HrUJIBO0C(7i. JUVR
11. ifia
to::orro;'a ju::e 12,
IS LEGAL HOLIDAY
(wrrrof
I'rtHlalmt Uft I rum
i...i.ir. lr Hot Icatlval
!
HiKSl AND B1S CIOSI
' H'-nry S. i,
matin. I.i.n,i,i.. .... .1
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w.r.. II... M... . ,',M."' l '"t
Martha
BEAVERTON COMES 10
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tiMir
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nwe l:iL ii,
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MuM-.- t ..
Annie Kainna Ann;.
r-Ni,. M,i,lv. I j, iii.. it
A . . .- - -
irinij- Hul,mafl.,lvi,1..l Vl
iwti.iiiv Mi,,.!,. II .,, , ., .. ,
"-! Mr. .-,rv I;
-mi m-U'ra l,n i
lection.
BAT NEXT SOW
(;,iM-rn'r West hUued atr.ic
i...,ii..n numing rrinay, jure
lain.---
..i 1.1:1.... -...i ii
' HH It M'k'HI IHIIMIBJ, l-
r)urt houM- and bank. iMinif
Lucille L,V. f. ....,.
i U-iritr featured !lt V(,
ini'jin-i-UTv u...
inn! liiur,
I " li I i' Ii t
l.r....r
. . . I i I ., I I" "1 I ,11111111- In
f the luiMitifHi iuhikc in 1 1 him- morrow and Sat. S. I 1.,
till loHf lor flic nay. 1 r iri'iv a 1 1. ,,(!(. i,j
every
w itiH;it!iii..i,i
.iwiime icUIure
mskink' ,,f a l.iy at thi time
-.H doii" upon thereipieat f the
of trlaii'l. in Iwhalf ol
ihr it""'1 r Htivul.
lun.lri'lH Mill i from la-re to
. . i : . 1.1 .... I
itn"W !''' eiemu I'ainue
lulll'Tro cvcilliiK. many
vi-tit tin- ( ily ilurihy
i . I. . . .. I....... t .. L
imfin tli- fenlivilic from Wash
iriflnii muni v. and nearly rvrry
train into uiiil out of I la city i
rrol"-! to rapacity,
hvv. -rtoii r-orH niorf auto
. i . ..... I. r I. II.,. I
fflillMK'l llll""-IMK llii"ip.li ftllMI
niv tin w-ek than rvi-r Ix fon-
I in itn lint'-rv hu h Hii-aii- all
rJ l it I t- Ha- l'if riHM" lim
.lit
.1 il
ii! I
n.-r h. th,- ((irr, ,i ,
tla- rom-. , rnii,,,
art niiiii ilv i m "
m-i. tln S, , r, I ,,( ,i .. u ,,
i . . . . i ii,
naroi roi.,r,-.. II, . ,,,,
fratur.- i-vt-r li.,n
Milton W. Smith ,:,i
i,i-i .., ii ii,.
.."., mi- l t . ,It. , ., , ,. ,, I
If ttifuillHt Ihh -i-lll.., ;,l ...
miKistrator of tin- t i'. . ,,j J
ur tit4 Hi,, tout .1. , I tt ,i !
he WoiiM in,) rnol.-q Mr S nitl '
aft-r la-armv all tin- , ,,, j
the riiM,-. Mr Smith h()A,., j
... .. . -A 4 t . I . '
loon mm (,. ,,,.1
leli.i-. (o tl. I,, I,,,
state, hut l,. a l .rih, , ,1
humlretl iluil.irH i.iil ,,
hh m i. ninl lln- ,iirt ,!, , , ,
Hhoiil.l ( r. t;in.. . a;i.iuii i tr.
tor. iiml that tl- i. aiu ,,,
eoimixtsof ,ro. 1 1 . in th' i ; i-
..i iii i .
Mioui.i n- ho. in nn,T t.
the i lamis at'aiiivl thr i
"I1', at
II. .
' i i .1!
A II
i:i.
tot MV OH Wl
lllrtiirihr IVrkltm remrtei (ifM
i m 111 I n M MIIIII 111 a.&a t II
7iT JliBl ,....- . 1 K i.t tin II..... . a .
I " I 'll,l li'i1 I. In.!,
r'U,"",, .. ife I. mi? H i.v.m I'kMi ,
.. . f it' .1 ,11. ....1 i". ' 1
.vtier.i ..r.Kut, .,.. ,a,K llir. ; u.ir , ,,,,
rr iv i. "!"'"' rl""-o .,.!.r.. k, i-j.i ..
