nucaoM agocs. raaacaiYa, aj-a
ilHSEOHS
A! (ffll USE
has Keaeun-a ,w .--
tl S14TCKNT AS W CHAW
L, Rraeaatr $! h teller. rvt
at Wake 0i Mess
. MMMtlmf at that
it III irnw twTMHn
r - . . i
art house, aaiuruay, pawu
Wdutions encouraging the leg-
tttur to economue on admin-
a A a, ft .
(ration, and praiaea inem lor
(llihing some of thecommls
,nii. Taking up the matter of
,. proposed judicial legislation,
letter of Judge ltMoner,
,ich follows, gave them mm
a of the expense of the old
IJ proposed systems. I he lei-
Wreaae In exMn to Wash
vt.m Cunty which would re-
Jl from the adoption or benate
r . .... aent a tit
II No. 73. I nia Din propum
al oliKh the County Judge and
ke him a County Comroiaalon-
and to create a Circuit Judge
u for thia County. It will re-
t in 30 circuit judge for the
t. here there are hut 22 now.
Salary Coat Old 8ytrm
Wr. i.atl4Wech
a....,...- a. Ml JTtfWa k
M-r year, corns siaw kwuw. w
'uithington Count v on
Vi .ni of fc.-O.OOO.0OO
aluation pays for 1 yr l.tHtKO
in'iiii rotiri waa in ace.
Urn UOdayiin Wash
gton Co during 1914.
bt or Clerk or court
atd on dep clerk l
alary at H85 per day 423 50
bliiT atf3erday ... 3:O.U0
I Ml cost circuit ct I2.CW.30
Ijudaesal forlyr 1.2U0.U0
otal t3.KW.30
ItonnaiHl System
S uit judrft. :J. at It.
)) each per yrar...$120.0tW.iu
n iu win jajr lur nr
ml ire a salary iter vr . z.ui.4U
L day setuion of court
Vhirh will Inevitably
Knultin the year: 305 1.174.25
rk of ct. rate a above 1.171.26
liiiT. rate as above.. 015.00
otal 11740.65
d coat of commission-
tr for 1 year, based on
iciuai cost ror yr ltui tKLK
otal ITi.C23.17
I net cost old system 3.8UH.30
ilTcrence ... $1,721.87
he foregoing are the bare
kirea. but there are other mat
Si to tie considered. Thecoun-
judge's time under tho pres.
system is almost entirely
Jupied in the transaction of
lnty business other than pro-
and Juvenile matters. Coun
business is the main volume
iit business, and it exacts hit
ire lime at the court homo.
rre must be some head to di
ll road and bridge building at-
r. and be there to attend to
large financial loses will ac-
k if matters are not attended
t once. It almost coca with-
saying that someone wid
e to devote all his time or
ln hand to attend to county
lines. Will it be one of the
missionera, or all or themi,
r. umber of days served by
commissioners in attendance
huirt at S3 per day each (most
nties U) is greatly shortened
the ract that the County
ge keeps track of the facts
olved in all transactions, and
them ready for the com-
inioners so they can dispose of
)m in a much shorter time.
bill evidently leave this
iter up to the Commissioners.
uld the comnriaaionera decide
haye one of their number (as
V will almost be forced to do)
n full time, that man will
o to be oa id. viz. 305 davs
$3, or 1315 and expenaes.
XMild they not do so. there ia a
M chance for their collective
he to be doubled or trebled,
l: Three of them at $3 per
, or 9 and expenses. So by
s process, no one ia eliminated,
il means provided for a great
expense in conducting the
rioutt matter involved.
'urthermore. how about the
rcuit Court and the Clerk's of-
H The county clerk or his
pity is required to attend the
PHiona of the circuit court ac-
!ling to the provisions of this
and to keep record of the
codings. He cannot be in
o places at once. The new
tem wilt undoubtedly result
circuit court being in session
I" j worxing aay, aooui mrec
I I -I Al
Pica ns mnnv Hav an before
pich means more expense. The
In. r 411 J Jili-l-i
iv's odice will also be called on
n iiiiice ana a imci Biiur-
devote more time.
I), li. Upturn-iAP.
County Judge of Washington
minty.
iiiHbWo, Ore., Jan. 29, 1915.
. hulmcrich's butter on sale at
.
