The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 21, 1919, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Hillsboro argus., August 21, 1919, Image 7

Image provided by: Hillsboro Public Library; Hillsboro, OR

About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1919)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textton liy fall, iiml with work pro gressing on M 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 Clllls places, the Expense Returns to Builder in Single Season CLOVER MAKES FOR SILAGE Potato Bliitht Appearing An other Mole Pool it Set I'm nvcrldii M ult of llic line in two ll'0ll' of Wnshlllgtllll ( 'mi nl y w ill liiil fair to Inn i- nl least sonic chances of -1 1 i 1 1 ;x inlo tlx- Hour City by tin' first of No vcinbcr without ifrirf. Even if the cast end Is not 'II c 1 1 ii ) 1 1 t I there will lir Inil ii milr or so of rough Irai'cl, ami I tlmt will not If so Iiml, nftrr nil tlirsr years of liuinps ami put holes. Tlir Forest Grove (iiiston nnl will have an I 8 fool macadam ruiiil for 1 1 1 Wilder, iiml this will certainly In li. A large ii ii in tt- r of Washington County ilalryinrti liavr found tlmt the silo is not only an m U a nl n r to Ihr dairy business, Imt is aliso Iiitclv nrrrssnrv for siicccsf nl dairying. Several havr staled ! Unit tin ir silos were doubly miil for in our season, ami ntiirrs statr tlmt they u until iiiil ilniry iiii If thrv Imil to ilo it without silo. Wind- nil rnthiisiast in u in iulilioriiiK county slillrs Ihnl thr only silo tlmt iliirs not ut y is thr inn' that thr dairy man has in liniiil hut never Iniilils I here this week, thr guest "f ''is Tin- yirhl nf rum this year may j brolher in law, Dr. K. T. Ilrlms. cut down thr ti ii in I -r of silos thill would ) in it hi I l y have In in liuill, Inil It Is noi yet urn lair i uinn,, :. ..... it f,i. (iro. I.iin rt was ilown from Hanks thr first of thr week. I'll w. Wcndl, of Lclsvville, was a callrr Ihis morning. Sain II. Sprake ami Edith I'.. Smith wrrr married An. Id, It' ll), .lililr Smith nllicinting. .1. II. Hawkins, of Utah, was thr erection uf a silo anil ti t it Idled with sonir Krecli crop. Clover makes a fair grade of silage iiml Is much to lie prcfei rril ovrr no silage at all. This material ran, therefore, he llseil to advantage if II he found tlmt the I'lirn crop Is going to he short or that other materials will nut lie avnilalile. Another material whieh has lieen wasted can lie utilized by n limited niimlirr of farmers is apple puiniei . The material has hern found to emu pare icry favorably with coin -i Inge ill feeding tests inadr on the farms. Potato Blight There lias heen some evidence of potato blight i' the county thin season and there may he more luting the early fall. Two types of blight are prevalent, t! . early .I'ld late blights. The former is more prevalent during rainy sea sons and for ll at reason has not i.,n common this year; the lute blight, however, scents to prefer drier weather and we may expi i t (he disease this fall. In i ithi r ease there is usually siillieieiit warning where the vines are tin tieed to get the disease ill control bv proper spraying ' The spary to use is Het'l'tui Mixture 4 1 f.O strength. I ' some eases in the Willamette Vul ley even though blig'd was not very notieenhle the application of this spray was found to giw increased yields so that the ro-t of spraying was inadr up in the returns even though the liclds were not liadlv attaekeil. Mole Pelt Pool Another mole pelt pool will In' held August 25th to ilOth. This will he the last pool of pelts un'il a ho ut the middle of Pcccuiher, rts the moles undergo n change f,.r fr.nn ahoiit the middle Septemher until the latter part of Novcinhcr, and the pelts nre, therefore, of little value during that period. P.cturns for the last pool have ml heen received, owing to tne fart that there has heen some ib lav in transportation. As seen as necked, returns will he mailed to each shipper. County Agent. 