11 1 . L. I I .... 1 "- i rn. ., ,,,,
t Nit-r wairon. almost ;n
new. Dili H a part n !!,, f.nir
horne tt-ani ,v nr ,.i I n
!!! Ut l ill I!, ,-.) . ill.- ;,n, s
mi- u.iri' 1ar-1 I., 1. r
( amtilit-ll, S ln.il s ihi-L-Mii
Ulro in Holm- rail a av imhiJ
after all. as tin- ro.mtv .-at I. a
thirty iik'hl paisiiii'ir Iran
-1.1 t.
RiihuiHoi' ; I. A K.Mv ami C, miiiiiirti iMi-ei.trr rvi-ry .las
mM at'ltintetl Vlewent. I1'" exr. i.uiu-iiuia an
IUJ No. Ml -iM-titiim J O tm-n two mr,-ur-ail l, . ,,11 tl
;ilin t al; Hun true 4ml (' rl ' K v eiertrii- trail
numlK-r lal- the I. K A N
has one eiu-h wav thAua-h to
lillttinook. With tlurtv -inht
train on week tUy a man. mmi
an or rhihl m ho t an t v' t out ot
th Itiwn. H in Lard luck and
then, tht-ru ar' the t u-s
IMt dimitf Mv tie Hal loun.jl
KU4Vi'"Trt. 4'1 U'ljimte.l and
tM: mil three romlemnetl
1 .........
ita ii hii'i measure were ran-
M-mnet. while nine were found
Krect. II-- alia tate that he
Ltca itioiii-1 many wimmI tlcalern
krar.-liil 111 k'tvinif full rueat
taunt v ro I No. ,M-tition III
rJenCl, S,nrtu Try CkIu
, With Ihc llilKhoroilc
iKVhl ! wlIMSS iKW.
i
1.. ;y. r, will eome to Ilillshoro
" 1 n.day to try roricUiHions
A't'. Mi. 1, L,r at Athletic l'ark
! Kiy that I'--avertri
-'m.-t,all team. lhey havif
' " l- atnur th,-amateur teams
" I tl:,r,. rirht alor.af. kn,l they
, Le- w, Viv,. t. ,.()Ulty
s, :,t, rs U"- Larded fik'htmK they
v'1 v-"e "t against. Mar
t . IIm t
'". iiiiisiM.roH i.itilier in the
:tri ' l':"'t "f the MeaHon. will e
i.-ik-h win t. admitted frH,
I'll ir. .,,.1 ....... 1 :. . .
' ex-eu-(l Up
"-.a. rion to m-e the Karne.
At Hanks the Colored (Jiarits
l'iav .,!! th- third irame-
" " no navin tlW victory to
" ""in. i:ankn willt.layllillH
uiri. 1.1. ... 1. 1
' . -"i I'anKS. ami on
n- I uurMi th,- return uame will
'" piav d nt, the llillslH.milin.
''""''I- Hanks h having its ct-l-''ration
,, t(. :!n j r,j,.r
l-andli- th- srrieH, tn many have
"' tiie JIariks nine in
actum against the Moone are.
f 1 .
wrerr a nave jiwt I))jt ir, aK-xl
iresn aioca 01 Krtx en.-j
C. IL Adams, of S hol!-i. wan a
my caner ftinlay ev.-ninu.
..""""'t ri'M ,nc-3. at
'ireer a.
lird aiNmit,-d vieAerK,
Ul No. .V.-H-tilion Wm
hendel it tiU; te urunted
VlitioniT to withdraw tn, lit ion
PmniJ N . .VJ1 -Ktition W 0
Vonay i t aN; continue,! for re-
Lrtof rail. iv i-oniniismon.
Juti .ink'li was allowed $2T
For sale or evchaiiuu Nin. li
V Mml.-mt.ed row ; State tn al- four acre duiry and Imif ran.
K rj-i; two row involved. lull r..,..-..,l mih 1 .
I'.r, ...I, I', ... .... I ,' II llC-iT. ..I - ..... '
.-i. una y, 11 1 niiir, irroH leiiceil in la 1 last'ir.
Vim f.ir ..i,,r 1 1. . !.. I II' I. 'I 11
r - vim iiffinin,-, roian 11 1 , .0 , in
pj ro,tfs of tin rxrhane and eiiKy t, riiH on il,f
I'lfl". I fiir.-nc lliklm-in X- I'm,
Ca-Httm. (he. M 12
ulkc lutunlraitor I .. . . , .
aims una i.nin'ni nat mii ii'si
f lilt v linn.,'.! her first W ar's
J1 ldi will m received !.v animation us nurse al St. Yin
1 a.. 1 ill a
voumv 1 ouri 01 nashiiiKion rent it tnintiil. She ,-tai. s that
JtitV, llll to ' II. m. . lit! Satlir. I lli..r.. n..r.. 7 1 I,,,iw n. ...rU
June l:i, I'll! Ht then all on unntomv She still La
Ffl. fur the follow intf wnrk I tun V..11N .il wlii.K 1w
- ..... ... ., .
