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wated a fear
ihi city, when
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tai.i was a typ
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have it verdict
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WANTIIO
lea or, me ciaua. , v,.ftP-
nailed over each . ' ...
ho reust them.
I le returned.
C. Atwell.,,
Manager.
INJURUD
C. Brows, Sited
ined a severe is-
evenir.g, by step-
at her home on
receiving a fall
led her right hip.
Ruiarooned, and,
Barrett reduced
Mrs. Brown will
her bed for some
n, or south lua
wn Tuesday.
of Farmington,
sterday.
). 1915. to George
jfe, of Hillsboro. a
Wi f fin Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phlllppl.
ill I II of thta city, entertalni-d at dm-
IM"1" m-r. lu.fdtty. n honor of Mr
Phillippi s uncle and Hjin. G
D. Kl-mm ami daughter, Viola.
of IMIevtll. 111., it al bting
Mr. Klemme's birthday. Thow
present wereG. . Kl.-mmr. Vi
ola Ktemme, W. V. Mt-tzler and
if. J. I. rhihppi. Walter Phil
it'l't and wife and ton. Wayne.
Mr. Klemme and daughter and
air. ami air, aieuier took a
trip up the Columbia river, by
boat, yeatenlay morning, after
which they wilt return to Hills
Iwiro where Mr. Klmme and
daughter wilt irtit for awhile
iH'fure returning home.
For Kent: House, cIoho in, on
Daaeline Street, between Second
and Third. -Address J. M.
Itrown. Hanks, Ore., It. 2. lioi
M, or call on Edwin Morgan.
HtlUboro; phone City KM.
Marriage lieenne Uaued by
County Clerk Luce, Monday,
July Lit, wen m follow: La.
tt-j sioainer renre I tarn ford and Una taynes,
Cleveland to l'1" of ashington County;
I'mm taLina a v" "Kp vi aianon
Ipon uunga
vrrwa Waahinitton Dainty. On Tues-
juught the best ,;iyt Jllly J7 - Cllenn I. Potwin
io cancn jia w. Hncon. of Wanhing
f tnp. however j tm ,unty. (;u.nn v. piyrH tnd
garner had left , n,t(.r h,, of HiLora
tiv a iia or
" was liable to; Itasket social at Leisyville
Ct, ('church. Saturday evening, July
l.rrt the lonir ex-!!, iwy lnn baskets, and
r 1 , .a I ,t ftl, tt ttVM& ,.! t..i (j. llllU lk.M
t ith 2700 ter-i An excellent, program hat been
ul.rnif over one ah are luruuuiy in
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vited.
18-19
it and had been according to authorities that are
lea larite crown , Wu,),el to know, ever hauled
iMicmgan ynjr. thruiiKh the street or Hillsboro,
Yr U quite ina j i,y one team of homes, waa haul
hie to clear, it d Monday from th Hare aaw
pump the water mi t th f.mt of Third atreet.
ima wMaon ia the liadk-fr Lumber Co.. at
of Main atreet. The
uid to contain four
thuuiainl fwt of lumber.
The Corman Sjwaking Society
will mrt at the Julius Aibahr
home. South Tualatin, Sunday,
Auir. til, at 1:50 p. m. Alt mem.
ibers are invited to attend. W.
'Svhendel.S'C. 18 20
ve Cannery will
ih per pound for A new and distinctive method
iberrie. deliver.'0' ininir and sealing a written
St Forint Grove. nmimeni was rncoun urea ; in
cent Per pound -the County Unwder s olllce
P a usi year. , . r .T: "i" 7a7T
i . salt tMii i v n iMNi ivnii-n mmt mm
n be me, nrm. . VLZ, health for some Ume. The doc-
the variety. andn" n applying the; ww to , th t
leaves, stem, mark to lhe was the novel jof hia ill health unUI a few
mut be deliver- vinW oj i.w
irry haiiurks in. Mr. and Mm. II. K. Haines!