1 Dr. Hi hi will closr ' is office every Th.itMlny afternoon during i . . . . the Isii'iinn r season until luruici notice. 1 -tf The Hergcii Moral Company have received a big shipment of greenhouse material to add to the F.ast Main Street plant. Mrs. Am Kagletrn, of I'ort Innd, was in Ililldioro Tuesday, attending the funeral of the Inle I". J. Williams. Mrs. W. (i. Hare anil children, Miss Dolores and Master John, have hern enjoying the heaeh at Hock n way the past week. Taken Up Black horse. The owner may prove properly, pay charge and take name aw ay. Jaeoh Koenig, Beaverton, Houle 3 ; near Kintoii. 23 I". M. Wadiworlh and Mrs. F., Bridges, of North Plains, were united in marriage August 1 t, !! Id, Judge J. W. Gondii) officiating. David Wenger Jr., recently r I Frank J. Wiliams Succumbs to Illness, at Portland, Aug. 17th AN ESTEEMED NATIVE SON Laid to Rett by Pythiant and Pythian Sisters, Tuesday Frank J. Williams, native son and prominent I'ythian, dinl in Port land Sunday evening, ahoul 7!-0 o'clock. Mr. Williams had lirm going to Portland for medical treatmi nl, never haling fully re coii.ied from an at lack of ty ph id fi ver, sustained last yi 'ir. The Hons were notified early Sun dae Morning that thr father v as Frank J. William of of ROAD PROSPECTS The Warren Construction Com i, .. V u ll it'll ' till S the coul met nl pulling down in the liilulilhic on tl... r'..i,'l (irove-IIillslioro six miles will start work this Fall contrary to the reports that have hern circulating for some time Th..ii- mini in eharire says that it w ill lake them BO days to prepare the roadhed and lay the hard sur f,.rr. mid thev are under bond to finish the work hy Novcinhcr 1. With the cement road com plcted between here and Heaver ised from the U. S. Navy, was In the city from Helvetia yester day, Dave made many trips across the big pond during the war. For Kent 81 acres, nil bottom land; about 45 acres in cultiva tion. Cash rent. Will lease for ,'l years; ' ', mile from (iales City. Fred Harper; phone Gales Cr., 125. 212' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rasmus- sen and daughter, .li-s ivian, and Miss Merle llessmrr depart ed Sunday for a vacation at New port and other Lincoln County beaches, making the trip over land. Dr. F.rwin was here the last of the week, haling relurned from attending clinics nt Rochester, Minnesota, with the Mnyos, ami at Chieniro and New York. Mrs. I'.rwill will soon return from tin F.ast. The Dr. will locate ii Portland. The Central Church of Christ, .n . . 1 1 U .1l Cl. corner mini ana nascnnc om., H. F. Clay, Minister. Residence, 1020 Third St. Services as fol -Bible School, 10 a. ra., Dr. K. T. Helms, Supt.; preaching at 11 n. m. and 8 p. m.; midweek nraver meeting, Thursday, at 8 o. in. You nre cordially invited i . to attend these services. A! V.. McCumscy, of North Plains, lost his residence and con tents by fire last Saturday eve inn . niioiit Ii :.'!() o'clock, the fire catching from a gasoline stove The family saved only a sewing iiinrhinr and a table. I here w as fliOO insurance on the house line MOO on the contents, 'carried by ihr London - Lancashire, John V.mdrru 1. Aureiit. Mr. Vniidcr wnl ndiusted the loss Monday and paid Mr. McCumscy his ..lirrU vrslrrdav. whieh is rapid work. Native Son and K. of I'. sinking mid thev left their 1 ou st rove home to join their mother. I,. I w as lin n ,'t the lu dside. I . I . t . . . ml cninc am i a nay oi waicuoig I' ank J. Williams was hor;. a , V . I I 1 I'l ... mill' east oi uiiisimro, reo. w, 1SII7 mid '.pent nil his life here ith the exception of a few molillis oi resiiieiu'e ai j or 'si , , t 1 1 rove. lie was me son oi uu ale Samuel and r.liza illiams III llregon lUonrers. lie wis inarriril lo .xiiss .M.iuur limine ailghter of the late Hubert 1m irie mm wile, in near iFrcneo uly S, lSflt, and the widow am1 ..I i , i , wo sons, r.itner ami iiai no, sur ivc. Hi" became a member of tin Kuiuhts of 1'vthias February 12. 