uxamno aitotni nnsi n
n.
t fllJROG
miliir, O .
iiri , .-: i - r
If Ingram, of KM-
!, "(m,itv, Honda.
Vn wc-r, to attend
... t - .- . ' i
... V. tM. i,i ...
Rm ""1- ! un- ', i. attend
flMUh.'I ..itniJ. Sheriff lavtrarn
ftiiis.3 I ruber ijVt-i Onn, but
nt
imw indicate!, I h it
annual WtHt.iOtft.ri
Fair i u li'i'i
, mar iWt Grove iutj
...Riming WvHfw'nUy. tttej
jfimtmuinK Umiutrh tie
vu.K. will tm lhe,msl
a i i i i 1
ever t.cia y me
h uriiiiUUlKin.
j.' , h to be hnort-tl m.
., i i - .lay by tli' t iff
r WiUi)ioiiiln'. wl.
, i.t. .t l U irtM'i)t Hf.i
.( tht" opening ivxcrrU' s
S . iiSnuHt tin4 (InvtTii'
t ;i .ramru,i In tiin hi'i
,.i n- j-oiming the lulo.
i sin-.' and li! fUisfciin
t .,. iy s lie InU-n .bd
, ftli.lt hi till tl '.
!.:( alandy mut it:
i.i. h deimrlnient Ho uri-,-.
. t- tittut of I !.t.lci
., r ,.-nili!i,l In the conn
j-u. 4 rklililia t lh
: intrrvnl HI tlm !;'
n -iik' ull III' farm, n
,! , ef manager ti;w
,t i ' it Mary t alw.-n,'-'
ii,uii.m of ..litui'.;
r the iuV'iinm ulali m u.'
... and tbc.i uri .-i..e
,. 1 1. m-t week ii I hi I li!
,ii i. ...In. i'ih fur t ! 'i" u
. .-. .;(? I t I'M'
l'utdl intr't ii. t!."
t ,. - ..! children i r.e
v I i i nmi'.i n ll'l tvi"" 'it r
,- . f the work of ' tl'
i i H i iU litvi! F.ir
t. u'i! tci' nn f riil.iv .
.. " ii Vkl',1 Im S.'ln"1!
t i r-'rtir. On ll'i kiv
r (M'iUiiU will m
: I, i'.(lr'tH of tt '"?' villi-
ti.ti ih ffiim all Mit-
!i r'illy, j'vko i'JH'i i.ti
i u ill Mi t" ar
' r h h mI c tisl'i i.
in -'i.!-! i n Pit i tl r. ,
; ' i"!il ll lil'iT ! In
, i :.! Ih' s' - i
. i I Iii:iic, till I In U -
it 'i.-ii-.i ti tin. huth thinks
Ihvrt i, tn, Kloriiia.
tli" fcn. w t.iidfjri will wtit-n th
l i'ier H-i ui St. ttuuil. Inurgin
"-r 'U tn- jrut in his rounty
a t't ts-U nrii,!i-r than tKU in
"J'' t;,'f ? itr irtMnn.
Iw . ty l ij-l.t c !nr.-ij Uy tmrg
Um.w-1 in ih ntk'ht af(r h l-ft
f-ir tJr. ,.:., i mv that Uml
H' ' rut fruiu (HH) tu ILIMJ
i ( t; fc. r' aimut lh nfn an In
ij- ! vv',i n f Uri'Kitn, Iliai
' " " Ih' i'', t-i tin' ixntrary of
i;- n r.U i ,'!u . . nn i:i-rHrtily
!?. t, fefsij t. ijtjiiintly n-markg -'iH.-:triv
. r l ly iiur tht-re
I u4 an hci.j. ;r,J thuai who don't
l avt. n I , h.l," tnj'ram Ut like-
'' ifi:t!nii! unit matt man
III' 1; V. 1.1
It,
-r
ui iih i ,.'
t"lii '(
.1. ...t t i
iii many
Another of.
(it at trial was
W. K. Skwl, of
!! i, v, i t-njiiyinl his
t I ill- tit 111 II.
..'!:i iiiwro than ail
' ! I - 1 till' rv irl
Mi" Ilil i f lulltf t'XMTi'
' r.-rri-.-llv lit a i-hilit'i
i".. a tin- dptunu'triHt
tsii .' in rni'iHim and
I;
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four courm pupils
ATTEND STATE HUB
t:rn Attendant. lu Cm ii in
r
Student by (luod Work
fur
xct Bsnrn tor cwsn scmimh. w
KmM. e Hat Map ( Ortgaa
laid PifciM,!
