d NEEDS A LARGER
UK SCHOOL BOIL
DiNitiNsed ttt I lie I'arcnt-Tracher
Meet lnif I iH'mlny Night
MA1ITR MW III! t)l:CI!)ll) SOON
If IlilUbiiro iii lo he School Center,
Suitir lliiiiK Muni be l)nc
The mutter of rnor.' hcIiodI room
nt Ilillrtlmro Ilitfh win tliHnmaeil
infoniiully Tuesiluy evcnini?, at
the rarent-Teiiclier mcelimr, at
the pulilic hcIiooI. Mesrtrs. (!ar
rett Hml (iite, of the school
Inmnt, anl Prof. Amnion, city
HuiHTititeniietit, mailt) short talks,
t iliiik' t lie fact that the school in
rrowdeil at prem-nt, and will
have to he rnlnriretl to ucconinio-
date the tuMitional Htudents to
enU'i next year, Dr. Uibh also
Hoke tm the h .'nelit to the din
In''! of an cnlarneil Hih School
hiiiiilinir.
Reports on heautifyinif thu
HehiMil rotindrt, the need of a
K'vmniiHinm, the rest rooniH at
the nchtiolx, nud the utate moot
in i,' at The Ihllea were submit
t'd, Imt the matter of more
I'liildiiitf at the Third St. prop
erty was ih- bw feituioof dis
cussion. I he memlicrs of I he
h i:iil present wanted it under
fcl lod ilrit it was up to the
Vi.ii h of the t'cho 'I district, and
a special Hohool elect inn may he!
railrd in the tmt distant future!
to decide w hetlier or not the din- j
triit shall build an addition in.
tt.w Spring, Architects may Hotm I
he culli d on t submit plans and !
have them in readiness fur fu
ture developments.
I he meeting was held in the
music room, recently fitted up.
and with mat scrim curtains.
Home pictures and potted plants,
present nn artistic appearance.
The iniiMCdl ntimhers were a vo
cal k.iSo hv Miss Ruth Harbison j
and a piano solo by Miss hya
I'arsteim.
"The following were appointed
as a cimmittee for the next
meeiii'i.: Misses I'.rouden, Young
and V.eatheired. of the
School, and Mesdames
Wells and .1. 0. Kobb.
Crade
C. 10
Al'C'IION SAt.l:
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic unction nt his farm, 1 mile
west of Fiirmington, and 2 miles
east of Laurel, at 10 a. m., on
!'. TUKSDAY. NOV. 21.
1 team bay mares, 2!KX) lbs., 8
years old; 1 team gray horses,
2(itM lbs. S and 12 years; bay
mare, 18 years, 1 0(l; black mare.
7 years, IL'.'jO; registered Jersey
cow, I years, now due; register
ed Jersey heifer, 1 year old;
grade llolstein cow. calf by side.
years; high grade Jersey cow,
calf l.y side, G years; high grade
Jersey heifer, calf by S'de, 2 yrs;
2 bi.-ti made Jersey cows, G years
old, 1 to freshen in two months;
cow, 5 years, to freshen in April;
cow. 3 years, to fresh n in
Aprd; hih grade Jersey heifer,
due December 15; high grade
Jersey heifer, due in April; 2
heifers, ! months old; Champion
hinder, Milwaukee mower, near
ly new; McCormtck rake, nearly
new; hay tedder, nearly new;
hack, bin-try, Oliver chilled plow.
14 inch; 50 tooth ;eel lever har
row; 2 cultivators; milk cans;
forks, shovels and oilier articles
too numerous to mention.
Iiiinch at noon.
Terms-$10 and under, cash;
over, six months' time, approved
note at. 8 per cent. Two per
cent, nli on cash over $10.
James Cruickshank, Owner.
J. C. Kuralli, Auctioneer.
Chopping and rolling every
Saturday. Come early. Mill
near Cedar Mill. L. Siegenthnl
er. 32 5
1
Where is
Your Money
It it where it will burn up, be tolcn or dottroyeit by flood?
Then you lioiilil opun a bank account. Your money in The
Itill.boro National Bank ii SAI'E.nlwny. ACCESSIBLE TO
YOU, and CONVENIENT FOR HANDLING, l.'nt that
worth thinking about?
