HiLlSBOKU ARGUS in iB 1 0
TAGE i
jtfl FORGET THE
RIG BAND CONCERT
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reft fi'l' til Ix'iiHit
t;,M,iu fund, at the
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;i, should U- attend
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cili-ii, Him uu'
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, either "f which
I., m ill tin' price of
uiilllL' HW Wll'
!,, , uiv N. II. Alexau
u lii.tir Mi i:iilw i.i'V,
. ,-, Mi-'W Su'if Junes,
Mi.ih Guldie Peter
ninK. '
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('otv.it
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I alwi ! fcatmvi!
I an I )nll will l.
are there. Inert
a ltd minute puiiiii
i huh! t very
mil), ut
p.,!,. n.ihi '- 'mi
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w;!l a!
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tnutnin
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T..i t.f.'.'iM'n. with all
i.vliMirv. a!'! ";!" e
t,,,.t.i.l-.i :i. -. erteellieilt. 1U
i! ui ai.'i I"' ur' "'"I i 1 1 -1 1 t .
i' then
iuhI if
xivH will b
sr . a ent music.
future we not at
, . ,;.-h llUllIll XpHlt
it n
Ltrtt liti" in a
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liiii u! "
i'X-ll.
. t ' Store bus moved t
hnbiie I'.lixk, on Main
'.ear I llll ll, llpHil' tin
ii k We aiv II) the l-t
1 ... iiii'ii to atcuiumlati
iiMiiTi We Wl'tV I'UT ill
1 . nlially im i t you t
ur l.rll tun'.
.t' 1 it iii trailf or ill a
k't M p(M)M I I Ml
S-.riri' la t w i-i-k liilluw Hik'
i-.Hiinl.-i! 'is luni l-'it lurnr
! ;,i .r.- .- f"i- tin- rt-wl room
fml;
i;V .Marh, ('.iH.-nilK' ... $1
I. (' I'.ruw ,, ( 'unu'liui,
f.anl. I'ort
At.Snliir
(HI
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Mountaiinlalfl "
Mi-ai ham.
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GJ raltna!.-T. t'itv ...I W
Jf Wi!.,, Urthanv 1
(ith.-r t'ollirtioiiH
I.iiin liirm, (iniVf. 2 i'
I'aul Laiulaurr .. 1
liW Dan t'itv .... ... 1 !X
11 : win n mi:i:t
AlloriH-y .loliti M, Wall
ami LaU-, !ai I Muila , ,
MX Wffki Iriji to I '.i a 1 I'uli
una. wli. r.- lli.-v will i..,t A I
an, a urn! in r. 1 in v i" I ,a 1
a I'ui'lilii an'l i ir.i r. a I. r
nV vihiI rrlatiMM ., Mrs Wall
At I n vt r, thry v, ill thi
K'K'Ht of Attorney An l.lili, 'a1,u
in ('olnrailo ciniiinl fur t;l.
Stamlanl (hi 'niiii.anv 'lli.y
Xpi-rt tu n-ai h P.rail almul
May 10. an.l it will h;it- K-. n
hu-nty i-ars 'am-i- Mr. Wall 1. fi
that uiint tu cuiiif Wr l. 'I iii-.
i-t Mr. Wall's lir-.t l.ii' a. atiun
iiicr In- rami' tu (in i'un. ami he
Xpi'i'tl tu thii'uiit'lil 1 llny tin-
trip.
llairyitU'ii i , fim lv : --
rlfil ilairy cu-a 1, :.,ihii at t-ii
tin- Amin-w lli'linan ali iM-ar
ilar Mill, on Tit.-:.a, Ma;, In,
Hl'l lillV si nut- 11! 1.1 .I'lrl ti'i
ra..-i H..I t.-in i. Mr. l'iinan
ia.i a tun- liiiixM ti ll llul -.ii in liiili
tin- ln-a'l of liii la-ill. ami all
I FOR II
IIM I'UWH at'r Hie M r
nulki-rs.
I'.ali-v liar
i-Im-iI liiitn-i- that th
inirt hail il'-iiii-'l a n
st (,l
i-i--
r -ti-nlas
Si j r -n 1 -a-ai
Hit.' ill
ilian.l
I la' I'i'li
i.nI.-,,. H.,1
uf rniitrai t
tin' riri'iiit
1 aiii'a!i'ii.
