RECORDS IN WEST
Kay McNamara Make New T.nw
between Spokane and Sealile
Jaunty Official fkhyt
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i : A. IiuMU, r'.ditui .
Kn'cTf.l y IN Olli.N: nl ilulshoto
j OuHi U ft-cond-. U s mat! ttiftltrt.
Mi!ni!pit-n; t,n i per nt!hum.
IS i'r-h KV Kk YT 1 1 V R SD A" ""
t. V
AND TROVl PORTLAND Til SPOKANE
-I3V -
Qirck Acceleraiioa, Efficient
S -dem nd Brakes Bif Fic!or in Run
Wilson U usinjt
to net the railways
Uiy F. McNamara. pilotlnff a
Maxwell car, recently made some
r.-narlable records on the west
ern coast, adding to the reputa-
tion this make has established
f ir al' around efficiency.
He broke all speed records in a
r ;n from Spokane to Seattle in a
a ck Mix well roadster. The
f'apsed time for this run was
e s-ven hours, fifty-five minutos.
T.e Maxwell M'ered the train
hedule between these points
I irore than an hour, and lower-id
the automobile record by
th hours.
.McNamara averaged thirty
t .vo miles sn hour ac.-oss the des
ert lands of Eastern Washington-
He crossed the dangerous
r.iewitt Pass in the Wenatchee
mountains and the Snoqualmie
I'.iss in the Cascades after mid
ni-ht and arrived in Seattle ear
lv in the morning.
his record run was checked
ou cially by the newspapers ot
RnnWane and Washington.
Another recotd for speed and
efficiency was hung up by McNa
m .ra on a run from I'orilanJ to
1: i.lkatlt. The distance is 458
im'.c a and the elapsed timo was
fifteen hours and thirty-one min
ui3s. The best previous record
tor this run was made last May.
when a motor car did the dis
tance in twenty hours and thir
tv minutes.
' McNamara attributes the sue
cess of both run3 to the quick
acceleration, perfect coo ing sys
trr. excellent brakes and the
Maxwell's abi!i!y to stand a good
hard beating over a hazardous
course.
Durine his tours in the West
the Maxwell pilot has been gath
ering some valuable road inform
ation for the benefit of tourists
A recent trip out of Portland
rtrried him more than 1.000
miles over deserts and througl
the mountains. Rain and rough
r.ads followed the Maxwell
through this junket, but the trip
w as made without a semblance
of mechanical trouble.
President
every effort
cuolinf t0 aj;:ree t0 a 8ettlement with the
employees in order to prevent a
strike. The employees are in
accord with Mr. Wilson, while
the railway managers and presi
dents are still negotiating. The
president has told the railway
people that if a strike shall
come it will not be his responsi
bility.
Ground bone, grit, shell.
food at Greera.
Bjrn, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ean, or HUisooro. August A),
1916, a son.
All the latest Kodaks and
Brownie Cameras at the Delta
Drug Store.
Born. Aii. 19. 191G. to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Delsman, lli.ls-
boro. a girl.
II. W. Hesse is able to be on
the streets a'ter a few days illness.
Those Jiavinjr White Leghorn
pullets to sell, 4 or 5 months old,
rite card to P. 0 Box 27.
R -e'dville. Ore. 21-3
Dr. E II S nith. Ward Downs
and Th.s. Tongue, of this city,
and Alex Scott ot Gaston, hunt
ed deer
ANDREW W. BARBER
Andrew W. Barber, a highly re
gpected citizen of East Hillsboro,
difd at the family home on
Thursdav. Aug. 24. 1910. after
21 hours of illness from acute in
digestion. He was born at John
soiberk. N. J.. Sept 8. 1843
a 1 later moved to Dane Co
Wis. He was married to Miss
Mary DeJane in 1863, in Wiscon
sin. He was an enlisted volun
teer in the Civil War, and was
member of C-o. E. Twenty-third
Wisconsin Infantry. He and hi
familv came to Oregon in 1891
and settled at Hillsboro. He was
a member of Gen. Ransom Post,
and held the esteem of a large
circle of friends all over the
county.
