V
RXJBORO AIIOC Tr4a AanH M
u
Doctor E. T Itclms, Chiropractor, extends
a cordial invitation to the public to visit
his newly opened offices, rooms i and 2,
Heidel Building, for consultation and
treatment of all diseases, acute or chronic,
for friendly visitation and acquaintance.
Office hours 9 to 12, and 2 to 5. Other
hours by appointment.
HILLSBORO
OREGON
Special attention pivn to
the treatment of stomach
trouble, rheumatism, and
diseases of Women.
TJie World's Greatest Exposition
it now to iu Height ia
San Francisco
Never before in the history of the world has there
been conducted such a magnificent and wonderful
Exposition. Here is artistically presented the pro
ductions of th mind and labors of mankind through
out the ages.
Low Round Trip Tickets are on sale daily to San
Francisco.
Four comonodious
Francisco.
trains leave every day for San
Scenery enroute is tasmatinjr, varied and unsur
passed. Electric automatic Block Signals truard the way.
Our folders "Wayside Notes Shasta Route" and
"California and Its Two Expositions" will interest
you.
Our nearest agent will give your inquiries courteous
attention.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Faeager Agent Portie as, Ore
Hillsboro General
Hospital
"Service to the Sick"
Address, Box 246, Hillsboro, Oregon
Wm. Robb. of near SchielTeiin.
was transacting business in the
city yesterday.
Jos. Cawrse. of North Tualatin ;
Plains. wa in Portland vaster.'
day, arranging for hop picker.
Andrew Benson, of Cornelius, I
has sued Anna Benson for di
vorce, alleging cruel and inhu
man treatment
Ernest Kraus, mlo has spent
the Summer at South Tualatin,
is now at llwaco. Wash., for a
sr.ort stay.
Mrs.0. G. Wilkes and little
daughter, and Mrs. Inez llumktv
of Portland, left Suneay for the
liliamook oeaches.
Wm. Kobb. a Portland lumW.
man. wit n a mill on the Cowlitz.
tt4 in fn nfv vtiMv a
guest of his nephew. Dr. Kobb:
Mrs. Laurel M. Hovt and chi
aren returned t nday from a six
weeks camping vacation at Can
non often, oelow Seaside.
J. A Zimmerman, of Itoseland
Farm, km in town vstrav
- - - - .
He reports threshing welt under
way down in his section, with
good yield.
J. L BartletL the Witch Ha
zel hopgrower. was in the eitv
yesterday. He says the warm
weather raised havoc with
Hop Louse.
SudL Easter, of the water and
lieht system, has had th Whit
car fixed up and is now running
it. ine machine was badly de
molished when the old tower fell.
Earl Wallace and wife, of
Portland, were week-end guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
r rank Wallace, of South Tuala
tin.
Born. August 7. 1915. to Mr.
and Mrs. E. L Kraus, of South
Tualatin, a son. This makes a
son and a daughter, a duet.
and the parents are very
proud or the new arrival.
Mrs. Guv Wilson departed for
her home in Seattle. Tueadav.
alter several weeks visit with
her mother. Mrs. Mary Sabin,
and her brothers. Ezra and
Claude Sabin
Reuben Kellev. ot Buxton. Ml
25 feet the other day, while
working with Southern Pacific
bridge gang, near Buxton. He
was considerable bruised but no
bones were broken
Some nervv chan entered the
i. Klatt barn. West Union, the
other day and stole three sacks
of wheat The purloiner carried
away the grain in an auto
Klatt is now watching the place
wun a three-barreled gun.
Twelve districts will siinnlv
. r r j
trie attendance at a srhnn ml w
at Banks. Saturday. Gov. Withx
combe will deliver an address.
B. W. Barnes, stinprinrenrient
and Benton bowman, of Hillsbo
ro, will attend. A picnic dinntr
ana program will be the features.
