The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, June 13, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr FOR MONTH OF MAY Election CoU Large Sum of Money-Many Judge and Clerk ROAD WORK ALSO BIG One of the Heaviest Month of the Year for Expenditure Tin; June term of county commix moiu i-n court eame to 11 close lat Saturday night with one of tin I'ig month of tin ycur for ex ciiililiiri'K. The primary election enmc in May iiml thin meant, i larffe niiuiher of judge aii. clerk cxpciiMc, iiml with the he ...!....!... e .1 i . guuiiug oi romi work llie claim from the vnrloim district tut mil log iiioiiry. I lie rliiini iih nlloweil for county fieri ice follow : Ituitil unit Highway I.uui Walint, $10; Henry K.rick noil, 1 01. 30; 1. (' Mcliiii ffl.'l.'.IO; H fuller, JfllO.f.O "II Hi ctoii lu r, $73; Joe Vii .l.. I . J.... if t t "i r' ii, T'-' ; M iM.-cuwx.-ll 21; l et Hull. :n;; w c 'n( limn, CS; I I. ll.auiU, if IS; H Cole, ijtlil.iifl; .In Young, to 60; ti l'tc, l,fiO; It A llr rii.Kton, f.; T N 11.11. Scliin.l. r, ,fli; () S hiii.h r, $12 I J I,' II : I-.,, -ii'.-, . . ii ii in, fay; ii ."vuiiidi r $21; " Schindrr, $ ; I' Kr.n T20.0II; t) M Jul,,,, $21.60; 1 . . .Strieker, $102. K2: (i Illlk, 7;i.B0; I, lloggo, $H.ftO( A Heg hltto, SftHl; ! M Austin, sa.5() Hell CaNiinova, $Hl; (i Sl.nc ill "1 M RA . f. t. din . Knot, $l!.70; V laimrr, $2(1.60 ! .Smith, irii.18; I' Ang.lo, $1 r.u uerry, $7; J JSieo.lelnu.,, $(10 ft wi r..i ... , . . .ii-nin, HUH Vcllllllcr $17.2S; Kd Ij.img rover, $78.7 II 1." !.... .. J... - - ,. . .. . . . n nmuier, To i.uu ; i ration $II.6(I; A Rogrrx, $!. oil; ( Koy, $3.50; A O'l.eury, jfso.-U K Itennell, $I0H; J Ycr $15.15; Frank high, 81. fill; M Hardin, $2.1; .1 C Jikr; 50.88; J F Summer, $S8.fii); .hi Wilson, JMK0.50; liiaufortl t'rt pi !'.; J rnj .Seliuii.lt, if 1 3 7.3 S ; fiilt...H ,! I , . r . . t .,.,.,,,, Tiii;.;j; l IUO UrOM f 10 1.13; Nek Lumen, $il!i; C lVin, $ I liUi.'l ; tie.. I'i, tfllJ.ii.'l; t runk Hun k, $S ; .Inhn konlgitii, 3; I'lovd Hr.iHii, $71 (' I .1 i. i,... ...V I, . .inn, .run...-); . ' l.firson if 50; t.)tlo Hros, , 135; V , l'u Icy, 81; F. Wilke. 83. '.'(); ( ii oner! i, 3 7.;i0; .1 .Sm risl, jo 70; .1 Alxln. .i"7!).I6j F Hro.k 7l.(i0; A C Dulry, 0.50; imiiierinnii, 1' 50 ; 0 Sclimi.lt, 5!i.5(; A 1 ulile, 17 CO; m .loliriMin, 10.50; I, 'u ley, 7.50; .lohu Nyhcrg, 70 r. Miiii'cr, .TliiS; I .in Sucert ID!)..M); F..1 I!I:u,k, 12U.75; Wm I iniiini. )r 11 ; loin aril, (i3 IiihI.iIiu Mill Co, (i3.75: V .Mir,;, ii ., ,i5; V Van Wvnemh.l ;i8.-.', L Jurcn.i, 25.85; Jl M Moore. 13.85; R C (ieiberjic Jpa.S5; W ,lMui..h, 18; An Wank, !rt; Win llol.crM, -'.'. .S It Ornduff, 1.50; C Whit more, 3 1.10; G Unlit, 3; Hindi;, 1.50; Km Goetter, 75 f II Ormluff, (; W (i Whit more, 12; A 1) Hill, 12; J MeCormiek, 11; L Hulit, !) (irover Hrown, 'J(i; .luliu ChriNtenscn, 83.75 ; Geo well, $ii; Cecil Schmidt, 47.25 ChnN Schmidt, 41.28; W Mo 39; Wm Harvey, $(13.75; Rowden, 33.75; I. Crawford $40.60; L Mevcr.s, 37.60; Jackson, 9 j Wm Dcdrickg, 35 25 j A Everest, 8.25; Fr Schmidt, $8; Thus Cole, 12; Schmidt, 21; Wm Crawford 18; Bert MeHaiiiRer, 3'j.37 Geo