PACIFIC iHHIT
AND WBk M
THANKSGIVING PAY CAME
a.er. Eil Dl--
II U,c biggvt IUU '"
. ...... iiut Washington tuunijr
i .,.ffwr will lake place when
7. i-..-im- l'inrr.H U.dgrr.
1 Northwc.t, will try l rlmh
.... i littr m lb hnal mr u ,hr
with ',r Cbrma
Indian.
Spirit l running . ,e
' lh l crowd that thr
t'iitrrH ! i. rspcctcd
tf r. ' ' " The
furtland alumni "f the '
thai i'y '", ,,irr 'ortr-
. ..n h-idrr In prepared
pgr --
,w, riuf stunt fur the wiul
ludvr If 'h In
bc W'tumf of Cannibal Kin.
the hero if on f tb nil""!
atu.l fsun-u football aong.
tWh Iro J. Frank, who b
fc.J llir hu.ky Hadgrr KKrKi
turn in .hrg ' n,,t M' V,r
irwin, b drluprd .narbinr
ih.t ha. .wept nrMthmg Uf.rv
... tii Ihr l'nlrrly if
- .
()rr..n. Orcgun won lb ganu
a,lh thr IUil(rr only by ahrrr
Inn- of weight, mI IWh !
I... hern haded a llir Wondrr
roach ul lb lat fur th remarV
.bl khow.ng bi mm lur load
Four sir tight win 1 lb rc-ril
f ibe lUdg-r, and bry crt
In add another today. Tbe gaim
.ill 1 called at It will be
an J fit. ninl anyone who
nli to c real football of run
frrrncr ljrv abuuM nut nil lb
frara u)' '" c I nlirrnly I lrJ
-Cur.
Tbr Uu.l ilitirtli m,rtli ( l,r
1 1 ' K JiIihiI U brliij( urvrjrtl m
In airr unit, ri aritr) l U
in Uir. U(M,t. U,p Miarkrl.
llii nu lhutl .rr..n mil ol.tani
trait ! JrkirrJ hit. Tbi I a
tralualitr ailililiuM to Ihr Imalili
i i . . '
.... r...r ii j , in, IM-llltf
ulily l ilmli frni m. fftvt
mi ruurx li..ur, ai.il only !
blmb 'from liib Srliooi. Tb
n.rrly U arliuUrl) a.l..lr;
la mU suliurlian liomr trail
I atlaU It. If to tnall fruil
....l . i.i. t .
mu in rniinjr. III-. IlitniU
arr bring ruuttnun! on Firl anc
Tbinl klrrrl. In a ft w yrar tbU
mil all lr tlrvrl rl ami mil u
i.i.i ... i i it i. i
I'wri BHnj ianuiir, u i lir
rnou(b In thil ivrmiu ran work
m lon ami livr on Ibr iriix rtt
Tb laiij I)Iiik InUrrn ibr rail
ril a n J (lie county road ba all
lirm 1J and .iuir trail on llrt
trrrl. Tb unrr bair failb In
lbl rorrly and arr riling
irrj inirrai irrill
Mfim. Martin ItrUcoll and II
BOY ABOVE BUXTON
Frank At wood. Aged 16 Yar,
Killed m Family Hoin
TREE FALLS ACROSS HOUSE
Mother Severely Injured But Will
Live, Say rhyitciana
MiJiiiUjr'a atoriu liMik it lull of
human life in thi romily, bi n
rrank Ataoixl. aud III, lul
i t . . .
in iili( in llir ,twooi Iiiiiiii
abr llufion, a kiiiotanllr kill
rd by a Irrr hnh Ml rnroo I In
buihlniL'.
Mr. Atmixxl, tbf ini.tlirr.
rrrrl)r injurrd, and a youiiRrr
on, who wa in Ihr Imuor, n
unrn(hri. r at nnir rnt to
nrihlMr for hi li, and fiiut
i hiniillin, Clia. Si lm iillin nn.
