OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Bits allowed by the county court:
ROSE
T o be held in
PORTLAND,
OREGON
jum 1 to 6 , 1908
Will be the most Brilliant
F lo ra l F i o s h ¡« ¡G ific J u S t e
Evtr held in the F icific ITorthwcst
Portland, “ The Rose City,” will be
a scene oi splendor and the center
of world wide interest for one week.
Several important conventions are
to be held in 1 ortiand on that oc
casion.
T H E
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CO.
W ill sell special tickets cn
this occasion from F O R E S T
G R O V E to P O R T L A N D
and return at
$ 1 .1 0
For Particulars call on
W. BROWN, Local Agent
WM. McMURRAY, General Pas
senger Agent, Portland, Ore.
A HERO OF THE BUSH.
Thp Daring and Devotion of a Brave
Maori Youth.
C ourage Is not an attrib u te1 peculiar
to th e w hite m an, nor Is self sacrifice
the prerogative of civilization. Iu Mr.
J . C. l'lr th 's "N atio n M aking” Is told
a story us touching In Its b rav e devo
tion as any tale of th e V ictoria cross.
T he incident occurred a t O rakan,
w here th e F u g llsh soldiers hud ju s t
d e feated th e M aoris. A little p a rty of
colonial troops, p u rsu in g fugitives,
cam e upon th ree nativ es, tw o old men
a n d one young fellow .
T h e youth, seeing the soldiers, dro p
ped on one knee and aim ed w ith his
g u n a t th e ad v an cin g p a rty , w hich
h alted u m om ent, w hile th e old men
ra n to w ard the forest. T he old men
h ad th ro w n aw a y th e ir firearm s In
o rd e r to m ake escap e easier.
T he soldiers fired a t th e youth, but
m issed. W ithout d isch arg in g his gun
he sp ran g to his feet and ra n on In
ad v an ce until ho c au g h t up w ith tho
old men once m ore.
Then, facing
about, he p resen ted his gun ns before,
b u t reserved his fire.
T he w eary old m en g rad u ally drew
ueur cover. O nce more th e soldiers
fired nnd m issed; once m ore th e gal
la n t fellow tu rn e d and bounded on.
T he old men w ere close to th e forest
jv h en the youth, n early fa in tin g , uguiu
k n elt and took aim . but still did not
fire.
T he soldiers sh o t him us he knelt
nnd rushed to th e forest, b u t foiled to
c a p tu re the tw o fugitives, who, safe
In the dense und erb ru sh , m ade th eir
escape.
*
Ou th eir re tu rn tho soldiers found
th e b rave young fellow ly in g dead.
I lls gun w as em p ty ; It had not been
loaded a t all. W ith It bo had covered
th e re tre a t of th e old men an d secured
th e ir freedom by th e toss of bis own
life. No m ore g nllnnt deed of heroic
devotion w as e v e r accom plished in
any land.
________________
A w M EASU -------------
RE OF M ERIT
%
Forest Grove Citizens Should
Weigh Well This Evidence
Proof of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Forest Grove
Is not the testimony of strangers.
But the endorsement of Forest Grove
people.
That’s the kind of proof given here—
The statement of a Forest Grove
citizen.
».
Lem uel E. B u llo ck .liv in g on Fonrth St., Foresi Grove,
O re., »ays: "For a number of years I suffered agonies
from kidney and bladder tiouble and it seem ed that 1
had every sym ptom of the complaint im aginable. I had
a constant desire to pass the secretions w hich were dark
and contained a h e a v y sedim ent, when allow ed to stand,
th e pains in m y back w ere so sev ere that I was unable
to rest w ell at night and in the m orhing 1 would feel
tired and worn out. I suffered sev erely rrow ditay
s p e lls and was In a g en era lly m iserable condition. I
tried a number o f rem edies, alao used plasters, but noth
la g seem ed to reach m y case. I Anally heard of Doan's
K idney F ills and procured a bo* at a drug store. I used
th e cootents of this bo», and now am fe e lin g aa well as
1 e v er hope to. M y kidneys are oow regular in action
and I can go to bed and g et a refreshin g rest, som ething
that ! had not been able to do before in a number o f
years. It g iv e s m e the greatest pleasure to g iv e D oan’s
K idney P ills m y endorsem ent.”
