The Hillsboro argus., April 13, 1911, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

HILIB30R0 ARGUS, APRIL la 1911
No. 74697
HUGO
No. 52496
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BIG POWER COMPANY
ASKS FOR FRANCHISE
Mt. Hood Railway & Power Co
Offers Two ?r Crnt l.arninjrs
TMfiV ASK TO ENTER IJfiHT HELD
IWnl Ordnance, but Will Qualify and
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French No. 51,943
Finely Formed
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AnaTk-an No. 50,401
Coal blach
Imported Pcreheron Stallion, foaled in I'tancc and
imported by A. C. Ruby & Co. in 19,16.
Sire, BRUTUS, No. 34,730; I)ai, USIiTTK, 038.
WILL MAKE SliASON I9U
Mmly mmn nt Wm iiRrJr, .S,., I,..,,vvjti,; Mtmir(v ,,. , on ral!
Monday rw.ln, to Wdnr-Uy .1 Jo,'. COB1,Hf. (il.'.H-,,.; Wclnr,-
J-.-Horw ck',,,! No.ll, kmWIHc; ThurUy 4 p. 111. n Hriv ! in
5te; SK: " y """" M'"","V A,,t,m I t'-ruun'.
TERMStSingle service, i.; insurance, payable
when mare is known to be in foal, $15; colt to stand
and suck, $20.
Hillsboro Shire Horse Co.
J. K. I'OORI), Groom.
SUMMONS
In llieClr'-uit Court of UioHuteof Ore-
' K". for WiMliiiiKton Comity
I I0I111 Harry Mack, i'lalntitl,
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for ll Hin-xraivr wncka l.y nrilrr of IIih
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me 01 iirta iml.ln.allon, March :to. ttill
ihUnuf laat iMil.ln atimi. May 4, Jilll.
0KIX10N l-LECTRIC
The cIrmIiiIc of departure anil arrival
of Oregon Klectric Cars fur Portland
follow:
For ihktla.ni
7 5 hi
H 5 5 ui
10 45 n 11
U .15 P '
The Mount JIooil Railway &
Power Co. last eveninir nrfSfnt-
'd a iM-tition for a franchise fn
furnish electric lijdit to patrons
insiiJe the limits of Hillsboro.
and aver they are willing to pay
trie city two per cent, on their
trross earnings for the privilege
01 dointf business for a term of
m years. The mvl mnnr. wan
not introduced, as there are some
features the comoanv wishes to
amend.
An ordinance was also nasserl
reiuirin: housemovers to dejiosit
$.r() when the I
"""M I'mmo
over the Oregon Klectric track,
as a guaranty that expense of
cutting anil repairing wires shall
be paid, and for the protection of
the city.
The citv fat hf.m
statute forbidding any woman to
enter a saiiKin, and the ienalty
to the saloon k
a lemale in his place ot business!
is. minimum. SAV
- 1 - iMUAiniuiii, yjyj.
It is provided, however, that a
woman attaining her majority,
in comoanv with hup h nutt.irwl f
laitier, noes not come under the
ordinance, h eef nm nwlr.a n,i
clerks are to receive $3 ner dav
i i , . .
Vuyeiecuon takes place next
Monuav. on ehartcr uAnnt
lejet-uon. j. i,. uimkin, chair
nan t'erer ounnw on,i i.m
hcriulmench are judges, and
Adoitih otetrrist anrl Thrw IklL..
are clerks.
I he saloon ord
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ieemext Saturday.
kkom roRTLANuj Hastcr Sunday
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II 15 ni
.i 05 p m
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4 P 4 7$ p tn
7 15 P m 6 ?5 p m
9 5 P 9 p m
3 45 p tu ..M t f to 111
Sunday only J Sunday onlr
Try the Argus and Oregonian
for a year, only $2.25.
Frank Weisenbeck, of Witch
Hazel, was in town Tuesday.
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
A beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
MENTOR
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb Action
Belgian No. 3295
American No. 45996
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Bachot 6196
Owned by Hillsboro Percheron Horse Co
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IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming 6 years weighs 1900 darh chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets. Has fine colts.
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO, Street Fair, 1909. 1910.
Pudigree Sire Jarnao lOS.'iS; Dam, Marie 3001
Imported by A. C Ruby k Co,, Portland, O eou.
Will Stand Season of Sllx-Mountaindals, Mondays, 10 a m. to 3
p m.; llaiikri; Monday evoninftc; Forest (3rove, McNamer's Barn, Tuesday
10 a. m. to WfidneHdiy morning; BlooniitiR, Welnetday noonp; Hillnboro,
Wdneday night lo Thursday Ht 1 00 p. m., at barn on Miiin etreel; Scholls,
Friday evenings; Hillsbiro, Saturdays and Sundays at Main street barn.
Fornisr-inRle rerviro iflO. S'ftHnn, $15; To insure With foal $20. Care
to prevent but not responsible for Roeidents,
Tlie BANKS BELGIAN HORSE CO. T- Groom.
his trreat oeeasinn nf tho ru
w.v viiua
lian Cnurcfl Wl h r.nmmarr.
