{ FOREST GROVE PRESS TH U R SD A Y , NOVEMBER 13, 1913 E. L. McCormick ........................ Bushong & Co............................... Burrough Adding Machine Co. . The following claims were allowed ln Oregon City Enterprise.............. the County Court for the month of Geo. McGee................................... October: LO U N 1Y i LEGAL NOTICES j & f.v ,v .v .v .v .v ,v .v .v .v .v ,v . Notice to the E lector« o f the Ciy of Korett G rove Chapter 323, of the General Laws of the State o f Oregon for 1913, provide for a system of registration of electors o f the State, and the Act provides for registration in municipalities similar to the City o f Forest Grove, as follows: “ In all municipal corporations of this State, whose boundaries are not co­ terminus with an election precinct or group of precincts, electors shall be registered for elections therein in the manner required by this Act for non- municipal elections, but the duties re­ quired Dy this Act to be performed by county clerks shall in that case be per­ formed by the clerks or city recorders or other officers performing the duties usually performed by such officers, and all electors within any such municipal corporation shall register for municipal elections before such officer. Registra­ tion o f electors in such last mentioned municipalities for municipal elections shall be distinct from registration for other elections and in addition thereto.” It will therefore be necessary for all electors of the City o f Forest Grove to register before the Recorder for the coming city elections. Registration books will be open at the office of the City Recorder on Monday, October 27th, and will remain open until Saturday. December 27th, at five o ’ clock P. M. of said day. City Recorder. [ seal ] i. R. I a r k h a m , M. N o tic e o f F in al S e ttle m e n t In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County. In the matter of the estate o f Thomas P. Baldwin, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the ad­ ministrator o f the above-entitled estate has filed his final account as such ad­ ministrator in the above-entitled County Court. The Hon. D. B. Reasoner, County Judge, has set Monday, the 10th day o f November, 1913, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon o f said day as the time, and at the County Court room in the Court House in Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon,' as the place for the hearing o f objections, if any, to said final account and settlement and distribution of the residue o f said estate. This order o f publication being dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, the 14th day of October, 1913. The first publication of this notice is made on this 16th day of October, 1913. R ay D. B aldwin , Administrator of the Estate of Thos. P. Baldwin, deceased. J. N. H offman , Attorney. 13t5 W anted —T he P ress desire to secure a live correspondent in every community in Washington county. Send in your application at once. Men’ s work shirts all colors and prices at The Peoples Store Hillsboro. 35tf UNDERTAKING E m b a lm in g and F u n e r a l D ir e c tin g FOREST GROVE UNDERTAKING CO. Edw. C. Luce, salary and Depu­ ty County Clerk........................ $325 Wm. Tupper, Janitor................... 61 E. B. Sappington, Treasurer.... 76 Elizabeth Simon, clerk Superin­ tendent’ s office.......................... 60 J. H. Jack, School Supervisor... 119 B. W. Barnes, Co. School Supt.. 142 Mattie Wilson, Deputy Treas.... 75 C. A. Hanley, Co. Commissioner.. 70 John Nyberg.Co. Commissioner.. 57 D B. Reasoner, Judge............... 106 Hillsboro Delivery Co., Coroner, School Supt’s office and Co. C ourt.......................................... 44 J M. Barber, Juvenile Court.... 4 B jys’ and Girls’ Aid Society o f Oregon, relief........................... 70 J. E. Reeves, Sheriff................... 150 J. C. Applegate, Dep. Sheriff.... 100 J. E. Reeves, expenses............... 14 Wilkes Auto & Garage Co., County Court............................. 63 Elmer H. Smith, jail................... 18 J. C. Applegate, bd. prisoners... 175 Thos. H. Tongue, Jr.,assessment and collection o f taxes............ 5 Chas.A.Lamkin, Sheriff’s office.. 20 E L. Perkins, Recorder, salary and deputy................................. 282 Argus, Fruit Inspector............... 3 Argus, Commissioners’ Court, elections, etc............................. 94 25 Wehrung & Kuratli, Co. School S u pt.................................. 10 Max Crandall, County Assessor . 100 J. E. Reeves, expense Sheriff... 118 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS. Dan Burkhalter............................ John E. Zimmerman.................... Chas. Geiberger............................ E, H. Northrop............................ F. O. Sipprell............................... H. T. Johnson............................... Neil Hodges................................... Hillsboro Lumber Co................... Beall & Co..................................... Mays B ros...................... Ed. Walters................................... Hammond Mfg. Co....................... Howard-Cooper Corporation...... Hillsboro Transfer Co................. Rowell Pros................................... Beall & Co..................................... C. C. Nelson................................. Oregon Electric Railway........... R. F. Reasoner ........................... E Klinger..................................... S. P. R. R. C o .............................. Coast Culvert & Flume Co.......... E. C. B ailey................................. Percy L o n g ................................... Hillsboro Mercantile Co............. Beall & Co..................................... Buffalo Steam Roller C o ............ Howard-Cooper Corporation...... Jas. Connell.......................... Rowell Bros................................... Lovegren Lumber Co................... Beall & Co..................................... J. B. B oos....................... Chas. Hess..................................... Fred Langer................................. 82 62 13 2 285 25 24 17 6 5 1 4 39 36 217 126 94 677 92 35 283 12 24 350 4 80 5 57 7 3 6 6 12 COUNTY POOR FARM. Forest Grove, Or. 75 19 18 2 45 6 10 13 w i d o w ’ s p e n s io n s . LOOK HERE, " MR. FEEDER ■ W e would like to make you a proposition to sup­ ply you with Dr. Hess’ Stock Food, with the un­ derstanding that if it does not increase Flesh and Milk production sufficient to pay for itself many times over, your money will be refunded. 7 lb package - 65 cents 121b “ - $1.00 25 lb pail • • $2.25 8 May Dixon..................................... May Stam p................................... Luella D. Crane........................... Agnes Luisa H ocking................. Cora Stemple ............................... Ethel B. Davis............................ Lizzie Adamson........................... Ella Pruden................................... Eva Adam s................................... Josie Edith Stark........................ Anna Van Loo............................... Emma Viola Russell.................... Lillie D. Henton........ ................... Matilda Nord................................. Rosa M. Ringle .......................... Eva Williams ............................... Bertha Larsen .............................. 40 17 10 32 17 28 25 17 5 10 25 55 10 10 10 25 10 e l e c t io n s . Edw. C L u ce............................... 35 Ralph Wann ................................. 6 Delta Drug S tore ........................ 5 M. E. Buck.............. So J. H. W irtz................................... 21 Leonard Brown ........................... 20 Hillsboro Independent................ 49 Glass & Prudhomme .................. 103 Hillsboro Planing Mill................. 49 P. E. Phelps................................. 21 CURRENT EXPENSES. The Rexall Store Van Koughnet & Reder Druggist« and Stationers Forest Grove L - • Oregon I F o r e s t G r o v e P r e s s ................. News-Times................................... Pacific Stationery & Ptg. Co.... Hillsboro Independent................. E. L. M cCormack....................... Oregon City Enterprise............... Bushong & Co............................... Barthold Barg. Co., Surveyor’s office ........................................ Hillsboro Transfer Co 9 16 1 9 1 95 70 00 00 80 4 1 31 43 2 7 30 2 50 75 50 96 26 50 20 85 COURT HOUSE EXPENSES. SALARIES a n d e x p e n s e s . Clarence Young............................ Jos. Collette................................. F. L. Beach................................... J. A. Hoffman............................... Morton & Freeman...................... Dunning-Frentzel Lumber Co.... Percy L o n g ................................... Climax Milling Co........................ J. S. Buxton, Manager Phone No. 642 COURT 2 17 4 11 14 15 44 3 2 Hillsboro Pharmacy .................. H. D. Schmeltzer........................ Washington-Oregon Corporation Hillsboro Ice Co........................... Hillsboro Pharmacy.................... Crescent Chemical C o ................ Hillsboro Telephone Co............... Hillsboro Mercantile Co............. INSANE. John White— Dr. F. A. B ailey...................... Dr. Elmer H. Smith................. W. E. Fitch, witness............... Newton Riggs— - Dr. W. D. Wood...................... Dr. S. T. Linklater ................. Alma W. Hoehne— S. F. Walker, witness............. 5 00 5 00 2 60 5 00 5 00 3 20 STATE CASES. State vs. Northrop— W. D. Smith, J. P .................. 10 75 Wm. McQuillan, Constable.... 13 50 Jack Roy, jury fees................. 1 00 • J. B. Trullinger, jury fees...... 1 00 W. E. McCourt, jury fees...... 1 00 R. P. Simon, jury fe e s ............ 1 00 Hartman Stauss, witness........ 3 30 Ludwig Nitchman, witness.... 3 30 John Ryan, witness................... 1 50 H. H. Hall, witness................. 3 30 John Elliott, witness............... 3 30 Stute vs. Charles Smith, et al— W. D. Smith, J. P................... 2 85 State vs. Kilgore— W. D. Smith, J. P .................... 10 45 Wm. McQuillan, Constable...... 