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MAY 17. IU2H THE HI! LSBORO ARGUS PAGE EIGHT end Edgar J. Adams, two to be didates for delegates to the demo chosen. cratic convention, two to be select Herbert Hoover is the only re ed. are W II. Chnon. Daniel J. Fry, publican presidential candidate, and R. A. Harris and O. Henry Olsen. the three vice presidential candi James A Reed. Alfred E Smith, dates are John H. Hall of Oregon, Thomas J. Walsh and Alonso F. Scholls, May 17.- •Scholls Grange North Plains Sunday. Those pres William Grunt Webster and Hamil Workman are seeking the demo Will hold a regular memorial meet- ent were Mr. and Mrs. Christ ton Fish. Jr. Candidates for elec cratic presidential nomination. Mil ing Saturday. Mrs. John Schmelt- Tschanz and children. Frederick and tors, five to be chosen, are Mrs. ton A. Miller of Oregon is a can ter, master, reports that members Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Page Gard Charles E. Runyon, H. J. Warner. didate for vice president. are to come prepared to work dur- ner and children. Elmo, Irene and Charles H. Carey, John L. Day and Manche 1. Langley of Forest Grove is one of the candidates for ing the .... ------------ —---- . Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. John Willis Robert B. Kuykendall. forenoon. They are OTr re Congressman W. C. Hawley is presidential elector. Five are to be quested to bring steel brushes and an(j children, , Li “ Lillian, Lloyd, Guy. other implements to remove paint. Victor and Agda. . Adolph Erdman having some energetic opposition selected from the following Nanny Dinner will be served at noon, and anij children, Bertha. Melvil and from Janies W. Mott. Thomas B. Wood Honeyman, Manche I. laing the degree team will put on the Crearheart, John H. Davis and son Handley, Hal E. Hoss and n n ley, J. N. McFadden. Robert A. Mil third and fourth degrees in the af- I Claud, Mr. anil Mrs. L. H. Peters Corey are making a tight race for ler, E. E. Hraekney, Thomas II. ternoon. and daughter. Lelah, all of Moun- secretary of state. Two nominees Comte. Car) C. Donaugh and Wal Grandma Christensen, mother of taindale; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wil- for supreme court justice are to be ter 1). Gleason. Julius Christensen, recently fell lis and son. Kenneth, of Thatcher; selected from John L. Rand, who and injured herself, She has been Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cnwrse and was last week given a clean bill of ♦ confined to her bed since. | children. Donald. Juanita and Kath health after an attack by George -♦ There will be a district Sunday erine, of Schefflin; Mrs. O. A. Wil- W. Joseph and the Telegram, L. II. school convention held at Laurel on lis of North Plains; Mr. and Mrs. McMahon and George Rossman. The I.eisyvillo Woman ’ s club met J. D. Mickle of this county for May 27, according to an announce- F. H. Keenon and children. Harold, state dairy and food commissioner, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Powers ment made by Ray Moore. Joseph and Eva. Thomas B. Kay for state treasurer, Inst Thursday, with a good attend There was a brief Mother’s Day A surprise party was given for and I. H. VanWinkle for attorney ance. program at the church Sunday ! Mrs. Carl White last Thursday, the general, are unopposed for the re- Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Yount and morning, consisting of a vocal solo ! occasion being her birthday. Those i publican nominations. small sons of Wilbur, Wash., and by Sam Rueck, reading by Ruth present were Mrs. Oran Fair and Democratic candidates for na Miss Ruby llorneeker arrived Fri- Foster, and a song by the girls of children. Naomi, Millicent and Ma tional convention delegates from the the Star class. Rev. S. D. Trefren vis, Mrs. Elizabeth Wadsworth. Mrs. state at large are W. A. Wood, delivered an effective Mother's Day O. A. Willis, Mrs. Ruth Huffman George L. Curry, W. A. Delzell, Maytag Sales and Service sermon. and children, Ruth and William. Ashby C. Dickson. Bert E. Haney. For demonstrations, call Mrs. Frank Morey, Mrs. Clara Yo- Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Nutley of John Manning. Hugh McLain, Dan cam, Mrs. F. H. Keenon and daugh Burns moved Saturday to the Gro FRANK MARES iel W. Sheehan, Harvey G. Stark ner ranch, which they bought some ter, Eva, Mrs. White and son, Ivan. weather. Frank B. Tichenor, R. R. Care Hillsboro Transfer time ago. Turner. Elton Watkins and Louise Phone 642 Washington Street Mrs. Vanderpool, who has been Candidates to Hear Fates Palmer Weber. First district can- helping Mrs. Groner, returned to In Ballot Friday her home in Cornelius this week. Mrs. Jane Lee of Portland was a | (Continued from page one) guest at the F. E. Rowell home Sunday. 