i ",iciti r.H.Lt.rrn j Kins ruiinmt sawmill man. was in the county l""": m mi..-iiwuun couiu not agree ujxmi me uegree mni ! cf th-Orrg.n Electric Kilro,l seat Tuesdav evenintf. of the .-act comedv-drama. My ol trie crime Jasper Keller, of near West Friend From India." at the Cres Union, was in town yestenlay cent Ihcatre, rruiay evening. morning. June SM. all participants being i Mr. arid Mrs I'age Gardner local talent- Those taking part are doing some splendid work, and the play is a laugh from start to finish. i i .i i . . i lliMti.ir..ru'f.,r.n..in .i.f aw Kiienilmg the weeK Ul Hie i .:... i... .i i ii . .. ..a I (iardrier home, above Mountain- m,i ;-,IH- mou.lUllli KUHi'll, o.iVf I i i . . . . .. . . . I 'aie. incixiaru neiii ior nity ihousanu was in the county seat of the week. the I I , l,l,e- e i;,illt Jolies . .Mrs Olt a Weather MlS I'e Ma tield, (in ... t I 4 !il . M.1 I" - M 1 1 1 I "HI,-. .Alll.ea ll.inl.r. . Mi-.s AUn.i t 'u' li ,, Mi-- Miime llMl-uKa. mm . 1 ar.l. .Mrs. vi... i s l.iiiio.i Mini r. a l'i'" n ami Mi W ili.i .lie M''re. .I., ii" stic hi i, n. e in !nii t"i are not i t m li t ted . M'llH ol tl i se teachers u ill ..... i . i I Ia.MClU'l aner uu- hi," t" ; J nie n! tfi "I ill he l"t tu l'4tr clii'MV'h t' I"" I'I tile Hew Intnu'turc as iii as u is cmn- It I'I'I U' Jl I C 1 1 U prettv home we.i, nil).' va k.,i..ii,i.i, , at the le-l,l.'lii e 01 w LMm. Sarah JehV.it t. r.ilt.m Uoad. rtl.ind. Oret'im, June in. I'M-'. when I'm i i I "I , il.eii;hler ol Mr I',, .Mi .iimn .iein mi. .i tiitt-il in in.iniai-e t i l.l'ivd V. h spjn r. -"t of Mr. an I Mrs milium I upper. u Hi''. !ni. T the we.l.lmvr matiii loin .1 l-I.L'l III. I!.ll', II. .W'tt ( .111111.1 i. i i,i .. ... : i ,, ii iHM.ui vu in ,i uutj vcife- i , i ..I . . 4i ... ,, i iii tbat the grant be given the com tallies. I ion the tiench lands I . v . i . . and this was accepted on the part of the w ater people. The county highways will be utilized to a considerable ex tent. and nrivutf riirht of wav our- kiii 'n.-n i :ihinet almost new. - piece orchestra will furnish the .. .. -, . - . " . . . :.. .i i clliLSeil wtu-re it is tuiessarv. II : link r.:ii-hue street. Z 1. dcKS I iiiu.iic. auo inciuiuiii iu laiav onlv. 'I'hi-r.. were mnnv farmers LiLvt of l If Kr K IImiIwhv. at H:15. I'opular IiriceS tu. tmit of t r h..ui. lire I .... , I nose pariicipaung are: .miss . -. . v.. I . I'lmnii irl li.V U)l 1.11 I . Stella 1'ioscow. Miss Kva liaiiey Miss Mary Ileidel. Miss Maud K. I. Moore is the director of court house have chiseled out Wm. liishup, of I.ishup Ilros. -n . i . i i.. i.. sawmill. aioe .miiuiiuiihwi.-, . ....... ... . ,L. ...i . ,.,.,f..,.n frm,u i,m r.m iu -.. line prixiuciiuri. aim uik iiimmi.i i" "-"'j v,,n. 1-4.. n.v u.-. iri tn tr,. f'.(T.. ( ill. ir.i-t P""'' '" 11010 inc vjuoiij. ,, - , .... 4 c. Some of this stone is taken at an . c.l.. l. .1 likoowl mini. iuk v.reLcni im-- 1 ill .mi. i i. . lian, cww.i .i. MjiMultation In FrHiir.b or Knirlinh. Of- n,' uiiMtain. 111 th I'mnent Hl,-k 111. I . J ust received - a new car 01 la I a,jn "i' f in tst, Uiiudom, or percent, stump powder; 20 per mwwwwmmmvmmmmmw cent stumn tmwrier: ill rt"rcent r.Kk wwder. Our prices are ELMER H. SMITH M. I). D. Ol right. (Jive us a call. The Tur- PHYSICIAN & SURG ROM ner .Mercantile Co. Hanks. 