I'riU llrown wint to Ihr Atttoot
(iardnrr, uf I'orlland, bat r bom to r lc ir tbr Ih.iI of tin
.... . . .i. . . ..
uoujiiil lli . Mtn mtil. M.-a. i.ii. lulr thry r rxtri
lin k, on .South lr.1 St., and ralinit him fr nu uiitli r Ihr Irrr
bare put in lararr lok of fi I riond onr fill, and olruik I hi
y and lad jtroirrtr. Thr lir.t fnllrn tn r, Ihr mirirb Ik In
III rarry nothing but tbr Ul thai ihr ihrrr nun rrr not kill
lid aril al rirr that will hv rd
monry rri to Vi a. You arr I Tb ilrad lov 1 a kon of tin
luiilrd to i-all and Iry u. Durltat (irurr At Mood, who .a
tor will tt badiuartrr forlkillrd Orlolirr 10. bv a biuitini;
rral baniain in Mroerrlr. Trl I Iim-uiiioHi r at Si'otirld
S. A. Frnnr, of mar Farming'
ton, ii in Ihr itr Tm wlay.
Horn, t Juik lihin in''
& .
will-, imikitoro, ...v. 2z, a mii.
Horn, to F rrii K i-('r and ifr.
Ilill.ln.ro, Nov. 17, l.2l, a girl
John Kaufman and l.tta I-rmon
wrre marriri! in I'nrtUnd, No
20, 1921.
Mr. Almrir I'.lnkr, nl near
North I'laoini, in town Tur
lay.
rumiibrd roim for r nt. Mr
V. N. Ilarri. 1 13? Jiikann St
Trirpbonr 2312. SX-40
-00 YOU REMEMBER"
TILLAMOOK ROAD IS
BLOCKED BY SUDES
Train Out of Portland Run Only
M Far a Cochran
THANKSGIVING CONCERT
MRS. NL R. BEEBE
A Tbankifivihif ronrcrt will b' Mr. M. R. Berbe dird at Roy,
r, . i v . in i i4l mirt 71 vrftri B
irivcn at tne iHnrrrBaiinni, j
( hurt ii nrt Sunday errninjr,
7:30
ritrd
NO CHANCE FOR TRANSFER
Sol
Ye Shall D ll
Mr., r. J
Big Storm Leave High Water in
Wake Damage to Valley Small
Tbe big atorm of Sunday and
Monday, which n o 'iisaktrru! . ri ...
orrr uie aiaie auccrcacii in lyin
I C. Sihmi.lt, of mar Vct " the P. E. N. raiUay line t
Union, in town Tucday af
trrnoon.
J. J. Ingram and (ii-orge MaJi
mi were In from Im-Iow the Witch
Harl diitrict Tu lay.
Tin Anirriiaii I-ion Auiili
ary itl aoli it for tlir Rrd Cn
Mruibrrbi Roll ( all.
Horn, to Mr. and Mr. A
-ip the K. . "'"'J violin, Elmer Batchrlder; FlBtr.
TilUmook, and It !! be Mrrernl u x Cfockrlt. pUn0f G V.!
uaya ueiorc vnc rmu ni uc i i,VI.
j
ra lor iramc. rarn)fer iroinn
out of Portland run only a far a
Cochran, and tbe lo haul bare
practically been upndid for
.1 a 1
"V De,n;. . , , lijrato, Mr. G. V. Payne
Numerou. .llJt. are reported Anthem "Hark. I
in the mountain, aim it win ue ai .
f I . I I iT!l .7t.
v.iuay or so ociore omciai
. . tr i
t montli ana X aav. ir waiurn
. ' .. . .m-rnM b lion XI I i It If B Bill
o clock, fcreryone i. in " -..v .... ,
Follnwlnir i. thr tiroirram : I wa born in Peoria, 111., Jan. Is,
:. " .. .. .. .
niui ner parrn
niorcd to Nebraska in 1833, h
catniif in Dode county, wjhere,
on April It, 186S, .he wa mar
ried to Martin R. Beebe. They
renid.-d in Ncbraaka until May,
1 903, w ben they came to Oregon,
locating at Roy. Tbe husband
died Dec. it, 1918. Since the
death of Mr. Be:bi, ihe widow
re nided with her daughter at Roy.
She bad been in Ul health for
ten years, but was helpleaa only
'the uaat year. Funeral service
I. Antb
in tbe Land.'
1. Piano
SeweU.
S. Contralto Sol
A Urn.
4. Anthem "Savior
Involves the Sky."
