The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, April 08, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textft 1 f First-Time Viaitor to City Arc Impressed Willi Outlook COUNTY LOOKS VF.RY GOOD Bin Condenser nnd C.mnery Open Eyes of l'roni-'tiv Buyer "Ibis III.' II. any good ? " i ii v Thi'. limn' I (dishorn is mi lunger ii iniint I" li.lll I'l I lie f i r m i nil' lllltll, llli' ii t-it r sight t rust i i , ni.iii IIm i ll man, I lir 111,111 u il Ii m glass i jr, tir llir in in vt ho rt i day ini-tls I r : 1 1 1 u rs coining In till' lily. I'l el'V It ii k t H'i II JL st nill"i Ts Iille H llil mi- lil.iKilie. fur hollies, I . . 1 1 1 in ill. f.iini ills I rills, III' ill till- lily. Till- III III looking fur it f it in ilmi mil front I'm I Ii n. I mi ,i streak uf it nun! ltiKhi ny. II. i;M,, ,U kepi fit r in h mil I mi air uf llirifl everywhere, J If si rs m il tin ss fit f.u'iin i h I'iilin ,.i into I. m 0 in llirir imit hiiii s ; In uli ,.-n s 1 1 i u I H rm 1 1 slock mi tin- f.ii iir, ; soil better tliiiii I Li i' a it,ii' f.u wln-re run you I'm. I I 1 1 r r II. drives inl.i I lilKlioro mill u In i sIlOMII lll'HIIIIll Tunis llli' ltlsies buildings occupied; it good iiutr kct fur n cr tliini' 1 1 1 f i rim r pro tllli'i s; it tpiailcr of a inilliuii il.il lur rinnlrii .i r pitting mil llmu mi nils ii f ! n l.i r im nil lily to tl.-tiry lilt It; lltrri' luniks Willi irp..sil iironitil luo in . ! 1 1. mi ilnll.il ,, uiiii tlu n win n In- I. an s In go fiirlln'i West In' pusses a nun y I linn t:t in i ilolliir mum tv in llif process ul construction. This m. nit thai llir tinitll fru it nf llir run In l and I In- surplus i t;i I 1 1.. t, In If Inf.ir.' tutirli uf m liirli lets ,1'uti. In It it ,1. . will liml ii in . i l.i I In I In Hill, III, Ul.llll. .Mil II..' ti'.ilul goes mi .t '.ili.li.tltli.it I IiII-.Im.ii is "surr S..1IU- I.Mtii" t i-ii if Id. IligltHllt ll.li til ( pltt till.. Ill lllltll tl I I I t . So, w In it nil. mi i It I isilol's fruiii l.t In il it. Iln' ipu tti.ui it In uitillur ur im I llu' highway il.it s lit tint ;.iuil is antw. n il lit llir litilurt I Ii- in - l . iiinl tin fai l t flit in nil i n mr In liny, Inn a n. st.i v with us, All tVploslli's .'Isiilr, llir llltjll ll) Ills plat til lllll.l.iuo nil tin map. There tiffSM kin. I. nf rluiri In ami I'r.il. tt tut m- ( itln.lu . tin lieu comer t' in tin- Iiit tin urt', All III."..' iT.iii!.-1 being I rm' Ii) slltlllliln't it e 1 1 U ' Mill liuril .tin1 Washington Cu. nit) l.i ti.lr" I hrrr it I on .1 ( . i .m , i f mi il.m I Ilk. llilUliui'.i .i n il tint might lim ..u n, ton. Itlllpll Willi)! Tualatin, "as in id. f mil fit v ,tcr il.IV, rri ling fin li.lt. A. it'lii r. of near w lis up ) rsti i .lay , on w ith llir fount v court. Ti...ird Imtiiu st II, M. Ilatfonl wa Oil tr Mill rotinl rv I up froiii tin II' first nf tilt Week. Want ft linnt'li of t.itu -s. W ill lake thrill r i tr 1 1 1 from tin- row. J. A. Vim. Icrvctt, 1 lill .li. iro, II. .'1 . telephone :t:ilt:i. :t r S. II. fngm, who hit saw mill ftl in llir eoiinlv for many moons, was in town Inst wril, renew inn nu It! aripii nf. Wanted- I pay lu st prices for beef cattle, hogs, sheep, rtr. ; ran line good nil) IT any tliilf. l'linnr. Beaverton ; muil ntlilrrss, W. W. Millar, n.rthillf. Or. MV!l!i Itoh MrKiiiuht. of near Oreu i'ti, wiim in town this morning. I If isn't parliriilarly in lnvr wilh the present condition of tin' rtmil be tween hrrr n ml home. Iltiusr anil lot for sali-: Five room house; hot niul rohl water; gas; lmth; rlrrtrif lights; lot 75x15(1; lots of fruit ami Vcrtics, etc. j rhirkfii P'U'k niul t hifkrn housrs, nriir S. I'. Half slop.