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The Salient Column
aa-
Washington County's crops for
1915 will lonp be remembered as
of the largest in yield for years,
taken all in ail. Why don't you
blame this cn the administration?
The bijr press still calls for war
on Germany, but you see none of
the editorial writers enlisting in
the regular army. Is it psib
they are all pist the rr.i.iUry
ae?
Uncle Sani is now dead locked
with both Germany and England
on the shipping, question, and
neither side of the triangle ap
pears to be finding that "salient."
Is it possible that tre big busi
ness of Oregon is again proomirg
a millionaire tor the United
States Senate? From the space
given S. Benson one should not
be murdered if he imagined that
the first page stuff is the enter
ing wedge of another "big mitt'
campaign all of which must be
amusing to our genial friend.
Bob Booth."
And now our friend, George
Brownell, of the Fails City, says
the recent liquor law is unconsti
tational. As Brother Brownell
is some "shucks" when it comes
to constitutional law, his opinion
should cause the man with an
arid throat to sit up and take
notice!
UNION STOCK YADS
The receipts for Monday are-
Cattle UI1: how 1617: sheen
1. JU.
A fair run of 1200 cattle came
forward over Sunday. The usual
7 cent kind were not in evidence,
however, and 6 90 was as close
as any sales made. Cows sold
from 3 cents to 5 25; stags 4 50
to 6 00; bulls, 3 75 to 5 25.
Hogs There wis another
spectacular advance in the hog
stction the first of the week,
last week's top was advanced 30
cents, making the present high
mark lor hogs 7 60, Receipts
have been light, only 1600 being
on Monday's market.
Sheep Sheep house transac
tions were steady in all lines.
Some Iambs sold end of last week
at 6 50, this price of course for
'trictly good stuff. Unit about
came forward this week
a i it. w
Scrap Book
M CU"4 It.
A ty j;in1 Itsto lb 9W cf tb
tcVcrsjHi mjaiiy at Ctii"a and ak
p.1 fur -K II aakl hi nam u
Missouri TV n;ati3irvr ha'ui !
iit a tur-ci-r t.-r Jut at tb:it
nwvn.rt atHl pit hltn a tm-wsat thjl
had I j ( iVIiirrvd In a burry.
"Hrrv's jour cb44t my Uy." .id
lb, tuuapr. "Ibtxf hj i t U-r
kk Witi atuxit uul'Uervd tuaav, j
Var. J."t ni Uu-k iiuiil Jim bjv
Jtlt,-rJ It.
X'e. 1 " I' J cru.: r- '
Win. ai-4 tuu tt 'I'";.
by k fct V fcanj ch-il i"'
itur
-S that I' nm !'. I ihcrn
bit. 'f n hi j"'. " s!.ttO f.ttcr.
mv r rv r f ..! ! (sl f',vf
Tlmi. ui " ro.ir.J W b
Kii-k 'f ifr!,t!y !' t' J" lr- "!jr
ia ir
-ut mil lb M'k"" ! - I f 'br
Vau't Jxt Ihdl I am lm T- I'bl!
ad.tj hja TVU-traib.
Hop picking begins SepL 1.
Peny Trullinger. born here in
the sixties. '3 dead.
C E. Korn. of Helvetia, was a
city visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Jos. Robinson was in from
Farmington yesterday.
The Oregon Electric will soon
build a hop warehouse, 24x75,
adjoining the Hillsboro station.
Mrs. Janie Sewell and daugh
ter. Miss Mary, returned yester
day from Kockaway.
Miss Edith Perrine is spending
the week in Portland, attending
the millinery opening.
J. A: Kirkwood, cf Keedville,
was in town yesterda). He re
ports Julius Weisenbeck quite n ,1 n
ill a his home near Reedville. iPK D"
aae e. rai
A little UiU-afli-marl Iho li lvphiuir
ran; rilst 'f l!w ir'
tb-t aj'lvanrJ I W Isjiuliij; ati h
tu.tD. -an,h3t l rificl.
IU jou t a lv ttii j rail Mia
a'urlV" lu.ji:lrl tb watchman.
"We JKl bare too tuiiiuu-a at," rr-
fln-J lb manaf.