12-a osTKOPATH Speaking of the age of the wonl-the workmen at the t'nce iiour 9 to 11 . m ; 1 to j p. m. along the main roads asking I tin- Tualatin plains the rains caught Koine clover hay in the .watli. ivoiiie in the windrow, and Mime hhiH'ked up. and there will ! some damage but noth ing serious 11 the weather clears. I hat the n.oisture did much good to gram of all kinds goes with out say ing. I represent Spirilla corsets - not sold in htores. Will call at homes on reiiuest, and do the lilting, and teach how to adjust and wear the corset. Our tailor ed made to measure corsets, with an eviM ru nced eorscticr service coi-t no more than high class cor nets purchased iii stores. Mrs. M. K. Caudle, HillsUini. Fifth and Jackson Sts. Plume .No. .'.si. 315 S. ('. Sherrill. principal of the Hunker Hill school suburban tu Marshtield. has returned for a isii with his brother, W. K, Sherrill. lie has closed a very pany, the same as telephone com panies, as there will be no dam age to the thoroughfares. The company yesterday start ed its survey for the piie line between llillslsiro and Forest drove, and laying pite will start in a very short time, and dales Creek water w ill be the first to till the mains. And then comes Sain Creek, later. HAUUAIN SAI.I; Notice the goods to lie sold at corner Sixth and liaseline, llills- loro, Ore., at private sale, and must lie sold by SATURDAY. JUNK 22 IU nuir, tylih ml twrfrctly gcntlr, fint ill liulhuiK hut tlir hii, K'xl ,,llr unit tnii(KT niuil, wuiki any hUit. Imitf wiii.lnl. K'l rm, K" 9, rtily luu.llril, (imI iiukIc hu)(Ky, hi- tonn tmii. mat n. hip, fi7.S worth much mur lliau tunc I lint iniiutit, J ririty aulnmohl'r, J lwiu, lolihrm mUm, hrax limile ablrlil, Icnllirr was in town yesterday, ieenng goinl over the rains of luesulay night. ( ahbage and kale plants, in any nuatitity, at Morton's dreen- house ready to set out. From LldUXiO to oiXMHK) en hand. 12-1 Henry Tohin, who owns a hop- yard down ImIow the Rood bridge, was in town yesterday afternoon. Hops are some busi ness these days. driffith. Miss Letitia Irnbrie, E. L Perkins. 1. C. 1'oyatt. (,'on wav Archljold. deorjse Mcdee, K. R. Pvobb, I). 0. Jacobs and li. L Sears. Mks. I'li riiR i.ccrckiis Mrs. Cora PutTer. of Portland, was the guest of honor at the home of Mrs. R. L. Harbison, elevation of several hundred feet, and were blasted out oyer 100 feet in the wall, showing that it has taken several million years for the cooling process and ac cumulation of alluvial dejiosit This is also evidence that atone time the rich Tualatin Valley wa3 ORF.NCO, nothing but a large lake, several hundred feet in depth. Uo not forget that Dave Cor- win will do your plumbing and give you estimates, work always, and prices that can't be given by others. Che Twwlaj , Thumlay, Saturday 9 to I a Call answered day or niirht. both I hone. OtEce over ilnlshoro National. Dr. V. Ii. CUN'IN'GHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night -Independent Phone OREGON J. O. ROBB, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Satisfactory OFFICE: Upjtairstn Schnlmerich BMg Residence: Biielinc Street, tecond door ta-t of South Side Street. The Hillsboro band went to Wednesday of last week, when nette Row, Second Street. I Both Phone office am? eideDce. 14 11 j i;:tv-jHiaSBORO, OREGON UUIIC 1J 1 ailU A Ul vol Grove Carnival daysfour west a .1 1 y-v I u.at..;,A t-, u,iu . tx)und ana lour east oouna ure- ,.f h4.fV,r,rr.,ratinnnU'h.irchnnri Ofn ciectnc trains w III Slop ai ,.v...;n..;.,r,w.Bta Mim Pi.tr, the racetrack entrance, between .ruvo un ill.iatrnto. cctiirp on names aim ruresi vjiuvc, w ic- Vn..-n.. r,A t.-aa oil n,H rV t h O tei e dllli U19I.IKIIKC UOMCUHCIO. 41 VI a, , ai.V4 . B.UHU III , ,, . fit III 4 tvnicai Norwegian costume while ?he schedule is as follows: West- P.uy your supply early and get addressing the audience, and "T the choice of stock.