lift BG US
KIID
lor
Man Aspirant
i ALSO WANTS ftACi
Jo Keale. WcU Kmwi tier.
Uses CmvU tm Attempt liatapa
SENDS LOVE NOTES TO WOMAN
ICeeely JH la Hailaeeua lit Sow af
FaUiolan Itaaace
flTffiflTT RUT A 'J with inUraat'
1 tTflmi LUI wMtrtr.1 yeatrrdav hrfore Judge
L liUWI I Campbell. hrn Thoa. Flynn. a
TorrciiMe a mechanic s hen on
property Mow lUaverton. lie
clalnw-d Siil) due fr labor and
akel for coU. lie contended
that he workvd twelve hours
daily, fur 12) days, and was paid
ht and was mvm board of the
value of fU). Iturgoyne, who
hired Hvnn. teatifled that h waa
MklM n4 FUM ler I t get but Si per day. but Flvnn
. . I ..... ...I ft I. I - . . . 1 - ..II
1iU.m, 1 aaa II pmn:iiin mui lie w iu ue pain
Piita may i. h l 1 ...
" ' aajif nutiit IflV UUIMUr VI
ff fla nililMtiitn ia M el fehi.aMHl aB..a
)SVcott, I ha mcrcneni o th sutler of Iturxoynv said that Jolm Kr. 0"y of Hillsbo-
V U out fr th poMtuun or nynn had attempted to court ro, and Helen Toewi. a woman
r ... a a ft.. til ...11 - t .. . a a r I .. ... .. ...
1 lame Warden, ana ne i nrr. ami mni sne repuwea ms who Is In jail awaiting trial on a
. valiant fight for the w minm wi charge of bigamy, have had a ro-
. ... . liiflrrL h lilt rlvnn BilmittMi tkatl .....
Wnt iBmhiii uut,iy , : . . - .h. h.H V : mance behind the bars in the
applicant by the name of U.j fcnj -he n.v-mi that Multnomah County jail Keefe
. . . L . ...Am Id ....ft I -.1 . ft ft . ft ft ... I I- i. ft I J . - .1 .
Yi. hut me wun7 nv ano riaa not. aaueu ner ii she uewg new to answer a cnarge
nati a sweetheart and upon re- of using the maiii to defraud.
ceiying a negative reply, asked
her how he would do for a tweet
heart, To this ahe objected
and rlynn yumped the vob
and the Inn followed. The court
gave him a decree but cut down
hi amount
him unanimous support
ktt has always wen an
tMirbtman. and he is fa
with all the game pre
of the state, and if ap-
he would make good
kilt U well known ail over
ntv. and ha a big sup
rurtland. There are few
lre widely known in the
Wi his friends say that
Full blood coal black
mare. 4 years old.
For sale:
t ' It at li tn
about 131)0; good worker, sound
and true. Also hiith grade Hoi-
stein cow, out of r rakes herd,
trace the position as well giving 4 gallons milk daily-Sell
..ih..r man in Oregon. with or without calf. - W. Ilay
... . I a ta-ii ft la A ft
K.it leaded In forest naru. iiiiimioro, it it oeiween
number of years, later uaurci and &choiis. 47
t, Caston. where h ntr- Plymouth Church Notes: Kif
merchandising business. v )mw xnnta wm vuu of Mr
i i.n. ..n:f - '
prominent m an b a ano jurrU at Tlymouth churrh Hon
of 1'ylhian. so ur ai day nf.,ht when took them
Yu is concerned hw scouting through China with his
tereopticon.T h e entertain
ment planned by the scouts.
which was to be given this week,
... . , . .. .
if a waMiungion i4)umy
d the plum. .
Krtt. the 8. I. engineer,
mm I'orlland on a short
ew tax measure Is re
bn the fourth page. Io
to nad it-it will tell
you can pay taxes.
change for stock, or for
cash and terms-my land
of I'ortland.-KitUeM
U s Creek, Ore.
ty library Is open eve-
Ninety three volumes
n received .from the
rary.
cqusinted with the new
Klicko-lteero. You will
Special sale price for a
me only, u large bottle
t the Den or sweets.
Lucy Sax ton lout a pair
glasses between llillsboro
' Hwk Creek bridge, this
Owner will pay reward
rn.
