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H1LLS30R0, OREGON, APRIL 21, 1921.
No.
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in Bntim luitaasnin vy
irst suptTcowdenser
Ld Man Wm Vic. PniMwt of
C Carnation loeWts Camapaay
ll.rland 8tart, lb Aral
riMi..lril of the Carnation
,,liu-r
k., .!,. had charge of the Mill.
.flaw it laYMal titUitftlt
V ; I a
Swift I fl" " " " ----
L.... il.r Ih-I owner, aim ai
tn..urr, UrlltIt I uluuilila.
....!. from the renlt of fall
..klallir al while idling talth
i i ... I lu.rt leatrra a i(r and
i'f . ,
i.,rr tlxlJrrH. wUt wrc al u
Wlrs, ( al., al Ibr tint wt hi
...ili.
Stuart wa ard rara, ami
kit IMP uriHiri .
. ..f VI..
rt. ihe ifc.i.lrnl of the I arna
,n ( . He waa a aiaMP maa
. a lift
.if Hip romiiany ami worarl lit
k y uii i rw"i ii im.-. -
lir big taetorics,
.- wa Ur In I-awrrnrr, Kan
, and had been on the coaat II
ear, and had W"H with In"
iilr i.rtWa fr I hp .t II years.
Ultra Iip Irfl HtlLboro ana for-
.1 (rp he waa auereedel by
l.il kiiurr.
TIip tl-al man hail many
nrti.l at I'oret CJrore an.l
ItitUlHiro, and waa noted lor be
t a'rat liable. ( low all
lion to blnraa, aiul a nuiil
.ntrplton of big thltiga made
jut a faortlr with hia nnrh anil
ir ral(tttv row til promotion. II
il t hate Irft an rtatc rai
Vly or Hi a nuartrr uf a million
l,.lUr. It i aaiil that It m
rirh upon hi rrpummrmlation
hat ll.r roitiimnr In4allpl Hip
lig ri.n.lrit.rr ill HtlUlntro, yun(
Sluurl hatlntf an aitiirpi-iatlvr tf
I al.nt . .fti - 11
Krii l"f uiiiiMiri a a ax uairj
tfHlrf.
I lii mi I Iip war hp a mif o
rrrl villi IliP KimmI Ailniitiitra
linn at a il'iIUf a yrar alarr.
Munrt llrfil to rr Hip rom
pint iili wliiih hp wa lilpnli
h. l tr. lo llir" larf ! nroilurr
i.( anir uf tltp Parlfic Norllirt
riin.lriiM-il milk fartorira.
A wild .Irivrr, vrt unknown !
il.r oifitUU. ran intu Joint Trn-
rr. of 117 Smvthp Apnip, Purl
lan.l ,nn thp l(r Tixani roail Hil
I.Ip .f Rp, Sunday. Trnnrr'a
rar a utrrturneJ, and he wa
hruiwd; Mr. Ida DliumWk u
Uinrd a lirokrn arm and two
frartiirrtl rib; Orval Dimmli k, a
nn. o rvrrrly bruiaril. ami
Jiiiniln Punmiik, hrr ilauglilrr,
rrrry rut ami bruiad.
Wivnr Uimmii-k wat injarftd
about I Iip ImhI. Trnnrr'a ma-
rhinp i rrnk. The drWrr
f Hip rar hilling the Triinrr rar
niadr hi Kt ttM.iy.
For Iiihup moving, barn mor
mK, raiing iiuilitinga, rlc, m or
wrilP M. C, Hewitl, Hlll.boro,
urp
4. i rara In thr bualnraa
"TP. r.aiimatrt
rla of work.
I n ..
glvrn on thla
4 If
B'.ni, to Mr. and Mr. Stanley
"M.vi.k, of Orrmo, Ore., April
"'. i!'.' I, a ilaiiKhtrr.
SEED
SltIITI'. SAVINGS HANK
lliilitmro, ()r.'l(oil.
'hIIpiupii ,
1 agree to plant one acre ot yonr SPECIAL ORF.
ON (itU)WN CORN to help introduce and alandard
ie thi forage In V ibington County.
I nlao agree t
"ted, and will be wlllinir
eed from my crop next year.
Name
Add
reus
Hie fir-t 100 Waahington County farmer- who come to the
Imiik, We will give a package of high germinating, npeclally
leclcd, Oregon Orown aeed corn, autlicleiit to plant one acre.
