The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, May 13, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text..j L.-.m.ini.rn.m.... MAKE SHUTE PARK DFXENT PI-AY GROUND Get Out and Work to no.iulify City's Park Holdin,; SOME WORKING AGAINST Base Hopes of Defeat on Crili ciam of Pavilion p. very IlilUhorn cllizrii, inin or winii'iii, wiiii lic (In pnli beautiful, should nil (Mil mi! work lit ne lloit tin wilr In ImhhI t lie city fur tin' i itt pro vi-iik-ii I of Sliulr I'd r k curries ill tin- roiuiiifj bond cteelion, 1, flii n llioiixiiMil dollars Is asked fur llils piirpnsi. Those ili sirin lii ilcfriil I In measure pn ilii .ill' lluir opposi tion to llic mi 1 1 1. 1 1 feature on tin' KrniiiiiU I lull 1 1 ir re will In 1 1 ; 1 1 1 -i 1 1 on tin- city ii ' 1 1 v . VniliiK people will ilmii'i' Mini it in always it bin all ruction u In n there Is a t Ii-1 iit ( i n . I " tnl-1 municipal I'oiitrul ilinriiiK can h rt-k i i 1 (i 1 i I to ii nicety, iiml nun It belter limn under private roil (nil. I lir nu n .lire should nut In lirntrii upon tliU pretext. A p.i vilion in in rili il iiml m i l li I tun! ly, nml if, Ineiihiil ally , tin use of it A a dunce lloor will help lin.'iii dally tlir measure should not In fought upon narrow ground '1'lir city father have pti ilril to M-f llmt conduct ill tin pisilion will In decorous and that hlllMlltl 111' CilOllgll. (Ill ill Hllll vote to put 1 1 1 1 1 tint ro a slip for ward in progress. I.rl us beau lify Shute Park, nml ilu it nt once. Mansfield Skipworth Miss Itosrii'iry Nk ip orth. daughter of J'rv. nml Mri. Wul ton Skipworth, was united in inn rrinjf r to Alfred Lorenzo MnitsuVId lit tlic l'irsl Mi (hodist Cliiirrh, in I'ortlmnl, Wcilm sday evening, May ft. l!'-', lr. II. .1 Talbot ollirlatiug, using tin' beau tiful it mi lil r i ii k ceremony Minn I'.ll.i 1'.. Skipworth, lln bride's sister, was Mniil of lion or; ( Inn. K. King, of l'orll:iml. WHH till' best nwiil. Miss- 1 loieltci F.rwin nml Miii Klinlnl Ii Par klnson, of forvallis, win- tin bridesmaid'. Margaret Skin w orth was I hi riii bearer nnl Margaret Drilling was I lit- llow rr girl. Till' Vi tiff bearer riinii H tin: two IhiihIh of gold on a .m nml heaiitif-.ll rnlli lily, t.'isli fill ly tinl with streamers, nml I'd fi'iitiirr lull hr.'iul if nl beyond deieript ion. Tin1 hriilr won- i gown of embroidered m l with a bridal Vril nml wrriilh of I.ilit . of the Valley,' mid carried ii lni ipii t of sweet pens. Tin' Miilsic was rcinh n d hy Messrs. Bacon mnl Swiil.r nml Miss Ambr nun. A large iiiiiiiln-r of guests witnessed the ceremony, Mr. mnl Mri. Mansfield have tukrii up their residence in I'ort Intnl. The bride is well known in I lilKlmru, nml comes from a pio nerr Oregon fmnily. The groom in employed by the Meier & Trunk Co.. where lie holds a re sponsible position. LEARN DRESSMAKING Miss Mays, of Portland, an ef ficient instructor in the art of fashionable drcsmnak ing, will give lesson Monday mid Tliurs day evenings at Vita Mali. All Indies desiring to enter this elans are requested to register with Mrs. (!. ('. CoiiiIim, at the Kleetrie Store, Main St., by Saturday eve ning, May 15. C'hnrges, fiOe per lesson. For sale: Hardy eabhntri plants, F.nrly Copenhani n Mm kel, Jersey Wakefield, All he.n F.urly, 15e do,.; if 1. 10 post paid. Mrs. W. Hillsboro, It; S. Fred Sewell, of the rial Hank, Is Nporting per 100. V.. It ice. !M I ( 'ninmc r a brand new I'aige, and it is n classy ook- ing ear. THE RESULTS OF OUR ENCOURAGEMENT SJ In both business and fanning you will find proof of the Hills boro National Hank's good ser vice. In town you will lind il repre sented by belter business. On the farm it is ividenecd by keen er interest, modern methods and bigger prolits. 