1 1
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TOMOflROW EVENING
I'lom't-r Dnyn Will be Truly IH
pltli'il (or Ihc VUcnJ.mlt
AIL I'W Kl (JllSlHS ll! A IKDN11IK
Club Kiiiimi Will bo Sirtjfc J Wl li evi
dence u( t he Norilir( I'nti
Joseph 1 4. Mick Lottie, l.nvnl
Order of Moose, will y 'wo n i'u-nei-r
dunce nt thei hull in the
Commercial Hank ltliltf., r-'rii-'uy
I'vt'tiiniiT, Juno !!. uml the club
I00II1S Will 1(0 HtllKl'd with the
old lime Knmi'R, such its prevail
i'tj in lln Northwi'Ht when (In
man lifter whom the 1 J t win
nuiiuul was the United Sinles
MurHhul for Oregon.
There will ho ull the old-lime
Kit mra uluyed in those halycun
d:tya - faro, poker, roulette, und
all the devices of chance will he
rcprt aented as of yore. There
will he nothing of nine used
iust phoney money, mat this vu
lay nothing. Tln rpv.i l he no
i, VT 'iling just a reproduction ol
bid n gameH enjo. ed ly the mm
tirsinen who first opened Ore-
. i to Hettlement
The dance committee will m e
toil thnt cverjhoily i given u
yood time, and the event prom
inea to h! one of the most unique
t-ver iven in Hillaboro. If ou
t-njoy a good time, and wish to
lie transported hark to the his
tory of early life in the North
west, do not fail to attend thin
dance anil Kocia! event.
MUUHHS AND (iSI;Vl.l.T
Clms. Kvnns Hindi',, of .New
York, wan named fur the presi
dency hy the republican at Chi
cago, laBt Friday, and Theodore
KooHevelt was named hy the
'i'ntgretwivea. Hughes has re
aiyiied from the U. S. Supreme
Ikmrt and acceptd, w hile lluw
velt has notified the I'roijrcMsiviM
that he will not run, without
Baying whether or not he is to
Kupport "Mr. UtigheH. The dem
ocrat will name Wilson without
.opposition, at St. I mis, this
week. The 1!)12 battle was with
'i'ftft. Koosevelt and Wilm in
Jhi field. Wilson received the
.plurality of all the sHtes in t!u
iiinion except Washington, Cali
fornia. South Hakota, Minnesota.
Michigan and IVnnHvhuni.i.
which went for Roosevelt, with
OH electoral vuttM. and Utah and
Vermont, which went lor Tall,
with 8 electoral votes.
At i.IIN lAKI;NT
Allen Parent died at the homr? of
hia Bon, Frank Parent, in Must
Portland, June 11, KHti, after an
extended iflnopf, lie leave a
.widow. Iviiiiki Parent, ami the
fallowing children: Frank N' .
t Ventura I'ark, I'ortland; Wil
liam, of Ocean I'ark. Waih.. and
.Kvelyit. of Ilillwboro. Pi'iva,- ! l
was aired (12 years. About tC
year ago he Hiiil'ered : suoke of : pitchfork, Miss May Daren, of
.paralysis, and had been in p our ' Portland. Ims just concluded a
iiealth since, lie was a member . succeshful term of school.
of the United Artisans. j ilWt.vhito bird dog. with
lite Purmits have resided h(w,bn)Wn it;,nn ,iack fln(, ,,ri)Wn
for a number of yenrs. and th ; John ,.,,., rura oltcl.
iiaugtiier. wiaar.vt. yn, m in me-
miiiiiIiiv nf llm Hillriliaro Meican-
j Mrs; Frank Olh ahd daugh
The funeral services were held iters. d Forest drove, were in
at the Montavilla UndertaKingl town Tuesday, and. w.th Charles
lrlrfl 'I'iipmiIuu f ternmm. at 2 ' I nu:e site! wife were guests of
o'clock, Uev. Smith, of this city,
ollieiating. assisted by Itov. Cash,
of the Montavilla Daptist church.
