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IIILLSBORO, OREGON, AUGUST 5, 1920.
No, 22
IIIN S. PRICKtU
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llntril fur 111 killiliir nf lirart.
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will Im fniuiil at IlilUlinni; trlr
ilmnr VltH, iluriii liarvrat. !8
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Itiiiknw.it, Moiulay, In j"in lii
family fur a frw tlnyn. IU will
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maU-Ii ami M; bank f Tual
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ChAllaromlic Hro.' Storr and grt
lihrral reward. 81"23
Clarriire Conklin, Inromotivr
rtiginri r, Injiirrtl inn of hi
rrrrnllv, ilnv.il tin main linr,
and -' fnmd to luivr it anipu
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DIED LAST SATURDAY
Mrs. Prtrr Boacow Succumbs to a
Stroke, at Main Street Home
HAD LIVED HERE 56 YEARS
Splendid Character, and Death is
Universally Deplored
M
m I't l. r l!i. o , a rr.i.li nt of
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r.ra. fi. I- I....
Iminr on Kat M.iin Strn l. Mr.
lliiarnv a atri. krn in thr morn-1
ing nhilr taalrrinir ll.itur in the
yard. .SI,,- a rarri. d to hrr I
rmiin by hrr mm, W. W. Ilouiiw,
I. .1. Klira, and hrr daiiKhtrr.l
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aliird roiii..u.nra.
11. r inaidrn iiamr a Iirhrr-
a vray, ami nr an uorn iv. I
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mil. lirar t oluntliua, Dliio
At Ihr agr of nine yrar thr Cray
nmvrd to Adam County, lllinoi.
She w aa tinitrd in niarriaKc to l'r-
l.. lt,,..-w in II Ill I
Frbruarv lt, 18li0. Tbry lived
urar M'ar.aw, 111., until the apring
of I8H, whm thry Htartid Bt rn
thr plain in company with five
other families, Mr. ltoacow driv
nig a lour horae tram, liny
n-athrd Cortland in Srptrmlirr. I
ami on the lat day of the month I
limk tip : tlicir rrfcidi iirr on the I
Jakr Hoover plarc, near old
(ilrnror, now North I'lnin. Thry
lived there two vrftr nnd then
moved to near Cedar Mill, when
thry rmidrd live year. Later
.1 I 1 . a. 11'.. . I
nry iivrti u rre year. ni ea,
tnion. near the liolromli place.
ami in 18,5 tot up lliSir real
the Kamna IWlson place, north
of liilUboro High Srbool. In
l,lli-T' 111! W Mfll IS lltlW BV III.) n il n
I8M0 thev moved into the citv and!
rmldrdoii Washinutou Street, be-
tweeir Fourth and Fifth. In the
firing of 1881 Mr. Boseow
bought the place where he now
live and it lint tu rn In home
aiiiee that date.
The bu shall J and the following
ehildren survive W. II. Boseow,!
of Spokane, Wash.; Mary, wife I
of W. II. Mehrung. of Portland ; I
V. W. Boseow, clothier. Hillsbo-1
ro; Crsce, wife of II. I . I alier-l to art tie up his nllair so as to lo
on. of Dallas, Ore., and Stella. I ,.aie ni F.uuriu in time to assume
w ife of Fulton Baumgardner, of I
Portland. HpemlmR the Nimmer l
here. - I
Mr. Boseow was a member ofh,oro frirn.ls congratulate him on
the Ilillsboro Kastorn Star and
the Congrrgathmal Church.
She was a splendid neighbor, n
devoted wife and mother, nnd uu-1
iversallv beloved. Her acquain
tance over the county wa wide,
and her death Is universally de
plored.
The funeral took place Tues
day afternoon nt 2:30 from the
family home, Rev. II. A. Deck,
of the Conjiregntionnl Church, of
ficiating. Interment was in the
Masonic Cemetery. The pall bear
ers were A. C. Smite, T. S.