Believing tlmt more and better corn will fit In the agriculture
f IliU county and contribute toward ita prosperity, we have
"Pored no expense In procuring the beat.
Any Vanlilngton County farmer (lets a package.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
RXBEKAII CONVENTION
Tlp ttrbrkab Dl.lriii (Wration
Iwl.l It annual mrpUn( al (!a
t..n, S.lur.Uy, April l, Mh Mr.
rlorrnrp llryant, uf (iaitun, Jrr-
t.niij(.
The Forrnt Crovp. Haak.
ilUMiro and ()aton Imlgra wprr
II rll rrnrrtrntrd. tbrra Ix-iaif
about arrrnty mpwbrra prrM-at,
trly going from th IlllUboro
IoiIkp.
Th (IranU W.filrn, Ml VI r-
XI alia a, uf HwwntUp, a irr-
rat a I Im SUIp Prrtlilrnt'aVi-
rrnrntatirr.
Aflrr a trry Intrrr tin arlun
ami onp uf (t.ni' Jutly fa
mou tlinnrr, tlip followinn ulfi-
rrra rrp liitUllrtl for tlip rumlitK
ypar: Mr. Klnlia Wilua, uf
Hank, rhairaian; Mia Uttlp, of
orrt (rnp, ire rhairaan:
.Mr. Ilrlra Drlilimait, IMKbont,
rrrrUry j Mr. W-i Sorlirrn. of
Itankk, arpnt MU Hltra
Wllkr, IlilUburu, on.lurlr;
Wra. Aliti Crook, rbauUia. ami
R. Hill. ForrM (lnr. vuartl.
Argaa, $1.10 tpr jrrar.
Jamri Robb wa In .from nrar
Roy jrtprily.
W . I Strtrna. the Iurrl mrr-
rhtitt, wat an Argna ratlrr Wpd
iMPadaV.
Jaik Raynard, of Midway. Im-
Iwrrn Si bolU and Iiurrl, waa a
rllr ralli-r yratrrday. He baa a
ap uollrp In a mil hrr column.
A two ton Nh truck for aale;
nimbi; in nrt-la m.
rhanii al romlition; run but little.
V. U Strvrn. luaitrrl, Or. 9
Jo. Rrandrnbrrg, of Orrneo,
waa grretlng frirmla In the rity
Turulav aftprnoon, and wbile
bpre rallrd on the family journal.
We will bare White foghorn
rhiika for Ip, Saturday, April
It ami May a.-Frrd F. Iluhr
ton Oak St., IlilUhora. Phune
SROll.
MinnraoU II aeed corn for
aale. Acclimated. Trata 91
Prr lb., 10 renU. Oarar Hum!
try, HilUboro, R. I -mile raat uf
Srotrh church. 01
Andrew Drnont of Curneliu.
who baa brrn a runtant reader
of tha Argua rver ainre it alartrd
early In (he ninrtlea, waa a rity
ml Irr yratrrday morning.
For tale: Fall blood Ilutalrln
boll, t year old. Fin animal
ml good lire. Rudolph Setter
ttr, HilUboro, R. I, Boi I II ; eaat
of Scotch church. tf
So far en Poatnvtater Frank
Myera, of Portland, ha failed to
art bia cae reHieiieil before
Congreaa wherein he sought to
have bia record lnvetli;atel. He
baa men in Washington for lome
limit.
For Sale A 1011 Xfodrl Stu
drbakrr paaaenger car, In good
repair; five tlrra, good rubber;
gmid top, and machine in good
mrcbanical condition. Inquire
of Mr.. Orville Prirkett, at ll3
llaarlino St. 9
The Flrdale Ue Wlrea will
give a file aoclal at the Flrdale
at hool houae, April 80. The pro
gram will coii'M of a play, mln
atrcbi and other featurea. F.rerjr
one welcomeeaperlally ladlea
with pica. Com. '
CORN
o diaplay 10 beat earn in the Fall a dl
lc willing lo dlatrlbute a like amount of
QRELESS TOVJER CQVJ
UP Oft I) 350 FEE!
Staai Woriicri Puttiaf Up Franw
for Radio Co.
WHAT THE STATE IS DOING
MilU Har ooal TW or Raaum
iag Oporaliona
The atirl crew for the Radio
Company now ha the big tn 1
to ver over ISO fert in the air and
wttl ln a few day the 03S fi-rt
trurturp will be compb-trd. Tlii"
la to be the blggrat radio plant in
Orrjroi.