Ir
.-. I ifii' viTtrk tt.-j?r?
. -t "ii-i .J Sin-'
! .1 1 l- li-i Mi l' u'K' 'itti"i-
i, . i ii tin! Iii m :in!-
t ii! ir,irlit"Hiy to in
..i n i vi-r tn linn.' htf l!'-
' , !.-I.ih iy t! vi
. of tin' 1'itiiiit v nit 1 t
(.mo -ln!'iU. Vl.i
i'.'.iirj- Aii-u!nn,. wli"
' '.: of l hi t)tiltry ox
ii jniiini in tin liii
;i i-i,r lont rhock full -f
:.t.i nlln-r fiiwU.
1 1 ' w tut lovo r. vni tioracfi
'iy Komi, t'lrun inalH f
.i'Iidii.; lli''Hi oto!t f
il'nl li'l U thci Ui t '
! I'll JllilllUlliK'ltK'lit 01
i M-irur -rourii for i:ii ls
n if tl.o Kttir wiit h
ni.miW, Oi.'Toi;i:it C
ii,iti-, oM(n. Kinala !-
.' 'f lilt rxhiliit.
i i riniti (li-iniinslni-
I .inn 'I'rm'tors.
i'.-uiil cnirtTt in uranil
!" 1'iwfil by nililivf.- cf
r WitliyrmnlH.
' t m. Hares.
i i IvMjAY, (K'TOUKIt 7
: i. .fuikiiiK tof oxhiitit 4
all ilt'i'nrtinVnt-i. Work
wiil lu' carriinl m at
" Mailtos t tu north
:lh ioihiiIh; Dairy caltli1
.nth oiuJ; poultry will
wniiiia m thoir various
m. Riml ooncort, W:'"1
-linking of Hhocp ninl
i i:inv. Orroiinit 8
' iii. uai'tH.
1 l'l :i in. CumiiU'tloii
11 T.
I t
i'ii
!.i
il ..
ill- fi
.ft !.
ct wiihout prae
;i I rum th chihl.
.'iri-niiiiihutu-ij by
(-' rcn,'i-.i (iui.' work
i '-, ;'- i-.i in.iv rvuult in
- s ' ; hv, I r lowi,
i i ! v ,4t t Iui )( WaHliinif-
i-'ii . u. i.iUt ll. till 4
Iui t J iji iri' than 21
. i ii-,nie and
i ! i rl.il. ir.-n pyei.
S ii.,r ii iMtvn an afs
r ' i i iri t"i t f t naftj
.V. StMlVHOf lllilH-
. !. i I Imir in mind
. n! tli.' new III,
. , i-rv l.ftli bird ti)
. . t- , (,tr ii 4 tii China
st p ivih-iI. A tiun-
. . , ify Ims-.U it irmit
i Lu mint not
(i i" ii i-i an) Mint ilay, !
i -1:. i. I.t i-iiiny ronaecu- i
. ,'i' .v . I'tii' ttamt law!
. t i.; i i i-nitiHf, n-
.."', i i.titi-it irout'.
,i ' i I lio murninit
u.-t il'vi ".1.
' '.V. ii! n p iblieation
m i , it", i ntioi.i'S thfl
i ' if t in iN !ei'isiim
r ,', i ' a- iy ii-m iin ojK'n
i ... t --ii.-'i Weekly
, t iwiL the statute
i . t- ., m , ):, for I bin and
,'. ; ye.-ilieH Itiilt they
i n i ji.-ii on Sunday.
, tl Iiiis inaitaxitu'S
'! I', iron's OX"
,
. N'..tii-e A yearling
. ! ;i .-it inv tlnee at
. , ' . , at t.ino o'clock
- ii i'.n ty Qfiinir
i j i- t'.e.l and reijuired
. . V. pinihTty, pay
, , i : K--I i. and ajvertisw
, i Hume away.
it. IS mks. Or. iT7-9
A tarKe majority of the at hooia
of VVaHhington Ounty are now
open, and a aubatantiat increaao
ta reported. This ia especially
true of evfry high school in the
county. A largo numtj-r of
schools have incretscd the length
of term, added more teachers
and are paying good wages. For
est (Jrove, Hillsboro, IWaverton,
Orenco and Tualatin have be
come standard four-year high
achools.