Weatherred, Willis Ireland, G. A.
Patterson, O. A. Wehrting nnd O.
V. Pavne.
Undertaker Geo. J. Limber
conducted the funeral.
1SABELL FINNICaAN
Mrs. Tsiiboll Finniiran died nt No.
oa l.ili., SirrrK Portland. Jn -
lw 80. 1020. nired 7 venrs. For
, I... r.-l,l,-.r,it Lniirel.
di. i i i.., it... fullnu-iiKT
jsiir la .nu ' ...ii " !
l.il.l.n f.oiiis Finn irnn. F.mma
vinnttrnn and Joncth Finniiran.
n... iui.,.o ltvl.nr Afrs. los-
enhine Biersdorf, Portland, and
' r
Mrs. Louis Desvaux, ot .Missouri.
Tl,., t,.n,,A wn held Mondav.
"- . . .
t... l...jn.r I...I.I nl St. Marv
Church, Alhina, and interment
w In the Mt. Olive Cemetery,
near Laurel.
For Sale Two-year-oM Hol-
stein bull. S. A. Hutchison, Ver-
nnnla. Ore. 10-82
Guaranteed Fly Sprar and
Sprayer at the Pharmacy. istf
Chrla Brii.-hrn. of nrar Weal
Union, urn In tin ity Mon.liv,
on probate liu-ini a.
Money to loan on good farm -
rurity. . Addrraa l',.,x C!, Cornr
liua, Ore., Boulr I. 20 22
W. E. Hum-mill, of above
Moultlaindali . .i nrr, l!m l.i.
f rinnU in the lily Monday mum
in.
For
Hair - Two frridi milk
H""i, i irrr m il ajfr. .ir. i,
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11:11 I . i -
"tP Cardiu r, of Kat Dairy,
r"",e lt,,wn ' la! f Ihr Wri k
iu"' to "re '" I hi Miya Wrre he
having theinai Ivi in tlir rounlv
rt
Mr. John F. Forbia. aftrr an
r Mlrn.lril vi it a l l I..-p i..r.-..t.
. '
Ur. .n.l VI,. I f ii.i.i. t
parted Sundav for hrr 1mm.. -
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liutte. Mont.
Sam J. Baffrty, f Mountain-
dalr. wa a HilUl.uro i-allrr Mon-
lay. Sam la g.-ttinir rrady for
that foray for a bin k d.-rr a aoon
a the araaon oih ii.
Roy Shridrl. miii of Mr. and
Mm. V. ii. Slniil. l. ha loralrd
at lirnil, F.a.trrn On .in, vtlu rv
hr had a contrail haulinir lumlirr
illi a big auto trut k.
A. KiiimIL, who Im Imiii ti.it-
i" if at (iatou, r. Iiinu il Monday
l.i Tillamook to r. iiuiin a uliil.-
uillt hin win, (i,,.. V. tu-l.
w Im i now a (.'aim w.iril. n over
in Ihr t orist count v. .
I. II, Ma will, of Mountain
Uind.ilr, wa in thr last of tin
wtrk and took out a brand new
Ford. Ilia hop imp i thr lx-t
Iir has rvt-r ruisiil no far a our
of hia yard la i niirt rin d.
John Kanina ha aold hi hold
ing in the Coiim II tract north of
town, to Karl Doiu-lson, who ha
lirrn farming thr jilatr for two
yar,
The Imdy of land roin
U"1" Cr 800 c in iim'
lion
rred Ulsrii, who alway re-
tHrmlH-rs the nl In r frtlow , sent
over a bo, ot rooked rralia to
number of hi liilUboro frirnda
la at wrrk and tliify wrrc err
tainlv very fine. Fred i homo
again aftrr a fine vacation.
