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L. XXII
HILLSBORO, OREGON4 MAY 13, 1915
NO. 8
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'pt rap m
jurt' Dual- liWvrn Innings
J ol Ginger and Heart failure
ja scott is Five to row
lt Vlaliers M UK Mart f si al
laa Tsfy BmH
l KnigbUof Pythias team and
jnco met Sunday at Athletic
rk-and your Unci Dudley U
e to tell you that it waa the
St vama yet played on the local
junda to far aa the 1915 season
Soncerned. The matinee went
n Inning, and might have
twenty for all that, but for
jiaith by King Lytle. that put
jr the winning thatch. It was
pitchers' duel from start 1 to
h. and but for the luck of
'UII break a, not even a clair
yant could have told which
was entitled to the honors,
seman. pitcher for the K. P.
ym. struck out ten men. while
pnovan. for Orenco, was just
I mean, retiring a half-score.
Xh pitched league ball -that is
I aay we have seen many a
Sfue game where lha pitchers
1 nut mix ihem as well, or
rike out as many.
Nine hits were secured off
.Ycmen'a delivery, but they
ire well scattered. The 13
la olT tVmovan were also well
stributed.
Orenco has the making or a
e team, and la a nifty aggrav
ation.
5
The veteran Pythians played
luck, however, and bone-head
ys msde no difference.
liits were gleaned M follows -
lUboro. Engeldlnger. S: Lytle.
Hams. 1; Freeman. 3; Moyes.
Anderson, 1; Moore, 1; total
(Orenco. Faber, 1; Oty. 1: Inv
Vie. 1; Parker. 1; Girard. 1;
iftdle. 3: Kasmusen. 1.
The line up -
K.of P.
Orenco
geldinger. 3 b
Welch. 2 b
Faber. 1 b
Donovan. i
Vile, s
helps, c
!arris, 2 b
reeman. p
loyes, I f -jrown,
c f "
Otey, 3 b
Imbrie, I f
Parker, s s
tiirard. r f
Vnderson, r f
Mesd. c f
oore. 1 b
Sheidle, c
setter, utility
Score by innings
1 2 3 4 6 S 7 8 9 10 11
.P. 10001001 10 1-1
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and Thus. Wil
Um. Time of game. 2 hours.
9. P. AND P. 12. R.
ill. except (he P. It & N.. trains
re electric, and atop at the de-
t on Main street
To Portland
rint Drove Train 6:fi0 a. m.
IcMinnville Train 7:M a. m
Sheridan Train 9.68 p. m,
orent Grove Train .. . 12:60 p. m
est nnvil a Train 2:15 d. m
rtt Grove train. ...4:10 p. m
"gene Train 4:53 a m
Minnville Train 0:37 p. m
rest Grove Train 9:60 p. m
From Portland
Eugene Train arrives . 8:15 a. m
IcMinnville
9:42 a. m
Forest Grove
gorist Grove
Bhendan
sVMinnville
rorrst Grove
Forest Grove
JMcMinnyille
(All trains.
11:69 a, m
. 3:16 p. m
. 4:30 p. m
..6:37 p. m
.7:15 p. m
...9:00 D. m.
.12:15 a, m
except Eugene
irains, atop on
flag at North
Xange and Fir streets and
at
xth and Fir streets and
.Tenth ati-M
at
Steam Service ...... ...Old Depot
I To Portland
,P. K. ft N. Train 4:87 p. m
I From Portland
,P. R. ft N. Train 10:24 a. m
J. W. Cornelius, who la farm
IK BOUUl nr fTnrnalitia tuaa
in
the city the last of the week
Kreting his Hillsboro friends
W. says crona are looking
K, OUt hia IV BV hit ka visit
mm jupiter Pluviua a week or
ten daVB Sim wnillri hava hnon
'eryacceptable,
Mr. and Mm Rinka! Slnulo
OI HlMtintftAfl la anrl
, V. "I 7 M,",,w
wiiern ina mukaaii la .m..i
in the atltA hnalnaaa uaM rnaila
the last Of thai waalr mt ka knma
ui lie an1 Hm
QWy e thinka nmrnii la inmt
l va wamwaa aa Bwiiiai
reountry. They have just visited
aranama r air in uaiirornia,
na areenroutahsai,
W. II. Forney, of beyond Oak
'ark. it hi houxe and all out
building, exciting barn and ta
rag, by lire. laat Thursday night.
wtwifn eight and nine o clock.
hv blaze caught iu the bath
room, ami waa !! tindr way
before it wan discuvrrrd. The
piano and a few minor artuli'n
w-re unveil, but the rest of the
botiH4hold furniture and all the
clothing of the family w-re burn-
J. Mr. rorncy went into th
building to make an attempt to
save tome clothing, but the
flame drove him out He
scorched hit hair and eyebnmg
and sevi-My burnl one of his
ears. The Iom W entimuU'd at
from $:t.M to i;t..N). ami wan
covered by a little ovvr tilKK) in
surance. Mr. Forney procured
wo tents Friday morning, and
atartrd honukt-fping. lie will
build at once.
