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n No, III M. n. lay ihimu
ir, foil.. mi: i'ilt'' ri. in
a folio in July:
i..rs4in. i hanceiior com
L a,n HurriH. i-i rliun-
)ro. nisxl- r m urm; '.
mtr of wiri; iway
kt inmT i-uaru. ri-i j.
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Atfham-rllor una ouitr
Mitur.jy, ian fi, I'r.ifWr It
Vtimm, 4'ntniiit(Mt ;.f ti,.
r.ifHiH4r T. I. I'.. i IcaiO, i,
lrriiHvi-t. will u.Mr.M, tl,,.
'f Kon-Ht ir.Vf an t vn inil
Oil thf llllltjrctH of I fit- il.ii, ,.f
tly uiul iihmih ,f ,,,i,t,.i
lh Hlilijtvt of th.. I' , , ,
rnrrlT f ilm-nH.M .hiAin; .r-
thi lialnH un I h:i in' 1 1 .
filthv t rmliifiv'rr lt'li. ..i
MiHi in a ru ntn iriil , ll. it i,
rr'Uto in tin mull, r ..! .
lijmif t In-ill from II. ,
i-ntly Mritli-n n lml; tin ,u
xtrrmiimti hi of t f !l.
al wilh tli Kilnl
Vt'lllKlll Of lin-r,iliL Ii , . t
m.-uiiK of i-Mi-nnih;i!iin (.f
llollHi hoM lii-ht. I'rofr ist.r
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v,rv iiii'i.l on un-ir
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Mrt li'"H wif) ,"
if Uu'Star l l .-utri'.
IWUr uCiiirailrt
ll li- rrn-ivi-il l.y
inU I'mirt of Waliinifton
up l 'J . in., on Sattir
tr. 1.1. Ml i. uiul int-ii
ftr tin- fiill.'winir work
wunly:
spun al I'lirmiiik'ton.
t rt-ctivr.l for nti-i-1 or
kt H 0. -4 ilure. lullf
kith of Sli roo'l.
L'.eJ rlifi-kx limit ! n
fi live u r ri nl of tin1
Vi Uimli imiht follow
SinvilifalioiK may lx'
the olltit' of the County
V.ght l n m tm .I to reji-rt
Wl liH.
D. I!. l'.'MMolirr.
Cmmt v .IuiIwm'.
Vili-riif Count v CtunmiK
I'uiirL
SttKMH. M.NVS
mif i-i'rrisi- si-n In
enun, rriilav i-vi-innir.
!h.t t1(- M K. ihun h
itrailuuti's from tin- coin
mI uiul oin- from tin1
ihfn) rco'ivi'il iliiiliiinaH
lirth wan 1,-autifullv l'i'
ith tin1 rla-m colors n
M un-i'ii. tin- clan' motto
i 'No Stniis Tlitrt Siil 0
Hit- inMram runsist
w ih:, inviH-iitiitn niu:
(y Ili'V. llrviiti-r. dims
i i
pv iiy two vrai unti'H. rei
Mtiii'ssainl iiri-Hi-ntation
Fa Iiy Srhool SufH'rviHor
fUark. IVof. Class, the
mm principal for m-xt
P Dri'si'iit ami Hioki of
f nil year',, work, 'r n
ii. Milnliiv rctin-H from
wk to filter thf Msta
1,1 wt'Mininillf,
Hii. Uali-iL'li s.-hiiol
KfailuiiliiiK f x,. rcisi'S last
evi'inmr, Jun 2.
1 Program, nuisistinir of
niusic nml ri'i'itatioim. was
Hit' class motto, "Ity
pr ions wc miM. to rise.
? lciiy ihsplaycl on tlu
iMilien A. , of Port
li: j i "
r'H'ri-.l tin- clans ml.lrt'ss
P II. Jack pr.'Sfntf.l iho
P ' ilic six nuliiati'S
'" I'UVIS. who h4 an.
WUKllt tlin kcIww.I for
fars has conit-iw.i...
tn Hie (iillicrt. Hi-hmil
phemmty next year.
Haviil k ii.-., Ill .. .. I !
n "'iiniii iwiu nirn,
"U'VI'I.Unn
f t III
"ratii,
Island I ,' mriru fill-
K t)lll'hi,o.,Li Hi... ' m.. ..
