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Vol. xxii
1 ! I LLSBORO, OREGON, OCTOBER 28, 1915
wa m to
SEATTIfJT-J O
r(.ni4 Company llwrBtsi WI.
ai-ro itf rsactss
Cfctaiel
Vsteatts NrsssU
1I4 Ml AaMCHlM
M, Oltrt Kka
... . : . t .
i a Kineaennr. iwrownx v.
ttiu city. haa been held to imw
iury at Seattle on the
cl.rte of obtaining money under
fu. trtensee In the
Mi a short Umt before he set
n...i in the Garden Tract, West
. .i r. .It It will Km r
,01 mis mj. " "
red thst-Klngkenny or
k. f. Ik.
..uniixl a comowiT nvrw n
of manufacturing brie
" - ... ...
,nu.i from com dueL It cased
hi thwry of manufacture on the
.Ilk u.1
nimlurt oi cnemww wiw iw
duxt. and alleged that ton of
thi article could be manufacture
f, at a coat or 12.89 per ton ana
lfoulataoWfor$m Several
II,;hU)rv) people look atock In
hi laat ve nturt and coal mine
ws UHitrht over near Castle
IUh K. which ia ealdto be of a
quality and practically out
fthemaraei.
ih Waahngton Stat au
C. 0. Front returned Thursday
from a trio back to his old home
in Nebraska, near the Kansas
line. He rrttorta swat mm
crop bark there, and the Unt of
tinea. He stairs that the tim
everywhere Kast of the IIik ki
am rood, and that there hi no
complaint by the farmers or la
borers, and all appear to be sat
isfied -the only fear back thrre
ia that the big interests mav
Bunjre the country into war.
r. Frost brought bark with him
an ear of Nebraska corn, of the
dent variety. It was nicely trot
tied with red. and had kernels a
half inch deep. Just why broth
er Frost should have brought
back that particular ear. with
the red in it. is not known-but
in the old days, when he was a
boy, a red ear of corn meant that
the finder was wont to try to
Viae some buxom girl, if one
were to be found at the husking
bee.
For rent. Two farms -one of
160 acres, about 135 acres in cul
tivation, one mile from Forest
Grove, b&rn room for about 20
cows and 6 horses, city water,
cash rent; and other. 142 acres.
It miles south of lleedviile.about
one half in cultivation, barn room
for 10 head cows and 4 horses,
jrood well, and fair house; tenant
can work out greater part of
ranch, cash rent. C J. Itirdsel.,
512 Seventh Street. Hitlsboro.
I'honeCity 326.
John Vanderwa) this week re
ceived the check for the It, Mc
knight lire loss, which occurred
lm 9 hen the hon house and
two floors oi hope were consumed
hmiiitu alWethatin 1812 King-iin blaze. The insurance raid
L .... m u nnanlMt and Bold COn- n I ha k.ma.i tvau tMHl while the
Wkrahle atock. although he re- price paid for the hops was 121
Wived but little money for. him- cents per pound, and the check
Wlf. He told those 4o whom he for this part of the Are was
t ithed to aell atock that a dying Hops were sold, or bar-
iennan chemist had given him gained for. on the date of the
he formula, and when a man Are, at that tUure, although the
ould bring him eon oust ne BIUaj very lew.
mild retire to hit basement and ., .. L . .
- " . n-- r r iviirr. ltu unm u.
ml.k a labratory, ana soon ap..n . . the Southeastern Dart
V,luS?ri : .ZeS-of the county, wm an AWus
i:ir,l a diMm&na ard a succeM ; ,. .. .i . i ,k.
r ' . . .t ... li. eauer. rnm. lie uu
BILLY BROS
DE.0 n o
Was Killed In a Ugflag Camp
About tktober Twrtttk
a he nrie whln a e. aixives
Wi. BifTciUw wU Ms Hm! eJ
Frlc4s WstsisHUItawe
D. S. Smith, of Banka. was in
tows the laat of the week.
John Lof Us, of the Arcade dis
trict, waa in town the last of the
week.
John Herdlein, of above Bloom
ing, waa in the city the last of
the week.
Elmer Hays, of North Plains,
was In the city the last of the
week.
Jasper Keffer. of West Union,
was in the city the first of the
week.
C. W. Bloom, of below New-
ton. waa in town Monday. He
ia still holding bis hops.
Emil tfarty. of near Tiirard.
was greeting friends here Sat
urday.
Henry J. Keenon. of above
North Plaina. waa a city visitor
Saturday, on road business.