1 represent Spirella corsets
not sold in "tores. Will call at
homes on rwiutnt. and do the
fitting, and tench how to adjunt
and wear the corset. Our tailor
ed mait-lMiimure corsets, in
cluding the latest front lare, with
an experienced corset ier service.
ctntt no more than high class cor-
eta purchase! in stores. Mrs.
M. E. Caudle. Hillsboro, Fifth
and Jackson Streets. Phone No.
Main m. 52 U
W. V. Itergen. assintant cashier
at the American .National, re
turneii rrMay morning irom a
two weeks' stay at Klamath
'alls, where he installed one
of the Merge n-Comhs lire alarm
systems for the city. He was
very much taken with the beau
ty of the Southern Oregon coun
try, and came home laden with
pictures of the section. He says
thst Klamath Falls is growing
right along, and is one of the
Ix'st interior towns in the state.
Millions of dollars, he t tales.
have been expended down that
way on government irrigation
project, and in a few yers the
country will bloom like a rose
garden.
Dr. Willis llaynie has sued his
wife. Or. Nellie llayuie. for di
vorce. Husband and wife are
chiropractors, and it is evident
that the doctors have dis
agreed " The husband charges
that the wife is "quarrelsome,
fauH liii. ling, dissatisliinl ami im
possible to please." He alleges
that l has left htm at times
and left him in ignorance of her
whereabouts. They were mar
ried at Sisikane in llM.
Wanted at once: Youngmen
for automobile business. Big
lay. We make you cxiert in
ten weeks by mail, ray us alter
we secure vou position. Century
Automobile Institute, I.os Ange
les. Cal.
Mavor G. G. Patterson and
Councilinen McGready and Emer
son, of torest drove, were in
Hillsboro, rriday. Iisiking over
our sewer system. They came
down not only to see the physical
Droixwition. but to see the method
of apiHirtioning the costs. The
city of Forest Grove exp;cts to
have the new system installed
by Fall.
W. H. Fuller, who returned
last week from Ilozeman, Mon
tana, with Harding, of Aloha.
charged with non-support, says
that when he reached ISozetnan
the ground was covered with
snow and sleighing was in
nrogress. Ilu says the old Wi
lamette Valley. Garden of Kder
an it is. is good enough for him.
For Side: A registered Hoi-
stein bull, year intf. and one six
months old.Gorhardt Goete,
(Cornelius. Route 2. south of
Blooming. 5-7
At a meeting of the members
of the newly organized Sherwood
Commercial Club last Thursday
night, the slogan: bherwood,
the Onion City." was adopted.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Grebe, o
Laurel, were Hillsboro visitors
Saturday. A. L. has joined the
Ford brigade, and says he is go
ing to quit raising so many oats
J. W. Marsh, the Centerville
Dioneer. was in Thursday eve
ning and while in town invested
in a new buggy. J. W. says the
auto BDeed is too much for an
oldtimer.
White Minorca eggs for hntch
ins setting of 15 tor $1. Wil
lard Tupper, Hillsboro, Telephone
City 602. 4Utt
Marriage license was granted
Geo. Peter Splering and Mary
Vanderzanden. of the Banks
Greenville section, the last of the
week.
Theodore Berg and Nellie R
Jones, of Beaverton, were mar
ried at Vancouver. May 6, 1915
Kodaks and Supplies, develop
ing and printing done. The Delta
Drugstore, Eastman Agent, v-i
GO. Btn GOE
i.:ei at sherd
I'alruns of Muabandrv Have IUg
lime April 28
HVE MMiM THT IS PtEASINfl
Bcancrlaa Smm Has I artcal Oraaic is
Ibc Caaaly
Pomona Grange meeting on Wed
nesday. April 28 -Washington
County Pomona Grange was en
tertained royally at Sherwood by"
the local grange. A large crowd
(171) registered.
The morning session was taken
up with routine business and
tiie reports from Subordinate
Granges, eleven of the twelve in
the County having written re
ports. At noon all partook of
the bounteous spread prepared
by the good cooks of Sherwood
Grange.
The meeting in the afternoon
was in charge of the Lecturer.
Mrs. A. H. Flint, of Scholia, who
had prepared an excellent pro
gram, the principal topic for dis
cussion being "Co-operation in
buying and selling." itev. Blake,
of Tualatin, gave an interesting
talk on "American Citizenship."
