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CD ORIAL SERVICES Ferd Cmmr ami wife Here in from Scholl. ymtcrdav. Mr. t.roncr am! his company have m DC IT PREQPHIT 310 '" m,r "t. Ill Dt HI UllLUULlI I "ome of the tree are l. Ur 1 . ing this year. He h uitan - .. at ,OiUk In AltcriMM.w. Sharp t.ail I ' ,MJ",Ct" (rl, p) Y.M C"P lm..rn.w i I Violation Hay. .....i lliluU-ro v.ill liiiin.rU.iMn-- ,H,Urtiit tt. tiHUHl ex.rcMe. ll,,. veterans and cori will vinil ...I.rv in tli'' toreiioor ...d d.-corat. the gravm of the ....til,..' d.id. lsi' ,av a triliut t ll' dead ,f the ,,av t,y wultfrinB novu m on the via t.ni.f I ;iry . ll... ..fi.nuKHi exercises will U-v'iii nt the f ncnt Theatre ul ' iVIm k. Tin1 li'H liiKlii n uiil have drill. r.ciUtion: and ,.m:. '" Mayor H. T. Buglcy Mill deliver the memorial uiir !w. Tin- (i. A. It. Con march l it. a I-mIv l the union n.r .....a ul the M. K. iliur.li. I;ut Sunday. '" the Memorial wf- I.v KeV. .. l.. JH.k. MUM ui.i.r'.ciated by ll large audience. Id.- V.l.-rami and orn were .,i,..i..Lr:in it tl iii front oi their ! hull, nii.l Ihe rank an- thin ...1.1 ran d V it will in linn I' n,. in. nt'i worth having. ... i... l....ir . . ! tli ... I lira- g..ll I.. I W li.li,!U.lt I ..im. Initial in walnut culture, and hotiett to reali unit.' an income when I In big l raft get t Uur. in. KaK ili.. rrune rri down hi way ha excellent lirotniHi'. nml he IhIi.-v.-m the price will Ih'i'.h tin rail. In tin .ast time y.',r hi' has aviraeed ti in r acre on his prunes, even willi nut ho stilf n price, ami hi no rcaaott for tin irum grower to get in the dumps. Heretofore the womenfolks hav. U-. n getting ull tin U n. lit o ihi ariul. that havi Urn k'iv.n way hy tin tliir.-nnt Hl.tri'S. whil. father uml tin Ioh hav Im i ti ovi-rlook.'.!. In unl. r to v,n thin up a hit I In? 1 tri f Sw.'cU will, forntnnit.'il tiim. kivi av uy a hnmwotn ihim with a. It 1I.V lau' of Whal. mnokin).' toliarro. K.in.'mUr th i.laii'. tin lli'ii of Sw.t t. EIGHT IKS FOR Ward Ituwnt l.ft for Fuui!, Whir OKJiity. the first of the wwk. to ex'Tt county Looks. A new dratr wood xaw for nale; jut fininhe-l. C V. llloyil. Third and Maple St. liraJualinf Ctmlm la be llrltl Mr. and Mr. Nai'liliaiu-r. of I hi I vminr at New Itulldim Newton, wen; city callers Mon- uay. IiII1IIWS ARK TO HI. PVI SI Nil D l iar Ptutriw Hi Brca ArrM(ri ll Ike Debut ul Cl llillslmro llih School irmluatni For Rood, dry wood, four-foot or lo-imh. call on V.. IL llolir don. Thone. City 7Ri. Chrw. Jolinm, of M.x-wm Hill, wa in the city from beyond North I'laina, ymterday. Kale plants for sale. Fifty eik'ht Htuili-rit thi week, and cents per thousand. -C Uehse, tin Kra'luatinif exercim-a will lie Hillsboro. 11-13 held thi eveninif, in the new Mrs. Anna Knirlea, of Portland, H h.o liuil.linir. at the north end in the city Saturday, on bus- of I hird Stni-L The eiuht irad- '"eM ,n .)rot'ale- (nuiiiy .."I'l ! I.MtMli. l ll.r ru.l I I.il.l.'ll I i.l. lit , HI tit IliP.Uii.i Oil V. I' M III l'i l"'tt riil"U I U' tuuii'l' I'll. ! IrthU i"l ' llu.urU. vt, kill UtiliJ .! I.ll, t ml t'.irriitiilr Ill.l'Ui'l Ii"Ik" ' Tll' l.rf KrM.ix.a I "lot WiVtin.t .i..t .i-I lUlt. l"irl K. Iriii.it l.o.li;.. Ulr ."let k OU.ittti! Ml. , ..a l'.l 1'i.rk. um Win l.)tl )it fl.ill oir U, in.'r. .11.1.!. folr! I.nnr. lUi.L. imhI. l ..nil.. ! I ! r.'Mli..i ll..n i( Mill Irti.lgr i"'l b'l H I"" '' "'' l""' trl.iMit- (t.