18!lt. and in the iiunrter of a cen tury bad never been in default f paid membership, and at death was entitled to the Veteran ewel. He was n member of the I'ni form Hank, as well, serving as I antnin for some time, ami was A 'NATIONALIZED' BANK ACCOUNT THAT is one which is brought under the safe guardianship of the national banking laws and regulations. And such is the ad vantage afforded here nt the Ilillsboro NATIONAL Hank. Our Membership in the Federal Reserve System is also an Im portant feature of our banking service. V. II. Wehrung. Pres. Geo. E. Needle, Vice Pres. A. Lcmbeck, Asst. L.ast. ' I t:"'" i h ; 'I Kl- , " ' V ' ,; . barter member of the Pvthi.in Sisters, hnving charge of the I rill team. I lie funeral took place tin's lav afternoon nt 2:.')0, from tl Donelson Undertaking Parlors under the auspices of the two Pythian orders. Rev. J. T. An lerson delivered the tuneral ser num. nni tin" iiowers were neau- tiful. the Pythian mid Pvthi.in Sisters offerings being symbolic of the orders, I lie singing was liy the l'vlh inn trio. Dr. I.. U . Hyde. Russell Morgan and Dr. F.. T. Helms The imll hearers were 1'.. L. Moore. L. A. I.onj. I. D. Andcr son. Mii'iist lews. i . nam and Alfred Morgan. riu' services nt the cnvlfv were turner the nuspiees ot me Pvthi.in Sisters and the ritualis tic lines were beautiful and tin pressive Frank J. illaims was the soul honor nnd his brondminded ncss nnd genial good nature made him n host of friends. His sense of right nnd wrong was more than acute, nnd if he ever wronged a person it was unwit tinglv. II f Miss Wil cox, piano instructor, lins returned from her vacation. W. IlniiK Iman and John Ilcrd Ilerdlein, of south of Cornelius, were city visitors this morning. John C. Miller, of North I'lains, came over Tuesday and spent the forenoon in the county seat. Spirelln cortctliere. Mrs. M. K. Caudle, I60U Jackson Street. Drop a curd and will call, or tel ephone 'J84, Ilillsboro. 25 Mi Miiinvillc is making a name by having u camp ground for tourists -und Ilillsboro should do the Mime. Win. ('. Tupprr, of above the Grove, sues Sarah Topper for di vorces, alleging desertion in I!) IK. They were married in 1 !()!). Hop Pickers Wanted- Regis ter at once with A. h. Willis, Hanks, It. 3. Telephone Oi 13, North Mains. Will pay $1.25 per hundred. .i-:i Mrs. I'rick and son, Jarl, left e . 'iv. l .. lis morning lor l miner, wnere tiny will visit Mr. Iriek, who is conducting a confectionery at that place. Win. ll. Jiusch and Myrtle Clark, of Forest drove, were married Aug. 20, l!H!l, Rev. P.lair ollieiating. The groom is a re turned service man. General truck hauling. Any time, or anywhere. Also haul stock. Phone 20011 ; residence 11)72 Baseline. P. L. F.mbry, Ilillsboro. 21-21 Win. F. Luck, of Mountain- dale, with th A. I.. 1 .. landed in New York this week, and will soon be at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Luck. Mrs. I rank .Montgomery re turned the first of the week to h r home in Albany., after a short vis it with lier parents, .Mr. nnit .Mrs. K. W. Moore. For Sab Heavy farm wagon inch, in first-class repair. Theo. VnnGrunsvcn, Forest Grove, Route 2. Three miles northeast of citv. 23-25 Two aviators of the forest fire patrol passed through this city yesterday, landing in the uliii- urbs, Thev came from patrol ling the coast range between here and Tillamook. Mrs. It, K. Simpson, who has- been at Oregon City several mouths, was a Ilillsboro visitor yesterday. She is now living in Portland. Taken up Sow and six shoats. Owner is required to prove prop erty, pay for keep nnd adv., and take them away. W. J. Gregg. Ilillsboro, Route 3, near Leisv ville. 