'Only National 'Hank in Hillsboro' W. II. Wchrung, President. K. I. Kuratli, Vice Pres. A. Mrs. VI .mi Taylor died nl Ilu I'miiii v' . ad near t'loverdale, 'I'll litiiook (.'niiiity, May 4, l!)20, from r;i ri'iiioiiia, She wan for uirily u Mrs. Slelnholf, nml rim 1 1 u i !i the Allen limine, at 'J'illa imioli, piinr to In r niarriiige to Mr. Taylor, A grown daughter Mii'iives her. Mr,. Taylor will re 1 1 1 f i iit at. Chiverilale, anil will i to Hillsboro in July. lie Is i 11 known lu re, having spent lit, hoi hood at Ilillsboro. Souie vein s ago Ii' wi nl In Tilliimook. w hi re hr mariii il ami si llied iIoh II oil a hotneslead nf I liO inn s within n mile of ( love rdale lor sale: One of the best firm, in Washington Comity, J 'J H aeres, I 10 in eull i vnt ion, crops all in; houses; barns, etc. Well , . . 1 1 i . i H ipnppi il wiin an K 1 1 1 ( i m in uia- chiiiciv nml stock. riMir miles from llilb.boro, on rock road. Address It. V. I). I, Hot ':, Hills boro, Or. !)-12 Methodist I'.piseopal Church, Third and Washington (Till Church of the Friendly (ircet iug) Walton Skipworth, paslor a. in., Sunday School; 11 a. in., Sen ice ill tin' intercut of tin Woman's Foreign Missionary So ciety; 7 p. in., I'.pworth ami Inter mediate leagues; 8 p. III., services eondiicled by the Interiiieidiltes; choir practice, Wednesday eve ning; prayer uncling. Thursday evening. Only monument dealer in Washington County. Drop til n card, mid we will show you our samples. Write or call on us, at l.'lii.l Main St., Hillsboro. Ore gon Monument Works, Hillsboro, Oregon. 60 If The I'ythiail Sisters entertain ed the I'ythians at the Hall, last Friday cining. There was n program, after which there wen delightful refreshments. The program vocal solos, Mrs. . I . J Si w ell ami Cecil I'.iiiinott ; violin solo, Mrs. I.estcr Ireland; piano solo. Miss Florence Taylor; reading, Miss Sullivan. For sale; Thirteen rues ami thirteen lambs. They are n choice lot of Shropshire and Cotswotd mixed. I'lioiu' ScholN line ... No. ' 5.15 -('. Kociiig. Sherwood, H. -i. t-H Thus, Talbot, of Cornelius, was in town this morning. Mr. Tal hot says the lierlha wreck hap pened in nearly the same place where mir 35 yenrs ago there was a wreck, which threw a pus scnger coach against ;i tree. The late T, I!, Cornelius was injured in tin suiashup. If von have milk cows, beef cattle hogs or sheen for salt drop me a post card. Highest prices paid. Albert I.osli. Ileav- erton, Ore., It. 'i; Tel. Hillsboro, 211 XI. 'I0 - Miss lb b n Hughes, daughter of Mrs. M. M. Hughes, of Forest (irovi -, do d in I'ortlainl M iy Vi, IM'JO, after a .short illness. She was bom in Hillsboro, Julv 25. ISS7. For Sale, cheap One covered wagon in good order; one to) buggy, nearly new; also one feed grinder, n'moit new. II. Leis Jte.'M i rlii?.. 8-10 Thus. K. Hendrickscli, of Fort laud, aired lit! years, passed away M.iv , l'lL'O." lie miis n brother of Mrs, I'ctcr Jaeobiioii, of West I'nion. He was a bachelor. F or sale : Ha v. line, w ell cured vetch and timothy, 8 or 11) tons in lots to suit purchaser. W. J Head, at Quataina Station, Ore gon Fleet rie. 8-10 T. S. Wcntherred and daugh ter, Miss I.ucy, spent Sunday at Tillamook. Tin y armed too late for the obsequies 6f the late Mrs Wilson Tavlor. Aboul a ton of small stock car rols for sale cheap.- Chas. Fagcr Hillsboro, I!. I; Virginia l'laei on liascline road, 1'.'. miles east of cit v. y-io Wanted, house on or 2Stil. lo rent: A inoilcrn before July I. rhont 10-11 J. 1'. Gardner, Cashier. C. F.ngb'diiigei', Asst. Cash. - 81 i."!ri'n2Ti?i,ii,?,"i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililli NEW PENSION BILL IN EFFECT JULY 4 Veteran of Civil War Get In creaaci in New Law WIDOWS SHARE, IN BENEFIT Ninety Dayt Service of Veteran Means $50 Monthly The Fuller pension law for Vet era in of the Civil War, now in ef feet, grants tin: following tun sions of Interest to ninny Argus readers : Ninety days' service or longer, $50 ; veteran who nerved les than 10 days, discharged for uisiiliilily incurred in line of duly, in re eeipt of or entitled to pulsion, or on pension roll, 1,50; veteran who served 00 days, or liming served a less tunc, ilisclinrgi il fur disability incurred in line of du ty, or pension roll, who Is