Interment was in the Uose City
Cemetery.
CIRCUIT COURT
4f'..M i ;n.u,r.i,ti In iuil for nnn-
i i mil"""" j" i r" r ' i 1 t
support, ullowed to go on parole j heavcrtoo oo 1,1 u- a i
provided he pay Ins wife $iiO perj Services at the Pupli t Church
month for support of his four ; gud:iv. .lone IS, 1). A, Smith,
children. P.'lor; S imlav .School of 10 a.
Edwin M. P.aker jrranted nn-nl-j j, w. Drock, Supt ; preach
nulment of marriage from Helen 1 j,.,, ..t ni.. subject. "The
A. I'avey liaKer, wne io resume
name of Davey.
Edna Ellen Yergen bestowed
to the care of Agnes P.. Purdin. 1
but child is not to bo removed j
from this or Multnomah county
without permission of court.
Emma F Hurgoyne granted a
decree of divorce from Herman
lturgoyne.
Maude II. Wafts pranted a ui-
' 4? ! i,i Ana
Meti Tiond ',,1 a di-'
vnrce frcm Fred Townsend, ,t he
wife to have custody of m'm-ri
tdiildren. ' j
' llillsboro Commercial Hank was!
Krunted . judgment against G S.
Hobinson.
Grover I'rown and Emilie Ca
row, of near Laurel, were grant
ed marriage license this 'week.
Clement C. Inkley, of P.anka,
has sued Emma Maud lukley for
divorce, ullegingcniel (ryalihent.
J. Sehmitke, of above Moun
taindale, wuiaounty seat vi i.t
or Saturday.
Conataldo Weckert. of Slur-
wood, was a grand jury witness
iueaday, on the Thompson case,
The K.iif.ri-me Court will this
Week I'.eui nn whether ft iiiidi
t;ile fir I in- efh,lalive ticket,
can imy th" filing bill prescribed
by Mnl'iile and legally receive u
iioiniiuitieii. Some one has at
lacked the procedure, claiming it
ht mieoMtilutionnl. Kleven or
twelve .f the I'ortland cu'ndi
Halei for the legislature have
paid their fee, not going oi (he
heet by petition, mid Ji. I'.
Cone-liii'i'ar.d S A. I Meek, of
thin count v, both of whom were
leiinimiled, will await with in
(rest th" decision of the ciiurl.
Itolh paid their V. to he iJecrc
turvof Stale, ral her I h.tn circu
late petition'. If th" Court
l.hmild decide adversely thin
might mean that the next, high
en t limit en the ticket wruld fall
heir to the elimination. That
would iman ill. it Foriisworlh
would he on die ticket.
Wanted A tat crowd to at
tend our Cliilili'-n'rt lav exe
cireH, June IS, commencing at
10::!0 sharp We extend a hearty
welcome lo nil every Sunday
ninre.irig fit !: Ii sharp, at the M,
Iv Sunday (ch' ol.
l!ov Hi trier, a member of the
jlnvr Ibiime. from IVndleton,
land again running on the ticket.
'a as here the first of the week,
in the interest of the corning
speakership, lie came in with
hi-i big .W.mveil, and made, the
run overland from i'endleton to
Portland in idee hours. He
nuke ( Very county in the valley
on his iiiivioii, and trees back
vil (he lkv -Klamath route,
touching at llend. and from
there hone-, This will mean an
entile circuit of the Ktato before
he regains his home, liny is
fiinniag sevei.nl thousand acres
of wheat land in Umatilla coun
ty. He nod W. S Aiohitnn, of
this city, were comrades in the
Spanish-American war.
