gaies
DIKE
CTOR
.6.
PETER BOSCOVJ, GLERX
The Berime Court has quaih-
P1 all hi.e of urttlH a rvrr Set
tji"g iw ny of the Southern
lii ifir grant lan.lt. The Court
hold that th Un it do not revert
to the government htvause thrv
' ' "" I were n t ld to arttler at $250
4 tkta IJutl Wuy (M-r arre. as the ortinal gift was
' m a m ail 1 1 . 1 .-i. I a.. l. I a
Vf5 r. !- IHM. ' i u.irreu. i in.
f " immih mat ni.iwtirman.iing
t the resolution tiajuol h
.,, somite tut mtusiimw
lWrl
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1
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A'iDr.EVi SCIIILD AR
RESTED at raffi
CkarcH With ItebMng On l In
Ley man Itrother
,u jHMtpIc attended the an
.ihI meeting Momlay af.
..ii ut tie ItiteH Schwa1 build
j.m.I unanimously Hit ted
r It. Gate director, and
I'-.h-jw, cirra. wtw laurr
tun; himself. There were
! , r nominations and the
,, were by acclamation.
H nlt-y placed Mr. Gate in
Min.it and T. H.Tongue Jr.
I Mr. Itottco. Of lhwe
,,t t n r ladies.
.n motion of II. T. Bagiey,
i Miuii Dr. amlene named a
, , .-nitre uf three, to audit the
, , I hi.I the Cirrk W. V. Iter
, . bnl Kuratti and C. K
i. . i. mail and ri'lrt thrir littiora
, ii.,- t,-vtly organized board.
!.. C. W. Ilolhtii suggested
. t.;tnge in one of the doors to
i ...it better exit in cai of
i Mr. C. W. Redmond otfer
., Hiitk'i-hlum that a lady f nun
I ward should cMpert with
U-ard a lan being
3 ,.-.ttrd in Portland.
motion ottered by It. T. Hag
, .tint adopted, win to thr (
that li W. learnt-, iwhool
. riiit.-nd.-tit, Hhould ' nam 2
,r U id ihrc rarh for th pur
. i.f t hitmininK' Mualilirattoni
.ii i.liranK for the Manual
a . It .
nr." IVparlmcnUof th llmh
..I. and to n .Kttt llu'ir find
. t. tht' lrtiard.
I ho Mt luMil law dtM'tt not pre-
in!., tin. iuaiiltcau.ni ui iracr.
. ( thiit daft, and th idi-a i
raw th ittatua of fHioivtiry
It.ilMithrd.
: It. i'ollin thought that th
ird in pa) iii I'Mi mm-h toil
.-ilial. while Ur. Krwin
Mk'iit th rompniation waa
t (.mi treat.
Uii.-n th ijmntion of ahan
- th manual training and
i.tii annr nuni a
K mii-.i. M. i.. la aiaii
V '. :t pupil in 1 1 lit l Sth.x of
fould not k't thin in-
ruction, thy count ko io fort-
t. and hav thir achool money
1 1 tin-r unl'r th law. Mr
hi-ld that unltM thrr
more Haluiiai'lory rauit
L- ili partini'nt of manual train.
v mi i c lit In atoiiinM at in an.
m-IukiI tmt'tinit in th fu
rk IIomcow a n-port follow:
8TT1STU'S
rnK.T o:' pi r-umrt over t and
i.m-I.t r"i lintr in ditrict
N....'.niM-r J'Jir.
iimiImt of true her rmloyl
it irniL' tin vettr (mal 3. f-
.. ...
Inui.'l! 2
ii ii il mt of Nfhoolhoutoa In
District 2
mtM-r of month' public
li'Mil tauuht durinir th
i st sch.Hil year
mnUr of iftfal voter lor
hiM.I piiriws in th dis
ict ut the tim of makini?
i:ii rviK.rt 4W
i . a I
imiti-r .t a?r in ncnooi
;rmnds 9
limatt d vulu of achonU
.iiscn unit trroundH t(U).OtH).0O
Iiimatnl value of achool
if M. nil urrt Xi nimnratii .4 (KK1 1)0
VhiImt of mills dintrict tax
v ied
I lation of taxable uroo-
Jti ty in di3trict...$2.00:. 1U0.G1
HKCKIPTS
It on hand at time of
nakini! u4t annua r.