C. R. Bradler. of below New
ton, waa trutaactinff business in
the city the first of the week.
Mr. and lire. Hush Archbold.
of Dallas, spent Sunday at the
A. C. Archbold home, returning
I Monday.
Ward was received here the laat
of the week through Will Thomp
son that Wm. Bronaugh. well
known here since 1908. was kill
ed in a lowing camp at some
sawmill point in Idaho. Oct
12. 11)15. Hronauffh came to
Hitlsboro in the Spring of 1908.
ht n the Oregon Electric .waa
grading its line into this section.
He worked for Joe Haines, a
contractor in a grading camp.
When the track was built here
he remained in the city, and
lar.is uiapL .ill e.4 l.e! awkAam fna J
lean s r n ve bm atas tvnuvi ivi w
J. Krebs. Hronaugh waa a aii- Money to loan on farm secur
footer. bluff and hearty, and had ity. 1 repeeaent three large Are
a kindly heart He waa a uni- insurance companies. Give me a
venal favorite, and one of his call.-E. L Kuratll
hi! littlS mo1"r. w!SoiivedbacCk Sltlutli
inMiswuri. Bronaugh made a ff 'MinT
tnp back to see her in Septem- J mn c,rcu,t
In-r and October of 1912. Every un
few weeks Bronaugh slipped a Chris Peterson and family
little money order into the mails have moved back to their farm
for the mother, and when times on Jolly Plaina, after an extend
tiuhtened ud in the Northwest i residence at Forest Grove.
it was his regret that he had to . . . , ,
c hisel down on his usual remit- 4 M": Andrew wngf
t.n(. ter. Um Hettie, visited with Mr.
r. L i -f mnA Un P. EL Cornelius, on the
uronauKn was mcmiwr wi 7: . r . . ... 4fc.:
the Loyal Order of Uoose. being ,Hrtrampf ranch, Leisy ville. the
one of the charter members. I
If U ati nrflintv sinrl hill Cm mUi WlmtAmaA ltmtn
I III KVni fSMtuuistft vssmi wi rW NNVi W sivibwiii
mother will receive a check for talh calve,' for service Fall 'of
... 1 . I . . . n . f
1114 riinerai evDenses.
When the word wu orougni
EEOIOH---
CIBSEO O a
Two Pkyslciaas Atteste4 to
smI DispMlag Mlalef
MS. IAILEY ADO W0C9 IXiCX3
Cast U Is Haeis ef JwJte CsshvMI mi
Briefs w ke SslealileJ
The contest against the laat will
and testament of the pioneer, I
the late Wm. & Kaie. of Forest
Grove, ended in the circuit court
last Friday evening after three
data session before Judge J. U.I
CampbelL Mrs. Gebbie, the com-1
plainant had several witnesses
on the stand who testified that!
they believed Mr. Kane unfit
mentally to dispose of his prop
erty on Sept 6 1914.
The defense. F. T. Kane. I
brought numespua witnesses who
testified that although Ur. Kanej
hmA failed nhvaieallv tfcev THlt
a St Mm. A I
iveiy Deiieveo mm ot, menuiiy,
to dispose or nts propeny. ana
that he would not be influenced
in any manner to dieaoas of It
contrary to his beat conscience I
and dehherate iudsmcnt.
The defense sprung some lm-1
portant evidence when it die-1
i mm! th fact that Dr. S A
Railov and l)e. W n nd had
amint th tMtatae thm mora.
ing of the day the deed sad will
were drawn and siamed and they
had pronounced him entirely I
capable. The physicians had
been asked to examine Ur. Kane I
because Mrs. Gebbie had made I
some talk of asking for the tp-
mintmeiit af a smantian.
E. B. Tongue testified that ne
I SAFETY: Your money is!safer in the bank than in gvour etk
drawer. , i
I PPPTTinV' Vni nratiil. in knalfiAM im ' J Mtl K
being able to give a bank reference,
DISCOUNTS: Notes may be discounted and loans often -tained.
if you have a commercial bank account
CONVENIENCE: You have the great convenience of psyiej
biils by check, which is a receipt for the amount paid.
There are only a few advantages of a bank account; mm ia
:and see us and we will tell yoa more.
American NqUcxiqI Ccnll
victims that he sunstitutea a
brirquet already made, through
(''switching." ,
Mmtaenny. m wit
i.i ... aiiMniw si irauu.
