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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS County Official Paper L. A. Long, Editor. Entered at the Post Office at Hillsboro, Oreg6n, as second class mail matter. Subscription, $1.50 per annum. Issued every Thursday by Mr. E. C. McKinney and L. A. Long. If V. J. B. will now land the nomination for Mr. Hoover, we can see whore Mr. I lavs, of Indi ana, is going to cot a humping Mr. Bryan hasn't said yet where he will be on nomination day, but we are not to forget, and there are those who have not forgotten that the Nebraskan is some real ""little old Nominator." The Bolsheviks of Russia want trade with the United States. Nuncthing is radieallv wrong with the Soviet. This isnt the Bolshevik wav, at all. Whv don't they oome and "take" it, like thev do in Russia ? be held at M. P. Catty's tSafaffe. This is in line with the national movement that has recently been inaugurated to help motorists ob tain the full mileage built into their tires at the factory. The tire expert will point out how to keep tires well in the be ginning, as well as doctor them when neglect has made them sick, and will indicate methods of tire care that will increase tire mile age surprisingly. All of this bear on the new present era of tire merchandis ing, which is to sell tires to as many customers as possible, and to make them satisfied customers so that thev w ill come back regu- larlv for their requirements. The idea has come to stay that tire users mav come to their deal ers for advice and service and this exemplifies the finest kind of relationship that can exist be liippii a merchant and his cus tomer. At the coming Conservation Meeting: on Saturday, February Itth. individual attention will be given to the tire problem of each motorist. An eighty thousand dollar can nery isn't bad for Hillsboro, and incidentally it is no .slap in the face of the entire countv. May we ask you, Mr. Ground hog, if you aren't just a trifle ashamed of "vo'se'f? NEWSPAPER CONSERVA HON DAY PUBLICITY PUBLIC SALE 10-dise Superior grain drill; Planet Jr garden drill; Ucversa- ble disc: corrugated roller; steel harrow; new lister; Clipper fan mill; cider mill; sleigh; 1 -horse cultivator; set harness; nearly new R. M. Wade drag saw outfit; 10-in feed cutter; road cart; milk cart; 5! 50 grain sacks; Anker Holth cream separator; lot of 10- gal. milk cans; lUxlx canvass tent; 30-gal. iron Utile; 2 or 8 sets double trees ami eveners; buggy pole; 2 sets blocks and pulleys; scoop shovels and small Heating stove and several pieces of furniture. Free lunch at Noon. Terms of sale: $20 and un der cash. On sums over $20 a credit of 8 months will be given with 8 per cent, interest and ap proved security. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. S. C. Inkley, Owner. One Mile West of Banks. J. W, Hughes, Auctioneer. V. O. lialowav, Clerk. Garrett accompanied a group of hikers to Seines' Ferry last Sun day. Herbert Scheldt went on a field trip w ith a section of the Histori eal Geology class Thursday after noon. Byron Carrctt, who holds a captain's commission in the unir versity cadet corps, has been ap pointed as a member of the mili tary trilxmal by Commandant Raymond C, Baird. Any delin quency ot a military nature win be brought before this tribunal for a bearing Russell Morgan has been chosen to fill the one vacancy in the bass section of the Men's Glee Club. There was considerable rivalry for the position as it is considered quite an honor to sing with the organisation. Marjorie Wells is the latest Hillsboro student to join the Mix ed Chorus. Herbert K. Scheldt. IN MEMORIAM Having rented my farm, 1 mile west of Banks. I will sell there on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18 Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. all mv live stock, machinery and implements : Gray mare, 11 yrs. 100 los; black horse. yrs, 1500 lbs; nig I fine black filly, 1 year old. More than 1,500,000 new aiitomo-1 is Head Registered Holsteins biles will begin their careers in j Rag Apple Segis bred bull, 8 yrs 1920, according to tiie estimates old 20th of next March, w hose 3 of automobile manufacturers. ) nearest dams average SI lbs of Each of these cars will require i butter in 7 days; 6 cows giving five tiresfour on the wheels aud i milk now ; cow fresh at sale ; 3 2- n., . , -II ... P ,11 .1. . .. I. ... it spare. 