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HILLSBORO, OREGON, AUGUST 10, 101.
NO. 22
WOID
F K a m at a a
nut m ua
i,rll Saturday Womlnf at
KotMit. lor Ururny
Au tu pouuno rot TtML
lMtn ImOmI Is Fs.I Pwt
Iaa4 Vcar A
t.Url Smith ana a sirs, weain
frre arrmtrd by Sheriff Keevea
CtSct.tlflJ. above Buxton. Sat
irJay morning and turned over
u Multnomah officials. Smith
. . L'i..,Lm IfiititltfMit m trir
now m ri" '. - -
taWintr it from Portland
uKt aid. drove W lllm-
with the car. taking Mr.
akin with him. When he
achtd lillamook, Smith stored
the machine in t barn, telling
party he would return later.
. . .. . it i
milh men went mw iviumu,
ind iu arrested on another
Vhartre and eentenced to eerve
me.
a Tillamook deputy aherilT
rated the machine in a curious
uantuT. The warty owning the
urn told the officer that a ma
hint waa in hi barn and had
n thera for month. The
jkputy examined the auto and
ound the engine number to be
:h um a the etolen machine.
thnuifh the machine itlate
urobrr had been changed.
Mrin while Hmith. who had
hamrfd hi name several time. I
rnt to ScoHeld where he worked
r the Kairla Lumber Company.
II . ttUi at Scofleld. in a tent
J.ou and another woman Joined
itlicm. The second woman wm
'a ilauirhtei-of Mr. Makln. and
W conducted a barber ehop.
Shcritr Keeve round aeveral
nkinning knive in the Scofleld
outfit and he believe that
.Smith ha at one time been one
l the hustler killing veal in
Kut Washington County. While
It. . I....L!. . . Ik. L . t
lKa umiiiiii athn in Ihn lont
lu)u. raised objection, but the
t ince r kept on Inspecting, &ne
said: "This house is full of cracks
and you needn't think I can't
i- you." Keeves told her ho
would examine all their effect.
TheSmith-Makin party were not
told the nature of the charge
agaiit them, and they panned
through llillsboro. The machine
is still over at Tillamook.
Huy your Kodaks and supplies
from the Delta Drug Store.
A Kent Kaatman Kodak Co.
Jack Ilobinaon and N. ('.J.
('hristenson. of near laurel,
were city visitor Friday mom
ing.
S. A. 1). Meek, of North Plains
came in Saturday on a trading
trip. Threshing U in full blast
up his way.
Money to loanon farm secur
ity. 1 represent three large tire
insurance companies. Give me a
call.-K. I. KuraUi.
John Abbott, of the Portland
detective bureau, waa out over
Sunday, the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Abbott
Here you are Mr. Fsrmer-7
and 8 per cent money aee me.
11. L Perkins. Room 1 Commer
cial Bldg.,Hillsboro. Ore,
H. A, Hinshaw. traveling
freiirht mnt and Jnhn M ScotL
general passenger agent for the
a. r. line In Oregon, were in
the city Saturday, calling on
business men. .
John M. Wall ami family rolled
In from thHr California trip.
Saturday afternoon. about five
o'clock, having U-i-n traveling
for a month t a day. Th-y
left here in company with Aug
ust T ws and family. Ilillnlxiro.
and Thou, Talbot and family, of
(Wneliun. Ihi-y went South to
FriHcu. tiNik in the Fair, and
Own motored down to Santa
Harbara wIhtm they v initt W.J.
Wall and family. They then
returned to San Pedro, where
they took tin- Itoanoke for Port
land. Arriving in San Francisco
the inHiiertoro put the vesitfl in
the dry dock, than canci-lling
their trnmjHirla'.iort to Portland.
They thereujion canhed in the
KkN-tage and procenlcd to motor
orth. Tew and family went
on over to NetarlM, and Talbot
and family HttM'd at ("orvallu
to vimt Tom Whitehorn and
family. The Wall returned in
the pink of heulth and the, trip
ha done them a world ot good.
