The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, October 21, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCapital and Industry Keep Out VQUtP VOAS A PATRIOTIC CITIZLN OF ORF.GON, PLACE SUCH A SIGN ON THE BORDERS OF THi: STATE? TI,lUrl!jf t-1-if,..u .! ,lllif .,,,r,vrt H - ,.HKr of mt.arf S. Sll .! ! ' V"ru.l.., Mill, ., T..iiI,ImI...i,I .. ,,.i,. ,, j, . Lrri it'" ,,f ",rrr, " """ Tl.i measure .roM ! limit ll.r fair .,( ml, rr.l to Orison to 5 h r . i,t. VM kf U. ',,r t",rrr'1 ,n ""a-""' )" cannot. ,y U, f,,r i,lr ,1(,lll) f ,.v ,lU ,i ,r, a lim much Mulicr rate h . . nr. .1 .!..!,. r.-. flo- f ,,.,. iri..l.l ",",, ! ' ,,,r """'"lit 'f forriyn tapitil w lili li LhUv lo in, d oil f.ir- and ariol yoiir ),, ul muni oun.r. iMifn.lr of the Ir .i Im H. r intralmcnU. P,.t(r of till mraaure would tin lit frrroturr f ,otiandi of hi.irl un;. . ; would ll In financial praltl, anil would uii ui t idt prrad mo iii,I, mi nt. mi. no lloubt. UHtt-rUlwl the tlt'iouturaa of tti. Ho a.iin , hut havr you talked t ,tMir and friend alut llf Mr urjrr you to l.i rtrnlloiii; you ran to ! frnt this pratu"'- Ort f!ini' reputation sound tltlr for ilit r tim nt rnuirit tlint tliit iiii-aturr Im wrfl''1'"i,,,Jf Jr'",rJ VOTE 315 X NO ANl I'lKiK YOt'K I till l)S TO 1H I .IKF.WISP.. 'STATE TAXPAYERS LEAGUE rru run r nrK' (PjI.1 a.u ss at) OREGON EGGS IN N. Y. MANY YEARS IN ASYLUM t a 1.1- , (innl'-r. '"niiiimri !" " MoX bi ll" atjluin " AuBUtit i li"l at Salt m Otlobcr a atrr S! rar. Ciunlrr for mtj il ! ilt Crt-ik," ,Wrr h- l''l ' (l G.rri" 'l I'""1' itarc l llo iiixiitljr roMi'Uiiil, 1 Juil.r W'm. K. SniUh ll"" Mlmc ji'l'-. A. IU ll" rtamluinit f J t Mil, tU t. M. Ii-nni niailr lilt (unlian of lli x ril nlrUlr .( llw (-oiiiniiili-il nmti. (iuntrf w llull J "irar of ml ll'' llliril all of Iiom nuitlrj lof i brinf roniiri Ir.l Willi III- nr Al trial tunc tlo- r-UI. of imaiir oj, tlir ttatr for kn of tin- In . fimiol tin' fm-it w lilt hu nt wlirrr .an.- l..r,- ll., r. a. I.,, f ,inih i ,l" r" " '!' ""'I mMur. 1.4 ln ol i il, niol I iii nli r li 1,1 u n ta Im dirr, (t. N. title ta lli am ni ,i n iui.lv. .V it I. ml i llnu' llic i on ill y i li ra w Im ' full' mi tiiinlrr i-oiiitiiiliiu-nt alirrilf l.o .Ml.rrr.l ll.r In.a.i. : j w Mrtfl,n wa man to tlir Uuiii in I ! I orl I.iiiiI, li. rr a I m l.ir liail a t oil i - t U.. 1 1. .1-1- I . ,m irn.i win, im , m r-r iu in nnixrn rui in iuviwiwlii lu il (inly. tlir ran lnai.ily rM- ami riilli in ami li i i of tli U, lit!.- I. atit Y I il t.n at tutu, niol altlioiitfli iuit , I'orll iiul, 'I'liirly ninr jrar Ii(jmlM-rry 'l.iiiU for il. livrry t init llmr fur a man itiliali j m t i'rili( now lirin roll tra.tril. I r In ni t,i tlir. i- i iirr ami l.-n ' Si raw lirrrv Unl for late an. I tin n m ini ji ar niori-, lii l'rKrrivr ( KvrrlM-rin(j.) muni in -rr lmiroti .I. Ilia l'lr ' Nf w Orrnon. l.rnltli lnnt lialr nrn a.iinr Mar.lmll". lli.tiK w li r f til. Tlic rtntiv M.n.Hina. mIm.Ii i in I H H I tnlur.l Ml Clark. Im.uI f)iKI, a rM n.lril in I'.n j Vrlliiiton. itiK for liu In . , aiil ! 