- Win. Tuppi-r. !,,& THE COST AND PROFIT OF A SH.O MAW funnels antl dairy men cuiitiiler tin eotl end of such .'in improvement' and not results, Slu.lv the matter from holh an gles Mr. Washington County Fanner, anil then see what kind of help the llillslioro Xational Hank will afford you. Progress anil profit go hand in hand on the modern farm. II. ve ou a W. II. W'ehriing, Pres. Geo. F Hccdli, Vice Pres. tl 111 Iff"'1" '. , ,?n,.riiiili.lll,llimillllllllllllllimillll A Niiiull inmi niul ii hi man in ii "Hrriip" Is iiIwiij'k worth whilr wntrhinK, proviilt'il, of coursr, tin Kiualli r frllow Is limply nlilf to lakr fit r of liimti If. A mill wiih piilh tl olT on Main Slrrrt, TurM ny, Unit, was will worth hci-hik, niul llir Irssrr in nvonliipois was llu rr with his li.iinls, anil llif way hr polishril thr liirfr frllow was Worthy of pi'i.t' rinif wilin sHrs. Thr I n il: i i t lifi niul his oiMiiinrnl itii'r (litr iistinif il huiiifslf ail proposit ion win ii thr liiKfr t liiip fM I li'tl llir hinallrr oin il liitnir llial nu alls slioolintf tluwn in 'J'i'Xas. Il nu inil a lull on tin- ryr in this intlaiiif. Thr liii; man iiiiinlrr il, luil tin (Inutility little iinlngo 1 1 1 it raiiieil a lull in the lii;'urr frllow 's fat'r until hr tmi'.'lil '.In I Irr In" it taxi inroiilf to I'ortlainl. It IrauspiiTil thai llir ynuiiL'sIr i was mif of thr lift! jivr ami lakr iiivrrs in the eoinil v tin I mnl thru llir larut r ill rt it nluli rtliuul tin w h anil t hr rt fore. Mllfllrr'n (irreiilionse, liitli ri Oak, for veetahlo n ml flowr riny plants. ItosrhuslifS, honrysiie klrs, F.iif-lish Ivy, Spenecr'i. swrrt prns, nutl (fiirtlrri pea sei'tl Cnliia(jir plaiitd are rratly now. lso line cut llowcrn. Order Ii) iiiail or call, riinm zsuje. is-o A certain Washington County ma i -.1 rat t who performs mar riar i t reuionirs frt ipn ntly lias a new idea when il comes In 1 -1 i citlrlv 1 1 1 i n K Krooni Imw iiini'li thr cliiirjirs are. After tin knvt is lied thr feroom urnrrnll) a'tks, "Well, how nun h tin I ow( yotl?" The in.iffis rate quietly sa)s: "Well, llir last man I mar rietl was an old friend of mini mil I i lium, il him nothiiiK luit his wife li ft him inside of thret wrtks," Tin liritle jfi'iier.tlly in ti i potrs, quickly, w it Ii the remark "(iive hint tell dollars," We sell ashiuffton ('mini) f irms, lare or Niiliiil and Ineoiil i it vt buyers nt I'ortland visit oin ollire every day. I.int your fitrie with ns at once - we'll tin tin rest. Write Wakefit lit. T ries c. Co , N5 I'ourth St., next door ti S, 1', Portland t it) station. 3 llistrict No. N, near l.risy ill' toiitriliulrd .'t.'i fur the Still 1'n st Hi In f )rie. The quota W a ..'I0. Miss I lolvt rson, the teneli it, mnl the sehool ehildren work id tin- Wi tt side, while Mist Mar jorie I'eterson and Miss lla.t' Shalur solicited the I'.iltt side They III, ulf a nice show iliif liml it all districts were equally its sue crttful thr qiint I would halt : siiulr its lit'oad as an I rishiiiaii's Rose Cotnti llhoile Island Ret' eiis for liatcliinif. My iitatin; are much ! tter than ever thi year, and we trunnintce mttisfiir lion. Price, ft. BO for 13 (tu.