The Hillsboro argus., April 29, 1920, Image 7

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JUBILEE ROUTE
E
To I'n Through IlilUboro in the
Morning of May 4
AND LUNCH AT VANKLEEK'S
Big Jersey Breeders of America
to See World's Champion
'J'llt! Jersey Jubilee, llii II I ike'
pblC'C May 1, (1, li, Hill lull ill tin
lirst ilny in W 'loihiiigtou County.
i In) mule, iliiiinrit begins nt 1'iirt
hind nt H ii. iii,, M.iy I ; coini
through I till .Iiiii'ii unit t I nrcsl
(irnvc, iirriwn ill I Ik- farmi ul
I), (i, Lilly ami Tim.. llii mi
(it l;SfS, milking ii llmly 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 (
stop, lln Ii gmuu lo i. I . Un l v
ilnrfi, iin u nin nl I I ii.'i, stopping
iigitin fur llnih minute, mid pro
cceilitig In llir ,1, ,1. Vittikleik
fiirin, where Imii'li nill In' M rtnl
unit tin- mill II. i .nil V, iiiIni),
CiiM will It miii. It ii i i -clee
lli.lt lulls .'Kill will I'ii-iiit in (In
count v tli it ioiisI rut i .
Thr crowd will linn Icatf id
'.' ), in. foi tiu iijiju r p.ul uf tin
valley, whirr oilier herds will In
visited; liiuillv rinliiiu nt S.ihiu
tlir f v i i i i k uf May ii, where n
bllllipil I W ill III' In 1,1.
Tlir .1 u I . i lir will lir 1 1 1 ii ii 1 1 l
Portland lln- etining of Muy :i,
w Inn it humpul will In given tu
tin' nllii'i-ri uf In- A mi ririin ,lcr
ory Cntllr ( lull, Mini other Last
itii IlcprcMiiUl jt i s.
Tin- .liiliilri' ii liking i it it It tlir
nunc riMili' nt it lln! I. yrnr.
Willi till' exception lil.lt Hushing
tllll (lltllltv 11 illlllllllll !!l tills
tiini', anil it is i xjiri Ii il lli.it : ri
1 1 1 it ii twii-i' tin' mi in I - r uf tisilnrN
will liu r ri iu il llu in mi tin- pre
ions m i itsiuu, il being sluleil h
1 lie in I u in 1 1 1 1 i- lliiit more lliaii
lliri-i- huliilrril visitors will In- in
attendance
Washington County breeder,
nrr making plans In royally rr
cclve tin- visitors, mul ( 'tun mi' r-i t I
Clulu of lln- Cintiily will also ns
nisi,
('utility Ani iit.
ARTHUR E. DAILEY
Arthur I'.. Hiihy ,,, , fruni
liritrt f.'iilurr Monday, April '.'ii
lif.'O, nt liii Ituitit' n i .an ii I. Mr.
Dnilcv wm linrn Oil. I, iNii.'i, in
Maryst ille, Cal. Hi' was ma r rti' 1 1
to Miiry Miller in Nebraska, mul
they Came to Ort'uoii in l!UIH. Hi
ll mirvn cd by !li, w i,,,w u,
follow ini; children -
Walt it H. Ih.ih-y. ltal.lt T
Diiilry. Laurel; Mil 1'.. .1. I'i li r,
hull, I'lircsl drove; Mrs. I'.. I',
l.osh, lillsliiirn; l.ililii' .. Mur.'i.
I.lnyil ami In.ssu , at home. Tlir
funeral timk plan' yesterday at
2 (i'i'Io. I, ,l il,,. Mi" Oln, !;.,,,.
list Cliti-r li, 1. nun I, mul i 1 1 1 1 -r
inilil win in tlir Mt. Olive ceme
tery, Inin Isnii Hell dirnliui.
Tlir D-tilcy livi-il in I lillsliiirn
for snitii' W ill's ami deceased li.nl
it wlili' i-i n li' uf friends In re, at
Buxton, mul III I. nun I. lir was
it mm of tlir lair II. K. Dailev.