.mere wa mrm""r "lt.M
and says that ha can produce
the iitoude.
si . st aa jasasaaw warm ub
Kinukenny will have a chance to
show thathtaiirocesswaorisa
unr. . .
t is known in JT
i . m, ikAusand dm-
larsoutof Hlltebowloeaah. but
it must have cost nun aii w
a. mm.m kia niuknn awn a.ssv vw"
'TrfJZr' m.ther or
lie iwica urvr ,
tint he made any money ou .
the d-l is not fcnowo.
ivi . ..,skAMiiiAai avsw in ww mmi
ington claim he wu endeavoring
to sell patent riS"
siaiesano nwa " r..i
ful the deal wouia V,m--
him a quarter of million ow-. -
PAIR ACKE3$SU
pall 01 1 . . .. . . .
WlThdt Goetze. '6mZ 5.
fi fW Route 2. Cornell- ."r." W"f"K
to HilUboro there M universal I u. Telephone. 32-4 AXT-
Kreiua,L?.fMtmh Albert Foord. who works for deed andwiH in question in the
"V c?. " uTl u.-i rjZ the O. W. K. .. at umatiiia, face ot an dvef
cieannK r '.. . i . .""v... . "JTi ..1 wu here last wees
YESS.lVEDUEITnSO!
One r.SHon Bond feel cf Good brier
' A stock of . lumber so large and varied that you can
have prompt delivery of any order. We carry tsaay
large dimension timbers, and can save yon the ptxr
of special sawing. When you want lumber, prcr"
don't fill your bill. Our specialties are quality, ser
vice, and courteous treatment You caudoabclf&r
less with this company.
lamer boys of his classes
clearing ud two acres ef
are
the
Pel
KbH round so as to hsvea always extended to charity and tkT irtioi the " TZZl f
SrilSSW htn "is Purse waa tooofUw ewH gagsucSW of Banks, fres of,
TS-TcVera nTliof. While U-sJJJ
SsT enti" three acres, when aMon tor a That he met Thos. Talbot of w
.111 viva them o n. m hnm he worked genwenii
cearoi iwmp v ,, a ,t
enough room for a baseball field.
PUBLIC SALE
west ot liiilsboro,'Bi iw .
SATUUDAY. OCTOBER W
the lust
make a
ot the week, ne win
..Mvdr ramnaiiin lor
tii Kan homeatesn.4
Kainif daadad to the
ItSTfcXl Hvad wUh the Old
here he met Thos. Talbot or f dunngthe laat M
Cornelius, ior wnom nc w. - ( hta ,lfe llM w,u men
over a years ago, on the secUoo UrL 9, daughter.
out wi I acres, ana un grBnui.
nn fvym I xr ... jif Jai.tr KaBSL S3I
U0S Kemp r w- -h R.an, u v. "T wl
near Keedviiie, sionamy. acres, logemer w(i 1
savs the potato yieia ia not wrxc egacies. . . .
1
Main St and P. R. & M. Ry. Co'a. Trttb.
cleaning up w. '"I M'wr', McCourt Port,
season, and expects w - Tweniy.ye a..r, .01 apj.au m--.- - - r.j'.Vnas. W N. Earrett
.a. ..AB uihan Hiiiai iici l. am rtoienrH au iivwivh vaeaf atmaiii uim. a ibiiiu. saiiu avwa " . . -
rruir. man ever " iresn . !.. j.!"" ... 1 :"ivi. t- -.-aa hat t&e
year roll-around. ,
For aale: House, ana wr 1 '"'.LSmiTk cooler. 8D- vJr. "7" r.i "5. vised share and share alike, -
arvs in a -. 1 1 . : 1 1 Aans1 prmHi miisa vwsae w 1 s t . as'rsasinfi 1 all ne
louin HilUboro. Kd Scotch f "'" fro If
for cleared acreage, uouo u -90W9, RrtJf mare, a-wl
-H. Jaibman. Hillsboro. Ore.
Chaa.C.SUmper. of Brighton
.. a .i.M In Southeut
Hillsboro, was sold at
m tfta aao a
fraction going to
I . .! t fAVS7.Cnl.lll
The seven acre tr?,Bold S?
.l.. 11. 1. i tWnk r&. rot
t'hn aaAnnd morbragee. who
also bought in ih f rsw5l lot,
three in number, for pp. wier
& Frank stUl held thmr second
.. m k main neooenji
.nri man hn in the mtia tract
Hurry. . " : ' ijkA. mac I
with 10a . IS ?PBre. w r
11 ifiso: heavy farm
inmi'. . . j 1 w. -
HWIV
k .ill ahall ho ncsst tad
. k...u rimiuii wi -- r- . - - 1 ii- k. ana idubv. u.
