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

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Newspaper Page TextBILLS BORO AR003 DBCIUBI 31 1811 Pioneer Harness Shop A. M. CARULE, Prop. HILLSBORO, ORE. Robes Blankets Storm Covers Things that every farmer should have this time of the year. . WE HAVE THEM at Prices that are winners. Harness of all kinds. Re pairing done on short notice. Ilillsboro Harness Shop 2nd St opposite Livery Barn ALBERT T0Z1ER WRITES OF 0 WPEII6S Tells of AnothetCounty Treasurer Who Passed Suddenly THOS.PAILSEN AND CHARACTERISTICS Refused to Take Money That he Had Not Earned Into the Heart of Portland Oregon Electric trains now run through the retail, hotel and theatre center of Portland to the North Bank station, nth and Hoyt Sts., stopping inbouud at all street intersections. Outbound trains stop at ioth and Stark, ioth and Morrison, 5th and Salmon, 1st and Salmon, as well as the North Bank and Jefferson St. stations. These city stops are convenient and time saving for all Willamette Valley passengers. V THROUGH TICK Y V ETS EAST y Six No Portland transfer. LZJ f Tickets are sold and XSS!S baggage checked to Eastern points. Fares, train service and other details will be furnished on request. V. E. Conuu, G. F. & P. agt Portland, Ore. S. Cooper, agt. Hillsboro, Ore. O. A. C. Short Courses Begin Jan. 3 Continue Four Weens You Are Invited Every citizen of Oregon is cordially invited to attend the short courses of the Oregon Agricultural College, beginning Jan. 3. Eleven distinctive courses will be offered in Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry and Music. Every course is designed to HELP the student in his daily work. Make this a pleasant and profitable winter outing. No tuition. Reasonable accommodations. For beautiful illustrated bulletin, address H. M. Tennant, Registrar, Corvallis, Ore. Farmer's Business Courts By Correspondence GREATEST RESOURCES When you bank your funds it is a source of satisfaction to know that your account" is in the vaults of the strongest financial institution in your district. Come in and talk it over with us. The American National Bank A. C. Shute, President H. V. Gates, Vice President A. McGill, AND ASSOCIATE C. Jack, Jr., Cashier W. V. Bergen, Asst. Cash. The Shute Savings Bank Successor to J. W. Shute, Banker, Hillsboro, Oregon CORNEK 3RD AND MAIN "Little Jach Horner Sat in the Corner Eating a Christ? mas Pie." It was made of Beaver State Flour, too, as anyone can tell when you see the look of joy on Johnny's face. Use Beaver State Flour for your Christmas pies and other baking and you too will grin with delight at the delicious result. It's milled to make good things. Your dealer sells it. CUmax Milling Go, SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. Clarn A.Stewart. ' Plaintiff, 1 vs. v Charles L. Stewart, Defendant.) To ( harles L. Stewart, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oreeon. vou are hereby required to apiearnd answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled court and cause, on or be fore the Wth day of Deeem her, l!ll, said date being after the expiration of Six Hi) weeks from the first publication of this summons. If you tail to appear and answer, the plaintiff wjll apply to the court for the relief demanded in the com plaint, to-wit: For a decree of divorce lorever dissolving the bond of nnUriio ny now existing between plaintiff and defendant on the ground ot cruel and inhuman treatment, and aim) on the grounds of desertion: for the custody of the four (li minor children of plaintiff and defendant, and for attorneys fee and alimony. This summons is published once a week for Six (0) constcutive weeks by order of the Honorable J. II. Campbell, Judge of the above entitled court, dated the lfith day of November, Ml, directing publica tion inereoi. The date of the first publication is i mirNii&v. i.nfl iw.n aitv nr nifwuiii nnr Ami the last publication the 28th day of