rl .Inn 10. 1914 .. 15.887.79
ci'ivcil from (hi. Irea-
n r from disL tax... 13. 958. CO
c (I from I 'o. Treasurer
r-.m Stat school f und 3.WW.40
c'd from tuition 1.073 05
ii.'v borrowed 4.200.00
t-r. st iktL ('o Trims 2. 250 00
-tal $;tt).978.90
IHSllUUSKMKNTS
i-aclu'rH' waires. . . . . .115.227.90
li.'l nnd nupplica . 400.29
pairs, improving
kioihuIh, janitor work 1,8-10. CO
iid on principal and in-lon-st
oi bonds and
wnrrunU 5,735.30
i trance ., 43.00
it .clerk'' salary 160.00
Total $29,400.18
on Imnd .$1,512.72
mi ol bonded inbebted-
' $-15,000
nit of outstanding war
rants 900.00
Itrina waa to that elTeet. ther
wait nothin in th patent Ibwlf
that hold th comnany to that
method of mI. An injunction,
however, waa laid attainst fur
ther aal of the land until Con
irre ha tin to act This
meana little or not hi nr. for even
if tJinrr.- Khali hold that they
muni eon form to thi th court
han already pulled th teeth of
the k'overiiftient. It will b but
a ipifHtinn of a few month now
until the Supreme Court-the
hitfhint and last authority-ahall
verify theoririnal patenta. Thi
mean a hundred million dollars
worth of prooert y - it i amniwed
at half that -for the company
and if the .Southern IV i lie bond
do not now boom it will be
strange.
Th M.mm will hold their Unit
meeting in July in new quarter
in the UtllKU.ro Mercantile build
ing, upstair, where a lartre hall
i now ln-mr made for them.
Ihere will m a ciuhroom. and
numlM-r of cloaet. ami the
larrent lodre room in the city,
harrinr none. A ml lloor ha
Iren laid, thus Kvinr the order
one of the heat danre hall in
town. The hall will b well
lighted and ventilated, and the
new quarter w ill naturally please
the antlered h-rd. Th l.adie
of the Moon have bourht a new
piano for u by both ordra.
1'h old hall. ued for nearly two
year, will he aurrendered July 1.
Iteaverloit Monday voted a
oon.lHmieof J-J..,.'jOO to build a
hijrh m-hi. th vol for the
meatoir carryinr two to one,
and by a three lo one vote the
citizen declared themselves in
fivor of (Hitablinhini; a hieh-
school courne in theitrhool system
there, r. II. Davis was elected
School I line tor by a three-to-one
vote. Mr. tiavi favoring the new
hitch tchool plans as opHwed to
two other candidates. Clerk C.
h. Iledre was re-elected. One
h indred and twenty-four votes
were raaU
I'asturane, clone In. for rattle
anil horses. Abundance of fead.
shad and running water. Stock
na'ted rerularlv-Phon 0185.
Kdw. I.. Nay lor. Forest (itove.
l)r. 135
pr. liowe, the eye special-
iaL will be in Forest (.rove
July 7: HillsU.ro. the 8th. On
account of his roinr to sun r ran
cico. to the fair and attending
the World's Congress of Optom
etrisla to which he is a delegate.
he will not be back till Scptem
Ut. Don t watt till he cornea
hack to get those needed glasses
-attend to it before he goes.
Ladv. with two girls, ages 3 0,
wants position as housekeeiier in
restM'ctable home. Mrs, h.
Ames, Uillsboro, Ore. Idtl
Mrs. J. A. Imbrie and sister.
Mrs. Ballard, of Seattle, depart.
ed the last of the week to visit
their sister. Mrs, Itcagle, at San
Francisco, and incidentally to
visit the Kxptaition. lhey will
I South about a month.
