THE
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HILLSBORO
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ARGUS.
HILLSBORO.
Thursday, January 22. lii.’li
OREGON
Tax Colle ter II t*
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C«s A*i*e«A«ir $<• "S.
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cult J litige $3 '• 0".
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I total >177 09.
Wa<*hiniflon Coun
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ty Court. >53 M0. I
Representatives from seven Hills
I » no
O
of I lie Co. Court Houaa,
hor<» ehurvhes met at \|| Saints’
Poni man.
W«*at Coaxt Tah
be
Ian line
I mission Sunday to organise a board
Clark >3 20. <\s
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Published Every Thursday
i of administration for a Sund i)
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By McKinney & McKinney, Publishers
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Uivat rat ioni by Irwin Mjers
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Offices Argus Building, Main Street.
Tel. 3101 Two Phones
6ft, Cis Judw* >.J
I man. >■< 1 il. Mutuai«’!
to the group mi teacher training
>1.146, Co, Circuit
Klalry, I
Charlea I
>90.60.
Ihe boanl is composed of the
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Official Paper of Washington County
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K.
I
Shall
t»il
Con»|»an
Perry,
>o
superintendents
of
each
church,
W. N. U Service
Mam
Hoffman, >3 00
>T1.S6. A
I.. M. Hi
Editor MRS. K. C. M. K1NNEY Adoriate Ed.
with llisrl Morrison as chairman
VERNE McKINNEY
Hheiinan,
1
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man.
>5.00.
Hill*I
Willa
I*
enlng her all I could
M) mother, -ind Jessie Pool as secretary.
l.ulu
Ilacata«
i Court >'-*5.00. Elocll«
>.I.Utl.
on her part. b<-cged her to tell any Churches represented were the
Subscription Rates Cash In Advance
>i.96 Fiati W
Clark
Supt. »3 65. Co.
|i M ü. B Outside OregMi
thing she knew. Finally, on niv Uongregation.il. Foursquare, Free
|*i t« keli
Per year
< « invaline Il
>v I 15. hilpatrick*».
j
Sis months
Smith. >U »3. I»ona
Cb. ix liliitf, >15"
F
telling her that unless 1 got some Methodist,
Methodist
F.pisc<»p.d,
J I'u nr ml John Norn
•on. >4
$4 60.
Í-"
l.oulae E Kloidcn.
her
In
explanation. I should give
Entered ax seoond-olaaa matter in the poa toff ice at Hillsboro. Oregon.
| Stor-a, Relief l.ulu
II
Lilly, >:<<'»». J
W
Kvle. f
I other in, ami Episcopal. Superin
How to Remit—¿¡end postoffioa mon
charge there and then, she ndmlt- tendrnts and teachers from the
WfMM»
I Statiiyiery
A
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R S hu ent 1 < "0 Ida V I.ovi
ey order, expreaa or personal check on
.
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Waite
sn
meth
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ted that »he knew
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towns are invited to
your local bank.
Stamp«, coin
or d'
' J. II. Thon»|wion. Ci
ien!. >.’ ih '
John R
Greenwu-
“Ah!” Mid Maythorne. “Some- surrounding
A5JOCIATION \
currency are at owner’s risk.
Give
tike
part.
The
class
will
meet
. Clark
Co..
Court
.Inin. « Churchill. » «»<’
lloxmn
7-S»
poetoffice add reaa in full, including **
tli’ng!”
GI mxb A l‘rmlh»»mim
II no 1. Pearl l.illv
>1
Ge
once a week, the day to be an
county and state.
“Something!" repeated
>2 67. Co. Clerk ><
\er, > I u". I
D
Sipe. >6 (HI.
nounced
later.
N
Itmk X Sons. I
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Adam«. I'oo
Viilun J
“
And
having
admitted
t
EASTERN BUSINESS REPRESENT ATIVE—American rrw. AMociation.
$1.99.
Ilelw ig-Chapr
$ i (M» |.more E Clark. >.!(»*' I
made a strange offer—th<
225 West 89th St., New York; 122 South Michigan Avenue. Chicago, and 2111
>6.44. Tax I »ept. I
Guith. »»H» A I Sutter, lift«
Woodward Avenue. Detroit.______________________________________________________
bound to say that It didn't seem so
I., Oak«*. County Jm
I
Nash. » 60 Gertrude M. Coi
Coroner'« Inqueat
I
Anna Stewarl, >4 5u. Minnie
very strange at the time. She point
mayrr. decaoxod. >5.
Chari«« J
llomm. » « <
>10 50
ed
out
that
she
was
alone
there
In
PACIFIC COAST REPRESENT KTIVE—Arthur W.
Bhya.
Inquest
Fora,
M.
Adam«. > I "" ( baile-* I» (
II.
"■
t a inert
StypeH. Inc., Pc rtland. Security Bldg. : San Francisco,
London, that »he -ra». in a degree,
ikvaaaeil. >10.00. F.
F. Julmetun. » ou F C Horl
ist night at the 1 Methodist
Sharon Bldg., and Loa Angelea. Western Pacific Bldg.
Inquaat
Fee«. Clare
at my mercy. Tl.?n she reminded
C. Nrlemi, >10 IM»
lrr«l C
N
»pal church. Those • present
>5.00. Dr. Rankin.
Exclusive Kighf-s to the Chicago Tribuna Advertising
Heal. » < m » J
>« t(> lieorge ►
me that she had a brother here In
C
la
mica
True,
iloei
Service, Chicago, 111.
Dorothy and Betty 1 lawns.
llurnay, >3 00 Ritaerll hoppiin,
London, a man who left Marras
Sewell. Cornar'« In
Arthur hm
r JoïmMton. » (»0
Bowton,
Fvelv n
Pasley.
Munch Hering, dace«
dale years ago. and who had. »lie
j
ii White. >4 6" Ethel Ihirg«
Matteson, and Oradel Prick
/
Phy».