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
, Remember the name— Doan’s—and
c no other.
W PI Warren, j p jury . . . . % 2 oo
C E Kindt, same....................
2 00
John B u ch ler..........................
5 20
Geo Schulmerich, wit circuit
6 00
court.....................................
2 00
Dan Emeison, sam e...............
7 20
Irwin-Hodson, stationery___
4 00
M C Hewitt, wit circuit court
8 40
'Chas iDgram, same..................
2 00
J W Bailey, sam e....................
3 00
Mrs Anderson, sam e.............
3 00
j Norman Anderson, same-----
3 00
Rheinhold Graef. sam e...........
2 00
Henry Doughty, sam e...........
9 70
W A Stephens, reg voters. . .
4 00
L E Shute, wit circuit court.
6 00
A P Luther, juior
3 20
I L A Rood, sam e....................
A A Mead, bailiff circuit court 69 00
, J N Grabel, bailiff.................... 69 00
C E Runyan, court reporter. . 70 00
Lewis Ennes, wit cir court. . .
7 20
40
Finis Brown, sam e.........
3
20
Henry Boge, sam e.........
3
00
2
Mrs Franklin Doughty, same.
2 00
Franklin Doughty, same.........
20
72
Sam Paisley, circuit court juror
SO
E L McCormick, stationery
4 00
Guy Messinger. witness cir ct
2 00
O Womer. sam e......................
Bushong & Co, stationery.. . 12 50
2 00
Edmund Cornelius, wit cir ct
7 00
Mrs. Schneller, sam e.............
4 00
Chas Bracesco, sam e.............
s 60
Mrs Hoerth, sam e..................
Rosa Hoerth, same..................
5 60
S 60
Dr Mae Cardwell, same.........
5 60
H H Plawley, same .............
2 00
Warren Wilson, justice court.
6 00
! Fred Olson, wit cir court. . . .
6 00
T R Ratcliffe, juror................
3 40
Sam Phillips, wit cir court. . .
4 60
Ole Womer, witness same. . .
18 40
Guy Messinger '*
1 ...
2 00
J H Wescott, jury list...........
3 00
L M Commons, juror...........
3 20
Ward Ennes, wit cir c o u rt.. .
3 40
Lloyd Ingram “ “
” ...
W F Hollenbeck, r and h . . . . no 05
3 20
Grant Landess, wit cir c t. . . .
5 20
Ward Ennes
“ “ “ ....
2 00
G H untsinger ..............’. . . .
Bushong & Co, stationery. . . 45 25
3 00
J W Shute, jurot....................
Paul Beck, juror...................... 73 90
R Matteson
E Bert
.................... J
E X Harding
5 60 J P F letch er...........
R U P eterso n .........
H F Gordon
J
J N H offman .
.3
J A Thornburg ..
Claude Mason .
E A D ix o n ...........
3
.4 20 J 1! W irts ..
H H Clark
W M L a n g le y ........... .3
H T B uxton .........
E L N a y lo r ............... S
John Stribich, r Si h
E C MuUay, e le c tio n ...........
K * H ard in,
“
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C E Kindt
“
A L iillvp F r o m
. 3
...3
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3
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4 20
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3
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M r s . M ill. F o r m e r
I n s t r u c t o r a t 1*. U.
Will you sell or trade vout !«»,
j store, or land? We offer you a,pv
did investment in a new c o m J S
rich resources. Ideal climate » 1 ] a,
year. Daily, Fruit, Lumber, Mi*
e-ais Fishing, Manufacturing, fats,
ness for all. On the coast
fc amdan-By. The-Sr a
The editor of The Index received
the following communication from Mrs.
Grace Wood Hill of Soa Paulo, Brazil
16 45
1 00 06 was instructor in the Academv.