1A- Frost of Watts. Assessor W. The McCormick-Deering Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wohlschlegel Boley is opposed for the republican nomination by J. E. Wewton of spent the week-end in Silverton No. 8 WIRE DRIVE near Forest Grove. H. I. Fatten of with Mrs. Wohlschlegel’s brother. Planter Mrs. Oliver Taylor, daughter of Hillsboro is contesting the republi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock, can nomination for recorder with was taken to Smith's hospital in the present incumbent, James H. Hillsboro Sunday. An operation was Davis, of North Plains. performed Monday. She is report Constable Job Popular ed to be getting along nicely. No justice of the peace is to be Mountainside school closed Fri elected in the Hillsboro district, but day with a picnic in which the chil j three are in the race for constable. dren, teachers and parents partici Fred Schendel, incumbent, is op pated. Miss Wilma Herd displayed posed by Walter Tews, former Hills- a beautiful cake with the words. I boro night officer and present fire “Happy school day,” decorating the chief, and Columbus Medlock. The top, which appealed to the children, candidates for central committee as did the pink lemonade served by men are as scarce as hen’s teeth, the teachers. and names will have to be written Miss Baker and Miss Dina An in. derson both expect to attend Ore Three nominees for representa gon Normal school this summer. tive are to be selected from among Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoeffel and Charles R. LaFollett, incumbent, of family of Witch Hazel spent Cornelius, Dr. T. L. Perkins, R. Mother’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Peters, and L. E. Wilkes, all Plant Your Seed ACCURATELY with E. Bennett. cf Hillsboro, and Dr. J. R. Talbert . Bennett and Mary Lou Welsh are of Beaverton. This Simple, Reliable staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, this summer. I Edward Schulmerich, Hillsboro Glen Kirkpatrick is in the St. banker, is opposed by L. M. Graham Vincent hospital in Portland, where ! of Forest Grove for state senator. he recently underwent an operation | C. J. Edwards of Tillamook is up for joint senator, and is opposed by for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmeltzer Earl E. Fisher of Beaverton. Ed spent Sunday in Portland and Esta wards was a Hillsboro visitor Fri It is one of the simplest planters built—very practical and day. cada with friends. durable. No clutch—no chains—no complex mechanism to get Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Reid and Vir Judge George R. Bagley of Hills out of order. It is a winning combination of accuracy and reli gil Bish were in Portland Sunday. boro has opposition to the republi-1 ability that has won thousands of corn-belt farmers. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Bonham and can nomination for circuit judge in ' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bartlett and C. R. Chapin of Tillamook. E. B. The seeding mechanism of the McCormick-Deering No. family were guests at the M. Court Tongue is unopposed for district operates on the “wire drive” principle. Every time a button on attorney. ney home Sunday. the check wire engages the fork, the plate in each hopper deposita Mrs. Chancen Coe and daughter, Candidates for delegates to the a hill to the top of the boot. At the same time the lower valves Gloria Gay, are the house guests of republican convention are A. W. discharge a waiting hill to the furrow—without scattering, Hills Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hesse. Schaupp, Robert N. Stanfield, W. are accurately checked. Combination corn and pea or bean hop- Work on the road in West Scholls L. Thompson, Elisha A. Baker, _ L. pers