We have a full line of Kodaks
and suoulies. and we do develop
ing and printing. Delta urug
Store.
suppf o unoir M4iMi ms pay
TWcc nttti ami filly Min Via-
Ultci Lal Al
Andrew Schild. who worked
for the Ijehman brothers lant
August, and who suddenly left
that section, i under arrest at
Martinez. Cat., on a warrani
rom this o.unty. Schild was
working for the Lehmans at the
time .150 wan stolen from the
roorn of one of the Lehman boys.
he theft was reported to Sheriff
Ceeves. who questioned Lehman
oaely as to who would be likely
to have taken the money. When
leevi-s found that Schild was
the only on likely to know any
thing about the money, or about
where it might In located, he at
one came to the conclusion that
th hired man might well be
watched. The Lehmans at first
scouted the idea, but when the
brother went home from the
county seat he quizzed Schild
rather closely. Schild left in a
ay or so. telling his employers
he was going to Ileaverlon. lie
went, hut nver returned, leaving
balance ot seventeen or eigh
teen dollars due him. 11 was
traced to Martinez, not far from
San Francisco, and extradition
will be taken at one, and Mr
Quillan. who is in the South, will Delta Drug Store.
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VISIONS OI; WEALTH
amea J. Treble, of lirooklyn. N.
Y.. according to a New York at
torney, claims he ha an Interest
in the estate of the late Henry
)avis. more familiarly known as
'Groundhog Davis." who died
here August 17. 178. Davis had
an old grist mm wesipi lown.
and when he died it was supposed
that he had left a large sum of
money buried on his land. Hun
dreds have dug over the plat.
but to no avail. Treble s attor
ney rauseii some commotion in
Total
.145,900. 00
NOllCIl TO MOP tiKOWLRS
I'here. will be a meeting of Wanh"
nuton County hop grower Tues
ay afternoon, at 2 o'clock, ut
('ommercinl Club Knqma, Ilills-
oro tor cotiBiderlng the 191a har-
vtat. '.
Homer Kmmott went over to
thft ranch, near Newport, the
last of the week. He intends
doinir a little fishing over there,
and the stories he will tell on his
return will make Ananias
ashamed of himselt.
Wanted - Second hand binder
in good working condition -F.
M. Ileidel, Hillsboro, Oregon,
l'hone. Main 144.
About forty members of the
Dastern Star lodge made a fra
ternal visit to the Forest Grove
lodgo Monday night A splendid
time la reported by all attending
Try some ot that fancy Eastern
corn, just received at U W. uu
chanan & Co.
German Lutheran services wi
be held on Sunday afternoon, at
2:30. at the Congregational
church. English Sunday achool
at 2:00.-E. W. Luecke, Taster,
The committee on Goddess o
Liberty has tickets in practically
all the business houses in the
city.. Ask for them.
Frank 0. Francis, of Oak Park
was in town yesterday. He says
that crous are splendid out his
way, and hay harvest haa been
on for several days.
Try Cclro Kola, "First for
Thirst" 5c at your favorite
fountain,
Mrs. Susie Kssner is spending
a lew weeks at Iter home at
Mountaindale.
Auto-livery service at the W.
J, Qtiinn barn, Second and Wash
ington. ..
A new shipment of Cameras
and Kodaks just in at the Phar
macy. Fred ifchoen, of Cornelius, was
here yesterday.
Meir.ff David, of Forest IJrove,
was in town Monday.
Corn, to Mr. and H n. D. M
fclarkburn. llillnU.ro. June Zi.
TJ15. a daughter.
The Kodak at-avm Is now on.
( to the rharmary for your
aupplies.
Karl Doneon and wife return
ed Monday from their honeymoon
trip to Seaside.
Whit Minorca eggs for hatch
ing -setting of 15 lor fl. Wil
lard Tupper, Hillsloro, Telephone
City 5tri 4'Jtf
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ftrown,
who have Uen in Seattle for sev
eral weeks, have returned to
JlillaU.ro.
S-cond-hand Mil waukie binder,
n goinl shape, for sale.-l'ercy
Long.
At the Episcopal services in
All Saints' Guild House. Sunday
morning. Mr. Oswald Olson will
sing.
Drink Celro Kola. "First for
1 hirst" 5- at your favorite
fountain.
Mrs. M. M. Thin, of Aber
deen, Wash., has ten visiting
her niT, Mrs. J. W. sew el I. of
this city, and nephews. Warren
Williams, of Mountaindale. and
Frank Williams, of Hil'sboro.
liuy your Kodaks and supplies
from the Delta Drug Store.
! I .. t.
Agenis r.asiman ioua iu.
Miss Willatielle Moore has re-
turned from an extended visit
with her father, K. W.Moore, in
Arizona. While returning Miss
Moor Btopped ana visit'-d the
San Francisco Fair.
