HUGHES TAKES COUNTY
kculslralloH Over 5,000 (In-aler
Tliiui Democratic kinihtriillon
CltHSIV KII'HIII.ICANTICKIir II.IXTI I)
I'lHmatcd Hull Alimil right HiiuiHiind
Villi Were Caul TuckiIiiv
With 8,000 viit.: eat Tiii'H.lay
WaMliiiiit(in County nivea the
vote to Mr. Hughes by about
l.UTiO majority over Mr, Wilson.
The German vole went Htnnmly
to Mr. Hughes, but the majority
wus disappointing to the rcpolili
eiin eumpaiKn committee. Mr.
Iluglus curries the Httite by
about 7.000 only.
Judge Kfaxoii'-r wan mi.Htnined,
beating the recall, ami was re
elected over Service.
The entire rmmty ticket
h'KWlative candidate.- were v
ed on tin1 republican ticket.
Wm. Si'hulmerich maile a
nmt
I'Ct
big race and was the leading man on
the (liMiiocrutic legislative ticket.
J. C. Applctfiite defeated Slier
IlT Iteevi's probably by 800 voles,
tlie count not being all when the
Argils goes to press.
Ihe ticket as elected follows -
Congress, Ha ley.
Secretary of State, Hen Olcott.
Supreme Judges. Moore and
Iluruett.
Food Commisriioner. J. D.
Mickle.
('ominissioner Public Service,
Fred Huehtel.
Circuit Judge, Geo. K. I5agl"v.
State Senator. Dr. W. 1.
Wood.
Hepresetitatives. 15. 1". Oorne.
Iiu. I'.enlon I! ivvinan and S. .
i. Meek.
District Attorney, K. l
Tongue.
Commissioner, II. T. Iletwo.
County Clerk. H. A. Kuratli.
SlierilT. J. C. Appleirate.
Recorder, .las II. Divis.
Assessor. W, F. Holey.
Surveyor. C. (S. Keiter.
Supt Si hivils. U. V. Barnes.
Coroner. Dr. Ira E. l'.arrett.
Countable Hillsboro district,
Clarence Barber.
HOAkl) 01" INQl'IWY.
A Hoard of Inquiry, consisting
of S. I. officials amf attaches ami
L N. Tompkins and E. M. Ward,
have relumed the following re
port on the collision which hap
pened last week:
"Kay C. Brown, left leg slight
iy hruised; Jesse C. Applegate,
right shoulder bruised and right
Juntr punctured, til) days disabili
ty; J no. lWker, rivcht log bruised
and face slightly cut Damage
to automobile, $200, equipment
and track damage, none. In
vestigation discloses that Train
115, after leaving Hillaboro pass
enger station, had stopped, as
usual, at Oregon Electric Cross
ing, and was proceeding toward
Hoseline Street crossing, at speed
of about ten milei an hour. Uiy
C. Brown, drivintr the above au
tomobile, was approaching Hasp
Linerrossir.i,' at speed of between
10 and 15 miles pei hour, and.
account evidently having been
irirutrtii i ri niin vira!w mil with the.
, ...... .. .... ..
other two occupants of machine,
or otherwise having his attention
diverted, failed to observe the
approaching train. Bt any time,
until being struck." The rep irt
nays that the train was within
. it - . t - . i .i
tne si't'ci iimir. nemir wiiniu inc
maximum prescrilieil liy omi-lewani wm on mm iu mm
nance. The report ends: "It is ''r. Notify John Dalquist. Port
the opiaion of this board that re- land, R. 2. Hox )4. 32 34
Bponsihility for the accident at- H. Challacombe. of Cornelius.
iii !
taches to driver of the aulomo-;
bile, for failure to exercise
ordinary precaution, when no
p'oaciiingtiua railroad crossing.
No recommendations were made.
Addenda
"The crossing referred to is
protected with standard crossing
The Man or Womin
Who Know Mow
THE atnmp of "bminri-kiiovteJi;c" ii plcil upon the
nmii or wiinmii who handles all receipt nnd dilumf
mnixlt Ihiounh Ihe lHnl(. Thnt Known lo he the SAFE,
CONVENIENT and SYSTEMATIC way. The Hillihoro
National lipnk lint SnvinH, C hriking Time Depnrtmentu;
and, Safe Drpnail Poxci.
i
Ms.