21-27 CHESTER CLARK GETS AWAY FROM IKE PEN Takes French Leave of the State While at Work Outtide John Wunderllch, ot Batiks, was in town yesterday. Ralph Hannan, of Buxton, was down to the city Tuesday afternoon. R. B. Coodin, Secretary of the State Board of Control, was here from Salem last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zilly and T R ImKrl-. nf Port and. were Robbed Bank of $3800; Fled to out Tuesday, attending the funer Lot Angelet; Caught; Fled Again a f tfie latc p j Williams. BANK ROBBER IS FUGITIVE Bert Follett, after five week of medical treatment, returned to Tillamook Tuesday, to resume work for the Southern Pacific. Sam Graf wan up from Beth any the other day, on a board . I a . , tr l . , .1 r 1 -. I I mnn, nif t9 tft VV a (I Tl t II IT1 It n I Is still ill large. i larn roimcci i - - m over SctHOO in June, and fled from Mutual Chester Clark, a Forest Grove boy, broke, from the guard at Salem while he was working in the fields, and made his getaway one day last week. Official search has been in vain and Clark the town in a Chevrolet. He made Portland via the Cornell road, then crossed to Clark County, Washington, went to California with his wife, and located at Los Angeles. Clark was arrested as the outcome of a letter written by his wife the many nice tilings the tins To trade for Ilillsboro proper ty 2 lots, partially improve!!, in I?av Citv. v hat have von i Ad- drew Box 115, Ilillsboro. Abe Sipp, of Mountaindnle, lost a finger the past week, while .1 I.! 1 f'.n.,,.n mill n I . 1 .. ..1.1 f I wurmiiit nl tnc v.fif , wn in,,. ' . w ncrcin sue nun ui i ... , ; . .. i M t.. ll. nmitn aressea me uigu. had bought her. The father-m- Mrs. Mary Christensen, who law, who suspicioned Clark, no- has been living at Dallas for tified the officers and he was ar- some time, has returned to her rested, confessed, and brought Ilillsboro home for permanent here for trial. Clark pleaded residence. before Judge Geo. R. Bagley, ...j Jafk an(j Robt Simp)(orl nnd was giver, an indeterminate ,mve rt.turned from Tendoy, Ida- sentence and taken to .-saiem i.v , , h t d Sheriff George Alexander. It is asserted by some that Clark has disguised himself as a woman nnd that he is clear out of the country. t The officers are watching the nrtions of Mrs. (lark, and are hoping to locate him through her. ' Clark is yet in his twenties, but hns had a varied career as a criminal, having served time be fore the last esei.pade. THOS. H. TONGUE, Jr, Attorney- t-Law Upstalri, Schulmerleh Block Hillabora, - Oragon JOHN M. WALL, Attorney-at-Law Upstair, A. C Shute Buildintf Second and Main SU., Hillaboro, Oragoa HARE, McALEAR & PETERS, Attornea-at-Law, Up-ttaim, Shute Savings Bank Blk Hillsboro, - OrfM E. B. TONGUE, Attorney-at-Law Ollice, upstair Schulmerleh Blk. Hillaboro, ... Orjoa CHAFES ANDERSEN - Attoniey-at-Law Otiice I pst iirs llillaboro Nation al Bank Idilg., otiice formerly oc upied by late H. T. Bagley. HILLSBOUO - - ORE. their assessment work for the year in their mine. Miss Mary Freeman, a student nurse in the St. Vincent's Hos pital, was in the city Tuesday, it- tending the funeral of her late uncle, F. J. Williams. Miss Gertha Olsen has return ed from the Alsea country, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen remaining a few days before end ing their vacation. Tire repairs, half-soles and re tread our work excels, and we William Helming nnd Miss De- have the only hrst-class outfit in Lauriee Crabtree were united in I this section. Foster s Tire Shop, marriage at Portland. August 16, Main St., East of Third, Hillsbo- Phonea Ollice 11; Ben., 148 Dr. J. B. Dinaiaore Ha resumed the Practice of Mediciije and Surgery, and ha o&cta in 'in: Commercial Build ing, abo c tin: ilillsboro Com mercial IJ..., k. IIKLiioro, Oregon. HELMING CRABTREE 1919, Rev. Brinkman officiating. the ceremony being performed at the Lutheran study. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. F. M. Crabtree, of Laurel, and is deservedly popular there nnd at Hillsboro. She is a tal ented musician, and has many friends here and in Washington Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ii. Applegate and Miss F.thcl Bergen departed Saturday for a trip to Canada, taking tin vim'.' route taken by Messrs. Garrett and Holznaffel a ffw weeks at'o. Thee are mak ing the trip in W. V.'s ear and will be srone several weeks. Rev. J. T. Anderson will soon leave for Coos liny to enter Evan gelistic work for the Baptist State organization. Mr. Ander son will no nooartl a cruiser which plies at all ports of Coos Hay, nnd he will make his home on the boat. Rev. Anderson has been a resident of Ilillsboro for twenty months, and has mad many friends here. He has left his impress on the church, and the members of the congregation regret the departure, lie also made a host of friends otitsid the church during his stay. STORE ROBBED The Mays Bros. Store nt North was popular with his Plains was robbed of about $250 i!iniLawMi: I (la-V.ti:('l s'i.-wjn gHJIl J. F. Gardner, Cashier sW in muiilillllMullllllilulJllI ows. and lie wns a believer n: nimetnnlitv and friendship two things he considered wonderfully worth while. As a husband and father be was the last word in faithfulness, and bis home lifi was model. lie was nrogressive and was the lirst here to realize the valin of horticu lure, bcnur the pioneer it, T j,,rnili'l'ri' f'llllnriV III' Csl.'l' lislicd his own cannery, made I business a study nnd was last vear elected to take care of th Forest Grove big cannery, Modest nnd unassuming, h made friends to hold them, nnd he will be missed by n large cir cle of friends nnd f ratcrnalists. Of his immediate tamily lie is survived bv n brother, Warren Williams, of near Mounlaind.il and n sister, Mrs. Janie Sewell. widow of the late J. W. Sewell. worth ot merchandise, consisting of about 13 suits of clothing, n lot of shoes and other merchan disc. Entry was made through a window, mere is no ciew to tne perpetrators. AIR PLANE FLIGHTS BEN CUMMINGS KILLED Hen Cunimings, aged about .'I t years, wns instantly killed Wed nesday, August 20, nt the right of way enmp for the Wilkcsboro Vcrnoniu railway, near Buxton. Ciinnnings was falling limber, when n large stub fell on him. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cnmniings, who for many year have been residents of that section. Cinniiiings was a li.ieh- jelor, nnd was very popular in his eompet ! section. T.t. Wm. D. Pearson, U. S. In structor at Barron Field, Texns is in ilie citv with an aeroplane and is giving flights from the old County Fair Grounds, in We Ilillsboro. Thev were here la evening, and made several trips nnd will return Monday and re main as long as there is demand for the service. Ten minute flights nre in favor, nnd for this there is a charge of $10. If vou want to know how it feels to be up in the nir, just try it once. Those taking flights yesterday were It. F. MeCormick, from Portland here; Thos. H. Tongue Jr., Paul Bailey, C. B. Buchanan Harold Briggs, J. W. Bailey Chas. Buchanan, Edward Wall Paul J. Tews, nnd J. II. Garrett Those who have taken the flight say that it is nn experience they would not forego for ten times the money expended. The Oregon Aircraft Transpor tation Co. owns the vdnne, and they nre making flights nil over the Northwest. Lt. Pearson is a nt air man, and there is no danger attached to the trip. omit v. The groom is a bright oung business man of the Rose itv, and the couple have known nch other for many years. They 11 reside in Portland and be at mine to their friends after Sep- ember 1. E. H. SMITH, M. D, D. O. I hv .'