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County Official Paper
4abnrtptioa: tlJO par Amnum.
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UONO m McIIRNKI
With Warsaw practically in the
inds of the Kaiser, and with a
arge force tryin to cut off the
ussian retreat, it looks as
hough Russia will lose Poland
nd a biff part, if not all of their
rmy. The Kaiser says that
ermany will dictate terms 01
eace. England, however, yes-
jterday held tneetinffs to com
memorate their declaration of
war against Germany a year ag
al Ika Vitt iM. Otl'fl ikdV Will AV.
haust their resources to defeat
Germany and Austria. Mean
while the Arrerican jingo press
clamors for trouble with the
Kaiser, and President Wilson is
till holding for peace.
Ferd Groner. of Scholls. was a
city visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. R. Kmmott and chil
dren are at Rock away for an
outing.
Miss Lois Ward, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C Ward, is yisit
ing at T he Dalles this week.
Rev. E. W. Luecke. ot North
Tualatin Plains, was a city caller
yesterday afternoon.
Scott Al'en, of near Reedville,
was up to Hillsboro yesterday
afternoon.
A. L. Grebe, of South Tuala
tin fraternized with Hillsboroites
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Frances Dunwald. of
Portland, was a guest of Hazel
Stewart the first of the week.
Albert O. Duncan and Viola
Lauder, Hillsdale, well known to
a large circle ot Washington
County friends, have taken out
license to wed.
Judge W. D. Smith has his
court chambers nicely finished
with some uew furnishings, and
the blind goddess smiles in the
newly burnished Quarters,
Miss Marguerite Stewart and
friend, Elmer Johnson, of Port
land, spent Sunday on the farm
with Miss Stewart's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. a Stewart, of South
Tualatin.
Mrs. L. F. Emmott and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bergen,
of this city, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Riggs, of Orenco, returned
Sunday from the Tillamook beach
p tints.
W. A. Tupper and wife, of
Oregon City, and Lloyd Tupper.
wife and child, visited the home
folks Sunday. W. A. Tupper is
now bookkeeper for a big water
system construction company.
Wm. G. Busbee. of Yamhill.
and Annie E. Hoffman, ot this
county, were united in marriage
at the court house, August 4,
1915. Rev. Muckley officiating
The happy pair brought the offi
ciating ministeralong with them
G. 1. Klemmer and daughter.
Viola, of Bellevitle. 111., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Philiippi and Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Long. They have been visiting
Wm. Metzler and family, of
south of Cornelius, for some
weeks. Mr. Kiemme is in the
iron foundry business, and he
and his daughter have ben tak
ing in the West, and incidentally
the Fair. They leave for the
Hast in a few days. Mr. Kiemme
says that he likes Oregon better
than any of the coast districts he
has visited.
Mrs. Geo. Ward and daughters.
Ms. Birningham and Miss Hul-
tia, of Alma, Mich.. e.e guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward, this
week, arriving here Saturday.
They will also visit relatives at
St Johns before returning.
Host and hostess had net seen
the visitors for 27 ears. They
leiwwith splendid impressions
of Oregon, her people, and pro
duction. They will visit the Fair
before returning East
The body ot Mrs. John Brug
ger. widow, was brought from
Salem yesterday, deat'i having
ensued at the state insane asy
hm. Mrs. Brugger's late hus
band was one of the first to start
a grist mill in the east end of the
county. They formerly lived
north of Reedville. and were well
known here.
Bethany Grange will give a
midnight dance. Saturday Even
ing. August 14. becinning at 8
o'clock. Good music and good
mat.agement Tickets, 50 ca-nts.
Ice cream and refreshments at
the stand. Everybody inviUd
J. D. Sullivan, Chairman Com
mittee.
Jake Krebs, the mayor of Rock-
away, has made Hiiisooro proua
of him as a resident The other
day, at the opening of an inter
ior road, ending at Rockaway.
