CflDR BH NOT
10 SUCCEED lllftlF
Pvi... IUa Br" "J "J
Wl I CcirJci
Jjitor H T. It rl v M"i.l.v
f ,U ii.lmiiii lrVi m t k'""i
,,., ,-rwwJ Hi tlx rutin no ; .
. i : ...
III
1!" I
minteil om ni.niy mi
i,mHl' n'.
of vain
t-ity had itintalltd itnv I wei t
into the M!)',,r,' rKair. cilirr
tl.f
I'inliiL'. W'ih n IUH men ex-
t.-ntivf. tli en. ct'iiiti
ftftd
.amUry. ttf'l the I "arm i ! lt'r.i
ry, M reull of the -tTrl !
I!,.- ii.tutiuiitratUii. 1 1 h:.iI
that thit HHifh wim hi viurifn t
i.r), ao'l that be '"' r'
l,tt nl to lit j risato lu i,
wl.ifU I'll kllOW ll IH I't t'll fu lj-
if., wtn'iu vrr the time of
c.lv .! n-r"ll hn' tli ii'ii'ii
A petition wa nreu'nted l it. -tl.iy
morning limitn.; II n. V., N,
I'.ttiri ll f'T Mil) nr. bud it w;:;:
mi'iK-r. I'nly fin'n' I. Mr. II.k ll
;H t-it " attori i y i t .!. r ,! t..r
IWIi'V. and f' 11 l n'
niit iilitiiu o'lti'ial. 1! i i t t :in
inure con wMttnt Willi th' . hart. r
Hull filial lllUiOlSnr jtli Tl'.r) :(,
rxrvpting thorn who tire tb
h.irli'f prior to i? Mib-nr khi t
people. Whether r i- t
tin-re will ! tt-u'lhi-r it'Ki.ii!i-i i
i,.t know it, lull it i m. ic ll .ai
U-iy thut tho I'.r.-t M .u, iv in
li.tvoitter city election 1 at -will
ere hut one eai.ili'Lto f r th
i u rutive olTu-.
limn. Kerr tml J. J' In" -vi r
will run to Miirtil tl. tni:. ;i,
itu.t no far then' i no t' ;, l; it.
Mr. Talari hm be. n v nu1. i n
have of abenv uitsl i'nt May.
during hi trip to t)!ilitlKi;n , A
roniicilnuti nl he nomitt.it I b
i-etition for Ward .1, iiiailf xa".nt
i .Mr. Stv'imoii itit inif to an
i.lhrr ni'iiion tf tin- ciiv.
All fiomiiiUtioiiH will U ina.if
hy iK'tilioii tut tin tinn lorn m ssn
m'-tinir. limlcr I ho Irnii of Ihf
t hai ti-r. Iia.t chHJ'i'-l.
Carl lli-i'M bii.I 11. L I'l-rkins
nrf camliJutf for riror.cr. rul
K, J. Si'Wfll W ttski-.I lo mi! ti
Mlc--il hiniMi'lf :H tr-;.Hi r.
ih hi c svi i:
1h unil"'rHiiftu'l will cll at uli
he auction at liin I'liu o of r.-M
tlfiico, known an tin" Oi! I'm
Kinrick t.lnco. 1 mil'' w'--t f tlu
('oniiver utorc, at S-Iiolli. on tin
IlillfiUiro Uun-I rnnl. at ten
o'clock n. in., on
S.VTUKDAV. .NOV. -l
Ninctoi'U lua.l of rattle, consist-!
jnjr of 17 licft'l ot first cl.i milk
cowh, 11 frcnli now. 2 to he fresh
tl.iv of ale an. I Inlanco to he
fri'Hh H.HHI thrrenfi.r, yearlinv
heifer, yearlim? hull, all from
'. to 8 vnt nhl nn.l tuU-rculm
losted; Hian of heavy work
l.orHert. 7an.H yr-t. I mm; 3 Inch
I'.ain waoii. nearly new, wiih l!
ft factory Ihx k im new; h 1
of 2 ton waeon Kpiink'H. rew;'.'
hayrack, net .IUI harness, :t I'.aoi
wnKin:4 youim howh. !.) poumls
'iich;oen huirvry. disc, cultivn
tor, iranlen drill, wheelharro v.
milk rai l, incubator. 1) 1 i:al ae.l
1 futnl milk cans. Perfection oil
Htov, 3 burner, with oven; Iok
chainrt, axes, pletlk'us. ami mini
itous other nrticlert.
