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County Official Paper L. A. Long, Editor. Entered at the Port Office at Jlillsboro, Oregon, as necond class mail matter. Subscription, $1.60 per annum HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Issued Every Thursday by E. C Ale Kinney and L. A. Long. I 1:1 1 niiMitiros service ii.-ig lias an other insignia of gold represent ing tli death of Miss Imah Led lord, who died in Franee. Miss Ledford's saeriliee was just great as that of a man who give 1,: l:f. I - . . "s iih- inr ins country.- licing skilled in nursing, .she knew he duty and followed to Franc v lu ro she U f t her life all tlu i" son i.iii give, iter snjirem est gift she laid at the feet of he country, ami Ilillsboro peopl are sad that she has not relume to us alter giing her eountrv he lust ellorls. The cruelty of ws ;.. f 1 J e .h i. u lord s ease was exem plified in the taking of two youn lives, lur life, and that of her ti anee, I oqvoral ('oiicnian. lioth .sleep in France that their country might bring pence to the world thro shattering monarchies. President Wilson will be. at th peace table. lie, more than any oilier, has shown the way out of the great cataclysm that con fronted the world. His word did more to awaken the sense of things to the people of Germany than all other agencies, and th force of American arms, men n ison was the comnian dcr in-chief, was the last word in opposition to the hordes of th central powers which were fast approaching Paris and the than lid ports w In u our soldiery ar rived to turn the tide of invasion ,V ilson should be there, and he will be there, and only the un thinking will begrudge him the .distinguished honor. Save and except, always, of course, th sainted Theodore. the constant trickling of wa ter may wear a slone away, but eternity isn't long enough to rev olutionize the bonehead, i change the spots on the man w 1 1.1 - . i iiuiiKs ne is uit smartest tluni' on earth. The chap who said Woodrow wouldn't get his feet under the peace table may have several guesses coming. BEAVERTON MEETING All farmers who have delivered potatoes to the Pacific Potato .Starch Factory are requested to be present Saturday afternoon Nov. ao, J918, at Beaverton Hall Beaverton, to take up the matter ot inakiiig""arraiigcnieuts to col lect money due us. Very impor taut. hvcry one please b present. 37-8 A Producer. Probate Maria Wiloox, moth er, has been named administra trix of the estate of Chester Wil- co::, who died in t ' lifornii. 'j'hi estate :i mounts to about $500 Mary K. Dow has been named admx of the est ite of Chas. On ven, who di- d some time ago in Alaska. There is an estate of $280, amJ, " s,"i, Ernest, whose present aoaress is unknown, i lie will of J. N. .Swift, of Dilley, is hied, value, 3,000; he wills a son, David, $500; another son, Silas Kdw., $.'!00, and a daughter, ijsic, 500, haling advanced to other heirs. Win. McCoy has been named adinr. of the estate of Mose McCoy, estate valued at $1,500, with rental value, annu ally of $150. Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter, of South Bend, Wash., have pur chased property on Washington St., between 7lh and 8th street. A cement walk lias just been con structed and other various im provements are being made. Mrs. Coulter was formerly Miss Per rinc, a milliner of the city, while Mr. Coulter is a brother of Chas. Coulter, mayor for the past sev eral years of South Demi. Mr. and Mrs. Coulter expect to be permanently settled in their new home by dan. 1. (My Arthur Reiling) The last few days the students have been indulging in assembly singing at the noon period. Mr. Patten, our former principal, who is now m a training camp in Ar kansas, sent the school severa e t i (Mcics oi popular sneet music. and this started the musical bull rolling. There is no reason whv i i. . . i i. ii .i i ne scuooi suouni not nave a sup ply ot popular music, and now that we have a good start, we are sure to have a good assortment before long. The II. H. S. M. T. C. now 1ms regular drill twice a week. Most oft he members are able to distill .'I'll ! I l. i musit rignt troni ictt, ami can keep in su p, so we sure are pro gressing, and will have n regular company before long. The fol lowing temporary squad leaders have been appointed: Leo Goar, F.d. Wall. Arthur Keilinir. Arthur Shnte, Harold Priis, Ed. Link- later. There are rumors about that the Freshmen are going to give upper classmen a party soon. We are all hoping that these rumors are not false. The Victory Hoys and Victory Girls campaigns have been com ing along nicely. They both have over one hundred dollars