RELIEF COUPS
Tlir Woman's llilirf Corps crle
liriitul llir niiulirlli lu'illi mini,
vcrsiiry of Mm. Snntli I'ariiliaiu.
April 2S, nt tin' I'ariiliaiu home.
Mrs. l'lirnlinut lu imr a inrinlirr uf
till' Corp. Tliur present w i rr
Mi'Silmiii's Lewis, .1 it ck son, Saliin,
Vllllfilil, Cntil, llat'lirr. Applrunlr.
Jinsi'uw, 1 tiTirtii, Crow, (iralu l,
Cnrlilr, fjow limn, I'rivs. .Iiirkson ;
Mini Aitnit Sins, Mis I'.lizn Sltor
ry, Miss Drlinmli Hnrrrll inn!
Mrs. Dollar.
TIli'V also ti'inlrrril .Muii.o Sijr
Irr ii birthday hIiow it on tlir snuir
lay.
For Sale - Srvrn milk rows.- -J,
J. Nti.slmumi'r, Hillshoro, II. 1.
I'liniw 18F2 North Tin ins. 8
IMMEDIATE PROFITS
AND ULTIMATE VALUES.
JVc feel Hint the Hillshoro Na
tional Hank is not only bringing
iiiinicdinte returns to Washington
('utility fanners by encouraging
the betterment of production mid
producing methods on the farms,
but is enhancing the value of the
lands llieinsrlves.
Enlixt this Bank and a "National
ized" Bank Account in your be
half. Only NATIONAL Ba"nk in" Hills'",
boro,
W. II. Wchruiig, President. J. P. Gardner, Cashier.
'. I. Kiirnlli, Vice Pres. A. C. I'.ugledinger, Asst. Cash.
j
ii JL. iirri ; L i
imun hi
i ! www s m...
i iMlu
i w "
'J'lit! warm wcuthrr broke Ihv
Inst of tilt week it ii I Moinlity wns
lite I'i'il tiling, hriiiKing lite per
Npirntion w il hunt intirli cITort on
the pint of tin' jri'Tiim homo
llorsm in thr iirlils milTerril tin
Irss ilrivtTN wrrr very enrrftil
Ti nuts roininn into town will
luilf n lonil were well hentril tin
I'lir Unions hurst, 'il In iriiil
shnpr, mul il was the liisl rni
1 1 1 1 i tin Spi'iiiH weiilher of tin
llir IHl'O m iisiiii. Thr il.iinl, hulls
I'M mi' out h V iiiillions, Mini llu
"kiiiii" nIiuI into the trim ii
Kiriil ih'XTt'r. I'lti'. Ih'sl, straw hal
ill, I mil iititki' lis nppriiriinrr hut
Million J i w in ii it took out t It it I
Siiiiiiiirr Alparn of his ami enn s.
nl il lovinglv, nml if In- isn't rnrr
fill hoiur of us will swipe it fntiii
hint in I lu'si II. C. ilit'- s,
Sum Kallrlv, of Muunliiiinhih1
passnl lliro town yrsti rilay, i it
rinilr In I'nrllaml. Sum wouhlti'l
Verify llu; story that thr fawn
nrr iluwii li'iiiti tlir lulls pliivlnn
with llir Inuilis on llir I 'a si link
hill his rye (.'lililril like llu
snow oil .Ml. II, toil w lu ll lir Wils
nskrtl wrullirr or lint il wns trtu
Our vrnr. nut loui'. nn, a fawn
.Mil itiio Sam's hi til of rows mul
was ntirsril hy nor of thr rows
ri'iitn iniit n; imlil it was (llii I'lllllll'l
for it ilire piri'i' of V M i si HI , w In ii
it left for the hills In tweru sitllsi
mill siinHjte. Sam traeki'il it fui
I w o miles ninl tlu ii lost thr spoor
The house of l'rctl Wright, on
the I i I s in ;i n trai t, In low It, mil
llriilge, live miles soiltheitst uf
town, huriieil Mniiil.tv nflrriiunn.
siippusnlil v from a spark eitehiiii!
nil Hie roof. I he home w as or
eupieil hy it Mr. Mai sou ami wife.