(lr, 'l fi.i li l.ytil l utrrl r " 'l ! Si, if...ll.tH nut l Wll l III cOi.fil llir i.mttlf tlrifc ! W liiM' A crllinnt . lr-k Inl t frill ( IlioUlll l-l-l lIUl CIMMlt Kllll.l-f. Ill i.l .111 Of ll.r .imiiI i on 1 1 4 VV"lt lug!. twu.ilt. Ilir.. . l M. Vr.....rt, V.miiiI v Jni!(, I UNO ftMN A iii t wediliiur took .lace Wed nesday evening, May 'S '.'X the rontractiiuf parli.' In'ita? Coy (!. Umir. .f tui 1 1 v . uml i;d)lh OI-UHi. of Tillamook. (r.. The ceremony wiw rirmeit i.y Ilev. It. t'larenre t'ook, nml t.x.k iilaee at the lioiiu of Mr. and Mr. L I'. Jaikrton, nfter r enl of Mr. lmi-r. Mr. lma H a railma.l man. ami i with the I. U. X N. Tlx hriile in tin daughter of ,l,OIou, of Tillamook. After a weddinu trip to Portland. Mr. imd Mr (llmin will make their home in thi city, where they will I"' nt home to their friend niter Jim. 1. Tliow preei.t ut the weildint; were Mr. PeHMie HiHev. Hlfter of the K'nuuii, Mr. and Mr. I.. I Jarkson, Mr. and Mr, .la. Mil teiiU-rirer ami llev, t'm.k Many friend of theyounvf mhv- ple Join in well WlnheH in their married life. CAkfl.V IH.WSIIAM The hoiniMif Mr. O. persham of near North I'lainn. wuh tin Forewt (.rove graduated IS pu I'll lust niiMit. Ihe i Ian roll; l.tiwretiee lUlw. in Ham ford. Ileii lali Ina ItrutnlnTK'. Samuel ( jx, Mary Flla (.arriiu. leone Mil- Ired (indium. William F.lmer Hamilton, Artluir 1'n rce Ireland. .ola Margaret. Kirry, Florence t;iiuUtli Littler, IvUard M. l.isini.'ton. Satnuel tilenn Mor- iran, lienm. joHe.iiin.t siariin, Uimie S. Pntcu.', (..irL'e Vinton I'jiliimion, Ihoin.'iH KenlM-n lx Ivhth IL Swaiuuin, Kuth l!ha Uth Troutman. Andrew feci I 1'uptM'r. I reprenent Spiri lla conu t - not Hold in Ht'ire. Will call ut home on re.U.'Kt. ami do the lilting', uml teach how to adjnit and wear the cornet. Uur tailor ed made tiMiieitsure cor?u t. in- cludinK the latest front lace, with an cxitcrieticcd cor ti. r Kervne, cml no more than hiidi cla cor net purchased in store. Mr. M. K fundi.. HillsU.ni, Fifth and Jacknon Stmt. I'hone No. .'HI. Mitf lr. Itolih ha Uuht n new Ford auto, the la.st of the l.itr Khipmelit received by the WilkeH t.arai!.. thi prinir. Ilu I on manufactory at Pet nut. Mich., have cancelled ull advanced or- er. u they cannot make ine niu. hiuc fant enoui.Mi to aupply the demand. They nay that the factory turn out a complete machine in left tliun live minute, txit the univerHal demand for n low priced miUduutiul machim ha iMH-ome ireat that Ihe Ford lieople ure ho'letWly HW ttlttped. On account of busim taking r I I . I I . . . ine uwuy I nun riiusnoro, i am forced to ell my U-autiful home ut u Kacnlice. It I the. U-st bonne of it mx in the county It wa built to live in. not for Hale: no exiN'tme w a Hpared to make it comfortable and conven u nt. You will nay it i u bar ruin nt the urice. addres P. O, ux ist y ti Fred I'.rowil. whon'ccnlly left IlilUUim for Medola. III., tell.- Ihe Sun that condition ure not bright in the Sesl for younu men. Mr. Umw n evidently lelt wiih mime iireiudice aifainst Orek'on. You notice very few munif men eavmi' the West. even lor Illinois. Indian Uunner ducks, the I'k'H inachin.', the worlds Kreatesl Invent of mire while eirir. lift ll he ttiinf of l;J fnnn ll H. f.reer, IlillsUmi. and have eirir in tin Fall ami Winter, when your hens . i v i fc" . l r are lioi laymir. mm r... . No. 2. $2; No. 3. ll..r);No. 1. U or $10 and $ tcr hundred. An interestiiur musical reals . . . -i . . t i. . wiw eiven nv l ie iu pu oi tm Miuii'ti )nr uur. at the home oi Dr. nml Mr. Keauan, Saturday Hide ure Alice