i
PAGE SIX
1
WHEELER BALL IE
IS OUT FOR SCALPS
Have IWaten Everything in Their j
Class, anJ Want More
I I H f
ft
ii !
i i
i is
1 ;i
!
I
i! J
'":
g
WE LEAD
in the Hardware Business and mate
no exaggerated claim when we ad
vertise the largest stock of
All Kinds of Hardware
in Washington Counly. Everything
you need everything you want in
this line. We buy in large quanti
ties and outsell our competitors.
If j-ou want bargains come and see
our magnificent stock
Goff Bros. & Irmler
Cornelius and Forest Grove
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with
G. M. Hunter Realty &Loan
Co.
North Plains for quick returns
C M. HUNTER. Manager
R. F. D. 3, Hillsboio, Oregon.
PROMPT WORK
HONEST WORK
THOS. H. BROWN
Contractor
Farmers' Phone 741
PLASTER, BRICK AND CEMENT
HILLS BO BO. ORE.
HILLSBORO MUSIC STUDIO
Perry Burton Arant
Nellie F. Wilcox
Thorough and systematic train
ing at moderate cost.
PIIOXE CITY 497
NOW "best TIME
of the yrl to ban your teeth oat and plate and
bririgswork done and hen ia the place to get the
beat painless week poaaible. Compart tur tricu.
1 "i nnisn elate ana
bridge work tor out
of -town patrona la
one day ( deairee.
Painleaa oxtrectioa
free when platea off
bridge work la order
ed. Caaultation free.
Malar Crmi $5.00
22kBridf.Tntl4.00
GoU Fillinn 1.00
Enamel Filliaia 1.00
Silver ntlinn -fill
Gaid Rubber
Hatai D.UU
Bail Rad Rubber-
Plate 7.50
allien Entr'tlee .60
IBT MSTHODS
- 1!,
Capital, Surplus, Profit
$44,000
Do a General Banhing Busi
ness, Loans, Money on Real
Estate, Buys and Sells Mort
gages. Pays 4 Interest per
Annum on Saving's Deposits
3 Times a Year.
Officers and directors
Edward Schulmerich, Pres., John W. Connell, Vice
Pres.; Willis Ireland Cashier. Directors -E. B.
Tongue, W. N. Barrett, Geo. Kirkwood, W. 0.
Donelson.
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
M. W. a. Win, rauant ua Miaiau
u mat UTMuMia m raniua
All work fully guaranteed for fifteen Teen.
Wise Dental Co., Inc.
Painless Dentists
rafllni aullelaf. TaM ant Wiihhwtos POUTIAND. ML
A. M. U . M.
Otuce Basra:
aadaja, tUl
SUMMONS
la the Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
gon, for Washington County
John Barry Mack, Plaintiff,
nt. J
Stella Mack,
Defendant
To Stella Mack, the above named De
fendant:
In the name of the Slat of Oregon you
are hereby required to appear and answ er
the complaint filed against you in the
vbove entitled court and cause on or be
fore the oth day of Juno Ml, said date
being after the expiration of ix weeks
from the first publication of this sum
mons If vou tail to appear and answer,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the reli' f demanded in the complaint, to
wit: I 'or a decree of divoice lorever di
solving the liondH fif nut rimony imw ex
i-itinK between plaintiff and defendant, on
the grounds of desertion of the plaintiff
hy the defriidaut lor the period of more
than one year next before the commence
inentof this suit.
This summons is published once a week
for si I successive weeks by order of the
Honorable J. A. Kakin, )ud!e of the
above entitled court, dated the 12th riav
of April, 1SU1, directing the publication
hereof.
John F. Logan,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Date of first publication, April '.'0, Kill
Date cf last publication, June 1, 11)11.
When the kitchen is properly
equipped there is sunshine in the
house. Come in and see our
Champion and Charter Oak
ranges. They are the best.
Emrick & Corwin.
CHABROL
BELGIAN No. 22,732 AMERIC'N No. 2764
Age lo years; bied by Emmanuel Dumont of LiBruyere Chassart, and im
ported by A. C. Ruby & Company, of Portland, Ore.
. ... - , ;--' . -a
" ;M m
fc'-4 iK.,aA I-
I V j I
ifA: L. . - - M Y . - -yr I
WILL STAND SEASON OF 1911
Mondays, on call from H. H, Boge place. Farmington.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays at home, H. H. Boge, place.
Thursdays, all day at Henry Hesse place, opposite Groner &
Rowell sawmill, Scholls.
Fridays at Josiah Millar place, Reedville, 8 a. m. to 4 p m
Friday evenings and Saturdays at Hillsboro, at the Second
Street barn.
Gets splendid colts, his colts capturing first prizes wherever
entered at colt shows.
TERMS: Single service, $10; To insure, payable when
mare is known to be with foal, $15; colt to stand and suck $25
Care to prevent but not responsible for accidents.
