HOXSBORO A HOC! TaeraUy Aeauat II
ST. MOTS INSTITUTE
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.. .i.u.htfallv ellaated ! lb btallbfxl TaaUtle YelUv. oalv it
ft !' ,k '"H l"ri". late.
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Build tk'j
Our I.umUT, Shinglr.
(Vtnenr I'tr am all now anil
britfht. Kvrrything U kept
dry in our ihni undi-r one
l.ijf rif. Com in and have
talk. We (five i dollar in
vilui for i dollar in coir..
opelond McCready
he New Yard at Znl f. Washington 5ts.
Phone Main 932
MRS. AUQUSTA WINIECKE
Mm. Aui(uta Winike,of Farrn
inuton. dint Auuatl. 1'JlS. from
a paralytic stroke. autained a
day or no prior to her deth, at
me Hotel lualalin. while viait-
inir a daughter in law, who had
bi-en brought to llillsboro for a
urifical opr-ntion: Mr. Win
ierke waa born in Germany in
1HC1, and would have been aired
next Ifc?cember 10. She came
to America when a youni? woman
with her husband, and first set
tled in Milwaukie, Wis., later
moving to Huxton. Oregon,
where she lived for 21 years.
Thnif years asro she moved to
FarminKton. The huHband died
May 21, IIKKJ. Funeral services
were conducted by K W. Luecke.
burial taking place August 3.
Of hei imediate family, two sis
ti rs survive-Mrs. Fred Greener.
of near this city, and Mrs. Martin
Genthf rt. of alove Hanks. T"e
following children survive: Mrs,
lli-nry Williams. Mins Myrtle
Winiecke. Carl. Arnol. William
and George Winiecke, all of this
county.
Daily Journal
and Tha WeeKly Argua
C On Year, Doth Papers
05.25 Dally and Sun
Journal and Argus, One
Yer. $7.50. Dollt Now
Weeklv Argus
- rOrV SALE
POLAND CHINA HOGS
From Famous Tccnmsch St(K'k, Sire of which
soil for faioo at puMie sale, at St. Louis, Mo.
. oouie nne niun craac stoiK.
J. W. Vandervelden, '
Roy, Oregon
I .....
M UuUlMGrjUUUJ w ttl"'M
That wt will, beginning at once, give Cash
Register receipts with every cash sale,
showing amount of sale, date and who
nude the sale. We will ask you to keep
these receipts as vc are going to Rive
bacfc.t$orjr cash custodiers one day scash
sales each month. We will select one day
eoh month and will announce in our win
Idow on theth day of each month the
date we have selected, and then all yon
will nave to do is look over j oin Cash
Register receipts from us and sec if you
have any bearing that date, if you have
just bring them to tis and we will refund
your money. There is no trick to this
pr6position.t '
W aught Grocery Co.
Second Street Main ias Hillsboro, Oregn
("apt. A. M. Collins celetrated
his K'.rd hirthday. Sunday. Au
KtiKt H. at his hoaie at the fout of
Second Street The Captain is a
Civil War veteran, and M. C.
Cullier was his truest in the af
ternoon. They talked over war
days, and had a genuine reunion,
The Captain is ona of the oldtime
millwrights and cabinet makers
of Washington County, and he is
widely known in this lection
For many years he was janitor
at tr e court house, and he has
acted as grand jury bailiff many
year.
Mr. John Krug. of North
Tualatin Plains, was in Hillsboro
Tuesday. She was celebrating
her &th birthday. Mrs. Krug
hss brought 16 children into the
world. 15 ot whom are living.
She says that when she had I
family of little ones the was al
ways able to do her work and
attend church every Sunday.
"It ia all in how you train them
to be helpful when they ace
small," is her explanation.
Lloyd Commons, who has been
in St Vincents Hospital, Fort
land, since the first of the year,
with a broken leg. spent the
week-end with his brother-in-law.
Jos. Wolfersperger. He
was accompanied by Mr. Patter
son. who has been in the hoapita
for 19 months.