Wall in now ready to Kettle down
to hiit law practice and will pa
tiently wait fr another world's
fair.
Nob I.uca. the alleged safe
cracker-and who ha served
time for that crime in again in
the toils of the law. This time
it is a baby put the hooks into
Lucas, lie turned up at the
police station, Sunday, with an
infant, alleging that he found it
on a Portland ttidewalk. He said
that two men were with him
when lie made the find, but on
Uking the ollicers to where the
men were alleged to have been
stopping, he escorted the officers
to an empty house. This aroused
their suspicions and they put
Itoh in It Mill Im remembered
that Lucas was held here several
months on a suspicion of having
rubbed the Hanks store.
It. J. Sloop ha sued Hertha
Sloop f.ir divorce, lie fays his
wife has been charging infidelity
for years, and has at various
times caused him to sell out He
savs that when he was in Asto
ria he employed 25 women in his
retail milk business, and his wife
charged him with tlirting with
the "wholo darned bunch."
Sloop states that he gave his
wife $:.0H) of property, and he
is willing to pay ten dollar per
month each for the care of the
four children, minors, or those
of them who w ish to remain with
the mother.
Krnest Hellairo and wife, of
Holland. Oregon, in the Jose
phine mining district, came up
last week and Bre visiting at
(Ilenco with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Helluirc. Krnest is mining down
in the Kirby section ana he
brought up some mighty tine
placer prospects. While here he
was Imiking into the Food Pro
ducts product to see if it would
not be a good thing to ship into
the mines.
I saw cord wood, poles up to 12
i.,4,..u in tinmeter. fence rails,
lll n -
mnt itfinrd of all kinds, into
stovewond lengths. Will go into
it... niimtrv. Write, nhone or
call on me. -Cnrl Skow. llillsbo
ro. Phone. City 452, or call at
Tualatin Hotel.
Ami lti'n ,ller and Gerhard
n.u.ii.i uitrn nmonir those from
thid ronntv who attended the
',..mtn a mxrii'un meeting at
Portland, i Monday. Dr. Hexam
er was the speaker.
Order your hopyard supplies
early. Hop stoves, k',"u
hop basket, hop pipe, etc.. at , L
Muin nn.l Fourth St8.
Hivnii a, ....... - ir
Get his prices.
Kli Pw. of Dilley. was a city
rnller. Friday morning, bli says
k.i i,u nintemolates moving
back to the old county seat some
of these days.
FELL FROM FREIGHT
llraa S. Itouih Killed la Accident
While Traveling
BKCOMINU SICK. CNT 10 PLATFMN
Wat MatM i Mtaikcr at Maetra
Wanwa - Uttldti al UeUlas
Claienoe Young returned Fri
day evening from Iewiston. Ida
ho, where he went to attend the
funeral ol his brother-in-law.
Dr. Kzra S. Hooth. who died at
Walla Walla. last Friday. Mr.
Itooth was traveling East out of
Umatilla, and had received a
P-rmit to go by Freight so he
culd make Walla Walla in time
for a passenger train. He be
came sick and went to the front
platform to get fresh air. He
became dizzy and fell between
the car,',hi right leg being' com.
pletely crushed.
The train crew took him to
Walla Walla in a special train,
and he was taken to St Joseph's
Hospital, where he died several
hours after the accident
Mr. Hooth was born st Bran
don. Wisconsin, Sept 13, 1864.
He was married to Miss Mae
Young, at Hillsboro. October 12,
m. The widow and the two
children, Joyce Mae and Melvin
ltoy, survive. .The funeral
waa held at Lewiston last Sun
day.
Booth lived in llillsboro late in
the nineties, and moved to Forest
Grove after a short residence
here. He was a jeweler by pro
fession, and conducted a jewelry
store i-t the Grove. From Forest
Grove he went to Seattle, and
ater moved to the Idaho country.