Free- Lunch nt Noon.
Terms of Sale: All sninn (
$10 and under, cash; over $10,
12 months lime will be fiivon on
irootl bankable sifinitv at the
rutn of 8 ner cent. Ihrce per
cent. olT for cash. No interty
to be removed until settled lor.
C. S. Lawrence. Owner.
15. 1', Cornelius. Auctioneer.
John Vanderwnl. Clerk.
WIU.-SCIIMIUT
t.ili;.M R.'hmidt wan united in
inarriawro to John M. Will. Nov,
18. 1011. nt the homo of Mr. am
Mm l-Ve.l Schmidt. Laurel. Or.,
Kov. Andrew Carrick oinoiatinir.
FAHMI.RS' ATTPNTION
Aofllon Snlrt of C tV l.dS III
the HillHlMuro National Punk
Ituililinir, Ilillsboro. Or.,
November 21. 1911
In order lo raise money to meet
our obligations, we will oiler .mi
lots in Garden 1 ract Addition io:
ilillslioro. Oregon, at auction lor
cash, or I ensh und balance in
monthly payments, of $ WO
inl"est of ( pir cent, on tho de
ferred payments. Now in tli.r8ist it. ironeral houseworK. .
time to buy a lot ut your own
price, and build in tho city ami
Ket the ndvantairos of the IliKii
School for your children and have
them always nt homo whom
you can look after them.
HillslMiro Garden Tracts.
.
Harry Uussell. of Gaston, aired
bo years, died Tuesday, and tho
funeral took place at the Grove.
today.
Mrt. Horrtano Mtllrr. of Mow
K'knU. 1 ay Nov. IH, at
th' ILlU huvi k Lr.H. home, atx)
M wars Slie li avrt three chll
d'fii i in-torn ht-r Ims. ami nf
Ik r toiiiit iuile f.irmly ti v hrnth-
( Hurviv,. p, !n, Jl.-nry. Ittn
ard l ias miiI Aui-ust ,.
! ni ke. Mrt Mill, r hal U-t-n ill
f'-r unit.- niunths. arul a abort
tifiie a.to h-r hn.ther Auifust
''k h. r La.t fur treatment.
I !, f on.-rjil will take iibee Kri-
1 1.. ;t t , . J inli rmi-nt will In in thf
t'.hf ic Cl int tt-rj. H.Mjthest of
t n S-riei'H will U' held ill
l. Mattht i church.
Auei.kl ihiiikstvinu Mxt
j'ir.el" latiee, hanksivinjf
1 1'1', W t il'n-'id.ty. Nov. 'St, at
I It ;! ,.rti lJ.i'1. J', n pnin; lt.
I" I .Ir, I :tv, LUtny hand
imrr r; il, I,. U dri-H-fd yfittle
i in. 1 1 . military net; 2ml
Uflt tin d la ly. Hilyer vanity
i t-; 2't'l best dressed 'i-iitle-i!ri-i,
m.tiifite.l gtick pin;
mi ,h cni cul lit ty. lare Itox of
rj.'.dv; moit ciimical t-ntl'Mnan,
in niiii! tand; wttrse lookinu
Iitmliy prize; worse looking
ii:t", Ihnliv pn.e; lest
lady I
bm of camly; itest j;en.
i . tiiu-i w.i:t.i-r. leather rollar
t ., l lance tickcta, l; apecta-
l"r.. i-o.
Pu-t-r llt-id Witi-a- A vi-rv
olt-at-aritstM-ial evening wasspent
tt the horn- of Mr. and Mrs. W.
I Ingram. S.m.latf. th..n mdirh.
i.,m..aihi.r,.,l ih..r.. in h.tm.r of
Mr. Ingram's 70th birthdav.
