(a--
t
WHILE THEY LAST
NEW FORD
ToMriiig
Cars
I . A. lio.Ntt, I lllliK
tiiitrttit it the fust Olliof nt HilUWti'.
Oit'goii, a vv'oh.I-o1h-w until matter.
Sulisvriptintt; $1511 pet nnimiK .
ISM" HI) KVHKY THt'RStV--II
V-
I.HNO MoKINNt;
Theodore Roosevelt does not
realize that the old liuard is in
hemic mood -but not heroic
for Roosevelt. The throe million
votes for Taft are for war j nst
much as Theodore, only they
are trying to keep it dark.
$467.50 AT HILLSBORO
TERMS OR CASH
With IIukIum nominated and
Wilson to get the nomination at
St, Louis, the hht for the prest-
eney is on. ISoth sides are con
fident of victory, hut Wilson is
confident of ciin'yinir New York
and New Jersey. The campaign.
may take on some uueer jihas s
before next November. Roose
velt's declination will mean that
the Progressive vote will be
split between (he two candidates.
From the way it is lining up it
looks like the issue will tie be
tween the ammunition makers
and the ponce crowd.
Only A Few More Left, So
HURRY
: S. E. BIRD & CO.
CHILDUIIN'S IWRAIH:, JULY 3
Hillsboro
' Automobile Dealers
Oregon,
1 jJ- ii i' MANAGEMENT OF PHE1PS HABR1NCTON 4 4.v
SUNDAY!
ONLY
THREE REEL COMEDY AND
I FIVE REEL FEATURE
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Masterpicture De Luxe
The Stain In The Blood
IFive Act Western Drama4 Full of Life and Action
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SCENE FROM "THE STAIN IN THE BLOCW MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE,
OF LUXE fcOlTION. in rut v 1 o, t.www-..
The Ladies Auxiliary, assisted
by other ladies' organizations,
will endeavor to make a success
of the Children's I'arade, which
will he a feature of tin celebra
tion July 3.
I he parade will take iIaee at
10 o'clock, and the line of march
will be on the business streets
nly.
All younjr people of the county
are invited to participate, and
are requested to notify one of
thcs committee in charge of the
section in w hich they wish to he
placed. This shoull be done im
mediately, in order tl at the com
mittees may have ample time to
prepare the costumes.
Ihe outline of the parade and
the committees, so far as known,
follows;
Uncle Sam and Liberty Car-
Committee, Misses Mattie Ca-'e.
Angie Harrington, Marie Long;
Mesdamea 1'ittengcr, Lytle. Ilea
ter. prentzel. -
Continentals- Com , Mesdames
Olden, Sabin, A. M. Carliie, A.
W, Barber, Wm. Norton, Haines,
Ledford.
Indians Mesdames Wm. (J.
Hare, C, H. Buchanan. J. W
Biiiiey. E. C. cKinney. Those
having Indian suits are request
ed to notify this committee at
their earliest convenience.
Irish Mesdames 11. II. Greer.
L. A. lAmv, V. 11 Frentzel. (Jeo.
tJmmott, Adah Moore, Wm. Nel
son.
Italians-Mesdames P. Lonjr.
Broderick. Frank Montgomery,
Miss Lucy Weatherred.
Japanese -Mrs. K. M. Krwin.
Uernians - Mesdames K.
Tongue. 11. C. Vanght. J. W.
Connell, Miss Uuth Harris
Turkish -Mesdames II U Em-
mott, F Barr. Payton, Helms,
Barnes. Easter.
Hussians Mesdames J lieeves,
CGIieiter. J B Stewart, Miss
Edna GilKey.
Swiss Mesdames Grat'-g, W
F Boley, Wm Harris, J I) Ander
son.
Mexicans Mesdames Chas E
Wells. C W Bollins.
Chinese -Mesdames Kenneth
Kobb, C W Redmond.
Dutch TheCornelius Woman'
Club.
Hindoos Banks ladie9.
Puritans -Mesaarnes J 0 Ilobb,
Edward Schulmerich, Hoy Schul
merich.
First 13 Colonies -Miss Mary
Heidel.
Flag and Wreath section.
General committee Mesdames
Redmond, Hollins. Beeves.
TO-NKJMT
All members of .committees in
charge of the Children's Paiade,
July 3, are requested to meet at
in Commercial Club tonight, at
7. 45 sharp. Chairmen not re
porling members of their com
mittee.-i are requested to notify
same.
F. A. Eichier, of Jolly Plains
was a city caller yesterday.
