The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, September 21, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFISHING - - TACKLE The Trout Season will soon be here, aud if you want the Fishing Tachle that will bring you luck, call and see our fine stcck. See our new line of the Famous Bicycles "The Racycle" OUR MACHINES ARE WORTH WHILE Standard Baseball Supplies We can out sell them all when it comes to Baseball Supplies. R. LEE SEARS, HILLSBORO Garag'e, Third Street near new Hotel. Notice to the Public! We are pleased to announce that we are now in a position to fill orders for Brick and Tile in any quantity desired at our yards in Forest Grove. We respectfully solicit your patronage Forest Grove Brick and Tile Co. FOREST GROVE, OREGON SIMMOXS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. Lot-in g K. Adams, plaintiff, vs. Bet sey O. Thome, defendant. To Betsey O. Thome, the above named defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby commanded and re quired to be and appear in the above entitled court and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above entitled cause on or before the expir ation of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons in the Hillsboro Argus, the date of the first publication thereof being Au gust 10, mi, and the date of the last publication thereof being September 21, IS11, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff therein filed against you; and You will please take notice that If you fail go to appear and answer, the Plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of 1150 with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 1st day of February, lull, the same being the reasonable value of the services rendered by the plaintiff for you in certain suits in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County, rendered and performed for your benefit and with your knowledge and assent, and for the costs and disbursements of this action, and for a judgment and order that the following described real prop erty belonging to you, lying, being and situate in Washington County, Oregon, and particularly described as follows, to wit: Being a part of block 7 of and In the Town, now City, of Hillsboro, Wash ington County, Oregon, particularly de scribed as, beginning at a point 102 feet south of the northeast corner of lot 5, block 7, Town of Hillsboro, and running thence south 82 feet; thence west $0 feet; thence north 12 feet; thence west 19 feet; thence north 20 feet; thence east 99 feet to the place if beginning, be sold by the Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon, as real property Is sold upon execution and the proceeds thereof applied to the satisfaction of 1 lie claim of the plaintiff hereinbefore si t forth and for such other judgment and order as may be necessary and proper, and the costs and disburse ments of this action. This summons is served upon you by publication in the Hillsboro Argus, by order of the Honorable R. O. Stevenson, County Judge of Washington County Oregon, made and dated August 7, 1911. BAGLEY & HARE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Would You erect that house now, if you could get the lumber at the price you are figuring on? Are you wait ing for a drop in the market? Not a Drop will there be, except the one we are offering specially to our cus tomers. Our lumber is always reliable. fRENTZEL & McFARWME BROS. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. AnnaE. Hill mch, l'lamtiti. ) vs Joliu Hubacb, Defendant. ) To Joliu LI ubaeli, the above named de fendant. In tbe name of the State of Oregon, yon are berehv required to appear ami ahHwerthe complaint of the plaintill in the above entitled mit on or before the 7th day of October, 1911, and if you fail so appear and answer, the plaintill' will npply to the court fur the relief demanded in said complaint, to-wit, lor a decree dissolving ibe bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant and adjudging and decreeing the plaintiff to be the sole owner ot an rights under a certain contract for purchase of tract Four in North Hillsboro Acres Oregon, as Bet out in the plaintiffs complaint. This summons is served upon you by publication by order of the Honorable It. O. Stevenson, Judge of tbe County Court ol'th81ate of Oregon for Washington Oounty, which order wai made and en tered .m the 24th day of August. 