,ts, ana tr nan-.,... Sundav with Mr. and Mm.
side of .roreat.,,,, Mairrud.-r. in Portland. It
bt' royertH Wltn4 ,,, (intt ,, Mr ll.in.i
W eXCIUtW UUSl.. h.l U...n in IWllnml fnr
four!
with two penny Mr. and Mrs .U M. tunmoti
Mnter of ench!"'i nJ Mm. Um Kmmott
nery will provide motomi to totumma aiougn &ai-
unmy evenmir, wnwre inry nan-
etl Sunday. They rejiort I good
catch.
Mrs. Norman Greer spent the
weck erul with Mr. Greer, at
Uot-kaway. Norman will remain
at the bench until ti e last of
this week,
For sale: Sows, with eight
uiirs. Al" a Chetter White
boar, 2 years old. Mrs. W. U,
IJolton, Witch Hazel Sta. 20
Mrs. Fred Oakerman, of lliley.
; Harney County, is in the city
ifor an extended visit with her
uiiitAi Mm Marv Dailev.
Mrs. Frank Doughty, of this
city, left recently to visit with
her sister, it Bay City.
Clem Shaner. of North Mains,
was transacting business in the
city Tuesday.
Man nee VorI departed Mon
day for San Franciaco, where he
will visit the Fair.
Photo of Steamer EasjrJ
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Vto ukeo hw I.. M. Hnvt. of Hillsboro. Courtesy Evening Telegram
own
TbouModa f'ram ttM Eaat art
r.nthualaitk Over Stwwtef
(HVeiTFItST IN STATE MSFUVS
Slraclart U tlaiat mi to Mmt
Iran With Ocacral 0Ula
Cat-
That Orejron will receive a trreat
advrrtiainir through its unique
buildinjf and exhibit at the San
Francisco Fair is evidenced by
the (act that visitors from all
over the world are carrying th
measaKe of admiration on every
boat and train leaving the Golden
Gate city. When the casual
traveler asks Fair visitors their
opinion as the best state showing
their answer Is. M0regon." The
biir structure, built out of logs,
in the architecture of the Par
thenon, stands out by itself. All
other buildings have similarity
of design and color, while the
Oregon structure la natural.
"Where is the Oregon building?"
This is the query echoed from
the gate to the coast line. All
viaitors are more than Impressed
with it, and with the represent-,
alive esjiibit from Held and
stream, the school eihibit, and
the horticulture displays.
Oregon and Canada appear to
be the farorites with Fair visit
ors, and Easterners who want to
locate in the West spend hours
with the exhibit John Dennis,
of Hillaboro, is all attention, and
Oregon people are shown every
possible courtesV. Hiilsboro's
school exhibit compares favora
bly with those from other sec
tions of the state. Neat week
the Argua will give a review of
the Oregon showing and of Hiils
boro's part in putting Oregon on
the map.
FORREST CLARK
A very sad affair was the death
of Forrest Lester Clark, son of
I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark, of 63
K. 74 St N., Portland, who died
. . . .
July 24.. He had been jn poor
( d Mon degUu He nad
to Cornelius to visit his grand-
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Pid
cock, and aunt lira. J. Hergert
to see if the change would im-
prove his health. Dr. Crowth,
era told the grandfather on wea
nemJay that the child had dia
betes. He returned home on
Thursday ai.d passed away Sat
urday. The funeral was held at
the home Monday afternoon,
Rev. W. H. Hampton, of the
M. F- church of Montaville, offi
ciating. He gained many friends
while in Cornelius, and WW
(Mineral favorite.
Deceased was 13 years, 4
months and 16. days old, and la
survived by his parents and one
sister, Alta Clark.
The Dall-bearers were selected
from his Sunday School class,
and interment was in Rose Cjty
Cemetery.
Taken up; Tw i Jerseys, light
and a dark color. Owner can have
same by proving property, pay
for keep and advertieing.-Kalph
Withycombe, HiitsDoro, Oregon,
R.6.
The Moose Lodge la having i
Miffh Jinks tonight and the ant
lered bunch will be in evidence
from Yamhill county at well as
all Washington County point.
and
Ben Idotw. of Wiley, wa.4
lillsboro viaitor, Monday,
Janper Keffer was in from hil
aim north of town, yesterday.