"''Kiro Mercantile. I
M. S. Woodman, of RanWa. was'
the cltv tho flt nf ttia tuonb
p Dusines9 at the court house,
Jm Ibihrrtn, of 1'ortland. has
tiled suit in this county against
1. I'll lino, of neir Iteaverton,
asking for $.".orji) damages. Utr
injuries suntaine in May, 1913,
while th two were working at
the O. W. IL & N. shops. IU
tiertu says that I'iluso. asnisted
by one d. Itobertnti (he dues not
ay whether this ICoberto is a
relative, and the presumption is
that he is not) attacked him, and
that Itoberta held plaintiff's
srms behind his back, while I'll
u proceeded to belabor him
with a club. He was atruck on
the head and also on another
Crtion of his anatomy, which
ter on mwant a surgical opera
tion, for which he paid $50. Ito
berto auks for $5,000 damages
besides his expenditure. I'iluso
is down in the Ileaverton section
somewhere. After reading the
complaint one is constrained to
fwel Itoberto has a kick coming,
if he can prove his case.
Wanted at once: Young men
for automobile business, (tig
pay. We make you expert in
ten weeks by mail Fay us after
we secure you position. Century
Automobile Institute, Los Ange
les, Cat.
Julius Iterdstein and Mabel
(loldttein. of 1'ortland. were
united in marriage. Feb. 2, 1915,
by Judge 1). II. Iteasoner. Itride
and groom departed for Portland
the same evening. The groom
wrote the clerk a day or so prior
the marriage, asking him about
how much the expenses would
be, and Mr. Luce, having exper
ience in alTairs of this kind.
wrote him so lucid a reply that
Wanhington County was the re
cipient of the wedding honors.
r'or Sale -From heavy laying
lock. S. C White Leghorn cock
erels. and one 2-year-otd cock;
also some 2-year-old hens. Mrs.
J. A. Ilobbs. Cornelius, Ore., It.
1. I'hone Last 3, Cornelius. 47
Hon. Joseph llsre. of Uismark.
Uakota. was in town the last of
the week, a guest of Mrs. Hen
rietta Morgan, his niece. He ia
accompanied by his daughter.
and they left for Astoria the first
or the week to visit with Mr.
Hare's mother. Mrs. Kllen Hare.
They go from that place to Cali
fornia, to spend an extended
time. Mr. Hare is a brother of
the late Hon. W. 1). Hare.
For Sale: Four fresh cows.
Address A. Hinrichs. Ileaverton.
Ore.. Uoute 4. ltox 22 A. En
quire at Kelly store. Haxeldate.
2 miles south of tteedville. 44-6
Sidney Luce went to the Grove
the first of the week to visit with
friends and relatives, and will
start the last of the week for
hush, down near Nevada, where
he has been located a number of
years. He wilt go by rail to
Klamath Falls, and from that
point goes to within a short dis
tance from Lakcview, by an auto-stage
route, 150 miles from
Klamath. I
Money to loan on good farm
lands. Washington Co. Inv. Co,
See Mr. I'erkins, ltnom 1, Com
mercial Building, Hillsboro, Ore
gon. 43tf
There will be a dance at the
Hillshoro HalL Saturday evening,
Feb. 13. on the eve of St. Valen
tine. There will be a charge of
10 cents for admission, and a
charge of five cents per dance.
The management is making ev
ery effort to make this one or
the most popular dances of the
ason. The public ia cordially
united.
NVtico to Farmers: The Deth-
an reed chopper win run Satur
day. Jan. 30, Feb. 13, Feb. 27,
March 13, March CT, and every
Saturday tn April. At. Croeni.
lite wives of the members of
the Moose, Joa. L. Meek Lodge,
will givo a dance at Hillsboro
Hall. Monday evening. Feb. 22.
They will serve a fine luncheon,
and make all reel at home, xne
public has a general invitation.
The ladiea are giving thia enter
ta nmcnt to help the Moose
along with their building affairs.
You have often heard people
sayOh! Sugar " But we say
18 pounds of sugar for $1.
ttiijsboro Mercantile.
The Flying Squadron of the
Washington County Endeavor
Union will have charge of the
Christian Endeavor services at
the Christian Church, next Sun
day evening, at 6:30, and any
young lady or gentleman not af
filiated with any society in Hills
boro may attend, as a cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Corn, peas, tomatoes and beans
3 cans for 25 cents, or 90 cents
per dozen, at the Hillsboro Mer
cantile. Mrs. John M. Wall departed
Tuesday for Wallace, Idaho, for
an extended visit with Mrs. Al
bert Featherstone, well known
here as Miss Grace Foe, when a
resident of this city.
