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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1917)
East Through California Is a favorite route for those seeking diversity of scenery, opportunity to visit many attractive cities eu route aiul enjoy the bet in travel. One Way Fares First and second class to the Hast ami South apply via California. The trip can be made very economically. Summer Excursion Fares Round Trip to priucip.il cities in the East will be on sale certain days in August and September. These tickets apply over practically rill routes. Ask your local aieut for p.mictiUrs or write JOHN M. SCOTT, General lisseiWT AKent Portland, Oregon. Southern Pacific Lines Liberty Theatre Friday and Saturday, Aug. 10-11 , BABY MARIE OSBORNE in ' "TWIN KIDDIES" Admission 5c and 10c - SUNDAY ONLY, AUG. !2lh FRANKLYN FARNUM in "A Case of Chance" Wed.-Thun., Aug. IS and 16 "THE MONEY MILL" Starring Dorothy Kelly ALSO MUTUAL WEEKLY Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 13 14" LAST EPISODE . of "Pearl of the Army" The Oregon Agricultural College W h.r trained tp.i ii.lt. tt with mtid.ra lab-ratorii-a anil aili-qnali- Min.m.nl giv in- (ruction li-atlina; In it.ll.-giat. d.gr.Fa fa tha following aihoiila AGRICULTURE,, with IJ d. ,ruq.on ; COMMERCE, ith 4 rl. iiailnii iita , ENOINEER1NQ. with a il.o.itm.nla. la Itldtng ("ml. Kli'trlrnl. HiKlittiy, Imliiatrtal Arts. Irrigation, and M uchati iral KiiKuipf ring , FORESTRY, including Lugging Kngmiar In : HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major d.prt ni'iiti, inrludmg training in tlx 1'ia.lica Hnnnt. ; MININO. with llirm d.parlmanla. Includ lag Ch.mirnl Krigmi-.riiiaT ; PHARMACY. THE SCHOOL Or MUSIO. .Iliri Inatrna inn in th p r n . ip I dt-rjartminla of oral and inKjnnn.nral lunalr THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT. .nrnlli-a 10HS rail.la in 1 It I 17, Mid won rtrummrn ditiun for O A C. from th. Wiat.rn Ilrpart mint i.f tha U. a War I.jartm.nl on. of lh fifn-.n "diilingui.h.a' Inititutliina" nf high.r learning All railct. will ha fuiniah.d lomnlcl umf.irmi hw tha V, H. lo. rnm.nl nd th junior and .nlnr rad.li. tnrollrd la Ihe R. O T C will b gim roriiinutaitliiB for aubaial.nra. w.ll aa all lijuiM,orlallon and tnliaiati.ni' l I ho alx wi-cka' Hummir ramp REOISTRATI0N BEGINS OCTOBER I, 1917. Information oil raouait. Addi.aa, Baglatrar, Oragoa Agricultural Collaga. Corrallli, Orgoa. I. H. Maxwell, of Mountain dale, was in town Tuesday. He still has his hopyard in cultiva tion, and has a good, heavy crop this year, with but very little foliatre, this making an unusually fine burr. His ad v, for pickers 1 appears in another column. i Judge Ileasoner and wife de-! A. J .-. J i. parieu louay lur a lew uaya out ing at Tillamook. Probate-J. W. Shut n,.n. firmed as executor of will of late Benj. Schollield. without bonds: ... v. omiLii, i. j. vuracii ana F. W. Lepschatt. of Ilillsboro, appointed appraisers estate of John Lehman, deed; Jennie Lee son Brown apptd guardian Wm and Ellis Brown, minnra- Mniof. Asenath Gary Brown closed of record; Admr reports $498 98 on hand estate of Loury Voelker. deed; Sept 3 set for-final settle ment estate of E A Brelje, deed i Willis Waggoner, well known here in Ilillsboro, and county re corder in old davs, died Aug. 5. 1917. at Newport, Ore., the fu neral taking place Monday. Ho was born in Indiana Ftt. 27, 1844. lie enlisted in the First Iowa Cavalry in 1S(!3, and served until the close of the war. Ho came to Oregon in 18G5, was married that ear. and after a residence of severul years here, moved to Vancouver, Wash. In 1907 he moved to Newport, where his brother. Kufus, former own er of ilu Hotel Tualatin, of this city, now lives. He is survived by his willow, a brother, Jas. WaggenerJr., ot Vancouver, and Kufus, of Newport. He was an uncle of Mrs. O. H. Gates, of this city, and of Mrs. Geo. II. Wilcox, of Newtxirt: Mrs V. K Kindt. Portland; Dorr I J. Wag. gener. Newport, and