mul Ihev were iiwav front home
it the time the hla.r e.tiit(ht. I!r
w ill i It tier, of Washington County
l ire Ins. Association, citme up
yeslenlny mul ntljnsteil the loss
it IfNOO. Mr. Wright liiovnl nwnv
n few il.iya aK' to thr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - r I
euiililry, where he has rrlitril II
plarr,
Thr uipils of the . fxriule
srliools, uili'rr the ilireel loll nl
lln- heiillh mil luirit ii s, have hi t n
viieeiiialeil or nskril to leitve
seliool for n perioil of two weeks
The onli r eiiuii' heenuse of two nl
three eases of small po. The
inalinlv is Verv mild In form. No
nriler has yet hern pronitilij.iti'il
for the llilih stiulelits, ami where
families have students ill hnlh
sihnols just how' variolation uf
one mul tiou vneeiiinlioii ol lln
oilier eoulits for a great deal isn't
Uliilersloiul,
Methodist F.pisi'opal Cliureh
'lord and Washington (T h i
Church of the Friendly (ireet
iii) U'nltmi Skipworth, paslor
!:I5 it. m., Sunday School; II a
in., public worship; 7:0(1 p. m...
F, li wort h a II d Interiiiediale
Iriitfues; 8:00 p. lit., seruioii;
ehnir prncliee, W edllesil iV i ve
n t ii l; ; prayer inert iii, Thursday
i . I'uin.
Hon. C. I". Tif.'iird, of Tinard
ville. wns up to the fit y yestrr
day, atlrndin I'ouiou.i (iraniic.
Cluis. has livid to nee the little
Titftrd hamlet row from a quiet
lillle dali enlivened hy the tin
kle of ( owhells to a sul'urhaii
phirr on a slate highway visited
daily hy hundridil. Hut hr Is the
smile old C. 1'".
Kkkii for Hntcliiuit- KukHmIi or
Tanercd htraino, White Leghorns,
Jftl.fit) ler Hi ttinir of 15, or $7 per
hundred. Mrs. Mnrtin Vnnde
hey, IliUsboro, It. 5, liox 10(1.
F.n'st of Hillshoro, 2U miles, on
Highway, nt Rock Creek. 7 0
Julius Sehilenherir, of oilh
I'l.tins, was over to the city yes
terday, lirn.elton is getting so
uinnv neighhors around hint that
he begins to feel that he is subur
ban to Hillshoro or Portland.
Mrs. Chas. Sehomburg, who
has been visiting her parents, the
Jake Haffctys, of above Moun
taindnle, returned to her home m
Nninpa, Idaho, the (irst of the
week.
i
iz . m
innnniniiiii
LEGION FIGHTS
POLITICS If ORDER
Depnrtmnrit of Oregon S-nd:t out
Noti(ir.ti(,n
RIGID RULING IS MADE
No Candidate for Salarird Office
Can Hold Odice in legion
"Anu rieiiii Legion, l)rp'l. of ( r
rgoii, April 'il,- In view of llu
iiuineroiis insrs which have hi'i t
hroiighl, In the ulleulioii of l!u
lb J nt ri iiii-nt hi inhpiailers of Tin
A iin rii iin Legion of efforts to in
trillion' partisan political nrtivi
ties mul to foslrr personal politi
enl it in I ii I ti hi s within .si trrnl of
the I, ii al posts ill thr stall', llu
following resolution, ,1,m.-,1 ,
tin- di p tilinrnt cM i ulivr coin
until r nl its inn ting of April '.'I
I !"'(. is ipiolrd for thr iiifoi nia
lion of all posts in ( ) ri 1 1 1 1 . l i .
rripirslril that this liullitill hi
rrad at thr first inei ting of your
post.
"Local posts are cautioned
against recurrent attempt. of par
lisaii politicians to subvert llu
honest purposes of The Ameri
can Legion in Oregon In lluir
ow n srlish ends.
It is only by constant vigilance
that cITorts along this line can he
lleutrali.ed to the end that the
Legion while taking the most
energetic illlercesl ill public it f
fairs shall not become un iiislrti
incut for purely partisan propa
iftiiida and nctivitv.
