CM E. Gnu
ramujp
- M.rrkaaf Strata.-
met run1"""
C wiiii Heart failure ! Mim
I. OrtfM CMjf fater WU.
4 t. Tl-rf Laa4 Pcekf
NFIC
ft I A 1
ichard K. Hryin. wno in m
tart of the runeuea wi
-wwl In the general mer-
. , i li:ti...
indiing puaineaa in iiumuuru,
..ovinif the Shute Muck, cor-
. ..f .w-ond and Main, died
Mr. I'.ird. of the Iteni. K.
II tone Co., report that tK firm
haa sold in the neighborhood of
Wild thin year. He naya
th automobile purrhajwa
re doing more Ui cn-at a nenti-
ment in favor of good road than
all other agenctea romnint-d. The
fart that farmer are buying ma
chine, he aaya, meant a con
vert every tirnj a machine is
taken out to the farm distncta.
When a man get an autu he
naturally notices the poor condi
tion of road and he will 1 an
almoat certain voter for better
highways.
L (I. WiedewiUkh. of Cortu li
im, luti opened a trim hitif nhop
and aoto gurag at that ioint.
Acetylfio welding of ranting.
Kleel and alutiution high grade
huhhit metal and all kind of aup-
pliea always in n(M-k. dive him a
Ui. YYiedewitik'h, Corne
.Lieut it hU Portland home.
. 816 Uvejoy btreel, weanea- imi .M,, (,ty j.-jh
- September 1. 1-H&, from an ... . ...
lack of heart failure. ln ittk.tMro Mercantile, return
i r. Itryan was iiin years. i n,e !lrt or the week from a
i . . v.iran or the 1. v trip uara io aee m reiauven ai
' . . i" T7. '.I itcd California during hi ab-
tay years in wn.u.. '. Unre. and made the trip Kast
here he was t on, via New Orleans. He nay that
Uveo( a. i. mry, nw ui H)ri'gon I good enough lor any
kut king 01 ma arcuon. i.ltl Bff..r il. lu-at ami rhanirf.
hm Hillsboro, Mr. ryn went B0 WvmvT f the Kant.
. 1 1 a. i a ntfBiriiJi in
. i IU mil ha HUUi Mir, ...,
rctniue pui.u.. ... v--:r h'.eirji .n.a,ii.., ir.,i- :ui:u
i irw 7r Irlinrher Ijml Tueadav after
een Withycomlie place
r Itriili'a l.'i-tnrfi In
th Wilcox Bul dtng. -oru?na. - "rr; -
" ",,J" ... . Ic.......l .a.i.,it,ii Slr.'.t
rii iv - - - -
and receive reward.
The Canton Gard.-nn Co. hai
lniih.-d harvesting nearly 1)
acnn of !la. the utate aending
down a numlter of convict ti do
the work. The ilax i to U Hold
Ihile reading in Hilltboru, all of to the atate and thin wa the
thorn tender the family lheirlwa). the prison management and
ran ana nrs. Aucun noon,
... . .
th of Tortland.
Hrtan waa a poaitivUt la opin
Ua. and waa one of the beat in
Crme.1 men of the day.
- - . - Ml .
Tbt Itryana made many menu
j ni pa thy.
tMON STOCK VAtttM
rn.receluU for Monday
Sattle H5f7; hog WW; ihwp
f Cattle -Trade opened rather
luirtnth with a little leea than
yi ku..l nn han.t All HnM
a ateady outlook. Top iteera
again telling at c. vowi
ld at 6 60 and other line on
)ia former baWia.
(Hon Twenty aeven hundred
Von entered for the early morn
C trading. The feature of the
the company i-anie loan agree
ment to have the termers do ine
work. All of the convict were
pli-aned to get out and work on
the farm, and trtey gave me
guard no trouble.
For Kent -Twenty acre, with
good building and macninerv;
near Mataon Station, on S. V.