Yuil may opm Savinm
ham without a lot of rd
how. Com tn toon.
W. II. Wehrung, Pre..
HlLLTOOlriOlLBANK.
HtlXSnORO.
SplMI
1ft UOrfldliNot old In
A (jueattdfl and a 8Utf-
.1 ... . . t
8 lore i,
tfentioil, Have VUU anV fcorBef
troubles? It so, let SpirClla 3er
Vice eure them. Dver thfM mil
lion catiRlit d Hinrella wearers
testify to the ease, eomfort ant
lierl'etMion of iilyle produced
Spirella corsets. Manx exclusive
design from which to select the
corset best suited to your indi
viduul needs. A Spireha resi
delict! corsetiere in this del
My advice, experience ami train
tng are at your service, without
obligation. Appointments bv
letter or telephone given promt
attention. - I hone Main I!H1
Kesidence, Fifth and Jackson
llillshoro. Ore, 25 W
All Trap Shooters, Attention
A Thanksyiciiitf shooting mutch
will be heltl at llillsboro, on the
(inrden I ructs, west end of Main
Street, lor turkeys and ii-ese.
Sunday, November I'J. logins
at 10 a. m. 33 35
Circuit Court After 11 days
of trial the ( aunties of Yamhil
and Tillamook stipulated to allow
the Jillaniook l!av Construction
Co. a erdict of $1,000. each
pay own costs. The suit was for
over $8,000. balance alleged to be
due fur building the Sour Crass
road. The new grand jury, C,
W. liloom. A. Deth'efs. C. J
Herb, Wm. I'.rogden, J. I. Marsh
Ira Smock and K. L Cumrnings
will convene Nov. 20. Citizens
admitted yesterday-N. 1. Ks
mussen, ilans M. Uasmussen
John Mills, John Peterson and
Carl bivegren. Peter I'yl and
Henry W. Turner will come back
at the March term for hearing.
Alfred U'.iiiiri, denied citizenship
land L Nichtmann, same order,
jrred Norton was sentenced to a
; one-three ear imprisonment at
, Salem.
iseuiany grange win give an
:all-night Thanksgiving dance at
thiir hall. I'.ethany, Wednesday
jevening, tov 'SJ, Chicken sup
jjier. Fine music. You are in
vi ted. 31 C
Prof, and Mrs. Lowell Hrad
ford deparied for Spokane Sat
urday. where Mr. liradford has
a position with the Ncrth-Cen
irai uigii. iney maue many
Inends here who regret their
departure.
LaFrante Circle Women of
Woodcraft will give a midnight
dance Nov. 18. at the Woodman
Hull, 1J miles west of Cedar Mill
Tickets, 50c. Fine music. 35
Wm. Wolf and Henry McFn
tiro have been helping the jani
tors rake up the fallen leaves on
the court sipiare, and this will
be the last clean-up for the 1916
season. The wind of last week
stripped the foliage from all the
trees, and the lawn will be clean
henceforward.
liasket Social at Shady Brook
School house, Nov. 25, beginning
at 8 p. m. Good program. Come,
bring baskets, and have an en
jojablc evening.
Wm. Schulmerich and W. O.
Dunelson went over to the Neha-
lem, the last of the week, on a
fishing trip. 1). B. Burkhalter
and bis son. Ceorge, also were
over trying their luck in the Ne
lialem waters.
Money to loan -on farm seen i
ty. 1 represent three large lire
insurance companies. Give me
a call. H. I. Kuratli.
Farmers are more than busy
turning over land these days,
getting things in shape for Fall
seeding. The recent rains made
the earth turn nicely, and it he
gins to look as though we shall
have a fair acreage of Fall-sown
grain.
Clifford Johnson and Etta A.
Wilson were united in marriage
in Court ('html cry, H lllsboro,
Nov. 11, 191G, Kev. E. A. Smith
olliciating.
Dance at Helvetia Hall, Satur
day evening, Nov. 18. Every
body invited. 31-5
Hans Uasmussen, of above
Motintaindale, was in town yes
terday.
or Chmkiin r. niint
ll. Lot ua iliow you
David Kuratli, Ca.hie
OKRRON
COUNTY TEACHERS AI
HILLS60RO MEETING
Interesting Scttslon Held Mere Sat
urday, at High School
H. D. Slli:iJ)0N, 01' U. OH 0., Ill KE
Many Valuable Addre.nn Heard on
Stliool Qurillun
1 he Washington County Teach
ers Association met in the High
School building, at llillsboro,
Saturday, November 11.