Tlu re is no inhibition either in
the national eiuistitul ion or in llu
spirit of tile Legion against ex
service meu-iiud women lakiim
sorb pari in political activities as
lln v drrm fit. Il is not contend'
I tlmt any person abrogated anv
of his civil rights and preroa
lives bv rensoil of service in the
War.
Itttl in this great orgaiii.atioii
of w ar Veterans, dedicated to fur
(Iter service not only to our coin
rades but in a far greater sense
to the welfare of our country. Il
is rcgrcllahlo that .anyone should
attempt to brinif into our meet
ings und our work anv clement of
i.'irtis'tliship mid sellish interest.
It is only by clear thinking,
mncst effort mid a close adher
nee lo our nleals thai we can
iiiaint.tin sleinlfastly the course
ii) n il w Inch we are bent.
Posts, therefore, are itsked to
maintain vigilance against parti
sail' political activity of every
ha racier and to be on the alert
for individuals who mav ap
proach local posts with a polilienl
ae to grind.
The. attention of posts is in
vited further to the section of the
national constitution. which reads:
'Article II. section 2. The
ntcrcian Legion .shall be abso-
itcly noil political and .shall not
c used for the dissemination of
iitrtisaii principled nor for the
promotion of the candidacy of
any person seeking public olliee
r preferment. No enmlidate for
or incumbent of a salaried elee-
ivo olliee shall hold nnv olliee in
Flic American I.eirion or in anv
Icpartment or post thereof."
William H. Follelt, Dipailment
oinm.'iniler.
MEMORIAL HOUSE
Deleifates front the various civic
irgiinir.ntions met at the Hillsho
ro Club rooms Monday evcniinr
o take up the matter of a Memo
rial buildinu: or community house
for Hillshoro. coiniuenuir.ilinu'
Ihc service of our soldiers mul
sailors in the late war. X. C.
I .i in iisnii was made temporary
lininnan, nnd R. L. Tucker tem
pornry secret.iry. there were
seycrnl discussions as to the ad
vis.tbilil v of a conmiiinity house.
linns, sites, etc., and upon mo
tion of ('. !. Hiichaiian it was de
ided to investigate the recent act
of the legislature in autluu'izinu
'ounly courts to set aside $10. (HM)
own I'd suitable club houses or
memorial buildings for sen ice
men. . (I. Hare 'was named to
investigate and report. The next
meeting will be held Monday eve
ninir.
The following committees were
appointed and will report as far
as possible hcnI meeting:
Finance.--l 1!. Buchanan, C.
F,. Wells. K. L. McCormick.
Publicity- C. 0. Ilciler, he to
ap))oinl his assistants.
Plans, etc.- .1. II. (rarretl.
chairman, II, L. Tucker, (!. Car
thofner, Mrs. C. W. Rollins, Mrs.
K. C. McKiuney.
A definite plan of some kind
will probably In adopted at the
coming meeting, and if hyrd work
will .secure it Hillshoro will have
a community house or memorial
building which will be an honor
lo the service boys.
KINTON MEETING
A. IL Flint, candidate for repre
sentative, tells the Argus that
there will be a meeting at Kinton,
Saturday niirhl. Mav 1. when ,las
S. Stewart will speak on the four
per cent, road measure. There
will be other speakers present and
the meeting will be a lively one.
T. R. Davis, of Jolly Plainti,
wnn in town yesterday.
For Sale Ten pigs, 8 weeks
old.- -C. 1". Hornceker, Hillshoro,
It. a. Phone 3311X5. 7-ft
Frank Pauli, of I'.lmonieit, wit
in the city yesterday, greeliii
f rii-nds.
C. C. Wight, of near Cornelius
was in town yesterday, en route
to Portland.
Silo for Sub:--Octagon silo, 20
fret high; in good condition.- L
K. Rice, CorneliiiH, It. 2. 7-0
Mrs. .L F. Kerr was taken ti
the asylum Inst evening, this br
ing her third entry lo the inshtu
linn.