IWfmnt): ford is 11 .hmehti-r i,f Mr ami
pJUH H,an at Kartwinjf ton. Mm. ;.h. I. la dfoid. of tin
W lie received for Rtr
d
Notice h heretiv viventhat th.
ridinif of hicycli's on the si. I
walk in the paved streets dis
tricl a forhi'lden ly order of tin
council. l Hlaaer. t'lnef of I'o
lice.
t H O. Ilaye-t hIm. half
rMiin of Sherwianl.
'ftltlt'd check it iniixt Ih lire.
t. . . " w -
lor live -r cent of the
fid tNinds must follow
f"J. SM-citicutioiiM may lie
F It the ollice nf the I'oiiiiIl
, -
nr.
P riKht is reserved to reject of hin uncle, (lea. I I.e. I lord
liohert Smith, who with Lis
wife, reeentlv visited at the Lome
i'al;..'!.
I :i t Sundav'it irame wa.s ran
"' 1 owitur to thn-ateniriK
e.u l.er.
MlI. lit W'ISMI'.K
A Lit- I,,,,),,' wi-ddiiiif was relc
i-raie.i at the Lome of Mr. and
M'-. otto Wismer, near Cedar
't'ldav. June 7. 'J t. when
li.it .1 I. 1 . II
o.ioKUier, liorienso, W8H
'ii.ite.l m marriage to Philip
ci.reiii. jr., lormerly of Milwau-
L .... , . 11.. t .. .
. "e., k,.v. una uoiiner
"l.iciatinvr. j wo hundred tieople.
I pi..... I. I !..'. . ' .
. 1 " iiM-i .inu relatives, were in
attendance at the celehration of
the nuptials, and a hi dinner
was served m thf open air.
I he Lndo is a popular younir
i iuv in in r community, and the
mmm is a son of Mayor l'hilip
Miein. in me Cortland suburb.
I Ley will make their home on
the Streih farm, near Cedar
.Mill, and their many friends are
tei.denmr congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Kuratli.
of IIiIMmu-o were attendants at
the Wl'ddintf.
kl Al. LSI Alt: Tk.NSrt:K
10
10
10
10
or all bids
I'. H. Keasoner.
CtltllltV .lll.k',1
J Order of fount xt Cimmid
m Court.
I r Sale
Nnd lot, Wx-jtHi; sewer im-
Ivetia Hall.
June "J".
K, rv Lady
Patton.
ami familv, has Leeii nppomt
auent ut Central I Vint, lor th,
s. r.
Dance ut New II
Saturday evennik,'.
Tickets, 75 cents.
invited. Keiierstem
Managers.
M.a I ..,.il Smith of Hie Ar-
. . - . 1 iiii.'f
I " iis pant; some lini' fruit mis caniiHism rooms, depart
f.nMi jim, down ami 110 Tiiesduv for an evtended visit
JMn. V I! Mil..l...ll . i ." , II. I!I ...L
iii.ii iirii. 1 wii 1 1 rr u 1 1. tun. i'.. i...,r.
. I.i II... VV'.ili
-' Mo'iir, 1 ... , . 1 1 p.. .,.,.. r,.
v.. 1 itnone isiiino i.i ii ti
rfPrll' drV Lr, Wills! an. I uk.v..a ll..l...l .0. . o l i-j Mill
b ' " Mini cillin.fi, IIIUIl lllOK l.lll n" .'. '
frs. I.,, .... H...I.. i..,i m .,.,11 ..
I Vllliiuaii, 00 ni(,'i.- i..,n.... ... .
Wunn. r rwK,. .., ond and lhird. lelepnone t uy
iVl8'tor y,..st,.rdav af tlrnZ In " 47. ''"
)ke a l.wiL ,., . Pr-nf tY M. t.ar.lner. o( tin
1.1, "01 new D'llf'lU . - , . ,
). Corwin r.'Mf Lakeview scIkhiIs, was her.
annul, ,.f .. ... .. . lirst of the week.
