fill WHO
'jfOBJOMS
La-0 !' lU,w "
SIX VfTOtB NO TU
. . . .. i Al-.'-
t IS wttl laiM
M . k
t.,rH ri Ball 111 IIWII t
CLa nal di-trict tax meet
( -T.nJ total of 21 UUtru t
(gM ut.a n'1 Uxrt f,r
Ci!.l,m urmanent road. Many
(Tib district which hv voted
C u 'H lu,k lh cM,nty
Crf to th largeat irtion
'Mh neral nlJ Ux and 'ld
I ... it, rtM-k road tax. ami i"
...,..r with a littl volun
work here and there, lit
,t 15 mile, if not 17 mile, ot
ajam rtail will l"' the marker
Uyiar l'Jia 1'iairici i,
1
trich held a camimign for
(Li n ItaMt arason. voted
a pccial tax.
rjh, ivturtm on tt apecial vutw
. l .lL.ai
aj i inn p.
Supervior Mills
i ( ha tieiiwrger ,
r
L.
Amt.
t.v,u
2137
t I I M
4 V l.ltniwn 10.
& J llkmh 1 355
t Jona Molitif 5 . . ill
g H.-nry He 6. . SCS
A Zietier 3... lw:t
Id J J Shevlin, 21 .. U77
II J J Wiamrr....l0 .. WW
U K CTorll .IS.. WI
J9 (Jain Kmmt .... f
John TrMrhri . 10.. . 4HJ
a JnoimmrrmBn !.... Ml
Carl IWggrvn. .3 Wl
i: C NVIaoii 7 ... 122.'
37 (Irani Mann f YXX
& Alfred Pierrn . 5 ... 21'.'.
1) I.Smith !W
17 Nu k Kemmer. f 1'J'd
43 John Schmcltzcr.& ....
Tolal voted flKll
AOMIMITKATOK'S NU1ICI!
lAkwh lMlt t" Dial ll i'l"
fm4 kw ban MltMl tif CuunlJT
.lwa All ir.i. niii
WMIIUI Mil MUM ill llvtlriim
lMHt. burirth Hi -t.,f
ith til ISirtiallua, or lu in l Hi
k air. !( K. H. Totigii, l Mill'.iw
(lit iMtiilwt S, 111.
Hiatt M.Iiii.iI.I. lii.inllilf
1 1 T'liiKua, AlUiriMi ir AJinmnir
TA.IAVIIIRI MCliTINU
f
1 iWt H Smith. S'cretary of
I Or.nn lUliunal lai K.'form
) Wintion, will talk to the tax
f Vvrrs of thin county at the
I '...I
Court U.H r k ith to Com
j.lmnt. Mm. Jack Mayhrick.
whtNUi liUMliunl Mat Mi-titrnri-il to
IK iw-hitrtitiary. MomUv. mm
fur ai-parttion. She aya liny
ti wr...I at Var.iouvt r. Wn..
in I'Jl t, ail that I..- lait alwavN
Im'vii violent in Ian roiul u i. atxl
at the imt- tinu tfiri-ati-nt-il to
kill hir father. Mayl.ru k huH
Un-n In tail for mw tirm. fail-
injr ti tfivt tmnil on thf threat
to kill, arul bImi facing' thf lar
ny rhart' for which ln n.
r'lvrl Ihi iK'nitt-ntiary wiit n(v.
Marirarrt i'llkinirton ma U. K.
I'llkinfton for ilivorr, alleirinir
marriage in 1x77. anl that th
huahani) h.n m-vrral tirtif !
m-rtitl hir mithout notice, n.
turninjf aftT U-nirthy almt-nn-a.
Shf nay h wurkt-ii to nupMrt
th rhililri'n mi l that I'llkinirton
would hrt'orm antfinl hn hi'
rffu-d louf him motwy. Thiy
own 3 aTii at North Tiuard.
and fclu wariln title ami $20
monthly alimony.
For Sal Span mulfi. lrok
xitik-lo und doiihlt, G ami 7 yean;
wt-ijjh 2.''0 IIh; nound and true.
Will Hell for cah. or trad for
fft rattlf. (ir fr-h milk cow.