1 ho- i.rei.'nt: M.-urt and Me.
.n..U I A Pnn.l I J Invnm I
K II Kearney. J A Zimmerman,
M !: .rd. i.. t'arl Skow; Mcmlames
M S.'- ird. Lmma Adams. James
i., i t, n.. i,..i..i'.nt in.,
W. thu;ton. Pons and Harvey
Jack. Oliver ( hurch. Allan, lien
-. i. e and S'.erlmjr Adams.
The state Inspector has ; jriven
ire iniisooro .tiercanuie is o
f a iMtssililc 'Ji toints on the
lure meat plant one of the
tineht in the state. Their shop,
rrfrieerntor. HlaUK'hter house,
and a'l connected with the mar
ket scored but 17 pmnt hv of
absolute perfection and that's
Home.
The Commercial Club, workinir
in cotiiunclioii with the l'ortland
clu.i. has apsiinted a committee
fur tie puriKHe of collectinir for
the PekMUn fund. U K nOllS
t:. L. Wells
:h be. n ni-siinted chairman of
the commit tH'. im.l nas Hvcure.i
i room in the ttillsDoro iHauonai
Annex, where non-iKTishablo ar-
tu-!. s. such lis cloiiuntf. cic. can
... lelt. Where any one wisne
to Contribute cash may leave ll
nt any of the tanks, where a re-
ccipt will be uiven.
i i.i u ..(! unlike u'at an
111 L ill iniUM Pl'IVR I
..a I - u ..lii.. .. ul.uib f i tVink A I
...... r... ... ii..4 n,t th wav
protit is n money saver to all who
r a I'nii in nn.t tn-t
i
. ... . . . I
our pne
...jr..i. I. ,11 von rurlil i
now that we
can save you a bijr
ill iiurchascs.
in r cent, on an purcnas
Farmers and other citizens ot
Orecoii who are planning to at-1
end Farmers W eek at tho Ari-
nltural Ciolletre are hereby noli-
lied that the date has boon jiost-
pined ti Feb. 1 tot.. 19ir. 1 he
laiur.-d and enlawd cnaracier
of the exercises have made this
iianu'e. Many conventions ol
aders of tho various nirncuiiur-
interests of the state will be
held at that time in addition to
the special technical instruction
nnd ilemonstration commonly
Uiven.
Cows for Salo-Kntiro herd,
Six arn reirisiereu a. j. u. v,.
. i a ft 11... . . aati i M . . 1
Jersevs. Prod in Chief hnwineer,
' : a
Poke Stoires and merry miss
Fa mi es. Some very eoou nign
trt-i.ie Il.iUteins and Jerseys.
Cood i.roducers nnd fine Individ-
mils. Fresh. reierson nros.,
" a.. t .
Forest drove, Ore. M b
ri't . ....I.e.. ,.tftiitl ta fTInO f -
np V"1 ""-.7 ' r "T. 7u
est saienufu w uV
form of government, hence to
IS VSSl 11 1 lilt iviwu. ft.v... :."'
lO WeilKt'll It !- iubiiiii"" '"
ii ..i ll I., I., olrila a hlilW
. t!ra Th .
Ut our iree iiibiiw.ii..i.. v-
' . ti'XXtLHAM
d rr d o hear a discussion of
i -i.i. Vet. Sondav niirht
., ...
c-n.wl P.allat Helvetia Hall, all
nielit dance. Wednesday niRht,
Nov 2o. Tickets, $1; supper at
rie iter couple. hvcry
i....K, invited T. J. Ford. Man-
body invite
HUM I Ml ' I" .... a.
aaor.
ri,ow fti ill ben8oecial steam
;,. m the S. P.. Portland to
'........niJ vi.i HillslMiro. Satur -
.in i i.i.t i-vimr oassenoors to the
t . i . .1 I. ..11 irnmil 't he train
ilillsboro freight
i ' , , iu wi
i ,.;,, Pturn at 8ix
o'ch ek.
ll" IVI- vim .. ....
. . . ! . ..u
Placo
wanted-ak h e.Ki.u-e
yean old vvis .es a pu. Ay
. . . . . i .a.