ueceuiDer, imi. Hchnabel fc LaKoche, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Argus and Oregonian, $2.25 Emmotts have a fresh lot Krinkle corn flakes, 3 for 25 cents, Albert Tozier, now visiting at acoma, writes the Argus as follows: Dear Editor: In reading of the recent death of Washington County's treasurer it came to me that another county treasurer ied suddenly at Hillsboro. It was the late Hyer Jackson, who also had been county judge. He eft his office in good health one evening and passed awav that night His last words were: 'The keys are in my pocket. he money is in the safe." Well do l remember, as a boy, his cheerful words as he passed me that evening: "This is a verv good world, isn't it, Albert? You seem to be doing yourpart to make it cheerful." I noticed in the last Argus, mention of the death of Thos. Paulsen. There was a time when hos. Paulsen did all the printing for the state of Oregon on a quar ter medium jobber, when the late L. Stinson was state printer. I recall an incident in Thos. Paul sen's life that shows the honesty and fairness of the man. About the session of 1905 he held a com mittee clerkship. While going to the state house he fell, and was laid up for three weeks of the session. When the pay war rants were drawn for the clerks he was allowed full time, but this he would not accept and re turned to the state treasury about $47. or the amount allowed him for the time he did not work possibly not a similar case on record. Several former Hillsboro citi zens are in lacoma, and doing well, John U. Weatherred is in the real estate business: Elmer M. Brown, a brother of Coroner C. Brown, and son of Alvin Brown, of Forest Grove, is a suc cessful practicing physician: Fred Zieber is a salesman with headquarters in Tacoma; Mrs. tiaytne lozier-weatherred is m newpaper work; Miss Mattie Martin is the wife of a Baptist minister; one of Tacoma's wealthy men is C. U. Barlow - one of the three B's when Hon W. N. Barrett. F. M. Beckwith and Carl Barlow were boarding themselves at forest Grove and were struggling to get an educa tion at Pacific University a third of a century ago. I find this quote from a Colfax paper ot di years ago; Hon Jacob Hoover and family, of Hillsboro, arrived in town last Thursday, and propose making this place their future home." Uther Washington County peo ple who may be of interest are Henry Sicade, a Puyallup Indian, who attended Tualatin Academy 30 years ago. He owns about 300 acre3 within the city limits. Milo btone, who lived near Tualatin Academy, is in the ve hicle supply business. The Misses Minnie and Emma Un- thank, formerly of Forest Grove, have been teaching here for 20 years. Mrs. Mary L. Mace, who as Mattie Robinson, lived near Sherwood, is the wife of Wm. Mace, a prominent contract or and builder, FREE FREE FREE Largest Automobile Factory in the World Will be seen in Hillsboro when Studcbakcr corporation present their fatuous motion pictures and lecture entity "From Pig Iron to Finished Automobile" The public will l taken on a trip through the cuormous K. M. 1 & I'LANDKRS Automobile factories and every detail of construction of these famous cars will Iv explained and described by a factory expert as shown in 6.000 FEET OF FILM Crescent Theatre, Tuesday, Dec. 26 d by parents. SECURIC TICKKTS nt EVENING S:oo. Children uud 1 . 1 ....1 . .H II ill, I Ittr eris uot auniiueu iuwcm ;n.v.u-uj.iim.u ) Wilkes' Garage, or luster's Drug Niop. After tomorrow the davs will begin to lengthen Dec. 22 being the shortest day in the year. For the first few davs the elon gating process is so short that you hardly notice the difference! in the daylight, but about the tenth or twentieth of January you will begin to notice that the days are considerable longer. These are the days when the electric light plant gets to your collar for extended service. Who wants Winter, anyway even if it be a mild one? I represent the Spirella corset. Make selections in your home, where accurate measurements can be taken, and you get a cor set to meet the requirements of your figure. Send postal card, or phone call for appointment- Mrs. Jtf. E. Caudle, Hillsboro. Oregon, Fifth and Jackson Sts. Ind. phone, 58-1. 