- Frank (in-encr, IlilUUtro. Or.,
lloute 5. lUu M. S5-7
Mr. and Mr. J. A. Lemmon.
of (4rneliuii. were in the city
Tueaday. Mr. Inimon states
that the authorities Inlying horeeH
for the Hritixh government are
unahle to ir't nhi for trannpor
tat ion. and those who have sub
mitted horse for inflection and
iMMoiilile sale are now on the
waiting lint When the embargo
raini-s notice will le jtiven
through the press. Just when
that will l no one appear to
know. Quite a number have
siilinittii. horse fr insjM'rtion
in this county, and a law num-U-r
of deal in Ivistern Oregon
are now U intr held up for the
same reason.
Strayed or stolen from pasture
ur Jersey heifer. aUut 18
month old. -'Notify Ffc Uehse,
Hailey. place, near the old Fair
Crotinds. on Incline road. Ilillu
lH.ro. 35-7
You are invited to the Metho
dist church Sunday U join in
the irood thini! of the day. The
object for the morning in "Has
Christianity a Message tor This
Age?" The evening service will
be given to the young people.
Insinuation of the Kpworth
league otlicer w ill take place.
The evening aubject w ill I op
"The Undone or the I Kmc.'
For Sale: Some bull calves, ad
rnnred registered llolsteins,
from cow (ust tested by the
state department; old enough for
service. Kxtra tine iock.
Walter Zotzman, Cornelius, Ore,
Ignite 1.
1 llollenbeck. of ihove
Mountaindale, wa in town Mon-
Hi parent. Mr. ana iwrs.
JAMES MAYBHICK
some
Mukbnnd (irt I o 7 nnl
IMvoKf Sunimuni In trie day
STiHt: TIMII.S IKOM TUUlfl) DlllCt
Hail Al.u
larvalcicd u
I ilhcr-ia I iw
Jame Mavtirick, who ha4 been
in the county jail several months,
pleaded guilty to larceny from an
office, Tuesday, and was sen
tenced to an indeterminate term
of from one to seven yearn by
Judge Campbell. Tuesday. The
ofTense took place at Tigard,
where May brick lived, und where
he kept things in a Btate of tur
moil for some weeks, with his
wife' family, having at one
time threatened to kill thw
paternal ancestor of his wife.
After that Maybrick entered a
building, stole some saws, paint,
and other material and then
headed in at the county jail.
Concurrent with his sentence
Maybrick received a summon
from his wife, who ha su"d him
for divorce. The two. coming at
the same time, made things look
rather dark for the prisoner, but
hen he was taken to Salem, to-
ay, he had regained his delionair
manners, and wa ready to meet
all comers.
The court transacted other
iusiness a follows.
1'owcrs Furniture Co v IJai-
ey. judgment.
IhsmiKsed - r cms v bander-
son; Oregon r.iecinc v vioia
Smith, Folly Ann Kogera and
Agne Walker.
In the case of A l Wick vi A
Skidmore the jury returned a
erdict for plaintiff und the court
Mowed judgment on the verdict.
the defense asking it so that a
new trial could Ik? moved.
State v Tvmpleton lined IW
cash and given two year in
county bastile. Arranged so he
could pay fine $5 monthly, and
parole entered on incarceration.
Must report to sheriff monthly,
and keep out of saloons.
I'.XECLTOK'S N0TIC1!
N.itt. U linnili irlvrn Ihkl I. Hid uiel-r
iiiiI. !! I.ii hjr Hi t uiin 'iirtl
hm M'.iln nl Oriw.ill. tor W liinfii'ii
ticuilT, Uuljf m'iliill ereui..r ui "if
mUI of Uml Kllig-wn, iIi..rii. !
iW.llllT llllkllllwl lUHHCll All (MTMHlk
.vlii Uiiiii UfHltlkl O'lUl .lnll t
hil nnUlltnl Ui prwnl tlin nir In in
illi iiniiwr vmii.ii.in i iiiumim
ofW N IUrrll. t ltil!l"ir.i. Orr.n.
ilhln kit m.iiiliin Inmi nu .iri 01
lkiiilmr. IHH "
KiMiiiur nl lh wuutiil Miik r.uiR
rll , ilrol.
