C.AArui trnM
mi mu
or cm court
I lite CM st,K' Jul'
a. iaJt
.1 .... .. iiM tic it
I MM I UUi nrw.-i
VW AIm Waee
wno " "-"
Vmation ' : "w M'1
under t nu.ipoauion
oulJ prove more ctly
taiuaversot th county.
i. intereatlnil to know
at t. -
WltT Judith li. k. "B
uring his nrst ler-n ii
tht-r hav beer- tlb
W July 6 ffty-ti.i mm!
not to mention the
. fv, .1
um liearu. nw nmu
,.turned 3t tr '
1 6 hive Urn disposed of
e ha b-en paid in to the
i.. Ilmti since Juiy i,
Iraidnt rout, of which
nty w-cure practically an
, .Uluclituf expense pi
both i' tit ana grand,
nice surplus Is left to thr
ir lh old rtifi ne thU wa
r,lor.ow ni t lh amouni
rk to be dtspomi oi oy one
The tax oarers were then
lied to pay out a great deal
nev for the board or prta
fin the county jail. because
imuomiibl to try them a
i it la now.
iiiijvtiitticti - nouti:iii
In the cue t,f Stat Tfeoa
Kennedy, lU-tYndant changed hit
lra of nut yuilty to all indict-
im nK and entered a pica of
trinity to all imlictmnt, with
the exriptioti of the indictment
against him for rape. Upon mo-
tiuti of litrnt Attorney tongue
the irit ii-t ntt-ri t of raitf wu or-
li-r-d (liNrtiiHHfd by th court.
Krnm dy 4taif'(l guilty to eight
indictmrntM, and iw-nteiiee wan
lai-l uiMtit hint m follow : On
neven of the lmlirtni-nl he wan
fined $'i"0 and rents each, or in
ilefult ut payment. 125 days in
the county jail; on the other in-
dictntent lie a4 fined $200. or
1(D) iluy in J:nl. However, upon
nu.dition that he pay $750 and
the roKtM of the action, he waa
paroled itMiti the balance, during
Kmm tx-havior. He was ftiven 10
er::est hue m
f.uio am
Drive Mattila etf Tec-Feet I UI
Near the J. t!. Recvra Farm
WAS ALONC AT TINE OP ACCIDENT
WwFeeaJ Dtt4 Tfcit Mlat ky Mr
Mwkti. Wke kU Wit t Watt
Eroeat Urelie. aged about 35
yeara. who lived in Iflooniing,
waa fouml dead, crushed under
his machine, by Mr. Ilughea. who
was on his way to work, at
dayn in which to imy his ftne.and o'clock this morning.
miint rxrt to the aheritT once Mr. Urelje was alone and no
wy am months until turuier one knows esactly what tim we
notice of the court. Wm. j. I .,.(, u ,k,.ma ii....Ui
Hare att'ar'd at cHins'l for
Kenni'iiy. and UUtrict Attorney
K II. Tongue for the state.
llillshoro ItfU'kah I-olge. No.
Inttalled ulliceni at its regu
lar rni-ftiiig Saturday night.
Mins Angie Harrington, district
deputy premdent. acted as in
lalling oltlcer. The new ofTicera
are: Noble (Irund. Kliza Francis;
Vice Urand, Ifciwie Itarr; Secre
tary. Alma IVyton; Treasurer,
lldi-n IK'ichnian; Warden, IJina
rrnk; Uimluctor. C aroline Wll-
kins; InMide duard. Ann Mgier;
OuUideCuard. I' II
(5. Florence Hurtt;
the prettiest home wed-
i of the season was solemn
it St Tetera German I,uth
i i,nr..h IVtrniilius. Oreiron.
Vsdsy.July 21. 1915, at 2:110
i. when Uisa fcdna tienna
We became the bride of
L Schulmerich. Kev. btuebe
ktlntf iiairnr thm rct'ulir I unl
... -
ran mvi i w.
weddinff march was play
Henry ttueker. and after
ertwony ftirs, stueie sang
with MiasUorvthy Stuebe.
nan 1st.
le Miss Jrene stavena an
flower girl, and Master
f. Miieue waa nng ueanrr.