Inqueat
hr«-
|
Gi n
llcnrli (ta Hateo. » (Mi
it a doctor’« l'rr«i ripti<»n (or
business
In
the
Harrow
said,
a
NOTICE TO THE ri'Bt.IC
Hering, deceaxed. >
».00. F L. Kobrr«trin. >3 IM» J
road—’’
Coroner'« Inquexl b‘<
Any erroneous reflect bin upon the character, standing or reputation of any
llryan Jonna. » 0"
roll. >9 40
COLDS
and HEADACHES
<len, decraxtsi, >6 29
Individual, firm, concern or corporation that may appear in the columns of
“A.ve. to be sure!” muttered Cor-
S.hamk >3 00 U< ’weil |. Kotieret«
Phyu. Inquaat l*'eea.
the Argus will be gladly corrected when called to the attention of (he editor.
K
of P 1,0.1«» No. K>4. >6 m
Gora. It I. tli» mo.t .|>«»dy r»m»dy knows
•*The Harrow road!”
(continued
from
paire
1»
kerdale.
It is not the intention of this newspaper to wrongly use or injure any in
dece«uie*i. >10.00. F.
Carrie I
I
Woodworth. >300.
1
“And she made us an offer,' con-
Ihi* thrre were allowed liberty on Inqueat Fee«. Jacob
dividual. firm, concern or corporation, and corrections will be made when
666 also in Tablet«,
Hannah
I < ■
<'hat Io«
I llanaon.
>3 OO
warranted as prominently as was the wrong published, reference or article.
tinued Sheila, “She said that If
their own recognisance. Maj M 00. Dr Arch la Pit
W«rru Jr. ><00 Mary I. Gral
Fraa.
Jacob
Egli,
»levet
we would go with her. there and
Charlra
F
Grabrl.
SK»
60.
El«
Guymon ple.ided guilty to larcrnj Sewell. Coroner** Inqi
>3 00. Rhinehart llwrnocker. >.<
then, to her brother's house, and
With the coining of winter And by bailee and sentence u is post Buaan, ilivcMxel, ><« >0.
Liila
rnrr W llhyeoinbe, >3 oo
allow her to consult with hliu first, I its meager snatches of sunshine, poned.
I V« '
Grorge lluun. <1
Inqueal
>.< 00. II (i Vliu enl. » IM). W
00. F. J. Scwrll. Coroner*«
she'd tell us the absolute truth about every Oregonian, child and adult,
cow. >3 00 Mlnnia A Cull. »
A Judgment sustaining the state >10
George Hopkin«. droaaaed,
Eaaa.
II
Gardner. >3 OO
K C
liru«
all that she actually knew.
We needs the protective
Maeon. Phy»
Inquw
of ( industrial accident comiuisison in Dr. C. F- “
(A Worthwhile Editorial Selected by the National Editorial Association)
J.
J.
Htan«rl,
>4 50.
|.oU
were fools enough to go—and we I codliver oil, says Mrs. vitamins
» Hon '«lull». (I«**«*a»e*1. >10.0<
Peter«
>4 60.
Jessamine regard to the claim of John Heim George
>4 50
t.ena
set off at once, without telling any I C. Williams. professor of foods was given this week by Judge A. II Todd. Probation Officer.
L. C. Kramh
Schneider, >4 60
Mm. 7 A
II
Todd. Exp. 1'robati
<*. Jack Jr.
»00. Fred K<a
body. We expected, of course, to I and nutrition at Oregon State col- Bagley in the case of Heim against Hear.
I >30.86. Stanley Wolf. IL-uii
Anna
Lew
Well«.
>3
00. AI lea I. Redmond.
be back in a very short time.”
Mm.
A
| the commission.
Heim appealed 20. “
C.
Lyda.
Bounty,
I, > I (M) lit.
I lege.
>3 00. Elitabelh R-
"What happened, miss?" Inquired I The value of codliver oil as a j from the order of the commission George A. Roth. Bounty, >15.70.
nvliua. >4 60 F. R. Hetulren. >4 ft" Mm
Ireland
A
Company,
Sheriff
>2.16.
Court
>4
59
Ella Mae llavetia.
Corkerdale.
I'ornellu«.
source of vitamin D, the substance denying compensation for the ag Houxe Exp. >13.96, Cu. School Supt Erad
Alimi E. Puah. 14.60k Mra
50. Mr«
“We left the hotel and got a 1 manufactured in the pigment of 1 gravation of injuries sustained by >1.40. total >17.60. Victor Gerber. Boun >4
’ Cady. >3.00. <* lllaaer >3 IX» Anna
taxicab round the corner of the the skin when subjected to direct plaintiff nt the Flwood Lumber ty, >0.70. litllaboro Pharmacy, Election« II M 1 Walker.
>3 00.
Halite J
Crandall,
>11.96, AMCMxor >4.75. Jail >13.00. Re >8.00
K
llowiniiii,
><•>«»
( '
h.
next street," continued Sheila. ninlight, has long been recognized. company mill August 29, 1928, and lief
Ina
>2.60, total >32.10. Palm Drug Store, Delchtnan. $4 50. Henrietta Morvan. >4.60.
“Alison Murdoch told the driver Mra. Williams
for which compensation was al Relief. >7.36. Corwin Hardware Co., Kathryn Kurkhalter,
........
points
out,
and
Burkhalter,
>4.60.
>4
60.
Andrew
where to go. I knew where the | every mother knows that an
•tor« I will
lowed by the defendant. The SII Court H>>u«e b'.xp >0.20, Electiona >*».6A, llrnniiMW, >15" Helen I. Deichman. >4
Harrow road opens In Edgware quate supply of vitamin 1) is ade- ! preme court« the opinion holds, has total >0 76. J. W. Copeland Yarilx. Co 5". <
li
Bnidei
>3
H
I
HoxpitMl Exp.. >23.70. kilpatrick'«. Relief Flint. >6"" 1 ffie M
nec-
Van
Kleck
>3
04'
road at Paddington Green; we I essary to the proper hone
Holhater Stier Ada Il
Ada Heine. >10.00.
