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THE H1LLSB0R0 ARGUS
County Official Paper
L. A. Long, Editor.
Entered at the Post Office at
Hillsboro, Oregon, as second
class mail matter.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum. I
Issued every Thursday by Mrs.
K. C. McKinney and L. A. Long.
SCHOOL NEWS '
A very limited amount of iardcn
seeds and (lower seeds lias been
received from the lVpartment ot
Agriculture. Tbey will be il is
tribtited to sebool children who
request them :s loll:: as thev last.
Mr. N. 0. Maris. Industrial
("bib Worker from Supt. Church
ill's otliee in Salem, is .'isivliiii:
the County Superintendi tit in pro
looting the elnb work in Washing
ton County this veck.
The Teachers' .W,h i.tt ion
meeting at 1 lll'.sbiio. Saturday.
March IS. was fairly well attend
cd in spite of the very stornn
dav. Mrs. Ruby Shearer I'rcii
non, of Portland, and Miss Kali
Hou, of Monmouth Normal, both
gave splendid talks on irrade
work in arithmetic, reading and
geography. 1'.. 1". Carletou. from
the State Superintend! nt"s olliee.
gave a clear and convincing ev
planation of the need and work
ing of the proposed two mill .tale
wide tax for elementary educa
tion. A .salary scale suggested by
County Supt. Ascr, of Jackson
County, of his teachers was pre
sented to the association and dis
cussed at some length. No ae
tion of any sort was taken by the
association as sueh. The teach
ers of Washington County arc in
elined to be conservative and to
act with considerable delibera
tion. ' X. A, Frost.
County School Supt
March 1(5, 1920. "
A TRIBUTE
The Master in his Supremo Pow
er has seen fit to take from our
midst Brother James Wilson
Brock, therefore be it known
that the Hillsboro Baptist Church
and Bible School in regular ses
sion assembled directed that
words of sympathy be submitted
to the wife and papers..!"! follows:
Our hearts are saddened by our
loss of this beloved eo w orker
and officer in the Church and
School. Mere words fail to cive
expression to our feeling. It is
a source of deep sorrow to the
numerous friends who had the
privilege of knowing him. May
the loving Master bless the v. i f
and family in this sad hour of b
reavenient.
Done by order of the Church.
W. V. Bergen,
Mrs. Sherman Here,
Fred A. F.icre(.
Hillsboro. Ore-
RESOLUTION
Whereas: Our Heavenly Father
having seen tit to remove by
death the beloved if- of i;-
esteemed brother, Abe Sipp; I
Therefore, lie it resolved, tltil'
we, the members of Freeman I
Lodge No. 235. I. O. ). 1'.. tender;
our most heartfelt sympathv loj
the bereaved husband and family.
It has been voted that a copy!
of this be sent to the bereaved;
family, a copy be spread on the
minutes of this bodge, ami mie
sent the Hillsboro Argus for pub
lieation.
Coin. G. M. Hunter. H. A.
Ros.-.b-fck and I'. rsr .
JOHN B. HANLEY
John B. Hanley, of beiswille.
died at Rochester, Minn., last
week, after an operation at the
famous Mayo surgical institute.
Mrs. Hanley was t-nroute to the
bedside, but did not arrive until
after he pas'rd. He is survived
by his widow, Fillic Hagley Han
ley, and the folloyiu cliililnii:
Clarence, Arthur and Bessie. Of
hia immediate family lie is er
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Frank
Chalmers, of SlietTiiii. ;,n, Mrs.
Geo- R. Bagley, of Hillsboro. The
funeral took place this afternoon
at the North Tualatin Plains
Pres. Church.
MULLOY FITZWATER"
Thus. A. Mulloy and Mrs. Mar
garet Fitz water, of near Mulloy.
not far from Sherwood, were mar
ried in this city, March 11. I!i20.
Rev. Walton Skipworth ollicia
1111!!:. , O. A, C. HIGH JINKS
The County O. A. C. Club formed
at Corvallis and the local Wash
ington County Club will hold a
get together and High Jinks in
Hillsboro, Friday evening, March
2(5.
Spring Cleaning - Don't forgcl
that Ben Segcl pays the highest
price for rags, paper, rubber,
scrap iron, sucks, auto firet; iml
everything in discard line. Tele
phone 2451Z. 52 3
Liberty
Monday Tuesday
March 22 and 23
8-Reel Masterpiece
From a Recent
2-Weeks Run-2
At Columbia Theatre, Portland
At Greatly Advanced Prices
All Star Cast
ensatioE
Of the Season
Bargain Prices: Adults 35c; Children
under 14 years 15c Prices plus
4c and 2c war tax
Come Early
And sea the most talked of picture of
the year
First Show at 7:00 P, M.
Second Show at 9:00 P. M.
Save Time or Recreation
Somen here, outside your kitchen arc things you want to do,'
pleasure you want to enjoy. Does time interfere? Or are
you two tired w hen kitchen tasks are dneo? The
Occidental Combination Range
Burns Gas and Coal or Wood
It will save limit for wanted diversions.
