The Hillsboro argus., September 21, 1922, Image 1

The Hellsbm lMw,
IIILLSBORO, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 21. 1922.
No. 23
PIS FOURTH ANNUAL I
'HOG AND MM
Ja YrrJ.y With Beat E
in lliatovy County
pygt BREI"sTOCK IS SEEN
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Barbecue
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llir rillk'li.ii ttrikly for hi S!Hi
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f.rrrd -l. V. Howard, ll.avrr
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1 1 ii nil V lit ; aUn ii mitoiunlu
Coll', rrvnlii r unit ImKlrr. I'lmm
Central Committrc Met TuetJuy
nd Ouited Hall Support
M. P. CADY NEW CHAIRMAN
, ' lv l.ir.liwk iiialrJiiiir run
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III" II " ' I
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n. II ! ur'nliiir lio ttrll,
..- A.rri. raw l.i.lilf l.'.k 1 J- 11 '". f r-.rtUu.t,
tlv i- rililMiim will l l'i t l. i. ni. .1.1.1 till!
Urrd. F. B. 1'itla, i.f O, A., "I ' illy. I iii.kiii f..r
i.lrJ t.r TImu. Brtink, our of j " " -I "" I Hill.
Ortimi t lir l...k ju.ltf. . !
Frklir (lumorrnw ) Ihrrv lll uA i, It limlry, of alin.i liml.ni
bU Mrlw. nf il.nnrr a rriilir li. lin n lua prunr t roi, n in
klflil"i'.i l.arlirrur, if yoiiitown llir lil of (In- mil, (rnl
ttrttr- i,,l thU U n fraturr lliiil init fruii.U Mr Iin4 hm
!) ilrar.
Col. J. W. Iltitflirt Will ! Irr
fatan.l will
Amtt imrr
Jrrvr rmllr aifl I'olaml ( lilna
4 6 I (. tiil mill i.
tnk 1 In Im- r.iiii'rnlulitlril on
krf pulillr .irlL Tl" ilirri lor
f hr Mio will rr I'l It tlint Vl
Man hair ..il liinr, an.l if you
in inlrrrlril III lvrlnik llifit
Wi( In llir ntoiirV. you nil. mlil
M n liiltiiiu ISnk. ttriin-n.
krrlKnl li.innrrow I llir lit tl i v
(ir.i.liu I run! rm Iril.
Until lifltr arm of Uml lilou
aiit liotirrr a alr f r.l . w.nir imr wli.i lis. n Inn lor
l.rr.l lli.NI.in mnli J, 1 1 rnnut . Corn. Iiu. It
I. i'lione IlilUlioro rrnlral
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it iily li.ilor Tiirmlny. ('. V
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f nr mot in i r r ot rrlooki tlint nil
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EYESIGHT IS PRECIOUS
'hi ttriili i l tl ? Natnrr gavr you
U4 wl of tri tli, l.tit only unr
Mil u f nr., all. I klir rxpr. U yon
ha (akr i rr of llirm. Nculi rtr.l
tynlrain in our yminirr day
(rarriilli luran rvrilit ilinlr
la ur Ulrr yrar. Win n inltirr
! ralk fur aid it U H.....I iliry ('
pay Itriiliuii. Srr l)r. I.iun.lrr,
it Autlrrtoii'a. Saturtlava.
COFFEE CLUB TO MEET
Tk ll.IUt.iro t'offie Clut will
Md Ita lirl nnluinii lor. Iin nl
ar b.imr of Mm. U W. Hyd. ,
TksraiUv aftrrn.Miii, nt 8.1".
SH. tV Ml.. I'm, of I'ortUiid
ill I llir prnkrr, Mruitrr
! an rtqur.tnl to lirii.tf a frirn.l.
F. W. Uvrrmora Named to Run
a County Commiaaioner
urmlay wn thr rtiiiinot ami
nil i i nl. r tiny in Vakliiii(toii
unity i.ulitii at HilUlmro, w In n
llir inuiilv riiilr.'il loniuntt.r of
lir ri iiilitiiati Jnirty lin t in rxer-
ulur . xiiiii to Inkr up llir lam
Miu. M. J. (iiorr, of 1'or.i.t
(ir.nr. w Im it, a Hull kniinorti-r.
i
iinl lm In. I a. li d an . ri try
in llir I ortUiuI r.si.ui that
iiniiird Mr. Halt at nn iinl. li. nil
in. wan ouoliil ninl vai-nucy
ir.inr.il, nn.l .M . V. I n.lv a
nnn.rd n I'oiiiily i liairmaii to au.
rnl him.