For Sale Thoroughbred Berk
shire pigs. I). B. Emrick, cor
ner Tenth and East Park Btreets,
Hillsboro. 42-tf
ML-a InrinSa Amhhnlfl nf Pnrf.
I 111 I aa UVIIIIIU 11 VII v v w
land, was a guest at the home of
her father, A. C. Archbold, Sun
dBV' v
1. J. Frances, of Tualntin. was
a city caller Tuesday afternoon.
i l'o::ey colls
THE LITIS
Caaty Clerk Luce Attached Court
Warraa U KoN T4ay
ova m ifotines mm tn
tall Ma Qrtatctl Hmmktr ! Tracts la
Hltlary ! tbt CwMly
Tax collection will open tomorrow
morning in County Treasurer K.
B. Sappington'a olftcb with the
largest roll in point of numerciai
strength the county has ever had
in its history.
The rolls were turned into the
county clerk this morning, and
Clerk Luce this afternoon at
tached the warrant of the coun
ty court authorizing the treasnrer
to proceed with the collection of
the tax.
Treasurer E. B. Sapping ton al
ready has over 300 inquiries from
outside parties, wanting to know
the amount of their taxes.
He will keep one man busy all
the time, answering correspond
ence, and even at that more help
will be needed to keep this lea
ture of collection out of the way.
The legislature as yet has done
nothing to change the collection
laws, and the probability is that
collection in the future will not
revert oack to the shentr as
thought at the first of the session.
ttJllUC SALE
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic aale at the J. reurer place.
milea East of Bethany, on the old
Uethany road, at one p. m., on
HON DAY .FEBRUARY 15
Three fresh cows: cow fresh
aboat March 1; cow in milk since
December; Two cows In milk
since October: grade Holstein
bull. 22 months old. good animal;
three heifers, fresh next June;
i yearling heifers; six-months
heifer; 2 heifers. 4 months old.
All have been tuberculin tested.
Terms of Sale: Under $20.
cash; over, six months bankable
approved note, at 8 per cent in
terest Two per sent off for
cash over $20.
Henry Zurfluh. Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
J. J. Wismer, Clerk.
HILLSBOUO ttCATS JOVIANS
The Hillsboro Bowling team met
and defeated the Portland Jo-
vians. Saturday night at the
Bentley-Kroeger alleys. Hillsbo
ro pulling through with 210
points to the good. Dr. E. 11.
Smith made the best score. 209.
and the best average, 183. The
visitors want a return game In
the not distant future. The score:
Jovians
Miller, 112. 122, 116 total, 350;
average. 116. Halls. 1G8, 150.
186; total. 454; average. 151.
Cogley. 180, 127. 161; total. 468;
average, 156. Sroufe, 163, 156,
121: total. 440; average, 147.
Priest 197. 161. 146; total. 504;
average. 168. Grand total. 2216.
Hillsboro
Dr. Smith. 181. 209. 164: total.
554; ave, 183. Downs, 162. 114.
135; total. 411; ave. 137. C.
Jack, 153, 170. 140; total. 472;
ave. 157. Shuts, 181. 158. 173;
total, 515; ave. 172. Olsen. 176.
143. 155; total. 474; ave. 158.
Grand total, 2426.
CAMP FIRE SOIREE
The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls
are working enthusiastically to
furnish Hillsboro with a program
ot music and mirth, Thursday
evening, February 18, in the
Christian Church. The program
will consist of Glee Club selec
tions, orignal pantomimes, piano
solos, duets and trios, readings,
and a humorous dialogue "A
Love of a Bonnet"
Price of admission w 11 be 25
cents. Watch these columns
next week for program.
The members are Lucy Bloyd,
Katie Brandaw, Evelyn Parent
Gussie Sigler, Beth Sigler, Ber
tha Souther, Kittie Souther,
Miriam Stauffer, Emma Tupper,
Minnie Zeigler, with Mrs. Myra
Miller-Stauffer as guardian.
FOR SALE
Ten acres, with two good 5-room
houses, small barn and other out
buildings. Good horse, buggy
and harness; cow; hog; 100 chick
ens; some furniture; feed in barn.
Located 10 miles south of Hills
boro, right next to sawmill that
runs most all the time.
Price $2250.
For particulars inquire of Eng
land & Collier. 46-48
Coffee Club Meeting ,
Mrs. W. N. Barrett and Mrs. E.