Smith, Ward and flair Wilke. Faye Sehnieder, iirietta Knietfer, Phm-U l'er- ne. (iladwin IfouKhty and ranee Keilly. I he program i a follows: rufeiujional March. rur llii.'h School (Ilee Club ianoSolo -Viin ent Knifeldintrer Si-nior (Quartette Smith. Per- rine. f. Wilkes and W. Wilkes las Poem Ward Wilke i.uio I .net Smith and Sehnieder ldre: J. Sherman Wallace resen tation of Hiploma Solo Mis I'utler reiu ntalion f P. II. Scholarship U iiedn tion Iiv. WeU-r i:Cl.lrIH)N here will U a reception at the Comim-mal flub Itooms. Friday venini. May .'HI, VJl'.l, iriven un er the auspices of the club. Music, program and card. All memU rs, their wive, and lady friend are invited to U in at tendance. W. W, IJoseow. Ir. Frwin, Willi In-land. Havid Kuratli. ;.. Stevi'ii. f.itnmitte' on lleception. WHIST I'AKTV Hi....... ..r t. ..p.. iu. iv...i.i;.ur Mnv eveniiu'. AUuit thirty iiumncr 22. 111.1. when her daughter, were Kivi. consisting of piano r.va. was united in marriage- to solo, duel. ami trio iiiikti) ll. l arev. oi roiuam Kcv. II. I.. Prntt oHiciatimr. K. A. I'.aird, of Portland, olliciatei a Kroonisinan, and Mr. W. C lieiiiiinont. of Port and. was bridesmaid. The homo was tier united with fern and roses. The bride carried white roses, and the bridesmaid carried pink rose. The bride is well known in Ilu' North Plain seel ion, and the KriMim was one of the first to en- pn linir to Portland markets. Tbev have about of friends hero who wish them every liiitvhincss. Af- tcraweildinijc trip to uk Heat h. vncy win reside in Portland, Ijidies: Wo ifivo you thi o ooriunilv to have your suil( skirt. and lonvr cb, ''y tailor, and from the same in terial used in men' suit. Our measurement. mean satisfaction ami w e guarantee. Prices reason id.le. Aiur. low, jM'coml M. . i t at 4 11. over UillsiHiro niercaiuue. Orenco was the scene of meelimr of Portland inanufuc nvalion Iti-v. WeU r Fresh cowr for sale. fJives five gallons daily. Frederick Johan svn. Farmineton. T. A. McCourt. of (xrnelius, has taken a potution with the C. F. Koontz Raloon. Otto Wohler. of Oak Park, was in Monday, and says the pros pects are good for the onion crop. Miss Itandall. of Portland, was In the city the first of the week. the iruest of Mrs. Ira h. r-arrett. Frank Stroud, the lieaverton real estate dealer, wa in the city Monday, with a client look- tntf for a farm location. Pance at New Helvetia Hall. Saturday evening, June 11. Tick ets. $1. Including iupjier. First class Portland music. 11-13 Wanted: StrawUrry pickers. Call on or address H. II. Cochran. 21 miles north of Hillsboro. on Itoute 3. Tel. (ilencoe 0. 11 rnTiinrn inUD. DILiJ, UUIUI TALKS TO HIE FfJiliERS ImluttrUI Authority TcOs How to Make Farminf Pay ' rtrjE rot okeqan electiic iy. Gate T4 lor Thoofai oa Afrkaltort aao Slack laistef Prof. Thomas Shaw, with the Spokane. Portland & Seattle and Oregon Electric Hallways, talke1 to an audience in the Commer cial Club rooms, in this city. Monday afternoon, and then fill ed an engagement at Forest Grove that evening. Mr. Shaw is a University man, and has had charge of several big experi mental farms. He knows his subject, and while many Wash ington County farmers have been following his ideas for years, there were many who could have rRorxmionAU The ladies of the Woman's lie lief Corps enjoyed the afternoon. Monday. May 2fi. at the beauti ful home of Pr. Bennett, cele brating her BHth birthday anni versary. The hours were spt-nt Pr,'' ScltHfc tl ...... Tl... , I r