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VOL. XXIV
HILLSBORO, OREGON, DKCEMUER 6, 1917
NO. 38
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SENT TO JAMP LEWIS
Ldwnrd Kaufman, Lawrence Ba
ton and J. Brandaw Called
THREE REJECTED AT CAMP
Clia. E. Adaina, Arthur Hundley
nncl Frank J. Hanten Exempted
(Iminiuin Alente sends out
llie following news from llie lornl
w ii r lionrd :
Tbe fnlliiM iiiK nu n were cnllrd
-ly I hi' 1 1 nil I Imnril to report tu
I lif offier of tin lornl lioartl for
lr,'iiisiorliilioii lit Ainrrii'iiii l.iiki
on I Irerniber Ii, ll 17, Nniil nu n
In report nl 10 A. M. of nniil tiny,
i , :
l'.ilnnl Henry Kiiiifmiin, of
Hillsboro, Or,-., it. 1.
I.uw rnire Jiidion llneon, of
Cornelius, Ore.
.(nines S, llrnmbiw, Hillsdoro,
Ore.
These inrii will tnkr plnee of
llie following nun who were mill
lo Ainrrii'nn I.nkr liy tlir lornl
lio.iril, ninl who wrrr phy slenll)'
njeeteil liy rxnininiiiK officer nl
( ii in Lewis, viae :
Krnest r'rnnklin Tlioinpon,of
Timber, Ore.
Albert I'. Nnekers, Cornelius,
( he.
Otto llnmrl, rorllnml, Or..,
It.
Out of n tolnl of ilH nu n Bent
by Washington County only 8
wrrr rejeeted physienlly.
The Histriel llonnl linn nffirm
ril tlir ilreision of tin- I .mill
llonnl on the following enses,
nlilelt wrrr nirnlril liy tlir (iov
i ruiiii nl, via ;
Chtirle K. Atlnnm, Arthur H.
Iluuillry nml 1'rnnk J. Ilnnsen.
Tlir ilntr of nwiiling of tlir
(Jueslioimire to 5 rr rrlit of tlir
n uist runU within Washington
County begin on Drermher 15.
'l'hr ( inslionnire is to lie innilril
(o every rrgistritlil whose regls
trillion eiird is w ithin llir juris
dirt ion of this llonnl, rcgnrdlrs.i
of whrllirr or not thr registrant
lins In i n imitated intii thr nervier
bv ilrnft or. voliintnry rnlisluirht.
All registrant who Inivr changed
llu ir plnee of nhode must rum
iiiiiuirnlr immediately with tlirir
Inriil imnril nml furnish tlirir
present mldresN no llmt the
(Jiu-stiotmire will rrnrh sueh reg
islrnut without tlrlny. I'niliirr to
iln so in n y lose thrill thrir rilit
In t lit i lit exemption or disehnrge.
All exemptions nml discharges
iniiilr prior In noon on Drrruilirr
15, 1!'I7, and nil certificates In
evidence llurrof nre hrrrliy re
voknl from nml nftrr noon on
December 15, 11)17, nml nil niicIi
ciilificnlcs thrrrfor issuril shall
Imvr no furtlirr validity.
Unclaimed .. Letter
List of unrlniinril letter for the
week milium lrr. 1, 111 1(1:
Miss It. M. llrown, I Foreign 1
II. I'.ikcr, Mrs. Mnry (iibbon, Trd
I'lirhiinl, Mrs. Mnry Sirvrrt.
.1. I.iuukiu, Postmaster.
S. Itilcy Collin, w ho is associa-
ti
il with his father in .saw milling,
low Witch Hasscl nml south of
Hrnli illr. wns in the city I' n-
ilny, greeting fririuls. He Is now
cniliiifj on government orders,
nml tins nil hr can do.
l'or Snlr Four milk cows, nil
frrsh Jerseys, giving ml abund
nnre of milk. Also 10 pig,
wriks old Inquire of Louis
Mi llrlirke, one mile from Scholia
, (). address, Laurel, Ore., It.
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EXECUTORS, Administrators, Guardians, Pub
lic Custodians and others having public and
private trusts to perform can render proper
service by depositiug with us.
We Have One of the Best Sale
Deposit Systems in the State
A proper place for valuable papers.