J. C. Jones, of Metzger. Ore,
district manager for the Salem
District, Woodmen of the World
is in the city this week. Mon
day evening Mr. Jones addressed
the Woodmen in the Moose Hall
and he will for a short time make
a campaign for membership.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Nielsen, of Hszeldsle, Ore., Aug,
5, 1915, s daughter, weight 8
pounds. This is the first grand
child of Mrs. A. W. Saxton. o
below Newton, and the; little
lady is in "some luck."
l)o not forget to ask for
Schiller when you want a good
10 cent smoke no cough dust
in the Schiller. 12tf
Mrs. Josephine Chsney, a pop
ular school teacher of Portland
is the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. O. S. Combs, at their resi
dene. "Tualatin Villa." on the
River Road. Mrs. Combs was
former pupil of Mrs. Chsney.
Wanted A good family cow
freBh. or coming fresh soon.
Wm. Fault, Hillsboro, Oregon
!ox 505. 21-3
& L Moore snd wife returned
Monday from a few days visit at
Kockaw&y.
A new shipment of Cameras
and Kodaki just in at the Phar
macy.
J. R Bennett, of near Orenco,
was a city caller Tuesday morn
ing.
For sale: Shoat, Angora goat,
and some milk cows. -Jos. Seus
Farmer 5115, Hillsboro, K. 3.
Miss Elinor Wilkes is spending
her vacation at Kockaway.
An Incident of the
Boxer Movement
In China
By JULN Y. LAftNCD
Notice l Sl of IlilUbora Slrnt
I Improvement lindi
lb wir!iM.- .
ilOH il.it tt.o fMf l
.1 tni'l it j for ltt flllo
ADMl NISTRAT RIX S NOTICE
... ,
Node U hereby glma that the timle r
lntil ha been 'appointed uluiiuiitrmtiii
of iba ealate of Krntat Auguit Rrelj, de
eeap, by au order of Ibe couuly conrt
of Wmhtngton County, Ciegon, mode
and entered on tbc 19th day of July, 191s.
All peraont having claimi agalnat aaid
folate are beieby nutlSed to prewOt the
iwe, together with the proper voucher
therefor, to me at my midencc, Come
llua, Off., R. V. D. No. 1, or at the office
of R. 11. Tongue, In llllUboto, Oregon,
within an month from the date heienf
Dated thla 19th day of July, 191s.
Kruina Johanna aiarxaret B e'je.
Admlniitratris of the Batata of Krueal
Auguit Breljf.
K, B Tongue, Attorney for Adtuinii
tratrl.
Sumo )rar axv Hugh WortMinrtoo.
youug auan of fortuit. dValrlug t-
birr h (U-Ul of diplomat-jr. (rcurwl
au apMlutouit In lbs arli' of th
ultwl Htatni Korrruwral at IVklug.
WurtMfigtwn waa lour luUmtnl lu
atvlug lb ruuolry tnaa lu bla uiHiiai
trarvlnl uvrr aurh parta of I'biiia aa
rre rn to furvlurra. Uue day bar
ft-II lu Willi a luauilarta who bml l-rn
guul dVal lu KukUumI and lk Ihw
laiiguaK. TU luafidarlu tratUl lu
Bljim, U-Uig rarrlrd lu cualr; rummi.n
In turtum uutli iimr tbo Im-kIuiiIuk of
tbe liliiftrjitb tvutury, by two iwu
a ltd altudd by aeteral otbt-r .-rr-uta.
WurtulnKtxo. who travel! on bra
back, ou J'ltulutf tu loatxlarlu rl t
akbj lb cltulr. t-battlng With bliu. TIm
Aniriitau kui'W euMUb of f'b'tia t
uuilrratattd that It waa bufmud with
robbvra and waa arutrl to the frHb.
Tha maudartn waa an eUUrljr t-rmm.
onuard to arm, but bla ervnta rre
prarvd to ilffi-wl him. TUejr rre
anunl wllb (ilkra, abort aword arxl
other weapoua, Wbkh Wurthluktou
eotialdrrvd ut-xt to nwlwi In a Clgbt
with au rtmtuy prajM-rly nepwutt-rfd.
Suddfnly wblle pawing thruuKh a
narrow eut lu the road the party waa
attarkvd by a down wen tmt on rjb
bury. They wr iwH much U-fter arm-
ail than the mandartn'e aerrante, but
thry ouluuiiibrrtl the latter, who lav
fttwllatfly took t fllltbt. lornK their
uiter In tb hacda of the enruiy.