1'iilv I li.. 3?tf -P.. M. Calt f. rr- IT Daintiest ofAU ucm nut margarine is mauc uuu uuiiuivu Company. A chain of fourteen conveniently located factories making Gem Nut daily assure its absolute freshness when it reaches your dealer. Gem Nut Margarine is one of the daintiest of all foods because it is made froin oil Pressed out of the white meat of fresh cocoanuts, the oil from Plump peanuts, combined with Pasteurized milk, and salt Gem Nut Margtrina Is nourishing; It is healthful; it to delidoua. The largest manufacturers and distributors of . oleomargarine In the country make Gem Nut Margarine. ' The name on the package is a guarantee of quality, Test this delightful food today. Note what a great javta It . makes.on Ithe grocery bill. SWIFT & CO. ; , Manufactured Dally In Our Portland Pleat Swift . Premium Oleomargarine Pura ailimutoii ( onuly poultry rail ' ft ill l- liit-r tr jn knowing that r(fx roini.. in ,i hf.itr now on,y a ).,,il,.,n on tin N.-W Vork mark, t, . i ..im only to tlir tt.ll know a I'l l. i In iii.t i ifjii. Sllirr Nrw York i thr lii((hrt mtrkrt in tlir rounlry ami t.-ikr about our fourth of tin- I nun try'. KKt, Ort K'tn poultry iik ii alioulil f.rl i 11 uttiili.'il with tlir r--)( tiilion llit y have ftiii-il. Ilrrn'in rfCU wrrr rlatliili'd on tin- Nt w York tmirki t by tin On (roil Poultry I'ro.luo rs' A. rialion, an oranixntiuii to iiu provr markt-tiiiK t-omlitiona anil ; to i-limiiiatr mi llion and maitc in c-ttnir tln ir iiro.lurt to the roiiviimcr. Their ohjrtt in Hot In raiat: prii , but to il.u i ihrir rj(f jn th.- lu t mnrkrt. Poultry Hoi k in On i;iiii arc rap idly iiirrt-aaiiiK ami if our xiul trvni. n arc to rontinur iit, busi ni-iia at anything like f t i r ri turns for tln ir work, tin y inii-.t ship to tin- mnrkrt that wanU tln ir pro Hurl ai luir prit i I'. In Upton, k iirr.il man.icrr of tlir AaatM-intioii, n liiriu il r' it-iitly from a trip to Nrw York to invcaliffntr market romiitioni ami ay: "(Quality ami uniform ily art- the two thiut whit-h tin Nrw York marki I ilrmnnil ami for w hit li it i williittr to pay. At tin- time I was in N't-w York there at a d i (Ten net- of 'i tint per oxen iM-twt-rn Hit- I eiaiuiiia rx Ira f.'inry irraik- and tlir timt vradea of Iowa ami middle Went rn ktotk. When ritnhiinit extra anile m rr ariiiuif al iz ceiilt Orison NiiIji.Ii- were lirinninj; l',H I't-ntt; Srattlc ntniid.iriU til tit h, Ixia Alllfil' t f.illi ie i nit. mid Iowa ond Nebr.itkaii , ! , .... . f'l anrlra helllll at iu et-iiit. I lit Kreater part of tlir iliffrrelirr in prirr wa due to faulty pratlm in allowing a vrry mmll niinibrr f inferior t KK I" s''l' llll, -1 (I,M ollierttite timt elast slo.'k. The cpii-htion niav ! nsketl llow nbout the oullet in Nrw ork; i tlirrc.anv likelilunul o the Contt uvrr mipplyini timt nmrkil?' I talked with M-rliapt fifty ruit tlralrr In' New 1 ork ami not one f them M-rinrtl t" feel that there wan the reinoletl iosnibility of aiieh an rxiKtnt-y 1819 approximnlely one rar mt week ol ooatl rail wrrr ar rivintr in rtew lorn tiurinjr .u Ituat. Thia Augutt the I't laluniii Worialion had nine earn reach . , . . i . there, MK inning .iiiniiti 81, ami this volume now here near fillet! the tlemitnil. Kvery denier with whom I KHke, rxprrsst-iftlic oHtlloH tlial l lie raeuir v imi White, na this ttnuV- is known in New Ytfk. woult! lieromc m- rreatinjfly jnipular, am! that the hiipiiIv wimlil never equal the tle- liiainl, pri'vnl.il the twit easential fartora (uniiormily and quality were m.nintaineil. "The net re an It of my trip hat befn the eonvielion that the pot titiilities of the New 1 ork ninrkel fir Pat ifie Const rpjrs havr tiardly hren toneheil, as vet, nnJ that the Paeifio North wrat. by reason of its natural advantages in the pro duet ion of hiu'h quality ririrs in all Ht-asons, has a very real advan tage over any 'other aeelimi. w hleh it should not neitleet. The only