help less or blind or so nenrlv InTnless as'lo need personal aid, (,75f, di e Inrntlon being required ; v leran w ho lost one hand or one fool nr totally disabled in aainc, $!; for rt nil at or above elbow, or leg at or above knee, or totally ihsa hied in name, 1,03; for arinil sliooldi l' joint, leg nl. hip joint, or if arti ficial limb cannot be used, if 71! ; one hand and one foul or totally disabled in same, A widow married prior to Jam 27, 1003, to veteran who . rvtil 00 days or more receives M), n declaration being neeissa r v, nml a widow married prior to tin same date to veteran discharged for or who died in service, or fur disability incurred on duty, re gardless of service, if. '10. A widow married to a vi-ternn prior to June JS7, 1905, anil mar ried once or more, since v-t eraii ' ilenth, if subsequent innrriani has been dissolved through deatli or divorce not her fault, $.'10. Such widows of ollieers nr eiilis! ed men will receive till additional i for each child uruli r 1 o" years old. In ease of the remarriage of mich widows the entire pen sion .goes to the child or children under 10. Army nurses of tin civil war will receive f;t() and dependent parents of civil war veterans will receive $,'i0. Declarations will he required in every case for original pension. In other classifications where dec larations are require'), four in nil. the requirement has bei-ii men tioned. Where no ileel.i ration is required the increased pension will begin from the date of the approval of the act. here, a remarried w utow hied an application under the act of September 8, lul(i, pension, if id lowed, will eoiniiicmv. when lier original application wns tiled. In all such cases the claimant .should notify the pension bureau by let ter or otherwise. Claim agents or attorneys will not be recognized except m claims for original penssion, and in such eases not inure than 10 shall be paid for services and on ly on order of the cmuniis.sioner of pensions. Deelnmtion will be furnished on request. Payments at the increased rates will be made at the date of the quarterly payments due July 4. Aumist i and .Vmcinlicr . IOL'0. to those then entitled, am thereafter regularly. Earlier pay ment cannot be made, on account of necessary labor and changes JAMES M. TOWNSEND James M. Townsi'iid, of Hillsbo ro, was stricken with heart fail ore while working 1 1 miles out of Salem, May 4, 102O, and wii' taken to the hospital, xvheie In died late that evening. He aged 63 years, and was born in Iowa. He crime to the coast in the early eighties, and was mar ried t Clara Powell, at Salem in 18SS. The widow and Ilu fol lowing children survive: F.ugene Tulsa". Okln.; Hoy, Hollislir, lo u'a:Homcr. Los Angeles; Robert. Riddles. Ore; Mrs. Mabel Clip orlland: Mrs. Klhel Oianoe Sacramento, Oil.; Miss Mildred Aberdeen, Wit.; Earl. Portland nml Viola. Nellie, and Cuv, at home. Of his immediate fainilv he is survived by a brother, T. J. Townsend, of Salem, and two sisters, Mrs. I.. A. Handles, of Toppenish, W ii., and Mrs. It. L. Swarts, of Salem, The funeral took place May 7. and interment was at Salem. Mr. Townsend had made his home at Hillsboro since 1012. CARD OF THANKS e desire to tender our sincere thanks to all xvho so kindly gave us aid and sympathy during our bereavement, the death nnd ob sequies of our brother ami uncle, the late Thos. E. lleiidricksen. and return especial thanks for the floral offerings. Mrs. Peter Jacobson. Jas. II. Jacobson, George A. Jacobson. Hillsboro, It. 4. For sale: Large six hole Horn range; for wood; in jood slu Telephone 2097 or call at 1250, Third Street, Hillsboro. 9-11 Full blood' Poland China sow for sale, reasonable; S months, old.- -Harold (. JonliHon, Hills boro, It. a, liox- 85. 10-12 W. II. Mcl'.ldouney, Sunt the I.add ft ft'-cd Farm at Itecd I'jlle, was a county seal, visitor Tuesday. For sale; Top Imggy, good nt w.w, a bargain. Inquire at F rank Cleveland's, Cornelius. P, O. Ad dress, Box 15. 