Booster Club will give an
f its popular dances at
Hall. Friday evening.
m. iu cents: dance, o
r. Kverybody invited,
liockenberry, a youni
aociated with the Ceder
e robliery. was'Mntcnccd
five years this morning
ruled on gcod behavior,
aroie is violated he win
He years.
ale or Trade - Have you
cows aa part payment
res, offered very cheat
acres at station, and 7
th house. - See Mrs. W,
n, at Witch Hazel Sta
49-51
.Clara Groff. and grand
Her Groff. departed Mon
(their home at Hays, Kan
;iu. GrolT haa been visiting
years with her son. in
lillsboro, and she has
any friends who regret
rture.
re invited to the services
ItaptiHt church Sunday.
prJ. Sherman Wallace of
iville college will preach
c of the morning sermon
The Ideal Christian;"
mil. "Ukn 1m
I'JIIII , It II T IIU dill.
Keefe has been on the 7th floor,
and Helen on the 8th. They ex
changed notes and were planning
an escape when the jailer hap
pened to discover their epistolary
courtship, Sunday's Oregonian
says:
"In their two weeki court
ship, John learned to address
Helen as "My Dearest Sun
shine," Their method of com
municating la revealed in one
paragraph of a letter written by
John Keefe.
"Please write to me dear," he
writes, "if you can today or to
night When you have a chance
to pass a note, sing I Need
You" at window No. 2. and then
t will go to window No. 3, and
you can pass the note down in
safety."
Having Uamedof this line of
has been poatuoned because of communication, Mr. Hurlburt in
the many other attractions. The
scouts are working hard and will
give a great program in the near
future.-Plymouth Church waa
glad to welcome so many last
Sunday morning at the first of
our Lenlen services, and to re
ceive four more into our fellow
ship. This makes eleven addi
tions this month. "What it
means to be a Christian" will be
the subject next Sunday morn
ing. The public is especially in
vited. -The Christian Kndeavor
Society of this church will lead
tercepted some of Helen Toew's
messages, and then determined
it was time to act He brought
Keefe Into the office and search
ed him. Tigthlv clenched in his
(1st was a letter he had just
written to Helen.
"It was just a joke." Keefe
stammered when Mr. Hurlburt
took the note from him. But
the note contained the detailed
plan of escape, and Mr. Hurlburt
did not see the ioke.
"My Dearest Sunshine," said
the letter. "1 have been think
the meetinir at the Christian ing and planning night and day
church next Sunday night. Ed- on how to get out of here and it
ward A. Harris. does not seem possible to get out
a ivmi -inn rt without the help of somebody on
front; six room residence; pave-
Bring your eggs to Greer's.
John G feller, of above Moun-
taJndale, waa in town yesterday.
Ham and sausage our special
ty. 11 ill boro Mercantile Co.
Harry Cline. of Laurel, was a
city caller Tuesday.
Greer's for all kinda of bulk
garden seeds.
John McClaran. of Galea Creek,
waa in town yesterday.
Springtime is here, so now
is the time to make garden. Buy
your garden seeds at Greer's.
Mr. Pezoldt of Phillips, was a
Argus caller the first of the
week.
Chicken grit ahell bone and
chick food at Greer's.
Oscar Johansen. of Farming-
ton, waa a county seat visitor
yesterday.
The best $15, blue serge, suit
in town at Hillsboro Mercantile
Co.
Walter Wianer. of Phillips, lost
a vvuable horse, yesterday, ine
animal cost Lira S200 at purchase.
Do not forget that Greers have
the largest assortment of bulk
garden seeda in the county.
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet
at the parlors of the Comercial
Club, next Monday evening.
H. M. Vanderzanden, of Roy.
was a Hillsboro visitor Tuesday.
Alt the latest reprint copy
right fiction, 60c, at Hoy fa.
John W. Bernards and H. C.
Carstens. of Roy. were in town
Tuesday.
The latest in ladies neckwear.
direct from Paris via Chicago, at
Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
Fred Zumwalt departed Tues
day morning for Eugene, where
he will spend the Summer.
Royal tailored suits always fit
and retain their shape. Hillsbo
ro Mercantile Co.
II H. Walker, of Cedar Mill.
was in town lueaoay, on Dull
ness.
The Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
have just received a shipment o!
20 steers nuff sed.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wick
strum, of Sixth and Fir. Feb
20, 1915, a son;
Wasalagta
Joimad
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Baylee. of
Weat Union, wer in the citv
the outside, it is good or you. itmhuIk
i mm: an mom reiuincr: uave-i . . .- . . t . ... t . i
men paid for: north of Chilian r'. " 2" Lt2
. u. . . . . . . mi a ii in imraaui lira waaii r ariaiaii
VMUUHi wii a t i v
ro. Price. SAWO. Inquire of L.
