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- a . ' Av - 1 - A Justice four! 1nr tit .1,1,1 Smith's court thU wrk brought in It ttr,li.. ..f Vila I. t . l",w I Station. It ai.tirara that Tl- Swrrhry. th jOuMyt Cashing !ti UCTS T0 IIM S ri ir fc fharJ TW'. youn mBn clinic f rm teouJ ftwiilly. was Lkinir ','urlou,, chrck" ha . ..... L',.nl Jnan. lru- victim win n ' , -i.uof the Wigwam. of thin contractor, hul contract with the firm locut a lot of wood at 1 prr rord. de livrrrd at th- Unitd. Sweeney tMk the f on tract on the rrpre sentalion that all of the timlier was good, and when ho ha.) aUMit UI cords rut the trw turned out "punk," and he threw it up. They refuiieJ to pay him. rxrrpt Tj on account and Swwney turned hi account over to Dan Kellaher. who brought the action. The nix jurors, con sisting of Jas Andenon. Andrew Jack. K I Simon. II T Korber, I. J Kushlow and K L McCor- mirk. went to Connell, Monday, FIVE RESIGI10NS A! HILLSBORQ HIGH II. H. Dauchy.'of Batik l, wa3 in the city yesterday morning. For sale: Two young cows. f resh Boon. No Information over the telephone. Zina Wood. i-i . i a ". Teacher, Walked Out 1 hi Morn- ... VTT vll tint of the week. Order your screen windows THINK WUMi M SCtUMH. CIRCUS and doors at the Hillsboro Flan- ing Mill. 1'hone M. 91 3-5 CUT BETS A F1T.OLE Ouy Piter ttctwaaJ Tkis Mone tae. After Paying all Claim ALSO PAYS FOt TUP OETTIM HIM Dimlw Bitc Sayt Sikool WiD Ca- liaat Will Prw Tttxhcrs . . . ... ......... 1 1 1 . . IMlil""" ii-i '. w inn iirruiiwa. OU" a t'L. i:- u.iIiim.,,,.. i. .1.1:1 .. ,.lir in IJI-V IIIWIII nnn iw iuiiiiih, llirj u'lllfl BlfU un- . Tim und. hrr- h itBn rri- at.nl kiiUa". but only Inwnall nfc Tholin pl-W Kuilty. wd having tiJ P U Ci,ri' ,ll .arole.l durinit Itood behav lo,, iientence was from 1 to l5vuiaHi. the IVaverton aa kJaniin.chanifed hi p e of act fuilty w a pie ui S "aw where the State chanted mi with Ml of liquor to mi Mrt. The court permitte.1 IVter gftUtpleal unlawful but not ufui mi-. m n,n,:LVr flaeneinJtctment, and t on No. 2. The couri auoweu 1 r-r M a iYmable time to pay tiui ml naroled him an to ofii orfem-e. this only mud behavior. In at 12 the the during ran he vio- 1.1 ih l i'etenion will have 1. both flnea. or aerve dy until the account Is squared. Teteraon aHetfed that kAA iu.1 know the toys were aader site. i J 1. rarinmm nn-" - divorce froia llertha. hia spouiu'. LeoSchwandVraod IVterUro. wn were r&cuaed as jurors, for Aana I'arker vs I). C Whit ion. 4ivree of default, and judtt Oeol fackar4 Co. vs Pwple's Store Co. was Oiiiaissed. Tkceiturt aiiourned at noon yritrrJsy. to convene this morn int. to Uke up the Srotl rae. DTICU To'cONTKACTOM Kotirt is hereby given, that titf tdililiOL' committee of the propiBe n"K'e j the City of JJjllHboro. Urern. till receive seal4 Wl" for the ewHtrurtion uf Mi library, up uwd indudinir Saturday, the M4ayof May. 1914. at 7:lp. a. hsns snd specifications ran U Ui iiy application at the ctat tUiindersiirnedln Hills bam. Ureiton. at the office of Emit Kroner. Architect, KM Worteiter Hldtr.. PwtJand. Ore m. The committee reserves the riitht to reject any and all oid. M. H. Stevenson, &-cretary. Offiice of Wilkes Abstract & Ti tle Co., Second St Opii. I'ourt houne, .1 Hill. ll( Aprils 1914. til inidniirht. anl then rendered their verdict They found con ditions in the timber just as Sweeney had slated. Sweeney IS well known here, havinir out inrement work on thesidewalks. a year or so ago. I saw cordwood. poles up to 12 inches in diameter, fence rails, and board of all kinds, into tovewood lengths. Will go into the country, nnle, plume or call on me.