The Hillsboro argus., July 21, 1921, Image 2

THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
County Oficial Paper
L A. Long, Editor
Entered at the Pot Odiee a
Ildltboro, Oreffoa, as stccnd
class saail matter.
SulWriptiosv, $130 per
Issued erery Thursday by Mr
I . C Xlckinney and L. A. Long
Hdlsboro baa a quarter of a
million dollar condcucr; a huu
dit d thousand dollar vauaery ; a
cut v acre Icganbctiv ticld at
lite City liuuls; an auditorium tail
ii the pride of the county, and
the Inst county in Oregon f rviu a
producing standpoint so why
shouldu't Hillsboro grow. itli a
lew manufacturing intitutions
added to the saw cull and the tme
a.h and door mill, Hi 11a bo ro will
start on tint lap for ten thousand
population. With three railw-i.t
into the town aud a paved high
way leading to all part of Ou
$i there isn't any naton why
any citizen shouldu t pin his failo;
to the future. '
Mr. and Mrs. Xels Hansen, of
1'ctliauy, were Ilillsboro callers
Tuesday. j
Wiu. T. Brooks, of near Hut I
dale, was an Argu caller Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Blair, of Ryan Tlacr.
was out to Ilillsboro the last of
the wek, visiting with friends.
C. P Shewey and Portia Jones
were married in this city, July 13,
1921, Judge W. U. Smith tying
the knot.
('has. Robinson, of near Laurel,
was in town Tuesday. He says
his harvest yielded better this
year than he anticipated. j
. R. Earle and May me Schutr
were united in marriage in HilU
boro, July 1, 1SS1. Rer. II. A.
lb ek otHciating. '
For Sale Wider baby buggy;
also "kiddie-coop." Mrs. J. A.
Smith, 1124 Jackson St. Phone
!'02. S0-2J
Married, in Hillsboro, July 1,
1921, Otto Schumann Jr. and
Mercy WaJsworth, Rer. Guy R.
Stover officiating.
Owright Pomeroy, of below- Lei
y ville, is the champion wild
blackberry picker this season, as
w ell as in the past. He says they
are not overly plentiful, at that.
Free Methodist Church. John
O. Hessler, pastor Regular ser
vices will be held on Sunday. A
Japanese evangelist, Rev. T. Ka
wabe w ill speak August .1, at 8 p.
m.
I. C lla.t, of iUtUwili, was
IU the Cil Fucsday, aCvouipauuU
by hi sou, ii. V. Haas, a loiuui
newspaper uiau of Noittt l'.tkota
Both father aud s.n say that Pa
kota has had her share of urn i
as a result of the Tow nK y non
partisan gang getting control of
state politics, and tiny say th.it
hundreds of busim s m n hate
left the state because of the one
sided control. Fach thinks I lit
the voters wilt get away from the
regime at the next election and
turn the state back to sane chan
nels. North Pakota ha the rec
ord for bursted Ksnks in 1!'20 2J.
and the visitors lay this condition
to the methods used by the Town
ley crowd.
Binder for sale: McCormick.
ri ft. cut; i;.hhI running condition,
cheap if taken at once. Also a
('rest Western cream separator.
- Valley Roberts. River Road to
Karmington. Ilillsboro, R. 2: tele
phone Jtltti.V 20 22
Mrs. William Broaden. Misses
K.I ltd and irsinia Broaden and
Mr. and Mrs. Jartis liavc rtturn
ed from a lime months motor trip
t Southern California, stopping
at the Yosemitc National Park on
the way home. Mr. Urobilin
spent part of the winter with los
faniih, retitrnin in February.;
The party motored over to Scat tit
this week to Ik- the guest of I..
F. Brogdcn. While away they
will visit friends in l'uyaUiip.
where they formerly resided, an.!
were owners of the Puyallup let
Cream Co.
For sale, cheap: Five-passenger
Cadillac cylinder touring
car in tine running order; good
tires; would consider trade for
liht truck. 10s First Street.
Phone 532. 20 21
An opportunity will be gien
Ilillsboro people to hear Rev.
Terkich Kawabe. a noted Japan
ese Missionary, Aug. 3. Rev.