This is the time to use Fly
Spray. 90 cents per gallon, at the
hRN Mt W ftEAt bAYS
I he Ben Hurs defekted th
Htllslxro Grays. Sunday, in an
exciting flame, by a acore of 4 to
2. It was one of the fastest
games played on the local ground
this year. Although making less
hit, the Hurs bunched theirs in
the first and secured enough to
win the game. P.oth teams fig
ured in the error column.
The Gays team is composed of
just young players, but is a nifty
agrestation, and appears to be
one of the coming teams of the
county. Williams pitched gilt
edged ball, striking out 12. He
is developing into one of the beat
young pitchers in the county.
Donovan, who has already won
a reputation, playing with Oren
co. struck out 15 for the Hurs.
Odie. of the Hurs. and Imbrie.
of the Grays, each secured a two-
tase hit.
The line-up follows:
Grays
Creigh Long
Williams
lien Hurs
Scheidel
Jonovan
nelson
Odie
tay
)illon
'auli
Odson
110 AO JUDGMENT SETTLED
pigs:
some shoats, three brood sows.
2 of the registered Durocs. and
all to litter soon. Walter .etz-
man, SehielTelin, or Cornelius.
Route I. 11-18
Arthur Hacon, of alnvc Moan-
taindalc. where he is interred
in a sawmill with Dan Uie, was
in town Tusdav. He says that
things are looking fine up in his
bailiwick.
The Sherwood S. P. depot was
robbed Sunday night the ma
rauder receiving but 50 cents
worth of pennies. The perpe
trators, however, are ai amena
ble to the law as though they
The celebration will close with
a fine display of fireworks in the
eveninur. - Every visitor to Hills
boro the past few years knows
that the local committee has al
ibi Willis D. Hoag judgment I ways lived up to its word in this
against the Washington-Oregon I regard.
uirporauon. reoucea to 914.0WI the program, as near as can
by the Supreme Court has been I be written at this time, follows:
settled, according to a letter re-1 JULY THIRD
ceivea 1 rom noag s attorneys,
..nu.fl.J... 11' L tL. '
tSr&l boys under
u 'zzzzr & purup7fidHi: ".u0- lmt pnze-53:2nd-
ty bond that the sum decided up- rtf''. -a i-vhi
the clerk's oiiice, because if his
claim was just it would mean Inrocuied a thousand dollars.
. k . a. ... & ' - n 1
mat ne nas an iniureai in iou
acres of land now owned by the
Garden Tracts iteople, some of
which has been sold under con
tract Investigation by Clerk
Luce, however, showed that Jas,
Treble executed a deed to the
it Thmi. Connel . Feb. 4. 1880.
some time before the estate was Kitted it
closed of record. The Admin- The members of the M. F
istrator. T. D. Humphreys, also. Church are hereby notified that
under order of the court sold the election of a delegate to the
the land, and made a deed. Cita- Lay Klectorial Conference will be
tton was urged as served oy pun- held at the church Friday night
lication In the Hillsboro Inde- june j5 from 7:30 to 9. All
pendent and sal notice was also member .21 years of age and
n the same paper, wnen ti. over, may vote, and are request
Mr. and Mrs. Green Hale, of
Portland, are out to their Sum
mer home, at Alder Springs, ad
jacent to Oak Park. Mr. and
Mrs. Hale reserved this delight
ful place when they sold their
farm, and they have never re-
H. Luce, father of Clerk Luce.
was the editor. The title, there
fore, has been of good descent
and the estate closed of record
The appraisers of the estate, W.
O. Gibson. I). M. C. Gault are
dead, while G. N. Hale, the
third, lives in Portland, spend
ed to be present
O. It Mueller, decorator, ot
Portland, has received the con
tract to prepare the Goddess of
Liberty Float which will be one
of the attractions of the parade.
He makes a specialty of costum
Also takes
!.. l:. c.v , u.'i,0iinK iur uaraur?, ui.u
ing 11 a sun.. .irOUuk ..v.. MMftf f,t
inrw & killed hv Clerk Luce elc
-. 1 " . . 1 r x r...i . . j r
t.nrlinT thn reeord of James V. it. uucnanan reiurneu irom
Tr.d.1' deed to Connell. his Texas trip the last of the
" . I 1 a a t 1 1 . a t
Treh a attnears to be possessed weeK. ne nas Deen auseni mree
of the idea that he has some weeks, and says that no place
monoy ill some bank in the West, iooks so good as 01a uregon
ThaJammt mh d dwi to the vroi.s, consiueruiK 111c seosun.