Mr. (ii-urgr had aiiti. iiiitrd thr
inoir an.l l.nil lit in ln ri i)(im
tiuii.liiit lln- i nn. initti r, on umliun
f T. II. Tontrur, uir.l a rrnolu
lion i uliili in 1 1 1 1 ix llir nit ion of Mr.
(ii'iirifr, and thr riiiiiiiiittirin.il
.ot. il iiiininin.il. ly to throw out
llir Hill man.
Mr. Itnkrr, who wa iimiiiiintrd
n mtiiitv roiimiiiiiiion. r at thr pri-
Srptcmlx-r haa tn n rather fa
voratlc tu little Uan Cupid, li
r. iiM a aine lat wn k having bri n
inaurd to John S. Koarncrana and
Conatantre Nulla; Chan. Cotrill
and l'lor. u e Allrii. J.icot Van
I.oo and (jrucr KaUtuii, V'irtor
Wi-imtrom and llorrnce Irkin,
HcKinald Cooke and Ruth Twruhy,
Del mar GallaK"rr anl Vertfa Mc
Nauliton, Hoy W. Krinininfrton
anil Aililnic Cravm, Auguat Van
.li In y and Helen Hi ) iiderirkx.
When in need of a monument
marker, or poata, or cemeter
work of anj nature, whether pur
chaaed by youraelf or thru the
Wouitmen, or any lodge, it will be
tu vour Interest to conault Lew la
& Co., as they will (fire you a bet
nurchaard for the money any
where elar in fact they can aavc
von considerable on any par
rhaae. SIHf
Mr. and Mr. (Iro. Si liulmrrith
and il.iuxlitrr, Marjorir, departed
for tlo ir Crcawill home the (irl
of the w eek, and will have a their
Burnt thin wca-k, Mrs. Thoa. Dowl
... . 1 I s.
mi, ol roriuim. v.rorge win re
turn the laxt of the week, after
viiitiiiK the Ijinc county fair, at
Kujjrne.
DrivliiK mare far kale Weij-h
about 1200; drivn double or ain
ir ) and la khh1 aaddler: alao
have fur anlc harncaa and top bug
gy. Will take Rovd Jeraey cow
in on trade, or aril for caah. E
millCEPLEblK
SOONJDEH WAY
Contractors Waiting for Cement
Shipment to Arrive
CANNERY RUNS FULL BLAST
What the Stnto La Doing in All
Industrial
inarira, also rrin. d-he wns M. Ingles, 8 milra north of Banki
niHiiiimli il Urifi ly throiiKh the i f
fort of Mr. (iror.tr --and F. W.
I.itrriuorr wan liaiurd n a candi
dnlr to fin on thr ticket, filliii
llir l.irmicv. Other nnin. it trforr
ill coininiti-re for thr honor wrrr
.lolni Iriliiul, promt iiictiinheut ;
Otto r.iruns. (mlr Creek, and
H. I'. Cornrliun, of HilUhoro. Jaa.
( liurilnll htoo.l for Mr. Ireland
on tlir uroiimU tlint thr went end
l.ui.lil he rrpreanitrd on the
count V court. After ix hallota.
I hrriuorr was imnicd and hia nc-
lcctinn wn made unniiiiitoiia.
A. (i. Hoffman, of Korea!
(irovr, w na kclccted coiiftrrkaionnl
ciimiiiitterman.
lucidriitally Mr. tirorRe dem
oiiHtr.itrd he waa tint a democrat,
for it in nUiitnntic that a ili iuocr.'it
nevrr rraiKiia
on highway. 29
t'onif. church Bible School at
10 v. ni.; worship and arrtnon at
II, topic, "I acini: One a rrob
icini." No evening ervirc. The
work on the bailment it belli);
lii l.l up bv the hlinrtnifc in ce
ui.'tit, but the work of remodeling
U well under way. II. A. Deck
Pn.tur.
