fiffljEBIHD
if
IIM1 TDt5A
Mi, sal Uaei
. t.t A .
r L iii of the Standard
furtilay morning. U7 "
. receded while watching
j..l.vrr.fine. SeHyS WW laai
theh'k to a log. and had
..JlinJ t. n ide. close U an-
Ihtf Ug Bliacncu "r
nto the ena oi ue
II
Mi
thrr.
J ran
causing the farther
i . a I t .
. atruc wun lernnc
vL. .ml on hll WM bruken.
.,... leg being broken In
nr" - T. . !.. i
lo plifr. I n ne rwiTW in
.t imurie VOrt without M
L he died in short time.
Srvlyi agu l .J ii
t..rl SllltlleV.
Itarrelt went to the
n in Investigate, end took
ih evidence of the. logging
r!ye wa good workman,
md ii rule wm very caution.
uicaiminstimilsv
The vwing people of the Ply
moulh Cong. Church will give a
miniuri-l how at the Cmirrnl
thrktrv. Thursday evening. Feb.
17. the participants being home
t aat A .
iilrnt entirely, ine nei pro-
Mwix will tie devoted to the
rhurrh organization. The pro-
trim ll I one of the beat ever
liven hf re and aome or ine om
UUt of the city will assist
The number In part:
Orcheatra
b . . . Picture in Pantomime
2 S.-wrll, Donelaon and hrwin
S Monologue. MiM Griffith
i J. W. Brow
b K I Moore
,6 Mr. and Mra. Henry
7 Ur. K'rwin
8 Mini lUrtiinon and K. Morgan
9 Duo. Itoyi From the Country
10 Mr Tongue and Mr. Gatei
U Duo. Hradford and Wdl
A.m.- uf the number will br
imimn for comedy, while th
i.tnt! luimtM-n will well be worth
the iirire of admiiwion. Id
hfnixnl nre Mng held oftrn
iiul tin iirouram will be render
td ttiil.out any delay.
HilUlmro Hitrh d.-fi-t.J Me.
Minrvillft Saturday nivht in the
must rxriting game of the yar.
t wa a tie until the lat two
minute uf tilay when IIilliUro
rnatlo two Rrurm. Mann wai th-high-imint
man fur HilUboro.
while Schridt iilayed a fine irame.
The IlilUlxiro line up wai: Meek.
&: Mann. , 8; Caud e. (' 2:
Sthei.lt. 4;l!urkha!ter. C. 1;
oindal. Kefrrve. H.-ater. Urn-
ire. luck. Srurrr. I'eyion.
imer. Kum.-II. The Vita Club
team defeat! the Second Hik'h.
4 to 13. Th itamea this wH-k
are I he Hiuh. yt ami virlH.
will iilav lorent liruve ti anin. at
u.tiym. Suturilay eveninir.
and .lively game are tiroinisd.
Owing to khrtrtnire of fe-d. I
am rwm'llH tu aarnfire the
oliowing atck: Thne Jenit-y
cow, to frkhen In atut three
month; Durham row. coming
frenh in a wek. All arc young
cowl and goikl milker r'ran'
reener. llo'id bridge. 3 mill
outheait of IlilUlioro. U
hone Farm IUSI. 10 8
Itegiktrar of birtlm an dathi
or the county are. Dr. J. A.
laker. Canton; Dr. W. II. Mun
ord. of liviki; Dr. K. J. Crow.
ther. C4irnelm; Dr. HetU'Uater.
Carden Home; ir. F. Andenuin,
Orenco: Dr. I'aul M. ('amt.'n.
Iteaverton; Dr. Wa!t-r ISecker.
Sherwood; Alma C. WiHard. Tu
alatin; Dr. P.. II. Smith. HiIIhW
m. and Dr. Hrookbank. of torent
drove. Dr. W. D. Wo-d ii the
W C011ECE1
Ckh Coming in Jwo to One Over
1'aymcnli l ltt Year's Tai
It J IS IBIUNO N INDIES CSH
lifl Day'i Ckllccliw Teial ! D.U.M
-NM Badly Ra
Tax collection started Tuesday
morning, and although there wa
ro great ruh to liquidate, it is a
matter of fact that the payments
ere nearly two to one over Feb.