Tti atcbman wntliiaeJ:
Meeting cl Board of Equaluation I anJ a!J b b.iJ to c t "" tb
Marin RM3nc.
A tiaiulal ril:iii h ti l-nt
H;tr j.ar ilb t!; Il i lu Ui-rl':
lil. U rvl.UMMr t.f t f..i... a-.'.
"1 k4 f l t'l'. J l li l'1'l r
' rHiJ la Allan l. Irani !
.US
S-l f.ir out Allkttit
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t ii .! W I
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v. hi u a ii'
tv
T.k Tmxt'ATibr of XV Ah L titf U in Ouulttr.
'iiifu: N .t,,' .i bitT (tirn inn t;i
ei l.t. Ins. t Lhm'ourt H.uiw in Hiii
tu. in W mi.n(Ua 1hiiij. tul b-lii
tit wnxhi Mouot in ikiiic . ami
tbat tittt lh tiuivaih! -m.f j tv'lj1
I" iv U (uh u-if imiiM U im
mvnl lhi i-l Muj luntT fr 115. ami
(vurw-t a'l rrrm in aual.a atxl ti
-r:pli fi or quaultliMi ill ta'Hl, UU or
.viitr i-i;-';,-i. atiJ it u to .Iuit tj ai
l, t-.m iiitPttnl u a(a-ar at lit tuu.
Aft tiaiY am.ltit 1. anil it il b I koii
l in I Kixnt ol KuaiuttKMi that irx r.
i -!! i laiitls h mwi .nnni a
t i-" r in tH4 uani til a nrm or
j- il iMt tl -iur ol lh untr.or
ir. u.i.W tt lf mJ tia aiu. or
any kn or oilier i-ntin tl ammwl
i.l rkwrj i .iiia.;tiiou ahail Biakf
io ir- r cirrrn icn.
Mai rran.tall.
i-rl 'r Wih:ouHt County, Ora-
tli.tt vrtl. at this b.-ur. ai.J I tolj bim
xuiJa't kxv"
"Ye. j. aaiJ the uiaiiarrr.
-WVX aalJ lh ali-bif.art. "be aaUl
be hiI,1 pi. aol I bal ! u!t mj fiia
on bitu."
Hut Jvu ! Ju l blm? ei'-Ulrn
el t!e t.jauai r.
"N" merkl mrtie la'k the rfP"B
orr I!h llV. "It I want Kij uti
Uk--rbilaJlHib UiUvr
Hopa.
Ttrr l ra arr on es'lh s broaj chart
tut li soma t ir.l t c' n-r It
fr tr alnn rn li mr r. t
A ttuHictt miv r.t .sr lt
AnJ If ttxSay th lieVT m rvf
l vr kUTu la twrfalu
Prrvharii- ttinorro a Jn mar brln
Tb vaary beart a clrsnn;
-InMmtiiWA
e U.l in) tii-.' be.
" '1 ut rlu lu a cu(.UvirJ.' aa be.
"Vui'lioaMJ' ar t
-Vf. .i b, 'Ulru 1 ootue on
Ibe Kut I rut t Ik- 0 .n. no 1 n il
ural'.v take" mr !n,- Si I 'ii a
rui-tioarl. ami 1 ut Vui luiile .N"
the !i aiu't lair '
"Stn uie !i- !i'b,..:rt' a 1
"The man ksl Uie l. lUe !.i Nkint
raiMU-nbtvl l-l. mtil li I. i l N-en I. fl
0111 uimI iiritiii If.e tiUSt lo T
mil lnii tkm
-'I m: !! h.t rlttil lu Ibar on
one of Ih. ui uticUeV m niin
friiu ii. tate
"Vou tloii't ti. W t"'il ali.nl h i
-lie.l. f.ir t!ir hi -r w.-re tfie .il.!le
l'liu!i-, iil the Vfy flit rrtolutkin !
tl.e atisft ha l Jiiiiiixti !" jvn.vr
footgear lnt tbe HuJou "-New York
DODGE BROS- CARS
1916 MODELS
DODGE BROS. CARS
1916 MODELS
lilillliblLlfllLlI!