Kawabe is a native of Jatan and
was converted in America return
ing as a missionary to bis ovi n
jeople. He is now on n -peaking
tour of the I'nited States and will
occupy the pulpit at the Free
Methodist church, Corner Fifth
and Oak, at 8 p. m., August 3.
Everybody is welcome.
For sale: Single set breast
buggr harness in fine shape.
H. H. Boge, HillslK.ro, Ore.. It.
5; telephone 51 line 10
Scholls. 20 22
Rev. H. A. Deck, of the Cong
Church, leaves next Tuesday for
I'.i thlehem, Pa., where lie will vis
it his father. He expects to bt
back in Ilillsboro by September 1.
at the latest. Rev." 0. Dickev. of
Dickinson, North Dakota, will oc
cupy the pulpit the last Sunday
Hotel Brooks
Carlton, Oregon
Open for business under new management. This hotel
newly and beautifully furnished; fine lobby, ladies'
parlor, excellent dining room service. Our Sunday
chicken dinners, 12 to 1:30 P. M, are unexcelled, $1.00;
all other meals 50 cent. We specialize and cater to the
transient trade, tourist and automobile parties. Ar
rangement can be made any time for special meals or
room reservations by phoning or wiring manager, stating
arrival and number of party. Come along, you commer
cial men and automobile parties, you can eat and sleep
here with ease and comfort. Fine, quiet place to spend
the week-end. Everything first-class.
Hotel Brooks
Phone 552.
CARLTON, OREGON
Second St Garage
Ford Specialist
BATTERIES TESTED FREE
COILS TESTED FREE
Parts have come down, so we can give you first-class
work by experienced men, at pre war prices.
OPEN EVENINGS - GAS OILS and PARTS
CARS WASHED
Second St. Garage
1050 Second Street,
Phone 2931.
Night phones 2906 and 894.
HILLSBORO,
ORE.
Real Bread
Perfection Bread i making good. You know it if you
buy it and we know it. It is a wholesome bread; it is
just a good as imported bread. Try a loaf of
Perfection Bread
We can furnish you with roll, buns and pastries. Al
ways on hand. Let u fix you up for that Sunday order.
Perfection
Bakery
SECOND ST.
HILLSBORO. ORE.
in ,'ti'v, and tin- thiirch will bt j
closed durini August. j
IV (tiir. of I'liillips, wis in )
the city S.iturd .
S. A. Xedrow. of ltitlianV. was
.in Argils e.iller Monday.
Swat that ijophcr. Save your
crops. "0 2S
John Narup Jr., of above
Hanks, was in Ilillsboro the first
of the week.
Valley Roberts, of near Farm
inutoit, was in the citv Tuesday
niorninir.
F.d. Schorler. of South Tuala
tin. was transacting business in
the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. H..e. of!
F.irmingtoii, were Ilillsboro visit
ors Tuesday morning. i
(leorge Wielicckc and Violet i
M. t'ulliertson, of South Tualatin. I
will he married this evening. j
Jos. Kiseheii, of above Moom- j
inn, was in town the first of the!
w eek. I
Chris Johnson, of Mason Hill,!
beyond North Plains, was in the!
city Tuesday and called on tin"
home paper. I
M. K. Weaver, of Timber, j
where he conducts 'be hotel, was
in the citv Weitnesilav and called!
on t he home paper.
The K. of C. team and Hanks
mixed nt Cornelius, last Sunday,
in an II inning u'ame. the k. C's.
taking the game, S t. 7.
Lou Myers, of Chelialeui Moun
tain, came down to tin county
sent Tuesday and spent an hour
greeting friends.
Marriage license was granted
the other day to I'eter DeU ndet
ti iiml Josephine Cocehella, of
lliii erton.
Church of Christ, corner Third
and Itasebne 10, Pil U v. !,..,. I
lr. Helms. Slip! ; II. subject.
'The Factor of Faith;"' 7 11
Junior and Intermediate 1 u
dcavor, every iiiemlw r should b
present as the County Fvreutue
Committee is puniif us a tisil,
S, subject, "The Freedom of
Choice;" good music, Fen IF
Fishbaek, pastor.
Mr. and Mm. Cieo. Hun, of
Cortland, were in the citv the
first of the week. K'sts of thr
Clay Freemans. Mr. Huri is trat
c I in if auditor for the O W . R.
. Co., and savs that in all hi
travels he finds nothing beltrr
than Washington County.
