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VOL. XXII
HILLSBORO, OREGON, APRIL 29, 1915
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mosses
DIBBO T.EUC
Pwsssrtaal With DMMcralk Tick
et. Forty-Five Years M
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nita or cmau was mcti d
Jackass Reevar Im tor SsmI seeer
f, Hairy Wssreff. Tnaaartf
Sheriff J. E. Kmvw wu last
week presented with ticket
piiatsj in 1870-45 years ago
tatiCiring. Iu complexion was
democratic, and it will t of In
terest to the old timers of the
county. Wm. Reeves, father of
the present sheriff, was a candi
date for the office of sheriff, and
was elected. Henry Wehrung.
father of W. H. Wehninir. of the
Hillsboro National, ran for trea
aurer. and Jackson Hoover, now
laying In Portland under a stroke
of paralysis, wu the candidate
for county school superintendent
Ulysses Jackson, well known to
all the pMoeersse, was a candi
date for commissioner.
Sheriff Reeves values the relic
hlchly. and will keep it as a sou-
venir. One of the names on the
ticket that is of especial interest.
also, is that of Ira E. Purdin.
who owns a farm near Forest
Grove. Mr. Purdin wu defeat
ed, hut subsequently wu elected
to the legislature.
The ticket had an old fashion
eo Doraer around it. and wm
about 8 inches In length and 3 in
width. At the head was an
eagle, with wines spread. The
names on the ticket, and adu
plicate, u to printing, follows:
UEUOCRATIC
Ticket
Washington County
For Representative to Congress
JOHN BURNETT
Prosecuting Atty.. 4th Jud.
Dist.
C. B. BELLINGER
For Joint Senator
A. VAN DUSEN
For Representatives
J. A. RICHARDSON
P. G. BUFORI)
For County Commissioners
ULYSSES JACKSON
W. W. GRAHAIf
For Sheriff
WU. REEVES 1
For County Clerk
IRA E. PURDIN. Jr.
rbr Treasurer
HENRY WEHRUNG
For School Superintendent
JACKSON HOOVER
For Assessor
GEO. R. COREY
For County Surveyor
WM. K.B1LYOU
For Coroner
CHAS. J. BULLOCK
t . P. AND P. B. &
All. except the P. K. s N trains
jrv electric, and stop at the de
pot on Main street,
t To Portland
Toreat Grove Train :G0 a. m.
MtMinnville Train 7:38 a. m.
Sheridan Train 9.58 p. m.
forest Grove Train 12:150 p. m.
McMinnville Train 2:15 p. on.
r'on-t Grovs Train.. .4:10 p. m.
Stigene Train ......4:63 p. m.
c
IcMinnville Train 6:37 p. m.
orest Grove Train 9:60 p. m.
From Portland
ugene Train arrives .. 8:15 a. m.
IcMinnville
9:42 a. m.
forest Grove
forest Grove
hendan
IcMinnville
forest Grove
orest Grove
JcMinnville
(All trains.
..11:63 a.m.
' . .3:16 p. m.
M ..4:30 p.m.
" . . .6:37 p. m.
.7:15 p.m.
" .. 9:00 p. m.
" ,12:16 a.m.
except Eugene
xrains, stop on
flag at North
,iange and Fir streets and
at
at
'ixth and Fir streets and
Tenth street
Steam Service ...... ...Old Depot
To Portland
P. R, & N. Train. ........ 1:37 p. m.
From Portland
R. A N. Train 1024 a.m.
Springtime is here, so now
Jk the lima In aalra arAn Rnv
your garden seeds st Greer's.
f C H. Mslcdm and Adolph
Xutschmann, of North of Orenco,
.were in the city Friday.
I H. C. Toelle, of Shady Brook,
.transacted business in town Fri
day afternoon. .
( Mr, and Mrs. Frank Imbrie, of
Orenco, were Hillsboro visitors
thelutof the week.