Sanitary drinking fountains
an I automatic omnium Um I leedera
for chickens, at lvnriek's tin
sl.Oi, L'nd Street, opp isite court
house, 11 12
Purest drove, tis a city, has
S'ltd ! lit Amh'o;d' ''orsdil I Co.
for iU "Ml HI n l-eilaoee alleged
to he ;l'!e th" '.irre' l!:-o-i. Cn ,
(in reya-i v acd material for the
Warren uo laid in 1 1 Crove"
two years auo. the Plinoi-i Sur
ety Co, i.-i luade a il feiuianl, :ss
that iiHiiltititin went on the bond
of the cont i acting e.m,iny. The
eoiitra'ctoia failed to p i.v the
War rem:, ami in. dec the terms
of ihr C'infr.'icl the b'uioirur crwil-
I
i
iny mut pay fee 1 e claim, it
!il'eg".l. A l'orl'aiel lirm has
b,i'U
e J :,
relaii.fd to pru-'cuie Ibe
Want., I -Mi.hll.
to do hou .;ewor
children, Write
ace I woman
Must have no
T. U Davis.
:l. P.ox P.).
llil'slmni, U'titt
Steady position t right person.
Do not telephone,
A progrnm and ice cream so
cial was given at th dooming
public Hchonl. June 8. was well
attended. The play, "Teh Your
Wife," was we'd rendered, and
the duet, "Wal. I S.van," by
Albert Knduiicr and Dick Huh
man, was v screaui. The two
were thvssed to rejiresetd "Old
Man Oregon." each wearing a
heavy beard tttid carrying u
. ii:;. '.,. Route t
Mr. i mi Mrs J. II. W likes. The
Oct h and L.ange families were
old Wisconsin friends, and Mrs.
Orth came to bid adieu to Chas.
and wife, before their departuro
for that state,
Wnuied; Five hundred chick
ens. Kogera iv l.arti r. beaver-
ton. Ore.. K. I box .Ji. i none
lohniie (..endi-sceiisnm ol a
(ii'tat Judge;" Junior meeting at
3 p. m. ; Young I eople's meeting
pt7 p. ni., Pres., W. V.' Bergen;
in-caching at S n. in., thnie, "A
Holiday's Occupation; prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
1 am still located at. the Wiley
Livery, and am in the market for
all your junK, sucks, scrap iron,
i casi iron, i .e..'ii. runner, eic.
J.S.dTron Second Washington,
' ll,nt. ( lt-v 1
(,e and Will Darety and Ceo.
Tompkins, of. beyond North
I'lains. weie greeting friends
here luerday morning. ' 1 he
barely boys say a big crowd will
attend the district convention
from the North Plains lodge;
Postmaster J. C. Lamkin at
tended the convention of Oregon
Postmasters at Portland last
week, the adjournment taking
place I' ndiiy evening.
For Sale Hay rake; cheap
T II iwnen. Ilillsb-.r i. li. 2.
Clair Wehnes, of Tacoma, was
the guest of his uncles, -the
Messrs Kminotl, and (heir fain-
ilies, the last ot tbo week.
LITTLE ITALIAN LAD
SI
Ran Under Loaded Vehicle Tues
day, and Lived but Half an Hour
III: TKIl:l TO IMITATE A BKOTIICR
Sail I'ulalily ol Seven Vcir Old Sinliro
lioy, Near Rtedvllle
John, the seven-year-old son of
Hrimo Santaro, of two milea
south of Iteedville, ran under a
loaded wood wagon driven by
Ray Gary, Tuesday, and the lad
lived but a few minutes after
the rear wheela had manned the
little form. No blame ia attach
ed to the driver. The little fel
low and hia elder brother were
herding towa atony: the highway,
and playinjr hall to pasa away
the time. Mr. Gary drove along
the highway with the load of
wood, when the elder lad ran un
derneath the wagon, before and
aft trucks. John tried the name
feat, only to atumble and be
caught by the heavy wheela of
the rear truck.
Coroner Harrett went to the
scene of the tragedy, but held no
inquest, it being deemed not
necessary.
The parents are grief stricken
over the affair.