In the evening Master. Philip
Olsen. of Orenco, assisted by
Past Master, B. G. Leedy. of
Corvallis. instructed a class of
forty-four in the Fifth or Pomo
na degree. A fine musical pro
gram was rendered by members
of the local Grange assisted by
members from Scholls Grange.
Sherwood Grange is now hold
ing its meetings in VVeckert s
Hall, one of the fine brick build
ings recently erected in the town,
snd is growing rapidly, owing to
the fact that it is buying com
modifies for the farm and home
on the co-operative plan at a
great reduction in price to its
members. "Beaverton! You
are still the largest bran go in
the county, but look out:
ihe next Pomona meeting will
bo held with dreen Mt. orange.
at Buxton, the 4th Wednesday
in July.
M. II. D. Corresponding Secy.
"TMU SENIOR"
taste of real college life with
all its fun and suint. and vet
with plenty of good serious com
mon sense running through it.
Is the treat which is being pre
pared by the Class of 1915, of the
ligh School, in the annual Sen
ior play. ine twnior gives
the usual variety of characters
ound in a "bunch" of college
fellows, from the dignified Senior
himself to the "graceful Fresh"
who falls down more times than
he takes steps, and who swears
jy what Pa says. The scenes
are typical or college lite, and
alford many interesting and
amusing situations.
Fhe class has spent much time
and elTort in producing a phy
that will be a credit to itself and
the school, and deserves the loy
al support of the community.
Ihe cast is as follows:
Gordon Walnwright. a Senior of
Lakeville University, not in
society" Elmer Fisher
"Perry" Spencer, "Pug" Collins.
Nick Meade, seniors in so
ciety Sam Bontley, Elmer
Batchelder, Chas. Deichman
Tommy Thompson, baseball star
and sophomore .... Dan hrwin
"Dub" Dulheld, champion de
bater Wade Zumwalt
Roane, a freshman who looks
the part James Mahon
Eleanor Forbes,, a popular girl . .
Ruby Tipton
Mrs. Lee, Eleanor's aunt and an
aristocrat Ella Bechen
Violet, a helpful sort of person. .
(Catherine Perry
Gertrude Spencer, Spencer's sis
ter Anna Berg
Miss Jones, a Lnkeville girl
Effle Bachelar
Miss White, visiting Lakeville...
Alma Spicker
Jean, chauffeur ...Arthur Connell
Mike, a lunch hustler
Leon Tamiesie
Crescent Theatre. Thursday
evening, May 13, at 8:00 o'clock.
Popular prices.
Race Horse For Sale-A gentle
buggy horse, broke double or
single. 'also to saddle. Iron gray
weighing close to 1000 lbs., age
between 5 and 6 years. This
horse won over all comers in the
pony race, at Beaverton, July 4,
1914 Earl E. Fisher, Owner:
Beaverton, Oregon. 8-9
Northern grown
eeda at Greer's.
bulk garden
Bring your eggs to Greer's.
W. N. Hathorn. of laurel.
was in town the last of the week.
Buy your Kodaks and Supplies
of the Delta Drug Store. East
man Agents. 7-11
Jos. Caw rue. of North Tuala
tin Plains, was a city visitor
Saturday.
J. D. Koch, supervisor of the
Blooming section, was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Solberger. of beyond
North Plains, was in the county
seat. Friday.
Here you are Mr. Farmer -7
and 8 per cent money see me,
E. L Perkins. Room 1 Commer
cial Bldg., Hillsboro, Ore.
M. M. Mead, of near Orenco.
has bought a small place over
near Kalama. Wash., and is mov
ing over this week.
EvervDody knows that Dulk
garden seeds are best Buy
them at Greer's and get the
price and assortment
J. R. Whitley and Marie John.
son. or Portland, were united in
marriage, in Hillsboro. May 6,
1915. Itev. T. L Duke officiating.
Money to loan on farm secur
ity. 1 represent three large fire
insurance companies. Give me a
call.-H L Kuratli.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thurston.
of near Beaverton. were in the
city Saturday. Thurston came
up for repairs on a road sprtnk-
er-sn indication that road work
is in progress down that way.
E. L James, of near Varley,
was in town Saturday. He re
ports that Miss Ernestine Brown.
of Santa Ana. Cal.. recently in
jured in an auto accident is now
able to attend school. '
Mr. and Mrs! T. S. Wilkes ar
rived here Saturday, arter a
honeymoon trip up the Columbia
River, a d have taken up house
keeping in the Wilkes home on
Railroad Street
Pasturage I have some fine
pasture land to rent and can
take care of 60 or 75 head cattle,
W. S. Willis, on the C. J. Bur-
chell place on the Lousignont
Lake, 4 miles North of Forest
Grove. 7-11
George Harrow was orer from
Oak Park, haturday. carrying
barb wire scratch fifteen inches
in length. He tumbled through
a narb wire ience the other
night while running to the For
nev fire, and a barb raked him
from his elbow to the knuckles.
