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...ni i r II nit ii 1 1 l" tl uiJ mini icq Cnir niTUQANinc I IflL ttmimmmuuL iittir mw tins mm Ortlunl he Iran. 4 Ik t. 'jr.-lKdili-r Ar llmt the fruit in ,,4 l-l I'-l"4 " i. ....... aur'ivni'C lnr .. Iik t 1 1 I --4 WHIM.. yicil iihiui"i . w;H ill '"ini:,'! i ': !,. frul1 ,lt 11,11 1 l.i Kail. S" I II u.,,1 :.! ll i'ltril.ll-1 till ..... .I.:ill.."d f'l i.' H 'v it h hii-h t h V v r t"'"",,',",. uj i am Hurry t'";'v hi-hi ,. .- I in- i.iii- .hi. i" " . ...i iii'il mi i.-r mil -- f,n. that old n i..ii.i i ;r- in . .i kn.l ii .....I ullll Illll III .u . '' - NM k .1 .1 k .....I u inn hi.r iiii'rt HU' or n"i. '"' " niullirii-iil r.-;in for.h-ntr-'.ii' th urfhanl". So can "' lU damtT. Of iimiy, ! l' ndold tiv-H. I have tr.-. N ,ht h.il lhn fiUm'UH mi li:i.l that . i. 1....I..1 u. k.rk unrrihri-il In mit'i' vrth-in. J;,1 HuH .-: II Ik Hon.-, " ' i f Hum trtfH. iiimuih .(,. nut hai' n mnmd limti. d,vf ln .1'H-loiv.l :K'I "ir-' l ith rar. Hi.raymk'. . lh young tr-H. Iiowi'wr. Ii:m it' rioimllv. t'uttinu .hmf. xUu -.u.i.l f.illv. I if iIi;im' ii aJ thf orxl in frnt i-uit ir. thf Sii) J,,H' "I'.'ilf i ""I ' l" I" compari-il to it. N.-ilhiT i tl'f C'xIImi iiitli . ilu-v i-iin If ruiitMlifl nnnHT ttttfiiti"". I think Ih icah' 'ri.'iili:il. f"i it mnll( KlUaVlm.'. illMI Hut Ill' Um mirkital.lf fruit witli i r"l" tention. Ami lli frml in I orhan thf rik'hl t"1'"! ,"VMI v"!,r orchard if " " ""l h,',,l' heillhy trifH. If we hhould cut . An rM t y tref atrTti with iiiiIIh iijk"' thtTf wnuhl U"t l 1 1 : t n V h'ft. Thfrfat majority w..ul. f ill. This i thf way 1 ha"' -' duiiur. Iufvfr-wlfn thf ! ntr npiM-am il mIioah in hiii:i!1 brawn U. llif) J"'' ,lf"1:t)'s ft. Mini thf hark is sunki-n. I u' mv Knifi ruttinir nil out t' the hi-althy wxl. t iHV fr"nl fjinri". A iartyf yiHintr trit- PllWf ZT,: r1""' - iMiJl.ll i n in i i in'!ui4 iii irii wi k. I hf rvftiini; iu in fit iiyulii' uih in vrry ri'SiHTt. I.ii'ht rctrrHliiui'MtH wTf Mrvt'l at it latf liimr. 'I"Ihm imtu-nt M H.srH I'.i.l. Krank. Jak ami Win. lU ttis. Viril and Ar rhif I'arki r. '. ami IM in 0!s-n. 1 1'I I rt iirh; Mihhi-h KliaU th. ilVurl and Vada Irf ttu. Nfllif Nail. Il h ii and Sit'na Otsi-n. . .... I'll hi ii n i'iiihih i'n: MiIit MiUint. I'nrtlaiid; Mr. and Mn, O. II. r.lirM.ii. urid Mrs. M. T, M.kIm !). .Mc.Minnvillf. I n (in si nt Spiri lla rorHi U- !int hul I in HtorfH. Will rail at I, urn s mi rnUi Rt. and do thf Mtiii. and taarh how to adjiiHt and M-ar thf mrst-l. ihir tailor- i d madf tn iiu asurf ronii t.H. in rludiiitf thf lati-st front larf, vk ith an M'riiT i d cnrii tifr m rvUf, rot no inure than hik'h id ass tor- i-H li iri haHi'ij in Ktnri-n. Mm. M. II. Can.ll.-. IIillHlmro, Fifth ami Jarksnii Sln-it, I'hoiif No, !. VMM WailiT M. I irrff, hi raalern n -von, in to m- h.'r. Monday . . nin, Nov. I. to talk on thr oililnal issui-s. in thf interfHtu if Vmlrim Wilson, for tirfsi- . ni. Walt. r is on. of thf l)y, mil kiiowHliiiw to t. ll his v.-rHiun f a in -sid.-titial i ainpaiti. You a ill iiiih.s a tfonl xiH'iTh if you do tmt turn out to hi-ar him. On Saturday nmrninj;. Nov. 2. I villi Im-lmii a final rhwini; out .!. m all ilothinif und furnish- . . . . .ii iiij's, ami ai liif samf iimi fii til fdtm-H now in Htoc k at remark idly In j.ricfH. Am irearinu for an exclusive shoe utore. New hoed and new lutured hy lh-c. eli lifrt for a Hhoe house in IlilUU.ro. - K. Howard llaird, the "Sinn- SlMrittlist." Oreimn ihicken faniiem will irmir their U-st ntock to l'ort ami for the Oregon Poultry Show, IdfeinU r 11. It H Ht t.