--KwUVs Ltieratimr the steroutican. show- ana 11:47 a. m ; 2.17 and 5:22 p. Confectionery, one door south of Ung Norway's lieauty places and m- .Las,t-??u0rlc1' 'eaves the race 1 1 illslNiro Mercantile Lio. ii-i customs. Mrs. Putfer is widely XJM .,, 'i- x L- traveled, and last year entertain- ana o:iu p. m. ah moe w.s.i.iik I 4.. .. . U . . 1 4i.nMn nwt nvuno. lu waiLii iiicsc noma aic caww- Korest drove yesterday to play at the bjgOdd fellows' picnic, and reisitt a good time in the college city. Fireworks! We haw them. The Washington-Oregon Cor ration will expend over $10 000 Jj the ta -lies with a lecture on JJy in new pi-s. material and labor. t"liol Lana. L ,. , inside the city limits, within the ' he lecture of last week was a Bring the litl next three months. gem. and replete with interest, ber's for their i cessflll term, and till' patrons jlp "b ruitauu. trunk rack, clean and U'l r. r latter :.ffi..mie, .v 'intli. in. t at I t nle on l! an I t he t 1 iiin l.i l. r 1. I cm r ol th .1 i 1 n i arm of lie I.. the un it of the district are unanimous for his n turn this Fall, according to the F.cning Record, of Marsh field. Mr. Sherrill says that he is very much pleased over the i.roi'ressiou uillslioro has mad since deleft here. Sherrill taught in ml lunntti onlrr. looks like nrw, col i?io. it' your fur $497 MrCakry iKttri ami cre.llt )tlrm, complete line new. lor half hat it cmt; Howe Moor aralra, ripMlly 1000 I In V- K001' condi- llon, foul orw fv7, nplen.lnl uiri ior a hop dryer, only lw 05; Howe ci unler calra, rapaclly JO 1 urn , ut., uouuir hratu. new. col In. for It 15; 1 ttilv de.i.r.i! tr the w.-d. I'.vf !: . 1- 1 a l-icitifiil and uu.n- 1 . nut! rrnioiiy wa'i pel lorinei1 in the ttviM'tice ol a large circle 01 icia ics and ft lends gathered on f Iua n. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. iiH-r. at 1 iiiiipanied by Mi.s S.H.- Jetlcotl ami Miss May 11 Mar. hall, left on the Harvest ui'ti for a week's stay at l'i: 'arh. Mr. and Mrs. Tapper will be home to tin ir friends on Pat n I load alter -lane LM. Tllnsr I' t .r.ii ; M . -. tin.! M, '-I .lie tin I. II ..11 Wul nm I ty-r C I I m.-. Mil , ,,!, i,-, I . I, It, .0, II "lllllll 1.1 I ..,,lin. i I . u l lill. I Ntrlirr I m.I, ". I "ti. M vl -, V -. i'i'Ii . 1 1 1 "I u,;i. .l. I IJ11 I-. li linn 'K '1, I r.nh II. ,11, M i l.iii.l, - I Ul III-. .11. .MUM I HI! i, I Ill .n Ii.. li,,. 1, his, ,..,u- and l..t.i t J, II .11 I 11,111 l ni. m i M0I1. H P'l I . i.iU M..ilull, Wi-tih nii'l t'.i Ul.l. I t. . -1.- s l; , . . Knlll l'."l "I. 1 K Bine, I 1 1. - i t Itrillei I! m.t. M- Oil. .11 I ..ml rill, HI .1, tl .M. W .s .iii art paneis I 7V llest ?l..riO to $Ti.llO cabinet .' 1 r I I 'l OW. I...ul lanelS liao loioers, r.11 to l cabinets. f2.W. A Wanted - To rent, a farm of any size, tall on or auuress I-ouis MeltelK-ke, llillstioro. Koute 5. on the Oelsnian place. Phone. Farmers R5. 12-4 The Misses Kamna. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Kamna. Farmington. were at Corvallis this week, attending 0. A. C. commencement. Ixist-A suit case containing ladies wearing apparel and other articles. bst between Hillsbo m nn. I the F. H. Simnson ulace. i ... r. .it.... ... if. ut i ... u .1 .4 ,,.4 .-.Mi mu( i.ir au mi: niiur- i ... . . . t .. r w samples us n.no.i i R- -- - " " t l r inuer please leave ai nrgua oj ii. .1 i..i.i..rsi i ... m.w.., I ' . - .1.. 11 nun I"""'.., ... ... : g, .fc ,1,.L ah, ' II many years in Iv. and made istrnt. U'uuliintftoii I'oun-1 Lliimef trd clenrr in "Ai" roiidilion f ri...,.U in everv " W S. u . " " m'"' ( iii.k ... i 1.1...L ... r titan 1iiiImI orirr I tl Ht K UR HI 1 m ' t. .