'n Maple Let ween Sec
lh"l. Telepliono City
49tf
Shevlin ,.r ii
tu - l ' 1 " OVCl lUll,
n Cftllur VfHtPrrtav
to
in
will entertain
ii iMitnri nv nflfi-
t the home o
CO I f DRflMiece I
uuom.niLL I IIUIIIIOU
A SPLENDID FOURTH?
I'.iit IikIusIiiuI 'ra,tfU I'roiiiiftril
I'V Cinuolltc in that itr
M !W CIUSS hllVi MUM b
AtljiitH Mill u l
lull (uiiic
Rank lur
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f-.r Ii.
a--1 r.
irth
practical ami wr.m-n-r u p.v,
execution have Lroiii-ht r. .-. ,'i .
that wen- Hiinply ama. in m ,.-
n-uiinir tin- iiumt,, rn ui u ti .i
tn- of thf fly. 1 ! ,j
work of thi-sf t "p. al . ri i .
mire loiinpail to tin- h-:.r,-ri
ntrotiif il.-siri-to lw n I of tii -
iiiim-ci-HHiiry n-iti ami jtt. ti,.-'.
am linu-ivi- tl.nn an int. i
Ifcnt untli-rstandiiii; of 11,,- m
hy which it ran In-most :!. i , ,
ly and t-roiioinic all v acciiupli ,),,,!
Kr Salt-: No. ;ri. Autoi'iati.-
ki-inini-'ton n!m. b!iiI!v i, !
Uric fl AIM-hc ,t of i-ir; ,
tcr' tooU, price I J,,,
f Mrs. T. I'. Hu. l ar.l. I , i,ti.
ami Jackson Stn--ti. ll-i! . !,. r.,
Ore. 'J 11
Karmiin:ton il.-f.-at. I North
lams laxt Sunday on id.- N'..ril
'lains diaiuoml Iv a n''nv ,.f U
to '.I. I hc Hi'o-e in ! I,,-s,--, ,-, 1 1,
mnintf was 7 i'i f t . r . :
North Plains, '.irmin.'!,,.! I, ,. t
Uot Ixrny and hcp 'I t r ! 'i
III l III Mill innli,.' ti.
si-or tied and tli- l-i- i
North I'.ains thought tl ,-, .,, ,
use the Hpit hall 1 1 i! :, r. i .
lirnt line mif Koliiiii.in hit tl,.
hall for lo Pai i I: iit.-n-
or North Plain-, Uillis and
lis; r armiiiL'toii, J.. K. I, . and
M. Pohinson.
For Sale Nearly ti, nni!,.i
inch waifun, narr.ov in.-. Vi!i
sell at a hartjaiii. l rtnk Wal
aci. HillslKiM K'Hite ."; Id I'
Ml!
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kr, uud
atik'lilcr Miss I.oihm- .,,:,r!, l
this moriiini? for tle-ir cottav-- at t
iiK'kaway, to remain for th-
summer. A numiM-r m tti.iri
friends avf tln-iit a nr n-.,- last
mlay i-vi-iiitik' ai Mhnii r i.-
lillidreil and pinochle were tl..-
featun-H. At a late l.mir lum li
imii as send. 1 1 pivs- ni
were Mi-'Si-rs and M.-idam.-s.;
M. II. Slevcn-ion. .1. I). A I. rso i.
J. W. Council. I. A. I."iu'.
avid Kuratli. Mrs. I!. C M. Km
. . , , . '
liey ami .IHhs .eMe in ami. a.
Have pasturave for limited
numlM-rof cattle. No hor -s.
awthorne Kancli. '. r.iile.s cat
of Ilillsl-oro. J. Sopt r. :Hf
The hopurowcrsof Imlep-n l
nce met last Saturday t or
itauize for the purine of nnkini:
campaign aifai't tin prop..ie,i
prohitnlion election. Another
nifi-tiiiK will he held at Aurora,
June ti. and a mectimr will '
held in HillsUiro in the not ui '
tant future for the same purpose.
1 tlolstt-it)
iiillciilf. Imii-ii Mav 1. Cerhar.ll
C.oetze, Cornelius, (in i'on. ieuie
of duly cointiiittee
' ,' t at i- factory profn-ss
c,-:. I, ration July ; and I.