- I',, I Mt Coruiii k, 1324. .lacksoi' St. If li I liotli"! I'pisi'op.tl Churcli Third and Washiiiutoit (T II ( Church of llir Friendly ( iret tiini niton Skipivorth. itattor. !':l." a, in., Sunday .school; II a. in. sermon; ti;.'t(l p, in., T'.puorth antl Iiiteruieili.'ito Iriiiitirs; 7 :.'!0 p. m st rnioii : choir iiraetice, Tuesday ciriiiii't; prayer mertinif, 'Thurs tl. '' i Vt" illfj. , il.' to fanner 1 ceil roller at Inlltanv will run every 2 week, viz: March 27 -April 10 April 24; etc. 8 5 The urautl lury is in session this week and there is cnxiety ainuim those who walk in shady places. Fur lti inch first class lir wood and also oak, see' U. l'rahl. Or tiers promptly filled. Phone 2SK3 llill.thoro. ' 4t Married: drover Itagey am Mrs. Clara ltoellich, of Sherwood April 7, l!'2l), Jude J. W. C.ood in ollii'iating. Perkins is now selling Master Trucks w i t h worm, interna or double reduction rear em drive. tt Iteeorder Everest stales that on hi itvcrau'c of one hint a ilav Is killed hv tlviuir auainst the win dow panes of the office. 'Nationalized bank iI91m account ? J. F. Gardner, Cashier A. C. F.ngletlinger, Asst. Cash. Am - iiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiidnnfliiiilll'i Will Asiiftt in Beneficial tabula tion for Service Men POST FOR MILLAGE BILLS Legion Govt on Record Also for Elementary Bill llillslioro Post No. (l,of the Amer ican I.cion, held an important inn linn on Tuesday evening ut which several matters of interest mini up for discussion, ami somr important decisions were made. I.rtlrrs received from Oregon's IteprescutativcH and Senators in Conuress were read. All of these uiiii have pledged their support to the beneficial legislation pro Iti'iim now In-ill lilted before Conifress liv Aineriean Legion. In response to a teleraiii Hi nt to lieiiresentalive W. C. Ilawlev of it- Ways and Means Cninniilt. c. whirli I'liniiiutliT is li.'iiiillin all. li )islatiou rcga rdiiiff ex servict lur li, nnd in which the local post! iiri'il an early reporting of Ir islatioil Upon these matters, Colli iiiinder lloblis lias received tin follow inif ntessaife : ('oiiiinittee today on my mo tlon has begun preparation of ad justed coiiipi nsatioii bills. ' A strong intlorsi niriit win. given to tin cilticatioiuil inillairi tax bills. The following resolu tioll was presented and adopted: Whereas: There are nt tin irrsriil time a number of schools thai are closed, many unqualified teiicln rs hired, numerous teachers going into other professions, mnl W itt reus: A crisis is impend nig in liik'iu r rtliieitliou.il iiislMu thins of thr statr w lti. li w ill maki iirrrssarv the turning nwav ot irgr niimbrrs of ttml. ntt mil fall, ami WliercMs: Many ev tiervice turn ami nig'i sellout gratliiatrs w ill be iiir hull il in this nuiulirr and thereforr deprived of bighei rtliieatiouiil Iraniilig, Therefore, be it ' ltcsuUcd That Hilltlioro Post No. Ii. Amer ienn l.i giou, go on record as fav oring the point l.'.'li mill tax for higher education a ml it indorses the 2 mill tax for elementary edit catioiinl purposes. Alva P. Patten, runs A. Olson, Committee. V.. ,1. Fivers, Department Ad jutant and Sen ice Olheer of the Aineriean l.euiau at 22ii Morgan lliiilding, Portland, is making every possible ellorl to acquaint former service men and women with their rights and benefits nn- r the War Risk Insurance Act. ami all coneernetl are urged 10 call or write to the above address where indhiilual sen ice awaits any elaiin they may have against the Government incident to their service or counsel and advice i'. matters of their Government In surance. Information