Cutting. |s (H». Sarah I
Van
and held that the time elements in the Mra,
went a long, long way beyond that. teeth
i ompenvition net should be strict LalMiratorie««. Co. Hoaplta). >5 58. In- K leek. >3.00. Floyd C llierly, >8.20. J.
development
of
the
child
dependent
l'ranafer
A
Fuel
Oil DeirVery,
At last we got out—"■
>.3 00. Alice
k
Richard«.
» ihi .
Botrr.
Ij
’
adhered
to.
as a prevention against rickets.
Court Houae Exp.,
R H
raylur. Mr«. I Il
L. Flint. > i 00. Roy E Kierly.
“A minute, Miss,” interrupted and What
Gustave Krause was Wednesday Court Houxe Exp.. >4 35. II A “ Kuralli. >3.00.
many parents do not
T R. Moore. I l <w) kdna Whlttie,
Manners. “When you got out. did know, however, .Mrs. Williams con
Salary Juatice of Peace. October 1930. >3 00. (»Ilve Mulloy. >.i oo. Christie Brown.
drawn
as
a
grand
juror
in
place
you happen to notice if you were tinued. is that codliver oil is also of Daniel Adams, who is unable >150.00. Benton Bowman. Juvenile C> uurt. >3 00.
I ’ ■
J
W
»15.00.
Multnomah
County,
■unty,
Jail
Exp.. Mutiny. 12 "0. Fred S<
iddt. >7 60. Henry
being followed by another taxicab, the richest known source of vitamin to serve longer.
Board i»f Priaonera. >167.20. C. C. Sture. lh»tte, >3 00.
hulmerich. >3 (»O.
Frank
now ?”
Daniel Munce withdrew his plea Relief Boldan. >6 -9. W K F inter A Ten« Schulmerich. I »0. I.ula Field»,
A, the vitamin which
protects
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.
Court
Exp
>3.10,
C m . >3 "O
“I did see a taxicab pull up on against
n.
>6.00.
Jarnoa
Adolph
KuU-h
of not guilty and pleaded guilty School
infections
such
as
the
com
Supt. >14. s 6, total >17 9&. Sher- Itobb, 13 00 Mr«. E.
Rl. e. >9 00 I*
the other side of the street lower mon cold, sinus, bronchial
to
a
liquor
charge.
wood
I
’
hartnacy,
Relief
Volk
child,
I
and
l»
Hudson.
>3 00.
M.
Jorirrnaen,
>
I
40.
<
down." replied Sheila. “I noticed
Orders were given in the follow Donebon A Sewell, Indigent BoMiPf ■ Hertha R Ro*-l>. >3 00 Minard <’ Brown,
i
Fund (Mra. Annette Newgarde. tier cuse« I • 1160. 1«
that while my mother was paying lungs, and is therefore doubly ini-
JO. Frederick H.
ing
cases:
Hannah
S.
Burks
vs.
portant during the winter season
>100.01-
Orlo R. W. H<«»a<k.
Huaaack. Jail An- I Hon. > ’
Il i -
of the retail ¡»rice
r«xl M
our man.”
Charles Hines et al; Orrirr Brown
H'-rd
1
I
Hl Brook«
-
George
13.00, II
I. >1 <•«.
Manners sniffed, and whispered when sudi infections are most vs. Melvin and Effie ■ Barrett; ('¡tv MM
Inc., Jail Annex Fund. >5700.00.
>6700.00. Eugcnr
- (•
Benefici. » OU.
E. I'adiri
prevalent.
The
various
substitutes
Ruedy, Jail Annex Fund, >46O.<»<
$l<<*>.oo. Davnl- Mary C
to his colleague—an audible w his
Margaret Craw-
>1 O<>
of Forest Grove vs. B. \V.
«on Electric Co., Jail Annex Fund. Ils-»
Brown. >3 IM)
per. "That 'ud be him!“ he sa Id. for codliver oil found on the et al; C. T. Forbes vs.
f-.rd. >3
M
i
A. I
oo. Gtorve W. Zerr, Jail Annex Fund,
market
do
not
contain
vitamin
A.
I
T
Milla. >9
Caldwell.
"Tracked 'em ! Beg pardon, Miss.
>.!*< hi . uo .
Milton
Key-»cr A
Son.
Inc., I. Crawl
vs.
John (tilleapio,
The average diily requirement tub»; Oscar N’ylandi
jail Annex Fund. >690.00. w
I
I ,
for Interrupting you.”
Arthur
Braun.
Bcnsen;
William
O<
j
t
n
«huw. Friut
Inspector,
>101.91.
Hettie l<
“We walked up the road a little for an infant up to one year old Meister; Oregon Ir
Ellen Gra>*e J.din«.-n,
L. a . »s o«
Bellringer, General Tax (Tax llrfund). I
i»
from
1
1
to
3
teaspoons
a
day,
(¿nuli.
»
im ».
Harriet
M
•y
A
g
ura
ill.
way.” continued Sheila. "Then we
>1.39. Hettle BeUringi
Spai
Beh
N
company vs. Kay C
W
Y. Bott«. >3 im »
Z. <« Hteele. ».MU.
turned into a side street, and into according to Mrs. Williams, and O. Barnes vs. Frank W. Maxim 23 Tax Refund. ><-.78. Hcttie Bellringer, Maud
>4 60
Miner.
Jewaie
Beter«,
M
OO
Hiwh No. 2 Tax Refund.
Rrf.in-l. $ • 69. Ada Brackett.
a still smaller street that ran off this amount is gradually increased et al; California Insurance companj Union
» M . Grace |„ Willlam-
Hcttie llrllrintfcr. Meixner Water I »lit.
as
the
child
grows
older.
A
ten-
•on.
>4.60
Mary
Blank.
>5
00.
A
that—a dark, gloomy street Out
Itel, Sheep
vs. 1.. G. Freeman; Credit Service (Tax Refund), >0.29. A. F. Itei.
I
>2 00. C.
Ilaynee,
H
side one of the houses. Alison Mur- spoonful a day fills the require company vs. Stanley Robertson; killed by (b-k.'». >49'-". D. < C. ’. (i«tm. Gault,
Edwin WoUel. >l-o II, C. Bailua.
ments
for
adults.
