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rtlLLSBORC
VOL XXVI
IIILLSUORO, OREGON, APRIL 10. 1919
NO.
5
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trr Than 50 I. In. for March
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AFTER MILKING 6 MONTHS !
ucra loniainm itiree ot forty)
R..I In dIVVl r. T..,l
(iro. Hie rulorf, uf Ninth Tuala
i... I'l,.;..- .. I, ....i ..i i.i...
i ll .It rscyt which liavr hccli fa- '
inoilM ill milk production, nn.l
. n
Mi ll lire lierluiliN one of tlir lust
r n 1 1 H in i laKsi s in I In- nl.it-.
Nearly all of tlir lienl have lit i n
in milk over m tiiinilh uml fur
I In- tiinntli of Mai'rli mailc I In- 1
MirprUiiitf avcriijie of fiO.JMi
piitiinl of Inillrr fat. This in Millie (
rrroril, ami .how tin- valur of i
Komi 1 1 r i -1 - 1 1 i lC uml cari'ful m h e
ton). Of it i las ij 4,0(10 ruu'H tend il
in thr t'lnlnl SlntiN ill HUH .Mr,
i: I r- I I i il
mi r.tiiuri h in rti iihiwiiiis iihi i. j
out of the 10 hest fur jiruilm intr. ;
Willi a ii ii in I it-r of yiiiinuslt is
etuuiiiK on, ami with liniiteil ham
room, Mr. Itierstluif has com
elinli'il to have a Kale this Fall,
ami all his matured town as well
ih Home voiintt heifers ninl lililU ,
wiil he Mild. The slock in of the
St. Mawes N,t ruin eclrlirated for
iroilnetioii and hij-h tests . !
This will he n irreat oiiiiortimi-;
, , , , 11 ...
IV inr jersey iirreuers as mis
herd is nut only productive in the
extreme, Iml typifies the wry
hest in ri'itistered strains, follow
ing elosily the desired type of
Jersey stoek.
It is worth one's while to visit
the liiersdorf dairy one of the
most eiinveiiif nt ami iimilerii in
the eoiinly, i
AUCTION SALE
-
The undrrsiKMed will sell at puli-j
lie auction on the Dirt l arm, oil ,
the (ierinantowii road, lu twei u !
lletl.ni.y and rhillii.s, nt 10 a. m.
TL'J'SDAY, AIMtll. 15 j
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Jllaek mare, UOO; liav uiare,
l'.'OO; two year -old coll; Il year
old Idly, broke; marcs are oiid
work animals, single or 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ;
Jerit'y ffrnilc cow, (I years, in
milk; Jersey rade cow, li years,
in milk, fresh in May; rade
llulstein, 2 yrs, fresh nevl l'all;
2 Jersey (trade heifers, yearlings,
2 Jersey )raile hulls, yearling.;
llulstein ttrade heifer calf; 4 10
gallon milk cans; S gal milk (an;
II shoats, 7 months, !I0 to 100 His;
sow, 4 miiiiths, thoroughbred
Iterkshire; alioiit !t dozen chick
ens, good layers; raldiils and lit
ters; lot haled straw; fl inch wa
gon, light wagon, heavy hack,
hiiguy, set work harness, liuggy
harness, 2 single harness, saddle,
covered wagon hed ; 2 pair wa
gon springs, 12 inch plow, 2-see-tion
harrow, 2 incubators, small
farm tools, stove and rendering;
kettle; lot of household furiiilure
iind many other articles found
on a farm.
T .ii mil nt noon.
Terms of Sab $20 find under
ensli; over $20, six months' time,
bnnknhle note, at H per cent.
Two per rent off for cash over
$20.
(irnnl C. Dodge, Owner.
J. (', Kuratll, Auctioneer.
For Sale Nearly new "Dnirv I
Mnid" International Harvester j
crenin separator 480 lb. Blue, very j
close skimmer, used one month, j
$40. Also No. 8 hay and green
feed chopper, used few times, big
enough for few rows, for quirk
asle, $15. A. C. Sellers, Argus. ,
Thrift...
That's the twentieth century way of spelling success.
The w ar has made it. n common word in the lexicon of
every dcsirnble citizen. We now know that it. does not.
mean penurlousness but rathVr the exercise of one of the
primary attributes of good citizenship."
When you open a savings account with n reliable
bank you betrny certain characteristics which go far to
wards insuring n successful career. Von are more than
merely thrifty. You are also prudent. Anil these two
qualities positively exercised are the beginning and end
of success.
