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II ILLSBORO, OREGON, MAY 23, 1918
NO. 10
VOL. XXV
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E DRAFT
MEN ARE CALLED
To Report Her Period of May
29 June 2, for Ft McDowdl
ELEVEN IN EXCESS CALLED
Will Report Here at Hiilsboro
One From Detroit, Mich.
Thi: local war board worked late:
Friday night getting out 'H
(or Nitty men, forty-nine of
whom will be sent to Ft. McDow
ell, Cnl., tin ring tilt; period May
80 to June 2, Notice were mail
ed Friday night, asking men to
get ready for the call to follow
n day or no later. One man will
In' Inducted from Detroit, Mich.,
ami traiiNiortatlon will be fffrii
ishctl him by the local board at
that I'lnre. Some of t tic (JO men
are Ncoltered over the Oregon
or Washington country, but the
board figure that there will be
no absentees. Enough arc named ton, Box 12(1, was Hcavrrton.lt. I
Merle (Jrubb, LimpiM
Portland, wan Sherwood
John IIcnn Jr., Toledo, Ohio,
was (iastou.
Dudley Oilbcrt Knii, Forest
Grove, Ore.
4 .1 II 1 . ! . II -I ....
Alimony l. I.cis, liciivinon,
Ore.
Homer V.. Mayes, Hood fliver, 1
Mt. Hood Hold. j
llradford Fowles, Hanks, Ore.,'
It. 8.
Milo Fills Hallard, Pendleton,
20H Kant Bluff St., In care of ('.
M. Wright, wan Sherwood. .
Fred MattliicNiu, Buxton, was
Sherwood.
Hnymond A. Greene, Carna-'
tioti, Ore.
Walter Lester DaviN, Slier-;
wood, Ore., R. 8.
Fred Cradic, Hiilsboro, Ore.
Cheiiter Marian Haskell, Port
land, Ore., II. 2.
Hans Ilcriiiaii Schaf fenberg,
Sherwood, Ore,
Kmil Ferdiian Sciffert, HilU
boro, Ore., It. 2.
John George Findlater, IlilU
boro, Ore.
George Jurgeim, Timber, Ore.,
In care of C. W. S. Co., won Tualatin.
William Henry I.acy, Warren-
" OREGON LEADS U. S.
IN WOODEN SHiPo
Floats More Than Fifty Per
Cent, of Hull Launched
A BIG BOX CAR ORDER
Portland Firm Will Turn
2700 at Once
Oat
May 20. Oregon leads the en
tire United State in the number
of wooden Nteamer hulls launch
ed fur the Emergency Fleet Cor
F. F. Hanley, of Leisyvlllc,
wan in town Saturday.
Hen Thiirnher, above Bloom
ing, wax In town Monday.
Jo. CawrNe, of Shefflin, was
greeting friend In the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fddrcdgn,
of Hank, were city callers, Sat
urday.
Geo. Heineek and Henry Mat-
then, of near Laurel, were city
visitors the last of the week. Cornea Direct From Washington.
For sale: Thorobred Ayrshire D. C, with Message for Citizens
bull calf, from extra fine stock.
A. G. Pearson. Sherwood. Or-
..,, 8-J0 President Kerr, of Oregon Ag'l.
wonege, was a uiiisnoro visitor
. KERR, 0. A. C,
SAYS TO CONSERVE
Delivers an Earnest Address in
the Court House, Thursday
MAKES A STRONG APPEAL
RbCr,T.f Gc".n' last Thursday evening, and de
to Hiilsboro, Satur- .. . Bn JlA th ,,
however, to give a clear list
The sixty men drawn arc:
John Oldt, 288 Dormer Apt..,
18th Jefferson St.
Jacobus Coppens, Detroit,
Mich., 84 Rolf Place.
Alvln Hunger, Manning, Ore.
Geo. Vincent, Sherwood, Ore.,
R. 4.
Kline r J. Williams, Hiilsboro,
Ore., R. 4.
Herbert S. Syvrmon, Heaver
ton, Ore.
I.cster Davis, North Plains.Or.
Julius Ceaser rvoschniUky,
Castle Hock, Ore.
John It. Dellaan, Hillsdale, It.
1.