'Mr. Ga v is a careful driver.
He statea that he waa watching
his team and did not dream of a
fatality. He noticed the elder
boy after be hud allot out from
under the vehicle and then turn
ed and saw the little fellow'8
feet underneath the w heels.
Rl-Al- IIS TATIJ TRANSFERS
Felix Verhoeven to Dora L
Miller, lota 1 and 2 blk 3.
Knob Hill. V Grove $000
Rose P.elle Bauer to E H
li ttler, KX5.20 a aec 18 t 1
n r 1 w 1000
Anonziata Merlo to Hosetta
Merlo. lota 1 and 2 block G
Iteaverton 10
Edith A Derr to Ghaa Jones.
2 lots block 1 Ilocken'g ad,
Heaverton 2100
G K Cabrielson tc G E Oha
feldt. lot (! blk 5 Sherwood
Acres 10
Washington Go Bank to J W
Vandervf lden, 60 a see 8 t
1 n r 3 w 10
W J Scott to F G Carmack.
70x180 ft Simmons ad. Hb 10
W W Hostetler to Silas Ash
ley, G 2 13 a sec 2.J t 1 s r 2
w 10
Ca'Bon A Jones to Walter
Philippi. 2 lota block in
Tucker & Stewart Ad and
lot 3 blk G Finney's ad. ..1000
Mry Engelbrecht to Otto B
Potts, 10 a aec 1 1 1 nr5w 400
Eliza McDonald to Forest
Grove Nat'l Bank, 51.75x
ISO ft blk 29 F Grove 10
Arthur Gossline to Fred Jen
sen flOW aq ft, Ilea v-Reed-vine
Acreage 10
G A Bantield to Thos Withy
combe, 10 a sue 31 1 1 a r3
w 10
Thos Withyeombe to F T
Chapman, the above 48
Frank Vanduyn to Maurice
Walton, 5.G9 a sec 11 t 2 a r
lw 1
Clay Hadley to J C Apple
gate, 40 a aec 25 t 3 n r 4
w 10
Myrtle Lilly to N C Lilly, i
acre on Gales Creek 5
J G Beach toNEliza Smith,
0.46 a I KelseV d I c, Hbo..2000
Eliza Smith: to W O Smith,
in trust. 2 lots West Port
land Park; blk 8 and 8 lota
blk 13 Ferndale ad, Asto
ria, and 0.4G acres Hbo.. 1
Mary llorstman to Louia A
llorstman. trt on Tenth St 10
John Hilts to John Vander
velden, tract in sec 5 1 1 n
r3w 1
J W Vandervelden to J F
Carstens et al, same aa
above- 10
David Hilts to J F Caratena
and W O Galoway, tr aec
5 t 1 n r 3 w 50
Peter Grossen to E I Kuratli
73 53 a 1 1 n r 2 w 10
W A Shaw to Geo W Brown,
. IS a Heav-Kecdville 10
E 1 Kuratli lo Peter Grossen
73.53 a tin r2w 10
Shaw Fear Co to G J Weat
phall, 2 53aBeav-HeedvilIe 10
G E Warner to II A Dryer,
4 lots in Sherwood Acrea-.-lOOO
Elias C Smith to J O Beach,,
tract in blk 4, F Grove 2000
W O Donelaon to E L Moore
lot 1 blk 6 Highland Park,
Ilillsboro 10
J V Shute to Adah Moore,
lots 7 and 8 blk 3 Highland
Park. Ilillsboro GOO
F I4 Licbty to Peter Zuercher
22.41) acrea aec 3fi t 1 n r 2
w , , - 1
A H Peeson to G A Domea,
lot 15 Alvord-Carr-Ilunter
aiib-div ' 10
G M Johnson to Ira D Vin
ton, 2 lote P & M ad, Hbo 1
Ira Vinton to Uoy Stratton,
?am" fl above 10
J E Ueevea to John M Wall.
