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h'M.fum wtu mat i ir. r7 OOD for SALE "irM-CIH Kir. 0K. ami Ah- Snwt-tl or jn 4. foot Irni;thv Wc tlrlivT upon plionc c tl. H. D. bchmeltzer r.ij;hth unl Oul IIIILSbOKO. OREGON IRVING H THE, HILLSBORO Imercial bank CAPITAL $50,000 SUrU'l.US rnul PKOFITS $'2ft.OOO ,ti ultl, safe and conservative lank, l.v.itril itt the HilKlxH" C'ttiitm-n i tl S.W.iiiKr M .tin ami Stum-l Sl III t. illsboro Coinnir.vkil l!;ink. HAISIS. I'ri-H. t. J O'HI.. iv ITi s. A K I i;ls, c;i!.ii-r i ll UH H Ni Tin-: First National Bank 0!: I OKKS1 GROVii, OKliCiON Capital and Surplus $60,000. A ro.MI'AUATlYi: STAII'.M KM' r ..ll.r .Ulrlllrlil of I he .lrM,.,l. ....I tr.nn- l llir MMtll,,'4UHNK,'H l-'oiril t.inr, tt.r, nil t t itt lur.rnl 1! i nS ITS v. 2. rx, $ j.-'Usim; ly 2. r.it. i:j-j.i:w.iis 2, in in, i:;,5.is 1 1.1 v 2. lull. 1 IS S77.S1 ;. 2. l'.'l I, i:.:5,i::Utl Iv 2, I'-'IJ, 'Jtll, !)?.. Id m Rfs..,n.i-s M.iy 1!, VMK $177.:MS.I j'.ij'j 111.". 21 "'' 40 Per Cent Oath Rosorvo MWM TO PITCH FOR BEAVERS 1 I "rui. r IlillsboroiU- S..IJ by Ink- Ihi-. Wivk l MtCrvilic VI HUlllIi Id" ClItL ViO UBS !hu Vt,m IVnn.int lor Mitrdtea Nuillmi-t I r.irue Irv in llii'inlmtl aai. u funiHT Ilili (.,. Mt.-. ;tn l . l.ii hm iititi ' ! ii tt.- ll.il -!nirn diaiiinii'I in i-.iri ,;.-., when h'- w;n a i.ii!i!' t. r, ; ill n-mrt t tin i"U t at 'mil' hii'I ji.in tin Mc-t'r.iti.- j.i'c!, in htaif. Hi" has int. li. d f,.r tin- ('liu-tio ciilis, an l w, t t i m anif, ami la-t yrar was w itli th- I.iniiKviiU' tram, in tin- Soiitl.rni I aui'. This yi-ar In1 ha i U en with tli" ! l t ani, hut. that aiVatiuii 1 1 :i v jitu' a lull rnMiili'ini'nt. In' was sn!i tn th.' cuat r'Ttlaii'l tram. Ilii-'iiilxithati) has :t j.'mI i iirvr, aii'l is niu of th ln'st hattin piti-ln-rs in Arni-riran l.asi ha',1. II. pit- hfil f'ir A1t- rTi a i-w v. aiH a'.'o. aii'l a lT winning thvin a p.-iiiiant went to' M. Louis. I.ati-r hi- wa soiij to lhirao, hut although !. won his i, unit's, was not 111 tin c lass with tin' olill im.TS. SifK'i' thiui hf ha.s i ti ipr ' 1 wiiinlirfuliy, ami h- has cost MrCrvctii. a pretty iim ot iiiom-y. Ilii'i'iitUitham is always in the iami', ati.l w hen In comes hack to 1'ortlarnl then will ! many from Orron I ity. llillsliro, iaini. r ami St. Ih-lens who will lo in to see the younv'tter Iieavtt thein 11, i-r the lilale lor the '..:ivers Since l.-aviii Ililislio- ro, thesoiin;' pitcher has married t - t r . . . 1 ami settleil itown. M;sciuei lauu is said to 1m- in liv'hliiiir the team manai-'er, always wanting toplav. lie wouhl like to play e ery tfaine hut managers 1I0 not take kimi- ly to that iiroram. J ' i 1 ' SUMMONS I LAI : DEIS Itis "J.-' : v v . vu . i - loxOo Modi Cs ": w Porlird, Oregon hlOP AT Hit HOTEL 1 "l ill Jl-ii" III LI L. I E J tl .