F. Melipiist motored to Seaside,
Sunday, r r t u r n I n g Monday
spending the weekend wilh his
family, camped there for the sea
son. Louie reports a tine road
In Seaside and nays it ii a won
derful dritr.
Ira I, alius, t Hanks, wns in
the citv Monday. Mr. Mills hai
trapped more gophrrs than any
man in the county -ami he knows
how. He has the vallev between
Ranks and Ituxt.ni prrtty wr
cleared of the pests.
Mithodi,t F.piseopal Church,
Third and W ashingtoii Ms. (Tin
Church of (he Friendly (ircrtimt)
Walton Skipworth, pastor 9 :tS
a. in., Sunday Si hool ; II a. m .
sermon ; 7 p. m. F.pworth Iaue;
8 p. m., sermon; prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
F.lmer Spielman and Donrr
Moore wrre wtiitrd ill marriaifr ii
HilKboro. July 1(1. 1921. Ju.lifr
(leo. R. Ititfley performing the
re renion v.
John lhach Jr., of near Rov
Use tod Crown Casotint
oorruztrenawitayi
That your engjne shall deliver
m
the maximum power and
the maximum speed it was
designed to develop.
The refining of Red Crown gasoline to make
a high-quality motor fuel is based on a thor
ough scientific knowledge of the fuel require
ments of the automobile engine.
These requirements have been met by the
Standard Oil Company out of its years of
experience and in accord with a policy of true
service in its field.
Look for Standard Od Service Stations and
for the Red Crown sign at service Stations
and other dealers. There you will be able to
get good service with Red Crown gasoline.
of .
STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
taaurMi
,UU.ro esll. i the It of
the wei k.
ll. tU it t arsi, lis, of hor
banks. Iiaiisatttd buin. s in H"
count t seat the Usl of the ..k
Mr. and Mrs I. ail U. IU.. of
N.wUru, were IlilUlwro iilor
nu r Smidav .
t ons! oitinc Milhr, of near
Fariiimiilon. wa up ! the
I'tics.ltt lii.omni;
Work was snpi lul. .1 the l.isl
of the we.k on the l.kni ol II"
lairy t rei k bridge, throiti fd
lire 'l Iuiiiih r .inri
Mr and Mrs. J. U t olio. II
tn. I eluKlreii motored over to I'a
eitie t III I he first of the we.k. I"
remain a w ei k .
(on Nelson, of Seattle, w n in
(lie nil I' uc si I . . iiu i Iniil f in lid.
He and lirril f VI. valid, r oiki !
tnillier 2 rs or nion u
it In It Fast Pott! Mid iroiii'
I'irii the pal lilt: pldi no.
t onijr. -gallon at ( liunh ll.bh
, at 10 a. in i r Ii . r
moil and eoiiiiiiiiniiiit i t II i m
topu'. 1 i in to I oioiirv I I
iiniK i line l 7 to. lopie, I hi
I'ou.li in the Milk II
I k. I. must, r
Nr and Mr. .1 I. Jinis, of
los iitilist in ii.it. nj Mr.
Jariis' pari ills. Mr and Mr. U it
lit nt lri'.. ii Mrs .lini. was
an iiiNlriiit.tr in d.uiii ! u' n uiin
ii the I oii; IU a. h si liouU ilurut'
the past j e r
ir Sal. Si l till I II 11111 of h ll
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I , .If noli north of IFllsboro
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BANK KEPOKT
Report of coiidiliou of I lie North
flams Commercial Hank, al
North I'lains, in the Mate of tire
i(on al the i lose of huuni . .lull'
SO. l-'SI.
R F.M U Kt IS
Loans and discounts,
iiu lulling rdiseoiiiilt
show ii in Item 3 I , if
any , t
Overdrafts, inuir.1
and unsecured
1'. S. goi eminent sr
curities owned, in
i lulling those tliowu
III itrina 3 1 and 3 it.
if any
(llier bonds, war
ranlt, seeuritiet, in
eluding foreign gov
eminent, stale, inu
ineipal, corporation,
etc., iiu In. ling those-'
shown in items 31
ami 3ii, if any
Judgments .