Hit) a sec 23 t 3 n r 5 w -. 1504
L B Thompson to Kegolo
Rossi Gl a Steel's ad Beav 10
11 bo Garden Tracts to Geo
Domeyer, lot 14 blk 7 Gar
den Tracts 175
Alice Muir to Alvln J Miller,
4,975 a aec 17t2urlw... 750
Moore's Laundrt wants woman
employee. Apply at laundry.
Marshall Baker, of Laurel, was
a city viaitor Monday.
Good paaturage for your atock.
Main 112. tf.
.1 H. Of tier, of Portland, was
a city caller the drat of the week.
J. B. Campbell, of beyond
North Plaina. waa in the city
Saturday.
F.rwin Hitter, of Eethanv. waa
in town Monday, attending cir
cuit court.
Mra Leonard Brown haa re
turned from an extended visit
with relativea at Tacoma,
For naif Trust v Incubator.
100 egg capacity. t. Fife, Hilla-
boro, It. 4, Box lOti.
Born, to Mr. and Mra. Her
man Prantrer. of Leiayville. June
10, 1916, a daughter.
Born, to Mr. and Mra. Raleigh
Marra. Scholia. June 10, 1910, a
girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robb
spent two days in Eugene laat
week.
Warren Williams and son,
Claude, were in fromnear Moun
taindale the firat of the week.
Jno. Graf, Bethany, and R.
Pubola, of West Union, were in
town the middle of the week.
Born, to Mr. and Mra. k. E.
McGumaey. North Plaina, June
6, 1916. a daughter.
Born, to Albert Kahler and
wife, Mason Hill, beyond Helve
tia, June 7, 1916, a daughter.
A large number of G. A. R.
and W. R. C. went to Eugene,
yesterday, to attend the state
encampment.
Arthur Powell. of Umatills,
waa the gueal of his aunt, Mra.
Bessie Gragg, and brother, Chas.
Powell, yeaterday.
S. A. D. Meek went to Junc
tion City, yesterday, accompan
ied by hia two little Bona. He
visits with hia sister, Mra. Olive
Riley.
Newly appointed notaries fil
ing their appointments with the
county clerk are R. E. Paraona,
Orenco, and J. J. Kuratli Phil
lips,
J. C. Hare, the lumberman,
ia nursing a badly cut foot -the
result of cutting wood for the
house.
Baseball, at Athletic Park,
Ilillsboro. next Sunday, June 18,
Laurel va. Verboort. Game call
ed at 3 o'clock.
If Blitz, the neareatbeer, ever
tasted good it aure doea better
now that the weather ia warm
and the beer ia cold. 5c a drink,
25c a bottle with a rebate on the
return of the bottle, at the Den
of Sweets.
Mr. and Mra. E: G. Brown and
family, who for aeveral yeara
have made their home at -Santa
Ana. Cab, will reach Foreat
Grove about July 1 to take up
their residence.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen Boa
ton bull dog; name "Tat;"
trindle and white. Reward for
recovery or information leading
to 8ame. H. W. Hansen, Sher
wood, Ore., R. 4, Box 40.
The B. V. S. voung ladies of
St Mathews church will give a
basket social and dance at the
school hall Wednesday evening,
June 21 at 8 o'clock. Baaketa,
35c each. 25c admission fee.
Proceeds to apply on achool fur
niture. Remember the date,
Wedneaday, June 21.
Those who are going to run a
stand at the Park on the 4th will
do well to see the Den of Sweets
man about ice cream. Th com
petition will be fierce and the
beat ice cream will win out,
therefore it muatbe Weatnorly'a.
F. J. Wirfa and Son, who own
a aawmill at Wirfa, on the P. R
& N., above Buxton, were in the
city yeaterday. They lost about
400,000 feet of logs by fire. Sun-
fi
01
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K
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at
of
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bt
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h.