1, 11 1 e lime, w hen
111 M. Ml 1 "
Hpu i '." 'he Crescent u.i, 11,. lonneilv taught at
L Forest (Jrove.
falor v w 11.;.. ... I
W, ,f iiuines and i;. .,. v ,,, wimuu
rv niTit ,1....... . iii kin ii" in. hi u
'. M.,i.. ""'"Mll.ineh wiiirun. narrow tire. Will
,,'"-- ,, ' . 1...' i;...ii,l- UmI.
Irion,, nfll oiOK'oo. '.' ,
rlraV, pri,w,H ,,. ,,,,,.;.,, I , li;iloK,',, l.'i.iile .r- Tel. I
dr L. 1 M,r Kni- .,
' h.nun una nniuiu i ...... . .
c (, Helen Hopper, ot roniann. nas
It , V "". i Uirisue, sued K. II. Hopper lor unou,
r wan m ih nii at.... ,,....!.. i... i..,oi....,.l 1,1.1 li.viten
attftidimr "X:"r";w"K " "." : " ' . ;
iiini.. " ",r oii-ciuitr 01 1 nir reiruiariy ivvo lion-.-, ,, 111. ...'..
( ' u,ntlei.men. Thut alioulil hoenoiih'li for a do
Cv.Mil.K Wst C rove's Urw
t' UrUirtriul 1 . .1 .. . ; 1 ...1.. I- III.,
w... iimm hi B am I'nuf oriiir," in nieiiiv in uiiiu
t'i llllln - .l lf;o 11 .,; I... n , IM.,,,.
1 th 'einn- MKiires on iuikc iiuiiiuei. i
L,i ... 'l ni were in the ty of irruss and water. aiimo
a'iernoon.
I
the
rallnnr on
Corrieri, Forest drove, Route 1
iilaco on liOtisinoiit Lake. 12-
... . . . . r .- - I
(crhV i '' f actory, Cliet Alexaniier. lor seven
uia r l'(;'ty Monday eve-1 years tMriKnu'cr on tin Tillamook
8 iirin has anannonneo. iinu iwj,I throuuli riinninvr the
nther eohann r .L 1..Min,!ll local
I IIIOIOI Ull I lie l" '
I1 en!i, -i . In.:., m.,rnlnir 1 1 is iiveniu't' t'llll
y. n.ust . i1Z these days i IDS mill.
(?,! " V.1"" Dramatic Have pastiirairi' for liniiUuI
IdrnS'l 1,h.t,atre- June number of cattle. No horses.-
i... ""p'On to All nl. II....l.o..n. Himeh 'A nil I'S (Mist
. . ai.o wi iiantiiuoic ......., -- .....
Scents. I0f HlllBbora-J.Soper. 3tt
s M r.illri t,, I.IH- Linrllnch. 13..
, s ftrc I V I 1 II I 4 f 10
I mill. S .1 liii.nii t,i J W Srvey, 1
iiU. J.illt At'iraicr, .ml ollirr
I.,... It III l'i lllll v f
W.i iii Nr,.uiil I Walrittt, 40 a
m I , 11 f 1 10
J I' W itnri l iil Wuli, tiact Id
l,:k , I iitti. ml h Ctovr 150
N- ,! I f. mil In lord Kolwtliou, loj.-i-(
rt nl I .soii 6500
i.ne I Mill, t.i S C Siiiilf. 11 a II
II , nl. lima; il I r 10
I iiiMn .I llii.o to M Ii Lilly, 1 nor
rr Mints w loo
1 1. 1 lltlti'll In (', II I'lumli, JIXHIOO
II, Mk .v I- l.N'vr
l i HieiKil.ii Srtiiiimi, i 46 a nrar
lull,-
In., U i'li'.iiiiiii l Mioy liiitliHlioni,
v 1 -ri- hi 1 , I I .