Shinnaberger. Southern Pacific
depot or J. S. Ashley. Forest
Grove. . 4Ctf
nature. But still if I do impose,
lit is your own fault for you have
made me want to get out You
have put new life into me and
made me want to get out so that
II can go away somewhere and
then have you with me always.
and then I know we will always
:ra o:i
c;stt.:st FOD
Ceaaty as TUU-
Tegetawr to Circait
NEW JUKE WILL K AffWNTEB
Cltclaaiai Wal at la Oiabrkt ft Itaclf
CI tint aai CaftwaMa
he legislature has passed a bi'l
uniting Washington and Tilla
mook counties into a separate
judicial district one circuit judge
to preside. The new law will
cost the county of Washington
perhaps one hundred dollars,
and it is expected that the sav
ing in costs of litigation to the
county alone, like that of board
of prisoners, cleaning up of the
docket less cost of juries being
called on delays, etc, will more
than counterbalance the excess
over the old regime. The new
judge will be a state officer, and
our one-fortieth of the tax will
not exceed the above amount
Prior to the passage of this
act Clatsop and Columbia Coun
ties, which together with Clack
amas and Washington Counties,
comprised the Fifth Judicial Dis
trict were detached therefrom.
This left Clackamas and Wash
ington in a separate district
Based upon the last census, this
district would contain the largest
population of any Judicial Dis
trict in the State of Oregon by
approximately thirteen thousand
people. It would have over twice
as much population, and over
twice as much litigation as many
of the Judicial Districts of the
State, and over three times the
population and litigation of
others. Therefore, as a matter
of right our county became en
titled to the new district There
can be do question but that a
great saving to the county will
result in expediting litigation,
and in the prompt trial of prisoners.
Msny feet that the Washing
ton County Delegation is to be
congratulated upon looking after
the best interests of their county.
The new judge will doubtless
be a Hillsboro man.
Of
be haDDV.'
Further on the letter advised
The relatives and friends of
Mm, Chas. Emrick gave her a
birthday surprise at her home on
Ninth and lMtneline. rebruary M.
Mr. Km rick was the recioient of
. . . . ii. n . i . . i. .l.
many nice and useiui presents, neien loews inai wnen ane waa
After an elaborate luncheon the released on oau, wmcn sneex-
. . ... a a
irueata deoarted Uhlng the peeled every day. sne was w
hmttMia manv returns of the dav. brocure three sawsand two files.
Th.Htt nnment: Messrs and Mes- She was to wrap them in a piece
dames Chas. Emrick, John Freu- of black cloth and wilt in the
don thai, Fred Schoen, Henry I street, seven stories below tne
Emrick: Meikiames Aug. Tews, Jail window, at 11 o cioc. nexi
Walter Tews. J. P. Shirley. Edw Saturday night Keefe would
Demmin. Julius Asbahr, Chas.
Krahmer: Helen and Erwin As-
bahr. Esther Schoen. Daniel Em
rick Jr.
A good investment-130 feet
front: six room residence; pave
ment paid for: north of Christian
church, on Third Street lliiisbo.
ro Price. $2000. Inquire of L
Shinnaberger. Southern Pacific
dooot or J. S. Ashley, Forest
Grove. 46tf
Next Tuesday evening the
Grand Theatre has a special on
depicting 100 war scenes, taken
by permmtiinn or the uetman
General utatT, The pictures will
lie supplemented by a lecture
stating the causes leading up to
the war. ittle if any of which,
not allord to miss these hns been published by the press.
1 he Sunday school Th u W sa d to be one of the best
tlOA M and" the young features on the war extant in
service Is at 6.30. The Oregon.
...ft! .ft.. .L...-.1. I.. I
eeuns oi me cnurcn ii in ...i v
. i i i nanieu hv uiivc, iuuiik iiic-u
...oWunnunH,..u. fw automobile business. Big
Ke and Margaret Hengon pgy. We make you expert in
ing some verbal scrsp in ten weeks by mail. Pay us after
we secure you position. Century
Automobile Institute, Los Ange
les, Cal.
MieR Fern Hobbs has tendered
her resignation as member of the
Accident Commission, to take
place May 21. The governor has
Iter resignation in his desk, but
ha not stated , what action he
will take. There will be about a
thousand applicants of the "old
reliable" after the position and
the Gov. may conclude that he
then make a long string from
bedclothes, lower the string to
the street Helen would tie the
package to the string, and the
(ilea and saws would be hoisted.