Bounty.
2o.
Mary
Ardeel,
Bounty.
>5 - Godfray Atrop«. >
1 <’ A asked US to wait a few mln-
□. K. J K nelp.
State vs. Fred Strncken; I'd Tolke 20. Brown Hroa , . Co. Hoapiu
Hospital Exp >
Miebua.
>10.00. J.
Aiiguat
N
“ bv U.
DD
. tes w!i : 1e she went In. We did.
vs. E. E. Mills and I.ee Kirk Standard Oil Co. C«x Sheriff >43.82. Co. >3
00. J
E
Dow. >3 00
Otto K rriw
Not Building Oregon
Hoapltal >12.00. i. William Meeuwarn. Boun-
She was away perhaps five min-
Comte
\ Kuhlman vs. Frank Tay ty. >6 10. J. I. L. Byroi., Shrrp killed by »00. ( »t t «»Schal ten brand. >3
Even
though
a
few
dollars
were
utes. Then she came out and
Eddy. I >.! -IO ( • s
llaynea,
l<»r et ux; .lames M. Parsons vs.
>88.00. M. SlSulaaft A Co.. Co.
Nrl«on.
113 20.
T.
Murphy,
It was a dark. to be saved, it is remarkable that Etta Parsons; Sarah 1.. 1 rwin vs. «log«.
fetched us in.
Hospital,
>10.00.
J.
W.
Vandrrvelden.
>7.80.
E««ner,
>7.
M0.
I*.
Hoffman.
the
tax
statements
for
Multnomah
gloomy house—as gloomy as the
Election«, >16.20. E. W. Johnson, Elec-
\lpha Zeta Fraternity, and 1(1.1 lion«,
Hollenbeek. >9. ftp.
Mull"?
Margaret
county
—
in
Oregon
—
are
to
be
pre
>19.00.
Mamhall-Welh
I
’
ompany,
street outside, She took us Into
Mary
F
Ellinir«en.
1
In*«
May Shannon vs. David Pitt et ux. Ctx. Hospital, >1.90. C«d> Motor Co.. >6.04-
I. Wheaton. >«> CM) I M a » I. Mutui- V >(. 'Hl.
what seemed to be a back bedroom pared by printers in California
Co. Sheriff. >0.76. Hailey Tire Shop, Co
Ivy
II.
Ilulae,
»
(M»
Srhovd
Diat
71
Even
though
the
bid
of
the
Ci
on the ground floor, where here
Hospital,
>0.75.
Henry
Nagi,
Co.
A.
A Mulloy
Sheriff Exp., >32.76. . Bailey
Tire Sh«p, Waahinston County. >6.0" T.
n«u»r Tiro
was a dim light from a gas bracket. fornia printers is below that of
>1
00
fail
Barwvrvn
».01
John
»»f-
Ca. Sheriff'« Exp.,
>7.30.
_ . II
so. ('««lett Super tuk. >3 00. Mra. Edith D-url. » UO, John
and asked us to wait a few min Multnomah county printers, it is
Service Station, Co. Sheriff*«
Sheriff'« Exp., >3 •
fotoin.
» <x>.
1».-ralnd.
»00
llar.dd
utes longer. Then she went out— unseemly that Oregon printing is
2ft. Dr. John S. Rankin. Jail Exp .
Effie Jark««>n. >2.60. G. A. W riaenbaeh.
00.
L.
M. Heaae. Co. Sheriff*« Flap..
and that was the last we saw of to be done in another state.
>3.00. Frank Johnaton, >7 2 -
Helen D
16.00. L.
Lanta Bro«.. Co. Sheriff ■ E«p
(continued from pare 1)
Even though a particular type of
her.”
< hamberlain. ».no. Joe« >ie May«. >3 00.
>7.60. M ar Kenne Mutor Co.. Co. Sheriff*«
Blake.
»00
I*
K.
Gardner.
Corkerdale, still twiddling his tax statement may have been desir the Portlander. Mr. Hartog told Exp., >20.94. M J. Haym 1. Co. fiber if f « I Minnie
h ). J
|| Crocker. >3
II
Ruth M yer
thumbs, took his eyes off Sheila for ed, that does not seem to be as im how Holland helped colonics in K«p.. >15 90. A H. Buach Tire Shop. » - OO.
‘
“ Brach,
*
Jeme
>3 00
Della
M
Co.
Sheriff«
Exp..
>44.00.
Tallman
A
portant
a
consideration
in
the
pur
the struggle for independence by ; Son, Co. Sheriff*« Exp., l.»u. n.
the first time. He cast them up
Cypher.
» 00.
r
j
>7 la.
C halme re.
K.
F
G.
Brown,
»00
Gert ru«le
Järky.
t- the ceiling, and stared at what- chase of printing by this county as refusing to recognize a treaty with F«yram, Sheriff*« Exp . I oe. Gro urge
»00.
('omeiitM.
K.
P.
>A (Ml
T
J.
e- t he saw there, thoughtfully. whether Oregon government funds Great Britain that called for help Burkhalter, Co. Sheriff'«
>4.00.
I 00
W illa ni W
Brown, » oo
E. L. R««« (»«rage. Co. Sheriff'« Lap. Scott. »
Manners, however, let out one are to be spent in this state or in time of war. Holland loaned >100.
A lice F- Serjent. >3.00. George T Pratt.
W. Connell, Co. Sheriff'« Eap..
in another state.
money and was at war with >67.92. J. Em
word, sharply:
mot t*«
Market.
Co.
School >3.00. Relha R. Ilrandenberg, » oo. . Carol
I<
A
Mltrh.il.
IA MO.
Printing houses in this county are Britain. Admiral Rodney was at- I Supt.. l.i 04. Delmar Walyraeve, Boun- Handley, I
“Trapped!"
Valda
' McGee.
>3 "<»
John
A
1 M iti «m.
Frank
Li
I
leg
m
rd,
taxpayers
of
this
Bounty.
