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'I if I ! "A i t i a i i S 1 1 A J 4 i ; i1 i :il - II t ! i i "Mi - M ) f ' SUMMONS IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BTATB OF OREGON FOR THB COUNTT OF WASHINGTON. Lillian Locke, Plaintiff,) va Shirley Lock, Defendant.) To Shirley Locks, defendant: In the name of tbe State ol Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer to the complaint filed against you in the bore entitled court on or before the filet day of May, 1913, laid date being alter tbe eiplration ol elx lo) wee" from ice first publication of this summons. If you tail to appear and answer, tbe plaintiff will apply to tbe court tor tbe relief de manded in tbe complaint, to wit: Kor a decree of divorce lorever dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, that she be per mitted to resume her maiden name, and for inch other and further relief aa to tbe Court niay seem meet and proper. This summons la publwhed once a week for six (6) consecutive weeks, by order of the Uou- i. U. latupbell. Judge ol the above entitled court, dated the 15th of April, 1H13, directing the publication thereof. Hchnaltel A LaKocbe, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 100 4 Chamber ol Commerce Building, Portland, Oregon. Date of first publication, April 17, 1913. Date of last publication, May 29, 1913. SOUTHERN PACIFIC The Southern Pacific schedule, aa now running, ia as follows: To Portland McMinnville pass'ger, a. m...6:52 Sheridan train, a. m 8:38 Tillamook train, p. m 1:07 Corvallia overland, p. m 4:57 On Sunday, the Sheridan pas senger does not leave Hillsboro for Portland until 8:50. From Portland Corvallia passenger, a. m Tillamook passenger, a. m Sheridan passenger, p. m ..8:22 10:00 .5:14 M'Minnville passenger, p. m 6:45 E. W. Dant, of Reedville, was up Monday, on probate business. Fred Goetze, of above Bloom ing, wu city visitor Monday. Ferd Hartrampf wishes to an nounce that the canard floating about that the Buick factory back in Michigan had burned out ha3 no foundation in fact. The factory is still there, and turning out Buicks as fast as wheels and workmen will permit Mr. Har trampf says that his cars are the best in the market for the money, and that when a man once gets a Buick he will have no other ma chine. Julius Kopplin, of Gaston, was in town Monday accompanied by his son-in-law, Walter Hoffman.' who just left Detroit, Michigan, where he helped lay several thousand yard3 of cement floor in the Ford auto works. Mr. Hoffman states that the Ford people are turning out millions of dollars worth of machines every year and that they are gradually increasing their manu facture. Thank the Lord -the Portland newspapers have missed mree Sundays without telling about the horrible condition of the Rex-Tigard road, in this county. The fellow who went over that road, and said it was a boulevard compared with some of the thoroughfares in Clackamas and Marion Counties, must have had something to do with the silence. Clyde Richardson, a wellknown Portland attorney, was in town Monday, on business at the court house. Clyde i3 an oldtime Tua latin boy, and was raised down where the real estate values are I soaring. Mrs. J. H. Quinn and son have returned from a visit with ihe husband and father, the locomo tive engineer, at Wheeler, on the Nehalem. Capt. A. Johnson, of near Lau rel, was in town Tuesday. The Pvthians finished up ai class of two- Clay Freeman anil j Wm. Harris-Monday evening ! with a classy program, lh-.