1915. the first day of lat
yi-ar a tax colli etion. lueday
nceijiU totalled fl'3.3t. while
the first day'i payments in 1915
amounted to 1107.41.
Willi Ireland i acting a?
rathier. and the party writing
the receipt conkiat of Ward
Down. Fred Siegrist, Deputy
Applegate, and sometimex, dur
ing the ruHhe. sheriff Keeve
hlmnelf.
All the force is kept busy writ
ing blank receipts to queries
ruining in by mail. All are in
structed to bring their blank
bark with them, when returning
payment The office requests all
who get statement to bring
them with them when they pre-
money at the tax
Sherman Bacon, of Forest
l (J rove, waa in town yes
Vetch seed and clover seed.
any quantity, at Buchanan &
Co. 49
Mr. Walter Hymes. of Port
land, is the guest of Mra. F. C.
Mitchell, this week.
Vetch seed and clover seed,
any quantity, at Buchanan &
Co. 48 9
C. F. Hornecker. of Leisyville,
wa a city caller Monday.
We have just received a car of
Pastern Corn, and can fill all orders.-
C. B. Buchanan & Co.
Karl Buxton, of the Crove.
was in tie city Saturday.
Damon Greer ha none to
'ortland to work fur the Boyd
ea Co.
Theo. NisBcn, of near Scholia,
was in town Monday.
23? DB QL Of
IT h SUCCESS
O80L E. ZIMMERMAN
raorc
Over One Hundred Maskers Par
tklpate at St. Valcatlae AMalr
FINEST 11 THE NISTOf Y OP THE CITY
n ran1 Rnndu Indian Reserve, in
doors with the reveler. Chair potw Co.. for 3 veara. under Gen.
man Wm. Nelson, of the com Palmer. In 1856 he joined the
Lnoa. vetch and clover hay for fwU thl the compw, Indian War unteen, wnen
... t .t. i:. av. - m ik.i ur aciucu iu tail vvuuvj u
sale.-J. w. vanaerveiaen. Koy. ' wn"lU1" lw tinn ... . .nd-rne-. and he
J. W. Ilavnard. of near Scholia. nne PUD,,C auppori extenaea m built . fine hoal. by ,ndustry
. - - . . I CT-' Tl - - tmi . . ;
was in the city ine iirstor the nir. nere were over and perseverance, ne was uni-
week. maskers, and the prince and versaily esteemed by thajieigh-
thm in n.tiimMlbor3. and made it a practice to
ne uavc jus. revrivcu a car ui i e " - 1 ... . u , .
lv. .. r j Kit it i i i never :. in oi i.
rMirrn VAirn, win van it it ii iut ruues biiu rs, i., - , ., j
. . . iuu unu uiaii 1 iikuu
wiches. cake and coffee at mid- H leaves a widow and the
night, and the revelry did pot fdkMrBa. children to mourn his
close until iwoociock lueaoay John k. Geo. Rand U.
The new quarters for collection
are much more commodious than
the old quarters in the trea
surer' otlice.
COMMCKCIAL CUI
county health othcer, and i reg
istrar for the lliluboro precincts wnt their
oulld the eity hmit. bcholl. counter.
Ijurel. Keedville. (.onnell and
North Plain. It should le re
mememliered that death must
be rruorted is burial must not
proceed without a permit.
Hot rake for breakfast made
with Schulmerich buttermilk
and spread with Schulmerich s The Hillsboro Commercial Club
famous creamery butter in the held a very interesting session
stest fad. For sale at Hillsbo- ut Friday evenir.g. Bishop
ro Mercantile Co. Sumner, of the Episcopal
I Church. Diocese of Oregon.