His widow and the following
children survive: A. G. Barber
Laurel; Fred Barber, Cornelius
B. A. Barber. Hillsboro, and
Mrs. Kate Hembree, of Carlton
UNION STOCK YARDS
The weeks market opened wit
quite a fair si '.ed number of cat
tie. over 1200 head. Quality
while rothing fancy was quite
fair. The best steers sold at
and cows fairly well. Taken as
a v. hole some strength was de
vtl oped, especially in the cow
section. All other divisions
were steady.
The hog receipts were dissap
p-ii'iting as tar as numbers went
Prices showed some' strength at
9 VJ fo' tops. The market
closed steady to strong.
Nearly 3700 head were
reived Mon'iav on a steady ma'
ket. Top lambs are still quoted
at 8 25 and other grades in pro
portion. Market closed steady.
re
Mf; Jehhh- M. KmU State
President of Uie V; C. T. U ,
will speak at the Evangelical
church on Wednesday, Aug. 30.
at 8 p, m. T here will be a short
musical program in convection,
consisting of male quartet, duets,
solos, etc, A (mission free. Ev
erybody coim. This doesn't
mean just u few women, but
everyone. M s. Kemp has boon
I traveling 'or the last month in
the southe a part of the state,
giving instructions regarding the
coming campaign and the issues
to be voted on this Fall. She is
a talented woman and a good
speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fluke vis
ited at Salem the first of the
week. They will s wn mine to a
suburb of Portland, and Mr.
Fluke will run on the Main line,
East Side. He has been employ
ed on the P. K. & N. for a num
ber of years, w ith residence here.
eKand their many friends regret
their departure.
RED PEP'S
PHILOSOPHY
s. p. & p. n. & v..
All. except the P. R. & N., trains
are electric, and stop at tin de
pot on Main Street.
TO PORTLAND
Forest Grove Train U:."0 a ni
McMinnville Train 7 :ti
Sheridan Train 10:03
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p. ni
McMinnville Train 2:15
Forest Grove Train 4:10
Eugene Train 4:55
McMinnville Train 6:40
Forest Grove Train 9:50
FROM PORTLAND
arrives
Eugene Train
Ts&ULt fopm .your
faith to soue hit be
4rt jou use ft satcty pin.
McMinnville Train
this week in the moun-, Forest Grove Train
tains above Oaston. Fm-Ast fimv Train
Hoffman niano, almost new, Sheridan Train
for sale- $150 on time and $120 porest Grove Train
casn. t an at resiaence near ce
dar Mill, or write Ma Hickethier,
Portland, Ore., R 2." 22 4
Mr. and Mrs. J.E McNamara,
of Aloha, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
8:15 a. m.
10:03
11:59
3:1 1 p. n.
4:33
6-10
7:15
9:00
12:15
McMinnville Train
Forest Grove Train
McMinnville Train
All trains stop or. Hag at Mxtti
Laier. of below Portland, were et' civth nnri Fir Sts..
u':st3 at the D. B. Burkhalter "A"l Z?LX'Z l't
home. Sunday. Q,oom Corvico f mm old denot at
Money to loan on 5rst-cla3S, foot of Second Street
farm security. Wellington TO PORTLAND
County Abstract & Title Com-' p R, & N. Train 4:30 p. in
pany;by E. J. McAlear. Mana- " pR0I PORTLAND
ger. 4tf P. R. & N. Train 9:15 a. m.
Taken ud: Two vearlinc heif- Motor Car Service
. . . , . . . - rl r a
ers, ilolstein breed; black calf o cuxton
ind light yellow calf. Apply to lo Umber
Percy Long
11',! Oregon
How alio t tl.at Kod.-ik yt u were
liuimr to aehasi' tins i;ir ;
Better c;ill ami let us show yon
our new line complete line ot
Eastman Kod.il.s :iml Supplies.