M. ... . ... .
I iip nriKhion kfiwmiu ita
again alartrd ovrr In the" Tilli-
m.Mik County and hrrr and there
all ovrr the alate the big mill are
ktarting their wherla.
The Drain Divide highway to be
parrd, It milr to ro.t fl,(tO.
New state highway bridgea In
I9tl to be built at rot o
11,03,000. Of lhe.e S 19,700
were lift over from IBtO.
rigene I a mllp highway
almvp lllue Klrrr to I p aurfaeed
llaker 1 1, 000J)00 for Im
provrmrnt program .. d In rity
for 1911.
Portland woolrn ni'i'a at St
Johns now running n"ht and
day wool cheap.
Some Salmi cariM-ntcr work-
ters working at 13 cr d.tv.
... - -
I uirrraily of Oregon ami Stntr
Agricultural college arc in a gn at
marathon rare for the large at rn
ollmrnt uf lu.lrnt. Former ha
10 and lattrr 4307. Oregon
taxpayer maintain larger Iruti
lution uf tbi kind than the old
rr and rirhrr eaitern atatea.
Portland Willamette Iron and
Steel to build $150,000 Milcr
shop. T. li. Wilt-ox to erect
$100,000 hospital. Kmanurl
boapiul will erect $3S,000 dormi
tory.
at lai.S s
aim i tu nail me salmon ranner-
iea will operate on lull aeale,
Yamhill building a $5000 gym-
naaium.
Willamina will build $3000
community hall.
Southern Pacific to spend
$100,000 on yard improvements
at Roar burg.
Condon building a It-room
arhool with gymnasium.
Jacksonville branch railroad U
being rebuilt.
Hood River New bot factory
viil be running shortly.
Portland Wages of stone cut
ters in nine plants here advanced
from $1 to $9.
Plans for the spring planting
of burned over areas on national
forests of Oregon and Washing
ton have been completed, accord
Ing to J. F. Kumrael, In charge of
reforestation for the local forest
service bureau. About 450,000
trees irom tne rt imt Kiver nur
sery will be planted in areas on
the Rainier, Santiam and Crater
national forests, the first in
Washington and the other two in
thla state.
Portland Milk prices advance
from 10 nuts to II cents per
quart.
Eugene New sawmill near
here now in operation.
F.ngene flour mill does business
of $7o,ooo in mo.
Hood River to have new box
manufacturing plant.
Coos Bay nuchner Lumber
Co. resumes operations.
Dallas Construction of new
uditorium plnnned aoon,
St. Helens shipyard resumes
work after being Idle for several:
months. H i
Staniield tit have $00,000 high
a a
scliooi.
Roseburg Prospects for a big
crop of apples this season do-
la red excellent.
St. Helens Milton Creek
camp resumes operations.'-
Salem Spauldlng Milling i:o.
has resumed work. , 1 '
Wheeler Brighton Mills Co.
resumes operations auer nve
months shut-down.
Bend Sbevlln-Hixon mill 1
again In operation, running one
abift.
Roarbnrir Lttrtrc amount of
new acreage to be set out to broc
coll this year.
Cottage drove Hay crop vai
uable in Lane county.
Pendleton $18t,M7.88 is the
amount to be spent on Umatilla
eountv roads for IPS 1.
Salem Prices for lognnoerrics
will be fixed for the season
at T cents a pound, raspberries at
IS rents, gooseberries at 7 cents,
and strawberries nt 9 cents, In
case the recommendations made
by a committee of the growers at
a meeting here are approved.
. . . .
For Sale Cabbage, tomatoe
and bedding plants, at the Bergen
greenhouse. . .
Greer. Powers & Co. for aerda.1
I
Everything ia fiUiing tcklr 1
U. Corwla. ' ' Clf
Peter Almqiiikt, f nrar Reed-
ville, waa an Argna raller Tu
day.
1). A. O'Mrara, of near F.lmon-
Ica, waa in town Monday aftrr-
noon.
Mart Mead, uf North Plain,
and Fay Mead, of Hut ton, were
tiki tors to the rity TucnUy.
Carl Hande ha ktartrd con
struction uf a home at Siath ami
Main.
1
J. W. Enarhrde, of the Haw
thorne place, Eait of the rity,
was a liillkb-iro ti-itor irklay.
