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BY FOREIGN FOE
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Bombs Dropped on Skyscrapers-Crowds in Streets Thrown into Panic. Buildings Occupied by Soldiers
Reduced to Ruins. 30,000 SOLDIERS-1 7 AEROPLANES AND SEAPLANES-SUBMARINES-DREAD-NAUGHTS-MACHINE
GUNS AND ARTILLERY.
ALL SHOWN In The Greatest Of All Spectacles
to Arms Arainst WAR
Produced in 9 Reels. Nearly 2 Miles of Film. 750 Thrilling Scenes.
The Big Feature You Have Heard So Much About
Shown in Most Theatres at 25c and 50c
Our Prices: SSft 1 0c 25c
Children Occupying Seats Must Have Tickets
Friday and Saturday, June 30, July 1
tarns
It Cost Us $100 To Exhibit This Feature .
j LUBE
.. . c: i c.M.m, UNION STOCK YARDS
Neticc f Final Settlement
.
Njtice Is hereby given that the Final
Account in the Guardianship of Leslie
L. Lyoe and Winnie S. Lyon. Minora
has been filed in tbe County Court of
the SliU of Oregon for Washington
Connty, and that the said court has
designated Monday, ihe jut day ol
July, 1916, at the hour often o'clock
A. M., at aaid day, in the Coun'y Court
boom ia the County Court House ai
fi)lboro, Washington County, Oiegon,
a the time and place for hearing ob
jection! to aaid Final Account and foi
the settlement of aaid Guardianship
Bstat.
Dated this 28th day of June, 1916.
John Ita Marsh,
E&ecnlor of the Last Will and Testa
Bnt ol G. W. Marsh, Deceased, Guar
dian of Leslie i Lyon and Winnie S.
Lyon, Minors
Executrix' Notice
MY THEATRE
County Official Paper
There was the smallest rui of
cattle today for several wteks
consisting chiefly of "trashy
steers," Cows and heifers sold
on a steady basis with last week,
but steers showed some weak
ness. Calves steady.
On a very small run of less
than 2300 head of hogs the mar
ket made a pain of 10 cents.
Tops selling at 8 30. Demand is
good and market closed, on a
strong basis.
Sheep market did not show
any revival of strength. Lambs
unless prime are not bringing a
very strong price. Ordinary
sheep are showing the most
weakness. Market closed at
steady to weak.
A. liONO, KUHor
Entered st the Pot Orhce at Hillsboro,
Oregon, ss secon.t-.cliiss mail matter.
Subscription: $(.50 per annum.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
I.ONO
-BT-ft
MoKINNRT
Born, to Homer Mays and wife,
June 27, 1916, a son. The happy
parents reside near Laurel.
Rona'd.C. Vaught and Law
rence Taggart came out Irom
Camp Withycombe, yesterday,
to bid their relatives farewell
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, that she has been duly appointed
by lbs County Court of tbe state of
Oregon for the Couuty of Washington,
Executriz of the last will ol Kobert 11.
Walker, deceased All peisons having
claims agsinst said deceased aie he-eb)
required to present them, with proper
Touchers, within six (6) months from
the date of this vrce, to the undei-
tgntd. st ner fesiuence, urai rice ue- . , leavine fnr F, Dn,p,.Pan.
livery, dumber Iwo, Beavenon, hub- - - --- -- "----,.
inetJo Connty, Oregon. I near San Diego. The battalion
Dated st said residmce, the a8th day 'jto which they belong will en-
of June, 191. ...... I train today or tomorrow unless
ims nonce nrsi cuousoea ounc ,f . j . :oaH
The "Battle Cry of Peace."
nine reels, with nearly two miles
of film, will be at the Liberty
Theatre, Friday and Saturday
evenings. 1 his 13 one of the
greatest educational films ever
.exhibited, and every American
'citizen should see it.
The "slacker" who keeps still
is to be commended- in compari
son with the "copper-tops" who
have criticised President Wilson
.lor years because he hasn't 1
forced war on Mexico, and who
now are ardent in censure be
cause it looks as though we shall
have war. There is no pleasing
the "slacker" or the "copper-top."
