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.1- i-entrs- THE HILLSBORO ARGUS County Official Paper L. A. Loo;, Editor. Entered at the Tort Office at llill.shoro, Oregon, a aecoad c!vs mail matter. - I I-T Subcription, $1.50 per annum. Issued every Thursday by Mr. t. I. MoKmney and L A. Long Oregon' harvest is at it- lit ishth and ppoduction is abun d int. Why shouldn't Oregon be prosperous? The legislature of Tennessee vi -stcrday ratified the woman suf frige amendment and weim.m's MiiTr.ige is now urtil pro tided there is no reconsideration within three days by some one who cast an affirmative vote. This makes the necessary majority of Mate to make it constitutional. The gasoline shortage has play ed havoc with auto dealers and garage men. It is estimated that sale of niarhincs would have ln rt fty per cent greater ami tint the mechanics' payroll would lute been all of double had there Uen no curtailment in the pur chase of the juice that run the joy-wagons. Europe is running riot witli Reds and the end is not known. If friend Lcnine should tie up with the radical clement of Ger m my, and the two elements form a coalition w ith the junkers and socialistic Italy join in the com mon cause, a great deal could be done to overrun all Europe. With Jintam divided against herself to a certain extent, and no League of dominant nations pledged to preserve peace; with France illy prepared to again enter warfare, who knows but what condition in Europe will soon rival the thys when the Moguls raided from the Baltic to the Mediterranean. And, by the way, who knows how soon our own shores shall have a vis itation of trouble from the Reds there are many in America. To this class homes and organized society mean nothing. Let us show good faith to the world ami to those with whom our sons fought that the world may not be plunged into chaos. I- O. St.wldalr, deputy sheriff and vatroIm.in on the highway bet ween here and Portland, ap-jH-.srs to lc unable to shake ott the "ims" that has been on hi trail since he started proteiiti the siH-cd limit. Ho s injured v Ust niijht. at Third and Couch. while rul in it bis motorcycle, hi wheel striking a depression and throwing hint off. badly lacs-rat ing his left knee. He was given attention at the Fmcrgcncy Hos pital and later was able to go home. Last Spring Stockdalc collided with a Ford machine near Aloha, and was in the hospital several weeks. Art Miltenbcrger, mail carrier on Route I. and his father in-law. Henry Brocks, returned the first of the week from a trio to Yaoui- na. where they visited William Miltenbcrger. They also took a trip over to Newport and Vvr Creek. Jump-Off Joe. and the l-oret knows where . and Art cam.- home in "due form" with h; dermis full of clams and crabs. For Sale, by ow ner Four acre tract; all in cultivation, good plastered house, woodshed, gar age and chicken house; 1C, miles ironi court house, on highway. Also 9 lots in city limits, consist ing of 3 acres, good 8 room house, barn; chicken house; all fenced ; city w ater; electric lights. For particulars inquire at No. 518, Seventh St., Hillsboro, Ore. Weil's Department Store this week received an order for two Shriner blankets for shipment to Buffalo, New York. When the Shriners were here a Buffalo man bought two of them at the store, and w hen he arrived home they were admired by many, and the order followed. This is' some rec ognition of an Oregon made product. C. M. Bradley, working on the O. E. bridge gang, was injured by a block falling from the pile driver at the Dairy Creek bridge, west of town, yesterday. He w as badly bruised about the head and face. Dr. Smith is attending the patient. Bradley resides at Ti-gard. Mrs. E. J. Johnson, wif. f Photographer Johnson, it in critical condition. She has been a