- I barrel u( pry for lew than wholrwle C.reat pre-sumnier.ouung urn- - d y . -lt ,,;.,, otmt sale of hinliciass pnoios Uw inJ WOO)l hti,Ui MrWif, jl 4s; . i l .. C.i.ll. & I . . . .... . - : .. I ...I- Ihi.v on hi juuiisoii n oiuui". ' i io inn nip I'oiTi., -i little ones to Koe- their ice cream. We and her visits to Hillsboro is a have a little table and chairs, m- treat to the ladies of the city. stalled especially for them. One Mrs. Puffer was accompanied door south of Hillsboro Mercan- to Hillsboro by .Mrs. J. C. Hare, tile Co. i.i I I and they were guests oi .iirs. o. i , , , Monmouti. is here this week, the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Percy Long. He says that Monmouth is making a great etlort to get the state There will be a dance at Hillsbo- Normal on its feet, and revive ro Hall, Saturday evening. June the old seat of learning. Mon- 15. Good orchestra. Good time, mouth has suffered from the P. Tamiesie. DANCE DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hours 9 to ti . m.; a to 5 p. m. Call aniwered day or night, liota phone. Office in American National Bank, upstair. HILLSBORO, - OREGON Saw. JL mmtfmt W. 0. Mmru OAOLEY A HARE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ttoomi 1 tod 2 Hbat baildin HILLS BOBO. . . OKEttO.V iMAtVFrViMrXlVWWrVlriWti E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office up tair in Schulmerijh Block JOHN M. WALL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW iliv hkV hklrd urav piimp, lor i K: o uc aim ttia.l, oilh fm, lor f; 95; a'" """ new and arcond hand IihiIh, uallern, etc.. which will t Mihl vrry rhtap. .-..itifiil tiand nainted art photo. Come early as the goods are with orders amounting to ?5 and selling fast, SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY Wnshiiu't.iti Countv was repre . . 4 ...1. I scute, in Oregon Agncuuurui (oHcL-e bv the following recipi ts of degrees, at the receni ... M..i..aiiel . . . .1. ur:n:n eniiiuation exerciser.. A party was given me iriiuuK Science and Art Miss Lizzie u'rkera of the Christian Church KoeUr. Scholls; Miss lame Alice c. I c..(X)i hy the Itoter e, v. Sherwood. Koine i; Agn tice. Mrs. C. L Ilarger, of Rose burg, returned to her Southern Oretron home the first of the week after an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Marks. Say don't let anyone sell you a cheap jniwder. Get the genu ine Herciiles. made by the Dtiont Powder Co., and sold by J. h. Horwiok. Reedville. Ore. tf J. Schmitke. one of the pro hi m n h.. 'iimn of Urressive dairymen ol aoove 13 4 Address U 422. S. r . W. Telephone, Main 45. ROY NOTES Rev. J. J; Conway accompanied the Verboort boys to Beaverton, anti-School agitation that swept I Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bldg. Main & 2nd the state a few years ago and practically put four Normal schools out of business. Our home-made candies are Sunday, where the visiting nine going like hot cakes. We know defeated the Reayertonites by a the quality is mere. Lei us con- score of 18 to 13. While at Dea- vince you.-Koeoer s iniecnon verton, Rev. Conway called upon ery, one door south of Hillsboro v'ir.nr r.onomi Mirr li.iuw and Mercantile Co. the Sisters. Chas. VanBuren. carpenter- 1 flUb. n. iUiSuUC, JK. The married men of Roy de- foreman for the Oregon Electric ATTORNBY-AT-LAW feated the Holy Name Junior and United, was in the city boys last Sunday, at baseball, Tuesday. He has bought the Office, upstairs m Schuimench Block score of 13 to 9. old Walter Freeman bnck house jTfll.w. with four acres, near North ' and is already making HILLSBORO, - OREGON. W. N. BARRETT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Orrioi: Main Street, opp. Court Houit. HILLSBORO - OREOO Mrs. Jos. Moore Sr., of Roy, had the misfortune to break an Oregon . . 