1 he meeting was called to or
der by IVesident Anna Taylor,
and opened with a song, led bv
1'rof. Ingram.
County Superintendent Barnes
the first speaker on the program
spoke of "Teachers' Troubles.'
(eo. I). Ingram. Supervisor of
Music in the llillsboro Schools
gave a talk upon "Music" in the
schools, touching briellv uuon
the influence of music upon the
pupil, in the home, school, com
munity and nation. Several of
his methods were exemplified by
pupils present.
After a short recess, teachers
repaired to rooms where the De
partment Kound Table discus
sions were held under the follow
ing leaderships:
rnmary, Mrs. Minerva Brown.
Intermediate. IJsie K.Lathrop.
tirammar, J. 1'. Mcdlasson.
High School, Ralph K. Winger.
The afternoon session opened
with songs, Prof. Ingram, con
ductor. Mrs. Martha Dillon, of
rogress, gave a most interest
ing and practical talk upon scroll
work, illustrating with an exhib
it of her pupils' work that was
excellent.
ine loiiowing oiiicers were
elected for the ensuing vear
'resident, H. II. Ccochran: First
Vice I'res., Alva P. ration; Sec
ond vice Pres.. Mrs. C. E. Bar
ker; Third Vice Pres., Martha
)illon; Reporter, llettie A.
'homas.
Prof. H. I). Sheldon, of the
University of Oregon, gave the
principal address of the day.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Hy Verne MrKinuey "
n farewell party tendered
rof. Bradford last Friday eve
ning, in the High bchool audi
torium, was a splendid affair.
and all did their share in show
ing their appreciation of the
popular faculty member. A gold
watch-fob. with II. II. S. en
graved upon it. was presented to
him by the student body, and
the Junior class, for which he
was sponsor, gave him a copy of
Adam Bede. The evening was
tarted with games in which all
joined Miss Georgia Baldwin
flighted the audience with a
splendid solo, with Vincent LJn-
gledingeras piano accompanist.
track meet, in which the fac
ulty members joined, was the
unique feature of the evening.
box of candy was awarded to
the champions. A mock literary
society followed, being a bur-
sque prophesying Mr. Brad
ford's debating society at the
Spokane High School in 1923.
farewell talk was given the
tudents by Mr. Bradford. Mr.
Bradford's mother was present
from Portland, and also his wife.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Miss Cushman, a Stanford
graduate, has taken Prof. Brad
ford s place. Miss Kincaid has
taken two of his geometry
classes.
Jolly Comrades held a party at
the High School last evenimr.
)inner was served in the domes
tic science loom, after which
games were participated in.
.'he plans of this out of town
club have changed, and they
iil have only one party a month
and these will be under the aus
pices of both boys and girls
About sixteen students go to
'acil'ic University every Tuesday
evening to use the gymnasium
and swimming tank, Plans are
under way for a gym class.
The Corvallis High. School or-
hestra will be here Wednesday
evening, Mov. z), in the tligli
School auditorium. It is for the
benefit of the High School and
veryone who wants to hear a
g iod musical treat should go, as
the admission is but 25c.
Mr. Ingram has instituted a
musical program for every Thurs
day afternoon in the future,
he program of last Thursday
consisted of a piano solo by Hel-
Cunton, vocal solo by 1 lor-
nce uarrett, and a reading by
arjory Wells.
The Freshmen football team
lefeated Dilley by a score ot 33
o 0, on the High School gridiron
luesday afternoon. It was a
hriller from start to finish. Otto
Olson. Freshman halfback, was
the star of the game, making
three touchdowns, one from the1.
i,;.,b ,.iv n; i.... .....'nave nioveo mio mo Aaams
all made from runs on the Conn '
type. Lepschat also played .
stellar game at half for the'
reshies, making two touch-
downs and successfully kicking
three Koali StofiV, it full, did
soma excellent live! pldtigHitf.
