J. E. JAGDBSEN FREED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
District Attorney Found That lie
Was Loyal Citizen in all Wayi
HAD WIRELESS FOR STUDY
Say Ho Could Receive Only 50
Mile Wanted Continental Code
.1. I'.. Jacobst'ii, (lie (i n in In r uuil
lit kit agent fur Hie Southern I'm
tilic nt Timber, is it I) a 1 1 J i y iiiail
I lice days, llr was recently
t it k t-ti to I'ortlanil to stand iiivcs
ligation for having n wireless
plant in his Iniiiir at Timber. The
plant had been confiKCiitril und
ShrrilV Aiilr('ite decided not to
nrri'sl liim, lint reported the Hint
trr to tin' I i ili rul authorities.
.locolim n uni born in North
ll.ikota, nml is of Norwegian
parentage, llr satisfied tin' an
llioritirN that lir only liail the
ii in It-si for I i m hi' If insinuation,
anil In1 says tliat liail the draft
aii' tu rn raised In would enlist
a.i a wireless operator. Hi' is
vriiri of age, mnl has been with
llit- Sunt hi t-n I'urllir for a luini
lu r of years. Many who hail
Known him for years vouched
for him, and lift it In' had rx
plained his intt nlions tin I'. S.
Ilistrict Attorney concluded that
In' at a good eiti.en, mid In' iii
piiniillctl to go back to his wife
mid two children at Timber, .la
t olls, n has workrd for the S, I'.
10 y ;rs, according to hi statt
ini nl to the oflicliils.
Hi good service for the com
paiiv, mid llit reliability, nerved
liim in good Ntcad in hit trouble
HONOR GUARD
K 10111111! class, at 1 V. M
Tucs
days,
S iiiiuiiiig class mi Wednesday
evening,
Mrs, Kliner II. Smith will Hi
I, rliin the. member of the
(iuard nt her home, on Friday
evening. lib. 21. This will take
the place of the regular meeting
for the month.
All diploma which w ere hand
i d in for the seal have been rc
liirnid from Washington, I. '.,
and will be given out Friday
night. Other having diplomat
to be Hint bnek will please turn
I hem in us they must lie register
ed in Washington.
Major (filbert writes that the
Oregon boys in France need dish
, towels, and the (Juurd should
send another box us soon as pos
sible. All those who have dish
towels mailt may turn them in
Friday night, and every one
bring needle and thimble to make
more.
Several outside the Guard have
asked about donating some dish
towels, mid if anyone wishes to
send in this shipment please
h ave them with (iiissie Sigler, at
the Mercantile.
The (iuard will have to move
headquarters, and wishes to lake
this opportunity to thank the
llillslioro National Hank for the
use of their rooms since last June
mid for the many courtesies ex
tended. For Sale
team of work horses and
On
harness; weight about 1300 each,
One milk cow; 10 ami 0-gallon
milk cans; Universal bread mix
er No. 8, about new.
Mrs. Livelihood ,
Thrcc-nuartcrs mile southeast
of Ueedville, near Tobias Station.
I'hone il, Line (1, licavertoii Fx
change. 19-51
F,. (!. Ilagey, the Sherwood
constable, has sent in his resigna
tion to the county court, alleging
thai his private business needs
his attention. Ilagey has been
constable there for some years,
mid lias proved an efficient olli
eer. Financial
Stability
The Federal Reserve System acts
na a balance wheel between it's
Member Banks and the ptiblic
protectinp; against adversity and
encouraging opportunity. You
will see, then, how advantage
ous it is for both the Ilillsboro
National bank and its patrons.
Don't forget to file your Income
Tax Statements on or before
April 1st.
Only National Hank in Ilillsboro
W. HJWehrung, Prei. David Kuratli, Caihier
HillsboroMomlBanl
HILLS ItORO,
I lym
For Sale. Cheap Three, tons
lime for fertilizer. - inn Wood,
ilillsboro. 4l)tf
Wm. Tolkc, of above Hanks,
was down to the county sent yes
terday, on business.
I'm- Sah' About two tons of
good hay. Iiniiiri' of ,1. II. Wil
kes, Fifth and lias, line Streets,
Ilillsboro. 47 V,
Kmest William lloiiiicy, of
I'ortlanil, and Miss Kiln Sehaef
fer were united in jnarriage by
Itev." A. 1. Shaw, last Tuesday.