Hanking house, f2.3'iO
furniture ami fu
tures, 3,i2 30
A in. unit t due from
hanks, banker and
trust coiupaiiiea, .li s
ignalrd aud apprmrd
ri irnr ngriilt if tin.
bank
( tin kt on banks nut
side city or tow n of
reporting bank and
other cash items
( ash on linn. I in I t it It
Total lush and due
from banks, items a,
9. 10, II and IS,
tl,77l7H
Interest, tatrs am!
peliset paid
( Uhrr assets, if any
IS.73J ;
lit SS
3 s jo
at, Ml 7s
'."i ws
7. .itn ou
877 Os
S7. !
Total
I i,i). 1 0.1 II
i lAiui.n it s
Capital stock paid Hit IVOiliHl!)
Surplus f,ii ,A(M) 00
lu idi iidt unpaid 700 00
Demand dei,,,,lt, i,tl r llmu
banks,, subject to rrserir :
Deposits due the Suie
nf Oregon, and depo-
ils due count v or lit
public
di-
tli111
sub
items
11,9.1.1 .13
i'M.'ll .is
lilt 3
on
I9.V9
II M Hit. I i!
ies and other
funds .
Imliviiliinl deposit,
Mibjei f to check
Demand certificate, of
of deposit mitit.iiiil-
'K
Total nf ilcmtitnl
I'"sits, other
bank deposits
ject to reserve
21.23, 25, 27 and 2H
; - $7(1,20 I IU)
Time and Saving DepimiN, sul,
J"1 reserve ami payable 1,
deinnml and siibjecl In nottci
Time ecrtifieales nf
deposit ifiilstniiilinir
Siiviligs deposits, pay.
"tile suhjeet to n.i
tii I'otal of time nod anv-
ililfs deposita pnyn
ble 1111 ileinnnd ami
subject to in.liee,
item 29 mid 30
-. f'ltl.Ul l
Reserved for Utrs, In
terest or deprei iittioM H(U) IU)
I;";'1 r- -iiioMi
Mate of Oreiron r 1.. .1
Washlngtiin, hh.
F F. M. Mays, cashier of ,e
"bove nni,M-.l bank, do s..l, ,lm v
l,1,"t '" '"'ve statement U
Irue to tl,,. best of my knwedKe
and belief. "
K. M. May,, Cash,.,.,
C orreet-AMest: J. (.. ,.,.,
m. L, Ilalchelder, W. M(IV
DircctoM.
Subscribed nml nworn to bef
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:V 'ypner, Notary 'b,
jug r-xpiri-ii IV!
fore
COLUMBIA-
3m
"Yea, I'J like lo bate a Colombia, but--"
Neer mind that but you ran now buy the Culura,
ray, only $100 a wrerk.
W. T. Hoyt
Columbia Agent
11
PYORRHEA
(ro Moutb Wash will (rn , i, , ti, ,,. m,.u,i ,
(tiiiiis F. ttrf than any know n mm dt
fWn Mm.lk W..k 1. .1 . 1 . , .
' - .. , ,. , .,r i... 1111,1.1 11 .1 r 1 f ir.lK
tisrd by di nil. It for ihrlf ptlleiitt.
Oro Mosith Wash take ...r. i, 1 it..! fit
fnoii gtiuit and makrs tlirin nalur il
Oro Mouth Wash will .Irarup I Oil f IlllXi
th tolW
wl.rn you are your drnlitl, hit work w ill U .,., Ii km
Oro Mouth Waah will U trnl In n.u . I u.-r wj
rrerlpl ..f ii.i,r, onb r or draft f..r f 'ol. pauUik
Hillsboro Chemical Co.
Hillsboro, Oregon
I mail, ml Itrfrr. n.r, ,s,r Saiingt tank, I l.lMww, I
An Announcement
llavinc purchased the W II LARD SERVICE STATIO,
I 1050, Second Street, Hillsboro, this buMitert mB
conducted in the future under lite name of
Lohman JJattery Company
and we will give courteous treatment to all cud
Your Patronane it Solicited
R. C. Lohman, Prop.
GOODYEAR AND PENNSYLVANIA
Tires and Tubes
IIAVOLINE AND MONOGRAM
Oils and Greases
WASHINGTON COUNTY'S ONLY C0MPUH
STOCK OF AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES
Prompt Service-Fair Prices
Service Garage
Cars Washed
C W. GREGORY, Prop.
Oil and Gre
Sen