-d that a endid Hhowmi; .f line feathers will U- made at that time. Taken up: Hay mare. 3 years; dark hay l.aldfaie mare, 2 years; i. -arlmvr. dark haV'ray yearlinir. i tu ner ph ase rail, prove pnijKT ty. pay t ost of rare and advrr-lisemi-nt ami take namf away. W. N. Ilathorn. Uurel. J.J-5 (I. lei.hman. who has Im-i-ii UKitinu' in Illinois, Okla.. and I'evas. tin past eik'hl or nine weeks, returned limne the first of the week. Hi- redirtH K)litlCS as hadly mixed hark in thf Mis sissippi Valley, and says no one . an uuess the outrome. Ill III n ii Ihiiiy-SU Mill (H-ralinc Partial Time fr l'li THIM SAMlS Oi IMM LKS Kilt I ho ANNUAL INSTlltTi: AMiial Cal Rita Well U ItmiJrtrf Mil liua l td ni PtixIihI AllM-rtTozier.that oldtimf htaml ly f the Arirus. Bends to this pajH-r some interesting .statistics aUiut the WashinKton ("ourity lumlMT cut. He reports that there are ahout '' mills in the county, with the annual output of nearly a hundred million feet rorididerinir the rouh and finish ed product. The capacity, for full time, of all the mills, is W million feet. rout;h lumtier. This, of course, considering the finish ed. or planiMl proihu t. would run it over a 1X) million feet, with ease. The actual I'JVl outimt rouifh lumber, ran to 72 million feet: shinties. 71 million feet I lays unrated for planitn1 mills. MH); days operateii saw milld. for year r)fV)i; averat" days each mill oeratei ror year, tH'it male clerks. 12: femah The Wa hirik'ton Tiunty Teach ers' Annual Institute closed last evening' after a thn-e .lays es sion. and it is voted one of the mos.t instructive held for years. The attendance was nearly 17-". and the greatest of interest wa.s in evidence. Arthur II. t'harn- U rlain. n Shu rranciscu iilitor; Miss Kuliv Sneari r. of the Mon month Norma!; S. S. Duncan, of Yamhill County; J. K V. liutler. of Moiiinouth: J. Sherman Wal- ace. of McMmnville 0llejr, and Win. rnrtor. Forest C.mve. assisted Supt. ('aein instruction and lectures. At the close of the session the institute pa:ss--l the following res-ilution of thanks for Mr. Ca.se: lie it hereby resol ved that the Teachers of Washington (-"lunty. in annual institute assembled, in CiillSliii-railon IH inet lIll jeaia of faithful and cousdentiou., si r vice rendered in behalf of 11? educational interests of th -whH)ls of this county; and in consideration of his tdlorU in conductini: such uniformly ex rellent institubti. and sccunritf such able and efheu-nt instructors therefor, do hereby express our thank and appreciation to our resp.H ted Supt. M. C. Case for the he!i ami inspirati in that we have received durinir his admin istration Ami Im- it further resolved that - . , ...... i ..: . . I... a ronv OI inese resonuioni i- VlOlilll OF UW ELECIiON CHS Warrants Out For Forest Orove Newspaper Man and Two Other ISStID A AV)NVM(ltS CIUCLLAR Martin Winch, well known t Portland and lieedville. proposes tf do his part in encouraeinjr trood farmine in this state and benefittint? theasncuItunsL tie rHOrBNBIOMAU F. A. BAILEY, M. D. rajiirtaa aaJ Sarf foa Did males. 2: paid to clerks, over presented to him. and also to $11). (MM); 200 men were employed in the mills. Nearly three hun dred thousand dollars were paid out for lalior. both in the lojrvrinj; camtm and the mills for the year. This is but a sample of what the future may U' fr Washing ton County, for it still has mil lions upon millions of good mer chantable lumlM-r Krowmmon me hills. eacti ol me county wa iem iur nubl.cation - C. W. I'.urtt. C. r. drover. II. H. (Khran. lm. WHY l II. IONili: SHOLl.O I'.i- wim:i.i:cii:d AUCTION SAM; The undersigned will sell at pub lic sale at the J. 0. Ifond place. The tini-cutmir attorney is leital advisor of all county oliicers, Hie Hue cess of all lejral matters ot the county and Utah; referre to him de'M-nds uixin Ms jroo iuiLMiient. Often thousands o dollars are at stake, and the loss or jrain to the county rests uion his advice, or upon the conduct t...'t'..,i.Linu' l-'urin nlmilt of .1 KUlt. 5 miUn north of North Plains, at The oMxo of district attorney in, m nn villi cosn ne taxpayers more man i . i . ; u ...... i iw. wlmiVPCIIAV VOVKMP.KIt C Uiree iiniraa mum - , .1 . ... M'l "l uum .' J - C... t.I.I.T J Kill, nm.er r r.,M . . llf ,nU.ir, wrrk; f. loin h.y: Hum mmir ' -.