Wn ronlilly Inviln j our uie
oir with you whrnrver it U
W. II. Wehri.n-, P-e.
HlLLSBOROtoMfc
HIIXSltOKO,
n'nrrlhif l(rri h r crrmlnrf tMf!f
helntf In Rood condition,
..........p, .-.p,.., ......
In cood condition, with
approlehe thereto being ort level
ttrade, us Is tilno the railroad
track. For a distance of two
hundred and twenty feet from
the railroud track, in the c.i
rection ' from which automobile
was moving toward crossing,
tlnire is an unobstructed view of
train, approaching from the
Hast, of two hundred and sixty
feet.
The accident occurred at 0.15
p. in., at which time of day prac
tically absolute darkness prevail
ed, and, in addition thereto, a
linht rain was falling, which con
dition the driver of automobile
aHert prevented him from see
ing or hearing the approaching
train. ' Headhunt of electric
train was burning brightly, and
all audible signal rules were com
plied with, the use ol cow, rs
the city requires. being dinpensed
with on this occasion."
The Ward store has been robb
ed two times in the hut few
days, One night the burglar
got aw:ty with $1.75 and another
tiL'ht he captured a dime that
was left in the till. Kntrance
was made by reaching through a
bio ;en wini iw pane and turning
the lock. Suspicion rests on two
or three irresponsiblea.
All Trai) Shooters. Attention
j A rhankSKuiiik' shouting match
I will be held at Hillsboro, on the
j Garden Tracts, west end of Main
(Street, for turkeys and e.ese.
j Sunday, November 19. Begins
Jat 10 a. ni. 3:1 155
i Kay Reasoner gnet to Salem
j the lirst of the week to meet one
jdf the biggest mint manufac
i lin ers' representatives from the
lE.ist. This visitor is taking in
the coast to see what can te
done in the way ot netting
j product. Oregon mint has a
j tank' to it that obtains in the
! product of nn other state except
lintfon the North IVilic coast.
LaKranie ("ircle Women of
Woodcraft will uive a n.i.lniht
dnnce Nov. IS. tit the Woodman
Hall, H miles wist of Cedar Mill.
Tickets. 50c. Fine music. 35
i Marriage license was issued
Nov. (1 to lvlw. Henderson and
.Miss Vida M. Challacombe. both
ot Cornciiiis. The uroo'ii is one
of the well known baseball en
thusiasts of the county, and for
many years played on the Hills-
, boro nine.
i Fvr sale: Mixed vetch and
0'its for seed, heavy with vetch.
- 1'. F Hanley. Hillsboro. Ore..
Route 3. Hox 17; Telephone F
;u;. 324
; Fred Olson returned Saturday
from a week's lishinir and recre
'ation at Waldport. He returned
jfrom Waldport to the railway in
one of
the worst storms of the
season.
Miss Perifield's Spanish class
in (iuild Hall, Wednesdays, at 7
p. m , began well. It is not too
late to join. Ten lessons, $2.50.
(Serman at.H p. m., same. 32--1
Ivl. Northrop, of Shady Rrook.
was in the city the first ot the
week. Ed. says he failed to get
his annual venison, this season-;
the first miss for many years.
Notice to farmers The Beth
nny feed chopper will run every
Saturday until further notice.
A. L. Croeni. 31tf
The j
.
of this season's
by the A. H. C.
.(au.,,a ven
Club, at St. Matthew's Had, will
lake place Tuesday, Nov. 14.
(Sentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25c.
St raved: A Inrge white Nor
man horse. Last seen on the
Haverton road. Oct. 17. Suit-
-1.1 . .......... i 1 1 i... j A t . j
waM a Hillsooro visitor the first
of the week.
Van H. Meade, of Orenco, was
in town yesterday, taking in the
elect! n returns.
W'.rich Kempf. of. Ilelvetip,
was in town ehction day.
of llii Ranli. and will talk It
cmwriiienl.