Worthlngton drew a revolver from
under hl 11 t at each bl ami lirn
fualla.lw that put' the rult-r to
flight t'l'U title tb afrvautii return
ed and buuibly lk'Kwl ttio tunaier'
foriveiwaa for bavbig dewrted blm
He waa prufuw lu bla tbauk to the
American, who bad not ouly aav! a
eouitdprable a mount of money for the
Cbluamau. but bla life a well, lie
begged WortbUigton to bauie autue fa
vur that he could do blui. but Ibe lat
ter eald that be wanted for ntlilug tn
tbc world. Tben tbe maudarln took
op a bamboo umbrella aud oeued It
Calling for writing attck. be wrote
on It Boiuetuliig a uulutelltgtlile to bla
preaerver a the ret'vlpt of Cbincae
laundryman In Amerk-a. II aud lug It
to Worfhlngton, he eald In a voice ao
low a not to be beard by hla aervanta:
"A time la coming when tberw will
be a movement on tbe part of our Ig-
noraut and aupenrtltloua people to rid
China of all foreigner. Keep tbla um
brella and If attacked ojk-d It lu tbe
far of your would be murderer."
Wortbliigton paid no attention to the
man' warning. Every oue kuew that
foreigner were bated by tbe Cbluee,
and there bad alwaya been talk about
the latter being tnaanacred. Tbe Amer
ican waa young, aud tb youug take
Utile thought of danger. But be waa
too pollt not to aaaure the mandarin
that ha would keep bla gift 11 t re
Bieinlrancw of htm and tbe episode.
An American Samed Prvaton lived tn
reklng, wbo operated a banking booe
whb'h waa a branch of one In New
York. WortbUigton apent good deal
of time at hi house, attracted by the
baukufa daughter. Cmnin Pre ton.
When tbe Holer trouble broke out a
mouth after tbe foregoing eptaoda
Worthlngtou waa at Prwttou'e bouaex
It waa without tbe regloua of the em
baaalaa nnd eutlrely unprotected.
Worfhlngton on tbe Drat algn of dan
ger returned to the euibaasy for leave
to abaeut bluuelf for the prtictln
of tbe family In which be waa uitertwt
ed. Having attained It, be waa about
to atart back w hen be noticed tbc um
brella given blm by the inaudurtu.
The day waa very hot aud It occurred
to blm to take It fur protection against
the aun'a ray. As to tbe word ato
ken nmcerutits It If attacked by an
enemy, 'he bad forgotten them, bat be
did not forget to take with him a cou
ple ot revolver and a aupply of car
trldm. '
A Worthlnghm apitroached the Prea
tun home he noticed knots of China-
oten talking together excitedly. Some
of them scowled at him, but alnca
they had aa much Urend aa hatred of a
"foreign devil," they did not attack
htin. lie reached the rreston home
aafely, but found the family lu great
trepidation, expecting thst at any time
a mob would attack and murder tbeia
Tbe anticipated trouble occurred the
next day. The banker'a residence was
well known, and a crowd of Chinamen
armed with all aorta ot Implements
from a scythe to a rator cntue down
for murder. Worthlugton knew that.
though nrmed, he could not withstand
ao large a force; nevertheless he ata
rjoned himself at a window over the
trout door, ready to use up hla car
fridges.
Tbe howling mass came, stopped be
fore tbe house and were about to make
an onslaught upon It when suddenly all
their eyes were cunt to a window di
rectly beneath the one worthlugton
occupied. . Then every weapon waa
lowered, every kntfe was sheathed and
the Chinamen moved on.
Worthlngtou was at a loss to account
for tbts sudden chnnge, but It was soon
explained to him. One ot the family
bad caught up bis umbrella, as a
drowning person will catch at a straw,
opened It and held It t a window on
the ground floor as a protection against
stones Unit were being thrown In. On
It whs a message signed by a man to
whom the Boxers looked as a com
mander: neaiwct thla man and hla family sad Sis
pro party.
ueklngham'a Pranks.