It Thn (Vtnnel also nc udes are Deuer tier man in me state
a sale of all of his interest i.i the he crossed, lexasisoneof the
nai-ia ..atniP m h or h he m Dig producing siaies in me
are estopped.
MEADHOIEK
A very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mrs
A. Hoier, at Keedville, Wednes
day. June 16, when her daugh
ter Mary Christine was united in
marriage to Fay F. Mead, of
Banks, Key. Boozer, of Orenco,
Union, but C. B. doesn't particu
larly like their climate, after all
M. C, Wells, well known here
in the early day, was in town a
day or so ago, calling on friends,
"Gip" is a pioneer of 1853. and
has a wide acquaintance with the
genus Oregon pioneer.. He now
lives in Los Angeles, and this is
his first visit here in several
years. He is on the police force
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i:i HISTORY OF HIE CITY
Aeroplane WIN Draw Thousands
From Hody f the County
AVIATOR TO MAlE FIVE FLK1HTS
Bkl Mae taato CMtracI far Stale Fair
Aialia-0M4 Peri
That Hillsboro will have the
largest attendance in its history
at the coming three days of cele
bration. July 3. 4. 5. is conceded
by all who know the value of
good attractions. The commit
tee has worked very hard to
raise money enough to show the
people a good time and if there
is failure there will be sack cloth
and ashes for alL
The aviator. MunDter. one of
" p?oher the best in the Northwest will
r.Sl?l ke five flights from the ball
inil park-2 Saturday. 1 Sunday, and
' ' ' i;f 2 on the Fifth. He has flown at
Johnson tk, .,. , .,.; : .
U..ull"c "fie tan, aou is Kain unucr
I contract for that session.
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.'"..Iff 1 bUIUWIII TL - 1 ,
. inrw .is.ii u r.i . in rt
Sunday the local grounds will I ..ih ,h thr h .11 kin4.
1 1 II. I - j I - -
nave a uouoie-neaaer-uen nurs ftf .nnrt nH eont.t
vs (melius, and Grays vs Gas
ton. Game called at 2:30.
on by the higher court would be
paid, and this settled it the
bonding company forcing settle
ment. -This was cheering news
to Art Gilmore, who was one of
the defendants in the case, made
so through the fact that he was
foreman for the company.
Last week the attorneys for
iloag levied on Gilmore's lots in
Oak Grove addition, and Art was
tnlle nervous. Hoag was in
jured in an eleotrie ahock while
working near Cornelius a couple
of
(Atternoon)
Areoplane flights, 1:30 and 4.30.
Ball earn. 2.-00. Beaverton vs.
Cornelius.
(Evening)
Band concert 7:30 to 8:30.
JULY FOURTH -(Morning)
-
Sunday School parade. 90.
Keligious services, community
sing. 10 till 11
(Afternoon)
Areoplane flight 2:30.
Ball eame, 3:00, Ben Hurs vs.
years ago, and the case has
been dragging through the courts I Knights of Pythias.
evertsinee. It was tried i.. Mult-1 (Evening)
nomah County and the jury re- Religious services, 7:30 to 8:30
M. 1 AAA AAA I
uirnea a veraici www mY fifth
i ne nigner couri neio mis exces-i (Morning)
siveand reduced U to S17.0UU. i,mhl nf nM,l oAvinek:
me iuogment aiso ran against nn 1 ;nmin i0 ..j
ueo. sn. turner, now ti Aioany, I Third,
ana men me superintendent 01 r.M in -nr.
. , ii aaiau aycai aavj v. avWt
me company. , l Exercises at Dark. 11 to 12.
Jam. ..... . l I . , . . " "
iiuk iiuw xeus nis money si-
rwrrtihiKU
F.A. BAILIiY, M. D.
Offic: UpataiM in SchultntiWW tket
R. M. KRWIN, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Sarpoo S. P r. ! &. S.. P. K. Sk K
Office in th Tmir..e Blrx-k. Thirl 1.-1. 1
Miii Street, l;iM.ro, Urrgim.