We invite inspection of this department in con
junction with the others.
An excellent bank for handliug all branches
of bank business.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
PROMPT : CONSERVATIVE : SAVE
.luliil 1), Kuril, of blooming,
wns in the city Monday,
(J. W. (iu tun is visiting ii in
thr Washington country,
J. Ii. Walker, of hrlow Heaver
ton, was greeting frirmls here the
Inst of the wrrk.
(iro, Itiissi ll enmr over from
Tillmniiok I lie In .L of (hr wrrk
anil Nirnl a roii)lr of days in the
city.
John Loflis, of North Plains,
ninl Snin Sipp, of Mouiitninilnlr,
wrrr city callers thr irst off the
wrrk.
Trnin for Snlr A heavy farm
team for wile. Would ronsiiler
trade for cow. J. J. Ingram;
Hillshoro; Ore. j It. 'I; llo 1 1 :i.
Te. 18; Line ,. !I7 l
Miss Alire Smith, teaching at
Jefferson, Ore., spent Thanks
giving wrrk at thr home of hrr
nrrnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Smith, in this city.
Mrlvlu K. Replogle, n soldier
nml Miss Violet Iliiffikrr, of
He nvcrtitn, were uniled in mnrri
ne Nov. li'l, lit 17, Jmle ('. II.
Fry, of lli in rrton, offirintin.
Arthur Counrll whs down to
his home from (). A. ('., Thnnks
j;iiiiK, nml notified the wnr
lionrd of his present nddress in
order to (ft his iucstionnirc s.
W. II. Schuster, who wns pick
ed up here hy Sheriff Applejfnte
a few days nffo, is now in jnil at
(ioldemliile, Wn, cliiirKiil with
setting fire to a thrrshitiK outfit
for which hr worked this Fall,
lie fnilrd to give n hond in the
sum of $1,000.
Wan ted; Ilofts, hlioiits, slurp,
hrrf, etc. U'e liny in Wnshiiifr
ton county nml pny trlrphonr
rlmrgi s of irospcclivv srllrrs if
thry menu linsiness. Will call
in response to telephones or let
ter. Address ('. K. Hoffrrs,
Cortland, It. 1, Box or trlr
phonr Wootlln wn C.'ISH. Will
also ilo Kcucrnl hnuliiif( nml loni:
tkjstnire. movinfr. S5tf
II. I). Olt, of Forest firove,
suddenly dropped dead nl the .S.
I'. ln;Kn)(c room in that city,
)reemher 2. Ho assumed the
duties of linnc mmi nt Forest
(irove 11 years nffo. He was
horn nl Stnunton, Yn., in IN til.
Hr was nn Odd Fellow and wns
turned Tuesday under the aus
pices of that order. A sou, II. (.
Olt, nml a daughter, Mrs W. M.
VnnAnlwrrp, of Forest (irove,
survive him, He leaves four
hrothers nml sisters in the East.
F.. J. Shotwcll. of Forest
(irove, carrying mail on Hillsho
ro, Route !t, is still currying his
mnil in n Ford mnehine, mid
makes the trip in lietter time
than he could with a horse. He
intends making the trip nil win
ter in the enr ami snys that al
though he has to go to the low
ninny times hr makes helter
lime than he could with a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rhea, of
Milton, Ore., have been visiting
with T. A. Rhea and wife the
pnst week. Jim tells a great
story nhout a friend of his up nt
Winona, Wash., whose swineherd
presented him with a really mid
truly ' blind youngster. Chris
Schiiffer was thr owner of pigs,
ami his hired mini, Henry Jan
srn, casually told a friend that he
hnd a "blind pig." The friend
had a thirst, mid taking Henry
nt his word, followed him for
two days, in the holies of get
ting a drink. After the joke
commenced to pall on the hired
mini he took the friend out to
the bam and showed him the
blind porker, nml there enmr
near being a fatality. The
friend appreciated n joke, but
1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 that there was such a
thing as carrying it too far.