Tractor plowing done at $3.50
per acre. Call I5S5 line tt
Scholia, or addrra ii. ( line, lau
rel, Ore. 0-8
irtor Iilcyne, of Route 4,
was in the rity the taut of tin
wrrk.
A. Karpcnslrin, of S Imlla,
was in the rity Monday after-
on
John C.. Uracil, of North
Plain, was in town Tuesday on
probate business.
For good seed barley, S cents
per lb., go to Conrad Puk, one
mile north of Wet Union
Church. 67
C. L. Brown, of Manning, wan
In town Tuesday on bukinesa, and
while in the rity made his annual
call on the Argus.
Wanted : To buy a good, fresh,
5 gallon row, with Rood rich tent.
Must be tubercwlar tested. Ap-
Cy at It 14 Ureeley M., Tort
nL 6 8
Potatoes have Urn moving a
little the past two weeks and
many in the hills have been dig
ging and getting tin m to market
For Sale Registered Jersey
bull, 10 months old. Sire, Fancy
Raleigh; dam, Maries Bluebell
Very fine animal. Karl Brocder
Sherwood, Ore.' ' 7-9
The Indies of the Woman's Re
lief Corps will have a windo
ale of cooked food, Saturday
April 80, at the Wtlls Fargu Ex
press ofhee." Remember the dnt
and come rt-parcd. i f L 7-8
Mrs. Lottie Smith has return
rd from a several months star In
Mexico, Texas and Southern Cat
Ifornia. Monterey1' and , oUst
Mexiesn cities have regained
their nual calm since, hostilities
ceased under the new regime
For Sale Span young mules.
futl sister, 4 and B years; S200
W. J. huachede, Hillsboro,
4; 8 miles East of HilUboro, on
Hawthorne place.' JliUtboro
phone, 34R3. 7-9
Erwin Ritter, of Bethany, came
to the city Friday on Insurance
business, and was conferring wit I'
W. F. Haaae, of the Farmer
Mutual. Between farming am!
keeping up the correspondents)
and business of the big Mutual
Era in has his hands full
White Leghorn cockerels, Ho!
Irwood and Tom Barron atraln
also hatching rgga from the aaatc
strain. Prices reasonable. F. B
Davis, HilLiboro, Ore., R. 1, Box
8. Successor to E. C Lamb, one
mile north of Hillsboro high
school. "' ' 8-7
Occasional showers since last
Sunday have retarded Spring
plowing and : seeding, but thr
moisture has done a world of
good to Fall sown grain and
loosened the soil which ha
baked during the last dry apell
Farmers everywhere welcomed
the rainfall, although there were
many who would have seen it
defered a week in order to have
closed tip their Spring work.
Hillsboro is going to be in
shape for a Fourth-of July that
will eclipse any of the past e
forts. , The new. pavilion will
have been completed to hold a big
audience, and it will be close in
where' the crowd congregates
Hillsboro will have the best ball
tcanvof it history, and Manager
Phelna will secure - attractions
that are popular.' Let us all pull
for the big celebration. .
Bill Hnnley, of 1 Burns, East
ern Oregon Land Co, Icavea in a
few days for a tour of the Miss
issippi Valley states under the
auspices of the state Chamber of
Commerce. Htj will carry the
story of Oregon back to the for
me class, and his visit will be
opportune, with floods, storms,
snowfalls and "cyclones hitting
the country Eas of the Rockies,
Oregon will get its share of im
migration from that quarter and
Washington County, being ,the
first dairy county In the state, will
get its share of the home hunt-
era.
POSTAL BUSINESS
QUARTERS
Postal Inapactor Calls for Mora
Floor Room for Oftc
N CREASE OF 16 PER CENT
s Report of Po4master Ball for
Quarts Just Ended
Poktmaater Harry A. Ball re port
nisi itiiiaooro a powai Dusincss
.1. ttllt a ...
ncrrascd sixteen per cent in the
lat quarter and thereby hanrs
tale. 1 hat tale is demonstrated
by the fart that Postal Inspector
C. W. Linrbaugh, who visited
HilUboro the other day, has post-
d a notice calling for bids for a
building with at Usui 1800 feet
of floor space; asking for good
daylight accommodations; im
provement over some of the ap
paratus and furniture now in nse.
The bid ealla for a period of
five years as the least to be con-
Idered and for ten years, as
well. The government wishes to
occupy the quarters by Jan. 8,
9'it, when the lease on the pres
ent place expires.