Ptwid Kuratli
OREGON
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Nofirtt 0C DmP.wT ItoAfl kwtind
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To Voth HliinTioMAf; KOAI1 Ta In
P.tiAl) DlflTWItf No, ti
Wf, Hip ul'l(.Ttiu iicl iialcleiit tnf)nytri
if Kund Putilit No. 11 Winlnnuldll
County, DriKon, lurllirr rotiipiinitiK
more limn ten r t crnt. of tl'.e ri-siik-nt
tiiximyer In mud ria ilitii;t, bciirli)
Klvi' notice lint a mn liiix of the rri
itrnt liiinyrt of mii'l Koad Dintrii't
No. 11 Wn-ihl(.M hi County, Oregon, it
lli-fi-lry rnlk-il. nod will hr. tit-Id ill t'liiill
IUU, in mi. I Ki i JiihtilLl No. 11
Wmi.nixl.in C iliuiv. Oim id, nil llif IS
i of Nov , ityi, at ll.e tic.ur of n
oVIiN'k 1. M.. of njii'l day, to (luciin tlir
uilvlHiiMllly nt li-vyinn a Mpe-clal or
aililllliinal road tux In nuld dlnlrlut,
10 iloli-nnliio what, If uny, county
loailH or port lima tln-rwf la aald
rimd dlHlrlrt kIihII Ui Iniprovi-d, In
any Hin hil nianiK-r, anil On. cliar
ailir uaiid i'XU-iit of Mlih lniirovp-iiu-nt
or In ! ro v -in i n I k shall tnukc
llii n'on, and In Irvy hiuIi ajoolal or
iiilililliiinil tax. not lo I'Xi I'l'i in
inlll.4 on Uio dollar, on all t a x ; hl
ii'ul and tM-iHoiial propi-rty In mild
toad dlHlrld, aM a miijotity of mich
r'nldi'it taxpayiTK of aald road dlH
lrlrt Hliall ili-i-m advlmitili' for Uui
purpoiw of ralainx nioni y with which
In defray llin cxpciiHtt of mull wpcclal
lniirovi-iii''iil or Improvement H In
id Road Dialilct No Wanliingtoti
CfiuiUv. Oi-K"ii
lilted thin ll day of NovcinVr, A. I),
1916
llmry L. H'!jin n,
Knad Sti)crvioi ot Kn Uutrict No.
11 Wa!iliiKt'iii County, 0'f(oii.
lie iilcnt Taipayrt
W. 11. Citer. T. II. lii-niicy, Henry
Kiickiou, A. E li innr, Aujr. I'nnUon,
lilin 11. Mi-Cowau, It K l)( imi y, ,l-i. II,
Down UK, Sjiiiih I II I.awirnre, II. F.
Hlmiiler, I I.. M )ie!orV, J. It, Jolniann,
.1. .1. Conawiiy, I ll. niny, II. I', iKmn
ItiK, II, I,. Uoliiiiton.
SUMMONS
In 1I1 J mice Court f ir liillslioro Jji
lice of On- t'liu-e ai d Cotilnli,r lliitr ct,
Winlniijjion C 'tinty, (Jii KOti.
W. 1. Sti'vi-in, and V J, 8 evciif, prl
i rd iir liiuiuen umk-r the linn naiiu
mid iy r of iSierena ltroa. , I'ianililii
VI.
lla.vry Smith, I 'eftaiUnt.
l o Harvey Smith, di f. nd.iiil:In the
name of the Slte rf Oregon you are
bt'iiliy rfiiirtd to i.e,ir mi l autw.-r
tlie ci'inp'aiiil fiUd nniut-t you in the
aln.e entitled cmnl and action on or
lit-l.irc lh! lint day of til time prescribed
in the O'der fur publicum I of tliii
tiinimoni, vix: On or befure ihe expiru
lion of ix wet'kn next from and af er the
dak' of li'bl p.iliiiration of luiisuinmoni,
vi: November ijtli, 1916, and if you
fml lo to appear and answer, lor Mailt
thereof judgment will be g-anted 'o
plaintiff for jiulKUient as piaytd for in
tlu-ir aald cmp unit, vit: Hoy ihe tuni
of ifi 17 wish light per CMit. fulereat
from May ill, 1915. and the further sum
of fw.bo Willi right per ce:i'. inleret at
the rate of e.hl per tent from June 1st,
19,15, and the c sl and disburseuients
of lint action.
Haled, at llil's'Kiro, Orej; m, this No
vember 6t'i, 1916.
W. II. .Smitt-,
Jus: ice if the Peace.