School Day at the County Fair
w ill be Oct 8. A large number
of achools have reported that
they would take part in the pa
rade. Schools wishing Itooth
apace should apply to the County
School Superintendent.
Supt. Harnes on Monday es
corted the following to the lJoys
& (!irls School Camp at the State
Fair, the students earning the
trip for industrial work: Carl
Srhaltenbrami and Lillian Dii-tz.
of Sherwood; James 1 lain lord, of
Forest drove, and Ikrnice SChn
Held, of Hanks.
Harry llasmussen. of Orenco,
w;h m town yesterday.
V$. Teufel. of U'low IJeaterton.
was in town yesterday.
J. W. Vanderveldcn, of near
itoy. was in town the first of the
wi'i k.
Dr. Guy Via and wife, of l!ux
ton, w-re in town the first of the
we h. vmiting the Hey wtds.
For sale: Fifty-galbn barrels,
$1 each. A. Kueter, Forest
drove. Ore. 'AM
J. H. Cornelius and A. I!en
aon, rf Corneiiui, wire city call
ers yesterday.
'fWe 7-point gum you hear so
much alxmt U on sale at the Den
of Sweets.
The Crange will meet here
Saturday, October 2, instead of
Oct. J.
The. Tallman and wife, of
Buxton, were in the city this
morning.
Sweet ci lef made from Wash
GUILHJS CHARGED
Jury Out an Hour an 1 Ten Min-
utes When Verdict is Reached
SCIU I Ml Kiai - MUHMAN
TBI L CONSUMED FOLK ITU tAVS
Ocfcadaal Wh Pramlatsl la Coaaly
Pulilks Here Vtar A(
Charles W. Loudon, of near
North Plains, was Tuesday eve
ning convicted of a statutory of
fense against Ila Vanderiip, a
young girl' of - fifteen years of
age. Loudon lived here for years
and owned a small place near
North Plains. He had served
two enlistments In the regular
army, and after his Ia3t enlist
ment settled north of North
ington County apples on sale at pia;ng. where he was raised.
the Don of Sweets. HJ and h)g wife and ma went to
There will be a special meeting st. Cloud, Fla.. in 1912. and
of the yX.ll1 Iudon. on the strength of his
evening, Oct. 12. Light refresh- mjjtary MTvke, waa ted
mt'nl3, marshal of that city- Before his
For jiale Singer sewing ma- term of oflice expired Loudon
hine. good as newjnbo kitchen and family came back toOregon,
cabinet. - Inuuire bt this office, bringing with them the girl, who
Ceo HamMtn. of nea limber. WM l.buf?u?"
recently lost his home by fire. r "V" M
and this insurance adjuster is rownw 'c KTlKru "t
llt'urini the loss- awainsi mm nu on mmiiii '
llguring MIC IO. , .,., 10.4 I nnn fl.4 tV,a rnnn.
Dr. Iowe s glasses last enough try. He went from here to Su4
onger to make mem cneaper oerior. Wia.. thence to near Blue
glares would be as a gift. Did Karth. and then came to Port-
you get that. and in f arly September, going
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lazott. of from there to Koseburg, where
tuxton. are Verv haimv over the he signed a deed to thesaleof
ti J
li". t
t-o
t-or
. . t
..ii..
It..'
' :t','
I ui
in.;;o - Arrival of rxcur
.in;! ninl t'oriniiLi dii of
ii f i hitiil cliildren,
In lt::',0
.-, .! ,: :.i.'; -.erii-li h grone t
a.' F.iii. where be will
i. sit iii t H-k pens. ll
.- n-.t i. - -. -i.n-iitat t he (Ires-
U l ', una uimu hi
i 1 ".... IK says that
r j f ur receiving
i an- making the at-
a. 'i mil rest in the
! i,i-i ier.
Sal.-: Si g-HtJ Jersey
c-, e 1 ciuni'.g li'i'sli within tour
we : farming implements.