Our bank's assets total over $800,000.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
PROMPT : CONSERVATIVE : SAVE;
i' or Kreanr Viilur in usi'il ears,
ilnu'l fail to nci' IVrltiiiN.
r raiiK i litter, ol I lielialctii
MiMinlain, sih a cily caller Fri
.lav.
Sunn fniim (iihii!) Over
I',. I.. I'crklim.
a if
It. II. Collins, roiirt haililT, rr
mnnl.rr.-il tin- Arn f..r hi ar.ih
year llic last uf t In- week,
" -iwo n""'1 cow,
f'v,l. thin limit) h. I. II.
j hillen, Muiiiil.'iiiiiliilr. . (i
J. A. kric-fi-r, of Vrrlm.nl
iinr in Fritlav nn.l uncut "tlx
llltiriilllfr tr I'i'i-i HHr f...i.l.j
H. W. K. Srlilaltiiuiii, of I'.
mohira, t rniisacli il lniMiirss at
the eoiirt
house I'riilay after
ii it in.
Wanted:
Snine ('aiiailiaii I'chl
peiii. Also
n few stuck slice!
I'll. NaInr, Fiirtst Grove
Or
I'hniie 0IS5, Forest (irove.
fi-7
M.irii.'me license,: Frank II
Wailii'lil .umI .Minna liraillcy, of
aluive Ranks; Carl I.oren. ami
Mrs. lila Kniinif, of near Itux
ton. ,
Fur sale: (iiind mare, 7 years
ll'OO; 7,'. Will work any ilaee.
I'red Harper, Gales Creek;
I '. miles aliove store , Timlier
road. B
C
em
."Miaiier, ot ,orlli I'lains
road, .loll v
city Miunl.iv
Plains, was in the
til, , ru 1 1 , ,r ilf.i fiitr n
t . ' ' M ' M '
likely Inokiiiff youlik'ster heloni-
inn to Win. Mcquillan.
,. , ,.i., i
lor sale: .Minnesota 1H seed
eurn for sale, Well aeelimated.
The lust fur the silo; 10 cents
per lb. Clem Shaner, Hillshoro,
It, .'I; .'1 miles out on North
I'lains road. 5-7
Mrs. Hay Siili-r depai'ted Sat
urday to join her husliaml, w ho is
in the Coast I.ifr (iuard service
over on the llwaeo peninsula, at
Klipsan, Wash, The Argun will
visit them in their new home,
I'ur Sale Several heatl of
K(1j v.iun Jersey trade cows,
j,, uilt Also heifer, fresh
vll)1 priced reasonalile, A. K.
l..inrV) Jl,lWi,ru, Ore., It. It.
Telephone :u'I. Three miles
north of I lillshiirn, .'t-fi
,
W. J. (iregg, uf I.cisyville, was
a city caller Friday. W. J. has
taken the Argus for n quarts of
a century, and wijr he still wants
the old sheet. 11 bought, his pres
ent holdings as the result of an
adv. in the paper- and says he
has never regretted it.
We saw all kinds of dimension
lumber from til sl-growth limber,
and are equipped with planer.
We have a good deal of drj Inc.
her on hand from last year's cut.
If you contempl'ite building a si
hi, barn, or house, put your order
in early. We give figures nml
estimates. Canyon Lumber Co.,
Hanks, Ore. l'linnc U'll. Lo
cated 2 miles north of Mountain
dale. n-B
Sam R.'ilVety, of Mountain lale,
w here deer run with the cows up
to within n day or so of the open
ing of the season, was in Satur
day. Sam bruiigiil in with hi n an
extra of the Argus, published 22
yi ars ago, when Itufus Norman
was killed at Tualatin, his sep
arator gointf thro a bridge. This
was the first extra ran by a news
paper in Hillshoro, barring the
one the Argus issued when Wnch
line was executed. Sam also pos-
I sesses a ft cent ami a za rent mm
idaslers, like the old ones issued
right after the Civil war. Another
unique relic he owns is a 25 cent
gold piece, issued in Cnlifoinia
in the sixties. In those days down
Soul h these pieces wen one of
them t lit equivalent of a good
"swig" of obi Crow.
S
Junior Red Crosses in District
Making Good
NEARLY 2000 IN COUNTY
Outline of Health Action Given
Children
f ifty live thousand Oregon rhil
tireii, vii.uoo ot i Ik-iii iii tin- coun
ties of Multnomah, Clackamas,
Yamhill, Washington, Columbia
and Tillamook, are now modern
health criiVnlcrs of the American
Junior Itcd Cross.
