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VOL. XXV
HILLS HORO, OREGON, AUGUST 22; 1918
NO. 24
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IHTOJCLASS ONE
Hoard Kc-tlnmiilici and Adds 116
to Fi(ditin Tentative
F.XAMS SOON WILL FOLLOW
ThouKlit Thai 100 of Them Will
Bp Open to Selective Draft
The local war hoard has Unwind
il t rc classification of inn r ii il
nu ll ami hi ii result I HI hac
In ell added In ( In- 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 i i- light
i 1 1 l forces of iishiiiKliiil Coon
ly. These will go through lln
same dams, physicall v, anil Jin
same appeals, llmt the list here
tofore uriil through, of i-niiroc.
I xi I il Ii uilhiu I Ik- realms of pos
Nihility that many nf t In in will
Hi t into t In- M'lrrtivr ilrnfl In fun
many weeks lit li-ft st to (hose
w III! wiint tn go "llil IlIIVl' it tit it
Willi. Tin- fi list il list f married
Hit 11 placed in Class I, lire in
t In-i r order nf hileclioll.
Leonard llrown, llillshoro; l.r
m il Ashley 1 lailics, Stella, Wash.
Curl CuiiUin ( lilliiiw nliT, Hills
luiru; I'dar Thackcr, lori-sl
(irnxr; Clarence I lurry Iliylcy.
Ileaverloii; Hoy Willis'Vail, lil
by; Oscar liriigiiianii, llillshoro;
Jnliii llriiry Stow n. I lillilnirn,
imw Vancouver; Ailnlph (instiiv
M ill, r. llillslmru. it. :i; I laila.ul
It. Siulrr, llillslmro ; Karl Hood
Wallace '.ii I-.. 7Mh Si. So., Port
laud; Ami i- I'.llis I ii kasou, It. .'I,
Hanks; Itnlir rl I'.iirl Shidl, On n
cat ; prank Oscar I', rick son, It. I.
Itriivt rltin ; Kay uimul Ivrr Wrsl
mil, North Plains; Alfrnl Itii Ii
ards, It. t. Ilr.'ivi rluii ; (iriiu t
Moiiroi- Hniwn, It. S. 1 lillsliiii'n ;
(lruri- Trebtr, II. M, Sln rw mill ;
Arnnlil W'lfiiieke, Timber; I'riil
I'.ra I .ii I lit-, It. I, Sin rn mill ;
Claude Leslie Coulee, llillsboro;
Anluiir llrlirv Itinek. lit a erloo :
Wallace Milford ltrailhwail. It.
V', 1'orc-t (iruvr; Henry" l.iichs,
llt-avcrlon ; Myron V. Arm
slroiic, Wasco; (iliulwiii Albert
Uoimlily, Ilillslinro; Horace i.
r.mmon's, P.cvcrly Apt ., IK." I'.'irk
St., Portland; Paul I v;in Tappi n
ilorf, Slirrwouil; I'rnl l-'.riu si
licit, I lillslmi-u, now Portland:
Osiinr Kirhy. II. -'. llillshoro.
t-it n I.. W. Crow ili r; Thomas
Arndt, I SOI Dminiiioii.l Si., Tori
luiiil; (liisliif St illrrl. I lillslii.ru ;
tieorxe Olivrr dray, llillsboro;
Albert Mrl.roil, (iaslon; I'r.-il
I. tstcr Miviilsuii. Purest drove;
Victor Laurence Smith, Buxton;
.luliii Munrii'f loimclly, It. L
Slu rw i. ml ; A rll.ur Alln-rt Nlu h
crd. llillshoro; llowanl Mill.r
I It ist liniiiii, It. I. Shrrwin.il;
I'ruiik Arthur Chiillrronilii-. Hills
horn; Itiihiril Mnlliii, Tiyaril;
John l.ilwiinl Itolnrls, It. I.