Former associates of the tele.
phone central and other friends
tendered Mrs Wm Conlee a show
Boomerang
Advice
ft SARAH BAXTER
"IVNMvat," aaU C,urg ilanltnf tba
(Ujr aft tha rtrtura fruut ttwlr bou"
h a tb7 rr of In thru ao
rutuuUhnl tuaU at lit b-vaafaat ta
w's "br 1 hKtc fruiu Chartl W -.fi
at rr. I rota him hll on our Jour
ej Bvw trauacvixV-atijr kn't t "-
"You dlilu't Wat ai out. lkl jvu.
"Do. CtTUIaly taut Chart! wrltra
that t U eavkma of at auil Uba I
would toll hint Bow 1 gut jou. U wtja
h baa tii waltloit tor wrvral )r
for sum nU-a girl to shut a frrlrr
tw for him, but Ibua tar Ibaras
nothing Mng.
"Nothing Jul os ! I should think 0
fStpa La sutipua a tlrt la cuing to
tuak lore l bliu whlla La alt nod
dliii? When yta rntlt hlui acuta t?ll
Dim ttutt be UlUt bit UnUkitt, WU
crul ration.'
"What lo yon mvn tt tbatf
"I UH-uB l but: Tb tint girl ba
that u fwla b'J IU to marrj Wl
blm abow hla admiration to bta at
(Mtwaion. It be baa lo luiroducvd b
niay do this tu iD war: If not. la aa-
ether. Should b tuevt br la lb
atrwt or tit runiuatiT ba ahouiJ our
aiw b?r tilt ba baa learm-U who ah it.
tbo Bevw t up UU B ba mad bi
aouuitlutaBtia. W wuuh'o Ilk to b
buuled. It aratlflaa our irhU.'
Now, Georg tlardlug'a bualu led
blm to tw tuiHb on to road, a few
dav aftrr hla rttura from tb rd
ding Journey b gat tua wlf a cot)ir
or tluu klaae aad atarted oa a 'rip
H bad eoJoluad be r to co out tu
vr aho bad ao opportuultjr. aud l'i-
ab waa Out oulr a dt-voted autuUL
but an cxcvllvut driver. lia attruipid
to hill looelltieaa bj afteruoou lu
tuto tb country. On oo of lUttt
Ilu her macblu atopimt In tb niKJ
die or tb Mad and. Ilk a balk mui.
wouk) go no further.
Tb Drat uto that ram alotif waa
driven bt a avatlemaa. wbo milM uu
lifted hla ran and aked If be could ba
or aerrlc. Mr, ilardint waa a rrr)
pretty woman, and tb troubled look
that appeared la her liquid eye wai
enough to aoften a heart of brick. Tha
(entleman'a eyea eipreaaed admlraUot
in a marked dt-gree. II U rt bbt car b
akle the road and proreedrd to tuikt
Entered at th PoaVofflca at UUUboto
uragon, aa aoond-laaa mall ntattat.
U A. IMXQ, Editor.
(kunty Official Paper
rubsoription: f 1.50 pr Annum.
leased Gvery Thwradaf
-BY-
liOMO McKINNKY
The Salient Column
The'Arabic, carrying munitions
fir the Allies, was torpedoed by
by the Germans, the other day,
and sent to the bottom. It is
s tid that the vessel carried a
I irge shipment of gold to the
United States but as it was for
aivance payment for more war
supplies and sellers in the United
a-aies suner no loss. The in
cident does not appear to have
thrown Washington into a panic.
Brother McAdoo says he will
loan the South some of Uncle
Sam's money to take care of the
cotton crop. Perhaps Uncle Sam
could be prevailed upon to prac
tice the same policy with some
of our timber people in the
Northwest
And now the ministers are
taking a fall out of Billy Sunday
one prominent clergyman say
ing that Billy's Saviour is not
the regular orthodox Saviour.
And Billy goes right along mak
ing his meetings pay.