1911. Date of first publication August '.'4, 1911. Date of last publication October 5, Hill. Job nxoii J Htout. Attorneys for Plain till', MJi 0. of O. Bldg., Portland, Oregon. For sale: A gasoline engine, Fairbanks-Morse, 14 horse pow er, in fine running condition, working every day. Reason for selling putting in an electric motor. Inquire at Argus office. Our Teas and Table Luxuries are a delight to the woman who likes the best and the daintiest. We have so many things thatare tempting to eye and palate that we cannot name them here. Won't you do us and yourself the favor of coming here that we may show them to you? EMMOTT BROS. Main Street NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given that the last half of the taxes, where half payment has been made on the 1910 tax-roll, are due and will be delinquent on the first Monday in October, 1911, to-wit: Mon day. October 2, 1911, and a charge of 10 per cent, penalty and interest at one per cent, per month will be charged on all taxes which shall become delin quent on said date as above set forth, as per law prescribed. Geo. G. Hatifwk Sheriff and Tax Collector for Washington County, Ore. Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 5th day of September, 1911. HOP HARVEST CLOSES BY Notwithstanding Rains There has Been no Mold Appearing BAliLEY YARD FINISHED YESTERDAY Product is Piime and Nolhioj Injured by Precipiiatiua Washington County's hopcrop will be saved by Saturday night in nearly every yard in the sec tion, and the crop is prime in every respect The rains did no damage, and there was no mold in evidence even in the most un toward locations. Wet weather delayed the picking here and there, but as a matter of fact the delay was not costly, as many of the hops were none too ripe at the start The Bagley yard of 100 acres finished yesterday morning, and the pickers were all paid off by noon. The Kay yard and the Hostetler yard, at Iieedville. have finished, and barring a few small fields, where picking did not begin until Monday, the har vest is now safe. Buyers are traveling all over the district and while there is not the activi ty in prices disDlaved somp wppLs ago, the demand is sufficient for a good investment for all grow ers of the vine that is used by the brewer and housewife. And, besides Maine went wet by 46 votes. POULTRY PRIZES The Washington County Poultry and Pet Stock Association pulled out second prize on county ex hibits at the State Fair last week with no trouble. Indivi dual premiums were received as follows: R. H. Greer, Hillsboro 1st on Brown Leghorn hen; 1st and 2nd on Brown Leghorn hen; 2nd on cock; 1st on best parti colored bird; 1st and 2nd on Columbian Wyandotte cock; 3rd on Black Minorca cock. A. E. Cameron, Hillsboro 3rd cock and 3rd cockerel, White Leg horns; 1st and 3rd hen and 1st and 3rd pullet, and 3rd cock, Anconas. W. B. Dolan, Hillsboro 2nd pullet. White Plymouth Rocks. E. F. Sias, Hillsboro -3rd cock, White Wyandottes. Walter Roswurm, Forest Grove -1. 2. 3, S. S. Hamburg hens: 1 2, 3, pullet, and 1. 2. 3. cockerel. 2 and 3, cocks, and 1st and 2nd on pens, Ham burgs. G. M. Littlehales, Forest Grove 1 and 2, cocks, and 3, cockerels, White Orpingtons. Mrs. D. C.Clark, Forest Grove 1 cock, 1 hen, 2 and 3, pullet. 1st on pen, Partridge Wyan dottes. Considering the short time in preparation the members of the association think they have ac complished a nice showing. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by mv wife. and all persons are hereby warn ed not to give her credit on my account trom date hereof. 