Hunks; .lohn lli iiry KilisoiT. Cur
iit-lins; Harry Wihstrr Itoyd,
(iaslon; ('has. I.iiu-olii Smith. SI
Dili SI., San I'raiirist-u ; (Ilrnn
Vim rnt raynr, I IitUln.ro ; Chnr
,s ,s" It.iiiy, It. a. I'.iiivrrlon;
W'lillacf Marion Smith, Hanks;
.laint-s I'ritlriiik Olivrr, It. I,
llillshoro; (Ih nn A. Wass, Wi lls
horo, I'a.: Itiiht-n .li-sst- Krlly: B.
.'I, Hanks; .It-ssi" Karl Striinf,
llillslmru; John II. l'.-irsnn. Itnx
Ion; Chiirlt'S Nirlmlas Vailihr
will, Ilillslinro; lli-rlierl, Anriisl
H.illin, It. Liniitoii; Wnllrr
Chai-h-s Srriillon, It. I, Oswi-ffn;
CharlfS Olivrr Martin, Ui-nvrr-Inn;
Milvilli- rayt'tti' Crow, C:!'.'
I' Davis St., roillanil; Allnil
,ltisi ih I'.vrrs, R. 2, r'orml (irnvt-;
AiitoB Ti't'd Chrisli-ni-r, North
1'lains; Charles Sylvesler Smith.
II. t, Heaverlon; ItoKi-r Kilwiii-tl
Fojrt, 22 IS Orehanl St., Cliiiwitfo.
III. ; Cieoi-RC Ilihlierl. Jr., (fire
I ItLtli way Dept., Weslport; Hoy
Wesley Melville, llillshnroj Geo.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
All persons who subscribed for Third Liberty Loan
Bonds thro this bank are hereby notified that the bonds
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
AN APPEAL
i't.rl lunil, Ore., July 15.
To the Mothers ami Sister nf
( )i t mm :
Il will he iit-i-cllt'HM for mi! to K1
into ih tail anil explain to you the
prohli'lil of feetlin IIH wiilueil,
I. ahles ami i hihlreii, 'I'ln- task is
ilillienll nt any time, hut 11 Ire
Itieiitlous hurileil at pit si lit. 1 ap
peal to you to rruif mht-r the irU
ami hahies iluriti this eoniiiiK
Hi asoii, ami put tip a little extra
fruil, with or without KMKar, to
ship to the Louise Home ami the
Alhertiiiu Kerr Nursery Home,
where we are earing for nhaniloii
eil mother ami hahies. Wu as
sure you that whatever you ean
tin in their behalf will lie Kreat
ly nppreeiateil. Why not form n
eluh in your town anil ship it har
rel of eaiineil fruit or eainn il Vi (i
et.ihles at 'I 1 1 ;t 1 1 k i v i 1 1 ft ?
I'ur shipping; iiislriielinus a. I
tlress enrrespumleiiee to (ieil.
Supt. W, (i. Mel.aren, l!"5 Nurn
sitle St., I'ortlautl, Ore,
All appeal from the I'lieilie
('nasi Itesine I'roleetive Suei
rly.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
List nf iiiielaimeil litters, weik
.inline Auk. 17, HUN, llillshoro,
Orenii: J. Daiiliells, Ilarnhl A.
nauihy, Miss I.nVerne Hilhurii,
It. I.. .Ionian, Mrs. I.. C. kelitlall,
K. Layman, Aiulv Stnkkie, S. K.
Touley, Mrs. .1. i". Wnssmn (2),
Mrs. Terry Williams. ('arils -.las.
I'.. r.ruies, J. A. l-'reeiiiiiu
Son (2).
For reservations, f urnishetl
tents by tlay or week, at l'lh n
Caiiip, Nelarls, Ore., write to
N. Taifuart, Nelarls, On- 22 25
Washintitoii Smith, Tif.M n! ; Hen
ry I'.tlwanl Houe, It. fl, llillshoro;
lb rhert Clauih- Kyle, (i ih s
Creek, (Kerry); Hay II. Mot
laud, Cherry (irove; Italpli It.
Harher, Creswell; I'rwin .Inhn
llriins, 72 t I'.. I7lh St.. I'ortl.intl ;
Itaymotiil ll.irohl Irelaliil, It. B.
llillshoro; Jaiiies Sherman West.