"i t tl at many attractions
I ' h" n Mi'ht-il. The North
I'l.iin v.t.:i;n s A iiifc' will U- here,
i A. i a; the l.j IVrri' wheel.
'.--al halliMin ascctisiotis
la,,-1,, Hi-cun-d. anil the morn
ii ii. du-trial parade, under the
ili.tr,',- of Win. Ni-lson, promises
t" h- !ary. ratid h tt-r than ever,
many more husiness men than
" ' :' o i: pl'-'H'ed to partiei
i -i' in this teature.
' i. aini.au Itovcnw says he i,;
a- iH'm .,r free dancinif in the
!".' a , ii,on duniiK' tin day ot
t! , i'oartti.
I Ii'1 hall j'umi-s on the ;',rd and
1 I'ii l.a.- not j 1 1 lu-en niirned.
i ,t Co ' I t'-am w ill he hined up
I'-r l itu ,la;s. IlilWUir i is more
: ti,:,n anviout to .-t Hanks for
1 11 ;'.i w on Saturday the Pin
lay f ll.''t .Mi. Manaurer Adams
,,l I n., a ,y the lat of tie- week
a I , ti.. .,r not this team can
t i!,.- 1 1..- li.-id for the hi annual
;'.'ti!-.
I I'..- ;,. -akerof the day will Im-
' I n IU ll'iie for atilioillicemelit
Arifu? kmi ()' Kufiien 12;,:,
! Watch C.rfr's tto.. f,,i fr,,
i rit-s.
Dtt. Wohl.-r.of Oak Park, wa
in town Mutiday.
For Kent Seven rit'-m '.,
llnr'1 and I.ineoln, K-rr Pros.
KoU-rt .lohf, 4on. of n ar C dar
Mill, was a county H-at m :tor
yesteniay.
Herman IJoi'e. of larmir,.'!',!!.
was a city visitor Monday al t. r
noon. Sam l-nox. of Huston, w t . a
county s-at visitor Fridav, U in;
called on a case in circuit cu ;rt.
Harry Pall, formerly ,f 'ia;
ton. now handling real e-'a'.- iri
Portland, was here y-st.-rd a .-.
J. C. Kuratli returned i ri l;ty
from a liUK.iness trip to A 1 trn
Coiinty. Wash.
John P.rown. of near Hank;,
was a llillslxiro visitor liecora
tion I lay.
Miss Kthel Donald.-ion. of port
land, was the truest of Mi s Oi.a
oord. over Sunday.
Ir. ('. P. Prown and son.
lloyt. of Portland, were in the
city Friday.
J. Q. JohiiFon, tt 1m !ow Witch
PIONEER MILL 1
John Milne, l or Year lroml
n. nt Atilkr. Die at Hi Yeara
j ti it c
Im-,;..-
ti..e.
!l r r,
; i "'ii. r
an.
Mr. lUe-cow savs
. . I ;. elloi t W ill he made to
ti.is the one ,e-t telehra
A ti-.it ure ill he a Umk
;-i -lr.il ion for nil "homc
," on the Fourth.
C kl HI HUNKS
'W.-.l
. rial l-
jkmd:
.-ure t express our appre
'ii to the friends who so
v assisted us in our sa l he-
r,-;r. em. nt 111 the death o! our
jd ar father, and also to thank
! ti,. 111 for the lovely tlowers.
j Very Sincerely,
F i.al.eth Milne Ireland,
John Milne Jr..
.laeoh and Maud Milne.
Hill !.oro, (Ire , June -1. 1011.
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1, J ill '.!, Iiltoml.-, ; let
;: I- l ohm- lJ
e II llllr t' lUllti.ll, lot 1
!-!.. It I . 1 1 1 1 JS''
I t"i,-iH-t- N. is.'H lii l I
I'l
Win. Pai'ley Sr.. the Impi-row
. . , . ...... ...1 .. ... 1
er. is fKirlinir a new mcii.n.o
auto these days, and In- is ai
ready tpute captain tit the
wheel. He Icarnc.l to run tin-
iIu-IniIis" on th' car under
instruction of his uranuvm.