Electric. -Write II. u. l-ooper.
Hillaboro. t)re. .
Mr. and Mw. J. H. CampUll.
of above North I'lain. have re
turned from Seaside, muking trie
irin h uto. They ri'tHrt fine
rimd excepting ome rough cord
uroy between Kainier and Clat-
t rrom i laisaanie
11REII QDSI CO.
DMSDilE
TlllamiMk Talu up Their Pro
poaal. and (let llig Saving
THROW UFF IS CENTS PCI VAlO
CMfaa AHTt W.m ler UiIH1m.
aa4 Umi AM.eM lalmtl
The big Warren Construction Co.
Tillaiaook litigation, auit by
M-Hsrs. (Jeo. K. Hagley, now
circuit judge, h. It. Tongue.
district attorney, the two asaist
ed by Kx. Senator C. W. Fulton,
which waa successful, i now be
ing settled upon a proposal by
the paving company. They of
fered a reduction of 25 cent on
each yard of paving; 27.0U0 for
the expense of those who started
the litigation; discounting of
nearly f 10.000 in interest; and
the putting up of a fidelity bond
to keep up the paving for a
period of ten years instead of
Ave years - and the city of Tilla
mook is accepting the proposition.
The Ileal brothers, well known
nlizen of the city of Tillamook,
were instrumental in starting
the successful litigation. Messrs.
Hagley and Tongue were secured
a counsel and they gave the
case a great deal of attention.
(Wilting it successfully clear
through the Supreme Court
The city has voted to give thone
who started the litigation the
sum or $1,500 to each of the
three active members of the
committee.
M I)..1...t an1 TnnTiln
along with Senator Fulton, feel
highly pleased over the result
The property owner of Tilla
mook have been saved prac
tically $ 10U.O0O, if not more, over
and above expenses of the lit
igation.
Frank Greener, of be'ow VjM .
w as in town the last of the w- K.
T.rmg your egg and prdui
to Gieer a. they want them.
Thou. C. Bailey and Fred S. -
gnMt were week-end visitor at
the Tillamook beaches.
Drink Olro Kola. "First for j
Thirst" fx at fountains
MiH IdaScogirin. of I'ortland. ;Sf)HE
is the guest of her cousin. M.- -i
bva lailey. Bur. Heeea Has Pkkiaf Will it C
For SaleKiirht tull-blwHl d ! .ki a, n.i, .i o..i
lilack Minorca hen, rine lay -;
ers. Willard Tupper. HilUUir
MirtH Klinor Wilke return.- J
the first of the week from Cr.
well, and has resumed her d it:-H
in Supt Barnes ollice.
Ml KMAN UANNIXL
ii.,.Jn,i u.iAra Mmiiiinmnl nflahanii and thai
IIIVWI'K mm wh vuiiua, - w i.i- . .
CI.. i. rj rM.m n.nr I i.i ..;. li. hut two or three lau
rm" ,w . . -i . .
VmH. Theae were received on
lie steamer 'Twin Cltlea." Kiver
. .
iipmenu nave increases many
mes in the past year or two and
ndi fair to becoma a very pouu
r means of transporting live-
k. Top price for hogs today
T 25 with other grade In pro-
irtion. Hulk of sale 7c to 7 iu
Sheep Over twenty two
lunlred sheep were In but went
a t'acker contract: Sheep
et are steady with lamb in
valiant A .vn nA mt H M lA an
- .
in. r ft 7R Uinv i vear lease oo
og sheep are going through his picture noose,
yard.
detour ojf the main Columbia
Uiver highway.
We have a full line of Kodaks
and supplies, and we do develop
ing and printing.-Iieiia irug
Store.
John M. 'Wall i tlii H-k
ntsrtmg consiruciion on me
ih..ir tiuildinir. one door Kast
of the Kedmond livery. The
walls will be or tillnir. ana me
will k 24x100. and
Crnver Combs will have
JPFtiE! CLIU COOK HOOKS
second edition or the ColTee
lub Cook Book is on aale. at
JO cents.