!. & llar.-'.s
tin- hijla-r
a ri-ln'ann;'
The mt mi'i'tiiiK of tin ('ounty
JViU'ln'r' A4H(K'i!it)on will
hi'lilm I'lH-.'st (irove, Satunlay
May ?, I i t'inniiit,' at 10 o'clock a
in.
Music.
f onmat i i 1 Ralph Wann
lliiuiul taMiv scliiHil
maiuii.'1'iiiriit Sitt. Hariu'.s
Nmill,
Mimtatioiis ... !y Teachers
Primary Industrial
, wiirk I'.i-rtha Clement
N'lirtiuiiH Forest (IrovcSehool
l''it:lith (iratle (!eoKrra-
Di'liy Frances 1 lei hie
Ctil'tvllatlon of Civil Ciov.
liml Hi: tory, acenrdinv;
tu tin' course of study
John Carrico
Uosiiitf ri-marks V, V. Willis
(, M. (lanltier, Sec,
I'l IU.IC SAl.li
I la 1 a uf II
trartor, vitus ' '. U
ami sui-d f"i hivai I
mil vs mi his ca 111
unrt, Mr. IUiil''
ami Mr, llulland, I'.a
hi'iit, a'ain won in
ouii, A ini'tiun fui
I'Hllltrd ill denial,
A carload uf p-nutm- lu-wly
inaniiiarluri-il jtiTcuit-. '.i!.niiiiu'
di-r, niadi' h Ua' K. I. liuimt
Ne Mutirs Co. ,uf San Francis.
1 1 1 . 1 .1
o, jiiM ri'i'i'i fii. i.uui ii-ii-
loin-H. .1, Ii, 1'mnwi'k, Kii-d
illf, l in-iun.
Mandial Larni'ii picked 1 1 a
iuU, Tue.Hi!av nii'l.t. havmn
. . . . 1 t - -
cauchl ihe wamierer i'kv'"K.
ind, ji-iterday, la' had him at
work on the street, putting in
ii' planking. His ciiinpaniumi,
U hu Were waiting at the edl'e ol
town. amooM'd iijnirt hearing of
the anvst.
Wanted Some sti k slseepand
amhs. Need nut l' fat. "'ild
. e 1 ..... 1 1 '..( -
alMO line a lew leKiMi icu
rtuld ul Shropshire ewes and
lainlis, F.hsard h. .Naor, rr
est ( !ro e, h e, -
Thus. Tucker, uf 1'orthmd, af
ter a week with his hrother.
Win at l'.i-aM-rtun, was 111 town
over tilCht. Uie t'lieM
iu).'hter. Mrs. V. i
1 v . 1 . , .. '
ami ie!l unlay n'i
savs that William
.(lilte ill.
Tin' Schiller a M cent civ'ar,
and the Crand Marca, a two for
a ipiarter ciar. arc what yon
want when sou hny a cijrar.
Kept at every" har in llillsUnu
Ask for them.
J. 1., Simp-sou, of South Tuala
tin,' was over to the city Satur
day. Mr. Simpson is cinras-rcd in
fruit raising, and last year made
shipments as far Fast as the Ida
ho country where they are sup
posed to raise K'd "'""it.
1 i ,,r m,ii- u'kere s I roil)
mv $100 pen ol
tons. W
up. We
eees inr
l', doodm,
II. I eis SeiuK iii Cn1111iHi11iL.il ion
u Catv uf I not I m s
llli; W W III lil I Hl sf H St I IS
Mime 1 hhhI 1lM1c lur (Inliard Sprj).
iiiK lur a Niii-.nke
Ihe fuiiu'.i, in;' euiniiiiiiiic'itiuii, fe-
ci-i ed ! nun a prominent nrehard
i' h tell ; its OA 11 .-.tory, and it
dim, Id he pi pi a-d hy every man
-'. ho is t ryin;' tu rai -e fruit :
To Till. UilT'iK;
As tin- time of sprayin fur
the rodlm;' moth is near at hand
and a-, there an- perhaps some of
your n-adei's w hu do not know
when, or what to u e, 1 will try
to pue m ow II experience. It
IS leeoii!iii.ideii hy the lead ill
penmeniai station-, 01 tin
I mted States, our own at I or
ahis. ot I 'tah, of Washiiii'tun
arnl of Fa.sterti stations which
of cour .e has hilt little Wl-il'ht
.i. ith us in;'' to the different
climatic conditions. I'rof. Me
lamier oes as far as statin that
the first spraying thorouhlv ap
plied, would he sufficient, w hich,
hy my own experience, I know
not enough, as there are two
hroods uf the codlin moth. '1 he
first irinn comes hetWei'M the
Li ith of June to aUnit the lt. of
July. The second hrood makes
its apiearance ahout the lolh of
Aii!rut tu the fore part of Sept
emher. Of con r.se there may he
some sanation on account of the
weather conditions, particularly
with the lir.-d lil'mid, hut it is
safe to spray as near helow time
as 1 mss i hie.