For Sale 1S5 White leghorn
pullet, 4 month old, 91.80 each
150 White Leghorn hens, year
ling, laying, at 75 cent each
(lorn! laving strains. C. A. Dar
ia, Beaverton, R. 4i 4-mile north
of Tobias station, Kefdville, Ore
Ron. 17-S9
Aitnes L. Smith ask for a de
cree of divorce from Kay
Smith, and she prav for the cus
The
Thr ntv aull.nrille citrnrnlly
i rrt)urt all parent w hone children
aatr hlrvilr to caution thrm!
intt riding thrir wheel nil the
'alk in the imved dUlrlcl
hrrt atrri t can be utilised.
I C. 'in. nr, of below Tunl.i
tin. ai in the citv .MoiitlnV Bin
t nllid oil thr li.illlt- inin r. II
.y the early Minn hair hern
itiviI l.i in ht to iiotatom, nml In
..... ,
ki'i'tion will have a bumper crop.
. nur for Hent Six room;
l, iiulr kiiuthrnst of lariiiiiiK
ton. I or particular apply tu IV
trr I'elinr, on place, or aihlrc.
him nt Sherwood, OreKon, Route
.
Wnllrr J. Winner, of near
Phillip, broke nn arm Ninilay
i veniuii, while crmikiu hit I'or.l,
preparatory to noiuit to church
Or. J. B. Uiiit'iiurc reduced tin
fracture.
Taken I'p Black hcif. r, prob
nblv 3 year old; horn; haa white
belly, Ow n. r prove property, pay
.l.irife nnd take an me nvtay.
.li.hn Helm. Hill-born. R. 2; resid
in aix mile south of HilNboro.
(ir.t house on the Bald Peak
road.
Ti... rnii.iir rr..liilion nnard toilv of tim-c minor ciuiaren
in ll.r C-t.rue matter ended with eouple were married at Vnncou
il.r f..l1..u'iiiir vcrin 1914, nnd the complaint al
IUm.Ivc.I. that the Wahinrtoi. letrc eslrcme jealousy and false
li' f. i.i.l.li. nti r. lit ml rmn-1 ai'CIIHntlon.
inittee herehv recnt the action
of Mr. Cicorire in arrvinn a arc
rrtarv of aaid independent meet
init nlmvc mentioned and pnrtici
pntinii therein while still holdiuu
the oflice of chnrman of the Wnth
ington county republican central
committee, and hereby linre
Prune i rowers, Attention
The Ilarel.lale prune drier w
do citom work, beifinnlnir Sep
tember 20. Oct your order in
early. Two and one-half miles
south of Ueedville. Wm. P.
Brook, Benvcrton, R. 4. 80
Albert Spierina; arrived home
oervedlv condemn Ins action In I from a l.imtinir trip below Rose
thi mailer; and be it further burir, the lust of the week. He
His. lived, that the office of J wftS accompanied south by Geo.
. r .. . .:... ...I,. . n m . . ,
chairman oi me t nsinni(ioiii Mnrrmir, oi uov. ineDoysianu
county republican central com Jrd two buck. Albert SpieriniT n
mittre be, and hereby K declared I tw o-pointer and Georjre landintr a
vacant, I four-pronirer.
For Sale Milk cow, Holstcin-
Jerscv: 5 callons daily when
fresh ; ftHs for $75. Jasper Wil
PUBLIC SALE
linni, 1912
Ore lion.
Oak St.,
Hillsboro,
29-81
PUBLIC SALE
I will cll at public sale at the
Livermore place on Cooper Moun
tain, 2 miles south of Iluhcr and
.1 mile southwest of Benvcrton.
nt I o'clock p. m., on
s vTIIItll W OCT. r
Five cows, Krade Jerseys; one ft I will sell at public auction at the
IWm. Mohr place, ly miles due
',. n vrnr old. to freshen In west of Hillsboro and then a mile
' " ' 1 .
October; cow, 8 year, to freshen south, on rocK roau, ten . .
ft f a viif nlil. to I MU.MJ.Alii'l'Fit-Wumi w,
IMA i'llllliii " I . tlL 1 1
freshen In December; reRlstcreit 12 licaa cowsniKn grauc uerac,,
lersev bull, cominii 4 vears, fine 5 years, 60 ids. wnen iresn, u
. . .!...! o fl.-iniii r is frrade Jersev. 7
niiiinn a veari nir ueiicra ; -vci.r i vu.. v - , c-- ..
i ..:f i.:..i o v..r. o-rn vears. 56 lbs. w nen iresn, 10 iresn
neiier , ti nu ."n .-, p.---.. .
saddle; fan mill; surrey, top en Jan. is. cow, o ye.,
l,,.ffv. iron-wheeled waiton. 6 tons Jersey, 40 lbs. wnen iresn; ires..