I The books are on aale at the
following places:
vaught a (irocerv.
Ilillaboro Mercantile Co..
Donelson'a Furniture Store.
Cragg & Powell Grocery.
Kos Grocery.
Keat Room. Second St near
Norton Greenhouse
FISHER WILLERS
a live
premises lor
The building
will Iw ready for occupancy with
in :W or 10 day.
The KverfreMh riant is now
iiv limn - - - . ,
in n.arU..t for nrtines. - hver fresh
Co.. Frank J. Norton. Manager.
lVter l'enne, who has been in
n.-tUn,! far mime time, was in
I VI w
1 1. it n i t v Tu.-idav. taking a per
f,r burninir on his lanch
..... tv-miniftrm Mr. Fenne '
it,., i.w-tnre of heaiiii. navuiK
made complete recovery from a
iitinl nneration for Btomacn
trouble.
Vnr Sttle Registered Jersey
hull vearlimr. out of Schulmer
ich stock. -Ben Sahnow. Hjll'x-
ro, Route 1.
Smith and Ward
Herman Danneol. a resident of
this city since 1904. died at hi
home in West Hillsboro. at 3:30
a. m.. September 2. 1915. after
several months of illness. Mr.
hinneel had been night watch
man at the Condenser for several
years. He was born in Germany.
October 12. 1S53. and was mar
ried to Mrs. Km ma Schilling
vear aito. at Hamburg. Ger
many. They emigrated to the
Alberta. Canada, in rJ02. ana
two year later moved to Hills
boro. He leaves a widow, now
in Germany, and one son, Henry,
student at the Uregon Agn
cultural College. Deceased was
a member of the German Luth
ernn Church. The funeral wil
take place Friday, at ten o clock
from the Donelson Undertaking
P.r!or-..
Mr. Uanneel was a wen reaa
k . fe 1
man. and a morougn .joeuever in
higher education. He made many
friends in his eleven years or
residence here -all of whom ex
tend the mother and son their
condolences.
Vi n i.' Jt li Dr K. H. Smith and Ward
fi TA'rounlJid'lniS li ww out last Thursday
& S: l-r".""!1. , " "'J; after deer, and Dr. Smith anded
Gabe Kssner. ot above Moun
taindale. is suffering from injur
ies received in a leeder to a
thresher, one day last week, but
he i9 also mighty glad that he is
alive and able to navigate. The
thresher was just starting at the
Thompson farm, and Gabe was
going to the top of a stack. In
so doing he climbed up a pole.
which was fastened at the too
of a shed loft The pole became
unfastened and Lssner was drop
ped, on his back, in the bundle
conveyor, which at once started
him toward the knives. The
separator man saw the situation
bupt G. N. McKay, of the Hills- and jumped to his relief. He
boro Schools, arrived here the held him away from the knives
first of th week to make ar
rangements for the opening of
OPEN SEPTEMBER 13TH
Twenty-Two Teachers to Assist
i
Superintendent O. N. McKay
NEW TEACHERS IN CORPS
until the engineer stopped the
engine, and threw the belt The
Kelt eaurht in thf croarx anH
Miss Mabel Smith, of l'ort.a . i. me public scnoois. jionaay. brought the separator to a sud
September 13. The board hopes den stop, or Essner might have
that hou Licking will have been been sliced up considerably. It
was the guest of her sister, M m
l'earl Smith, the first of ti..-week.
For Sale Saddle horse, geld-.
ing. r ine saaaier. inicit snan-
non. Hillsboro: Inquire at Red
mond Barn:
Mrs. I). K. Blackburn and chil
dren returned the last of the
week from IBrownsville, where
she visited with relaties.
Judge Geo. K. Bagley went to
TilUmook yesterday, and will re
turn the first of the week to op.- n
court Tuesday.