The DfltA Drug Store
12:2.i p. m.
4:20
9:55 a. m.
2:10 p. m.
Beach Special Daily
To Tillamook 3:02 p.m
From Tillamook, .9.22 p.m
Notice to Creditors
Xotic ia hereb? bivii that hi un-ler
sllfiinl bu breii p .intut Ailininblrm.ir
of the bute ot t liaries j(ioin. .
cfoiKHi, by n ordi-r ol Uie 'junty f'nur'
of the Hlii ol Ormtan for ilia Coimtv o'
Watil"et.ili. tuaile on Urn 'J7'h iliv i.f
April. IHIti.nnii ba.sj luly qunlifleJ M such
AdmuiimrHU.r.
Now, therefore, all -oiih Imvlne
clainn aeaiimt said eatleare hereby no
titled and required to present tbeamie
tueether with proper voui liere to tun at
my barbenh'P on Main Hirwt in Ihf
tlty of Hillaboro, Oregon, oral tlie law
oflice of Tbos. H. T. nitiiH, Jr , Attorney
at Imw, in the I oiiiinereial Hiccit n
Uilleboro. OrtKon, witbin nil iiion'.ti
from the date of the rirt pul'll-ullori o!
thin nolir. to wilt W itlim ntjt moi'lh:
from the 20th day ol July, A. p. lttlii.
I P A'lama.
Administrator of t'jft KkIiiIh i.l i harles
Jarobaon, DecaHel.
Thca H. T.)iiK'ie Jr., Attorney for
Admtnliitrator
rV.s!
1 a'
A. MeGreeor. at ML Calvarv From Timber
Cemetery, on the Barnes Road, i r rom Buxton
East Washington County. 23
County Clerk Luce went up to
thp "Crow's Nest" Camp, the
guest of the W. R. Frentzel and
L. A. Long, last night, and en-
loved ttie pleasures of a six
o'clock morning splash in the
classic waters of Galei.
Mrs. E C. Thing. Portland.
is spending a couple of weeks in
Hillsboro with her dauvfhti'r.
Mrs. J. B. Stewart. Ai this is
hf r first visit to this city for 12
vears. she finds many c iaiires i i
that time.
Yesterday, Aug. 23, wa3 the
hottest day of the year in the
Willamette Valley, mercury hav
ing climbed to 93 degrees. June
16th registered 92 degrees. To
day's temperature promises to be
as warm a3 yesterday's before
the afternoon closes.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Higgins, of
Seattle, and Mesdames Alberts,
lning and Call, of Portland, mo
tored out to. Hillsboro, Friday,:
and spent the day with the J. B.
Stewart family. Mesdames Al
berts and Higgins are sisters of
Mrs. Stewart, and Mrs. Thing is
a sister-in-law.
A native of Armenia, in cos
tume, will be at the Methodist
church, Monday night, at 8
o'clock, to lecture on "Turkey
and Mohammedanism " The
rrpatmpnt of th A rmaniiina la Wanliiton l ounty, urfjrori, as the tiinf-
treatment oi me Armenians is and place for hennnir oi jwtions Nit.:
the disgrace Of the Century. , final account and for lh li;ml fettloiiKii.t
Come and hear about it. The Mfnh day r ab. im
admission is placed low so all can i Molly wiike, A..miiitrairii Mute
avail themselves of theopportun-lr"'aid
ity. Only 10 Cents. Come. William O Hare, Attorney for Admin
Unith j Iciirninj anJ Labor
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
In iU Si S h U I I'.Tty eiiilil t"
partmrn'.s i-- viu: frt-l in ! Kt.it woik
ot unitiii)! I.i- iin:n; uvl f,.it.T.
Fortv-cihth School Year Open
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Deffee Coursil rnUirmi: u lur yenr
h4;lt m-Iio j.n-pii.iliou, iire uUeivd in
the lol.owiii'.