W N HurrMl, Allorm y KT fcireuwr.
for. Tucktr, bf near ReidvtllCi I
lua City caller Tuesday.
m Tfl nril! John Frank, of llewlviile, wail
Lll III I til a,ity cWf MondaV
S. A. I). Meek was in from
beyond North l'lains, Monday.
New styles in hats at Mr.
Frnmott's, and they are inex
ensive. 3ltf
Ceo. f. Hancock was down
from Forest Grove. Monday,
greeting friends.
You will find the watches at
Hotrman'a of neater patterns
and cheaper. IQtf
K,
tin.
Wednesday.
PUBLIC
DEO GA
kill Mi.
:i
OF &M LIBRARY
tlicrclset Will b Held at Build
j Inf. Dec 9, 8 p. m.
INSTITUTION PBESENrr.D TO CITY
Prarraa Will be ia the Library
Ktadiaf tiKtm
aid
The Ilillsboro Carnegie public
L Kraus. of South Tuala- library will be dedicated with ap-
was a county aeat visitor nrnnrita .rPa. wwn.a
eveninir. Dec 0. The buildinsr
Ten-inch, men. ami it-incn for th. firgt wil. tm 00ene(i
V Ilipoewu lOKKr iw men
at Jrecn.
A. Uenscheudt. of Cornelius,
wa a county seat caller yester
day. Greers have a good deal of I).
M. C. left. Huy now while buy
ing i good.
Iiorn. to Harry Kmrick and
wife, of near West Union. Nov.
25. i'JM. a daughter.
Watch for big announcement
f (irover Combs nextweek-a
surprise In Holiday annals.
m Mtajlav ni'it. I liflV
(ill muiiufj v-i"' - ., ,
t. Iec. 7th. 7:30 o'clock. It II C. HoMenlM-ck. are now . v.ng
Mliecial favor to this county on uieir properiy . -..-
t Mr. Smith nas arrangei io r .--
I the taxpayers how they can mem me nrKua ior vi...
4.... Kir tavna next vear bv present.
1 U-ast 25 per cent. Kvery one Ka Circle of the
:ho iiiiv taxes at all should Iw fiirUiiun Church will hold a
Wnt and hear what he has toll 'hrint mm Hazaar in the Link
k There is perhaps no other uU.r building, next door to the
)a in the State so well quaiineu i,elu Drug Store, Dec. 4 ana a.
L 1. .. iL a.aftaml aill.luir fttt I
aiis'ason inia ni - . ... ., , i,imi Bn(1
II. c.iik nir. mill nun. n. w. ---
air. oioivo. i - ... .. .....i. ...l.id.o. g
Children visueu wuu ivio. i
Thanksiriving. nne
W. A.
i . .l.. a i! rl Dulla.
non man naa me novnv ihi ., inm,l(, -BW w. a
ul g,Jd diaiDond iseMHrnriant 'fomet nMeni of
dneckchainiintown. Wtl JJJVe-t of town.
For sale: Three Chester Whitt
.l mm, to litter about reh.
ljocolt, 18 months old; and a 7-8
1 1 rtl ki inin Imll .. Herman Koehnke,
Frank S, Allen and Kva Heis- jHhoro. lU.ute 4, mile south of
a i I-.-.. t I . . . . 17.(1
Lost; Ketween farmingtnn
4 Laurel. oien-lactu ornce ei - t Fb
.lch. U'ave at Argus ol .ee ? u Vh ,.nthoU:tnd a7-i
d gel reward.-l'. M. Pulley. J f: V, , o . irmnn Koehnke,
'"V" . !l . ...... I. l
a
'were united in marriatru m
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. b.
urn. Forest urove, nov.
314. Itev. Ashley officiating.
Edward Grotwen and Kmma 0.
iliger were married Nov. a.
314. Itoth are popular young
pie of the West Union-uetn
y section.
Julie's Crossing.
m; Margaret DulTy. who has
i .. uHh hor nnrenis.