S. Soprano Solo Mra. Birchy
-Mrs. Geo.
When
8. Trio "A Perfect Day
7. Baritone Solo Henry Bor
ihxrevink. 8. Soprano Solo "Angels
Serenade," Violin and Flute Ob-
Hark, Hark, My
Mrkandrr, ( orin liui, Novcn.lx r I make any d finite announcement I
phone 2671. 81 3t
Tb National (iranK coiiirn
lion will ilo in Portland Fi.U
Many from W hint.in routitr
allrndrtl Ihr rl in, and lb fol
owing wrrr mipiml of lh
bigbrt drgrrr in grangrdom ; Mr.
and .Mr, liro. narrow ami two
children; Mr. and Mr. OltoWoh
Irr, Mr. Urn. Ilugbr, Mr. C'hn
a i a a a. a
irr uruigp, .Mr. ami .Mr. in.
S hulmrrn h, Mr. and Mr. l)in
liurkbaltrr. Mr. J. II. Slrwart,
Mr. Alfred Morgan, A. W. Stew
art, Mr. Pelrr tiollnb. Mr. Ju
liu Ababr, Ml Slrlla Atbabr,
Mr. Olio Juhnvon, Mr. and Mr.
(irurge DouKhly.
When you want yuur auti re
I'ndi rtnkrr Pri kett went u
to Ihr At wood bomr ami fdiipM-i'
Ihr lioily lo Portland to rinlry .
from which placr thr funeral nilt
be held tin1 Ukt of thr wrik.
Dr. Via, w bo l attending tb.
mother, think hr will noon re
covrr, but it I nid h will 1m
unablr lo attend ihr funrral.
Tb f .it a lit y took pi irr nbiu'
rlrrrn o'clock Moiiil.iy nlbt.
13, N2I, a aon.
(iro. Bierdorf, of North Tun!
aim Plain, wa a city caller tl.i
(irt of the week.
Mrs. Harriet Yratch and Mr.
A. J. Tullle, of Portland, Wire
IlilKlmro visitor Monday.
Ted SrballlM-rgrr, of Heaver
ton, I on Irial Im fore a jury.
churned with having liquor in hi
porion
Marriage liiene bn lie:i.
rented Ja. F. Ridenour anil
a to when train will opcrrtc.
A hide from minor wanhout,
here and there the velley suffered
very little from the ktnrm which
tied up Portland. Train service
was held up here t interval, but
were all operating by Tucwlity,
on schedule.
Tillamook reports three possi
ble fatalities in the w ay of drow n-
PURE BRED STOCK
OPEN LETTER
Judge (mhmIiii ha kcnt the follow
ing b ttrr lo all road foirmrn
'Tbr iprci.tl l meeting hnv
Inrll drlavrd aomrwbat on he
count of thr application of a new
budget law of 1921 to the h cial
The following editorial i taken
frum Ihe Army of Occupation p
per of a rrrrnl date. If the sol
dirr are uh rillng 100 er cent
la tb Rrd l'ro Mcnberliit
lull Call, hould we do lc...
"The Mildlera who trarld
(he world orr aid rr so liiuc
di.tr, irtilrnir, famine
rrlihJned we remrmln-r
ho it a who fir.l apH-arrd tin
Ibr tern always and Iwgan tbe
sork of frrdiMg, Hurting and rar
ing tor lh kick and needy? t)
e rrmriubrr? We do! We all
du. Ij-I j then rrmrmbrr li
join in tin Hull Call.
"Thi npMirlunily wnirh I f
Irrril lo u I a iirivileg. II I
But obligatory. We are under ni
rumm.iij lo ivr, but we .hall n'.
a a i i. . m s m . I . a. a
paired bring it to u. nr du lint lit law umlrr winch we nave
ct. work and our charge arrjl. n workinc in the district.
rratotiable. We alo build bodinl Our Di.lrict Attorney ba put
for trucks. All kinds of arrror-1 u right, howrvrr, ami we have
irs, tires, rtc.Alliert F. Iisli. I notice pu.tril for all Ihr mrrtinf
Buit k service, 1011 Main htrerl, Q be held on Ihr .'Kith day of V
IlilUboro.
