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HIU.Sr.ORO, ORKGON, APRIL 25. 1912
NO. 7
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ami linl.- grand.n.
wire in I In- t-it v fr.iin
A!..lia. Monday, telling tli.-ir
fn nd in th,. .i.urity Heat yood
ly a tiny Matt a triji ti
'l iitia;-i ii, l. innark. next I
week. lly were in fopenha-'
vu. IW i ar a.,, on their ted
dmir trip, an-! they will now vis
it Ihi' iiotnt'iit m iriHVH until Sep.
l. inU r, when t h.-v w ill return to
Oregon, for their .'" year of.
residence h.rc i:n endeared
t!n-iii to the Mat w lu re n -'
done intni.l.-tli. ami Nature
either mihIi-s or trie in tnodera
tion. llu-v take w ith Ui..rn their
little erandmti. Kenneth limit
inanti. who in a relative of the
I otct liruu' Vem-m, The Ar
WM wishes them a I'lt-u .ant trip. !
I In hat iii the rinir . M. U-1
Uu.-. an.lnlati- for tin- naif of ;
U at k ihh' Ki-iikmIum, ujih in town;
tin- other ilay. I ! sells tin- lirifHt :
mill-tin- made for im-n und ani-twenty tmints, Kainin four ti rst
m ils ami his ultry tonic in' pla.vH. and Davm. of lVav-rton.
mi- u. in ior an iroj,'ri-ssiv- ,)U(M
I 1 1 1 1 r raising, l
THE TRACK MEET
County Srl Sih.M Capture 6
Point Out ol H
MM l II I. SCOKI S 29 hHMS
ul Braurlua, Al JkwtJ Trly
ia l out l alry
lh' Hiyh arnl (Irarnrnar St hoolH
of th- county ln-hl a track niwt
at Fon-st (Jrovc, la.st Saturday,
and there was a khh attendarice.
Partisan fti-lmk' ran 'wh, and
IlillsUiru won hy a lurality of
2 aainKt ." for Forest drove,
Kitik' I.Jtle. of HillhU.ro, made
um. a 'ti!f t in'ainst
I r.jjut. oaii!! to Hiiidi'iii in mi
unsinut the .iMiiine from
ftiUrs of the hral hrtr, iitul
It itroii); o'jMiMti"n of ;oine
lT,'rrats.
Uvrr ill f! ifkain.is rounl),
tfTt I'lii'li.ui.l jinn 'tialots ile-
LmI to Ar.'us that TtxiL'tif
i'4 ti'l i'i I a f i ; : 1 1 n 1 1 y , o, uur
!tlirotH. .ili.in nf Shi rilT Ma-.s,
nMcHrtt pi the county. -!liiie
mijiinty ol LV
Cohiinhia county swuiii into
Ttit Uf colutiiti h a major-
h of iiitf '"il iiltliot;L'li the
it mat.. ..!.
e olTicial who
keliratttl machine lnt
Xurlihiil mi Clat-ioii tuntv
Wlnre iiar IKM hut this
FS his home ctiiinlc. ami
Upv c.t i -i tl his npiHiiietit to
fcn Will th.
I'. SM-nie. Master of the
Stale (Jrane, has announced the
loliioMiu' comiiiittees on the
cniniiiji Mate eryiare. tneetiiitf to
! Ik I'I at U.el.urt'. May 11 17.
so far as npiiomtinetit.s alftrt
Wa-thiiu,'tnii tounty delegates:
Mrs M.ilnl (Iroiur, llirinant
Uianei-s; Mrs. A. L llolcomh.
A'H-als; t". II. Haves. Sherwootl.
litiucatiou; A. I.. Holcomh. I'ure
iHh. Ft-rd (iroiier. (iti Koads.
t. I!, r.looin and daughter
wi-re up from Ulow Newton,
Monday, ( has. umt the Ar'UH
man worked together in South
Tualatin, awav hack in the
Spnnw' if li. ami their em
ior was .1. (". Hare, when
Joe was running the ranch now
owniM" hy l-.rvine liurkhatter.