And of those counties, while
Multnomah heads the list be
cause of close organization in
Portland, Clackamas comes a re
markable hecoml best with tl.'iO
children embracing the students
of two thirds of the ctmnly
schools, taking up the Red
Cross Health prognrTn.
The Junior Hed Cross Crusa
ders in the other counties of tin;
Portland Chapter are : Columbia,
l.'IOO; Tillamook, 12 (this show
ing due to many schools closed
as a result of influenza, but ex
pected shortly to be w oinlcrf illy
bettered); Washington, 1877;
Yamhill, 2000; Multnomah coun
ty outside Portland, 112); and
31,180 in Portland proper.
And you know the reason Mr.
and Mrs. Parent, why little Wil
lie has been going to bed early
so religiously, scrubbing his
teeth, washing his face nml
hands, (leaning his finger nails,
getting; lots of sleep, anil always
smiling. For Willie and 55.000
other school Willies and Marys
are 'determined to be enrolled
first as squire (which takes five
weeks of this regular program.)
then as knights, which requires
10 weeks, and then ns knights
bannerets which requires 15
weeks perfect score.
"Hut who keeps score," you
ask. Why the Junior Itcd Cross
crs themselves. The whole Cru
sade idea was based on honor.
lust the same with the modi rn
Crusaders. So every little Willie
iml every little Mary is engaged
nightly in keeping count of the
number of glasses of water dri.nk
every tlav, the number ot times
faces were washed, ami the num
ber of baths taken. The teachers
have lie'ped enthusiastically.
No state In the union can com
pare with Oregon's health show
ing. Soon all over Oregon, then
will be still a finer showing, rnd
the Junior Red Cross will have
lone it.
Schools whose members are
not yet leagued with the modern
health Crusaders, and who are
not in the Junior Red Cross may
learn all about it bv writin? to
Mrs, S. M. Tilumaner, Junior Hed
Cross, who will refer them to the
proper otlieial in each county.
NEW CASES
New eases filed in circuit court
are: John nml Florence Marion
and Clark and Kiln Cory sue for
the partition of an eleven acre
tract near the Taylor Ferry road,
the defendants being Chas. Mar
ion and a large number of other
heirs. The plaintiffs want .-the
tract, which belonged to the lale
Tipton Marion, divided, or if di
vision is not practicable, want the
tract sold and divided among
the heirs. The Marions nml Corys
each have a seventh interest in
the properly by will.
Mnttie Ruder, who married
Samuel Knder in Hillshoro Dec.
1!, 1007, asks for a divorce, nl
leging the husband deserted her
seven years later. Mie niso iisks
the custody of two minor chil
dren.
Ralph Ilannan.of Iluxton. sues
Carl Teller for $128.47, for mer
chandise furnished and unpaid.
Laura F.rvin, of Portland, sues
Frank F.rvin for divorce, alleging
simple desertion. The defendant
husband is a Portland policeman.
NOTICE
The ranch of 40 acres of the Into
J. C. Peterson has been ordered
sold by the County Court of
Multnoiiinh County, State of Or
egon. Prospective bidders can
send bids on same, to Peter Gott
lieb. Hillshoro, Ore., R. 1. Rids
will be received Up to April 13,
1919.
Ten neres clenred; smnll
house and ham; fair orchard; !o
cnted In Multnoninh County, Or.,
nhout 5 miles north of t onncll
Station, on United Rv., and 1
mile northwest of Mason school
house.
Peter Gottlieb,
Administrator.
Hillshoro, Ore., R. 1.
(icorge Walters, of West L'n
ion, was a city visitor Monday.
II. W. Prick. It, of Hanks, was
a cily visitor Friday morning.
Phil White, of near Cedar Mill,
was an Argus caller last week.
J. C O'Connor, of Hazeldale,
was in town Saturday afternoon.
II. II. Mailer, of above Hanks,
was in the last of the week, pay
i 1 1 IT taxes-.
Flowers for funerals and other
occasions. Hergcn Floral Co.,
Hillshoro. 82-tf
II. V.. Rest, of Moiintaindali
was in town the last of the week,
greeting friends.
Miller tires give greater mile
age for dollar invested. See Per
kins about them. 3 If
Win. (ioodin, of James, and F.
F. Ilauley, of I.cisyville, were in
I In- city Saturday.
J. II. Wirtz, of Oak Park, was
in thr last of the week and railed
nn the weekly visitor.