Kdna Krafamer and Miss
Uillcnwater were brides
and Urure Schulmerich.
lerwf the Kroom. and Max
nu. half-brother of the
. were the groom's attend-
ara: It S V U, Uzzie Trullio
ger; T S. Jennie Mathis; Chap
lain, May tlreer.
The rrogressive Five Hundred
Club met at the hurm'of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie lpg-am. Saturday
evening. July iu. rive uwes
of rsrda were enjoyed, honors
falling to Mr. and Mrs. Kobt.
Seater. A sulendtd luncheon
a as srved. after which Meaara,
Archie and Joe Ingram, with
Mrs. Kobt, Sealer accompanist.
rendered several violin selection!.
Ihe next meeting will be at tha
home of Mr. and Mrs. r. M.
Kearney. Saturday ee, July 24
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. G. Hale
little daughter were guests
last of the week of Mr.
Male's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
N. Hale, at Male's Springs, near
Dak l'ark. Mr. Hale is a pro-
femur in the University of Law,
accident occurred. Ha waa last
seen about midnight at which
time he was on his way horn.
He was driving his 5 passenger
Michigan car, and by some un
known Icircumitanc, plunged
from the road, the car turning
over, nailing him by the cheat to
the earth
Before approaching tha bridge,
which crosses the Tualatin river,
there is a ten-foot fill. The ma
chine was going from on aid of
the road to the other before leav
inir the fill, as if he had lost con-
it..ii: it s N troi or the car. prooaoiy oy wi roora s mother.
L S. Flora breaking of the sUenng gear. I Foord. in this city.
Kiss Latin Bolton, of Witch
Hazel, waa In town yesterday.
Hex Parson, of OrcncO, waf a
city visitor Monday.
Burn, to Wm. Skene and wi:V.
of Hoy. July 14, 191&, adaughff.
This ia the time to use Fly
Spray. 90 centa per gallon, at the
Delta Drug btore.
mm BERRY. Of
BUM, boc:eo
Had Uefrirndrd a Slrancrr Who
Wat IVnoilr '
Daniel Webster, of AltNne,
Ore., waa transacting buHin4
in Hillstmro Monday.
4, - TtH KltSE WITH AU COMEKITS
kMtkttf LWa wiik
Slitkt
Miss IteU Trullingt-r spent the
week end with Miss Lsther h
ri.14 . aar f : . .
MHI.UI nraiunwii. After hav nsr befriended a
Mrs. J. If. Brown, of abovH stranger, who wast uennileaa. by
Banks, is vtaiting relatives in the h.vintr furninhe! him with a bed
City this week. . ,mt.Hntr in Patrick
William Bronangh. of Portland Berry, w ho works for the South
was out renewing aeq'iaintance ern I'cific. waa assaulted nd
with Hillsboro friends. Monday. Ln.i , i,:. ...;in ; it
uruce rauiey. or rortland. n
spending a few daya at the home
of Dr. r. A. Bailey.
Second-hand Milwaukie binder.
in good shape, for sale. Percy
Long.
Miss Ella Bottleson. of Port-
lane, is spending the week with
Miss Mary HeideL
Mayor W. N. Barrett and
wife and son John, departed for
their summer home at Elmore.
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foord and
littl daughter, of Umatilla. Or.,
are visiting at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Alice
verton. Tuesday night Mr. Ber
ry says that hb assailant struck
him with a club or slingshot and
knocked him down and robbed
him of all his money,
Mr. Berry describes the thug
as being about six teei tail.
smooth shaven and weighing
about 190 tmunds. He was
dressed in dark suit, black shirt
and tie and black slouch hat.
Drifik CelroKoli. "First fori .
Grant Mann; of Cornelius,
was in town Monday.
Harry Byner. of South Tuala
tin, was in low n Monday.
Born. July 14. to Frank Van
Acken and wife, of Wilkesboro,
a son.
H. E. McKinney, of Portland,
waa in town Sunday, the guest
of relatives.
r.a,-
raoraaaioaAU
CIUCLIT COURT
11 waa the son of Mr. aod!