1 lie 7H.llirilH irui'llimr - - ... si
. m.iintf I.Kt Saturday, and K. made the principal aaaress, ana
IX Mulloy ucceede himself as
president, and J. W. Kaynard as
rrrtarv. Treasurer. 1 he two
ar direrlors. who with the fol
inwini? constitute the board;
Ferd (Jroner, tl U Mpe and J
' "W, .TrrXj- i .7. Oregon VoUr. also made a stir
lffllUl'U f LIW III " I II a
..l..m.ml and I.V mid-HURI. DMff ' na
mrr finect to have the enure
Ernest Stauss, Laurel. Lou
Stauss. of Phillip, and Henry
StauH and family, of Shady
trook. were in town Monday
To rent: Eighty acres
it cleared: good buildings.
fruit. Telephone 11F21. North
Plains. 48
Mrs. S. T. Bowser, of South
Hillsboro. has been under the
care of a physician several days.
but is improving.
his talk was one of the best
heard here for many months.
He dwelt upon the interest 'that
citizen should take in the com
munitv weal, and his remarks
were often interjected with ap
nlause. C. C Chapman, of the
related how the
Portland Commercial bodies
V I . t J.. 4. A.aw.kMtA
ivstem in splendid shape. This "f" W "r'"
. i . i i ia' 1 1 n tiiiiannrn. nr. rr w in lii
is one of the big exchanges in
the county, and is constantly
growing.
Team to trade: Will trade a
team weighing 33 W. H and iu
veam. for a team of young
mare 3 or 4 years, broke,
sided and introduced the speak
era. and Mrs. E. B. Tongue and
Oswald Olson favored the audi
ence with solos, which were well
rendered and received. After
iK nmunm the uartv enter
B'lf ain.1 at rardaand liirht refresh
team is sound and true. -inquire r nta were serVed. President
at J. C. Smith barn, forest Ujahon, of the Club, will promote
i;r,iv. 4S0 m.nv meetings of this nature
Mnrulav evening the throughout his term.
win
ciutiir cuukt
Cirruit court cnvened Tueln'
mi the cane of State vs Cha A
Ksniir. of Iteaverton, waa tried
hvajuryand l.e waa convUUd
of Ktinpl. asaault. The state's
primecuting' witness was a Be
virion woman. The jury: J T
Miiriin. W ECr.isbv. ) Criebler.
(' Itiiser. Ben Day. Jacob Correll.
l Kiinwater. Tom Connell. J It
ilayd. n. (2 A Ptieth, A J lty
iml A II Thomaa.
S;,l.. of land. T S McDanlel v
The Farmland Co. land locatel
it llt edville, waa confirmed.
Court order rash bail of $100
returned to Arthur Johnson, he
having been paroled.
Mrs Merio'a bond fixed at
$7rio pending her appeal to the
Supreme Court
loin Kennedy, who was fined
fT'.o for liquor law violation, and
h paid $500 on the amount,
was imen until Dec 1, 1916. to
pay the balance.
The court yesterday aentenced
to pay a fine of $.H. and
piiroled him upon payment of
$50.
lid llinchev. charged with a
like (dTense. i.leaded guilty and
was lined $250. Upon payment
of he w a, paroled as to the
bilance.
JOHN W. WORTHINUTON
Next
i.m.ni.'IVarhir Asmvialion
h.ld it monthly meeting at PI)
mouth Cnurch. with some inter-
estmif features. IV program
.n ! itivenbv theeiilire learn
ing titnlT. Come out and hear
i he Teacher' chorus and enjoy a
w - .... . a. a.
i ..u i,m,h r here wi I oe
t.i vi and some game,
la.ih ,,ld and new. At Plymouth
Church. Monday niht, a wel
come awaits you.
George E. Zimmerman died at
hi home. 6 milea beyond North
Plain. Sunday. Feb. IX 191&
Mr. Zimmerman came in from
his chorea, and laid down on the
sofa, placing his hat over his
face. He made an unusual noise,
and his daughter, being called
by Mrs. Zimmerman, who was
ill came to the place where he
was reclining, and found that he
had passed away with scarcely a
struggle.