HiHtinraiiKH
; ,ITSs iNettio van i.im.jo...,
i,ro.- Kouie caroms.
Wnlts.
j . soj)00 students tav
, ,.0IH.o Tnnirart a farewell
!u.,,ri,. TueRilav eveninu, at the
h(,.i0of cMifTonl bmft. Pawrence
. n.i this week, nnd the
" ,v wa3 Kiven as a tefltimonial
lo jli3 popularity.
. d 0reKonlai,t $2.2Bi
,
GfcIllCIL
1
111
LEVY OF EIGHT HILLS
Will Uae Ovrr
IMtara for Hie Vtar'a lluJrt
MlttlSdAl tllV MUI. TU SDWI VC
MUiita ml
I'rup rli Will MiUtuii
J lttirlrf Dullar
The city council and mayor im-t
Fufitday evenin-ftf and levifl th-
tax for the ear l'Jl.'i. Piht
milU makes up the tmdct. and
it t exported to rai.-e alKtut ten
thousand dollars. The property
list, nido from the railway prop.
Tty. amounU to f 1.17'J..W. and
with the company'a valuations
auijeil. the roll will uo over a
million and a ipiarter.
Of the millak' the sub divi.o'jn
' '- m'",, 'wr city ependituri s
and paytnir oil a portion of the
indebtelnes, and .8 of a mill for
tho Carnek'if library
It is not likelv that there will
be any extensive improvemenU
kxcept on jtrincipal htrecta where
necessity anowa no iaw.
! expenses, however, an
tani ty protxTiy owners, ami
"ve no urn on me lax, except-
l ordinary routine or uuii
neSS InVOlVO I
provision was man; ur
W improvements, as inert- h c
nan oaiance in mai una. aian
vy hiiouiu nave
ill-hut the tax-
payer will no doubt think the
ftifun-s are auilicientiy hih
SCHOOL MIIliTI.Vl
Tm.re wilI met.linK at the
li,Kh School Puildini?. in HiilsU-
ro, Saturday, Nov. 2S, 2 p m. nt
which tim the leiral voters of
the district will vote tor or
airainst a nine months school, a
well as for or against raisiny
money to pay oil a jsirtion of the
indebtedness.
J. 1'. Tamiesie, Chairman.
Peter IJoscow, Clerk.
JOSPPH J. HAKTLLY
Tl,a rin..Ktl nt K. Into Jfw..f.h -I
ii.rtey look place Sundav after
n(M)n i.l. m, ii3rliev
m,Hi iVescott. Arizona. Nov.
v intj -n.i on c,m,iav there-
:,.,.,, ,r,,L,ht to Wxshinir.
. , tv jnt,.rment
i Won.t was luirn near Hanks.
t o 1Htr7 anij WM marrjed to
Mrs. Martha Carstens. Oetotier
9. 1912. Ho was well known in
I VL'tiiitiinrrtan nnnntv.'
Tf tt."l UliK vwunvj.
t i . 1 a
noiw lor nis nonesiy ana mie-
ritv. am
friend who retrret Ins untimely
death. He w'ssa member of the
HI nftftn uui I rilivn nl Ictnua fin.
lUiiimuT: nv .hio. mi-
lw,rc .tt.1 ,
'H)n)- orders oluciated at
the funeral, tho Maccabees act-
jnir as pall bearers, and tho Ma-
sons conductinj? the services at
the irravo.
He leaves to mourn his loss his
widow; his father, J. C. Hartley,
0f Mary hill. Wash.; two brothers
nr. Ilarvev 11. Hartley, ot lioi-i
endalo, Wash., and Dr. Clarem e
Hartley, of Cxirvallis, Ore.;a:.(.
pister, Mrs. May lilades, ol
Maryhill. Wpah
SUKPRISI;
A number of ladies cathered at
the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
i Schmidt, on weunesuay, jnov. ii
ioij and tendered Miss LWie
. . . .... .
Schmidt a kitchen snower,
The afternoon was spent in
InWsant conversation and at
o'clock lunch was served.