1.. 01...- lx " r I m ..I..!.. ....... . .-, t.-.i,-n t-..c .. 1..., 1 1 .... L jiiiiiv .s it .1.. 1 si.. ii- 1 mm. .a 01 i .ioii 11 1 .o n.i.iit-. iitia 10 . .a ctiiiure .1.0 vi, on mr. aim oira. n. u. ... : . 4u.1i w.x.,1; F.lectncal Fngmeering - m,ar Varley. Games and re- teraay. ne nas one 01 u e u..e udei-s Marimis .le.peson, isactv fr.8hments were features of the nineties in me uair.v v reeN eu iia. afternoon. The following mem- tion. Iters were present: Norence jf you want a fireplace built A I'l'i. I W I' n lor. ,l.,li I! utiil H"V "l'i. l"-i li ll. '.l. I tie It NkI. 1. V. n mid r..in,rl S eh, II S.iliiill ' H.in .1, A I 111 II. k. I CAk'l) OF IIIANKS ' desire to thank those friends lid iieighlwii'S w ho so kindly as Med us in the late illness am hseuniis of our husband and titlter, and also return thank r their beautiful lineal tributes Alice CuHing and Family. Sherwood, Ore.. R. I, June 12. Cl'RRY WAI.KLR tip we.hhiui' of Miss Ora V. alker and Verne M. ( -neey wan 'nmieil on We. nesdav. June 11)12. at the hniiit' ul' Me. and fw. K. K. Wells. Rev. W. .1. Pelit-r, of the M. ('luieeh. of- r'titing. After asdiorl wedding ('P they will beat home to their lends in (he residence of the r"i. in North Hillsboeo. Tin. "Ii" has been teaching in tin shorn imblic Hchooln. in tht 'f'l grade, foe about two years, l"'! m popular in all circles. I ho l()nin has been with the A. d. '"nelson ftienituee business for 'vTal nionlhs. and has a largf "inliee of friends in ami ueoiint ho count v hi hi t v..,. ;j ii... time to otH'ii a sav in accotint with the Hillsboro Garrett. Ethel Johnson. Mao Pa- aml built right. see me. All Vdi., Vil Bank which hiwBHttv. vis. Esther Heun, , Velma lipton. kinds of brickwork, chimneys, , i'i-il.ft!vrn.- Allie Souther. Uura Payton ,,t Ai A. vm Hillsloro. nt hi E Si n: 4 per cent Sarah Yeager. Emma Rea l u - Baseline, west of P. R. & N. Is "4 Por' cent -on cinaand Ernestine Brown C . - of Bank. was Plains. his home there. He says that 8- S. Etnbtrt 13. 9. CuSthle $1 opens an account roni raywn. rrmtus : '..: i.,...i., i,u;ne Umie Turpin, Sidney and Glen T V VV-llt O UIIU Viwvnvu . . . . - city apparel. The Grand Marca is the most Kt.... ....l.,n Kmnm HhllHr eil I WIlO OSOlIie UVU lUf U I luiun i-HfW uimic 0 w ... ' , .... ... bungalow; built in dook cases smoKe utt i m i-..... ... ..).!.. nUaiu 1. Mr c ir h hi. gon. HV ti. Bcnuier. nen iou mm iniiitt owv, j. i. i, hot and co d water iwo nuuuge in u nw j I OR SALE savings. $1. i..i,.i I? Itailev. of above BuX 1.,!. icia in thecitv over night Tuesdav. returning from Port- 1 1 11.. cues he wil have a lauo. 11 - , , . line prune crop thin year, and ii,..! his Hears will have a heavy I uu I lk - ...ia production. Mr. iwiuey hjhw til pllt Olll l.OOO mine j-iu.iv v.v... It It I hia I' '111 It iL innin iuil hiiu vuiu c i:,.i.uf nut of Business Salt i,lta with garden and fruit trees. Grand Marca. lt .- .,..t.l: .. .... i !..u..J C.rt I . ..... it. j Now is the lime 10 get wilisell paniy luriusneu. ntc Archie Malone. son 01 mr. anu Kimimer millinery, rci juho Wi warKs, on mum ' Mrs . Mahlon Malone, wen Known . . . -I i a nn.l I . . . . 1 . L I. I . - ... trimmiHl hius HiiHjM 1 ,U I HillsbotH). inrte mwks wwt in ltirp n former years, was out i" - .... 1 . . 1 . ' m 1 o r 1 - - . . 