He was born in Hanover. Ger-
l. ne 1OT4 ..J
The Mask ball, under the aui; America i7 lset'tUng Hn
ees of the Uniform Rank. K. of H inoia. He, lived there until
P.. Monday night, in honor of 1852. when he crossed the plains
St Valentin, waa on of the to Oregon. He took an active
Dart in the early history of the
ut-s. cicr iiciu iii uiiiBuui v, auiu I - . .- ,,,." KI an
Mooe Hall waa crowded to the 5VK1 ZrtZr9.i:.?Kn
Ball
lairr Aaspkc H UaMara
K. at P.. WcM PklrMiu4
taafc.
F. A. BAILEY 11. D.
nysletaaaai
Ofice: CpaUha U Sck )rib Wa
A Wa4mw
rhWH alBeaCU VQ; rati J a. f, Of SI
R. M. HRWIN. IL D.
rUTSlClAM AMD SOKCXON
I yw
O&c ia tat Taawma Blcck. Third aatf
Kaia Strtcia. llillaboro, Oragoau
ELMER E. SMITH of. O. D. 0
PHYSiaAN & SUKGEON
OSTEOPATH
morning.
W. Zimmerman, of bevond North
20 of T B!?miL??a . 5? I Plains: lira. Julius Schoenberg.
lots of pnze tol .the "" 4 of Nortb Plaina. and Mra. Lottie
l0,uLI represenUtwn being a Turk. It. y in h Mr. Srhoen-
Mrs. Leonard Brown, as a Turk- KTenear the old homestead,
ish lady of quality, waa awarded wiaUvea were present
the best in the lady coatume rt fuBeral excepting one
class. Oh. Powell, as a Mexi- ..j. Rnund. of Cali-
fornia.
TacUv. Tharailav. HataMay a t- it
CaU aaiwcrcd davar algal. Both
okooca. OrBor mt UtUabura Jiattooa..
J. O. BOBB. tL D.
PBTSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE: Upatatrkta Schalawrkk BMj
PMoaaa-OtSet. City j4; Rea. Cily S64
Hl'XSBORO. . ORkGOU
MMMWWWiWMWIMWMWWWWMr
Ira E. Darrwtt. M. D.
upta:ki delta bijck
Offloa Talrpboaa. Main M
Raolaoea TvtapiMMia. Jlaia VH
can Grandee, was given the sec-
tnd prize for gentleman, and
Miss Ruth Harbison, aecond
V I..
orTm is; a zzzsss. - - s2s
veal. Head. 246
48-51
ed hogs or
Yamhill. PorUand.
A lady's coat was exchanged
.. . . a . ll
by mistake at ine moose nan.
Feb. 14. Owner may have it Dy
calling at Third and Baseline.
An old-fashioned milk
brought ud to date with an elec
trie mixer makea a mighty swell
Koeber a
Interment waa held Tuesday.
and the services were attended
by a large concourse of friends.
wa. aaj k a.
ATTORJI IT8-AT-LA w
ft-aaaslaalRaate BallalBf '
aimsBUKo. . . uixaoa
Grover Combs waa awarded
ik. tmitm mm th mial mwviimI
mala akavaota an1 kia f!vanA Circuit eourt: D. M. O'Don-
IIIIICVU'lVVl W J - - . tm. ,
DeBergerac nose waa a thriller, neii waa rnoay uneu ow ir
Mrs. 0. Phelps, whose make-up giving (not selling) liquor to a
was so confusing that one was minor at Timber, the offense
unaware as to whether she were having taken place last Spring.
11 1 1 1 m 1 Tka Pmiv in viaar nf the eood
?ie was given the lady's prise in the repuUtion of the young man aJ-
comedy class. lowep. nim w w
r .AT aL. hlaMBa aWaSVa. A 1 AWSP1 TT tl tt in aTFLLinaT LUC UC"
une ui inc iiicsmd w w -uw.,u T r"" V' " Vc. w Dt i. d ihito Mai. a j.