Fifteen years ago one could trav
el far and wide in Washington
county and find bat a few re (fil
tered or pure bred bull at the
head of herd. Today there are
in Wanhington county 2i Guern
sey breeder who have pure bred
cows as well as malts; 65 Jersey
breeder who have pure bred fi
a aw. a C 1
were he(d tne following aamraay,
at the home of her daughter, Mr.
Matthew King, at Roy, Ree. An
drew Carrick officiating. Inter
ment was in the Tualatin Plain
cemetery.
She i sunived by two dauqh
ted, Mrs. W. J. Brown and Mrs.
Matthew King, of Roy, and a son,
L. M. Beebe, of Crockett, Califor
nia, all at the bedside when death
came. Of her immediate family
she U survived by two sister and
two brother, residing in Portland.
I
CARD OF THANKS
,ng. W ash.ngton rountr had one , d islered and 58
.1... I. I. .( ri.nl I ll M I nil
death due to tbe atorm that of
Frank At wood, of above Buxton
v.itir.r..lbrettth. of the lower SCHOLARSHIP LOAN FUND
nnrl of the rountv
I Tl. a.-nntariilim limn fund i one
a. k I I I. IF . I . - .-
rpcy .-pile, ana n . - . ,,enefi,.Ul undertak- "'7' ""..i
ge were married ov. l, ! . FMalion of oreeuer nr. . -
II I.I 1 ...I .... I " "- " - - n Vnrf tn-.il
on iioiri, Kun , ,
r. ..... .! I Ulll.-ii m i
H . I. ?nmn tying u.e anoi. r.,,,,, nPri.Unt and a direct
Holstein breeders who have pole
bred herd, male and female.
Many communities have from 40
to 60 registered Hohtein, Jerte
and Guernsey bulls and this ha
given the county a fine name in
Northwest.
Breeders in the pnt year hue
We desire to extend our heartfelt
thank to all who so kindly ten
dered aid and sympathy during
oar bereavement, the .lines,
death and obsequies of the wife
and mother, the lite Mrs. E. L.
Perkins, and also for the beauti
ful floral tributes.
E. I Perkins,
. Kingsley Perkins,
Esther Perkins.
an, pre.iueiii aim uire.i- . , f i. .,,
For Sale-Registered Guernsey or of the General Federation of . , . -f .
I i, II.. .1.1 i v in. ... .1.1... t .ii- f . " -
nun can, uionviis . . i v) omen a I'luus, to ao inn i . k. . i
omce ai u. v. I t.. i, ,i ...
W ilh donation annually from , ' f,m ik
.i i .i..k. r it., .i.i. " vv"" ' -
"7.;:,uu" X .. . .IT. TI'j outside
said Aim. laiianan, im iunu
has now reached the sum of ap
proximately tlO.OOO. It is loan
ed without interest to young Scnator w rj. Wood ha the new
women wno win 10 comp.cie boiluing well nmAe1
ineir ruui.u. 'i UimnUinn .ml it will Iw re.tdv
have been student at O. . k tu.. .K f f..
Women's club, in an interview at . . ,...,
Trarharl, Braverton, Ore., Phone h.ir office at 0. A. C. ' ' , ' .
IlilUboro 2R. 7-9
Rudoloh (Jrcener, of near Far
ntingtun, broke an arm this week,
w hile cranking a F'ord. Dr. E. H.
Smith reduced the fracture.
Married November 20, 1921.
Michael Sell and Fliy B. McGill.
NEW P. 0. BUILDING
CLUB MEETS
Thr ll.IUIu.ro Club met la. I night
snd adoptrd a new constitution
and by law. As.ocUte mrmbers
err made rligible, and tb rol
of joining w placed at 2 60.
Thi bold to employers of firm
or mm who ure not in acHvr bul
hr. Tbi wa incorporated lie
rur of lh fact thai it was not
dVemrd mlvisiblr lo ask more for
thi ilfis of nn inbrrshiii. as it
would bar many. Aoclate nm
br will pay the same monthly
dues, bow ever, a regular voting
nirmlieri.