Hotel for I'M-han'e Ctilonial
Hotel .ioH-rty. nenrS. 1. depot.!
ami t arnation condenser, eniv
ploy iiiK laree numUt of piiple, i
Forest drove. Ore., for land, i
farm, or city prortv. any when. ii.mikIuv, linittwio,
rrice, f 1J mm. Atltlre!!4 518 r.rmr. j
I'nai I of Iratle, l'ortland. Ore
yen, fi-8
pulleil out a score of twenty in
a lone entry for that little city.
The IlillhUiro Iniys were accoir.
panietl hy a law crowd of irttt.
who made the welkin rintf with
a clamor for their champions.
The events and contestants,
with places, follow:
l' fl 1til ilnll-lhvil, !Vrltoo. l;
l"V'l. Iiillry ; ttrUlinn, HillalHiio, 3
I Iik mm in llif (.iminnai Kiclr
fifty tanl 1. ll-l.vllr, HiIUImhii, 1.
Iivii. Hravrilun, , Sliflrr. llllKlxiio. y
41 nU Tiitnrr, lnlli'V. I ; IViiv,
I'.t.i l.n.vf, 1, Mayill. tlillilxno, j.
I'nlr v.ult- ll.n.l, Ihllry. 9 (1 4 Mu tin,
I; tiny, llillitiniii, J, Jimrt, t-otmt
lir r J
1 1 it H jump-llivunt, Fnirtt Crutr. 1;
lU-lhnxn, hi.irtl liiovr, ; Si('-r, Hilt
liOMI, .
H ,f. ilauli, oll-I. v t'r, lllll.lnnn,
t, in. Ilrntnti 11, 1; Turnrr. Ihllry. y
041 yatil, m ratoiiiitr IIjvh, l!rvrtltni.
1; SlriK'nlrr. fuirt (itovr, i, Lrnur
villi", tttovr, y
Hitch ) 11 iti 1 1. urmiitiiar Stri(lrilrr,
t-.ri (ituvr, 1; TKKit. II1IUU.10. .
Unvil, Ihllry. y
jjo aril tiunllr-liavit, I'ott-M drove,
I, Hglrr, IIiiUIhiiu,
Mint put Pltlirl, IlilUlmto, t; Id I
ni 11. IIiIUIkho, 1; tinvi. Hmvrrlon, 3.
Vtiyaol lun-I'ftty, -orrt (now, I.
1. Mar(a, ruirl
lair tin 1..
Nistind II
f t a!' ran
hOf l.f l,i HI ..
rul In id I ii.e
for a.'. Cm
'"". Oi... or
arm. hm-.- t
.1. M, hite has sohl his ranch
on find." m Mountain to Kli
Hi meek, and will haw a sale
there on April in the after
toNiti. His notice is in this issue.
Mr. White eviM-v ls to ut tn Fast-
croud loufht i-rn On-on to U'ticlit his health,
pro 11 uiiti tin- in mi; a sulhrer from asthma.
Ihe Washington County Vet
eran AsiHiatioii will assemhle in
Cornelius, at IK a. m. sharp on
Thursday. Mav 2. 11U2. A K'"d
dim , r. a carefully
pa. 11 and a v.h time y:nrni
t .- t Visitors welcome. -Com
inittee.
Ilriwil lump I.yll. IlilUImm, i; I'l.h-
rt, IIiIUIhjki, . Triltillu, h'orrtl
lirove, y
tni jump, ifmnitn r Itluvtrr, Vit
U'r, i; ItrUman, MiIUIkhu, t. Yamlr
Walkrr, llill.Uir.i, y
;io y.r.l ilaili I.ytlr, t; lvn, tlrav
rtlun. , Turnrr, I nllry , V
Mitr ilvh- Riiliinmit, Yatft (".rove, I;
lluilry, HiIIiIkihi, . Atiitiu, Furrat
(tnvr, J
Man.lmK littiaj iump IV Utttatt, Itilli
Ikho, I. fmlirr, llillaboto, I; llrllni(rt,
(Jerhardt (Joetze. of lieyond
Hltmtninjr. was in the city Mon
day morning.