George H. Fitslaff, Cornelius,
R. 2.
HAY CUT TOO RIPE
Prof. Hyslop, of O. A. C, says
that too much hav is cut over
ripe in the Willamette valley.
His statement is:
"The vetch and oats, clover or
Benjamin Albert List, Slu r- grain hay crops of Western Ore-
wood, Ore. gon arc frequently permitted to
F.arl Wilbur Gardner, 1820 get over-ripe. Clover is ready
Wistaria Ave., Portland, Ore. for hay when one-third of the
Herman Chris Schindler, Port- blooms begin to turn brown, but
bind. Ore., R 2. Is frequently nearly ready for
John J. Hons, Hanks, Ore. seed at the time of cutting for
Geo. Reiser, Sherwood. Ore. ' hay. This result Is serious leaf
iioratiou, the total in the coun
try being 88 vessels, launched
in six districts, while 18 of the
number are afloat in Oregon wa-
Frank
was UOWn so n.iisuuru, nsiur )ivem adJref, in the court
day, taking in me e.eeuon re- h capacity audience.
turns. ir , Hill. !.,, il,
For sale: New refrigerator, guest of the Washington County
modern, capacity 60 pounds ice. Patriotic League. Mayor John
l........ A . mi i 1 . r ...11 a. .1 . .i
lers. That gives tlie slate three Will take S1W lor n. i eiepnonc I i. nan, rresiuent oi tne
more wooden vessels afloat than 5R25. 8-10 League, presided, and after the
the five other districts combined. ,. n..i.., ,i vi.i..m Star Spangled Banner was sung.
Portland-Thc Pacific Car & wa In town the last of the week. th?. reat udince ad f
t.",,n.lrv f.. 'In.m.h.V first f ii .m.;..,l ,.v... c. invocation was pronounced oy
' J. I . . .nr. imui..i .v...".... ..... , , , , . ,
fleet of box ears. It has orders ur.lay, and went out to the Mast U"U"KU""-
fr 700 from Union and Southern l' ,1 Parle ed P"'"' was introduced.
j ... . ... .ni.jii.iiiu ii iii i y 1 1 1 1 1 1 i r 1 1 r i i i - - " - - ----- ...
ll... .n..r,..,., !,! Such orders "r ncari oi ins uisuoursc mc au
i . ; in lot ... . i .
per day; test, o.o. serve patriotically; to get into
Sorcnson, 1 mile south o! the war with the real, unadul
Witch Hazel. Tel. 3R25. 9-11 terated American spirit; to culti
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will require millions of feet of Jercy cw
lumber and this industry is simi- gu?ds m,lk
inr vu viiu niiijiuuiniiii num'.wi
ill its importance to Portland.
C. B. BUCHANAN k CO,
Hiilsboro, Cornelius and North Plains
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and
Grain Bags
Car-lot shipper of POTATOES and
ONIONS. Grain chopped or
rolled at any time
Lumber, Shingles and Lath
At Cornelius
Beaver State Flour
The Best Flour at the Lowest Prices.
Telephones; Hiilsboro, Main 14,
Cornelius, City 1515, North Plain, Main 263.
P...lniri 11118 iron urns- Andrew
P ----- , i i
determine acres of
I'". . ' . r
definitely that at least a 70 per
cent, yield will be enjoyed this
season by prune orchardists
Production will equal 1917
Broccoli crop brings over $20,
000 cash to growers past two
month. Sub contract for grad-
F,ngland sold 230
the Geo. Robinson
farm, the other day. This is one
of the fine farms of the Farming
ton section, and the new pur
chaser is a hustler. -John A.
Lindow is the new owner.
vate a morale that will show
American arms in France that
the country means business and
that every effort is being made
to give them moral and finan
cial support just as much as
though we were at their side in
Russell McGill Hurrus, Hanks,
Oregon,
Silas J. Bcckrn, Hiilsboro, Or
egon, R. 1,
Louis Lawrence Arata, Tuala
tin, Ore.
Alvln Wade Lull, IIillsboro,()r.
Ixroy Smith, Timber, Ore.
Clctus FiUgerald, F. G., Ho
quim, Wash., Poison Camp.
Henry Natanecl Christropher.
Laurel, Ore., R. 2.
John Shaw, F'orest Grove, Ore.