H. H. BOGE and W. E. SMITH, Owners.
H. H. BOGE, Mgr., Hillsboro, Ore., R 5
KTJ,aTy. wamin from beynd sPri" seed wheat for sale
North Plains, Tuesday. Connell's Store.
CRYING FOR SOME FASTER COMPANY
Have Beak-o Sthulls, Kcetlville and
Orciuu, and Still Munxrv
(Special Correspondeiwe)
The Wheeler Baseball Team!
Ever hear of that aggregation
of speedy young men who are
teaching the east end of the
county what baseball really and
truly represents? And who have
fattened the phrase "Going
Some" to fulsomeness? The lads
in their natty uniforms have
played "spider to the fly" to all
visitors, and have defeated Reed
ville, Scholls and Orenco and
Scholls went against them strong,
while Wheeler simply gave them
professional stunts in allopathic
doses, in a four to three defeat.
The Cornelius Oak Grove team
was to have played Sunday, and
the Wheeler boys fixed up things
fine for the visitors but they
failed to show up. Wheeler
strawberries, which are to make
this section famous, wtre there
in plenty; and their absence was
regretted. In the afternoon,
however, the Orenco boys came
for a game, and after the first
seance, when Wheeler splattered
the score board with four per
pendicular lines, the game set
tled down to classy work. In
the last half of the sixth Orenco
left the field because of a decision
on first base, and their action in
leaving the ground is regretted,
because the boys were doing nice-
lu nnri hnH strpno-thnnti.I hu ink.
ing on the reputed tosser for the
Forest Grove league team.
Wheeler isn't swelled our
pride is justifiable, and in pitch
er "Wolf" we have a tosser who
has a basket lull 01 twisters,
corkscrews and deceptive twirls,
and the opposition has proven
Red Riding Hoods. In receiver
Perkins we have a man who can
hike the ball to second with ac
curacy, thus causing a woeful
lack of base larceny.
Wheeler has a growing com
munity and its ball team is wait
ing for more victims but while
we will win the games we will
also show the visitors a "bully"
good time, as Teddy would say
Born, May 14, 1911. to Wm,
Walker and wife, Laurel, a son.
Born, May 30. 1911, to Guy B
Havs and wite, Laurel, a daugh
ter. WW 1 v.
Hon. Hubert Bernards was
down from the West, the first of
the week.
Born, May 27, to Arthur D
Hall and wife, of above Laurel
a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Barlow, of
Portland, were out to the city
uecoration uay.
Mrs. Frank Ballard, of Port
land, was a guest at the R. H.
Greer home, Decoration Day.
-ee " IIVI, UklCH
Portland, visited his
V. Wiley, Decoration
of
H. M. A.
father, W,
Day.
R. B. Goorlin and fnmihr
Salem, and Miss Lena Goodin, of
rort and. were o-npsri nf thn
home of R. H. Greer and family,
monaay.
jonn tserrie. the civi war-
veteran, was down from Yam
hill, Decoration Day, mingling
wun tneo d comranps nnri nmv.
V. V..,JV,J
ing me exercises.
W. F. Simnsnn nnri wfa n
Portland, were out. rn Rn
first of the week. Mr. Simpson
is connected with thp PnrtianH
----- vt blUlIU
ponce department.
corn. Mav 20. 1911 tr m
and Mrs. J. A. Rmwn
- . . aaa j, VI jO l
Orove, a daughter. And this
accounts tor that sm e J. A
was wearing- in rhp pmmt
i.L. .,1. , " " "COL,
itieoiner aay.
ur A n- ... .
V r'nney, wue, and sn.
will, departed yesterday, for
mageneid, Wash., where they
will reside on a farm. W. A
has taken a notion that he wants
to enjoy the simple life, after
spending a lite time in town.
William Flippen, formerly of
ttinouuiu, passed through town
Monday. He has a fine claim
pyer on Salmon Creek, and savs
hia fimkM ...Ml J
.i iiinuci w in cruise oyer fifteen
millions. He recently proved up
On the land nnri
1 1 , 7, .: own ue
able to sell for $15,000. ua v,
ueen living over on h a claim
ounie years.
Xff r n, .
m y; steeples and wife, of
Centralia Wash., arrived the
...a. ui uie veeK tor a two weeks
JLav. 1 ere rnroct rs 1
. -r.v,...ou vjiuve, uaies
Creek and Portland. ThL t f, ,
but Mr. Steeples savs thnf t;'
over there are rath. a.,
present. "Whan a
street, and seweS
T ; rIU' a"a one of the
classiest, trio nit; :i . . ine
thecoast'TaysMr.XZ60"
Responsible lor so few Marrlafl Nowadays
N old bachelor said to
a m
a niarncu num.
44No, I shall never marry.
I need no one to darn my
socks now. 1 always wear
If I wear a hole in heel, toe
or sole in four months, the
mills give me new ones free"
Evervoue knows that Woudethosc
- . . . 1
will make you sausncu
received another ut
1 S
Just
Headquarters the famous Burson
seamless Knit hose iu all styles,
out size, ribtop, a specialty
A new Hue of lisle g;iuze at 25c to
50c per pair
Silks! Silks!
