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"TI I1C HAZAAK" FOKKST CROVi;, ORIC.
PIANOS
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Do You Want a Good
BANNER
Spring Wagon or Buggy?
If you do, don't for t to sec the mi
dcr.sij.ncil. Sec display at the Kerr
shop, or at my place, north end of
1-irst Street, on Jefferson, blocks
north of Court House.
JACOB MICHEL
Only Complete Stock of
Wall Paper
in latest patterns and fibres, and wall
deeomt ions, panels, ete , in this city
PAINTS,iLUARNISH
Call in and see our celebrated "Matt
Finish" in nut stains. Sec the sample
Full Stock Window Glass
(llazier's work a specialty
Fine Line Picture Frames
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Let us frame that picture
w. hTtaylor
HILLSBORO
Third Street Nelson Block
FEED STORE 1.1
Pi IS N kU IIUULUI
iu uiiulii nuiiLui
S. V. Weyritk Chared With Ob
taining Money by Fraud
BANK SAVS MADE FALSE STATEMENT
I l"led Hii AxxetK u Worth Abuul HI-
teen TbuuHand Dollars
(-ormtahle MeOuill II n wont in
" vim
VMWtte the last of the wwk nn,l
rt'turru-d with S. F. Weyriek,
formerly m the feed business.
lth here and at Nf.rtl. vn,nJ
Weyriek bought out the (J. A.'
Webb feed store, on S,.,v.n,l
street, Home time last year, and
uiu what was apparently a thriv
ing Inisiness. Later he bouirht
or contracted to buy, a site at
North Plains, and built a store
there. Openinir a hiinin..a
that point, and still conducting
uie iK-al business in Hillsboro,
Wevrick wn l.,.nt ni.
they make them.
kt A.'weeks after locating at
North Hams he was forced into
oariKrunicv unon smr immrkt i...
CTHJlWJrH. 1 h( lifinWnnrifnir
eeedmjfs came before H. T. Hag.
ley. and everything waa
along swimmingly for Weyriek
until the Hillsboro National Bank
commenced to look into things
Uiat Weyriek had gone to the
Itank and siirnl n n,,;r,...,t-...
of assets at something like $15,.
f. and ll.'lhilitii.u r,f hnf
hundred. Upon this statement
ii was given a loan of n.OOO.
When the referee i
came to the real assets schedule
and u was ascertained by the
bank, criminal irorj..linir at
ooee were siarteu.
Wevrick WJW tnlrnn I
udge Smith, who flxod tho bond
at i.uuu. railing in getting a
bond he was takn tn th
jail. Weyriek alleged he had
proiiertV in Missouri Hn
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and some land in Virginia, and it
i siaieu mat he represented
that his North PI
was paid for, when, it is said, he
nau uui a small equity in the
noujing.
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PAOH TBRCU
We have tahen the Agency
of the Celebrated
BUSH & LANE PIANO
TERMS
You are respectfully invited to
call in and examine them. For
Purity of Tone, Beauty of Finish .
and all that goes for the best
manufacture iu the piano, the
Hush & Lane leads. Sales
room, Third Street, in the New
Nelson IiloCk
W. H. TAYLOR
Excursion Fares East
;y ... ...
During the Month of Mav , , .
September. on ''J"ly.'
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
"... ruun.i uip tickets from
HILLSBORO vin PnPTTftNp
TO
Chicago
Council Bluffs.'."
Omaha
Kama City
St. Joseph
St. I'anl.
as follows:
FARES
...73lo
, 60.60
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs 6. cn
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Minneapolis, via fV.n;i ni..i" .O 0
St. Ijauis... "'"'U1 64 5o
Boston
Washington, i) C "I09'
Atlantic City, N. J.'l" . . . ,"8
SALE DATES:
70.60
..110.60
109.10
10
103.00
THE STORE OF QUALITY
turn limit Octorwr -to
WM. McMURRAY. General Passenger Ajft
PORTLAND, OREGON
Second St.
Hillsboro, Ore.
BotH Phones
FISHING - - TACKLE
The Trout Season will soon
he here, and if you w ant the
Fishing Tachle
that will brino; you luck, call
and see our fine stock.
c
ee our new line of the Famous Bicycles
"The Racycle"
UR MACHINES ARE WORTH WHILE
Standard Baseball Supplies We can out
sell them all when it comes to
Baseball Supplies.
I LEE SEARS, HILLSBORO
Garage, Third Street near new Hotel.
Br?HnmTUth .But.ter at Kmmottl Imperial Hard Wheat Flour,
thinir 1C 18 tne real $1.45 per sack,-at (Jonnell & (Jo.