Next big Moose dance at liil.H-
Ixiro, Saturday evening. August
JMth. Admission, 10c; 5c p-r
dance.
A special six-car train, lad n
with hop pickers for Cornelias
and Forest Grove, passed through
here yesterday morning, on the
Oregon Electric.
Good Real Estate security of
fered for loans at 7 and 8 h r
cent. Call and look application
. m at at 'ill
ever. E. u reruins, nmsttoro,
Oregon. tf.
J. II. Williams, of the Third
Street pool room, accompany. I
by Drs. Munson and Huntley, vt
Portland, went out the last of
the week and made a fine kill.
Anyone having White Leghorn
pullets to sell, will do well to
mail a card to r. O. Box 66.
Rcttdville, Uregon.
J. W. Goodin and wife, tf
North Plains, were, Hillsboro vis
itors Tuesday. Miss Helen El
kins, of Fttneville, Is a guest at
the Good in home.
Hop Pickers: Hop pickers .
.-J .1.- t r. I , i !
wanieu ak ine ijvuu tx uii
Farm. Picking will start aUtut
Sept. 1st. Please register t
once. 20-2
Silas S. Reed and Mrs. Lulu
Cross, of Forest Crove, were
united in marriage. August 31.
1915, at the M. E. Parsonage.
Hillsboro. Rev. It E. Myers
officiating.
A. J. Vandehey and wife, of
Verboort were in the city Tues
day. Mr. Vandehey reports fine
crops out his way this year and
completed by that date, and it is
more than likely that the small
yards will have harvested, and
that there will be but few yards!
still picking when the bells an
nounce the beginning of the
1915-6 term.
The corps of teachers to assist I The other is a high-grade Jersey
was a very narrow call and the
patient doesn't want any more
rides in a separator conveyor.
For Sale Three head of milk
cows; one a grade Je'wy-IJur-
ham. six years old, has been giv
ing better than 40 lbs. of milk
oany aue to ireshen at once.
Prof. Mck?y will number twen
ty-two -eight in the High and
Itotnestic Science and Manual
training, and fourteen in the
graces and primary work.
The corps, as it now stands, is
as follows:
Supt. (I. N. McKay. Portland.
High School F. L. Sleeper,
principal; Margaret Iiickert.
Ethel E. Griffith. Viola Shelller,
Grace Thomas, Lowell Bradford,
teachers; Mrs. Kenneth Kobb.
nee Purves. Domestic Science,
and Roy Heater, Manual train
ing. Grades-Mrs. Josephine Case,
principal; Tennessee VVeatherred.
Susan Berg. Ethel Joy, Leonora
Isaacson, Margaret Mann, Edith
Hrogden, Blanche Bride, Miss
Cnmm. Leonora Traylor, Mrs.
11. A. Ball. Mrs. Minerva Brown,
Emily Young and Junia Johnson.
But for the fact that a delay
oi a week would run the nine
months into warm weather.
opening would have been post
poned a week, However, as it
takes a week for organization
proper, the early starting has. noori8
disadvantages,
FROFEXts'O!! AL.
F. A. BAILIiY, M. D.
Physirlaa and SargwMi
0e: CpaUir ia Schalaarich BUx
S doo HotObrntm wmn B lui
aad bacoti'l tttraat
Pbona, office CUJ IKt; raMM.CHy
R.M. ERWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Sarjoo S. P. P. K. A N., P. E. & I
Office ia the Tbii-i Bkck. Thirl
Vaia HlrecU, HUls'xwo, Orrgoa.
ELMER II. SMITH M. D. D. O
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
Office Hoar 9 to 11 . a.; I to $ p. r,i,
TnraiUy. TbOfttlaT. Saturday - 11
Call amwercd day or aigbt. Both
Diumcs. Office over UiUaboro Nation
PUBLIC SALE
-has given 30 to 32 lbs. milk
daily, is 9 years old. and due to
freshen in two weeks. Also a
2-year-old. daughter of the last
mentioned cow. Will be fresh
few days later than her dam.