Theodore Roosevelt is now
i eeing the ten men at "Kendall
ireen," and he is out for fight,
vhether or no. As he is voicing
the same sentiment as the big
press which fought him in 1912,
it may be possible that they will
k'ive him hearty support for the
presidential honors. We shall
e "what we shall see,"
10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J A LiTengood to O V Douehtr.
I 481100 ft in Fiirview Ji0o
iu -onz?jnian lo C K Whitall, u a
f c 5 U i n
. n n Diuinger 10 Mtaa Sparkt, 501-
i loo ft bik 11 K Grove
(Same to Anna Billintrer. wife, trat
in r.ncanan Walker d I c r Grove
Ullie Kobirtion to W E Bevdler. t
r. oietn al tk-avertou
and I part if lot. 3,4,5,6, 10,11,
u blk h
W E Beydier to L A Robinion','40 a
tec Jt3n r a t
L I Whale to C A Whale,' inl : iSo
ore 19 j c w
r, ?. . c lo " B:c. a aojve.. 1000
r tleineck toLS Irvin, 50 a arc
1 t 1 7 n r j
.uu vrau to j u Kode, 42 a aec 27
u ' 4 w .-oo
"u 1 raver 10 aiary sorber, 9 56
Km r uiovr e-
uumrr m joun, n v and Henry
jj.a near neaverlon I
Clarence Young to Mioer Froat 6..
180 ft blk 18 Simmon'i ad 1400
a o nviru m nicniid ij (rd, tr in
..,.". 10
0 aiuDior i to Edw Maddoi, 501
100 ieet at Bank. ja,
Alwina Neokirch to fi nr,'m",'l". 3
a near Blooming ' ,.7,
- ".men 10 1 v. Ktynoldi, 11 a
near urenc J
Haiina Chriatenten to Sli."'iV.ViI!
and Olive Aldridge, lots t toi &
juu, uik jo vr roriunn Hgnts.. . .
Tell Soule to Pnscilia Bl&ntz, 40 a
KC 10 I I I I 1
I B Winters to Krne.'t Cha'udler.Vot
1. a 3. 4, blk u Aliddleioa ..
H-nrv Liuea to F T Kniv.. ,..
lablkaHihaboro ' ,700
j nijjoii to a r Hamilton and
t Mathe.ly.7J a sec 9 t 3 n r 6 W7500
r A Burrowa to Amlr D.,h..i..
lot 10 blk 50 N Plains i0
nry vogt to J E P.rmlry, 1.15 .
, ....... r. ,u miieiia rowne, 1,15
Mi 14. 15. 16 bik 1 Nortbaide ad 100
er last evening thriap nroapnt ha.
ing Mesdames jas Anderson, Gay
worthington and Eari Luther,
and th Mi&OP Itha Maaainrai
Laura McDaniels, Ella Ellison.
Lenora Gardner, Minnie Abbott,
Amanda Hartrampf, Viola Pit
man and Lorene Morrow. -
Mr and Mrs I. ShinahTroe on.
tertained a few friends, Tuesday
evening music and leading af
forded entertainment. Those en
joying the evening were: Mrs
treekpaum, Alonzo and Ernest
CreekDaum. of CnrnolinQ- Mm
treekpaum and daughters, Lou
ise, urace and Mary, of Lincoln,
Neb: Mr and Mrs .lam m MUAraA
10 and Martha James, Mrs Fletcher,
Mr ana Mrs ihos Shinaberger,
MISS Mvrtle Shinahoro-pe anH
- . r 1 hiiu
host and hostess.
SCHOLLS ORANGE FAIR
the date set for the Scholls
Grange Fair is Oetnhr isth
. awm Bliu
lbth. I he committee in charge
ore panning ior a Dig fair, with
several uniaue attract;
to those of previous fairs. There
win De a stock show and ail
lovers 1 1 good stock are kindlv
reoueskd tn heoin thini,;.,..
uuoui, wnicn animals nnrl hnu
many they wish to pxhihif Thu
will be the usur I fine display of
iruus, vegetiDies. grains, grass
es. canned prinHa nnrl fann
dlework.