Tin: rntsT si'kaum;
Should he done alout H or 1"
ilass after the petals, or hiossoim
have fallen. Now let im
r
little wafer he fore putting into
your pray harrel. Now try this
and you will he surprised at the
results arid we will not hear that
Washington County is the worst
county in the-state, as was said
hy Mr. Lownsdale at last Satur
day's Fruit meeting. I know
that I'res. Newell ilx:n not be
lieve it, and neither does the
writer hy lon;c odds.
I'.. I-eis.
I'.Ki 1'I.ACI: SOLI)
FOURTH OF JULY
UNDER 1 GUN
Committees Appjinted Last Eve
ning to Make Arrangements
VETERANS WILL BE INVITED HERE
Reception Committee'Appointed to Re
ceive Portlandcrs
Montezuma Ue I. 0. 0. F.
had a bi time Saturday niht,
and a special car on the electric
brought out all of 75 three-linkers
from Portland. There was work
in the first and second dcjrrees,
some fine addresses on Odd Fel
lowship, and then such a supper
as the Montezumas know how
to pet up. The boys think this
was one of the best times they
ever had, and their new para
phernalia brought them much ad
miration from the Portland
brethren.
PROFESSIONAL,
The Thos. Council place, west of
this citv. and adjoining, has been
n!d to a Mr. Jacobs, it is report
ed. The buyer p-ts W acres for
7r.,HH). He will plat it in 10
acre lots, excepting the high
laud close to town, which be will
plat for residence property. Mr.
Jacobs this morning started a
crew of surveyors on contour
work, and notified Ceo. P.acon,
who lias the place leased, that he
would settle with him for his
leasehold, as he bad made the
purchase. Mr. Jacobs was
lirought here by T. U. Imbrie, of
the Imbrie Land Co.
This is one of the finest places
in the section, and it is said that
there is not a ten acre tract but
what affords a high building lot.
This is the biggest sale made in
this section for many years.
The laud also has several fine
sites.
A f-yearoId son of Mrs. Yvette
At the meeting in the city hall Leuliet, of Butte, Mont, was
. , . . , . struck bv a horse in the yard of
last nigr.i 10 arrange ior a , T - r Milt tha
I' ourth of July celebration, May- other dav. and his forehead
or A. t. uaiiev presided, and crushed, ur. lamiesie auenaeu
Geo. Schulmerich acted as sec- the little fellow, and found that
retary. By motion the following f sfma1' P?on 0Ivm3. urai "
1 I . . I lJD Cy. 11V III U VI IblVHl VWIIV""J
win aci as an executive com- .j his parents have been tele-
mutee: i. r. uornenus, jonn frrnohed to come.
1 o g
v ur itf rt t I
nennis, w. vv. uoscow, u a. Sheep forsae: 1 have for sale
Patterson and Geo. Schulmerich. 21 head ewes, graded Cots wolds;
Amusements committee: Geo. one full-blood Cotswold buck;
Sehulmfirieh John Ilenn in and fourteen lambs; also team of old
W. W. Boscow. B. P. Cornelius norsjes: nw, eacn; cneaL' ,
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surf eon
OtHc Blley-Morgn bloci, upwUi.
Rooiua 12. 13 and 15. Resilience South-
went corner Buellue nd Heuoutl 8trrL.
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office upstair over The Delta Drug Store
Rbaldence Eaat of Court Hoowi,
la the corner of the block.
JAME8 FHILLIF T1MIE.S1E, U. V.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern I'acilie Hailroail t'o
CoiiHultation tu Kronen or KiiKlmli. ''
tie upNUirs, over L. M. lloyl Co'a. Htorn,
north aide of Main St., HilUlmro, Or.