-re; was a uig aueiioiiiicr. ami in : features were added to the rit ualistic work. Friday evening, the Pythian Sisters will have their regular social meeting, and all K. of P. and their families are invited. John Meier and daughter, Mary, of Bethany, started last night for a month s visit with relatives and friends in Ohio and Wisconsin. Mr. Meier has not been East for ' years, and he anticipates an enjoyable visit ici pates an enjoyabW visit. went East over the Northern ific. , . . . .... . . .. ' Irs. L. A. Whitcoml). well, He Pacific Mrs, known here, was recently oper ated on for appendicitis, at one of the Portland hospitals. She i3 getting along nicely, w hich is good news to her many friends in and around Ilillslxiro. Mrs. Whitcomb is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Abbott, of this city. Wm. Foster, the court house' annex contractor, was in townj from St. Johns, Tuesday, and ' called on the Argus. Mr. roster) has just completed a contract, and is now working on a brick and cement contract of $(i:5,(KH) for the Ainsworth school build ing, in Portland. See the beautiful China dinner sets in H. R. Emmott's store. Some one is going to be present ed with one every week, absolute ly free. Ask the Btore. them about it at Chester Alexander went to Tillamook this week, as a wit - ness in a damage case against the railway company, being call- ed by the company. To The Business Men and Residents of Hillsboro The Hillsboro Comnu-rtial Club will li'wv u smoKt r in the club rooms in the new Tamiesie building on Thursday, May ft. 1913. at 8 o'cloch. p. m.. for the purpose of outlining the future of the clubi to secure additional memberst to discus ways and means and the purchase of such club furniture and fixtures as may be necessary to discuss the social and business future of the club and promote entertainments. All those desirinpj to become mem bers are respectfully invited to attend the smoher. CEO. BAGIXY, President. A., c shuti:. Secretary ac 3E 3E NO MCi: l CON I KAC IOKS S),.l,,, Uth win ,H, .,..,.,, ,v Ul(. ,:,url ,)f Washington ,,... Orn-nn. at t he court I room at I lillsliorn. Oregon, on Saturday, May loth. l'.lU at 2 V. M.. for the construction of the following bridges, to-wit: 1 tie The The The The The f I rati' Kridi'c. (Irabcl Ilridge. Whit, ford '.ridg Wilkins llridge. Wenstroni I'.ridj'e. "iirnpbell I'.ridi'c and re pairs on the Sirinuhill Hridc. ' Contracts for the const .rin-tiutjj. sani i,nlges will i.e . t ut Uiei lowest responsible liiiderj f"v ( the court lias a riliL .I)ract any and all bids. 1, ' i S((.(.i)i(,ltiims . fl, ; ot said iiridges will he let U) the UK' omce Ol Hie. ViTffl lJI,'lerK )I Washington CpUSft'y. A cerUlifff for ." p'-r pent, of mjti.Jjf;! must a. - com - pany vfh b'd. ' ,. 'fi , . . of Wftshinglon County, Oregon. I) l. Keasoner, County .iud;' S. L. iiollenbeck Mountaindale, wen and in wife, of the city Mondav Frank Long, of above Corneli us, was a. city visitor .Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. .1. HC,Xaiii:;s. and daugh ter, Miss MartJu, were in from I Phillips, i1o5r,',al'lenioon. M rs. Su:,ie,,,.ref';an visited at ! I he home me of..fcei; brother, John i iV1 ,,mw. "WfmKH, Minoay. Mrs. Mary ai'd'lireys tnd daughter. Mwavldicy, of I'ort- ; 1:ah I. were in tj uity Saturda '''Veiling, in aiaiiidance at. the, dd Fellows atrf-'Rebckah anni- versary rrietrtirfij 7 THE YOUNG DETECTIVE' tX)NAIJ) . rr-'V-r way, I ollW!istev.tivi. hunt- i ni'i una ItlilS). IWMiHihmii eii": : kmi-m ulJntn lx'ylfor n il.-lt-ctlvo 1 linn-uu. 'UMii ntlii-rl tliliiKH, 1 lnl ire'jipnBny art ! liMlmt inlnlit fcilul Vl'-w r I'vlVino In rniul fayimt"!' ' " olllcc(fc,rre. These j ( rt klit ln B, ,.,,,,., Jl. ii iihiJuiMUci., it wnn krpt In ,,,,,1 i i,,,.,),,, ki-y. Tl.oir..iim f l,( Ini: In jnv i.-i -hIhii wtih Unit ,lm ;,. llllrtri).s ,, , thnt ktxl, for IU I wna , IImj f.rilv ioiw ninny mi tuiml. 