Mrs. Evoo Brelje, of naar Cora-
us.
lie kt survived bv his wife.
who waa formerly Miss Muhly,
and six children.
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Anv school Board desiring to em
ploy an experienced taachtr. on
who maintains good order, teach
es tha children how to sing aad
does thorough wrk. I am at
your service.
Yours respectfully,
Earl 8. Flshsr,
Beaverton. Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bissner. of
South Tualatin, departed Tues
day for a visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Silas Chnatofferson,
and husband, at Sao Francisco,
Promote home industry and
save middle men 'a profits by or
dering your photos, enlargements
Monday. July 19
Hansen Bros v Mickek, demur
rer set tor hearing Wednesday.
July 21.
G,T Hard wick v v t, way,
confirmation.
SUte v E J Daly; E B Tongue
for state. Wm G Hare foe de
fendant: araitrned on indict
ments. E. F. V. J. K. u. l. U
and bail on all fixed at $1500.
State v Kuoert Wahner: K B
Found Dead la Bed
Emerv F. Smith was found dead
kU l..t kla Kaki
in He" Vu nVm
niversuyoi uw, inrn., iu .v twnn u",nmnA
at Urbana. 111., but is spend ng ow.anuew MoUinnJilu. where
i-. ty-.mm k na i ftirt fficpsa xmirn du wpii iojwui'" . -i
nneiiliua. usually t?ay.
and colored picture at Johnson's Tongue for state. Wm G Hare
Studio. 17-8 for defendant; arraigned, plead-
Mrs. D. P. Patterson and chit- N w iJH:
j i.. v uence. aeniencea u nov iesa wu
umi, wuu inir, uwb ."""" . :.u . . K VMM
withPeUr Boscow and family ?MW T ?
i l. j ...j t.. I in the nenitentiary. He waa pa-
j... r ,1..:. t. i tun.. iroiea on conoiuon mev ue imj
uj iur locir ouui in iwiu , cn foe
. . ........ I I HO" V" vvavi v
Sinpe the arrival of that Little the day he is sentenced and (25
Shaver'' at our house wa can within 10 days later. He must
serve better and colder drinks observe all the laws of the land.
man you can get eisewnere. uht h must work honestly. re-
Make us prove it The Den of trin from anv wrong doinar in
Sweets. hh- future. If he fails to ob-
TMMMfnii Ar i;tu nmhnn serve all of these conditions his
a wa fatii w "I , , . . , . j .
narole will De revoeu mu ne
being
home
bride waa gowned in white
satin, and earned an irm
uet of Bride roses and I U .
e valley, l'he bridesmuiiiti
dressed in wink ailk poplin,
carried tnnk rarnaUons.
e church was deewrated in
m and white, and the home
Mtjona were tank and white.
mediately after the cere-
v the guests departed tor
home of the bride's parents,
Mid 4irs. Henry Hogrefe.
e a wedding reception wna
i olio wed by a splendid dm
fie bride ia am ailact We and
ftmpliahed young lady, and
(xroom is will known i lhii
Ml', tM'ing connected with
kMlsbnro Mercantile Cm. He
he tvond aon of Fdw. Schu!
wm. uoin are popular young
ile.
Lftor a thoaeymoon trip to the
the Summer in Oregon,
domiciled in the Portland
of his parents.
A lecture of unusual Interest
will he jvrn next bunday, J p.
a . li.Ji... . L. - .
m.. ly It . Ijruiey, oi
sxiiatHl Bible Students Assn., at
Odd Fellow Hall. His subject
it ill lie "The Battle of Armaged
don," None should Tail to hear
this addft-HH. A real treat is as
sured all wtto attend. All are
welcome. Seats are free and no
eoUiftion.
The following were granted
final naturalization papers in
Circuit tkmrt, Tueaday: William
Oelricl. Otto Hoffner, Jas. Ber
wick. Emil Itchner, John iroui.
Mr. Wenxul. Michael Simink ard
Oscar JofcsflHcn.