I, ,.- ui-.l ki Wa hmnton County.
i'iua; f"!' ca Ii or notes, good
Hi-ountv. Xil'hvss llattie M.
i',,: :i I K St. N.. Port-
iai.'i'. Or.'. ' ' '
.1 1! I'i.ti.-r. of
W: is , w.ii over to Hillstoro,
r.tnv. Mr. Fisher formerly
reM.li i a'l-'Vi K.ink-, and is well
known in tii it 'i'l l" the county.
ii., i. in t m.- little nine' over in
n .i-'. C.iuiitv this county that
.......,. .
ha t a rociiil pnnn" prouueer.
j ;;)( Iiniraiii. of Orovelond,
oii the Tani Mailey place, has
mowil i'lti tt-vn. The Hailt-y
r io. h .'f IM icft'i h.H beu rent-,-.1
hi 11 i ni.ui Ib-rgert, of Come
liu !, he ti.'i'i taken ptK-sesaion.
i. t . v :eUe. a Portland at
tuiuo.'.' wiUi .i:n. of the big law
... i-... i ... --.vef.-il veaM. is at
V'M v" ' "... .1 . Ill
me m.
29
Orchards,
A pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mrs. II. Huhman.
of outh of CVtrnelius, Sunduy,
Sept. 2i, 1915, when her daugh
ter, Ihira Augusta, was united
in marriage to W. Herberl Sehul
merich, of Hillsboro, Rev. L
Stuebe. of SL Peters' Herman
Lutheran Church officiating, eel
etirating the nuptials with the
beautiful ring ceremony. The
bridal march from Lohengrin
was played by Mr Chester
Stewart, sisb'r of the groom.
The Misses Km ma and Mynn
Huhman, sinters of the bride,
sang "Ut Us Ever Walk With
Jesus."
The bride was lovely in cream
r.atin crepe with veiL trimmed
with silk lace and pearls, and
carried cream chrysanthemum.
The rooms were decorated
with autumn leaves and asters,
and presented a charming an
wa ranee.
After the ceremony the wed
ding party was seated to a de
lightful wedding supper, uridt
and groom were the recipients
of manv handsome presents.
The groom is son of Mr. and
Mm. William Schulmerich. of
Hilhihnro. and the bride is wel
known in the Ulooming-South
Tualatin section, where she was
raised. Both are quite popular
with a large circle of friends.
who are extending eongratula
tiona and wishing them every
hunnineas.
After a short trip to The
Dalles. Celilo. and other Colum
liia Kivcr points they will Jake
ud housekeeping in Hillsboro.
" m. a tt
Those present were: airs, ti
luhnian, Messrs. and Mesdames
Wm. Schulmerich, Ed Wolfe,
Chester Stewart, Frank Schul
merich, 11. Viohl, Claud Cook, F.
W. Walch; liev. and Mrs. Stueoe,
Misses Emma, Minnie and la
ther Huhman, Evelyn and Alma
Schulmerich, Erma Wolfe, Lu
cille . Cjok, Bernice Stewart.
Dorothv and Gertrude Stuebe,
Ruth Koppelman, Zola and Viola
Walch, Amelia Wenny; Messrs.
Fred and Dick Huhman, lrvin
and Conrad Viohl. August Tews,
C.randbaSchohnecht Wesley and
1oren Schulmerich, Jonn &iueoe
and Paul Koppelman, -
advent of a girl, born a few
lays ago.
Hot drinks are now on our bill
of fare. Hot chocolate is our
speciatly served, with real honem-to-gilness
whipt cream, at the
Km of Sweets.
Jelf Haydeti. of between Glen-
wood and 'Timber, is feeling
Parade
by tin'
harness
111,1!
Wi
lli. Land concert and pa-
)l piviiiiuin livestock.
M'l'ltli.VY, OCTOUKK 9
in - 1 1 a most races,
in. Plowing deniotnlra-
I'.irm Triictors,
in. ij..n 1 concert
lock, followed
events of the
For Saltt
'-two young pig. $2.2'
Chester White boar and
'K also several bjws. All
Iks sold before 1 go away,
Mrs. W. Ii, Uollon, I
eh Hazel Station, on b. 1.
in
nis place. Louaon went u uoa
Angeles and Sacramento, frcm
the latter place going to Bridge
House, wheie his wife ioined
him in March or April. Sheriff
Reeves located him through a
shipment of Mrs. Loudon's trunk
from Los Anireles to Sacramento,
and Loudon was found under the
i assumed name of Archie Leonard,
proud thee days over the advent a Portland detective. He was
brought here after an attempt
at habeas corpus proceedings.