Ir. Iwe. Fridav.
Cheney lU'nefiel. of above
Hanks, in th? county Beat Satur-
lay.
Thos. Murphy, of above Moun-
taindale, was over to the city
Saturday.
Fred Hamel. of West Union,
was in town Saturday, watching
the returns come in.
Capt. J. I). Merryman and Asa
Kacleton. of Portland, were out
to IlillhUiro. Sunday.
J. C. Martinazzi. of Tualatin.
was vreetinif friends in the city
Saturday.
John Olson, of near Cedar Mill.
w as in the city Monday morning.
and called on the Argus office,
on business.
Oak Park beat Newton in a
spirited game of ball, near Dairy
Creek, Sunday afternoon, by a
score of 16 to 13.
Mrs. Martha Clark, of Hub-
ard. Ore., was in the city the
ast of the w eek, a guest of her
sistery-indaw, Mrs. Geo. A. Mor
gan and b. J. W. Morgan.
Kggs for setting - California
White leghorns. $1.(10 per 15.
for :!0 days.-Square Deal Poul
try Farm. Hillsboro, ltoute 1.
liox 157. li-8
Chas. True, of near Middleton,
made his general biennial trip to
the city Saturday, to get a
glimpse of election returns.
Rev. John Fuller w ill hold ser
vices a, the rarmington Chris
tian church every first and third
Sunday in the month until fur-
ther notice.
Frank Harburg, of below
Orence, was down in the city
Saturday, picking up election re
turns. Frank says "You can't
beat the Dutch."
Ceo. Gal breath, of Tualatin.
was in the city Monday, on pro
late business. Geo. says the
Tualatin section is growing right
along, and that property values
are worth while down along the
Oregon Electric and Southern.
ito I
ill lent pill :-ii-ll
Kti-ili hull i.iIm-s
nil ill at'f I Colli
M'Veii months.
Id iiH'ii.'h
e M'hIi,
. t;. n:i,'W.
Oak Co e
Kolltr :i
A. W, St'olt, of .. !,kv New ton.
m a fit v victor Monday iiutii-
A . has In a i t! n i. it e
"Hit; out o the wood.'! alomr Ihe
ualutt ii.
iKmitlas l.ei.sv. of tho I'o.-ihiM.I
Hfe force, was out to llill-iiM.ru ; whs mi Saturday nfternoun,
1 past week, cnjojiiig a vaca-! bringing up tl' Kust Cetlar re-
'"tl. ' i I urns
1 nrr.t (irovr. t
Krlav Kotrnt Grove won auainsl all
Coutrmlrn
I HillsUiro was given the cup,
i and must defend it against
A goon I ( r i' .. moil:ils
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selectetj pni-i .:.. f,,- ,-. -;, 4. ;,,.
ners; silver medals ror second,
and riblnms were aw arded thirds.
I The school scores were-Hills-
1 caw cordwood. s.les up to r-';Urti. 62; forest Grove. 4.r; Kea
rails.
inches in iliamett r. feiici
to and Uianls of all kinds, into
ind Movcwond lengths. Will go into
the country. Write, phone or
call on me. Carl Skow. Tualatin
Hotel, IlillsUuti, Oregon.
W in. M. Huthes. of Oak Park,
was in the city Monday. His
little daughter. Shirley, age 7
years, has been critically ill with
pneumonia.
Sam Giilbrcnth. of Tualatin.
verton, 20; Dilley, 16; Firdale, 5,
For Sale - A horse mule colt, 8
months old. big for age. Will
make a tine animal. II. lias
mnssen. on Merrill ivfaee. be
tween Iteedvilleand Farmington
Address. Heaverton, Oregon, 11
4.
Amrust Wedeking. of St'holls.
was up to the county seat the
last of the week
II. H. Hall, of Shady Urook,
was in the city Saturday after
iitHin.