Lump, ton
county. They tacking •• a ■ Dutch
'(«V* I'l'D.-»«.
oaivrii utili
<n !>'■„„
-
“Of course we were trapped.” as
possession
and w was
»,..10-. .. ,
>3 00. Bathe A
Brown.
»00.
W
W
*" D^n.^.'
‘
Bounty.
>1 4o
Corn-! J„
J„hn'
| >:>4
h„
Ilrown. » 00 Oret mrn rrvabytrriari Church.
serted Sheila. " We deserved to be! supply work in this i county. They unable to be present to help Corn-|
oo. J
M
Nut, ton
>5.00.
of
Orenro.
City
» 60
Mr
A «a
i this county, Wallis at Yorktown. The Dutch, he Tanner. DamaKCM.
—anyhow, I did. We hadn't been buy their materials in
I
_ . >24.00.
.
France«
Camp-
>3.00. Mr E
Thatcher. >3 00,
w Adam«,
Adam«. >2 9--. George b^alinrer.
In that room five minutes before we They pay rent in this county. said, helped America because their ‘ A ‘•‘U Relief J W.
Mr»
Myrtle Juncker, >'! on
Mr«
E. L
>6.20. Mr». A (i Cummin««.
Roth, Bounty, >6.20,
knew it. We heard the door Money spent with those houses is heart w is with us. Holland fur- A.
>3.00, Mr. H C MecIh.naM.
>2.50. Mm Wililam
Recdbolm, Bounty, >2.50.
» 00.
M I
‘ ■
.'
!
A
locked from the outside, and what re-spent in this county. Part of it nished the United States with the
___ H. McCready, Bounty. >4.80. J«mr« E.
t - 00.
>4
A
H
Haydoti.
>3 OO
Bounty. >6.20. Harold Crep«, l<<>un- !><>d«e.
idea of a written constituion, Con- '
seemed to be a bar put across It, goes to the county in taxes.
Floranre li. Murphy, >3 00. (»
N
Love.
* ty.
“
>0.60.
>0.40. Hord-Brook«
Hord-Brooka Company.
(
'
Inc.,
If not out of all reason, the local gross and a District of Columbia, I Jail Annex Fund. >774.10. un e F uh- >8.20 B D Bennett. >4 no H T lirunee,
too.
I Immediately flew to the
Hrrman Allen. > < OO
lL«e Lydia
_______
window and tore the blind and the printing bids could have been ac Separation of church find
state ____
was - cr. , Bounty, >2.00. Frankie ( hilcot, Ra >4.00.
Alti«, >3 00.
Anna 1. Lineman, >3 00.
_____ ,
>15.00
t'harten
curtain away. Then I saw that cepted in spite of the lower Cali based on the example of Holland, I lief Daxid _ Swenien.
J A. Klrkw.wd.
Hoa*f. Election«, . >3.00.
Ronald
C Vaught. Maude Milstead. >3 00
-
-
-
—
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there were heavy shutters across fornia bid. Certainly, it is a re as were local self-government for Election«, >3.00. Mm.
Frank, Ge»>ree M
h.. Frank.
Im-
Mr». W
K. Thompson, >1.00.()«wald E.
>7.(-o.
Roy
ME-
iCry
M
Fos.
>3.00.
Ralph
the window—on the outside—and I markable situation when Oregon town, county and state, the com- Co. Hoapita), >14.00.
>1100. J.
J
E Ramsey
Ran -ry
for lay.
E.
Snipe«.
>3.00.
Srh.M*|
Dial.
Nn.
2*».
>6.00.
Schumacher;, Relief.
Relief, >i5 -
found the sashes we, nailed down. tax statements have to be printed mon^school system, and freedom of Mr», Mary E. Schumacher»,
Hrert., I ■ 00. John W
Bernard«,
00. Orlo R.
Hoa»«ck, Jail Annex <*. J
W. Huaxack.
Hor- in California.
religion and press.
We were trapped. in¿ ed !
>3.00. Arthur Ireland. > I OO H M Van
Fund. >50.00, Ed Tolke,
Tolke. Bounty,
IL unty. >j 2
If Oregon people, and particukir-
rible!”
.Mrs. Marjorie Wells Sirnpson Beulah Waldron. 1! mty. >1.1-. State In derxanden. >3 I 00. Georve Spierlng, >3 00.
C. Putter,
(■ I. William«, U 00.
"What happened?" asked May- lv Oregon governments, are not of Portland sang, accompanied hy dustrial Acridrr • < ommi««ion, C< H v. L.
M
Vander/anden,
>N 40.
Ott»
K.
pital Exp., >1.17. Maurice Chamlxrlmn. J.
to buy their goods and their sup-; Mrs. J. II. Murton.
thorne. softly. “In brief.”
Rirlien.
».00.
'■ Gaorpa II. Vandenandrn.
Bounty. >0.3<». Mrx« May Johnoon. B<-un
“I d brief—yes." said Shelia, Tin plies in Oregon, who is going to?) U illiam Kellogg, manager Port ty. >1.70. W E Cyrus, County Agri- >3.00. Henry Hr Hi. >3.00. j I. He«.
nett. >3 00. J ‘ II
Bartlett, •
Graen
not going Into details of that hór Who more than Oregon govern land Oxygen Ac Hydrogen com cultural Arent, Advertuinu from State L.
Jack. >3.00. Mabie A
hair
Budget,
A Ilia«»n. »00.
Estimate
to
A<Jvcrti»inir
ror for anything—now. at any rate, ments should set the example for piny, will give a special liquid air Eatimate
N I. Bonham. "3.00.
>
i I.in -iin L«>«h'e I.
19.30, >171.56. Union Oil Co.
(> F. Nn,
(A Worthwhile Editorial Selected by the National Editorial Association)
1 '
161. >5
I beat on the door, but there was purchase of Oregon goods by Ore demonstration at the chamber of of Calif.. Co Sheriff Exp..
Mike McCann.
Exp., >3.
>37.60.