Or. Hooth was a man of re
tiring disposition, but made
many friend. He was s mem
ber of the M. h: Church, which
he joined early in life.
Tbe Shute Savings Bank
It sin Old Reliable Institution with
Resources of over
$300,000.00
If yoa are not familiar with banking methods call
and talk it over with us aud we will gladly
give you any information desired. All
business strictly confidential. Ac
counts of Women ami Child
r.en solicited
4 Pr Cmtx Paid on Savings Deposits.
A. McG'll, Pres. W. Malnn, Cash.
A. C. Shute, Vice-rrcs. W. V. Hergen, Asst.
Cashier
. P. AND P. E. ft B.
All. except the P. It & N., trains
are electric, and stop at the de
pot on Main street
To Portland
Vest Grove Train 6:50 a. m.
McMinnyille Train 7:36 a. m.
Sheridan Train 10.02 a. m.
'orest Grove Train 12:50 p. in.
McMinnville Train 2:15 p. m.
'Vest Grove Train. ...4:10 p. m.
rJugene train 4:wp. m.
McMinnville Train 6:40 p. m.
orest Grove Train 9:50 p. m.
From Portland
Eugene Train arrives-. -8:15 a. m.
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A 1 1 trains.
9:45 a. m.
M ..11:59 a.m.
" . .3:15 p. m.
" ..4:30 p.m.
" ..6:40 p.m.
" .7:15 p. m.
" . .9:00 p. m.
" .12:15 a.m.
stop on flag at
Sixth and Main; at North Range
and Fir streets: at Sixth and Fir
streets and at Tenth street
Steam Service. Old Depot
To Portland
P. It & N. Train 4:30 p. m.
From Portland
P. It & N. Train 9:12 a. m.
Lood Soecial. due at Hillsboro
at 2:00 p. m. from Portland
Saturday and Sunday only.
Forest Grove special (satur
days only)
From Portland 10:33 p. m.
To Portland 11:15 p. m.
Beach Special (on P. R. ft N.)
Lester H Campbell, of Sertoli,
was a city visitor the last of the
week.
John Oppenlander, of r.-:ir
Varley. transacted business in
the city Friday morning.
Maud A. Hanes has sued H. an
A. Kanes for divorce, alleging
jealousy and cruel treatment.
Mr. and Mr. II. W. Scott and
daughter, and Miss Martha
Allen, of Forest Grove, were
city callers Friday.
The Pharmacy has the m ?t
complete line of Eastman Kodaks
and supplies. They do develop
ing and printing.
Henry Challacombe. oi Cor
nelus, was down to Hillsboro the
last of the week, greeting his
oldtime friend.
For Sale First class Cement
Brick machine, good as new,
cost $150. Will take S30 cash -U
Reynolds, Aloha. Ore.. L'O.
N. H. Jones, of North Plains,
waa in the city Friday, having
just returned from building a
barn for h. E. Lyons, near North
Yamhill.
Money to loan on first-class
farm security. Washington
County Abstract ft Title Com
pany; by & J. McAlear, Mana
ger. 4tf
W. H. Forney and wife, of
Oak Park, were in the city Sat
urday. They are building a nice
new home to take the place of
that which was destroyed by
fire.
Miss Marion Lytle spent sev
eral days the past week as the
guest of Miss Marie Long, at
Happy Camp, Gales Valley, and
Mias Beth Crandall visited the
camp as the guest of Miss Mar
garet Hancock.
Mrs. M. E. Whitehead depart
ed this week for San Francisco,
where she will visit the Fair, af
ter which she will depart for
Galesville, Wisconsin. Her sons
go to Wyoming, for the Fall sea
son, and will later join her in
Wisconsin.