- Carl Skow, Hillsbo ro. rtione. City 14L 1'roUte; Kstate Lurinda Jack son, deceased, closed of rword; Martha Shaffer apiioinijHl admin istratrit estate of lis Harris, deceaseil, pronrty of same being ?'J acres in Attierta: L A l-ong. Auguht Tews and llenton ltow- man naineil aa appraisers. John Uiftis sp)ointed administrator of the estate of the late Marga ret Kice, bond fiWd in sum of SO), rotate of Jolisn Tape, deceatd, set for final aiTwunt ing. Msy Final account of estate of Littleton Lindsay set for May 2f. Final settlement of estate of N 1 Hurnett set for May X. Final settlement estate of John Olson set for May ANNIVERSARY At their bone al Crest View Firm, near AlilkapeJ. Sunday. April 19, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cuddy observed the 3Stb anni versary of their marriage. For tilt first time in years all the members of the House of Cuddy rt present with the exception of a son-in-law. who lives at Walla Walla. There are eight chiidreoand nine grandchildren For sale-Three year old lUr man ( Wh filly, broke single and double, nice to handle. Also au to seal buggy. Trice for bolh. $2)0.W. A. Marlin, Twelfth and Oak, HiiWboro. b-7 Hon. C,eo. C. Urownell, candi date for governor on lh dry platform and abolition of useless cowwUSSlons; eniorcemen i every rriuttinnl law on our sUtute books; for national orohiumon and national suffrage for women; for paving taxes semi annually and other necessary reforms, will speak at the court house in Hill boro, Saturday evening. April 25. J914. al 7::W. All invited, espec ially the women. Dame at W. O.W. Hall. North Hains. Halurday Apm 25. Ticket, II. Supper extra, at Christener & Hiricluy T.u.ll' nn hestra. 2t The Keedville baseball team defeated the Farmington Out laws last Sunday, at Reedville. by the score of 9 to 4. .Batlene for Keedvilte, It Jack and . Shane; for FarmiPgton. W. Kob- feature of the gam wai the ti.mdv Utchimr of Ka Jafk. The Iteedville buys will crow bats with Uurel next Sunday on Ihe nome grounds. Dance at Helvetia Hall. May 2. n......,i invitation to all. Hesi tation wulU and one-step special ty. T. Ford, manager. 4-5 In anotler place in this issue will to Md JJ 5 JjjL ' the construcuon o Ul .arnegie I ibrarv The committee 'il Z II bids May 2. or .hortly As the final outcome of the stu dent body voting on the popular ity of teachers in llilltthoro llih the claim being made that the school board directed the vott five teachers this morning, or late last evening, tendered their resignation to Supt McKay, and did not appear in the class rooms this morning. It is alleged that Mr. I'.urtt had made application to retain the position he has held this year, and this precipitated the warfare. The teachers claim that the school board unvested that the students vote on the popularity of the teachers as an indication of the standing of the corps. This was done, anyway, with the result that every instructor had some negative votes. It ap pears that all of the teachers re sented the procedure, anil after the student body had called the teachers in, ami read the result. there was indignation among the corps. The teachers involved, and who resigned, are: Mr. I'.urtt. Miss Bollinger, Miss lloldrirk, Miss Denhart and Mus Taddock. Director ltai'Iey stated this morning that classes would be heard today and tomorrow, and that by Monday morning the va cancies in the corps would In filled, and all would resume its usual calm. The school has been doing nice ly all year, and the trouble aris ing at this time fame like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky. It Is to be hoped that the atlair will be straightened out immedi ately and that the school will again have smooth sens. Negotiations are under way this afternoon to have the resig nations withdrawn. Henry Hoge, of Chehalem