Mr. and Mr. V. J. Caraway
and two ehiltlrt'ii, of Dallas, Tex
nn, arrivrd here the la.t of the
wet k and were guest of Mr. and
tr rim F. n.t.-l.m.n Xfra
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cawr j, ..j,. of Mr n,.it.h.
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For Sale Modern 11-room
bouse electric lighted ; gas easily
installed; on lot 70s 1 98 ; .good
garden and truit; kitchen range
and some furniture, prices of
which can be arranged. For
price and term, inquire at 1220
Main Street, Ilillsboro this Is a
bargain. 21-23
W. G. Hair, w ho has been hold
iK down the Chair of Law in an
Illinois I'uiversity, has been ap
pointed Law Dean of the Uuiver
ty f Oregon, and hM gone East
duties w hen college opens this
pnll r. Hale was born and
reared here, and his many Hills
I bis success. He is a son of Mr
I and Mrs. Green Hale, now taking
I tK. annunl vacation at Hale
Sprimrs, Oak Park.
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Ghcen, of
Monroe, Wiish., motored ove
Saturday nud Sunday nml visited
with Mr. and Mr. Tims. Ghccii
and family Monday. On Tues
day thev started for Gustine, Cal
overland, and upon tlicir arrival
there Fred will again resume hi
duties with tlte Carnation Com
Danv as process man. They have
a new plant installed at Gustine
which is located about TO miles
below San Francisco, nnd Ghcen
i uniped at the chance to try thj
California climate for a M inter
It was "(lowers" for Reedvill
Sundav, when Cornelius, by the
ore of 10 to 8. gave Reedville
its first defeat out of three games
lllayed this season between these
I two tennis. It was a slug feat,
and a irimie nueu wiui errors on
both sides. Reedville. lost the
I . . ... .i r t
game trom me star, ny toe uu
ure of some of its most important
obivers to appear for duty, ne.
cessitating the use of substitutes.
I TM. .... 1 nnnsnniioiioo n a 1 1 rL
i me imuur.. ............. ...v.
of eohesioii, wmcn is oi vuai im-
I.. . i.. .. .- - ti... r
si uortanee in unuic. mc v w. Mr-
liua players, on the other hand,
were vastly strengthened over
previous times, and although pull
ing a few raw ones, seemed to be
going good. Churchley scoring
on n three-base hit was a feature
of the game. '"A Fan." .
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VATCH YOUR STEP
IF
Law Will Not Permit One to
Drive Machine if Under This Aga
AND CANT HIRE UNDER 18
Persons Over Sixteen Must Grt a
Permit to Learn to Drive
Watch your step," if you are on-
r kixtren years and are driving
motor, for the officials will get
you if you don't watch out. The
law i ery trirt in this regard.
The follow intr excerpt of ihr
statute arc well worth reading
18. It I unlawful for any pcr-
mn who I the ow ner or custodian
of any motor vehicle to permil
.niv prraon who i less than 16
rar of age to operate or drive
any ueh motor vehicle or to em
ploy any person to ojxrrate any
such motor vehicle who I le
than 18 year of age and who i
not a limiik d operator or chauf
feur. (Section 4, Chapter 3, Law
Special Session, 1920.)
19. Undrr no circumstances
hatcver or bv ariy officer or in-
. ,. . 1 .1.. I . i.tltrhriftr
ivniuai UWI llic " "
the gi ing of pcrmlsaion to any
person under 10 years oi age u
Derate or drive motor veniiir
on the highways of the sUte.
(Section 4, Law Special Nsioii,
1920.)