'I. II. Maxwell, of above Moun
t4.i111l.1lr, was a county seat visit
or '.he last of the wrrk.
A. V. Hcrgcii, of Hillsdale, was
in Friday, paying taxes mid call
ing on the family journal.
A. C. Mulloy, of Lnurel.nntl W.
(i. Hesse, of Sr hulls, were city
visitors the last of the week.
Miller tires are good tires.
Perkins has exclusive territory,
(iet his prices before buying new
tires. 3-tf
Mr. ami Mrs. Guslar Teufel.
of the liarnes road, below Cedar
Mill, were eitv visitors the last of
the week.
F. L. Henmis and wife, of For
est drove, were visiting with
frit litis in the county seat Thurs
day evening.
Perkins now has Tiis free air
and water system installed-
drive ni) and help vourst lt. 1011
ire welcome. 3-tf
John Gerber, of near Cedar
Mill, was up Saturday,, .showing
his youngsters the intricacies of
the county seat.
J. koplin, of Forest (irove, and
Kobcrstcin, formerly of Gaston.
now of Portland, wire Hillshoro
oghleseers Monday.
Wanted: Canary birds male
mil female. Itobt. McF.wcu, ad
dress J.eavenon, u. 2, lm in;
at 1 1 11 1 villi . Phone 2H(!5. 5
Arthur Yuylslcke, uf Hanks,
was 111 saturilay , visiting tils
brothers and transacting business
t the court house.
Highest market price paid for
livestock. Also want several
fresh cows. 0. Peterson,
IliUsboro. Phone 02. 51-lf
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Sunday services, Masses at 8
and 10:30. Week days, Mass at
8 :20. J. T. Costelloe, Rector.
For Sale A good family cow,
in milk, lresii next .ugiist; also
,'1 doxen good chickens. Henry
Stofl'ers, IliUsboro. Telephone
lfill 15. 3-5
Hen Uoolev, of Hanks, was a
. .1
caller atuniav. isen says w line
nroute in he saw W. G. Walker
llshing in old Dairy, ami he ex
pected trout when be returned to
Hanks for supper.
Wanted--Farmers to grow cu
cumbers for delivery to Knight
Parking Co.. Cornelius, Oregon,
Phis is a good pa ing crop. Seed
furnished at cost. For full par
tieulars write Knight Packing
Co., Portland, Ore. 3-5
Arthur 1". Uailcy, who carries
mail on Home 1 oiu. 01 i.aurei.
was in Saturday, taking a day of
rest. He says bis brother. Neal,
is 011 a homestead down in Cali
fornia. His son 'Walter is still in
Germany with the army of occu
pation.
F.ggs for Hatching Single
Comb White Minorcas, prie win
ning birds, American Beauty
strain. Per setting of 15, $2.00.
Won 24 prines at two 1918 shows
Two roosters for sale, good type,
pure white. Wm. Tupper, Hills
horo, Ore. 49-tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Collier de
parted this week for Orlando,
Cal., whero they expect to remain
several weeks, Herman has inier
esls down there ami may invest
ngain if things look right to ' im.
Orlando has a big future, and
Herman thinks it O. K.., even if
the state is going into the Sahira
zone shortly.
Over 00 per cent, of the new-
cars this season are equipped
with U. S. L. batteries, among
which nrc Oldsinohiles, Over
hinds, Buieks, Chevrolets nnd
mnnv others too numerous to
mention. Hillshoro Battery Ser
vice Co., nre ngents for the bat
teries, which are sold on fifteen
months guarantee. 6-6
Marry Mills Over State are Being
Rebuilt
PORTLAND BUILDS HOMES
Railroad Tie Ordered to Tune
of 175 Million Feet
Seventy-two lumber mills liaison
hand ;)!).'( million feet as against
419 million feet in January.
Shipments are increasing and
production falling off on account
of high ri.t of manufacturing
due to unsettled labor conditions
and high prices of mill supplies.
The government has withdrawn
all but 10 million fri t of its stork
oil hand from thr market and
placed orders for 175 million
feet of Douglas li r railroad ties.
The Shipping board has decided
lo 'provide ships A for Atlantic
coast trade.
Portland interests to acquire
thirty steamers to carry tits to
eastern ports. MeCorniick Co.
ind other 111 ij 1 m have orders for
tH.000.000 feet.
Building for new bank going
up at Tigartl.
Heppncr Elks will Imild a
lodge hall.