L
1 M
Miller.
wt
"
L M
Mil
..............
tw
no reply —everytiilnz was qulet gonians? How is Oregon industry commerce Monday noon, and will 6M,RiHLIbFWH.M65MPuaetaw«
,o
>300.
Minni»-
V
lien
nett.
>3 00.
Election«
After an hour. a panel to survive, how is capital to be! be the speaker.
enough.
Hchm< >e|f
Carr
S-hmrltt-
Dan Shaw. J.
j
|t
h ...
|(
that I’d noticed In one of the walls interested here, how are payrolls!
W
w ___ • th. »(>0. John
Ro«e King, >3.oo Mazie Hay», >3.00. Ed-
onnrll, » oo.
Exjw’ rd Allen. >3 <»o.
—the aort of thing, a hatch, you to be provided, how are miterials
Births
win K>
I
Guy, >3.00. Mm |»aee Wbwler.
He
Smith.
».00.
I
>6.00. Aloha Grain & Fuel Co., > i 9->.
know, that communicates between to be purchased here, if Oregon
To Mr. and Mrs.
»•
Fitch.
»00.
G<
.
Ewer,
>1.50.
C.
P.
Syver«on.
>9
«hi
’
E.
a kitchen and a dining room—was consumers, including governments'
of Shady Brook a H.
>.
Ella
Wrckart,
>
1215 lU.rline
Anna
G.
Raxmunxen,
>4.50.
I^trainc
suddenly slipped open and a hand do their purchasing from industries'
y 3.
i Bcruurcn, 64
< •
•
M
A - -
>4.50.
‘
and arm thrust In a big basket and and business in other states?
K.
M.
Bank».
>3
Go.
William
M
F.. F
Alta L. f'n Futen: . >3 00. G.
W
dropped It on the bed. Then the
The natural market for Oregon
twi ns, ' >3.00.
McGraw, >3.00. O. D. Drerxzrn, | L00.
panel was banged to, again, and industries and Oregon business is
, L O. O. F. Hall. >5 00. P. J. Van-
I heard It secured. There was food in Oregon. When Oregon business
‘ derxanden, »40.
W
T. Seller«. >3.00.
Mary E. Bovee. >3 00. Golda Hopkin«.
Probate Veteran*. Estate
—plenty of It and good—In the bas and Oregon industries are support
>3.00.
He ■nderaon
8milh,
>3.00.
Anna
ket. and a couple of bottles of ed they build a state. States are
The estate of Charles M. Ad- Hylimd, I 3.00. Babeli«
M
Walker. >3 -
wine—good claret—and glasses and not
goods j kins, Spanish War veteran, who I 00. Char low L. Bill«tin, >3.00. Mabel How-
>3.00.
Mr«.
7
‘
M.
Amachar.
>3.00.
a corkscrew,
So we weren’t and
Ore-1 died suddenly January 7, has bren «r»J,
C. K. Hwljre, >5.00. Frederick Koahland.
starved.
But there we were, gon
admitted to probate and the widow >6.00. Frederick Ko«l ihland,
>9 50. W. B
trapped!—until this evening—two
was named administratrix. The Emmon, >4.50. A. L. Fletcher, >1.60.
Edna Sheet«, . >4.50. ______
nights and two days.
We never
Nancy Timmer, >4
Try It On Your Staff
widow and three children are the 50.
J. B. Karn bercer, . C
>6.90.
“.
Carrie Sum*
saw anybody.
Each evening an-
If you consider yourself an adept heirs.
•ella Rolat I. >3 00. fVwe
mer«. >8.00
>3.00. ( Ceclia
other basket was dropped In, so speller, arid if the
— dictionary
----------- , over
Steven«. >3.00. Mary J. War«* >3.00. R
B. Denney, >9.50. R. G.
“ Bent, >1 60. Mar-
suddenly that w«'d no chance to there on the copy desk is becom
Divorce Suit. Filed
A. Denney, >1 50. Irene Barnes.
seize the hand that dropped it, or ing moldy from disuse, try this on
Deegan Marion vs. Clyde, . M a r- Raret
>4.50. (leta Bemt,
‘
>4.50. J.
W
Cor
... take it ried August 14, 191«, E verett, neliux, >3.00. Freti Boyd,
to get a glimpse of the adjoining yourself, your staff or
>3.00. Edward
Krahmer,
room. We neither saw now heard home and quiz your family and Wash.
>3.00.
Henry
Gunke,
>6 96
H. Brarnlaw, >8.00. J
p. Coop-
friends.
anything, all the time."
Bennett Belle VS. Roscoe M. Louin
rr, >3.00. John F. Karrina, >7.40. F. ()
Below is one of the lists of Married Sioux Iowa, February 10, Shay,
"And .vou got out, how?” asked
U-00.
Fxl
Schoeler,
>3.00.
H
words used in the adult spelling bee 1910.
Scheuerman, >6.50. J. R. Bailey, >3 00
Maythorne.
A. ~
I*eter»on, >5 00. Dor« R
Eaxt-
(Jetty Cora X’. vs. G. W. Mar- C.
"This evening, when we were staged last summer at the state fair
man, >3
. ....................
00.
Mi th
Rigale, >3.00.
about done up. for lack of fresh in Sacramento. Figures to the left ried June 2H, 1903, Thurston coun- Kelly. >3 00. W E. Hill, >3 00. Lu El.ie
rena
Alford,
>3.00.
...
...
j
W
air—though to tell the truth, Td in each case represent the number ty, Wash.
H.
Hiddink,
>9.60.
Olive H. tSowell. » 00. Fdhe) F. ’ Meyer?
long since broken the window!— of errors made by the fifty en-
>3 00. R
W. Manley, >5.00. Fred B(
trants in the contest. How many
Marria ge License,
replied Sheila, “we suddenly heard can
Sr.. >.,.00. Chri« Schindler. >3.<9). Itt.y
you spell, and spell correctly1'
Haakell,
>3.00.
J
E.
Petwraon, >3.00.
Lewis
A.
Hart,
Portland,
sounds outside the door. Then we IS. I Concierge.
and
io. Villain.
rrarhael.