- kwnn mtlv urw. limiiluwH-; nrnvt fail IM-wasu-ii on u.-H-iesa. 11 1 y iii-iii Kon, hiiili'l "'l ",,M Ions or malicious prosecutions, " . .... ,. I...I.. ...,.i. i .. .... wm, l.p nuKKy. nuBiimiiiir. . " jje ,M.rsonay COIUlUCtlM in 1!icf . u.i Z the Circuit Court and Supreme I ... . .... .i .. i.i I TlMI ..k.ui In thil f II. ill . Jit. .Stifl tltivr. ntllVT lliininuuillinn imr vuinf. in mv vii htnr. lUrM .Oil humrM, miinle H'-I Cit ( -Olirt III llUS lost UllOUt three nrm, umriy or; tome ciii.'kni ,, nf every one hundred cases. ...mi iinuhiiir , wvti.i rii..... . , . - ; criminal case III.! k. ..nth lix.lt. iciil . mn oil I lit (US wouixiry trimwiaiiaai ml lurnetitinr. hi-nt lul tint Vrn. V- m til.' SllprclllO MHirt, -..I i liilllrtlTr. iwhiii-wm.li'Cl I 1 1 .. Ii-i ; vi nn everv WluitV Case . . .. . i. .:i. I . .. ,. ' i - . Several lliorouk'iii'reii rencm-u i t..u. iumwiiuin ae-uinst Washington tkinnty. Ii.,l.:in Kiinner urakes for sale, ..ihci.mcie. '"m""' He has won everv damaire case $1 .i each; W bile Kunner drake. Terms of Sale-Ten and under. av,.,insl Washington County. Ii.r the white evrvt mnu. Casn;over, i year oanuoir ...... . Washington C-ounly has not Place is tn-tvieiMi Aloha and Hu- at 8 ix-r cent. I er cent oil lor . ((lt si ,(, cenl for olner lawyers to help him. Nl Seme Copy M lalercU4 Par liti Bclure Maitinf lo Velcr and a few associate, will conduct hi'r: S. T. LINKLATER. at. B. C. H4 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ot&e BpMair or Tb WU Iru pti.i RHiaQe Ua! of Court liouw. la la eonw of lb ..-k. MMMMlVMWWrMWWrWWrVlr R. M. ERWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surron PvlBe fU(!y Nii.i r.d ulto ef ih OirtC a Electric Kniliwwl. om uiiir. In th (mnl III.--k Huu. nortu nuioi Min bt, tHilUbor... OrK.t. ELMER H. SMITH M. U. D. 0 PHVSICIAS & SURGEON f)STEOPATH a mooei larm. pnncipauy ior purposes of demonstration. This object-lesson farm will be man aged according to the best and latest methods without thought of making anythinjr more than runninjr expenses. It will be a show place, calculated to jrive in struction to farmera. Dairvmen.stockmen and others 1. II l Ik.l VCtLIno' here is trouble in the atmos- i ' r phere -the hrst of the week some . . J b party or parties mailed from the ct.ru We deliver at your house. South Forest Grove and Forest Watch for the wagon. Address Grove postofhees a lot of anony- L M. Laliue. Forest Grove Ore- mous circulars attacking the Kn- cjunty court on the matter of the Ed. Wann. C. E. Koontz and J liar Iff T. .1. . L .1 J iLn .LnaHMr.n. Bangs road contract, at Timber. I : W - here was no signature to the . rn,kUt-9nn Thev circular, and no name printed as went up on the other day. coming from any puUi.sh.injr above the Dudley mill, and land- house There are insinuations ed 225 of the largest ever, there against the court, and inuendoes were very few of them in , the ,. , ,, .... , - nn fha six inches class, the vast majon- that Hangs had strings on the fwm tm to twelve county board. . rh in ienirth. Bv Sunday. Complaints have Un sworn . th of mountain to U-for;. Justice &r"'' lM.auties was over, and the catch- aga nsi n uu... ite a,L of the Forest Grove Press, anil va ... alsj against John Heisler and S. tor sale-r lve ; acres, on county Mattna rhariint' them with road. atxut V) minuies waiK irom violating the corrupt practices Newton Station on S. P. Ry.;all aPt in cultivation; no buildings, only I . . . - it:ii- It appears that the court thirty minutes onve irom nuia- awarded a contract to Hangs to boro. Lasy terrns . s. rarn- .iMPnnil nut in Khane ruei-e of er. the falm. ttiusooro. l-O VI". 