w-. aw ' mwim F. A. BAILEY, M. D. ftjairUatail Bargeo in a social way. The rooms were artistically decorated with flow ers, foliage of the season, the ta ble decorations consisting of pan sies. A delicate two-course luncheon was serve.!. The guest departed wishing Pr. Itennett many happy birthdays. Pr. Ben nett belongs to the first Con.3j ....... ivyyvy-uvov) mai was organueu in iooi Nettm, Jetrers. Press Ur. R. M. IiRWIN, M. D. We wish to correct an im- ! HTOU MtHMML Butll I'lKMlM. rArV ' rXrXrXrXrXrWArVWMMW 3. T. LIKKLATER, at. B, C. H4 PHTS1CIAN AND SURGEON 'M BUii nTrTb pu .ni Kvl(1na Km! of Court llixw, la lit uriMv of lha hU.k. - pression that has been given to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON profited by his advice. He is Ajoha delightfully entertained. the consumers of Beaver State So' S- t. P- R. A P. E.& K. flour that this brand is not avail able, and that it is necessary to substitute another brand. Bea ver State Hard Wheat Patent Flour has been on the market at all times since the brand was in- troduced and can be had at the mill at wholesale price regard less of quantity. We sell under a positive guarantee. Phone Main 14. for your nejet order. We deliver to all parts of the city. Climax Milling Co. Mrs. Melville Hitchcock, of I Office ia th Tmi.i Bkirk. Tnlnl and Mib Streets, Itillttwro, Oregon. rrNrVrrWrXFXrrMrXrVMMMVWMW ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. 01 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH OfTice Hour 9 to 0 . m.; I to 5 p. m. TiwwUr. TboroUe. Baturrfay 9 to I Calls aoitwrred day or sight. Bulk Dhaoea. Oi&ce oeer Hillsboro Natkoal. ArrXArArVMpVMMpVMMWWMpV Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM strong for good breeding, and thoroughly against cross-breeding and says it is almost as bad as interbreeding. He argued that the cost of feeding a poor cow was just as much, if not more, than keeping a good cow. He advised rotation in crops. and was a strong supporter of clover and alfalfa as soil en- richers. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Tuesday. May 27, in her hand some bungalow. The occasion was a birthday party in honor of I Calls Answered Day or Night airs. liarueu jownseno. ine rooms were tastefully decorated with flowers, and the program consisted of music and conversa tion. Delicious refreshments were served late in the after noontwo courses. Those who enjoyed the party were Mes- Imlepcmknt Phone y ORENCO, OREGON rWrVrVWVWrr J. 0. ROBB, II. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON His lecture was practical, as Ham I. vail Holn. Hunt. Wolf. bPPICEUpuirsDScholmTickBUI. wen as instructive. I WVim or Mmmn r. Hiteh- Pr. bhaw stated that tie was i, p.. wiinnm Onint and l ... L- : .-- I mucn umen wun me imiwrutnie 1 1 :v,wv Get the best and the most for I . .l- .. .'.ii.. . We are again agents for the 01 V,c- V"lc.' ' . . i . i rirvui n cr rpmnn nnn aain mai famous Iazelwooi ice L ream. . . vm.r mnnv at Morton & Free- I ,.-,i, ..nl.-rd fir lir w-w I ne saw many CYiucucca ui iiirui and solicit your oruers ior oritK i . .. L.. rvmo ;n and oih- nmn VI.' hi la in tha r'tv ha u.o the good .? .i., .-. -7 ----I ... ... . 