ti ti I !ri In I'-aiik of Slirtvcil,
HI I'l'ltl'll il, Hiriwmxl
Aim in 1'1,,'irti to Kosr v O'Connrr
inl III I Suiglllv'tl Mill (Il V. I
I' VV lliiim-ft I t li, .1, iliii Amlrrsoii,
hi ei VV'i,lkrt' int. K (imvt ... 15
ln..l. 1'. tolli l.i l.ron Tnli'nlt, lot
, I 1 1 11 t 1
II hi 1.1 .Inh iiisfii to nun Mi irk mil,
li n t 111 Ii k g. Ilmvnton. 10
r..i!hu-l llriKlitii Krnlty to ('. W
N i.n .11 I I. 'K I'litllaml llrihls
.v.. 2 . 3s
K mil k.-.ilu 1 , M J I'liliH-k, let 4
I.Ik N nth I'lmim 500
li II .iiiiiioii.I i n l A II llniiimond
,inu' .11111 (,.i a arr.t 4 ami 36 I I a
1 1 5
m. ih I i.i k,' 1 t IIhiiiihIi Hill, j lt
ui Mk 1 1 a iiiptirt-v A A, 1
li.if liii r.mli'ii I tiiit to Nellie M
Sinitli. .( a sir I ) t 3 11 t 4 w. 10
II .1 llillr In II.111' Krllrr, 1 lota
liioil. 11 T111.I1, HilKlxuo. loo
I, T r.itiit'll tuClarrnre Cotnrll, 0.45
n i.n VHslnnj;tiiii Sttrrl 10
V II Nrtlinu in. I W Vnlilrr, Iota I
iim.I 1 1,1k. (,, I'nuvirw aooo
I H it 10 tii'll In Cltitriice foinrll, .46
a en V'ii'liin,:tim "ttrt't.. 10
H .1 llrniiihnv In ,1 C A Joiioa, 60 671-
.. ft oil Triilli tttrrt 10
I-; V liniiiiliiw lo K. llriimlaw, 60.67a-
li). (t tin somie stirrt
M Hli.xi.lt In IMwuid lnvi, 3.75 a
si-r 1 1 I t n r 4 w oo
Knliv M .Slmfrr In (5 M fowler, 40 a
si r (J 1 3 11 r 4 w 10
II V SiMtt to I, 0 Smile, it 53 a II H '
Culehinir claim 10
llinlniiin Aspluml to Anna Hraly, lot
in l lirrrv Gtove to
Snliitil'iin IVvrliriit Co to C L
l.rtti. 5 n US'! enarinetit, lec II t
1 a t 1 w
Mutle llniiio to C C llatKtove, l.-
iuD mc lollil t w
W II Kits to O W l'tit sl, 3 lots In
(ninl Artea
I'luiik li Hilton lo O J Oillett, i lta
lhllsliiito Acre
I'rift llnii'liria to Amelia leil., allip
limit 2S11 It lonir
l'nink llinniiin ei nl to It 1 Ott, i a
i I'.u. st drove 0
T H t'owell In Liu-y Amtemm, tract
5 Vltiiinln Place- -
l.i'ssii 1' ( tilt'tniin l Kred lH Neffe, tr
jiio V1" ft, sec i4 I I ' I
Cicero' 1 lines l Win LoiisiRUoiit,
I id n at tinlea Oily
hi on oil Smith to Snpetior Tile &
litick Co, ifi ooj a sec 24 t J r 1 w
ti.. . .
jorm nowanl. of near SeholN.
Ui.u . . . f.. .1 ' '
wi in low 11 tuesuav.
I .... .
tjreer aeeps late I,af and
iniiei anow Hour, fry a sack
t . ..
ll. I. Hint, of near Si holl
: .l . ... . .
. in me cuy wi-iineHdnj-
For Ient-Seven room house.
Third and Lincoln.-Kerr Uros.
Herman Kehse, of Farrnink'
ton. was up to the city the first
01 m week.
flreer'a-Main H2 is the !,!...
to tret Albany butter ami Uv
v.uoin oreau.
A steady, two-hour lauk'h when
Hello Itill" aptH-ars at the (V.
cent t heatre. June '3',.
W. V. Kirk land returned the
first of the week from a visit
with friends at Dover. Ore.
Those who have tri,.,i ivi.ii.
Iaf Hour know what it is. (Jret-r
keeps it
L M. IUue, of the tirove.
was jrreetin friends in ililtstM.ru
me nrsi ot the week.
Prices reduced 20 ner cent on
enlarged jairtraits at Johnson's
Mmlio. 11. 1
I-ewis Powers, of U-isyville
was over to the city this mom
i nj?.
A. I., drel', of near Laurel
was over town Monday, irreetitiK
menus.
a
Just received -a new hit t.f
latent bun Proof i,aint I)
t-orwin.
Krwin 1 Jitter, of Ucthanv. was
iransactnur business hi the city
louay.
Fishinir tackle of all kinds
Fresh salmon ejfKS. etc. I). Cor-
win.
1 eler N. V anderzani en. of
KellinKer Iirujre. was in the city
i uesuay.
F. 0. Sipprell. of South Tuala-
nn was a city visitor yesterday
auernoon.
Money to loan, on first mort
Kajre. Address X, care of the
Arfus. 12-4
C. C. Smith, of Tillamook.
was over to Hillsboro Monday,
KreetinK mends.