Every sack guaranteed. 37tf
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
I'aul Reimris to KM Loinhar.l, 26.J
a CIlrllHlelll Mdlllllnm lli, l,..lu
C.sy I,omltil to F O Tattlsoii, 30.1
1 .1 lii. ... it. . I
. . iiiiuii iu w 1 Aioran, 30.1 a
twine as bove ,
r. a ami a a M111H to II I. and M O
Kellev. Ju acres mrr nii.,,
J W Davis Jr to C I' lt.
blk II. 1'mivlrw
John Milne to Dell and lunily Yiiiing
j.w m- 14 i 1 11 r 3 w jo
I'ied Ikhnke to Annie X Hanlcy, lot
K Electric ad. TiKrdville 350
Dell ami Emily Younif to John Mil.
lie. 141 IHC lit I n 1 lw . I
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jacaiiiau 10 win u Keed, 11.49(1
a near Heaverton
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niu,i(.ii uaurrisciier 10 tan llohren,
20 a sec 3 1 1 n t a w ijoo
if . .... J
m(ic 11 varson 10 i.eo rictliewe, 30
lots West I'ortUml ll,.u,l,i
(ico Scliiewe lo K 1 Kuraili un.,1. no
uove. ,0
ram Keimers lo B M Lonibanl, 440
a ana inner lamis. Wuul,i.,i...,
mid Vainhill counties
CllSR I) Hall to Mrv A I
acres 1 1 Irani Johnson '
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juiiu m i.ieweuyn 10 ievl Koch, 52
acres sec 14 l I s r 4 w 1350
iiMucy r. nun 10 Winer K Vaughn,
two lots, hlk 6. O-enco ...,3000
Alice Kllernon, admx, to Nellie Rog
ers, 50.07 a uavm uuerson a 1 c.4650
Nellie M Rogers to Ernest esciMiips,
40.07 acres David Kllenain rl.i,,, t,,
uhum nasuiussen 10 veronika .Net-
lersheiui, 20 a Kilward Coi.sImI.I
donation .
A T Stratton to Huuihurg, i'i lots
oik 10 Cornelius , oi
j n noweu 10 rem uroncr 4.97 a
at Scholls i5oo
W Ilaseuohrl lo Auuimla UVi,wl. I
8.30 acres near Miuter bridge aooo
vvui mogeusen 10 k r (iwen, b acres
more or less. Oar.len Hum. ,nrJ
.eo w Mieppsru to 1 U I.sngwell,
so a sec IK t 1 11 r 1 w
L O Weidewltsch to Inreuz Keuner,
Dl It 1 anil lot I block a Talbot's ad,
Lortieliua ,
Frank A Foster to Jesse V Eaton.
160 a sec 15 t 3 11 r 4 w aioo
Chas J Berggreu to C A Brickumn,
Ho a sec 30 t 3 n r 2 w aso
i. a oric-Kiuau 10 a l.ogim, ibu a sec
30 t 3 n r a w
Kinilv Watsnn to O A C R R. riul.t
of wav near F Ornvc m
ueo w Morgan to Ule a Hmort, 40 a
in ineiHiuis ,
I! C Rushlni? to Willi.-lm Ni..1.l a
iuih rineianu lerrHce...,, , 323
saisBmaMi saaalBlisias11iIp
Fruit Wanted ! I
We will pay you the highest market price for
Royal Ami, or any variety of cherries. Other
fruit wanted in season. Drop me a card. If quan
tity is sufficient will receive iu Hillsboro or Forest
Grove.
A. T. STRATTON, Cornelius, Oregon
,.2000
600
10
750
Hoffman's Sawmill
is sawing from the best timber in
Washington county. The finest
Rough and Dressed Lumber
always on hand. Estimates on
Buildings, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil
ingsall kinds of finished lumber
for house material. We deliver.
Phone: Pac. States, Glencoe Central, 37
PETER HOFFMAN, Bacona, Oregon
'Tn thfl 2fi vpars that I'.m
heen in Washinoton flountv I'vp
never witnessed a hptfpr o-i-oin
crop prospect than is in evidence
tins year, in several trips across
the northern portion of the coun
ty I have found oats and wheat
looking splendid, and all prain js
fillinir finely. 1 think that the
general yield will exceed any
vear of the nast twpnrv.Hiv "
was the remark of Wm. Bagle'y,
the hopgrower, Tuesday.
If you want to raise irood
clean fruit, you must use the
hpst of Arsenate of I.pnd nnH
that is the Grassellis Neutral.
