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VOflO MeKINMBT
togoa'a harvest ia bumper,
h outlook for good prices
oadition that should chase
ral Depression to cover.
W. C. Jackson, or Noth
Plains, was in the city Tuesday.
He says that he had no insurance
on his barn and hay which burn
ed last Tuesday nuht The barn
stood several hundred feet away
from the other structural an.l
contained between 40 and 50 ton
of hay. some farm implements
and harrows, discs, etc. The
threshers had pulled in just a
short time before evening, and
no one had been around the ham
for several days and the origin
of the tire is somewhat a mvsterv.
The threshers were the first to
see the blaze, and when discover
ed the flames had swept the en
i i t ki j . ea me name naa swept me en-
I T lust for blood seems to tire length of the structure, and
Ik Mastitis im ak M .1 AIMA llAVI . L .
..uiuB. mvi b-hiic pihi'i wiimn nve minutes mere was
not a shiniile left on the roof.
W. 0. says he knows ot no one
who would be deviiish enough to
u . t : .
... ... . , wkuiiiv ui incenuiansm. wnen
aa iMismess on me pan oi this wa3 SUSested to him. No
gentleman wun me ion, livestock was kept in the barn.
i have crossed the border.
if are under no particular
inand. but their action may
lakers and if it does there
1 be some chili con carr.e
lied down that way.
Taw Salient Column
r esteemed friend John Bull
I two years of trouble with
I suffragettes, and should be
red to little things like war-
e,
Europe's sick man is still wel
ugh to attract attention in
news column.
Tteodore Koosevelt has not
' enlisted in the regular army.
Vtn. Howard Taft private
sen. is swinging around the
:1c, on the heels of Theodore.
:h seems to appreciate what
Jient" means, when used in
European war zone.
Jncle Sam's dove of peace
1 hangs to the perch, not
hstanding the Jingoes have
ipped the olive branch of its
vea.
FFEE CLUB COOK BOOKS
i second edition of the Coffee
o Cook book is on sale, at
lenta.
'be books are on sale at the
owing places:
'aught'a Grocery,
lillsboro Mercantile Co.
tonelson'a Furniture 3tore.
Iragg & Powell Grocery.
lass Grocery.
lest Room. Second St, near
rton Greenhouse
E. V. Kinsey. of Colchester,
HI., visited with his cousio. Mrs.
liuth Blair, last Friday. The
visitor is an old railrcad nan.
having been in the employ of
the Hill lines for 30 years. He
is also interested in the manu
facture of a fruit tree sprayer,
made at Galva. 111., some of
which have found their way to
the coast. Mr. Kinsey has been
traveling through California,
visiting the Fairs, etc.. bat he
says he does not like that state
as well as Oregon. He is pleased
with Oregon. Washington County
and Portland. He goes faim
here to Alaska, before returning
East.
Richard Hoyt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L M. Hoyt, went to the
Good Samaritan Hospital, last
week, and is undergoing surgical
treatment to make straight a
foot that he injured when he
was very small. It will take some
weeks for the operation, one that
has been successful in 90 per
cent of the cases tried. The
treatment is succeeding nicely so
tar.
A teamster bv the name of
Mavbee. hau inur from the Sid
prell mill, was thrown from his
loaded wagon, just south of the
Tualatin bridge, the other day.
and suffered a broken collar
bone, two badly twisted ribs, and
a severely torn ear. Dr. Smith
straightened him out, but he will
not be teaming for some time.
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horses tf the r.it i; Wilil Animal Circus that is to exhibit
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A. G. Hoffman, the Forest
Grove merchant, was given first
prize at the Buyers' Banquet, in
Portland, fast evening. Mr.
Hoffman was given two minutes
for the best essay on the town in
which a buyer lives, and his
showing was so good that he re
ceived first honors.
Complaint from all quarters of
the county reach the count v 9eat.
advising that the hop louse is in
his prime in the hop districts.
Many fields, where spraying has
not been indulged will have a
more than short crop. Those
who have assiduously sprayed,
tell a different story.
The 10-year-old son of G. B.
Johnson, of near Scholls, ran a
pitchfork tine in his foot one day
last week, and blood poison re
sulted. Dr. E. H. Smith attend
ed the infection.
The little son of E. P. Corne
lius and wife, of above North
Plains, has been taking treat
ment for blood poison in one of
his ieet, Dr. E. H. Smith attend
ing the trouble.
Miss Pearl Smith, accompan
ied by her niece, Miss Thelma
Via, of Dallas, departed Tuesday
for Barview, to join Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Smith, of the Grove,
who are sojourning at the beach.
thas. bnckson. while trim.
mingatreeat the Sipprell camp,
aoutn iua atin. the nthpr Hav
badly cut his thumb. Tho
wound was closed by Dr. Hyde.
Born, to Roy Thompson and
wife, of Kansas City, beyond
Banks. Aug. 9, 1915, a daugh
ter. Mrs. Wm. GiflWrl anrl narnnta
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wann, are at
carview, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simpson are
very proua or a new daughtt-r,
born Tuesday, August 3.
Wanted, to rent: A fa
T0 or 100 acres. Address Box
18 21
W. H. Taylor and Dr. Reagan
were Nehalem visitors Sunday.
Dr. Hyde visited his family at
Drink CelroKola, "First for
rst," 5c at fountains.
Irs. Viola Hubbell, of Oregon
f. is the guest of Mrs. G. E.
ibons for a week or ten days.
lorn to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
iver, or Orenco, Aug. 6, 1915.
ughter.
lorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
eaacnaert. of Mountaindale,
g. 6, 1915, a son.
swald Olson will be heard
the Grand Theatre, Friday
ht in several special vocal
sctions.
5us Lewis and family have
ved to Florida to reside after
era! years residence in this
I Jditor Scott, of the News
ies, was down Monday. He
orts crops fine up around For
Grove. Irs. H. T. Koeber ai d chil
n are visiting with Mrs. Roe
's sister. Mrs. Ferd Groner.
Scholls.
lr. and Mrs. J. A. Howard,
Willamina, were in the city
first of the week, attending
Aittnan iuneral.
Valter Altman. aged 28 years,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Att
n. died last Friday moraing,
jffererfrom tuberculosis.
fiss Oda Schulmerich isspend-
her vacation with the J. J.
I ibs family, at Kockawav, and
I l. Schulmerich'3 family, at
1 "view.
K B. Shaw, of near Huber,
I a city visitor this morning,
resides on the old Dick Per-
s rancn. one or the tine places 1 200. Laurel, Ore
leo. G. Haiicock, of Forest
ve, was down to the county
ut.- .. : r,.
lily is camping at HaDPi-Rockaway tne last of the week.
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POLAND CHINA HOGS
From 'Fninf.us Tcctnnsth Stoak, Sire of which
soil for 2i( o at public sale, at .St. Louis, Mo.
Some fine liij'.h r..(!c ftck.
J. W. Vandcrvelden,
Hoy, Oregon
am Sorenson, of below Witch
xl, was a city caller Monday
ning. Sam isn't spending the
nmer in the logging camp
i year, but is enjoying the
pie life.
he Hunger Bros. Lumber Co.,
near Manning, are about to
e their mill, and have a fine
of dry, clear lumber, and No.
, ommon on- hand, and it must
Hunger Bros Co, Manning,
ne Buxton, 4-5. 14-26
.khards & I'ringle were here
day night, and played to a
sized audience St the Cres
t theatre. The company has
usual coma of crnnH ainrora
licians, comedians, etc., and
: lost none of its old-time
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