M Itev. Ashley ofllciaung. ' and wite of thi8
I Rilwnfil P.nwaen and Kmma 0. Liiu rnlorned to Hood Kiver,
Tdiu.ir utura marrioil Nov. 2T. ItKU ia.AlAW sin A will resume her
m j iiibii - ' " ' i 1 1 in n ni '
duties as surgical nurse in the
Hootl Kiver hospital.
niumnie Hour I the flour that
Jos. I'ongratz Jr., Duxton. and Lakes yr le8t nr0ttd and V88.
fnnces Sell, daughter of Frank lr a line hard wheat product
and wire, arxive nanus, wvrr vr sacK. oanci,
nwted a marriaira license Nov. iiinHboro Mercantile.
i
f' I .. ... I I .t Pnvnuliim
a i w iiieirnier. ui wnn"i
Morton, the negro bar- ' M iirke, agedlf),
out on S400 bond, .i...,k- nt .i A. lUirke. of for
tad with B statutory crime, I t (;r0Ve, were granted license
m iiainiair wuneas winn tn Vancouver, monuuY
VfcNeyhart. The case Is high- nnnent of the father
t
1 1 Frank
iff, i
rialaciotis-a little too much so
' ..i.i:.. !
iiuunc pnnis.
I The State InsDector has given
llillstioro Mercantile 18 out
) a poasible 20 points on the
'tore meat olantone of the
finest in the state. Their shop,
Mrigerator, slaughter house,
inn all .. ,- l ... 1 . L. kl.AM.nl..
loiuiecieu Willi viio mai- rneilim, ni ThonUn.
t scored hn 17 nnlnts ahv of kna nn at The Dalles, lhanks
fsalutfl perfection -and that's dvinf. with the Ashland loot
' - i " ...
inn some. oall team.
The annual school meeting J. E. Zimmerman
unon
the bride.
i tu re store has
vuio.m A
a tme inooi oihiicb n
crockery. See them before buy
ing, nd you win ouy mere,
of Ashland
horn nnd at Cor-
v siieu rnavin-B i. . .
iu im rr the week, lie
1L H. Kaltz, of Albany, was Bailey, chairman, and Councii-
m town Saturday, on a proies- men m. tl. Stevenson, j. h.
sional trip. Kerr and G. N. Taggart. the
Toys and Christmas presents funds coming from an appropna-
at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. See Vn irom. ine rounaa-
our line line before it is reduced, twn. ine sum tenoerea ana
, .ireceivea uy ine iiiiotuoru uorn-
Dr. C. B. Brown and wife, of mittM WM tlO.000. this beina
'ortland. were out Tuesday. the totai exDendd on buildinz
uest of relatives. an(j furnishings, and those who
John McClaran, of Gales Creek, have inspected the completed
... . . Iir.. J I I. Ik ... I U n . MM .
wa down 10 me ciiy neancs- ww anu wininrai hiuiiuii
EXPERTS' KMDKT
Arthur Boveridge has filed the
experts' report for auditing the
county books from Jan. 1. 1914
to Sent 30. 1W14. 1 he report is
voluminous, and find things
generally in good shajH', with no
charge ot graru u kicks, How
ever, at the charge of 25 cent
per meal for prisoners, tne aver
aire being three prisoners per
week, according to the jail reyis
ter. This would mean, men
alKiut MO per year excess o
navment on the total of board
The court some years ago tried
thfl S.ri tier week deal, with me
result that the administration
concluded to have the sheritl'u
office feed the charges.
The different county fund uai
ances follow:
kir natrol 1 4
Bldg fund 21.6-17 2'J
Cnfund 11W.&W 0,
State and Co school ... 42, 307 83
CoUoad H
Institute fund )
Library
Kstntea C(kS 28
Trust 338 82
Land Indemnity km w,
Hillsboro City wui
Forest Grove 2 32
Unavprton 102 75)
Cornelius &28 53
Sherwood w
(Wnnn loll 0
to the public, and an opportunity
for inspection givn. The exer
cises will be held in the library
and reading room, the program
beginning promptly at 8 o'clock.
The home orchestra. Earl Donel
son. violin; Wade Zumwalt, cor
net; Fred Zumwalt, trombone;
Vincent Kngeldinger, piano, and
0. Phelps, traps, will render se
lections during the evening.
The building of the library has
been under the direction of a
committee composed of Dr. F. A.
lar buildings in neighboring cities
are unanimous in prsisiag the
work of the committee. Wed
nesday evening will mark the
completion of the work of the
committee, and the building will
be turned over to the city, ar.d
ay forenoon.