I have used it for many years
and find it the very best. I have
it for sale. B. Leis, Beaverton,
Ore.
There will he a nienie nr. Kin-
ton, under the, auspices of the
Kinton Union Sunday School,
Saturday, July 22. The program
will begin at 11:00 in the morn
ing, and the Kinton Band will
furnish the music. The niihlin ia
cordially invited.
11
E w haines, rres. l J cokl, vice pres. a r leabo, cashier
CIIARTRR NO. 8036
The First National Bank
OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
4 per cent paid on Savings Deposits.
1.00 will open an account.
Directors:-Geo. G. Hancock, John Templeton, T W
iHw?FF E' W Haines- George Mizner, Lev!
Smith, W. H. Hoilis, W. K. Newell. H. T. Buxton, and
J-i. J LORL.
We appreciate your patronage and hope for a continuance
of same.
Mate our Bank your Bank.
BEAUTY IN
UGLINESS
By ELLA B. CHEEVER
Copyright by American Press Asso
ciation. U!l.
Professor Blinder was a farmer's boj
mado Into an archaeologist. He workoj
his way through college, sometimes
teaching the little country boys and
girls necr the university where he
studied, sometimes following the plow,
but oftener doing odd jobs which
would not interfere with his university
courses. He was red headed, freckled
and otherwise unattractive in personal
appearance, except for the intellect
that looked out through his eyes. When
he smiled he resembled a pumpkin
with a candle In it. such as boys use
to celebrate Allhallow eve.
Professor Blinder while In co11p!?(
was principally interested in buried
things, and the loncer thev hart nepn
under ground the better he liked them.
ue read so many books about buriM
cite that after his eraduation he wns
chosen to go abroad with a party of
archaeologists to discover the site of
lost ureek cities mentioned by his
torians, ne told the party where
many of these cities were, and thev
found them. When he returned he
was made professor of archaeology in
a woman's college. The girls declared
that he had been appointed becniis
none of them would be tempted to
run away with him.
One day after recitation Eva Tim.
bert, whose talents ran rather to mis
chief than books, went up to the pro
fessor s lecture table after the lecture.
ostensibly to ask a question, but really
to poke run at him.
"Professor," she said, "did the earlv
Christians dig out the catacombs of
itome to bury their dead in?"
lhats the storv." renlied the nrn-
fessor, "but It seems to me more likely
that they were old quarries and the
Christians found them ready for their
purpose, though they greatly extended
them. There's too much glamour about
archaeological stories. Nevertheless
the catacombs are Interesting, even if
they were originally auarries. It ia th
pleasure we take iu deciphering in
scriptions and such matters pertaining
to the dead placed there centuries
ago that interests us, as well as the
skeletons of tho dead themselves. The
catacombs to ine are more fascinating
than the Lake of Couio, the bay of
Psapies or the Swiss Alns. Bemitv Is
passive; there is nothing about it to
learn, to conquer. There is no beauty
in tue catacombs, but there is the live
liest interest For instance, when we
see the outline of a fish scratched on
the wall over a sarcophagus we are
eager to know what it means. And
when we have learned that we find
And yet how homely P
"No, no. no! How can that which la
so full of interest be homely?"
"If you are interested In these things
i - i icu you or mem.
There is much in my lectures that Is
: necessarily dry. bat any day after the
class Is dismissed. If you haye any
question to ask. any Information to
gain about these archaeological sub
jects, remain for awhile and I will
doubtless be able to inform yon of
these things, ugly In themselyes, as
you say, but beautiful from the Inter
est they excite."
When Miss Lambert left Professor
BUnder's lecture room she found a
number of her classmates wait! tn
enjoy her account of how she bam-
ixwziect the archaeologist They were
very much surprised when she said:
"Girls. I didn't get In a single bam
boozle. On the contrary, he proved In
a yery Ingenious way that he Is beau
tiful." "Beautifuir exclaimed several girls.
"For pity's sake, how did he do that?"
"ne told me of ugly things so Inter
esting that they seem to be beautiful.
1 consider him one of them."
A year from that date Eva Lambert
married Professor Blinder.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Ore
gon for Washington County
Washington County Abstract,
Company, a
Plaintiff,
"What does a fish moan?" nsk-eil
Miss Lambert, becoming interested.
it was a sign of the earlv Christians
and indicated that the buried one was
a follower of Jesus. But. to return
to the matter of the difference between
the beautiful and the interesting. Two
young students of geology recently
took luncheon on a stone. It was a
common stoue apparently, like any
other stoue. One of the students
thought it resembled a fossilized bone.
Chipplug off a few bits of it, they
took it to their college laboratory.
tested it and found that it was a hone.