I . 1
Those present were mesuanies
IB. S. Crawford. J. Mainland, h.
T. Turner. W. N. Hathorn. A
0. Schmidt. A. Grebe, Goo. Sni
.1Kf ckmi,U .lomh
. ,uv"n" , uiZ
.. U7III Mainlunil llll
I llim I llll mmi 4i.ft..iii.i., u.ift
.t...J. 1 l:
mi ocnmiui. nmeiia uui iuw
u:. dki.1!.! UnHl,la SAmirli
Others who sent presents were
Mesdames C. Whitmore. Bdw.
Morrow, Sam'l Schmidt, H. h,
Ab. uurkhaitcr, x. con
ner. Jno. Will.
Miss Schmidt is to be married
to John Will in the near future,
DOUBLB ANNIVTIRSAKY
Mr. and Mrs. John Kamna and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamna ce
Lhrated their twenty-fifth wed
Uinir anniversaries, Sunday, Nov,
nr. mii nt : tho homo of Mr. am
Mm. John Kamna. at Farming
.
Th.w wpre Pe.married at one
i - -y , .
o'clock, by Kev. 1, stueoe pas.
tnr nr k loominir viermau uuium
r. - .
Kamna was attired in the same
in viiiuruu. nuvi
HI I JUIVII
; that ,heWo,
that she wore twenty-five
The wedding march
nioved hv Mrs. Fred Sowell
Thdininft-room was decorated
jn g coor 8Cheme of Pmk and
Wnite, with asparagus fern. An
aiahnrate dinner was served,
and tne wa8 8pent with mu
oi noi.t nnd dsncinur.
rj,hoae prt.8ent i were Messrs.
and Mesdames John Kamna,
Henry Kamna, Herman Kamna,
. atult, RUVf.M I 1,1.
J." J Krt:t!t, K. Kraut, f rank
ami Wm. ly hulmt-rich. Itev. It
Stm !. W. O. )'inelsin. A. A.
(iraham. O. P. nd K Purkhal-t-r.
C. and II. P' hse. W. L and
F. Stevens. Willtur Williams. II.
!lorefe, I Holt.!. ('. Krahmt-r.
I'. Schoen.'A. Punitirtii. W. and
II. Haa. J. P. Stewart. John
Wilkins. Mesdames Wm IVhr-
man. ll. Hemmin. j. nains, r.
I. Sewell. H. Huhman: .MijHes
t ttie. I fia. Annie. Lucil' and
Arlt-ne Kamn-4, Iuis.' Krebs.
lit snia Pehrman. .Melba Krais.
velyn Sehulmench. Pertha,
erna and Ivtella Pehse, IvJns.
ogrefe. Posa and Klna Krah-
m r, ftMynie iio.iz. iiinnie
liiTki-r, Pora Huhman. Peta
nt.iii, hsthi-r SchK-n. Irene
i Kvelyn Stevens; Messrs.
)icc. Henry. John JrM John and
Mi.-ar Kamna. Will and Prnest
!ehrman, Lin Doneison, hi-
ard and Charles I).-mmin,
lames. James Jr. and Kibert
Skvtns. Peter, Henry and Mar
tin Piecker, Fred Krahmer.
lux Ik-hiinu. Wiuiam unl Hen
ry Holtz. John Jaeobamiitlen,
lartin .StaeU'. lelvin Pehse,
and I Haase.
Miny beautiful silver presents
were received by the celebrants.
CARU OF THANKS
tender my heartfelt thanks to
11 who so kindly extended aid
ifid sympathy dunnjr my be-
avement. the death and obse-
raies of my husband, the late J.
J. Hartley, and return especial
thanks for the beautiful tioral
tributes.
Mrs. Martha Hartley,
Uanks, Ore.. Nov. 13. 1911.
J. C Cawrso. of Schetfelin,
was In the city the last of the
weeK.
Jos. Cawrse, the North Tuala
tin Plains hopirrower, was in the
city Saturday.
Itobort McKniirht of Meek
iaiin. was in the county seat
,'uesday.