Micklc, 82; G E Hathorn $08; A Ul.ide, 82.80; lieu Hein eek, 40.10; M Fredcricksou $54.50; John Crawford, 41.25 Tercy Sainscl, $43.60; J 1' Hoo dcnpyl, $80; J liniley, $30; II .ti . . n AlattCNon, $14; l-red Amlernon $61.28; V Aiiilt r.son, $(i5.80; Iloltii, $67; F Vanakcn, $!)0.90 W Holta, $78.37; Henry Rce.se $31.80; Henry 1'eters, $; Brown, $6; Dave Larance, $10 80; W Haase, $1.80; Henry II mold, $24; W C Rice, $3; I, J Holtz, $100.50; Charley Schick, $44.80; Alfred Reese, $60; All) llergcrt, $31.90; Jno Vogcl,$4,0; John Goetze, $38.20; O Shay, $24; Geo Hohman, $29.60; Gus Ruecker, $82.40; II Huson, $11. 20; Fred Krahmer, $16; M Win ters, $6.40; Frank Iliilman, $16; Adam Hergert Jr, $72.60; Joe Frank, $70.80; Fred Hulmnn, $58.40; Henry Reese, $64.20; t) Pfahl, $23.80; Henry Helmold, $20.10; Ed Boge, $34.12; Aug Boge, 84.12; J Ii Adams, $36. 42; Wrm F II Base, $24; Jolmson Bros, $9; Philip Hilecke, $23.25; A W Stewart, $30; Carl Nelson, $28.50; Niels P Rasmussen, $16. 60; Raymond Larson, $6; John Kamna, $88.28; II II Rehse, $42; Jacob Rufli, $11.28; W II Wicnecke, $7.80; Carl Nelson, $17.25; Philip Hillecke, $6; J Rufli, $6 ; A V Stewart, $9 ; Chas Grabcl, $12 ; E Cox, $21 ; J Carl son, $3; J Moliue, $27.50; A Zwiener, $21; John Ochs, $38; Mike Frison, $48; Jan O'Mara, $42; Jim Murry, $66; L O'Mara, $21; Mike Heisler, $66; Geo Ileisler, $88; II W Iluslage, $66; Walter Ochs, $80; John Pleith, . .MciruJh&Z"". "' $27; G A IMelth, t ; F C Pfafflr, $!;( A Pleith, 16; John Harry, $21: J J Shevlin, $26.60; Fred Hess, $34.60; Alf Schliidlcr, 42; Verne Dyide, $18; J J Wlsiner, 21 : J G Kllneman, 1030 j W Hoy, $36; II () Hoherg, 45; Robert Mencham, $1.60; Geo Sinclair, $24; John Sinclair, $15; Ivan ( Shaucr, 24; C L .lolmson, y ; Chris Peteron, 3; (.1cm Mian 1.50; J no Aiimelier, $.1; H , .bM . A I . ill I ti . 11. ecHacKer, ipy.oo; a .iiuisen, . , P VuiiLoo. 6; lailor Van.ler .i... i , ... i Ulili'll, ifv ; .loc aiKier.nii.i' ... I0: Alb Vander.iiniliii, 7.f0; (no Ilnrdebcck, 21; R W Wil iauiH, 4; Roy llintt, $7.60; Jno Ilnrdebcck, $18; R W William MiM: l rnncis Kirbv. $66: U O Itrown, 31.50; Ralph Hiatt, 1.- 12; (ieo Plilinlec, 21; I Iiomiiih Schoolcraft, 14; A Nordren 18: J W Kvle. 24.37 ; C II Kyle, 30; W J William!, 66 37; Muse McCoy, l)UB.7B; Kay Vincent, $3.38; C II Kyle, 34.- r.O: J .1 Adkiiis, if 51; Id!!.- l.Hly. 15; Cecil Lilly, 21; I. P 1 linen 36; Chas Hundley, 12; G M limed, $!l; Jan Churchill, lil; I W Kyle, 8; W P II. Wcr, $ii'.i 70: Jo in t al.ltti ll. (!.7!; li " West, 15; Percy Camteim, 31. 0: Herb CitmlcH. .'11.50; ( has Shipley, 18; I'.inuiilt Shipley 2 1.75: A I- loll. 30; ni Mr Gill. 30 : Jack McGill, !; J Caldttill Jr, 54; Fred Caldwell 30; Geo FUlicr, 13.50; I Hcrl 5: J M Vaiidcraiideii, 5; Win ' iiii.l. r.nntl. u, 2.60; II Van. I. r linden, $2. 50; J M Vander.nn d. n, 12.50; Will Vamlehey, $8. ill: J G K lineman. 18; I. ( Hrown, 12; C V. Me.K linn, 6 Itoht Menchaiii, 96; Ivan Miauer 18; W Hoy, 6; John Ainidiei 3; Alb Kaufman, 4.50; I'rei (irosNi u, $4.50; 1. J H unt I, $21 Fred Ilniliil, 12; (i. o Meaeham 15; Joe I's-iiu r, ! ; Pat Mur phy, 6; Fred Peterson, .75; ( J F.ssn. r, $10.50; AI JHledso. 