SAIN CHEEK RAPIDS
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EDITOR PASSES
M. C. (Jiult Died Triday, at
Hit Home in Cottage drove
TAl'GHT AND EWTFD IS HILLSBOKO
T Time Bepretcated Wanhiaftua
Ceuaty ia Lfrislalure
I). M. C. Gault, school teacher
and elitor for years in Washing
ton county, died at his home in
Cottage Grove, Lane county.
Fridav. April 19. 1912, after an
illness that extended over a per
iod of two years. Mr. Gault, as
a young man, edited a paper in
Jackson county, later moving to
Washington county. He served
as principal in the public schools
in the eastern part of the county,
and in the '70s conducted several
terms in the Hillsboro schools.
REXALL STORE
AUCTION SALE
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Gen t i ltaKtfy. CmU1(,i!
water suduIy of Hillsboro
if who vis jUKt in w - c ffSSTpf. City Attorney Barrett,
Besse, U A. Ltong.
ho.()it,.fl who visiu- oa ' Y.ow knd Hartrampf. City A
"T'll.1 Wilkes. MnTton). Fred Waters. C. K. B
The undersigned will sell at pub
ic auction at his ranch on Che-
halem Mountain, two miles West
of laurel, at one o'clock p. m..
or immediately after the close of
the Fred Myers sale, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 30
Good brood mare, 8 years, sound
and true, 1600; brood mare, to
foal about April 26. may have
colt at time of sale, is good work
animal. 9 years, 1400; yearling
colt from Boge Belgian, took
first prize at rair last bpnng;
yearling colt from Banks Belgian
horse: good milk cow, iresh May
20; yearling heifer, 3-inch half-
truck wagon, new, Adrian
mower, hayrake, spring tooth
harrow. 14-inch plow, cultivator,
Climax stump puller, with 90
feet cable, Chatham fan mill,
platform scales, road cart, set
heavy harness, good as new, set
plow harness, single harness.
scythe-cradle, x-cut saw, post
hole auger, small tools, good cook
range, sewing machine and all
kinds of household and kitchen
furniture.
Terms of Sale -Ten dollars and
under, cash; over, one year's
time, 8 per cent., bankable note
Two per cent otT over $10.
.1. M. White, Owner.
J. VV. Hughes. Auctioneer.
UKI-HNVILLE BLACKSMITH
A long felt want ha3 been filled
at Greenville the location of a
first class blacksmith shop. Vic
tor DeComans. a hrst class
horseshoor. and general repairer,
has opened a shop at the old
blacksmith stand, and guarantees
satisfaction. Greenville has long
been without a smithy, and the
farmers in that section are very
much pleased that the shop is
open again, and will give Mr.
DeComans their patronage. 4-
Closing out sale of plants.
Will sell at sacrifice to those
wishing to fix up their yards
and they will do well to call and
see what we have-house plants,
roses, shrubbery, lilies, peonies,
bleeding hearts, and other things
too numerous to mention. Cab
bage and tomato plants in their
season. We also have some fine
cemetery plants and shrubbery.
Mrs. Agnes Campbell, Corner
of Seventh & Fir Streets. Phone
City 151. 52tf
Walter Z?tzman, of North
Tualatin Plains, was in the city
Monday afternoon.
Marshall Baker, of Chehalem
Mountain, was over town the
last of the, week.
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HAPPY HOME
can be youra. A healthy home should always be a happy
one. There is no need for anything but the best of health
if you are a regular customer at this drug store. Everything
here for children that medical science has shown to be good.
iUilara'f requirements specially catered to your personal ail
m -nt ami necesitie are cart fully attended to as our own.
Thii i no mere market far selling drugs and specialties
want you to fee! that all tnemberf of your family hve a con
Cileoliat friend at this store. Cone in and get acquainted.
I The Delta Drug Store
HILLSBORO, ORE.
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First On In RESOURCES
In the nineties he became con
nected with the Hillsboro Inde
pendent, and edited and publish
ed, the paper for a joint stock
company until October. 1903.