( Money to loan on first-class
arm security. Washington
County Abstract Title Com
ny; by E. J. UcAltar, liene-
Several of the local Knight of
ryihias are eonteinilattnir a trip
to Crater Uke. 82 mile Kant of
Med ford. August 17. The three
lug local va ev l k'M In S mi
thern Oregon will initiate a class
of IOU in the extinct crater. Wiz
ard Inland. The ceremonies will
Uke place in the very crater it
self, which is 150 feet in depth
and 3UU feet in diameter. The
government ha given the order
the exclusive control of Wiziril
Uland on August 18. and no one
will be allowed to land w ho ha
not the semi-annual pan word
Grand 1xlxe ollicers will be
present, and it i etiinaUd that
that WW K. of T. will attend the
big ceremonial. The elevation of
the crater U 7.0W feet The
boys will be st the National Re
serve one full day and part of
two. Med ford Knight will con
vey all visitors to the Lake with
aulos.
Portland. Or.. April 22: - State
school authorities throughout
Oregon are cooperating with the
State Hoard of Purentry and Ore
gon rorent I-ire Association in
carrying forest fire h-asona to
public school pupil In-fore the
1915 danger season oiiena. Over
seventy thousand little booklet
are being distributed containing
a story entitled "The Friends of
the Forest" written by K. T. Al
ten. which wesves into attractive
tory form, with a boy and mjuir
rel a heroes, the age-old pre
vslenee of fire in these states,
the struisles of the trees for
self-preservation nnd the interest
of men and children in our forest
return reus.
1 represent Spirella corseU-
not sold in stores. Will call at
homes on reuuent and do the
fitting, and teach how to adjust
anu wear me corse i. uur isuor
ed made-to-measure corsets, in
cluding the latent front lace, with
sn experienced corse tier service,
cost no more than high cla&s cor
sets purchased in stores. -Mrs.
II. K. Caudle, Hillsboro. nrth
and Jackson Streets, Phone No.
Msin 381 52-14
Oregon's laws prohibit the sale
of tobacco in any form, or the
gift of the same to any one un
der the age of IS years. It is
also unlawful for any hoy under
the age of 18 to smoke or use to
bacco in any form in any public
street, square, place, highway
or resort. Conviction for sale or
gift means a fine of not less than
5 nor more than $50, and a boy
violating the law can be fined
not less than one nor mote than
ten dollars, or imprisonment of
two days for each otTense.
You know the symptoms-
headache, eyeacbe, dizziness.
drowsinessWhat's the use of
telling it again. You want re-
ief-not talk. Satisfaction is
assured if vou patronize Dr.
Lowe. Ask your neighbor.
Fanny Welch, of Portland.
married in l'JOO, has sued Harry
Welch for divorce, alleging fail
ure to provide and crmi and in
human treatment She says her
husband is worth ten thousand
and she wants $200 suit money,
fifty dollars temporary alimony,
and such permanent alimony as
the court may direct
Wanted -at once: Youngmen
for automobile business. Big
pay. we mane you expert in
ten weeks by mail, ray us alter
we secure vou position. Century
Automobile Institute, Los Ange
les, Cal.
The Beaverton Hardware Go's
store was burglarized last Thurs
day during the night SherilT
Reeves .went t iieaverton tne
next morning, but the robbers
had made their getaway success
fully. The Earl Fisher brick block
at Beaverton, is rapidly nearing
comb et on. This is lteavvrton 8
second brick, and it is said all
the rooms have been leased at a
good rental.
For sale: A registered Hoi-
stein bull, yearling, and one six
months old. Gerhardt Goetze.
Cornelius, Route 2, south of
Blooming. 6-7
Ralph Withycombe, of South
Tualatin, was in , town the last
of the week, lie is rushing the
last of his Spring work through.
White Minorca eggs for hatch
Inir settintr of 15 lor $L Wil
lard Tupper, Hillsboro, Telephone
City 602. ' 49tf
Nick Kemmer, of Beaverton,
was in the city Friday morning,
on business at the court house.
C. Rhoades. of Sheridan was
down to Hi'.lBboro, Saturday
morning.
E. L; Maoes. of Laurel, was in
the city Monday morning.
See Shannon for young bulk
City 834.