Combs' Furniture store has
added a line line of dishes and
rockery. See them before buy-
inif. and you will buy there, tf
Jos. Williams, the Pike hop
. A t
irrower. residing now ai tne
Grove, was down to the county
seat Monday.
There will be a basket social at
the Witch Hazel school hou3e.
Saturday evonin?, Nov. 21. at 8
o'clock. LveryiMidy invited.
Geo. McAlo.v. of Montana, is
the iiuest of his brother, E. J.
McAloar, for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Vallandiu-
ham depart in tno mommtr ior
rsh1and. Or., to make that place
their future home.
Wantc.1 -To buy three or four
irood fresh milk cows. Address
tho Laud & Peed Faim. Peed
ville, Ore., Goo. - Denton, Mana
ncr. 33-5
The Carnecie Library building
will bo dedicated Wednesday
evenintr. loc. z. inecommiiice
in charge will publish the pro
gram in next week's papers.
For sale: Pure bred White
Wvandotte cockerels, fine strains.
Mrs F. Pockmann, Beaverton,
Ore.. U. 4. near Aioha statidn, on
P. E. & E. (S. P.) Ky. 33 5
There v ill be a shooting match
at tho Kav Lmmott place on the
Garden Tracts, Tuesday, for tur
keys and poese. Clay pigeons
will be the targets.
L. M. Puell, the 'sawmill man
of the northeast of the county
again has his mill ready to
operate.
llav J. Woodman and Miss
Grace McGraw, of Banks, were
iranted license to wed, at the
cletk's office, yesterday.
Edw. II. Dommin and Miss
Uosa Krahmer, popular young
people of near Blooming, were
granted marriage license this
week.
Coroner Dr. Ira Barrett,
Roaverton. passed through town
Saturday, en route home from ata
inquest at Gaston.
Thanksgiving Dance at Beth
nnv Grange. Wednesday, Nov,
25 all night. Chicken supper,
Tickets. SI. Everybody wel
come. 33-5
C. L. Shaver, Geo. and Sara
fiftlhreath. C. Geiberger. E. A
Eddy and J. K. C. Thompson, of
Tualatin, were in town today, on
county road attairs.
Olympic Hour is the flour that
makes vour best oreaa ana pas
try. A fine hard wheat product
Per sack. $1.50; barrel, $5.80.
Ilillsboro Mercantile.
Men's and ladies suits from
$15 up at Christ Wuest's, Second
Street. Satistaction guaranteed
and. first-class workmanship, a
ways.
Uov Schroder, who has spent
tho Summer over at Grays Har
bor, has returned to his home in
Forest Grove, and was in Hills
boro, Tuesday, greeting former
friends.
Mrs. A. II. Follett, of Tilla
mook, left Tuesday morning for
her home, after an extended vis
it with her father, Henry Hesse,
and sister. Miss Bertha Hesse,
of the post ollice corps.
FIFTY-SEVEN CASES ARE
Juc'ee Campbell llntcra Dismissal
on Many Suits
J. N. LOCDON WINS MIS CSE
Court Sell Dalet lor TriaU, Nuvctnbtr
aa4 December
Jude Campbell held a session
of circuit court Monday morninjr,
when the jrrand jury returned
for deliberation to make a report
for next Monday. The following
cases were acted upon:
Dismissed for want of prose
cutionAnderson vs Allen &
Wright; Atlas Mortar Co vs
Schramel & Davis; American
Adj. Co. v Caleb Martin; Acme
Harvester Co. v A. G. Parber;
Austin v Weston; Pruce v Bart
lett, Daker v Paker; Curry Wool
en Mills v Paird; Pan Shingle Co"
v Schramel & Oavjes; Elliott v
Elliott: F Grove Pianin? Mill v
Schrymal et al; Fuqua v Iiolierts;
Gerbich v Winters; Gaasner v
Spence; Heifele v Minto; Harper
Hard v Stone; lieppner & tx
Saeeer; Kruettner v Gerlach,
lilU v Myers; Miller v Minto;
cKenzie v Allen; Spath v Itob-
erts.