After tbe defeat aud flight of Charles)
I. the daredevil Duke ot Buckingham
disguised himself as a mountebank,
set up a stage In tbe heart of London
and tor daya laughed In the faces ot
the stern Puritans, who were thirsting
for hla lite. One day when hla own
sister, the beautiful Duchess ot Rich
mond, waa passing the Jocular duke
set the mob on to drag her from her
carriage. They forced ber to witness
the pranks ot ber brother, whom aha
iwegnlaed, but could not betray
ll . ,
Pll lt4 mrm ,tM"l 'Mi-if lit lf in- ;
W.I1M .f tti t hru r t H Mitjor. 4r-f(.tt. ;
tn atf!'Mtiirtt',it i 1 ttt mi ifji4 titi I
a fl, win' li I t UM''..' bikI t-r
ini.-r.Ht In. hi .Ul. pThl wtm aiiliililT
I lb rti of Mr vil -r mhhiim. Hl i
n Hi UM".rlr f mu'i
f 11 jr until Aiiijii.i .1 , 1'.i .. al J .) o'clock
I M. .ml H...I. ) il I'.i'U l i ac-
'IIJ,4IM-I !'. -I'ttifi-- I f-h--k itMltltltf
UU ii Uim nj.l nil imiijrr-
mvm IIm to r.--f nnf or al bt.tn.
a.it thi. July l... t'H t
A. N lU't.U. Mi) or.
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AUMIMSIKAKlkS NOIk'l:
Nutuv i ltii'T rir-tt Hint th iiim1
uiTIimI Iim !- ii iliiiv Hiif. if Ailiiiin
i.tit. ul ihr mix if. 1,1 t fiaile ilt-ury
rvf iiioimmmi, l..
'Ihrftttt. nil rn liat ifitf rimin
Vitiliif Willi r..tN'.ff rw imfMify li.itttirii to
(Mwilt lliw aaiui. Ii-tlirf i' tl Itir pfiiir
toiii lii Hi. it.i , 1.1 mi' at tn v . lrm at
liaitka. tMeif'iii. ir Lo him ttirt ia
otlir f t ; Ti'Kuex, tlliU'xiro. ifixiiu.
aiiliui ais ti-oiiit, iioiii il).itat hfimf
llatMl al ttilUM.ro, Olilfou, U. 1Mb
.lay of Julr, I''!
KolMrtM. tiiHiinlaoii, A'ltiiiii atrator t
ul ilia Kalat of Ii. ira li.ilir) K uioiiil- j
PARTISAN
Imported Registered Percheroo StslUon Black, finely
built, one of the best sires in the county, will nuke the
1915 season:
Laurel, Monday, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., Scholls, Tues
day, 8 A. M. to 6 P. Beaverton, Wednesday evening
to Thursday, 6 P. M. at livery barn, Reedville, Friday,
6 A. M. to 6 P. M., HillsWo, Saturday, 6 A. It. to 6. P.
Mn at Redmond barn.
TKRMS: Single Service, $$; Season, f io; to Insure
with foal, $15; For live colt, $ 20; Sio deposit required
on insurance. Care to prevent but not responsible for
accidents. GHO. II. CHAMBERS, Owner. '
... ...
SIMMONS.
IN THK riUt TIT ( ol llT OP THE
STATE or" OliKt.oN FOU
V,' A S 1 1 1 N ;TO. CO L N T V.
Klht.1 AUui. I'lainlilt,
Klini-r K. Alni, l'e nlairt.
To Klmrr Aooio I auuve n'i-n uV
leiiilaut :
In the name of the State of Oregon
you aie !i-rtiy rtaiuln-il In uptavr anil i
anaaar the e.nilaitit liio'l Kiia uit you is j
Hi Boot littl l ouft Slut eailfcauil or i
fa-lute tha iTlh ity of Auua!. l'H.'i. aaid
ilale la-mif aftir t!i iiiratiiin of ail
ark, from Hi' -laleuf tiiat inil'lieatlon of
Ihla uiiiiiiotia up u you: aii l If Voii fall
In an aar ami aiiaaxr aaul i-omplalnt,
fur aaiil liiwriaif. Wm iiinintiir will apl'1?