L Moore will entertain the Cot
fee Club. Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 6, at the home of Mrs. Bar
rett All members are request
ed to attend.
Z. M. LaRue, of Forest Grove,
was in town yesterday.
Diaries for 1915 at Hoyt'a.
John D. Koch, of above Bloom
ing, was in the city Monday af
ternoon. Ten-inch, 12-inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shoes for men
at Greers.
E. E. Yamell. of Timber, was
a county aeat caller the last or
the week.
John K. Zimmerman, of above
North Plains, wu in town yes
terday and today:
For Sale: Steel truck running
gears. Z and HMncn wheels.
See Chaa. Gardner, Hillsboro.
Chas. Geiberger, the road su
pervisor of below Tualatin, was
a city visitor the middle of the
week.
Farm for sale, or rent Mrs.
Mary A. Sullivan, Ileaverton,
Ore.. It 2. 44 6
J. J. Shevlin. of below Beaver
ton, was a city caller Monday,
on business witn me county
court
To Loan $5. 000 on farm lands,
at 8 percent No agents. Ad
dress, under sealed envelope on
ly. "A." care Argus. Hillsboro.
Ed. Olson, of near Sewell. was
in town Monday. He has an ex
change advertisement in another
column.
Lady wants a position as house
keeper in respectable family.
She has two little girls. Mrs.
E. Ames. Hillsboro. Ore.
Mrs. Jake Griffiths returned to
I her home in Carlton. Sunday, af
ter an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. F. Waldron.
Combs' Furniture store has
added a fine line of ' dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
J. S. Lorsung has moved from
the Greer residence into the
Wells place, on Fir Street just
east of the Baptist Church.
G. F. C. Geishert of near West
Union, was in town Monday. He
reports roads in bad shape out
his way.
Miss Marie Tunxat of Port
land, was in the city a guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tun
zat Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Peck, of Marti
nez. CaL, was the guest of her
niece, Mrs. It M. Erwin, Sun
day. Have you heard the new Victor
record It s a Long Long Way
to Tipperary." sung by John Mc-
CormackT If not drop in and
hear it
J. F. Haynie, of Forest Grove,
accompanied by his brother-in-law,
N. J. Barker, ot Portland,
was a Hillsboro visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Guy Powers, of the Hil'sboro
Mercantile, will be glsd to sup
ply- you with fresh butter milk
from Schulraerich's sanitary
creamery.
Mrs. M. H. Stevenson hss re
turned from Portland, where she
has been receiving medical treat
ment She is much improved in
health.
General Ransom Poet and the
Relief Corps will be entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Brush, who re
side on the Garden Tracts, West
Main, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Abraham Grossen and
children, who have been at the
Stoffera home in East Hillsboro,
for several days, have returned
to their home at Cape Horn, Wn.
F. T. Vandomelon, of Banks,
wss greeting friends in town
Monday evening. Van carried
mail on Route 3 for about seven
years, and knows every by-path
in that country.
For Sale Team horses, weight
2800; harness, hayrack, wagon,
mower, hayrake, all in good con
dition, and a rare bargain for
$430. Address Box 17, Route 5,
Hillsboro, Ore. 46-8
Robt M. Banks, of Banks, was
in town yesterday, enroute to
Yamhill County, on a short visit
While in town he spent an hour
with Deacon Mead, talking over
old times of the north county.
Fritz Pritzlaff. of Galea Creek.
was in the city tr.is morning,
returning from a visit with rel
atives at Seattle and the navy
yard. Fritz says that the mech
anics are all fairly busy over on
the Sound.
A good investment 130 feet
rant: six room residence; pave
ment paid for; north of Christian
church, on Third Street Hillsbo
ro. Price. $2000. Inquire of L.
Shinnaberger. Southern Pacific
depot or J. S. Ashley, Forest
Grove.' 46tf
Mr. and Mrs. S, Brisbine, of
Mora Ore., write the Argus
that Sherman County has been
having some Winter this year,
with mercury 3 below zero at
times. There is 'now snow on
the ground, and there is no
damages as yet to Fall sown
grain.
A good investment 130 feet
front; six room residence; pave
ment paid for; north of Christian
church, on Third Street Hillsbo
ro. Price. $2000. Inquire of L.
Shinnaberger, Southern Pacific
depot or J. S, Ashley, Forest
Grove. - 4Stf
ES COO?