35; Hon Hrown, 3; It Thomas 21: (i.o Fisher, 37.50; John Miuter, $18; John ('aid well, 1 N A Molt. 24; T Hrown, 86; S Paisley, 6; Carl Mel'arlanc, ! Mr Swensen, !l; (i.o li Hledsor 6; John Ochs, 32.25; A Zwi. ncr, $t6.75; L O'Mara, 16.75 Jas O'Mara, Hii.50; Jim Murrv 16.50; Mike Frison, $2(1.50; Heisler. 32.75; M Heisler, 37. .',0; II W lltishiKe, 16.50; Wall Ochs, 2!.25; II l. Gr iff, 55 l W hiteside, $'.S; John I kirk 2 4.50; t're.l Pfafflc, 38.50; ( ' Meats, 10; Richard Schuster 50; .1 Ad. Ipl.soii, 1,75; G M Ncill, H; G I West, 3.50; It S Hobiiison, 3.50; II 1. Robinson 5.23; Norman Daiiford, 12.25 Jim Howninu, 7; M A Matt son, 12; R J N. lson, 27: L N. I son, 19.50; (ieo Stuart, 80; ( L Heuuis, 15; Roscoe Maltcson 18; .1 W Pritchard, 15; C 1' Pritchard, 4.60; Chester Hoff man, 24; Irvin Hoffman, 18 () Thavcr, 6; L Alexander, 6 M Hoffman, 12; J II Hoffman 12; J A Zimmerman, $12; An drew Kinidsoii, $ 1.50 ; John ltot(i !; J A Zimmerman, $U; Lev Kinlcv, $15.75; A H Schomiovcr $U; J Trnchsel, $7; Aug l'o. g. $7; J I. Focgc, $6.50; Jno Trad kcI, $24.25; Chas Trachscl. 12 Cha Spencer. $10.60; A L Nel son. $3; Fred Hauflcr. $3; R..1 Service, $3; J S Taniiock, $ It Campbell, 2; C Nelson, $12 l lias Mlenccr, 0 ; Win Molten burg, 18; Claude Hrokaw, H" 50; Ray Hrokaw, 10.60; Krvin Hailcv. $6: Fred Davis. $3; J II Hrokaw, $81.50; Claude Hrokaw $30; Fred Davis, $3 ; Arthur Bro kaw. $15: Walter Cole, $1.50; I M Hesse, $12; Chas Schultz, $6 Joseph Tannlcr, $12; Wilbe Workman, $5.25; H DcGroff,$6 L M Hesse, $4.60; N S Richard $3; J C Anderson, $3; Chas Ol son, $3; Thos Connolly, $6.25 Win Vander,an.len, $2.60; J M Vnndcrinndcii, $7.50; J F Pee Yandcmuwlen, $7.50; J F Par rcn boom, $2.60; C Reiben, $5 Then Vanderzatulen, $5; C Dod son, $5; John Hitchcock, $66.75 W Mitchell, $185; Homer Rog ers, $57.75; F M Lackey, $102 Jas Herd, $30; R Hoard, $43.60 Valley Roberts. $1.8.50; L Wolf. $4.60; II T Hesse, $33.75; E Heaton, $65; Jas II Moore, $27 V L Bognrd, $18; Frank Sehniel bu r, $6; E enstrom, $18; T R Moore, $51.78; John Ochs, $12 75; L O'Mara, $12.78; James Oinnrn. $28: Jim Murrv. $26 50; M Frison, $25.50; M Heis ler, $25.50; Geo Heisler, $12.76 II W Huslnge, $25.75; Walte Ochs. $12.75; A Zwiener, $1 75; Hen Heesacker, $2.80; Jul us Kindol, $5; W Vandyke, $2 50; John Peters, $2.80; W M Ilermens, $1.25; Peter Felong, $72; John Hill, $67.50; Tony Ragatske, $72; Pet Nowakoski, $72.25; Ed Molaski, $24.60; Ben Cuinmings, $49; John Bellish, $8.75; August Pctcrailka, $14; J Whilaker, $14; George Johnson, $15.75; F J Peterallka, $70; Jno Winters, $105 Sam II Stow ell, $124.25; J B Merrjtt, $59.50; Gust Sehmldlin, $66.50; Am brose $68 Harry Stowcll, $21; Ben Kassabaum, $9; Robl Ed ,Tir, $9; Paul Paulsen, $2.50; J 1? Cumpbi.ll, $1.50; Otto John ston, $12; John Uhrbeek, $26.50; Paul Henschkel, $16.12; Chas Tompkins, $9.75; Frank John ston, $12; Carl Berggren, $1 ; Jens Bjornd.il, $24; Grant Manu, $16; A F Ormluff, $114; Henry Mantas, $85.50; Alfen . Meury, $81 28; Willi Ornduff, $19.60;' $1; Standard Oil Co, $404.80; A 8 ; Jos Connell, 8; Mr R Easter, I M OyerhoUer, 8 ; G W Brown, 8; tin V 'Bi C3 1 John HeiHler, 4!); Jno Raines, Correri, 59; A A Morrill, $1 3.