John Zuerchcr, Hiilsboro, Or.,
R. I.
Clemens CamenEind, Beaver
ton, Ore.
John Farthing Loynes, Forest
Grove, Ore.
Rov Richard Walters, Gaston.
Ore.
Roy L. Mullin, Hiilsboro, Ore.
Andrew Jackson Gassett, 4104
Fast 14th, Portland, was Buxton.
Andrew W. Braseseo, Sher
wood, Ore.
Julius Skoggs, Tualatin, Ore.
Kennard I. Dixon, Forest
Grove, Ore.
John Corrlerl, Hiilsboro, Ore.
F.dward J. Rasmussen, 1458
Newcastle St.. Portland, was
Banks.
Harry Geo. Hoge, Cornelius,
Ore., R. 2.
Albert Henderling, Cornelius
Oreiron.
Roy Glenn Simon, Hiilsboro,
Oregon.
Andras MojiHtis, 28 North 4th
St., Portland, was Westimber
Karl Clyde Tburber, Yamhill,
Ore., Box 62.
Jesse S. Baker, Beaverton, Or
Alfred C. Harrington, IKIls-
boro, Ore., now Calgary, B. I .
Roscoe Henry Jones,499 Web
ster St.. Portland, was North
Plains.
Alva P. PattonHillsboro, Ore,
loss and a large amount of
coarse, hard unpalatable hay.
Vetch should be cut when the
lower pods are. half formed.
When allowed to mature part of
its seed, loss of leaves and more
valuable portion of fine parts is
caused, and a considerable
amount of hard, rather bitter and
unpalatable seed is left in the
hay. Some stockmen have ex
perienced serious injury to dairy
cattle by feeding vetch hay with
a large amount of seed in it. The
practice of allowing it to get over
ripe is followed because it is men
cured somewhat more readily.
But with more attention to cur
ing methods earlier cutting will
give as big a tonnage and a net
ter quality of hay.
FOR RED CROSS
your
Red
that
Portland, May 18 "Clip
Liberty coupons for the
Cross."
This was the message
went resounding over the coun
try today.
Interest coupons for the See
ond Liberty Loan became du
this week.
As bv far the great majority
of these coupons are in the $K
and $2 value, it is believed that
many of those having Liberty
Bond coupons due will feel it a
orivileire to be able to donate
them to the Red Cross.
Coupons should simply be
clipped from bonds, handed to
any War Fund solicitor, or mail
ed to the nearest Red Cross
chapter.
Jake Raffcty, of Mountain
dale, and Peter White, of Gales
Creek, were city visitors, Satur
day afternoon. f
V it tnli.ra fihtiiir til ff inn iter
W. T. Kerr and family, of Oak (. s,.it ml .i.,. demorr.iev f
Park, have moved to their new 1 .1 i.i
i m . . i I I ' . , , I iiic wurm.
ng Mrelen oi iu i ac.i , ranch at Oaston, recently traded Mr Ke slatcj lhat ,(e was
way along Booth ranch let. for) and wiH make their home in . . , t ,. . t w .
Toledo to build new reservoir that section. He still holds his ;... ... . .,. tle f...,.i
with twice capacity of old one. lease on the Beers' place, better jitio,ls anj matters of produe-
Portlaud The war conditions known as tne w-teriLii "e tiou with the members of the var-
have necessitated installation of property, ana wui larm u unui joug departments. and he told of
ii I i i ti E i m m ,m Tsrmtf
WE HAVE IT!
Everything in
odaks
AND SUPPLIES
WE DEVELOP AND
PRINT
THE DELTA
loulfh mixer as labor saver at
Portland Hotel bakery. Troy
Laundry & Machinery ,C.o. in
tails new machinery in Portland
Hotel
Statistics show that Pacific
his leasehold expires.