Forest (irtue; Fretl Satfert. Sher
wooil; I.atauis Marvin Nobles.
It. I . Sher noil ; Albert Hrahaw,
llillshoro ; Osear (iray, (Iaslon;
Waller Hose. if Il.iuh-y, Slur
woo.l; Lewis Weleh. IVid SelniV
ler St., I'ortlaml; I.awreliee l-'.il
win H.iiiiforil. Forest (irov.e;
John I.. Coatney. Los Molim.s,
Cat.; I'.lwaril Mizner, Hanks;
I ran. Carl I'aiili, Jr., llillshoro;
Leo l-'raueis I'.tlw arils. Cherry
(irove; (!tn Joseph Itel, 'I'liala
tin; Hoy I'.ilwrinl Ilierly, It. a,
Heaverlon; Hubert l'.mil (iiistav
Jensen, Aloha; Joseph Hellish,
Hiivtoti; John Anthony Cop, It. 1.
Hanks; William Henry Wnlson,
HunIoii; Clay Freeman, llillsho
ro; Peter Winlher, (iaslon; Al
v in M. Shi peril. It. a, Sherwooil;
Henry Sliippelhoiile, Hiivlon ;
Noiiii.-in Hobei-t Greer, llillshoro;
Paul Louis Sehiiltz. .V-M I'.. Ust
S. II iw thorne Aihl., Poi tl.-iml ;
Amos II. Ileiiih i-inoti, H. 2. Port
laiul; William Itoll.tn May. It. 2.
Liiiulon; William l'ayo Smith.
Sherwooil; Georjfe Atwootl Alli
son, It. 2. llillshoro; Harry F.il
win Lee. Hiivlon. S. H. .Si L. Co.:
Fretl Milan Cone, It. 2, llillshoro;
Paul Julius Hierseilt, H. 1, (ias
lon, l!o 2.'1 ; Atlel!ert, James
Hieharilsini, Forest Grove; ltoss
Wilbur Itetler, Forest (irove;
Henry Anierman 'Pays, U. 1, For
est Grove; Kihvartl Albert De
Huhr, li.Tii Vaughn St., Porllaiul;
F.llis Miller MeKniifht, Timber ;
Isaek I'arl Clapshnw, It. 1,
Hanks; Albert M: Hay, llillshoro;
Hoy L. Dennis, Gaston; Itiitlolph
W. r.i-i-LT, It. 2, He.ueilon; Geo.
Ainlrew Shaw, Forest (irove;
Hums J. Crone!), Gaston; Wal
ter William Wolf, Dilley; Dan
Humeri, Cornelius.
Marine Popular in Life Given
Loving Tribute by Hillsboro
LAID TO REST WITH HONOR
Over Thousand People Witness
Last Riles to U. S. Marine
lielurell il llioiis.iiiil mill fifteen
hiimlritl people uilmsyil the
lust riles over tin- hotly of Si r
eanl William Gottlieb, of the l
S. Marines. In this city, last Sun
flity. Tin- I'liiform Hunk, K. of
P., of wliieh Ilit- ili partetl Marine
was a im iiihi r, i seorteil the i n
ki t from the Doiii-1-.oii inuh rt.ik
iiiK parlors to the M. F.. ehurih.
ami after the .services, niarehiil
aheail of the bier to the eeiueleiy
as n military eseort. The lav
iiii inhi rs of Ihe I'ythiau aiul Ma
sonie hnlttes followeil in the lim
of inarelt. .
The military eseort was in
couuiiaiiil of ('apt. F. J. Sewell.
assisteil by Lieutenant s W. N.
Harris ami F.arl Donelson.
Itev. Walton Skipworlh i.Hiei.i
teil al the obseipiies in tin
eliureh ami his aiblress was an el
otpieiit trihiile to the ur' nuim
worth of the yoimn iii.in bclovc.l
by nil llillshoro. It was n mas
terpieeo of eulogy ami romlol
eliee ami worthy of a greater an
ilieliee (ban llillsboro eoiihl pos
sibly give.
After ihe remains reaehetl the
eeini tery the eorti ge w as still
roiiiiiling out of Ihe city, so many
being in the line to pay the ih .nl
mail llu ir last resju els.