J. C. IWhen. of near Orenco.
waa a city viaitor the first of the
week.
Hubert Dernard of McMinnville
was a Ilitiaboro visitor the nrst
of the week.
Fred Schomburg was down
from his ranch, near Mountain-
dale, Tuesday.
John Engeldinger, the con
tractor, made a business trip to
Timber, Monday.
Kmil Hoy is spending a month's
vacation at itockaway. the guest
of Kupert Wahner.
John Kuratli and family are
visiting with Mrs. Kuratli's par
ents at Greaham, Ore.
This is the time to use Fly
Spray. 90 cents per gallon, at the
leita Drug Store.
A. Souther and Clyde Taylor
eft the first of the week for San
'rsncisco, by way of G. N. P. S.
Mrs. Neal is visiting at Ridge-
field. Wash., and during her ab
sence Mrs. Lane has erarge of
the boarding house, on First St.
Agent Mason, of the Oregon
Electric has sold rive tickets to
distant points the last week, on
the Great Northern or Northern
'aciflc boats. .
Wade Killen. of the Hillaboro
ndependent departed Tuesday
for a month's visit in California.
He will stop at the Fair for sev
eral days.
J. A. I m brie and daughter.
Miss Claire, and Miss Mary
reeman left Monday morning.
for a week's stay at Elmore
tVk.
L G. Wiedewitsch, of Corne-
ius, was down to Hillaboro this
morning, on business. He is in
the auto garage business, having
returned from Portland in June.
Quinten Keiling, of .Newberg.
and Laura Gustin, of Tigard,
have taken out marriage license.
Both are well and favorably
known in their respective lo
calities.
For sale: Pigs, also some nice
hogs ready for stubble field.
First come, first served. Tele
phone Farmer 355. H. Hunts
man. 18-20
Geo. Laemerman, of the Hun
ger Bros. Mill u., was down
rom above Manning this morn
ing, tie says that his section
has had more ram than we have
'enjoyed" down this way.
Good Real Estate security offand is well known in musical
end for loans at 7 and a per
cent Call and look applications
over. E. L. Perkins, Hillsboro,
Oregon. tf.
Mrs. Willamina Bellon. former
ly Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Olivette,
South Dakota, visited friends in
Hillsboro the first of the week.
She was enroute home after vis-
Ungfn A.rizonaand California.
John Constantinos, proprietor
of the Commercial restaurant at
Forest Grove, has purchased the
Jas. Wilson restaurant in this
city. He has closed the eating
house, and in about ten days
will open it with many improve
ments.
Suit for divorce has been in
stituted by Nettie Livengood,
through her attorney C. J. Mich-
elet from Lawrence E. Liven-
good. They were married at
McMinnville in 1906. The com
plaint alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment
Miss Mattie Wilson waa one of
the bridesmaids at the marriage
of Mix Monioa Montgomery to
Ufil D..AI n.k!.l.
rnuiKia vviiouii unuciici, nmui
took place in Portland, Tuesday
evening. July 27. The groom is
the son ojjar. and Mrs. Wilson
Benefiel, well known at Banks.
Mr. and Mrs.- Benj. Patton, of
niiMsi0, were n town, waay,
enroute home from Buxton,
where they attended Pomona
Grange. Philip Olson and daugh
ter, Miss Helen, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jabes Wilkes attended from
this city. All report a splendid
session.
M. McDonald, of Orenco, pres
ident of the Oregon Nqrsery Co ,
haa been elected a member it
the board of trustees of Albany
College, his selection having been
requested by the Oregon Synod,
which met at Eugene, last week.
Mr. McDonald ranks high as an
educator and his appointment is
a iratter of congratulation to the
college. He will serve for a term
years.