Banket s.Kiid t ,eisyvilile
church. Saturday vejc:, if u'y
31. Boys bring baskets, aw
girls come prepared to buy them.
An ere!lent urogram has oeen
arranged. All are cordially in
vited. 18-9
The German Speaking Society
will wue at the Julius Asoanr
home, South Tualatin, Sunday,
Aug. 8. at l.Wp.m. All mem-
nvited toaltfina. w.
will have a Dicnic The
going by the name of "Smithy" rormm buainesa m,en are send-
He ia survived by a brother who'nK the little onea.
lives in Portland.
FAMILY REUNION
Descendants of Elder David Ul
iv to the fifth feneration, gath
ered at Galea Creek, reoantly in
Taken up: Tw Jerseys, light
and a dark color. Owner can have
same by proving property, pay
for keep and advertising. Ralph
Withycombe, Hillsboro, Oregon,
R.5. 179
The hop growers met in Mills-
-TT"" " li . ' . . .
annual reunion. Sevwty-rour poro. jun a n tne uommBTiai
persons, representingZZramiHea. wuo. an-i m uiacuaping w m-i.-u.r
rwnMith the m.nle trees near ter of handling the 1915 crop.
the old church where Elder Lilly decided to pay 80 cents per hun
held services for many years, and area ior picaing. io-o
enioyed a oountuui. picnic uw a photo or the recently com-
ner. "Grandfather" Lily, aalpated residence of J.J. Krebs.
the founder or ma uuy ciu wa
must serve his sentence, tie
must rerort to the sheriff on the
first day of each month by letter
and must not leave the state.
American Surety Co or New
York v Wm Foster et al; finding
and decree for plaintiff.
State v E J lialy. pleaded not
guilty to all indictments.
State v Wm HiddinK. sen
tenced to Day a fine of ow, or
250 days in the county jail, and
costs. Paroled on condition that
ho pay eiO and costs, ana that
he does not violate the laws of
the land in the future, and that
he does not leave the state.
Tuesdav. July 5)-
State v Bernice Baker, on the
indictment channng her with
selling liquor without a license,
F. A. BAILBY, M. D.
rbysklaa aad Sargswa
OSk: Upauira la SckMtka tm
R. M. ERWIN, If. D.
PHYSICIAN AND 8UICXON
sii s. r. f. t. 4 1, r. x. ft s.
Oranee flavored ice cream is
sure the goods, at the Den of
Sweetd.
A. C Shuts spent the week
end with his family at Rocka-way.
Wanted Second hand binder
in good working condition F.
M. Heidel Hillsboro. Oregon,
i hone. Main I'M.
Kev. Clay, of the Christian
Church, will deliver the sermon
at the Uni m meeting next Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs B. W. Barnes
and son soent Sunday at Mrs.
Linklater'a Summer home, above
Meachams Crossing.
We have a full line of Kodaks
and supplies, and we do develop
ing and printing. Delta Drug
Store.
A. H. Brown, a former resi
dent of Hillsboro, ia visiting
with relatives here. Mr. Brown
is now staying at the Soldiers'
Home, at lioeeburg.
Have Dttr. man. on wifey. and
save her the trouble of cooking
during the warm weather. Try
dairy lunch at the Den of
Sweets.
Mrs. L Shinaberger has re
turned from attending the con
vention of the Christian Church
es, at Turner, and visiting with
friends at Woodburn and bo-
gene.
Good Real Estate security of
fered for loans at 7, and 8 per
cent. Call and look applications
over. E. L. Perkins, Hillsboro,
Orejron. tf.
The little 4 year old daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Biersdorf.
of near Schieffelin. severely burn
ed her right foot today, by step-
Dine into a solution of hot a
which was made up for spraying
hoos. The child was brought to
Hillsboro, and Dr. r'. A- cauiey
dressed the fooL
A letter f rora R C Hoi I en beck.
of St. Johns. Fhw. states that
crops are fairly good down there,
and that they had a lair crop oi
potatoes, followed by a good
crop of corn, now in roasting
ears. Mr. and Mrs. HoUeobeck
are enjoying the beat of health.