uri( i: TO CREDITORS,
IX THE COUNTY COL'RT OF TIF.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
I i Ibe tuatter ol tb Hi:M Jo-th Vi
ler, utrtl
Nitii-e 19 benbT eiven thai th nnlr.
eiel h lrn iltiir ai.tkiinljtei .n.1 nu
uraHii iv ineorier or iw tcmnir fiiiiri
ol the Mate of Orntoo. lor a:nnto:,
CountT. berotofor entered, ia km-uir
f tii la.it Will s'kI rrstauient of Jmvuri
Mil er. ik.'ase,l. atiil trial tha un.iar
viKiied ha iualirsoJ aa lucn eiei-utor a
i'T iaw prrHrn ne,i.
Nov Tjerefom. all rur, in , hAviiu
eiaima aimitiat aAiJ mika Af t ,1 ,4a
ctdent are hereby notitid aod requirl 10
011 1. 111 in aanin, loremer wun lrour
roQcner urmur at tiu, law . rti r , u
l. tiarv, in tbe Amenran National track
Kuiiiic. in Hilmhoru, WaafiitiKtoti
Vum. Hron. ithtu aix montbi I oiu
toe ir: here .f
lateil thi lb daof Aueuat 19 3.
f'aIof Jo. Viller. lca.l.
n ui .. narc. Attorney tor LievuUif
Tha Abducted Voter.
A Londoner of iirnomioeJ Tirr nrtn-
c!pli- bjJ a wife l'b klrous rtillcal
teiiJetK-h-a, On l!ie momltis i'f a con
test la which exert tote at of the
ncni'Wt lmiortanoe bla MWr balf In-
flnoatltiirly aursesti'4 out l'rvakfst
that tbey thoulj enjoy wh.it tirouilil
ti I a cktrkma J.iy by UrlvUij; In the
country.
The buatiiQtl res J! It cocwnteil. an. I
after a pleasant outiug they tvtunuvl
ta the evening Ju.t aa S oVKxk n
chiming. Then taU tbe wife aweetiy.
"It U too late nw, dear, to rot In
thla election."
"Yea," was the? reply, "tut 1 rotej at
S o'clock this mornine. before Tim
came tK'wnatalrs."-UnJio Taller.
SaMy Firat.
Colonel P. I'olk Johtio-n of I oulvrie.
who foucbt for lh t"ttfivri riiy, tv.i l
otiietbliig In l!ie i!:;al. !ie fnmi the
frttt tbe other il iy tint n-:ii!n..i I !m
rery n:d h of h;it tiai",viiv hen he
a iMTiliig lu Hie -i-tirii aniitr
"I rv:!eni!-r It nxa !. roM. r.i'ny
nlk-hl In tbe ftiM.lfe of liter." .UJ the I
veteran, "when a In).', I.wn ih-ip in
my regiment an or !en t i s mi ( k
et iluty He Itioiiiht t!ie i!u.i!t..n oxer
fur a tultnite. an.l then lie turned to
the nen.i'ant who bid lr-uslit the nx-a
ante. 'You c-rlt:!it mtniliht U-i.-k wbir
you come from.' he ilrmUM. 'iiul tell
tbe r:((i'n I Jet iiati-bel'y isn't do It.
I pt a letter from tllli'ml Itr.icif th!
nmwtilu'. an.! he a!.l c""i ""'n waa
pit tin nighty iikei-rx-e In thl hery arniy
anj fur nte tt tike gjoj rjre of my-a-'f."
"-Argonaut
Tim ta Call a Halt.
One nlrbt an efteetucd citizen was
enjoying bla after dluucr atuoUe an.l pn to ni t!ut the u riiU r
fjuy t'owers and family are
on the Neha em this week
Herman Becker taking them
over in an auto.
For Rent -A hotel in Come.
lius. Inquire of the telephone
central at Cornelius. 22-4
Marriae? licenses have been
zranted to Guy W. Kahler and
les. Banks: and
Patterson and Alta
evetiliiit ller when liltto YVUUe ratu
Lied Into bis tone wearlug ii-ir'ried
eii-reft-tkn.