F. S. Estep hands the Argus a
Kentucky paper which tells of a
man carrying niteen counties in
the recent primaries, on the dem
ocratic ticket although he had
advertised that he was not a
candidate, and asked people not
to vote for him. That must be
a mighty good state for residence
for a democrat
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Newiin
and daughter and son. Miss
Madge and Carl. Hutsonville. 111.
were guets of Benton bowman
and family, Friday. They have
lust returned from the ban r ran-
Cisco and San Diego fairs, and
are now at Seattle, from which
point they start home this week.
Mrs. Newiin is a cousin of Mrs.
Bowman.
J as. Austin Hooper, who
robbed the Wesch saloon in a
holdup, taking about $270 from
Wesch and his bartender, was
arrested some time ago for rob
bing a oost office, at Grants 1 ass.
Sunday he mixed with the Grants
Pass sheritt. tied him, gagged
him. and made his escape. It is
understood that Hooper admits
that he was in the Tualatin hold
up.
The Progressive "500" Club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sorenson. Saturday eve,
Aug. 7. Several tables were en
joyed by members and visitors,
honors being claimed Dy Mrs.
Victor Dahl and E. S. Combs.
A dainty luncheon was set by
the hostess, after which music
and singing were enjoyed. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Seater and
Mrs. Sarah C. Martin. Saturday
evening, August 21.
Mrs. Violet Ackley, of Kansas
AL. G. BARNES CIRCUS
C
Friday. August 20. a Big Day for
"Dad." "Mam" and the Kids
VISITOR HAS BEEN HEBE BEFORE
Maar ladivdaal Ada Are Wnb
I Aamltiioa
Prict
A splink, splanking new show, a
new program - not so new, how
ever, but what the time-honored
features which have made the
circus America's most popular
form of amusement, are retained,
are the promises held forth for
the circus that is to visit Hills
boro on Friday, A igust 20.
The circus referred to. of
course, is the World s greatest
wild animal show the Al. G.
Barnes circus. In Baying "new"
show, it isn't inferred that the
Barnes show is new to the people
of Washington County, tor it
has visited here before and is
strictly in keeping with the
truth to aay that it performances
always gave genuine and whole
some satisfaction. The show's
performances here the last time
were witnessed by large au
diences and it is safe to say that
they will again enjoy seeing the
Barnes wonder-collection of ed
ucated animals.
Acts that thrill, acts that
amaze, others that instruct and
those that create laughter all
of them entirely new and of an
original character are promised
to those who witmess this sea
son's performance. The scope
of the feats performed by the
animals has been profusely
broadened for this year's tour.
Grown people will find in the
thrilling spectacular acts a sat
iating array of entertainment
whi'e the kiddies will have bu
shels of fun watching the antics
of the half hundred animal clowns
The comicality of these laugh
creators is also guaranteed to be
juvenescent to all grandpas and
grandmas present
Special attention is directed
this year to the big wild animal
features in which the largest
groups of lions, tigers, and bears
ever shown are performed. Ed
ucated Royal Bengal tigers,
thirty acrobatic and comedy bears
the horse riding lions, bears,
leopards, and hyenas will cer
tainly gratify anyone's appetite
for the sensational.
Acts of a quieter character but
none the less interesting, in
which domestic animals are the
star actors, are generously inter
spersed throughout the program.
Iheresa massive ensemble in
which a hundred beautiful and
highly educated ponies take part
The world's champion dancing
horses sixteen in number are
shown in one of the very great
est circus features of all times.
Trapese performing monkeys.
tight and slack rope walking
dogs, monkeys, goats and pigs.
and raging ostriches, combine in
giving some of the most delight
ful circus entertainments ever
witnessed.
ADVANTAGES
SAFETY: Yourmoneyjsafer in the bank than in your cash
drawer,
PRESTIGE: Your prestige in business is increased greatly by
being able to give a bank reference.
DISCOUNTS: Notes may be discounted and loans often ob
tained, if you have a commercial bank account.