BEAVERTON-REEDVILLE
The State Highway Commiion
Vote Unanimously to get Route
NORTH OF THE S. P. TRACK
Runs From City Park Almost due
East to Bertha
The Slate Highway Commission
has rescinded its former vote to
make the Walker Orrnro route
thr Pacific Highway in Washing
ton Count v, und last week de-
ided by unanimous vote to
huild the proposed highwny into
this section via Kertha, the Ilcnv-
oii Mi rllm road, as far ns Ileav-
rlou, thence west along the
north side of the Southern Piiii-
Itailr.mil track. A fill will hr
made at St. Mary's, and from
there the road shoots due west
to Huber, Aloha and Rrrdvillr,
'ont'iiiuing on to join thr Witrh
Hnzrl rnnd. Arriving near the
Witch Il.i.rl school the road goes
straight on to Rock Creek, mid
thru on to thr Meier plarr, this
side of Newton.
This means that n bridge will
he have to be put in at Rock
'reek, and there will be consid
rnble grniliug. The county will
put in the grnde nml drainage,
and it is estimated that thr
ridging and grading, with thr
Irninnge, will cost about ten
Ihousfuid dollars.
The county docs not furnish
the bnse ns wns popularly sup
posed. This contention hns been
lisposcd of by the State ( oniniis-
sion, which has passed n resolu
tion that the counties will not
have lo supply base.
The Orcneo people nre natur
ally feeling pretty much disap
pointed over the outcome of the
road location.
ltenverton and Reedville peo
ple, together with Aloha ami Itu
lier, have been hustling for some
time, nml it is said that lin y have
made arrangements for the. right
of way on the new line, thus re
lieving the commission from a big
expense.
Commissioner lienson wrote
the county court here that the
eeision was ninde Inst week.
EMPLOIJP IN
Trestles Discarded cn Tillamook
Line Above Buxton
COUNTY READY FOR ROADS
State Highway Commission Get
ting Ready for 1918
Secretary Hudson, of the ( ham-
be r of Commerce, reports Port
land has built up a payroll of vast
importance in the shipbuilding
industry, there being between 13
000 .and I t ,000 employed now in
the various plants, and the out
look is bright along industrial
lines.
State
hiuhwav from Oorvallis
to Polk
county 'line to be paved
Astoria
will nave hitrhwny to
Smith' Point. Highway contract
let from Mvrtle Creek to Dillard.
State Lime lionrd lenses quar
ry and install plant nt Gold Hill.
T in liana steel manulaclurer is
looking for n site in Portland.
Tillamook Southern 1'ncitic
Co. has just finished tilling in
lnsllra between Schoficld mid
Slrassel, costing $21,750.
Lost: Two black and white
Ilolstein heifers. Strayed from
pasture near Scotch church. Re
ward. Notify Fred McNeil v,
Hillsboro. Ore.. R. 1.. tel. North
Plains 2F4. 7-0
Roy Sehiedel, of this city, R.
Coupe, Orcneo, T. T. ioilit mid
II. Jones, of l orest Inove, all
enlisted musicians nt llrcmerton,
were over Thanksgiving week,
visiting home folks.
Circuit Court H. A. Kliks vs.
W. T. Simmons et nl, judgment
for !fl8!)1.85 with interest and
order of sale of Chehalem Mt.
Orchards property; Ilruere vs.
VnnWnltcrs, et ux, judgment for
sKuiil nml costs: E. I. Kurntli vs.
D. Reghitto et al, judgment for
$33g7.05 and costs nnd order of
sale of 15,55(i acres; Daisy Hart
vs. Frank Hart, divorce, referred
to C. E. Itunyon; State vs. Carl
Krunton, larceny of horse nnd
buggy, pleads guilty, sentenced
to 2 to 10 years; State vs. Chas.
Atkins, non-support, idea of not
guilty nnd allowed to return to
American Lake on own rccogni-
I'zaiicc, subject to call.
COUNCIL ORGANIZES
Women representatives from the
various communities of Washing
ton County met in the Red Cross
room in Hillshoro recently mid
organized a Home Economics
Council to promote the food con
servation work.
Kadi community is entitled to
one woman representative select
ed from some local organization,
as (i ranges, Pnrciit-Tenehcr Cir-
Irs, Civic Clubs, etc., to meet
w illi the Council.
Plans will be discussed for car
rying on tin: work in the various
communities, hach member of
the Council will act as a lender in
her own community for promot
ing work.
Mrs. L. W. Hyde, of Hillshoro,
was circled president, and Mrs.