Rev. E. A. Harris is out of the
hospital and is able to navigate
with the use of a crutch.
Ira E. Watsw, of abnve Bnks
called on the. Argui this after
noon.
W. H. Dickisnn, aged fi5 years,
dropped dead in the Miller utore,
I bird and Alder, Portland, Mon
day. lie had called to make a
purchase, and noticing lii'i pallor
a clerk asked if he were ill. Ha
told tne salesman he was going
to die, and asked that his attoi
ney, J. F. Compton, be sent fcr,
to prepare a will. Mr. Compton
came and took his instructions,
but Dickinson died before he left
the hnildinf. Hp has n pon, C.
A. Dickinson, residing near Mid
dleton. Deceased was well-to-do,
and had an income of about
81,000 per year.
Mm. Wm. tleng!e( of Los An.
geli-H, and Mr Letitla Smith, of
Portland, were guests of their
sister, Mrs. J. A. lmbrie, thin
week. Mrs. Bengle lost her son,
Geo. Beanie, In an auto accident
at Los Angeles. Inst week. The
young man had been in the Euro
pean war, and had but recently
returned from the front.
J. A. Vaughn and wife, Ira
Vaughn an 4 wife, A. S. Vaughn
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Holland, of Ontario, Cal., were
guests of L. F. Sias and family,
the first of the week. They ara
nroute to Jetterson, Iowa, mak
i g the trip oveiland by auto.
Brakeman B G Stinson, while
running along the train to put
out a car tire, fell between two
cars and badly sprained one of
his knees, the other day, Dr
Irwin, the S P surgeon, attend
ed the injury
Mrs. MeFarland, of Manning,
ran an auto into a cow. the other
day, and the bovine'a leg was
broken. The machine was
slightly damaged.
Mrs S E Montgomery, for
many years postmistress at Cor
nelius, departed yesterday for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in the East She goes via
the N Pnnd St Paul
F. S. Hamilton, of nearTimber,
owner of the old Carl Her place,
was in town this morning, mak
ing the trip on a saddle horse.
The list of county Eighth
grade graduates is crowded out
this week. It will appear in the
next issue.
Mrs. ti. Patterson and daugh
ter, Miss l,eluh. of Portland, are
guests of ti. A. Patterson and
family.
Mrs. Wm. Wall, of San Ber-
nardino Cal. arrived yesterday
for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs Nettie JelTers is recover
ing nicely from an abdominal op
Notice of Administrator' Sale of
Heal Pi'op'M'ly
NolUnU llrtl'i'V KlVOIl tllllt lllrt lllliliT
aluiuil ii.lnmiiM nil. ii nl'llinnUIKOl Wd
hliM C, ll,rr'niii.,ili'.n.i Bil.liy vtriimnl
ami nirtmt In mi nrili'r vln nmOV
Ci.iti m iliMi4i(uf Oitijoii lor Wmliuiu
lull rnlllilV, IKK'ln, rrmltii'tl U'"l iillit
itn Hip Uih i'hv ill Jiiimi. "'Hi. wilt. I"""
unit mMit Ui" 1.1. It .liivi.l Ai'iiii'l, IIMil.
iinoiil iiiill ni iiivi' ii'h i r i-wl ot
ImiKl.iliii mll.iwii'H ili-iil'ii'l nv ul
rl ii I IitIimikIiih I'' "'I'1
ullinirt in Wliii.iiiii i'ihiiiI). ,r,Mi.
'I'liii Nurd fiitiiiHrnror tliSuulliwl
(iiiNrtnr of H. .'luni Ill l' nlili .'I Nnrlli
l UtigiftW iiiiir ilif W ' lilti-iintlc Mr
IiMkii , mill ooiilnlnli'H 4 i '"
MhIiI mIk N 111 lin iiimln mil'lwl I ' f n
Uriimllini ly lliil.-"imiy I'mm t ''"
il llr.u ,ii lur Wkililiiitl.lll I'oiinly, nt i"
fur until rnul inpmJ ill l r'ivl I'V
Hi iin,l.iriu I'll Immii Mini ulli r Hi iil
l.vli iUy ni Aiiun'l li'lii, m ilm l iiftli'
or Willlmn U, limn. III Hi" Aiii"rlnili
Nitlioiinl I'ni'k llullililiif. IH IHilniHilu,
Wulili irtnii I iiiuiiv. I'nv J ' I .
I'Hlnl linn I'illl lIllV I'l J" II , '''I'1
I) J, A Alf'ir.