Th (ilrl Rr,rrvr of tbe High
School imtilr I7.U0 bv selling raw
dy at Ihe Librrty 1 brat re Tu
"Isy night Tli money will b?
rt to ihr Alberllna Kerr Nur
C. W. Trigg, uf Im Angrlr,
arrlvrd brre la.t wrrk, and i a
gur.l uf hi brothrr. And. F'.ng
land, tb. realty dealer. He I
looking ovrr th Oregon country
for hi tint time and says h wa.
iniiK-llnl to route brre Im-cbu ft
rrr Orrgonian b inert in li.
Angrlrs always tell what a won
drrful country we bar up here,
and say b I coming back to li e
old slat. Floyd Spendlore, of
Oak wood, Ok la., a nephew of
Mr. Flngland, l alo a guest, hav
ing arrived brre the day of Mr.
Twigg's arrival.
OGood glase, pr.erly fit
ted, will help you to enjoy
Ibe full benefit of your eyeoght
Dr. Thompson method i to give
vou tbe do'tbl srvlce ol opium
rrtist and practical optician at the
one rol. Consult him about your
.v.. lint visit Tur.dav. Dec. 6"
Washington Hotel, until 4 oclock
p. m. ,8 89
The soldirr of th American
Forces ill Germany started their
Rd Cro Roll Call Nov. I ami
closed it Armistice Day, at which
time there wa 100 er cent show
(iivr of aui'I'ort of that organUa
lion. Tbev adopted their i o
gan, "Do You Remember f
Mrs. Frame and Mi F.tta
Klla Naiinrr. of Iowa, have been
visiting the at week with their
u... Mr. Irene I.ambrix and
-i ...
Ml. Marie NappeV and inci
dentally rnjoying the big storm
17 10 vrmbrr
We are enclosing blank ailida
tit and arr requesting that it !
ivnrd and returned not later
thin thr morning of December 1
We will aU.i enclose your blank
minute tu le returned at I hi
same lime. We are asking you
also, to fill out a blank w hich w e
are enclosing, giving lb number
f miles of road in vour district
1 11 .. . . 11 .... L . . . t . nf
oi auove iaio, ivc. pi"r-.m I women
t. Francis church omciatii-g.. A c becUW this fund was avail
Will take contract to cut cord able and have now become self
u I .nv b nirth and in any Hipporting member of society.
quantity. Have gas drag aw. Applications for loans at pres
for occupancy by the 8th of Jan
nary, in accordance with the cor
tract with Uncle Sam. The wood
work in the interior, comprising
the furniture and fixtures, has a
uuaiim. p "fi - it - flllie lurmiurc aim usiuro, i
George Flguero, 1439 Fourth St., ent, far exceetl Ihe amount of attractive finish and look
. . . . . aasv m r .na . m in v akiirv . .... . . . h.
IlilUboro. ' ",U,,CJ ' . like a million dollars, ine equip-
Tbe Rcbckah of North Plains . . .Tf!" ent is very much superior.to the
will give a masquerade basket o- pprtUnJ in 1899f Rmi now has .
present quarter, which wtre
built in when the business of the
office wa not over a third of its
Argus, $1.60 per year.
J-
HARE, McALEAR FCTZSX
Attonwy-aVLtiW
Upstair, Shute Savings Bank Bid
Hillsboro, - - -.' Oregon
E.B.1-CCCU3,
Attorneyt-Law .
Office, apaiairs, Schabaeridl lUk.
Iiillsboro, - - - OrcgOM
THOS. H. TOGUZ, Jr,
AUuraey-at-Law '
Upatairs, Schulmerich Elock
Hillsboro, - - -
laced with a pip and filled with L, B,.vert..n, R. 4. Telephone Mate nJ the
ir length of the roik and gravel
. i .i i i?
road and inrir ronouion. ii i
are also wanting the length mid
ondition of your bridge, anil
tinder beaj of "remarks" let n
know if tlne bridges can b re
I
rth.
IjisI vrar, 47 of our road dis
tricl levied a special tax, 40 of
them s ln mill tax, and while
o not exect to have them do as
well this year, we are sure thai
many of tbe irourciive district
will continue to levy a snbstan
tial tax until their road program
i ronudetrd. Some of the ill
trict will no doubt reduce theii
levies 5 mill and we would urgi
H of the district to vote some
for maintenance
Taxes have reached a burden
some stage for many of our icc-
I Safety Deposit
We have recently installed one of the most complete
burglar alarm systems known. The public is invited to
sll and Inspect thi splendid protective agency at any
time,
Our vault arc completely electrically lined, which af
ford the greatest protection known.