3. 50 W. T. Johnson, w itness.......... 2 10 Clarence White, witness......... 1 50 State vs. Gustafson— W. D. Smith, J. P................... 4 45 Wm. McQuillan, Constable.... 3 95 State vs. Hiram Mizner— W. D. Smith, J. P.................. 8 30 Wm. McQuillan, Constable.... 65 0 August Tews, interpreter...... 1 50 W. H. Joss, witness................. 3 10 Hartman Stauss, witness........ 3 30 Bertha Nitchman, witness...... 3 30 John Kassabaum, witness...... 3 30 Anna Stauss, witness............... 3 20 Oscar Nitchman, witness........ 3 30 W. D. Smith, J. P................... 6 95 State vs. Kilgore— Maude Hamel, testimony........ 5 00 m is c e l l a n e o u s . Tyle M. Ross, inquest— Ira E. Barrett, Coroner.......... 12 C. E. Schafer, witness......... . 1 F. S. Knights witness............. 1 Mrs. M. B. Welch, relief........... 15 Dr. Schroeder, relief.................. 2 Mrs. Ida Johnson, relief............. 25 75 50 50 00 50 00 ELECTION— JUDGES AND CLERKS. S. C. Inkley.............. 3 00 E. A. K irtz................................... 3 00 F. F. Lahaie................................. 3 00 C. L. Benefiel............................... 3 00 Ira E. Bradley............................. 8 60 H. W. Prickett ............................ 3 00 Rentl. O. O. F. Hall.................... 5 00 Chris. Schindler........................... 8 00 Chas. Hickethier.......................... 4 50 Robert Thompson........................ 4 50 J. J.|Wismer................................. 4 50 G. C. Thompson........................... 4 50 Erwin Ritter................................. 4 50 Robert Thompson........................ 5 00 G. W. S titt...................... 8 00 W. F. Dessinger.......................... 4 50 John A. Johnson.......................... 4 50 C. E. H ed g e................................ 4 50 E. E. Fisher................................ 4 50 C. W. Allen...................................' 4 50 W. F. Dessinger.......................... 6 50 W. J. Staley................................. 4 50 N. P. Nelson................................ 4 50 J. T. Johnson............................. 4 50 F. H. Caldwell............................. 4 50 Ervin D. Mead............................. 4 50 C. A. Peterson............................. 4 50 Q. T. Lucas.................................. 13 60 J. Buchele..................................... 3 00 G. Mann ..................................... 4 50 L. K. Fiske................................... 4 50 J. H. Morrissey........................... 4 50 B. L. Allison................................ 4 50 George Holscher.......................... 6 60 L, K. Fiske................................... 3 00 Henry Schuman............................ 3 00 Adam H ergert............................. 3 00 Geo. Holscher............................... 3 00 Michael Susbauer ...... 3 00 Wm. Humelman .......................... 3 00 Mrs. Miller ................................... 5 00 Marion Mays................................. 4 50 John LoftUs...... .'........................... 4 50 Stephen Meek............................... 4 50 I; Chas. Crocker............................... 4 50 A. E. McCumsey.......................... 4 50 J. W. Milne......................... 7 20 J. W. Hughes............................... 4 50 J. M. Hiatt .................................. 4 50 Wm. II. Heisler........................... 4 50 I H. J. Hansen............................... 7 80 | C. E. Brodersor............................ 4 50 j Wm. Goettlemann........................ 4 50 j Artisan Lodge H all..................... 5 00 I C. F. Tigard................................. 10 50 | G. A. Plieth................................... 4 50 W. E. Shaver............................... 4 50 G. L. Sparks ................................ 4 50 J. M. Overholtzer................ 4 50 1 J. F. Brandt................................. 4 50 r PAGE 3 p cznn n qqc n q i"'u n q H. W. McDonald.......................... 4 5C p sao I n Q Qm q j □ □ciana Jas. M cRoberts............................ 12 10 DO Chas. P otts................................... 4 50 □□ D. G. Lilly.................................... 4 50 □a John Greenwood........................... 4 50 gg J. L. L ov in g................................ 4 50 Walter Sargent.................... .•..... 9 50 E. J. Ward ................................... 9 90 J. C. Callahan............................... 4 50 E. X. Harding.............................. 4 50 C. J. Senner................................. 4 50 Some wonderfully at­ Fred W. Porter........................... 4 50 H. D. Bryant............................... 4 50 tractive styles in new Wm Boucesein ........................... 4 56 F a ll Overcoats just now, C. C. Nelson................................. 10 70 the smartest models we Thos. Murphy................. 4 50 S. L. Hollenbeck.......................... 4 50 think that we’ve seen in T. G. Meacham........................... 4 50 many a day. Peter Hoffman............................. 4 50 Gale Essner, School Clerk.......... 1 00 S. L. Hollenbeck.......................... 