Their hext game will , be f riday,
Nov. 24 with Toledo High.
The Kirls' volley ball team
started practice Monday niifht.
They hope to have inter class
games later.
Velma Tipton was elected cap
tain of the girls' basket ball
team, and there is material for
several good teams.
Freshman class has purchased
caps; colors, maroon and gold.
LaVerne Levis, who has been
attending High School, ha.s re
turned to her home in McMinn
ville. Misses Thomas, Edna Dooley
and Florenc Garrett, of High
School, attended the Schumann
Heinck concert in Portland, Sat
urday night. Mrs. Wm Bow
man accompanied Miss Garrett.
BUMI'-SOUTHLR
A quiet wedding was celebrated
in Portland, Wednesday, Nov. 15,
l'JIC, when Mark li. Bump was
united in marriage to Miss Bertha
Olive Souther. The license was
issued out of Washington County.
ine bride is well known in this
city, beingadaugtherof Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Souther, of First St.
The groom has resided at Forest
Grove for many years, and has
maintained la woffices in llillsboro.
Both are highly esteemed, and
have a large circle of friends.
Ihey will reside on West Base
line, and will be at home to their
freinds after their honeymoon.
FRANK M. ENOCHS
Frank M. Enochs, aged 25 years.
son of J. W. Enochs, of llillsbo
ro, fell from the deck of the
Steamer Oregona, at the foot of
Orejron Street. Portland, at 6.30
Monday evening, and was drown
ed. He was trucking, and stee
ped to one side to allow a fellow
aborer to pass. He lost his bal
ance and plunged into twenty
feet ot water. 'The body was
recovered an hour later. His
rother-in-law, J. McFarland.
saw the fatality. The dead man
was born in Nebraska, and death
came on his birthnav. He was
industrious and sober, and had
many friends. His last visit
here was a week ago Sundav.
when he spent the day with his
father. He leaves to mourn his
oss, his father and the following
sisters: Mrs. Lorena Crate, of
'ortland;May Enochs. Hil sboro:
Mrs. Gertrude Robertson and
Mrs. Blanche McFarland. of
'ortland.
The services were held in
'ortland last evening, and inter
ment was in the Odd Fellows
Cemetery, llillsboro. at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
PUBLIC SALI;
,'he undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale at the Michat Rahn
arm, i mile west of Phillips
and two miles east of Helvetia,
at ten a. tn.. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1.
earn, horse and mare, 3,000; 2
cows. 2 and 3 years, to freshen
Jan. 1; heifer, yearling; all tu
berculin tested; pitr. 75 White
eghorn chickens; 3-in Mitchell
wagon, nearly new; spring wa
gon, nearly new;Ueenng binder.
new hayrake, Champion mower,
hayfork, Champion roll disc,
piketooth harrow, 11-inch plow,
-horse cultivator; 2 horse culti
vator, set springs for heavy wa
gon. 15 gal and 30 gal kettles.
75 apple boxes, ready for use, 45
bushels wheat, 5 tons oats, 30
tons loose eat and timothy and
alsike hay, 125 wheat sacks. 2
og chains, household goods, con
sisting of kitchen stove, heater.
ounge, bureau, sewing machine.
bedsteads and numerous other
articles.
Lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale-$10 and under.
cash; over, six months' time, ap
proved bankable note at 8 per
cent. Two per cent, off on cash
over $10.
John Trout, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE
In the Moose Hall, on Friday
evening, Nov. 21th. the llillsbo
ro Commercial Club w ill give the
first of a series of three balls to
be held during the coming sea
son. All members of the Club
are cordially invited and expect
ed to be present. They are also
requested to give the names of
any friends that
be invited. Give
they desire to l
the name and.
address to the secretary, or leave
it with the steward at the club
rooms. Tickets will be on sale
for $1.00, and may be obtained
through any member of the club.
VV. T. Mahon, Pres.,
R. M. Erwin, Secy.
E. Klinger, of Tualatin, who
has been at the county quarry, i
below that point for several I.eisy, " John Will, George Burk
seasons, was im to lht otv wa. i..n.. v .i ki iiii
t - nav. on business at I . t '
house i
1
Kaaoner and anly
V1"11'
l!aBe.