-VJ r 1 I "PortUind'lUriil-Nr'tiwfsfsCrsmlcM IMMifiry" . .... . mm a ... '1 1 Ul M .iilltl I IVIIh lUlfl njioiuiciy iirrprooi i;iwin 1 00 Spl KiHm . . u.4'.t M l . B'i'J-' " 'I' ' i , . l.ii.n.l itll JMMU H.,44.t. B I'.O.fc. Mi" '"'. '! ft:un't- I'l. - UAMi ! TO ' l" ,IAT 1 ashington jkery Wd Street !;ni c have oni'ticu it i mv Hakcry one ill llll' Cull th rtl ill.' Wl Washiiu'tmi ami Pvc iniploycil a first- I 'ass hakiT. All kind f Hn-ail and Pastry, ask. a trial ntul are I'lre'we will hohl your latioiiae. CT r r .r t r v r r ,r .t rr r t! llll i- un i Liinmi 1IHVSIIK . i ', s 0rn. f T I II.,.iliiur '.V- I K 1'n-iK'lit aii " , :; tl press, Kto. l-romi" 1 , M Until phonos. , K .... . ... ...en dukcon. ;i liu.l.ni"'"". BuilJcw of Homes. Out -PROFIT-SHARING Investment Certificates arcREAL ttoneyllakers .Send for Booklet 604 5 6 CorheltBUflPoHW Ore r .... .. ....u p Tutu cninmiltee i The rourui in ICIOMV I Ok till I III MIC Action of Newheru in selecting this material for hard surfacing her streets, is likewise reanleil as a victory for property owners. Newher. Ore.. May R 1.12. '1'h ntract for pavinir Un streets of Newher' wa luvanleil l.v the citv council list tiiirht, l.itulithic heniL' tin material se- . ..-I i .. .: e . I... leclcil. i no decision in im council was practically unani mous as to the material to he useil, ns the mayor ami council, as well as the committtv repre seiilinu' the property owner, have had the matter under con-ci.!..i--.tioii for some time. ?md hnve thorotli'hlv investi-'ateil the claims made hy the various pav- injj companies as to the ditlerent materials proposed. 2 Though paving pno.si turns, slightly cheaper as the initial ex pense, were suhmitled, it was eons'dcivd practical to select the more ilurahle lutulithie. owmu 10 the vrreat sainr inaile Mi.ssuie in maintenance, as this material usts for years without the neces sity fur repairs. l,eiieral satistaelton is icu ie .r.,.'.liiMr the action of the coun cil in the selection of pavinjr material and a natural result 01 the unanimous action of the property owners in sinintf the petitions trial nave ueen emu lated in favor of hitulithie. and the work of pavintf. which will tie-in at once, is saul to tie mil a fore-runner of much improve ment which will take place here this spring. A. Pautmeior. of near Farm innton, was a city visitor Tues day morning. John Keichen. of West Union, was jrrcotinu friends on tnc street, Tuesday. Alhert Unef. of near Newton. was up to the eity luesuav. am called on the A Wis. i.'iiVetv. of Mountaindale, a resident of old Dairy (.reek for a lifetime, was in town luesuay 1 p.,.m'..h of Witch Hazel. ....... .... fo tl uwitv Tuesday, look ing after work in the carpenter inc. ti,., iVm-iin Klectrie has riv sumed its ninhtly fre.Kht service. tiiulinjr it much oetter man day run. Alex Cordon, of bey owl North Plains, was in town luesuay. His son, Frank, is employed by the firm of .his. Peterson A: Lo.. at Seaside, which est a . oy me Monday njirnt. w m-. t was visited ny a noiac.uu-.i, u.v cost the property owners over $200,000. Jos. llobinson. of tnrminRton, ti.n citv Tuesday. He says that he is to have a f i r prune crop, ami tha in his mnu'tliateneiKhborluHHl the fruit ' i.,;,,....,! w frost or unto- wTi: ,;, ( thinks that r, 0t.n-io.T,. th a vearis as mecro . o, ... ,.': i:lst much dueioncuvj "Cson as to the frosts of Spnnp. Apples are coming on tine and promise biff yield. If You Were an Expert, What Car Would You Buy? The time has passed when automobiles can be sold to you on thtir appearances or claims. This is a day when you and every purchaser must be shown what the car for which