The young people will make their
Inline in I'orllaiid.
Wauled Id -f , pork, mutton,
veal, etc., and will pay Ihc high
M market price for same. Will
call any place.- T. A. Miller,
lleavertoll, Route t telephone,
llraverliiii ,'t, on line .'I.
W, N. Harris went to Marsh
Held this morning, to set up n
power plant for a local firm
ihere. lie expects to see F. F.
Ling, former Wills largo agent,
now located in that thriving city.
Dr. F. II. Smith travelled near
100 miles to get to a point 1!)
miles from here, the other day.
He -isilnl Mrs. (Jiiiiitoti Tun
nock, of near Rocky I'oint, and
wenl via I'ortlanil and the HI
brook road and return. lb- en
countered six inches of snow on
the Rocky Point road. Mrs. Tan
noek is very ill with pnei nia.
Wanted: Hogs, shoals, sheep,
beef, tie. We buy in Washing
ton county and pay It lephone
charges of prospective sellers if
tin v mean business. Will call
in response to telephone or let
ters. Address (".. K. Rogers,
Portland. R. 1, Hox il!''-', or tele
phone Woodlawii fi.UH. Will
also do general hauling nml long
distance moving. HStf
The cold snap came Tuesday,
ami that night there was consid
erable of a frctT.e. Yesterday
was rather Arctic, and there was
no thaw . If the weather docs mil
alternately frcc.e and thaw the
Winter grain will not suffer, and
the freeze will be good for the
soil. Snow is now crowning all
the mountains arouml the I uala
t in basin, but the plains are bare.
A lengthy summons Is being
published this week against Paul
Reimers, former sea captain, nml
now in the service of the Raiser,
"somewhere in Germany." Hi i
mers left here at soon as the war
broke out in l! 1 . and a report
came back that he was in the
submarine sen ice. This is hard
ly likely, however, on account
of his age- but he would go
where the Kaiser placed him.
I'seil aiitos for salt lS-seric.s
Stiulebakcr; If lit Keo with new
tires nil around; 1911 Ford, good
shape; Model -J!) lluick; 1012
Cadillac; 1 ! 1 3 Lonier, Rig Six,
line condition, curd tires; 1914
Marion; I ! 1 8 Overland in godd
condition, a demonstration car.
Bargains. Come and see them.
K. I Perkins, Garage, Imbric
lluilding, near M. K. Church, tf
Mrs. Lottie Smith has sued
Fred Smith for divorce nml the
custody of three minor children.
She slates that the husband earns
11 per day as an engineer, and
she wants'iriiO per month alimo
ny to care for herself and chil
dren. She also ask for $100
money nnd $50 for the tempora
ry MiUDort of herself nnd chil
dren, pending the outcome of
suit. They were married nt 1 nm
liill in 1!H)S. and the complaint
alleges the defendant now resides
in Ilillsboro.
Red Rupert, w ho enme here n
few times ns malinger of a ball
team from Portland, was jester
dav found guilt v of stealing Lib
crt'v Ronds. Rupert testified
that Rob Phillips, recently killed
while trying to nrrest a crazy
man on the F.asl .Side, was m
with him on the theft of the
bonds a canioullage .story that
the jury never for n minute be
lieved. ' Many people here know
Red, and Phillips, during his life,
ami they know the imputation is
a lie, pure nnd .simple.
OREGON
TAX COLLECTION IS
BETTERTHAN 1317
First Two Day Totals Over $400
More Than Firt Two in 1917
BIG RUSH EXPECTED LATER
Force of Five Now Handling the
Rolls and Writing Receipts
Tax collection on the 11)17 tax
roll opened Monday muming;.
The lirsl day's receipts (liil nut
measure up to the opening day
last year, nnd the sum collected
was $li5 12.71, as against last
year's (irst tiny collection of
.1472. Ml. The second day, how-
vcr, skunked the second tluy of
last year. Last year the first two
lays showetl a eullei tiiin of
ilHHl.HO. Monday and Tinsil.fy
of this collection the olliee force
wrote receipts for $445!). !MI.