Greer's for all kinds of bulk
C!G SCHOOL SFEllO
SttHwi SuperlnUntknt's Office Ei
petti 2,000 School ChiMres
NAV POLE WILL IE A Ft A Tit e
EuariUu Frwa SmiIm WiM Bic la
tat Mart 4 CMly
ineoM county seat will ring
with the voices of 2.0UQ school
children Saturday. May 1. if the
estimates of the office of the
county school superintendent do
not fall short The exercises
will consist ot the annual county
school spell, and -the entrants
will be from the third grades up
to the eighth, and the High
School classes. The broirram
will open at ten o'clock, and will
cloee at five.
Superintendent Barnes exoects
a big delegation in from the dis-
incu along the f. it & N.. as
an excursion train will run from
Buxton and return, maki
all along the line.
The Hillsboro schools will wind
s Maypole for the edification of
the visitors, and the movine Die
ture houses will ooen foe th
edification of the visitors
There will be diolnmaa iamuA
for the successful soellers. and
arrangements are made to take
care or the largest school crowd
ever assembled in the county
seat
Since these BDellinir mdImIi
have been initiated school author
ities State that the advance in
spelling has been wonderful It
has stimulated interest in one of
the sadly neglected branches of
the school studv. and the atim.
ulus has entered other branches,
as well.
UNION STOCK YARDS
Receipts for the week have been
cattle, 1013: calves, 32: hogs,
1807; sheep. 2347.
With a fsir run of cattle Mon
day the bulk of sales duplicated
last week prices. Heavy stuff is
not in demand, while light stuff
sold readily at a good figure.
Choice steers are quoted at 7 50
to 7 75. cows C 25 to 6 75. bulls
4 to 5 75, and stags 5 to 6 50.
A light run of hogs in the
swine division forced the market
up 15 to 20 cents over last week's
quotations. One load sold for
7 85 Mondsy while bulk of sales
went at 7 65 to 7 80. Prime
light hogs are bringing 7 85 at
close of week. Demand good.
Not many sheep came to mar
ket this week and quality offered
did not qualify for top prices.
Shearling lambs are quoted at
tb to 8, ewes 5 50 to 5 75, and
vearlings 6 75 to 7. Full wools
are $1 higher than prices quoted
on above shearlings.
Northern grown bulk garden
seeds at Greer's.
W. 11. Erwin. the Watkins
Remedy man for the south of
Baseline, has removed his head
quarters from Forest Grove to
Hillsboro, on Main St, between
Fourth and Fifth. 1'hone, Main
85G. . 4-6
F. M. Keenon, of above North
Plains, was in town the last of
the week. He brought in a pork
er that weighed 470 pounds,
dressed, and a youngster, which
began life last October, that
tipped the beam at 107 pounds.
OWhy be bothered with two
pairs of glasses? Call at
Washington Hotel, Saturday,
May 8, to 4 o'clock only, and
have Dr. Lowe show you the
new glasses with which you can
see all distances. He guarantees
all his glasses to satisfy, wheth
er they cost 12 or more. Scores
of references.
OREOON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 am
7:18 am
8:28 am
9:58 am
12:43 pm
3:58 pm
5:43 pm
8:10 : ..pm
9:li8 (Sat only) pm
From Portland 66 minutes.
7:54
9:20
a m
....am
11:25
...a m
2:05... v pm
4:27 pm
6:25.. .....pm
7:13 pm
9:12 (Sat only)... ... pm
Bring your eggs to Greer's.
Dr. Lowe will be fo Forest
Grove, May 7.
Harry Kline, of Laurel, wu in
town me last or the week.
W. n. Joos and wife were in
from beyond North Plains. Sat
urday aiternoon.
Adam Spies and family, of near
t : .. .. n .
rumonica, were in me city sac
urday.
Death to headaches-Dr
Lowes glasses. Ask1 you
neighbors.
C. C. Ams and wife, of Cedar
Mill, were in town the hut of the
week.
Money to loan on farm secur
ity. 1 represent three large fire
insurance companies. Give me a
call.-K L Kuratli.
