THE ROUND-UP
McMinnville expfc's a record
Waking crodat its RoundUp,
lor Oct. 4. 6. 6. All of the feats
f the wild west, with trimmings,
piven at Pendleton, will be
ttintred. and this will be some
thing new to thousands in Yam
hill, polk and Washington Coun
ties. The railways have granted
h one and one-third fare, and
many from Hillsboro and Forest
(J rove will attend.
Tne program:
Cowboys pony race; trick and
pony roping; wild bull and steer!
tiding and burro riding; goat
vnping (the funniest of all;)
rowgirls pony race; 4 horse char
i il race; lady bucking horse rid-
jng; cowboys relay race; steer
Richard tle-x, of Grtciville.
was down to .'Ijlisboro tho last
of the week, rioting friends.
NOTICE OF fitttfKIFFS SALE
k. P ii P. R. & R.
Nollo is hoirlir evi Umt ly virtue j
of kii xnlio, on.tr ait-t iKvri ant
rr of .li Issued out of tlu Circuit
Court of (lie Slat of Or."Rin for Wash
tug oh VntiiY. atut uticlrr the t It r
of. ou tli 'Jti.h ilayof Sptmlir " tt in
fovnrof M 4 Scott, platiilitt , and a.,ant
M M Oan. KaiiaO l.-an,W ill.Hiu V.m
ert, Jtxtit V vinitari au; iYarvv R.-oin
on, a or iMiration . uVlniuiuuif , tor tho
mm f $ o l, and the Inruitr ttiiu
olsM.'A with Interest llionton at Ilia
ratoot N lor rwut per Annum irumtltr tl
tiny ol' 8-t.. I91t. iHt tln turthor huiii ol
isu attorney's Icoa, to in dirrctad ami
(lilirrKt. and ooiumaiHiiiiK,.: to iiuko
wiUi of tho rl MDorty herl' k.ter
,! Itvoit , 1 have levied upon ami pur-ui-anl
to aaid einmuoii. I will on Mui.jHy,
Nowiulwi ti h, Irtltl, at the h mc ui 10
oVlock a of mil) tlav. at thoS'v.i.n ilnor
of tho court housoof Waslunwn Co itujr
... ... i . it, H 1 1 iMfii iisv iiivuon. onHHtHi ui iteii mi
i mping ana tying; Dun aogging; )ubi aiio.i.n u the utghn bidder for
p.inv express race; exnumHniwhmhand aiior ih toaowtn pinwi
l.arehack ridinir: buckine contest 0'"1 P"'". " tn wuu.icuu
i. an linen rilling, uulmiik luiiirsfc, unty oregou. Uwwnbed as follows, io-
i ir me cuampioiisuipaiiu sauuie,
wild horse race; cowgirls relay
rte.
General admission, 50c; bleach
ers, capacity 3,000, (extra) 25c;
ri ai dstand, capacity 5,000, (ex
tra) 50c
Money to loan on Erst-class
farm security. Washington
County Abstract & Title Com
pany; by E. J. McAlear, Uana--r.
4tf
Ed. Olson returned Saturday
from Alaska.
Noma TO CREDITORS.
Notice U hereby given, that th. un-
deiMgiied on S pi: 24, 1916. waa naiue-l
a suinialretrii ol the eetati of iluia
Nf iMiilia.drreaard.b? the County Court
l v HShingrn Couuiy. Oretron, and b
..u!iti--d ra such Mow, therefor all
)-t, ub ha in ii claim auaiust said to
I ft-are rtquimi tn present them to the
u r mifi'id with proper louchfra. at
the law ifficcof C J fchnabel. (SU) Cbftiu
b r ol & tunixrc Bid;, Portland, Oig 11.
i (.in nx mouiba trout thia &th day of
i.i,,lr. W.a. Maria Meeva,
.'iiiiiiitratrii oftbe above cstaW.
hw J ttcbnabe!. Atluruey for Admx.
G. W. Stevens
Deep Water Well Driller
Box 54, Hillsboro, Oregon
Wit!
Ail of Lot 0 i In Block Pour and the
9omh half of Lot Seven in Bluet Tw
(Said South halt mra.urliiK Ninety Seveti
and Seventy Two Hundrwdih HT.ii
Keel by TwoHundied Tnoe aud one
half JoS.au -feet in Section Five, TIM,
KauKe8 W of the W'tllameua Mendia i,
Wasliingloii County , Oregon aa daaerit I
in a plat ol Conueil. reo.irded in alonwaid
on my ami atata, torther with lene
mrma, heredilaiueuta aud appurlanano
es thereunto DelouKu.u or lu auywis
app'riauiiint. U) satisfy the hewulitfore
uaiucd euuia aud (or the coeU aud (ipau
sea ol aale aud aaid writ.
Said aula will be made tul.Ject to re
demption aa per alaiuta of me State uf
Oieifon.
Hated Itis S ith dav of Septruiher 1910
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington County.