-, 8 ; C E Deichman, 3; C lilaser, i H W McDonald Hall, 5; Wm j Ml $56- Ed (SlcvciiH, $3.25; John 65; J Kcmmcr, $1.60 ; Geo Alex-j 3; Thos Rood, 3; Rose Cave, 3;iArlsa, 8; C E Hatch, 8; A 0 Om,mMMUim 1 lof .liaei, i 1 1, . i, if , -ini'. ., ii.,,. t, -- - 1 - , - - - , . - , . . ij .wi.,.1 : (ieo Harrington, $82.- $71.29; Wells Fargo Co Express,) Mrs E M Hoyt, 8 ; W N Hathorn, Phillips, 3; C Christiansen, 3; A F . I Ji.i r;i. 1 1,. 1 . ........ ttlllO. fii'ii 1. IJiirhaiil.l Mrs I. I' AojirilH. 3! Alllf If WM. u : nundlllom. 9: Is llOIOl. O : C. V' M vm niiii 50; A C Kruger, lS46.50; l.ari Kruger, $58.50; E C Rumcr, $27; Lu.lwlg, 1.50; A Hoswol.I, if 3 ; . if., tt m t . lit.. AI lex llarriligion, irtn.ini-, so.i himenbrand, $27.60; Chris Scl Hol.nagel, $48; II C Fisher, 45. 50; Aug Oberst, $9; Oscar Mur all, $24; Cliff Saltiis, 8; It Her- inger, 2.65; C R Hallar.l, fl.10; Herman (ain.elmaim, If 40.60; li Harrington, 6; G Atrops, 6; Jno Fuhrcr, $48; Walter I ulirer, 24; Fred I.iulwlg, 21 ; '.dy, 19.50; Ed Fiiegy, 87.50; red Wangcr, )f55; All i'lcrcu, 28; Alb Gritzmaeher, 31.50; E C Korn, 42; Ed Ilofcr, $30; W Ituf fncr. 14: Carl Carlson. 49.50; A Fucrerstein, 4.60; T L Hishon. $64; Victor Fucrer stein, $39; Ed Anderson, 52.50; I'clc Chilstensen, $.10; Fred So) icrgcr, $9; Harold Johnson, $12; John Wangcr, 9; O Nicklesou, 37.50; Tngo Johnson, 31.50; H. nrv Stable, 24.51); Alf Pi r en, .TV.)."0; i ieo i laiisiiiitii, t ..., j.:.... . if a-o r,i . Jno Niihlmiimer, 6; I) L Smith 12; F F Mend, 15; J P Kuiiil son, 15; Richard Llrich, 13.- 50; J A Ziiniiieriiiaii, 30.50; A Kiuidscli. 7.50; John Hoge.tS libni Hoge, 3; I'.vcrett Huge 6; J Cole, 3; J (inssiier, 18 J Kcmmcr, 21 ; Wcs Harry, $12 J Gassn. r, 4.50; II Doughty, 3 kc Kcmmcr, 3; .1 I McCanii. 12; J F Davis, 12; Roy Davis. 6; Eugene Taylor, 12 ; .1 A Ma gus. $12; J Schmelt.er, $11.50; Walter Daws. If.'l ; A Rtitdimann. 1.50; L N Rider, 52.60; T J Pcvcvhoiisc, 24; L N Rid. r,I9: J (i kliiieinaii, 2 4; It () Hoberg, 18; W M Hoy. lft;Itobt Meaeh am, 18; Ivan Slmmr, 12; L C Hrown, $12; (' E Mencham, $3 ; Ralph Cole, 29; Harry 'Cole, 40; Ralph Brown, $2 4; Hobart Heater, 22.75; A C Stonewall, 1.75; A Herman, 16.62; A Zimmerman, $9.62; G G Walling $25.37; Sam Haugeli, $2 4.93; C Fishbiiek, 25.37; Jas Bcavert. 23.62; C Fishbiiek, $25.38; Win Huston, 23.63; Ferd Lnnger. 22.62; I. Wilson, 26.47; Eddie Gold, 16.63; J Kneip. 28.63; A Scveik, 25.38 ;II Colfclt, $19. 03; II Culhill, 42.70; F Laner. 42.80; A V Hanoi. 1, 39.10; Win .1 Hon hard, 60.16; Fred Del plandie, 38; Martin Schwall. 3; Wm Salinow, 1.60; Frank Itch, $40; Euiuiett Hates, $125. 11 ; Hen Churchill, $72.20; W 1! Lnsalle, $51.64; T W Carpenter. $73.28; Jim Daffron, $66.28; II L Ha.lilt, $28; Guy Uius hci.l. $53.38; Geo Madscn, $63.28; T C Madsen, $90.91; Cole Willis. $7; Wm Barker, $7; Wilbur Clap.shaw , $21 ; D (1 Lillv, $5.26; .Ins R Hamford, $5.25; Hufford & Peterson, $12.60; Portland Motor Car Co, $2.20; Fred Wesch, $3.25; E Klinger, $40.20; E Klinger, $147.50; C C Nelson. $9.35; C K Rogers, $.60; Cndy .V Pegg, $2.80; W E Squires, $5.' 