'Safety First"
Our -Motto
ON
SHASTA ROUTE TRAINS
OF TMt
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Ami now is the time to see California: to live out-
t!Hrs and enjoy the sunshine, flowers and summer
sports. It is a trip you cannot afford to miss.
Three Fine Trains Daily
including Shasta Limited Thk train of modern ser
vice with all steel up-to-the-minute equipment.
The California and San Francisco Fai'Rk.ss Trains
with Standard, Tourist and Chair Cars and Dining
Service that will please.
Call on nearest S. P. Agent and let him outline a trip, quote
fares and furnish Outing literature on California's famous
resorts.
John M. Seott, General Passenger Agent Portland. Oregon
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i long as the building.
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Phone Main 92 Hillsboro. Oregon
THE FAMOUS AETNA BRAND
of Lime and Sulphur Spray
The fprav that made Washington County famous. V. K. Newell, I'resi
dent i f the Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture says: " I have nfed the
Aetna ll'Hiid in my orchard for years, and I am sure you are making a good
article." A. C. Goodrich, Commissioner of the I'irst Pisttict, says: ' I hive
used. Aetna Spray ami have found every barrel full up to test and very free
from si diluent." II. C. Atwell, e president Oregon Slate Horticuituuii
Society: " I don't think there is a lietier r-pray made. " S. .1. Gallnwav,
ei fruit inspector, siys: " After severe tests I find the Aetna Iimnd (. K."
B n. S. Worsley, i'ruit Inspector for Clatsop Co.,: " I desire to congiaiu
ime ou nn the supreme article of lime and sulphur solution, the Aetna
Ban'. It Rives results and universal satisfaction " I absolutely guarantee
the Aetna Brand to do the work if the operator does his part, failure is
impossible.
Beaverton,
B.LEIS
Phone Beaverton Central
Oregon
RIOt (F LAttlMTHR
"rH M iswuri litrl will bo at
the Cmseent Theatre, Monday,
Felinmrs 21 Conmiy applied to
The Missouri titrl" is morv or
loss? a irisnonter. A tragic-comedy
ia iiKre descriptivo of the
play than the former. Ther
are heaps of clean comedy in it,
but it is not altogether freo from
tragvdy, and when the two are
blended happily, tho prvvluct is
bttnd to te a success,
That i why "The Misstmri
Ciirl" has Uen so popular all
over the United States for sev
eral years.
There is just sufficient of seri
ous nutter in it to afford a
pleastng contrast to the farcial
side.
Kealty funny incidents are
numerous and perhaps it is as
well that the audience is afford
ed a breathing spell at times for
the crisis and counter-sentiment
of the play.
To the pi ay's success the great
characters of .eke and Pal
sy" contribute much of the com
edy. They carry most of the
production, but while these two
are outstanding, other characters
of the play are equally excellent
and on the whole, the cast is
w ell Ivtlanced and sustained.
The Company will present this
play heie next Monday. Feb, 5JH.
Prices, 25, :!f and 50 cents.
Seats on sale at McCormick's.
kl'.AI. ESTATI: TRANSFER
J J Wiftr to Karlr ( Kuxtoo, tract
in lUrrrv CUk die I450
Jact0 Suh't lo Johu Lindcr, 80 a
HC 14 I i D I I IOOO
Isati' Ktuy to O G CarBaban, in a
II Buston It uattou 10
R l Kaulds to 0 W Ihniork, 1 a
Ciwnelnu hnviiurs ...... 6j
HormsB KraUMPtoGeo Hon hers, it
ec yi t t I w 1500
V lUtnuirr to N C Cooper, J loia t
& M a.l tlbo ... 10
Jos Bitrs 10 Mary Niaoo, S rriue
tery lot, Kuilou rem 10
Avrry RatTrty hWB ksflrly, 66a-
ioo It al V tirove lo
Herman llaverdale lo A II With row,
3 lu in blk 7 Knob Mill, r U . . 500
K J Srwell rt all to KotH Wast, lot
$2 priug Hill rarm o
V II Call ti H Grebe, 8', acre Tua
latin l.snltns 4Joo
A C Carstens lo J II Kennedy, deed
to correct a Dear Han as 15
M J Kinnev to Buxton Lumber Co,
Ibo a sec J, I JDI4 .. 1 1000
II II Read to Margaretha Prank,
I Us) a at tiSiikD Home tooo
W A Nicoderuus et at to O M & KG
ilraton, 40 a rec a tain w loou
It I'ruilb iinme to Jranetl Nlchol,
.51 a cn North Range St, Hbo 6j$
Moience Murgrr tt al to II C I'rud-
hotnme, same as above
Mm a McMillan to Jno W Paasmore,
15 a sec s t s r I w.