It is more than likely that the
Odd Fellows will bid again, and
In this they have the pole on
competitors. All they will hsve
to do will be a vacation of a ten
ant on the North of the present
poktofllce room, take out the par
tition, and then reverse the pres
ent order by making the work
room of the office adjoining the
East wall of the structure instead
of the West wall, as now used.
little more wall light can be
made by inserting windows, and
there yon are.
The government has been pay
ing $40 per month for the rental
of the room on a ten year lease,
and, sub rosa, it will probably be
a mighty long time before your
Uncle Sam will be able to get a
corner for that money in little,
old, agricultural Hillsboro. In
ill . a .is!
au numan prooaDimy mere win
be no other bidder, although
there is some talk that two eon
tenders will be in at the bidding.
The government asks that the
site shall not be more than 80
rods away from the cential part
of the town.
The HilUboro post office feeds
a big territory, covering Phillips,
Helvetia, Shady Brook, East of
Bethany, and South of Laurel
and Scholia. Its routes have
more patrons than nay other
town In the county, and the pres
ent quarters are altogether too
cramped.
TOT ENTERTAINS
fa 4
Little Rose Kantberger entertain
ed a number of her little friends
last Fiday, celcbating her seventh
birthday. Those present were
Phvllis Pollock, Katberine and
Dorothy Alexander, Merlia and
Mildred Harris, Ethel Linklate,
Bobby Dinsmore, James For-
rsythe, Norine, Dorothy and Ruth
Gilmore, Billie Stockton, Marga
ret and Janet Cady, Margaret
Stockton, Rose, Georgiabelle and
Henry Kantberger.
Garfield Garthofner went to
Portland to attend the opening
game the first of the week; and it
was postponed on account of wet
grounds. Gar says this Isn't his
first postponement at the Vaughn
St. grounds. When will the base
hall "maggots' learn that to set
playing dates In April is a mis
take, as a rule.
For Sale Three-quarter blood
Grade Holstein bull, 9 years old ;
out of Shaw-Fear Elmonica bull ;
a fine animal. John Marty, 8
miles northwest of Cedar Mill;
address, Portland, R. 9. 8-t
Church of Christ 10, Bible
School; 11, sermon subject, "The
Good Fight;" 6:48, Junior En
deavor, In basement; Intermedi
ate Endeavor, led by Robt. Kelly;
7:80, -Subject, "The Lost Christ;"
duet, "How Can I Look on Cal
vary's Cross, by Miss Cooley
and Miss Stevens. Len B. Fish-
back, minister.
' Wanted: A good second-hand
4-horse disc; 19 inch, 19 blade;
tongue truck. Frank Greener,
Hillsboro, R. 8 on Rood Bridge
road 8 miles southeast of city.
Tel. 4RX6. -7
Fred Sewell, Leonard Brown,
S. E. Fayram and W. H. Taylor
went over to the Nehalem Satur
day evening and spent Sunday
fishing the stream of streams,
Sewell reports fair traveling, ex
cepting up the Timber hill, where
the big steam shovel is working,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Frederick
sen, of the Barnes road, North of
Beaverton, were city callers the
first of the week.
c. o. Ducm & co.
( Incorporated)
HilUboro, Cornelias and North Plaint
Wholeaale and Retail Dealers la
Grain, Hay. Flour. Feed and
Grain Bags
Car-lot skipper of POTAT013 and
ONIONS. Grain diopped or
rolled at
Lumber. Shhgles and Lath
AT CORNELIUS
Beaver State Hour
The Best Floor at
Tekphones;
Cornelius, Gty 1515,
J. A. Tbornburgh, John E. Bailey, W. W, MeEldowney,
President. Vice President Caahier.
C. L. Wagner, S. G. Hughes D. R. Cheney,
Assistant Casbier.E. F. Bnrlingham Assistant Cashier.
Ml
FOREST GROVE, CS.
STATE2!T CT CCmC3
At Call of ah CotnptroBer, Pi rsibir 23, US)
RESOURCES
U.S.
Banking House. 19373
Other Bonds.. 21,87745
Real Estate J&9
Stock in Fed. Re-
sarv Bsnsri ZO.CO
Cask 'and due
front Banks.- 1S3.01.18
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the Lowest Prices.
HilUboro, Main 14,
North Plain, Main 253.
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Profits, (3,723X3
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