Miss Wilma Waggener, of Pacific University. Fine t)ronerti fur s.'iln nt! Newport. WaliliMiri anil N..tnrta Valley farm, large and small; rolling ioothills. timber land and mill-sites. Also farms in luiMt. em Oregon. Oklahoma and Tex as, for sale or trade. City prop erty for sale or nnf I'ln-ific Coast Real F.state and Loan Co,, Uiamberlain & KiirKS, Koom 5, Heidt'l Building, Hi'l.sboro. Ore Hon. ID 21 . The mandate in th naan nt .1 C Shane versus J I) Cordon, the ! plaintitt securing allirmation, has been filed in tie local records. Cordon must pay costs in the sum of $135.20 besides losing the case.- Attorney W G Hare was counsel for the plaintitr; Earl Kingle is allowed to go to Ameri- can Falls, Idaho, where he has a good position offered him. He must report monthly and keep up his monthly installments until the fine is paid, U. S. A. Restaurant, meals 25 cents. Good cooking and a sat isfying meal. Xirnnd STr opposite Wells Fargo and K l minding.-ft. L. Whetzel. Pro prietor. 19 22 Sarah Nicholson, a single woman, aged G2 years, was ad judged insane. Dr. Becker ex amining, last Friday. She has been keeping house for her aged brother for many years. At one time she was struck by a street car. but this is not thmiirhr a cause of her dementia. She is restless and wanders about aim. lessly. She was taken to the state hospital Friday evening. Milk Business for Rale Thirty head of fine milk cows, 2 horses and harness, milk wninn bnaav single harness, farm wagon, bot tle filler, milk nintd in Pnrtlunrt liottles 'and cases for sale cheap' See J.,C. Kuratli, Ilillsboro. 22 J.' B. Imlay, the Reedville warehouseman, was in the city Tuesday. He renorta thp S sown grain as rather liiiht down his way, but says tha Winter sown is turning out all the way 20 to 30 bushels, with even bel ter than that in some very few instances. For sale: Full b'ooded young Jersey cow, just fresh. Good flow, and fine test. Sam Soren son. 2 miles southwest of Keed ville. 19-21 WILLIAM G. HARK ATTORNKY-.T-U t'lmualra Amnricaii NiHionitl Hunk llli' IIILI.HHOUO. . UUKUO.n I THOb H. TONGUE, J K ATTOR NH Y-AT-LAW Ollice, tin a ii in Sclm luirtcli ft 1 uc: r Ilillsboro, - - rr.!gn KB TONOb ATTUkNHY-ATLAW Oilier u,tlia Ui Scbiilnicil.:lt lll,)Ca fOHN M. WALL ATTOkNRY-AT-LAV l'lnif A. C. htitite Uldg .M 0 A tt.i MILUIHOJU) . 'K.UON E. L. PER1AINS ATrotlNKV.AT l.W NuUry I'ulilio I'l.lt,!,,!,,, mii, u,. ILmhii I )iiiiiirr,al Hank lll.lg. upaui.. IIULKIIORO, ORKC.tf. ELMER K. SMITH M. 1) I). O I'HYSICiAN A Si CKC. OSTKOi. "mii...ly ..,,H(,,(t Jp mjiltiit i , Calla aiiawcicd di,v 01 ,.khl. lltHl 'li "tl.-, Jili'rovp ItilUU ii NartoiB, -wrav nCllt Hartford The Hartford Fire It: ir ance Co.. is the first and i nly Co. that oilers FarnieiP.F'o ducers,buyersandShip; ;rsof live stock absolute rr. Sec tion against loss of vour stock by death of any i a'.ise. S. Phona or Writ to Jthn vanaerwal, Ain, 774 rtih St.. a nonai main UJ. Milltboii., Ora. & l)nal ui' . Italn SCHNABEL & LaROCHk taila)iairairai iaiaiia. ia)iaaM . . , "laitai aat Kami. fnffnl.Hrd)laiim, iiMnillrn.frKuna ainitltii i.iu,fwl. Urfnnt.it n all ,t Mm rtertli.1 augfirlll - rd)inlu i. en lit tutuo nu unltctq ilgtiitn Htirtr n. Nnlfn. rtirHf aa alK wililrta acftlrl uJilnlfnld)alln, UrAetltuaungtn. aValltt.i rlfiBilf mi unfmn llmt. 'raairllaaara: ! tag (jt, aak ail ttnaauaaaa, 4liin: Wiitlhttll HiiOj ll.lOgf; tiu.Trlriion- Wnfn ni4 ma Mli Sixain 0-4il4 Klaatan f ,mmn, PORTLAND, ORE. Hay Heasoner and crew are nroceftdincr to thA it'in,r nf floor of the bridge south of the condenser, and will put in 1800 ieei, witn an extra stringer un derneath. The road will close until the work is completed and winter Kndge will be the route of travel for the.South Tualatin and Laurel country. As soon as this completed the crew will go to work on the span across Dairy Creek, just west of the Ilillsbo ro cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Goodin, of Orenco. were county seat visitors Saturday.