Marion county votes on bond
issue June 3 for 130 miles market
roads.
F.ntcrprise enters on $125,000
paving enterprise.
Astoria Marine Iron works
rated third largest ship-fitting
plant in United States.
Albany will build steel bridge
over Penniwinkle creek.
Hoseburg has a new iron foun
lry. 'Oregon will have 25,000.000
to spend on roads the next three
years.
Gold Beach Horn silver
strike, ore 75 per rent pure, made
on French hill.
Portland buying 8000 barrels
road oil for .suburban streets?
Three western states, Arizona,
Nevada ami Washington, have
restored the death penalty and
Oregon added life sentence for
mldiip crime.
West Coast Lumbermen's As
sociation asks government to as
sign large number Ferris type
w oodi n ships to handle lumber
cut for eastern .shipments.
Wasco ranchers pay IjitiO to !f(j5
month ami board for farm
hands.
The Mary wage scale for ship
yard workers, against which Se
attle strike was directed has been
xtended for six months.
Asfjiria Contract let for $33,-
775 dock extension.
State workmen's compensation
commission suspends nil pay
ments into state fund for three
months having a large surplus.
The McKinley sawmill nt Bend
lo be rebuilt.
Grants Pass Sawmill and box
factory on Sardine creek to he
operated.
Echo flouring mills have re
sumed operations.
MRS. A. M. SCHILLER
Mrs. A. M. Schiller, wife of the
ate Eugene Schiller, died at the
'aniily home near Heaverton,
pril 2, 1 !'!!, and interment was
at Sylvan, last Sunday. She had
esidrd in Oregon 33 years. She
1 ft four daughters and two sons
lo mourn her loss Mrs. J. .
Cook, Mrs. Fred Kling, Mrs. (ins
I'ertncr. Mrs. Y. F. Darling;
Perry Miller and Kugcne Srhill
r, and of her immediate family
is survived by two brothers, C.
K. anil F. J. Jenne.
NOTICE
To all Persons Concerned You
nre hereby notified that it is the
intention of the German Mutual
Fire Insurance Association, In-
eorporntcd, ot Washington loiin-
tv, Oregon, to amend Article 1
of its Articles of Incorporation.
so that it shall read as follows:
ARTICLE I
The name bv which this Cor
poration shall be known nnd un
der winch 11 shall no business is
the "Farmers Mutual Fire Insip
ance. Association, Incorporated
of Yashingtnn County, Oregon.'
This action is taken nnd this
notice imblished hv virtue of a
Resolution of the Board of Di
rectors duly nnd regularly jjjrtro
duced and passed at a regular
mectHV' of said hoard, hv n
unanimous vote of all of the Di
rectors of said Company.
Dated this 20th day of March.
1919.
Samuel Graf, President,
F.rwin Ritter, Secretary.
Try the Argus, $1.60 a year.
C. B. BUCHANAN
(Incorporated)
IliUsboro, Cornelius and North Plains
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Grain, Hay, Hour, Feed and
Grain Bags
Car-lot skipper of POTATOES and
ONIONS. Grain chopped or
v rolled at any time
Lumber, Shingles and Lath
AT CORNELIUS
Beayer State Flour
The Best Flour at the Lowest Prices.
Telephones;
Cornelius, City 151 5,
Contract is Let for
State Highway
AM) A HARD SURFACE ROAD WILL
LEAD FROM PORTLAND THROUGH
THE FAMOUS
Beaverton-Reedville
Acreage
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR '
HOME BEFORE PRICES RAISE. A
SPLENDID ELECTRIC SERVICE WILL
TAKE YOU TO AND FROM YOUR
WORK IN PORTLAND.
SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
102 Fourth Street PORTLAND, OREGON
C. K. ROGERS Res. Phone: B 1464
ROGERS'
AUTO TRANSFER
271 TAYLOR STREET
Daily Trips, to
HEAVERTON HILLSISORO FOREST GROVE
Phones: Main 6765 A 3110
GENERAL HAULING -LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Office With P. R. England
n Old Accounts
i
We get results. j
We report results. I
We remit results.
We pay the expense.
We take the hl.-une."
Knight Adjustment Company
Hillshoro, Ore. i
P.UMP & RUMP, Managers j
We Have the Neatest and Most Complete Stock of
JEWELRY and
SUNDRIES ...
In the City of Hillshoro. 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.
Hoffman
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street i Hillsboro, Oregon
SCO.
Hillshoro, Main 14,
North Plain, Main 263.
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