Mountain, was in the county seat yesterday. Fishing tackle of all kinds. Fresh salmon eggs, etc D. Cor- win. Frederick and Oscar Johansen. of Farmington, were Hillsboro visitors, the last of the week. Toni Sinay, of above Blooming. was greeting friends in the city ill's. Abigail a Haskell, aged 94 years, died at Forest Grove. Wednesday morning. Apnl ZL 1914. after seven years of inval idism. She passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. N. Ferrin. wife of Hon. W. N. Ferrin, for years President of Pacific University. Mrs. Has kell was bom in Ohio, and came to Oregon in 1896. For a num ber of years she was connected with the work of Pacific univer sity. She leaves to mourn her loss two daughters Mrs. Ferrin and Miss O. A. Haskell. She was the grandmother of G. H. and J. Wheelock Harsh, of Portland. rRoressioHau beds. $4.95. I!om. April 21. 1914. to It llornecker and wife of near New ton, a son. I lorn, to Hon. S. A. D. Meek and wife, of near North Plains, April IS). 1914, a daughter. Sam Sorenson, of near Reed ville, was greeting friends in the city Wednesday. William Hanson, the Scholia Hour and feed mill proprietor, was in town yesterday. John Koch, the Blooming road suiervisor, was in the city yes terday, on business with the county court When you were in did you get one of those go-carts tor $1.85? llillsboro Furniture & Hardware Oh. 'b Big Sale. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sah now, on the Dick Collins place, one mile north of Hillsbo ro, April 19. 1914. a son. Mm Ufa tubs' Fanatrs AMrJ by His At4 Metier Always a Frits Guy Porter, who bilked fanners on Forest Grove Route 2, in the both of whom are well known at Roy and Dudley Mill section, a Forest Grove, year or so ago. is now a free man. One never knows how close o!d Judge Campbell having paroled Man Death is floating along in him this morning. Porter was "37. mVf7ZZ indicted on five counts, and Judge per(j fjronerwas driving along Campbell, upon his plea of guilty, the Newton-Hillsboro road in his big National touring car, at a ten mile speed, when one of his axles broke, letting the wheel separate itself entirely from the car. Ferd was not even shaken F. A. BAILEY, M. D. lbyir!aB sad Bargeea! Office: Upataira in ScaahMfka afoec Knidpnca Houthww -rnnut Bawaila and UmI Htiaan. Pbonr. offli-adtj 3X2; rmilvrCUj SH eXeeeeWl R. M. ERWJN, M. D. PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON . SnrKroa 8. P. P. R. S , P. K. ft B. Kya. Office in the Tatowiue Bfcck. Tk1 aa4 Mam Strrcta, Hillaboro, Urrfiw. eeWMMMWeXeVMMW ELMER IL SMITH it D. D. 01 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH yesterday. War on prices at the Hillsboro I sentenced him to one year in the Furniture Ca's big sale iron I count iail. on each count one sentence to begin aa soon u one wm finished. Porter s mother bad come to up, but it made him enter a the rescue. Judge Campbell brown study to know that but a trranfed the narale onlv on con- few minutes before he had been aiHoratinn that Porter should not hiking along at a 35-mile clip. onlv nav back the money to the Had the axle broken at that time Ferd might have been in king dom come, and wouldn't have been able to have taken his car to the garage. Group No. 7. of the State Bankers Association, comprising Waahinfftnn. Columbia. Tilla- man. Beside tne cost oj Bnng-imoot Clatsop, Clackamas and ing back Porter, which wu$220. ygmhill counties, will be in Hills- farmers, but also pay the costs of bringing him back from Calex- ico. Caln near the Mexican line. Porter's mother sent the money I ud the first of the week, and all the claims were squared before! Porter left the county jail, a free and which was paid. Porter dug up the following