35-45 Robt Simpson, of Buxton, was down to the city Monday and Tuesday. Robt has been fire warden for Washington County the past year, and he is cetting well acquainted with the county at large. He can now tell you where slashings are the most numerous, and where the county is being developed, better than any other person in the boundary, Smokers want the best there fore call for a Schiller or a Grand Marca, when you want to see the blue wreath curl. Jas. H. Sewell, who has start ed a little town of his own out on the East Plains, was in the city Tuesday. In another year he will have rock roads clear to the Rancho del Sewell. For sale: Fresh Jeisey cow. H. H. Rehse, Hillsboro, Ore., Route 5 near Farmington 38-0 Jos. Robinson and wife were in the city from Farmington, Tuesday, on a Christmas expedition; Genuine Rogers silverware for our customers. Ask for a trad ing card. The Delta Drug Store. Frank Imbrie, of West Union, was greeting friends in town Friday. Fresh oysters in bulk. Finest of oysters cocktails. H. T. Koe ber, in new brick, Second Street. Edw. Baylee, of West Union, was in town yesterday. A good, strong, serviceable top-buggy for sale. J. M. Wall. mis If IS THE BEST f the ;w to kT your leeth ml nd plt brldfuwurk dune n. here It toe plan to the Wet iinlt'M ork puMlbl. WOTiwi'ni r CilulUtf It, 1.4 Hl.i Will. PlIMIt Ml MutMl H Ul VtlMM WUM W flBlsh flit u4 brtii wurk fur out of-txv tatroni Ik o iUy ft 4mItm, tuCnm SS.O Z Inert Ttelk 4.0 OaUFUInn 1.0 CeiiMl filliefl 1.0 SiNer flllinn .6 6.00 ri.i.i I.SU FilnLil Citr'tUe .69 All wnrk fully fuamutewd Cor flriMa yean. Wise Dental Co., inc. Painless Dentists U4 tub f-'ltM Notice to Water And Light C o nsumers Mini lulKlni. INH tri Wlihlnrlon rOHTl AN0, OU. OIOm .n: Ii.ll kit. k. Guardian's Sale o( Real Property Kotioti is hroly Riven, llml lln iimlr signt'il, llm iluly Hi)ii)intml, tiiillliil hikI artini; irimnlniii of K-e ihwx im ittut intnlfH of Eililli Kny Kiivmoiio. (ifort;t Williaiu lUym. ind mill tltinrv Klincr UuvukhuI. liiinorf, ty virtue of hikI iurimiit to oritur of ship, iiimln unit rnUinxl in t h nmtti'r of th KimrillatiKliii) of tin1 iroiiH and stHliH of K'ilUi Kny Kuvnioii'l, lHrire William Hnyinoiul ami Henry Elmer lUynioinl, minors, on I In- i!ut It day of NovemrHtr. A. 1). lull, by Hon. 11. O. Stevenson, Judwe of the County Court of the stale of Oregon, for Washinntoii county, will from ami after the itUility of December, A. 1)., UHl. proceetl u sell at private sale, for cash in hand, allot the right, title and InternMi of said tuin ors, Kdith Kav Uiiyinond, tieorge William Kayniond and llenry K.tuer lUyiuoud, in and to the following decntxxl real estate lying and being in the County of Washington, and Mlale of Oregon, and more particularly descriixsl as follow, to-wit: U)t two (2) of and In aeetion seven (T), In township three (:) north of Itiinge four (4) west of the Willlanmlte meridian and omtainiiiK 3M.S4 acres, more or leH. Said sale will lie made aiihjivt to eon- Urination liy the county cirrt of the State of Oregon, for Washington county. ' Itids for the same may be made to the : undersigned at hit resfdenco two miles1 north ul Cornelius, or Ml with Thos. H. i Tongue, Jr., Attorney at lw. llillsls)ro, Oregon, j John Ira Mursli, , Guardian of tho persona and estalen of Kdith Fay Haymond, (ioorge William ' Kavmoml and Henry Kluier Raymond, ! minors. j Thus. H. Tongue, Jr., Attorney fori ituaroian. Administrator's Notice Notice la hereby given that the under signed has teen appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Washington, administrator ol the estate of Hans Nelson, deceased, and that he has duly qualified as such. Now. therefore, all persons having claims against said eHtate are hereby n-iiueHUsI and