6 00 S ao P a u lo , B ra zil , Mch. 17, ’08
8 F P o iu
“
3 53
Dear Friends at Pacific.— I have
R e e v e , k R eev es, r e lie f ........
6 50
heard
very little this year from P. U.
C T M cCrockin. court k jury
...
2 00
Max Crandall, e le c tio n ................................................... 9 00
and I have often wondered what might
Ira E Bradley, r k h ............. ........................................... 28 00
I think when I left
Frank M iller, r k h ............................ ............................ 3 50 be happening.
w i n M ern ii. w.t a ,
2 to I promised an occasional letter to The
John A Johnson, r 4r h................................ 96 00
Jake Sm ith, w it d a .....................
3 6 0 Index — and m a y t h i s b e a t l e a s t a p a r -
b M Guile,, ch
i, ;5 tja[ fulfillment
Mr. Hill will bear
G lass it P ru d h o m m e, e le c tio n
2,, 25 witness that my affection for the we t
Beall it Co, r St h ..................
...............
S N P oole, assess dr c o l.............
8 oo and for Pacific in particular does net
Geo H W ilco x , a ssesso r...................................
_______
, .............
planning,
H
T Buz:on, assess d . r col.......................
66 00 wane, * and even now we are K
a
James Cruckshank. assess dr col ...
6v CC when OUT Vacation C
tO visit the
E H Coleman,
**
" .............
81 00
Mrs M F Messinger, wit............................. 3 80 Pacific coast.
Ind Tel Co, tel......................................... 8 65 | This beautiful March day we are
Fred L Beach, judges office......................... 23 75
E J Godman, sal etc.................. ................. 256 75 beginning to feel a touch of coming
a b Davis, assess & coi............
< 5 0 0 winter, and
I for one rejoice. The
'r'V 'C °n
c summer is not hot indoors, but the
Hiusboro pharmacy, staty
2 0 8 lack of change saps our strength.
The
!*
*
,i.EuU
,
h
"
in
0
1
5
......
“
cooler
weather
braces
us
up
greatly.
L W Houle, relief
.10 70;
r B
'
l b McFarland, i jr h
sco
Mr. Hill is very busy just now get-
C
B.
8 00 ting ** the Association work started for
A M C ollins, juror.............................................. v .
42 Ct
w m Jackson, trea,................................... si oo I the year, The English classes are one
Henry van Dyke, r * h
7500
0f the greatest-inducements to enter the
M H Otis, j p ct....................................... 1 50 !
g w sun, r a h....................................... 283 39 Association.
A class for chaffeurs is a
H
*,ry
“
......................................
4
60
new
feature.
A J Roy, rtlief................................................... 113 CD
J C Ltunkin, c ir h.............................................. 3 75 Sao Paulo is a beautiful city of 300,-
J £ Moreback ** ........................................... 4 40 000 people, with more Italians than
Chris Rocke, jury cir ct............................ ... 6 50
E X Harding, Jury list jp ....................
3 00 Brazillians. The large concerns of the
John Heisler, election........................................ 1 00 city, such, as gas, electricity, etc., are
F W Porter, Jury list Jp..................................... 2 00
6 00
S e n i f r u r r - 1 ' s i r »'air-px fo r t i e h o e , . , . a,,
' - ;
r'~ 1 psrticvlan. Addrts,
T H E H a l E H E X P U B L j e t T Y
S u ite e t 5
E u U - e n t i i B id .,
REGISTERED GERMAN
t(l
COACH
Registered Gem
C< c’t Stallion.
Seven years old, wcL1 *7-0 ,bs., col
or deep cheitnut soircl, gentle dispo
sition, finely built aut. : act.-s. Sired
by Martin, Grand Sire, Bernard. Dam
Philine by Baron 2nd.
Tender, Juicy, Steaks
Roasts and Stews.
Sausage and Bacon
Will Make the Season of 1908
Monday, Hancock & Gordon's Barn.
Tuesday, Williams’ Barn, North Yam
hill.