ELMER II. SMITH M. D. D. O
PHYSICIAN & SURf.KON
OSTEOPATH
Olhc II mip, a In 1) m : 1 to n n.
TaflT. Thtirlijr. .-atur Uy 9 to II
CU n.wrrH .Uy or niKht. III. Ill
pboor. ()!tu-e o-r Mi.l-.:.ru Ntlin t'.
trrrrrrArrWWVVWWV
J. O. ROBB, M. D.
PHYSICI AM iSc SVRGWJN
OPFICE: tV'airtt't Sha nu-nch B!V.
PH0!(K OiC -. City ii, 9.-. City V-i
IIUAHBOKO, . ORKOON
Ira E. Barrett. H. D.
l'ParA(K4 i..:i.r ki.h-k
Olft.- T-ii);i.im. Muri I mi
Uo lan.-c Ii i.(h,)ni. H4111 l4
MUHhoro
Orogait
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m. a. mmmt w. m. Mm
BAG LEY A HAUL
ArTORNKVS-AT-UW
looms 1 aod 1 Mhat' Boildia'a;
HILLriBtJEU. . . OEKitO.1
WMMrVrArVnyvwVWMWtN
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
O.fi.-c. a..4irs in Scha!m.-riji Bloc
lrWlArMrWrVtrWVyVW
JOHN M. WALL
4TT0RNi?Y-AT-I.AW
UpsUirs, A. C. Shute B
tUUMBQRO.
M iiu A. Ja l
OKfcWON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Orrioi: Min Street, opp. Court Uouia
HUXSBOUO 0RBGO4
ter two years of litigation, and
the employees are rele ised from
liability.
CHILDREN'S PARADE CHANQED
The time of having the children's
parade has bet n changed to 10:30
a. m. instead of 2 00 p. m. This
change wm roa.'e because of the! for first prize, and $1. second
(Afternoon)
Areoplane flights. 1:30 and 4:10.
Ball game 2:30. Banks vs.
Cornelius.
Athletic sports, 5:00.
(Evening)
Band concert 7:30 to 8:30.
Grand display of fireworks.
SPORTS
The following will receive
THOS. H. TONGUE, JK.
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW-
Office, ttpsUu in Sohiilmcntli Block
Hillsboro, - - (Vegon
$2
100-yard dash, free for all
Fat man's race, over 200 lbs.
Sack race.
Ladies race.
Boys race, under 12 years.
Girls race, under 12 yrs.
Three-legged race.
Frizes, for Grand Parade. July
Best business men's float 1st,
feature float or
automobile
officiating. The bride was gown- in the city ot Angeies.
ed in white, with a full length Harry Gardner and Milo Buch-
veil, ana -cameo nnoe roses, er have oeen apprehended at
Miss Acnes Mead, sister of the Asotin. Wash., on a warrant
groom, was bridesmaid, and was from this county, charging them
charming in light blue and car- with the larceny of a horse and
ried pink roses. Henry Greger- buggy. It is alleged that these
son, ot uuxion, acted as oest boys are the parties who took
man. the Fred Walters rig and drove
The bride is a popular young I it to Lents, where it was aban-
woman, having taught in the doned. The boys were wanted
public schools of the county for on another charge, at the time.
a number of years. The gr.wm and it is supposed that they
is a prosperous yountr, farmer of I were skipping when they took
the Hanks section. the rig. if they are the guilty
Only the immediate families ones. Sheriff Reeves is getting
and friends of the contracting extradition for the two lads
parties were present A buffet
luncheon was served after which
the young couple left for a short
wedding trip.
Harold Sappington, the 15 year
old son of County Treasurer Sap
pington, broke his arm, Tuesday,
while coasting down an incline
at Forest Grove.
Geo. Wtstcott aged 36, of
North Plains, was yesterday or
d r k) taken to the State Hospital
at Salem. Dr. Kobb made the
examination. The patient suf
fera from enileDsv. caused bv
illness.