For saje; Pigs, also some nice
hom ready for stubble field.
First come, first served. Tele
phone Farmer 355. H. Hunte-
man. 18-20
P. R. H,
am
Office hi the TBirM Sleek. Tkiti aad
uia Strteta, HUUtjero,
ELMER IL SMITH M. D. D. 0
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
Office Hoar-? to u a. bl; l to p. m.
ToeUj, Thurada. Natarday to it
Call anwert4 day or aigat. aath
phoaca. OSca m UiUabota Natlaaa..
J. O. EOBB, LLC.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE-Upaulrsla Scbalatvrlch Itdf.
Pnoaas-OSct. City j34: Kea. City St
HUXBORO, . OKIOUN
AWWMMWWWaaaSSW
Ira E. DarretL M. D.
UPSTAIRS DELTA BUWC
Offlea TfalMfia. Mala IS
Railatia Tclepbana, liaia DM
O AO LEY A UlCa
ATTORNBYS-4T-UW
Bmsbs 1 aad I Kaat CaU2s
HILLHBOKO, . .
wMAMAAMWWwaMWwvw
E. B. TONQUB
ATTORNBY-AT'LAW -
Ofiaea apataira ia Schalawfldi Blaea
iohii a uall
ATTOaNTr-AT-AAO
Upauirs, A. C Shaw BUg, Hate A awl
auuaaoM. vssssx
ATTCXK3Y-AT-LAt
OfM
hillsboro
THOS. H. TONGUE, JIL
rroaraY-AT-LATS
Ottet, apatabs la nrhulawrtiBi Baca
HOliboro, - Orta
wawMMMslSaiaaja1aj
BIDS WANTEU
For the erection of a school play
,u- .. thm i i w Ian wui:. ui .u . u k- selling liquor wivm-ui. a uwu isneu. wmw u. riamauu m.-
"T,rr;,7 mi. TTZiOZ sm'S:." JIT ihi was iked t2iU, or. in de- ifications at Vickers' candy ahop.
c"iTO'"'cTrr.r- SreiOT5t??':,5 faults dava in Jail, on indict- Cornelius. The Committee wll
trinnsv s irvivra siiiii aauia w aawai aw inn im rw as. turM natvaw nsanit'ii i v - - . . i ... .
ment number two charcing; tier receive bids to August 3, Q4Ja
with conducting a bawdy hou9e. serves the right to reject sny or
On conamon inai sue pay an bids receiveq.
widow survives him and
present at the reunion.
FORMER HILLSBORO BOY
Mr. and Mrs. Krebs have named
it the Edelweiss Cottage, and
will make it their permanent
home.
Iuti are
- - i .... . .1 IV!
mook beach', the young Schendeu sec n
le will make Uieir home in I ... i u,,ann arvcM will
be hold on Sunday afternoon, at
,..vW-.iwrrei 2-30. at the tangregaiionai
fe'aliSr iTt'SSiVSi SurVh, lih.Sunday school
M. Join and llmry KantM. Karl at 2;UM.-r . iucvae, iwi.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Schulmer-
ich cam
tond th
wedding. Wednesday.
return home tomorrow,
Clifton Bagley, ltoacoe Morris
and U'o Gore departed yester
day for Kockaway Beach, where
they will spend a two wees va-
and rnsts on each indictment
August 9th to 16th inclusive ahe was caroled as to the balance
Kay Neville, who moved irora lis to be All Oregon week at during good behavior.
Hillsboro to rortland WHO ni in reRon Duuaing. ranm- Virginia, (il?aq Y u eaa,
narents severs years ago, was Paeifio Kiposition. Tho e-er-1 default
drowned near Rosa Island, Mon-lciasa will be axtraordinary dur-l Anna Murray v Rubt Murray,
Hav. Uav is well known Here, i ing the week, and a large crowa defau It and reference,
rJ . a a I m y l i -.-.-.aJ I - . w rt .