11 UOU f ... i - - i I - I road near Timber for the con- p steventon. of Wapato, tract price for $2.3A They re- wa3 jn town Tuesday evening, quired no bond, apparently, be- enroute home from a trip to cause Bangs had his donkey out- Portiand. Mr. Steventon has fit there, and the price was so havjniZ all kind3 of bad ridiculously low. Bangs got into i tnj3 season. Besides losing financial dithculties. and tne hi3 barn, with a big lot of hay. Oificc Hvan a to u a. in.; I to j p. tn. TocxUr. Thart7, KatnnlM to II Calls aDiwercd Amy or night. Both pboncs. Utficc over Hillsburu Ntitol. Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night lo'lepcndcnt Phooe ORENCO. OREGON J. 0. ROBB, II. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE: Upauirt la Schulmerich BM Reiiilence: Beline Street, Mroiut door east of Soatb Sl.le Street. Both 1'hoaea office and -eiiJcnce. Hi;j.SBORO, OREGON court was comiielled to pay labor claims after Bangs had left, so that the cost of the work, which the court claims was more than completed according to contract, amounted to 13,073.88. or less than the next highest bidder over Bangs, which was for $33X). The circular charges that the work cost a hundred dollars more than the above amount, but all members of the court state to the Argus that the extra $100 by fire, he and hi3 family were in quarantine ior a ionn wine, with smallpox. They are straight ened out now. and E. P. is again tackling the world with a stiff upper lip. Carrots for sale-$6. 00 per ton in the field. Indian Runner ducks for sale $1.00 each. Max Madison, south of City Park. Hillsboro. Chas. Grubbs. aged 21 years. DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hour 9 to 11 a. m.; a to 5 p. m. Calli aaiwered dar of night. Both phone. Office la American National Baok, npstaira. HILLSBORO, - - OREGON IV. m. Mar wasuaid Bangs for stringers to and whose skull was fractured two bridges, outside of, and aside one day last week, through the the original contract. from. The court means business in pushing the corrupt practices act, and smile when they find their cntics find but one instance ith which to charge negligence in office. The court contends that the anonymous circulars were issued took place Tuesday from the Free as a matter of BpiteworK Dy local Methodist Church at we urove Cromwell. lea- 32-1 k casn over . S. A. Gridlev. Owner. John Vanderwal, Clerk. l r. Maud M. lerton. Untile 2 ll.'iir the Fellows' Grand Ooera OuarW tte at the Crescent Thea tre, Saturday. November 2. lht U-st of the season. Prices, fiOc, T.Vaud $1. If you art' fond of musi.-ul entertainment that is lirst class, hear this. Seats on sale at .M t tirnuck s. i;.-..im. hnve been IS- -!.,! to John J. Uocllieh and that 1 should say a word to you ibeth I'.iirgmaier; .lonn 1 op through trie meuium 01 uu-i.i-" paHr AN OPl.N 1.1: n i:k Cornelius. Or.. Oct. 31. 1912. To The Voters ot Washington io ine ",7"' jU( while all the district at- County: Not having had t o r(imii him have done pleasure of meet ng aj the ottrs : oM ? Ah5r L ' , ' r .1-eph Hedges, brother of Gil- nurea ling mid going into Of t'oiirwi', Ibis is only a nutl. ahilt. us Htnuig Hprava cann.it In tiled when the tr.