Julius Asbahr. of South Tual
atin, was a city caller the last of
the week.
The next issue will rive a de
tailed account of "Hello Lill
Look for it.
J. J. Kuratli, of Phillips, was
iransacunK ousiness in the city
i uesuay morning.
Those who have eaten Albany
butter know what it is. You
try a roll and you will like it
Greer keeps it.
Mrs. Ihos. Humnhrevs. of
leppner, returned home vester
day, after an extended visit with
her mother, L, A. Rood.
H. 15- Dauchy. of Banks, was
down the first of the week. Mr.
auehy is one of the hustlimr
builders of his town.
Walnut loir is the newest
candy, 15c the half pound made
and sold only at the Den of
Sweets, Hillsboro.
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
FORMER COUriTY BOY
llrinu your eirvrs to Greer's.
"Hello Hill" at the Crescent
Theatre, June 2(5.
Fred Wilcox, of Greenville, J she is much pleased with her
was down to Hillsboro Monday, visit.
Fred Cornelius went to Eeav-
erton the first of the week, on
business for the buildinp com
mittee of the Moose, order.
Send the children to our store
for harmless fireworks and
crackers. They will he treated
rijtht at the Den of Sweets.
Orval Hutchen and Ella Garri-
Ruf were united in marriage at
the home of ll. F. Lepschat.
orest Grove. May 21), 1911,
lev. Ashley olliciatinp;.
Dance at Hendrick's Hall.
Cornelius, Saturday evening
June 20. Walkers' Orchestra.
Always a good time. MeCurdy
& Van Lorn, Managers.
Guy Richards and Ida Devlin
were married at the home of
James Devlin, Forest Grove,
June 7, 1914. Rev. Ashley, of
the Christian church officiating.
R. W. Pickard, chief clerk in
the Trallic Department lor the
lill lines, Portland, was out to
day looking over business affairs
for the roads.
Members of the Moose are re
quested to meet in the Moose
Hall, Tuesday evening, June 23.
Business of importance candi
dates for initiation, and luncheon.
For Sale or Trade A 3-year-
old colt; weight about 1000; good
fast buggy horse. Price S75.
Will sell or trade for good cow.
W. V. Kirkland, Hillsboro, Ore.,
L 2, Box 98. 12-4
Chas. E. Wells has bought
about two acres, just north of
the P. K. & E. track, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, and
will build a modern eight or ten
room home.
Miss Florence Myers, of Crab-
tree, Ore., i9 the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Percy Long. This is
tier first trip to Hillsboro, and
KILLED AT IM
W' In Party of l our, all of whom
W ere Killed -Two Instantly
HAD BIXN TO PYTHU LOME MEET
Cjraa Rite. Sea ! Davi4 Eke. Bratacr
I Mr. E. P. Caraclias
Cyrus Rice, a son of David Rice.
and a well known Washington
County loy, died in a hospital at
(oldfield. Nevada. Tuesday
morning early, death resulting
from an auto accident in which
two were killed and another
lied. Mr. Rice wa3 in an auto
with Dr. K. A. Wheeler, a prom
inent surgeon. David Falvey and
lerman Kruger. They had been
to Tonopah to a Pythian lodge
meeting, and were returning
home early in the morning. The
Doctor met an auto. and. turn-
ing out. struck a muddy place
close to an embankment, throw
ing the machine down the de
clivity. Dr. Wheeler and Faley
were instantly killed and Rice
and Kruger lived long enough to
l taken to theGoldfield hospital.
where they died a few hours
later.
Cyrus Rice was raised in Wash
ington County. His mother is
dead, and the son will be buried
in Ames Chapel cemetery, below
Heaverton.
His father. Veteran David Rice,
formerly lived beyond North
i tains, and is a prominent
Knight of Pythia3, belonging to
tiiencoe Ixtge No. 22. the son
lielonging in Nevada.
Rice is about 30 years of age.
and was well liked by all who
knew him. He leaves to mourn
his loss, his father, at Donald,
ure.; inree brothers. Chas,
Riley and Robt, the latter of
whom lives near Ostrander.
art . ..
wasn., and two sisters, Mrs. E
I'. Cornelius, Hillsboro. and
Mrs. Clarence Mays, of Donald.
i i i i , , .
wre., wnere ner nusDana is en
gaged in general merchandising,
Dr. W heeler was a brother of
Mrs. A. W. Nichold3on, a well
known Portland social worker.
FOK SALE-NO TRADE
Fiveacres-up to 38.43 acres -
about four acre3 in best kind of
fruit and berries. Younir or-
chard just coming into beanncr.