Ui tba f'utirt lor tiio ri-lirl ra. for lo
her nniiilaiiit U-w;t: for a ilecron ilia j
olIUK 1I1O marriattn ami mama1 ron
lrr I iiow ami ln.ri-totnrieiitinK ta4in
plainHlf a'i.1 tlrfro'.lant. aw sr. ling unUt
Ihr plalntili ttie rare, i V ami ninlrol
ol Ikjimil AUiif, l aiiri-xnl in 1 1 wf
emlil of I lalir.nl an. I ilelfiilaot, ami
am artling unVi hrt m i otlmr ami further
reliol aa In the 'ou't In a V iii equitable
anil iroa-r III Urn 'rt-im-r.
Tun an 111 iiiona I, mtvixI iixiiyou by pub
licaliou lucieof in the liillub tr.i Argil pur
.iiaiitui aiiof li r iiial- oy tlie ll.oi.tiiw
U Hmtl-y. juil ol tlm atwvn antitld
t.iuil, mole and ii lfii-il upon the l.ttb
.lay ol Julr, I'M', anil which miJ unlw
reUirra thut u.i kuiiiihou be puhtifheti
111 aaid mrwpaier for aix enna-cutive
wean, the ilm of t' e h'at pu liliialion
Iwing JulV l.'i, l''l.i. anil til data of I ha
laat piililu-atimi lxliii! Aiieunt LHti, Mi,
ml wbUliaai.l i rli-r reqmroa lint ;o(l
ppi-ar and anaawr tin uforHHanl O'U.
p.aim on or brf..r llir Till day of Aug;
ut. IHI.'l
Wm. II. liarc, Attortpy fr piai:.litf.
(Copy) '
Stallion Itegistration Board. State of Oregon.
License Certificate of Pure Bred Stallion No. 1379.
Dated at Corvallis. Oregon. March 10, 1913
The Dediirree of the 1 tall ion Partisan. No. 42618 (60008)
registered in the studbook of the American Percheron Horse
Breeders snd Importers Assn. Owned by Joe Otto, of Hillsboro.
Washington County. Oregon. B'ed by M. Barbe. Department
of Sarthe, France, Described as follows: Black; Star. Pedigree;
Brutus (34739) sire; Suzon (23041) Dam; Germanicus (7825)
Sire of Sire; Lisette (25008) Dam of Sire; Sultan (1400) Sire of
Dam; Suzon (5774) Dam of Dam. Breed Percheron; Foaled in
the year 1903. on Mai 8. and has beso examined by the Stallion
Registration Board of Oregon, and is hereby certified . that the
said stallion is of Pure Breeding, is registered in the studbook
that is recognized by the associations named in section nine of
an Act of the Legislative Assembly of the Su of Oregon pro
viding for the licensing of stallions, etc.. flleu in the office of
the Secretary of State, February 23. 1911. and that the above
named stallion has been examined by the veterinarian appoint
ed by the Stallion Registration Board and is hereby reported
free from infectious, contagious or transmissible diseases or un
soundness snd is hereby licensed to stand for public service in
the State of Oregon.
Ermine L Potter.
Secretary Stallion Registration Board
Note:-This license must be recorded in the office of the Re
corder of Conveyances of the County in which such stallion is to
be used for public service, snd must be renewed March 10, 1916.
(Horse sold by Joe Otto to Geo. H, Chambers)
Sl'HHOXS.
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THB
STATE OF OREGON, FOR WASH
l.NUTUN COUNTY.
W H Unit. 1 Uiutitr,
Cbas P Miller. Marv H Millar, t'rl l
Plililipp- r rl i Kplr, It A Hamum. W K
UibtNUil, U H La) man, A U right.
Ifefmuaut.