I
"ne ami UdK-
County Clerk-Elect Henrv Ku-
ratli and family spent Sunday at
Bethany, with relatives. i
111 "THo "iieiiin iiei 1 iiimi
Offlfilii Yl OF
RECENT ELECnOM
l)on Dry Measure Defeated
Washington County
In
(II I R AW NIIMfiNf IS BADLV BEATIN
Dincrcpanty in Vote Fvidcnlly
Conlumon on Mcanures
Means
Clerk Luce, assisted by Judges
Harding and Wheeler, return the
following as the official vote of
the election, Tuesy, Ncy. 7:
Hughes 4808
Wilson 3IJG3
Prohibition 222
Socialist 224
Progressive 11
Congress -
Hawley 4979
Richards, Soc 423
Weatherford 2128
Supreme Judze
Britrht. P'o KJG5
Burnet, Rep 5W1S
Hosmer, Soc G7U
Moore, Rep 4."j2
Oliver, Dem 2119
Secretary of State -
vicmi, rep oiai
Cannon, soc 591
Food Commissioner
McKinnon, soc 008
Mickle. rep 59GI
Rempel, pto 71
Public Service Commissioner-
Buchtel 4964
VanDresir, dem 2089
Circuit Judge
Bagley, rep 5492
Johnson 2270
Joint Senator-
Cooper 992
Handley 6326
State Senator
Erwin 2672
Prickett, soc 57
1
Wood, rep 4390
Legislature
Bowman, rep 4941
Cornelius " 44S9
Meek " 4062
Langley, dem 2S13
Meade " 2112
Schulmerich" 3184
Boyd, soc 477
Webber " 407
Webley " 315
District Attorney
E. B. Tongue 6001
County Commissioner
Hanley, dem 2757
Hesse 4629
Clerk-
Kuratli 5222
McBride, dem 1938
Wolf, soc 383
Sheriff -
Applegate 4343
Boyd, soc '.. 273
Reeves, dem 3326
Recorder
Davis, rep 5S9
Lidyard, soc 910
Treasurer
Real, soc 392
Burkhalter, dem 2195
Sappington, rep 4868
Assessor -
Boley, rep 4104
Hedge, dem 3228
Surveyor -Reiter
6104
School Superintendent -
Barnes 6263
Coroner
Barrett, rep.. 5417
Via 17-5
Recall County Judge -
Yes 2792
No 3990
Reasoner 4105
Service 2857
Amendments
Single item veto, carried, 4?S1
against 1962; ship tax amend
ment, carried, 3762 against 2095;
suffrage amendment relating to
negroes, carried, 3135 to 3127;
single tax, defeated, 5500 to
1224; Pendleton Normal, defeat
ed, 4204 to 2541; to prohibit com
pulsory vaccination, defeated,
3510 to 3260; to repeal Sunday
closing law, carried, 4630 to
2758; beer amendment, manufac
ture in Oregon, beaten 4404 to
3211; bone dry prohibition, de
feated 3319 to 3b26; rural credits
carried, 3683 to 2789; limiting
levies, state, county and cities,
carried, 3429 to 2763.
A SHOWER
On Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
8, a number of friends of Miss
Gladys Hathorn gave her a sur-
prise, a miscellaneous shower.
There were many nice trifts, and
a very enjoyable afternoon was
spent bv all. lunch beinc served
about 4 o'clock.
Those present were the Misses
Gladys Hathorn, Grace Dailey,
Esther Leisy and Jean Mainland;
JMosdames Crawford, G. E. Ha
thorn Pnl (Vuilnw V P. Mill.
is Ur u-n A r M,.iim'. iw.w.1
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Z , w m. i .Z
' .7 .VrV' ." ,:L"; ' ' ,
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im"h.i iiimn, muwn,
Harold and Bessie Hathorn.
Miss Hathorn is soon to we
Mr. Ed. Hoffman, of
Iowa Hi I.