The oldtime miller, Mosier. of
Gaston, was down to the city
Wednesday, greeting friends.
Lost Black shepherd dog,
bob-tail, white breast Answers
to name of Kex. ICeward. An- then in turn placed in charge of
na Wren, Cornelius, Ore., K. 1. 1 the library board reoently ap
F. S. Bradley and wife, of Pin.ted by the council.
!anks. were city callers Monday, le program, wnicn is suojeci
registered at the Hotel Wash- w cnange ana auauion, is a iw
For Sale: Good cow, fresh. Cj.n to Order.. ..Dr. F. A. Bailey
choice of three. Or will trade invocation.... Rev. R. tl Myers
for fat hogs, ready for market. Vocai bo0... Mrs. E. B. Tongue
- W. J. Head, Orenco. Or. 37-3 History of the Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Knox, of Public Library and .
Corvallis, were guests at the Presentation to Uty-or. Baiiev
home of Mrs. Knox's aunt. Mrs. vocai boio ur. l.. w. nyae
W. H. Taylor, Thanksgiving. Acceptance and Response
w th? i,Jl.rti0,,fV-Ssl Presentation of Needs
was
er and daughter. Miss Lottie.
the last of the week.
of the Library...W. N. Barrett
Reading Miss Griffith
Tmv!inir Pansenffer A irent I Various movements are ai-
Jenkins, of the Southern Pacific, ready on foot to raise funds to
was in the city menrstoi tne aia in securing uwrs, wie ucuik
a repetition ot tne piay, neuo
i. i i c ulim (rn. Bill," Dy local wieni unaer me
Recorder R. E. Phelps, of Cor- Hi . ' . , pppkin9 which
nuiius, was uown w me vujr jct
terday, on business at the court
house.
The Coffee Club will meet in
the City Hall. Saturday after
noon, at 2:30. All members are
requested to attend.
The Ladies of the Congrega
will Drobably be given at the
Crescent during the present
month.
k. N. Staehr, the proprietor
of the Bazaar next to post oit'tce.
Forest Grove, is probably the or
ly dealer in the state who ha a
full line of toys and Christmas
good in stock this year, and he
has not put any war prices on
them but sells dolls, toys and all
kind of Christmas Gifts for
young and old. cheaper than
ever. Besides this he give away
as usual, two prizes, a $25 doll
and a $15 watch to hi customers.
With every dollars worth of
Christmas good purchased at
his store between now and De
cember 25th a ticket with a num
ber i given and Christmas eve
the numbers are drawn. Who
ever holds the lucky numbers
get the prizes.
At the meeting of the Com
mercial Club Tuesday evening,
the report of Mr. Easter, on in
stalling the cluster light posts
for the city was considered.
Nicely formed cement post, io-
stalled would cost $85 each if 20
were put in. The matter was
continued. A committee to look
after arrangement for the needy
of the city was appointed - A. C.
Shute. J. H. Garrett. E. W. Har
ris, h. L. McLormick and O. N.
McKay. This committee will
appoint a sub-committee to look
after reports of this kind. They
will also consider the matter of a
public Christmas tree. The club
voted to purchase the player
pi no.
The Confederation of Geraian
Speaking Societies of Oregon re
quest the honor of your presence
at the Masonic Temple, West
Park and Yamhill, Portland,
Sunday and Monday. Dec. 6-T. 8
o clock p. m. Lectures: Ger
many. America and the Present
War," "Germany and the Pres
ent Political Situation of the
World." by Prof. Eugen Kuehne
mann, of Bresian. Germany,
late exchange Professor Harvard
University and Wisconsin Uni
versity. Lectures will be de
livered in English. Please bring
your la lies and friends. No
card of admission required.
The Oregonian gives the offi
cial figures abolishing hanging in
Oregon at 157 majority. There
is talk among some Portland law
yers that a move will be made to
have a recount. This i hardly
kely. however. Recounts of
this kind generally mean an in
creased majority, if anything.
particularly when the figures are
as large as this. Another claim
is that the present status leaves
no penalty tor treason. But that
is another storv-if all the poli
ticians who have committed trea
son against the state had been
hanged there would be an im
mense Btate graveyard.