The kaleidescopie
the great stress for wheat and
changes food, not only for the allied
rimir in on the county commis- armies, but for the people in
doners' court and county judge France and Italy, as well as En
in Washington County have not land, behind the lines,
ceased. The matter of conduct-1 He told how near was the col
Coast shipyards are breaking all : .i . t.ounty business always lapse of Italy when the big Ger
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records in speed in cmisirueumi i a troi, e. The remark- man drive was maae last ran,
and number of ships launched, I nj.e coincident in the present I and how foodstuffs, man power
both w ood and steel. 0!lsl I camnaifirn is that there are now and assistance was at once rush
. p r I I l . .
yards have proved in lace oi ... candidates pitted aeainst 1 ed to the peninsula, and how we
strong opposition that they are t.(u., 0tl.r wu have served one must deny ourselves to meet the
entitled to equal recognition with term an,j j.,. Jcfeated on run- future a future fraught with
eastern yards. ning the second term. And so dangerous possibilities unless
Roseburg An army aviation Ucs anj b are to fight it out, we "get into the war, and get
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school may oe esianiiMii-u w ,;ie Judite Keasoner is Iiiruring into ll wun spirit anu ueieruuua
on increasing his mint acreage I tion to back up our own men and
on his Oak Park farm. the allied armies and the allied
m.. ij r i...-i At:A people
1 lie IIC1U oi iicnrij uiiimu - ,f . :i, ..,b
.... ,. i I mr. XVCrr IS Bit imcuac rictiv
vision u.rouKo 7 , , . He is polished, a user of
of average power is represented! ... ... . ' .... ti
bv an anifle of 32 degrees, while ' , , p, ..... .,
witli the new Aormii vision , "
, .11 ".I J 1 .. 1 I H IIIC lie UUI IIU iaii".u . n.v .-
runciai lenses, uucu vy ut.
Lowe, the angle is increased (50
deifrees in all powers. Dr. Lowe
till continues to sell the ordi
Tone lenses of superior
l ... i . . , . n
l,u ill. quality, Dill recoiunienus rune
ta s. for all persons who uei
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Pendleton Local phone plant "
will be cnlarired. Pacific Tele-
this vicinity.
North Bend Belka Logging
Co. to log Empire track. Will be
cut into saw logs, railroad ties.
poles, piling and ship knees.
Toledo Work on Toledo Si-
lctas road is forging ahead. .New
mill to be shipped in here. Ca-
iLiiilv of 60.000 feet. Electric
Liirht Co. to enlarge capacity.
Two new boilers added to plant.
Reported an electric railroad will
be built from Newport to Toledo "ry
this summer. Survey
ready been completed.
feotive deserve nothing but the
best. Dr. Lowe will be pleased
to explain Punctal lenses to you
w hen he is in Hiilsboro, Wednes
day, May 29. This deuionstra
tion is gratis and will obligate
phone and telegraph l o. has au
thorized installing of two nddi
tional sectional switchboards,
Salem Canneries of Salem
i 1 V.il...
cancel mi?v m .n'ii. ... i ,
kLs dehydrating plant pre- J' ay to purchase.
pared to fill 1,000,000 tins. Win. McQuillan has purchased
Three hundred persons cm- the Tualatin Hotel from the
nloved. Footes and the new owner took
Coquillo Contract is let to possession Sunday morning. Mr.
Anderson & Mockers to build and Mrs. loote will go to inea
Poos Citv Bridire. Cost $12,- side for a short time and will
0(i 4.50. then return and assist at the ho
McMinnville, The Dennis Con- tel until the deal is legally
struction Co. awarded contract closed. Mr. McQuillan paid a
for constructing two million gal- substantial sum down and will
Ion reservoir and additional pipe pay the balance in cash as soon
line from reservoir to citv. Com- as the deed returns from the
bined cost $24,1104.
sage to the people of Washing
ton County. At the close he
earnestly asked that all people
go to their homes determined to
obey the requests of the Food
Administration and to put shoul
ders to the wheels to win the
war which, he said, must be
won on European soil, so as to
prevent the Hun from hammer
ing at our shores.
The audience was dismissed ;
by Mayor Wall after they sang i
"America." I
HARD SURFACE ROADS
Will soon lead from Portland to
the splendid
verton - Rcedvillc
Bea
Acreage
Many choice small tracts on sale.
Splendid train service morning and
evening into the city. Buy your little
home before the bitr raise conies.
SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
102 Fourth Street PORTLAND, OREGON
NEW MEN FOR DRAFT
Portland, Ore., May 18.