.l..t-..r hnv: ton of baled at date of snlei cow, 7 years,
.i... . in irnllon milk umdc Jersey, to
cans: set double hack harness ; 1 5 ; cow, grade Jersey, 8 years, 80
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i i 1.... ..In. in runes I hs. v nen irrsu, " cane vvv.
IIUlFifV lllirio-.-., ..'. ! - -I . - ii
in.llevs. lot small farm tools, nn.l cow, 8 years, graue -erac,, , mn
.' ..ii.... .,ii..t... when fresh, to calve Oct. a; cow
.lllliH-riMii. ....... .... . , l, ,
V ..f 90 an.l inn er 0 Vears, U ins. w nen irrwi, .
... i - Hon v nwiniim time enive ni iinn- m ..v, v...,
miiii.nn-", - - ... .. ,,. m ...
bankable note, at 8 per cent. Two to jees. cn t.v. . . , .uw, -7 j -i
per cent off for cash over $20
Mr. J. P. Finta, Owner.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
F. W. I.lvermore, Clerk.
HELVETIA PIONEER
If you hav . bank .ccount and are REGULARLY adding
your balance, we congrntulate you nnd say keep it up.
If .... I...,. k.u .rrmmt. we ume you to come in snd
opm Tfc- ...:.A.d ronhdent feeling it will give you td
know you are getting ahead, will strengthen your debumina-
"on to make your balance grow.
Coma in today.
We will welcome you.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
to freshen ilnie ot saie; o nig"
irrndt! 2 vcnr heifers, freshen
October; 2 year old Jersey bull
eligible to register; all these cows
arc high grade Jerseys nnd test 8
r In iter: team horses, 6 and 8,
welirh 3200, good work animals!
.1 ' .A ... Inn V..flh-
.t...l..m Ynnirt n. a wioneer of work iinrness,
... ... r.......... i...i.,, ... v nml slncle harness, good as
t ie lleiveiin commy. "n r..- , , i
... .. ..I., as ili.ul now! C hniiHMon mower, in good
sliieu lucre nnn,y . v.,l,
repair; nnvr.iRi-, new .... j
Suiid.'i.v, Sept. 17, 1922, nftcr nn
extended illness.
He was born in Switscrlnnd,
October U, 1841. He is survived
l.v hi wife. Susannn. nnd the fol
lowing children Mrs. Fred Ber
ger nnd Mrs. John Herger, Hetii
any; Mrs. Siinmcl Trnchsel. Port
Alfred Yungen, Indcpeiul
n. . mid Robt. Yunsrcn, nt
i-ii...j
home.
The fnnernl took place Wed
nesday, nt 1 :.10 In the afternoon
ni th Helvetia church, and Inter
ment was under direction of ueo
J. Limber.
The Argus, $1.60 per year.
grain drill ; "fan millj 14-lnch sulky
nlow ! 2 14-ineh walking plows.
I ' . ... - - . .
15- nc h walking piow; ou-iooiu
burrow: 2-borsc itlsc; lana roller.
2 cultivators; 75 Leghorn pullets
and 48 yearling . L. hens, all
good laying strains; numerous
small tools generally louna on a
farm.
T.nnch at noon.
Terms of Sale $20 and under
cash: over $20, six months' time
nnnroved note nt 8 per cent inter
est. Two per cent off for cash
over $20.
Henry Mohr, Owner
J. W Hughes, Auctioneer.
Contractor Tranchell Ac Parelius,
who will erect the Masonic Tem-
pie at Third and Lincoln, are
awaiting the arrival of their ce
ment, and as soon as the ship
ment reach Hillsboro, will start
the construction of the new $22,
000 structure. The cement work
nd buildinar complete, without
the beating plant, will coat $19,
28ft, and it is estimated that the
heating plant and other work in
cldent to construction will make
the cost price around $22,000.