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been given out 10 m pins,
owing to the fact tbat he haa no
desire to help the Prison Aid
Society, which ia said to be
financing Thompson'a defenae.
From what ia gleaned there will
be no question but what Thomp
son will be indicted, and he will
also suffer indictment on the
charge of robbery of the Jap
anese camp, of which the officials
aay they have an tndisputed con
viction.
.,1,,.,.
GRANGE AND FARMERS'
Patrons of Husbandry and Far
men' Union Join In Orand Time
NORTH PLAINS, THURSDAY, JIM: 22
Noted Sptiku Will Talk or Rural Cred
it! Fine Program and Gamei
The members of the Farmera'
Union and of the Grange, of
North Plaina and surrounding
aections, will hold an all-day pic
nic at the North Plains Park, on
Thursday, June 22. There will
be a program of note, and one of
the principal speakers will be
Hon. Hector MacPherson, who
will talk on Rural Credits. Mr.
MacPherson ia an authority on
legislation of this kind, and hia
address will be well worth while
hearing. He will also talk on
co-operative warehouses. '
There will be Borne good sing
ing, and there will be prizes for
winnera of athletic conteata. The
committee haa arranged to have
dancing in the afternoon and
evening, and the general public
Is given a cordial invitation to
attend and see how the members
of the organizations can enter
tain. SILVER WEDDING
About eighty friend3 and rela
tives went to the Fred Berger
home, at. Bethany; last Sunday,
to assist in celebrating the silver
wedding-of Mr. and Mra. Ber
ger. The day was beautiful, and
the guest? enjoyed themselves in
the open air. There was a
splendid repast and a fine pro
gram of music and addresses.
The present a were many and
beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Berger
were overwhelmed with congrat
ulations from the assembly, aa
evidence of the high esteem in
which they are held by the com
munity. One of the interesting fea
tures in the program waa the
singing and Swiss yodeling of
Jacob Josay and hia two daugh
ters; Mra. Boeckli and Mrs.
Fritz Kaufman. Peter Grossen.
of this countv, and Sam Trach
sel, ot Portland.
SEALED BIDS
Sealed bids for delivering 40
cords of good, sound tour-foot
fir wood, not second growth, will
be received up to and opened at
two o'clock p. m., on Saturday,
June 24. at my restaurant on
Third St, and contracts at that
time awarded if prices suit The
right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Mail bids or deliver
them in peraon between now and
date of opening.
T John Miller.
Hillsboro. Ore.
Hillaboro, June 14, 1916.
FOR GODDESS
Vote your choice for the Goddess
for the celebration by writing in
the name of your favorite in this
coupon, and mail it to the Secre
tary, Gom'l Glub, Hillsboro. No
money required.
For Goddess
Addreaa of person voted for
NOTICE
The Recall Committee wants all
those who circulated recall peti
tions to report to Claud Johnson.
Sherwood; Ore., R. 4, stating
number of names turned in; also
number on hand at present time.
Recall Committee.
ORANQE MEET
Hillsboro Grange'a monthly meet
Saturday, was a big affair, with
Steresting diacussion. Notice of
ie county fair dates at the P U
mpus, Forest Grove.was given
of Sept 20-23.
nfteen school children observ-
Children's Day by marching
I singing a Grange song, and
ing their achool yell, one fur-
shing the muaic on the piano.
Legislative candidates will be
vited to give their views at
July and August sessions.
The Grange gives an icecream
Hal at the hall, 7:30, June 24,
d a cordial welcome willba ex-
tided the general public.
ineapple Sherbert, the best
I sherberta, at the Den of
ovveeta.
Gabe Lockman, of South Tual
atin, called on the religious pa
per today.
Butter Day Every Friday will
be Butter Day at the Reynold's
Hardware & Package Grocery.