on the ihove can be also obtained from the War Risk Officer of any Post of the Aineriean I.epinn in the l)i piirtiiienl of Oregon by any ex service man or their relatives in terested in the same. .Inlin Herb, the Vcrboort mer chant, was in the city this morn ing, enroute to I'ortland. Herb savs that owing to the high cost of production manufacturers; of wooden .shoes have practically ceased. Joint savs that lie has sold hundreds of pairs during hi business career, but be cannot re plenish his stock, and a pair on the shelf will soon be a curio. We buy, raise, nnd sell fur bearing rabbits, and other fur bearing animals. List what yon have with us, Stating your lowest prices on' large lot .shipments. The Fur & Specialty l'.-;.-::. Co., 515-517 Ae., Fargo, N'ortl Dakota. 8-rt Karl Tow iist ntl. of Hillsboro. was with two other lads who swipeil a machine from a I'ott land man, the other day. A Sa lem man caught the trio, usin;' a pair of pliers in lieu of a revolver. 'The boys thought the pliers were a revolver suit' enough and Iht bl u IT oi'kcd. Only monument dealers in Washington County. Drop us a card, and we will show you our sn in pies. Write or call on us, nl l.Hfill Main St., Hillsboro. Ore gon Monument Works, Hillsboro. Oregon. 50 tf The city authorities will have to open that dumping ground more than one Saturday iu the month if the winter's accumula tion of cans is ever to be moved away from the backyards and al leys. One day's hauling wilh a ilo.eii teams wouldn't make a bole in the debris. Would it, eh ? Eggs for Hatching O. A. C. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for batching; $1.50 per setting of 15. Also a few registered Jersey envs and heifers for sale. u tu. Schulmerich, Hillsboro, Ore., Ptb and Fir Sts. 17 tl (leu. Cable, trawling .salesman who owns a SJli-acre tract neat' Ih. park, was out yesterday inter viewing his buyers. Tiuick Six for sale. . I). Cor win, Geo. Hcincck, of Laurel, was tt elty visitor Tuesday. F. linger, of mar Laurel, was over town the middle of the week. Horn, April 5, 11120, to Mr. and Mrs. It. L. P.ond, of Hillsho ro, a daughter. For sale: Ithodt: Island Red eggs, for hatching; $1.00 for 15. Phone 4HX. 5-8 '.. N. Seelyc, of near Witch Ha zel, Hiw greeting friend in town Tuesday. ,,,,,, , , , Jas. A. heweli was in from he- , ,. ,, . voml Deweii .vcres im: lasl ol me l , Waitteil: (irl for dining room work in rchiaurani. .vnnress nox H82, I'orcst Grove, Ore. 4 0 Mrs Sam Galbrealh. of Ttiala l llll i tin, was visiting friends in the cily the first of the week. W anted: Housekeeper for man and w ife, employed. Good home, comfortable room. Good wages. Address Box 458, P.eaverton, Or egon. 3-5 Melvin Shattuek, who has been workiiii hi-vond Albany, was in the county scat the last of the k. Ladies' Aiil of I'ajitisl church wants work tacking comforts.! piecing quills or mending. Phone 4HX. 5-8 1 lie lug cooker lor Hie new cannery, requiring an entire car for shipment, arrived in from Cal- fomia this week. Woo. It-n shoes no more hemg manufactured. (iet yours now while our stock lasts. John Herb, Vcrboort. 5 For sale: Two-horse 8-foot double corrugated iron land roll er, good as new. hee J, f. luy- ton, Blacksmith shop, Jlillsbo ro. 4-5 T'.. C. Mulloy, of Laurel, visited the city Tuesday. He stales that F. l.illigaril is now in charge of the line repairing of the Selu Telephone Co. For good buys in real estate for loans, insurance nnd notarial work, see E. I. Kuratli, Hillsboro National Bank Bldg., upstairs. K. I. Kuratli. 