AiluuiiUi rntor of I lie iwuln in V illu'lni
O llnrriiiiiiiii. ilimrwimit.
William U tUr, Aiturnny for ailiu'r
R. C. Vaught Jr.
COLLECTION'S -INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
American National Bank Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
IN' tilt: etiu'inT count or THK
8TATK OK OIIKUON, TOlt WASH
INHTON t'lM'NI'V.
Julin I Minnr, iltlnlHr, v .lnilrU
lli II Mrtinr, ili ii niiiiiil s
'I'n Alinirm Hull Miili-r, aluiva iihiiiwI
ilnininliiiil :
In i tin iiiumi nf Ilm Hull" of Oi'nii Vim
hi, hpruliv iiiitiiaiilii'l ami riii'ilrvii In
iuur mill niinHis' tn Ilm t'uiii
lilnliu ni llni ilnlntlil lUiul avnlii'l y tin in
ilm iili'iM' iniill", i nun mnl rniKH on nr
.,.i,im, ''ri lnv, IhK'JNt ilnv nf July, llil,
mill tl nii lull In nfi'i'iir anil aixwur
vim tiUuillll (r vani lliinmil lllaiily In
lli I'linri (or Ilm inln-f praynil Inr In
lilnliililr iMiii'lnliil, tm. Il' Inr a ilw rr
iIihmiIvIhii lin' liiniiU of iimlrlin my limp
lutnrn mnl now riiun I ml mm yuu ami
Ilm ilttiiuilt ami Inr nn'li ullinr ami furili
l ii lli'l a- 1 1 Ilm t'niirt lin aiwm nirnl
anil ninltiiiU'. '1'lna iiininniii la iiuli.
IIhIiihI I. v uilir ni Ilia Hull llan K linn
lny, .hnHji' ni Ilm Inni 11 Court Inr Nlala
I uiru.iii, l.ilillir HI 11 UmilllHIIIII,
ami aal'l oiilur ivaanaila ami aulnrvil
on On' in h tiny nt Jhii.i, l"UI, ami Ilia Ualn
oi l!m Ural iiililli'liiinnl Hila iiiniiniiia In
I liiirwUy. tin- n hilav jiiiiv, I'M", ami
llni lin n nf Ilm la -I iililtl'alliill la I linl
In. Ilm .'in Ii ilny i-l -u ' v . linn.
I 'I V.I)' Kli liarila in, Allniuny fur I'laln
mi. 4isi'iiniiH,r f Cniiiiiii'ti ituiiiiiiiir,
I'orllmiil, OrK.iii-
SUMMONS
In On- ( Irruit t'utirt of ill Sll of
On unit fur aliiUKlon ( ounly.
Km. ilma Millrr, I'laiiiliir, 1
v. ''
Jtim-iih Mlltrr. Iirfruilatil. )
I'll lrllt
op.
ration, performed by Dr h H
Smith, Juno 13
S S Barnes, of McMinnville,
was the guest of his son. B W
Barnes, today
The W. C. T. U. will meet to
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Jas.
Creigh and Carol l.ong and W
Philippi are fishing on the Wilson.
S. . & l. I;. & I!.
All, except the P. R. & N.. trains
are electric, and stop at the de
pot on Main Street.
TO PORTLAND
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a, m
McMinnville Train 7:35
Sheridan Train 10:03
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p. m
McMinnville Train 2:15
Forest Grove Train 4:10
Eugene Train 4:55
McMinnville Train 0:40
Forest Grove Train 9:50
1 FROM PORTLAND
arrives
Eugene Train 8:15 a. m.
McMinnville Train 10:03
Forest Grove Train 11:59
Forest Grove Train 3:11 p. m
Sheridan Train 4:33
Forest Grove Train 6:40
McMinnville Train 7:15
Forest Grove Train 9:00
McMinnville Train 12:15
All trains stop or. flag at Sixth
and Main; at North Range and
Fir streets, Sixth and Fir Sts.,
and at Tenth street.
Steam Service from old depot at
foot of Second Street
TO PORTLAND
P. R. & N. Train 4:30 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND
P. R. & N. Train 9:15 a. m.
Motor Cur Service
To Buxton 12:25 p.. m.
To Timber 4:20
From Timber 9:55 a.m.
From Buxton 2:10 p. m. June 21.
Beach Special Frank Zfhrung was tip from
To Tillamook, Saturday, 3:02 p.m. Sherwood today and called on the
From litj.iiiiouk, sun., 9.22 p.m. Argus.