By George Alexander, leputy.
Oeo U Fnat Sr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
J. Schaer, of Mountairdale,
and J. Q. Johnson, of Farming
ton, formerly neighbors up on
East Dairy, were in the city
yesterday.
A real Hallowe'en Social will
be given by the Scholls Ladies'
Aid, on Tuesday evening. Oct
31, at Artisan Hall. Watch for
announcement
Lloyd Ingram, of Bull Run
was in the city yesterday. He
has rented a place near Cornelius
and will soon move back to the
county.
Marriage license: to Thorgn y
Holmes and Achey Carr.
When You Buy Your Coat
or When You Need a Suit
you must keep in mind just one or two es en
tial little poiuts, Style of course yon must
have, but you also want Quality. You v.W
fiud both here combined with the Imve-t pos
sible prices. Every garment in our stock is
new. No old styles or ''has been V here to
w ork off on you.
New lot of Fall Waistsall sizes, 98c and $1.25
New Stripe Middies, $1.25.
Goar's Woman's Shop
C Third Street Hillsboro, Ore.
AH, exeunt the P. R. & N.. trains
aro rleetrio, nd stop at Ihd df
pot on Maie Street.
TO rOKTLAND
Forest OuW e Train (i:,riO i, m
McMir...vilI! Train 1M
Sheridiin T-ain li):0U
Forest Cm . o Train 12:50 p. ni
McMinnville Train 2:1
Forest G-ove Train 4: 5
Eugene Train 4:55
McMinnville Train 6:40
Forest Grove Train 9:50
FROM PORTLAND
nrnves
Eugene Train S:15 a. m.
McMinnville Train 10:0
Forest Grove Train 11:59
Forest Grove Train 3:14 p. m
Sheridan Train 4:33
Forest Grove Train 6:40
McMinnville Train 7:15
Forest Grove Train 9:00
McMinnville Train 12:15
All trains stop or. flag at Sixth
and Main; at North Kan ire and
Fir streets, Sixth and Fir Sts.,
and at Tenth street.
Steam Service from old depot at
foot or Second Street
TO PORTLAND
P. R. & N. Train 5:05 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND
P. R. & N. Train 9:15 a. m.
Motor Car Service
To Buxton 12:25 p. m.
To Timber 4:20
From Timber 9:55 a. m.
From Buxton 2:10 p. m.
VV. J. Henry, of Hazeldale,
was a city caller Monday.
Sam J. Raffety, the pioneer of
Mountaindale. was a Hillsboro
caller Monday.
Otto Vogel. of Blooming, was
a Hillsboro caller the first of the
week.
Dan Roe, the Mountaindale
sawmill man, was in town Sat-
utday afternoon.
Albert Friday sent in the retl
mammoth pumpkin from his
Banks ranch.
Geo. Meacham, of above Moun
taindale, was greeting friends in
the city the last ot the week.
For sale at hrgain A $320
eauitv in a $650 piano playc-r,
nraeticallv new. Call at 716
West Main, Hillsboro. 29
W. B. Wilson, who has teen
stationed up on the Bull Run
water works, was home thi
week for a visit with his family
Mrs. Anna Livengood, of mar
Reedville, was in town the last
of the week. She reports thir
teen students from that seclioa
attending Hillsboro High School
Grar.d Chancellor Wortman, of
Medford, Grand Vice croucn. cr
Pm-rland. and G K of R & S
Gleason, Baker City, visited the
Pythians Monday night. Alter
the session refreshments were
served.
i The Henry E. Elligsen estate,
worth 3500. is admitted to pro
bate, the heir being his father,
Frederick Elligsen. of Sherwood,
aged 64, who will administer the
property.
FORDS-
STUD
EBAKERS
I
QAKLANDS
FORD--TIe car for Service and Durability.
a
a
STUDEBAKER-The Ideal Family car-Comfort
and Service.
OAKLAND SIX-The Snappiest, most Economical
and Greatest Performing Car on the Market.
Weight equipped only 2160 lbs. 18 to 25
miles on gallon gasoline.
i
Ford Touring $415.70
Ford Roadster $400.70.
Studebaker Six, 7 Passenger, $1200.00
Studebaker Four, 7 Passenger, $975.00
Delivered at Hillaboro
or Forest Grove.
PETERSON BROS.
Forest Grove
County Official Paper
L, ,, litINU, Kilttor
Ktitercit ht ih V t Ottirw at llllltlioro
Oirgcn, a sv'CotW-cl i uixil uiAtttr.
Sulwetiiliini; 1,50 pri annum.
ISSt'KD KVKKV TtU KSDAY
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1 &5i&z&Sg-&t$SJRt0i
rvi .vri' -"1 111 ti m
The estate of Melchoir Durst,
who cied in Etst Washington
County, Sept. 22, has been ad
mitted to probate. The property
in this county is worth $1500,
and there is venltv in Clackamas
county worth $1000, besidii per
sonalty worth $150. The heirs
are the widow, and a son Wil
lard, aged 11 years. The widow
is willed all the property except
ing $100, which goes to the son.