1916.
Rachel P. Walker,
Executrix of the last will of Robert.
H. Walker, deceased.
E, B Tongue sod Frederick V
bud, Attorneys for Executrix.
Hol-
J. J. Kuratli is taking the
baths at Hot Lake, Union County.
Oregon is always ready in case
an emergency confronts the
country. The Oregon battallions
have the heart-wishes of all Ore
gon people in their trip
South.
ANTON BOEKER
plate
Win
BUILDING
I am prepared to do all kinds
John Roeker Sr. yesterday re- 0f building and Repair work
wived a telegram from Moaesto, I Cabinet work, etc.. Saw-filing.
Lai., announcing me ueatn 01 Screens and Screen doors. Shop
his son, Anton. Deceased was Linklater building. Second St., 2
uorn in 10. ne leaves a wue doors north of the Argus,
and four children. Ofhisimme- All kinds of furniture,
diate family his parents and two and prism glass doors and
brothers survive, one of whom is ;j0W8i Also Kawneer bars
John Jioeker, ot tnia city, now
visiting at Sacramento. Ilisj
mother and the other brother, j
Chas., reside- near Sacramento.
Anton has been the manager of
a department store in his home
city, for many years.
Mr. Boeker died after an oper
ation for appendicitis. The fu
neral took place yesterday afternoon.
JOHN BEATTY.
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4OrMiM0. tm
PU... City (72
101a
Card of Thanks
GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate. Prices. Personal Services
RMidac FuMral Plm, WuMaito t eik
HJUboro, Or.
EVANS PETERSON
Tuxedo's Grip
by Walt Mason
Tuxedo is the gripping smoke, a bopn to every buyer;
you take your pipe of English oak, of meerschaum,
clay or briar, and fill it with the fragrant weed, the
choicest man can gather; and then you have a smoke,
indeed; and are you glad? Well, rather. Tuxedo
ha no kick or bite, suggests no "morning after;" its
mission is to bring delight, and
fill your heart with laughter.
It caught the sunshine of the
south, when it was green and
growing, and brings that sun
shine to your mouth, when
out the smoke you're blowing.
"Tuxedo's in a class alone," its
smokers are declaring; "it has a
fragrance all its own, that baffles
all comparing. And thus it
grips the men who smoke, and held their true affec
tion ; their trusty briar pipes they
stoke, and never know dejection, (jtycuixffl
The home of Mrs. Frank Weisen
beck, of near Oregon City, was
the scene of a very pretty home
wedding, Wednesday evening.
June 21, when her daughter, Ida
Florence Peterson, was united in
marriage to John Alvin Evans,
of Canby. Rev. F. W. Launer
officiating.
The bride was beautiful in
dainty white voile and lace, with
full length veil, and carried
white roses in an arm bouquet.
The wedding march from Loh
engrin was exquisitely rendered
by Miss Veta Edmiston, who is a
close friend of the bride. She
was gowned in pale green silk
and wore white roses.
The ceremony was performed
under a huge bell of fern and
orange blossoms, and the rooms
were beautifully decorated in
orange blossoms and pink roses.
One of the unique features of
the wedding was the celebration
of the fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Lucke, .of Canby. Mrs. Lucke
is a sister to the groom.
Ihe bride was formerly of this
county, and has many friends
in this city and he surrounding
country, S'ie is a grand-daugh
ter to Mrs. R. K. Simnson. of
Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans are now
W. B. Peterson, of Witch Ha
zel, was in the city- yesterday
afternoon.
Henry Huntemann, of Oak
Park, was in yesterday, and left
at the Argus office some of the
finest strawberries yet witnessed
,' here this season. The berry has
I no name, but has been improved
'over some standard varieties,
j Mr. Huntemann has three acres
!set to Fall strawberries, which
r a 1 1 . .. ihe will harvest late this season.