Spirella Corsets Not sold in
stores. A question and a sug
gestion. Have you any corset
troubles? If so, let Spirella ser
vice cure them. Over three mil
lion satisfied 'Spirella wearers
testify to the ease, com tort and
perfection ot style produced by
Spirella corsets. any exclusive
designs from w hich to select the
corset best suited to your indi
vidual needs. A Spirella resi
dence corset iere in this Held.
My advice, experience and train
ing are at your service, without
obligation. Appointments by
letter or telephone given prompt
attention. Phone Main 3HI.
Residence, F'fth and Jack in,
Hillsboro. Ore. 3-10
Anotherclose game-Vita ('lull
defeated Cornelius. 10 to 9, in a
12 inning game, Sunday. The
game was replete with excite
rnenl from start to finish, and
was won and lost several times.
A rally by Cornelius in.the 12th,
which netted them two runs,
made the Vita fans very gloonfy.
but the Vitas came back in their
half and scored three run after
there were two men down. Tag
gart. relieving Williams in the
4th. pitched consistent ball. Bat
teries; Vitas Williams, Tag
gart, Schulmerich; Cornelius
Nordon and Dessenger.
W. J. Gregg, of Leisyville, at
tended the Masonic Grand Lodge
at Albany, last week This was
the first time in 60 years that the
grand body met outside of Port
land, and for the second time in
all that period Dr F. A. Bailey
mixaed attending. The Star del
egates were Mesdames Wells,
Moore and Bentley. Other visi
tors were Mrs. C. E. Deichmnn
and C. E. Wells. The Star met
in Portland, and all report a tine
session.
John Koehnke, Toni Sinay ahd
Jas. Loudon, of aboe Booii.ing,
were greeting lriends in town
Tuesday. They report hut little
hay being cut up their way.
Mrs. Henry Harrison, of Asto
ria, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Harrison, of Vancouver, B. C,
were guests of Mrs. W. B. Wil
son, the first of the week.
Page Gardner, of above Moun
taindale, was a city caller Tues
day. He has had the time of
his life catching trout this sea
son. Ambrose Schmidlin, of Buxton,
was down to the city Saturday,
on road matters connected with
his district, ot which he is super
viior, Mrs. A. U. Davis, assisted by
local musicians, will give a bene
fit recital for the W C T U at the
Liberty Theatre, Friday evening,
Mlllrr aliow ummit ilt-
frtiilatii:
In llir liin.i-n( lite 8Ulr lf Oirxnu
yuil mr lirirl y ihjuhim! In I'wii nil, I
mtiiwri llir ci inUinl lilnl agatHal yuil
HI Ilm aliiivr vniltU'il anil im uf llni
I tic lam ilnv ni llir tunf iiritilil In
dip (Ititrr fi I'ulillciilliin uiailii lirrrln,
Umil: llir (:li ilnv of Julv, igift. an, I if
you lull ii an ''ror mut antwrr fur
waul iliriruf dm i'niiitill villi apply to
On- I'ouit Inr Mlli f (itaytil Inr In lirr
0iii:amt im lily liricin, Inwll: fm a
ilfdt f.urvtr ili" vni(( Ilia twin nf
timliuiii'iiv in. ami brii-lufi r lltiK
Ivlwrrii He iiUiulitl ami ilrlrmlaiil, ami
tot m il fll'ci ami luiilirt irlli I a lh
('mnl may id nil ni''l aii'l riUlUl'lc
'I lil miiumoi l M-iviil nonvuu l.y
iulitlraiuui, lv viitur i l an onlar uf lli
llmi. Urn. IS; Hutf Juil nl llir Cll-i-uil
CimiiI l llnf Male of OirKuB, Coun
ty ol alillilun. dalril MV H, yi6,
nml lin-l,lc 1 1 llic lit.t pl.litliallun of
Una Miiiiiiui in l Mjv X. iji', ami Ui
ilnic n!Uit Uiil ( iil'liintiuu la July b,
iQid.
l lni J. St'tniaM, Ally, f.'t I'talniilf,
fioil 4 I Immlitr of Cnloiurirc, I'tllllaUil,
lrt"ll
TheTxzxedo Hour
by Walt Mason
Tuxedo's bully all the time; it malcd tlie passing
liours sublime, and by its soft and gracious curves it
soothes the soul and rests the nerves, and fills my
bosom, once again, with peace on earth, good will
to men. But best I like it when I've fed this foce of
mine with jam and bread. When I have dined on Irish
ttew and beans and boiled potatoes, too, and pie
jtnd eggs and cheese and tripe, 'tis then L liest enjoy
my pipe. When from the table I withdraw, I grip
my briar with my jaw, and fill it with Tuxedo rnild
the pure Tuxedo undefiled and smoke away in
perfect bliss; no pleasure can compare with this.