Clarence llanle.v. workimr ai a
orest tirove (.rarane.
Notice is herehy -.Mvcn that the
ridinir of liicycles on the sele
walks in the pavej streets hm
tricl is forhidden hy order of the
council. - I'. Plaser. v inei 01 1 -
lice.
Mrs. V. II. Forney and daugh
ter. Klizaheth. departed M. unlay
for a Mix w:-eks trip ' lia 'k t
Ool.len titty. M.. t:ikinr tin' Or-
eiron Flectric liml Mi '
inir ticketed H.V 'Mr'
Mr. Forney ami the l.ys will
keep Imchelor'n hull tll,11'
uliHeiice,
, ;, .hi, 4 1 ,1 , .' u 1 1 11 1 '
l iu i i I' I. Oi.il to .1 Im MfN.iiiirt,
1 n l: 11 I nt ! I' "
1 ii,.- Mont iwm- I ' Lnry v'. lot 3
...'. ,'iv ,11 Viit-iiiin I'm'i- 5,M'
II ...ii, .in,- I .1 m I- 11 3
il II . I .-'..nil
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111 WilUt-.l.oi!
,' ,!, p 11,1 I , .Mm vVlntloi-k, 4' 11
v , V t J II I I 11
1 M Ii , ! ,1 'no , I il to W A .lohlin-
i., ,.t 1 1 , A iiiomii "''I 'I 1 r-l"sS
M 111 nil. It nr. ii'.iik m S,tm UVl
1 ,1 ..l s, ,1 li--rwi ml...
C ilit t . V I- W iv, (. 11 Tiiiilf'-..
tl,,.. r.;lar I0A11101 Mill, 5 -'
I .11 A ! - ; o
r. i' s, loui.l i- 10 1. L tui in, j 1 s
I- lo.f : xi,m
K l-l II.- Ii l-o'li 'li l' l,,v"'.
V xii ill I'lk '5 : '.o'vi -
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,,,11 v 1,'t'lin Li-Yii ley. J ltH
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1.1 a,, i.' V Lii-limi: m W M AM, 2
i..m I'm, I iinl irinu-r. U
, 11 lllMonl loS,-n,liinvlei Am
II ink. O Hi Al-10fll vi''C"s'-
Annh.i l-M'ii'U tn
.,t III l- oil view ...
Kost- CI'ConiiiT,
lazel. was up to the city th
first of the w eek.
Prices reduced 'JO per (' ",t. on
nlao'cd iiortraits at John on'.
Studio. ll-U
(Ieore;e Con.elmann, of in low
Sherwisid, was in town the. Lr.it
of the w t ek.
Fn d llatncl and John Keici.en.
of West Union, wa re in the city
riday.
W. II. Luster, of Strand.
ahove Muxton, was down to thi
rty yesterday.
All new vroods no shelf-worn
I'oods on sale at (ireer's.
Mrs. Kohert Schnci ler.of ( Ireti
0, was a county feat visitor the
first of the week.
The citv of Cornelius is soon to
red a new city hall. The re
corder has an advertisement in
this issue, calling for Puis fur
construction.
Mrs. S. K. Lard. Chas. and
Susie Zimmerman, of Portland.
visited at the home ot .dr. and
Mrs. C. F. Lard, over Sunday.
lohn Schleirel. of P.aiks. pass-
ed through town Monday, en-
route, to WixMlhurn. w here he ex
pects to remain until August.
Dance at New Helvetia Hall.
Saturday eveninvr. June jn.
I'ickets. ") cents. LveryUidy
invited. -Fctlerstein tV I .Utoii,
Managers.
there will he a dance in the
North Plains Pavilion. Sat unity
cvninir. .nine li. lor ine teneiit
of the North Plains hasehall
team. Tickets, you are invited.
Wanted: To trade a horse
weinhinn 1-ltHI tor it small pony.
Call telephone Al..). Iliilsboro.
ir address W. II. Parley, i orest
Crove. Route '2. 11.5
The irame hetwt-en Hanks and
Hillsboro on the Hillshoro
irrnunds. next Sunday, -promises
to attract more interest and a
larger attendance than any jrame
contesttd in the county lor a
mini her of vears. Kach nine is
some class in apiateur ranks, and
the partisans ot each team will
he here in force to pull for their
respective favorites.