All Saints Guild House. Epis
copal, on Washington street
Services every Sunday, begin
ning with Sunday School, 10 a.
m. ; Morning Prayer Service. 11
m.: Evening Service, 7:30
Study Class, every Tuesday, 2:30
rtaorantoaAU .
P. A. BAILEY, 11. D
Pfcytirlaa aa4 Barf
OtficaCpatalra la BetahMftefc BtoM
K Iiauna BiMitha a caraar BvaMla
aad Baeoad Strata.
Phonaa. olflcaCtty W; ruatil.CIty 'OB
H M. ERWIN, 11 D.
PSmOIA AMD tOROIOM
Sarfc-raa S. P. P. B. A H, P. LI R,
OAca la the TimlnM Block. Tftfol a4
Mam Straeta, Hillafaoro, Orago.
SaftWWJWWW
ELMERiH. SMITH It D. D. 01
PHYSICIAN & SURG BON
OSTEOPATH
Otfire Hoar to it a, aa.; Itoa, a,
Toekday, Tboradav, Hatarday a to J
Caila antwmd day or (. Both
pbuoca. OSct ow HiUaboio Matioaal.
J. 0. ROOD, H D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OPFICE:-Up'aifia Scbalawrka B da
pHOKK-OSca. City j&a; Baa. City S64
HIU.KBORO, OREGON
Room 16 Wkkhlngtoa Hotel
TUKS , THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Dr. AmHn E. Cofammmcft
Otleopathic Phyaiciaa
OfBat buora to fea 11 a. at . 1 to 4 P- m
MrWAAAVIMMMfM
MRS. PROSSER
Mrs. Sara Wing Prosser died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
tional Church will hold a Bazaar C. H. Brooks. First Street, Hills
Dec. 12. Watch for announce- boro, Dec. 3. 1314. She was
ment in next week's paper. born Oneida County. New York.
C, H. Sproat and wife, of May 25. 1838 nd was marned
it ... j ti .n..;0i. .1 1 ui 111. t. rruBscr. nan. k, uw.
Lrurivrnar The husband and the following
". r. , "'"Z 't i kV children survive: Mrs. Maria
a WB8 now iw, im ...-. . , Ponn . VVoltor
There will be a dance at the v 0f Wrens. Ore.: Mrs. C. H.
W. 0. W. hall, one mile west of Rmnka Hillshorn? H. J. Prosser.
Cedar Mill, Saturday night. Dec Newport Ore., and Mrs. Mattie
12. Admission. 5 cents. Ladies Vinvard. Fowler. Cal
V 1 J .. : n .. f .4 Q7.BI .n. . 1 it tl
iree. verjuwujf umveu. , m lWl. Mr. ana jura, rrosser
I moved to Oregon and settled
MrR. JOnn M. Drown na im -.o.L-11. K.via
r akAtIA uHba I near oiiiiuua. nuuc uicj
B
nary prown. ui uv m.At, theip hom untii .
are in tne city mis ween, guesw - -7 T. . .
1 llw auiaaaai
Of
and
School Dist funds ... 9.311 75
Snilal rnd .W
hist road 14.821 53
Ped license ...... 100 (X)
Willamette Valley ex.. 4 00
llralnnffe dist fund -. 28 bO
of above
9 mill tax to North Plains, in the Wallace sec
nntha arhnnl. was down Monday, ne
ondav voted
"-i""k n nine muillim aciimn. inn, ww 1
ndhavoir l:umf)nf ih riiatrict Lova hi district votea a sptu'
i.J "1'Y . "- . , 1.1 CturHfiV.
'UHI Uwlnuua Tkk maatinir IVMI,H InY Ol Q milia.
L-wt'a at about ten minutes to
after the business was con-
r
led. A number came at two
Peiock, due to the tact
in a notice was given the Ar-
r" fiat the session would con
l:e"t two, when the printed
ices read at 1:30. This came
result of that hour being
r" usual time of convening
. tl Minfl
C. C. Nelson, ot uacona.
in own the first of the week.
He refHirted a foot of snow at
Ink. and says that they look
for more every day.