Taj." aakl he. "why la It that peo
ple of Africa ere MarkT !
"llwause, my U'.v." was the tmnut
rejoinder of tbe olj man. "tbey are al-1
ways Ui tbe tun.
Orife when jrtsnmg thrush a rente
ten In I.etio K'l t tiregorr wa aur
( one
old .New lugbiud f imiiy ba.l t-i lur
M In a t in le. w ith their fivt t.iwarl
iU ci-titer. He aked the ri-a.in f.ir
tb: arrangement, nii.l alt of that
day, ilaugbier of Mr. Stuwe, rvpl ed.
"So l!iat when they r.M- at I be lal ilav
only nieiiilieni of tliolr own family may
f.-H'W lliolll"
VE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE
BEEN DULY APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE DEAL
ERS THROUGH WASHINGTON COUNTY FOR
THE DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS.
WE NOW HAVE A CARLOAD OF 1916 TOUR
ING GAR MODELS IN STOCK AND WILL BE
PLEASED TO DEMONSTRATE THIS POPULAR
CAR AT ANYTIME, write, phone or call on us
ULNUHI
Miss Martha Florine
S. P. AND P. E. & E.
Alfred Kaufman and famiU- Nervin.
- l' 11. ! . . ... VM I
01 laiie isia. ann a -mo
Josse. of Portland, started for
Bay Ucean. luesday. for a week's
8ty- All. except the P. K. & V. trains
.
IheTnief. an extraordinary are elec.1"?' and 8toP at the de-
miw,itmn o . u i Pot on Main street
Dorothy Donnellv. will thJ to Portland
attnutinn.ttut: i, forest Grove Train fi-JW n m
evening. Si-ecial solos bv tkw.M i i"nnulle Train 7:36 a. m.
Olsen. the well known basso. nenf " lra'? W-02 a.
hi- KTviiiia iauitrs Alii .Tnriprv . vipiiinnvi a i n.ir
-., . i ...' 1 1 . iiic aiaiu I)
Will tnve an ice Cream wvial at fTnroef r.mi, T; t.in.
, , ... . I "-- u'u'c ii am . .t.lKj o
the home of Mrs. 1 VL CsmiJr'imnm. t-; i-n
beil. Schotls, on Friday evening McMinnvillp Train fi-Jfl n
inm.oi or a -i . i ti : y,
uSuai bnori program forest Urove Train 950 d
ana iKtru, LVirvrwiu i rr t .i
int-ir ' ' rrom rortiana
M w- I Is itrvttiM .... ." ; r i a m
"fir iram arnves...5:ia a. m
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
a i . a wi -rs
i
Ooy. Withycombe will attend
the school picnic at Banks, Sat
urday, August 28. This will be
his first trip to the county since
nis election, so far as public ap
pearance is concerned, and hi
many friends will take advan-
tae of it to meet him.
McMinnville
forest Grove
Fortst Grove
Shendan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A I I trains.
Cornelius Ott. Tuesday made Sixlh UHla njTNoX'nS
replication to aeain tipmmo a I ,.a v.. ' , ... ln.?.e
. rit 7PB of th Hnm-ie. V V lKia 81 .0,xtn and fir
i ;;.;o" v,;u-r '""r re"ana" l street.
u u - ,c..3 ao Meam Service Old Derwt
OtL who was hnrn in II I v,u ej'i
went to Canada where he homel To p01"tland
hteaded. In order for him to d. r. li. & N. Train 4:30 p. m
iniii it was necessary for him b, hmm Pm-tUn
BwearalManceto the King cf P. It & N. Train 912 a.
l ureal or urn, uil was farm-1 r c i . ..
I, in ud there, and he L FJ . Special, due at Hillsboro
, associates had 1300 acres in trrain. aLfi fr,ora portIand
i He had just started six binders 3aurday,and Sunday only.
. in the harvest whPn. h.n. tores Grove Special-(3atur
. camealon? and destroyed the X?! ,,'y', ,
! tl: . . rrotn rurignn l n
5 cuurccruij. inis maae utt on? rn pnrtnA n'V--S?
for the good old United StafP9 10 Fort,and - 11:15 p
I; and he came back to the land of
t Oregon. He settled down at
1 Laurel.
A. L. Sexton, of Forest firm-
9:4a a. m.