>3.00.
Martin
Laman.
June E. Woods, Hood River, Jan- John
heard the bolt withdrawn, and the 3 s'. Bivouac.
24. Eleemosynary.
»00 Jamen Walter». >9 00. Harry Han-
32. Coliseum or
uary 17.
key turned, and somebody outside 29. Desiccated.
>3 00. B
B
Reevea. >3 00. Jf
R
Colosseum.
,Jr,‘on
i^"’-ry
A.nn.
ran away—the hall door banged. 13. DenpiteouH.
Reginald Johnson, Newberg route J'n'il-y.
De« u etude.
i. Digestible.
t!
1
L
u
’
t
‘
‘
f>
f
ilry.
Clerk).
>5
00.
Carl
We Immediately went out—the 20. Sacrilegious.
I, and Maurine Arnsberrv, New Jfirkathier, >5.00. Frd T. Smith >10 oo
o. Intercede.
4.
place was In darkness and silence. IS. Paraffin or
Pr'x-ee-1.
berg route 3, January 19.
I. l/at’en. B12 CO. |f j
pHrdon
l)h
paraffine.
1'-. Oculist.
L. R. Carpenter, >H no JfHrna
We left the house and hurried off 21. Bouillon.
24.
Vilify.
>6 00. John Ocklind, >4.00
Peter hrm-
to find a cab—"
2». Consensus.
3M. Plaguey.
«en, 13 0'1. < harlro E
WhnrV.n,
'10
1. Apparatus.
6. Harass.
The door of Mrs. Elphlnstone’s
Mr«. . . Z'
•
•
1
1
J
» l'«vnl
13. Battalion.
I -, Supersede.
bedroom opened and the nurse 30. Kimono.
•Oft, ( _____
»»v-rirer
.
John
Jf.-nry
01,
0.
Rer'nrlant or
l- rwl hlvu.r, |7 ¿<,
look In on us.
wrooizv-r nrijcr, >7.Xo. !
18. Inoculate.
repellent.
I f rr. <■ V* I/ ,. 1 . .
"Mrs. Elphinstone wishes to see 3. Maintenance.
1. Adviser or
<„..,rk,
Four thoroughbred • ■ ' . V-' -'.r Chr>.l»r.«»n J •
or
advisor.
Mr. Elphinstone and Miss Merchl- 1. Judgment
t roosters, I year
judgement.
2. Harangue.
son,” she said.
Picnicking.
2.
Extraordinary.
Mrs. (jus Nyland,
Roref y
A moment later, Maythorne, I
0. Changeable.
verton. Phone Olii sell, 13.00. citr '»( Cornelltia. |r, 00
Ravelin.
6. Disseminate.
and the two policemen were alone.
A. W jp OM, »1.00. ».Il,„ Vnk,r.
Biscuit.
♦H '.»orre
83. All
rlicht.
13.00. V. . H k
“ ren/ h.
Maythorne rose from his chair, put I
»«.«0. Mr.
T
Saccharine or
44. Touracm.
______
Turner, ».00, Herman
Thiro.
w
Saccharin.
his hands In his pockets, and looked
1. Noticeable,
A.
r
»
Mj
r
K Sesqulcentenni ial. 17.------
'wm"'
’
L'
”
'««ùa»/'
Dishabille or
»»..
Inquiringly at Corkerdale.
00 William Harrin,
Harri-, >> hh
Myrtle
16. Lachrymose.
B,r-
deshabille.
“Well?” he said.
M
H
Ihr.^r^n
4. Insidious.
L. G. WiedewlG'h, Wirf f,f Pavpyg' rett,
9. A nae*uhetÌHt or
«10 00.
M
K. hadiaa' AM, >7 00.
R
Corkerdale smiled—Inscrutably— 33. Pelage.
>19.70.
Hlumauer
F
rank
Drug
Co.
aneethftist.
V,
r.'i.
A.'Lert
Bunnlnv,
>3.00.
Hoepital, 3 Ik. 01. W«-iJ’a Dept. B«orr. Co.
Macrocephalous. 40. Onomatopoeia.
M»
H
and nodded at the door through .30.
Fiske.
»
Mayma
Huahauar
1. Accompanist.
Hnapital, 12. 45
34. Pterodactyl.
The Upjohn P ompar,y
la 00 ;
which Mr. Elphinstone and Sheila 6.
Ernest ' rapatim,
J.,bn 1 r. M»r-
Co. H^pfjil.
“
Achievement.
>/i 'M
Weet
21. Mokelumne.
Weat
-In. V. '
had Just vanished.
Mra. hort
3. Corsage.
Company, f '
23. Questionnaire.
' '
. »3.00.
>12.68. 1
Effie M I. B«ye » fff).
2. Differentiate.
Pharmacy,
26. A n i rnalculac.
“Don't you believe that yarn
Elsl, La Mont
’
HoepiUl
32
Home
>9 »
foranti
Jury
11. Omniftcien t.
l^aundry, Co
47. Cachalot.
HoepitaJ, >26.49.
>25 49. 1 HH1«M ro
said, almost contemptuously,
J Nelxon, I
19. Antediluvian.
trad
f>j., ’. Jnc.,
Co
4
_________
Pairea ntry.
\nri’
H'apiUJ.
Hoapital,
>21 ».
mance I”
0. William i H
I^atr-r Ireland 4
- California Publisher.
. Co. Hôpital, >34 -
L.
• n, » 20. V,
I was on my legs at that—I
II
97, PortJarid
Gon
A
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—
Company
.
Co.
'n. >2
* J
1 w
Hospital, $6 (0. Port and
- ral Electrie
*
say I turned on the detective
' Cop. >4 40 E
A colored woman consulted the Company,-------------- Hôpital.
fury.
Glaaer
P h M ou (Pay U,
villa ire lawyer.
Brrjw.-Judell
Co., <>>.
H
II1 14
tria*jn.
20. J
“What the devil do yon mmnl"
Cloa«et
A
Dever«,
Co.
F
“Ah wants to divorce mah hus hr. W. E pj’ter/i-r,
>10.07.