AC.RK'l l.n'HK, lft n.'prtmetiU;
CO.MMl'Ki !'. 4 I" :...rlm. iili, l.M'.l.N
Kl'.KINw, i' i h irtmeiif-i , MINKS, 3
I),-i,rt;n. it! .: ! iit'l',iTiV. '.' Ih'iwrt
mnits, ll t .n, laiiviun..-). i nt-pari
uients; uii'l I'M KM.CV.
Vocational Coarse rr.jiiiriiiK an
Kililli tir-i.e rrnniitii for entr.imv
are olli n'.l n iillure, p-iiryiitK
ComuitTcr. !' .ri'-lry. Home Milkers, an. I
Merh in.i' rts. I'lnrm-n'v with a two
year hih x H 'oi nilr.uice ienirriuciil
SCIluni. nl; MJ'SIC l'ino,"Strin
Bnml ai I Voi.v v'ultuie.
C ii ui.l U.mtilul tllintratd
bovkli-t free
A i : Till'. '.".tsTllAH,
I m J- II, ., ." M,) H)!VA!.l.lS. OKKG
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TIIK
STATE OF ORKGO.N FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the Matter of tho EfitiHe of ('laud O.
Wilkes, ilfw&Hcd.
Notice ia heraoy iflven thV. the nil I ir
iirned adininintratrix of nail) rstal hs
filed iu th ahove mititlid ,'onri ami
cause her final acconiil and rmurl an
such adiiitnintratrix. and the nanl ( niiri
has fixed and appointed Monday, tlir in:h
day ot Hepleinlwr, 19IU, at lh Iwur ol In
o'clock of aaid day. ami the court mom
ot the above, untitled Court in Hiil-horo
Iirl Ringle was severely kick
ed hy one of the Mercan'iie
horses, Monday morning, the an
imal connecting with Karl's knee
and groin. Asa result he is laid
up at his home in the Annex.
Dr. Erwin attended thp pntipni
until the return of Dr. E. H
Smith. The injury is a severe
one :tml v may he po.ssiole that
an operation slia.l follow.
Ed. Schulmerich and family
will soon move into their h. ni-
some new bungalow on Sixth ai.d
Main. The building is one ot
the really neat residences of the
city, and is a departure from the
old style. With outer concrete
wills aft it handsome linos the
home is one that marks it as
, exceptional.'
Mrs. Helms, of Tacoma. is the
pneit i-f her daughter, Mrs
Le-vi.ard i!rjn.
H. Lauder is the Canny Scot, who always knows just
what is what, and people say he s
grown quite rich, by always know
ing which is which. One thing's
admitted by the bunch, which is
that Lauder has the punch.
Where'er he does his sprightly
chores, he packs the houses to the
doors; he sings his songs so pass
ing well, the auditors stand up to ,
yell. Withal, he is a thrifty soul;
he wisely will not spend his roll,
until he's sure he will not fail to
get full value for his kale. That's
why he always asks for 'Tux"
when he would spend his hard
earned bucks for 'baccy, in his
pipe to puff he knows Tuxedo
is the stuff. Great men, wise
men, in every land, all tell us that
Tuxedo's grand.
IV TIIK ( I r; I IT COUNT OK Till-
STATR OK ORKCON, FOR WASH
INOTON COUNTY.