After he had sawed through
the bars, he would lower the
string again, and Helen would
attach a rope. With this, John
Keefe would lower himself to
freedom. He would go out alone,
for he said . he had not even told
his cell-mate of the plan.
The intimate thoughts and con
fidences ex Dressed in the several
letters which have fallen into
Mr. Hurlburt's hands are held
acred bv him. and he has Pre
served the letters. Perhaps he
will them over to their authors
when they are again given their City 602.
Blue Andelusian cockerels; also
a a w
eggs ror hatching. ea boob.
Forest Grove: phone 253. 48-
Geo, Robinson and wife,
Farmington. were city callers
Tuesday.
Wanted. Strong, healthy.
young woman for general house
work on farm. Call Farmer 314.
Money to loan on farm secur
ity. 1 represent three large fire
insurance companies. Give me a
call.-E. L Kuratli.
A. A. Walker and sister. Mrs.
Samuel Olds, of Portland, were
in town yesterday, on business
at the court house.
Will do type writing on call.
either at home or at office; copy
ing, or addressing of envelopes,
etc Phone City 97. 49
Combs' Furniture store has
added a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
Peter Gieabers, of Verboort
was In town yesterday. He aays
he is mighty glad that he isn't
living in the war zone these days.
Everybody knows that bulk
garden seeds are best Buy
them at Greer's and get the
price and assortment
White Minorca eggs for hatch
ing-setting of 15 tor SL-Wil-
lard Tupper, Hillsboro, Telephone
THE MOOSE DANCE
The bill to abolish the office of
county judges throughout the
state failed to pass at Salem.
Also the bill to make the county
clerk the avenue of requisition
for every purchase made by the
county official from circait
judge down to road supervisor.
Not even a lead pencil could have
been purchased without first
chasing down the clerk for a re-
fuisition. and receiving his O. K.
he clerk would then have or
dered the purchase. The clerk
would then have notified the
county board each day of their
session, just what bill he would
present them, and until thst
would be paid no more would
have been given them. He
would follow with another bill,
or set of bills, for the next day.
This law would have meant a
big "red tape" program product
ive of delay and tomfoolery and
it was really a mighty good
thing that it did not pess. Some
supervisor might have broken a
bolt in a drag scraper and he
would have to pass up the local
blacksmith, or local store, and
make a trip to the county seat
Not all the foolish measures pass,
anyway, eh!
For Sale Rose Comb Rhode
Island White eggs for hatching.
from prize winning stock; also
Siagle Comb White Leghorn eggs
for hatching, and day-old chicks.
Prices reasonable. Mrs. M. C
Davis. Hillsboro, R. 5. Phone
C 247. 49-51
Harvey Mathies, son of Mrs.
Julius Peterson, formerly of Cor
nelius, died last Saturday, at the
family borne in Portland, from
an operation for appendicitis.
Young Mathies wss aged 22
years, and was well known at
Cornelius, where his parents for
years conducted a store. He
had just passed the examination
as a dentist before the state
board. His mother and the fol
lowing brothers and sisters sur
vive: Albert and It G.; Mrs.
Elvina Kafer. Mrs. Anna Ray,
Hilda, Hattie and Onedie. The
body was taken to Cornelius for
burial.
Notice to Farmers: The Beth
any feed chopper will run Satur
day. Jan. 30. Feb. 13. Feb. 27.
March 13. March 27, and every
Saturday in April. Al. Croeni.
Probate: Estate Nathan J
Goodwin closed of record, with
property of testator going to
Martha M Goodwin for life, R C
Goodwin to then receive legacy
of $6500; Jno Weik. Jno Connell
and wm JUatcheider apptd ap-
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TUES , THURSDAY aad SATUKU.IY
Osteopathic Phyakiaa
Office boon iota ii a. ., 1 to 4 p. m
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tourt, all on paper plenc
GuBtave is a promoter.
I once brought suit in Chi-
r divorce. The wife block
and secured temporary
which Hengen did not
was jailed for contempt,
released on bond. Com
Oregon he promoted sev
.erpr ses. and he and his
ruin split up. He sued ft r
IUII. H VUIIIK 11INV 1UUI-
i ltd BlnpiH'd him publicly,
4..r..l iu ir. I. .