48 tf Claude .McCurdV. traveling w ith a Portland w holesale house was in town Monday, taking or ders. T. C Kevin-Id) is installing a basement in bis Main .street gro eery property. ait layior i directing the work. Try our mail order department , . i. n d:.. ... in i ni ii iv, i viiiinuioin right, . Will pay parcel post any- ' J 1 i where In county or state. Stevens, Laurel, Ore. Mr. anil .Mrs. . 11. Hems worth, of near Rov. were in town Tuesday. W. II. was shadowec and was seen looking at about sivteeii dollars worth of fishing tackle in various business houses. If you have milk cows, beef cattle hogs or sheep for sale drop nn a post card. Highest prices paid. Albert Losli, Beav- erton, O R. 2; Tel. Hillsboro. 2RXI. Farmers arc finding it too wet to do much these davs and nugniy gia.t mat six wccks lapse ., ll.li I I tor the grounrthog is aoout to an For sale: Two lots, adjoining, in Oak tirove addition to tints- boro. A bargain. Write to I.il- lie Barnes, Skamokawav, Wash ington. 5-7 For vour Bain and Birdsell wagons see the. Oregon Imple ment Co., Third Street, Gail Su per, Manager. Next door Ore gon Electric. For sale: Two Lincoln rams. Yearlings, offsprings of Salem prize winners. Fine nnimals.- Columbus Schmidt, Hillsboro, R. 1 : Tel. North Plains (F2. 3-5 II. E. Ferv, of the Conieliti' Standard Oil station, was in the citv I tiesday. He win soon nave an assistant at the station, busi ucss having increased so rapidly i' past year. For sale: Two lots, 50x95 , ..... i -i . n each, wnn alley; good sou; wen worked; barn of new lumber gootl to dismantle ami use in house; close iu, fronting on Oak. Call on Mrs. Altman, 812 Base line. 4-G Arthur Weber anil Genevieve F.wiiiLV. of Portland, were united iu marriage April fl, lO'.'O, in Cir euit Court Chambers, Hon. Geo. 1? HmoI.-v oirtciatinc l.,.,,..f. ,UL fi,t M.i.l w..n,,rl " growth fir; and 16 inch pine, for . ..... ...... . . l?1. W I "P rn n 1 1 mill' iliMii ' ' "' .v, '..V'.. 25(i.l. Will deliver, or sell on place. 3-5 Try our mail order department. We have a most complete line of general merchandise. Trices are right. Will pay parcel post any where, in county or state. W. L. Stevens, Laurel. 47-tf Andrew Benson, of Cornelius, was an Armis caller Tuesday, Mrs lieiison leaves Saturday for California for her health. Mr. Benson savs it's hard to get a rent house in Cornelius and a man al- most has to buy property before he can move into the city. CLUB 10 HEAR IS. G. H. CASTHER TUESDAY Will Talk on the Educational Measures Before the Voters O. E. S. WOMAN VISITS Is Entertained by Eastern Star Last Evening The Hillsboro Club next Tuesday . , .,, , , , .. night will hold nn open meeting , , . , . ,. i ., to winch ladies and gentlemen I ... :t I I . . : .l .1 i .1 .. ttiu or, mwu'ii 10 oroi'r mat wiev may hear a talk by Mrs. C. II. iastner, ol Hood Uiver, an .Mum ni of one of Oregon's educational I w y. nstitiiUons. .Mrs. 1 astner goes direct Iv to the point, and is a pb'asiug speaker. She comes un der the auspices of the Joint Alumni Association, anil is tour ing the slate in liehall ot the school measures on the ballot. Mrs Castner was given a re ception at the T.astern Star last night. The distinguished visitor is Assistant Grand Conductress of the Oregon Star and her ca on the Hillsboro lodge was in a way official. After the ceremonies of tin- session were over Mr, i.astner presented her views on education al