Mary V. I ii-t'o.lv, pUinlill , "t William
) I'm.' snl v, dflo.i.l.nil ;
To William l I 'nWhly iil.ovrt imintd
defendant :
In IIik union of llm Klule of Mrt;o yon
are horctiy ri.piiiel to appear and an
wf.' UlH i",ni(il,tlul. tiowl it.' noxt vll l'
I lit-alii.s ptiUii'l i ii ni a.id fiiii'i' on if
l fore Urn t :d d.iv ol Ni-it ml.rr. l'litl
aaid dull: tM inn nl'i.r lh rxp'-rnlioii ol bu
werka from thf I--H- of tho tlrnt puldl
i-iil i,,o ol lhi mho lis. mid if von lail U
piilir Hint an-urr ml i'oin.iiuit. for
want tln-ri' il, lli'i (iliiiiihl) III apply t"
the Court for Hie n lie i rnved lor Hi
her r.oiii,iiiiil, u'tf lor ltTeo dm
aolvii'K the ii.i'i of ii iiniaf ami mar
riairr- imiiHiu I n if ni.il liwinlorffxiHiini;
qfttwcmi jnii mill r;n ,!;n ol ill, nnon
Kroni.il" ni rriU'i mi d u i hn 1 1 1 h n I riiHliniiiil
TIhh Jiniiiiioii i ii H.iV','d up ni you h
piililiraMnii ihnr.-nl in Mid iliililioro Arin
ltl rniiitut t mo i.r' i r ol I tH- Hon t)nn If
llfiflfiv. Iiiil,:" ol llm i.liio flniillcd
C'Uirt. n cmlori il an I iliiKvl iiii tlir.
l7lhilvol ,i:i, I'Hti , ;ind wliicli iin!
unlnr iln.ri-Oi ! tii.A -iiiiiiii oih i- anr
v-d it j, ,ii yo'i l-v piit.,i,wi! i-ii tlwir'nf in
w:n I Jiil'nii to Ari'ii. for hi Miiikatve
and r.oi h rniivc w.i-l.". Hi" ilam ol t:i
lirst pwhlir ., . i, i !o ii In .ii; llm 2ll,
i;i f.l .lll.v , I "' :,l! tl' il. "-ol Ml' llli"!
p.ll.lii-ulli.n t o. I In .)', t ilf -'I'sl. liny ol
AlO'llM. id li.
WM. C. IIAUH.
Atlunii'V;! for I'laititiff.
liids I'nr Wood
Sejilo'.l hills wi I he r -ff-ived tif
to Sep ' nib'.-r 1 r;t ten o'clock p.
rn lur I n i'i i - i nr Wfisliinjilori
County with t Cinh of olil
! growth, suur.d fuur foot wooil,
to b ('clivrft (I at tlicC'iiirt house
by Oi'lober 1. Tdf rii;ht is re
f rvfd Id r(-jpct any or :ll hiiJa.
AdrJrt rs nil proposals. f.talflil, to
the uiioVr.-;iini'l.
.1. I). Kfcve
Phf-rilf of Washinjiton County,
Orctfon.
Dated this Aupr. .'5, lDlfi.
HARRY LAUDER
WtrU-famom, Scoick Cm
"TiauJo for mtlJntu, pun
Ug and fragrant. THE to
haccafot mm. With my pip
fitM with good old TUXE
DO, all my trouhltt go up
Ik tmoke. In all my world
ulJt Iraotll I'm ytl to find
tit tquai a m tlow-kurntni,
ol-luttnf, iwut-ftacotej
lelacco. TUXEDO latojtcj
aPllBERT
Ln mnri
S . li.uulU
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 25-26
Myrtle Gonzalez
in
"The Secret Of
The Swamp"
A Lively Red Blood Feature of
The South. Five Reels of Com
edy, Thrills and Beautiful Scenes
of the Southern Country
Also One Grand Comedy Reel.
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Prices
Five and
Ten Cents
J
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
New Prices August 1, 1916
The following prices for Ford cart will be
effective on and after August lit, 1916
Chassis . . . $325.00
Runabout . . 345.00
Touring Car . 360.00
Coupelet . . . 505.00
Town Car . . 595.00
Sedan .... 645.00
f. o. b. Detroit
Theirf pricei are po.itivrly guaranteed aaain.t any radnrtion before Auiiu.t lit,
1917, but there it no guarantee aHaintt an advance in price at any time.
PETERSON BROS.
Forest Grove, Oregon
Distributors for Washington County, Except Beaverlon
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MM( i: III' SIIKI.'II TVS HAMS.