8-10 Jas, Knncs is now running the planer at the (I. H. P. Lumber Co. mill, after a winter siege at mail carrying on the rural route. Pasturage , for rent. -Write or call on (ii-o. Hitter, Hillsboro, It. 1, liox T.i, Helvetia. f 10-12 Clerk Kuratli and Deputy Luce are getting the election sup plies ready to distribute to the 13 precincts. Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, of Clarks tun, U'n,, arrived 'I'm sday eve ning for a visit with le r mother. Mrs. M. A. Powell. Oiiyton d Iliimburg, general blacksinithing and hiirseshoeing. l.'lOB Main St., Hillsboro. Prompt service, (live us a call. 7-10 II. I',. McKiimey and Miss Vio la (ilascoe, of Portland, were guests of Mrs. Frances (ilascoe. Sunday. For sale: Kock Island two horse, two-row corn planter, with check-ryw, complete; good as new.--Zina Wood, Hillsboro. tf Miss Valine Allen, of Amity, is the guest, this week, of her sis ter, Miss Pearl Alien, of thelligh School. . For sale, cheap: Acre of land in F.ast Hillsboro. No house. Inquire of F. M. Berry, 1'eaver t.,n, Or., It. 4. ' 10-12 Mrs. K. M. Ward departed the la ,t of the week for F.ntcrjiri.sc. where Mr. Ward's mother is crit ically ill. Two exceptionally good bar gains in used cars a Chevrolet and liuick Four. Terms if desired.--- D. Corwin. lOtf The latest reported slightly in jured in Sunday's wreck from Hillsboro are Section Foreman W. II. Smith, and ('has. Jolly, son of I). C. Jolly, of Virginia Place. Wanted- I pay best prices for beef cattle, hops, sheep, etc.; can use good stuff any time. Phone, Iie.iverton; mail address, W. W. Mellnr, Itecdville. Or. 80-89 Peter Jacobson and sun, Geo. A., of West I'nion, were in town yesterday. Jas. II. Jacobson. well known in automobile circles, is now working in Portland. F'ord truck, equipped with truck bed and cab for driver. In good mechanic il condition. For sale at a bargain.- D. Corwin. tf Voters in I.eisy precinct, new ly established, will vote at the home of 1". M. Pice, on .Vorth Plains Koad, just outside the HiUslioro City limits. in. Hanson, of Jscliolls, was in town yesterday, and caiicu on the Argus. Mr. Hanson has been i . . 1 , mi one of the ttiresliernien in tins district fur a number of years. C'hloris F'ayrum. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. l'avrum, was operated on for en- lan ed tonsils and adenoids, the List of the week by Dr. K. H Smith, and is recovering nicely. Mrs. Victor Pthrssou, of Buffa lo. X. !.. visited with Mr. and Mrs- J. F. Gardner, the past u-eeU. lea iii- for her home Mon day. Mrs. Pehrsson spent tin winter in California. Try our mail order department We have ft most comi)lctc line of general merchandise. Prices are right. Will lniv parcel post any where in county or state. . I... ' s Stevens, Laurel. 47-tf John P.. Zimmerman, of be viiiiil North Plains, was in town ibis morning. He expects to hel crush rock at the Jackson I'alb quarry as soon as things start ii good shape. There will he a celebration of the Holy Communion next Sun day morning at All Saints Chapel -it 11 o'clock. Archdeacon Cham lTi will othei.ite. S. S. at 10 o'clock.' All are welcome. W. I'. Thorp, of Tunialo. Oreuoii. accompanied by Mrs. Thorp, are guests this week of r II... the liens, oi v. orneiius. n Thorp is a daughter of Mrs. Herr. Mrs. P. G. Mitchell returned the first of the week from an ex tended visit with her sister. Mrs. Geo. Spencer, at Ashland, South ern Oregon. Her mother. Mrs. Palm.ileer, will renin in ' another month in the South. Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for batching. ' My matings arc much better than ever this year, and we guarantee satisfac tion. Price, $1.50 for 15 eggs. F I McCormick, 1324 Jackson Sc. " Mf Reedvillc won two games of ball List Sunday in East Portland, by defeating; the Rosebuds, 10 to l', ,'iiul the Chcvrolcts, 5 to 1. The boys had their eyes on the ball at .11 times .and it would have taken McCreilie and his Beavers to .... . . . i f i i I break tlieir w inning strcaK. uunu M..V, u l,,v hatt'n2 was feature of the games, getting one homer and six safe hits in seven times to bat.