1 nil kinus, niciuuiiiK court house, lerms. 10-u Sunday, the guest ot nis grana owers, etc, arm llf MnnfnrH of Banks. . 1 . i . r 4 tl., , , . I Vwi Kncn ntTprH SLVWI for his I reaucea me iraciure. 111c munj ..f Cru w a dbi s. i DrfHP friends of the aged lady wish her bargain, inn mai ne is guing vo 01 uuul .av. a speedy recovery. make tne place nis permanent, ttftiftiiftf titm, Ktnnc, nome. Bonfrol-SIeitliiinie, Wbltrnrten-rQfima. VANDERZAN0EN VAND0MEL0N E. J. Lyons has been figuring ZwiuTw& on whether or not he had better aa m nutopa mu umewn nntn ntetpon. . -,. . . -4 1 :..i. v,: . 9"".,n: ....... 1 jj,. ,.. i0 DUUu a IWO-siory uricn uu iua fiw.irfft tie wmot(iir inain. A very pretty wedding was cele-1 . Ua.,.ifn.aftr.n, iMimuinm. ....M l"lo.' r- 1 I'netiDMilel mil unifren iiurnirn. tr-rtdiftarR: ecmna a ui aat f fetaktttaaa. IcIcfCcn: aUarfbuU 2"0; ft.liia?; tiuXflniboii: Wain unb H-29B4. Slmmrr iKhi iKH l$baiktt f airrr .. at irimmings of all . ...ll,...-o I'I tllllllS. 'l "u" '. t..; u at your own price. 1 en...v tees ti,.. Hillsboeo Cardinals will play the S. P. & S. team, from Vancouver, at the park Sunday, game beginning1 at 2:.. ine Vancouwr team has a big repu tatjon, !kI1d nee coming for hon ors Be there to see the locals A CARD the 0 llnilfiNurniiil has sold h.'ieinacy to Messrs. L. I'. '''lees and ( i. 15. Payne. accounts due are payable to "0 retiring neoiieietor. Thank- FK the people of Hillsboro and pcinity foe the patronage of the ami soliciting n (01111111111110 P r the new firm, I am Yours truly. Pmrn Garilnor. Hillsboro, Ore., Juno U, 1912. Two clear, lean them up. Get a homeot your own. .vi..l4 easv to iive-acic: ...... r. - , . ach " "' u:V.." t eeest. Two miles 1 rum iiiiio.- ro. onem.le irom ti,,,,. --Address Box 321. H Ub boeo. Oee. J A Thomlnirgh. president of . . V. i iVmu National. Ilar- I lift I'lll I'ML o' - ry GolV. the hardware man ana G. G. Patterson, .one of the fur- niture ilea era 01 me wnnsciiv. were down to Hilltown, Tuesday evening, m-.. i'i.itdr Brown, of Cheha- court house mrents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldra. He is a salesman at Olds. Wortman & King. Port land. La France Circle. Women 0 Woodcraft, of Cedar Mill, wil i.,inn .limn Ii. 1912. when their trive a dance at the W. 0. W .i.,.rht4.r Grace, was united in Hall, near Cedar Mill, June 22 '4- I'I....J A lilinonn o.,,, in. it.1,1 anil n ITOCIll marriage w viwuuc viuiiiii nvri j uuuj m unn v,, Tho ceremonv was performed in time is assured. Tickets, $1.00, a beautiful tfrove near the resi- including supper JOHNSON-CLARK A pretty home wedding was sol emnized at tne nome oi ir. unu ui 1 Tl i'loidr nonr Fnrm. I ivirs. r leu ni " ; dence, The bride is a popular indir of that section of young iaay wi ociuu" " Washington County, and the is well Known in anu groom around Hillsboro. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry r.laekamas. Ore. Those present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Clark, Mr. wi Mrs C. M. Johnson, Mr. nd Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Mary Mrrill. Mrs. Jas. C. Lnnes. Miuaaa Kthel Johnson. Cora Wil lis and Mary Jameson; Messra. Adrian Johnson and Geo. Clark. Rabbltts for sale, 50c per pair. S ESS ! IniK it tt. City Ber,. 14. Will Jack and Jos. McCourt have returned from a three weeks stav at Shipherd Springs, nn the Columbia River. A for mer Washington County resident is running the place, and the boys say they had a hne time in the Columbia river nuts. The Oregon Electric and South ern Pacific have been carrying thousands of passengers to the Festival, this week, every coach being laden. The rain of Tuesday, however, caused a post ponement of the big annual elec tric parade, and it was a wet, dripping crowd that viewed the festivities that afternoon. PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Bank. OREGON . 