According to the statement of
the Insurance auditor for Ore
gon, Washington County's finan
cial condition is all to the good.
The report shows that hut live
counties have more money on
hand and they are Columliia.
Multnomah, Umatilla, lillamook
and Marion. Klamath county
is in debt nearly a half million
dollars, and Jackson is a close
second.
CIIII.DKKN S DAY
IIKr OATMEAL MILL IM OREGON
I tamed the Bmtiari ia Scll4 Wata
a Van( Mia
John Milne, pioneer miller of
HiliKlxiro. died at hU home in
tliii city at midnight Sunday,
aft'-r an illness of several months,
during which time he continually
fail'-d. Mr. Milne was born in
Hani, shire. Scotland, May 24.
1Ho2, his parents beiw? natives
ii that country. He livedon the
home farm until he was seven
teen years old, and then went to
Klgin. where he Berved three
years as an apprentice-miller,
ill health forced him to leave the
husiness, and he then took an
apprenticeship in the New Mill
Iron Works at Murrayshire,
Scotland, where he completed his
trade, and was made superin
tendent of the plant, a position
he held for five years. In 1857
he emigrated to Ontario, locating
at Ingersoll. where for eight
years he worked at his trade.
In 1SG8 he went to New Zealand,
later going to Australia. Leav
ing Australia he went to Tasma
nia, where he milled for 18
months. Returning to America
he landed in San Francisco in
1ST'), and "that year settled in
Oregon. Realizing that this was
the natural home of the oat, and
that the Oregon product made a
line breakfast food he started a
plant in Hillsboro, combining it
w ith a flouring mill. His venture
was Huccessful from the start
and he was soon shipping car
goes all over the world. He
amassed a fortune, and, a few
years ago, closed his plant. He
bought largely of farm land3 on
the North Tualatin Plains, and
retired from active business,
caving the tarms in charge 01
his sons, later deeding them to
them. He and his daughter,
Klbotbeth, now Mrs. Willis Ire
land, made a trip around the
world a few years ago.
Mr. Milne was a man of the
strictest integrity, and he had
the confidence of the Portland
financial concerns to the extent
of any request, for they knew
(us honor well.
He w as married to Margaret
Linklater, in 1878. She passed
awav in January, 1901. Three
children were lorn to the union.
Mrs. Willis Ireland, with whom
he lived since retiring from busi
ness; John and Jacob, of North
Tualatin Plains,
The funeral took place Tues
dav atternoon irom tne iamiiy
home, Rev. Andrew Carrick con
ducting the services. Interment
was in the Scotch Plains Presby
terian church cemetery. De
ceased was a member and one of
the founders of this church.
Circuit court adjourned lust
riday, and will hot ! in s.s.sion
again until June when the
trial In Puliol vs Jacob-ten will
e resumed. The case of Smith
vs McCarthy was settled after a
jury had been called and one side
of the case heard. Sarah J.
toberts was given a derrce of
divorce from I. F. Rofxrts:
luntsinger vs Huntsinger. di
vorce granted; the case of Dud
rey vs the S. P. Co. was trans
ferred to the United State3 court
this being a damage case against
corporation of Kentucky: Hird-
sell vs Hayden, judgment on
verdict
Sealer of Weights and Mea
sures li. r. Cornelius went to
Mulloy today to inspect the
scales at the store at that point,
and this completes his tour of
the county, with the exception
1 testing the various hay scales.
When he makes rounds for this
Office !tmr9 till a. m.; I to J p. tn.
Tuelay. Tiiuitr, Hdtar.Uv 9 tu li
Call answered day or u!'l.
phone. O.lior over ilillstioru National.
purpose he will carry only vvwwvwws
pounus 01 weigrus wun rum- ana Dt)
that will mean the requisition of j itUrJtJ, 11. 1).
hack and team. Mr. Cornelius i-nvmn av Kr Kxmr.vf
A',A . :: I '
tnj nui kci iiim .-iiiiiiuiaMiMri urilll ovt-,-.-,..i..t ii...i ....i.i. r,i.i
U.M.I. II! nn.l I. . linj m,l ,U . ...r. .V u .