1 nis means million ; yrlolit neilers. .ah uie nmc-i tires, iust for the new cars. Many j bred to the above bull. 2 yearling I more millions will be used to re-i heifers; 10-month-old-heifer; 10- new the tires on the cars aireatlv i nionth-old-bull ; 3 heifer calves. Whereas, Dr. F. A. Bailey, a mem ber of the Carnegie Library Board, of this city, lias been re moved from our midst by the hand of death and the official po sition, so 4ong and alilv filled In him, is now vacant: And, Whereas, we greatly deplore his loss, both to his faintly and to our community, ami we take this means of expressing our ap preeiation of his disinterested ser vice in and about the establish ment and management of said public library, and also in many other enterprises for the benefit of our City and its people: Now, Therefore, be it Resolved, That this Conn cil hereby tenders to the family If you have milk cows, beef cattle bogs or sheep for sale, drop me a post card. Highest prices paid. - Albert l.osli, Beav erton. Ore., R. 2; Tel. Hillsboro, 2RX1. ! S! in use. Some will run 3000, some' 5000, some 10,000 mile. How many will attain their full mile age ? That no motorist of Hillsboro! and vicinity may be short any tirej mileage when the time comes to j replace their tires, M. P. Cady & j F. E. Hartramuf, of Hillsboro, farm Uth. as Tire Conservation Day, truck: wood rack; hay rack; new and have secured a tire expert I H-in John Deer riding plow with from the Goodyear Tire & Rub-j extra chill Jay; 14 in walking j jher her Company, to assist in its ob- i plow; lOlin walking plow; (- Resolved, that this resolution servance. This demonstration will wheel, 17-tooth spring harrow ;j be recorded, in full, upon thr rec- - 1 of this council meeting, ami Hou-s 5 registered O. I. C. D ' , hogs, namely: yearling sow and litter, first and champion at hog show; 3 young sows, bred to Champion O. I. C. boar; fine young boar 6 months old. Machinery McCormiek mow er and hay rake, 8 'a in Bean wagon, box and spring sent eom- nlete: eood steel-wheel of the deceased its sympathy an. I condolence in this hour of by reavement in the loss of a kind and indulgent husbniid aud fa ther: Be it further Resolved, that we also express a deep sense of appreciation for his able and efficient services in the interest of said public library, and for the cordial and cheerful manner in which he always per formed such duties for the wcl fare of the community, without any reward than that of a public duty well done:' And he it fur Carload of VEEDOL il Just received, direct from Oil Fields of Pennsylvania. 4 As the Oil Market Has every indicaiton of advancing in the near future, I would suggest that you anticipate your oil needs for the coming season. Can supply you with Lny size package ' gallon can, 1 gal lon can, S gallon can, IS gallon drum, or 50 gallon drum. Cady's Garage THIRD & BASELINE STS., HILLSBORO that a tiulv certified copy be presented to the family of de j ceased. ! Dated this February 3rd, 1920. j John'M. Wall, i Mayor. L. McCormiek, Recorder. E. U. OF O. NOTES Last Friday a queer procession wended its way around the cam pus. Two cowled figures were pushing a wheelbarrow in which stood a white robed figure hold ing a set of scales in one hand and a bayonet in the other. Two other cowled figures, one of whom was Russell Morgan, walked in front of the wheelbarrow. The crier of the procession kept yell ing: "Last Chance to get Justice Over the Bar." The procession was composed of neophytes of the Delia Theta Pi law fraternity, who were doing this stunt as part of their initia tion. The spectators had a lot of fun viewing this procession, but the neophytes looked as foolish