sufferer from call stne n.l the gall bladder bursted. Dr. Smith was called to attend tin- rase. John r mrick. who has hn .... in the Idaho country for an ex tended period, is in the city and will remain several months. ! expect to spend the Winter in I the Willamette Vallev. r.RFAT YFAR FOR ! .I.... I ...... I ...... I l..lw . SALE OF SEPARATORS! We assure you that whatever yon (can do in their behslf will be A. J. Hartrampf Sells Sevsrn Case nr. all v ai.nr. . nt, ,1. We would Machine to Farmer Croup ; miuv. t that von form a club in . -tour tow n .tiid shin a barn I of. MANY OTHERS PURCHASED, tanned fruit or canned iiiiili hies. In ftct any kind of fsriu Increased Grain Acreage- Called produce will In- accept side. We t . .. I mm . . I ..... . . will gltdly funnel as many ta isrs as you desire, and prepay all freight charges. For shipping iii.lru. tixiis, ad dress all correspondence to lien Siipt. W. (.. Maclarrn. I'urnside St., Portland. Ore. Here is . I. .n. e to im II VOUt ....... , i , heart and you'!! feel the better for it. for Increase of Machines Scores of new threshing in t chines have Ken bought hi Washington County farmers tin season, due to the fact of in creased grain acreage each vear Heretofore it was difficult for grain growers to net their Pro .... . duet threshed, ostitis t scarcity of separators but the advent of the tractors has solved the situs tion. A tractor means quick har .. . . .. i . . . esi. ami a tractor also means power for a small separator lroua of farmers have joined in . i ... me purchase of small threshers i t - ... ana mis means tiial crews can easily le assembled and a mat can thresh when he wants to. ot pretty near it. A. J. Hartrampf has sold set ell Case separators this season, and nearly all of them are heme driven by tractors t'ver the count v come report of thresher purchases, and it i ...: . . l ,i . . . . ouiii.nrii mat at least h,.v. CAMP M.KAY W. V Hsrris. his wife and etui ,lren. and Mr and Mrs. Frank Peuli Pit. lied camp scslcr.Uy on Mckav Creek, on the J W, Hal I, place. Harris l rutiilig . I. . trie liclils and will install t, !. I'll. in.-, ami th.t will hate all the comforts of citv life ..til nil tt. r the shad. of the sin am The Imss are some wusr.ls w In n It comes to riviiitf up a camp Sivcneer Jones and family have returned from cteport. I has. Mm ham. of Jollt Plains, was: in the citv vesterdav Jake Rcichcti. of Wrst t'nion was in vester.lai, ureeting friends. Banker Mats, of North Plains. was over to the count v seat last of the week. Mrs. F. I.. Moore departed to day for Hav Ocean, where she joins Mesilamrs McPheeters and It oar. hi. the CARD OF THANKS We desire t express our since r thanks to alt who tendered at. and sympathy during our l reatemeiit. the death and b iines of the late husband an filhrr. J. It, Vrooman. and re turn especial thanks for the Hr a I offerings. Mrs. J .11. 'ro..insn. Frederic F. Vrismuh, llitl.horo. Ire, August Is I ''20. GETS BACK Mr. and Mrs J. W. Ilartnik-. r an.' sou, Dwiht, arrived home last Stturdsy ct clung from a ! mouths' trip to the Paeilic coast They spent the ijreater part ! the time visiting Mr. Hsrtniijrr'' t.-rs at Hillsboro. Oreuou, an. . i.uineran sertiees iicsi .iiii.iax , . heen bouht durimr the 1S0 s. ..... ... . . "el i in.tritnii ar i i .i c .ti'k ai ini i.i i . . ... son. "r . lakima. Washington. Thee rn tent t lui nil, mi naseline Mrrel I . ,. , i . .. .1 , . I (I'll 11 III, Ill. .1-11 '.. UK I . H. Schaw. Pastor. I ' . i i . i i . I coast vrrv much. Put are irl.a.l t For Sale-Mail carrier's wait I be back In (Irun.lr Center one. hi, tiracticallt new: harness and collar, used but 3 month Arthur D. 1 1,11. of I .a lire I, ha boueht two neve Avert- machine and may bur another before tin season closes. asnington 1 ounty has been raising more acreage of grain, tear by year, and this season shows the largest in historv. Th. fact that dairvinsr has reinven ated the soil means an in.