J. D. Kceh. Cornelius. Oregon:
UL 2. Box 71. 24-6
The city authorities played
havoc with the Oregon Electric's
proposed warehouse, yesterday.
the company being notified that
the location was within the fire
limits, and that a frame struct
ure could not be built without
violation of the ordinance. The
force of men was ready to Dro-
ceed with the building to have it
in readiness in time for the hop
delivery. The city council met
last night, however, and passed
an ordinance excepting the build
ing site from the fire limits, and
building operations resumed this
morning.
For SaleSeven head of young
cows, graded Jerseys. 4 of them
fresh; balance to freshen this
Fall. Terms.-Write E. E. Ly-
Hillsboro. 24 6
C. C. Nelson, of Bacona, was
in town yesteraay. u u says
that the new Thatcher quarry.
which he visited Tuesday, is one
of the best equipped in the coun
ty from a standpoint of equip
ment and production. There is
rock enough there for an endless
supply,
will
J. O. ROBB, XL D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OPPICK: Upt-ainta Scbulnwrich B V.
Fuosiio O&ce. City 4; Re. City
UIU.SBORO, OREGON
Ira . Barrett. M. D.
UPSTAIRS DELT BLOCK.
Omee Telrpliona. Main lOrt
RaatUeDce Telephone, Main 1'V4
sell at public sale, one mile
east of North Plains, at 10 a. m
SATURDAY. SEPT. 11
Nine milk cows. 3 fresh in Sep
tember. 2 fresh in November;
4 yearling heifers; 2 Jersey bulls. I output. Th- court is to be con
2i years and 13 months old; 5 gratulated, as well as the people
1 1 rood sows, iu shoats. atxmt eu of the district.
tm. m. mmwty w. m. Mm
DMO LEY A UAHi
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Boeau 1 aa4 1 Haat BaUiiag -
BILL8BOB0. . . UBKUO.N
lMV WwWWV ii .,
E. B.TONQUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oice upauiti ia Sclialmeruh BltKt
iWWvVWrt tAIWVWvA
JOHN M. VALL
ATTORNi!Y-AT-LAW
CptUirs, A. C. Shute BUlg, Main A a I
HiUBORU. ORJMOM.
WArW aa
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORN BY -A T-LA W
Ornci: Main Slreat, up p. Coort Uoiim
HIIX5BORO ORSOO."
Wrv
says that the poor yield was an
exception.
Arthur V. Satterlee and Ruth
1 ik gy . 1 . av-' lift viiiuvi 1 vaw va 1
V.liail. 01 uasion. were ununiu.-u..,,.,.. . ,aj -.i
dbl work harness, set single har-1
KHMJSM ON ROUUH'NGCKS
nage to Miss Anna W ers. at
(Vancouver. Wash.. Aug. 28. 1915.
The groom is a highly industrious
'young man and has been striving
hard to obtain an education by
.his own efforts. The bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Will., of Oak Park, and for a
number of years held a position
the County Recorder's office.
RURAL ROUTB PATRONS
in
Patrons of all the Rut al Routes
will please take notice that the
Carriers will leave blanks in each
box to be filled in with names of
each member of the family, ten
years of age or older; also names
of any others receiving mail in
box. The department has order-
i a new roster of all routes.
end we request the Detrons to
comply promptly ajid correctly.
J. U Lam x in, P. M.
For Sale
One heavy team, capable of hard
worx; one cow, soon to be fresh
one yearling heifer.
Rosedale Farm,
Snta Rosa, Ore., at station.
O. address, Beaverton, Or.
K. F. D. No. 2.
Coffee Club Meeting
i
Mrs. Jos. Downs and Mrs. A.
SiKler will entertain the Coffee
ciub, Saturday afternoon, Sept
fine, seven year oiu 0 im
probably one of the best kills ot
the year.