Taninani: nawrta i rum uias uiuuui wa a ' - -w-
E. B. TOUOTJE
ATTORMIT-AT-tAW
Ofioaa apauinf a JkhalaMft Itoek
JOUMU. V7ALL
ATTORaTaTT-AT-LAW
comedy was the disguise of Geo.
drink. Buy them at
Confectionery. u. p-TT.;" .k ihe Columbia River, and paroled
Ambrose Schmidlin. of above represented mother and son. himtt to the remainder of the
Buxton, was down Monday. He Many were in from out of nneav
.a AI a a . . WW .1 ..... a
says there was situ is mcnes oi town, and an wno attenaea Twei i have a full line of garden
snow in the timber near nis l it as one of the finest attain of I a from Michigan. Minnesota,
place.
1 he Moose lodge will have a
bur spread on the evening of
Feb. 24. AH members are in
vited. Big time. 47-9
Frank Kable, who worked in a
its kind held this season.
TO. 17. BARRCTT
ATTOUIY-AT-IAW
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
OKCNCU BAND
Friday evening, February 11, the
Orenco Military Band gave the
first of three concerts, assisted
by local musical talent, with the
following program:
March, "lrtumpn oi i rue
Tone," Hand.; serenade, "Orgsn
Echoes." Band; Piano solo. A
Beautiful Hose," Mrs. Auia;
duet. "Larboard Watch." Koy
Schicdel and Mark Kicn; vocai
solo, "Good Bye Sweet Day,"
Mrs. MinaColt. Hiss iwns uyan.
.0
led: We will pay
l...il.,l tirieea. f. 0. l.. llillnbo-
ro for cream delivered to the
f rTWnnei w h pay check accompanist; waltz. "Language
Ht,ir -II. 1. Cream- ot the Soul." Band; violin solo,
every 15 da.-I llHlK,ro Srr n.rrv Hansen: baritone fantasia.
ry. tiillcpwater um ; , nt
. I tk...l.Aail ..... il a-la, If!.. LiWaI
sdames Puke anu nou' r0i," Mrs. w. uoii.
:ompanisi; meuiev,
Airs." Band: Instru
.i . ...i.i;...,a . nuke win mania nuartet. Messrs. ureen,
oilier n-Mti'v V -j u. ." . i, J. -4 cihan
.. ..,iin ii muiun hiiu mi sinienei. kikks ouu mv-v..,.,
IL" kcr indefinitely, a sh goes fox trot. Band: SUr Spangled
Uev. Duke iionn.r ' Rand.
If t Monday for a visit with his A R00d attendance was secured
daughter, in Siokane.
lirst-class
and all were well pleased, ine
next entertainment will oe given
in about a month.
UNION STOCK YARDS
m...wu in Imin on
farm security-Washington
clunty Abstract & Title Com
iSJ .y E. J. McAlear, Mana-
. . 0,i fmm A light run of 600 head of cattle
Blmer Johnson returned from A ugni ru Monday.8mar
Nebraska, yesterday. cme L0' lo,d8 of DUiD fed
ho H glad to net ' "VlTJ Wl ent at 7 75 and about
iiiiirv lit? n Mil '
John Wesley VVorthlngton died
at hi home in Salem, Feb. 4,
HtlG, after a short illness from
pneumonia. Ha waa born at
Fhilomath. Ore.. June 11. 1893.
He moved with his parents, to
Portland, 8 years ago, moving to
the Uiver Road community four
years later. Laat Summer he
went to Salem and took a posi
tion as a scaler in a aawmill. He
was married to Florence Brodine,
Dec 12, 1915. Besides hiswld
ow. he leaves two ateo-children
Of his immediate family he is
survived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. VVorthlngton and
three brothers, Ernest, Millard
and Willard, all at home.