'lorn West fall, of Dilley, was
lcclcd secretary.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday, December 15, nt the
Hillsboro Library, nt 2:30 P. M.
mid all communities are urged to
inve n representative present.
PUBLIC SALE.
Having enlisted in the United
States navy I will sell at public
auction on the Trnchscl place,
1 'i miles west of Phillips and 1
mile cast ol Helvetia, at 12:.I0
p. m., on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,
team horses, 2700; heifer, fresh
March 1; yearling heifer; 3-inch
wagon; Champion mower, good
as new; liny rake; hayrack; 14
inch plow; 60-tooth harrow; cul
tivator; new work harness; bug
gy harness; 5 tons loose hay;
00 bushels oats; DeLavel cream
separator; iron kettle; beam
scales; grindstone; X-cnt saw;
household furniture and numer
ous other articles.
Terms of sale $'20 and under,
cash; over, six monins lime,
bankable note at 8 per cent in
terest. Two per cent off cash
over -?"0.
John Traehsel, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
12:20
AUCTION SALE
I will sell nt my place nt Reed
ville, close to the S. P. R. R., near
Olinger's store, the following
personal property, nt ten a. m.,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18
Team of work horses, one a bay
gelding, 1400, nnd one a bay
mare, 1225, both good work ani
mals and will work anywhere you
put them, a splendid team for
farm work, mare a fine singl
horse: irood double set of work
harness, buggy harness, top bug'
gy in good shape, Bain wagon,
3', with California box, wid
tires; good hay rack, gravel bed,
14-iuch plow, cultivator, 3-scc-tiou
drag harrow, springtooth
harrow. 12-dise harrow, 5-foot
Walter A. Wood mower, No. 11
Milwaukii: 7-ft binder in good re
pair, ropes, block nnd tackle, pul
leys, lot household furniture and
numerous other articles. Lunch
at noon.
Terms of Sale $20 and under,
cash; over $20, six months time
on bankable approved note, nt 8
per cent, interest.
Mrs. A. Weisenbaek, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer,
John Ynnderwnl, Clerk.
Chas. M. Adkins, a soldier in
Co. H., Fourth U. S. Infantry has
sued Alice Adkins for divorce
Adkins formerly lived on Gales
Creek, nnd he was married Sep
tember 4, 1912. He alleges that
his wife has abused him, nnd in
Oct.. 15)1(5. told him she w isher
he was dead and in h 11. II
also says she told him he was i
"d d fool nnd no good." She
then deserted him cnrly in 1917
There nre no children and no
property ' rights to determine
Adkins' assets being a homestead
ii) in Harney County.
For Sale, or trade: Tcanv
harness and wagon, mnre, colt
cream separator, White Leg
horn cockerels, Tanered strain
(I. A. Weisenbnch, Hillsboro
Oreiron. R. 8 Box 108. 37s
To Portland 55 minutes
7: IS a.m.
8:2S a.m.
!):58 a.m.
12:43 p. m.
3 :5S p. m.
5 : 1 S p.m
7 :53 p.m
From Portland 55 minutes
7:54 a. m
i) :20 a.m.
1 1 :25 a.m
2:12 p.m
4:27 p.m
(1:31 p.m
7:1 S p.m
8:25 p.m
a. in
LOUISE OUVEREAU
IS FOUND GUILTY
Former Hillsboro Abstractor is
Guilty on Nine Counts, Seattle
CONVICTED IN FED. COURT
Charged With Violation of Es
pionage Law, Pleads Own Case
Miss Louise Olivereau, a former
HiHsboro'woman, having worked
u-re over a year some time ago,
as found guilty on nine counts
in the Seattle Federal Court, Je
remiah Neterer, Judire. Friday.
Miss Olivereau had sent out let
ters, 2,000 in number, advising
all to resist the registration law
for the selective draft. Miss
Olivereau wanted- anything but
licdicnee to the I'ederal statute,
and she .wanted even bloodshed
to prevent the war.
When she went into court she
ns asked if she had an attorney.
She replied in the negative and
said she would plead her own
ase. Her first remark in out
lining her defense was, "First, I
ant to say to you jurors that I
mil an anarchist. 1 hen the
urors started to get out of the
ox nnd leave the court room.