DR. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AXD SURGF.ON
mii
ORLNCO I'AKTY
urday
Spent
law ii,
w ere
crape
ail. I
ght here this is your princi
pal spray ing, amt 11 you nej'ieci
it at this time, you need not
mray at all, as it w ould do absol
utely no gun! to spray in any
of his
Gardner,
home, lie
Tucker is
Of (traded lb
lV
White Orpmg-
.1 r
e na e n
nnlilv vol! With
1,. ,!,.!, me- Address T.
HillslH.ro, t'l-c. o-u
t
,. Auril UF l'.no. to. J"
1 M.-v Peter Nelson, Portland
1 - ,i
formerly ol West umon, a
Fete.' expects to be out to
;,, ., r..u- davs and do a
HMO III tl iv ' ..
i:,.l. .. aititnu'l liimiin"
III lie l,lliu.iii.i'"--r.
the new arrival.
. it'll .
formerly 01 11111s
i."-"t . -
the Arcus inn.
where lie is
im
ami
son.
II ilh
I).
lolstcins, headed
Imported Bull.
Owing to change of business
''' undersigned will at his farm
- miles vest of Cedar Mill. S
miles east of IlilUlmi'ii. Cornell
rn;ul. at I :(() p. in. shar), on
TFKSIIAY, MAY 10
'll at public auction his entire
lu'i''l uf C raded Ilolstcins, head
hy liniiorted bull, Sir Almeda
wliiilt. de Kol No. dSOCri. This
lllT,l consists of it) graded Ilol
slcm cows and 7 heifers :? fresh.
j earning fresh in July, 1 in
tw'litcniher, 2 in October, II in
Niivcinhe,., All giiiirantecd gen
m', family cows, all in perfect
ll''llh. Milk from U of this
H'ril sold hud year at condenser
MluW. Alsoanuniberof K
Kal. in j 1 k cans.
Visitors welcome to inspect
" i't any time.
' '''ins Sums under $br, cash;
ov,'i' $br, Ii nionths time nt i per
l!,.'nt' hankable note; 2 per cent
"iSClltliil. f. ... 1, .... mims over
I mil I. writes
I' .1.1..., .l il,. Wash
: , ti.m.'ine- mill, that crop
. " "IV: , n the Klickitat
m ur j nil-1 "i ' ,
country are very line.
n-iti, cto.-m and frost killii)(3
tiaHy crops in tin' Fcst and Sout
th)ud Willamette all,
i a ic old unu
on the market.
i - i ,iKliei
I.- .,..i, volll' C liCIM-lis v ii- -
o 1 I '. . i ,,i,i-ii
a large lou.-..;
Iiieoi i
time lo iu,.
titer time. Now tins
manv ears experience.
pray tne laiu-r pan
Voll mav gel some
is
A verv pletisant party was given
hv Miss Lizzie liettisat the home
f her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
loin) Bet lis, of Oivnco. last Sat-
nivhl. The evening was
in iiiaviug games on the
iml in the parlors, which
decorated with Oregon
wild currant and cedar.
i he young people spent a very
enjovable evening. Those pres
ent were: Rubv Pickens, New-
Market. Tenn .; Nannie and Ma-
zella Gillenwater, Gladys and
llersl Linton, Will and Emmet
Gillenwater, Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
Linton, HillsUiro; Betty HulTak
cr. Pearl, Vada and Lizzie Bettis,
John .lossy, Joe Hensley, Clar
ence. Charles, Jake and Wil
Bettis. Mr. and Mrs. John Bettis,
Oivnco; Charles Morgan, lid ward
and Leo Vasher, Hat Kock
Mich .; Curtiss Drinnen, Charles
Pickens - New Market, Tenn
Arthur Graddv. Salem; Bid Bet
lis. Bethany. 111.
Refreshments were served at
midnight.
was delegated to invite the c Brown ConietiuSi 0re., R. 2.