you pay your money will actually perform; what it will do. Beware of an out mobile salesman who attempts to beguile you with a pleasing story. Tell him to show the goods and prove to you that his cars are worth the money. Find out whether his car is a real car or only an assembled automobile built to sell. You have a rijht to your money's worth, but it is up to you to see that you get it. Deeper than all appearances, there are a few expert tests which ought to be applied to every car. Who makes the car? Is it an assembled car or made from top to bottom by one manufacturer? What kind of a guarantee is on it? Does the manufacturer respect his own product with a real guarantee, or does he want you to take the chance? What do parts cost you and how conveniently can you get them? How many cars of this make are in service and how many are giving satisfaction? Questions like these go deep into the heart of the case, and if you put them rigorously upon any car you wiM f.nd out with a certainty whether or not that car is worth it price. We are.selling Studebaker E-M-F "30" and Flanders "20" cars because we know that, dollar for dollar, their equal is not sold in the market today. The records of many thousands of cars in all kinds of service have convinced us absolutely. Ltudebaker E M F"30" and Flanders "20" cars are built to run. and because they run they sell. If we cannot prove to you under the most searching test that Studebaker cars are absolutely the best automobile values in the market, we do not want your business; but we can prove it. and your neighbors who drive tnese cars win ten you uc same imng. r nn rwrt when it rrmes to buvins a car. You can. bv v-4:jX gelling irom US SOmC lUIUlCl lUCUJ itiu iwu ui an ' vv . W.:i U ntnr.Vrt rnm-.n air! fnH it tr aUlOII.AJLlUC Up lilt Oliabiivu upvi. .v w ii new twraiisp Wf have scmethins new to tell vou ... ... i i I hich you ought to Know, wnaiever car you nave in mind. The Studebaker Corporation ' Detroit, Michigan uiiurc iiiTfi a r.ABir.F rn. Hillsboro Local Dealers. I ml CONGO No. 3672 License No. 157 MODERN - WOODMEN it The Modern Woodmen meet in Hi ls-j boro. In the Grane Building, stcond i nd fourth Thursday in each month. Neighbors invited. C. F. LIBBY, W. O. JACOBS. Clerk. Consul HiLLSBoRO Camp Hi- TUB ( IR' TIT Col KT or IB STATK OK KE10N. KX' WASHINUToS rtft'STVq j '.Villain wjmi. piintirr. ! E. I!, eaichii.. Jim R. f'strh- I m. Nir I trhuiir. Aniti K. I I N hine rhtr, Willi4.il t rliir., K in b Own. J. T. ' lw..n.Anii K. Ihum, Klia J. li.ir iuvt, I.. lrliiii.l. W. T. j i't .ri a'lil I.otuii, In ! u. S. V- Hu(thr. Ar thur iiimhrt, n'l ; HukIim. hi if.': Wilhur II.liIlM twi H.llff. hi iff: A. K. lluittim n.l Huehr. hH wifo; S- rh A l'rr. W. W. Irc-r. and i l otlirr jrii or partis unk.in.wn. eluiuiiiK hit riiflit. tul. it, Iwn or inu-rwt in the rl proinjr i lr:rihl Iu tu cimiiuaint, , lNrn.laiiiM. J Tf Jam R. 