John M. Wall went to Golden
a t .a
aaie, wasn.. Saturday morn in ir.
on legal business, returning the
first of the week.
Everybody knows that bulk
garden seeds are best Buy
them at Greer's and get the
price and assortment
Casper Kehrii. of near Quata-
ma,wasup rnday. His broth
er, Alexander, is again indis
posed.
Here you are Mr. Farmer 7
and 8 per cent money see me.
L. L. Perkins. Room 1 Commer
cial Bldg., Hillsboro. Ore.
Wanted: A woman, aged
about 25 years, for general
housework, in family of three.
Apply, mornings, 1153 Oak St,
Hillsboro, Ore. 6
For Sale Yearling registered
Holstein bull: also six months
registered Holstein bull; both
fine youngsters. Gerha'dt Go-
etze, Cornelius. Ore,. Route 2;
south of Cornelius. 5-7
D. B. Coolev went to Salem
the but of the week, and return
ed t j his Laurel ranch via the
automobile route, bringing home
his machine from the capital
county.
I saw cord wood. Doles uo to 12
inches in diameter, fence rails.
and boards of ail kinds, intn
stovewood lengths. Will go into
the country. Write, ohone or
call on me, Carl Skow, Hillsbo
ro. Phone. Citv 462. or eall at
Tualatin Hotel.
Seed for sugar beets for ex.
perimental planting has been re
ceived by Graver Combs for dis
tribution for the Commercial
Club. Quite a number have al
ready taken some for olantimr.
and there is vet three or four
days time for seeding.
J. P. Finta. with St. Marv'i
Home, at Beaverton, was in town
Saturday. .He states that the
mare recently stolen from th
Home barn was seen on the road
to Portland, the same night Mr.
Minor, of the Portland mountain.
passing the man who stole the
animal.
Geo. McGee. countv surveyor
received a telpcram Snnrfav
evening, announcing the critical
illness of his mother, at Pitts
burgh, ra., with a request to
hurrv East Mr. U-Hm Honarf.
ed Monday morning for home,
and mav be awav for several
months. C. E. Reiter will have
charge of the surveyor s office
aunng nis absence.
"Gintv" Hoffarber. who has
been the guest of the Hotel De
Reeves, Public Square, Hillsboro.
tor 2) days, was busy all last
week with the countv resoline
machine. . Hoffarber put the
machine in shape and rolled the
worth side or the square, and
then went out and rolled the
baseball park. "Ginty" is a good
mechanic and knows how to
handle the road car.
Dr. Lowe, the welt knnarn
olivsical eve specialist, aava-
the price of glasses gives title
totnemoniy. uiasses, without
knowledge and anrvie hanlr nf
them, are worth only the cost of
tne raw material, x our eyes ire
worth more money than moat of
us possess. Why take chances?
Go where service is first. He
nuta the cream nf mora than 99
years experience into his glasses.
scores 01 niiisooro references.
Consult him May 8. ,
Mrs. Nancv A. Johnson, of
Glencoe, was a city visitor Satur
day, accompanied by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Holcomb. Mrs.
Johnson is a native daughter of
Washington County, born on the
Johnson Donation Claim. Glen
coe. in 1844 Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Anderson Smith, came
to Oregon the year prior. Seventy-one
years is a long time for
residence in one vicinity, and
this estimable ladv. aside from a
few extended visits to her child
ran. hu mads this section her
Rio a a
IOT1 0
KnlfbU Make Tww Hesse Rnttla
One laalag-Was 12 to
4t a wmmmm
OA ME WAS FULL tf G3NCZ3
Vcltraas Wm Taelaaty fw tat U
ten. Was FaegM Mari
The Kn'ghts of Pythias took the
opening baseball contest at Ath
letic Park, Sunday, defeating
the Ben Hurs bv a acore af 12 tA
8. The game was marked bv
some good, as well as some loose
Disyme. but the battl waa m.
piete with interest It wm no
ones game until the last hall
wu pitched over, for the vnmi.
sters on the Ben Hur taun
foueht with deeneratlAn all h
time. CIV P-Mmin niok tnm
- - Sr.w.v .VI
me ivnignu, wiin ruelps st the
receiving end. while R. Schul-
mench was on th imihuI tm
the Hurs. Alf Harrington catch
------- -- -" mn
ing.