2 00 R. H. Greer.................................. 4 50 J. A. Imbrie................................. 4 50 Peter B oscow ............................... 4 50 Ward Downs................................. 4 50 E. L. McCormick ........................ 4 50 E R. B. Collins................................. 4 50 R. B. Collins................................. 3 00 E. I. Kuratli................................. 3 00 Aug. Tews..................................... 3 00 chas. Lamkins............................. 3 00 John Boeker, Jr........................... 3 00 W. N. Barrett, Jr........................ 3 00 E. W. Haines............................... 6 00 J. H. Wirtz................................... 6 00 Chas, Van Doren.......................... 6 00 C. S. McNutt .............................. 3 00 A. C. Rafferty............................. 3 00 LEADING CLOTHIER J. T. Fletcher............................... 3 00 John Anderson............................. 4 20 uu Carl H offm an............................... 3 00 jjg A. E. Gardner............................. 3 00 Q Q I2Q Q Q n n r □ □ HITHI Q Q V. I. Fuqua.................................. 1 00 o in muri CD CD iSSS tn jjj mj2] D n J. T. Fletcher............................... 3 00 R. L. Wann.................................. 6 00 E. A. Mincemoyer........................ 4 50 H. V. Meade................................. 1 50 Frank Im brie................ 4 50 John A. M cG ee............................ 4 50 Anson E. Phelps.......................... 4 50 J. B. Im lay.................................. 7 00 “ THE QUALITY STORE’’ J. A. Kirkwood........................... 4 50 L. W. Olinger............................... 4 50 Geo. J. Jack................................. 4 50 A. W. Dant.................................. 4 50 Oswald Frank............................... 4 50 The very best at the Right Price School Dist. No. 29, rent............ 2 00 M. R. Markham........................... 4 50 P h on e 701 Stephen Morgan .......................... 4 50 Samuel Show ............................... 4 50 W. N. Sears.... •........................ 4 50 C. B S tokes................................. 4 50 FOREST GROVE SOUTH MAIN STREET F. M. Parr..................................... 4 50 R. P. Wirtz................................... 3 00 Jas. A. Moore............................... 4 50 John H erb..................................... 4 50 J. M. Kessler............................... 4 50 H. J. Goff...................................... 3 00 J. A. Thornburgh........................ 10 50 D e p u t y C o u n ty S u r v e y o r Fred Gardner............................... 3 00 L. H. Watkins.............................. 3 00 All Kinds of Surveying and Mapping, Subdivisions a Specially Ed. R. Wirtz............................... 5 70 Office over A. G. Hoffman & Co. Phone 806. Res. Phone 46X. OREGON FOREST GROVE Tucker & Whited........................ 1 00 Julius Ashbahr.............................. 4 50 Andrew Jack................................. 4 50 David Corwin................................ 4 50 S. T. Weatherred......................... 4 50 Chas. E. Deichmann................... 4 50 Geo. Alexander............................ 4 50 John Dennis................................. 3 09 to plan for that College Course. Thos. H. Wilkes 3 00 Chas. L. Crocker 3 00 V. Jack 3 00 There is considerable discussion about Education but I. V. Trullinger 3 00 there is no doubt that a good general college course taken right Fred Rood 3 00 W. N. Hathorn 4 50 is in the long run the practical thing in Education. D. Burkhalter 7 60 C. R. Adams 4 50 A. C. Mulloy 4 50 A school well equipped to d o first class general college D. P. Chambers 4 50 w ork is F. L. Brown 4 50 G. E. Westinghouse 6 00 F. Minto 4 50 G. H. Laycock Forest Grove, Ore. 4 50 J. T. Cox 13 10 Carl Iler 4 50 J. M. Hayden This school begins its 60th year of successful work in such 2 5 I A. E. Lott general college lines September 17th, 1913. Terms reasonable. Alfred Guerber E H. Northrup R e co rd and equipment good . C om e and help us help you. Pbi.ip Peznldt Frank Jackson J H. Dorland C om e in and talk the matter over o r address for Catalogue Peter Grosen and further information C. Christensen A. V. Denny F. I. Anicker PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest Grove, Ore. H. P. Downing Harry Robinson A. B. Flint S. Weckert H. Martinazzi C. F. Casteel J. L. Byrom Sam Calbreath Chas. Geiberger Wm. L. Burnett C. True John Conzelman W. L. Peters Ferd Langer Chas. H. Hayes E. W. Johnson D. R. Wheeler J. B. McNew Fred B. Clark 4 60 J. M. Weisenbach 4 50 J. T. York 4 50 j J. Me Halo 4 50 P h o n e 0 1 9 8 . 2 8 N o rth 5 th S treet H. C. Caratens 4 50 Forest Grove . . . . Oregon E. F. Willi« 4 50 H. J. Atlee 4 50 .ohn Nyberg 3 50 q FALL OVERCOATS WE HAVE ANDERSON □ □ Forest Grove 1 H. T. Oregon GILTNER’S I Staple and Fancy Groceries B. G L A I S Y E R , C. E. B egin N o w ! Pacific U niversity MILCH COW S W e have for sale some first class milk cows at reason­ able prices. can O. H. Peterson