And in the curling smoke I see a world that sernicth
good to me. A world that's debonair and gay, its
woes and worries done away. The plans that seemed
foredoomed to fail, the work that seemed of no avail,
now wear the rosy glow of hope, and I endorse all
sunshine dope. 'Tis thus in my Tuxedo hour; the
world that seemed so dark and dour, is blooming like
a ios.c ci spring, and I'm in inuxl to Lugh and iiiurj.
Nul'tc to Creditor
is t un: nitvn i m ht or TIIH
r it: ui. (inii.o roil waul
IV.MI I O AT.
In I hi- Malimi'l Ilia Kalala nf Jaua 1..
IUU lim-ra I
N .ii, i In r,y tfin-u that ttio umlfr,
li;ip,l Im, Imhh .1 ii i v aiiliilil Ii Hi
hih.vii Mniiiot i'niiit a,lmlnlalraiur uf
tlinttaiiKil Jour I. Hail, tlnvasrU, ail, I
h.i iluiy iimlilln I lu ll.
Nmv. limit t n., all (wrMiua hayitif
claims ii; ii oni'l ntl ar livrntiy nu
tlli. il i t rit.'iliKl l (KimiiiiI Ilm Minn
ltilttili,r lilt inir v,iunlinra llmrnlur,
1. 1 th" tiii'tti( .ml at ilm law ulttiKiuf
Will, jut O. lUn- In Ilm Atiinrli'an .Na
il, nal ll.ink 11 ii 1,1 1 ,(. IUli.ti.il,!. OmKull,
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t ii. i, i, Hi- Irinii Ilm tlata lioio.il.
luir-l Jiin l.y Win
! tmik K. Ilrana.
A liiilnW.rittur nt tin' (lat animal, I.
W in. ii, lUtn. AU.ifiii'jr tut Ailiulula
Itator Notice of Guardian's Sale of Keal
Instate
Sniiin la luirriiy t;lvrri llial by virtu of
llcpfi! nml utili'f'f iil uiailii ami utiril
Iiji Ilm t nuiiiy ( uiirlii! Ill tilalaul Ota
ui li r Wnmiiiiittiiti, t ottiitr nil Jtuia ?,
mill lli'iii,ti in" in null at privli Ml
to Ilia 1iIkIii.i lml,lir I linroliir. fur i'ukIi In
IihihI nu iluy nlnlu, Iha linri'iliaflrr ila
t-rilii il ri'ii iiiiw Iwtliu iit In I'tiailiMi
Ulii'it an iiiiiIih ,iti,ii I HI, lr.nu mi, I
HlU'r il' iulny, July 17. l'in iriHnl Ui avll
nt inUain li Inr i-imli In liaml un ilajr of
nln Initio liiKlii,-t hlililnr lliirnfiir, all lti
IuIIiih lug ilwu'rilwil rriii wtmii 'iniiinulii
tn I'linrli'M H.l. nu Hinti inrann,lltual
In WiiIiiiikImii rmuily, t)rr(.iii, n yyil. .
All nt I rm t Si i I' IkIiI (i) nf HriiKKtr
Triu-t. in Si'i iiiui h, Tixttmliln IN III W
Will. Mur. iiHiliniilnii Inai'rna.
I'l,l- w ill lir irm iviHt tiy nin niihurat Ilia
Inw utlli'H i,r W N I'.ittrHtt In lltlUlKini,
(Iri'itiiii. nr at my mtlilnnrn at 7.' Kaat,
Irvuijr hlrri'l I'lirtliinil, tirruiui Hald
will ,, nul,i' t In n'lillriiiaOiiti by Ilia
("oiiiitv t'niirl
I'lilnl lli in June l.'i.lli tl
Oil n II Oplit,
(liiantlaii nf Ilm ",rmiii nml a, lain of
Churl, li,'z. nu Iiimiiih i-ruin,
W N I'.Hin il, Alli im y lur lluifiliail.
If you are
interested
in purity first
KC
BAKING
POWDER
is what you
should always
use.
There are many
other reasons
whybut try a
can and see for
yourself.
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