1IIV Will WIIIWVIK - . . i I - I I
k nftiu .J tl.of lion, will lie in a aaier narwir w just
-mu , . i- ., aa-l,,.
worth a lot of monev. uw iwian -
says he is "busted." us-
own pleadings, but agrees For sale: Choice Jersey cow,
can raise S6,000on a loan 5 yrs, just fresh; about 4 gallons
mend, and he will give milk daily. Cow and can, am
is much if she will settle Telenhone H. E. Grabhorn. Bea
Hw him to be freed. This verton Central. Residence three
miles south of Reedville. on
Cooper Mountain. 47-9
Mrs. T. J. Sheffield, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Emrick. departs
Saturday for Yuma, Arizona, to
e refuflcs to do. In tne
le of assets set forth as
ng to Hengen, the wife
e has all kinds of stocks
ids, while Hengen alleges
o either worth ess. or else
in must oav 1250 suit
and I2TiO attnrnev fena Sehulmerich's butter is clean.
r that aha mav nniaecute UnJ .iiam says so. Hillsboro
.. w , -.
oitnecaxa. I uercanuie uo.
liberty.
In the meantime he has moved
John Keefe to a far distant cor
ner of the jail.
For Sale or Trade Gray stal
lion, for team of horses. Stal
lion was 6 yean this spring;
weighs 1700. J Address Fred
Meyer, Hillsboro, R. 3. 49-61
J. W. Ravnard. of between
Laurel and Scholia, was in the
city midweek. Mr. Raynard says
the Scholia Telephone Company
will make a number of important
improvements soon.
For Sale Gasoline engine, six
horse power. In good repair,
Reasonable terms. H. M. Van-
dersanden, Forest Grove, Ore.,
R. 2. Phone 64. 49-61
L. L. Crawford, of Manning.
was in town yesterday, on busi
nesa at the court house. He ex
pects a big Fair it Forest Grove
this Fall.
The six year old son of Henry
Myers, of north of Cornelius, ran
the point of a pair of scissor in
his face the first of the week.
Dr. E. H. Smith attended the
injury.
Permelia Lawson has sued Jas.
Lawson for divorce. She aays
they were married in Michigan
in 1908, and that two yean ago
he deserted her, disappearing
from their home, and being seen
no more aince that data.
E. U. Wagy. a laundryman ol
Tillamook, was a city caller Tues
day, and spent an hour exchang
ing business views with r- u
Moore.
Arthur McGahey and Miss
Martha Sturm were united in
marriage at Vancouver. Wash,,
Feb. 11. 1916. They will reside
in Hillsboro. .
For sale; Two cows, one fresh.
the other to freshen between
now and April 1. S. M. Chap
man, 2 miles west of Hillsboro.
Phone Cornelius, 251. 48-0
Vinril Davis, who has been
conducting a pool room at Sheri
dan. has sold out and was in the
city yesterday. He will cast his
eye around for another location.
'" Money to loan on good farm
lands. Washington Co. In v. Co.
See Mr. Perkins. Room 1. Com
mercial Building, Hillsboro, Ore
gon. 43M
Mrs. Bert Follett and Miss
Maraaret Follett were over from
Tillamook, this week, guests of
relatives.
The best bargain In Hillsboro
4-room cottage, lot 60xl9& This
is a snap for cash, and the price
will suit you. Enquire at grocery
atore, Oak and Ninth. 49tr
Do not forget the Sixteenth
Annual Ball of the Hillsboro Fire
Department, which will be held
in Hillsboro Hall, on the evening
of Feb, Z3.
The dance at Hillsboro Hall.
given by the ladies of the Moose.
Monday evening, was the most
extensive affair of its kind ever
held in the county seat Never
in the history of the town has
there been so large an attend
ance. At a time when every
dining table seat was taken, and
the available floor space
taken, the seats about the hall
were all taken and at least a
hundred people were standing
about the foyer. The supper
served by the ladies was high-
complimented. Miss Hazel
Koontx. of Portland, rendered
several of her popular solos in
the big dining room, and she
was given an ovation at the
close of each.
The local orchestra. Earl Don-
elson. violin, the Zumwalt Bros.,
cornet and clarinet and Phelps,
traps, furnished the music,
A special car was brought in
from Beaverton. and it was
crowded to the doors, and a num
ber of Portland Moose were pres
ent Members of the order were
from a .distance of fifteen
miles and the ladies demonstra
ted that a dance of this kind is
easy to popularlize. ,
The results of the affair are
greater than anticipated by the
ladies in charge, and they are to
be congratulated upon the splen
did success. Mrs. Percy Long,
chairman of the committee.
wishes to thank all the ladies
who assisted in committee work
and in other ways, and also re
turns thanks to the public sup
porters. They expect to clear
up nearly 30 for the benefit
und.