Washington County Veterans independent telephone 259, Hills
Association and its auxiliary to boro central. 7-9
hold their encampment here, it Miss Beulah Lynch, a promis-
was voted to hold a three day's ing young vocalist, who for some Calls Answered Day or Niiiht
ceieoration Saturday, ounuay time nas oeen a siuueni at mc- t,i..i
and Monday, closing with the Minnville College Conservatory - -independent mone
our-th of Mns c. ha.n hecrun a course ot ORENCO. ukm.on
The amusement committee is studies under the direction ot
tmiav conferring with Arnold and Prof. G. W. Belcher, of Portland.
they expect to have one of the Her many friends join in wish-
old-time celebrations, with all ing her every success.
that goes tor success. ArtVllr hParer. of Forest
l roin
If you
of June.
the worms
that hatch, perhaps on the leaves
or on the outside of the tipple.
ml you can not get at those that
nter the ralix cup, us that is
iIhiuI closed hv that time ami
i .i . .i ..t .i...
you Know mat mosi ui me
f.iiin.l in the eoi So
liiilliin iii . i 1 " 1 ' 1 - ., ,
U- sure and give a thorough A. J. Fanno, President of the
nraviiiir. as on it depends almost Confederated Onion Growers As-
1 1 1..1 I i ;,i o h.tirtn tli
a Ol VOU1 lait I u ,1011.-1. pnuuinn, in n iiim
Now the obtect uf the tirst gives the acreage 01 onion cui
H-ivini'- K to t'ill the calix cup lure for the state of Oregon
: the apple with poison, for at and in its figures is found that
ion,, the e.-iliv is mien and Washington County will have a
11.1 MOO m' r.
OL k COUNTY LI-ADS
he work is more readily accom
ilished, while in any delay the
a!i will have closed and the
time lor productive spraying h.im
nassed. At this time of spray-
. . t t ' ll. 4 .
inir thoiv is no I'tunini; muin in
ibihnsil 1 (U 1 1 r t L1 IHU It ir vc'iiv
when the little cuuiings are
latched, and get their first or
, 1 t . . . . 1 :n ,,.a
second teen, out uiey m m-i
want any more as it is their last.
Now your second spraying win
he late in June, and if any of
the eggs are deposited on the
apple or leaves they should ne
thoroughly covered wuu poiso 1.
Tlie eggs arc mostly laid on the
leaves and w hen they begin to
they make tor the caux
e
craw I
1910 mm of 428 acres as against
SO acres raised by the other onion
districts in the state, there re
mains but nine cars of the 1909
croii unsold of these seven cars
are at Sherwood and one each at
Cedar Mill and Tualatin. Ihe
remainder of the crop is still in
good condition. Conditions are
verv favorable for a good crop
The otiicial estimate of the 1910
crop, in acres, and a comparative
statement of the 1909 acreage,
given:
Oregon Onion Acreage
1910
lU'HVlTtOll 4
Vimliuiii 95
Cellar Mills 3
(inston - 10
llillshori) 5
Mi w:uk it- 3
Si-hulls m
Womllmrii 5'1
Slierwoo-1 17&
Coniflius ... 25
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and c,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
Aside from the celebration
Grove, and Miss Blanche Davis,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
work lastnight the following f Bt:averto were united in
were appointed as a reception ms.. Anri, or. 1910 Father
committee to receive the Port- ,Wnu r.0mhratincr thp nuntials. '
and business men tomorrow T. ,, . mQua ft.;- unm jn
evening: Dr. J. P. Tamiesie and th Qrove
N. H. Alexander, president and
secretary of the Board of Trade, Born, April 20, to Mr. and
P. Cornelius, W. V. Wiley and Mrs- manon vyiiKes, ounmuo,
C. K llen. The band will Ure., a son, weignt i-c pounub.
meet the special at the depot; The little fellow is a grandson 01
tlia ofihvl philflrpn -with flairs Thos. S. Wilkes, of this city, and
will be in attendance; and all the the proud father is the Benton
autos in the city will be at the bounty surveyor. E. B. TONQUE
uisposai 01 uie visitors, aim mien je jeeson, & Drotner-in-iaw 01
II.,... . , '. rtnnt hm 1 .Ti I r i T . C T T 1 . 1 1 nn
nicy aiioc at mc wuu K DTOW n, Ol lUH a riiu, auu ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Mayor A. Ii. bailey will deliver wh0 recently came from South
the address of welcome. Renci has bought 10 acres from Room j, 4. 5. Morgan Blk, Hiiiix.to
J. V. Henderson, of Last Hills
Rooms 10 anil 11 Morgan-Bftiley RUh-.n.
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ORKOON
Omm. ft. Bmmlmy W. O.