available; also fertilizer attachment. N. Blowers, William A. Carter, began Tuesday. The Scholls tile factory began Floyd J. Cook. Lane Goodell, Rus sell Hawkins, E. V. Hover, Dorr E. operation Monday morning. Mrs. S. P. Taylor and Willard Keasey, Fred E. Kiddle. Sam A. Taylor drove to Corvallis Sunday Kozer, Levi T. Pennington, S. D. to spend the day with Gladys Tay- Peterson and L. B. Sandblast. Seven lor Brown, who is attending O. are to be selected from this group. Telephone 271 1004 Main Street Convention delegates from this dis A. C. “ k There has been a sort of progrès- trict are Carl Blirup, Hal D. Patton sive charivari going on in Scholls. A newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rauch, have moved on to the Wilkes place. Saturday eve ning a few cars drove to the place, but found no one home, Sunday- evening after church quite a large collection of cars from their home community arrived and the noise began. Then, on Monday night about 27 more cars cam —and more noise. Mr. and Mrs. Rauch are from near Hillsboro. Scholls girls, who are attending Popular Prices - 10c and 25c Oregon Normal school, were home for Mother’s Day. Miss Baker and Miss Gerda Anderson will teach at Cipole next year. Scholls Grange Will Hold a Memorial Meeting Saturday; Mrs. Christensen Hurt in Fall; Mountain School Closes day evening for a visit with their mother, Mrs. Anna llorneeker. The Lelnyville school will close Friday. Plans are being made to hold a picnic nt Italm Grove following Sunday. EnSKINE Elastic in children’s clothes wears much longer if a hook and aye are sewed on at either end, because it cun then bo removed easily whi’o the garment is being laundered, This keeps it from the hard wear of laundering. Studebakers The men who are recent local purchasers of the ('hampious of the World, will gladly answer your questions about their cars—will let you look at I heir cars -and will point out the many wonderful values to be found in one of I he Champions. Î Le THEY BELIEVE IN HYRON TRESHAM. CHARLES KRAllMEli, Royal Fratino Sedan Erskine Sedan JAMES MUI Ell, C. WllAI.EN, Royal Dictator Sedan Erskine Sedan E. A. SALTNESS, HENRY HARMS. Dictator Club Sodan Royal Dictator Sedan Dll. NIXON, . E. BARNES, Dictator Sedän Dictator Sedan E. DANIELS. JOHN CLIFFORD, Communder Regal Sedän Royal Dictator Sedan JollN STADI.EMÄN, GEORGE A. WILSON. Dictator Sedän Dictator Club Sedan G. C. TDDHUNTER. JOHN KAMNA, SR Erskine Club Sodan Royal Dictator Sedan B. A. McPHILLIPS, M. KEISTER. Dictator Victoria Commander Sedan L. D. SIIELI.EN1IERGER. C. RAFFETY, Erskine Club Sedan Dictator 1’haeton J. J. KENNEDY. Royal Dictator Sedan at the office and nee one of theac Champlona. will gladly let you ride in it—and drive it. C.W. White Motor Co. Next to Fire Hall Telephone 1411 Venetian Theater TUESDAY McCormick-Deering No. Eight WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MAY 22 - 23 - 24 Admission — 10c and 35c Hillsboro Feed Company Venetian Theater FRIDAY - SATURDAY - THIS WEEK Surprise Party Is Given for Keenons North Plains, May 17.—A sur prise party was given in honor of and Mrs. H. Keenon of Matinee Saturday 2:00 P. M. + + + Hold On To ji ro Auction oj ThiBIG PARADE »farrin? ft atk in Your Seats” “Now we are going through Bowery, the left are the Opium Dens. On . ....... .. right __ the are the famous Joss Houses. Now we will visit the JOHN GILBERT -•Renee Adoree Laurence Stallings o rloftowol _ BANG! BANG! BANG! 1925 Standard Six Buick Touring 1924 Buick 4 Touring 1924 Dodge Sedan, DeLuxe 1924 Oldsmobile 6 Tour ing 1924 Chevrolet Coupe 1924 Jewett Touring 1924 Ford Touring Shrieks! Yells! Screams! Girls are whisked away. Wax-work figures start to move! That’s how the thrills begin—and they don’t stop until Johnny carries the girl over a chain of human bodies stretched high across a street in Chinatown. Telephone 1401 Opposite Court House on Main directed by t KINO VIDOR Never has a picture received JOHNNY HINES sudi unanimous, world* —IN— wide acclaim! "Chinatown Charlie” Adapted from the melo-comic extravaganza by Owen Davis Directed by Charles Hines Richter Motor Co ¡tory by A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE Also Comedy, and the Latest News -F a ^etrq^otoy/z-^jayer picture Also Cartoon and News Reel