1 W M.Kh nnn i.f Ihe ti o- .m.ir nt tho llillatmrn l'immpr. Highest PHCe I0r eggS. for nee'rsof the Cfnterville section, cial Club, and Agent Cooper, of Saturday, only: One can Clev. was in town rueslay, greeting the Oregon hlectnc friends. If you want hardware, at prices that are right just call in and see P. Corwin. in the Jiillstmro Ihe undersigned will sell at pub- National Bank Annex. Second lie auction at the Wiley & Pen Street. Uoliert Henry Baird and Iu ise Catherine Bogart were united in marriage at Cornelius, May 27. AUCTION SALE nis Stable, Second and Main Streets. Hillsboro, Oregon, at one o'clock" p. m., on Baking Powder. 35c; 1 can Royal Baking Powder, 40c; regular 50c broom, 35c ror your lunch goods, see us. Best line in town. Will closest 10 o clock rnday morning. May 30. One delivery at 8:30. Morton & Freeman. Ethel Chowning has sued Sam uel Chowning for divorce, the plamtitf residing in the Forest Grove section. They were mar- SATURDAY. JUNE 7 PJ13, Rev. K. P. Benham ollici- Twenty-two head of extra tine ried at the Grove. Feb. 13. 1900. niujinittn. . . .11 kAai.ii mt UAM I " . .. . a uairy wwa. on n:j ""'"''laiid the wife alleges the nusoana graaea noisieins ana jerseys, o deserted her at Portland, m Mr. and Mr. W. G. Hare enter tained at progressive whist at their country home, near West nion. last Saturday evening. the visitor going fnm Hillsboro ating, m motor. hist wa indu ged l . u ;it inui uutrxP tiW until el. ven o'clock, after which (,,., wM in town of these are fresh, with calves at Januaryt 1912. She asks for the iigni reiresnmenis were hcmihi. vw,tenjav enroute to the north DW,,C 'r-" custody ot tne two cnuaren. Those participating in the party . , hV p,iuntv vesterdav af- 1" ahout two weeks. Also three affed n and Walteri were pr and Mrs J P Tamiesie, ,..rf.I1(in Holstein and Jersey heirer calves, 10 an(1 3 for $20 per n , w i u iioii Vnrih 1 l e l montn alimony ior meir care. Pance at W. O. W. Hall. North iwvmen have a fine chance I oi. u. u..v ; . .t . ........ u,u niirh. M.1V 31 I . . . "T" . ZIIj an one aajra ncr ..U3u... 1? 4iiineii. lien k r.agiey, mn i m.mm.u.u .j ..... ncre w ueievi. kuuu muacrs. "" mechanic, and can easily earn Maud, lit: V aught, K C Mien, iicm-w, io-ioi.K . y r uiose came are in nrsi ciass con- j-r wf month it.i i lu.ii.t fir-neii ra. r.vervooov in-1 a ;.. MnnnsinniumuntAn tniai- M.ua vited. S. A. H. Alee . iu-i an Thw hinl nins in atre Imm I nun. u v. oic.tiwi, v. uu, u.iu .....1 I - - . . in i ii i ir r".i; ... . . I I.. r ll.n.u. tn aavan vaara IVin't UreeK. anu IlUfl. m. uijuuiii, ii; ..; ri 'n; .Sonwi Sok rthToorlSnit,. Cows of North Plains, were in the city the GaUs Power PlanL as engi- can be inspected day before sale. neer. and has moved into the F. at barn. A Kverest house with his fami- Terms of Sale Cash in hand, P GiMHlin, I. A lenrielta Morgan lelen Killen. Mk. CHRIS. JOHNSON Mrs. F.lizaU'th Johnson, wife of Chris. Johnson, of Mason Hill. M'vond North Plain, died at SL Vincent Hospital. Portland. May X, l'Ji:l. and was buried at the ualalin Plain Pre. Church. May 11. Mr. Johnson contract- . ;n ... o : ... e.1 ner lasi nmess ut, nauvu-n Islan.l. where she went to attend the U dsido of a sister, who was very ill. She wa highly re sorted in her community, when she had resided for many years. Mrst Johnson was aged 51 i : . it ... i. vears. ami was oorn in uoik ly. He has traded his Yamhill farm fora20-acre tract at Pilley. J. Schmauder. Owner. John Vanderwal, Clerk. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS leaving for Eastern Oregon, will sell lady's saddler and driv- n.r luir harnes. and rubber- I ..1 lkinr.ru fiir $i v Thi horse Garden Tracts toM Skillman. i showv tind safe for any lady to 2 lots blk 3 Garden Tracts-flOO Resilience: Buelin Street, secood duur eat of South Sule Htrret. Both 1'bones of&ce sod rcaideDCC. HIJ.KBORO, . OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon! Office boars 9 to it a. m.; a to 5 p.m. Calls answered day or night Both phones. Office lo American Natioaal Bank, npsUira. HILLSBORO, OREGON rrWWrVrrrr, 0OO.M. ummr w.m. m D AO LEY A IIARSm ATTORNUYS-AT-LAW: Booms 1 tad I Hkate Balldiaff ORKttO.V. ArArXrrrrrVNrrrWArr E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Offices np stairs in Scholmerkk Block rrWrrWVMMVMMVVWWWMrV JOHN II. WALL ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Upatirs, A. C. Shute Bl.lg. Main & ami U1LLHBORO. . OKJWOM. rVrrXrXrrXrVVVVMMVVMrW' W. N. BARRETT ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Ornct: Main Btroat, opp. Court Uoom. HILLSBORO ORKOOM VVrrXArXr,VMMMMWrVMMMWV Layne, North 11-2 drive. Tracy Plains. Ore. Albert Asbahr. with the Pen- dleton High, Chair of Agricul ture, left for Eastern Oregon to day, after a short visit with his and Mrs. juiius as- Minnie Wise to Carl W Ross, - i - . . . .! .. . i.'.... i yi,. .....rp i oareniM. mr, Mine, r.iiKu.ii'.. wm.- niain..i - - . ..,,.. Mr J.ihtison in Illinois, n 1SS1. t, oi oouui '". the husband and six children mourn her toss. For the best values in hard ware of all kinds, call on Pave Corwin. who can sell you the lnst at the lowest ligues. Plumb- Chas E Hall toJohnHPor ing given prompt attention, ter, tract in Naylor's ad. K G Campbell. J C ('lark, J Paly. Second Street, south of Main. Urns l, l' innegan, vm m rox, i, , Vonnoilv. of Banks, has Advertise'! Letters 1 Fransen. Iwi Hartley, Hugh I, Imvd. W M l.issnor. Chas A Morring, J as Millor, Mrs Pella Kobison, S C Sparks. II Williams. B. P. Cornelius. P. M. PUBLIC SALE MM..III nun one ill I 111- 111 -M. l" en , ..,.,.,;. Pr.iu wge in the purchaso of dairy turer. .luosdny v . l.ro,luct on n largo scale, ship- McMon.es idlier . t.i blot OS were present. Mrs. r.dyth loz ior Weathorrod was present and made an address. For Bale: Bay gelding. 7 years, about KKK); finely built, broke, sold his ltW acre farm to Henry Narup and Barnty Fisher, for $10,000. The farm is 3 miles from Banks, and possession will be given in October.. For Rent Boarding house at Orenco. Furniture for sale, A pood tiroiiosition. ln- I will sell at public sale, at the qU;raof or address R. L. Wann, Hawthorne Ranch, throe miles (Wnen. Ore. iiii.i. i : a I east o. i in isih. u iK'KK t K , d wif of g .V.Vkm !o i a v i i!ml Helens, are hero., guests of John wi',nm,oi'i, -uc ii. Kmreldinger and family. Mrs, Team mares, 10 years. INK) each;l Ketej j3 a sister of Mr. Engel team mares, band t. ntw 'n. dinger. team mare, 4 ami o, i i:ki oacn; team maros, Sand 6J300 each; mare, 3 years, broke, 1200; span horses, 8 and S), 1400 each; gray niaro, 15 yrs, 11KK); 3-year-old lil- ly, unbroke; 2 frosh milk cows; z bulls, grades Holstein and Jer sey; heifer calf, sow, 3 shoats, 2 Tuesday. Both are ex-county judges, and they were in the county court room when the Dig attempted settlement was being considered on the court house annex. Wilbur K. Newell, of above Oillev. was in town yesterday. greeting friends. Mr. Newell tuqc o TONGUE IR was the high man on the elector- 1 nuo n IUWUUfi K al ticket m Washington County, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW 2.2 acres N Tigardville 825 Office, uwrtalrs in Schulmerick Block -.-iir: t.