His trial started last Friday, and
Loudon wove a fairly good story
of his flisrht contendine that he
did not liee, but went to Florida
to get the necessary papers to
show that the girl's father had
RIFLC-CLL'S
raoFBsaioaax.
F. A. BAILEY, M. a
PaytieUa aa4 Sarffwa
To the Members of the Hillsboro!
Rifts Cub: You are hereby noti
fied that fin MnnHatf vonincr
Oct. 1 at 8 o'clock, at the Court SStth!2fel
i u-j.tc, in iuuawn win im iiciu I sua eceom stratta.
a meeting for the purpose of ruo, ms enjr jx rMiaac,(3ur ara
conSwb;ring the KwpUnce of a irrrinru-Lnj-Lruuuuuijt
certificate of membership from
the National Rifle Association of R. M. ERWIN, !. D.
America. Also the matter of PHv;iriAu AMn
making requisition for rifles and PHY5ICIAM AMD SURCXCX
ammunition. An urgent request 1 3Brif s. r. r. R.
is made to all members, who be
ing signed up heretofore, to come
out and take part in the meeting.
L. W. Hyde. Pres.
PUBLIC SALE
fta.
Office la th TiainM stock, TatH aa4
atin SIimu, UiUattor Orvgoa.
ELMER a SMITH M. D. D. Ql
PHYSIC! AM & SSRGEOH "
OSTEOPATH
.M aaiwcred liar or aurhl.
oaotin. OI&..-V Offi iitlltbore Sallaaa..
J. 0. KOBB, 2i. L.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICEUpKairaia Scbaltawrteh Iktg.
PuoKKV-Otlcc. City 3S4; Rca.atyM
UIJBORO, . 01IGON
Irm E. D-rrett, M. D.
UPdTAlaj DBLTa BLOCK
Offic Tetrpboaa. ktatn 108
Roam. Tlphuo, Main 1 04
of a son.
Piano for Sale-Slightly.used
fctoO Mahogany piano. Price
$100. Casi or terms. Address
P. 0. Box 72. Orenco, Or. . 30
Service, economy, 'style and
in.ilit v k what vou tret, and vou
tret all of it when you tiurchase iriven him adoption papers. He
glasses from Dr. Lowe. swore that he was in Kissimraie,
For Ml: "Six year old cow ? L LiT
witha week old calf at side. AlWXZTZZ
so 21 heaifof goats. Phone City . T"l TT; '"L
A i. i . "tiin.i oi themr had been in a reformav
i wui j auu iiiusi v kit u.uir
Mrs. G. J, Palmateer and Mrs, statements as to the child's
F. J. Mitchell are visiting f nends character. After he had finish-
In Portland and Oregon City this ! Sheriff L. H. Ingram, who
week. was brought from Kissimmie to
r ,..i i.,i LVtAta cnrtiw nf-1 testify, swore that there was no
iihim i LL'ai a Ltiif. fjw viair va i .
f,jf,im, t 7 ni iwr such livery stable in existence in
"l VUII. ".-"" ,,. ... - .... l il a
r-.nt (' sinit otik ann ications iy". swore iuv um k'
, w I. Perkins. Hillsboro. D ever in a reformatory, atjd
The undersigned will sell at auc
tion sale at his place on the I Office iimr to n a. . b
Springville road, 2 miles east of I ThQf'. Hataru ia
litfthan P. O. and 3 miles west
of Wittwood Court, on the old
Grant Holcomb place, at 10 a.
m.. on ,
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20
Two 11 in plows, GO-tooth spike
harrow. li-toqth spring harrow.
Planet Jr horse hoe and hiller, 5-1
ft new Osborne No 3 mower. 10-
ft Osborne self dump rake, forks.
shovels, spades, picks, mattocks.
post hole digger, garden rakes
and hoes, grindstone, axes, 7-ft
x-cut saw. wheelbarrow, carpen
ter's tools, Victor scale, house
hold goods. 30 tons hay, 110 bu
wheat. 40 bu oats. 30 bu barley.
230 bu barley and oats mixed.