--.s are nut dor mant. Prof. Cordley writes nte Oil the diseiise: "The Ust way nf i-.iiitr..llimf the dise.ise It to i.r-ii- u. ii 1. Iti.r.li.iiiix niixture or Strong lime and sulphur solution shortly nfter the rains utart i" the Full, and then shortly nfl.-r the leaves fall, with Ii")'' ,,, sulphur." Personally 1 have .lis carded Bordeaux lis tinsat 1 -.factory and have used lime and .sul phur wilh the result that anth-ra.-noHe is a thing of the p.i.t with me. The iidvant.ige ot us ing lime und milphur is that tins solution will also kill the S.m Jose scale, the oyster shell, bark louse, etc. Now. if any of your readers want to make lordeau mixture, here is the formula, for Winter use:" disnohe t. lbs blu.'stom in It sack ban,: in a wooden vessel -don't use iron or tin, as it will destroy the vessel in the evening. U will dissolve by morning: slack i lbs. of tinu k linii. in ui.ii'ii-nle vessel, using 1 Crillin nm imlv wni..r i.hoik'Ii to slack. Af- , united in marriage, J ........ r.-- I I l.ll.'ll " , , ,, -t. 1K WW .IIU vitwus.. - ter slackened, nd.l water enouwn () ,0i.r o.) i)i'j, jmige iveiuou . on tho farm llHm wnu., 1 to a cream: m:i , i.,....,,,.,,, oiliciating. ilv. situate alwut two miles ! ... . ..1. ..... I""" " .. 1 1 !..... qI.i... work to Unit h of Cornelius, anu oeiug Washington County has not lost a sinvrle cent through wrung advice He personally attends to all the ollicia work in the I ircuit and Supreme Courts. He has dono the work tor two republican political enemies of Mr. McC aran. wno is running 10 succeeil himself, and some of the oolitical friends of Judge Steven- . :a son. wno are wining 10 siitnuye the atter in order to throw dis credit on Mr. McClaran. "l'.-arl G. Ueynolds; Harold L j.M.sen and MelU K Ashby. r.,r sale A few White Leg- horn c.H-kerels, or Tancreas strain. One-third price, if taken Uvon.-Cloakc & Weather oru. at Ikl 4 I I .llkjtu ttt IK"Ut . tiOX A.. 11. oj"--". Ore. --3 i Straved or stolen: Young. I.I....I horse. ulKiut 1300. I tad 1 I. ..I I ..a ti tit IT shod. Finder no- .n,,tv 1 nm oersonallv interests ti'fy Geo. G. Hanc.Hk. sherilf. in keeping expenses down to the i ,.le: Several Young lowest possible point u ' Polled Jersey bulls. F fn ST "St M wer In the last three years I snlendid sttHK. vniini K J thousand dol- IIU V pwiva - i wish to sav that I highly an- ..r....i..t.. thenttortsof my friends who are supporting me for sheriir .. . .1. CI, I tin. in mis fievuuii. u",,uiu, this countv see fit to ith this position, 1 will render the same kind of scr vice that any employer wouiue.v ...w.i fmm a faithful employee. lnjing a neavy raxpayer m mi K.MI iieuiies, ins uiii.inroi, in conversation with Judge hakin. said: "Tongue is the hardest prosecutor the 5th Judicial l)is trict has ever had. One of the recent daily papers in the state referred to him as "(ne of the best prosecutors m West It is generally considered nmon irst all judges that he is the ablest prosecutor m the Mate of t Ireiron Tho Oregon Journal, the big gest Iiemoeratic paper in the state, recently had the following to say of the celebrated Tender murder case: With a brilliantly evolved mass of circumstantial evidence D AO LEY A HARE ATTOBUBYS-ktT-LAW Boubu 1 aad I Hhate BiUdin'c aiLLSBOEO. . . OK EGO E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW fall of a havrack on his head. died Sunday evening from the accident The young man was of exemplary habits, and has a host of friends who deplore his untimely loss. He leaves parents nnrl aevpral brothers and sisters! to mourn his loss. The funeral Office npitairt in Schulmerich Block lrVWlrVryrWrVWWWli'' AUCTION SALE The undersigned w ill