, Edw. Krahmer, of near Bloom
ing. was in town Monday.
W. F, Heinrich. of Shefflln,
was a city visitor Monday.
John Seiffert, of Phillips,
R city visitor the first of
week.
" -. - , , , . n.
y. lie n7 , u-J, nr hav fedSSOlU Si l.oo.
Cast by his oroi er. . remalned on a steady basis
Mr. joniiw" -uu ,oot ...aak. Market steady.
M..i.muin mercury iv i" . j
Avery light run oi aouuneau
of swine came to a stronger mar
ket this ween ine lop dcw o..
.llnrnnV
" "'. . i i..
hovering around zero, uaiiy.
..a.,,1 akenherd PUP
delved 7m Forest Grove. Jan. other loads of quality logs went
Strajed irom roi , . w This nr ce makes North
20. f infle ' " WI 'a ; highest msrket in
use, nanus. w'T nld States today for
o.-..iM. t Baolist Churcn, " "Cru.
M!iT r. a w a :au uniuv lift" m
Sunday, Feb. 20. K u. . Utnbi 80,d at 9. ewe . ai u
ii-aiAr snnnav --..t aaiinir at a. inuivnuiiK
pachg at.n, aubjert the West on
Elise Moers to H W Peterson
811 a sec22 t 2 sr 2 w S10
quarry near Cedar Mill, for the Ella & U G Hanna to Virgin
county, last year, is claiming i . fierce, wxias ii in
damages for an injury sustained
while at work, handling rock.
C. E. Hurst, of Clackamas
County, was overMonday. For
.a a. kkM -f unnM ktA Mtntflrl t Ha
7, m ' n ni.Ma aiwtva I H Rav.adm J L Forbes est
North Plains. Jsse, 30.46 a J
... t . . L Meek die 1175
Julius Schoenberg. of North , H d.v to Same, hisintin
Plains, was in Monday, being game as above 1175
called in on account or the oeam K L John8on to p- w German
his father-in-law, Geo. dimmer- j t KaWe Acre xracts
nuin Sr. Ellen and J E Todd et al to
cv. ..u- r White vai J n Holt 160 a sec
knm enekereU. from tran nested 32 1 2 S r 2 w 10
hena.-L C. Hoeffel. Witch V Pierce to E k U G Hanna.
Hazel. P. O. Address. Beaver
ton. Ore., R. 4. 48-50
Mias Anna Morrow, who re
sided on the Hickenbottom place.
near Shady Brook, died Saturday
morning. She leaves a brother
in Shady Brook, and some rela
tives in Portland.
Jacob Mauss. of Mt Angel,
returned home yesterday, after h W Wright and G A Young
visit in the Banks section. He to P A Young. 10 a sec 28
savs the Mt. Angel section had al 1 1 s r 1 w ;
much smaller snowfall than I p Grosse to H J Holm berg,
Washington County. 20asec23tlsr2w
Onion Seed for sale: Yellow Chas Prufer to Same traci B
Gloln, Uanvers variety, at ILW I S'lY;"",
pound, postpaid. Produces T 1 7ri in m .
keeDing onions. Order at St Johns, und 1-2 int 80 a
once as supply is limited.-J. C
Beaverton, Ure,. Route nu"l"u wv-..
48 0 Bank to Jas Grogan. lot
110 Johnson est ad B-RV.
Assessor Max Crandall went Oscar Johnson to A Frentsel
to Salem. Tuesday, for a three & Oscar Johnson, lease of
days session with the tax com- tr in lot 13 Spencer home'd
mission, on call of that body. y W Webster to A Simpson
All of the assessors of the state 154.42 a sec 3 1 3 n r 5 w
are cited to appear to arrange J Gal breath to D O GRloreath
for 1916 taxation, relative to 1.50 a sec 21 1 2 s r 1 w. ...
valuations. Alvord-Carr-Hunter toAus
For Sale: Team of -4 year old
geldings, weight about 3,000.