Ji l..l'.rklny, Atlv. for J'.aiutilf.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the many
kind friends who gave ua such a
pleasant entertainment and
lunch'-'on last Thursday evening,
and the beautiful presents, also
from those who were not present,
We hope the tlfty years of
happy wedded life wished us by
the Kiiests as they started home
ward will come true.
Mr. and Mrs.C. T.J)ielow.
SHOWER
Last Wednesday niht. the Saca
jawea Camp Fire Girls present
ed Miss Evelyn Parent ith a
beautiful Indian blanket, at her
last meeting at the Club House
011 Fir street.
On Friday eveninpr the young
lady friends of Miss Parent ten
dered her a miscellaneous show
tr. One of the features of the
evening was a ceremony in which
Miss Beth Sigler impersonated
the Rroom, Mrs. Miltenberger
bridesmaid. Miss Bertha Souther,
best man, and Miss Emma Tup
per performing the ceremony.
There were many gifts, arid all
enjoyed a perfect evening.
Refreshments were served.
The following were present:
Mrs. C. Hoag. Mrs. E. Brandaw,
Mrs. Jas. Miltenberger. Misses
Allie, Kittieand Bertha Souther.
Alma Schulmerieh, Alki and
Keny Estep, Freda Ross, Mar
guerite Smith. Gussie and Beth
Siller. -Lucy Bloyd. Minnie Z.'it;---ler,
Zulu Walch, Emma Ttipper
nnd Mrs. II. Keliington. Verses
were given with each present.
Jas. Borwiek, of Orenco, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, of Port
land, was a guest of Mrs Leonard
Brown, the first of tho week.
Money to loan on farm seem
tv. 1 reoresent three large fire
insurance companies. Give me
a call. E. I, Kuratli.
A benefit, concert will bo given
by local talent at the Christian
Church, Thanksgiving ' week.
! Date to be announced later.
You may have blundered in
voting, but you'll make no mis
take by ordering your Holiday
photos at Johnson's Studio.
The Social Circle of the Con
gregational Church will be en
tertained Thursday afternoon,
November 1G, at the home of
Mrs. A. C. Shute, 13(H) Third St.
Oedur posts for sale by J. Q
Church. Multn imah and W.tsh
ingl. m tViuntv line. Cornell road.
Address Box 132, Portland, Ore.,
Uoute 2. 34
Frank Rollins, who has been
with a surveying party
in East -
ern Oregon and (.alitorna for
i nearly a year, returned home
.Tuesday morning.
BuoaiTl
MEETINQ
. Nollci) iff hfn'l.y nivi-n Uiat a hii-pi
Inu of lllrt rfcHld' lit tnximWH nf Itoad
UlMtrlct No. 6, WaHhlngln County,
Oifi;on, In hfridiy called nd will be
liebl ut Ihe IteliKH Kchool JIoiiho til
mild Itoad Dlntiiet No, , WaHhlnR
ton Counly, Oregon, on the 2r.th day
of November, l!il6, at th hour of
i o'clock 1', M., on aald day to iIIm
'nun and vote upon tlm I'htiuiiiteH
cimlutiici in tho following budget;
Budget.
Itoad IllHtrlct No. 6, Wanhington
County, Oregon, r-Htimatea the amount
of work, coat, ami number of mlllH
of tux to hn rained tor tlm following
year:
About 1 3 4 inili'H macadam on
fjiurel lllllnboro road, estimated rout
of which 1h M)0.
XH feet mai-ndam on road between
Aabahr and Tongue, ext boated coat
of which U 300.
Boo ft., macadam on road Ix-twccn
Wallace and Mann, eHilmated coh(
of which in K'oo.
.210 ft minadani on roa if between
Kimpxon and Stewart, iHtlmated coal
of which la $200.
AlKiut 2000 ft. macadam on Itood
roail, cHllmaled coat of which Is
11 :".
900
road,
:ir.o.
700
road,
ft. macadam on
rat limited coKt
M Inter bridge
of which In
ft. macadam on Karmlnviton
PHtlmated coMt of which 1b
Kr.o.
Value of taxable properly
In dix-
trlrt Ik about jr.Bi.iiuu.
Number of mills required to ralap
a 7 mill tax, $M27.
P.ited IIiIh 30th day of October.
A. 1)., 11116.
NKI.S LAItSRN,
lload RupcrvUor of Itoad DlKtrlef No.