BAG LEY & HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and t Shute Baildluc
HILLS BOKO. . . OEKliihN.
ains.
1909
40
9'
40
6
25
25
26
5
165
5
Totiil .
492
eep
lust receivci
I- I I'l' v
1,'iiiiiriek iv
. 1 . 1 10 i v. 1
Ul
Corw in.
,1 1 ih-iiu'ii has suci
r, iw bird for laml and .lamagcs
Tl. tract s claimed by ''"O
;,!;;tii;lad iy-l.i
tat ion, aiiuve i.ui.v.i.
Monev to loan on real estate.
tsonable. Ay, y v
Hi llros., iiuisoo.o, V.. ---Mis
A Barnes, of Gaston.
Alls- . .1 n,., 1 Ii kbo-
has been ai me -
,.i levera iw'i'i
, . r 1 .,1.,..., i i.;,i
mm U IIC S 11 UOOU M, in- ivi iini
in which being full of poison,
speedilv kills the codlings. II
vou could kill all of the first
brood vou would have no need of
other spraying as the first brood
that escapes the spray, will
hatch the second hrood in Au
gust I went to the trouble per
sonally, at the Kxperimental sta
tion at Corvallis, to see it the
.,. in tlie i"iliv run
poison ,ei.i.mo . v ;v ..... - I mw ,1 . for the first story
I '111 I lilt.' II IIIIIV-VHIVHV -
. :)v at a meeting of the Tamiesie Hotel.
Rev. Jas. Moore, Supt. of the horo. and will make his residence
Salem District, will occupy the here.
pulpit at the M. L. Church next , ... t k
Sunday morning. Ii. K. Perkins , t ...u;u
sSdamter-wTsha
will del ver an address rthe home and thereby avoicthe
will deliver an address in the f Hg has the pian
evening. b, mav af tVlo ufit
v'a VinnH-5fiteheh
E. Church, departed Monday for Lf
oinirnr dim Cif mOTlPV and
a trip to California, where he el check Finder please
win lecimc iii yisaiaia, a mi nu neave at Argus, or at tne tu. m.
pastorate. He will also speak at R;ce home, and get reward. 7
Eugene and Kose burg, and then ,
take a rest in the Sierra Mount-1 J- , B: Campbell, of Shady
tSrooK, is unoer me caie 01 ui.
Tomiuaia Via'inor SPVPrplv Ctlt
The Modern Woodmen of Amer-
nrta rf Vlic ltllT With UTI 3V. the
ica will hold an all day picnic at 0f te
the city' park. June 11. There ny tvaf tt
w 11 be all kinds of amusements, raui wuui, . k w.o-.,
i i i i. j ma9 in tmvn this mornincr. tie
3 hl stm has M " - Oregon
and fraternal speeches. pis own farm and the bhute
piace.
A. G. Stuart, with , the 0. W.
. ! il . i 1
taken up their residence in U'.. m cnarge oi ui u.
Hillsboro, and the Dr. may locate isoverior a vacauou ...
here. He thinks we have a fine family, at Seventh and Base-
country, and is very much une.
otensed with what he has seen. A W Scott, of near Witch
e I '..'. A ., I rvt?Brnti utTTouiDn itvei?v nn iu
nitn,... that w Hazel, and who has one ot tne u
had more warm weather in April finest ranches in J..f office phones: Pacific states goi: lud.m
than for many yeai-s. The tner- "o. ' "
mometer registered 86 several oay.
times last week. J. C. Wilson and wife, of
Wm. Pickens, of New Market, Bethany, were in the city yes-
teraav, anu remciuucicu
Rest "Room with a contribution
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offic Upstairs, Bailey Morgan Hlori
Rooms, i an! 1,
HILLSBORO. - ORKOON
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court Houne.
HILLSBORO OF EGO
THOS. H. TONGUE, JK.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Dr. J. M. C. Atchley and fam
ily, of Newport, Tenn., have
508
UIU HOTLL HCUINS
Grant Landess and Marion Jacobs
Tuesday commenced moulding
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
Residence phones; Independent Pa
cific States 4SI.
Tenn., and who is looking for a
location, is domiciled in the
Adams residence, corner of Third
and Oak.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
d l. l-
Andrew Eggimnnn, Owner
'; ,(;- Kuratli, Auctioneer,
finite, Clerk.