The cannery I running full
blat, and the neit big run will be
on sqnash, for which there i F.aat-
ern demand. The starting of
school dealt the labor supply
quite a blow, a many young
women left the cannery to begin
their year of study. Every avail
able suppIt of labor has been
riven a chance to work at the in
stitution. and the canning indns
try has been a big financial aid to
the citv.
The condener Is receiving Its
usual September supply of milk,
with an increase over last year
The G. H. P. Lumber Co. has
order ahead to keep' the wheel
running continuously until the
first of the year, and offerings are
coming every day with prices that
are satisfactory.
State Notes-
Portland Nine-story, $850,000
apartment hoose to be construct
ed.
Bend has prospects of another
larire mill.
Hiehwar started between Is
land City and Cove.
Hood River 950,000 being
spent improving curves on Col
umbia highway.
Winans Citv Bridge to be
built over Hood River here.
Klamath Falls $80,000,000
timber land deal closed.
Veneta Eugene and Western
mill operating.
Bend Brooks-Scanlon Lbr Co.
to install three-band mills in re
construction of plant.
Portland Active building op
erations start on Shrine hospital
for crippled children.
Corvallis Cannery uses 80,000
cans a week and has weekly pay
roll of $1,000.
Wheeler $76,500 bridge to be
built across Nehalem bay.
Lebanon Plana made for con
struction railroad from Lebanon
through Sweet Home and Foster
to White Citv.
Canby City to take over light
inn plant.
Hood River Plans made to de
velop scenic wonders of Mount
Hood 17.2 miles Mount Hood
Loop to cost $280,000.
Portland Roberts Motor Co.
to erect $28,000 garage.
Bandon New hotel asured.
Eugene Willamette Valley
hiffhwav to be surveyed from
Crescent to Oakridge.
Myrtle Creek New water sye-
tcm completed.
Med ford to get armory.
Burns to get large sawmill
Eugene to build $180,000 addi
tion to electric plant.
Bend proposes 1 5 5, 000 street
improvements.
Bend $21,840 in new dwell
inns started in August.
Eugene building permits for
August exceeded $92,000.
Sacramento company to build
$2,000,000 tourist hotel at Med
ford.
Hillsboro Masons building a 8
storv lodne home.
St. Johns Peninsula Lumber
Co. to build new $500,000 plant
here.
St. Helens Norway steamer
takes 2,150,000 feet lumber to
Montreal.
Wallowa Standard Oil Co. to
construct substation here.
The annual loss of cattle and
sheep and horses on the ranges In
the western states from severe
cold weather, starvation and lack
of water nnd shelter has totalled
three million head for the past
five years, according to the best
statistical information at hand
The American Humane Assocla
tion meets at St. Paul, Minn., Oct.
2-5, to consider the problem
C. B. BUCHANAN Ik GO.
(Incorporated)
DEALERS IN
Grain. Feed, Flour
Hay and Potatoes
MANUFACTURERS OF
Beaver Brand Feeds
Telephone: 511 and 11
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Branches-Cornelius, North Plains, McMinnri3
Watches For .School
Start the day right by being on time. One ol tbawa ac
curate time pieces of ANDY'S will insure your
on schedule every day.
Our special $1&00 lady's or gent's watcb k
for the price. Others at $20.00, $25.00, 3OC0 aad up-
J. L ANDERSON,
Jeweler
1147 Second St H1LLSSOSO, C2L
"Let Andy fix your watek"
i
FOREST GROVE NATIONAL
BANK
FOREST GROVE, 03E.
STATEMENT OF CCSdTICa
At tbe Call oltkW Cih May I, K3
Bonds
Banking House
Other Real Estate
Stock in Federal
Beserve Bank.
Cash due from
M'Mst.rr
1,88718
19.780.09
MB0.00
MM.00
tt,T7.02
18M1S.58
Capital
Surplus
Profits
Circulation
Deposits
1 "jitia
tJtt9Jt
$718,888.51
4 per can
Directors J. A. Tborahargh, John K. Bafley, W. XT. Ue3-
downey and 8. O. Rugbee
For Sale Bay mare, about 7
vears old. trentle, and will drive
single or double; also good fori
liirht ' farm work. Mrs. Nick!
Kemmer, t miles south of Huber.l
Phone 111 Line 4, Beavertonl
centraL IMi
FOR GLASSES
SEE
HOFFMAN
Always Here to Give Serves
Main Street HiKicro, Cra.
HI:
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