It will save the strnegth you need to enjoy them-
It will solve your cooking problems.
It w ill give you the fuel you need at the time you need it.
It burns (JAS, (OAF OR WOOD at the name time or inde
pendently without a single change of parts.
See tliis wonderful new range at this store. See how easy it
makes your cooking. A warm kitchen in winter, a cool
kitchen in summer, and at all times a perfect cooking ma
chine. Trade in your old Stove and
be contented
Prices $110.00, $125.00, $155.00
$186.00, $190.00
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A lecture-recital will be given j
by Mrs. Lillian Jefferics Petri, at j
the home of Mrs. E. H. Smith, j
Saturday, March 20, at 3 p. m.
All interested are invited to at-j
tend- A silver offering will be
taken for the benefit of the schol
arship loan fund of tlie Oregon'
State Fedrratin of Women's
Clubii.
Farmers Do not forget the
entertainment for yourselves and
wive at the Farmers' Feed- ft
Supply Co., at Forest Grove,
March 25, at 1 :.'I0 p. in., when
poultrymen, dairymen and fruit
growers meet at Forest Grove.
Karl Dooley Is visiting his jmr
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dooley,
i f Bar.ks, after an absence of l(i
year. He is with the big oil in
terestn of California and Texas,
and has made good.
Mr, and Mrs. John Boeker, of
North Hillsboro, returned the
past week from a visit at Sun
Francisco and other California
points. They expect to return
South in a few weeks.
The new officers of Coffee Club
elected Saturday are Mrs. J. W.
Connell, Pres.; Mrs. S. K. Fay-
ram, vice pres.; Mrs. 1.. W. Hyde,
ecy.; Mrs. J. F. Gardner, assist
ant secy.; Mrs. K. H- Smith, treas.
Rev. II. I). Chambers will con
duct services at all Saints' Mis
sion, Sunday, March 21. Sunday
School and Baptism at 10. Holy
Communion at 11. All welcome.
For Sale Lot rough lumber, at
$28 per M, if taken at once; I t
M inch stuff, U to 24 ft long;
8000 ft 2-inch stuff. Write Box
B, Cornelius, Ore. 82 2
J. J. Wismer, Cedar Mill, and
Fred Berger Sr. and Fred Jr., of
Bethany, were city callers yes
terday. PUBLIC SALE
Having sold my place, I will sell
at auction sale at the CIihs. King
ranch, one mile west of Cedar
Mill, on the Cedar Mill Cornell
road, and three miles northwest
of Beaverton, at ten a, trt., on
TUESDAY, APRIL (i
Team horses, 6 and 7 years,about
1600 each; good work team;
heavy harness; farm wagon, good
shape; 8 head cows, three fresh,
4 fresh soon, other fresh four
months; all heavy milkers; reg
iatered Holstein bull, 2 years; 2
heifers, C months; 20 While Mi
norca hens; 4 ft. McCormick
mower; 14-inch plow, steel lever
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PRODUCTION
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harrow, 2 cultivators, one hor.se;
;i II. P, Mitchell gas engine,
pump jack, liaycutlcr, small tools,
ulnncls, folks, etc.; li tons limn
thy hay, loose in barn; Inn fork,
currier pullers mid ropes cum
plete; lot of household gimds; I.'
bushels ),eed potatoes, numerous
other articles.
Lunch nt Noon,
Tcrim of sub- and undei,
cash ; over, sin months tiuu . bank
able note at 8 per cent ; I o per
cent. olV over i, 20.
(ieo. Mcckllolf. w m r.
J. ('. Kuralli, Auctioneer.
1 oy Gray, ( lerk.
NO TICK TO C'KlddToU.S
In The County Court of the Stute of
Oregon for Washington County.
In the Matter of the Kstat of
Mary J. Radford, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
(lersigned has been duly appointed by
the entjtled court, as Administratrix
of the (.state of suid defeated, ami
has dulv (Hialilied us sueh.
Now, therefore, all persons having
claims aguiliHt said estate an; hereby
notified und riiiiiied to present the
same, together with proper vouchers
therefore, to the undersigned at the
law olliee of Hare, McAlenr & Peters,
in the American National Hunk
Building, in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, within six months
from the datu hereof.
Oated this IHth day of March, l!t'.!U.
KM MA S. MA 1.1.,
Administratrix.
Hare, McAlear Peters, Attorneys
for Administratrix, t
NOTICE TO CRKHITOItS
In The County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County.
In the Mutter of the Kstute of
James W. lirock, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the entitled court, as Administratrix
of the estate of said deceased, and
has duly qualified ns such.
Now, therefore, nil piTFons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified and required to present, the
same, together with proper vouchers
therefore, to the undersigned nt the
law office of Hare, McAlear &. Peters,
in tho American Nntior. 1 Hn-ik
Huilding. in Hillslx"o, Waddni'ton
Ctunty, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated this March 18th, 1020.
NINA HUOCK,
Administratrix of said estate.