Entries for exhibit
- WLSt.il w
cacn ana everv nno n ,ho
-w ... ,.. Will
munity.
for further nartipnlaro
, ; - r "v-iuiaouuicsa
orpnoneto Lester H. Campbell
nuisooro, ur., Koute 2. or E. G
neaion, Laurel, Ore
SURPRISE
A delightful affair of laat waA
Jfthp7 nnrl T R tki.u I nesdav PVPnirnr Inn 10 mir
. 7 u, u. (fUBeH were r. , . ub.
visitors to Castle Rock, Monday. WM. a .wrthday surprise party
I. H. Mflv,nI. .l vM,?8J "'"Pie Gutsch-
1 ; " " v," "wna a t xvock tjreek. the rxva.
honvarduDon Raar n; ..lair. : ,...? FSv
. ,. IK J j " aa , tremn W1IBB JNinnie S loth
m town Wednesday morning. birthday. The evening was T.
Cl t mm 1 ttAVAil A - . -
oam wen. wifp nnH ann 1 "uicu 10 irames and min!.
waavB DUIla traj I Ti . . . VUlLi
turned Monday from a short vis-
Mrs WH Hall, who has been
spending the Summer with her
E?,.Brr andLMr8L L Shina-
aVeiuXherhoraeatLa
r ' , biiu music,
Daintv refrmhmant i . j
. j . 7 ""- "tic ocrveu
at midnight The guests depart
ed at an early hour, reporting a
most enjoyable time, wishing the
hostess many happy returns, of
the day.
Tha ariiMta- u;onnn ,
p-. o l 'j iooca niina ana
fcmma Schneider, Lydia and Lz.
an Inreatbratlon of the ladr'a veblda
rlndlnc that the tronbla would comiMl
Ha rvrooval by outxlde power, ba pro
poaej to aecnra a roi and pall It to 1
garae. Aoytblnc be sugitt-sted wu
acceptable, and after a hunt for a atout
rope In the bouara along the road lh
attarnment waa maaa ana tne journej
commenced, tb man driving bla car
the lady at the wheel of bera. Reach
tag a (araic. ber car waa lift there
and the geutli-man benurd pemiUalua
to drive ber bom.
Mr. IIardln bad received admlra
tkn In her day, but never anything aq
iidd.Tisjr developed aa tbla. It wai
plain to ber that ber new found ad
mlrvr waa taking ber borne by a round
about way. the aoceoalty for .which bi
attributed to the roads. After an bour'i
drive that could have been done tn tea
minutes they pulled up at the Hardli.it
residence, the stranger helped tha lady
out. and. after thanking him for bla
ktndneaa, she ran up tha atcps.
The next afternoon what waa hrt
surprise on looking out a front w Indu
to ae her ear atop at ber door, driven
oy the gentleman wbo bad rescued ber
at tb wheel. lie aorana out came tin
to the bouse and rang tb bell 8ha
opened the door herself and received
the announcement from ber adiulrer'i
llpa that, fearing she might wish tot
her car, be bad brought It home to her
in recognition of so much kliidiieM
wtiat could she do but aak htm ln 11
giaoiy accepted the Invitation and
scaii-a ti-te a tcte with hr .
nour in nils rr h inself an1 in -oil...
Ing rnnnl for the Indy. Thoucb recent
ly married, slip hnI not yet got nsed to
lunung away the devotion of anottiet
man than her buslmnd. When her via
Itor departed his eyea eipreaal stu b
a longing to be permitted to call again
that Mrs. rtnrdlng could not rrfoin
:rom giving it
When Oori-c llurillim Mhin,
hla trip hla wife ramiHll
- ' J ... . . . iiunj
her automobile mishap, bnt fearing to
ecue uis jeninusy, rcrralnetj from en
tenng into partlculara. Charlie Web
ster inrormed bla friend that during
um nimeni-e ne tcnar lii hnH r 1.
practice Mrs. Harding's advice and hud
proiitea py it Indeed, be waa pluck
u. uo courage to offer bla love to
iaoy and anK ber to be bU wife.