He was 17 years Old. ioi uregon people is expecieu. j0nn J uurns v saran vrow
Tha lad. with a number of I Several Oregon bands will be p.trna. dismissed
other boys, was swimming from I there and a great success will be Hazel A Koyal v Osman Royal
the log rafts tied neartne aer- itnaae out oi me wee,
rick of the Crown-toiumDia ra- Tuei(ky WiS goroe hot-the
per 1 4., on me a u vj thermometer registering 100 de-
river. H was vfVfP larreea from 4 to 5 d. m. Accord
cramps ana snn. . , rB- to tne Portland weather bu-
Harbor Patrol Engineer rrann -u ' was the hQnt juy
Jr. decree,
Wednesday. July 21
State v Anderson and Mecks,
larcenv of a milk oun. IS B
Tongue fr the state, Sam John
son for defendants. Ihe jury:
Ui.ii, Uni, Wm and Prank Seoul
KU LJoliuann. l) B llufkhnltei,
Uifiarorf, VitA and Oro Siavtm,
ami f iAi 0ehrman, Frrd Schcwn,
l.ttbaoar. John Conntll. Adalph
trial. Ouy Poaatta, Rd itewmlaa, K-l
lle. Theo Salkf, J W Jamraim.
(ikI i:haa Jlchat, K'elj, llemy
kn, llrurv Goraka. Vhaaanit lid
uirr. L. J llolti. I itmer aimcra,
W Cotik. tito llnifkliallar. W T
Hrv aud Mra Slurlx; Mradanir
ry llultiuau, Battbk Dcitinilu. Jiaa-
Jolinwia, Wrnirll Qiiyion; Nan
uwatat. Wallet aad Cka Iieinmln,
tir, Johnnie, Aaaia aad Henrf
'itnt, Anniv, Jack, Jobn aud Ceo
ituian, Kdna, Klhrland Pratt Krah
r, llturv, Wiu and Myrtle Ilolii.Wni.
rrr ami Herman Hohoeo. Ikrnmn
na. Minnie, Dora aud Kallwr lluh-
to, lhibeit, Rlaia, Wealty, Lauren,
kaa M.I..1.. . ... fkJ. tl.l...l....tAt
F""i mm yib hihi mu muuiwriau,
Unit, Kenneth Hot li, Carl Olaon,
Uolller, Orave Kair. Iteelyn I'ar
h Cleo I'owera. Kurl J ibnaon. Clay
tenian, Jimea Steven. Mat llrhllnir.
Ine and Elbert Mtavena, Lucy, Martha
p aicnard Mciimier. Iloroihy, uer
tde.John and Martin Hinehe, Helen
diet, Krneal, lacleu, Sulla, Henry
Martin llrerte. Leonard. Walter.
Xlwa aud Stella Uunka, Marvin, Irene
Pi Vernon Krabnier. Oeoma, Ken
Itli. lielbart, Lerana and Juncret
kradarC, Philip. Carl. Tereaa, John
rnella, Mailt and Margnrlie LieWw,
aien anil lack Uonnell. Kveivu Bcnu
rich and Waller Harm
W. E. Sherhrooke,
School Clerk Dial 2.
18-19 Cornelius, Ore.
UNION STOCK YARDS
Less than a thousand head of
cattle came over the unloadiag
docks for Monday's market All
lines show an increased activity
in trading, th tops going up 15
to Sup. cow stuff claiming a top
of 5 75, steers, 6 to 6 50; a nice
bunch of Southern grass-fed
steers going at 7.
UiV SAaail-vt a AAMniNl haaVAft.
7 W I it i r J- a Ulia TfH ilia IWt.7a. uij I - " ... ft) M ' i UVR ICVCIJIW 'K' w?
and GrapplerHugh Brady were Inn, eTer on record, and the hot- Geo W Brown. Wm P. Howell, Lbv in number with last Hon
on the scene a few minutes ia- d.v .mc. ,ul 1906. when Montgomery lurner. victor J dllw'a retfistraiion. 2700-coming
iap. Owing to the bottom being I .k. i. .u, A u. va iuu r'uaua. A L Aydelott, Lmer uur- rn,,i i
S av uts s .fin .i1 ri it i r ii air i w " ' ' . . a aiivai a 3via uo aiiun i ateww trvvu a - . . , . ... iui aia iiiwiviaavu uwaaiaaj araiw
un irmVnvii to at- littered with old wWaairom in. d 0n july 28, 1891. dock. Frank liernaras. nova w. u 8t0p 7 60 on several load of
"PJ!Urh0K rafts broken up there daily d Juf lwJt thethermom- Allen. Henry Kamna James ln0K8 f excellent finish. Bulk of
v ui "-rrr;K i iu tmmir ruinvarinv ma mov . L.J J iL. Unnia I. . 1 m ,...