- a i-:-.u I veil LlCKei. i Winnie nine w jus a luieisu i . . . . I tT;i1ri ru l.G7aN Tieardville 626 For Sale, reasonable-tine """""'"i vi,u Paul SteinmeU to W H Bren- Crystal White Orpington pullets. ton. 1 acre Lehman Acre and two cockerles. Also one nne tracts 10 pen of Black Minorca chickens. E G Powns to J N Hoffman, -See Mrs. N. H. Alexander, 10 a see 9 1 1 n r 4 w 10 Eighth and ashington bts. u J W Fuqua to Fred C Fowler Wft,fp-Mtwr and 2 lots blk 10 S f ad forest :?0Jln m wif. Grove w n.a Mr nH Mrs. L. M. L-ommons, at una. jIUre. am. VAJmmuua revcnujr returned from St. Vincent's hos- jq pital. Portland, where she under went, an operaiiuu. Marriage license has been Cfto. 3- C(naM 0. Ute F Grove. M Baruh to W J Harbke. lot 1, Good Acres E Ponovan to Mrs Mattie Wheel.T. lot 1 blk 10 P & M d. Hillsboro 10 granted Henry J. Vadnais and AR Holmes to Casper Wil- Miss Martha Luck, a daughter of son and E Purdin, tract on B. Luck and wite. oi worm Market SL, Banks -3000 Plains; and A. H. bchiottmann SCHNABEL & UROCHE XrarMfumlrike Ussststra, rOataaMMt, afatrai aa flstatt. Vnrral.Jlrtrtdnt. ttftftranraySrttaaa. Soil muittfn. Irtiamnilf. Urninoea aas all otfea liisrii fltlmlliJt tuM.-lttlU. ta)llMn laa tra ia uiot ml miftraa rlgrara awnaW kealea. rstrllr aa allra Herts) aWatW atftfat, KaiftlaflcnlAaftra. Utbtrftaaunon. ttsatiaVrt rtefiDtlfl mil anfrrra fHWalta. f-eitin.: tMaftat saa a BBa a aa vrraarrM t.imiIi..? n.irfluii iio- auio att-Trlmiii: Wain WM sat . Sloawt btw itaaiset at itekaaa. MM aas PORTLAND. ORE. Those present ut the wedding sound and true. Alec Gordon, ".. luessrs ami ftiesiuunes u A Haird. W W Curov. W C P-ouu-int, Ii H Carey, Vnnbm and Master Francis Vanlmi, of Port lil ; Mrs L t) penthnm, Frank Persham and wife, W C Jackson aii'l wife, Misses Fdhel. May, Jossio and Lillian Jackson. Mor ritt and Otis Jackson, Ernest Uuxnian, North Plains. For sale: Two fresh cows. ina Wood. lOtf bost-United Artisan emblem Pin. Finder plonnu leave at this OII1C0. Dr. i"' Pittenger wont overJo Silolz. over Sunday, returning Monday "lernoon. Wanted Experienced woman to assist at cooking and table. Private residence. Address seal- Barbara Gal breath to Joseph Sax. 23.9 acres Solomon Richardson claim 10 Martin Pool to Thos C Par sons. 2 lots in Purdy s ad. Pilley 150 J W Bailey to W V Wiley, tr n ot 5 blk 7. Hillsboro--. .3200 F M Crabtree to W V Wiley 100x130 feet, Third and Baseline 1000 Newton P Scragg to Geo Lat field, it acres Gray Unk Annex 10 and Emma K. Keehn. Farm wanted: Sixty or eighty Bank. HILLSBORO - - - . ORKOON I i .p f ,,0 Auijilst Rossi et al to Thos Hylaud, ed envelope, G. care of Argus 11 Jn steer ad WioL to VUO not teie- Ahics Honelson to Fiee Methodist ' Church, a lots Humphreys ad 750 G J Ilanachen to Hillsboro Furniture Office, Hillsboro. phone ollice.J When, wanting an ice cream Cornelius, Route 1, J mile west of North Plain. J-n Tho annual mooting of the I ndies' Soc eties of tho Cong. -... ... Church will moot at tno nome 01 Mr. R. E. Harbison, at z:m, Juno 4. Kov. E. P. Hughes hav ing charge of tho session. For sale or trade -Gentle work mare, buggy and harness. Cheap for cash, or will trade for cow, pigs or wagon. -R. Green, near Blooming Church, Cornelius, Or., Route 2. 1)11 Wanted, at once A few Rtock sheep, ewes and lambs. Write Edward L. Naylor, Forest Grove, Ore., or telephone 0185, Forest Grove Central. 9-12 hinders in good repair. Peering soda, why not get it at a modern, and Milwaukee; 2 mowers, hay- up-to-date fountain where the rako. 3 wagons, good repair, 3 syrup is kept in sanitary wens, buggies, 3 sulky plows. 