Deputy Geo. Alexander is in
charge ol tlic collecting, ami lie
ins the following assistants
Mrs. Matlie Inihty, cashier; Ftl.
linos, Forest Grove; llert Reeves,
nf Cetlar Mill; ami Ward Downs,
uf Ilillsboro.
The big rush is not expected
until later, although payments
will increase every tlay through
out March.
The big corporations will not
gel in their taxes for some time
yet, but there will be plenty of
money forthcoming to run county
affairs.
The percentage of half pay
ments runs about the same ns last
year' collection.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(liy Arthur Rt iling)
The Tualatin High basket hall
tennis came to tow n last Saturday
evening and played the two II. S.
teams. The girls' game was a
grand scrap from start to finish,
mil was probably the roughest
game the local girls have played
in this year. The final score rend
!l to 12 in favor of Tualatin.
The hoys' game was speedy,
Hid the Tiialntinites could not
seem to cage I lit- hall, while 11.
II. S. was n bit more lucky, nnd
suceeiletl in scoring licnuiy on
the visitors. The linal score w as
1.1 to 8.1 in favor of the locals.
All Seniors are now wearing
their new class pins. They cer
tainly are up to scratch, und the
Indents have a right to feci
proutl of them. Of course, the
Senior think they are the class
iest ever worn by an II. II. S. stu
dent, and no doubt they arc.
The Senate Club met Tuesday
evening nnd took in two new
members. Those passing the
necessary exam, are Ollie Dels-
man nnd Ernest Stofl'ers. Roth
of these students are proud of the
fact that lU-y now wear a Senate
Club pin.
Photographer Johnson was
taking pictures of various school
activities last Monday. Mr.
Johnson is taking all pictures for
the annual this year.
The Senate Club has issued the
following challenge: "We, the
Senate Club, hereby challenge
the rest of the school student
hotly, faculty, school board anil
janitor, included, to a debate on
any question, ut any time, by any
am.
The Student Council has been
very active lately, putting the
Student Roily on n firm financial
basis. The constitution is also
being revised.
The Jolly Comrades had their
pictures taken etlnesday. Ilert
is hoping it will be good, as it is
for the annual.
A special program vvill be giv
en in the High School Auditor
ium, Friday afternoon, in honor
of Washington liirtlutuy. 1 lie
program will start at 1 o'clock,
and everyone is cordially invited.
INSURANCE
The following telegram has been
received bv the State Council of
Defense for Oregon from Georgt
F. Porter, Chief State Council
Section, Council of National De
fense, Washington, D. C.
"The time for filing applica
tions for war risk insurance has
just been extended by Congress
to April 12th. Automatic insur
mice, however, has censed entire
ly, nnd no man is now insured by
the government unless he has up
plied. This makes voluntary up
plication doubly important. Have
your publicity men spread news
through state nnd continue enin
pnign to bring family influence
to bear on men not yet insured.
Will you give this matter wide
publicity in an endeavor to read
every one who may bring mllu
ence to bear in getting Oregon
boys to take out insurance with
the government and thus protect
their families?
State Council of Defense for
Oregon By Bruce Dennis, Di
rector of Work.
For Sale A few registered
Ilolstein bull calves. Also a reft
istercd Ilolstein bull a year oli
last October. R. C. Ilartrampf
Ilillsboro. 48-50z
John Freudenthal, of below
Newton, was a city caller yester
day. .
lilt; county lias cleaned up
nearly all the. tuberculosis catl.lt:
indemnity enses in the county,
having claims at this time which
amount to only $237.50. These
arc the claims of M. Myer, Hills
dale., for 14 head, $175; A. Tho
cliy, Raleigh, one, ' 1 2.50 ; A. G.
Johiiaon, Ilillsboro, Routt: :f, one.
$25, anil Jns. Love, Gaston, one,
25. A year ugo and the claims
summed up nearly 2000. It be
gin to look as though the ciii
Hade has been effective in the
county. The state pays .f-.'.", for
every aged cow, tin- county 125,
autl the. young cow or hull, hi the
minor class, is paid fur nt the
price of $2fl, half and half by
stale and county.