sell at pub- tic auction at their farm 41 miles K. of Hillsboro and li miles N. W. of Farmington. on the J. J. Krebs place, at ten a. m., on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8 u-w i , 1 masS Ol C rCUlIISUUHI.il VVIUCIIIC lieen a tax-payer ever since I ...ok. nl.l onninrh to vote. 1 was to thin down 2T L'allonsof each tf U'' i'lM,Vt' ixiiir in a barrel, tocelher. ii!i pour Uith at the same tune - use a third vessel. To test hold clear, bright blade in the mix ture for two minutes. If it be come copper-plated, add nt uv lime. 15. I.eis. AUCTION SAI Ii The undersigned will sell at puj . t H , t, , win 7, J fV,wo venrs of aire il.,. k iuru tM tie .niiui'. i" l,,v now moj-M.'" J 1 S F ie ry Uuilding. on Main you will note that I have been Set i Vatedbv 1.0. Knight, paying taxes for over twenty ' l' ..... . n.J soeciulty. tears. I realize the responsibili- w,,ru . ' M 'tv that goes with the office of Albert Jansen and lV.l' uLritr but 1 am confident that 1 VnnDyko were tnarr ea uy, . di9chanw the duties of the l,ort. Oct. 2U. PJI2. w. r1"1' I... t0 the entire satisfaction of LeMilleroiiiciaunv;. the votcr3 0f this coiiniy. anu Wanted, a Rirl to wait on h ,d ( bo elected you will al- A I.. A... 1 I.I LtlllAI!! Kit!- t A. U iltA l1 U t-l table. Appiy ? ,,,"r""" Vi... ways nna me to be tho same 1 no undersigned win m o 1- (ui,ie. Apity i ,,M . lie sale at the J. W. Sewell old , taurant, one dtnir south of the home farm. 31 mile norlhfust f; Freeman grtu-ery. Ilillslioro ami 1 mile north oij (Jarjnt,P and son, record in this county is an open Sei.tl uhition on the t'K'i'r" . .' 1 im thr Jap Reeves" that 1 have been , the nnsL My past life ami Sewell station on th line, at ten a. in. on MONDAY. NOVKMI'.KU I ....1.1...,.- - Hii.l ii vri. moo men. kmlr, will work niiiKlf r ., ' Vcl Klan day filly. y-', Illm.k " r." ,ivtM Iuiiivm; ruw, khM iiiilk-tH. Im. n ?fls' k nr IiIkIi '''"' s ' manager , Rimi.t 7 in f , ranch at t 1 curly i.nlU-H, Klii'ilr tsl'""1 ol ...vlaV I.IVOM.I.llo..;...w.vU'-P'y ing tch seei tch Ml tier CWt. I. o. h..il . -.111 I- fl. iii inc. Ilir "tli. r 111 . West illl. I Ulium". April; young cw, a vr. wl" u' f .U1..1. rv li..f,.. ralvfi., 7 tm"i'"'. 1,11 ili.u. .uii. . lili.liurn.il' .li'tify! S youiiK hotel tm-lr, 4 ilnz Keil aii.l Hull lriiiiKi'v. T j, r ,, "i A unit new hayrack, iwl ""'V V Mra- .f A nionllm: nrw 6 ft .ll.c lmrrow; new i I.Wst liivve, . I al .1 It il I 111? - plow, with fsirn Mii-ur "' con ii-r: aptliiKUMiiii nnrn.w. , . . f...t. i..... ,b. nllirr liirm t""". , ffielldS. mill hnuwhulil fiimitti"' t""'fr""' 10 I ii.ri.tiop. ai . ,(1 : Boston Terms ol sale: i"" ""' Bt.ta. caHh; over, one year im.m.o- 0son note, 8 per cent, rivejiei ... l (Mil on on casn over .ti"., sthute I . !...;. fawner. . 5SIIWW' , .1. A. I hum " John Vanderwal, Clerk. v. "V" " iw" V7 V. r, i i ihu oitv i..t,.is otui I invite nil inoe w nu v.... i ii-ive mo veu i w uw ., . ()1VI, Hkivt ii "- , u. m lumnnn v to in- r.... n .ove MOl nia niiuit:, .- uo nui, r...V" t--T 1 1. .ii. .. - . . eased the nome rum it and I ask only those . L --... ri. mo whn believe that ir. .u.r ewt" io.vuid "- S.j..lo per cwi, . . and winter, oats .1 hrief statements I I.. i. " "V . ... b.