limit to the prosperity of the poultry imliittry in the orthwesi w ill be the limit w hieli the poultry produeers theniselves plaee upon the iiiduskrv bv their neirleet or failure to cooperatively market their proiluet ami thus retain for themselves the prohts which Have heretofore been absorbed by the speculators.'' I onnty- Agent. f t' Wyifles, of mar f'omeliua, wat an Arjrut caller Saturday. ( hat- G. Kotbrr, of Dundee, rame ovrr r rulay on prolwtlr liiitinraa. a (iro. Spirrinir, of Ranks, was in Frid iy, ami renewed with thr !nmif I'nlK-r. Mrs. (icii. Ilcllairr and Mrs. F.dith lloirl, of North Plains, wrrr Millslxiro rallrra Monday. For Sale Eegiatrred Clirstrr White pigs, i month old. W. N. Hathorn, Laurrl, Ore. 33 R wrifel, of Mohler, riiraf(rd in tlairyinj and warehousing, was HilUUiro visitor Sunday and Monday. C. M. Kruclirclc, thr recent pur- t-liaarr of the Pickens plarr South Tualatin, was a Hillslioro caller Friday, J. S. Taylor, of near laurel. was in town Saturday, and will read the rcliiciou weekly anoth- Put Sunshine in Your Home with rr 12 months. (i. Sehlarfli, of above Moun-j taiudale, was in Monday, ami vis ited with his daujrhtrr, Mrs. Carl Mueller, until Turatlay rvrninfr. The Odd Fellows have been (riving the interior and front of the rxiatortice a little kalsomine and paint. J. Murrow is doing the work. Among the new memliers re cently pledged by the (irrrk Let ter Soert ties at Pacific University was Dorothy Linklater, of Hills boro. Pliilomalhean. Mrs. E. W. Moore departed last Saturday night for Cle Elutn, Wn. to join hrr husband, who is lo cated there. After getting aettled tt f - rll III her new Home, .M rs. .tiimre w in t.tk- a trip to California. For Sale Two horte, coming 4 next aprina;; dark gray., broke to halter, but not to harness; per fectly gentle. E. Lehman, Bca verton, Ore., Route t. Phone Hillsboro, 7R1X. 3 M if ' i 11 II 1 I V A T- Ir I i 1 J- M aw . 1 ii 1.1 II A. I II t . X It: , 311 IlLW- -v i jmt ti. ai an nr- tm-1 . Ill Ml la l.ka.lf l I I f VUSttiJ HfcrtWl"" Hum I T 1 TmiTl I I V T 7 Feed Calves on Vater Add AX FO Calf Meal and the calf w ill be projierly nourished. Skim-milk is not necessary, but may tic Used to replace water. Start the calf on whole milk. Leave the milk out a little at a time, until after four weeks, just AX-FO Calf Meal in water. AX-FO Calf Meal is the richest in fat calf food. NO SCOURS APPRECIATED A short time ago the Indies of the American Legion Post Auxiliary sent a shimiu ut of chickens to the Mat son Pierce Tuberculoids Sani tarium w here many ex-service men are being treated. The fol io wiiiir letter from Mrs. P. Bar tholemy, of 117 ltliiiuleun St., tells of the appreciation : "Dear. Mrs. Rollins: In behalf ..f nun nnvilinrv and the bovs al il lioHiiitnl. I wish to tfmnk you for the splendid treat you and your auxiliary sent to. our Doys. When I told Ihenv it was fried chicken for them that day they were surelv well pleased. I ex plained to them that it was thru the kindness of Hillsboro Auxil- l.irv that we were able to serve it to them and they requested me m m 1.1 to let von know how deeply tney Hitiirt-eiatetl same. It surely I . , would have made you nil very happy could you. have seen how thoroughly they enjoyed it. fhey are all only grown-up boys and it cheers them to know that jome other boy's more for tunate mother is taking an Inter est in them. We hnve them Irom 19 years of age up at the hospit als. Thanking you, I am, Cor dially yours." . CALF