6, YVaxhlneton County, tirepon.
Resident Taxpayers.
V. O, Jolinnnn, II. Kuqua, Marlln
Vandebev. Chan. Coppens. J. Kanina,
A. W. Rt.'wart. Kelli H.Uebuyr k, It.
A. Withycomlie, V. Wallace. A. E.
VanlCtiuin. Kd IVmniln, K. C. John
on, Henry Hehrmann. . OaviH, T.
('. JohnHon, J. II. Youns. II. II.
Ilehm-, (J. lyocknian, NtU I'iraen, 1(.
II. IIokp, J. II. Adam's, A. Huge, YV.
Stevens, 11. Ilell'dmyck. CharlfK Ilel
lelnivck, H. K. Allen. Herman Wet
ler, Marearet E. Wetzler, It. Horn
pi ker.
Notice of Final Scttlci-cnl
Notiee is hereby Riven that the
undi-miuncd. the duly appiiioted, quili
lied and noting Ailui iiisttnl.il of th
list itc of CaOierine Jane Wilhycombe
Ileccnsed, U- fi! iu ;he Oniuty Couil
of ll e State o tlrrirnn lor Wshinton
County hif t'ir.nl Acc u:it in aaid
Ksuitc etd that taid Cu t haa fiied
Monday, the nth day ol icce : ber, A
I) , 1916, at the hour of -en o'clock A. M
fmhi day n the County (nmt Hjobi
ii ihe Ci'inty Court House i f Washiug
ta i Ci 11 'y, t)ri-((on, as the time and
plac fir hrariiiK id Filial Arc 'Utit
aud all objections thereto mid for the
fi.ial tetilement of said H-tate.
D.ited tlits 4'b day if Noveuilier, A.
I) , 1,16.
Th -maa Withyronihp,
Administratoi of the KMateof Catherine
Jane Wilt yeotnbe, I)i-cea.ed.
K, B. Tongue, At'oiucy for Admin-
istialor.
GEO. V. KELLY
Geo..W. Kelly died at the home
of his son. Harland. above North
Plains, Oct. 28. 1916. He was
born in Elkhart Co., Indiana, on
Jan. 16, 1819, and was the eldest
of three children of Elijah and
Mary A. Kelly. At the age of
two years he moved with his
parents to Laport Co., Indiana,
where his mother died, leaving
him an 'orphan at the age of
nine. He lived from that time
on with foster parents until 14
years of age, when he wa3 sworn
into the Union Army, January
12, and enlisted in the United
States Army on Nov. 29. 1S63.
He was wounded in battle in De
cember, 1SG4, and detained in
hospital until the close of the
war. After being discharged
from the army he passed several
years on the frontier, and on
March 1G. 1871. was married to
Louisa A. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly passed the first years of
their married life at the coal
mines in Iowa. On April 7,
1879, they left Boone Co.. Iowa,
and crossing the plains with team
and wagon, at rived at Glencoe,
Washington county, Ore., Dec.
29. 1879.
He took up pioneer life in
Washington county, residing near
Glencoe for about thirty years,
and then moved to Buxton, Ore.,
June 18. 1910.
The widow and the following
children survive him: Wm. E.
Kelly, Buxton; Mrs. Plezy Dun
ham, Mrs. Stella Halley, Mrs.
Elmer Carson, Portland; Har
land and IrVin E.. North Plains;
Edna Kellv, Hillsboro, and Ru
ben with the S. P. K. K. Co.,
Portland.
The funeral took place from
the Harland Kelly home Sunday,
Oct. zy. and interment was in
the Arcade cemetery.
At the Coffee Club meeting at
Mrs. J. A. Imbrie's. Saturday,
the Study Club was formally or
ganized with ' Mrs. C. E. Wells
as president, and Mrs. ,C. W.
Rollins as secretary-treasurer.
The first meeting of the Study
Club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Leonard Brown, Friday af
ternoon, Nov. 17, at 2:30 o'clock.
Members of the Coffee Club or
other ladies desiring to become
'members are invited to attend
the meeting.
For Sale: Several wagons and
horses. Also Stearns automo
bile, ail in good running order.
Add' ess Log Cabin Baking Co.,
26.i Ivy St., Portland. Or. 34
Circuit Court-Clyde E. Con
nor; defendant is given divorce
and $20 alimony until further or-
!der, defendant to resume her
maiden name, Olive Lydia Duley.