Wednesday. Carlton Livery 3arn.’
Thursday, Gaston.
Balance of week at Hancock & Gor
don’s Barn, Forest Grove.
TERMS: Single Service, 820; In
sure, 830. Careful but not responsible
for accidents.
F M Kelsay, clearing*river.............................. 27 00 mostly in th e hands of E nglish, Amer-
Hiiisboro Argus, printing ........................... 24 75 ican and G erm an capitalists. T his Is
For particulars write to
A B Johnxon, r it n........................................12 50
U l i O . CJ. H A N C O C K ,
w h Ltvegood, " ........................................io so the c e n te r of the coffee trade, and
n w ward, relief
4 0 0 0 m ucj, 0f th e rich products of this re-
General Manager
M C Case, trav exp........................................ 6 00
M . l-O O L Ii,
l c walker, r h it «a...................................... 31 os s Durceful t ountry passes through the Sao
Assistant.
..................................... 17 00 P au'o ir.arkets.
Hillsboro Livery Co, coronor’s oft................... 2 GO
C E Dechman, clerk’s off............................ . 69 00
Brazilian life is distinctly Latin, an
Tho, A McBr.de, Cir judge...................... .
20 83 adaptation from F re n c h , Spanish, Ital- ing event of the day, as it was the only
All kinds of Fresh
Vegetables
Groceries
w. f T scmultz
Quong Lee’s j
LAUNDRY
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP - PRICE!
event
in
which
any
real
competition
W
h ite s h irt - - - 1 0 c Drawers - • 8 to 13:
Bean a co. r a h....................................... looo ian and P ortugese. T his extends to
Soft
- - • 10c W hite Waists • 10 to Kk
was exhibited. Dudley, for the vis
m c case, saj it exp
7 8 3 0 fashions whiclt are al ways Parisian, to
W h ite S k irts - 10 to 50 U nderskirts - 15 to 25c
F W Llvemore, r it h..................................... 72 60
itors, wiggled over the bar at 9 feet 4
U n dershirts - - - 8c Stockings • • • 2(yc
j w conneii, ,.ii it dep................................ 22500 arch itectu re, gardening and the gec-
H a n d k e rc h ie fs • 4 , 2c Collars - - • • • It
inches,
while
Ganse
and
Ferrin
fought
..
..
e,lpcns' >....................................lc6 w eral plans and m ode of life. W e have
M en’s W h ite Vests 10 15c P a n t s ..................... 2k
bd of pris.................................. 22 5C I
^
Coats - . . .
10 20c D usters
• • 1J 2fc
ward Down», iherifr on................................... 75 sc early coffee with rolls, breakfast at hard for second place, honors finally
Tow els - - - 20c D or. N apkins - - 2Cc Dei
’ailing to Ganse. Great interest wzs
f l Beach,
24 4o j eieven, lu n ch at th ree and dine at s i
T h e follow ing a rtic le s 50 C per doz. Pillow Cue
C H Fry,
1 50 \
Bed S heets, T able C loths, N ight Gowns, Womea'i
taken in the mile run, as it was simply
Julius Ashaler, r k h........................
5 60 ' Or later.
D raw ers, U nderw ear, A prons and Corset Covets.
Base Line Lumber Co, r i, h
loss
T h ere are many C atholic colleges a contest between Alex. Robinson and
Hazel Ledford, street cleaning........................ 2 GO |
Forest Gmt
Pacific Arenac
m « cha, Fio, relief............
6oo and schools here; also state schools, Dick Abraham, the entrees for the vis
j w Goodin, sai it exp
10705 N ormal and
Polytechnic, a Baptist itors having dropped out on the second
Elizabeth Bieland, ielief................................. 6 00
school
and
Mackenzie
college, a lap.
P e ter V and erco m in g ,
10 00
Ja n e MurdofT
2 CO very good
college
under
Presbyterian
While there is not a great deal of
Joe E go, re lie f
6 00
Sao Paulo is therefore one of satisfaction in winning by such a wide
A nna F reem an
at
6-00 control.