affairs and pleaded for votes for the initiative measures. At next Tuesday's club meet jng the matter of a hospital for the county will be discussed, as well as the possible removal of the. Portland sanitarium to thi place. SURPRISE PARTY One of the most delightful .sur prises of the season was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Harris, of near Jobe, Saturday evening, April 3. The hours wen s t njoyed in games and music, anil at a late hour refreshments wen served. Those present: Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Harris. Mrs. Win. Hughes; Misses Bertha and Hen rietla Harris, Shirley Hughes Marie Winegardner, Lizzie For ney, I.olita and Ida Francis, F-lsie Willers; William and T'reddi. Harris, Valois Hughes. Raymond Forney, Llovd Reese, Victor Bad- ev. Ted Wilkins, Ed Willers, F..1 ind Bernard Deaville and Ches ter W older. Liherty Theatre patrons are o.iitr-.if it .ilimr 1 -i n .i r.r I'hIllC hn his n w movina: picture m.i- I ..l.:...- Tl. . ..I .1 l eililtr. tie new tiureiia.se iiiiums 1 . . l. ..-nn,l..rfii 1 17 l'-n ltl.Tnr.' with 44tfn 8 s,ll,nnu'r alu' H person can look at a picture an evening ano not feel the eve strain that usual ly follows a show. So far as clear ne.ss is concerned it perhaps is but a little better than the qld one but the machine makes a sittin i pleasure, for you do not go home with a pair of tired eyes. The improvement cost the mana ier a neat sum, but be calculate to make the Liberty the one best house on the West Side. . . ...., uf m;n I tt'.nln.t Man at,l xi' 1 t mmi IIUUM Mllln 3 V HI Is. nil ii iu'oui nu" .s. ..- -I. It, u-nnildi sn--vri 1 T fit SinrtL I UT W Ul V til 1 KfK'Vl o , -LUimn .-' t,wi . . , furnished Fof particulars in quire Frank Greener, Mountain dale ; phone 3x14, North Plains Central. 3 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miltenber ;er, who live nt l.arine, nntt an experience the other day which caused them some anxiety and an exDense of $75. A big wind storm raged all of one day, blow ing a tree- across the house doin much damage. The wind filled the. roads between their home and LaPme with trees and it was sev eral davs before thev could get into communication with the out side world. They write Wm Turuier that the storm was an eq,lal to the big 1SS I storm which visited llillslioro and tilled the - 1 p railwar right of way with ireps between here ind Portland House for rent, half mile from Standard Box Co., Scofield, era nlovers of 300 men. ill sell furniture to renter or to any par ty. Garden tract with place.- Rose Forrest, Buxton, Or. 51 Frank Waibel has been work ing nights taking out the founda turn for the tug oven installed in - the Krebs-MeCourt building for the bakery which has just va cated in order to give .Mr. iW I . tl' ! 1 1 1 1 - Court possession, u auu-i neipeu ..... . , , 1 L P" t"f Wff " ago, and it was some job, and some mass of iron when ready to move out. A new bakery by some outside party will be .placed in the Imbrie frame building, one door south of the Shute Savings Bank. Hillsboro is located close to the great Nehalem timber belt and much valuable . timber is lo cated within the count v itself. It is to be honed that the citv and authorities- will make some pro vision for a landing field for th airplanes which will this summer patrol the great timber belt to the I West and North of us. Edward D. Curtis, well known here, nt Cornelius and Forest Grove, since the days he Unght at Cornelius. will