Notim in lificliy givfin, That by
vil'tllO flf .'I i'l'l II I Hi, r " ' r H ll lie
c. i- pyr-cu1 inn 'ti,il nrdrr of Rala
i:;supil on! of ; nil liml jr t lie floal
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Ori son, for Hi- Coiinly of Washing
ton, dati il tin- ; Hi day of .July, 1'Jlfi,
in favor of Ivn - ir. I.ni', plaintiff;
find against I'.v . M 1'iirlel!, dcfpnilant
forth'? Hum of I'w, nt, liiiii i llm difd
I'll is if;,' o ) wilh ir.lcrfHtlhf.'Pon
front the lit day of Oiaol.tfr, 11,14,
at the rat-.' of ' per cent per ennum,
arid for tho further sum f.'i.j Atioi-
I - -'r-WTTi
1- . 1 , , ,1 ,10 0,4 ..1. 1. it.nn.,A XT.....U ni .1 J rn . ... .
in v ! 1 , 10 HIP lir"CK,i nnu (lonvcrpy, ..'t iuiinn( iimim nui'in in; ucKrPOB . 1 WCIIIV-INIIIO (L' )l T i rlv Hill
commaniliiif.' in'' to mako nahi of tho 1 wven miiiutPH RiHt ulonf line be- Thii'ly-Two (82) of mid in North
iiKiiruviuo Aun'iion tin Hhown by
the map mid pint thereof duly ra
rorilcd in (he oll'icc of the recorder
of roiivpyiiiieen of WHhiiiton
CotiKy, Oipko.i, to Hat.infy the here
inhi'iore nanieil mmut and for the
niKt anil expe-iHcH of Halo and said
writ.
Sid Hide will he made aubjnet to
r.vlnriiition na per ttatute of Ore
Kon. Mated at Ii;ill,UIOl Oreiron, thie
-Rth day of July,
,0 .,. . . J- K- RKKVUS,
Mia iff or WnHliiiiftnn County Or.
Hy JKO AI.KXANIiKR,
flenuty.
JAS. S. STRICKI.KR,
Attormy for l'luintiff.
real proper' y hereinafter described, I
have levied upon and pnimiant to
naii excel lion end rd"r of Hale, I
WW. - 11 1 ne- l iv, ll'v "i'lnl .y o( rf,i li inlif 1
I0IC, at the Hiniilt door of the
Coiiiiliouiii' 111 Ililhihoro, Wanliinpr
ton Cmndy, Oregon, tit the hour of
ten o'clock a. in. of said day, mil ut
pul, lie auction to th liiKliewt. bidder
for .r.Hi ill hand, all of the fo'low
ir.;; ili.i'iihci! real ;r:ip"!'ly, lyliifT.ho
int; end niluate in Wa.sliiiiKlon Coun
ty, On iron, nnd more particularly
di'Nil'ilied un folloWH, to-wit:
I! i n,i v it H e nnr rr-r p inl be
tween neci.ii. is 2 and II .Townnhip 2
.South U:im;e 1 Wei l, of W. M. runn
ing thence .South C4 degrees Euat
tvveen I.otn ,'K) anil HI in Norlh.Tic
ardville Addition 8.07 clmiiiH to Gru
ham Avenue; thence alonir Uriihnm
Avenue (o a point in tho extention of
a line between lotn 27 and 28 of auid
Addition, beiiiif 2.!)!) chains more or
Ii'hhj llicncn .Souih !ill dexreeg 5!l
iniiiutea WeHt.8.'J7 chains more or
lens to the plaea of hpprinninr', con
taininir 1!.I54 itcreH, beini; the ertHt
iiait of lot 31 in North Titfunlville
Aildiliiiu uccoidiiiK to the recorded
plat, thereof, in the office of the re
corder of conveyances of WoHhi;irton
County, State of Oreiron. Also all
the following deHciibed real liroliorly
Kitualcd in the County of Wamilnir
ton and Stale f,f Oregon, viz: All of
Lota numbered Twenty-Eight (28)