United B.dg & lev Co to C O Mer
chant, lot 11, 1 a liable Acre Ir... n
Amlrew Pah! toOle it Dahl, lot J I,
llillkboro Acres
M S Taunton to W G Baker, 4 lot
lilk 2 lUli s ail r l.rove ui
Loren Seward to Vpens Reitstna, 5
lots i'melanil Terrac 750
(Sank m Mierwowl to John Reiser.
lot in Kpler td Sherwood irjn
Iinanl an Lorn to L L Folles, jo
sec 7 t 1 n r 3 w Soon
W C Window to Mary Whcaton, lot
in I'eachvale
Geo C.itrelmann to Kugene Semple,
10S a near Midilleloo 650
Amelia Dietz to Peter Borchers, tr
in ssc m 1 2 r I w 10
Anna Holmes, Iirn P Jackson rt al
to Melissa Jackson, 7 35 s Kal Kb 10
Kutli Kealtv toClencoe K ul V, lot
5 blk JS North plain 4110
K W Msinr to Robt Nixon, wall
privilege blk 1 If Grove 50
it r .Mxon to l.iien Mcottet al. wall
privilege blk 1 Y Grove 9$
ftaran ive to J N llotluisn, io xijo
11 oik 14 v i.rove 1700
Nunt to sme, 101 tec 91 1 n r 4 wi;oo
Florence Mungersetal to J J Hardin
J03.S9x106.9y ft on Wash Si, City 10
Nutii'e lo ( icililiiiH
In the County l iurt of the Stale of Ore
pon fi r Washington County
In the Matter of the Kstale of Iinritis
Fish Sr., Iri-ccased.
Noli e is hereby givi n that the niidi-r-s
gned h is been dn y uppointed and con
firm d by order of the above entitled
court, mn'le and entered upon the and
ilay of .laii'iary, M114, as l-;'cutrix of
the Ivist Will and 'I estatneiit iif Imrius
l-'ish Sr., deceased, and has duly 'juali
fi -d as mi ll as by law prescribed.
All iiersons liHving claims against said
istnteare hereby nntifnd and r. ipiired to
present the same to the midersigiii d ex
i-i;utrix, together with proper vouchers
therefor, nt the law oliu-e 1 f liagley &
Hare, in the American Nitional Bank
Iluilding, in Hillslioro, Wnshiiwton
County, Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Dated this and day if .Innuarv, 1914.
I-jiims F.velyn Fish,
Kxecutrii afore-aid.
Bngley & Hare, Attorneys for Kxeeu
trix. 26
Argus and Journal $2.25.
ANdKIAMAY
Teacher of
Singing and Piano
Terms arranged to suit.
ROOM 4, - HANK ANNEX.
Every Day.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given that the
1913 tax roll for WnHhinirtnn
County, Oregon, will be open for
trie collection and payment of
taxes on Monday, February 2,
1011- No rebate will be allowed.
All taxes are due and payable
before the 1st day of April, 1914.
Half payments can be made be
fore the 1st day of April, 1914,
i hut a nena tv of 1 tier ppnt ucr
month will be charged on remain
ing half payment to be paid prior
to September 1st, 1914, Where
; no payment is made before the
; 1st day of April, 1914, the tax
i becomes delinquent and a penal
ty or l percent, per month is
.charged from that date to prior
!to September 1. 1914. After
! September 1, 1914, a penalty of
; 10 per cent, ana interest at the
rate of 12 per cent, per year will
be charged on all delinquent
1 taxes.