Ceo. Alexander is acting as; when th ice9 aheaj
deputy shtr.tt. of Spring and early Summer
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Johnson, j values. Henry made a trip into 1
of Jolly Mains, were in the city, jHood River last week, and says
Tuesday, lit is an education to a man up
Wm Muinn ir luvrmcr Qt-ilnere. as he will learn more
Butte and Missoula. i"Tu !" nooa uiverin
a uajr man juu wuuiu in a year
We desire to express our sin
cere thanks to all our neighbors
and friends who so kindly assist
ed us during the sickness and
burial of our dear mother, and
especially those who Bang and
I t 1
)n .u.i inose wno nrougni nowers.
Mrs. a. u. unase,
G. L. Marugg.
Solomon Marugg.
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of JULY
the best time
for your
Vacation Trip
Suggestions for your trip
Golf or tennis at Ncah-Kah-Nie
Bathing at Tillamook County Beaches
Gathering agates at Newport
Dedication of Springs at Ashland
Fishing Is fine at many points
Rogue River Rounriup, Ashland, July 4, 5. G
Chenj fair at Salem
Celebration at Newport. July 4th
Low Round Trip Fares
between all Southern .'Pacific station in Oregon
where tho one way fare is $6.tX) or less on July 1.
2. 3. and 4. Return limit July Gth.
Ask kcl agent for further Infumiation or wilt
John M. Scott, Conaral Passsngar
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
po'nts near
Montana.
down in the valley.
j Miss Minnie Morrill departed
for Salem today, to attend the
wedding of Miss Elva Smith,
teacher litre some years ago, to
Dr. Walton. From Salem Miss
Morrill goes to Eugene tor
short visit.
James M. Enschede, of Forest
Grove, died last week, at Stev-
ensville. Mont., and was buried
at the Grove, June 27. He was
born in Haarlem, Holland, in
io;mj, ana at 11 years or age
went to Pans, where he earned
ief he will have serious trouble l.ne profession of landscape gar-
with his vision. idener. He was proficient in
it I- a r .i r v 'eight languages. He came to
Mrs. Esther Matthews, of or. America at tne ae of 30 years.
est Grove, has sued frank L. da i m4u n-i
maiLiitiwa ior uivorce, alleging a 0
mai ne nas several times inreat-
Geo. J. Limber, a brother of
Victor Limber, has opened an
undertaking parlor at Sixth and
Washington.
Chas. AdaiTM lias secured the
contract to build a school build
ing for District No. 81. and will
start construction in the near
future. The structure will be
30x40.
I H. A. Wolford, of Buxton, was
in town today. Harry is suffer
ing from an attack of his eyes,
and fears that unless he gets re
Miss Sya VanGross. who.
lirifVi DmiAn tV A w aii.iti.iA
1 , . j ii viiuuicii, nuivivr.
vi'v-ij iu V.W11111111. Duitiuc aim uLii-' hv.H
erwise made her life almost un
bearable. TVy were married in
Iowa in 1878. and have five
grown children. The wife says
that on June 20, in order to co
erce her to execute a deed the
at home to their many friends at husband secured poison, and was
two years he has been en
gaged with a big fruit growing
company in the Bitter Root,
Montana. A son left for Alaska,
a week ago Monday, and does
not yet know of lis father's
demise.
Canby, Oregon.
For Sale Six good milk cows.
Mrs. M. B. Bottorff, two miles
east of Hillsboro, on Baseline
Road, and imi'e south. Address,
Hillsboro, R. 1 15 8
deterred only by her calling in
Hie neighbors. She asks for
$5,000 permamont alimony, and
I'm suit money,
court to restrain
from disposing of
property.
Ed. Demmin. of South Tuala
tin, was in Tuesday, and says
the heavy rainfall, while in-
She asks the , juring clover that has been cut.
the husband j has done a great benefit to all
the personal other crops three to one for the
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Base Ball Schedule
AT
ATHLETIC PRK
Adjoining Celebration Grounds
July 2, 2:30 P. M.
Banks vs. Vita Club
July 3, 2:30 P. M.
Laurel vs. Verboort .
July 4, 2:30 P. M.
Cornelius vs. Vita Club
Three Snappy Games. Come and
See Them
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