.uu a tid Surgeon " OaTLOPATH Compii.t-.iy equipped hospital in connection. Ciui aunwereu uay or niuht. Ollice over lliliaboro .Niiiiouiil Bank. Hiilaboro, - - - Oragoa Dr. J. O. llobb Dr. D. K. Wiley ROBIi & WILEY Physicians and Surgeons Commercial Bank Building Ilillsboro - - - Oregon WAS THIS JAMISON? ro. za-zt Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wells re ceived a telegram the other day that their son, Vaughn Wells, w ith the A. E. F., had landed and was in Philadelphia, and on Monday of this week w as enroute to Camp Dix. He is expected West in a few days. For Sale Team horses, well matched: about 2800. Good work animals. Will sell for cash or trade fcr cows or hogs. J. P. Peterson, Sherwood, Route 4 Place is located one mile south of Rowell Bros.' Store. 22-21 Homer Mansfield, the stock buyer for the Mercantile, lost a thumb the past week, getting it caught in the rope while throw ing a steer. Dr. E. H. Smith op erated Methodist Episcopal Church, (pi a rts of oil. had 0 punctures and Third and Washington Sts. (The blow-out. Trailer broke away Church of the Friendly Greeting) and unset load: pig fell out of the Walton Skipworth, Pastor. Sun- ear and was caught with ditfictil-1 day School at 9:45 a. m.; sermon afterw ards jumped from sty I at 11 o'clock; 7 p. m., Epworth nnd wns run over nv an auio. i League ; a p. m., sermon; prayer Buried three pigs w ith nil the I meeting Thursday evening. prohts and lost !?2S besides, lore best trousers getting over pas ture fence: broke watch crystal oading corn planter; but outside of a few minor troubles had a very satisfactory month's work.' county agent in one of the States believes in diversified ac tivities. He reports as follows for one mouth's work: "Burnt ui) 90 callous of gasoline, 5 1 GUILD DeWEESE Mayor Wall again presided at the Monday business men's lunch eon at the Washington. From now on these affairs will have a larger attendance as vacationists, are returning from the beaches and mountains. The presence of Messrs. Hare and Wells Monday put "pep" into the game. f V W hat your eves need in ta glasses can be determined to an absolute optical and math ematieal exactness under Lr Thompson's methods of scientific eve examination. Consult him about vour eves next visit. Sat urday, Aug. 80, at 'Washington Hotel, all day. 24-25 H. E. Grabhorn, of Cooper Mt below Reedville, passed through for the Union Printing Co., of the city yesterday, enroute nome Spokane, and her parents are pio-1 from Carlton, where he pur- nee r residents of the Spokane chased two Blue mooon rcgnucr- srrtion. where she has a wide ae- ed Hampshire sneep, importer. (iiiaintance. from England, to add to his pres- The newly married couple will lent nock ocate here cr m l nnihill l utili ty, to be decided Inter. At pres cut thev are visiting at the H. G Harry G. Guild, of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Marjorie L. DeWeese. of Spokane. Wash., were united in marriaire nt Vancouver, Wash. August 12. ll'li). Rev. M. 1 Thompson, of the lirst M. E. Church ofheiating. The groom is well know n here, nnd is the eld est son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Guild. He is at present with ti e Oregon Journal. The bride ha been employed as book keeper DR. E. T. HELMS, Chiropractic Physician Using in connection Electricity. Ilydrotlierpatby and scientific Dietetics. Calls answered day or night. Telephone 2861Z. Otiice s in 1 and 2, Heidel Bldg., Hillsboro, Oregon DR. C. H. POLLOCK DENTIST Upstair in HilUboro Commercial Uidg., Aiaiu bt. 1 demilune iVi. Hillsboro, ... Oregon DR. W. H. PASLEY, DENTIST