400 bu potatoes, grain and pota
to sacks; cow, 7 years; 4 cows, 3
yrs. giving 20 to 24 lbs milk now.
to freshen in March; 2 heifers,
cortling fresh in May; 4 yearling
heifers, 100 chickens, poultry
netting, team of horses, harness
and collars. 2 spring wagons, 19
fat hogs; 2-vr-old boar. Poland-
China-Berkshire cross; 3 2-yr-old
sows. 23 little pigs, 120-egg Man-
dy Lee incubator. v .
Terms of Sale-Under $10,
cash; over, 6 months' time, bank-
eble approved note, at 8 percent
Two per cent off for cash on all
sums over f 10.
Lunch at noon.
-. J. Jackola. Owner.
J. C KuraHi. Auctioneer.
Erwin Hitter, Clerk.
Oregon.
A. M.
r showed the certified record to
I nrnvt that trie iriri wascommitted
i i - . i
urowii. oi itoseuunr. only to an Orphans Home oe
MKS. WILLIAM U. HAUCtt
cause the father failed to care
for her and her smaller brother,
This shattered Loudon's story
entirely, and caused the jury to
view all his evidence witn ois
trust. The jury was out but an
hour and ten minutes.
Sheriff Reeves worked Hard on
the case, and he assisted E. B.
Tongue materially in weaving a
stroncr case. W. G. Hare de
fended Loudon, but "after In
gram's testimony knew that his
client waa discredited. London
was prominent in politics here
j i . i i..:a
where he is with the Soldiers
Home, is home on a furlough,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. N. A.
McConnahay, and his son, Wal
lace Brown. , ;
The Missionary Society of the
Cong. 'church will meet in the
church parlor, on Wednesday
next. Oct. 6, at 3 o clock. All
members nnd those interested in
the Missionary Work, of the
church are earnestly requested
10 oe present.
Wanted: To exchange English
walnut ranch in bearing, and new year3 and ran for the legis
lmir.-ihnv. barn and lame chick I latur in th rennhliean nrimaries
en house, for small . house and tte was a protege of - Senator
three or tour acres near unison- Bourne, and received a govern
ro Wm. shawk, Koute c iam-iment gauger job through his in
hill. Ore. tluence. Judge Bagley gave
f , . mrtk!KKrt nn.t famiiw nt week for a motion for a new
VivV1 iuviiuo.ii ' "vt vm r . .
near Forest Grove, startfld for trial, after which sentence, wil
Salem the first of the week, and pass. The jury: p . .
i4., i,5r. nntniuna Frank Bernards. E Murdock
Mm. IA L Avdelott Henry Kamna, G
Mrkihlien and scratching the W; Brown, Floyd Allen, Victor
kiidrpn. Th trin waa cancelled. Fuqua, T &1 Kerr, W I' tto?eii
........ .. .... .... j c Smith c E Wells and K
AH dairymen should attend, yauirht
the County Mir next wees ana Loudon's wife and son were at
inspect ine Liiuer v-arnera
ONION STOCK YARDS
Monday's catUe receipts con
tinue fairly heavy. . Iha month
receipts have gone ahead of Sep
tember receipts u last year over
(IX) haad. Twenty hundred head
ere unloaded Monday.
The market shows only fairly
active. Quality is not as good as
it has been and cattle are going
at a 6 (SO too for steers, while
cows and heifers are relatively
ower. Receipts were 1200; con
sidering everything' the market
mav be said to be steady to lower.
Hogs About 3000 hogs went
tt rough the gates Monday. The
market; seemed easier, top offer
ings going at about 10c lower.;
Sheen -ine sneep mantei u
showing strong, lambs
ling at 7c, ewe at a. 50.
aW. at, agaaa Ktaav
CAQLCY At:l
ATTOaUtaTTS-AT-VAW
looras 1 aa4 1 Kiel CaU
HILLSBORO, . , CXS3SS
E. B. TOHOUC
ATTORKY-AT-LAW
O&cea aMalra la -hnlaat ii klert
JOIIU H. T7ALL
ATTORMST-AT-LAW
UttaUita, A. C. Skate Bldg. Mala 4k aai
UlkLBIWHO. - ORX3CX
r,4r4rW,4rVMr'
H. DAMIDTT
ATTORNSV-AT-LAW
and
the trial daily. Under the Ore
,'hiuil nucule. 1 nt iMiinected with
v,V(, .., y , ,.,
i I' nivii.ir iliimiinmration. : tlire la w o luv, ami -W ill n.'
ii mail loo nrsi oi me yei'
iave all kinds and sizes of
Ho.viT ih.U on Hale. iKe m
your ll.iwers and let them bright
en your r.m. -Merlon's Green.