Dismissed on motion -Best v
Sears; Ptatchley v Platchley;
Calef v Ilillsboro Nat' I Bank;
Croucher v Donahue; Connell &
Co v Taylor; Glascoe v National
lfe Ins. Co; Gribner v Wups;;
ulfmann v Lord; Hardin v Har
din; L I) llite, road petition;
mlay v Martin; Johnson v Shaw;
Kroner v Peeves; Kaminisky v
lapshaw; Link v Link; Mallory
Olson; McGreer v Chilstrom;
Nairn v Popham; O & C Ii R v
Sheriff; Portland Merc. Union v
Weynck; Peycraft v Donahue;
losenfeld Smith v l nomas; Uobb
Powell; Sagert v Kuehne; Ste
phens v Mizner; Smith v Kinne;
Sellwood v Quackenbush; Slover
Lawrence: Stale v v Jackson;
Snow v Monroe; Trotter v Wii-
son: County v Duncan; TilTany v
Smith; United Kail way v Dooley;
Zwicker v Solomon
For hearing or trial Shank-
and v Shankland. Nov 20; Shep-
pard v Bowles. Dec 20; Souther
Ilillsboro Telephone Co, Dec
21; Powers Furniture Co v Jos
W Bailey. Nov 30; Martin v Ore
iron Electric. Nov 13; Knox
Oelrich, Dec 3; Jarvis v Atlee,
"ec 30; Ilillsboro v Foster, Nov
28; Galbreath v Wash Co. Nov
9; Elmore v O E Ky. Nov 27
hames v Becker. Nov A): bvans
v Lovegren. Dec 28,
Default and Judgment Blan
ton v Davis; Chittendon v Mc
Cullough; Harrington v Stephen
son; Hoyt v Babb et al; Hughson
Onderkirk and sureties; Mc
Leod v Linne; Scott v Wash-Ore
Corporation, costs,
Default and reference Wu kin
Wilkin,
The case of Irvin Julian v J N
Loudon, attack on deed from
Mrs Julian, now deceased, to her
son. the defendant, was thrown
out of court with judgment for
Loudon. Dr. F. A. Bailey testi
tied that Mrs. Julian was of the
soundest mind when making the
deed. Loudon testified that he
had cared for the mother, virtu
ally for years, and the court held
the conveyance was made with
out undue influence.
OREUON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 a m
7:19 a m
8:28 am
9:53 am
12:43 P m
3:59 P m
5:44 pm
8:09 - pm
9:li8 (Sat. only) pm
From Portland 55 minutes.
7:50 am
9:13 -a m
11:25 a m
2:05.. pm
4:30 pm
6:25 pm
7:20 " pm
9:12 (Sat only) pm
12:25 am
SMOOTINU MATCH
Herman Glaske will hold a shoot
ing match at his. place 1J miles
north of Orenco. beginning at
noon, sharp, Wednesday, Novem
ber 25, for fat geese, dressed or
alive. A lot of prime young beef,
450 pounds, will also be put up.
His place is located just east of
the Frank Imhrie fnrm.
SHOOTING MATCH
There will be a shooting match
ct Cornelius. Saturday, Nov. 21,
at ten a. m.. for turkeys, geese,
ducks, with plenty on hand for
all uarticipants. Shotgun and
rifle shooting.
F. L. Geiger, Manager.
All h'nts reduced at Emmott's
millinery. Ultf land cheaper. 33tf
T. U DeFreitas, the Cedar! Oliver Huston, of Portland,
Mill dairvman, was a city caller , was out the first of the week, at
today. ' tending circuit court
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Thd Booster Club will give a
dance at Hillahoro Hall. Friday
evening. Nov. 3). Ten cents
will admit and give one dance.
After that the nominal charge of
five cents per dance will be ex
acted. A local orchestra will
furnish the music, and the old
time dances, as well as the new.
will be on the program.
The big annua game between
the University of Oregon and
the Oregon Agricultural College
football teams will be played at
(Virvallis, Saturday. November
21st. For this occasion the P. E.
& E. will name open round trip
rates from all points. Portland to
Corvaliis, good for return until
Monday.