L A. Long haa returned from
the Moose convention at San
Diego, which was in convention
all of last week. While South
he visited the San Diego and
San Francisco Fairs, and also
went over into the land of Mex
ico, where the rabbles are tight
ins without knowing exactly
what the trouble The Argus
editor really belives some on
could caotain 1.000 Eastern Ore-
iron 'and Washington cowboys
and go South and whip both con
tending factions but he is wil
ling to give the work of captaincy
to some other newspaper man
who is really a belligerent.
ions a sisifiis
pus me sent
T ii a ....
now an All-Day Station at
McKham, on Upper Dairy Creek
aNNl'Al AFFAIR TO BE BM EVEW
nw CattU al rMkiaaa fta (L Hare
E. J. McAlear. al 'w imr
Knights of Pythias and the Py
thian Sister lodges will celebrate
their annual oicnie event at
Meacham's, on upper Dairy
Creek, which just now happens
to be the Summer homes of Wm.
G. Hare and H J. McAlear.
Hare and McAlear will take care
of the K. of P and Mrs. Hare
and Mrs. McAlear will see that
the Pythian Sisters are shown
the beauties of North Washing-
ton County. Many will motor up
to that delightful mountain dis
trict while others will go by
equine conveyance.
Last year the lodges held their
annual event up on Gales Creek,
and each year they propose a
change of location.
All will take luncheon alone.
and the day will be one of en
joyment to all. All Knights and
Sisters and their families are re
quested by the committees to be
in attendance, and no excuse will
be tolerated.
PAYNC HARBISON
A quiet but pretty wedding was
celebrated ty Rev. E. A. Harris,
st the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Harbison. Thursday. July 29,
1915. at nine o'clock, when their
daughter Hester was united in
marriage to Glenn V. Payne.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the immediate
relatives of the bride and
groom and a few invited friends.
The bride was gowned in white
silk, and was given away by her
father. The house was beautifully
decorated in a color scheme of
white and green.
Immediately after congratu
lations Mr. and Mrs. Payne were
the recipients of many beautiful
presents, in token of the high
esteem in which they are held.
After a short wedding trip they
will take up their residence at
Seventh and Baseline.
The bride is well known here
and at Hood River, and has a
host of friends. She is a erad
iate of the 1'acinc University.
circles. The groom is well known
here, and is associated in business
with Mr. McPheeters. The
Argus joins with a host of friends
in tendering congratulations.
BIDS WANTED
For the erection of a school play-
shed. 40x100, ft. Plans and spec
iflcatlons at V jokers' candy shop.
Cornelius. ' The Committee will
receive bids to August 3, and re
serves the right to reject any or
all bids received.
W. E. Sherbrooke,
School Clerk Dist 2.
18-19 Cornelius, Ore.
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Any school Board desiring to em
ploy an experienced teacher, one
who maintains good order, teach
es the children how to sing a.id
does thorough work, I am at
your service.
Yours respectfully,
' Earl E. Fisher,
Qeaverton, Ore.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD
Notice is hereby given that seal
ed proposaja will he received oy
the undersigned until August 10,
1915, for supplying Washington
County with 35 cords of wood.
delivered at County Poor Farm
and 60 cord,a of wood to be de
livered at the County' Court
House. Wood to be first growth,
good quality and four-foot length.
Delivery to be made by Sept 1,
1915. . , ' r
The Tight Is reserved to reject
any or ail bids.
J. E. REEVES.
Sheriff of Washington County
HOP PICKERS
Those wishing to pick hops at
the Banks Hop Company yard,
or the J. F. Carstens yard, at
Banks,' are requested to register
by August 15. J. r . .Carstens &
Son. 19-21
W. F. Desinger. the Beaverton
contractor, was in town this
morning. He says that harvest
is in full blast down his way.
Mr. ana rars. rreq &wy and
children, of Portland, are spend
ing the Summer at the Imbne
cottage at Elmore Park.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Miller and
son, of this city, departed Satur
day for Iowa Falls, Iowa, via the
Great Northern steamer. They
will stop at Los Angeles for
few Ays' visit with relatives.
A very serious idd?iiL which!
migni nave ended latally, occur
red to Dr. E. H. Smith early this
morning. Wblie on a Call north
of Cornelius, on the Centerville
road, a bridge near the Cook
- I a. f t
piace, wnicn waa m a very poor
anape. gave way under his ma
chine. preciDitatintr both Dr.