1 '"''silay, May 10th, you wil
;Wo a chance to buy a grailei
"iiistem cow that will "putnion
7 "i your nurse." That is the
t!ltu 'f the Andrew Eggiman
Hlltli near Cedar Mill. Read his
h'crtiseinent in another place
111 ihis issue.
to , .
I'liomer Emmott, of Eitimo't
!nisM made 11 business trip to
'"nMiia, Wash., the first ot the
mil who
1 ' i fin 111
m 1 nuii iiiiii I ii,, Mtid w ill soon
in recovery ra .n 1 ' , '
u, i rt'L irn l' 1
II lUM , ,
1,1,1- wiliw '',.. Tim.
1,1 1 1 .' , I ,, Ulllll
.,.,j ii he coiiiuj ij"
ne.-1" , , ... 1.
t ColV has openei
Tniiungci ow. o
(as 1 heard a
m iiorucuiuii'
that the poison would evaporate timate that it will take
.in t ,ree weeks) and was days steady run for th
i v Prof. J. C Bridewell that alone, lhose now bom
l e iH isi.nivniains in the calix are to be heavier than t
1 . L.mini-ioiv o that ought to the upper stories. As
They es-
that it will take a sixty
the blocks
ing made
those for
i.e... ..i .i.. i v.it oiio-ht . o t ne unoer sumes. noon
CU ) llHlllllieie., . - , . i4lr.(.Uft mn,
uetlle the uuestion or ever. ioe .11. .-10..,.. . ;
sella 1111 ll"v " , . f,.i , ) ,.l.io(,ito t-tiMU will ston
I cou d go on anu give you 101 u,e o. - v., e
r
..a...,,, u - 01
....'....l-inir 'hut shall content with as they
Mmi of mv neighbors m
em- .- ,- , ... I , l ,(,,,..,
..:i... ,,1,1 tu iin'i' I OO v Ul 111s mi in. mi v..
Hi ll OH v . t -i ! 1
1 .1 11 ,...,Li l.i nut it mi i -
orciiaru aim 1 ie"
Iv surprised at tne amoiua o
worms iney w -if " " ..1 0.io .5I1 1 rPPPivl
1 ...Mil l Limi wi mm 11 t' l ft 1 t niMtvio n ."- ..
i... .. L,:.J miv fa Ci 111', !1V
and nut m the toundation
. , ,.
as they nave me inuuai-i ior mi
tlie cement work and the main
1R0IH)S.I.S LOR WOOD
1 1 f i 1 ... ni.... i 111111 n r-
tl,.. trees iilainlv UP to ciaiuruay, xuay 1-1, iaio, t
wormy.
K.T v.; asked when lie ten o'clock a. m., and then open-
8I1,,U" ... 1 . . "Me to.t ed and contract awarded to the
im Sliravcu lie mo. : , a.i.. u;.jj.,
! . . . 1 :., n, .1 uf nivi's resiiousi ine uiuuci, 101
spraying usuone .. . . . at the court house,
Knu
111 'fTlH r S y U l . wood
and says hcMs H iuiy u a
.1. ..ri a 1 tin. vi. -
K can how infant is by Sept. llOlO. of 75 cords of
so you an ti. , . n wooj old
and cut irora souna
Must not be cut too
.11 . .11 i.:,j.. fU,
course. Aiuiress an oiua w tuc
undersigned.
Geo. Hancock, Sheriff,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
wot
call.
Ston!
ever tradei
Ask yourself if you
,.,1 with Norman Gieti,
day, a lRHl '
l,,iiii
nt ice cream, pot
' Mow ns to what should we use growth,
Might to ten timber
inr uui nMivvi "n-
davs after the blossoms or petals
fall use two or three pounds ot
lead arsenate, Grassell'sor Bean s
or any other neutral lead arse
nate, tobligauonsoivvuiei, m.u
about 1 3-4 gallons of standard
solution of lime and sulphur test-
-10 ner- cunt rieume. me
first is for the codling moth, the
latter for scale and is far super-
mg
firs
luiu-i n " . .- irets the soutn iuaiatm 1au1.11,
ior to Homoaux nuxuue v r. Q ,!lnni(is TOts the race track
vour mixture well agiiareu as uie ;;- - tiiiielwwn- and the
J .. 1 1 . 1. 1.. nli.J I I 111 II t I I V tlL lllllUWVIV
remainder of the estate is to go
It is said that the referees have
divided the Tongue estate, and
that the division is: Hon. E. B.