7 " ..'la a I a. Il .
Well matcnea ana wnnoui oiem
Uh. A good team, and will
OrtMai Mala Straw, ft).Ooait I
I1ILUBORO ORKOOM
ATTOlHaTT-AT-LAW
California and Northwest Pick
out your seeds early and get
your Choice. Anyone waning
seeds from Portland house not
carried by me can get same by
knraih ma and I Will
bring them out at catalogue I THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
aaainv rfmt nf trananorta-
ia Pierce. 50x138 ft in lot oa'' udwout your orders and
3 m r H ...Wr AVW send them to me. E. I. lumer. lOfBea, apauin la SckalaMrkal Koca
Raatern Inv Co to W J Lunney IT. 1 I
- . - a. 1 atUIBL I a.M a
qcl60asec31tlnr4w 5 m HUlsboro, - - fton
Hans Rasmusen to G 0 Frost Rev. E. A. Harris will speak. ....
lots 7 & 8 blk 4 Orenco . . . 1700 by request, next aunosy mora-
ing. 00 tnemeriUOl rmiaeniirckphoM oftce lUia 103. akltace
Wilson's "Preparedness" policy ;autaa
from common DR. L. V7. HYDE
new. aara. i. - "
offer a special musical number.
You are invited.
The many friends oi sirs.
Socceawr to Dr. Unklattr
Ofictavcf OelU Drug Store. Baaidtnc
Batcliae, between 5th and 4th Sta,
The many, inenos 01 " I HilUboro. fWtmn
John Kehrli. of Bethany, will be "UlSboro l,reon
pleased to learn that she is much I -i!
improved. , sne nas oeen suner- c.i. . .
with bean trouoie, ana isiiiau fwwasaii m. v.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Cunni.ifcham.
Office and Drugstore.
OREGt
Ttlepboue oanofjotion.
.MM
. 18 a sec 12 1 1 n r 5 w . . . .1000 A ,u. MM nf nr. Hvde.
ti T, O V C I " '
nl lota3&4blk6 Beav.. 400 1 Nev .filing .for Pnmfnf-W'. Successor to Dr.
K L Durham to G Lawrence ruuw. aua! r
i..n...L - finnlJ. H. Schamoni. Tualatin, for
C R Hcgdon to L Welct Justice; C G. Reiter. Hillsboro. Orenco.
67ix67i ft tr 1 blk 6 Fin- county surveyor; na .-. aa
nev'sad 10001 Robert, oaies yreea, asae-aor. 1 MMMwysMMMNaVMMwV.
Clara S Irwin to R L Spaeth.
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George Campbell, of near Lau
rel, died yesterday, after an ex
tended illness. He has oeen an 1 - a.
Odd Fellow for 42 years. His SCHNABIJL & UROCHE
Obituary Will appear ne wcea.
Lillie G. Conger has sued L. B.
Conger for divorce. She asks
for S2S0 suit money, 130 per
month alimony, and a part in
terest in the property.
If you are in need of a good S.
C Brown Leghorn cockerel, or
S. C. Rhode Island Red. call up
R.H. Greer.
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REBEKAH CONVENTION
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Asnameuu. 7-.-- ..- ftt
j... auuninir. uniuii
the M. Ei. onurcu.
Onion seed for sale: uregun
Yellow Danners, grown In 1915.
--Kdw Krahmer, wrHon
ZM u.il 9- tPieohone. Come
ure., ft"","'3 -iz. 40
lius. 535. line 12. . 48 u
sheep of all kinds.
Card of Thanks
We des re to tender our Bincere
t.nnira tn all who so kindly as-
11a Hiirinir our bereave
BIBVCU J U
tha iiinM. nnain anu w
aAoules of the husband, and
. - r Hinrnck f.fkirn in ibib juocuii maim,
Mr. ana mATr. -Mnfc.u, thanks for
and daughter anu ,A; r, , , , -flor.i tributes and
was . son anu u Mrs. Mann and Children
the O. A. u. . . 1
I rinnnia wno IB liun I i .1 drnxja
mm. joiiii Mc""t j... i a a innn. ui ruicoi.