Some high land and some cood
low. rich swail land, irood for
garden truck ; mostly tile drained,
Good vein of water close by,
Good house, barn, and other
small outbuildings. Sixteen acres
in cultivation and rest easilv
cleared-2,' miles south of Bea-
verton. 9 miles from Portland,
with rock road to either place.
Railroad runs throutrh nlaee.
For price and terms. aoDlv to
u vv. tiaKer, lieaverton, Ore.,
koute 6, Box lb. Price reason
able. Reason for selling rxor
health.
Publisher's note This is one
of the beautiful homes of that
section, and ill health is the only
reason for wishing to sell. 12-14
ORGANIZE
The county central committee
men, nineteen in number, met
for the republicans, Monday, in
Hillsboro, and elected officers as
follows: B. P. Cornelius was
elected chairman; Geo. Thyng.
Beaverton, secretary. Thos. H.
Tongue Jr. was elected for state
committeeman and E. VV. Haines.
congressional committeeman, all
teing elected by unanimous ac
tion. C. E. Kindt resigned as
committeeman from Kinton, and
U M. liesse was appointed to
till the vacancy. Chairman Cor
nelius was authorized to fill va
cancies now existing, and to fill
any which may exist in the fu
ture. 1 he officers will soon meet
to outline action in the coming
campaign.
For Lease
Three hundred and twentv acres
grain land, ready for the plow.
Seventy cents an acre a year.
ino rental first year.
F. G. Mitchell.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hill. Laurel, June 7, 1914, a son.
Henry Everett, of Banks, was
in the city yesterday, enroute to
Stanfield, Ore., where he will
visit with his son.
Mrs. V. Ackley. of Kansas
City, Mo., arrived last Saturday.
and is the guest of her brother,
L. W. House. Mrs. Acklky vis
ited here a year or so ago, but
saw very little of the country.
ner oroiner nas been showing
her Washington County, and she
is delighted with the section.
Mrs. Ackley says that Mis
souri is all right, but Oregon ap
pears to have the good old state
backed off the map when it
comes to roses, vegetables and
nearly every thing else that goes
to make it a charming place. She
Neighbors called as a surprise
JwG Buiwell. Jr. and family,
last Wednesday, at their home
in North Hillsboro. and helped
their host to raise a frame barn.
l-?fore nightfall the
waa almost comn et A i.;..
dinner was served. h vit..,
a WIMI5
"ringing aionir their ham,
The visit was a comnlet. sur
prise and for that wa3 all the
more appreciated. Those pres.
... . a r
cm were: flie3srs. and Mes
dames Fred McN'elly. Clem Sha
ner. Chas. Meacham. John Per-
rou. wm. l!oy. Herman Kamna.
Mrs. Tennison. Miss Freda l.
son and Master Perrott Robert
iieacnam. Hazel Shaner. Geo.
Bid well. Sr.. host and hostess,
and sons. Lester and Leland.
The laving of oil on county
roads will be watched with much
interest this season, as a matter
of experiment Where the roads
are nicely rounded, and nil ia
sprinkled, it is thought that a
crjf iair w inter roaa wi o ,ta n
especially where the traffic is not
heavy. Many contend.
that with good drainage, and oil
ing, loitowing with a snlit Incr
even heavy traffic will be a mat
ter oi ease during the wet sea
son.
H. S. Huson. of Cornelius,
weni 10 isortn lakima, Tuesday,
wnere ne will attend U. S.
court a3 an expert witness on a
big drainage case, which involves
several thousand dollars. Col.
Huson was for many years chief
engineer of the Northern Pacific
Railway, and h? ia frequently
called on big cases of this na
ture. He will r.oi return home
until some tune the first of the
week.
The churches of Hillsboro are
noiaing union revival services in
a tent tabernacle on Second
street, adjoining the citv hall
property. E. J. Bulgin, evan
gelist, has charge of the meet
ings, assisted by llev. A. L.
crim. rror. ueo. Hose is the
musical director, and his wife is
pianist ana soloist.
KkorENNioNAL.
F. A. I5AILEY, M. U.
ffayKiriaa and Narrn.a
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mt rorwr Kwvlln
ami l,ii, wm.
PW. clli.-. Cjt, :-.s..; W,r,Mi4V
K. M. KRWIN, M. I).
PHVSICIAN AND SURGEON
-"KS. P . R. AN. p. Uk.
Kyi.
Otl.ce i Tanor, Block. Thin! t
AUu. Mrrru. ItUiaiHiro, OteK,m.