For Sale-Full-blooded White
Leghorn roosters; T.T,
nnuire of i nns jaggi, iioi"-".
oute 1.
J. T. Powell, with the O. VV.
u v. m nil man .a. came uow 11
the last'of the week to visit with
his family.
Hon picking will jwgin in the
John Sinclair yara. umwj.
Sept. 6.
Ed. Demmin, of South lual-
atin. was in Tuesoay. n
ports tho usual goo" rPa "Uk
his way.
k Altai B hinment of Cameras
and Kodaks just in at the Phar
macy.
Mnin L. Brown, of Laurel, was
a city caller Tuesday. He and
'.., u,Kih went over to the
iioiui a 1 v.
week.
For Sale-First class do e oak.
four teet. delivered n Hillsboro
Telephone 151. Line li Scholia
central, or write cu. wemmin,
Cornelius. Route 2.
Chas. S. Itoynolds. who for
years has been engaged in the
mercantile business at Mountain
dale, was in town Monday.
R. McKnight. of Meek Plains.
The new liquor law, taing ef
fect next January 1, will put tne
"kibosh" on the practice of car
rying liquor to dances. This
business has given the sheriff's
office more trouble than any oth
er features or disturbance.
Whiskey and dances do not mix,
and of all the petty assaults the
"whiskey-and-dance cause ap
pears to be the most numerous.
The other night there was a nas
ty lot of fighting after a dance
eloaed at Dilley. with the result
that Jas. Hill, of Portland, was
arresttd and gave 6UU bond to
annear and answer, seven or
eight others were in ine mixup.
anH thA end is not vet
The new law is stringent, ana
reads as follows:
"It shall be unlawful for any
to carrv intoxicating li
nuor to any dance or dance-hall
or other public gathering or to
have intoxicating liquors in his
nnnspRsion . at such dance or
dnnee-hall or other public gath
ering. and any person who snai
thus carry intoxicating liquor to,
nr havA the same on his posses
w, - . . - i.
sion. at such dance or dance-nan
or other publio gathering shall
be deemed guilty or a mtace-
meanor and upon conviction snail
be punished by a fine of not
more than $200, or by imprison
ment in the county jail not more
than 100 days.
n marriage, August zo, wio. in
lillsboro, at the home of the ot-
ficiating minister, Rev. N. .
helps.
The Missionary Society of tho
Congregational church will meet
in the church parlors, on Wed
nesday next, at 3 0 clock. All
members and those interested in
the Mission work of the church
are asked to attend, as there are
matters of importance to come
before the meeting.
lbs each; 12 three-months pigs;
4 pigs, 6 weeks; Chester White
boar; roan horse, 11 years; 2
colts, 3 years and 18 months; 2
wagons, ones 3i Hickory, wide
tire, and one a 'f inch Winona. !
truck, wide tire; hayrack, buggy.
buggy pole, Tiger dbl disc drill.
disc harrow with trucks, hay-
rake. 3 plows, spnngtooth har-
y. and many a mile of road I -v ii t u Tnvrrii? 10
be macadamized from its ItlVla- lU-NUUfc, J K.
ATTORNHY-AT-LAw
Office, upstair ia Schutmerich Block
Oregon
ness, horse collars, shovels, pitch
forks, mowing scythe, cradle, U.
S. cream separator, 2 8-ga! milk
cans, barrel churn, cook stove.
bedroom set and other household
furniture. Lunch at noon.
J. E. Hammond and wife, of Hillsboro. - -
w - ftf'l- . I "
Lansing, aiicnigan. were nerei
the last of the week, visiting
with Mr. Hammond's brother.
L R. They are enroute to the!
California Fairs. This is the
first time the brothers have met
in 24 years. Mr. Hammond is a
prominent business man at Lans
ing, and at one time was super-
intenden t of schools of his county.