- - i a tnkrA mill ...iiHiri.il 1 11 ... VOieS UUU WC una vi.,.. . of Frosecuting Atty. Tongue was a masterpiece of phrasing and logak ingeniousness. For two hours he held his hearers tense and chilled with a statement and idea as stern and uncompromis ing as was ever heard in a court of law." Concerning the same trial, the Oregon Mist said: One of the features of the great trial was the wonderful and brilliant argument made hy District At torney Tongue. Many people who heard it say that it was the greatest speech ever made in the Columbia County Court. Mr. Hedges served as prosecu ting attorney for this district iuMt nrior to Mr. Tongue. ... . . . .. . j we ask you to investigate aiia com nare tne otliciai records in . . a the district attorney s otlice ot the two men. John Dennis, Chairman. Co. Central Com mi tt.ee. Mare, 7 yrs, 900 ll.,work single or double; home, 8 yrt, 950; old horse: 7 Rood graded cows, all in tutia, some firsh, some Iresli soon; J neuers, 1 jrs old; lot thoroafchbred white njmoutn Rock. While Wyandotte ami Kliooe Island lied Chickens: mixed chicken?; j ure bred Bronze nobler and a tuikey ii.,- 1 mire bred Pekin ducks; J sows, 14 small pitJS anci one Uenistered Duroc I a rifle Jersey boar, 1 sets Harness, sa.tuie. mi.bo potatoes good for teed. Rood Milbiun wmon. V inch, havtack, McCorniick uiower, and Deering rake, good condi-1 I Kill! 13 inch steel beam J. I. C. plow. spikctooth lever harrow, sunll tooth lever cultivator, dbl shovel plow, good j seat canopy top hnck,30 gal iron kettle, New Sharpies cream separator, barrel churn, household goods and numerous other articles. Lunch at noon. Terms of Sale: Ten and un der, cash: over, one year banka ble note, 8 per cent. Bartlett & Bohlig, John Vanderwal, Clerk. Call and see our ladies' man tailored suits, latest weaves and colors.-C. K. Olson, The Elite Millinery. George Schulmerich, now of Creswell. is hunting up at Arling ton, and Tuesday sent down a big cargo of wild geese 10 nis Hillshoro friends. This is a pleasure that Schulmerich never foregoes, and he makes an an nual contribution of fine geese to his oldtime townsmen. He al ways gets up to the big wheat fields just in time to catch them on their biggest immigration southward. Mr. and Mrs. C. Blaser return ed the last of the week from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Wade Everest, at Tillamook. While over there Blaser's dog. 'Tmio-ar." treed a big lynx and Everest brought him down with Ta k about your dogs but that one of Blaser's is some canine. Thos. G. Meacham, of above Mountaindale. is the sole juror selected from Washington Coun- JOHN M. WALL ATTOENBT-AT-LAW Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bl.lg, Mai a & Jul H1U4B0K0. - O&JSQOM. W. N. BARRETT ATTCamtV-AT-LAW Qrnoa: Main Btraat, opp. Court Houb. auxsBoao- ' Oregon THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office, npstaira in Schulmerich Block Hillsboro, - - Oregon a. . 8. f. U"U Ctoktn SCHNABEL & UROCHE XuMI(4eakf VlMtalra, MriluNlt(, ftsafalral aaa ttsiatt. (Vnna-Xeitljankt, b(liftni-tafiina. all' matttrn lriumrntr. Uriunsea unk alls arlra lien atlmfUidl attsMrfttlll. Mnlftaabuiif gen tn tfuroaa Kit anfetta rlarnta rMtim bentrn. frsittle ta aiira amiaViMsfra atfUrt. SadjlailciiLtafitn. Utberttaaunaen. iruiiri iiffr4lel rnU anfetea Hltrntra. tat-arra)aara: aaa V t B k aaf Sttabwaaaa. . .l . T...J I n rt fnnl I TtlMikmr SBnrlhall 9110: M.I027: iy Dy me reuera, ul vl I fBM(ibii: 3Han M itnk l-Wl. JOSEPH ENQELS Joseph Engels, a pioneer of 1876, nanel. to convene Nov. 6. T. G. wa3 in town Tuesday, enroute home from Portland. Jos. Brandenberg has bought the Fahrni place, above Moun taindale near the Union church, and has moved from Orenco to his new Durchase. Jos. will soon make the place bloom like the proverbial rose. A slide on the P. R. & N., Fri- Shaaut 00-0 (ksakrr at ttmmntt PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Otflee ap-ataira over Hillaboro Nutlnnat Bank. . HILLSBORO ------ OREGON ..... 