At the gate of the burial place
the Masons relievi'il the I'nifonn
Hank aiul Pvlhi.-ius. ami the Ma
sonie ritualislii- service was ren
ilereil by Worshipful M ister Gh-n
Payne.
The .sung s, x ice in the church
was rciiilcrctl by Mrs, 1". J. Sew
rll niitl Mrs. (il. n Payne; Messrs.
Win. Harris. Geo. I'.ininott, F. J.I
Williams anil l.eonaril llrown. of
Ihe Filiform Hank.
The Py thian pall bearers wi re
Win. G. II. ne. J. W. Council. C
C. Frick, It. Frank Peters. Dr. I I
mer II. Smith ami O. Phelps.
The Masonre pull bearers were
Calvin Jack. Jr.. W. J. Gregg.
Donahl (Iregg. ('has. A. Lanikin.
Geo. Corey ami Geo. J. Limber.
The lliiral pieces were the most
beautiful the city has ever offer
ed a departing citizen. The piece
sent by the I'nited Stales Mar
ines, representing a globe with a
Latin inscription portraying lid
clity to country and ideals was a
most beautiful and expressive
lliinij, nml the oll'erings by the
Pylhians, Masons, l'.a stern Slur
and Pythian Sisters were lovingly
expressive of the high esteem in
which Gottlieb was ever held.
The motto on tlie Marine em
blem, ii globe representing the
world, read, "Semper Fidclis."
The last words were said at
4:2(1 p. m. anil Wm. Gottlieb
rests well, in life knowing his du
ly, ami performing it. anil in
death bis spirit with his fellows
in far nwnv France, shoulder to
shoulder with them, lighting for
a w orbl-liberty.
Interment was in the Odd Fel
lows cemetery.
MILK, $2.85
Sunt. Lamb gives out the conden
scr price of milk for the fast half
of August at $2. 8,r. per hundred
weight. Shortage of 'supply, caus
ed by poor pasturage and high
price's of mill feeds, has been in
strumental in raising prices.
I want to rent a farm of from
215 to (i( acres for a period of 3 lo
5 years. Will pay rash rent, or
will take place on shares. Can
give references. G. F. Mayhaek,
Cornelius, Ore., Box 17. 22-4
I . y - ' i
RESOLUTION
Whereas, the Great (-oiiiiiianib r
having Hi-ell lil to call William
Gottlieb, rt member of Phoenix
Lodge iH, Knights of Pythias, of
llillshoro, Oregon, to a seat nl
the right of his station, lie it He
Hiitvctl :
That in his death Phut-nix
Lodge sulft rs a distinctive loss,
Knight Gottlieb ever liai ing been
true to the tenets of tin- order;
that in his life he ever heard tin
call of duty to his fellows, and il
is our grateful remembrance,
thai in this, the nation's ami
world's greatest crisis, he opened
his heart and lire of youth to tin
cause of liberty; the cause of liu
iiiiiiiil.'iriaiiism, mid to the noblest
impulsi s of the human heart -ami
enlisted ill the service of our
government to the cm! that In
iniuht light to make Ihe wrold
free from Ihe power of a tyrant.
In bis livini; hour he rightfully
saitl to his brothers- "if we do
no) fonipicr him now when we
can choose ihe held, it is only p
question of lime until he will con -tpier
us, ami we must make the
light and make it now."
We further resolve;
That, while we deplore his un
timely death, we glory in his sup
nine sacrifice, and deeply real
ize that he has won immortality
for himself and our order.
That our love for him as a bro
ther Kiiiuht and companion dur
ing his life is but intensified by
his passing, and we call on every
true Knight of Pythias to emulate
his example w hen it is possible to
do so.
lie it further resolved :
That we extend to his father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Gottlieb, and his brothers and
sisters on r .sincere and knightly
sympathy, with the assurance
that death came to him w hile en
gaged in noblest of purpost a
compensation that cannot come
to all who suffer bereavement.
Thai a Golden Star be placed
upon the service flag of this
Lodge; that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our
records; and that a copy he sent
to the bereaved parents.