Rev. L. A. Harris returned
Mnnslav frm Kia nnfriniv In tliA I
Wall cabin, at Roderick Falls. Ftedarick Andersen. M.
and will occupy his pulpit as us- PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
ual next Sunday morning. The .
Paramount Issue" will be the puwww " unnnMiaun.
subject of his sermon, and the Office and Drugstore.
Telephone office Main 103. tidence
Main io2
DR. L W. HYDE :
Successor to Dr. Linklater
Office over Delta Drug Store. ReaiJeucc
Baaeline, between 5th and 6th St.
Hillsboro, Oregon
D.
. 1 m r .t a 1 I
Terms of Sale 1 10 and under, congregation 01 riy moutn cnurcn Orknco: Oreoi
cash; over, six montns time, at isurgea 10 mane mis opening Taienhona oonnnctinna
. . . 1 . 1 -
H per cent, bankable note. Two service a signal one.
per cent, off cash over $10.
J. R. Sandford. Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
For Sale .
Twenty-two young pigs, $2.25
oaoh Theater White boar and
91 nhnata: also several sows. All
must be sold before 1 go away.
Mrs. W. B. Bolton,
Witch Hazel Station, on S. P.
Electric.
Fred Holxnagel, one of the as
sistants at the post office, has
returned from a trip to the Last.
R. L. Wann and family, of
to Oreneo. and Mrs. Ellen Vickers.
You and your children are safe
if you wear Dr. Lowe's glasses
eye safe and price safe. He
guarantees all his glasses wnetn
er they cost $2 or more. He
will -be in Forest Grove, briday.
Sept 10; Hillsboro, Saturday.
Sept; 11.
Fire started in the timber,
caught from a slashing, near tho
Siuurell mill. South iualatin.
yesterday, and quite a number
went out from town 10 neip ex
tinguish. It was finally placed
under control and no great dam
age was indicted.
O Saturday, Sept. 11, Dr.
Lowe will be at Hotel
Washington till 4 o'clock. As he
will be absent from the state for
several months don't fail to con
sult him about your eyes and
glasses if you are in need of
such service. Remember the
day and date.
R. C. White, of Portland, sues
Vera White for divorce, alleging
cruel treatment. He says the
wife was insanely jealous, accus
ing him of being infatuated with
other women, making his grief
top-heavy when she would pitch
into him with her fists and beat
him up. They were married at
Vale. Ore., in 1911.
C. M. Cook, inspector of the
En ui table Savings and Loan As
sociation of Portland, visited our
citv today, and appointed tho
Washington County Abstract &
Title Company its agent for mak
ing loans upon ciiy residence
properties in Hillsboro. The
Equitable was established twenty-five
years ago, and is now a
mammoth institution with assets
exceeding three million dollars
NIMRODS RETURN
Live wires at Orenco have or
ganized a club for the purpose of
ooosung ine nursery town, ineir a.
slogan is "Harmony and Pro- SCHN ABEL & LaROCHE
Kress. 1 ne omcers lor ine en-
suing year are James Sheehan,
president; 1. Hayden. secre-l
in the hills iary. ana vm. veincn, treasurer. 1
returned tO Mica Tennie Wenthprrod ro.
like
Mti.ua wwavaatf at wau u vnavtiu
Three Nimrods.
since August 6.
Hillsboro. Tuesday, bearded
pards." and looking the parts ed visit with her uncle and aunt,
of buccaneers, or pirates of the Mr and Mrs. John Weatherred,
Spanish Main, and at first glance of xacoma. Miss Weatherred.
mey migni nave iauen unaer in company with her host and
suspicion 01 me peace omcers. hostess enjoyed a vacation at
iney were circuit juage ueo. k. n ir Harbor
t 1 iv u i 1 vjik
iw., unA rntirh Ronnrtor P.-1 For Sale Six year old black
.,..-", - 1 -wi 1 ,v IU- J J.-.:
E. Runyon. They have been up m. "w k" . wntuuyn,
in tk MpKpnyio ooi.ntrv fio black horse. 9 years. 1300. Can
miioa Kovond tho Mpk'pni. be seen at Redmond livery barn,
Bridge, and neither had shaven Main Street. Have nd further
since he left this citv earlv in "9 for team and will sell right
the month. Inquire at barn. 24-6
They report a splendid time, a I The IS months old child of Mr.