Hazel -Carmack granted divorce
from F. C. Carmack.
Or". . DISTRICT
mid to tn pubik
KifiV our l&t tn'ri tb th Cafna-
w". atock H arm. at Seatt e. we
itVie had several more orders for
lojatein BtoCk. Will make an-
other trip to Seattle on Thurs
day, Nov. 1G. Anyone interested
in buying may join us in the
trip. Phone or write me not
later than Wednesday, Nov. 15,
so we can arrange.-Carnation
Milk Prodncta Co., Carnation,
Ore. 34
SKJ LER PARENT
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening. Nov. 8,
1916, at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Emma Parent,
when her daughter, Evelyn,
was united in marriage to Har
Iand liay Sigler. Rev. E. A.
Smith, of the Baptist Church,
officiating. Vintie Bloyd officiated
as best man and Miss Lencra
Schwabar, of Portland, was the
Htiridesmaid. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Frank Par
ent, of Portland, and Miss Emma
Tuppersang "I Love You Truly."
The bride wore white taffeta
de chine and carried a bouquet of
Bride roses. The bridesmaid
wore yellow silk and carried yel
low rosebuds.
The Camp Fire Girls officiated
as ushers and served refresh
ments after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigler will reside
in Hillsboro and will take up
housekeeping after a short wed
ding trip.
The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Sigler, and both con
tracting parties are justly popu
lar with the younger set
The presents were many and
beautiful.
The ceremony was performed
on the anniversary of the birth
of the mother of the groom, and
the bride's mother celebrated
her birth anniversary the day
prior the wedding.
Juliana Josephine, the eight!
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Vandervelden, of
Roy, died Nov. a 1916. On
June 21 Mr. and Mrs. Vander
velden lost their baby boy, aged
one year. Both are buried in the
Verboort Catholic cemetery. The
bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of a large ciicleof friend3.
Mr. and Mrs. "Vandervelden wish
to sincerely thank their many
friends who assisted them during
their bereavement.
Rev. Arthur J. Sullens. Home
Missionary Superintendent, will
preach at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning, at 11
o'clock. Rev. Sullens would like
to meet all members and friends
of the church after services.
C. E. will meet at 6:30 P. M.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Chas. J. Herb, of Banks, came
in this morning with the Banks
ballot boxes. Wilson was de
feated by 16 votes in Banks,
some surprise even to the Wilson
men, who expected to lose it by
100.
Lost Three weeks ago, on the
road between Hillsboro and
Banks, a package containing
shoes. Finder please leave at
tfc is office.
The music pupils of Miss Dee
Darling will give a recital at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Con
n.ll, Second Street, Saturday
evening, Nov. 11.
Rev. B. F. Clay, pastor of
Hillsboro Christian church.moved
from Cornelius this week, and is
residing in the G. A. Wehrung
house.
There will be a Celebration of
the Holy Communion in All
Saints Chapel next Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock: Archdeacon
Chambers will officiate.
Richard Hoyt and Donald
Gregg returned Saturday from a
couple weeks hunting and fish
mg trip over in the Newport
country.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Abendroth, of Portland, October
28. 1916, a daughter. Mrs. Ab
endroth was formerly Miss Grace
Connell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Connell.
Miss Wilma Waggener, head
of the Conservatory of Music of
the Pacific University, was the
guest of her sister,-Mrs. O. B.
Gates, the last of the week.
Clyde Brown, of Portland, was
in town over Sunday, the guest
of friends.
i. has. Adams ha3 $u bet on
Wilson, and he has been doing
some perspiring these days of
doubt and uncertainty.
J. J. Wismer, of Cedar Mill,
was in town yesterday, greeting
the boys at the election returns
counter.
Dance at Helvetia Hall, Satur
day evening, Nov. 18. Every
body invited. 34-5
M. McDonald and H. V. Meade
were attendants at the walnut
meeting in the North Yakima
country last week.
Sweet apple cider at the Den
of Sweets 15c for full quart;
50c the gallon. y
John Brandt, of Tigardville,
was in town today, bringing in
the ballots from East Butte.