27-9 J. Lorsung Jr. Hillsboro, Ore., Sept. 13, 1911 0. G. Barlow was out from Portland, Tuesday. Dan Bailey, of South Tualatin, was in town yesterday. S. K. Nelson, of near Beaver ton, has gone to Portland to re side for the Winter. L. F. Emmott and nephew, Ray Emmott, start the first of the week for a trip to Arizona. Hercules stumping powder, any quantity, caps, fuse, etc. Ail new stock at J. E. Borwick's, Reedville. 36tf A. Bellemin, formerly of Cor nelius, was in town vesterdav. He recently moved to the Grove to reside. J. G. Schmitt. ot Elmonica, was in town Tuesday. He is go ing into the poultry business on an extensive scale. Do not forget to ask for a bchiller when you want a good 10 cent smoke no "cough dust" in the Schiller. 12tf Wm. Hahn and wife, of Port land, visited with .ludo-e Cran- dall and wife and Max OanHnll and wife, over Sunday. Notice to Contractors Notice H berehv will be received by th County Court of 1 1 ' - . 1 . r . . . ma-mingion v.ouniy, Oregon, up to 2:00 D. ThllfRflflV- Opmhar r inn aA 1 j , ' j. y ' 1 1 ouu then opened and contracts awarded for toe following construction: A go-fnot pile b'iihe near the Oppen lander place, nor'h of Varley station A fill of 12"; feel at each vnrl nf u!H bridge. flans and specifications may 1 seen at the ofhe nf ih court reserves the right to reject any or an okib, ann successful contractors must file a good and sufficient bond. R O. Stevenson, Judge. By Orrler of the County Commissions. Sept. 19, 191 1. m 4 m 4 4 m , m 4 I i i 4 n 4 4. 'Trr; r 1 : Si.- ' , Forest Grove Music Store Till1 7 V I? K.N.STAEIIR.Frop. J 11 I J IAjAA It rorest Grove. Ore. The oM st an I must rr liahle so in VVa him; t'lt C.H -IV IO ' II V IIIH-i'0-.l iiislrm.itiiM fr '11. Wuf Btcu-e ; 11t1lrr-1.11.'. Ihe tiuMiirs. Wlei a itclnii ker, gtmvry m m ur a furniture il 've all at once iltviil il ti handle pimms or any other uiu"i't in-lm-nieurs thev have Home thing o lMin, ami the experience uuy he verv expensive t iheiu as well as to their customer If a dealer locs not kno how to huv riuht. he can not sell riht. If he iloes not know a gul iiistiumcut from a m one hi customer is liat'le to get Ihe worst of the bargain We sell risnos from f 175 00 anil up am! k,v onr customers the brnelit of our eipeiience. In 110 esse 1I0 we allow our saleMiien or representative, to mis-epieseut anythiug or to take in any if the woithlcss piano checks or piano reililicales the counliv is IliM-tVii with. Our price in pUnua aie from fyt.oo to fioo.oolrsathan Portland pi ices oweiuc to our txprn-. ar so much Mtialler. On oigsns ami -ewmg much i nrs, of which we only hsoille the atantlint make, our pi ice rii;e from $15 00 to f if.oo lew. We hatulle Victor ami I'M'son' talking machine anil rec ords We h .ve the largest line of sheet music in the state outsiile ol I'oit'aml. Mail orders K r same promptly attended to. String instrument and strngs of all kin Is. Sewing in ichine m eille for any machine made. Send us the name f jour machine an I enclose 35 cents in stamps, aud we will tuti you one dozin needle to tit your machines. : t t m m . vi m m m i i i i i THE STORE OF QUALITY :rr roa Second St. Hillsboro, Ore. Both Phonus Hoffman's Sawmill is sawing from the best timber in Washingtou county. The fiuest Rough and Dressed Lumber always on hand. Estimates on liuildmcs, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil iugs all kind:; of finished lumber for house material. We deliver. f hon : Pac. States, Glencoe Central, 37 PETER HOFFMAN, Bacona, Oregon 4 E w haines. pres. L J corl. vice pres. a r leabo. cashier CHAKTKR NO. 8oj6 The First National Bank of forest grove, oregon. Capital and Surplus $60,000. 