Wanted To rent a piano, or
will take child in kindergarten
for use of same.-- i lillsboro Kin
dergarteii, Public School. Phone
or call between 2 and i o'clock
I', M. l'.l 51
Sam l'uisky, of above I'.u.vtou.
was in town yesterday, enroule
to Portland, where he i, serving
on the Federal trial jury for a
few weeks. Sam is an t x -member
of the legislature, and takes
a keen interest in politics, al
though he says he is out of lln
game personally, being inlere.it
ed only in helping those who are
his personal friends in the com
ing primary. lie thinks Huston
will carry Washington County,
anil says that Withyeouihi; will
be carried through because of the
war. Sam says he is going to be
at the next legislative session,
but not ns a member of the body.
Methodist Episcopal Church,!
Third and Washington, (Tin
Church of the Friendly Greeting)
Walton Skipwiirtli, Pastor - !) :1,5
A. M., Sunday School ; prcaehiiiir.
II A. M. nud'7:.')0 P. M.; :i::i0 P.
M., Junior League; (i:.'10 P. M.,
F.pworth League; Bible study
class nt the parsonage Tuesday
evening; prayer meeting Thurs
day evening, with Dr. Alexander
Hardie's expositions on the 20th
Chapter of Revolutions; choir
practice Saturday evening.
Wanted Man to milk 21 cow s
iiitl do chores; all inside work.
Wages, l5 a month, room and
board. F. II. Bowlby, Cornelius.
Ore., R. 2. 1!-51
.Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Jionnt-
well anil Leonard Nelson, of
Minneapolis, enroute to Cilifor-
. ii . i e
nia, stopped litre yesiertiay ior
the day with their old friends,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Rushlow and
family. Mr. Bonucwcll was an in
neer on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul when Rushlow was 20
ye,rs old, and they worked to
gether. Mr. Nelson is a train
dispatcher on the same Hue. The
, , .i i i
reunion was well worm w niie.
Senator W '. I). Wood stated to
the Argus reporter, yesterday,
that he had decided that he
would not enter the primaries as
candidate for Mate treasurer.
A. L. Chase, of Vancouver,
Wn., was ov er .Sunday, the guest
of his brother-iii-law, G. L. Ma-
rugg, und his brother, of cast of
town. A. L. is feeling very hap
py over the advent of his lirst
son, born a few weeks ago. His
first three were daughters, and
he just neetled that boy to make
the quartet.
For Sale -Pi taluma Incubator.
200-cgg size, ,!).00. Typewriter
to trade for gasoline lamp. N.
T. Bliss, HilUboro, Oregon, Rt.
3. 49-51
Ex-S herilt Rand, of Uakcr
County, accompanied by Mrs.
Rand, was here luestlay. 1 hey
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har
bison, whom they knew at Hood
River, years ago. Mr. Rami is n
cousin of Mrs. Harbison. He has
the unique distinction of .serving
four terms as Sheriff of Baker,
nnd he w as the ollicial nt the time
of the famous Copperheld trou
bles.
Notice to Farmers The Beth
any Feed Chopper will from and
after Feb. !' run every two weeks
dates ns follows: Feb. !), F
2I1, March !. March 2.1, and 011
April G. 4'-
Automobile men are more than
hopeful in this county this year,
and all indications point to a Ilea
vy year of sales. The farmers
have all done fairly well the past
few years and they are heavy
buyers' of machines w hen the sign
is right.
Georire Emmolt, who is now
working at shipbuilding at Van
couver, was home over Sunday.
Driver C. E. Koontz started to
Hush the streets the other morn
ing, but had to stop, ow ing to llii
water freezing on the pavement
as fast as it was squirted out of
the big lliisher. This made it
perilous for horses, and two or
three fell trying to negotiate the
street.
For Sale Eleven acres in edge
of town. House, barn, orchard
etc. Cheap. Terms. J. B
Wilkes. Ilillsboro. 4! 51
Wm. Nelson, for yenrs in the
hardware business in Ilillsboro
will enter the Republican prima
ries for the nomination us Conn
ly Recorder. Wm. thinks that h
can handle the olliee ns well as
the next man, and he is going to
try to land the nomination. Fred
Everest, deputy recorder, will
try conclusions with him,
IS UNFURL
THEIR MCE FUG
Over a Score of Star Grace the
Banner in Church Edifice
REV. W. SKIPWORTH LAUDS
Deliver Splendid Discourse on
Duty of Men to Their Country
Rev. Walton Skioworth. of the
M. F. Church, Dean of all Hills-
loro pastors, delivered an nil-
rcss Sunday morning which was
me ol the ablest Ifeard in the r -
v for many months, tlulv and
iti.t uship being the crux of his
liscourse. The occasion was the
unfurling of a service flag reure-
nting the young men now in
e I'nileil States Service, who,
111 soon way, either with the
hnreh direct or with the young
people s organization, were in
the (last connected with the work
if the church body.