On this day vou will get a spec
ial price. We carry the highest
grade of butter made the Clear
Creek brand, this Friday, 55 cts
the 2 lb. roll
Baseball fans here will regret
to learn tbat Irving llinrganboth
atn hai been sold by McCredie to
Oakland, and hereafter Irve will
wear the Oakland suit. He haa
been one of the consistent pitch
era on the Beayer staff for a
number of yeara, in fact ever
since he left the big leagues.
Every year until" the 1915 aeason
he won a majority of hia games.
This seaaon he haa had aome
hard breaks and McCredie con
cluded to sell him, Oakland ap
pears to think the big Dutchman
s till ha3 some good pitching in
him -and he probably will pitch
his head "off" in order to make
good.
Mra. II. R. Minhick, formerly
Miss Ona Ford, wa3 hrre the
first of the week, the gueat of
her mother. Mra. Minnick was
one of the 38 young ladies who
were in the O. W. R. & N. float
at the Rose Festival, and all were
either employees or relativea of
employe of the railway. Twelve
hundred men were alao in the
O. W. Ii. & N. section of the pa
rade. Mra. Minnick aaa the
young ladies were royally enter
tained by the railway during the
Festival. She returned to her
home in Umatilla, Tuesday.
Sheriff Reeve3 this morning
forwarded to Gov. Withyeombe
and special agents wire to ap
pear here in response to a re
quest from the foreman of the
grand jury, that they may tell
what they know about Thomp
son being innocent of the mur
der of Mra. Jennings. It is
understood that the Priaon Aid
Society i3 claiming Thompson ia
innocent and the officiala of the
organization will be given a
chance to show that he ia.
Frank Imbrie, of near Orenco,
and L. A. Long, of the Argus,
celebrated their birthdays at the
Imbrie ranch, last Sunday, an
event which they have enjoyed
every year since Mr. Imbrie's
return to the home place. Be
sides their families others pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Frentzel. Mrs. E. C. McKinney,
Miss Marion Ly tie, Gail Wella.
A big birthday dinner was the
feature of the day.
The government Bureau re
ports crop conditions: forecast
for winter wheat in state 11,
400,000 bushela, aa aeainat 16.
000,000 bushels raised last year;
spring wheat. 3.710.000 bushela
acainst 3,825,000 last year; oats,
13 million, against 16 million last
season; barley, 4 million, against
4 and half millions last year.
Hay in Oregon promises 89 95th
a3 heavy as last year.
Eider I. G. Kniirht and wife,
of Harrisburg, Ore., are here,
the guest of their daughter,
Mrs. F. J. Horton. and family.
The visitors are going to British
Guiana, where they have been
called as missionaries by the For
eign Mission Board of Seventh
Day Adventists, at Washington,
D. C. They sail from New York
City the latter part of June.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boeker de
parted Tuesday evening for Sac
ramento, Cal.. where thy will
remain several weeks, tne guest
of Mr. Boeker's mother. Mrs.
Boeker wrote the son a few
weeks aso, requesting that he
visit her this Summer, and John
concluded this was a good time
for a vacation.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Ormandy. of Hillsboro, June 9.
1916, a daughter. This makes
four boys and two girls for Mr.
and Mrs. Ormandy, and the news
will be cheering to Ex-President
Roosevelt.
The K. of P. District Conven
tion will meet at Gaston, this
Saturday evening, and it is ex
pected that two hundred Pyth
ians will be in attendance from
Washington and Yamhill Coun
ties. John Friday, of Banks, was in
the city the first ot the week.
He says that the Banks ball team
defeated Gaston 18 to 2, Sunday.
MeGraw pitched for Banks, and
he is rounding into shape rapidly.
Fred McNel'y, of Jolly Plains,
was in Monday, taking out a load
of silo lumber. It is estimated
that at least. 300 silos are being
built this season in Washington
county.
Mrs. Robt. Haileyi of Wasco,
Ore., was the guest of Mrs. J.
W. Connell and Mrs. G. A. Pat
terson, yesterday and today.
The guest . was formerly Miss
Trella Ford, of this city.