J. made the bit of the meet-
ing. As a speech maker he is
making gains on Bill Bryan, and
has Teddy "beaten to a frazzle."
Mrs J Hartley and niece, of
Banks, went to Seattle the first
of the week, for a month's stav.
They made the trip in Mrs
Hartley s car. accompanied by
Arthur Benefiel and wife, of
Seattle
The Hunger Bros. Lumber Co.,
of near Manning, are about to
move their mill, and have a fine
lot of dry, clear lumber, and No.
1 common on hand, and it must
go. Hunger Bros Co, Manning,
phone Buxton. 4-5. 14-26
Misses Marion Lytle and Mary
Harbison, and Kenneth Carlile
and Paul Bailey are b?ing enter
tained this week at the Linklater
Summer home above Mountain-
dale.
Dr. Erwin, of this oity, and J.
. (i m w x
w. v anaerveiden, ot Koy. were
at the Bryan meeting in Port
land, Friday night.
If m - a
Mr. ana airs, u tsiaser are
visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Wade Everest, over ii Tillamook
county.
Miss Mary Ryan accompanied
her brother John to San Francis
co, today.
Geo. W. Russell, of Gaston,
was here today. He is still look
ing after j.ame violations.
The Progressive 500 Club met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.j
H. Kearney, residing on the
River Road. Saturday evening.
July 24. Seven table of 500,
were very pteasantiy enjoyed by
the entire membership and sev
eral Portland visitors, of whom
the following were house guests
of the host and hostess -Miss
Annett Waverly. Mis Florence
Ehr and Herbert Ehr. Mrs
Austin Simms and Eugene S.
Combs drew the honors at cards.
A well appointed lunchnon was
served on the lawn, the long tv
bles being lighted by Japanese
lanterns. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Sorenson, Saturday
evening. Aug. 7.
John Ritter. of Helvetia, was
la town Tuesday, on logal busi
ness.
First for :
tlinlKV
i that I lh- !
Mrs. Lizzie Squires and Mrs.
Melinda Hock in, of near Orenco.
were Hillsboro visitors yesterday.
The ladies decided to try their
"hiking" powers, and made the
trip on foot, taking about two
hours for their jo rney.
Wm. Hanson Tuesday pur
chased the Reo car owned by
Loren Jackson. Mr. Jackson is
buying a Hudson Six. and he
sold the Reo at a sacrifice, Han
sen being away to the good on
the purchase. Jackson will bring
out his Hudson this week
J. J. Weisenbeck. of Reedville.
was in town yesterday. He says
that hopgrowers are now en
gaged in spraying for lice, as the
cool and damp weather has in
creased them mightily. A few
hot days would exterminate the
pest
C. E. Wells went to Portland
the first of the week and brought
out a new Hudson Six. Mr. and
Mrs. Wei's and four children, and
Dr. J. R. Marshall, wife and son
will start Sunday for an overland
tnp to the San i rancisco Fair,
and will be absent a month.
Josephine tins has been ap
pointed guardian of the estates
of Perry Ellis and sister, Kittie
M. Ellis, who were recently Bent
to the State Hospital, at Salem.
The property consists of lands on
the Portland mountain and on
upper Gales Creek.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen de
parted yesterday for Alsea and
Waldport, over in Lincoln coun
ty. They will be absent several
weeks, and the fish stories that
Fred will tell when he returns
will make old Ananias turn over
in his grave.
A weenie roast was held at the
Rock Creek school house last
Tuesday, July 28. Games were
played until late when the wee
nies were roasted and eaten with
sandwiches. About midnight
the crowd dispersed, , having
CRESCENT
THEATRE
Tuesday Evening
August 10
"They've Made the
Whole World Laugh''
1HC 01DIST AND BEST!
Notable Tour of
RICHARDS 8 PRINGLE S
Famous
Georgia
Minstrels
Prink tVIro Kol.i.