Judge Stevenson, of Gales
Creek, was down to Hillsboro,
Saturday. The Judge has about
the finest private game reserve
of his own in the state, and
when he wants a deer all he has
to do is to go out to hia park, tie
one up, ana nave a neighbor
come over and shot it ,
1 saw cord wood, poles up to 12
inches in diameter, fence rails,
and boards of all kinds, into
stovewood lengths. Will go into
the country. Write, phone or,
call on me. Carl Skow, Hillsbo
ro. Phone. City 462, or call at
Tualatin Hotel.
Stranger things have happen
ed than that Washington County
might have a valuable agate
mine in the Goodin rock quarry,
owned, of course, by the Com
monwealth. Commissioner Han
ley has on exhibition several
pieces of water agate, one larger
than a man's fist, and which has
every appearance of being fit for
the work of a lapidary. Wheth
er or not it is commercial remains
to be seen, but it certainly
would take on a polish more
beautiful than fifty per cent of
the rock ground for watch fobs,
or brooches. One piece, as large
as a hair bushel, was last season
ground through the crusher, and
is scattered on the roads. The
agate is found in considerable
quantity, and investigation may
be made to see whether or not
we" have something worth
while.
OREOON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 .....am
7:18 a m
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12:43 pm
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DeleiMUfit Claims la laaactat of
Wroag-Dolaf ao4 Fights Case
CAtflED NAtE OP A1CKIE LEONARD
Castartd ly Sacraawate Skcrttf IS Niks
Fra-a CalifaraU Capital
Sheriff J. E. Reeves returned
Monday morning from Sacra
mento. CaL. bringing with him
Charles W. Loudon. cLarged with
a statutory offense, the state's
witness being Ida Vanderiio.
ho accompanied the Loudona
when they returned from St
Cloud, Florida, over a year ago.
After the warrant waa a worn
out in justice court Loudon sold
his place beyond North Plains.
and disappeared. Prior to thia
he had turned the Vanderiio girl
over- to Trauscher, of the Juven
ile court. Loudon aaya he went
from here to Winnipeg; Canada.
and from there to Wisconsin and
to Minnesota. He also says that
he went to Florida, and from
there to California, sirs. Loudon
was located in Los Angeles, some
months ago. and when the wife
left fork Sacramento she shipped
a trunk by freight The Los An-
gcles officials then notified Sheriff
Keeves of the shipment and he
wired the Sacramento aheriff to
watch for its arrival. Mrs.
Loudon had the trunk taken to
Bridge House, at a ranch. 18
miles out of Sacramhnto. where
Loudon was working under the
name of Archie Leonard. Loudon
waa supplied with funds and put
up a strong fight for habeas cor
pus release when 8heriff Reeves
arrived.
The aheriff waa unable to take
requisition with hia, owing to
the fact that WithTCombe w
at the Ceiilo celebration, and the
court postponed Loodoo'a pro
ceedings two days until the nec
essary papers arrived.
Loudon talked with the Argua
representative Monday, and he
says he has retained W. G. Hare
to defend the case, and that he
wm be acquitted, as he is not
her
been named as Matron at the
same institution. Both are wor
thy, and will make good officials.
Their Hillsboro friends wish
them every possible good luck in
their new stations.
HEISLERCHURCHILL
Harrison W.Heislerand Edith "L.
Churchill were united in msrri
age. May 5. 1915, Rev. J. S.
Lucas officiating. Both are pop
ular young people of Gales Creek.
the bride being a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Churchill,
and the groom a son of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Heisler.
TUALATIN
Tualatin will celebrate Independ
ence Day in grand style this
year, the event being staged for
Monday. July 5. The Tualatin
crass uano, wnicn win give a
concert in the afternoon and eve
t.ing, has charge of the affair.
There will be a parade in the
morning, followed by a program. 1
in the afternoon there will be a
series of contests, such as tug-of-war,
foot races, sack race, fat
men's races, etc This will be
followed by a good baseball
game. There will be dancing all
afternoon and evening in the
park. All in all. the Band will
see to it that there will be some
thing doing all the time.
Tualatin is the only place in
the east end Of the county that
has made any plana for a cele
bration, therefore it la expected
that everybody will be on hand
that day. Wilsonville. Oswesro.
Tigard. Sherwood and ISiddleton
are invited to join with Tualatin
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