O
O
F rm,
f
T demanded. “Are yon questioning band,” she said.
h. >2.00. Fion
00. Kmmott’« Ma rk et,
HrxjpjUj >4'4..
iam H«MMM?ker
“What’s the trouble?” asked the 94. Palm brug HU/r*
Miss Meichlspn.’« word?”
'■ V,liilan Ard.lmf
H'*i »
>4 2>
)
R
A. H<*
Weat
Oxist
7»- • ’phor.e
lawyer.
r
crcpar jr,
ry(y
'■
A.
(To be continued
eroon, >3.00. 8
Ho«pl»al, » 70. M»
. h.f
»■< -
“That nigger’s done gone and Co. H fw. pilai, |J 0.00,
Anna (j
irDwih»-r( >7 60.
Ehaw
<;
rn,
>> «H l
got religion, and we
Inc., Co. H'sapiial, >7 60
Bru’«ri
Arihan
We specialize in quality job chicken on de table ain’t seen pany, Co. H'wpHal >J3 Hwift & f i -
•y Jarratt,
•>''
Harry J,
foh two
Ray
h
Halar,
I,
J
printing.
—
Argus.
Hall
f'
f.
(j
-,.
, I ’ ' >
« .
months.”—Ex.
' >3 0(j M
W... C'Mst
'
■
PriuU««
a fco.oo.s Q«
Bowen Bronk
I
ÎTillsbo
The Mazaroff
Mystery
by j.
Training Class Is
Finance Plan For
Object Of Meeting Funnel Not Popular
s. F letcher t
<a
666
Many Indictments
Returned By Jury
Oregonians Need
Cod Liver Oil
Advertising The Drive Wheel
Roger W. Babson, the great writer on financial
subjects recommends more advertising to encourage
buying. When the surplus of mass production is con
sumed by mass consumption the retailers will begin
to buy more from the wholesale merchant. Then the
wholesale merchant will order from the factories,
Then the factory wheels will turn to produce more
and raw products will be needed.
Advertising is ideally fitted and competent to
accelerate the circulation. It is the most effective
known force for accomplishing the speeding up of
money and thereby giving us more business at times
when more business is the nation’s greatest need.
There never was more money than there is today.
Banks hold, corporations hold it. the people hold
it. That is the trouble, the money is held instead of
circulated. A beautiful system of piping, a plentiful
supply of fluid, but the whole mechanism fails to
function for the want of the pumping power of
publicity to tell the world of better goods, lower
prices and greater service We need a sound plan
to reduce the choppy action of business and promote
smoothness and steadiness of growth.
Advertising is the sorely needed governor of
business. It requires no novel mechanism. All the
apparatus is available. Though capable of illimitable
improvement, the fundamental principles of adver
tising are clearly established; its practice is a well-
known art.
The basic cause at which the jobless should shake
their fists is not that too few mills are running, but
that too few advertising campaigns are running.—
Wm. A. Summerill, Editor Record, Penns Grove,
New Jersey.
Johnson Bill Has Merit
watch
%
X/1
F. ABENDROT»
Holland Is Subject
Of Luncheon Speech
Although the Argus is using some billboard ad
vertising it feels that the boards should be more
rigidly regulated as to location if they are to remain
in the economic picture. They are admittedly a
traffic menace if placed so as to attract the motorist
at curves and intersections. There are many things
more sightly than billboards, but it must be admitted
that in some places they are an improvement over
lots that are grown to weeds and to hide other un
sightly places.
The bill introduced in the legislature by Repre
sentative Johnson would lessen the evil of advertis
ing signs and billboards along Oregon highways and
should prevent even worse abuses that are likely to
develop unless the position of the boards are strictly
regulated. The Johnson bill was drawn up in consul
tation with Robert W. Sawyer, former member of
the highway commission, and will have the support
of several organizations.
Liberty Utah
The Bent Grade of
Selected Coal
$15
$14
Gaaco
Briquets
All Heat — No A«h
Ton $10
Cheaper than Portland price
Wcxxl
Conservation Responsibility
Old Growth Eir
Light Slab, load
The major conservation efforts in every field
will have to come from organized society rather
than from individuals. Let it not be assumed, how-
ever, that individuals have no responsibility. The
state needs alert and vigilant citizens to support its
program.
No government is going to rise higher than the
people upon which it rests
Public opinion is the
ultimate source of power. We need to develop a
new psychology.
The men who built America thought in terms of
profit. The men who are to preserve America, if
it is to be preserved as a land of opportunity and
progress, must learn to think in terms of civiliza
tion.—Hon. Theodore Christianson, governor of Min
nesota, in Field and Stream.
Hillsboro Ice Works
c.
Before the death of Governor I. L. Patterson there
was considerable agitation for making Bald peak,
one of Washington county’s most scenic spots, a state
park. Nothing has been said or done about it in the
past year. A talk with the state superintendent of
parks recently revealed that the demand for a tower
on the peak was giving concern to state officials be
cause of liability. Let us have Bald peak designated
as a park and worry about the tower later, improve
ments will come when the Oregon motorist realizes
what can be seen from the peak.
Congressmen that are working for the measure
providing for the payment of the veterans’ adjusted
compensation certificates found difficulty in finding
the chairman of the house ways and means com
mittee for a discussion of measures. His whereabouts
were unknown. The gentleman sought was W. C.
Hawley, the Oregon representative, who holds such
a powerful position by reason of length of service
in congress. We wonder if the “big boys” that want
ed tax refunds had so much difficulty in finding
Mr. Hawley.
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County Court
The State of Oregon has lost one of its most dis
tinguished and philanthropic citizens in the death of
Ben Selling, one of Portland’s most prominent busi
ness and civic leaders for half a century. When Ben
Selling gave to worthy causes it was with whole
hearted goodwill and not with the thought that he
should get some returns from his giving. He served
as speaker of the house of representatives, president
of the senate and was acting governor at one time.
The whole state mourns with the people of Portland
in the death of the Rose City’s “first citizen.”
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