The Knitrht aiarnallzAri aim In.
ningb; smashing oat two home
runs, ueo. nciiee rattling the
fence boards for the first and
W. N. Harris knoekinw Un
one over the left field fence.
There was a good natured
rivalry between tha nr.anH-i
and the rooting was aa brilliant
as a Uonnybrook Fair. Dr. Er.
win was out with hi Aao
when it comes to rooting he is
some registered class.
there were a good many er.
rors, but everything toes in
tames like this, and who cares.
The Knights and Hum will again
meet on the diamond, and th
Hurs think they have a show to
beat out the veterans. - !
Wm. GaetternmniMrf ktt1'a
and strikes, and John ifakr
took care of the sacks decisions.
The line-up:
K.ofP. Ben Hur
Enireldinmr. Sh nilA t
Kirnr Lvtle. aa twiiu
Geo.McGee. lb Sigler. 2b-lb
rneips, c u H Schulmerich. If
r reeman. n R Shiilmui. n
W N Harris, 2b Albert Ray. Sb
" - - " mi apa AW
Jas Anderson, rf P Pauli. 2b
u nrown. rr wm Nai m ia ik
L Moore, If Jas Perkins, rf
Ait Harrington, e
scores by Innings:
K. Of P. 3 0 3 12O91 .19
Ben Hur 2 Q 0 0 3 0 0 1 2-8
CAMPBELL INSANE
Jos. Camnhell tnll.M
years age on cne Tillamook road,
was brouffht down Satnnfa mtti
examined by Drs. Smith and
Hyde for his unity. Campbell
imagines that his neighbors are
Derseeutinar him ant ! tumi.
cidsl in tendency. Some years
ago he lost his mountain home
by mortgage foreclosure, and ha
wu never dispossessed. He is
suffering from a malignant cancer
on his chin, and th thlno Lw
as though it had also a tendency
ra lupua. ne wu uk en to Salem
Saturday nio-ht PamnhAii im na
years old. and wu divorced from
rus wire several years ago. The
seven children went with the
mother, who moved to the county
seat It will be remembered
that Mversl cm-i iim Ae-u..
went to the Camnhll rlsna bKam
Gales Creek to take away a sew-
inn macnine. uampoell pro
ceeded to take down his old mus
ket and the official came awav
without tha maithtM r'a-m-.W.ii
- . vaiul-l
the other dav intimati tn Rvaa
that had he expected him he
might have had some trouble in
taking him. but the oWr am
not appear to be much intimi
dated.
An amuainar ineuUnt ahAwlnA
Campbell's aberration is sfcn
oya mensMnt tothsclert
the court when he lost his ft
by foreclosure in 1SC3. Itrc
JJec. l, 1SC3, summons servt
na anMriene eh-M hmhI
"BrS"" "- wwwaaaw ySW"r-Ml
dockets Of stats court declartd
ciosea ior juagment u provided
by law on each and aver mhi
named in the suit in controvercy
of the above named intitled suit
two thousand dollars captle and
five years imprisment hard laabor
receipU of judgment dew plaint
iff see sections 441 and 2273 ud
5332 and 17SD of nnitl stfM
revised itatutes."Campbell after-
waru iniormea some one that his
dictum, u above, meant til in
the suit, including the offiesn.
ine paper caused ripple ef
amuaeaant in eourt tdvri.
the time-but Campbell caafully
arrest for inaanitv. aitV.M-.k v
deed had passed from hia moral
years ago. iamposji tss ten
ciHKiig ana ss.;.za csssr ever
i 1
Really
;MADE in HILLSBORO
i NOT SHIPPED IN; BUT MANUFACTURED
HERE
entire stock of the Hillsboro L'umber Co. has
C?xelused by the Badger Lumber Company. It
ii being moved to their yard, Main Street and the P.
R & N. tracks, and is being sold at a great reduction.
1
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