To ( nri Ii I'luliipp an. U II l-avinan,
drltttulaiiti iiIkivb 10.11, id:
11 the Mine of Ih Mate of Oregon you
are hereby rrqturwl t iaputr anil angwar
tha tviiiplitint n,l (leainat voii in the
alaive enlitleit kihI on or rwiore l til;
i.ka Imm the date of the liml publir t
lion hereof, town, on or lHfor ait (t)
wrvktlroni tlievfuhilay ol July, t'.il.iaml it
you tea 1 1 to anawrr, lor mil theieol the
plaintill will ly to tlin couti lor the
rein-! ileuiaiiilml in tin' coinphtinl, towil:
ror a ucrrre tint puiiUill ito nave ana
rtkMVrr of alp' Irmii lh ilittMilaulN t'haa
1' Miller ami Maijr H Ma lor, lrnl J
Kpirr, It A 11.'inii, W K Hihiianl ami U
tl Lawman the mini of nflfii fluiulivd
IKiliam itl.iuiil. Itn iiiincnH llitmm at
the rateuf fIkIiI (H) pnr rent fwr annum
from tiw llth day ot J mo-. I'M I, ami tbe
I tin her mi m ot tihe hiiinln'.l ami Kilty
Ikollara t l.'l aa attorneys' Ires, toKVluor
with tlio itili ainl ilisli.traeiiioiila of t'l
.tuu;tliil the r-l pr.ipi rty itmrritied id
lainutr i-oiiiplaiiii, I1 wil.:
I Ue South Hall of the .HoiUltvreat i'ir
r ot hwtion Twelve ( l-l in Township
Toree (M Kouth Ka 10 I no cl Wi-at Wil
laiiiHtie M criil mo , 111 'iuliiiiiiii County,
Ureitou ;
he notil Hi'cunlini; in law for tlm aatia
'action of the ilwrt'tf. ami tlmt (ItUFiulaiiU
lit aaiil aril anil eiu li ol Ilium lie barred
anil lortvtoDikl ot all rnjlil, tiile. 1 iHiirc.it
ami equitv of reiloinptioir in ami to saiil
real prof-riv, n lor aiioft ot!itr anil
lurlher reliol aa may be jnt ailtl etiutttile.
Tlita Niiniiiioiie 1.1 nerveil upon you by
puUii'iiiin utiiler ami by irtuo of au
order of the Ciri uit Court of thettateot
Ortgon lor the (ouiity ot W asbinuluu,
niaitn and entrtitl lierein on Wie '.li.u linv
ol July, ItHA , wlii. li oiiler ilirwua that
aiimiiious herein i pullisheil iu the
Hillwboro ArKU. a ncotHpaper published
in WadhiiiKtuu roiiolv, Itii't'oii.ointieaoli
week fur six (t) weeks, atil that you
apiwar ami aunner on or before si t (8)
weeks from lUo fate of first iiuulicatiuii
thereof
l'aieof ftist publieailon, July 2d, l!H5.
Data el laat pttblU'iiUoti, Mepi. U, l'.ilo.
Karrinnk'ii A Fariingum,
C M While,
Attorneys for piitintitf. -
SUMMONS
r-f
The Argus Fpgo
The DilyCOreonin and Thw
Argus, One Year For 06.00
this gives you Gfte Argus
FREE. No Agent
Daily a nd Sunday
and 60 Argus
$8.00
The OrojjORip
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for Washington ("Vmnty.
Marion M. Wood, I'Uiutu!,
va
Clifford A. WinmI. liofemlitnl.
To Cllfr.ird A. Wood, the b;va named
deleiiili nt:,
In tl a name of th State of Oregon, you
ar terebv requireil to appenr an I answer
Ibn 1 001 plaint tiled nitaiuxt jott In the
above entitled slut un or bufore the tuih.
lay ofeple'iilier, litla, that belu more'
than six we kit after Hie iite of the lirsi
pHblloatlnii 01 this Hiimiiinns, ami tl you
lall to appear ami answer to plumtill's
eomplaint, the plHtnlill will apply to the
Court tor the relief uotnaiitlett herein, to
wit: :
A dcuroe forever d.asolviinf the botula
of matrimony tieiweou the plaTntltf ami
defendant, and rwstorit'R t plitintiti her
maiden name, Marion M. ClmrtHrs, ami
lor aurh other anil turlher. relief aa to the
Conrt mav "eeui meet anil rquilahle.
This aiiiiiinoiiB Is published pursuant
tn au order ol the lion. Ueo. K. Barley,
Jmlae ot the above entitled Court, made
and entered on the 2lnt day of July, 1915.
Arthur LamrKiuh, AUornev fur Plata,
tiff. Portland, On-yon.
Date or Drat publication, July 22nd.
1816.
Hate of laat publication, September 9th,
1915.
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