W J B u’n e r, sal Si e x p .
34 40 the most important student centers of margin,
it
is
certainly
a
source
of
C B B uchanan “
26 60
Mr. Hurrey, who was secre much joy to know that all the big
W m F eld t, refu n d ta x .
..................................... 42 06 Brazil.
M ike C o n zelm an '*
........................................ 7 13 tary for the college associations of the
scores are not run up against our
W J R B each
M .
.................... 10 00
Everybody knows that
5 65 90 J D R ede
is coming to Brazil in teams. We have been d.ieated in
Chris Schneider, juror............................
'* .
........................................ 17 09 middle west,
73 20 Bank o f Sherw ood “
W alter Bernards
** ...........................
........................................ 5 23 July to develop
the student work of many contests, but no track team ever
we keep the best Meats
75 20 Chas E P o tts
H D M altesen
" ............................
“
........................................ 3 72
75 20 G eo G alb re a th
■von all three places from us iu seven
J M M cRoberts
** ............................
** .
........................................ -Î0 17 South Ameiica, a work which appealed
75 60 R H A lbe
to be had, but this is to
J L Barrett
" .............................
“
.
........................................ 3 25 very strongly
to Mr. Mott when he events as ours did iu last Saturday’s
72 60 E D Sm ith
C K Grabie
** .............................
........................................ 14 42
74
67
meet,
F G A nicker
*' ............................
Glass Si Pru d h o m m e, e le c tio n ..................................... 45 75 visited us two years ago.
remind you to give us
75 20
Geo O Sloan
** .............................
JThe
following
is
the
resuit
of
the
I
know
yon
would
all
like
to
see
74
60
C L P.osandsr
“
.............................
a call.
75 00 PROF. COOK ADDRESSES STUDENTS Miss Dorothy Wright Hill.
A B D avis
*' .............................
She is a events:
73
20
C T. K inm an
** .............................
100 yard dash—Reg. Rvbinson,
bunfly lass, blessed with perfect health
72 60
C Shavei
.............................
Me. > o f S c ie n c e l l i s T h e m e . A
74
80
Humphreys,
AJkr, 10.4. (a ll? . U .)
John H eaton
.................... . • •
and a charming smile. She celebrates
75 20
J J Meacham
" ............................
B r ie f H is to ry Is ( liv e n o f th e
FOREST SR0VE
Pole
vault—
Dudley P. C.. Ganse
six months of her sojourn with us by
76 10
A C H all
" .............................
T h o m p so n s . T h e ir (o n lri-
4 VO
P.
C.,
Ferrin
P.
U.,
9.4.
c h a s K oontz, w itn e ss...................................
cutting her first tooth today. She of
4 00
h u tio n to S c ie n c e .
G W Marsh, r 4r h ........................................
8S0—Alex. R o b i n s o n ,
Koch,
ten gives the “ yell.” but it is hard to
16 25
G A Paterson, c h ............................................
As a part of last Wednesday’s special tell whether it is for Drury, Northwest- Gwyr.n (all P. U .) 2.14.
48 00
'»‘each Bros, c h .................................................
For the Be't. Up-to-date Work.
. 33 7V
W It H amer, assess it c o l ........................
chapel exercises. Prof. Cook gave an ern or Pacific,
Discus— Lawrence. Mayfield, Hum
Baths. Facific Are, Forest Grove.
22 90
Fred S eigrlst
"
" .........................
2 75 interesting paper entitled
The Work
j suppose by the time this reaches phreys, (all P. U .) 94.8.
Frank A Bowrick, e le c tio n ........................
A. I. Wirtz, Proprietor
2 SO
E X H arding, hall ren t...............................
220 hurdles—Mason P. U ., R^g.
of the Thompson s in the Field of y 0 U the picnic epidemic will have be-
2 50
A Briggs
'*
*' ...............................
50 Science.
Prof. Cook began by say- g U n , j am SOrry I can’t be there to Robinson P. U., Ganse P. C. 23.4.