Hare, McAlenr Peters, Attorneys
for Administrati iy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The County Con t of the State of
Oregon for Washington County.
In the Mutter of the Estate of
A. A. Mend, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, Ilia' the un-doj-sirned
hia h""n dolv confirmed b"
the above entitled coin', ns Executor
of the last Will ami Testament or
said deceased, and hus duly qualified
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Now, therefore, nil persons liaving
I'luims nguiimt puid ewtatp mo hereby
untitled and required to present th
same, together with proper vouchers
therefore, to thu undersigned at the
law olliee of lluie, MeAleur peters,
in the Aincrlwiii National Hank
lluililing. in IlillsUiro, Wnsl.innton
I'ouiikj, Oregon, within six mouths
from the ilnte hereof.
llat.sl this Murrh 18th, i'J2i).
FAY V. MRAIh
F.xeeutor of the Inst Will ami Test
inuent of xuiil (lis-eiued.
Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attorneys
for Fxeeutor.
FX FIX' TOR'S NOTICK TO CHFD
1T0US Notice is hereby given, thut the un
dersigned was, on the 17th day of
March, V.W by the County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, duly ap
pointed executor of the last will and
testament of Christopher Meyer, de
ceased. Now, therefore, all persons huving
claims against said estate are hereby
required to present the same with
proper vouchers to the underslgtnsl
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN PAS
SENGER TRAINS ON OREGON
ELECTRIC RY.
In Effect Monday March 15, 1920
FROM PORTLAND
NEW TRAIN No. M will lenve Portland lOiao a. m.; arrive Orenco
1I::S2; Hillslsuo 11:41; Forest (irove 11:55, making local stops west
of CitU'dcn Home. ,
TRAIN No. P.7 will leave Portland 1:10 p. m. Instead of 1:15; arrive
TMU.or.i 2:12 p. m.j Forest drove 2:25, ns heretofore.
'I UAIN No, ail will leave Portland 4:10 p. rn. instead of 4:00; arrive
Hillsboro 5:21 Instead of 5:11; Forest Grove r:"5, Instead of 5:25.
TRAIN No. 45 will leave Portland 10:45 p. m. Instead of 9:10, run
ning through to Forest Grove instead if terminating at Orenco; ar
riving Hillsboro II :50 p. m.; Forest Grove 12:05 a. m.
TO PORTLAND
TRAIN No. !10 will leave Forest Grove 6:05 a. m, Instead of (!:I0;
Hillsboro 6:20 instead of 6:24, arriving Portland as heretofore.
TRAIN No. :S2 will leavo Forest Grove 6:55 a. in. instead of 7:00;
Hillslsiro 7.:I0 instead of 7:12; arriving Portland as heretofore.
NEW TRAIN No. H8 will leave Forest Grove 12:40 p. in.; Ilillslsiro
12:5.'!; arrive Portland 1:55; rnuking intermediate stops.
TRAIN No. 40 will leave Forest Grove 3:115 p in. instead of 3:55;
Hillshroo 3:48 Instead of 4:08; arrive Portland 4:55 instead of 5:10.
TRAIN No. 44 will leave Forest Grove 6:45 p. in. instend of 7:40;
' Hillsboro 6:50 Instead of 7:5.1; arrive Portland 8:00 p. m instead of
8:55, making local stops west of Garden Home,
'I RAIN No. 46, heretofore starting at Orenco 10:10 p. m., will leave
- Forest Grove !t:(IO p. m.; Hillsboro 9:1.1; Orenco 9:20; arrive Port
land 10:20, iniiteml of 11:05, making intermediate stops.
Changes in schedule of trains between Portland, Salem mid Eugene
, will be covered in folders available et ticket offices prior to the chnnge
in schedule.
, R. II. CROZIER, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore
: (-on. , G. L. THOMPSON, Agent,
HillslKiro, Oregon.
When
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King of
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and yCiU
ware a
Chrif.thn
slave .
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Alls-
at the law oflUe of John M. Wall, at
Hillsboro, Ori'Kon, within six month
from the tlule hereof.
Imted this IHth duy of March, A. I.
tttO.
AUGUST MKYF.H.
F.xeeutor of the last Will and T'st
anient of Christopher Meyer, de
reused, John M. Wall, Attorney for Kst ite.
NOTICK TO CUKl'lTOKH
Estnte Kliz.il A. heboid, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned, O. K. McCarthy, of the
City of HiIIhIsiio, Oregon, executor of
the Will of Willi llelsird, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons hnv
ing claims BKiilnst the snid deceased,
to exhibit them with the liecescory
vouchers, within six months after thu
first publication of this notice, to the
said 0. K. McCarthy nt Hillsboro. Or
egon, or to Charles Anderson, Itox
1W, Hillslsuo, Oregon, Attorney for
Kxecutor, in the County of Washing
ton, State of Oregon.
Hated March IK, I'.IJO.
o. k. McCarthy.
Executor of the lust Will und Test
ament of F.liza A. Iirlsnd, defeated.
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