JUDGE REASONER
Will Have 1.000 Votes to Snare
Retaining tiim in Office
MAJORITY OVER SERVICE STILL MORE '
Rcaaoner's Home Precinct Gave
Him
Banner Vole in County
Judge Dorsey B. Reasoner is
about the happiest man in Wash-j
ington County since the election
returns have been brought t!
the county seat. He had beaten j
the recall oyer a thousand votes j
and his majority over iijbert i
Service, his opponent for the of
fice of county judge, will exceed
the 1.000 mark.
Reasoner's home precinct,
Southwest Hillsboro. was the
banner vote for Mr. Reasoner.
He lost 11 precincts out of the
total, and these gave an advene
vote of 240 against him. The
precincts which went against
him are Banks. Cherrv Grove.
Verboort. Buxton, Cedar Mill.
Laurel. Mountain. Mullov. Oren
co. Reedville and Timber.
Service was not essentially a
strong candidate, and did not
even run up to the recall vote
cast.
Reasoner's only fight on the
recall" wa3 a statement published
in the county papers.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at pub
ic auction at his iarm, 1 rr.i!e
west of i-'armington, and 2 miles
east of Laurel, at 10 a. m., on
. TUESDAY. NOV. 21.
team bay mare3. 2900 lbs.. 8
years old: 1 team gray torses.
2600 lbs. 8 and 12 years; bay
mare, is years, 1400; black mare.
years, 10; registered jersey
cow, 4 years, now due; register
ed Jersey heifer. 1 year old'.
grade Holstein cow, calf by side.
6 years; high grade Jersey cow,
calf by side, 6 years; high grade
Jersey heifer, calf by s'de. 2 yrs;
2 high grade Jersey cows, 6 years
old. 1 to freshen in two months;
cow, 5 years, to freshen in April;
cow, d years, to freshen i
April; high grade Jersey heifer,
due December 15; hih gr4
Jersey heifer, due in April; 2
heifers, 9 months old; Champion
oinaer, Milwaukee mower, near
ly new; McCormick rake, nearly
new; nay tedder, nearly new;
hack, buggy, Oliver chilled plow.
14 inch; 50-tooth sleel lever har
row; 2 cultivators; milk cans;
forks, shovels and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Lunch at noon.
Terms $10 and under, cash:
oyer, six months' time, approved
note at 8 per cent. Two per
cent, off on cash over $10.
James Cruickshank, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli. Auctioneer,
Parent-Teacher Meeting
The Parent-Teacher meeting will
be held at the Public School,
luesday evening, Nov. 14. Prof.
Ingram will have charge of the
musical program; several com
mittees will report, and Mrs. J.
W. Bailey will give a reuort of
the Oregon Congress of Mothers
and Parent-Teacher Convention
held at The Dalles last m iath.
All interested in the schools
are cordially invited to attend.
The Needlecraft ladies will
hold a window sale and bazaar
before Christmas. Time and
place to be announced later.
NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD
MEETING TO VOTE ADDITION
AL ROAD TAX IN ROAD DIS
TRICT NO. 43.
We, the undersigned rtsldont tax
payers of Road District No. 43,
Washington County, Oregon, togeth
er comprising more than 10 per
cent of the resident taxpayers in
said road district, hereby give no
tice that a meetins of the resident
taxpayers of said Road Pistrirt No.
43, Washington County, Oregon, is
hereby called, and will be held at
Miildleton School House in said
Road District No. 43, Washington
County, Ore., on the 23th day of
November, 191G, at the hour of 3
P. M., of said day, to discuss the
advisability of levying a special or
additional road tax In said district,
to determine what, if any, county
roads or portions thereof in said
road district shall be improved, in
any special manner, and the char
acter and extent of such Improve
ment or improvements shall make
thereon, and to levy such special or
additional tax, not to exceed 10
mills on the dollar, on all taxable.
real and personal property in said
road district, as a majority of such
resident taxpayers of said road dis
trict shall deem advisable for the
purpose of raisins money with
which to defray the expense, of such
special Improvement or improve
ments In said Road District No.
43, Washington County, Oregon.
Dated this 28th day of October
A. V., 1916.
A. C. KRTTGER,
Road Supervisor of Road District
No. 43, Washinnton County, Ore.
Reiident Taxpayers.
C. S. Haynes. A. W. Wripht, E. C.
Rumer, C. P. Krucer, Hans D. Koch.