amounts: M King. Roy 181 45 W H Bagley. Cove Oak 160 00 W F Heinrich 12 65 Daniel Ennes. C E Davis boro. Saturday. May 9. for a meeting. ' A. C Shute. of the American National, is arranging to entertain the visitors, and he will be assisted by the Commer- 20 OOlcial Club, in order to make their 60 001 visit here a pleasant one. Mr. Office Hoar 9 to it a. a.; I to P. ToeaiUr, Thariar, Hatarday 9 la It CUla answered dy o Bigot. Both) pboaca. Oilice over Hillabtitu Natioaal. . T r TJOTJO TT T 4 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ' OFFICE-Upa:airs la ScbalaMtich Sldf. Phones OiScc. City 384; City 4 IIIUBORO, OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office boara 9 to it a. m.; ato$p. aa Calla, aaawcrcd day or Bight. Rota phone. Office in American NaUoaai Bank, apataira, HILLSBORO, OREGON M R Beebe 38 94 1 Shute wu inatrumental in get- John Campbell 10 001 ting the session to visit this Wm Philip 43 35 1 point and from 60 to 80 mem- Mr. Porter leavas at ence fori hers of the association are ex- B m .a ' i f af.l . B . a a We are going to have another I Southern uregon. ano it is saieipectea 10 oe in auenaance. big meeting Saturday at the to uy trial ne ma ireao me nar- jfrs. Thos. Rood, wife of Con- IT V l kVTk' . :w doctor Rood, of the P. R. & N.. the shenffeh month, and any njnni PorUan and r.JfwftiS-.ft Tillamook, was In town Tuesday Ua-.B 111 WV ITtMUIUf WH VVWH jaiL A surprise and farewell party was given Friday evening. April 17. 1914. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WhiUocke. in honor of F. Sheldon, who recentlv sold his farm near Uurel. The house was decorated with dog wood blossoms. A very pleasant time was spent in playing games and music, af ter which a dainty lunch was served by the ladies. They pre sented Mr. Sheldon with a learn er Buit'caae, and wished him a safe journey to the East. Those present were: Me?srs. ana Mesdames 0. WhiUocke, h L Brown. K. S. Crawford; Hey. and Mrs. Able; Mrs. Beckwith; Misses Mary Kirkness. Marian Crawford. Agatha Bock with; Messrs. F. Sheldon. Marry uine. Jas. Crujckshank. Will Harvey, w.i M.irmw. Amos Watkins, Jas. Beckwith, Leonard Craw ford and Walter Smith. BALL QAME NHXT SUNDAY The Kenton Giants, a spicy Port land team, will play the Hillsbo m nine next Sunday afterntxm. llillslioro Furniture & Hardware Co.'s Big Sale. Loren Jackson was in from the ranch vesterday. and says that Contractor Smith is getting along nicely with the new residence. For Sale-Upright piano, first fhms condition. Would take good cow as part payment Address Hillsboro. Box IU3. S. S. Barnes, of McMinnville, was in town this week, the guest of his son. a W. Barnes, county superintendent of schools. The army of buyers at the Hillsboro Furnituae & Hardware Co. gets sanitary cots for $4.65. P.itf sale. CARD u.,rJ.'r OP THANKS and Wednesday, guest of Mrs. L A. Rood. Mr. Rood and wife leave in the morning for an ex tended visit with Mrs. Rood's relatives at Bloomington. 111. We desire to extend our heartfelt They will go as far East as Chi- thanks to the friends and neigh- cago. and expect to return about bors who so kindly assisted us June 1. when Rood wilt resume during the illness and obsequies his run on the Tillamook line. of our child. Olaf. and return especial thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. A. U McGregor and wife. F. johansen and wife. MISS LAURA QLASCOB DAD LEY JM? ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW Booms 1 aad 1 8hat Baildlag HILLSBORO. . . OBJtfiOS E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office ap stair ia Schnlawtkh Block VWWVVIASAW JOHN II. V7ALL 1 ATTORXBY-AT-LAH UpsUirs, A. C Shote Bidg. Mai) ft 14 UIUJSBOBO. - OKWKW. W. N. BARRETT ; ' ATTORNBY-AT-LAW ' f Orrio: Main 8 treat, opp. Oowt Boaaa HILLSBORO. OBBOON Hon. Geo. C. Brownell. candi date for governor on the dry platform and abolition of useless commissions: enforcement of every criminal law on our statute THUS. n. TUINUUIS, JK. books; tor national pronimuon .in i j n u ui..t I'.ari noneisonano u. u. . nm. .... burn were out to MounUindale, - -j- yesterday, on a fishing expedi- -fl V. Ag 1914. at Uon- Ley. after several months of ill- For sale-New Winona wagon. I neaa she was born near Har- 3 inch; Osborne mower.-Roy rinit0I, wMh., Oct 11. 18S2L Hays, one mile south or nillsbo-jin(j WM tnt geeoQd dAUghter of ro. near Condenser pumping!- and France Glascoe, plant to left of highway. &2t( She mta Hillsboro in 18i Thos. J. Willis and Fred Kel- and sines wax urae n maue nrr ler. of above Mountaindale, were home with Mrs. McKinney. or in town yesterday afternoon, several yean she was connected They report the roads as getting with the Argui composing rooms, in tine shaoe , She leaves to mourn her loss m tine snape. , mother, two sis- Fruit men say that cherries terftnd two brothers. Miss Ma- are too iarauvanwu wrevciT. M f SeatUe; Misa Viola, Jack injury from the slight frosts of It bomef yaubora the past week, themes are set jur WM t member of lin.'lv in most localities, w. n Avilinn of the M. Farmers everywhere are tait- e. Churcn. and was acuve in "v,v. " advantage of the good work of the organization. -en. at Banks, last wee k in a weather, and if rain holdsotl for The funeral takes place tomor- wrestling iMteh . Keller getting nil erona will MiowB mvit z:au in me auiernoon. an"" ovppiiI nc in the extreme low-itne nome oi asra. mtiviuuej, lands. Rev. Vallandigham and natural suffrage for women; for paying taxes semi-annually and other necessary reforms. will speak at the court house in Hillsboro. Saturday evening. April 2S.lS14.at 7:30. All in- I vited, especially the women. Jos. Brandenberg. of above Mountaindale, was down to the I city yesterday afternoon. Some relative whom he has never seen died in the old country and left Jos. about $25, and he was hav ing his draft cashed while in the city. Jos. has always been la hard worker, and earned every ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office, npstalre in Schaltnerich Block Hillsboro, - - ; Ore-oa Dr. Leon W. Ilyda baa taken tbe Olttnea of tbe late. ' ' Pb. Sui. T. Linklati and Aaaumed Hla Prmcticaw Fredsrick Amterseo, ' M. D. . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON I .innr anH hA aav it is the first Successor to Dr. Cunntngham. w.B, .. w .- easy money that ever came his way. Rudolph Keller, weighing over Office and Drug Store, Orenco, Oregon Telephone connections. ' and he is nowmskingl m to U-anaiort them kept tne , bij on the structure, and it tam and surrey in commission . ... . lh. - number of Portland wiween me aepoiaoa iav "" pongtruclion nrms win ai u"- wiy an nav. uinr f- u tbrurea. Island Bed eggs. ior The (iianta have a good line-up. l ttnti abba rrn inir lnilili'il for (Irpiritnian. . l . i. i:nnnr anil seu i 11- ii v ir ua imiirn in wmwM UIV Miiaia. . v.v-. - V.T'V. k nMnMnl.n IMgmn lioor w mi vin falls. Keller is a youngster, but has action and MfiHnetinirl muscle as well as weight The . t m.ii h.i winnpr 11 m nfiinfw 111 rmi rv t-i- The coming oi opnng naa re- .. txA . v M, p-m-tarw Her. of Mountaindale. and He is a ail I'llll d 1 I J BT AWaBBBI B.11B3 WFUU A Bwn whbwv B . juvenated Bin cuauy, oi wc - n f W. 3. CdnaM 8 "S SCHNABEL & LaROCHB game. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS was wvedat 3 o'clock, and it orv " , . . aao. for k,.! bids will be received up ited almost wholly of the P- V2. 