11:59 a. m.
. -6:lo p. m.
- 4:30 p. m.
..6:40 p. m.
-7:15 p. m.
-9:00 p. m.
.12:15 a. m.
on flair at
m-j; .Hi(T"7--.. j I.
IWffiaVan i laaMaawi a alail.aiaVi'avitf.lrt-t'tiat i
who has charge of the Sixteen World's Chimuinu d.iuih
horses of the Barnes Wild Animal Circus tint is to exhibit
iu Hillsboro Tomorrow
m.
10 Days Stopover
at
m.
m.
Beach Special (on P. R, & N.)
Lv. Hillsboro Sat. at 3:02 P
Return " Sun. atfl-f? P ki
- . - aa a , Ui
M.
, must have lost his rabbit's foot
several years ago. About three
"i years aeo he was drivinor a Rimn
a miilna HAainpn tl, a X r n a. a Tt i
ui u.ujco ociuca uic f alia DrlUH
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32
7:18 ....
3:28
9:58
12:43
3:58
5:43
a ml
a ml
ami
am
pm
pm
pm
pm
ml
f , above forest Grove, wl en his
- team and wagon with himself
it went through the structure,
'causing him both injury and
damage. A few weeks ago he
1 1 . . ii i .
iubi iwu aim a imu lingers in a
day he cut his hand again, this 9:j8 (Sat" on,y' P
time severing the tendons of the I fom Portland 55 minutes.
',uac ui ins nana. oexion re-l'"' am
,cei ved.no damages for his Watts am
ondge accident. The Argus u:
u - j . l .. r, . . In. fir
.wouia aavise oroiner oexion to i.vu...... Dm
jiew a noreesnoe in nis ciomes, pm
ana kiii a raDDit in the dark of .....pm
the moon, and then wear one of 1 7:13 D m
inepawsin eacn or nis four tar, oniy; D
l . t .. . lio.nr
Avuaera pocxeu. in.ua jira
SAN FltAXCISCO
and
lO Days at Lcs Angeles
are allowed on all litkels to Ihe llast
This will enable you to see the two wonderful
world Expositions without loss of time or extra
expense.
Scenery enroute is unsurpassed Every mile
protected by Rlock Signals. Four line trains
each way daily Portland to San Francisco mak
ing connections for the South and Kast.
Let us send yo-i our illustrated fr.l l. rs "Way.
o.ucuu-s ana aiuornia and lu Two!
positions.
r nnnMr o nn
fill. L. DUUHL VI bU.
Automobile Dealers
HILLSDOKO Phone Main 812 OREGON
Your Old Car Taken in on Trade and Terms
Given if Desired
Ford Oars,
Cadillac Cars
Dodge Bros. Cars
X-
tW J Favorite f f
! Ws&W Shotguns and the U '
, JV" "
urf opeed Shells" W
on sliiolins j, ,,i,ntifu, AndL&V)
""Y right dope oom 7
I I 1 L ( ff at . I 1 a B a K H i
these are the
J and over the I)
ifflf
El Ill.TT l.lu i l r, J HtlliniiM-l J II fl .1
fi 1 Sold by voup I """"''' "loU. Sfejl
-m"h-MO,
fiyShotgu
. .-.I -tr feev tin
twit1 y
T f Dope"
t i mm anil lli.it It 1
southern pacific
Our local r4iit will b. (I..I ioKi v yo full Infomtion
and an itiuerary of your trip or you may a-i,lreS
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Ageni. Portions, Ore
comes
Wton-UMC,
s 'uv ai z :1: a;,,, A,;to,a,,i g
lraP-Wl,y morc.rf,!,; 'y' fl,r in the fid,
tl In the m.-iH.r ,.t ci. ... . K
-v tl I:,.,,,,,,,,,,," g'-H-naa l.o d,
;! l' lrive ,,1(1,,. ,,,i,.r . ' W--1I V SIM l.;ti
B 1,or lI)C r''t dot ,o -S(.c il10 i,
I
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