It. II. (Jreer has handled gar
den seeils for 'I'J years, in; knows
what von riei'd. Greer, Powers
& Co. 61tf
T. C. Reynolds mil W. O. Dun
t i son yy'ent lo tile ."saiiilv lln silay
mul in 15 minutes c-ti.ghl 120
pioimls of smelt.
l or sale; Top buggy, good ns
new, a bargain. Impure at Frank
Cleveland's, Cornelius. P. O. Ad
dress, liox I.r. K-10
T. R. I in li ri, of Portland, was
out to the old home place 'Cues
day and Wvdnrsdiiy . talking over
old times with the oldtinu rs.
You are invited to my .sales
room for the purpose of examin
ing the American Jleauly Auto
mobile. I). Corwin.
Engineer Wilkinson, one of tin
first to run a locomotive on the
Tillamook line, was in the city
Monday, registered al the Wash
inirton Hotel.
For sale: Hay, fine, well cured
vi'lcli and timothy, 8 or 10 tons,
in lots to suit purchaser. W'. J.
Head, at Qualnin.'t Station, Ore
gon Electric. H-10
Morris W eil, operated on early
last week at St. Vincent's hospi
tal, Portland, will noon be suf
ficiently convalescent lo return to
his Hillshoro home.
Erie Suiidliifg, of Portland.
was in low u yesleril.iy, n tui i.,ii':
front West Timber, whither he
went to look iiilu probate matters
concerning the C.'A'edbiug i state.
Heavy buggy must be sold at
once. . noon one, nearly new.
for one or two horses, will haul a 1
quarter ton. Inquire nt Hank of
Bcavorlon, of IL A. Coneannon,
Bcavrrton. 7-9
Frank Pritzlaff, of (tales
Creek, is in one of the Portland
hospitals as the result of a prema
ture blast taking place while he
w as taking out .stumps with dyna
mite, lie lost un eye and may
lose our of his hands.
Farmers, Look - -1 have a w ind
mill, 300 gallon Redwood tank;
tlso tower enclosed ; a lot of first
'lass lumber in this tower. Make
me an olTcr and take it away.--
V. O. Doiiclson.
Dr. Scelev, of
Portland, am!
1 orest drove.
I.ongden, of
The case wa
the patient is
at the Wash-
Dr. KaulTman, of
operated on Dr.
Orcnco, Monday.
serious one, but
progressing met
niiiton v utility tins
spit.il.
Only monument dealers in
Washington County. Drop us a
urd. and we will show you our
samples. rile or call on us, nt
13(5:1 Main St., Hillshoro. Ore-
,'on Monument Works, Hillsboro,
Oregon. BO-tf
Albert Timer, of Dee, was in
the city yesterday, greeting his
many oldtime Hillsboro friends.
Hillshoro is always glad to see
this pioneer, and a visit from him
is better nnv time than a dose of
medicine or a draft of honeset
tea.
Frank Hurt's, who owns the
Pom Williams place, above the
Arcade district, north of Shady
Brook, was a city caller vester-
lay. Mr. Hores lives in the Hur
i.'ink potato heaven, where the
tubers grow bigger and better
I hail in most places.
Main Mckcisisk. an 1. W. W..
aden with the real credentials of
the "cull" was picked up by Sher-
ff Alexander and is lodged in
jail awaiting investigation. He is
in alien and was "against the
ir." He may be deported be
fore the game is over.
The real "Huster Hrown" and
Fige will be nt the C. C. Store on
Wednesday, May 5. firand free
ntertaiument. Everybody iir
, . . . , .t .ii
vtleil. .n eniei'iainmcni mat win
imus? nnd interest both young
tod old. Free souvenirs to
very boy nnd girl. .
Pert, the little year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens, p.ass-
1 nwav nt Dr. liovd's hospital nl
Twin Falls, Idaho. April hi, 1920.
following an operation for appen-
licitis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stevens live
it Asequia, Idaho, nnd formerly
lived at l'arniington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Htadley
and child, nnd .Mrs. Jesse Cran
dull and child arrived here from
Montana, the last of the week to
attend I he bedside of Chas. R.
Iiraillrv. who was stricken with
paralysis a few ditys ngo. Mr.
Hriidley's brother. Tra, of near
Monroe, also arrived to see the
brother.