required to present thniii to the uu-! (lersigneii ot tne law olllce of Waldemar Heton,4:il Worcester Huilding, Portland, Oregon, with proper vouchers, within aix months from date hereof. Dated this November 23, ISM 1. Valdemar I.idull, Adminis'rator of the estate of Huns Nelson, deceased, Waldoiuar Seton, ill Worcester Huild ing, Portland, Ore., Attorney for Admr. The Company requests tha every consumer of water or light who has had service, Kxr lights, or a complaint of any kind to make to file same with the Com pany, either by letter, telephone, or personal call, as we have at present several complaint and meter men in Hillsboro for tho purKHu of adjusting all com plaints with a view of remedy ing them. We also solicit new customers of both water & light to make application for service at the present time its we are now extending: our services ami we would like to include anyone not served in our list of exiensions. L. Washington-Oreg'on poration Hillsboro, Oregon. Cor- HILLSBORO OYSTER HOUSE a ' LI Herman Koehnke, of beyond Jobe's, was in town Monday. Sam Schmidt, of Laurel, was in the city Thursday evening. H. R. Ediger, of Bethany, was in thecountyjseat Tuesday after noon. John Welch, of Beaverton, was up to the city luesday, on legal business. J. S. Lorsung, the Oak Park contractor, was in town Monday afternoon. E. F. McNelly and wife, of North Tualatin Plains, were in the city Monday, Jos. Bucher, the Civil War veteran of above Mountaindale, was in town Monday evening. Grant Mann, of near Cornelius, and who is raising some fine dai ry stock, was in the county seat Tuesday. On Monday, Sheriff Hancock had reduced his corps of prison ers at the county jail down to five less than had been on the roll for several months. Hillsboro is still the leading station on the Oregon Electric, beating all points on the line be tween here and Portland for the number of passengers patroniz ing the line. The S. P. is now completing a survey to put them into Forest drove, and it is stated that they will also make a try to get into the business dis trict of the county seat, in order to get a big share of the passen ger traffic as soon as they can electrify which is supposed to take place next Summer. Notice of Road District Meeting Notice is hereby given that a district read meeting is hereby ca led, to be held at the Union School House, in Koad District No. 1 1, Washington Coun ty, Oregon, on the 30th day of Decem ber, 191 1, at 2 o'clock, to determine the extent of improvement to be made on any county rad, or roads, or portion thereof, in said road district, and to levy a special tax to defray the expense thereof, not to exceed 10 nulls on the dollar, on all real and personal taxable property in said rond district. Dated this nth diy of December, 1911. Andrew Heckminn, Sutervisor of Road District No. 11, Washington County, Oregon. Jacob Stoller, Fred Schulz, A. L. Croeni, Joseph Allenbay, John Berger, Fred Stucki, John ftjeier, Nels Johnson, Nels Hansen, Wm Westhnff, C E Wis, liter, Ham Joss, J K Peterson, T. Turner Wm. Kerrod, Jacob Stoller, H. Cormis R. K, Graver. SUMMONS Send For This Seed Annual-Free 1 A. H. HALSEY Proprietor Our Christmas Dill of Fare contains all the good old-fashioned dishes associated with the day and many more be sides. Come and eat yours here. Bring your wife with you. She'll enjoy the cooking at this restaurant we know. And she'll appreciate immense ly the treat of eating Btich a fine meal' without the trouble and labor involved in its cook ing. SECOND STREET Mmxt do Im On ml Imi J Lilly MMdMKteAedioi purity ul enunatioa. M0 Kcdt lie parkl by UfunlrHlhrwlwn qutlilinikow eveuhiglii(!iuUnl. Omlully quipped Utxxalnty under the dileaino ol Kienli end upnt red leHef remove! ell gum work. When buying Lilly 'teed, you buy tncteued crept. Send lot ctltlot. TU One. H. Lilly Co., Setllb In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Washington County Ona Collver, Plaintift, j vs. Fred Gollyer. Defendant. ) To