walk of 120 miles, following their and Mrs. C V. Flink. of bevond
pack train ot five horses. Trout North Plains, died Monday. The
galore were caught, and the boys father works for Blumauer &
bagged enough venison to nour- Frank, ot Portland,
: -l. il l.-I- .1- 1 t I
ZZn:ZZ r 5 S:1"" Anton Camenzind and Miss AU
. . . I ma I Trim nf Kna vaftnn wam
iuiijruii iuurcu line euiuc unit- j j c. t toie
u t .u:i t..j b united in marriage, aept 1. 1915,
uuiirr ui oiu, nunc iuukc uox-L. .l. ii-ii'i.
W whiakflr lilr nnM Pnn. cu"r nuisooro,
t ntina in hi nnmnnin, in H, Jge U. li. Keasoner officiating
waa i viiiv a mw vMitiuMiniiw aaa i
North hundreds of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. A. Parent and
Toneue had a facial adornment daughter, Miss Evelyn, departed
like Sallust, the Roman historian the last of the week for a vaca-
and the trio would have been tion at Long Beach, Wash.
locked up on suspicion, in any
tWWHteeaat atoatatn, I
aa(al(sl aaa N
nml-ltalidiiut. atlttottta aiHant. Roll.
Rao)!. Xtftannu. Urfuiiia aak all (fa
ItiSea UtttMAdt (aatfWU. Ktaoiikliw
in la tutspa artt anfene I(m an1on'
bfnicn.
teuiit n aura riHrM tifaan.
jtaeianenfitaltni. Urtxttraunam. aif(
VrUtamtltl nil unfectn Mkatta.
atcsa4fttaakta: M ail
aa tar vttaairiaaa.
OiXk.
Via In
XtI0on: ViarftoU
gtaewt i
PORTLAND. ORE.
i9U
DR. W. K. PITTENGBR
Dentist
Offloe np-atalra orar HUlabora MaUonal
Bank.
BILLS BOBO ...... ORMOV
i - i -
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trmleaie Bldg. ' ' Rooms 5 and
HILLSBORO. ORE.
Mala and Third. '
The entire stock of wall paper
and paint of the Hillsboro Paint
(n la nnui hat nor onlrl fni lasa
was" in Monday preparing to yyej.. jo , Q SSTl
lirl hntl UlcklllK l" nlS yaru OI WO,cl,u ' " D.Iw ' tK mlllinn rlnllnrn UPn OA.G
a a
city of incorporation, as undesir
ables, only for credentials in the
forms of hunting and fishing
licenses.
Raleigh Runyon and Walter
Dimick, the other members of
the party rolled through town
Tuesday afternoon.
start hop picking
a vacation at Columbia Beach, eight million dollars.
24-6
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Miss Stella Helms, who has Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Building, Main Street
MlUilMir' - - - Or.
o w Wv t vvn ivi AJCUVIIUUi
Mrs. A. U. Bailey, who has
been visiting relatives here, re
turned to her home in Portland,
Tuesday.
J. N. and H. E. McKinney. of
Portland, were Hillsboro visitors
Sunday. , t ,
Herman Glaske and wife, of
near Orenco, were in town Tues
day morning.
Lyiai-in Hospital
I am now prepared to take Matern.ty
oaaea, $12.00 par weak. Phooe City 77i
Mrs. A. 11 : Hammer
C L. PEiiai:3
ATTOAHIV.AT-LIW
Natary rabUe-aaiioiM, Loan, ete.
lObaiiK iBankr'-a
. we borne of Urs, Uowna.
Wednesday.