1 .4 I' I! j '.. Mll prated in oi. rerun aim f. unu., ni, rh hnr. Uov Tuesdav. June 11. Rev. ?y i--v.,.urr-", v'.7 . I I . , nUi-..v t" h) r father Conway officiating, when F. " m C . .J i " .. 1 ,x ,H MioMUIC. unburn ..v. neoaore v umiertuuueii aim mi , , t, . . ... anri Marguerite E. F. Vandomelon .- united in the holv bonds of "an mings going. matrimony. The usual custom- Lee Byers. late of Columbia ary celebration of the nuptials County, expects soon to have a J . . ... ll. . . . . II 1. AJ C took place at the home oi me ten-pinnet auey locaiea on oec- hr .He. with a arge garnering oi ond street, mis is a new game, ... . , .. . . i . . . .. i ri.n.io nnonmnnnieri hv the nas- crrosit v nmireciated dv laaies as 1 ...... V4C, wvvv '- -rr. - - . t ... Ullll.. V.H..al tnr. vve as gentlemen, it is not so umc uywun w-r 4-.. heavv a game as the regulation i. i 1 1 .. 1 itt r t onnDrt SCRFFNS bowling, and will prove a iav- onte. mi s-l 4 f.U 4 I.. 1 .-..I j..., .,.-1 the resceni lneaireis uuuei- uroer your scree u'l - " EoinR renovation, with new cov tm f Phone M i lot " Won the aisles, new lighting Mill. 1 Hone Alain lti , . nnii n Hnrat nna Monre & PhelDS. CARDINALS WON nmm;ap the natrons an UD-to- date ulav-house when the work Tho fWinnlu defeated Cornelius is enmrileted. which will be in nt. Athletic Park. Sunday, by a time for the play on the 28th. score of sixteen to eight. Nick Contractor W. E. Sherrill has ttiini . i V. . n. .-viva r l . Williams was piictung 101 iUst completed a modern bunga locals. and the game was an in- ow for Mr. Spickera, at Ninth teresting one from start to finish. , v,,rth nt the Citv nark. The Hillsboro players appear to u .g of the Up.t(fjate homes he nnuintr ineir rauKe hi oum DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trtniesie Bldg. Rooms 5 and 6 HILLSBORO, ORE. Mnin and Third. work, and there was one run made. home Team for sale: Black geldings, 7 years, about 2700. Will guar antee them to be sound and true. Also have two brood sows, each with nine of litter at side; six shoats. Fred Rood, Hillsboro, Route 5, 3 miles southeast of town. I4-16 All subscribers having their central office in Hillsboro are re quested to call at central for the of the city. E. G. Ferguson, of Chehalem Mountain, was in the city yester day. He reports all kinds of fine crop prospects on the big eleva tion. T. C. Johnson, the South Tual atin sawmill man, was in the city Tuesday morning. He says the local trade is fair this year. Born, to A. L. Harding, of Lincoln street. Hillsboro, June 10, 1912, a son. John Lippert, the north county new telephone books, just re- carpenter ana Duuaer, was uown ceived from the publishers. Furnished rooms to rent. Al so a barn. Inquire at 5-10-15 Cent Store. from Banks Tuesday. Erwin Ritter, of near Beth any, was a city visitor Saturday morning. WILL YOU BUILD -IF You Contemplate Building this spring or summer, see us and get our figures. J. S, Lorsung and Son Omk Pnrk, mm mite wmat ml oMy. Address, Hillsboro. R 4. Phone, Main 112 Dr. S. M. REAGAN Veterinary Physician & Burgko & DKNTIST. Graduate Kansas City Veter inary College. 20 years prac tical experience. Office, Hillsboro Livery Co. Stable, No. t Phone OtEce, Main yr, Kwwence, .nj 133. For Sale Bicycle, almost new, Inquire at Uua office.