PTOpowtlon mlKbt aeetu audden ami h.
expected to be refused, but he would
an on wra. unrdlng's advlca and atkk
tv It.
a rew evenlnira n., hi. i
n.. .... " "ra-
nT. " ,e'1 D" w,re for h""' time.
uen ne returneil what waa bla
prute 10 see li a nl.i rri.n4
i"' "",ln ,n tb "wn room
nun airs, nurd ne. "ha miw,..
. , ,. ... . - -rri.ini m
oe oil rnttled. and tha tarn n
u m eacn other In astonishment.
1 UIS Is tha nnl umai, - 1
Wife, "who was ao kind m r... .!.
, . w "wit
ti car nroite down."
tr I
mere waa an ,mk.n.. 1 ...
-M.,twni alienee
ror a few momnnta li.. n...i.
aald: "",uul,
"And you, Charlie. hav fmm.i a uj.
tn ....... . . "1
uibio. 1 wun you ucceaa."
And. With flnshlnir k. ... a
uw neei ana went upstairs.
There was a triangular aorenem over
the matter for anm Mm. I..,.
ally Webster waa exvaaod'slnr he bad
acteu upon tua 1W f Harding
lift HIIH
mm m
Will be Sold onthe Following' Terms.
lit
Balance in Six Monthly Payments
TOURING CAR $880 AT HILLSBORO
j
Immediate Deliveries Can Be Made
of The New 1916 Model
Have you Seen This Wonderful Car?
e
WRITE. PHONE OR CALL ON
EtJJAI
1 E. BOOH Hi eo.
Automobile Dealers
HILLSBORO Phone Main 812 OREGON
Your Old Car Tahen in on Trade and Terras
Given if Desired
Ford Cars,
Cadillac Cars
Dodge Bros. Cars
I
on
o
"BETTIE
BUBBLES'
the
fountain
favorite,
invites you to
A
SOCIAL
SIP
o
0
a
o
r 1 a .
nrtlro A. CnrJrm u I,.. I i
. ... ,,,,,,, mui umi
charir.. f the Kncktlite work
hfri, m now Hiiperir.temlinif the
tir-l.l.a.. H4 'I I a . . . . "
m..,k- hi i it-vtMami. Ohio, the
Btriiclure Ix-in 2U70 ft lonir
with a Hpan of f,'jl fpp je
H-iyn he wouM like to enme out
nnilcatrhaHtrinif of trout in ol.i
I 'airy. Inciilcntallv heiemU his
r.-jfards to th,. liiiiai i,
Mrs. II VV io,.(T.. .
ii,;u V V ' ,ri rruirnen
iniH week from a sftV,.n work.'
' m ai -i ar'"uV:al,forni lntn.
mil while South viHitefl at San
inTn,Tlh "I"'-Kwn Well.
uLu I formt,r UM
n ,RV the
line Into old Mexico; Htopp,.,! at
ana ban I r:ini' i.n vu
mnn 1 1 : .., rnri
,,,u uiiiHooro
oth or rt4i. Mrrn inm
Spirals ban.ilgivan thai I , tha aadsf
tHitml aiMuiur uf iita n,iai f Um
Mlla. ilMaaa!, ha DimI la ia
iitiia Own of tUHiai .,1 ora u U
aalilitfta , lV.utr , ,- ft aenHiaiai
Mrtili mm4 Mala, ami Ml.l t'aart
has sat Muaxlaf . ri.inmlwr t!, WIN
l.',m.r()f a M aa lha Umt,
ami Ilia lunula Uuiirt !(... m in HilabM.