15; Goff Bros, $8 4.88 ; W B Ful ler, $8; Beaverton Plumbing Co. 3; Frank J Peterzilka, $3.25; Adolf Alsleben Saw mill Co, $50. 18 (bridges) ; The Banks Lbr Co. $3.80; Ed Moore, $50; Buffalo Springfield Roller Co, $6.20; J T Young, $5; Earl Crawford, $21; Hans Cornels, $10.80; G E Allen, $24.71 ; Hodson Fccnaugh ty Co, $195.66; Joe Vermilyea. $5.85; J T Young, $5; Honey man Hdw Co, $51 (bridges) Honcymau Hdw Co, $5.98; Holt Mfg Co, $21.80; Chicago Belt ing Co, $16.55; Howard Cooper Corp, $12.50; Honeyman Hdw Co, $147.23 (bridges); John A Rocbling's Cons Co, $20.78 ; A C Campbell, $4.44; J W Kyle, $1; Martin Schwall, $6 (bridges); J I Case T M Co, $2.59; Clanicrs & Wilson Co, $130.15; Johnson Hros sawmill, 18; II E Cowgill, 3.70; Russell Grader Mfg Co, $10.70; Wilkes Abstract & Till. Co, $21; Oskar Huber, $75; I G Gardner, $38.80 ; Henry Erick- son, 10; F V Livermore, $66; Valvoline Oil Co, $17.66; C G Bencfiel, $25; Concrete Pipe Works, $550.60; II A Hubbeit. $500; Ilillsboro Transfer Co, $6. 55; Fred Dundee, $1.70; Alfred Pieren, $286.40; R D Cole,$2.50; Thos Connell. $7.80; W I. Stev ens, $7.80; Good Year Rubber Co, $16.76; Ben Heesacker, $55; R Hiyeda, $28; S P R R Co, $715.20; Rowell Bros & Co, 28. 40; Rowell Bros Co, $19.80; R F Reasoner, $200; W W Philips, $3; Ralph Hannan, $4.75; Hans Councls, $12.67; Otto Erickson & Co, $2.65; E F Copplc, $7.75; Fred Wcsch, $2.10; Schnnioni Lbr Co, $1.95; W N Hathorn, $19.50; Geo Mickle, $1.50; Mc Farlnne Bros, $23.40; E M Ward $.65; A A Pike, $36.35; J D Kel ly & Son, $18 ; H O Hays & Son, $85.80; L J Holtz, $1.25; Nack cra Si Storhow, 5.25; C B Bu chanan Co, $1.15; Frank Van akcn, $25; Otto Vogel, $9.93; Goff Bros, $98.25; W B Fuller, $1 l;Carl Berggren, $1.70; Alf Pieren, $38; Jno Andrew, $40; Joe Boyd, $7.60; Jas Johnson, $31.50; Jno Wunderlich, $53.13; W J Williams, $1.57, Jno Wun derlich, $18.10; Ferd Langer, $4; K Hoover, $32; Groner Rowell Co, $24.24; Peterson Bros Gar age, $5.85; T P Hines, $10.15; Lewis G Rodlum, $14.08; Corl & Harms Garage,. $5.60 ; Emil Gerlach, $14.75; Rats Garage, $2.05; V L Bogard, 30; Ed King, $5.50; John V uniierlidi, $8.60; Forest Grove Garuuc, $11.50; Alfred Freerks. n Jr, 3; John' Peters, $5, (bruises); N J Person, $1.85; Edward Bil)cu, 15; Lester Davies, If 60; I, House, $18.25; Spiering & .Nob ler, $16 (bridges); David Sparks $360.50; A II Averill Machin ery Co, 19.29 ;( ER U C o, 11.- 46; S T Wulker, ?9; J. l Horn, 9.42, (bridges); E Wcmlrom, 888.87, (bridges); Hciiton liou- man, 2.50 ;( oncrcte 1'ipc orks 186.60; It F Itcasoncr, $796.66, (bridges); K M Horg.-n, 110; W N Watrous, $75; A M ( nrlile, 1.20; Carl Sushaiicr, $62.60; Herman Hcckr, $55; I.I. .yd Hrown, $15. ELECTION Chas R Anderson, 3; Daniel Shaw, 7.40; J Haw Icy Buck, 3 David R heclr, 3; Roy E Big ham. 8: John Carlson, 3; D It Wheeler, 8; E W Livermore, 3 J C Hurr.nt 3; J T York, 3; D It Wheeler, 2; Aloha Hail, 5.51); ( W Stilt, 3; Mrs llulda Swinson, 3; John A Johns, 3; Jim Jainer sou, 3; Anna Hyland, 3; C 11 Fry 8; II E Weed, 3; Earl E 1 isher 8; W J Slitt, 3; Wm Masters, 8; Llovd Hrown, 75c; Kilhaiu Slat Si Printing Co, 15; Hank of Ben verton. 