It turned out to be the paw of an ex-
tiuct dinosaur that had lived millions
of years ago. There was no beauty in
it, but it was fascinating."
"I should say so. Was it taken out?"
"Yes, and removed to a museum."
By this time the srirls had nil left
the lecture room. The professor went
on talkiug.
"If you ever go to Pomneii. hurled
by an eruption of Vesuvius seventy
five years after the birth of Christ
you will see a plaster cast of a man.
home may prefer the statue of the
Apono ueiveuere. possibly tho must
beautiful figure iu existence. Mv
taste leads me to the Pomnellan mar.
It represents only a common mnn nmt
Is rough at that The figure it repre
sents was a man who when Pompeii
was being covered with ashes and mud
was attempting to escape, but fell and
was enveloped In the mud. This cas
ing hardened and formed a mold of
the body. Eighteen hundred years
later the body had disappeared in
gases, plaster was poured into the
mold, and we got a replica of the Pom
peilan as he died."
"Oh, professor," exclaimed the girl,
"bow iaterestiug!"
Title A- Trust
Corporation,
Marion Garwood. Nellie Gar
wood, John Garwood, Ledora
Garwood, Lee Garwood, Henry
Garwood, May Garwood, Sa
rah Fli'nhelh in tl Lr:
etta Shelley and William Shel
by Defandantii
TV. M.rinn fi . '
rh7 "V". iseine uarwood,
John Garwood, Ledora Garwood. Lee
Garwood, Henry Garwood, May Gar
wood, Henrietta Shelley and William
snelley, the above named defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon : You
and each of you are hereby required to
appear 111 the above entitled court and
answ er the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled cause ou or before
the expiration of six weeks from the dale
?, 5h! ulu Publlc?'on of this summons
in the Hillsboro Arsrus, the date of the
nrst publication thereof being June 29th.
911, and the date of the last publication
fnrThLlf"g AllBU8t 10- ,9U' a"u set
iorin by way of answer any claim you
may have to the real property hereinafter
described; and you and each of you will
Please take notina tht if f;i
. - - JUU mil EHJ lo
appear and answer said complaint, for
. ... ..jUI, uo piaimin will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for in his
coin plaint, to-wit, for decree that the
plaintitt is the owner in fee simple and in
hiu ui mi me louowing described
real property situate iu Washington
County, Oregon, to-wlt:
Commencing at the Northeast corner of
ction 26, ill Township 2 North of Raima
3 West of the Willamette Meridian;
thenee South 20 chains; thence West 20
chains; thence South 20 chains; thence
West 10 chains: thence North 21 chaius
thence East 10 chains; thence North 19
chains to the North line of said Section
A; thence East along the North line of
said feectiou, 20 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing 61 acres, more or lean-
something else we wish to interpret"- EnW
hat does a fish menu?" nL-ei1 i tttumnMn. u:... ..uur
atteiiintine to claim.
ing to assert any interest in or right or
title to or claim or lien upon said above
described premises or any portion there
ot adverse to the title of the plaintitt
therein or thereto; and that the title of the
plaintitt in and to such real property be
forever auieted against your claims to
and upon and against said real property
This summons is served upon you by
publication in the Hillsboro Argus pur
suant to order of the Honorable J. U
Campbell, Circuit Judge of the Fifth Ju
dicial District of the State of Orenon
ion dated 011 the 28th dav of J"Ile'
Bagley & Hare,
Attorneys lor Plaintitt'.
Executor's Notice.
Notice is herehv pi
ed executrix and executor of the last will
.nu icnuuiiem oi f rank .Fetrzilka, de
ceased, have been appointed and con.
tinned as such executrix and executor by
the County Court of the State of Oregon
tor Washington County, and have duiy
qualified as such. 1
Now, therefore, all persons bavina
claims against theesiateof Frank Fetr
zilka, deceased, are hereby required to
present the same to the undersigned Ht
the law office of Bagley A Hare, in Hill.,
boro, Oregon, together with proper vouch
ers within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 22ud day of June, 1911.
Mary Petrzilka,
Executrix,
Frank Petrzilka,
Executor of the last Will and Testa
ment of Frank Petrzilka deceased.
Bagley A Hare, Attorneys for Executor.
Sunset Mae-azirip for .Tulv
I Vacation Time at Ios Angeles
Beaches; The Call of the Cool
Sea Breeze," by Peter B. Kyne,
beautifully illustrated in four
colors; The Spell," by C. N. &
A. M. Williamson; hunting, fish
inp;, motoring, fiction. On sale
all news stands.