In rebruary, 1904, he went to
Salem, where in partnership with
his son, Harry, he conducted the
Gault Printing Co. rrom there
he went to Cottage Grove and
bought the Sentinel He was la
ter appointed postmaster at Cot
tage Grove, and held the position
until a few months ago, when
his health caused him to send in
his resignation. Mr. Gault was
afflicted with liver trouble, and
was here some months ago to
consult with Dr. Linklater. The
physician told him there was lit
tie hope for him. and that it was
but a question of time.
Mr. Gault was born in Iowa, in
May, 1841, and came West when
he was a young man. He was
wedded twice, his last wife being
well known in Hillsboro. Be
sides his wife he leaves two sons
John, of Portland, and Harry, of
Everett Wash.; and Mrs. Hal-
sted, a daughter by his first wife.
Mrs. Mary Humphreys, of Port
land, is a sister of deceased.
The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon from the Congrega
tional church, of which he was a
member, Hev. Hughes officiating.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows had charge of the funer
al and officiated at the cemetery.
Mr. Gault was a man of strong
characteristics, and was the soul
of integrity. lie was a forceful
writer, and always took an inter
est in public affairs. During his
many years of residence here he
lived one door west of the Henry
Wehrung home, on Washington
street
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CAPITAL and SURPLUS. $53,000
The oldest and strongest
National DanK
in Washington County.
The most Substantial in
resources of any bank in
the County.
Give us your business and
we will make it your busi
ness as well as our busi
ness. Wells-Fargo & Co. Traveler's checks for sale Good the
world over without identification. Safety deposit
boxes for rental, and a private room in
which to look over your papers.
A. C. Shute, Pres. C. Jack, Jr., Cashier
American National Bank
Main and Third, HIIHborOi
mm m'i . m
BACK TO THE FARM
"Back to the farm" I have
130 acres of land; 40 acres clear,
the rest good saw timber; good
house, barn and orchard; 2 wells;
2 springs; large creek; good mill
site; timber can be floated down
Tualatin river. Six miles south
of Hillsboro; one mile north of
Laurel; 011 main county road;
mail and milk route; phone in
house; will sell all or in small
tracts, at $150 per acre. Part
cash. Come and see me. A. L.
Grebe. Hillsboro, Ore.. Route 2,
Box 18. 6-tf
A. THORNBL'RGH
President
II.
J. E. BAILEY W. W.
Vice-President
E. Ferrin, Ass't Cashier
MCELDOWNEY
Cashier
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
Statement of Condition on Tuesday, February 20, 1912.
Capital and Surplus $50000
Loans - $253,441.36
U.S. Bonds (at par) 25.000.00
Other Bonds 57,160.00
Banking House 18,500.00
Cash and due from
Banks and U. S.
Capital v
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Deposits
$25,000.00
25.000.00
3,988.29
25,000.00
374,807.36
Treasurer
99,694.29
$453, 795. 65
Hosorvo a 4 ror Ooxxt.
$453,795.65
DIRECTORS
Thca C. Todd John . Bailey . W. Tuque
Wilber W. McEldowney . A. Thornburg
t'Jatch Ouyinq Advice
Two Thousand Mile Books And
Clergy Permits Quod on P. R. & N.
The 2000 mile ($50.00) books is
sued by the Southern Pacific and
O. W. R. & N. Lines;also Clergy
Trans-Continental Jpermits, will
be honored by the P. R. & N.
between all stations. 6-7
Thos. Withycombe, of Port
land, a former Farmington ranch
man, now in the real estate busi
ness, was in town Monday afternoon:
George Moreland. a former
Hillsboro boy, was out from
Portland, Sunday.
Intelligent watch buying requires judgment
on your part in two things, the case and the
movement. These two items that constitute
a watch are obtained by the jeweler from two
factories that arc unrelated. The movement
is fitted iuto the case by the jeweler and the
price of the complete w atch depends on the
cost of these two.
Thus you can buy a very fine case containing a cheap move
ment, and think you are getting a bargain, or you may buy
a cheap case containing a very fine movement and be de
ceived again.
It is the proper combination of the two that makes the
WATCH OF WORTH.
No Watch deception at my store.
LAUREL, INI. HOOT sssnsr
OPTICIAN
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