1 .7eiel Mrs Max till May 1st 19H for moving 4ucUof the farm. Those who toUton? ,PT" 2L. S O T M. Hall from Green- wwered the tribal rollcall were: Cranda i. fiZ city villa to Banks, a distance of two and specifications can be the orhe of J. M. Kesa: ler, Banks. Uregon. By order or trustees. John Herb, Pres. John Friday, Vice Pres. J. M. Kessler, Sec'y. building. Wm. Schulmerich has been nursing an aiiacK oi rausieK th twist week. Schuimench re- enta the suggestion that it is working for Christener & Hir- Anrus and Oregonian S2.2S schey, of North Plains. Th two lads who robbed the! Banks will play the All-Star Gardner home, at Quatama, sev- Japanese Nine, of Portland, next era! weeks ago, have admitted Sunday. Portland amateur fans their guilt The jail had tax say the little brown men are prisoners, Monday Tholen, the good sporta, and that they can i a B 111 a. a . 1 1 . IlL ! ! a. I. 1 1 fonrer: Forter. cnargeo wim get-ioiay nail wun spini anu bkui tMBflaaweankti aataltat aa MMiabaxBiaiidaiu. Vtlm maaira. xttiaatfaw, unanata aw w T ItAta BRtnltiMt auHtUt kaaV - ta ta aaa art! anima l amtntriSa VnttM tlirw nM n.Ai.iaMlAHM 11 sfciiliaaaisaiaBSBl vcwinca ri wm aaifwa aanii XtltHei: SNarftoU W0: V10irf: : auu aw mini m wmmmt Mrind Mrs Cuddy; M T Madseij oiid and Third, lionet, y u e d wife, and Teddy; Clyde and 497. Tl- ffins Bill Taff Madsen; W J Cuddv . Some miscreant took a knite Jtwk & ,nd nd Hazel and and 8lit the tire on one of toe Bgr ww I 21l arakMaaa. ' PilABWh I Bwdaa K Ba aW AWttAAM tA ftAClira S OVUV1 housemaid a knee, and says he g"J nfraftnner8t rvis. ta crowd out to entertain the visit- isn i arounu in c..uuu the two Qua- ora. Hillsboro may take them aiauBtt i PORTLAND. ORE. Mavor . Bagley - - . evening. jeky Cuddy, of Portland ; Oscar BUl0 wne4.9 of Ma t rnlllxo... mm,i ivifo anil Vir-1 u:a Tnondav 5'nis toikenbt-rg. I hoidtook, .ki . he auto wa " raon and wite, front 0f the ituisDoro we; Oscar H Peterson Mildred and Dorothy Peterson. Building. Such wantonness IS . , , f Forest Grove; Mrs B E Rogers hard to conceive, but the world N Edwin E Rogers Jr. of Walla JJJJ, tQ be full of such. . and the Misses Rose, rnntest in which ti laHua lt.nk. l.AAu I A avMw ...mi . . ..... '.Millar and family were up iron below Reedville, yesterday. Alphonse Hendricks, the Cor Jehus merchant was in the city ie last of the week. eight ladiei ofScMlj A the silver medal. Will be Hall. Scholia, An excellent Uoers, and Next Monday and Tuesday, the People's Theatre will have a genuine thriller., a three-reel t,ntn nlav CaDtain Jenny. S. A. Wia ahnura a theatre scene that Just received a new lot of Unt Sun Proof paint-D. Corwin. May.tm intirsrsed wlthm Remember the dates program, intereptrseu it UTi&ondav and Tuesday, liepular i;L .k rr the nrogramin next DriCes. The case oi oiaie n u.v is on trial today, the state's wit th little eleven year old Bowbeer adopiea w. limited for the program wtiok's issue. Ll. naaturage for number orcattle. No Jg-g u.uttinmA' Ranch, 3 miwaeaii Henrv rk.u.nAmko nf Came. L uoiaKnm J. Sooer. 9ti -.j uiiaiiaLviiiW! ..- m ijiiiouu.w. - "Mi was down the first of the ,,. . p.anal ser- . .WI,,a.7Thurch. vices at ine riT- Rev An th stand over an hour ku fnrnoon. The case is one -. urn.. that nan have DUl IliUO liuum ity. The jury trying the case Morion, . Don't nvav n,t Letter . .t 2:46. the Rev. W ffh Saturday, at A C, Hoffman ffchambers. of Portland, con- Caateelt A. Cos store, Forest Grove. dUCVng the services. Allarein- 0son. Wm. Hm ti.j .. ..tt..A inaanh W. Kyle. Get 10 a, a, nouKco aiiu viiv. . " i u A V lVnnv, yje, of Hillsboro, April 21. 