The Court ordered them back to
their seats and told them that the
woman had aright to her say ev
il if her words did profane their
sense of citizenship.
I'he jury was out twenty min
utes when they returned with the
onvietion oir all nine counts a.
omul by the Sederal Grand Ju
ry. Miss Olivereau worked here
ns nn abstractor for nwell-known
firm. She did her work thor
oughly, but her animadversions
on law and order were such that
the firm found it convenient to
let her go. She kept house here,
but did not make extensive ac
quaintance. She had rather a
poor opinion of the women in
general nnd felt that the laws all
needed turning topsy turvy in
fact she held that we would be
better off if we would have no
law at all. Her bond has been
raised to $7000 pending her sen
tence and she is in charge of the
Seattle United States marshal.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Teachers' examination will be
held in Hillsboro, Dec. 19, 20, 21,
and 22, 1917.
Wednesday A. M. U. S. His
tory, nting, Music, Drawing.
Wednesday P. M. Physiolo-
gy, Heading, .Manual i raining,
Composition, Domestic Science,
Methods m Rending, Course ot
Study for Drawing Methods m
Arithmetic.
Thursday A. M. Arithmetic,
History of Education, Physiolo
gy, Methods in Geography, Me-
hanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
Course of Study for Domestic
rt.
Thursday P. M. Grammar,
urography, Stenography, Amer-
lean Literature, rnysics, Ajpe
writing, Methods in Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate
Friday A. M. Theory and
Practice, Orthography, Physical
Geogrnohy, English Literature,
Chemistry, Physical Culture.
Friday P. M. School Law,
Geology, Algebra, Civil Govern
ment.
Saturday A. M. Geometry,
Botany.
Saturday P. M. General His
tory, Bookkeeping.
IN MEMORIAM .
Hillsboro Council o. lOJi
Knisrhts of Columbus, has noted
with sorrow the death of Brother
Anton Gnos, a member of this
Council, and have appointed the
following committee to convey
lo the wife and children of th
deceased our fraternal sympathy
their great bereavement
A member of this Council
llro. Anton Gnos dwelt among
ns. a good sturdy Christian, am!
was ever ready to lend a helping
lin.uL His life wns mercitui
generous and charitable, and his
.i..fh thnnirh rccrctable, was
v. ! eniisolinir in that it ended n
f..U siirnt nnd work well
done,
pence
Mav his soul
rest in
Committee.
rt. Miltcnbcrger,
W. Delsmnn,
F. C. Waibel.
Hillsboro, Ore., Nov. 2(5, 1917
L1VESAY HAINES
T f T.Svesnv. of Fresno, Cal
and Miss Ruth J. Haines, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. h.
ii.. f Forest Grove, were
iiaiu,.-i
; mnrrincrn Nov.. 29
iiiiiuu I- '
loir, at the home of the bride
....... nl Forest (irove. Rev
H. L. Bates officiating.
C. B. BUCHANAN & CO, Inc.
Hillsboro, Cornelius and North Plains
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and
Grain Bags
Car-lot shipper of POTATOES and
ONIONS. Gram chopped or
rolled at any time
Lumber, Shingles and Lath
At Cornelius
Beaver State Flour
The Best Flour at the Lowest Prices.
Telephones; Hillsboro, Main 14,
Cornelius, City 1515, North Plain, Main 263.
East Through
California
Costs but Little More
When you go East via California you may
visit San Francisco, all the resorts along
the Road of a Thousand Wonders,
Los Angeles and
Sunny Southern California,
The Apache Trail of Arizona.
Liberal stopovers are permitted at varous
points en route.
Four trains a day from Portland offer
ample accommodations.
Inquire at any S. P. Agency
or address
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Southern Pacific Lines
Hillsboro Auto Livery
Feed and Boarding Stable
Prices Reasonable
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
2nd & Washington Sts. Pbrne, Main 7$
Only a Few Days Left
Before Xmas ...
Why not come in while there is still time
and look over our stock while it is fresh
and complete? We have tried this year
to have the most complete lines ol every
thing we carry. : : : :
Come In and Look Around
See What We Have to Offer
HOFFMAN
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street 1 Hillsboro, Oregon
Argus and Daily
Oregonian EToLT $6