Ibey will H 'later reacnea ivz aegrees-ine lS'v. . , . 0. isaies arouna t $ io (, ,
nottest qsys m mswry. un jmy
, m the yqssd.ay ord; was
fieq ai .w
Go to the Hillsboro Music Store
pr Hoffman'iiyewelerv 8t?ra nd
ua llw nm aiiBo 'l Know A
aw ..w --'p. f tt ""T
Yankee Man." This song catches
F Good- uug Mtriotic spirit thst is abroad
paatnre, n a ate j ."..".."-"""-'-'f: in the and. and nas aurnng
v . - i woraa ana music, wiwi m vwer
lualfli ......aaa jwiunaiBiii au vviv, a -
was a difficult one.
He is survived by
two brothers and
Portland.
oacsoft
Telepbooc ofioa ataia va
3laiaio
DILL. T7.1TYD2
rmccaaaar to Or. T laklaasi
Office over Delta Drag Stoat.
Baaeliat, betveaa $th aad Stk Sta.
Hillsboro Orta
PHYSICIAN 8t SURGEOV
Successor to Dr. Cumaakbam
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco. Ossa
TalaafeOB eocneottoaa.
taasjr SV a,
a. av tjaaaai
SCHNABEL & LaRCCHS
ia. S- -jaaB a V f
mm aaaw t
PORTLAND, OHE.
his ctranta.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
cation.
Mrs. Y. M. Crabtree. of near c w aadrewi et al toB
Laurel, was a McMtnnvjJJe visit-
,r. Tuesday.
('onrad Dick, of near West
Union, was in the county seat
Tuesday.
Horn, to Mr. and Mia. Ceo.
Bidweli. of near Hiillsboiro, July
Mrs. 0. U. Ho)m,w,of Port, ...yj JTS,
land, was the guest of Mrs. J. L
Wednesday. July a I ok
State v Anderson and Meeks, Li,htiv a.!iiv. a nominal nunv
indictment No 1. found itmlty, of l20o oSex9 0
given 5 days to move fqr newchanjteof priCes noted on account
t"Mt .. . of the smallneaa of receipts, au
lieanaru amitn v iici, uo-
D H Bailey tU J yoBMoa.aaa
tee
WOHara to Sane
J P Borchera to Karl Kach.........
Blltatieth at Freeman toOtoJ WM-
belm, 94-too a r urove.......
Sam to Joba J Cramer, aa aDOe....
Mb aa own, ,w
arwood Aerta..
ChM HoraW toM Qlrlfnf. tract
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A. Kossi, of Beaverton, was
tending court Wednesday.
. X. Harding, of Gaston, waa
town Wednesday.
Miss Violet Webber, of Port
nd, is the guest of Mrs. M. H.
evenson.
John McClaran, of Galea Creek,
as i visitor in Hillsboro, yes-
tty,
Lam kin today.
Mla Vera Brown, of Wood'
burn, is visiting at the L shlha-
borger home.
Dance at North Plains Pavilion
Saturday eve, July 24. Dancing 6
ci1 it fiaulenbeck Orchestra.
KJwlnSDarks. of Forest Grove
was a business visitor to the city
yesterday. '
Burn, to iiichard L Smith and
wife, of Laurel. July 19, a girt.
J. Scown returned Tuesday
from a trip to Sil verton, Ore.
J. Susbauer, of Con oli'js, was
in town Wednesday.