Thirst." 5. at fountains ; WT. ....-. 7Z
At a quarterly meeting of the . , , !'. ' i.m.-w
directors of the M. II church. A" . 1 ?' . at r'.. Y-? --rZ. '
Monday evening, a vote V ' r, ' """ZrJZ'Zi
take,., asking the M. K. confer- w at 1
ence to return Rev. Meyers !. Jh' " . - "VT'EE. T. J
this uarish for the owing year, to llovvi , :u .-'ftw.
Thousands of dollars invested
in its equipment.
A veritable dream of the Ar
abian Nights
Everybody goes to tlie Min
strels, they can't help it.
THEY ARE CATCHING!
The resolution sel un.nm ;
mouslv ami the n quest will no
doubt be granted. !
I'NION STOCK YAlfOS !
The receipts for Monday are!
Cattle. 752; hots. sheep.!
MAS.
Cat tie -For the last three
Mondays steers have reached lti
Tc mark. The market seems to
show steady on good stutf. Of
course this class of cattle is not
coming in freely. Out of the
800 head on the market only two
or three loads could show tn this
class. Most of the olfermns
were mediocre, the usual nuniU'r
of second rate cattle being in
evidence. For ordinary cows anil
heifert the market seems at an ;
early date fairly steady. I
Hogs Only ,a fe hundred
head oer two thousand were
reuistertnl over Sunday. outM.le
of a few load that were able to
soring the close of last w.ekV
price at $7.15. all lines ruled
steady, the bulk going at ?.K to
7.10. Ti ado was active.
Sheep The largest receipts
for a single day in the last few
months were in this morning,
over 4000 head Mug totalel.
(lood lambs are selling at G,
with all lines steady at last
week's prices.
lliiNboro M.-iv t'iUie I .
IKmclson's Furniture Slre.
lows t,iH-ery. 1 x J--"!.. .
Rest IUm. Scm I t. iwr a "
a HM4(I4
tut I ll
4
Morton llreenlnu.-e
l,,iiuU '
lov, Sccncrv and Breakers
h.U. ! l-'0'
Tillamook County Beaches
.ri. i '! the utitr;t!it ed foret of the Ciiat
moui'ta.n 1 1 Sarery is indeed Krand
I ill inn ok Count U.orts prem-nt many novel
attract; ns for sou.
HuleU, l. l.:uu: h.ets.-s. camp and wttsgrt
alford um;u' a.-coimii id .it ions.
Notice ul Final Settlement
Nolle I ir.il.r tt that III im.trr
nti-l hu rU.I in tin t'lMiniv Curl
ill W .lllllKl.iil t'nuilljr. IIIM in, hm !i il
woiiiil mill n-jmrl i .in ut.a at llm U-l
tt lllaiHl ImlmiiMit if h . tin U li-o
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MUit nliw,
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H. T. HiC!y. AlU.rin'jr.
I.i t II ' " li
this s cSi i'i
i our iii Htaled folder dewritxng
Low Kounil Trip Farra
In I'llhui.mk t'ounty Uesorts
iiu ii ail iHiints on
SOUTIH-KN PACIFIC
. l Hf ' i Jilnnt Urn
POPULAR PRICES
50, 35 and 25 Cents
Tickets on Sale at the Hills-
bore Pharmacy
Wanted, to rent: A farm of
50 or 100 acres. Address Box
200, Laurel, Ore. 18-21
H. H. Holcomb and wife, of
Bethany, were in town yester
day. August Wedeking. of Scholls,
was in town today.
Rev. J. P. Lucas has returned
from a trip to San Francisco.
S. P. AND P. E. & E.
All, except the P. K. & N., trains
are electric, and stop at the de
pot on Main street.
To Portland
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a.
McMinnville Train 7:38 a.
Sheridan Train 10.02 a.
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p,
McMinnville Train 2:15 d.
Forest Grove Train . ...4:10 p. m
Eugene irain 4:w p. m.