E. B. Sappington,
County Treasurer and Tax Col
lector of Washington County,
Oregon.
The Grand Marca is the most
wholesome "two for a quarter"
smoke on market made in Ore
gon, by E. Schiller. When you
indulge in a good smoke buy a
Grand Marca. tf
I saw cordwood, poles up to 12
inches in diameter, fence rails,
and boards of all kinds, into
stovewood lengths. Will go into
the country. Write, phone or
call on me. Carl Skow, Hillsbo.
ro. Phone, City 146.
Formal announcement was
made Sunday of the acceptance
by Rev. Edward A. Harris, of
Hood River, of the call extended
to him sometime ago, by the
Hillsboro Congregational church.
Negotiations have been going on
since last May, and he has final
ly promised to come and begin
work, Sunday, March 1. Mr.
Harris has had a very successful
pastorate of three and a half
years at Hood Hiver, during
which time a fine $22,000 church
building has been erected. He
is in the prime of life and will
bring to the local work the best
of his ability. The members of
the church are rejoicing over
their success in persuading Mr.
Harris to accept the pastorate.
P. J. Krieger, of Verboort,
was in town the first ot the week.
FORD
C UNIVERSAL CAK
Buy It Because
Its a Better Car
MODLL T. Touring V7
Car Dt-livrrrd PO
ViUes Auto ? Garage Company
Third Sire!. llilishoro. Or.
Roman Meal Bread
is one of our new products that is meeting ith
much success. Try it and we U lu ve ou wit1 say
it's the best Im-ad you ever ate. It in made from
the best materials we can buy. Gee it a fair trial
T11L CITY UAIU'.RY
Main Street. HtllsUiro
J. Wolfersperifer. IVop.
noi ici: or smiirii i s si i
is i ii v i iiti t i r t'i K r or i it t
rT ATK OK oUKmiV t'Ol:
WAMIIVltoS I t N I V
WiltitUniua H-lir. rumtlil (
s
Kilw.r.l Itruobt. iMrnda-il
By vtrturtof an esrniii-m, ( i.l(nie!il
order d rn iil ur!rr ul ule i-oti. .1 t-nt
of lh arw entitle.! rourc m ih
untitled cause. In nn itlrw l-l "! title.)
tlia mh tlsv l lt-eml r, I'll . hi-.--.
Judmiieiil remlerikl an-l nnlen d In hi I
Court on lte ivh ) -l N- eiui r I'M !,
In lavor of tt nlie.ln.ina te.luv. plsm
llir. and gnil h!r. llr'ieht, iiei.tii
air, for lb' urn of InM'.i'. nli I'lini'!
al III rate ul trr eritt i r ailMiittt rr
Ill n Mb .lay nl .lenitr, I'i! I i, I the
lllltlier Mil III III T.'i m lib lllte d,i iiiitt
ou al Hit rste ut r p.-r nt i-r -tnii'iiM
Imin lh 'Jt' h ilntr nl iiinnlr, I'll I a-i-l
llm (urtlirr sum nf t- .tt a-i-l
biirM iiiniu aril the t-.ntant aiel u " Hin
writ niiniiisiidiiitf tne tt inae mI' i tie
fiillnw IiiK il-rt'il real pni-rtv t
111 Nurtliwiwt tpivter (N W .. s.-.-lion
Twtiily riutiL i."'i T-i ii'lup Initi
Nnrlll liallUB i.i r.'i W '! nl Hie i llUm
tt Mpri.tmu, W aalituti'i'ii I Miult , Ore
gort
Now, Iberefnr- Hy vlrtnn i( 111. 1
Cutlnii, jU'li;itiiit, ordi-r -Ittt-rie met i.r.ter
ol sal, and In amiptii' nil 'li"r.in
Inamls nl sal. I ru, I sill, l..n.i.,v.
:1Uli ilayul Ja'iimry. I 'I I , nl llm d.-ur
Hlo'rliM'k A. M. ol unl iUv, u --.iii'i
tlimr il til ri urt Imuh hi II , iKtr.,
WaslltllgUlll County, Drrt'oll, Hell tl pule
lie aucllnii, siibje.1 t m li-ni ill i to I.- ii,,.