Itev. Skipworth went straight
to the point of his subiect. and
Iwclt lotpiently on the liberty of
: world, and Ins address was
both patriotic and militant. He
H iii the closest attention of the
ludiciicc and it was of the larc-
t the church clement has wit
nessed in manv months.
The boys who are honored by
r. service flag are: Harold In
gles, uicn I'owers, Uscar Lund,
Robert Greer, Chas. Deichman.
Dan Irwin, Clay Fisher, Archie
'itinan, Leon Allen, enas 01-
011, Roy Schroeder, Verne Mc-
Kinney, John Shute, Elmer
itchelder, Maurice Vminsicklet
i rt nee Taggart, Edwin Bart
tt, G,uv Paint:, John R. Beadle,
Fames Greer, Harry Bonzo, Wm.
tfirretl -in. I 1',-inl Willova
FOR SALE
'our head young Jersey grade
ifers, coming fresh; 2 fresh
cows; Pcrcheron gelding, 3 years,
will make 1500; also 12 head
good gratle Shropshire sheep,
mostly ewes, now jamtiing. il.
erger, Beavcrton, R. 4, t'n
miles south ot ueetlviile. ill
trade for beef cattle. 49-50
ATTENTION, FARMERS
irst Truck attachment exhibit
vt r held 111 Washington County.
now at the salesroom, 120 pec-
ind St.. 1-ton; lU-ton; 2-ton,
urn 2 -ton special, liie western
Trtek Attachment Co.,
II. B. Sehlcgcl, Agent.
I also have taken the agency
for farm tractors. Call for liter-
ilure ami information.
COW TESTING
The Washington County Cow
resting Association held a busi
ness meeting in the office of the
County Agent, February 14. It
was decided to enlarge the or-
niii-.aUon, taking in more mem
tn rs ami increasing me numoer
1 . 1 1
if cows on test from 800, the
irest -nt number, to 500 or more.
It was also, decided to raise the
for testing from $1.25 per
cow to ifl.oo.
Several members expressed
themselves regarding the bene
fits of testing, and some present
were w illing to pay a higher fee
than the one proposed, rather
than discontinue the work.
The matter of more detailed
records was also considered by
the members. In addition the
present system which shows
complete record for the fiscal
year, it is desired that a record
bv location be made. This will
make the records more access!
ble and thus add to their value.
As this was about the time of
the annual meeting, it was voted
to continue the present officers,
O. E. Westeott, nnd Chas. Bam
ford, sec-treas.
Single Comb White Minorca
for sale for hatching. From
pens that score above 09. My
birds are very large a new-
strain called the American Beau
ty; prize winners; won all prizes
at 1917 State Fair, and 10 prizes
at Washington Co. Fair. Eggs
$1.50 per setting of 15. Wm.
Tupper, Box 193, Ilillsboro, Ore
iron. 49-tf
S. A. D. Meek, of North Plains
was a Ilillsboro visitor the last of
the week. It was not learned if
he would again run for the legis
lature.
E. I. Kuratli has his office in
the Ilillsboro National Bank Bid
Loans your money, insures your
buildings, rents your houses, buy:
and sells vour property, makes
collections. Notary Public.
Also speaks German and Swiss
A Salem paper is authority
that Win. O. Hare may again run
for the legislature. Asked about
it Mr. Hare stated that he had not
given the matter any considcra
lion whatever.
Ilillsboro bovs in France say
that the Iruin sen ice in France i
nothing compared with American
railway service. The Americans
are already taking hold of the
rail lines so as to put the means
of communication in first class
shape.
Mux Berger was tip from Ha
zcldale, yesterday.
John Fuegy, of Phillips, was
111 the city this afternoon.