-r.-..-.! yield over the old regime when atelv. I I. VI. . I Peter Almquisl. of near Wit. I. Haxel, was a citv visitor todar. lands had been run out br grain raising, and it is now not uneoin mon to find field after field which yields from S3 to S3 bushels itei acre, manv eoing as high as 0 anit so bushel. Tl 1 . ...... aiirrsninv ni mis vear con tinue well on to September JO. or see Jas. r.iuu s. .V few more lino pickers want d. Those w ho w i-.li to pick at A K. Willis' t ar. I nlione Ul IS North - . dains. Please register immrdi St Srt For Sale - Jersey HoUtein more,- (irun.lv -Write I Despatch. Criitrr ( low a t Hillsboro, Ore. I Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 1 rtinirer tuilr. the Bran.laws while in llil!.l.,.r. Try our mail order department We have a most complete bap a1 general merchandise. Price an right. Will pay parcel post any here In county or state. W. I . . . i . I " "err in ctaunir xr.auc cow, Willi srcoilil can; nue I c t I . . ,i .. t. ,. i. . I ,lr,rn. iJiurri. ,ti now. i rice, e i no. - it . r. tiar.i AN APPEAL ncr, at (Juatauia Station, on Ore ron Electric. 8t Stl Mrs. I .ora Stockton ami tlaugh t.r. Kittie Mae, and Mrs. J. (iam tt and daughter. Miss Flor iice, are spending their vacation t Kockawar. K. II. Tongue departed for From the Pacific Rescue and Pro tective Society t....l I....;. ti f . -r. .v.oi . ... u......,.,. ,.m. ...ngur ... ...r.-sHen, ttorkrrsof Oregon pending a vacation oter on Marriage lieeiisr - Loum It Amachrr and Florence Iti.e Harry Amachrr and Belle II, i. tine, the two prospeetlte groniii being brothers, were granted ll cense the last of the week Mr. Fraukie I.iijm r, of II. pp nrr, a sistrr of J. . Rhea, Su,l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinit. of It is needless for Ui li) iii iitii I VM jt,,. ... 'HIV, il. tlt'C.til Ami rlI:in l. t.... omen hnbies and children. The task i- ilithcult at times, but a treniend iMirurn ni present. I Ills is an appeal to you to remember t lie iris ami the- Imliu-s duriinr tli. coming season, and put up a lit .1 - . lie extra fruit, with or tvith.ml .ugar, for shipment to the Louise t.uuie, nnn me .Vlliertint Kerr Home, where tve are enri..,, t... . . . . .' I -tl nenioni yrslertlay afternoon, on I . ,. , , , ,. . . . : I Portland, spent Sun. lev with Mr ''I .,,.1 M.. I li in tt .. ... . ..... ...,s. . , linen, til iiaiie ?-?- - . Aug SF 4 ECIA Commencing August 10 to September 10, we will give FR One inner tube with each Ajax tire purchase. A large shipment of tires due this week. No old stock. Don't miss your chance to save $ $ GARAGE 0. L. HUFF, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Huvh !lnirr km. I hitdrcii are sin n. ling a fortnight "'t the McCrrdir Snrinis O.L i.lge, mid I In (, hns promisrd to a - to all tin- cooking during the trip Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wells. M l.irjorie and the three little one l. pmted the first nf the week in me iitiiisnn n tor a trip to As ion i, casi,e, lloekawat- and Til 'amook. Mr. and Mrs. (iuv Powers and son. Will, departed this morning l ir a camping va. ili,,u i.tiron the N'ehalem. They will be inin ed bv L. F. F.mmott and f.imilt lomorrow. M. Sturm Sr., of above IMoom mg, was in town this morninu Murm says he ha about two tons of peach plums, the linest of tin- line, which are a drug on the mar ki t. Hi frirnd are w.-lriimi. The young people of the Chris nan l.mli-avor nocletv, of tin fl. t . . . urisii.tii i iniri-n. win in.i.t n Conked Food Sale, Saturday, Au ust 21. at the HilM mro M.-remn- tile Co. Store, Second St., nt 9 a Ml. A tiartv of sit people, renrr o-iiting the Slate Chamber nf y oMini.