Iilglieat lihlikr, (nr i-ali In tuiii'l. a I i I
the right, till ami Interr.t. oh 'ii H e
alaita naineil ilelen.lniit ml, mi Hie ISUi
day of July, lKiH. Uih i -in.,i iin- i.,..ri
gag linreln fiiri'liil, or .mi' tluti I i
hal In and Ui Hi aUiv i. -. rii .1 -i.j...r
ty or any part llieri-ul , In u-l it I
eiitimi, JiitlK'iieut. uriler itu I il m k, m.
tin' said muli and ni riiintf imii,
J. K. K.i vi'.,
Hliwrlir of W'aiiiiiiigloii ('ininlv, ill's
WlimtliN'k A W llliaiim, A tt"i ney h l-.i
Plaiiuitl.
tnylnS
t 1 i I mi
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Notice ol f inal Svtllt-nieiil I
In the I'imiily Cmirt of tb M mh ;
gou for Waalilng'oii I'liiini)'
In the Matter of the Kstat
f i
Prank Hnrlr, tlei-mvil. I
Notice Is hereby given Hint tl plnr- '
signed administrator ol hhi.I e-i tie M
llieil in tllfl ah'ivn eillltltttl e..urt hu ti i.tti
aeiiiuiit anil ri'Mrt In llu mnller nl -.n.l
estntei, and thai mini rmirl I it- t. , ni,.
apMiliiUnt Momlttv, thft utli il,iy nl peiirn :
ary, IHH, at the hour of lo.i'i:h.-k A. M
of miiil day, and thn I'minty ( '.. i n m an 1
of Waaliingtoii I'liiinty , (iri'iion, in 1
boro, Oregon, ax Ibe time hihI pl.t. e ..r 1
hearing ulijeetiiius tottanl im.il M .uni
and lor the llual wllleim ui t.r -jiM i -.in,. !
K J. It.i., i
A ilin I nl -1 rulur nf oil eti.tic.
Hagley A I lure. AUn-iney. f..r A. In h
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SOUTHERN I'ACH IJ I. I-. A i;
The Southern I'acilic and V. K.
& E. schedule, as now running,
is as follows:
To Portland
McMinnville Electric, a. m
Willamina. Steam K
P. R. & N.. Steam E, p. m
rorest Grove K ectne
Eugene Electric
From I'orlland
Eugene train, steam, a. m .. H:l."
Forest Grove Electric K);(ir,
P. R. & N steam, via Os
wego K);22
Willamina, steam, via Os
wego, p, m r,:or,
McMinnville Electric CAl
A Knowing Parrot.
"Whnt U'llne piirrot you hiive," nuld
Ilnrolil In Hie young wmmin mi whom
he wnn fiilllng. "How In lie on linltnt
"flrcnt," said tln hoNti'HM. "lie inn
Imitate; alinoHt miylliliig."
"Over nt HiiiltliV ciiiilliiui'd Ilnrolil
"thoy linvr n bird Hint, run liiilhiin n
klaH to pi'ifiii'lloii. Can your bird dn
thitt?" j
"No, Indeed," niiHwrrrd Mnbrl Imllg.
nnntly. "I'nrrola run only Imllnti. j
and It la not likely Hint our bird would 1
repeat a Round It In not nii'iiNtninrd U.
henr."
Then I'olly apoke:
"Don't. Will; don't, rirnr," It mild.
"Walt until I take IIiIm wreti lird bird
oat of the raom.H-Uiilnrott'i.
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It Was N T.mt t f.lttr.
I' ill. 1 I i.t.it, niii'l tut) tll.ik'l.Htn
11 n ..t i- .nil ,l what Km
ii. .!!. r h!i in. ;
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)" i t'l I I i inii.. V.ithli,,- li nt of
sill .iu,.t m: ltle.il Hint
1'itniil Then in i 1 1; ' 1 1 abcitil with
It d OT lb. ii in t,,t..i ftr nit- In
li lil f.l!,. lii.nl, ,i ,,. ork Muu
Ovsrdona.