--A Fan. COMMUNITY HOUSE CAMPAIGN STARTS ,, . " .... Geo. J. Limber, present incuni Lommittee Will Mw-t Aonin Next 1 1 . .i n in tii i i r. m i iit ()rWedneday Eve to Make Plan. :r.rrD TA" CUnUP EAGEK TO SHOVE OFF in j ii ,i in . i t "LeP Go" . the Watchword for Memorial Building jcitTLrnrcn iniin iiic various or gani.ations met at the Hillsboro i i. a r ii : club rooms last night for a jfenc al discussion as to ways and meins to provide a community house which will stand as a mem orial for the ex-service men of the world war.' Messrs. Wells. Hare and Buchanan felt that a building to cost not less than &50.0OO would be the thina to adopt, and the various phases of l?etting tlie funds lor the pur poses were frone over again and ntrain. The. plans committee was not able to report as yet, but will be on hand at the corning session next Wednesday evening, when the delegates expect to formulate a decisive plan of action. Mr. Wells thought it might be well t- look into the matter of joint action with the school dis trict, as a matter of economy, but this was opposed on the ground that there might he conflict of authority at times. Bv next week plans will be adopted and given publicity and committees started to work. The delegates all expressed themselves in favor of helping pass the bond issue at the coming city election to bond improve the Shute Park. Mr. Jamison presided and R. L. Tucker officiated as secretary. WELLS PRESIDENT At the meeting of the Hillsboro Club Tuesday evening Chas. F.. Wells was elected President and M. P. Cady vice president. The resignation of E. L. Moore as president was accented. Mr. Moore asked to be relieved fron the office as his duties would keep hint away from Hillsboro for some time. 1 he retiring execu tive has seen the Club have a wonderful trrowth and activity under his administration, and the membership some weeks ago de clined to accept his dictum that he he retired. As important mat ters were under way, and as Mr. Moore asked the second time to be released, his wish was granted. tlie Club voted to endorse tne four per cent, road measure to be voted on May 21, and their ad vertisement appears in this issue. The matter of the Adventist hospital was brought up, and Mr. Peterson will convene with the Portland committee the first of the week. It was voted to offer the hospital a site should they consider Hillsboro in a favorable liirht. A committee from the hospital w ill be here in a few davs to look oevr the around. The deed to the cannery site will be civen Rav & Maling in a few days, the committee having . ... about finished the campaign for funds. COUNTY COURT Road Xo. 754, petition L. T. Fin igan et als J. B.. Trullinger. Thos. Council and A. A. Morrill, to act as viewers. Co. Road 753, petition A. M Dickinson et als C. F. Tigard, J It. Trnllinirer and A. A.Morrill, viewers. Road 759 and 760, petition filed and referred to district at tornev. Ordered that Hillsboro Justice District comprise the following precincts North Hillsboro, S. E. Hillsboro, S. W. Hillsboro. Leisy and Grabel. Mrs. Theresa tfmeikal, of Bux ton, will receive $20 per month relief until further order of the court Twenty-six Cherry Grove resi dents remonstrate against a peti tion to vacate streets, and asK the court to not close to travel F.lm St., Summit Avenue, Fast Lake St.. or any street North or F.ast of the Tualatin river in th villa n-e. Recorder's receipts tor April totalled $001.45 ; Clerk's fees for the month, $778.70. The following have filed peti tions for dance hall permits H P.. Sehlcgel, for North Plains; W. A. Clapshaw, Gales Creek; V. Richter, Scofield; W. H. Leedy, r,l,. Mill; II. F. Bonestecl. Tir f.'ird. The. court has ordered that as sistnnts ill th county offices are to receive an ...crease ot 10 per month, dating from May 1, with dating from May 1, w.th pt.on of L. C. Luce, di p- the exee n tv clerk, who receives an in f 2 per month, and