If
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to
.h .viraima i-iaea
W lot" tlk yy flew f V SS
r I. Laraa u C S McMatt, S a MM
t and It ..... So
f m McOanlel to So IBf OP, iP( f
blk Myre ! SeafHIe...,.,,,,,,,
n n4kia to Kmwrt inr v, ivw
tt. ss II. JOcll VJfW 4c to
i k Ueavea. abff. to at BolHir, IV
Beaverton Itfl
A B Hchoonoear to Wtetara urtgow .
Conference Aianof Sarantb Day
Ade.ntlata.lot3blki6Crdta.
i w Seavv to Joba HtUter Jr,
" .n,i ft foil Acree , . . . ., too
i,.i..J ai.i.a to Chaa U Olda at as.
310 aenca. Km hhhp""1
For sale: Sows, with jtehp
niir. Also a Chester wniie
boar. 2i years old.Urs. W. B.
Bolton. Witch Hazel ft
work of art Hugh Walter Sparks
and Perry Burton Arant, both
well known to Washington county
naoala. are the composers. Those
r.-rr-' - . . . - . ....
living- oui or wwn win receive
a copy postpaid by sending 25
cents vo vne puDiianer, ciuwpi a
Sparks, Forest Grove, Lfregon.
F, J, Williams and Sons' Can
nery cioseq mnwrj
ion st their ranch yesterday,
after a month's operauon. air,
Williams states (hat he put up
Avar lauuu cans 01 ine nu. e
J!S?, HadftUU5Breval-
d a few days longer me papacuy
of fruit would have been mucn
greater, but the last few days
burned the fruit to badly that it
waa imnoasible to save it for can
ning. However, some of it was
lived for making juios. Ihe
concern will croeeed with its op
erations throushout the canning
season. Beans will be the next
in wiu cent ica azse,
murred areued and submitted.
Drainage District Q 1 v Hu
bert Bernards et al, demurrer
set for hearing Friday. July 23.
Houserv M'oek, demurrer over
ruled, given 10 dsys to answer.
Thursday. July 22
State v Anderson and Meeks.
ndictment No 2, pleaded guilty
to simple larceny, waiveq tune
or sentence on both indictments,
and was sentenced one year in
... ' ?l ' 1 L ! I . .
county jail on eacn inutuunent.
raroieq on conaiuon mat on in
dictment No
will
lines are quoted steady.
Card of Thaaka
We wish to thank our many
Oregon friends for their cards of
remembrance of our fiftieth wed
ding anniversary.
B. C Hollenbeok and wife.
SL Johns Park. Fla,. July 1X
WILLIAM D. HWINQ
Funeral aorvioea of William D.
2. each defendant IE wing, a pioneer, who died Mon-
y $00 and costs; wil be I day at his home at Minnesota
DR. W. K. PITTBNGEa
Dentist
OrBo up-atalra ore UUlaboto HatloaaJ
Bank. "
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DR. J.R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trmleaia Bldg.
HILL8BOB0. OSX
Main and TblfdV
na
paroled on indictment No 1.1 and Shaver streets, Portland,
Defendants must not break any I were conducted veatetxiay by
laws of the land, and must re- Oregon lodge, No. m. A. F. and
nort to the sheriff every three I A. M.. of which Mr. Ewing had
r . , r I i . I . -' ' . ' . . . J ...
montns, comm,encinE vigtuoer i.ioeen, acnartermemoerana cnr
Given until katurday to nay lain. Interment was in tha Case
fines and coats. , ifjity cemetery. Mr. lowing came
H L Sabin v J A Howe, dia-1 to uregon. in 1& ana was ra
miaaed without prejudice. ; old, and had been a Haater Ha
state v Luther Freeman, de
fendant appeared in person in
custody of the sheriff. Arraign
ed, waived te for sentence and
pleaded guilty to non support.
Sentence suspended on condition
that he properly support his f.
ily in the future,
aan for H8 years. He is survived
bv his widow, who waa torcsrcy
Mrs. Griffin, and several sAiUro.
Mr. Ewinir was wU known in
Washington Camaty bavving tt""
a retidant of tcaeooty o xz.:
at few yean tso whta txcu
DR. C. H. POUrOCS,
Dentist
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