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I' . I- in kt.im an ..i,
I lit r.,l'i 1., , t- i.K t.. It tl iirftil tt.iuM
An i . 1 1 ill t -i .mil
Ah' t'iltl ri- ft ..jt..ll.t l,iti,D nut
'1 .1 ... id It (ul .ll.rr Itl.lh "
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lit tllt-r t..ll I i... r'
thi min i, ti 1. In t .rem ,.,iia rialti,
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I'm i;.mI l,.t. ml., r,H an It, i wrung
It It . Me.,.t t.f ivti.i m
Hi 1. 1,' 'Ml . ifli-W .it ttr.Iif-
It i.. I I,,, licit, .... a.nlrm
- W til liiKlnii MUr
Cnjomant
"I 'id .ni i-nl'i) our drl In ymn
lunv el.-. Ir!'-?''
"Very inn, h niiiinjeil llm- Iraltlr
pollii'iiieii. held up lun auto Iruik'
rr nd kept ii Hlmle siring nf gnsnlim
i .ik drhi-ii I.) nu n w iilllng until an 1,1
g..i!b) lo u friend." - IH-Irolt I'rw
rrexs.
Dilhyarancs.
When rhe t.iltll I,,.. , l , ) r
i m y .i . v .-"I ut I. ill ninl ton,
Put tt. it ttl.r. 11,1 , y
I'liey .l..ve. ut I. ill, ii iiiina.
Nn kI.u lnta n.tirlr.l Hilly
Her e,mt, ,llr nn,
Hy In li.K In t on, ill
Al.t limy t,,r I,, r I. Illi
- A l.e-lla n Ju.lKa
Taking No Risk.
"And Jim Hiiy ).ni m-ur iiltnid wed
lliii lili.v iii.in.v' HMk.-il I hit sweet
ymilig Ihiii','
"No, I i ,,," rrpll,.,! ,, mi..r
"And hv nut. prny V"
"Why, limi t inn ulmi a l.m.
Ini rvi i ) i;,y Inimt ent b) Mtni,di-rsV"
1 oiki r Miiti-Moiiii.
A Suipicious Age.
"here me nil li. tne.tl,, iatl
! tin. l .liK, IniiK, ,,nK ,
W hu ,,ul l I ,K ,,, Jlm
.' Vet ,, ,,,1,1 , J. ,,,,1,. KWI
II. is th- ,,iv imin, wht-n a fellnr
liiliuili.K In I, la it, ilt. fr
Mutt hl,w leit. i, rn.tft tha seller
",vl,' Hi" ili.ininmr. a,i,ar.?
-New Vnrk I'mas.
Nn N.,. I. LJ . -
"Dniri'Sl," h wild, " ,-,',,,1,1,,'t V
i ii iinni. y nil ;
"I kllOW Villi enutil.i'l " ,. .
.. , , . "'" o-llieil.
h ly I f"H ho aorry for ym,
r " When fulhrr thrml,. I
to rut olT my i wimn, ,,h Imthuho
wo lniil been miirrled a yeur."-Judg
8ystamatio,
Hli.kpra nn.l e,,rr,. f,ir ir,Hhfriw
II- limits Win,,, if t ,lm
Hoiip, pit, n ti.i e.,rr,,ii iii (iii,,ny
He ilnul.le, the mini t,n
Went. I'IhiiIn ami cff,.,, flir ,nr
imt tin.-.. ,li,,,, , hH
Im nimilnn ,Ih f, l.-l.n ItiiuuL
On IIih ten, twenty, t).l, ty ,n,
-llnatnti 'I'riliiai rlpl,
Not In Laap Ya. , '
Tlli'V Wl'll. i e,..,l .. ..
:ti, p,
W 'll. yoiin.ti't any I ran after yon,"
Hlild Hill W Ifr. ' '
"Neither dona a moi.He trnp nm after
m in re, but It rnti'l., Vn, jHt the
X repHe,, Lllbb,. VhtilM;h