Nearly Two Hundred Grangers
From Couiity Hold Session
ENDORSE 2 MILEAGE BILLS
Adopt Higher Educational and
Elementary Measures on Ballot
.Nearly two hundred Grangers
from the various Grunge bodies
of the county met in Hillshoro
yesterday at Grange: Hal) jn an
all-day session, and the notable
neliiiiis of the day were the en
ilorseriieiit of the Higher Educa
tional bill granting- mills to the
("niversilies and Normals; and
the vote of yes on the elementary
schools nie.'isuri' for the counties.
They endorsed the principle of
Hie co-operative store 'nnd many
took stuck in the Portland ston
mil n branch mav later be located
in this cit y.
F.dythe Tozirr Weathl'rred was
present at the meeting renewing
her acquaintance with t I
Granger bodies.
In the evening J. S, Stewart
poke to a fair sized audience in
the court house, sneaking on tin
I- per cent. Road Hill. After tin
conclusion the crowd took a vote
tnd was found to be unanimous
for the road measure and also
voted in favor of the two educa
tional inillnge bills.
BIG TRACTOR CASE
The celebrated tractor case
w herein John F. F'orbis. owninir
big ranch above Forest Grove.
sued i'l-tcrson liros. for $2090.
money paid for a Cleveland trao-
or and implements going with it.
ms been on trial in circuit court
efpre Judge R.iglev since last
Friday, nnd will probably go to
ie jury tomorrow. Fiubis al
ged in his complaint that the
Cleveland had a defective oiling
system, and this interfered with
operation, and therefore he wants
lis money returned to him. The
lersons deny the allegation and
are attempting to show that the
uling system is as represented.
Many w itnesses are being swum.
tnd the case is of importance both
to the tractor company and the
people who buy.
E. 1!. Tongue is defending the
case and Langley & Langley arc
attorneys for the plaintiff. " The
jury: Otto Wohler, Perrv Rene
(iel, Win. Fa nil, Wm. Peters, P. I.
Lilligard, Henry Clark, David
Hagg, J. R. Dean. Wm. Hughes,
(rover Combs, Geo.- Purdv and
C. Puhse.
Leonard Wills was arraigned
this morning: for putting out poi
son, and w ill plead Friday to the
charge. Chester Roberts was brot
into court today charged . w ith
failure to support his five year
old son, Ray, on complaint of his
wife, Ethel Roberts. He will
plead tomorrow to the indictment.
DEMONSTRATION
A public Samson tractor demon
stration will be held from 10 to
12 a. m. and 1 to l p. m. on May
2 and 3. in the field just north of
the L. P. Jackson ranch, one-half
mile northeast of Hillsboro on the
Cornell Road.
We invite every farmer in
Washington County to take ad
vantage of this opportunity to sec
the wonderful Samson Iron Horse
and the Samson Model "M"
Tractor in action. They are. tin
last word in modern tractor con
struction and will speak for
themselves. Don't fail to see
them nt work.
Samson Iron Horse, $730.00 F.
O. P. Hillsboro.
Samson Model "Al" Tractor
fully equipped, including Plat
form, Fenders, Governor and
Power "Take-Off," $! 10. 710 F. O.
13. Hillsboro.
Samson 8', -ton Truck. $775.00
F. O. 15. Hillsboro.
H. C. Peterson, Dealer.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
MRS. SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN
Mrs. Sarah Ann Zimmerman died
in the Wallace settlement beyond
Xorth Plains, April 27, 1020, af
ter an extended illness. She was
aged 77 years, 11 months and 11
days, and wns married to Geo. F.
Zimmerman iu the East. She was
a native of Michigan, and the
family settled in the Wallace
neighborhood over 36 years ago.
She is survived by three sons.
John E. Zinntierni.in, Geo. Zim
merman, Harry Zimmerman, and
two daughters, Mrs.' Tan nock, of
Shady Prook, nnd Mrs, Julius
Schocnberg, of Xorth Plains.
The funeral look place at the
Zimmerman Cemetery, today.
Mrs. .immerm.m was a woman
of splendid qualities and was
noted for devotion lo her family
nnd to her neighbors.