SiiiEiSnSTC?
Object to taw Tabermoth. a Can-
forola Parasite
ASK OOV. WfTNVCOMSE TO ACT
CaBalam lac ft a Skaac ia Ik
Ortfas rVaaattra
Washington County Pomona
Grange, in session at Beaverton,
last week, passed the following
resolution, self explanatory:
Whereas; the Tubermoth is a
m t dangerous pest and is a
serious menace to the agricultur
al interests ot any state; and.
whereas; many localities in the
state of California are badly in
fected therewith, and through
the Inefficiency of inspection and
the selfish desire of disposing of
the potato crops, have been, and
doubtless will be. shipped into
the stste of Oregon, thus
jeopardizing the potato industry
of our state; and. whereas; in
spection is in our opinion inade
quate to properly deal with the
seriousness of the situation. Now
therefore.
Be it resolved by Washington
county romona Grange, in ses
sion st Beaverton. Ore., January
27. 1915. that we request the
President of the State Board of
Horticulture, acting with the
Governor of the State, to pro
hibit the importation of potatoes
from California into this state,
until such danger is abated; and.
oe it runner resolved, that a
copy of these resolutions be sent
to the governor and the presi
dent of state board of horticul
ture, and a copy be furnished
the county papers.
A committee, consisting of C
a Stokes. J. W. Shuts and S. E
Lawrence, submitted a resolu
tion, which wss carried, asking
the defeat of the proposed horti
cultural law, but asked for the
elimination of the "Commission-er-at-large"
in the present stat
ute. The resolution was sent to
the Senate and House at Salem.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale on the Byron ranch, one
mile south of Tualatin. Oregon.
MM la nwa Vawmtt DmI a k
y m4W" .,-, w u
highest bidder, his entire dairy
herd and farm implements, n
) JSu a. m,, on
THURSDAY. FEB. 18
Five head fine horses, 3 of
them mares ;Iot farm implements;
3 Holstein Fnesian cows, full
blooded, not registered; 25 Hoi
stein cows, high grade, nearly
full blooded; 10 high grade Dur
ham cows; 5 high grade Jerseys;
heifer, 2 years, full blooded Hol
stein Fritsian, not registered,
due about April; 4 heifers, 2 yrs,
high grade Holstein Friesian, all
due in April and May; 4 heifers,
year.ings and over. Holstein
Friesian. high grade; 2 heifers.
6 months, not registered ;2 calves,
high grade Holstein, 2 snos; high
grade Holstein Friesian bull (7-8),
H yrs, a big. fine fellow, dam a
fine milker. Nearly half of my
cows are fresh and nearly all the
others are due between now and
Spring. All this stock has been
bred to a full blooded Holstein
Friesian bull. Tested against
tuberculosis.
Lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale: Under $10,
cash; over, 6 months time, hank
able note, at 6 per cent interest;
2 per cent off,, cash over $10.
Emu Lauber, Owner.
Col. Geiberger, Auctioneer.
POMONA QRANQE
Washington County
p.
romona
Grange met at Beaverton. Jan.
Zh and installed the following
officers, which were elected Oct
28: Chaa H Hayes, overseer.
Sherwood; Mrs A B Flint lec
turer, Scholia; Ben Patton. atew-
ard, Beaverton; Harold Cutting,
asst steward. Butte; J C Miller,
treasurer, Washington, No 313;
Mrs Alice Cutting, chaplain,
Butte; H T Buxton, secretary,
Gale; Marion Westcott gate
keeper, Washington; Mrs H T
Buxton, Pomona, Gale; Mrs A E
Rye. Ceres. Green Mountain:
Pearl Gary, Flora, Washington:
Helen Olson, lady asst steward.
Hillsboro. Philip Olson, of the
Hillsboro Grange, officiated as
installing officer.
SURPRISE
A larcro tinmK nf Iha mamharal
of the German Presbyterian
Church, of Bethany, tendered
their pastor, itev. utto Hotiner,
a aiirni-ioa lnaf Siinitau ftm thai
uu. iwvi iiw. ...
service, in occasion oeing nia
tniriy-secona mrtnaay. xne
gathering was unexpected I on the
park wi wiv Wkwr aura true, ilia
visitors brought luncheon with
them. Mr. Hoff ner was present
ed with a very neat birthday
ritt by his parishioners.
All the latest reprint copy
right fiction, Wc, at Ccyt'a.