The ladies decorated the dining
room and the Moose Hall for the
occasion, and many visited the
Moose headquarters.
ATTOR ME Y-AT-UkTSrl 1
Oifictr, aiHtalia la f iaalaairtCB Bloc
Hillsboro, - - fVejon
Telephone oflicc Mala lof, tkkura
Maia MS
DILL. TJ.IXYD2
Socetaaar to Or. Uaklanr
Office ow Delta Dn U. Eaatdtara
Baaeliaa, betwaaa Sa aad Stag.
Orejjou
i
Fredrick
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PHYSICIAN & SURGF.
Successor to Dr. Cunni .wham.
Office and Drug Store.
Oeenco. Ossct
Telephone onanaaUona.
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SOCIAL MEETINO
The annual social meeting of the
Coffee Club will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Im
brie, Wednesday evening, March
3, Thia is the-twenty-first anni
versary of the organization of
the Coffee Club, ai d all members Crescent,
and their husbands are requested
to attend.
p raisers estate Jno Forbes, deed;
estate Loretta Langell closed of -r us c u TflNRUR I R
record; estate Jno Somner, deed. 1 VHU li, J
receipts, cash, $3355.21, and real
ty. 11800. with exoetiditures at
$49.28; moneys distributed to
heirs, and estate to close of rec
ord; Geo E Swift apptd executor
will of Elizabeth Swift late of
Dilley, without bonds, and B A
Hoskins. Geo Stewart and Jos
Bryan to act as appraisers; estate
Geo Zetzman. deed, appraised at
$8700, realty, and $4190, person
al, cash distribution of $100 or
dered to each of the four heirs.
Lost: English Setter hunting Hillsboro,
dog; female. 4 years old, black
and white looks bluish; disap
peared about Jan. IS. Reward
for information leading to her
recovery. D. W. Wood, Hillsbo
ro.
Pricket School Dist No. 75 is
located on one of those sunny
slopes, north of Banks, that is
greeted so cheerily by the sun
shine in early spring. The school
is up to standard and for this
reason, you will find the pupils a
"sunshiny" bunch. The teacher
A. M. Zevely, is one of the lead
ing school-men of the county
The officers are Geo. Wilcox. Wm
McGill. and Wm. Thorn burg, di
rectors, and Chas. Kufli. clerk.
Bird house construction has
reached a staged of perfection in
thia school that even Polk county
Audobons cannot surpass.
ine Booster uub will give an
other of its Popular dances at
Hillsboro Hall, Friday evening.
Admission, 10 cents: dance, 6
cents per. Everybody invited.
The prohibition law passed by
the legislature and signed by
Gov. Withy com be allows a per
son (or family) to order each
month, two quarts of whiskey
and 24 quarts of beer. Senator
Wood says the word is "and"
notwithstanding many say it is
"or." A draft of the bill will
soon be here and then the uncer
tainty will be over. If the word
is and" the supply will be plen
ty.
Garden seeds in bulk at Greer's.
Oswald Olson appeared at the
Tuesday evening, in
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Mrs. Ova Bridges & Family.
song, and his numbers were the
best ever heard in Hillsboro. He
has a fine voice, and it is per
fectly trained and under splendid
control Mr. Olson will make his
mark in grand opera without
doubt
Fundamental music classes un
der Miss Wilcox will begin Tues-
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Portland. Ore., Feb. 23. 1916, sharp, in All Sanis Gui'd House,
1254 Washington Street Course,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hermens, 16 weeks: lessons. 10 cents each.
. i r ft . t. i
oi veroooru were cuy canera i d.- u.. m
this morning. have a copy of all the bills and
The Missionary Society of the the votes thereon, and he will bs
Cong. Church will meet at the Blessed to have anyess inUrcct-
home of Mrs. 0. B. Gates, Wed- led call and go through them ai
necl2y at 2: 0 Uzxik 8. azy Uzia aftxr tid tzzzl.
Bldg.
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af aia aad TaM.
laadt
DR. C. H. P0LLCC3,
Upstairs, in Uuklxttr Dslta
Buildiug, Maia inct
Uillaboro - - On
1 am now prapaied to laka KatoraMr
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