MEAL Ask for feeding directioi booklet at C. B. Buchanan & Co. We pay the expenses. We get results. We remit results, We take the Blame. NO COLLECTION, NO CHARGE Why Maintain a Morgue? Send us your slow ones KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT . McMinnville, Oregon Violin Lessons Given at your. home by professlona I instructor: At reasonable price for . - Highest Standard of Education Call Phone .406 ft Pima. W. Lowe, the well known Eyesight Specialist, wish . n announce to his many friends and patrons that he Is n.i.v ncaoaiated Willi Ur. . It. i vi..r. finite 207 Morgan Bldg., ' Portland, Ore., where you will be welcomed for .adjusting, repair ing or new glasses. 88-84 CIDER Apples Wanted Send in your Apples to the Cornelius Cider MilL We want them. . Knight Packing - Company 83x Cornelius, Ore. PAINTS. VARNISHES, ENAMELS, Cle. Dmjry rooms dampea many a aouaewhVS interest in the home. Keeper the woodwork, walls, floors aad furniture looking bright and Bw aelps o make her homa life wn worth whila. A few dollars sprat for FULLER Prod acts will work wonders. It will pat "rays M l SB la Ik. B. . mm. CI IUWUBV IUU9 UW sWtMs W.P.FtJlr&Co. iMt-mo s hrlW trmtt S ( rmrltmm. immm. sfs rvtuM swa FarmersV Mutual Fire Insurance Association Of Washington County Oregon The oldest Mutual Insurance Association in the State. We insure no city property, but take care of Farm Build in jrs on the Mutual plan. The best and cheapest insur ance to be procured. For particulars call on or write ERWIN R1TTER, Secretary Lirmton, Ore, Route 2. 85 CA11F01RMA Winter Playground of the Pacific Where the climate brings sunshine and flowers the year round , ' Play golf over splendid courses; tennis on championship courts; polo on fields of International renown; motor ' over perfect highways; horseback riding-along pictures que bridal-paths ; surf bathing on smooth sandy beaches. Reduced Round Trip WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS Via .The Shasta Route On sale daily to March 31, 1921. Final return limit April 80, 1921. Stopovers permitted at all points within limit of tickets. California booklets will help you select the resort of your choice. Secure your copy now. They are free on request. Inquire of Local Agents Sir particulars as to fares, routes, sleeping car aceommodationrfd train ser vice. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES " JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent First It is sold at a mod erate price. You save when you buy it. Second: It has more than the ordinary leavening strength, therefore, you use less. Third: There are no fail ures - it always makes the sweetest, most palatable of foods. Fourth: It is used by mfl- liors of housewives leading domestic science teachers and cooking experts. Fifth: It is the best Baking Powder that can be produced. Was given highest awards at World's Pure Food Exposition, Chicago; Paris Exposition, Paris, Franca. Sixth: It contains only wch ingredient as have been officially approved by the United States Food Authorities. The finest quality Baking powder st the most economical cost. The BiRsest Bargain That Goes Into the Kitchen Today." Pound can of Calumet contain lull loos. Some baking powders coniem 12 os. instead oll6os. can. Beswe you grt s pound when you w" . Nat Castas . m-l copslitter, Heap sugar, I eggs. Heap flour, 1 level tee. poos Calumet Baking Powdat H cup choree! . nuts, 1 ttsasooa lemoa aiev ThenssUblU regular mtj.