JUST UKCKIVKI)
A complete ussortiiieiit of )ivsm Silkn
in FoulunK Soft TalMa and Kbf
in artistic colorings and pattern
L
lour ins)tM lion is solkiled
H a4 li
IT S RIGHT
BAIRD
8TATB OP OREGON KOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Margaret A trope and Herman Atrop.
buabaud and wife, flalntille,
va.
Bembard Rreliaand Mary Krul a, hia
wife, and Kmllia Jonitt (formrrly
Emilia TennK,) DereudaiiU.
TuBernbard Kreba and Marjr Krlw. bl.
wife, and Kuiille Jooet, (formerly Kmilie
Tennla,) the above named defendants:
In tbe name of the Htale of Or-(on:
You and each of you are hereby required
to annear in tbe above entitled ,-ourl and
answer tbe ,mplaint Hied airainm
ou in the aoi?e entitled cauae
on or before the expiration of an
vreke from the date of the firm put
licttion ol tbii tuiumona in the liill.
boro Argue, thedatw or tbe find publh.
tiontbereor Mng May 25. lull, and the
date of the but publication thereof being
theflth day of July, lull, end net forth by
way of anawerany claim you may have to
x:unA IT un 44 l properly nerelnalter daacrlnrd;
KlChard b. Wllev. attendino- and you and eatb of von will i.lZ
:..-4.j i i nonna tnnt it unn rail .
- .. j . w myi nil I
answer said coniulatnt, for want thereof
tbe Plaintitfa w ill apply to tbe court for
tbe relief prayed for In their complaint,
to wit: For a dame thai th. ii.in.iu-..
are the owners in fee simple and In nos-
nnwiiiMi oi an oi me loilowln ilrncribed
real property, tituato In Waahington
Co inly, Oregon, to-wit:
Tne NorthAaat nn.pt.. rt OUAi..K o. t
T. 2 S. ol K. 2 W. of the Willamette Mer"
luian, anq mat you and each of
you be forever barred and precluded from
claiming or attempting lo claim, axHerting
or altcinpting lo assert any interest in, or
right or title to laid premises, or any por
Hon thereof adverse to the title of
the r-laintitls therein and thereto
.'h,t ,Jthe .,itle of iA ayiaa.il.
titls in faid real property be forever
quitted as against tour claims to. ua
on and against the same.
This Hummoni is served upon you by
publication in the Hillnboro Arnus pur
suant to order of the Honorable J. W.
Sewell, County Judge of Washington
l ouniy.Oree-on. made and dated on the
24th day of May, mil.
Hairlev .6 lla-a
Attorneys for Plalotitta.
gar1 m
SUMMON 3
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT Of Til
Late Additions
to our
Stock of Goods
PACKARD SHOES
for men
"KOBE" SILKS
for women
BAREFOOT SANDALS
for children
EDISON CRAPHOPHONES
tor men. women and children
Yours for a Q deal
Rowell Bros. & Co.
SCHOLLS. OREGON
Phone Priv. Ex. No. 2
SUMMONS
IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE. OP OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON i-'OHutv
tva Boylan, Plaiutifl. i
Earnest Boylan," Defendant. I
iO K.nrnattl 4tr.-l... ..l . ' . .
fendant: "" auove namea de-
In the name of the State of Oregon vou
are harehw runniri . . r.T0" ml
the coinplaln fl,,,, 'ff
after the date of the Tb ffiTf
fail to tuiarTh. 7i"'Bn
of. will tut. Z "' ",r ,wnt '"ere-
and fo7ihT..;r. P1"'"1"'. I
of the H; ,r ;'u"."y nu control
OOUntV conrr .Tf ,L. u. . ""M the
the County of WasblnLT" ' "l0" '"r
1H Thursday, tSZ- H-iun
'618 , Vlon,ey for Plaintiff .
land, Ore ' a"u Wdg., Port-
Tm no viol ur. j ttti
$. Ik Z ra Wneat Flour
FISHING - - TACKLE
will soon
want the
See
our
The Trout Season
be here, and if vou
Fishing Tackl
that will bring you luck) call
and see our fine stock.
new line of the
"The
Fa mon Bir-vcleJ
Kacycle"
OUR MACHINES ARE WORTH WHILE
aunaard Baseball SuppliesWe can out
11 them all whcu it comcs to
Baseball Sunn):..
LEE SEi,?S, HILLSBORO
Gararfe, Third Street near H.a-1.
aSfA'-wpre
Kl" "I Plain
vdcr.anv
kftmil.in H4 r..
' HUIfSSm 111111 ir UUHUi'i ,,,
quantity, caps, fuse, etc.'1
It
n
si
ti
c
r
I-
Tti
7 viv Kuaranteed. 37tf
Horwicn
1
ixtn. Reedville. and at Orel
irenco.
3UB
1