Fred Collver, Defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon yon are lioreby required to appear and answer the complaint filed agaiimt you in the above entitled court on or before the ex piration of aix weeks from and after the date of the tlrat publication of thia sum mons, to-wit: Friday, the 8th day of December, Will and if you fail to answer the plaintiff for want thereof, will take judgment airainst you for a decree disaolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff, and for mien other and further relief as to the court may seetn meet and equitable as nraved for in said complaint. Tiiin summons is published by Jrderof the Honorable R. 0. Htevenaon, Judge of the County Court or the State or Oregon, for the Countv of Washington, and said order was made and dated on the 24th day of October, 1911, Irt the absence of the Circuit Jndire from Washington County. and the date of the first publication of this summons la Thursday, tiievwn uay of October, lull, and the date of 1 he last publication of this summons is Thursday, the 7th day of December, 1111. Civile Richardson, Attorney for Plaintift. 618 Chamber ot Commerce Bldg., Portland, Oregon. .T.r.T.T.T.T.Tsr?r5r.T.xr.n'.tr IHt HILLSBORO TRANSFER f. F. SCHMEITZER Solm Owner. Freight and Hauling, Ex press, Etc. Prompt Service. Both phones. R Hillsboro, Oregon. Washington Bakery Third Street Hillsboro f C have ononprl 1 New Hakcry one uoor south of the Hotel Washington and have employed a first class baker. All kinds of Bread and Pastry. We ask a trial and are sure we will hold your patronage. Uoth I'hoiu-s. We deliver to any pm of city t nil10 t ?weetest Story Ever Jold"-Liggett's Chocolatesof course, at the Delta Drug Store! SUMMON. IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATK OK OKKUON FOK WANHINQTON COUNTV baric 8. Linda;, Plain till, v. Kly,alth Lindsay, Defendant. I To Kllxabeth Lindas,. Defendant: III the name of the Stale of Oregon you t nereiiy required to appear and iitmwsr the complaint filed avalnat villi 111 tll above entitled suit within Mr weeks trmu the day of the tlrst publication of tlili notice, to-wits November HI, lid I, ami I' you rail ski to answer, for want liereor, ttis plaintiff will olitulii a derA airalnat VHI dissolving the bonda of mairimoiiy imw existiiiK lietweon him and youraell. ICI.ia 1 1 1,0 1 mn nuiiiiiiuiin in nervnl llism " IMihlicatioii thereof for six ounHiicutlv) weeks in the Mlllsboro Ariftia by tinier ef Hon, R. O. NUiveiiaon, Jnririf the ( nm ty Court of theNtateof Oregon, for the Oiiunty or Washington, which order it iluteil the IMh day of November, mil Date of tlrst publication November imi. Date of lust publication December ma. FIilRlies A MnDonald, Attorneys for plaintiff. Notice of District Road Meeting For Sale: 7.38 acres unim proved land, H miles from South ern Pacific. A snap. $900.-0. Sorenson, Beaverton, Oregon Route 4. 3'J-l n-ni) chopping My choTiper will run at my ranch 4 miles N. E. ,,f li.n.i,,. 1 ncn' WJay until fur her : V E. Shute. 39-1 Notice la hereby (riven that district rnsd liieetliiK la hereby called, to lie hul'l l Commercial Club, Gaston, in Koad Dis trict No. 4, WihlliBton County, Oregon, on the VS day of December, llllt, at 10 o'tiloik a. ni., to determine the extent o Improveinent to lie made on anv umiti ty road, or roatla, or portion thereof, in said district, and to levy a special tax to nnfray tha expense thereof, not to eirod 10 mills on the dollar, on all real and per sonal taxable property lit said Mad dls tri tit. Dated this 7th day oi December, Wil li, r leisoniiauer, Supervisor of Koad District No. i WuHiiiiiKtoii County, Oregon. John Trautner, Joseph Relfenralh, K J Hates, u K Paterson, N Petersen, A let Dames, Henry Dames, H F Krahmer, W A Harris, Fred W Porter, Clias Wesiwtt. A J ilomrica, A M I'orter, O M Thoinas, K HorliiR, M T Dates, F L Kobersteln, h X DardliiK. " A ..a '"-r-J -afiMiihi inliaaialiiai , 1 Argua and Oregonian, $2.25.