W. X. Downs, sheriff's deputy, who ijets a like raise. The Arnold Truck Co. only wants $022.30 for damages to a truck, which collided with Truck No. 2, Washington County, on the Capitol Hill highway, July the Capitol in" uigiij ;U, 1010, and isk for $350 for I truck hire while the demolished , . ti..n. I " was being put into shape County road work full swing. is now in FOR CORONER oeni, on me iiepuoiican primary baHot to himself as Coro- ner, has inaugurated a system in hJ work jn t)e fiIjn(f of fcport. on inquests tnat lor tne nrst time . J . . . . r.v rnn. in the history of the county con tains the complete data of such incidents. He has carried on the , - , . mortuary work of the county a the lowest possible expense, and has faithfully and economically Derformed the duties of the office. Ilis work lias been eminently sat isfactory and his hundreds ot friends feel that he is entitled to nomination and election for a second term. Republicans are requested to vote 88X Geo. J. Limber, at the primaries May 21. Paid Adv. 10-11 SHOWER Mrs. Ray Sigler and Mrs. Ed. Brandaw were the hostessess at a shower tendered Miss r.mma Tupper, at the Sigler home, last Thursday evening. The Camp Fire girls presented Miss Tapper with a splendid Indian blanket. Miss Tupper is to be married to Guy Edson, a popular overseas veteran. May 15, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tupper. COMES THE IRON WORKS The Portland Iron Works Team will play the H. A. L.'s at the lo cal baseball park next Sunday afternoon. The visiting team is said to be a good one, and the lo cals wdl have to put up a good game to hold them down. The H. A. L. s have been prac ticing nightly In order to show the comers that Hillsboro has a real ball team, and they expect to send the iron workers back to a Monday of gloom. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to the many kind neigh bors and friends, who nave as sisted me durinjr the illness and death of my dear husband, Ed ward H. Hofer; also for tne beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. E. H. Hofer. A REAL BARGAIN HVn acres; stock, farm and im plements; four room house and pantry, all plastered; barn; chickens, crops; all go for fo500; an income from the day you take nnasessi.m. Icrms. Uwner. near r - - - , Hillsboro. Fhone 908. 1U-IZ Fred Sehomburg, of Nampa Idaho, well known Ijere in the davs of old. writes for another vear of the home paper. Fred recently sold 40 acres at the edge of Nampa for $21,000, navmg Daid but $12,000 for it 19 months ago. lana values are gomjf up in the Gem state, Fred says but if anvone can make land worth more it is the husbandry of Old Fred. He reports the Hilllsboro colony up there in fine shape. Oresron-Washington truck ser vice will make trips into unu Plnina ml d Mountaindale every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. leaving North Flams about 10 a. i. for Portland. Any kind of ineeial haulinff. two to fourton loads, bv uhoning Portland office. Rroadwav 5121. or addressing 40 Second Street, Portland, or tele phone Reynolds Store, Mountain dale. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hahn, who have lived in East Portland sev- ral years, have moved to Hills horo to reside for the present and are domiciled at 1424 First Street. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn are the parents of Mrs. Hoffman, of North Hillsboro, and ot Mamey Hahn, of Mountaindale Let's get out of the mud now ! Oregon's highway fund has enough income to complete an the important state highways. Jut before it can be done, you ,vill have to vote for the 4 pe cnt. State Road Bond Limit an which will Dercit i nuLiiin j. the state to complete the roads. TUV.v rhiv for sale: sired by on,-lra frnin Tancred Royal ma ting. A few at $20 per nuncirea. Half mile north of Witch Hazel school and Portland-Hillsboro hiiihway. Address A. E. Newby, R. 4, , Beaverton. io-u Gen. W. Russell, well known at Gaston and Hillsboro, passed thro to Tillamook this morning, nursing a bad cut over his eye fa gund . wreck. Geo , j. vetun. Hm tn ' . . . a f more dee deer hunts. The Rasmussen Garage fire, on Third St., last Thursday after noon, caused a loss of $119 to an automobile. John VanderWal ad justed the loss for the Pacific States Company Friday morning anil handed Mr. Rasmussen a ,,c J check for $119 Saturday. For sale : Several Di'irs, 9 weeks old: $8 each if taken soon. M. II. Eueckcr. 