CONVENIENCE: You have the great convenience of paying
bills by check, which is a receipt for the amount paid.
There are only a few advantages of a bank account; come in
and see U3 and we will tell you more.
4 Per Cent. Interest On Savings
American National Banh
Maim mnd Third St:, Mfltfefto. W
YES! WE HAVE IT III STOCK!
One Million Board feet of Good Lumber
A stock of lumber so large and varied that you can
have prompt delivery of any order. We carry many
large dimension timbers, and can save you the expense
of special sawing. When you want lumber, promises
don't fill your bill. Oar specialties are quality, ser
vice, and courteous treatment. You can do better for
less with this company.
Badger Lumber Co.
Main St. and P. R. & N. Ry. Go's. Tracks.
ABSOLUTELY
1. very thing in Building Material
NOTICE!
Lv. Hillsboro Sat. at 3:02 P. M
Return " Sun. at 9:22 P, M. Citv. Mo., arrived the last of the
week for an extended visit with
For Rent -A hotel in Come- her brother, L W. House. The
lius. Inquire of the telephone brother and sister departed Tues-
central at Cornelius.
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P. I. Lilligard and wife, of
Laurel, were in town Saturday
morning.
Mail your Kodak Alms to the
Hillsboro Pharmacy. They de
velop and print and are the
agents for Eastman supplies.
Fred Goetze, of above Bloom
day morning for the Belknap Hot
Springs, on the McKenzie, and
they were accompanies by Judge
U. B. Keasoner, wite ana aaugn
ter. Miss Inez. They expect to
t
be absent ten days, and the two
gentlemen took their guns along
so ss to be prepared for a veni
son hunt
A visit to the R. 0. Stevenson
inff. and Andrew Bendler. of I ranch. Sunday morning, disclosed
North Tualatin nains, cams in I one of the scenic spots on lower
is on the crest of the mountain a
few miles northwest of Forest
Friday, on business.
For Sale Two months old pigs.
Good stock Fred Muhly, 41
miles south of Cornelius. Phone
525. Oak line, Cornelius. Ad
dress Route 2. 224
I have reopened the old Blacksmith establish
ment formerly operated by Peter Ridwig, at Oren
co and am equipped to do all kinds of Blacksmith
ing, Horse-shoeing and Automobile Repairing.
Franh RuliK
Orenco, Oregon Phone, Farmer 30x6
OREUON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 am
18 am
8:28 a m
9:58 am
12:43 pm
3:58 pm
5:43 pm
8:10 pm
9:1)8 (Sat only) pm
From Portland 55 minutes.
7:54
9:20
11:25 ....
2:05
4:27
6:25
7:13
9:12 (Sat
12:25
Hillsboro Auto Livery
Feed and Boarding Stable
Prices Reasonable
DAf AND NIGHT SERVICE
2nd & Washington Sts. Phone, City 176
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Card of Thanks
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Grove, and from his doorstep one
has a splendid view of lower
Gales. His deer park has eight
deer, two of which are this
year's fawns. The majority of
his keep are of the spotted vari
1915. a daughter. This is the ety, and the two big bucks give
first irrandchild of Mr. and Mrs. la man the "buck ague." Stev
Geo. Dooley. of Banks, and enson's prune and apple orchards
iwiltv will have to buva new I are as tine as any In that end ot
hat if his head doesn't quit en-1 the county, and his home is one ing, bringing in
lariring. lthat is good enough for anyone. I of cheese.
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness during
the sickness and death of our be
loved son and brother, and also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Altman
and Family.
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Born, to Dr. and Mrs. C H.
Pollock, of Hillsboro, Aug, 13.
E. A. Wolf, of Keedvuie, was
in the city Saturday morning.
E. C. Mulloy, one of Laurel's
original hopmen, was down to
the city the last of the week.
Ulrich Kempf, of Helvetia,
was in the city Saturday mom-
a consignment
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