3 plows, pumped into the glass by a sani 2 disc harrows, several sets of tary pump. That's the kind of work harness, 2 sots Bingle har- fountain you will find at Koeber's. noss. sot dbl buggy harness, Mp find MrSi w N Barrett Mandy I. oe incubator, disc plow. , it d the Rosoburg strawberry lot farm tools, lot or chlcKens, fajr the ,ast of the week and and numerous other articles. whi)e there were Kuest3 0f Fair Lunch at noon. fax parria. a brother of Mrs. Terms ot &aie unuer aiu, narrett. They state that the cash; over $U. six montns ume, f j a spiendid success. I UnLal. o nnln at H norl ST VTwo p w wnt oil on cash If you want a range that beats li ui'i r I AL- Ihn mnnoi1 toll n illltl Will 1U IUI 1,11V lll-JIIVJJ vwn VII Pavid Corwin, Bank Annex I Building, and see nis uiiauty " ' 'IZL" Ranges; all the way from $25 to , t ni.i Pbironrnctor and $55. These are the oest ranges ki.himttath. Otlice at residence, ever . placed Tkij j Mania Sts. 9-12 Hillsboro. AtlliU ' over $10. J. on tne market in Call in and see them. and Hnnlwarc Co, lot 1 blk 8, P & M ad Hillsboro 10 Geonre V Doughty to Rosa Sillier, lot 14 blk C lougmy suDaiv 500 John K Gleawn to llntlle k Bans, tr in blk a. Navlor'i ad. F Grove. ...1000 K J Cowlishaw to f at Jackson, 40 a ec 14 t x a r 4 w 10 J II Shields to Kuimett Butler, tract 1S Shield's Little Farm 1 B H Laushlin to W J Uarbke, lot in Good Aciea 400 M K HuH'aker to Ada H Larws, tract at Garden Home .loco A Jackson to II A Kuratli, IJJ.75 00,17; ft blk it Simmons ad aaoo F M Hill to John W Baiter, 1 Al moran Hill die. 10 G Conielmann to F W King, to a Contelmann Acres. , ... 10 Alva B Craft to E D Rounds, 80 a sec to t I n r 4 w ...3.500 Cicero nines to K A Ives, 40 a sec 9 1 1 n r 4 w... 10 Glen C bnidet to B O Leedy, tract at Kiuton 10000 Anna Geiber to John Gatbcr, tract in A Bull die , to DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist acres, 40 acres or over in CUltiva- otlice up-ataira ovar KUIaboro National A. '. . f"...nt. nnlil 1 1 . 1. 1. I IIOII. jv.iici uiojr. isn ii i. Correspondence confidential. C Ott, Laurel, Oregon, R. 1, phone Scholls 551-13. 11-13 Mrs. L. N. Gilnett and son, of North Bend. Ore., arrived Satur day, for an extended visit with Mrs. Gilnett s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Abbojtt. I will visit Hillsboro June 5 with a positive cure for lumbago and kidney and bladder trouble. John Beahen, South Forest Grove, Write me. Born, to the wife of Earl R. Davenport, of Orenco, May 20, 1913, a boy. Born, to the wife of John II . Berger, of Valley Vista, May 21, 1913. a girl. Born, to the wife of Joe Lan- dauer, of West Union, May 26, 1913. a boy. . . John McClaran, of Gales Creek, was the week. F. Bockmann, of Aloha, was a city visitor yesterday morning. Loose hay for sale. J. W. Vandervelden, Roy, Ore. 11 J. A. Hobbs, of Varley. was in ! the city yesterday. DR. J.R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Temiesie Bldg. Rooms 5 and 6 HILLSBORO, ORR. Main and Third. DR. C. H.' POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, iaq Linklatcr Delta Building, Main Street HilUbora - - - Ore. Dr. S. M. REAGAN VKTRRtHARY PHYSIC!!! & 8omOOI nn Mcuaran, ot uaies ureek, rk . . r od p;rw Veter down to the city the first of Pradute11kans Clt inary vuncijc. j- tical experience. Offic", on Third St, o" "0'"1 of Main, in Kerr & PIcketM Bntkliag. Pbont Office, Main 783; Resides, City IJJ. Argus and Journal, 12.25.