retire from tenoning an soon as Ins term fx- pires nt Snnnyside, this spring. The natrons and pupils of Sunny- side School gave Mr. Curtis a re- eeption at the assembly hall at the school. Mr. Curtis lives nil Portland, and has taught there for many years. Curtis was born in 184R, at Clyde, Ohio, and is a veteran of the Civil War. He is an ardent Knight ot rytnins, ami wnen ne leaves me senooi room i he proposes to put in his time with the fratcrnalists, with litera ture, and friends. Here's to you F.d ! It is to be hoped that the com ing school meeting, notice of bud get appearing elsewhere in this issue, will be better attended than meetings of the past. Here is a place which should Interest every taxpayer. Thousands of dollars are disbursed each year on the vote of perhaps fifteen or twenty taxpayers. There should at least be a hundred out at every budiret meeting. Not that the di ,1.. r .L their best alona lines economy for they do but it should be the patrons business I to get out to these session. Several of the admirers of the liotinn art visited Milwaukie last night to see a mighty fine card. . . All the events were gooa ones, . . T.',.,l eneepuitg w.c w Fulton, who hopes some time to I tuek away Champion Dempsey and Gunboat Smith. Gunboat was too short for the big Minne-I sola giant who gave am.tn the count m me scconu rounu. I . , - .. I with Hillsboro fans, was in prime condition ana put waucer, on . . i ii f I Kansas citv, clear out or nopes oi i ever being a comer worth while. Passenger Traffic Manaer Chas. S. Fee announces that the Southern Pacific will this year make effective low local summer I resort rates to mountains and sea . I,.D nt t:,.Ll u ill will be sold commencing April 30. One ticket will be sold daily at a 20 per cent under the regu lar round trin rate and will be trodd for ninety days with final limit Oct. 31. Another ticket to meet the requirements of the avcrauc ttiraiiujiisi n in uc tiviu : :i ...:n J. 1.-l Fridays and Saturdays, will bel., ,b ,, ,, , . irood for fifteen tlafs and will cost one-third less than the reu:u- ar round trip rate. Portland police now feel cer tain that Deschamps. the Beaver- ton Frenchman who has been! missing several weeks has met foul play- They say that he would surely have w ritten his friends in Portland before time, had he gone to anoiner cuy, and they also feel sure that he would have written his neighbors. the Doughtys or the Griffitts, near wnom ne uvea. . l,ln,s.t livpr nH kidnevs 200 j pills, $1.25, plus 5 cents war tax. Postage paid. V. L. sevens, Laurel, Ore. 44-tf Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ott, new purchasers down at Witch Hazel, were in the city yesterday. They intend building a new home in the mmertiate tuture. Party wants to borrow $7,000 on 122-acre farm between Hills boro and Beaverton. Stroud & Co., Incorporated, Beaverton, Oregon. 51-tf Miss Eva Carstens, of Portland who visited w ith her brother, H. H. Carstens, at Banks, last week, was a Hillsboro visitor Friday, Mrs. Leonard Brown is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Helms, of Multnomah, this week. The Relief Corps meeting on Friday, April 16, will be a social session and the G. A. R. Post is invited to attend. Wm. Schofield, of Cornelius, was in town yesterday on legal business. Born, April 5 1920, to Mr and Mrs. Carl Dick, of beyond West Union, a daughter. E. Wagner and son, Paul, of Leisyville, were in the countv seat yesterday afternoon. Fred McNelly, of Meek Plains, was in the city the first of the week. The Brown Bros., tinners, have the contract for roofing the new- cannery. Nute Bagley and Mary E Smook, of Sherwood, were mar ried at Vancouver, Wn., Tuesday. Miss Maude Barber, of Port land, was a Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. S. E. Fayrum. Miss Lillie Barnes, of Skamok away, Wn., was a Hillsboro visit or today. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Rufener, of Helvetia, were city callers yester day. Erwin Ritter, of Bethany, was in the city this morning. Will Rice, of Shady Brook, was in the city this afternoon. Ford truck at a bargain! D. ' Corwin HARE, McALEAR & PETERS, Attorneys-at-Law UpsUirs, Shute Savings Bank Bid llillslioro, - Orccuu E. B. TONGUE Attorney-at-Law Olfice, upstairs, Schulmerich 131k. HULsboro, ... Oregon JOHN M. WALL, Attorney-at Law UpsUirs, A. C. Shute Building, Second and Main St.s., IIili8boro . . . Oregon , AI. B. Bump D. D. Bump BUMP & BUMP Attorneys-at-Law Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon South of Court House THOS. IL TONGUE, Jr., Attorney-at-Law Upstairs, Schulnictich Block Hillsboro, Oregon RONALD C VAUGHT Collections, Insurance, and Auctioneer Shute Savings Bank Building, Upstairs Hillsboro, - - - Oregon CHARLES ANDERSEN Attorney-at-Law ofl-ce Upstairs, Hillsboro Natio i Bank Bldg., office formerly oc- cupiea Dy u.e late u. i. uagie. rL 1 I 1 WUf Uf 1 c u c;,u M n n n . V Phvsieian and Surgeon iivTtnPATH Com letc equipped hoapital iu ,;.. .,a.j j ht ofiice oyer National Bank. nn., . lUUOUvl Vi - VIVKVI. I jj, j o. R0bb Dr. D. B. Wiley w ddrr Wll CV Physicians and Surgeons Commercial Bank Building HUlsboro, - - - Oregon phones Office 141: fies. 143 - n. I n ri:... Has resumed the Practice of Medicine and Surgery and has ofhees in the Commercial Build ing, above the Hillsboro Commer cial Bank, l ir-tfi . ruusooro, uregon HilJ DR. E. T. HELMS, Chiropractic Physician . . . . II l.i,rv m r.... ,.r.,ri h nMp.Mtv i Hviiinrnainiirnir oiiii Lr . V, ,r Scientific Dietetics. Calls answered day or night. Telephone 2961Z. Offices 1 and 2, Heidel Building, Hillsboro, - - - Oregon DR. C H. POLLOCK, Dentist I Upstairs in Hillsboro Commercial Building, Main St., Teephone 143 Hillsboro, - Oregon DR. W. H. PAS LEY, Dentist offices in Heidel Bldg., upstairs r.in L. ad oininc Post Omce. , -j - Phone, 2596. . TT.n , a .. nmsnoro, - - wreg.-i Licensed Oregon 280; Penn. 1018 Phone 972 GEO. J. LIMBER, Funeral Director Moderate Prices. Personal Ser vices. Residence Funeral Parlors, Washington and Sixth Streets! Antomnr. Hearse Hilsboro, - Oregon H. W. PRICKETT, Undertaker answer calls day or night to all sections. State Licensed Embalmer Banks, .... Oregon Dr. J. H. Rossman, DENTIST Room 1, upstairs, Shute Buildinp. over Pharmacy, fdiUsboro, - Oregon Dr. J. S0RENSEN Veterinary Surgeon Late State Deputy Calls answered Day and Night. Telephone, Office, 332; Res.,853. No. 1212 Second St. Hillsboro, - - - Oregon J. H. LAYNE Real Estate Agent, Notary Public North Plains, Oregon Wholesale-Retail If you want GOOD MILK Call 21331. Pure milk and cream. AU cows tuberculin tested. HILLSBORO MILK CO. Phone Woodlawn 672 H. C. DITTRICH Architect 1219 East 80th Street North Portland, ... Oregon H. C. Pearson Hillsboro, Oregon AGENT Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief Assn. of Portland, Oregon lllllllllllllllllllllilllllllilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii"11"11 '