Execution has been ordered in
circuit court to collect the bal
ance Of costs in a case 'wherein
R. C. Gossman. of North Plains.
was convicted in justice court of
having used abusive and obscene
language in a highway, March 13,
The tine of $50 was paid, and
judgment was ordered for the
costs, which were if&i.io. Goss
man has not paid any of the
costs excepting $9.73, which was
found by Constable Fuller, at
the North Plains bank. Gossman
is worth all kinds of money and
property, but he is some fighter
as a litigant
aviator s fl ght. ball game, etc..
in the afternoon.
Lash prizes will be given as
follows:
Doll bigL'ies, best decorated:
$. for 1st prize; $3 for 2nd, and
$2 for 3rd prize. Girls under 10
years.
Little w a irons, best decorated:
Ut. 2nd and 3rd orizes-S5. S3 $10: 2nd. 5.
and $2. Bovs under 10. Com- Best fraternal
mittee in charire of the doll busr. otherwise, 10.
gy and wagon sections Mrs. R. Best decorated
E. Heater. Mrs. W. G. Hare and 1st 10: 2nd. 5.
Mrs. J. P. Tamiesie Most comic feature. 5.
Baby buggies, best decorated: Res' decorated vehicle (farm
$5 for 1st nrize: $3 for 2nd. and ers only). 5
$2 for 3rd. Committee -Mes- Best decorated bicycle. 1st. 2
dames J. K. Reeves. C W. Red. 2nd. 1.
mond. Music by Hillsboro unitary
Characters, best represented. Band. Orenco Band and Old
and most comical. Children un- soldiers' Drum Corp.
der 15 mav compete for these nauroads will run excursion
prizes - one to be given for best! trains these days.
represented and one for most
comical under 10 years, and
over 10. four prizes of S2.50
each. Committee in charsre
MesdamesGeo. R Bagley. C. W. To Goddess of Liberty Candi
Kollins. C. ft. We lis. L. A. Long, dates ana tneir supporters:
All children in the countv are Monday, June 'as, at 12 o'clock
cordially invited to participate noon, tickets will no longer be
in this parade, and those not in procurable with purchases at the
the do -butrtrv or watron division, various business houses. Al
are requested to march and ca- tickets procured in this manner
rya flar. The committee will must be voted not later than the
furnish nags. zsth, in order to count
Mr. Combs has kindly offered On June 2Hh and 30th tickets
to give to each child lin the oa- will be for sale at Weil's Depart
rade a ticket to his moving pic- ment Store, or at Dr. Erwin's
ture show, at the celebration plhce. for cash at 10 cents per
urrounds tickets trood for Satur-1 hundred.
dav afternoon.. The contest will close at ten
The committees earnestly re- o'clock P. M., at the Commercial
ouest all children to nhone or MJIUD rooms. Votes will be on
send in their names to the ladies sale at the club rooms from seven
in charire of the diviaion .the until ten P. M.. and bulletins
child wishes to march fa. The 1 will be issued every half hoar be-
baby-buggy committee wishes tween those hours.
the names of those comnetinir Sam Well.
also, as this would expedite final! R M. Erwin.
arrangements.
VYm. Hanson was up from
NOTICE
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DR. L. W. HYDE
Successor lo Dr. LinkUter
OtBrcover Detts firug Store. Kei.let.c
Bucliae, between 5th ml 6th Su.
Hillsboro, Oregou
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Frederick Andersen, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEO
Successor to Dr. Cunnhuiam.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco. 0reg
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DR. J. R. MARSHALL.
DENTIST!
Trmteaie Bldg. Room 5 and
HILLSBORO, ORE.
Main and Thinl.
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BIDS Scholia, yesterday.
G. M. Littlehales. a dealer and
Sealed bids will be received hv owner ot Forest Grove and vicin
the undersigned up to one p. m., "y reatiy, waa in town yeaseraay.
July 10, 1915, for re-shingling
and re-flooring the Jackson
school house. District No." 9.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. . Dated
this June 22, 1915. ' '
Frank W. Connell. Clerk.
Marriage licenses: Anthony
somer ana Antoinette Hermens
Henry F-iegy and Marie Waefler
Chas. W. Olson and Marfaret B.
&anier; urea Jones and Herat
Foster ; Roy Lynn and Lyrl El-
dradse.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore
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Lxin-ini Hospital "
I am now propmed tu Uk Mlrn:r
1, 1 13.00 ptir week- I'hrt C.tF 77
Mrs. A. M. Hammer '
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