Finis: Sleep may have glories
that waking ean never reveal.
COM M ITTF.F..
APPRECIATES ARGUS
Jesse Stewart, anil old time
llillsboro boy. in renewing" his
Argus, writes from Jerome. Ari.
tma: "I enclose herewith my
cheek for Argus. I still enjoy
reading it and always look upon
it as a letter from home, or, in
oilier words, from my boyhood
home. I note with great pleasure
the part old llillsboro, has taken
in the great war. This is a won
derful copper mining district an.l
we like it here very niucll. i e
hope before long to get up and
see you all. at hast for a .short
lime. When you see IN r. lialcs
extern! to him my sympathy i"
(he loss of their son. We are at
in elevation of about 5,000 feet.
Climate grand most all the time.'
E. E. COLESTOCK
F K. Colestoek died at Cloxcr
dale, last Friday. He was atllict
eil with septic poisoning, ami liv
ed but a short time after being
stricken. Colestoek was born in
Missouri, and came to Oregon in
Ihe early nicntics, living in llills
boro for several years. He leaves
a widow, maiden name, F.niina
l.evcrich, and a daughter, Heryl.
Several years ago he moved to
Clovcrdaic. The family visited
llillsboro a few weeks ago. Cole
stoek was aged about 48 years.
He lias a brother, James, some
where on the coast. His immedi
ate family live hack in Missouri.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to extend our most
sincere thanks for the kind assist
ance given us by our many
friends and neighbors, during
our bereavement. the death and
.,1,. .f our son. the late
William Gottlieb, and return es-
..fi.-.l I hanks for the many ex
pressions of sorrow from all. for
the kindly courtesies of the Pyth
ian and Masonic fraternities and
their auxiliaries, of the United
Slnt.w f.-irinos. and for the bcau-
tiful floral offerings of all who
contributed to the last rites.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gottlieb
and Children.
SHEEP FOR SALE
Three young Hampshire bucks
eligible to registry line, large fel
lows; about tO head Hampshire
ewes, also eligible, llueks of this
class bred to Shropshires produce
line, large sheep and big woo
producers. Austin Sims. Sher
wood, R. 4; phone Scholls, 8 on
line 4; ranch near Farmington.
24-2(5
FIFTY ENTRAIN HERE
I HAY
Physical Conditions Cut Five of
Last Week's List Out of Action
TO MEET HERE ON SUNDAY
Will Leave on Monday Morning
7:26 S. P, Train for Camp Lewis
Orders for eiilraiiimeiit. for the
fifty nu n called for August 2."
were received this week by the
local hoard. The men will answer
roll call at the court house at ;t
o'clock Sunday aftcrnuoii, ami
will cut ra in at 7:. 'ili on Monday
morning's S. P. passenger train
for Camp Lewis. Five men lum
.ecu cut out ot-llo' lisl as pub
isheii last wci k -Alfred Julian
sen, ill Alaska; Daniel Vamli bey,
icrnia; Walter L. 1), lite, ship
yard foreman; Joseph W. Fes-.
er, babe at home; ami alternate
iter John Vaniiehcy, broken
g, held until cured. The list, of
liciai. cited to appear, is:
William Earl Allen. William
NcaJ, Tad Derbyshire, William
Heiil Heisler, Amos Watkms
(volunteered), H lly Wilson. I.e-
amler Klaus, John Ioui.s anile-
oevcring, Carl G. Peterson. F.l-
r . .1 ,1'll
mer I art reik, .rti.;ir i. ani.
William Augustine Iiratly, Paul
rl lieringer, Max Moore Ru
ler, Terry Weston, James noun r
Havnes, Henry H. C. Schmidt.
Wiiliain Carlyie Miller, W. C.
Schlotlman, Hoy Chester De-
Letts. F.dward L. Koch, Carr Lcs-
e Mollit. John II. Kngcldinger.
rank Jacob Hanson, Henry
ritz F.liantler, Arthur Amu Jo
pel, Loci Hollenbeck, I.udw iir I .
Ncwkirch, Henry Vaiulchcy.
Harrv Wahl, Fritz Louis Fischer.