Smith and his car to the ground.
l he rear right wheel waa torn
completely off, and the axle waa
very badly bent the rear end of
the machine striking the ground
first While Dr. Smith escaped
wunoui r-eing injured. It was
very narrow escape.
L. G. Wiedewitsch. of Corneli
us, has opened a machine shoo
ana auto garage at that point
a ... r
Steam vulcanizing, auto tubes
and casings, hiirh erade babbit
metal and all kinds of supplies
always in stock. Give him a
calL L. G. Wiedewitsch, Corne
lius, Phone, City 106. 19 28
Go to the Hillsboro Music Store
or iionman'syewelery Store and
L. a a mr
w me new sone. l Know a
Yankee Man." This son? catehea
the patriotic spirit that is abroad
in the land, and has atirrinc
words and music, with a cover
design in colors that is a real
work of art Husrh Walter Soarks
and Perry Burton Arant both
well known to Washington county
people, are the composers. Those
iving out of town will receive
copy postpaid by sending 25
cents to the publisher. Edwin S.
Sparks, Forest Grove. Oregon.
We have a full line of Kodaks
and supplies, and we do develop
ing and printing. Delta Drug
Store.
The open season for deer does
not open until August 1515
days later than usual and it
will be well for hunters to bear
this in mind. State officials are
sending out their deputy wardens
to watch hunters and see that
the law la enforced. The season
loses October 31,
Wanted-Second hand binder
in good working condition -F.
M. HeideL Hillaboro. Oregon.
Phone, Main 141
E. Lehman, who Uvea Booth
of town, injured his hand auite
badly, Tuesday, while working
on a threshing machine. In
some manner his hand was
caught in the cogs of the ma
chine and was badly mangled.
t was not found necessary, how
ever, to amputate any of the
fingers. He was attended by
Dr. Robb.
Mr. Kinaea. formerly manager
of the Pacific Coast Condensed
Milk Companies lactones here
and at Forest Grove, and now
general manager of all the com
pany 'a factories, with headquar
ters at Seattle, was a Hillsboro
isitor, Wednesday.
Ed. Schulmerich was in from
South Tualatin, today. He says
the untoward weather so tar has
not seriously affected grain that is
ripe, and that lodgment has not
materially increased. Farmers.
however, are praying for fair
weather.
Jacob Reiehen. of beyond West
Union, was in town today, and
called on the Argus. Jake is one
of the old-timers out his way,
and you can't make him, believe
but what Oregon is all to the
good In all ways.
Glenn Potwin and. Miss Lola
Bacon, both of Forest Grove.
were married by Key. E. A, Har
ris, at his home, Wednesday af
ternoon. The parents of the
contracting parties accompanied
them.
Messrs. Morehead and Wag
ner, topograuners, who nave
been doing work for the Govern
ment near Helvetia, visited Sun
day with Mr. Graft and crew.
who have been doing; Geological
surveying out from this city.
lhe case of the uate versus
George F. Naylor, appellant
charged with statutory affease.
which was appealed from this
county to the. Supreme Court of
the State was reversed and re
manded yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Smith and dausrh
ter. Miss Alice, departed the last
01 me weeK tor an extended vis
it with Mrs. Smith's daughter.
Mrs. Wm. Duncan, at ruiman
Wash.
Mrs. Emma MeNelly. of this
city, departed last evening for a
month's stay at Seaside, She
was accompanied by her grand
daughters, aliases Bertha and
Mamie MeNelly, of Portland.
Dr. Ira Barrett was called to
West Union, the first of ' the
week, to attend the son of Wm.
Million, who had received a se
vere injury.
Services at Ptysaouth church
are suspended until September
to afford the pastor bis vacation
Sunday School will continue as
usual.
Edward Ashbaugh, with the
Rosenfeld-Smith Co.. of Port
land, was a Hillsboro visitor,
today. -
The Loyal Order of Moose will
hold a high jinks at their new
hall, tonight
Drink Celro Kola, "First for
Thirst" be at fountains
Frank linger, of South Tuala
tin, was in town yesterday.
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