Imii.it'. i
Ti,.i i iiin4 Auxiliary of the
. ,'i,.ii-,'ii t:iuh will meet
tii, C.iuo 'lUniis. Monday eve
i,..r ii,.f .1 ut 7:::o. All mem
b.'rs'are reiiuestod to attend.
IV Hi iiiu deanL'u' will UIVB
dance Saturday eveninvr. Oct. 9.
Tickets, i0 cents.
inviUil.
.Me. mid Mim. U. H, Greer are
Stati Fair vimtoiv this week,
making tiif trip to Salom yester
day in their machine.
Dr. Uwe any "Wnon ,you R
-.ihinir for iiothinir it is usual-
runkiti Grimmer, of im 1 i ' WorLhVorf, " and Dr. Lowe's
I' i. with the Universal , ;-Urht .
l ii., was here .this week, Schmidlin. of above
i"K the Loudon trial. Mf--' T Aml l0M c 1 'j 1 -fujsday
Vi r a,.a ...ine ItuxUii). was in town iu-subj
Kveryhody
28-9
Mrs. Wm. 0. Hager died at the
family home in Hillsboro. bept.
29. 1915. after an extended ill
ness. Her maiden name .was
Cleora E. Jenks, and she was
horn n Eau Claire, Eau uaire
County, Wis., Jan. 81, 1858, an
only daughter in a family of eight
childcen. one was marneu to
William G. Hager, July 4,1878,
at Vinton, Benton County, Iowa.
The family came toOregon Sept.
a 1889. Her parents were prom-
nent in the pionee history of
Wisconsin, her father, Ultsha w.
Jenks starting the first store in
LaCrosse. Wis. Mt. Sterling.
Wis., is on her mother's old home
The Sterlings came to
Kentucky when her mother,
America Sterling, was -ia years
of age. Mrs. Hager is survived
by her husband, a daughter, Mrs.
W. E. McCourt, of Hillsboro.
and a son, Bert Hager, of Butte,
Montana. Her first child. Myrtle,
died an infant, at Vinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Hager was a loving
mother and a splendid neighoor.
She was a woman of excellent
characteristics and bore ner last
illness with great fortitude,
never complaining, even when
she knew that death was certain.
The funeral will take place to
morrow at 2:S3 o'clock.
COOO head were unloaded overt Hillsboro,
Sunday.
PUBLIC SALE
: Omoa: Mala Strata, atjaa. Ooait I
UMIXSBOKO 0RC3C3
y0tti0ji
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR
ATTORHX-AT-LAT
Office, atMtalra la Schalaatrick ttatk
HUlaboro, - - Vsa
rr4tMrVNrVWiMli
Tclephoae ofi&ca Itaia 103.
;Maia lot
DR.L. W.HYD3
Socceaaor to Dr. Uaklatar
are sel-1 Ofice over Dtlta Drug Store
Nearly I Baaeline, betweea jUt aad tStk
Hl't
Jeml-Brawia.. f Jar' rH v r
m Ira, Xri'w. Um 1 1, m f
IWa KKxriMt aata-Mi, -Z
ajea ia v)anaa aw a wi 1
supplies shown Dy tno aiargeson k , th win entitlec!
Mfg. (V or Gaston, r m sore a month, of $10 if
and bring dimensions of .your motner na3 m sufficient means
oarn as weir iow (Uw ui n.r0.w ... f manart The w f e is a hard
surprise you. , ,
For Salo- Household goods, in-
eluding bedroom suite, dining
room suite, 2 ruga, , ranga.vwitn
hot water back, wood or. coai
heater, staple groceries, canned
goods, quantity potatoes, etc.
C. H. Thornett. Hillsboro R. X
smafl red -house, short distance
Northwest o Matson station on
Southern Paciftv: line, - v '
K G. Wtedewitscli; of Cornell,
us, has, opened a machine; shop
and auto garage.' at that point.
Acetylene welding-of castings,
steel and aiuminun high, grade
babbit metal and all kindiol sup
plies always in stock Give him a ider the
calh-L. 0. Wiedewitsqh. Ccrne- WVof
lius. Phone. City 105. V& ?!VLr.
workimr woman and has the
sympathy of all who know her.