J >e Verniger, e le c tio n .................................
R . I N I X O I N , D e n tis t
4 00
J W H ughes, r it h ........................................
ing that there were so many prominent help chaperone— I am properly quali
120 hurdle?—Reg Robinson P. U.,
2 OO
Jesse M ays, w itn e ss .....................................
F o '- cq ? G ro v e , Oregon
5 25 names in the field of science that it is fied now—and have lost none of my Dudley P. C., Ganse P. C. 15.4.
L L H o llln g er, e le c tio n ...............................
2 00
F W Cady, Jury..............................................
difficult to select any two or three liking for out of door expeditions
220 dash—Humphreys, A’.lur, Koch
rN-«*iote Offle» P
3 00
O liver C Thornton, Jurv. . . ......................
M. *
r . t . \ 'A
. • K M.
important than others, but fer Dorothy Wright and I conduct fre (all P. U .) 24.3.
2 00 more
A W P ike, ju r y ..............................................
the purposes of his paper he chose the quent excursions on our Avenida.
Hummer — Lawrence, Waterman,
BILLS ALLOWED O N ACCOUNT OF ELECTION
three Thompsons. He then gave a
Elward Kramer. . . . 3 00 F L G eig e r ................
Mr. Hill joins me >n good wishes Mayfield (all P. U .) 100 feet.
Joe Schulm erlck . .. . . 3
John M arsh.........
brief sketch of each and the work they for P. U. and to former friends.
High jump— Dudley P. C., Brown
J
Chas Barrett.............
LAWYER
John Ireland . . . . .3
had done. The first he mentioned
3
Fred W ilc o x .............
P. U., Ganse P. C. 5.2.
Albert Sperings
3
Most Sincerely,
‘
e
I'
F.state
i.:-.
•> OFFICE H t|
3
N
els
Johnson...........
5 60
John F rid a y .........
was Benjamin Thompson, an Ameri-
Broad jump— Humphreys, P. U. Fer
G r a c e W ood H il l .
3
R T hom pson.............
1 a " 1 ■ ■ je .v. Hines Stori
. .3
John W ism er. . . .
can. He was born in Ohio. He was
5
C Shindler..................
rin, P. U. Dudley P. C. 20.7.
3
H enry Schenerman. . 3
- Oreg®
. . 2
educated at Howard College, and after PACIFIC UNIVERSITY VS.
Mile—Alex. Robinson, Dick Abra rorest G ro v e , -
3
Auston Hermans
3
leaving college he taught school. He
PACIFIC COLLEGE ham, Ajustin (all of P. U .) 5.4.
3
Joe Byron....................
...3
3
J T York....................
.3
took up the work of science and was
Shot— Mayfield, Lawrence, Water
3
Andrew Jack.............
3
highly honored by the English govern-'
lln lv e r9 ‘,y ’' T ra c k T eam man, 32.7 feet, (all P. U .)
J B Im lay.................... . .4
D R W heeler . . .
.3
FASHION STABIL)
3
R Kauffman ...........
D C Burton........... . 3
ment. H e was also made Count of !
V" a
° f ! ’ 7 *° * °
440— Humphreys, Mason, Bryant, Pacific A vs.
4 20
Thos C o n n ell...........
3
A G uerher.............
Forest GrowJ
the Holy Roman Empire. His panic - 1
A*a ,n »t
<‘H,al“ !r s ’
3
7 40 T S m ith ......................
E M G reen .............
(all P. U .) 55.
3
T Jurgans
Pleat
Turnouts
C Gasharger ........ . . . 3
ular contribution to science was the
0ne of the larKesl scores ever raade
John L o ftis.................. . 3
Francis Chalmers . .3
Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure.
destruction of the material theory of over a visitinK team in either track or
Frank Jackson......... . 3
.3
N otice ii h e re b y g iv e n th at by v irtu e of an e x e cu tio n ,
3
H enry K uratli.........
3
heat, and gave to the world the f o o t b a 1 1 was made last Saturday after- deg re e and o rd er of sale, issued out of a nd u n d r the
J I Northup.................. 3
C F Tigard .