A few nice, sturdy hop roots
for sale at the I. II. Maxwell yard,!
Mountaindale. Address I. II.
Maxwell, Banks, R. 3 ; Tel. North
Plains, 9F11. 6-8
When T. A. McCourt opened
the basement at his new purchase
on Main Street, he found several
feet of water and mud in th base
ment. The sewer connection had
in some way been plugged and it
took about $25 expense to open
up the passage. Bill F.mriek was
commandeered into the work be
cause he is an expert in ditching.
The Southern Pacific Red line
has placed three additional trains
in and out of Hillsboro from Port
land. They leave for Portland as
follow.- 9:10 a. m.; 3:82 p. m.;
4:21 p. m.j arrive in Hillsboro,
9 :3.1 a. m. ; 2 :0!l p. in. and 1 :08 p.
m. Direct connections art: made
with the Tillamook trains No.
150 and 142.
The real "Iluster Brown and
Tige will be. at the C. C. Store an
Wednesday, May 5. Grand free
entertainment. Everybody in
vited. An entertainment that will
amuse and interest both young
and old. free souvenirs tu
every boy and girl.
veo. uiersuori was in iroin
N'orth Tualatin Plains, yesterday,
ami says the Jersey Jubilee pro
irram brings the visitor to his
ranch at 10:55, on May 4, and he
invites everybody to come and get
their fill of six per cent. Jersey
milk.
Ihe regular meeting of the
Coffee Club will be held May 1,
at 2 :30 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
C. II. Pollock. 946-5th street.
Mrs. J. B. Dinsmore assisting.
Important discussions. ' Every
member urged to attend.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for hatching. My matings
are much better than ever this
year, and we guarantee satisfac
tion. Price, $1.60 for 15 eggs.
E. L. McCormick, 1324 Jackson
Sc. 47-tf
Marriage licenses have been
granted the following the past
week: Joseph Vanoundehaegen
and Selma M. Gnos; Sjerman F.
Sceley and Helen A. Worth; Carl
.. Clapshaw and Mary B. Dono-
n.
Try outr mail order department.
We have a most complete line of
general merchandise. Prices are
right. Will pay parcel post any
w here in county or state. W. L.
Stevens, Laurel. 47-tf
Two divorces were granted by
Judge Bagley this week Eliza
beth Snodgrass was given a de
cree from E. P. Snodgrass, and
Mary Eggleston was divorced
from Herbert Eggleston.
For rent: A good country
home, with 10 acre tract; half in
cultivation; good orchard. Will
rent house w ith land, or separate
ly. Inquire 846 First St., Hills
boro. : 6-8
Dr. J. P. Tamiesie, of Portland.
came out Alonday, on a profes
sional call at the J. W. Shute
home. Mr. Shute is still confined
k his room and is a very sick
man.
Free. Methodist Church, John
G. Hessler, pastor; preaching
Sunday morning and evening;
Sunday School at 10; prayer
meeting Thursday night. '
Wanted I pay best prices for
beef cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.; can
use good stuff any time. Phone,
Beaverton; mail address, W. W.
Mellar, Reedville. Or. 60-89
The Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will meet
next Wednesday afternoon, May
5, at 3 p. m. All ladies are in
vited. Wanted: Experienced girl or
woman for general housework, in
country; modern conveniences;
steady employment. Address Bx
40, Hillsboro, Or., R. 1. 6-8
John Boge, of Farmlngton, was
a city visitor yesterday. John was
in the hop business years ago and
fell out of it when prices broke.
Ladies" Aid of Baptist church
wants work tacking comforts,
piecing quilts or mending. Phone
4RX. 5-8
Clerk Kiratli and Deputy
Luce are getting election supplies
ready to send out to the precincts
for the primaries.
A. B. Flint was over from the
Scholls country yesterday, at
tending the Pomona Grange ses
sion.
For 16-inch first class fir wood,
oak, and fir knots, see R. Prahl.
Orders promptly filled. Phone
28R3, Hillsboro. 7-9
Hub Simpson and wife, of
South Tualatin, were city callers
yesterday, making their trip in
the new Studebaker,
L. L. Crawford, of Manning,
was down to Hillsboro yesterday,
on business at the court house.