1 " i ImU-r Campbell, of Scholia, of thanking you in advance ior .. ..I- il.n hill- I nnitiDO nnnaiilomtion. munagiT im. u. . . j," i7.;;..ff,,nu h at that place, wua ... t" "rai", V, ' ' J. E. Ke Thornburgh. of was in me ciiy Ueeves. died at his home in this city, Oct. day, laid the Tillamook train two 28 1912. after an illness, cover- hours behind schedule. 1 his is ing several monins. ne was uic ocoau.. ,v ......... born in Germany in l&Jo, and pig cuis on me m.c uC... a ' lorn 11 I Mt MnnoiTamonr TWillniP came to America in uvkj. ne sue uiiw'"" - was wedded to Anna Utto, m Tne Ladies Auxiliary of the VVyandott, Mich., Nov. 10, 18o7, christian Women Board of Mis and they moved to Cleone, Ore., sion wjn meet at Mrs. Roe, on with their family, in isb, living jackson, between First and bee there until 1903, when they went on(ji Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30, to St. Johns, where they lived 8 nov.5. Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Gunther, who have boon in Hononlulu sincu last Spring, returned a few rhivs ago. and are guests at the Kri'd llamel home, near West Union. A doad man. a complete stran cer. was found two miles south of Cornelius, this morning, by jk .' ,v.:- n u ririlu !. fa on....ph m out1 Jacob llercert The body was The Mite mu.mi,, TOV"--, and , l)iullv dtfComDad, and the party ulHon . ...8.i.. f th- Knr.thia irreat Texan. He has must have been dead a long time. Wm. Manon, presiucnv . itnnatn. hnw to c., far as known there is no in Sl. .te Savings, was a l'oruanu a m. 7 Ulioation of foul play. visitor Tuesday. ia..k. , riavia nf Texas, will "'.""'"'"ivPHU-nlay afternoon, calling on t come t0 Hillsboro, as adver . si.ov.- H, yw"' " y L;a iot week, but he will speak I...... I.ui U. ' tl1 IW1 IS. I IIDVU iaiv . w., nre solo ngents for the at Forest Grove this Saturday per. -Son Ugionic tvont-lace Cor- evening. If you want to hear a of C lawn uyK ,.,.., n ii". u uat i a nni..ph. tro out'Jacol DR. J.R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmiesie BUlg. Rooms 5 and 9 HILLSBORO, ORB. Main and Third. years, lhev later moveu 10 Hi sboro. which was nis nome until death came. Mr. and Mrs. F.ngels would have celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary in November. He is survived by a widow and the following chil dren: Peter Engels, Mrs. C. G. Ellison, and Mrs. D. Baker, ot Portland: Mrs. John Bliss. Trout- dale, and Mrs. J. E. Overton, of Sawte e. Ca lforma. Deceased was a man highly re- snected in every community in which he lved. His simplicity of life, his kindheartedness and integrity, and his broad ideas of charity and right living made and held for him a host of friends The funeral took place this morning from St. Matthews Church, Rev. Father Lappen preaching the obsequies. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Mrs. Grant Landess and daugh ter. Miss Esther, have Deen vis- if.'nrr at- HfWl K1VPT. tne DaSl I ,MU . . , I . . .... month, and return nome inis upstairs, in lanKiaier vena. week, urant nas oeen xeepniK bachelor's hall during their ab sence. The Coffee Club will be enter tained by Mrs. D. 0. Jacobs and Mr3. J. C. Lamkin, Saturday af- Building, Main Street 1 Hillsboro - - - Ore. Dr. S. M. REAGAN ternoon, at a.au, at tne nome 01 vbtsrinary physician ouiuw.. Mrs. Jacobs, on Jackson Street &U8mtist. The Ladies of the Missionary Graduate Kansas City Veter Society of the Congregational inary College. ZQ years prac Church will meet at the home of tical experience. Mrs. A. C. Shute, Nov. 6, at , ; D4 : 2 30 in the afternoon. ffica, Hillaboro Uwy Co. Stable, No. 1 C. W. James, of near Varley, 0gKi m.1,, jM- Reaidance. city ijj. was in me cuy yeaw;ruy uiuru- C. W: says that everything ing is all right in his section. Argus and Journal 2.25.