Prices that save you money -10c
outing flannel, now 8c per
yard; 12ic outing flannel, now
10c; 12J flannelettes, now 9c; 25c
satteens. now 21c and' 23c; 50c
serges, now 42c; SI serges, now
75c; 25c soiesette and poplins,
now lDc. These prices are good
until every yard has been sold.
Greers, Main St
Mrs. Grant Landess departed
this week for Eastern Oregon,
where she visits with her broth
er. Ed. Hen ton. of the Bake
Oven section. She visits rela
tives in Portlar.d until Saturday.
She will be absent a month, and
will visit at The Daltes on her
return.
Arthur Spiesschaert and fami
ly
have moved to the Anthony
ongue place, beyond North
'lains, and Arthur will try farm
life again. Years ago he farmed
for the Tongues, and they think
he has not yet lost his cunning
in the fields. .
For Sale: A good threshing
outot-H II. P. engine; 32 inch
separator, both Aultman-Taylor
makes; hay baler, chopper and
water wagon; all, complete J 1050;
half cash, balance on time. Ad
dress "Thresher," Care Argus.
lillsboro. Ore. 31 6
H. Taylor Hill, the old demo
cratic war horse of Crook Coun
ty in pioneer days, was out from
ortland Tuesday, on business
with abstract men. H. T. has
sold nearly all of his platted land
near Mountaindale.
Ten-inch, 12 inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shoes for men
at Greers.
J. C. Wilson, who moved last
year from the farm to Orenco.
was in the city Tuesday, and
called on the Argus. Jake says
he gets the farm bug in hi3
bonnet every little while, and
wants to get back to the soil.
When in Portland stop at the
Hotel Eaton. West Park and
Morrison Streets, located in the
heart of the theatre and shop
ping districts with all the con
veniences of a modern hotel, at
reasonable rates. Glen Hite,
Manager. 49tf
J. N. Ohler. who has been
running a shingle mill near Pa
cona, has moved to Gales Creek.
where he will reside m the fu
ture. He will start a shingle
mill about 8 miles above Gales
Creek post office.
Greers sell the W. L. Douglas
shoes for men. and the lied
Goose and Walton shoes for chil
dren. Try them.
The German Speaking Society
is still collecting money for the
use of the Red Cross in the Ger
man Army, and there appears to
be a general disposition among
the German Speaking people to
contribute liberally.
Ladies, attention! Greers have
a few Dieces of linen huck towel
ing at very low prices; bay
early.
Mrs. Dora Keed Barber, of
the Grove, has been in. the city
all week, with a bevy youngsters
who have either been before the
grand jury, or before Judge
Reasoner for a little advice.
Eli Bowbeer, sewer inspector,
has moved to Jackson St. be
tween Fourth and Fifth. Tele
phone. Main 562.
Lost -Rain coat light colored
also Dair tan gloves. Return to
Argus.
Postmaster J. C Lamkin has
been slightly indisposed the past
week.
Lost An English setter dog.
Name E. D. Lachance on collar.
Call E. A. Snodgrass, Main 693.
J. H. Hoffman, of Nehalem
Mountain, was In the citv Tues
day, enroute to Portland.
New styles in hats at Mrs.
Emmott's, and they are inex
pensive. 31tf
Frank Lichty, of Cedar Mill,
was transacting business in the
city Monday.
Greers have a fcood deal of D.
M. C. left Buy now while buy
ing is good. .
J.C. Buchanan, of Cornelius,
was a city visitor Monday morn
ing ;
R. Pubols, of West Union, was
in the county seat the first of the
week. '
You will find the watches
Hoffman's of neater patterns
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Ilillsboro, - - lxrtgon
Telephone office Mtia 103.
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DR. L. W. HYDE
Successor to Dr. LinkUter
Office over DtH Drug Store. Retu Jeuc
B-iselim.-, between 5th anil 6th Sta.
Hillsboro, Oregou
Frederick Andersen, M. U.
PHYSICIAN & SURGV '
Successor to Dr. Cunni uiiam.
Office and Drug Store,
Orenco, Oreg
Telephone uoniutction.
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Upstairs, in Linklatef Delto
Building, Main Street
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