as young boys wearing their first pair of long trousers. At that Russell seemed to have a lot of fun out of it In the evening he was given the regular initiation by the fraterni ty. Morgan told the writer that it was the heaviest initiation that he ever received. lie is now sporting his fraternity pin. Marjorie Wells and Florence Henry Cop, of near Greenville, was in town yesterday. He says that Winter wheat is not appre ciably injured out his way. St. Valentine Leap Year d.iuce nt Moose Hall, Saturday evening. February I t. Ladies and gentle men. S3 cents each. Cash prize for best walUors. Lady lloor managers. 47 !! Alplionse S. Hendricks, until a year or so ago in the mereaulib' business in Cornelius, was down to the county seat, yeslerda morning, ami made the home pi : per his annual cull. ' l'or Sale Oiamoud King No. i 2 Feed Chopper, first class shape. - C. C. Otness. Hillsboro, Ore., I R. 4; 2 miles Fast of Hillsboro. I j Telephone 21.23. 5-48 j j For sale: Horse, buggy and! harness for $00 if taken soon. I Can be seen at J. Murrow'a, 1 i 'mile south of Newton. Phone; 26R8. J. Murrow, Hillsboro, R. 5. 40-43 Jake Michel, of Portland, was out Tuesday, meet ing with former Hillsboro friends, i For Sale Several small tracts of acreage, close in ; 2 houses and lots included. Inquire U72 Sev filth St., at Baseline. Good buy. ' ,V' . .r and direct from owner. 4! thereol Archbishop Chum ii. s .. !.. services tit All S.iints' ( h ij . 1 next Sunday, nt 1 1 o'clock. 1 Lot Butler, of South Tualatin, made his annual call on the Argus this morning. j ('has. Cowaniah, of Council; ."station, lieyond .ortli f lams, was in town Tuesday. Th. Nissen, of near Scholls.was an Argus caller Tuesday morn ing. W. J. Lytic, of Sewell, was an Argus ciller yesterday. I). B. Cooley, of Laurel was in town yesterday. LIBERTY THEATRE Monday-Tuesday, Feb. 9-10 Big Added Attraction in Addition to Our Regular Picture Program Pendleton Roiied Up Five Reels bKTTfr .... - s ' sc.: A s" K i V mi? - -- ' .IK PROGRAM 1 "MEN, WOMi N AND MONEY" (5 I eel.) 2 NEWS WEEKLY. 3 MUTT AND JEFF COMEDY. t - "ROUND UP" (5Kr.L) 5-GEORC.E A. 1 EWTON Appearf in I'er on. VAUDEVILLE ACT - GEO. A. NEWTON A Round Up Champion Appears in Person in an Act of Trick and Fancy Rope Spinning PRICES V Children under 14 years 10c Prices Include War Tax . tl '.--1' 6; I tr 1 yi t REAL ESTATE V M Thurston to Win E Prick ctt,20.8M a Wm McLin die, $(J000. Matilda Mitchell to Jno McLeod, 2 acres near Orenco, $500. F V Wilkins to K F Wahler, 15 a sec II t 1 s r 8 w, $10. V A Shaw to F S Kelley, 2 a Beav-Reedville, $1000. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the County Court of Washington County, Oregon, until two P. M., February 9, 1920, and then opened for the crushing of rock at the following County Plants: Hazeldale, two miles south of Reilville: Lucks, six miles north of Mountaindale; Jackson, two miles north of Connell, on the United Railway; Beaverton quarry, about 1 mile north of Beaverton: Hillside quarry, about 6 miles northwest of Forest Grove; Laurel quarry, near Laurel, and Manning quurry, north west of Banks. The County will furnish machinery and tools. A certified cheek for $100.00 must accompany each bid, and the Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications may be seen nt the office of the County Judge. By order of the County Court. Hated this 27th day of Januuiy, 1920. J. W. Goodin, 47-48 County Judge. SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an execution, order and decree of sale, issued out of and under the Heal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Washing ton, dated the 2fith day of January, 1920, In favor of Claud H. Sheeley. plaintiff, and against John SchulU and Charles W. Wiettel, defendants, for the sum of $28.60 cost and the further sum of $150.60 with Interest thereon from the 24th day of Janu ary, 1H20, nt the rate or 7 per rent per annum, and for the further sum of $22.31 taxes, with interetit thereon from the 21th day of January, 11120, at Hie l ute of ti