We have safety deposit boxe to rent under this protec
tion, and respectfully solicit your patronage.
cial at the . ().. ball, Satur- . . .,n j-.Ueldnal
.i.u .v.i.1,.1, M.-rv a. The nublic I . . :. . i et
' c,ub' r"firea. ov" "'"" ul present volume. The furniture
. . in.Fii nf in mate, i ncste uiiu , i
. ij ----- - -.-.iDoxe, nesn, camneis, eic., arc in
Lot-Tan sweater; Wednes- have a total membership of 6000 . . . , auartcrt arf
day evening, Nov. 10; between womrn organised for the purpose to the busi.
IlilUboro and Reedville. Suita- promoting social, civic and ed-l bufijjn-, 0f the city. There
ble rew ard. Call W. E. Mays, lirtional improvement in their re- . , ban ,
.. ... I :i:... 1 hal ri
ortt riains. , , ipeciive
JO!U4 M. WALL,
1 Attoravey-t-Law
Upstairs, A. C ShnU Btaiaf,
Second and Main Stai, -Hillsboro,
- - - Onsob
If. B. Ban
.. TU
communities. ,k. n....t n.i rnnm ,!
of more than "": Ki-"JZ"i-:'::rz
lfaJgt Street,
. Sonth of CmiI
W-Ycllow and white dog. c "rK ;. ; : ret, there will be none too much
... i. i i.. 1 1 meal v a i lie. iui n.v . . ......... i ...u- ...... i. .ni .
khort lialr: aieuium sise. .-vooui - . . - , ... i.i"eii cm'i " -!
a vear ol
; vitetuum ie. .auoui --. . tn n-l
IdNotify Mrs. Carl orU bring good result, to the
Iiillsboro UR7.
The Farm Bureau ha a spec-tjon recently said
A Mrs. Thomas G. Winter,
JENNINGS DAVID
C3.J.O. CObB, EX IX
PVynici aod Svitte1
Ofice, UptUira, hi Co "hi
Baildtaf. Besidence, eoi .
Sixth aad Washlngtosv PL
BMS.
president of the general federa- m j of jUBcUon miTSeW
Hon. recently said: A women .Ai.. n..i,.lr umce wl1 5 "aence
ial price of U.60 per hundred Liubi, a group of organised worn- nf.,J . n,v.j. Hi1i
on 20 per cent Vulcan stumping en who can be depended upon toK Forest:Grove wrre unitcd
pow der. riic or . . "- back every movement u" in marriage November 20, 1981,
Schulmerich, Secretary, Hillsbo- for the betterment of that com- R a. Deck, of the Hillsboro
. k. Ik k A f ..a a. -) r-.. Kl"" 1
ro,uri.. munity me. uroups oi uw. - Con-reBalioB.i church, officl-
l)r. It. A. Davis, dentist, of En- character are a tremendous mi at,
. ... ..ilk. ..inl in . Iim like mis. I . .. . i ii
terpri., has eased omccs in tne io , The bride is a aaugmer oi wr.
. ... I k.ir.fln.l.it ll.onirlit. hast V I ..... n .. i .
' if., i . I u.iii .....in ni'ii. w. rii newt nvu.. - f. - - . iM.si ii . Hnrv ii.i'iii snii n ki-
ven iiuuo.on, -..us.... "i-" , . . , ,K:Liw .,e r. . ...7. 7
tal parlor Monday. He has conclusion ...u " " ter of Fred David, of tiUtsDoro.
moved his family into tbe former loo irequem. The groom U a well known mini
.1 iirwai. J b,!h . ol .aiinti T i.nP 1 . . I
Phillip proierty at 'Sixth and inc .umm... clerk on the r-ortland-jnnctwn
Baseline. '"""r" City run. . Completdy acdped kMS-ttl l
r., SihSharnles. cream cr0 " Attending the wedding frorr . aasw.red day
. : ines ou me p. ! this city were Mr. ana Airs. rre.. ar -i-u, OCc, 0.,
D3. D. E. WILEY, tL D. ,
Phyai gsvi SsVsfl
Ofice phone, Soil.