5: Jake Stroml, ,i ; .Mrs (ieo Thyng, 3; Mrs John .Sum mers. 3: Mabe l Alexander, 3; S 11 Davis, 3; Mrs Elmer Stipe, 3 Frank Stroud, 3; W 15 Emmons 3; Roy Herst, 3; E Stipe, 10; Ed Schoeler, 3; Adam llergcrt Sr, 3 Henry Hogrefc, 8; Henry II. I mold, 3; (ius Ruecker, 3; Henry kamnu, 8; II L Ruecker, 7. .10 Carl Pfahl, 3; Jim Louden, 3 Adam llergcrt, 4; Jas ( 'iiiiiiiiings 3; B A Peterson, 8 ; W J Stal.-y 3; S Paisley, 3; Ruth 1 Scoficld 3; J P McDonald, 3; 1) L .Smith 6.40; F J Wirfs, 8; Geo Fislu r 3; Frank Bailv, 3; Mrs M Mc Parlane, 6; Frank Connell, 3 Fuegy, 3; John Wcngcr, 3; I.tl Hufford, 3; Sam Tunstall, 3; II W Scott, 12.40; Alfred Gucrbcr 7.60; Philip Pezol.lt. 3; Fred Mc .Nelly, 3; I oris It i o Ik ii, .1; rem Patton, 6; David Geigcr, 3; Fred irsst:n, 2; Helvetia Hall, 6; I Robinson, 6; Thos Callahan, 6 W A Woodhouse, 6; I'.rwin Rit ter, 3; Robt Iliouipson, 3; B B Reeves, 3; John OUon, 3; And Heckmau, 3; J li Peterson, 3; J J Wismcr. 8.20: John Hamlell 3; J T Crocni, 3; J Waller Dyl.sc 3; Robt Thompson, 5; J II Wirt. 3; Michael .Nusbaucr, 3; Sherbrookc, 3; II T Challacomb. 4.60; L K Fisk, 3; W D Challa combe, 6.60; W T Brav, 3; J II Wirt., 3; B R Menold, 8; E I Hobb,s 3; II T Challacombe, 5 F L CJciger, 3 ; M II Henderson 3 ; R T Cornelius, 3 ; LA Jack son, 5 ; J Morrisey, 3 ; C R L; Follette, 8; Alex Cellers, 8; Gus Irmlcr, 3; Lester C Mooberry, 3 Geo Harrow, 6.60; Alex Cellerjj 3; J W Hughes, 3; W R Stepb ens, 3 ; Geo W Hoar, 8 ; C A Bro demon, 3; A A LaMont, 8; Ge W Hoar, 3; Abner Briggs, 3 E Krispin, 3; C W Craft. 8: F J Hundley, 2.50; United Artisan Hall, 5; J M Hiatt, 7.60; H 1 .Johnson, 7.20; Arthur Scharer 3; II F Wilson, 8; Sam Ridgley 3; J R Giltner, 3.50; II T Bux ton, 8; Hurry Nauffts, 3; J Carpenter, 3; Allan Rice, 3; H Catching, 5.60; E W Bennett 3 ; Walt Roswurm, 8; Jno Taylor 3; II E Inlow, 3; G M Littlchales 3; II T Shorb, 3; O M Sanford 5 ; D D Bump, 3 ; J A Parker, 3 Emma Pitman, 3; Margaret D Hiuman, 3; Violet Glaisver, C L Perry, 7.20; II Glaisyer, 8 Archie Bryant, 3; W II Holli 3; Emma Bryant, 3; W J Mc Cready, 8 ; Mary J Abbott, 8 ; W N' Sears, 3; Mrs A E Scott, 8; J J Wirti, 8 ; l'rank Saunders, Henry Fogel, 3 ; Ed VVirtz, 8 ; I J Hoar, 3; J N Hoffman, 7.20 W J McCrendy, 2.35; W J Good 5 ; F F Johnson, 3 ; Geo II Withy combe, 8; Win Hardebeck, 3; M J Cruningen, 3 ; Sam Koberstein 6; Jno M Tanner, 3; Frank Van Domelon, 8; Geo W Benl Jr, 3 R L Gibson, 8 ; Karl Klinger, 7 E X Harding, 3 ; J R Tompkins 3 ; Jno L Burns, 3 ; is Abraham 3; Caroline W Ward, 8; J II Wescott, 10.60; O U Gresham 3 ; Glen Staph ton, 3 ; O P Driggs 3 ; R D Brown, 3 ; K P Hall, Gas ton, 7.50; N Bothman, 3; Job Greenwood, 8 ; Jim Churchill, 8 Jim Loving, 8 ; Sarsrent & Son 7; Jno Ranes, 8.60; D G Lilly, 3 Chas E Potts, 3; J B Bateman 8; R B Lilly, 3; Ole Ilson, 8; b Hills, 8 ; Aaron V Denney, 8 ; Laura M Howard, 3;. Vivian J Lawrence, 3 ; Geo S Paliner,2.25 ; Fred Carpenter, 50e; F M De Ncffe, 8; C W Reynolds, 3; Vivi an J Lawrence, 8 ; Jno A King, 3; S B Lawrence, 8.40; J Downs, 8; Peter Boscow, 8; Letitia Im brie, 8; Elizabeth Archbold, 3; D Kuratli, 6; W W Roscow, 3; Fred Sewell, 3; E I Kuratli, 3; Ilillsboro