1914, . , Wer ngy. Saturday, at son. John Olson. A. V. itenny dauuhter. L R?,d uLn L Co't Store. Samuel h. Graff, wm. tnorn For Halo Ptinak AAUf A VMH tVut r.lHWfi. Bring in your "-i wun a Jacob Shearer, W. Wright, P. Brooks, m.W.KGeaa-nmmj SOIBe umvlr , "Wl It heifer calf. Also bookg for free sttrapa- hones. Pleasant . -wtt nf 8hl(iy Brook, aSTaJa?- ltouU 1 V Z7A,f- hurirh. For sale-Shepherd pups. lPrwlerlck Grogg, Hillsboro, K , Argus and Oregonian 12.25 for that malady, Mrs. N. J. Walker, -wellknowo at Forest Grove and Gaston, was here the first of the week, the guest of her son. J. W. Brock. Mrs. Walker is the mother of Wilson Brock, who years ago was in th. drug business where the k-lta is now located. retractor Beatty is rushing urm-k on the Shute Building, cor ner Second and Main, and will have it ready lor occupancy Dy Mavl. The building will pre sent a very natty appearance on the ground noor, wnen com pleted. Eastern Oregon is planning for show" this Fall. If the Willamette Valley could Know u,hnt .1. T. Morrison, until re- " - - a a . a cently a farmer or below YWC Hazel, has done in corn proauo in. there would be many a corn field nounsning in wv vwwjr the Gods. Attorney John M. Wall, Leo Perkins. Ed. Morton, Jas. Ander a III- UakAW ontl I Adams, ff a MMlUllt PWHt " ' . n wiikps. tieo. Stevens ana job, Williams were among those who saw Portland beat Venice, Tues day. Big Hjgganwwara was pitching tor rorwano, anu ne visitors saw him win his game 7 to 4. " aa t S a. I a A tama robbery noya, ana rrans on uuer Scott, charged witb tne statutory! The t-Aifa Sewing Club, of offense. ' Farmimrton. met at the home of Frank Schultheiz. of Bethany. Mrs. H. H. Rehse, Thursday, was a city visitor Tuesday, hav- April 16. Piano solos were- ren ino inat Mturned from atrinto dered by Mrs. H. Rehse and San Francisco, in search of I Mrs. Fred Stevens, A dainty health. Mr. Schultheiz was in lunch was served at nve o ciock. the hospital the greater part of I All report a good time. his Urae while in the Boutn, ano, johII Wunderlich telephones found it necessary to re turo I ln that Hanks is mine to Dlav DR. W. E. PITTENGER; Dentist Office ap-ataira over HUlabor RaOona Bank. HILLBRORO - - - - ORBSOB tome, me Argus ana, ws many riendB wish, lor him a speedy recovery with the advene oi Summer weather. theJsDanese All-Star team of Portland, next Sunday. The visitors have a good team and the game will be close if Banks gets off right " Job. Hiekenbottom deDarted ine the remains of the floater I Tuesday for a trip to Lewiston. round in me wiuameiie wver,ind Kendrtck. Idaho, and other the first of the week, It was points close to the British line. Sheriff Reeves went to Port land, Monday evening, to exam- DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENT I SI ; Tnuietio Bidg. V BaMai5aa4, HILLSBORO, OKI. Main and Thirty -- f thought that the body might be that of Allen Fraaer. who disap- ----- . i . peered several weeks ago. it was not, however, as nr. rraser had marks that would be beyond question. The four-year-old daughter ot a Mr. Wickiier, who Uvea in East Hillsboro, was severely DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist He goes on business, j T.lntlater Delta two. vPar". . . pecta to return in a week or at the latest The first guns and ' the last suns make 9x10 rugs sell at $415 at Hillsboro Furniture & Hard ware Go, 'a big sale. , Mlsa Gladys Hill, of Vancou- Wash.. is visiting at the Hillaboro Mam Street . . - Or zvzi j j .1. i i ; ti.--unjiii ver. wash., is s ster wai carrylw a mb or hot this week Wilted when tha litUe o n e Ferguson, this weeB., ioatltd her, spilling the contents Mrs. Chaa. E. Riggs, of Oren- over tne neaa. ur. crwin areaaea i ea is viaiunv ner Darontav nr. thainiunea, and thinks no marks I and lira. L. F. Ecamott and bowman yAiura Attorney s-At-Law Commercial Bank wxz