.1 inriioa' suits from
$15 m St ChriBT Wuoat's. Second
street. Satisfaction guaranteed
and ttrst-class workmanship always.
Total $223,810 76
The cash on hand ia distributed
aa follows!
AmerNatl Hbo...,". .000 25
Him V W.iSW V)
HboComl " 40.944 42
ciminSnvimr Hbo 4,309 87
at Mtl V Grove SI. 633 62
Forest Grove Natl...... 39.0578
Cornelius State Hank.. w.o 00
Mu.,0h fn Hank. Banks 3.117 86
n0iAn Snt Hunk 4.6(2 08
vinni"" , ifi tvf
North Plains uanK...
Sherwood State Bank 9,015 24
Cash in l'roinco . . v "
Total on hand $223.810 76
, . 1 if L'ri... uii icn uiuiikiia wu
Mr. HOU mm. uu. invnaau . . m . . . . .il.
l 1 : 13 :. M.afA ILAKCB UlBbC & IIUU CBb AA V Viwna
rranKun n.er, -uu the services will be held in
For Sale: Twenty "head of the church at Scholls.
hoHhv O. I. C. barrows and
gilts, from 40 to 80 pounds.-W. notice of final settlement
C. Bolton, at Witch Hazel sia.,
A t I II A
on S. r.. AaareaB oavervon, T1CE ,g HEREBY GIVENi
Ore., 14. 4. I that th lAilftmlifiini. thodulr pinlntd
. . I qnaliHad and arting admlnliraHr of the
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the LWaof sanhJn ma, .uewuwd. bw
rnmmprei.al Club Wll ho d a Hlad In tha Oounty Court ol the Htata or
. em U7..KlnM rkit Cn inlw hta nrsl
. A 1. f 11..U I Iak a uriaauUi at aKiiiauai v x .- w --
meeting in me Viuo nuuius, .ocuumin tha matter of laid estate, antf
MnHau ounninirnCYt All mem-I thst Mid Cnurt hu IIkmI Mom'av, tuo 4IU
n iniinatxl to hfl In at. I January, A 1). Iwlo, at tha uour ol
tiers are requested to oe in I jo o'clock a m, of said day, i tiieoountv
twrnlarifp I ivmrt Kootu in the County Court House
, i in Htllaroro. tireson. u mm
Mpvf MnndSV and lUeSday nlnoaforhearinaobieutionato Haul anal
the People s Theatre will present J,, ror , w " c"l'"r u
the most unique mystery drama rDt. at Hiiiatwro. oreipm, thu 3rd
ever produced when Baggot will tf K-nlaM'rfii-i-appear
in all ten parts oiijhh, , deceased
"Shadows."
uJ m-, Yonr'a nitrht Jan. 1. 1 A kodak makes an excellen
uaiit J - v ... U7 !,.,,
Tkaa nrnna tnr HMt mm. I Amis Kllk ncro Ultui.
Thoa H Tongue Jt, Attoriw-y for Ad
I mintatrator
O AO LEY A tt&ZS
ATTORNKY3-AT-LAW
BooBi 1 aa4 1 Hkat BalUla
HILLSBORO. . , OlEMOS
E. B.TONQUE
ATTpRNBY-AT.UW
Officra apataira ia Scbalawrik Block
JOHN U. WALL
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW ,
Dpauin, A. C Shalt Bldf . Kaia A Mat
U1UABORO. ORBSUIl.
V7. N. BARRETT '
ATTORN RY-AT-LAW
Ornca: Mala Btraat. op. Ooert Moaaa
HILL? BORO ORHflOM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAIR
Office, npatalra ia Scbalnacrich Block
Hillsboro, - - ftesoa
KII&
ilV. f .7. . . . Im. 111. -
tainod characters. All nignt ine roaruiacy.
dunce. Three-piece orcnesira. p M. Hill, of Gaston, was
Tickets. $1. Everybody invited. U,wn to the county seat Tuesday
T. J. Ford, manager. m-v on probate business.
Dr. Withycombe, governor- h. p. Diamond and Phenamy
elect, has appointed an Eastern Stroud, of Portland, were
Oregon man as his private secre- granted a marriage license by
tary. He was formerly editor of rjigrk Luce yesterday. ,
a Bend paper, and naa Deen me Mopripd. A t Hillsboro Ore .