4 per cent paid on Savings Deposits. $r.oo will open an account. Directors: Geo. G. Hancock, John Templeton, T. W. Sain, H. J. Goff, E. VV. Haines, George Mizner, Levi Smith, W. H. Hollis, W. K. Newell, H. T. Buxton, and L. J Corl. We appreciate your patronage and hope for a continuance of same. Make on- Bank your Bank. Grafted Ualnut Trees As I have made a careful study of ihe Walnut In dustry in California, Oregon and Washington for the last six years and have great tonfHeiue in the future of the industry, especially in the Willam ette Valley, we are planting 250 acres of our own. As we arc growing and grafting the trees for this tract to insure reliability and uniformity wo decided to graft some for silc of ihe san.e quality. In offering these trees to the public we be ieve we are offering the very best that can be pioductd at any price Vrooman Fianqueltes grafted in Royal Hybrids and California Black R. ot. Washington County has a bigger area of land suitable for walnut culture than most any other county in the valley, yet very few first-class trees of the lat-.-blooming varieties that are adapted to our climatic conditions aie being planted. Order early, as our supply has never been equal to the demand. ( Ferd. Groner HILLSBORO, ORE.. R. 2 Monmouth Butter at Emmott Bros. Try it it ia the real thine:. Imperial Hard Wheat Flour, 11.45 per sack, at Connell & Co Every sack jruaranteed. 37tf Fruit Wanted ! We will pay you the highest market pi ice fur Royal Ann, or any variety of chert ios, Oilm fruit wanted in season. Drop me a card. If quan tity is sufficient will receive in llillsln.ro or Forest drove. A. T. STRATTON. Cornelius. Oregon -A - L00K It Over Willi rriiiiiil ryr (ii t )i t i 1 1 ilr Miilr lnHik nfllir l-t 111141111U1 1 uri uf nll m)rr you mn liml mM i moral ri-ilnillty llmt V"H ('nil lni I a ilnplirnlr nf I he (ml Inn vmi rln" r ill our .tiK'k. Our vuiirin m- ... ninny, our ilr'tn no il.untv ntinC'trliim in Miml lirrr. til .1 J. Murrow, Hillsboro, Ore, Main St., opposite Court House. M K si: 1,1, Through .Tickets to Eastern Points Baggage checked to Is'niaMan and sleeping car art i'igciinu's made Oregon Electric Ry. Through trains east from Portland via "THIS NORTH BANK. ROAD' S rani i MiniifrtpulH Kan Ms City tin i hi liuliilli Wii.uii k j 6.i65 ROUND TRIl'S HAST t7i 15 7 65 I'lilmKO Milwaukee St. I,oui K'livrr I'olnrN'lo Spunks 55 " Nrw Yoik ) . HliU.trl.hi S' Wsll,j;t( ) I in f'S llahluiorr lloitoti 1i lets tulil June 16, 17. ji 11 ,u , , , , . , 36 3t jK- , . . '' ' ' tA' .V July I t f. oven allum.l J ' "",r" K'"K' "') ri-iuriiini- Mop Spend the Summer at Clatsop Bearh tl Hll Pi, mi, I Trlr. .l.:i.. 1 .. iMrst-cl.M hotel, m Se..i.le ami (;..,hti. or sh!,rlribe l n,n,isl1 a11 det:liIs regarding Io.k; W. h. Com an, General Wught and Passenger Agent. j Raises II Dough I II Better! 25c Pound Can " ) k All Crocor. S I'KO.MI'T WOMK llllNKST K TH0S. H. BROWN Contrmtor funnem' I'lmne 741 PI.ASTKR, IlKICK AND CKMKN HILLSbOBO, ORE. Exeiutor't Not ice. tor ,....,, BM ,,. Klsril. Mid Kieruil...!' in,'0 PWWHttliniii to claim, a;;;;? :j xr'L 'r at the reHiilen.e o tir',',,r1V'm':ll,'r" north nfiw ." 01 t ,B. 'iiKlnrMluii,.,! ifon, within hi! .7.M.' ?" H )" "i-'i- WU. AuKU8t !44, Mill. ll"HHit. t. Kiector of the la.t Wl'T .nd S? aVh" 60Utor. K Auy fur Argus and Oiegonian, $2.25. Otiurdian's Notice Nollfn Ih llmnliy (llvoii, Unit ll' "liTNlKiiml Iuih Iiiii.ii n,M,lnt. , umiriliiiu Hi inrwiiiH iiinl iwl,n,.H of Kdkli l'v It" it""" u""rn Williain Itmiiniiiil m llmiry Klitinr Itiiviiiiiinl, nihiiiiH, hy i oriler of tlin miy curt nt llin Hlali' reui.il, lur WHNhliiKtiin floiinly, mini'' 1 lh th liny of HepUniihiir, A. ll , lllll.in iiaiiilulv(UHliliiiR, hiii-Ii muti-iimn. Now TlHTel'nm, all permiim liuvi HiiiiN hkhIiihi. nhIiI inlnorN or iiiiv '' llifin lire hen-liy t'olllioil nml ri.'i ik'm) ' , preiniit thiuii with I In pri.i'r mhh Ih " iiiBiit my rHiln North ofiiiriii'lii 'fat Ihe jKW Ol)!,.,, ofTliuB. 11. Tniut" t IlillNliiiru, WitHhinKt ii niiin! ""'KOII, WlllliliHiK IIIOIllIlM Iniin HlH'l" I liBlim mililieKtioii f ihlHimlli'e, I U It. Wllliln i... . ..I. 7tll Hill iii'.iihiw iniin ni'i"1""" fl ., . John Ira March, l' .. iH." ,U" lW"IIH Hllll I'HIIllI'M Jjilith Kiy UhvUioihI, (ln,ir Willi" iiEs "m'ry Kll,,"r ltll'""'" TIioh II. ToiiiriiA. h,ii,.v fur irniircliii Cameras and kodaks, and sup- n IBS fnr all t T M ir "laneo Hi, u. Hoyfs. 2(itf