't.liintr. Nir CU-liini. W . T. I .ni il Pu.mi, hi WltK. V. I! iii(t, Arthur Hunhw n.l Hugrit-s. hi witr; Wilhur Huifhwi n I HuirhM. hi wiff. A. H. Hiiitiu at HutrhM, hit il, n.l !' ; A.i ottwr jrin or jrti uuknow i I Claiming any ri(lit, titlo, eHiate, lit-n , iii'fcfMi in tiif real pr)irt rill o I tho eoiiipiaibt, of th alv nam., j l)fn.taiiiM: I In th name of tha Suta of Org..n: You ami i-ai-h of you ara rwrl.T r iir . . to appear in tha alv entitla.1 eour'. an-, j aur th-)inplaiiit fiia.1 anaimt j tn i . ' tha alf rnlitlt eau. oo or llr tun j .lh .lay of J.in. l!HJ. ul date twin at j er the exp ratu.n of ail wki frwr.i lh dale of th" nnt publu-mtiou of thia Sum ' inoiia, the firt puhii. ati.m therf Iim j !lhur.lay. tha 1Mb day of May. WI'J. a i l the ilaU-ot thx last puhiiitation thr f UiiiK Thurxlay, the tfih day of Jui.i-. liiliand M-t up, by way of aner, anv claim you may have in or lo tha rwl Ipr.prty hereinafter dwnljl, and you ! at.d a.'h of Jon will please- lake notux that if you fail so to appear and ansar I anl coinpiaint, for want thereof, th." plaiutiif itl apply to the court for ih rt-liff prayed f.r in hia eomplviit, u it: K.r a .le. r ailjudKinif plaintitr to be lh I owner in f anople and in a-lual p. ! iilon of all of the following diwribed rl ' nr.iiierty , itnate in WKhington voun y. UrK'u. Vo-lt: Iieing a part of tlia Itouation Land Claim of LUanah Walker et u I, and the Donation LanJ Claim ot Henry Button Sr. et ui. and of Berjamin II. Calchi'i et ui. ituate1 in Be-Uon 31, T. 1 N'. K W. of tho Willamette jierntian anu lion Hi. T. 1 N. R.4 W.ol the WilUme .to Meridian, particularly boumll and .If aerilied a foliowa, to wit: BulnninK at a point 10.15 ehtn fc.wi of the Northwest corner of Klkanah W krretui I)nation Lan.l Claim So. U. running them with d d. M ininui' Went l.'i.t.. ehamv them Uouth 41 "l-it-KjwI I.Wcnama; theui-eaouth niiuu.' Went ti linka; tbunea South i.l dt. I minntea Vjkni H.W chaina; tnence fiou;li 141 titg. l." niinutea Kat Ut.10 chui'm; Ithen.-e North 4 dr. 4" minulea VVVv :w 'it chaina; thence xorta jwh uk. " li!i chaina to the Northwest eoruerol a tract of land formerly owned by A h. Watt aa dewrioed in deed re.-or.led t ne 1L1 of Volume 1, Deed remrdu of WahinUm County. Oregon, lhei!. Houth 6 deg. West W W .-liaiua, more ..r ls to the North line ol the Doiiati ui Und Claim of Kikanah Walker et nx; tl.pn.-e Weal loliowine the North hue of aaid Donation Land Claim ii.W chain. m.ireor lets, to the place oi orKiiu.ii'K, containing 7.5 a:re. niore or W ; and that you and each or you lie forever barred and precluded from claiming or a'teuiptttiK to claiui. aaaertin or attempt Iiik to assert any intereat in, or riitht-.r title to aaid preiniea, or any part there :, adverse to the title of the Flaintitt thr in and thereto, and that tne title of t,. Plaintitr in and to said real prope.-ty ; forever quieted ai atsaint your claim - .f intereet, right and title therein at d ... . . . I 1 his iumiuona is nerved ap.jn you 1 publication thereof tu the HiiiaDoro a r itus. pursuant to order of the Monorab.s . . ,.r.. ........... ii.i.hi nf it ..li lt U. piHvenioi., vuuuij ..u. ...... initlon "County, Oregon, made and da". I I uu the 14th day ol May. tali which aat 1 i..i nitiim that Toil appear and a - wer said complaint on or b lore the i aith day of June, Mi. BAULKY tc HARE, Attorneys for plaintiff. Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskey out of your hcad-or it will get you-play the devil with your nerves-rum your digestion. Why punish yourself. Cyms N'oble, pure, old and palatable bottled at driiikitikf strength. Sold everywhere and costs no more than any other good v.iuskc. V. J. Van Schuyvkr & Co. General Agents, portlaud, Oregon. r V PURE AMERICAN BRED BELGIAN Congo is a bright bay, with small stripe in face. He is of the broad, deep, heavy muscled type, with fane style and actiou. He is perfectly sound and without a blemish. . . . . , Iu 191 1, Congo won at the State Fair, first, in the American class and second in the open class, defeating a horse in this class, that had never been beaten be fore, and who was Grand Champion at the California state fair the week before. Congo won the Silver Cup at the A. Y. P. exposition in 1009, as the best Ameri can bred Belgian, auy age. His sire and dam were both money wiuners at the same show. Comro has a show-yard record and without a doubt will make a record as a sire. SEASON 1912 Monday and Tuesday at home at Scholls; Wednesday till 5 o'ekK-k at the Mulloy barn at Laurel; Thursday and Friday, till 3 o'clock at home; Friday evening and Saturday at hed mond's barn. Hillsboro. No business on Sunday. TERMS $10, for single service; $15, for theseason; $20, to insure mare to be with foal, payable when mare is known to be with foal. - T H. C. CAMPBELL, L- R- CAMPBELL, Owner. M8r- "Ev'rybody IS Doi n It. Doi'n It," DOl'N WHAT? Buy'n Their New Spring' Suit AT flLITY CLOTHES SHOP "Clothes for the Man Who Cares 0er 1000 all-wool patterns to seleclfroui Better get the habit. It si HABIT r 'A above , KUMMON9. IN THK CIRCUIT (X)URT OF THB 8TATK OF ORKUON FOB WAMlllSUTON COUNTY Uoan tlaneiiie. riatntiffd Alphi'iis HmiNConie, Defendant.l .p.. ii..i,..iii iiniiseome. vnc imini'd del'nnditnt! In the nmitoot Hie tte of Oregon you ftre hcri-liv required U appear KriiMM the eoiiipiaini nie "" j -- r- LhUe eulitled Court and emuw 0. or J b- lorn Hi I ' If'"" the llrst pwb"' ,th,,JSffiS-rf wltt tin or before Friday, the Wth ar or h li e V. 12. und if y f 0n?w?r5 pa nil IT l "want thereof will apply to the m or relief demanded in her com. , a ..V w'u iud.meutaKalnat r - j. iiiM..1v.i.ff lh boiuls of matrimony heretolore and now eiiatinc between you and plaintiff and for sncK other and further reliel as to the cpnrt aeenii meet and ju anu a prau In her eonipiainv. . . 1. ...ihluhiut hv order of the Honorable R. O. Stevetiaon. Judge of the Oouuty Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Wash ngtoo and aald order wan made and dated on th. 16th day of May .' .' ? cultltldge from Washington county, ami the date of the But publleatlon of thia an 111 moon 10 of May. 1912, and the date of the last lubllratlon or inia " .. lay, th.27th day J-aAN Attorney for Plaintiff. Better Spfays Mean Better Fruit Argus and Journal, $2.25. BETTER SPRAY NEUTRAL ARSENATE OF LEAD M I Better Spray Neutral Arsenate of Lead is guar anteed under the United States Insecticide law 1910. Neutral Arsenate of Lead is practically insolu ble in neutral and alkaline solvents. It is the Arsenate of Lead to use in all variable climates, as tre is absolutely no foliage injury resulting fro' "Nise. , . It is thcV. Nnate of Lead to use mcombi nation with Liu Njr Solution.- PERv xOWU 1 Trnwaaa"mnmH giiM wy yesterduy afternoon.