The Rebekah Lodges ot the conn
ty held their annual convent io
in Odd Fallows HalL here vester
day. The lodges represented
Forest Grove. Banks. Gas-
inn. Scholia, and Tigardville. be-
ft off lot Affile 500 iide. a number of visitor, from
tin Cash, tract in Alvord-
Carr-Hunter sub-div No 1.1500
A U Stuart to Roy Stuart. 50
OR. W. K. PITTBNOER
Dentist, -
NBco uatatra am HUlabora BTaUeaV
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HILUWORO - - OgXSOPJ
make the price
Snyder, Sherwood, Ore.,
right-Jesse C E Andrew to W J Lunney
Route
480
The Gift Shbp-Art and nee
dle-work, stamping, materials of
all kinds for art work, books.
atHtionerv. post cards, scnooi
supplies, magazines.
1 a sec 31 1 1 n r 4 w. .
Jas Magruder to Wm Fault
66x198 ft blk 10 Hillsboro..
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101
framing, etc. Washington Hotel
Building. Third and Main.
nthsr lodges and a few from oth
ar states. Mrs. C. W. Burtt
made the address of welcome,
which was responded to by Mrs
AvwhieBrvant
Officers for tne ensuing year:
Mrs. Kenton, chairman; ura.
Bcnoo i i jaanan aauurw, vio v.umiuau,
oicture (For Men, Women and Liiiidrenntnd Ortroan. secretory.
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ACME ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
dr.j.r.mar:iaUi,
DENTIST
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Bea,,. i mrs. jo"" onndnv I Alex iouu, oi rn
Dance at Helvetia. S.MS& and Mc- was in town yesterday, greeting
n . i. oitAat ni ine !-
A scientific supporter for pro- The acoointive officers are Mrs.
lapsed kidneys, stomach, intos- Barr, con; Ura. Archie Bryant
. J -.1 . AM.U . Bf trka ak.fli
i nHMauuieraiNvuiiuii viuw wanuD; mi tncuuivi. vuay,
Ethrel M. Wise sues Earl Wise of which man women are con tfrs. Fliat I G. and Mra. Dixon,
for divorce, l ney were marneu stant sufferers. Especially de- o G. At nooaa Banquet wm
July 3. 1912, and she alleges he aiirned tndmade for each Inii-Uniored by all. after which For-
has physically maltreated her. vidualcase. Endorsed by physl- est Grove lodge exemplified the
She wants the custody of a e:an. everywhere. Also, agent initiatory work of the order
daughter, veima, a years oiu, for the celebrated Barclay Cua- This was followed by a musical
and $30 per month alimony. tnm maHa corsets. Mrs. A. J.I and Hteranr Droaram. followed
rru...u: .ki.. I Perkins. Agent 1843 Baseline bv a few well chosen remarks by
.rw"'-""". ... k.;; St Phone Main 834. 43 U I lira. Charlotte Woodman, rut
almost aa goou w - : lpM nt s. Aaaamklv who art.
.oamuia ivitn nmt oi ears, i . . . . b..l. . 'rrr 'j' " -
T T maehlne Velf.feeder J.0Bn nae1rw, WBm, ed in place of Mrs. Palmer, the
UPH?llMiSIii U insurance business Monday. tTr--id4who wo vrevented
" '7n "Za inning or" For sale or trade-Poland From attindlni by IMnccJ . In ktr
dl ' Wa'nt to Suf theUl China boar, regiatered; 2 years family, "franrta by g ft
JISTn fr wiiinw. Address old. Will trade for another reg. H. Greer, rest Frsa, ei tie A
ThresheZcareArgui 451 Utered aiiimaL-CbesUr Crl-ia. I atiy.
DR. C IX. POIXOCX
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friends.
good time acaured. 43 9 Cormicka.