John Net ji nml J. W. Lytic, of
Cornelius, were in the city today
Mrs. A. B. Bailey, of I'ortlanil,
was out this week, the guest of
relatives.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Simpson, of Ilillsboro, Feb. 17. a
daughter.
Court Reporter Run yon, of
rortland, was out to circuit court
this morninir.
Jos. Brandenburg and Samuel
Kunz, of Orcneo, were in the city
this afternoon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Zimmerman, of Ilillsboro. Feb.
Hi, 1918, a son.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thor-
wald Klinger, of near Blooming,
Feb. IS, 1918, a on.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hocken,
of Beaverton, were in the city
the first of the week.
Frank Unger, of Chehalcm Mt.
wag in town this afternoon, on
business at the sheriff's office.
Sara Sipp, one of the early set
tlers of the Mountaindale coun
try, was in town this afternoon.
For Sale A 1,000-pound auto
truck, with top, and in good run
ning order. See L. W. House,
Ilillsboro. 48-50
Peter Vandehey Jr., of Banks,
fell off a wagon yesterday and
fractured his thigh. Dr. Erwin
is attending him.
Wm. Schulmerich has purchas
ed the J. J. Krebs place, near
tarmmgton. The tract lays close
to the Schulmerich farm.
In next week's issue the Sohler
Bros., Banks and Forest Grove,
will have an adv. telling you how
to light your farm buildings at
low cost. Watch for it.
Judge Geo. R. Baeley return
ed yesterday from holding court
at Tillamook. He expects to op
en an adjourned session in this
city next Monday morning.
John Milne, of North Plains,
was in town today. He savs that
Winter wheat is weathering the
vld snap finely, and that only
frequent thaws with the freezing
can injure it to any. extent.
Glen Taylor, with the Third
Oregon, but who did not go
across with his contingent which
left in December, is at Hoboken,
N. J., and his brother, Will, is al
so there. The boys expect soon
to be on their way to France,
The extreme cold in the East
and the Mississippi Valley this
W inter will mean an immigration
to the coast this Summer and
Fall. Here in Oregon we have a
little snow at times, and a little
cold, but there is no rigors like in
other sections. The Willamette
Valley is still the Garden of
Eden, with the Eves at home.
John Engledinger, at shipyard
work at Vancouver, was out for
physical examination this morn
ing. He comes under tne exemp
tion so long as he remains at this
class of work, but upon leaving
he would automatically be ush
ered into the army of Uncle Sam.
John is a tine finisher, and his
class of work Is always in de
mand.
Mrs. Jas. T. Jeffries, wife of
Lt. Jeffries, now at Ft. Sill School
of I' ire, is in the city, the guest of
Mrs. J. E. Reeves. Mrs. Jeffries
recently returned from San Fran
cisco, accompanying her husband
that far on his way i-ast from
Astoria. The visitor was former
ly Mrs. Langford, and was with
the law offices of Tongue Bros.
prior to her marriage with Lieut.
Jeffries.
RED CROSS
No more ambulance or comfort
pillows are required. If you have
any, however, they will be sent
at once.
Not a cent is paid for services
at the Ilea Uross rooms, .every
thing in the nature of work is do
nated, and money goes only for
Mil 1 J t..
material iaisenoocis circuiateu
to the contrary notwithstanding'.
Donations acknowledged: Mrs.
Geo. Bagley, $15; L. E. Wilkes,
$5 ; M. M. Bierly, 2 boxes thread.
The Misses Dimmer's dog is an
active worker he caught goph
ers and moles to the extent of
scalp bounty money in the sum
of $2.08, half of which went to a
membership fee and half a dona
tion, and his entire catch from
now on goes to the Red Cross.
Some dog, and the Misses Dun
ze.r's spirit is to be commended.
The Junior Red Cross Head
has concluded to build a "Conva
lescent Home" in connection
with base hospitals at the 16
cantonments. The quarters will
be nicely furnished, and happily
will lend to the comfort of the
convalescents. To our Junior
will be given the pleasant task of
helping to design the furniture
for the Camp Lewis home. De
signs by school boys may soon be
submitted on a reading table,
6x2 feet, 6 Inches; knocked down
for shipment; bench of similar
design, to slip under table, 4 feet,
6 inches long; stools for Ubla
1. rAGE '
ends of similar design.