Home made mince meat
for
Thanksgiving, at Greer's.
imiiww
A Isiyi n'jfntar of pifintl and
friends gathered at tfn home of
Mr. and Mrs, John Cohnell last
Saturday evening to listen to the
music pupil,? of Miss Dee Dar
ling in a recital. The following
are those taking part: Floyd
Ennes, Frances Cockrell, Eva
Sorenson, Gladys Everett Reid
Cormel!, Ethel Sample, Danah
and Raymond Larsen, Affie Rea
gan, Helen Connell, Ethel Con
nell. Cynthia Powers. Emma
Latham. Norma Kerr, Cecil Em-
mott, John Simpson, Ruth Jones
E'itella Nelson, Frank Roy,
Gladys Horton, Clifford Payton,
Kathryn Rood.
Hard Time Social - The Ladies
Aid, of Schoils, will give a hard
time social at the Artisan Hall,
on Tnanksgiving eye, Wednes
day, Nov. 29, at 8 o'clock. A
good literary program will be
prepared. Refreshments will be
served by the ladies. Hard time
prices will be charged. Come
and have a good time,
her the date.
Remem-
35-6
The llillsboro All-Stars, stellar
players of pa3t and present foot
ball fame. are to get a game with
some outHdeteam, Thanksgiving
Day, presumably with P U. The
local eleven believe they can win
some games this year and atone
for former llillsboro defeats. In
the star3 are McGee. Lytle, Hea
ter, Shannon, Rollins, Vaught,
Bruce and Frahk Schulmerich,
Fisher. Porter, Robinson. Long
and Ingebritsen. These should
prove a drawing card for the
Thanksgiving game.
The two year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adkins.of North Plains,
was badly burned a few days
ago, py getting its clothing into
contact with a camp stove. The
child's left side was charred bad
ly and while t is still alive its
condition is critical. Dr. E. H
Smith was called to attend the
sufferer.
C. K. Besse, formerly superin
tendent of the Hillsboro water
and light system, was in the city
yesterday, accompanied by his
brother-in-law, R. B. Sprague.
Mr. Besse is now located in Port
land. He says that Virgil Coop
er, iormeiiy witn the water and
light company, is doing well as
oroprietor of a garage on the
Sandy Road.
Garnet, the 4 year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Guilds, of
near Laurel, fell into scalding
water one day last week. and was
severely scalded on the back and
hip. Dr. E. H. Smith is treating
the little one.
Joe Vermiiyea, Dilley .repaired
a ballot box for the county, and
in biilinsr, wrote, "It Benson is
e'ecttd, 0; Wilson elected. 50ct;
H-.ighes elected, $1.50. The job
is worth 50 cts." The bill was
sworn to by W. R. Stephens.ana
approved ty J. W. Hughes.
Mr. a:' 3 Mrs. Edw. Emrick
visitel v;th relatives in Clacka-
nas county, over Minaay. While
tnere t..eir little intant was
enivieneu. Air. timnck return
ed Monday, and his wife re
mained until today.
Mrs. Susan Essner, of Moun-
taindale, returned yesterday from
a year's visit with her son. in
California, and is now the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. John W.
Connell.
D. C. Stokesbury, of Forest
Grove, was in town Tuesday.
He has had a siege of 135 days
running one of the county's big
road rollers. Last year he ran
the big machine 157 days before
closing for the season.
F. I. Webber, well drilling a
specialty. 1 388 -1916. Box 61.
Garden Home, or Box 31, Orenco,
Oregon. 33-36
Geo. W. Stitt, of Beaverton,
was up yesterday, on business
connected with the citizenship
court.
Kobt. Robinson, of Farming-
ton, was a county seat caller,
Tuesday, greeting friends.
Mrs. A. Hinricks, of near Bea
verton, was a Hillsboro visitor
yesterday.
Bjrn, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Taylor, Hillsboro, Nov. 5, 1916, a
lughter.
Chas. Miller, of the Arcade
section, was down to the city
the last of the week.
II. A. Shadden, of .West Union,
was in town Monday.
John Marty, of near Cedar
Mill, was in town Monday.
John Oppenlander, of Varley,
was a city visitor Monday.
Wm. Ross, of Meek Plains, was
in the city yesterday.
DUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY
A delightful birthday party was
given on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Do
ber, Blooming, Nov. 8, 1916.