A. C. Kruper, Katie Krucer. I N.
Haynes. G. A. Spath, J. R Dow.
L. Schaltenbrand, Sarah .T. Ohla, J.
A. Chapman, Aue. ObeTst, H. K.
Joyce, P. L. Gusttn, Tom Pearson,
Roy Harrington. B. R. Harrington!
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F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
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StOTICE OF KIJIAX ACCOCirT.
''.co it !i. Nviy given (hat I, the under
. I'nwi I'liinwr itur of the enUte, of
..i!rinl M ir y iIh.-i-.wI, have filed U th
Vi-inty Curtol the .State of Oregon tor
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. I.iti r-i'rt'.i.r ot mid ratate and that maid
Court ha tit Monday
S'iiv-rtr 13. IttlU at the hour of ten A.
' , of day a ihe time "and the County
win U xmi in H.Uiboro, Oregon m th.i
i;i:h for hearing objautiona t saul a.v
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Ii::d ivo'ier 12, l!rUt.
K.nil Murty, administrator of the estate
f Mi oriel Many, uvoeaaed.
W N iiju-re t, Ally, lor aald Admlnia
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Patterson Undertaking
Company
G. A. P.itterson, Mgr.
rc.fFRAi. Directors and Embalmum
Free Chapels Ijulv Assistant
nvcr HiiUbjro Furniture & H Iw. Ci.
N'iKht and Sunday Phone Main 177. Day
Phone Main 773
Licensed Oregon 280. Peon. 1018
Phone. Cit 972
GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate Pricei. Personal Service
Residence Funeral Parlor. Wuhingtoa at 6th
Hill.boro.Ore.
man school notes
B Verne McKinney
the Juniors and Seniors, who
publish the "Hilhi," met last
veeic and elected Herbert
Scheldt, editor-in-chief; Paul
Baiity. business manaeer, and
Helen Bechen, Junior member of
.supervisory board. The follow
ing associate editors were select
ed: Edna Dooley, school notes;
Helen Bechen. art; Francis Link
ater, jokes; Eva Carstens, ath
letics, and Stanley Watson is the
.dumni reporter. The manager
has selected Verne McKinney
and Ruth Linklater as his assist
ants. The editor has selected
Florence, Garrett as his assist
ant. The '17 Hilhi promises to
be a much more finished product
than the '1G. because of the
tbundance of material this year,
and the fact that last year
narked the beginning of thta
innovation.
Four literary societies hav
been formed, two girls' and two
boys' societies. Organization
took place this week and the of
ficers elected are: Section A
nris Eva Emmott, president:
Alice Lake, yice president; Mat
lie Case, secretary; Edna Dooley,
treasurer, and Olive Gates, ser-geant-at-arms.
Section B Vel
ma Tipton, president; Kitty Mae
Stockton, vice president; Miriam
Stockton, secretary ; Viola Walch,
treasurer; Gladys Ruef, sergeant
it arms. Boys -Section A Paul
Bailey, president; Elmer Batch
elder, vice pres.; William Helms,
secretary; Edgar Karana, treas
urer; Bruce Irwin, sergeant at
arm?. Section B -Harry Schoen.
president; Clifford Payton, vice
president; Josech Mann, secre
tary; Arthur Reiling, treasurer;
George VanAckcr, sergeant at
anno. Committees have been
appointed to select suitable names
for these various societies.
The student body i3 giving a
farewell to Prof. Bradford, in
the High School Assembly, to
morrow evening t 7:30 o'clock.
Mr. Bradford hft accepted a-fine
position in the English Depart
ment at Spokane High School,
and expects to leave sometime
soon. The High School deeply
regrets the departure of Mr.
Bradford, as he has been a
moving spirit in hieh school af
fairs sirrce he became a faculty
member a year ago.
The girls' gymnasium classes
bare been formed, and held
their first regular meetings this
week. Mr. Amsden ha3 charge
of the Indian club class, and is
instructing them in exercise
winch he expects to feature in
the May Day exercises.
The German student3 met last
week ar.d formed a club, and
eleeted the following officers:
.Either Klatt, president; Herbert
Selieidt, vice president; Florence
(alarrett, sec treas.
The Freshmen football team
was defeated by a mixed team,
6 to 3, on the high schnnl ariH.