ELMKK H. SMITH M. D. D. 01
NIVSICIAN & SURCKON
OSTEOPATH
The Bethany Grange will trive
an apron social and dance. Satur
day night. June 13, at the Beth-
on,, f - -n . ltt, f i
biij uiaone nan. L&mes are
requested to brinz anronq nnrt
lunch for two. Ice cream will h
serven and a general good time.
as usuai, win De had. Every
body invited.-J. L. Sullivan,
floor manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schulmerieh
accompanied by Misses Oda
acnuimerich and Nannie Gillen
water went to Cres well, Wednes
day, ihey made the trip by
auto accompanying Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Schulmerieh and Mrs. Or
ville Wilkes. The Edw. Schul
merieh party will eo a3 far south
as Yoncalla.
C. E. Kindt was un from Km.
ton, Monday. Judge Kindt has
three nominations for justice for
Kinton district, embracing Kin
ton and Garden Home precincts
and that should be enoutrh tn
insure an election. This makes
one sure of a non-partisan judic
iary so far as Kinton is concerned.
Henry W. Stauffer left nn
Tuesday morning for several
days' stay at Dallas, to attend
the Commencement exercises of
Dallas College, and the annual
meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of the College, of which he
is a member.
The matron's contest adver
tised on the first page of this i-
sue, as scheduled to be held at
tarmington, has been postponed.
owing to the closing of the
bridge to travel. Annonneemont
of a new date will be published
aier.
Alfred Guerb'er. of Helvetia
was in Monday, and says the
rains did a world of good out his
way, and crops are looking fine.
He says the frosts of the early
part of last week did not dam.
age anything in his vicinity.
W. H. Connell. of Portland
was here Tuesday, returning
from a visit to the big Hoover &
Connell ranch. He says that
crops are looking fine out that
way.
fmmS Drs. Lowe & Turner, eye
specialists oi rorttand, will
be in Hillsboro. Saturdav. June
27, at Hotel Washington, (on.
suit them.
J. C. Smith, the Forest Grove
liveryman, fell while tying to
put out a fire. Saturday after
noon, and sustained a broken
arm.
Greer sells groceries at right
prices.
Mrs. Thos. Bilyeu and Mrs. E.
L. Johnson will entertain the
Social Circle. Thursday after
noon, June 18, at 2:30, at Blue
field, the home of Mrs. Bilyeu.
Al Wagner is now on the
Woodburn-Brownsville passen
ger, where he will have a steady
run.
F. F. Conover, of Scholls, was
a city visitor yesterday after
noon. It's coming June 26, at the
Crescent-"Hello Bill."
Circuit court will be in Hills
boro next Monday.
Greer has put in a fresh clean
goes rom here to Eugene to stoc,t ot Rroceries. Try them.
vtsu a relative., t Log Cabin bread at Greer's.
Office Hour-, to t
iu,Uy. Thura-Uy. H.tDr,Uy to
J O. ROBB, M. D.
PHYSICIA.V & SURGEON
Or'l'ICK:-l-airsia SchaWich Bide
I "ONKS-Oitice, City S4. Re.. City 864
, , , niwwuuu
DR. n. L. SI-ARS
Physician and Surgeon
Office hour9 to n a. n,.; a to S p. m.
UHa answered .Uy or iKht. B..11
in American
llnnk
muiioco,
National
npKUira.
OREGON
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BAG LEY f HARE
ATTORNRYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and i Kbof HaiMBtr
HILLSItOKO. . t t 0ktma
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNRY-AT-tAW
Oftimi npstaiti in ScbulnierL-h Block
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Upstnir,, A. C. Shnte BMg, Main A and
tULUJHURO. - OKauON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNRV-AT-LAW
Ornoa: Main StroH, opp. Court Moua.
HIU.liOUO OlROOs
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-tAW
OQicr, upst.iri ia Schulmerieh Block
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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Telephone office Main 103. Residonce
Main lo'i
DR. L. W. HYDE
Successor to Dr. Linklater-
Office over Delta DruK Store. Keaideoce
B-iseliue, between 5th and 6th Sta.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Frederick Andersen, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Successor to Dr. Cunningham.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco. Oregon
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SCHNABEL & UROCHE
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PORTLAND. ORE.
DR. ,W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Office up-sUlra over HillNboro National
Bank.
HILLSBORO ORHOOM
DR.J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Tpmiegle Bldg. RoomaSandi
HILLSBORO, OKK.
Main and Third.
DR. C. H.POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore
BOWMAN & VALUNDiGHAM
Attorncys-At-Law
Commercial Bank Block
up-stairs
Hillsboro Orecca