Those present were Messrs.
and Meoduvocj An too Gnos, Carl
Pfahl. Gerhard Goetze, Frank
linger. Toni Sinay, Chas. Epler,
Mike Sturm Jr.. Jack Hall; Mes
dames Wm. Haase, Henry Pe
ters, John Kt Minke, John Koch;
Misse- 'i . eth Gnos, Annie
a I .. :na Goetze. Hildn and
I, .ise Di her; Joe Gnos, Henry
'Goetze, Rollin Hall, Arthur
Sturm, Fred. Joe and "George
! Dober,
f.'A. BAILKY, M. I).
fhy3io;Un and .ini-groti
OflRctUpstKirs In Set ii rtrirli Pine
Reiili!C9 ftiiuihuoM roriir 8wUii
nl r-riit!,l -Jin
Phones, nltlcx (': : (itj in
ELMER i:. SMI 111 M. D D.
PHYSICIAN ik SURGKOI
OSTHOKATH
0
Completely
nectioii.
(p lp.ed Iwdpilal in coil
Cl!i nweied ;r v.itht. Both
phin-. Offi' ove Hi'lsUm Nationn..
E. B. TONQbK
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Office upuu in Schulmerkh Btie
DR L T. HELMS
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
mini lneonoi:H.M ElmatrloHr. Mrn.
Ihmrmmthy ml Molmnllflo OWWea.
Call Auerod Dj and Night
Olfice Phooe City 983. Readme Citr 1T7J
orrliws I and 2 ll.-ld.-l Bklft.
llil!lKin Orrfton
NOTICE OF FIJI AX ACCOCHT.
Notice ii hereby airan that I. thu nn,l
igned dmini.struor of the mutate, of
Oaoriel Marty dmwa!, ha tiled U th
County C mrtot the State of Oreor lor
WasbioRioo County my final account an
aaruiniairittcr ol ald estate and that naiil
mri rns .Monday
November 13, 1! ii at the hour of (en A.
h .of day as the tun , und iho i .,,,,1.
Court Kuoiii in HiHtKro. Ore.m aa thu
place for hearinir ohj-wtiona to aaid an.
eountaud the linal settlement of aai.l
eejite.
Hated October 12, mil
Kinil Marty, adiumiscratiir of the
of Gabriel Marty, deoeaaed.
W M Barrett, Atty. lor naid Adminia
trat.r. Patterson UndertaKin
Company
G. A. Patteraon, Mp;r.
FCNRRAX. OlRHCTORS AMD KM8I.MRRS
Free Chapels -Lady Aaaiatant
Over Hillsboro Furniture & H lw. Co.
Night and Sunday phone Main i77. Day
Phone Main 773
Lkeued Orceoa 280. Paaa. 10IS
Phoaa. City 972
GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate Prices. Personal Servicea
Rwulanca Funeral Parlors. Wuhinsfoo at 6th
HUUboro.Ore.
at.
3. CAnaeei
.
SCHNABEL A LaRCCHE
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Smart uOi' w-4 tfiai rr i ..10,1,1 tt ,
PORTLAND. ORE.
WILLIAM. G. HARE
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW
Upstairs American National Hank I!IJ
HILLSBOaO. . OK Soon
JOHN M. WALL
ATTO &NB Y-AT-L A V
UlMtairs, A. C. Sbute Bldg, Mr'n A n
HILLSBORO, . OK16UN.
DR. C. H. PJLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Hillsboro Nation
al Bank Building Main Street.
Hillsbaro - - - Or
E. L. PERKINS
ATrott.Vf5V.AT L1W
Notary Publio-Coliections, Loans, eto.
Room 1 Coiuiuercal Bank Bldg, upstair
HIU.SBORO, OREGON
DR. W. H. PASLEV
Dentist
OlMoes In the Hoidel nuildinjf. upitnirj
Main 8treet, adjoining P0&1, oillce Bld.;
Rooms 3 and I.
i'h ne City SXa
Hillsboro
Oregon
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORN RY-AT-LAW
Ornci: Main Street, opp. Court Hon-.
HILLSBORO OR BOO '
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNHY-A-LAW'
Office, nps'.a'rs In Schulmerich Mlock
Hillsboro, - - (Vgop
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
I) I-NT 1ST
Trmiesie Bld, liooins 6.aud
HiliKSIItliiO, OKK.
M.iiH an 1 Thinl
G.
Deep V ai v, c i - . . :
Box 54, H Ii'j3i, Q:.gi .