A 04n.n.i r.f tkn ,,.r,l.r . n t. . I ' '
v.t..-u W. n.i. vouoij tn siiuii MU'A.NIiOKO, . OK Hit IN
oruer.
DR. li. h. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Ullice hour lo 11 a. m.; to 5 p. m.
Call austternl tla or niifht. B-tl
jh'jUL-n. Office In Antettcan National
Ilu.k, npitair.
HILIUOUO, - OttRCON
OfM. m. ataatajf W. m. Mm
BAG LEY A HARE
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lULLSKOUO. . . UlKltOS
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNRY-AT-UW
ongue ana .Mrs. M. hrwm (mice np sttirt in SchulmerLh Block
sang, and Mrs. 1. II. tongue Jr.
John IL Bailey, of above Pux-
ton, was in town yesterday, re
turning home on this morning's
train. He is nursing a lame
shoulder, caused by a falling
tree striking him while working
a slashing. Had the tree
struck him on the h.-ad it would
have meant "taps" for John R.
ie says that his prune crop will
be a big one thi3 year, but apples
not so good. J. IL has some or
chard growing 2100 prune trees
and 250 pears and apples,
Rev. Harris and family, of the
Congregational Church, were
given a reception at the Com
mercial Club, luesday evening.
welcoming them to the city.
where they now have their home.
)r. f. A. I'ailey delivered the
welcome, to which Mr. Harris
feelingly responded. Mrs. K. li.
MUkCTOCOMKACTORS
Sealed bid v. ill be received by
the City Council of the City of
ioM,e!ius. Oregon, up to and in-
Fniscopal Communion Servuvi , ,.r ,(lU, : ion, for the con
uin l. held at the tongrev.a -1 ..r .. ruy Hall in sun
u! met inn of It City
tionul church. Sunday morning. , Tll1 t'jtv Council reserves
at 11 o'clock. Kev. wiainnci. o, ,(, IVlll.t any ami an
Portland, olliciatmg. h,. Plans and specinciuions
...... - : I-., new lot ff'.-.M be seen at the olhce of the
jllMl liti'i" " . i, : ,. 1 ,t Corne lls. I re.
I I t I V Itl ioi uei , ... s '-
rect
Sun
Pnxif paint.
Patent
Corwm.
Teachers examination will
held in Hillsboro, June 170. in
clusive, and n large class is ex
pected to write for cerltlicates.
All Knights or Pythias t.f
Hillsboro are retpn'sted to ineei
at the Hull in tlii city, nt I'V'1
o'clock, Saturday evening.
M. Sturm Sr., of I Uooni i n vr.
transacted business in town Mon
day.
Clerk Luce sent (no oliu a
primary returns to Salem tin
tirstof'theweek. the canvassing
board being here Monday to Mgn
up the sheets.
Mrs. Raleigh P.rooks. ol Scholls.
ia recovering from a critical illness.
I ' . riieips.
City Recorder.
fnke a look at our new 5-10-15
cent tables. D. Uirwm. -u
Mr and Mrs. .1. 0. Miller, of
.1. . a 1,1,. district, were in the
tne i 1 -
cily Tuesday.
j 1) Koch, of above l'.looniing,
was in' town Tuesday, conferring
with County Judge Rensoner.
Mrs Anna Woods, of Portland,
was "tlio KHft of Mrs. Oldring,
this week.
-k ;,i .lack Sr.. of Portland,
The Primary Uepartmsmt of the
Grace United Kvangelical Sun
day School will celebrate their
Annual Children's Day, Sunday,
June 7, at 10 o'clock, during the
Sunday School hour, with the
following program:
Processional by the Primaries
Song by the School
"Children s Day Welcome
P.essie Johnson
"Children's Day Greeting"
Pui-t Turner
"What Old Mrs. P.rown Said"
F.thel Strong
"All I've Got to Say"
Willabelle Atkins
"I Love the Children's Day"....
Fay and Fern Grolf
"OnrChililtfii's Pi'vOids". I.mrol l'mil
When the lliim H mm"
LoU Vilk. unit Kalnli lt -ivitt
Sunt;, "L O V K"...!'v tlie rriiii.uit-9
AVhitl Liltlt! Oiu-aCiin I'n"
Wayne StrenR
"Little MessentT."-
RuliV Wifkier, Lentlif mill lteU-n Cnttl.