"it'ii, aa tM lakaaa tor ttMrnif o'-r
liii 1 1 aalil acMiinl ami (ha final atlM'
in til of aal.1 aalala
J lfl Ihla Auuatl, (ift
II. Ionian, Kiartilor til tha tlU
HI1 K'l'f'.iiaal
W. N. Ilarralt, AUarnajr for Kiamil
zie zurcher, Anna and Carrie
Gutschmidt Clara Jaggl, Thek
la Scheldt, Emma Fuejry, Martha
Kaufman Anna Colleknon. Lydia
uwuiiHui, rawara scneidt
Herman nnrl Vmt't
Henry and Mormon vaat, v..
ffene All wen, Chris Jarel. Got-
.u ocnneiaer, Jake Zimmerman,
Edward n i ru i.'c
Frank I ii ; tti..
it. Z ""ion, ui nciir Helve
tia, waa in town Wednesday.
"First for 77. ;-.,. O
V your favorite founujB rj
Miss Esther Hpim of Pn j
was th 000f IT'?.'. or-tland.
ndVio.aWaTcVthi;r!Jk.Zla
miss Lela Stewart nf n-n
visited w.ih M.!wrlV0.( IJl"ey,
firEt of the week "0rd the
J. E. Rlltlo- ...!
'Portland ZmJ f
Folly Butler, the Eahe'wS;
poinu South, making the trio
very pleasant oiw. P
Hillshoro
il?".1'' "prominent bum.
man or McMinr.ville. The
ilandKroom are touring Ca!
norma by auto. n k..
q moon. "un,?y
D.friil fee has returned
i San Francisco.
UNION STOCK YARDS
IF V si
Cattle -Flfunn
-nojthekaMondSmr
teer sales went at 6 25 to 6 7S
l ?J lT flned theirfo?!5;
-.-..Kin ana again sold at 1c
mark Ua and heiferaaa we
Mtetlnr of Board of ftjuitllutk
SHMaaaaaaaBM
T.i Taipavar of Waaliluatii ("hibI,
'! Nnlim ia harsli lha
rt ,.f K4,.ialltll..o ul WssnlsflM
uiitiif . titM..,, in ,. u,uiiar.
nt, 11, U6, B tliaOnurt ll.iuwin rtlll
'. Ill Waahliiau.il fiiiml, lual M
..w a-niinii MiHHiajr in imiar,ai"
'at Iwlna lha Hum ami .la iirotaN
' '"w w piiiitiaif aiaiiilnn tna aww
"ul ruila or sali U.uni fr IHia.aai
rra.t all arrora In valiumm awl '
fipll'in ur quantillna il laml, UU
uUiar iirnpartina, ami It is Ilia iliiir "
l.itr..Ia , ... ...Allarf
iMiwirii hi myynmr a '
aim laa piMilntail, anil if It iball CH"
w sl'l llrd of KqiialUailun Uiat
ra aiiv lands, luu ..r utlirr (ihiiwrij V
"""1 lo or In Utm nanin ol a
liM.Mit.ia ..... 1 . . .... . ...a fit
, , i, w nar in in" "
m-.mn ui,,P or jy,m( t vain.
,. . . ' . -1
'" ur i.M.ar I'niiHirii- mil -
l'l llmi.l o KoiialiMllmi ahall hi
ilia tr. orr mrruntl ui.
Mas (Wall.
as the entire cattle market w-re
considered steady to rtrong.
Hoot Two Thousand hofi
were recaivml nvr the unload
ina chutea todav. Home veijf
ijood loads of how went at 755
for tops Thia price was 5c over
last week's elniw. A fo hK
sold at 7 60. , .
Stwu.n-.flu . Ldmlfill 01
ahout 1600 aheep were in the
"ales pena. The lamb mar"
Mpeclully has shown Rood strenW
they told up to 6 50. VVMJ
Quality is shown, ewe
Wethers aft nnirblv tat 4 50 W
ewe and 5 60 for wethers. J
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