F.dward Wager, Merrill Theodore
IIufTstutter, Karl Leon Hobhs,
lbert August Herman Meier.
'ottleih Werrc, Omer ViiyUtckc.
Theodore. J.. andeeoevering.
Francis Mclvir. Joel, l.ilvvanl
Maurer. F.rnest Hehbcek. Oscar
F.iigene Pfahl, John Vaiulomi-lon.
Herman Gust iff Hanul. F.dward
Fisher. Albert Meier.
Alternates Herbert F'.riiesl
Kappcl. Ilelirv Walters. Mil.. El
lis Mallard, F.dward Riihen. Leon
John Yamleliev, Herman I.ecli-
, , . ii i i
ncr, .laei.l) .vivesicr o.inv. . Al
fred Frccrksen. Jr., Gene Ivan
t Herman Fred Zncrelu r, Hoy
Victor Carv. Carlie Eugene llran-
law, Joseph D. Vamleliey. lVin-
trios Stamation, Geo. Michael
Susbauer. Charles Lee 1 oung.
Guy William Ilaguewood. Geo.
Charles H. Rnnprccht. Pr ink Ce
il Piianc, Francis A. O'Mcarn.
Lawrence Manning. ( larcncc
unuie.
LIKES FRANCE
Leo. V. Fitdan, formerly ot
South Tualatin, where his pai
nts now live, writes his folks
from France under date of .lime
10: "Have been transferred from
the baker company to the milita
ry specialist company, ami will
just stay there for orders to go
somewhere else, where I don't
know. I am camped with some of
(.. ln.va I have been- workimr
with in the country about three
miles from town. Sure is a beau
tiful place around here around
these nice groves and fields, fine
gardens and the finest yards I ev
er saw. Am getting a few letters
now, but yours are few and far
between. Suppose (ieorgc (his
brother) will soon be over here
but I may never run across him
unless it should be in some 'chow'
line at a kitchen that I happen to
be in. Am telling you that cook
ing here is not like in camp in
the states. A cook might be get
ting his potatoes peeled by some
big shell and his steaks turned in
a similar manner. Get me? Hut
haven't bail that kind of luck yet
and hope I won't. In the kitchens
where I have been cooking we
cooks have had to keep moving.
We would feed at times from 80
to 2,200 men at a meal, so you
can see it is no joke here, but am
doing nicely at it. Am willing to
feed twice that many if necessary
for we've got to get the Huns
that's our point over here, and
we are going to get thein, too.
You just take good care of my
game rooster until I get home
when I will take him off your
hands. Hope you will all keep
well and happy. Am feeling fine.
Never have had what you would
call a sick spell since coming ov
er. Yonrs truly, Brother and
Son."
Lost Twenty War Savings
Slauiim. worth $100, bought Au-
cust 18th at the llillsboro Na
tional Bank. Lost on street in
Hillsboro. Leave at Argus Of
fice. Henry Harris. 23-5
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. Grain 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.
HARD SURFACE ROADS
Will soon lead from Portland to
the splendid
Beaverton - Reedville
Acreage...
. Many clioice small tracts on sale.
Splendid train service morning and
evening iuto the city. Buy your little
home before the big raise comes.
SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
102 Fourth Street
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 8110 Also buy cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
xir f I
W. U. lJOIlUMJll
UNDERTAKER
at
Calls attended night or day.
Chapel and Parlors.
Hilltboro. - Oregon
We Have the Neatest and Most Complete Stock of
JEWELRY and
SUNDRIES ...
In the City of Hillsboro. 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 GLASSES
SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT.
HOFFMAI
Jeweler
Main Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
Phone East 89
No charge for small
fThe Old RelU'lle
! Hartford
The Hartford Fire h.s ir
ance Co., is the first and cnly
i'o.that otters Farmets.Fro
ducers, buyersandShippersof
livestock absolute protec
tion against loss of your
stock by death of anyea.ise.
See, Phone or Write to Ji.hn
Vanderwal, Agent, 774 8th St.,
Phone Main 103. Hillsboii', Ore.
and Optician
Hillsboro, Oregon
i