Probate: Adrnx estate K R
Creighton authorized to pay
I73L15 on claims; adrnx estate of
Julius Itei authorized to sell real
ty, bond fixed at $6000; Cora B
Joyee apptd adrnx estate Phebe
Kennedy, who died Jan 5. near
Sherwood; final settlement Eliza
beth Jackson est sat for March
1; John Pearson and G C Fnsbie
and Geo R Bagley to appraise
Alex B McDonnell estate; estate
of J J Hartley appraised at $6,
54427. personal property, no
realty; R R Creighton est set for
final bearing. March 8; estate
Sarab Jtne Hill closed of record;
estate John Milne, deed, set for
final hearing March 8.
"Master Key" is to! be shown
orr screen soon. Next Wednes
day and Thursday the new and
greater serial play will be on at
the People's Theatre. Lovers of
the better photoplays should see
"The Master Key."
Roscoe Powers, the young son
of Lewis Powers, of Leisy ville.
manufactured a steam engine
put of a 10-gallon milk can the
other day. He built a fire under
the can, and it was not long un
til he. had a full head of steam
on. The plug, oreyclioder head,
or something of the kind, blew
out and scalded the lad's face
and chest Dr. Erwin attended
the inqury. Young Powers says
be ia going to install a safety
valve in the next machine he
perfects.
Tbe Coffee Gob held a social
meeting at the Commercial Club
Rooms. Friday afternoon. Five
Hundred and a guessing contest
were the afternoon s pleasures.
Mrs. Geo. K. Bagley was award
ed the honors in the contest and
Mrs. G. C Combs and Mrs. L A.
Long had the high score st "500."
C. W. McNamer was down
from Forest Grove, this after
noon, and transacted business at
the court house. C W. says
that he recently heard from C
F. Miller, who was lately at
Duncan. Arizona, taking in the
sunshine of the Southland. Mil
ler is close to the Mexican bor
der, and when he returns he will
have all kinds of incidents to re
late. Wanted: Fat or poor -cows,
bulls, or anything you wish to
turn to beef. Will exchange
good milk cows for beef cattle.
Phone or write Peterson Bros.,
Forest Grove. Ore. 46-8
James Plumlee is being tried
this afternoon in Judge Smith's
court on a charge of killing a
deer out of season,, the offense
i j. . ... ,
l" t,
y '"
ij avers ma lunwcutc auiu ia
fighting the case tooth and nail.
Uuite an array or witnesses are
down from the Gaston section on
the case.
Midnight dance at Helvetia
Hall. Saturday evening, Feb. 20.
Everybody invited. Thos. Ford,
Manager. 46-8
The youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Art Gilmore, Dorothy,
accidentally put her hand in the
heater the other day, and sus
tained a severe burn. Dr. Robb
was called, and found it neces
sary to file on a ring from the
chiid'a finger to prevent a bad
wound.
Reward: For return, of lost
book of check stubs. Badger
Lumber Company.
Arthur Bulloch was taken to
the asylum this morning the
officers acting upon the advice of
Dr. F. A. Bailey, who held that
the young man was in a state of
dementia that might be danger
ous. The guards came this
morning and took the young fel
low to Salem. Later on he may
be deported.
The Board of Governors of the
Commercial Club nave elected
the following officers for the en
suing year President S. C
Killen;. secretary. C. E. Wells;
vice president Grover C. Combs
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The Pythian Sisters will have
I a social meeting at the K. of P
I Halt Friday evening. Feb. 6.
Knights. Pythian Sisters, and
their families are cordially invited
to attend.
u si. MePherson. or near
West Union, was in the city yes
terday, meeting his mother, who
came up from the Eugene coun
try on a visit
North Plains is advertising for
another saloon license, and it is
said the hotel has the largest list
of signers ever written, to pres
ent to tne county court
The Moose committee is wind
ing up its work preparatory to
getting the pipers ready for the
issuing or the bonds ror the new
building.
C Whitmom. of near I AUrel.
was a cito visitor yesterday. He
repona rail oau injured badly
up n way.
n J iu.l .tm'
. umnw uick,oi west union,
found a horse cover on the Cor.
De u road, recently. Owner ean
have same by paying cost of adv.
Bora, to John Martinolich and
wife, of Port and. at the W. C.
Uudaon place, North Hillsboro.
Jan. si. lSUi a daughter.
aa . .
John Wismer. of Cedar tlill.l
in tisedty the first of the
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