.it VUUUIH.I1IV
rated in an appropriate manner
iicm ounoayat tne f irst (Jongre
gational church. Th flurai
orations, musical nrenararions
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auu me SHrmnn mm una tn
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nut Jlnrl nwl-n r, t .i. j....
niunv) .i uniuicilL llie irl-
umimani ana crowning fact in
the Christian System of Divine
truth. Mr. Hughes' theme will
be 'The Governing Thought of
Laster. SlihinmpH U lha
icai pari:
'No Shadows Yonder" Gaul
Mr. Alexander and Choir
"Crucifix" Faure
Konald Vauerht
Tlosanna" Granier
airs. iu. is. ionnueand r.hnir
"0 Loving Father" Riego
Jir. Alexander
A most cordial invitation to at-
lena tms servifA af 11 a m
exienuea to tne public,
R. P. SNIDER, MEDALIST
The third gold medal oratorical
contest conducted by the Addie
Curry Mumford Y. P. M. S.. was
held at torest Grove, in the Con
gregational rhlireh Tho r,-,Q,lol
was awarded to R. P. Snider, of
forest Grove, whose selection
was entitled "The Altruism of
missions. rubs Hanwb. c i
V-omeuus, sang a solo. The
judges were llev Sfii t
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forest Grove, ami M
. ? Ml.UO uuuw, ui I
uorneiius.
The date furnishpH 1if
paper tor the fourth contest,
which will be hel.i nt-
was a mistake, and it will be
lie 11 Oil h I'lllilV OVOniniv a..:i 1I
instead of Saturday. The follow
ing win compose the class: Miss
Inez Miller, of Cornelius; Misses
Docia Ballard and Carrie Light-
iooi, oi rnusooro.
Everybody come and bring an
offering. Remember the date
rnuay, Apni 14. at Urenco Hall.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaves for I'oitlaml
forest Grove Local d-Xn a. m
r.iuers on jKourtlt St
snerlilan Fiver e-..
Enters Union DeDot vlniku,V
roresi urove l,ocal . . 3;0J p m
iviiicia mi rouriu St.
Corvallis Overland c;i0 m
uu riiurin vl.
Leaves Tortlnud for Hillsboro
L-orvallls Overland ?;20
Leaves on Fourth St.
Forest Grove Local n :oo a
Leaves on Fourth St '
Sheridan Flyer. 4;0o p. n,
vun.u irpiii, via wiusburg
roresi urove L,ocal s:ij0 p n,
weaves on rourtll St
A BLACK PEECHERON 11 years old. weight 1950, bred hy M.
Constant Basseur, Sire, Wierre de Cyrus, Grand Sire. Roni
(774); First Dam. Fanny. (3800), Second Dam. Brilliant. (969)
Will Stand Season Of 1911
Brown's barn, Forest Grove, Monday noon to Tuesday io a. m; "
Banks' Livery Barn, Tuesday noon to Wednesday, 9 a. m
North Plains, Wednesday afternoon to Thursday, 9:00 a. m ;
West Union, at Fred Hamel's, Thursday afternoon to-Friday 10 a. m.
Orenco Nursery Barns, Friday noon to 3 p. m.;
Hillsboro, Friday 4 p. m. until Monday, 10 a. m.
Terms:
Single service. SIO: To insure fd nr. : 1.
cor c ,n ' u insure live coil;
$20, Season. $12.50. Care to prevent, but not responsible for
N. A. McCONNAHAY. Mgr.
P.O. address Hillsboro.
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LORD KITCHENER
ZOMBR0 2J1 32935 M.rrxranjvaii
Standard Bred Trotter, (record 224. Public trial 2.19)
WILL MAKE SEASON OF
1911
TueBC?ay ioon, E Schitff lin
place, Centerville; Tuesday
night, Campbell barn, near
Sudlev Mill r Wimmiii, At
McCumeev h&rn Xni-th PKina
Thursday, at home burn
n. 1 1 .
rranK noicomb place; West
Uni in; Friday noon, Bnaver
ton Liverv ham- Fi.liv
night at Witch Haz4l. Ray
HoDvard: JSatunlav nil rim
at Sejond Street barn, Hdls-
noro; Sunday at home ham,
Frank Ho'imrnhV WJat
Union; Monday on call from
the above (bom barn.
j Stxtclal attention ghrmn I Bar.
ran Mmu
TERMS:-S ugle service $ is; sea-
tun, who. return privilege, $25; To
insure i0: colt to stnnil nn.l cnr-l.
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HOI COMB )
and Owners,
HAMEL )
Stephen Holcomb, groom
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Notice of Appointment ' I
a. tn.
m.
Thos. H. Tongue was a Port
land visitor Tuesday morning.
Potato minora -v t-Un UJIU 1
- w..v..ovn mc nuia nave
all broutrht in rhpir iQin
aim ieceivea tneir money at a
snlendid mnrlof nmna Di
r mi iv-c. 4 utaiues
are not harvested in the hills un-
in spring, and they apparently
keep better in the ground than
when duo-and nitrorl in th
or placed in warehouses. The
March roads were excellent, and
the hauling was fine, loads of
twice the weight being hauled
this year than usual.
Nnt.ipA la harottn .I.n. T i .
siErne.1. ham ftAnti hv ,t n .
ot the State of Oregon for Washington
V . ",,Wru,,,l1 a'i"iinistratrix of the
Kstate of Edward 0. Banks, Deceased, and
have duly qualitiod as such. All persons
having claims agaiust said estate are here
by nolllin.1 tn nru.,iiih.... ....
er vouchers, to me, at the law office of W
N. Barrett, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice
Dated at HillmVuM-n .ui. . ...
6 1911 ".oiivu, tma April
j ... . , Nny L Banks.
0. Banks. Debased. uwara
w. . Barrett, Attorney for said Estate
Until May 1, 1911, the prices
on fir wood will be as follows:
lour-foot, $4 per cord, delivered:
H50 per cord. After May 1
four-foot, delivered. $3.25 to
Sept. 1; sixteen-inch, $3.75.-J.
W. Masters. 340
Try the Argus for a year.
BEECHER
BlacK, Registered Jach.
Sixteen hands high, five
years old in June. Sure
Foal Getter and one of
the Finest Jachs in the
State. Will show some
fine colts soon.
Will stand this season at Forest Grove
at the W. H. French place, First Avenue
North.