pledged and the irls are ahead' of the boys by several hundred dollars. Although most of the students h ive subscribed, there are still a few who have not pledged. Arc you with the many or the few? The uniforms for the II. II. S. M. T. C. have been ordered, ami all the boys are looking forward to the day when they can sport one. The orchestra is practicing ev ery Wednesday night, and under the guidance of Prof. GrisSen is progressing rapidly. We are all waiting for the first appearance. We are also hoping to have a male quartette this year, and there is no reason why we can't. Ail the fellows who can sing or think they can, should make a try for it. The students are planning to start basket ball soon. The boy held a meeting Tuesday evening. and succeeded in getting a good number to sign up for the team. The girls w ill hold their meeting soon. There are several of last year's players on each team, and good results are expected the coining season. M. C. Hewitt last evening fin ished moving a residence for S. J. Galloway, of l.eisyville. Lost or Strayed Fine this year's turkey gobbler, Kcward. Mrs. A. J.'Ddlaboy, Garibaldi Avenue, Ilillsboro. Military dance at Hanks, Ore., Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, Nov. "JT. Auspices Co. D. 2nd Battalion, 4th Reg. O. G. Infan try. Kvcrvnme invited. Oliver Row ray, a passenger lirakem.in on the S. P., departed Wednesday for San Francisco, where he will have another sur gical operation on his knee, lie expects to be absent for several weeks and eome back with as good a leg us was ever worked over. ! -pi" iii'Hii-j j Geo. I.enncn, of above North i Plains, was in the city yesterday, j (Georges place was the hospital 0 , . ! tor the State Police, when two 1 or Sale-lhirty-hve acres, at were injured last Pall, enroute to in cultivation; good house and j ((,,- Wilcox lire, barn; "cows, horse, etc. Five! miles 'from Ilillsboro. For par-j Four foot slab wood, after ticutars w rite. Owner, Ilillsboro, f Sept. I, $2.70 per four foot cord; Oregon, R. 2, Box 113. 85-7 ( sixteen inch wood, Sffl.SS cr Van Meade, secretary of the j KrT y""' ';., Oregon Walnut Ass n., was up to ! ill . t 1 ' m,,,,nr the city Monday. He states hat 1 hwA St" lio the meeting to have been held at j Carl Skow . formerly of this MeMinnviUe last week was post icilv. was in the citv M on. la v. II.- poned on account of the Flu, For Sali Having bought a tractor, have four or live good heavy work horses for sale. .1. is now running a truck in the Pose City. Dance Do not overlook the Pavilion Dance at North Plains, Super. Haw thorne ranch, 8 miles I Saturday night, .November S.'lrd. tickets, !f . Sliced s orchestra, C. II. Freer, of liuxton, was town to the county seat yesterday. :ist of Ilillsboro on the road. Oreneo 8(i-8 Mrs. Percy Long was injured while going to the funeral of her brother, the late Waller Philippi, Saturday, iu Portland. An auto ran into the ear in which she was riding, and she was thrown into the windshield, severely cutting her face in several places. Dr, R, M, F.rwiu is confined to his room with an incipient ease of lagrippe. Andrew lleekni.in. of Bethany, was in town today. ni cccn 111 B tl E I m Mwa k i thk Rl'SSFLL TRACTOR. kVUILr IN ALL S' ENGINES BOILERS SAW MIllS THRESHERS BEAN AN PEA THRESHERS , CLOVER HULLERS CALL OA WRIT! FOR PARTICULARS OREGON ELECTRIC To Porliind Shipyard train, morning... (i:25 Second local. A. M ,7:12 Last forenoon local !':27 First afternoon local 4:17 Last train .. , S:47 From Portland - First train, A. M. K : tS . fteruooit service , ... .; I Shipyard I rain ... 5 ;o:i j Local .. ... (i; p. I Last train ,. 7:l.'l ! Try the Argus, $1.(10 per year. Furs Malic moat appropriate and Luting Christina Rift. A lrti i;e allowing of Fox and Wolf animal nai f here now at price to suit every purse, CHOOSE NOW. SPLENDID DKF.SS VALUES The very Mimrl'-sl of the sriisuu'n ninileU, braid and embroidery, trimmed styles, other fringe tirinmed, and still other severely plain. Of serge, .Ii rcy. Velvet, sal iu, l.'ilVi la mid crepe. SILK PETTICOATS All silk and silk Jersey, in all color cuuihiiuiUon. WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS IN SUITS Every suit In our stock ha heen marked down .in price. They're nil this season' garment. No danger of having old style or shop worn garment wicd olT on you here. A to colors, you'll liinl navy, taupe, llurgiiiuly brow u ami grey, Sl-'.F Til KM. STRONG VALUES IN COATS You'll liud the smartest styles iu the newest material at the lowest price here. Goal's Woman's Shop 1212 Main Street, ilillsboro Irlrpltnna 422X Mrs. J. E. Xichodemus, of Ilillsboro, sustained an abdomi nal operation at the Dr. Smith Hospital, Monday. She is conva lescing nicely. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is' hereby given that the under - igned administrator of the estate of Susetta Kleger, deceased, has tiled his final account as such, and that the County Court of Washington County. Oregon, has fixed Saturday, the 2Sth lay of December. lillH, at the hour of 10:30 a. m., of said day, and the court house in tJillsboro, Ure., as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account, if any there he, and for the final settlement of said estate. Jacob Kleger. Administrator Estate Susetta Kleg er, deceased Chas. J. Schnabel. n0 Chamber of Commerce. Portland, Ore., Attorney for Administrator. SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP fHE STATE OF OREGON FOR ' WASHINGTON COUNTY J. N. Loudon, Plaintiff, vs. John W. Halliday, also all other persons or pameB unnnown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the com plaint herein. To John W. Halliday, also all other persons or parties unknown elaimitu' any right, title, estate lien or interest m the real estate described in the com plaint herein filed In the name of the State of Orecron you are nereby commanded and re mired to appear in the above entitled court and answer the complaint filed against you and each of you in the above entitled cause on or before the exmra non oi mx weens irom tne date ot the first publication of this summons in the HiJlbboro Arjrus, the date of the first publication thereof being November 21, ana tne date ol the last nub lea tion thereof being the 2nd day of Janu ary, l'.nl, and you and each of you will please lane notice that in the eventyou fail so to apiiear and answer said corn- plaint Plaintiff will apply to the Court lor trie relief prayed lor in his com plaint, to-wit, for a decree quieting his tine to tne loiiowmg described proper ty 15. Fleischaiier, of Gaston, was a city caller Tuesday. Pert has just returned from Trout Lake, Wn., where he has finished a con tract of (minting an eleven thou sand dollar school house. Port says It looks as tho Gaston dairy men w ill have to .ship their milk by express all Winter to the con denser on account of road condi tions. Mrs. L. M. Hoyt's dress acci dentally caught fire last evening, and her husband severely burned one of his bund in extinguishing the flames. situate in Washington County. On gon, to-wit: lieing known as a part of the S. E. uuarter of the N. R. ol Sec. 33, J. 1 5. R. 3 W. of the Will. Mer., and commencing at the S. E. cor ner of the S. E. quarter of the N. E. quarter of Sec. 3'i, T. 1 S. K. Z W. and running W. 80 rods and thence North 80 rods; thence E. to the County Road; thence S. E. on the line of said road un til crossing Cedar Creek 2 rods; thence E. to E. line; thence .S. to the place of beginning, containing 34 acres. And lor a decree decreeing that the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of tho real estate above ricKcrihed and t hat said defendant!! and each of them tx forever barred and precluded from claiming or attempting to claim, assert ing or attempting to assert any right, title or interest in and to said real prop erty or any pari mereoi or any claim or lien iiKin the same adverse to the title and interest of the Plaintiff herein This summons is served upon you by publication for six consecutive weeks in me imisiioro Argus tiy order of the non. oeo. li. Jiagley Judge of the abnveontillod cowl, which aaid order was made and entered on the 21st day n iioveinoor, IVla. Ilate of first publication, November 21, liUK Date of last niiblication. .lumi-iru 2, lHHt. ' John M. Wall, Attorney for Pla ntiff. Postofflee address Ilillsboro, Oregon. THE... FQ-R-0 E3 TRACTOR Built by the FORD MOTOR CO., of Detroit, Michigan SPECIFICATIONS Weight 2700 pounds. Horsepower 22.5. Speed Three speeds forward and reverse. Fuel Starts with gasoline and when engine is warmed up will run with kerosene. Economical :: Convenient :: Efficient HOW IT WORKS I, W. A. Thurnher, hereby certify that the Fordaon tractor which I own pulled a waBon containinB a ton of feed up a M per cent grade on intermediate sear; and also I have heen plowing as uteep a grade. Dated this November 15, 1918. , ' w A THURNHER. Subscribed and sworn to before me this November 15, 1918. ROSE CAVE, Notary Public for Oregon. My Commission expires Oct. 26, 1921. PRICES: Owing to advance in freight rates the price of the Fordson Tractor complete with two 14-in. Oliver plows, is Two carloads coming on or about Dec. 5. Place order at once. $1,1-25.00 OTTO CRSON Beaverton - Hillsboro - Forest Grove