. Deputy Sheriff Sked. of Sacra
mento, was here,, and testitied
that when he arrested Loudon at
Bridge House, the defendant
said hi knew the nature of the
charge against him.
Mr. Loadon said to the Argus
yesterday that h&had but the
kindliest feelings toward the ju
rors, who rendered the verdict.
and says that he is absolutely
satisfied . with the ' rulings of
Judge Bagley during the tnal.
He also says that he has no hard
feelings toward the .prosecuting
officer us he knows he did his
law. He says he
,4ta4ArWMWrrW,4
Fredrick Axyssa, U. D
Bnvcrrnv Ut unvnvrM
The undersigned will sell at pub-1 .
ic sale at his ranch. 4 miles south lauccessor w ur. ounmnaitsa.
and a half mile west of Hillsboro, I Office and Drug Store, f:
on the old Grant Mann place. orenco, 03i
ten a. in., uii i Talitinii nnnnaotlnaa.
I'MfoniV nptnuPB K " I
Six head cow and cair, an luoer-l
oiilin tcMstod. as follows - two I
. . . ' n l. aai
jrraded jerseys, a years, irean.i m" aa
2 grade Jerseys. 5 SCHN ABEL & LaROCHC
Kraae jersey, a yrs, iu ireaireHi
in October, all good milkers;
erade Jersey heifer calf : turkey
gobbler, Milburn wagon, 2 5-8
tubular axle, tn good repair, Wi
nona wagon; 3-in, nearly new;
Bain truck with iron wheels.
heavy covered r hack, single top
buggy, set backhand narness,
set heavy harness, 14-in steel
beam plow, 4 section steel drag
harrow. 5-ft Deering mower,
nearly new; disc harrow, 2-horse
sulky cultivator, garden cultiva
tor, ootato Planter, potato dig
ger, spray pump and barrel, com
plete; set ditching loots, nay in
barn, 2 good hayracks, set wood
cutting tools, U. S. cream sep
arator, incubator and brooder,
Liron r ketue,fnnqsionet ,mna
cart,' milk cans, household lurtii-
ture and. nuraerpus other articles,
LuncKVt Noon.
Terms of s3e2 120 and under,
cash; Over, '6 months' time, bank
able note, Bt 8 per crtt. Two
per cent, off cash over ' Ja
. 1 W. E. Smith' Owner.
B. P. Cornelius Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
VrawSt aa aWta --Wra r V
ataa aawaNaanii m- 1 aa O
PORTLAND. 0.1E.
DR. W. E. PITTENGCH
Dentist
Offloa up-ataira orat HiUabaro WatHad
:; : Bank. " . . .
HILLSBORO - - C"TT
DR. J. R. UARCI1ALL
DENTIST
Trtnkaie ddg.
liaaMvi't V
Mala aad Taint.
aai
Coffee Club .Meatlng
f Vt A ArlAHITil Kl I
lius, Phone. City 105. , W . 'X that mbina ion of
W. E. Smith, of Soulh Tala- circumstances Was such that the
tin. has traded his ranch 'for a i.irv-could do nothinir else. Mrs.
S''al!-1! l8.??. iMataSon near Mrs. Emrick'a hoe.
oouniy, aiiu oc mm nia in-tne near tutuie, aiiu uuu-
...... 1.. .U.. Knfr I....'. I . ... .. . Ll tJ . .
don may waive nis motion iur a
new trial and accept sentence by
Saturday so aa to begin his term
Mrs. D. B. Emrick and lira. J.
B. Wilkes will entertain the Cof
fea Club, Saturday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. Emrick. Those
desiring to do so may take the
2:15 P. E. & E., at the Main St.
stop; and ride to the Tenth
..-ii .IU'a Kama
DR. H. POLLOCK
Dsnticl
Upatairs,ii LinlxUt 0:
Bnfldtag, liaia Ltr; . ,
Ullhboro - - - "
SOOn 10 put in ine new, year n
crop. Mrs. i Smith will remain
on the place until. April, when
the new owner takes possession.
W; E. wants to try farming on a
big scale and he will have plenty
of room for his desire up in the
wbutcoantry.
at once.
PubikNalice
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My tyM Kutiua luktoy. liafia fca ta
ami lAilJ, aiiJ my imf aatt brfd, I l
uut it reaponatbiaiof any aaa aa7
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