, nc. j 1 -. af - " . ... ...
rw n. SUmoer. of Brighton " - MeCormick mower. Deer- tna m.nT w- -- Togue Jr. feel, eertain w w-
Reach Tllamook County, ana -j" g.ft cut; lT-tooth There will oe medical Mtsmnaum w
S!S.Jte Stamper, of Beaverton. Ln? haww-drag harrow, 2 the German Speaking Society ficenU and that they will wta
Jeanetw dvi "".. Thnr.. spring nrw''u'"-. .uul!V .kln:.k.i Suahauer home. I.k -T.. Rrlfa will be sub-
were united in m -vr : u-inch steel au. is .- -,--v '
.(..miwiii iicL. 1 . u..a mimvaitir. inn anu iiaii . 1 ihillcu
.k.n t 1 ha eir- "".." . v. 1 ... Nortn ruuns nu,
Hon. J. t(. cainpw". Lunch ai noon. , ip. ;z'"LZ.n mnm.
euit court offlciaUng. Terms of sale10 and unoer. Sunday. ovw - 1 . p. and l. B. at B.
e. Farmer-1 rash: over, on yu -" m'vi - .
ill&MfO Auto Livery
Feed end ficcrina Steble
Fricea CwasonsibU
DA1T AND MIGHT 5EDVICS
2nd & Washington Sts. Phone, City 176
aea m r raiiuvi uvcie w .
Han vuu su 1 - A o as . saiiL 1 - a
E. u rw n-, f- Monrv Behrmann. Owner. -v- . that potatoei
cial Bidg.,ninw.
r.ri lfahl and Gerhard boeue,
.C!l!-L -d And. Bendler,
of No" h Tualitin Plains, were
in town Saturuay.
Monrv Behrmann, Owner.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer
F.H. Sholes, Clerk.
For Sale or Trade
John Oppenlander. of Varley.
.... ,Mn..rtintf business in tne
www I aavai - J
. ti. .m Kaa taVimiaiiiM aisriLrisz. uiu B)aw wa 1
urday. ne a-v- - ;r:Vf; .l
are of one quamy v.. r'mSu-d .
M J ST J"sCSSa iw r.;;Tnun:.....:ra t. .
harvesiea oi ;..i;sn. Tealn 7J3 1
from less ir.n aTw'j:- tv.i 10.C2 a. m.
Urs. 0. A. Cook, of Cornelius, Grove4'rain....l2X3 p. sa.
S a a UaSHSMiaU MVUna B v M aa.
ikaN W 4 or I J7mA 111 lOWn Gsmwuiv-
st. .ot i::3tik
MMWa.OrHa
r saw r J asssf CffT,,7r
r . ' . . J-l k. .Im SIMM af St. MafT.
Tiri i.a- . Caw4
.7,TA.H.hWW .UMtad la tht healthful TwUtl. Vrfhy. oaly IS
vZ'tnm PortU - the fttoatmar. Padae eat J52Bafc
rfWa, 0ae.l High Bcbaot Coar da t
Hut ttito. Thoae who wUh to prtpam ww
I
I m Taaeam Tralaiaa Coatat ampif eqatepto T ZZ
li. aam.wai s a a a zis a aaai a . vm ii. bbw-. . . (i. ikia aMiaas. aaewwaa 1 bbbtisbib ibm a - -
t 7 1 HnuinnviuH a rmi 11 ' bf ..ta 1 era mil nvn tau vnmw w " ....
At IX) lr wi "'J'Vm :ii k. kamsM. UsslllW. "-u i.liln a w" " - . .7" . i ..MitU. for thoriMaa bMirsu3
waiamaa mwh"""-' . a - M p nL aw ai a s iwniMi at w irei aaaww s uiMfle a .mva a rain . .v.aw awa aawaasi .a a .aMiikaiMMi. iMiviaiwasi vuiiiaww- - -
citt the last of the wees. N. ft . a mf ewawi Octtai cm
a at a w liira i n . m awnnnv i 1 1 aa nwr v o iyw a a.s uavastai waaiii awn 111 a r a . sn a v - & . . ar aakakakamaM na ..iw. bvbbbt
by jiauidaunx B-mWA; Geo. W. fr- ITT' hed- small houses; 63.cwi 5. ana awn "'7'"-" McMinnvme nain 1 eaFrf WBr7J3i
equity, and thus pttt their B k WMi county seat caller slashed, wna 1 h j Uoa to remain Gr0Te xitln 9X3 p. m. I HiufamaUQ., or pro.pct Addr C 1
ownequlty. Inesss IsSurda Se lfoOO fence poato; near through the Winter. From Portland L-
doneMr. UeDevitt eopi" M wd Mrs. H. M. - creek I county mail road t n, cordwood, poles up to 12 Eune Train arrivea..-8:lS .