-rrr and the allied in, I,.. fries of the state, were in the city this Illuming, on a laninalirn against the 4 per rent interest law, which they allege wl 1 be ruinous to the state nt large, and ilnve ciiiiital away. A local nr. lamizfition will soon be formed to 'mb.-it the proposal ut the poll J. C. Hare was in town Turn ibiy, mid with C. W. III....... ;.. t nvn, and the Aririis reporter there was a little old fashioned reunion on the street. HI f in iii fin, I Long worked for Hnrc 34 years 'igo, aim wiiilc there have been meetings of two of them at lime, never in the over St years nnve ui,y met with the trio all present, iinre ami the Argus re porter are trointr down to r.i.L l"ps for Charlie a half day when xeason opens, just to r( 'loom hogs them around Chas. F. well. Doslmnstrr l Jennings I.oilgc, Clackamis Co. Vt'mkt.v,,x tt I .1 .1 a .1. r 'l' I'lI'llUI'Il Ilft V U T V In as chariff? of emhvzziinir tovan trr tr crnnient fluids bclomrinir in th., fiostal department durinir l.i. t tin of office. He is accused of tniiiilul, i,t manipulation nf P n money orders, Klwell's home was (lestril Veil l.v Cra l.ol vi':... . I . - j ..... inier, arid the tioslal records w.r I,, . "...iii-.i, Mrs. I.lwell was Injured escaping "in i in; pnze. It lu r.rw,l...l that suspicion was first directed " inn case because of a report that the oiilia board fore dad warned the Klwells of nil! nnnemlinir fire. F.lur,.H i .. ion in -law of the late Thomas nicker, of Hi shorn, n pioneer. For mnnv vihn l, " nrr enrner in fortland, nfter jvnrd starting a torc at Jennings Lodge, and later beenmlmr e,i , W '"ie ni.nir;r Mr and Mr. 1. II Keen. m. nt Millsdatr, were in the eitt tin Mi.iruing, rnroiitr to visit tin- , lis nil, I Krrnnti fsmilies, nl... North Plains and Moni,lvin, ,. The tlit one ease of Pureell Pureell was I,. ir,l in circuit ...... I ill part, tester. Ice, sn.l ill l ll. In. I. . I S a 1 1 1 r . I . w li. n .bi.lg. Pagley w ill end. r a decree Ward Fillies trie. I th- rdge nf I grinding knife at the C II I mill, the oilier ,., . nll, , suit is drawing il,,n p,v fr the State Ai l ident nilniiu,.,ii ii . i ..... . m J. II. liarl ett nn. wife, of mar Stholl. August tt a son. The young man is n grand son of Mr. and Mrs. M. V ltn ham, of Hasrldale. F.arl Haywnrd is held In filno In -ids to answer in . ir.-i.ii ......i fr assaulting and beating C Schoonoyer, on Friday. August la an unlucky day. Vf 1. I ci ...is. i.uiis iiammer was re rent V thrown fr..... . I ... I ".s- inn. sustained a fracture of the wrist Ur. J. II. Dinsmore attended Ih injury. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitel.,! .1 I', I 1 ill III , .t ll. SI 111,,, .11. Ml tt a i ilt call, r this in, .ruing II. un til Kothnke, of Com. tins. LI..I..I fill II. Is ill l.kll III. I i,t ..( the si ll. Mis. llil luin.k s l is t .l, ,1 ,,ii f..r pH ndi. ills yesterday, I , s lr I.. II Smith I lr J. (I It.. 1. 1, b ates SltM f,.r l(t kw st , to j. n Mr It . I I . sud will re in sin until S. pi I. Porn, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meinke, of Hillbor, August 13 I ISO. a sow. Priin.. Sant.tr. t, of be low Itee.l tllle, called on the Argus the 4, of the w erk, Mr. and Mrs. I'.lgsr Itih.e, of Farmington, were rounly seat is t.ir Monday morning, II. nn in S. Id.liiit ti. h Is h n, in,- few weeks down at Crt u. tl and the Miix sttlng rant It Mr, and Mr, (ilen I'm ne ,, parted M.-ndsy for a vacattoit ... rt near Newport, making the trip by auto. J. J Kurattl. of Phillip, was in to., n Monday, on hi return from biisine trip ! Tacttma an.) Seattle. Mrs, l..r Heed Hsiber, Jute mle court olfieer, wa il.iwn front the (.rote Monday, on court ti! lie. Fred lllslmp, of Oreneo, w Argu eallrr Saturday. Fred i sl.'l doing duty up at the Jac k son I all tpiarry, Ac Fagttton, who ha beie with the I', S A 1. 