6
seal o f th e C ircu it C ourt of S ta te c f O reg o n fo r the
Chas A Miller ........... 4 20 molecular theory which is still held by j noon- when the d«cendents of William
A E M cCunsey. . 3
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William Thompson, better known as
Lord Kelvin, was born in Glascow. He
matriculated at the University of Glas-
cow when eleven years of age. He
also attended Cambridge for four year',
He won the lastiug esteem of Ameri-
cans by his hearty cooperation in the
project of the Atlantic cable, which
was then the foremost topic of the day.
His special scientific work was along
the lines of light, heat and electricity,
Joseph Thompson, an Englishman,
was the third of this group of eminent
scientists. H e also was educated in
the best colleges. He was Doctor of
Science in Oxford, and served also at
Dublin, and Columbia. In 1906 he
was awarded the Noebel prize for his
work in physics. He gave valuable
knowledge of radium and electricity,
Prof. Cook’s paper was somewhat brief,
but well written and interesting.
, Pacific Co l-*e went down in defeat t 0 Cloud and John M cCloud, for th e sum of Tw o hundred
n in e ty th re e a nd 50-100 v$293.50) D cl'.ars, a nd for the
tne tune
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fu rth e r sum of E ig h ty five and 83 100 $S5 80) D ollars,
The Quakers were a plucky crowd, taxes a nd costs and a tto rn e y ’s fees, m ak in g a to ’al of
T h ree H undred S e venty nir.e ar.d 30 100. T o gether
and deserve much praise, although w ith in te rest from A pril 6, I% 8 , be in g the a m ount due
they were not quite so successful as on said Jud g m en t, to m e d irected a nd de liv e re d , com
m anding m e to m ak e sale c f re a l p ro p e rty , h e re in a fte r
their illustrious ancestor in his dealings d e scrib ’d . I h a v e levied upon and p u rsu a n t to sa id e j -
witb tbe Indians. They put u - a ec u tiu n , d ecree ar.d o rd er o f s a le , I w ill c n M onday,
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S°°d Fight and worked like Trojans to C ourt H ouse in Hi Lboro, W a sh in g to n C ounty. O regon,
at th e h o u r o f 10 o 'c lo c k A. M. of said day sell at Pub
the end.
lic A ucjkm to th e h ig h est bidder, for cash in hand, al!
The weather was not suitable for an rhe follow ing described real p ro p e rty , ly-'ng, b e in g and
athletic contest, as a cold wind w?s situ a te in W a shington C oun’y , O r - g0n , a nd p a rtic u la rly
-escribed as follow s, to -» it:
blowing a greater part of the afternoon, T he N o rth h a lf of N o rth east q u a rte r o f Section
The track was slow, as a result of the T w enty two (22 T ow n sh ip T h re e 13 N o rth of R an g e
Three 3 W ee: of th e W illa m e tte M eridian c o n ta in in g
recent rains, consequently fast time - h y ' te r e s .—and a'.’, o. v .e r ig h t, title s.-.J la ’er-
could not be expected. Reg Rcbin- cs: of ea ch and . 11 of th e de fe n d a n ts above nam ed, h 2 d
in and to th e sam e r.t th e c a :e of th e e x r. u ttc n of the
son, however, clipped eff the high hur- m ortgage u p e n w h ic h «¿id judgm ent a nd d e c re e is
bt.sed to sa tis;> th e h e re in b e fo re nam ed sum s, ar.d for
dies in 16.4 secon Is.
th e c^s‘s and e x penses of sale a nd said wt U.
II. P. Humphrey», our ail aro nd Said s a le w i.i be m ade su b je c t to redem ption as p e r ,
man, did honors for himself ar.d r n Statutes of S ta te of O regon.
D«:ed a4 H i jb o ro , O regon, c n th is 12th d iy of M ay, !
laurels fot his college iu taking 19 A.D. 1908.
points from the visiters,
J. W . CCNN ELL,
n.
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