McMinnville Train 6:40 p. m.
forest Grove Train 9:50 p.
From Portland
Eugene Train arrives-. -8:15 a.
m.
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A I I trains.
stop
-.9:45 a.
11:59 a.
..3:15 p.
. 4:30 p.
. 6:40 p. m.
7:15 p. m.
-9:00 p. m.
.12:15 a. m.
on flag at
OREUON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 a m
7:18 a rn
8:28 a m
9:58 a m
12:43 p m
3:58 p m
5:43 pm
8:10 pm
9:48 (Sar only) pm
From Portland 55 minutes.
7:54 a m
9:20 am
11:25 am
2:05 pm
4:27
6:25 p m
pm
9:12 (Sat only) pm
12:25 ;ro
Scene from Walls of Jericho
I
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m,
Sixth and Main; at North Range
and Fir streets; at Sixth and Fir
streets and at Tenth street
bteam bervice.. Old Depot
To Portland
P. R. & N. Train 4:20 d
From Portland
P. R. & N. Train 9:12 a. m.
Loop Special, due at Hillsboro
at 2:00 p. m. from Portland!
Saturday and Sunday only.
Forest Grove Special-(Satur
days only)
from Portland .10:33 n m
To Portland 11:15 p. m.
Dnnnl. Cn:l 11 1 1 o .
pr I Uvii.ii oyeciai on r. IV. fit IN. J
pent an enjoyable . evening. Lv. Hillsboro Sat. at 3:02 P. M.
Twenty-aeven were present. Return " Sun. at 9:22 P. M.
The Great Modem Society
Drama. Oyer 300 Artistic
Scenes
The story revolves about
a self-made millionaire who
marries a lady of royal
birth, whose associates in
the smart set almost lead
her to destruction.
Grand Theatre
Friday Only
Usual Prices
Only Rev I Wild Animal Show on Earth
I
BIG 3-RING WILLT ANIMAL
BUS
"THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT"
PAr MM)
fCZ Birf Sensational S
VZJ Animal Act OD
Performing JuuRle-Hri-dl.ions, Timers, Lcnjurds, I'um.is J.uars, Crizlyn, Cimiatuc.n,
Siberian and Pular Hears, Klej.h.uits, Canals, . Mras. Zulus, Hyenas, Sacred Cattle',
Kangaroos, Ourang OiiUtiKS Ajks, Chimj.an.ie-:, M-mkcys, Mount lin Cats. l..Ki,cte!
Miss Harvey's Musical Carrier Pigeons
Tom, Dich, Harry. Horse-Hiding Seu Lions
Birf Bill. Wrestlinji Grizzly
Mile Florines' Performing LeopnrU
Tot and Tiny. World's Smallest Performing Horses
Aerial Dogs and MonKeys
Bob Chocolate and BlacK lnir;ht. Tn, Dancing Horses
Tom, Jerry and Louie, Horse Riding Lions
Spunh. the Good-Night Pony
Romeo, Mathematical Pony ,
Danger, Dynamite, Gunpowder, JuM Mules
World's Only Educated 13er.jvl TitjVrs
Hiding. Driving. Hacing Ostriches
Maj. Thornton's Clown Pi(s
71 FULL GROWN AFRICAN LIONS
4- IN ONt: ACT -vio
WorId's Challenge Croupe. Volue $50,000
24
Sampson
550
AERIAL LION ride i 1 1
I am.,,,,,; wiM ,nim , CT;CT'' Mo'
High-School Riilin,;. I)n i, ,! Milil.ry
HORSES AND PONIKS
Worlds rremium Stock, Ever
40 Animal Clowns
IOO Animal Trainers
y one aU Actor
550
505 People
V Big Special T
Concert Bands
fftins : riis
iiujjpj
p' m- Doo-s open 1 to 7
WILL EXHIBIT AT
Hillsboro, Friday, August 20
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