Prizes from National Head
quarters will be awarded winn
ers. All desigus should be mail
ed thro the Chapters to the Di
vision Director of Junior Mem
bership American Red Crosa,
White Building, Seattle, Wu.
The first schottli ,-ititI te.rt'hrrs
qualifying for niriubcrship are:
Buxton, Chester Lyon; Middle
ton, Mrs, Mary C. Dow ; Moun-
taindal , Miss Esther lien ;
Oak Pnrk, II. II. Cochrane ; Tual
atin, R. W. Reiiiemer, principal,
and five teachers nnd f7 pupils;
North Plains, Mrs. Winifred Bon-
ly; West Union, Mrs. B, Jorge-B
um; Jncktowu, Mauilt; l IteCIC
ett. Mrs. W. Mahon and" her clai
of Honor Guard will lake 1 har if'
of the knitting in Ilillsboro grade
.schools, and Mrs. Lewis und Mrs.
L. A. Long will give Red Cnws
instructions for sewing.
The Eastern Star gave I2 to
Mrs. Shaw for material for pur
chasing two layettes. The ladies
of the Cong, church are, making
complete layettes.
HARE, McALEAR A PETERS
ATTORN R i'S "' ' ' V
Ul-stairs A nii-nciti N.,,m i ;.i1. lilt'c
lIILLSOOiiO, . 'f.r.'.uJ
E. B.TO N
AVfol-NUW:
)fure opsMtit in HeV.i.
it:li Bl.irk
rues. 11. loi i'VK jr
ATTOKNEY -AT A'.V
Office, utt r la .vim-::;. titU Meet
Hillsboro, - - "ri'jjoTi
JOHN M. W
ATTORNKV-A "
Cpstnirs, A. C. Shute B! ,;
HILL8ISORO.
SCHNABEL & LaROCHLi
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naaim ff!otent Ur.'unftn : all .r
tan nitrnfiKc ntj.;ei:t. J:ni j-
len hi T9a it untnai rif:?n crttf.
ifiitnt.
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tatlantattfii'm. rt?t..i. itaiiAo
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nl ii Tmiftsi.
telerfc-n: isatlbaii 'K; !',
CimHtin,: snatn nr.
PORTLAND. ORE.
r. A. BAILEY, M. U.
Office: Uitir in Schilu.i. ich Itfsok
Resid- nc ?W corner ju ' flc llnseline.
PhoBFS.office Cu jS jresni ... City j85
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Den ti4
Upstairs, m Hillsboro Nation
I Bauk Buildiug M:tiu Street.
Hillsboro - - - Of
Dh VV. II. PASLtV
Dentist
OltiifN in tho Hi': 1,-1 liie-.li'nr, iip'tnirs
Maui Sirttet. ailjoiniin; I'-i. iiliicn Bldt;,
KtMiuiH 'i iiii.l 4. I'll. 1 i'ity'y
Hillsboro - - Oregon
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Tetuiesle Blilg, Knows & anil 4
HILLS BOKO, OltK.
Main Hiul Tlniil .
Dr. J. D. Dinsmore
Physician & Surgeon
Calls Day or Night
Orenco Oregon
DR L T. HELMS
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
usinlk In i tmiint-Him Elactrlciiy, Hydro
thorpmthy uiul SciontlHo OlntitllcB.
Chun AiidA'tTHti iiv hii.i a i,jui
t)ill,:e 1'htnif City ';!.
Offlcr 1 ami 2 Mi-til. I Clil J.
UtlUlMirti Oiv.-ioii
ELMER IL SMITH M. 1) . 0
PHYSICIAN c: SI -tC.IKM
OSTKOr.', ;i
Completely ''( tppeil t:'iii.i! in eon
iituuuiii.
Calls aiiftweieil 'ay 01 ;.i lit. Both
phones. Olliee ove,- Htllsln ,t Niitliiiuu.
Best Fire Insurance
JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent Loudon & Lanca
shire Fiifc Insurance Co.
Pacific States
Fire Inoniiiice Coniprny ( l'ortlaiirt.
Line Com puny. lst-s I'r .mptly Paid
John Vanderwal
A tie lit
nillsfooro,
Oregon