1. raiser' old,. iii Portland many year, as mil to the city the last of lite wrrk. J. A. Klrkwo.nl, of Ilec.lt ill. . was greeting the Argu Friday J A ha been a patron nf the re ligioti weekly for a tuarlir nf eel turt , I red Merger, of llethsny, W reeling f fiends in the m- hl morning It iriestlng itiid thr sli ng I nearly c .iiuplete.l in hi sec tnui. J. I , ll rlr Is building a fine v onion hoiisr mi he rami. south of Corn. . ii. r h.a ipntr li a. re age In tills kind of fruit til season, '..-( I , .11,1 II.. ,1.,!, ,.. , ..', t .H I ..I i .. ( "'l ! j , ''" 1 , ,., n. t .-. (i ti.l. I,,:;. ( ' ''g. I ll . ' sj n I til ,. , , . '"I, II M ) .. "l M.n I,"',"' ' t..,l '?"" mj " V ' iiin.i, . is , I uiu-1,1, , ',(, j ' .1 . " "i. S "" f il N'' I l.. .i,,,,,, ,,. , '" .,,,., ih:k' I. "'!' .r', 4 :' ... v..,,tT; test,,.,,, '""J. k fill I lWs.cri. IN At " RiX I V ' "" 1 I'1 3712 .,! ,r P"""l' litn.l ta ,; plumi ng . ,!, W j "" I"! " l't U l, wlln r. ,,, ,1.1,,,, !' !! U.n4 Illlll. r , lKtf,. w ill ,,,!! i ; PERCY LONG: Seecnd .St., Ihlldwrts 0 at came in from i),.-lr Meacham'. Snturday, and spent eoupie oi Hours in the city J. H. Iml.iv, of Kre.lt ille. f....... time to visit Hill.l ing, between time of writing tnrciiouse rrrript. F, J. Clark ami a,.n It r "yond laurel, were court houe rnller today. R. F. nerved in the iaavy iiiirmg the recent war. Chester Hridirr I...I . .t...i i r, . - " ..limine lerdieron stallion, yesterday, nt w.e Mk Park ranch. Pneumonia n tnc cause of death. Fred C. M,.NVV of Mr(., inin. is pack from r...,..lll i lj K' tting his harvest work out of me way. W. II. Lyda. well known nt the rove amj .,,,., Crrt(i Uh moved over to Canby, Claeknn.as ouniy, to renlde. Colnrl Ilyarn Wilson and Kit Z'TL Wrrr n"'f'''l Aug. 1020. Rev. Walton Skipworlh in lining, .J "Iiii If it i . .em,iiirey relurtie.I Monday f mm a trip t Woodland Wash., where . f()rtM,,rIv vr, Mm. Wilbur Dillon wa oper ?7 on. 'op l'P-"-itI.. AuguHt by Rohl, ami , Wiley th,Vn "'"V Klu, ... K J1( home nt Rockaway. Mr. Fred Heckmann. of t, Iletlmny .tore, wn. a city rail,. Frank Llchly, f , C(.( tl'c other day, greeling frien.ls, Mr -and H. M. M. IIg, I"1 W' rP y Visit Twelve more day and the ilec reason opens. 14 of lies, tors 5 oj ( 'otwitent:4 Sf3S5'f2K" i HcUca 'lie . () , j:, KINGW00D NURSERY Will M. Fuhback, Pr opt ir lor OCR TUFFS A It K ,l.. Till I K WMK t'ur Sp. i lilin s FRANQUETTE WALMJTS ..d ITALIAN IRU.M3 SALEM, OREGON Order Your Tree. NOW for I he I'i'.M liil iMitrrt EDUCATION PAYS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE STATE V Person w ith No Education lias but tie ( hmrr l 150,000 to Re nder Distinguished S. rw. . lu fie I'ubhf With Coiiiiin.il S,d Kdiicntion l Chinices With High School 1'diit ation .. t luiiiei' With College Filucation sun firmer Aru You Giving Your Child Hii Chance? THOSE STATES ARK WI.ALTIIII ST Til ST HAVE INVESTED MOST IN KIHTATIOV Oregon Agricultural College Through "Liberal and Practical Filucation" prepare the Young Man ami Yonm: W.miaii for Useful Citienhii and Successful Career in Agriculture Engineering Mining Home Economi Commerc Pharmacy Forrstry Vocational Educalw The Training include PHYSICAL FDl CATION'. Ml- en(;lish, modern lanc;i'A(;i , .hit nmll,ic Other EssesllaU of a Slandaid Tccl en I C.illcge f.r FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 20, 1920. 1 UITI0N FREE J (m ''N FORMATION WRITF. TO THE REGISTRAR, OreEon Agricultural College. Corvallii, Oregon EASY ENOUGH FOR YOU to put ., new Hi'h '"J acrllched to,-, ' J the lliuir, In ' .' ,, ,,- tub, or a-,y ,..hrr .tains, painU, ,0 cnami ls ami lrw"" ' , the work. An,vlr;ly - J, it without Inuihle or n labor. What .1" y,u ' to Jo. R. L. TUCKER, M.lnSt..ndP.R.AN.T