Learner' fermits
20. In order that person ov
er 16 year of ape, who at the
time of making application are
not mentally or physically inca
pacitated a defined In thf law
and who desire to learn to opcr-
e motor vehicles, Tatay qualify
or operator's licenses, the secre
tary of state may authorise the
h ef of police or marshal oi any
iiicornoratrd city or town or sher-
tT of any county to issue Jearn-
r' nrrmit to such persons for
a period not to exceed 15 days
whi.h .are valid only when soen
. ... ...
itrrson while ooeratinir motor
vehicles are accompanied by li-
nsrd operators or chauffeurs,
Applications for learner's permits
must be aljrned and sworn to by
the applicant snd contain in ad
lition to the applicant name
residence, occupation and per
sonal description, a satisfactory
showing that they possess the
qualifications required for oper
ators licenses. (Section 7, l-hap-
trr 3. Law Special Session, 1820)
Special Licenses or Permit
SI. The term "physically In
aparitated" Includes any person
who has lost the use of one hand
m m - I . V -
or one toot, or w no na iosi inc
use of both feet, or whose eye
sight or hearing Is. greatly im
paired. A special license or per
mit may be issued to any such
person by the secretary of state
upon receipt of such evidence or
.!c monst ration as shall satisfy
that official that the applicant has
had sufficient experience in the
operation of motor vehicles to en
able him to operate same without
endangering the safety of the
public. To cover cases of this
character locally, the secretary
of state will be guided by the rec
ommendations of the local police
officers in the issuing of special
permits.
OBITUARY
Henry Kveritt, who died at the
home of his niece. Mrs. John
Rrown, July 27, 1920, was born
in Kent Co., Ontario, Dec. 10,
1833, and at death was aged 86
years, 7 months and 17 days.
Death came as he had often ex
pressed a desire it should at the
end of a day of work he folded
his arms and slept.
He married early in life. Of
his children the following survive
Mrs. Ella Jenks, Michigan; W.
A. F.veritt, Portland s Fred E. Ev
eritt. of Stanfield, Ore., and Ma
bel F.., of Salem.
Mr. Evcritt first came to the
coast In the days of the Califor
nia gold rush and coming to Ore
gon from California, returned o
Canada. From there he went to
Michigan, thence to the Dakotas,
and later to Oregon, where he
spent his declining years. Early
in life he was a sawyer, and for
a number of years preached the
gospel. Later in life he lived on
a farm. He was noted for his
kindness of disposition.
The funeral took place Thurs
day last at Banks, Rev. F. S.
Ford conducting tile service. H."
W. Prickett, undertaker, directed
the funeral. ,
"" Dr. Thompson's service!
O make correct glasses a
certainty. Next visit Saturday,
An?. 7, Washington Hotel
day. il-M
C. 0. BUCHANAN I CO.
(Incorporated)
HilUboro, Corneliiu and North Plains
Wboleaale and BeUfl Dealers la
Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and
Grain Bags
Car-lot abipper of POTATOES ana
ONIONS. Grain chopped or
rolled at any time
Lumber, Shingles and Lath
AT CORKEUUS
Beaver State Flour
The Beat Flour at the Lowest Prices.
Telephones; HilUboro, Main 14,
Cornelius, Gty 1515,
J. A. TWabuTfjh,
Prtaidaat.
D. B. Cheney,
Assistant Cashier.
Job
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FOREST GROVE NATIONAL
BANK .
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
STATEK2NT OF CONDITION
At Cafl of tht Cuajptrnfflsr, May 4,1820.
RESOURCES
Loans ' fo7I,66l.0
U. S. and Other
Bonds
Banking House
Other Real Es
tate Stock In Fed.
S17.147.34
19,041.00
MI0.00
Res. Bank IJI0.00
Cash and due
from Banks 198,660.94
$1,009,611.14
Only Roll of Ikswr Eatak W-ubagton County
3 per cent. nrrenzsT PAID ON SAVINGS
4 PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON 12 MONTHS
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HOFFMAN
JEWELER
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North Plain, Main 263.
K. Bafley, W. W. lleEldowney,
President. Cashier.
E. F. Barlinfham,
S G. Hagaea,
LIABILITIES
Capital, 111,000.00
Surplus, $7,41
$98,414.41
Circulation "T5 ,000.00
Deposits 188,1974)1
$1,009,61 1.84
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