10th Fir. Hillsboro; Address, Hillsboro, R. E. IL Smith, M. D. D. 0. 1'hysician and Surueun , OSTEOPATH Completely equipped hospital In connection. Calls answered day or night. Office over Hillsboro National Bank. Hillsboro, - - - Orego. I)r J. O. Robb Dr. 1. R. Wiley ROBB& WILEY Physicians and Surgeons Commercial Bank Building Hillsboro, - - - Oregon Pi....,. Office 141: Res. na Dr. J. B. Dinamore Has resumed the Practice of Medicine and Surgery, and has offices in the Commercial Build in, 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 2961. Offices 1 and 2, Heidel Buildin, Hillsboro, - - - Oregon DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs in Hillsboro Commercial Building, Main St., Teephone 143 Hillsboro, - - - UreSu' DR. W. H. PAS LEY, Dentist Offices in Heidel BUtf.. uPir Main St., adjoining Post Office. Phone, 25PO. Hillsboro, - - - I'resr" a W. PRICKETT, I Indci-talter We answer calls day or night to all sections. State Licensed Embalmer Banks, - V - " ure" Dr. J. H. Rossman, nF.NTIST Room 1, upstairs, Shute Buildirr. over Pharmacy, Hillsboro, - - - ureSon J. H. LAYNE Real Estate Agent, Notary Public North Plains, Orjgou Wholesale-Retail If you want GOOD MILK Call 2631. Pure milk and cream. All cows tuberculin tested. HILLSBORO MILK CO. H. C. Pearson Hillsboro, Oregon AGENT Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief Assn. of Portland, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given, Ahat the un dersigned has been appointed Admm- istrator oi tne r.siai. ui ,,.... Ravmond. Deceased, ty me ouniy Court of the State of Oregon lor Washington County, ana urni ne i duly qualified as such. "r .u-..fnro nil twrsons having miW, Hiuciuf., r , claims against said estate are hereby notified and requtrea io ureaem, w. with proper vouchers, to the under signed at his residence at 887 Web ster Street, Portland, Orecron, or. at the Law Office of Thos. H. Tongue Jr., in the Commercial Block in the City of Hillsboro,' Oregon, withm six months from this date, to-w-.t: with- in six months from may wm, x. Dated at Hillsboro, Orojjon, this 2nd day of Mav, A. P. 1920. W. G. RAYMOND, , Administrator of the Estate of Wil liam L. Raymond, Deceased. Thos. H. Totiirue Jr., Attorney iot. Administrator. NOTICE OF CREDITORS . v Notice is hereby given, that the un- -deTsisrned has been ap?Kiintei Admin istrator of the estate of Charts J. Johnson, Deased. by the County Court of the State of Oreeon for Washincon Countv. and that he has dulv qualified as such. Now, therefore, nil rrsnp hnvlwf claims against said estate are berehv requested and reaulrod to present them to the said administrator w'h proppr verification at the law office of Waldomar Seton. Wo. .710. Oiarr txr of Commerce Buildlne, Portland, Orison, within six months from this 12th dav of Mv. 1920. . " JOHN A..T0nw?OV, Administrator of the Fstne of Charles J. Johnson, decensfd. Waldo-mar Seton. Atnrrav for Ad ministrator. 710 Chsmhor of Com-, mfrcft Iti'ildine, Portland. Or. First publication. Mav 1S. 1 (. ' - . Last publication, Junn 10, 1920. a Jack Robinson, of bevond T.atfl- rel. was orreetini friends In the city yesterday. For sale : Lot cedar posts : wPl sell on around or deliver; M . M. Mead, flunks. Tt. . Three miles north of North Plains, above 7?. P. Cornelius place. 10-11 F.. L. Mapes, of near T.nnrrl, was crrertinar friends In the elty yesterday. Tot sale: Household poods and carpenter tools. Rooms to rent. 'Inquire at 1872 Jackson Street Hillsboro. 10 TV Fridnr and Sntnrday, Art Needle Work demonstration at Wells Dept Store. tl .1 i