O dices iu Heidel Bldg., upstairs, Main Street, adjoining V. U. Phone, 2586. HiUaboro, ... Oregon Phone M 0450 DR. CHARLES C PETHERAM Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted With Dr. C. B. Brown, 858 Mor gan Bldg. Portland, - - - Oregon H. W. PRICKETT, Undertaker We answer calls day or night to all sections. State Licensed Embsdmer Banks, Oi eg on Licensed Oregon 380, Penn. Phone 971 GEO. J. UMBER, Funeral Director Moderate Prices. Personal Ser vices. Residence Funeral Parlor Washington and Sixth Streets. Automobile Hearse HiUsboro, - - - Oregon " farmers MUTUAL Fire Relief Association Insures your Property at one half of old line rates. H. C. PEARSON, Cornelius, Ore. R. 2. Phone, Scholls. Guilds LOCALS BEAT REEDVILLE Hillsboro beat Reedville last Sun day bv a score of 18 to 1, on the local grounds. Gray, for Hi boro, let the visitors down with four scattered hits, culminating ., l TT-11 1 in The lone run. iiiusooro gar nered 22 hits off of Reedville, with Miller and Weisenbai!: pitching for the visitors. The defeated team sent in a story to the Journal, accusing Hillsboro of having a picked team from nil West Washington County, and the locals answer by saying there is not a player on the Hillsboro team that lives over three miles from the county seat, and all of the boys have for years played with Hillsboro. The Hills boro boys sav that the visitors should tiike their medicine with out explanation, ns they knew the team. The Ilillsboro line-up Scbcidel. c; Gray, pj Burkhalter, 1 b; F.rwin, 2 b; Bachelar. 8 h; McCurdy, s s; C. Henderson, r f ; G. Henderson, c f ; Dillon, r f. H. E. believes the best is none too good for a Washing ton County farm All persons owing bills to tin undersigned ill please cell and settle or send u checks .'. once. Bishup Bros., Hillsboro, Ore.. R. 1, formerly of Banks, R. 8, above Mountaindale. 2-27 Dr. D. E. Wiley, physician and surgeon, graduate of McGill Col lege, Montreal, has formed a partnership with Dr. J. O. Robh and will be associated with turn hereafter. Dr. Wiley Is a vetei an of the Canadian service, and but recently left the army. He had a big experience in the medi cal corps which has added to his practical work. The Moline Universal Tractor is not only leading in the tractor industry, but the service plan of this company is a great help to those owning them. Every Mo line Universal Tractor owner is a booster, and their motto is "When you buy a Moline Univer sal you buy service with it." The local agent carries a stock of re pairs, and is at the farmer's ser vice at all times. John Vi under lieh is the agent Hillsboro and Banks. 24-86 NOTICK TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon. In the mata ' tf liio Kstate of Otto H. Graue, dcceii-'-d. Notice I.-, n, tt by given that the un il.viiir.' i Has been duly appoint' rt by Hi. above entitled court, as at niiuisiruti i: uf the estate of said de ceased, and Ikis duly qualihiHt as such. No.v thi reiore, till persons having claims against stud estate are hereby notified anil required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at the law office of Hare, McAh ar & Peters, in the American National itank Building, in Hillsboro, Wanhington County, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this iilst day of August, blUabctli liraue, Administratrix of .said estate. - Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attorneys for Adininjttratrix. A CARD We desire to cxt.-nd our thanks to nil who so kindly and liberally assisted iw after our recent fire, wherein we lo.,t our home and lU contents. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. M. Cuius. ', orlh Plain. Wanted: Beef rattle, hogs and sheep. Will pay best price for good stuff. Phone Beaverton. M.il address, W. W. MelUr, Reedville, Oregon.