Oregonian correspondent for a. HSffifaZ!
eral years. officiating, Gustavo Abraham and
City election takes place Mon- Cressa Tennis,
day next, with the following Christmas stationery, cards.
candidates: Mayor-w. w. or- booklets -many things in this
rett and J. H. Garrett, umneu- Hnfl for .DDroDriate gifts.-The
Pharmacy.
a a m ry 1.1 HMAaai4 i anir mbipp Rnn r.isif i
trer and A. ia. marine, ocwuu, , r ;-r
H. W. Stauffer and F. W. Walch. per, of Seghers. were united fo
nLAa v. I. Prkin marriage. Dec. 1. 1914. in Hills-
vii.ru. " hm Haiv I R UAaanner of.
" , i nvtri m. i, BVifi ,iiriiiii:ai. 1 1 coaB i w
King have been granwa mama ficiaUng.
l: a
liccuou
Our place is headquarters for menxhoma3 Kerr and R. 0.
Santa Claua. The finest . dolls ; Vauffht, first ward; J.B. Trullin-
and dOII-DUggiea in v..j.
The Pharmacy
... i ii i
W. R. Chalmers ana warvw
p. m. ; Fancy work class, every
Thursday, 2 to 5; Young girls
club, every Saturday, I to
Study class for young girls wu
meet every Ihursday evening,
after New Year; also evening
classes in instrumental and voca!
music will be organized after the
first of January.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nachbatr,
well known at Buxton and Hills
boro, and who were residents
near Newton for the past ten
years, are now at Stuttgaia,
Germany. In a private letter
they tell E. I. Kuratli that they
are in good shape over there,
and that the war i3 not crippling
Germany's business at home.
They say they hope the thing
will be over before Summer, as
they intend coming back to the
U. S. A. before another year is
over.
A hack containing Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Burton, of near Phil
lips, was wrecked the other day,
a wheel coming off. They, to
gether with other occupants of
the vehicle, were thrown out.
Mr. Burton was somewhat in
jured about the head, and sus
tained a broken nose, wone oi
the others was injured. Mrs.
Burton is a sister of Gov.-Elect
Withycombe. Dr. Erwin at
tended Mr. Burton.
There will be a musical at the
Plymouth Congregational church
on Monday, Dec 7. at 8 o'clock.
for the benefit of the church im
provement fund. The soloist of
the evening will be Mrs. Ursula
Young, of Portland, who has
studied in Italy and New York.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Burke- Tongue, Mrs. Oliver
Gates, Mra.,Thos. H. Tongue
and Miss Mary Heidel. Admis
sion, zoc.
The Brotherhood of American
Yeomen will give an open mee'.
ing next Tuesday evening. De
cember8,at Odd fellows Hall.
Refreshments will ba served and
a fine program has been evolved.
No admission, and everybody
invited.
Edith Grabel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Grabel, of sout
of town, dislocated an arm while
at school, one day this week
Dr. F. A. Bailey attended the
injury.
; Thos. Withycombe, of Port
land, was out to Hillsboro this
week, greeting friends.
Telcpaane office Maia 103.
Mala 10J .
DR. L. W.HYDB
Sucocaaor to Dr. Uaklatar
Office om Delta Drag Store. RaaliWnca
Bateliaa, belweta 5th aad 6th Sta.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Frederick AiKJjxxta, M. 0.
PHYSICIAN & SURGFO.
Successor to Dr. Cunni.ikiuun.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco, OREOt
Telephone ennneotiooa.
MoA 3. BoaaM
SCHNADEL & LaHOCHE
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Olflce up-ataJra over Hillaboro National
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HILLSBORO - - - - ORaWON
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST;
Tfmleaie Bia. Rooaaalaad
HILL8BOR0, ORB.
tfala aa4 Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK, .
Dentist f
Upstaitin Unklater Dclti
BaUding, Main Stmt
Hillsboro - - - Or
cowman & vAiur-.r.ur
Attorneys-At-Law
Commercial Bank Elccx
up-eUirs ,
HUlsboro - Ortr
iUngS of th a Icinit .