Ind, 150; R B Collins, 3; Jeannette Whentlv, 3; C W Redmond, 3 ; Chas Crocker, 3 ; Mr9 Bertha Patterson, 3; Mrs C W Burtt, 8 ; Mrs C E Wells, 8 ; G N Grabel, 8 M II Stevenson, 8 ; Dave Corwin, 3; Fred Rood, 8; Blanche Ede, 8; Julius Asbahr, 8; Genevieve Collette, 8; Dan Burkhalter, 8 ; T S Weatherred, F L Hrown, 3; Ray Moore, 3; C Miillov, 6; F, S Crawford, E C Mulloy, 7; D H Coolcy, Fred Schmidt, 8; W N Ha- Ihorn, 2; S L Haulcnbec.k, 2; C Hem-fid, 3 ; Ada O inglisb, 8 ; la Mel'arlane, 8 ; J M !!rown,3; '.Ha Stephens, 3; C L Bcrieficl, C G Sweeker, 8; Peter Knud- siiii, i): liurion runups, it; ira Miller, 3; E P Martin, 5; Mrs Bessie Shaver, 8; Harold Shaver, ; W Z G Steele, 9; Mrs Bertha ollins, 3; M L Hayes, 3; IJ R racket, 3; Mrs l.unetta Wigle. ; L V Kiii(f, 3; C True, 16; J E Dow, 3; Charlie McCIure, 3; 1' Giislin, 3; Leonard George, 3; dclpha Chapman, 3; Ben Day, A W right, 3; Roy Marring- mi, it; .lell!ia v napman, a; i .11.1 i A . ' L llavnes, 3; Ada Z Stit. s, 11.70; J C Smith, 14; Aug M Peters, 6; May I. Mulloy, 6; John A '1 horn- uirifh. 6; Mulloy Hall lit Exp, 6; l J F.lford, 3; Mrs Lester Cy ber, 3; Mrs Geo Moore, 3; Jno l.oftis, 3; Carl Berggren. 3; J H Campbell, 3; John Dorland, 3; Wm Daretv, 8; Lester Ireland, .20; II Heal, 3; F M Wads- worth, It); Jake Milne, 3; Ches- er Wirt., 3; (ieo Shepard, 3; C Crocker, 6; Fred Gordon, 10; Frank Jackson, 3; J L Groff, 3; Ottis Jackson, 3 ; I P Ooodin, 3; Jas Borw ick. (i ; II V Meade, 3; Fred I less, 3; Frank Imbrie, 3; R L Wann, 9.40; Jno McGcc, ,3; Hex Parsons, 3; David Ruther ford, 3; City Hall of Orenco, 5; E I. Cuinmings, 8; Emil Crop, 3; 1. C Gilpin, 3; Bertha Hazlitt, 3; A II Ilavden, 3; Grant Bailev, .40: Henrv Van.lv kc, 3; II R I ' 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 i 1 1 , 8; Chas VaiiDoren, 3;' O N Love, 3; Claude Johnson.! 3 ; J 1! I inlay, 3 ; (ieo Jack Jr, 3 ; j it. ii Kirkwood, 3; W Peterson. .'! ; A G Olniirer, 3; I lias Imlav, 3; ( has Bloom, 3; W Peterson. .1; W W Mellar, 7; Geo Sayb.r. 3; Mrs Bessie Fisk, 3; E G il.. ey, 3; .las Anderson, 3; ."s ec!i- ert, 3; J II Morback, 8 ; J P Younu, 10; James Hoy, 3; Wm Smith, 3; Virgil Weckert, 3; C H Terwilliger, 5; C R Adams, 6; J W Raynard, 8; F Lilligard. 3; O Marrs, 3; J E Bennett, S; Quick & Bettis, 20; P Shea, 3; John Sehnn-ltzer, 8.40; J B Bart lett, 3 ; Lester Campbell, 3 ; F E Rowell, 3; I O O F Hall, Scbolls, 5; Mamie E Casey, 6; Lizzie M Bigelow, 6; Robt C Goodwin, 6; Perry Gabbert, 3; Mrs Otto Brose. 8.80; John Hedges, 3; Chas Custeel, 8; Julius Martinaz zi, 3; ('has Geiberger, 3; John Cimino, 3; John Nyberg, 10; E A Robinson, 3; J G Thompson, 3; Wm Barngrover, 3; llarry Cole, 3; Fred Wesch Hall, 5; C F Tigard, 3; C L Leedy, 3; C L Sparks, 8; J F Brandt, 3; Lee Tallman, 3 ; G A Pleith, 8 ; C F Tigard, 8; Walt Upshaw, 3; J Nov is the Buying V e-v!Mf' -?!4fd , Sfew Fi him Vv ' t y-ymM3 Now, in this time of war, it is more necessary than evr to buy tires for permanent economy. Hundreds of thousands of motor ists have found that business judg ment in tire-buying leads itvaight to United States Tires. The phenomenal grov.'th of United States Tire S .lcii is positive proof of this fact. The unusually hirfh qualify of United States tires Lus We KNOW United States Tires are GOOD Tires. That's why we sell them. OTTO ERICKSON & SON, Beaverton, Oregon . PETERSON BROS., Hillsboro, Oregon Zwiener, 8; A Schuebring, 3; E A Johnson, 3; II B Tigard, 8; Jno Herb, 8; Anton Hermans, 3; Walt Vandyke, 8; Reny Del planche, 8; Jno Marsh, 3; Wm A Ifermens, 8; Frank Bernards, 3; Julius Kindel, 3; Martin Ber nards, 7.20; Will Chalmers, 8; Forest Hall, 5; The Argus, 96; J II Henslcy, 2; D R Whetlr, 13. 40; L W House, 234; John Foote, 8; J H Shearer, 5; F W Phillips, 2.60; Schaefer, 8; E A Brandaw, 8; Mr Mayo, 8; Brown, 8; Wm Gregg, 8; Aug Tews, 3; Jno Ryan, 8; Art Miltenberger, 3; John Foote, 3; Gabe Essner, 6; Jas Thompson, 6; C C Nelson, 6; F E Braga, 6; Olave Johnson, 6; J B Imlay, 2; Chan Hermcns, 3; Walt Vander velden, 8; Jno Bernard, 8; Geo Corey, 3; Geo Heyndetyckx, 8; Thos Meeuwsen, 8; J M Vander zanden, 8; J A Moore, 9.80; Wm Burnett, 8; Edw Reiben, 3; F II Herb, 8; N S Prickett, 8; R M Hanks, 3; Martin Fisher, 8; J C Schulmerich, 3; P J Vanderzan den, 5.40; H W Prickett, 3; J M Kessler, 8; G W McGraw, 8; R B Frost, 8 ; Cass Wilson, 6 ; Percy Long, 40c. Bounty Christ Peterson, $2. 60; Pius Moore, 3; Frank Moore, 2.90; Frona Erke, 1.10; H A Richards, 2.80; Lila Hall, 1.10; II M Vanderzanden, 10.80; Alb Hoffarber, 3.10; Clarence Adam, 2.10; Cieo E Lee, 1.40; Clarence Metzger, 8.70; Edw Nielsen, 1. Continued on Page Four I Avery Tractor Demonstration At the Brogden ranch, Sewell station, on Oregon trie, one mile east of city limits Friday, June lj4-Silo Filling Saturday, Junt 15--Plowing Mr. Farmer, don't miss this rjlemonstrarion as it will be of benefit to you. M. P. CADY, Dealer HILLSBORO, OREGON Time to Make Your Tire a Business Proposition Guarding The Children's Health 'I TjrOW many chil 1 dren are taught to use the tooth-brush regularly and to uj itrightly? Yet a clean mouth and sound tmth will either make or ruin their good health. On It depend a large part of their phynleal and mental and moral wi ll-tx tiije. It In conceded by competent authorities that dlsflams of childhood, audi a muaxle. diphtheria, nearlet fever, and ao-called Infantile paralynU, are not nearly so apt to attack children with healthy tonili and clean mouths. At St. Vlnceot'n OrphantiKe, lliMtun, MaM.. there Iiml l.ts-ti very many case of elill.tts-n' diseases. After the .1. ntit taught ttuste orphun children now to iih. the tonth-bruxh. and after their littte mout h had been restortsj to health tin tin. and kept that ), tlie children dleH.n h,ivi teen rrt trails bttntthul Trouj that UoMton lujtlcuii..n. Stmt Dtmtat AttatUn a. John W. Shute and wife at- ended the Grange convention at Salem last week. Dec- Chain1 Tread ora Good Tires made them easily the most popular tires among owners of the biggest selling light cars. The same qi:ality is built into all United States Tires into the small sizes as well as the larger sizes for heavier c:sz. Select the United States .Tire that fits your particular needs. Ouv ,S: I s and Serv ice lepot dca'er will gladly Lfclp you. Then t tick to it.