'The act providing for the
registration of men who have be
come 21 years of age since June
5 last has been passed by Con
gress and proclamation by the
President will be issued shortly
naming June 5 next as the day
of registration. A supply of
regula
fiimia 157. registration
East where it has been sent for tions jj0 2j has ,een majled to
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
AH perions who subscribed for Third Liberty Loan
Bonds thro this bank are hereby notified that the bonda
are now here and ready for delivery.
All persons who have interest coupons due on prior
bonds taken thro this bank can get same by presenting
the coupons.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
PROMPT : CONSERVATIVE : SAVE
... a. n 1 t 1 11 I I . I 1 1. I . n.i
Tan lo Diiiui uocks nere signatures aim acmiuwicugc- ii i,oar(is in the state, these
soon. Construction to cost about ment. The consideration is not Ueo-ulations in every detail must
$(i000. given, but it is supposed to range be rea(j anj understood, bv you
Toledo Public land to be around $10,000. 1 he property is jmmediatc!y. Circular 18(i of
open. Lincoln county uas i y;i iect lrom, on main oum.i, i JVlay 11 contains a synopsis oi
8(53 acres of old O. i l . land and runs clear tnro me diock. ule Pians for registration. Ree-
grant. This makes as near a quarter ommendation for the number of
block as can De ligurea. "ir. ni,ps f... registration and nom
McQuillan has lived off and on ination 0f extl.a registrars should
at this hotel tor over ao years, be sulnitted to this office forth
and when the owner advertised I with. New registration card
to close the dining room Mr. Me-1 printed in blue and registration
Quillan suggested the purchase. certificates have been sent to all
A price was agreed on and mon- ooards. Local situations should!
ey paid down to bind the bar- be studied and if supply of these
gain. Mr. Mcquillan tiuys part
ly as an investment and partly
from reasons of sentiment. He
thinks he has made a good in
vestment, and he says he has
something that will keep hrm oc
cupied, anyway. This hotel was
built in the sixties, and has al
ways served meals except a day
t 1 " V You and vour children art
'kjgP' safe if you wear Dr.
Lowe's superior glasses eye
safe and price safe. They cost
you no more than the inferior
kinds usually sold and yon have
the benefit of his skill and more
than 27 years' experience as an
oiitoinetrist. When
you patronize him you receive
the combined service of the
trained eye specialist and scien
tific optician. One charge covers
the entire cost of examination,
frames and lenses. Dr. Lowe
guarantees his glasses to give
satisfaction whether they cost $2
or more. If you pay more you
pay too much. If you pay less
you do so at the sacrifice of ma
terial used and service rendered.
Dr. Lowe will be at Hotel Wash
ington, Wednesday, May 29. Re
member the day and date.
Scores of Hiilsboro references.
Phone East 39
No charge for small
Res. 411 Rodney Ave.
Let us move you into Portland.
storage.
C. K. ROGERS' TRANSFER
GENERAL HAULING
Long Distance Moving and Heavy Hauling.
WE HAUL ANYTHING
TWO LARGE TRUCKS PROMPT SERVICE
Office with Riverview Auto Transfer, 271 Taylor St. Phones:
Main 5205; A 3110 Also buy cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
forms is inadequate additional
supplies will be promptly furn
ished upon request, etc.
Single Comb White Minorca
eggs for sale for hatching. From
pens that score above 90. My
birds are very: large a new
uti-nin obIIpi! thf American Beau-
or so at a time when the dining Ly. prjze winners; won all prizes
room was eioseu ior rtnirs. me at 9J7 state f air, ana iu prir.es
property joins the Delta building at Washington Co. Fair. Eggs
on the east and the Boscow store $j 60 per getting of 15. Wm.
on the west. Turner. Box 198, Hiilsboro, Ure-
Rev. L. Stuebc, of Blooming, gon. 9"tf ,
and Rev. E. W. Luecke, of Shef- Chas. r. Lard, ot Portland,
flin. were Hiilsboro callers Sat- working in one ot tne snipyaras,
urday afternoon. I was out Friday afternoon.
We Have the Neatest and Most Complete Stock of
JEWELRY and
SUNDRIES ... ..
In the City of Hiilsboro. We do repair
work in first-class work and our charges
are always reasonable : : : : : :
IF YOUR EYES ARE TROUBLING
YOU, LET US FIT YOU TO GLASSFS
SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT.
HOFFMAN
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street Hiilsboro, Oregon