Tonirue gets the Shinn ranch,
north of Hillsboro; T. II. Tongue
will not keep in suspension, un
less agitated. I forgot to say to
rsenatc 01 icau in a
to the other heirs. The report
can not be aflirmed, however,
Lost- Bay horse, white spot in
forehead. About 1000 pounds.
Brand on hip. Strayed two
weeks ago. Mrs. A. Stitt, Hills
dale, Ore.
Andy Westberg, the Farming-
ton apple raiser, was in town
Monday, and says there is fine
prospects for a big apple crop
this year.
Jacob Milne, of near Glencoe,
was in town the last of the week.
Up to last Saturday he still had
100 acres to plow and seed.
Did vou take notice of the new
line of back combs at Libby's?
Thev are iust "beauts," and the
price just suits.
Rov Latham, son of H. T,
Latham, a former Hillsboroite,
was in the city from Portland,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stewart
of South Tualatin, were in the
city Monday atternoon.
FA. Schiller, the Portland cigar
manufacturer, was in town Mon-
..it 1
dav, talking ousiness wun 111s
Hillsboro customers.
The Hillsboro Lumber Co., is
receiving four big carloads of
logs daily.
Fred and Gerhardt Goetz, of
near Blooming, were in the city
Saturday.
John Schneider and wife, of
Phillips, were in the city Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. J. T. Young and daugh
ter, Irene, are visiting at Tilla
mook. Alfred Hevwood, of west of
I town, was in the city Saturday.
Hans Rasmusen, of near West
Union, was in town this morning.
Hans has laid down the saw and
square and gone into tarming.
S. Fan-child, an aged resident Tamie8;e Bid. hillskoko. OKK.
of Cornelius, tea into a aitcn, Main ana rtnra.
unconscious, the other day, and
is in a critical condition.
I am Prepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
.ll!.iSl
i
J. 5. L0RSUNG
Contractor and
Builder M
n
Large Barns a Specialty N
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div. j
- r T r vt Trrrr V4WT
August Berry, formerly in the " " v v
exuress DUSiness nere, is now silver ut&t camp no. B193, iuoueru
1 .. ... ir .1. I 11" 1 . r a J .. .......... ........ (-,,,.,
farming the wm. Kerron rancn, nuouumu w nmcnv., uk i ...n.
, r;n and third Saturdays in each mouth nt
near L-edai Will. - ,heir Hall in Reedville. Oregon. Visit-
MW Hahn. of above Moun- ing anil-sojourning Neighbors are coidiitl.
. ... a., :i. 4 Iv mviied to attend camp meetings.
tailiaaie, was ill uie en.j S. G. RhodKS, Consul
the guest 01 ins aaugiuer, mn, Ri E- Haldbrman, Clerk.
Hon man.
Judge J. W. Goodin yesterday
united in marriage frank L.
Mallory and Anna A. Meeves.
Four or five tons of fine oat
hay, loose, for sale. H. D.
Schmeltzer, Hillsboro. 7
Jas. H. Davis and Marcelle M.
Lahie were married at Forest
Grove, April 27, 1910.
Gerhardt Goetze, of Blooming,
was in town today, and made the
Argus a pleasant call.
Louis D. Rogers and Rilla Arm
strong have been granted a mar
riage license.
Ernest Krause, of Blooming,
formerly, is now located at Bay
Center, Wash.
L. C. Brown, of Iowa Hill, was
over to the county seat this
morning.
Mrs. Thos. Connell, of Port
land, was in the city yesterday.
Restaurant for sale in Hills
boro. Ind. Tel. 394, Box 36, P.O.
A. Anderson, of Helvetia, was
an Argus caller today.
Money to loan. Dr. Parker,
Greenville. 7tf
Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 5 j
";i!:Eii:miii:
DR. G. F. SCHMELZEL, !
Osteopathic Physician
Office Parlor Commercial Hotel!
Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays.
Office hours 1 to 4 p. m.
A. C. WINNEY & SON .
g Contracting Painters. t u
pral Onii tractitie- ?! :
s xvv v-- - o m
8 Business. J
First class work on U classes of P
s buildings. Estimates given.
B Hi kit bo no, Orkuoh, Ront 5
n.o recti