per cent per annum, and for the further sum of $70 attor ney fees', with interest thereon from the 2-ltli day of January, 120. at the rule of ti per cent per annum, to mn directed and delivered, rnmntumliiiK mo to make sale of the real property hereinafter described, I have levied upon and pursuant to said execution, order and ihs-ree of ulc, 1 will, on Monday, the Int day of March, 192(1, at the South door of the Court iioune, in HillslHiro, VVaihlnirton County, Or egon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of xaid day, Hell at public auction to the highest bidder for rash In hand, all of the following descrilxsl reiil property, lying, being and situate in Wtmhington County, Oregon, and more particularly described as fol lows, to-wit: Beginning at a xint which is 681. 18 feet west of the southeast coi ner of the Inane Duller Donation Land Claim, and 20 feet North of the South Boundary of said claim, thence North 0 degrees 19 minutes West 28.1.80 feet, mora or less, to an Interaction with a line 50 feet Southerly from meas ured nt right angli to the renter line of the Oregon Electric Railroad Com pany's tract, thenre South Rfi degrees Hit minutes Hunt along a linn parallel with and 60 feet southerly fiou mensurud at right angle tn the ecu ter linn of the aforesaid railnml truck 2H7.64 feet, more or less, to tti West Imundary of a tract of land owned by the Oregon, Electric Hiin road company, thence along said West boundary of the Oregon Ehs trie Railroad Company tracts Soulli 0 degrees 11 minutes East KU.II feet to a point 20 feet North of the South boundary of the lunar Untler limti tion Land Chum, theiiee Weet 2til 18 feet, more or less, to the place of Im ginnlng, containing I 1-3 acres, the an lit lurid being situntn In tha South east quarter of Section !lf, Townsliiil 1 North of Range 2 Wrst of the Wil lamette Meridian, all situate In tha County of Washington, and State of Oregon, to satisfy the herelnWora named sums and for the cost and ex penses of sale and of said writ. Said side will he made, suhlcct In redemption as per statute of Oregon. Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 27th dny of January, 1920. Geo, Alexander, Sheriff of Washington County, Or egon. Ity W, V. Downs, Deputy. H. H. Adams, Chamber of Com merce building, Portland, Ore., At torney for Plaintiff. If ZT ry a ft TI TI 1 O I hi. SCHULTZ Forest Grove Phone 061 Hrresisitible -A COimOHtllie: For February Zip Bang! Here We Go Continuing Our Drive Against Old H. C. L. SCHULTZ Forest Grove Phone 061 SPECIAL FEATURES FOR THE LUNCH BOX Peanut Butter, 5 lbs., bring container, $1.13 Sweet Pickles, small, per dozen .... Dill Pickles, large, 8 for Sour Pickles, medium, per dozen Crackers, 6 to 8 lb, paper caddy, per lb. Cheese, per pound .... 20c 10c 25c 20c 35c n,.nio u uwt umnll npr dri7.en ZDC Fancy Cookies, sugar frosted, per pound UC Minced Ham, sliced, cooked, per pound . - 35c Assorted Jellies, small glass, 8 for 43c Ginger Snaps, per pound - 20c Graham and Oatmeal Crackers, per pound , 25c Pork and Beans, in Tomato Sauce, No. 1 Can, 6 for 43c Deviled Meat, small canfl for 30c Deviled Meat, large can, 8 for 33c BREAKFAST FOODS AND CEREALS Breakfast Cocoa, per pound 35c Rolled Oats, 10 lbs 80c Farnia, 10 lbs - 89c Yellow Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack, 63c Graham, 10 lb. sack, 69c Flour, 49 lb. sack, $2.95 and $3.25 Com Flakes, 3 boxes, - 39c and 30c Ralston Bran, 8 boxes for : - - 50c Shredded Wheat, 8 boxes, 43c DRIED FRUITS Fancy Seedless Raisins ... 25c Choice Oregon Peaches 27'C Fancy Oregon Peaches 35c Fancy Italian Prunes 20c Fancy Silver Prunes 20c Fancy Muscatel Raisins 23f Fancy Apricots 3:c Fancy Evaporated Pears 35c Fancy Evaporated Apples 35c Fancy California Black Figs 23c Fancy California White Figs'... 35c Choice California While Figs 25c Fancy Re-Cleaned Currants ...v ' 33c Dromedary Dales, 2 boxes, 55c London Layer Cluster Table Raisins 28c Package Itai ,ili ,, eueli 20c SCHULTZ FOOD CO. 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