Garden time Is coming soon
and Greer, Powers & Co. is the
place to get garden seeds. 51tf
E. AL Ward will open his" new
grocery in the Pythian Building,
Saturday, Alay 1.
For Sale My residence at
1525 Second St, Hillsboro, Ore.
Mrs. E. AIcNelly Bigelow. 9
Jake Dahinden, of above
Banks, was a city caller this
morning.
IL Helniold, of Blooming, was
an Argus caller yesterday.
HARE, McALEAR & PETERS,
Attorncys-at-Lavv
Upstairs, Shute Savings Bank Bid
Hillsboro,
Oregon
E. B. TONGUE,
Attorney-at-Law
Orticc, upstairs, Schuluierich Blk,
IIilLsboro, ... Oregon
JOHN M. WALL,
Attorney-at Law
j Upstairs, A. C. Shute Building,
Second and Mum Ms.,
Hillsboro, - Oregon
M. B. Bump D. D. Bump
BUMP & BUMP
Attorneyt-at-Law
Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon
South of Court House
THOS. H. TONGUE, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law
Upstairs, Schulmericu Block
Hill i boro, ... Oregon
RONALD C VAUGHT
Collections, Insurance, and
Auctioneer
Shute Savings Bank Building,
Upstair
Hillsboro, Oregon
CHARLES ANDERSEN
Attorney-at-Law
Office Upstairs, Hilliboro Natio -
al Bank llldg., office formerly oc
cupied by the late 11. T. llaglei.
HJLLSliOUO, - - - OREGON
E. H. Smith, M. D. D. O.
Phywcian and Surgeon
OSTEOPATH
Completely equipped hospital iu
connection. Calls answered day
or night. Office over Hillsboro
.National Bank.
Hillsboro, - - - Orego. i
Dr. J. O. Robb Dr. D. R. Wiley
ROBB & WILEY
Physicians and Surgeons
Commercial Bank Building
Hillsboro, - Oregon
Phones Office 141: Res. 142
Dr. J. B. Dinsmore
Has resumed the Practice of
Medicirte and Surgeryj and has
offices in the Commercial Build
ing, above the Hillsboro Commer
cial Bank,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
DR. E. T. HELMS,
Chiropractic Physician
Using in connection Electricity,'
Hydrotherpathy and Scientific
Dietetics. Calls answered day or
night. Telephone 296 1Z.
Offices 1 and 2, Heidel Building,
Hillsboro, ... Oregon
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs in Hillsboro Commercial
Building, Main St., Teephone 143
Hillsboro, - - - Orego: i
DR. W. H. PASLEY,
Dentist
Offices in Heidel BIJg., upstairs
Main St., adjoining Post Office.
Phone, 25P6.
Hillsboro, ... Orego'
H. W. PRICKETT,
Undertaker
We answer calls day or night to
all sections. State Licensed
Embalmer
Banks, .... Oregon
Dr. J. H. Rosttnan,
DENTIST
Room 1, upstairs, Shute Building.
over Pharmacy,
IliUsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. J. SORENSEN
Veterinary Surgeon
Late State Deputy
Calls answered Day and Night.
Telephone, Office, 352; Res.,855.
No. 1242 Second St.
Hillsboro, - Oregon
J.H.LAYNE
Rial Estate Agent, Notary Public
North Plains, Oregon
Wholesale- Retail
If you want
GOOD MILK
Call 2631.
Pure milk and cream. All
cows tuberculin tested.
HILLSBORO MILK CO.
Phone Woodlawn 572
H.C.DITTRICH
Architect
. 1219 East 3Cih Street North
Portland, - - - Oregon
H.C. Pearson
Hillsboro, Oregon
AGENT : -
Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief Assn.
of Portland, Oregon
E. L. James, of James, was hi ,
town yesterday. '
For good buys in real estate,
for loans, insurance and notarial
work, see E. I. Knratli, Hillsboro ,
National 'Bank Bldg., upstairs.
E. I. Kuratli. 48-tf