1. nt." llrlsinii l-'rest
Cliililrt'ti'a lMyV Ml'l Atkttm
Dilsit's" Ceil tuifo 1'islur
Moilier'n Little liose"
Iti iuu.i v.iiaiiii.in
"The Children' l'emt"
DwiHht l'nlu't
"ILiiiny Children' Pay"
; ; ' Meryl Col, stock
I)i'u't,'''fhe L'lowir'a LnllRhy"
....Itlia. MHlllier nun imiv oik1"
MRS. NVILHCLMINA SCHOEN
Mrs. Wilhelmina Schoen, widow
of the late Frederick Schoen,
died at the home ot her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Schamburg, Tigard.
June 1. 1914. The funeral took
place yesterday, interment being
in the C ornelius cemetery. Mrs.
Schoen was born in Germany and
was married to Mr. Schoen in
that country. They came to
Cornelius about 38 years ago,
The husband died June 19, 1910,
Deceased was aged 9 years,
months and 17 days.
I he surviving children are
Fred Schoen, Cornelius; Mrs
Minnie Schamburg. Tigard, and
Mrs. Pertha Kalbath, of Berke
lev. Cal.
Mrs. Schoen had many friends
in the Cornelius community.
w here she lived so long, highly
respected.
rncrEftaiowAL.
KA.HAILBY.M. D. .
i'BTiriaa oJ fOarfeoa
I Office tTptaif ia Schaiaitritk. Hoc
K-uitic--tsuiitbM.l ruriter rUliii
ami isreoii.t Mtrwta,
Ptioiw. ..!.-( ity ss-; rwai.lnx-e.CUy tk
R- M. KRWIM, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon S. P. P. R. j N.. P. E. & K.
Oii.ee in the Tmi-.te Elwk. Thirl aa,t
Main btrceta, llillatioro, Orrji'lt.
ELMER II. SMITH M. D. I). 0
PHYSICIAN & SURGKON
OSTEOPATH
and Miss Helen Wilcox rendered
piano selections. A large nunr
ber attended and a very enjoy
able time was had.
Clerk Peter JJoscow has posted
notices for the annual school
meeting, which will take place at
the new school building at 2:.0,
June 15. A director and clerk
are to be elected, and there w ill
also be a vote taken for and
against free text books. Clerk
Boscow says that he has received
seven bids for furnishing 20U
cords of wood for heating pur
posesand there may be more
yet on the way.
Russell Morgan, Lawrence Tag-
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Lrist,iiri, A. C. Shnte nhlg. Main A tad
UlLLMKOKO. - ORIOON.
JjMMv4,t
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Orri.-a: Main HtreH, opp. Court Hou
uiu.cnouo or boon
THUS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
gart and Clitford Long Started Office, upstair in Schuhuerich Block
Monday for a few weeks suy on
the Wilson River, and they were
followed Tuesday by V erne Me-
Kinney, Paul Pailey, Creigh and
Carrol Long. Ihe boys w
rough it in the mountains and
try hshing for trout, meanwhile
eating their own cooking some
mess, it is to be expected.
There will bp a fine bill at
the Peoples' Theatre, Friday and Hillsboro,
Saturday evenings. Next Mon
Hnv nnH Tnu-idav "The Mwrehnnt
of Venice," a masterpiece, will Frederick Andersen,
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
telephone office .Main 103. Residence
M On io2
DR. L. W. HYDE
Successor to Or. Linklater-
Utiice over Delti Prutf Store. Keaiilence
liiwline, between 5th and 6th St.
Oregon
vywwv.vwwyi'M
M. D.
. . . m . 1
be on the screen, in lour parts. physician & surckon
Do not fat to see this matrnih-
cent production one that will Successor to Dr. Cunningham.
give you a lasting impression. Office and Drug Store.
1
There will be a meeting of the Orenco, Oregon
new Washington County Repub- Telephone connections.
lican Central Committee, next y)yyvAnAivvAiviv
aionaay, June b, tor tne purpose
of organization and the election
of a chairman and secretary. tm. 3. tanuM
John Dennis, C hairman
Lost: Fifty dollars in curren
cy; one $20 and three new $10
bills. Liberal reward. Lost on
block south of post office, or
southwest Christ Wuest. the
Tailor,
B BaBoAt
8. CtoMet
SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
Perry Gardner, of Quatama,
and Henry Dick, of Bethany,
were circuit court witnesses last
Friday.