Summer is here, and so is the
best ice cream, candy, soda, and
cigars. You will find all these at
Koeber's Confectionery. Gie
us your party order for brick ice
cream.
Jos. Galbreath and E. A. Ed
dv. of near Tualatin, were in
town Tuesday afternoon, before
the grand jury on the Jennings
murder case.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ford and
children, of Umatilla, visited rel
atives here the last of the week.
For sale: Seed corn for silo
three kinds, two of yellow and
one white. Zina Wood, Hillsbo
ro. 8tf
Miss Phoelw Pernne departed
rnday for Centralia, Wash,,
where she will attend the Sum
mer Normal.
rRorrosioiut
V. A. BAILEY, M. D.
I'hysiclan and Snrf eon
Office: Upulra lo Schalntrict) B1m
Ktdeno aoutbwmt ooror BMalln
tnd ttooond HtrMU.
Phono, offln City SM2; roaldraoa.Olty S
ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. O,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
. Completely equipped botplul lo ooa
Oflction.
Calla atuwtrtd day or night. Both
phonea. Office over Hillaboro Nation..
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Offices uptuira in Schulmerka Bloea
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
CpsUlra, A. C. Shute BIdg, Main A an
HILLS BO RO, . OKBOOB.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW. . .
Ornoa: Main Street, opp. Court Hoom
HILLSBORO OBBOOM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, upsutra in Schulmerich Block
Hillsboro, - - (Vtigoa
Frederick Andersen, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGED i
Successor to Dr. Cunni ikham.
Office and Drusr Ston.
Orenco, Orkg
Telephone connection.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Otflce up-aUlr over Hillsbdro National
Bans.
HILLSBORO ...... O&JCOO.N
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trmietie BIdg. Booma 5 and
HILLS BO EO, ORE.
Main and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro ... Ore
E.L.PERIUNS
ATTO UN E Y-AT- LAW
Notary Publio-Collections, Loans, ato.
Room I Commercial Bank BIdg, upstair
HITJ.SBORO, . OREGON
DR. W. H. PASLEY
Dentist
O rtlis in tbe Heidel Building, upstalrai
Main Street, adjoining Post Office BIdg.
Rooms 3 and 4. Pbiuie City U
Hillsboro - - Oregon
DIP0NT EXPLOSIVES
POP lOOIUM
Dupont Stumping, $12.00
Repauno Stumping tIJtO
Alto Handle Oapa and fwn
E. SHEAER
Portlane, Ore., Route 2. One
half mile N. F. Bethany Store.
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Patterson Undertaftin
Company
G. A. Patterson. Mgr.
FDNERAL DIRBCTOR9 AND BMBALM8RS
Free Chapels Ladv Assistant
Over HilUbiro Furniture &Hiw. C.
Night and Sunday Phone Main l7;. Oaf
Phone Main 773
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SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
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safalcat aaa Msmm.
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nuwitii. mhuhiciuc, ununocn km sue ants
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ten in uina mil unfnen itatata ftvtnfko
semen.
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ftoiftlaHenfceaften, Ueosr-iraaunacn. tMUta)M
$rteftiK4fd mU anfetra Kltmtta.
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ask aaf Cttaattsasa.
XtlcD&on: Vtarftall SCO; ft-iorf;
$aua-xeifb)in: Wain nU a B-TtM.
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PORTLAND, ORE.
00. R. Bmalmr W. . Ma
BAG LEY t HAUL
attornbyb-at-Law
Rooms 1 tod 2 Hunt Buildlnf
HILLNBOUO. . . OBKttOll.
WWViAAArrVHMMW
Lying-in Hospital
I am now prepared to take Mstern.tf
casee, $12.00 per week- Pbona Citf IH
Mra. A. M. Hammer
Oil IIUS well piuiiJ OS i .
Baseline Street, leadintf out to
the cemetery, and alao on tha
Fir macadam, to the city limits.
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