For Sale A Douden potato
digger, almost new -has dug
but 15 aeres Perfectly satis
factory machine, and have rea
sons for selling. Cost $150, and
will sell for $50. Otto Vogel. 4
miles south of Cornelius. Ad
dress. Cornelius, Ore., Ii. 2.
Jas, S. Barnes, of Sherwood,
died at Portland. Oct. 2. from
blood poisoning, superinduced by
stepping on a rusty nail. He
was born at Mendota, 1 1 Sept.
11, 1859, and was married at Red
Cloud, Neb., in 1883. Th fami
ly came to Oregon in 1891, and
settled near Sherwood. He was
a successful onion raiser, and at
one time was president of the
Onion Growers' Ass'n. He is
survived by his wife and eleven
children.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Beamia, of
near Greenville, were in the city
Monday. After 4(1 years of resi
dence on the Greenville farm.
Mr, Beam is, accompanied by his
wife, will leave the last of the
eek for California. They will
top at Long Beach a while, and
intend going to Australia unless
their plans change.
The estate of Barbara Kessler,
who died Aug. 28. was tiled Sat
urday. The property is valued
at about $5000. and the heirs,
her children, are M. J. Kessler,
a son; Margaret Fehrenbacher,
of Freewater. Ore., and Eliza
beth Richardson, of Portland,
daughters. M. J. Kessler U the
administrator.
Wm. Hansen, of Scholls, was a
Millsboro visitor SaturJay. He
says that he had a big run for
both of his threshers, and he
found the best yield on the Sims
ranch, near Parminpton, where
36 acres ot oats went 104 bushels
to the acre, machine measure.
Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Coleman,
of Bank?, were in town Satur
day, enroute home from Port-'
land, where they went with Roy I
Benefiel. who broke a leg while
hading logs above Banks, last!
week. Roy is now at the Good '
Samaritan Hospital.
Buford Otey, working with a
bilerat the Meierjergen faim, '
the last of the week, badly lac
erated one of his hands by get-1
ring it in contact with a cog I
jjhpu 111- W. H Smith ottunrl.
dd the injury.
C. L Dennis, of above Gas
ton, was down-to Hillsboro the
fi'st of the week. C. L. has
quite a reputation as a deer slaj
er up his way, and was down
with another champion on the
venison line, Herb Matteton.
W. N. Harris has built a new
hood and front porch on his auto
Lug, ar d it is now more than
pleasing to the eye. Doc Yak
has nothing over Bill.
Wanted, for S2C0D cash-A
chicken ranch. Write descrip
tion and price to Ralph Ackley
Lind Co., 210 Kothchild Bldg
Portland, Ore. 29 31
Henry Christensen, of Mason
Hill, has completed a new barn
44x48, and will install a herd of
Ayreshire cows.
Wm. Hurley, of Virginia Place,
waa greeting friends in town
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Flint,
of Scholls, were up to the coun
ty seat Saturday afternoon.
Alex bcott, or uaston, was
down to Hillsboro Monday.
Glv.i a brilliant gtomiy ihlna that
(loe not rub oil or dunt olf Unit
annuals to I ho Iron that la"' lwc
time at lootf aa any oilier.
Black Silk Stove Polish
In In a clas by !tclf. It's mora
carefully m ade h nd m uU
from Mter maiermlt.
Try It on fotir parlor
wtttvu.vwtrco-'w"
vf your fiM ruttt
If yon don't fmj it
IhdUit polish yoti
evt utad, fwif
hardwura or
Itroeatry ri-'aW fa
fiUthorfMd Li tif
MANAi;t.uwr ( rtuu-s a itAHHirryN
Monday and Tuesday, Oct
Big Serial Feature Direct from Hipprodrome
land, and first run there. Posi
tively the greatest serial ever at
tempted. "The Sheild-
ing Shad
ow
Don miss the first chapter. This
serial cost us twice as much as
any ever run in Hillsboro.
4.
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10
, Port-
wjv a ' 1 ' " m
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C.HAl'U DAUMONJ), l'allit
Star"otheShlelding Shadow
Sunday Only
Paramount Feature
Creighton Hale
"Davy of The Iron Claw"
in
Denman Thompson's
"The Old Homestead"
'V.-i',-W i
n
The World famous Rural
Success, in 6 Reels
The most successful and
pleasing Paramount fea
ture of the season.
Prices
5 and 10c
Special Carnival Attractions
Entire change of program each day
The programs at the Majestic and Liberty include:
Charles Chaplin Comedy
3 reda
"The Old Convict Ship Success"
Thrilling Educational
"Pendleton Round-Up"
Latest pictures of this great event.
and other reels of comedy, dramas, and
educational. Also
"Dixie and Trixie
- the performing ponies, and other vaudeville acts
Hill.rxro
AGENTS
rund your
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Shin In
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