CONTEST
t(ait(tfifc flbMlaim, fttailasfttltt,
tlnlilral aak tiaiatt.
fnfral.JtfiixMJiiat, abntallfii-f rQInnt, Ball,
ma.tuii IritumfiiK. llrluiibtn tint allc lfs
IIAfn mttriiltudt au&icftrlU. Mai4IMnluif
ita In ttuti'Pit mil untrren flanmi JtuTTtlHnn.
semen.
frtifilc is tins MrttAinMra arfsitl.
Siii)luilfnl,iiifn, Urbtrtraauitatn. IMnlfaet
trte(luelrl 011I unlrrtn Hllfntfit
ot.ett(imr: CamHa H I Bl
Bsl ! ttrrasrckaaa,
lelfftien: IKurltiall 200: M-1027;
Vuu Jri,on: wain 4 sns M-SV64.
HIsiMd 600 ti04 (fiaasct al Caiit(( tl4
PORTLAND, ORE.
Russell, the 2 year old little
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ling,
of this city, died suddenly at Sa
lem, yesterday, from an attack
of croup. The little one had
been in excellent health up to
the day ot its demise, barring
severe cold, and the parents are
heartbroken over the sad occur
rence. The funeral will take
place at Salem tomorrow.
The experiment of oil on the
streets is not displeasing from
the standpoint of less dust fly-
ing. anyway, even 11 11 couia
serve no other purpose. The
county will oil many stretches of
rock roads this Summer, and
from observation there is proof
that the macadam will wear
much longer. The machine used
is much better than that used in
other counties.
Mrs. L. Shinaberger and
daughter, Miss Myrtle, departed
this week for a two-months trip
to the East. They make their
first stop at Gooding, Idaho, and
from there visit at Chicago, Val-
paraiso, inn., nusuurg, ra.,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Oillco up-stalrg over Hillxhoro National .
Bunk.
HILL8RORO ------ OREGON
The ladies of Farmington and
vicinity will give a Matron s W.
C. T. U. contest at the Christian
church, Friday evening, June 12,
at 80 clock. The following, ma
trons will contest for the silver
medal:
Mrs. John Boge. Mrs. D. N.
House. Mrs. Ed. Boge, MrsC,
C. Emmel. Mrs. Eber Groat.
Mrs. IL E. Crosby. Mrs. D. C.
Whitlock. -
The recitations to be rendered
are:
"The Court of Last Appeal.
"The Modern Cain." "How
Long. Oh, How Long?" "College
Oil Cans." "Who Struck Mary?'
"The Moderate Plan," and
"Shadows."
The music will consist of songs
by the congregation., familiar
tunes being used and words be- Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
tniv fitMntonoci tri oil vrvlna Kir I
IMK lUlillOUCU 1.1' an. uunw uj 1
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Temiesie Blrig. Rooms 5 and 6
HILLSBORO, ORE.
Mniu and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
w,!S i Hillslioroand g New York and Washington.
li II VIIV. "
relatives.
ion he last, tu
Mil. l-" '
it'll n
,.itv l ewas the guest of " a v e V cordial invitation is cxtend-d large ivoroia prmrs. j.iuci
j! II Jack, school supervisor. ' to eve.yhody to .it,-,,.!. : of near Blooming, this week.
a... . nillSllT
While n,,-.,!,.., f.,r Western Mission
Dr. E. 11. Smith removed a
large fibroid for Mrs. J. Ricker,
Mrs. Herman Rehse and Mrs,
Claud Johnson: two quartettes
by Farmington folks: a song by
the little ones. There will be
given a special number by the
Junior boys. Mrs. Watts will
recite Spookendyke's Pie."
Judges, B. W. Barnes and J.
H. Jack, of Hillsboro, and Mrs.
C. E. Kindt, of Kinton.
Admission, 10 cents.
Watch for program next week.
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore
BOWMAN & VALLANO.GHAM
Attorneys-At-Law
Commercial Bank Block
up-stairs
Hillsboro Oregra