rutt inchea-ir .diameter, en rail innville ..A
01 me piace, . ,
Tiio SWc Savings Bank
1. an Old MtobU Inttttutlon with
J lourct of owr
0300,000.00
If yoa are noUamtlUr whh banking etfn
give you any Information desired. AU
business strictly
counts o! Women and Child
' . r.jen solicited
on OaYlnrfi Deposit.
1 .
in; Dinc wa DoaruB r-r; 1 roresi urov
near town. . aoo- . --MSTOvewou..a rprwj uivt
Argus, Hilisooro. - the ewun shenuw
icail on mc. v-. .T ;lc-'nnJr,u'
Ira phone, uty w Forest urove
Tualatin Hotek,- Forest Grove
Congressman wus u uw-iMc Minn vine
MISS LUCK COMPUSIENTCD U
. .3:15 p. n. I
..OD.O.
..feOa. O.I
..7.lSa bu
...CDO. d.
02:13 ia.
. naetvwas eJtir. FSTT Jl u t fat " 1 1 1 lf.. ' .n on f at
TSM C w twV of E?fcl.t. ley. ot .I nr" Usii-5 W..oTtJi I-s
felin, ucwuer , . . I atitnents tn tnia vicwm 1 and rir airwjui, -
Miss Ida luck, a Mr. Hawley has wore- streets and at ienw iww
ta. 1'Bt a ura inv Baua las at sieiwi a . a juiaiat ersaw
amiiu , waa .
Wat6hG3
Buy your Watches from Itoita.
It.
no dirjrezce what you pay you caa pt i: ' a,
have then from $i.oa to $125.00. Lsr tn t 2
the prices. . ' , -
Waltham make, 16 site, ia tlritl ctrs, Is03
Elgin 7 Jewels, in nickel cass, pice 5;S
tir.nu.Jl. 4-U nictfl cm fir
nsiiuau J-"--l
Hamilton 17 jewel, 18 size cvernt
Hamilton 17 Jewel, t6 siza coveraut
Sonth. The W I this district for a number Steam Service. .Old De?ct
beent requested bring ttsir d appeorato haye a To Portland
.kiwiaa and on their arrival 1 . .u. jut u taHai . ..
commenced the making of dn- tbat heisnuking a ?- JPoetland
ty .1WL-mt to every .part of wtnej. m Train...... 9:12 a. m.
IllirintT IMWnuwMw.w.r ." a 1 A fthfit it KMCfl Gim avir-i-- ... stitl.
" . Ll.L IBIaM I.BUBaTlBUlU VtBiwaw - w I W K Dnaalal etStA Sir I.ZaErUI
story conteetj mwn,-- tween seaaiona I .T'iidl
sua YiPiTta sail us utm uiwu . 1 saw ..ini aJa aaaa aiwws 1
.--ZnL At aix o'clock a Dr. Ira E. Barrett, coroner, v A ga,, only.
SSnSlScheo twSXserVCe? Thel Md Dr. B. M. w! wl - Fort 11
iSmade a pretty of death. JM iuJ to ,
D.
PD.
4 Fir Csw.
A.McGUl.Pres.'
A. C. Chute, Vice-Pre.
W. Mahon.Cash.
u; V. Berceu. Asst.
with iucenlerplewor a ex
f white Diossotna, -t;fc,; aMdaV to ascerUin " rwu"u '
hnW Of WniW WIW. .a-- - ruw.-. ---'.u - anvl .
?.w8Sa:,M:ith lh.a "normal with tt. except, th. week. .
recipwT. '": Ta,u:fc. -7,5 the stomach, and tnai . . .k.r..
tttenttls. J"1""".:."' T.irr: ntomalnes Joann.wiwy.ws -jrr-
All other grades and cakes cfc
can be bought elsewhere. Cone lu ar j
you what can be had for such a li:t.s r.-
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. . ItfOM II , 1 'V
9
ta ptomainea John K. B
BM V .
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Cashier
riiMita. The guta wen r5" cko -
'Btaw mTTB BHra a . a.Bii 1; . a.sa - - t
eu;ty "tt
'sis j
conUSning advice igt w i