. EtwUmcm ptwe, IM.
Cotrr erckl Cwk DgSss
IHUlaboro,
E.lL2XLLD.D.a
Physician and Sargeoa
OSTEOPATU
will compare with those ot,Htats .trona. E. Pctrt-quin, i. i -.11 lh rlnbs to keep m.m.ur. ctitt m. . o ,at. ia
a4B4VSjJ4s
that are manv time our popula
tion. Our elementary schools are
w ell ruuilMsrd and supported, t Mil
court arc a necessity and arr e-
nensive. Our
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Orenco, lire. a-(. them informed of the progresi oi Dr.J.IL
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Dr. E. H. Smith operated on work. The plan of wor con- Elbt BedP) editor M& publisl er Hafc ,e,umed the Practic ct
Mrs. F.d. Wolf, of Cornelius,, 1 n- forms to mat oi me genera. .f tfce CottnKe Grove Sentinel, MedicJlie aurKerT, ud ha
Kinl Emm-
The Hillsboro National
Sank
H1LLS30R0, OREGON " T
soy .. . , :.i , .!"'" rr""B. t "
i ii s . ...ii i v. -. . a .ii iviBva ii pit- oviiiion it nil in i-n uu u i i n.n:.jn.,t Ar ha iinorrnnf rnui , ..an
IH-Iisivr. t'lir soldier ooya iiu rrmui... ..... - v - - , ,,1 "nu Preslucul Vl ",c v"t'"" , , OBIMI t" MBBraal
,.ur poor and needy have to be ne,day morning he operated on departments with divisions am. u. Associationj accompanied .bore the Hillsboro Coi
t.Vn rare of Now, can we do Miss Lucile Doblns, daughter of committees. -Ibv Q. L. Hurd, business manager! Bank,
laain earv oi. " i ... .lc. - oipk. .! tn.vlmnt are finel . .. n ... t I " -
U this, ami neglect our county 1 1). . wouinns, qi pcsh-ww, , --- ot trie orvaius uiiree, were . Hillsboro, Uregon.
moving an appenuix. u, ff "lu , , . I rtillsDoro, jvionaay, masin cans
rose
Is?
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. .i I.. ....1....V tropsl i'......i ii i fi.!, row. for citiicnsnio "uuiii. s.s.t.u.1. "fi- - tii. new sDSDer fraternity, -nr. uex. J, i. rifws, k. a
lour niiecini i ......i 11 niuvii v. v. v. v., , - t 1. i - -i - . . i . . . . . .
. T V ...... i. ufl..hr ,i aiun i... wriirb lation, and tne press. - ri-n. finished a tour of the SoecUl attenUon to ooawxnca
piurir iihi'k iiiiii -iiv h aiiiii v tin,, . a .- v '. " -p . - - . i .
ol vour district and you can see .,00 ,,olnul.s and over. Mrs. Carl tne state wora " newspaper otnees of Uregon ana
. ... .i!MAl .. . n l. I. ...
the benefit mat you arc geiuiiaiijtt, Heavenon, n. on ik""".'
from It. at Witch Hael school house.
We are very well equipped to p,0l,e Hillsboro 11R7. 39
do road work now and will be p,M of the
pleased if the districts will do w Ea9tefn Qre.
what they can to ne.p .o..k. ,u.rc Urt week Uie guC8t
Th etter was written vy or- , t. xf PiH(..
der of the County Court and we ' about
and diaease of children.
ments is the general feaeraon-has Polk county yet to visit, when I Office Commercial Bank Bldg.
t
York in 1890. It is made up ol , . romiav evenjna for Forest Office. SMI: Residence, SMS
60 state federations, wnicn Grove, and from there he makes Hill.horo
Yamhill and Polk counties.
. . . . .. .. .1. I irer
i .... ...... niun it nn ii-1 ...
arc asKing mai j7.11- 1 .... .,,. t .. k st0rm closed thi
. .. . 11 line nine
llcity before you nom yo r Cojumbi;l rivor rail lines.
r. All 1?I..M,..,. au-nrl
1' rCU HVH lStiSV'SSiaia-a "r
4 years, son of Fred Fleischhauer,
died within two days after the
si 1 T 1 1 .if at l.ikAw In I'.is.v la riil
Th Grammar School iiirw nc-iacain 01 mc ,
' . . w 1 . I . . 1 ' IT I 1. ......... 1 . a a Ktlil
Vr l.l iv held n can-iv tin weeK. mc iuik . .
GIRL RESERVE NOTES
elude 41,001 distinct clubs. Its
total membership Is now about
2,000,000. Twelve foreign coun
tries represented by ciuds arc as
.. n 1 '
follow Canada cnnai
China, Cuba, England' France,
Hawaii, Japan, Phillipine islands,
Sweden, West Australia and Wet
Indies.
"Both state and national fed
erations are non-sectarian ana
sale at the school, the proceeds at Gaston today, father and son
amounting to $5, which will go being buried at Gaston.
into the fund for the Uin nescrr preJ p0Cj of near rjaston, was
endowment bed at the Albcrtinal rrcsU.j ie other evening, by
Kerr Nursery Home, in roriian.i. Dtv Stockdale, between the
All lh Girl Reserves arc workinc r. ..i Gnston. and three
hard nil their honors and nmny . , moonshine were taken
hope to win their Reserve rings f h,s ftutp and he WR5 placej
. . .1 1 f tl. .r.linl 't I . .,li. - I I
before tne euu m mi. "" j lumler arrest una iai?r reicascu on
Mnrgarct tongue, bft.j
Reporter for the Girl Reserve . ,
ro,P' ' ' i In the Walla Walla country
8400
9sn
nf In, Garborlno. Beavcr-
ton, R. 2, Box SI. Mile and half
north of Beaverton.
ren was born In this county, and
is well known to all the Hillsboro
oldtimers.
Oregon
DAVIS NAMED RECORDER
James H. Davis, of North Plains
was named county recorder of
conveyances Monday, Dy tne
county court, all members conour-
rinir. Mr. uavis succeeas r. n
Everest, who is working for the
DSL E. T. HF1 1'
Chiropractic Phyaician
Using in connection Electricity,
Hydrotherpathy and Scsentuic
Dietetics. Calls answer any or
nla-hL Telephone SM1Z.
Office 1 and S, Heidel Bmlkang,
Hillsboro, - -
.1.1. . t Sal.m In nno nf the rl.
political but are bi-partisan, tment9- Mr Davis . is well
kins with both parties, sup- . vBV!nl, ,.rvd a recorder
non-
working with both partie
porting measures not men.
Violet r. nerocri,
DR. W. H. PAS LEY,
Daatisl .
" I . . ..... mi- ..I..
known, havinir served a recorder Offices In tutanw -1
of conyeyances for two terms pri- Main i adj(inlng ro v
. 1 1. 1 1: r .1. v,..M.i 1 K UUUCi mmww
or iu iiic ciciuuii ui iui. "i . ' rs .
tl. I. ....11 ...lifi.il li fill fh. Tin-1 HlllSbOrC , -
A&C is n til UU.1IIHVU v 1 1
Wismer & Haase, successors to Uition and there are many ; who
R. t. & J. C. Kuratli, real estate, are pleased to see tne appoint-
loans -and insurance, have moved ment,
tblr offices to the around floor
Hillsboro Nafl. Bank Building, Revival meetings will be Held
No. 1164 Second St
D J. 1L
ISMTUT
Boom 1, upstairs, Shute Biinf,
orer Pharmacy, '
Phone 492. in the Evangelical church, Tigar-l, HiBsboi, " Ottjon
They also take charge of auction Oregon, by Evangelist F. L. Ste-
sales. See them. oti vens, from umo, ov. zs to uec.
FinS IMLUJSAKCa
United Evangelical church, l".' FSSZ I can sate jrou 10 pet cent on the
ilrd street Guy R. Stover, pas- at- 7:80. Everybody Is cordially of lmfTjrMlce
Third
inr Bible School at 10 a. m.t
preaching at 1 1 at the Hnzeldale
school house at p, m, No eve
ning .service. s
invited.
Frank Schulmerich and Jos
Were, of south of the river, were
city visitors the lal of the week.l
IL Cr2AR2CH
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Ofice, First and Jeffereta t
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