1 wn ! lililiil-iill.il I""-""'"'" " iihm- nrorii-n ! uml, li:ifliiK vlvWlliimnlimtlnn, coll- J,lr'"' "I H",,H "filinprMlml.ln Mtnrlf j '""""' f " tl"""- Th?re ''re ' Unll:'"' "r "'"r" w,'"l"'"a on Innia, ! in.d were in v fniNirltt'a. On" 1 liiy wIhmi I wns.uluiin In trio or lli'i! 1 fipnlii'il the iRldnut nml tx-Kiin linmlll tm tlif rciiiciiU, il'tiere wrreaer i!i ;il I) iHlutiH, it rr,itwe nUm-n (not innti'H L 11 blixwly Hlilrt.,itwo.krilv'H, otio !'nl Mullll lilllli't. I Tin H.wtiiiitincl hml bwn I'tit In the i dny h rf'wmni'l Intd klDcil n ninn; there-1 fine t vit very mil' h lntfreHtcfl In It, i till ing lrn nml t-xninliilnir It cloacly. On lij 1 rs iUitiI tlii'i'M a'Tiiti'h nf rtlf-1 fi ii nil it-'Ui nii'l IciiKtli, two nmir to Ki llH-ri, Hi" thlnl on lh opposite tilrtn uf 't Im4 rlrji'iimfi-ri'tipe. I took tip tho iili.'1'.rrfnvll ljkliii; ImId ttm murzli-, 110- llci''bil MM, rtf niKt nlmot aa far down In thMdmrrt.lMin 1 could ai""- Ton" lili-a, ( tirsnf' to mo. Mlitht not thn wnri-!lHiMitlio laillrt lmve bot'ii mndo by Ml'piifJriiHt oi-olli"r lnoiilulltl't ln llH.o'iiM-i-lfc'.lKliei pistol from wlilrh It j wiiwilrnlT 1 I ki.vt)iotidslol'lti the rablnnt had ! ii'illiliitrjto .UAwlth tlio Ijullnt, for tlm former fluid Mn t"' ',,n wbllo, but. tlm iplstiill from which the liittt-r luid hiMiflrwnlloiilillcKa exlHtPd, nnd If uiiothoiMiali lild bo Bred from It the ..t-iVll'l same slreaka should ai'i"-ar ou IU eur- j MM (rvm thv vMl f the fnr na on the drat mip. I tutu the air I vMlKr IB""" My i-ipcrl. tH o with boyn has taught hxlM , 1 rmirotr me tint they know a t-l of thliife a ! f-'M ft U ' "VT I T- " r iCtk Crr.llti'' tnrim.- i-, a l.y lll Ua4to JTtk V -to bl, Md k.'W i-vcry UaiB M P tv-!um wta found ltt h"' " UMT la-MT-T' Mm,LMr , I ,.,k.Hl at It and aT.tfM f T'rtt " I IrtKtmnt- I i n , ....rrre,.,,,.! with lbo B im i1 atClibra oLwrrall-m in no- tul,t l)(lt di.e th muro i , g trie a-niti lie on the iniliet and rwwlv.il to do n Lit of IlitMlWntloO on my own n. iiiiiiit. I had a pistol at hurt"1 nnd thnt evridiilt put drop of wnti-r In It hiirnd m-ar the muute. Tin' next ni'TiiliiK thi-n wna a rust H)t wIhtp till' WIltlT luid Ih'H. I took a HiiiK'tti Imllit out luto the yard, londi'd the pliM with It and 0rl it triilirlit uu Into the nlr. I fmmd It whi-ii It riiiin' down and einniliind It Hunt wna n m raMi ou It, hut not well marked. I ruitiM the platol lu two othi-r pnrtu nnd tlrnl nnother hulU't, to Hiid llirii' n. rnti hit on It. I nxk.N at the oiri'-o If the platol from whldi the Imlli't In thn cabinet wim (Ired hud N-eti found Mid wna told 11 inn IIvIhk In the aanui house a the murdered in"" wna auni ted of the murder, A revolver hud bwii roiiim in the kiimm fa room with one empty ilmmlier, but there wait notldnu to prove Unit thn bullet It roiitnltii'd had dune tlio murder, except Hint the bul let wiih of thn aninii cnlllier aa th plit- tol, I wlnlied to get imasesHlon of thnt plHtol, If pollile, nnd are If the bul I let UtteJ It, but the plaUd wa not In thn rnblnet. nnd I didn't know wiiure It wns. Ho 1 went to the chief nud told him Hint If h woiilil K-t the pistol for me 1 would tell hint whether It bud coiiliilui fl the bull Unit did the murder. Me nsked me how I would know, and 1 refused to tell him, wbereiiHin he de clined to let tun hiive tlm plMlol, which wim In the bund of one of thn olllca fone. After Unit I wild no nioro nliout the miilter. Keveinl diiya Inter bn and the detec tive who bud the IMol Im-IoiikIhk to the HiiMiK'ct i HlU'd me to them nnd quea tloned iiih aa to whnt I hnd meant by conmx-ttiik tbe bullet and the pistol. 1 Vlthejn thaOf tbey wouldflre new " " ' ' 11 i ( t .....i, II,. i,u !( aiui au'-" . . ih two men the rorffapondln 'rMr" on en. h, provlnif Hint both had r-A rn.m ll.a mm urn lllatol. BuIhmI"11 ly the rust ai-.t Inald. the pW lo.at.'.I. On this erldeiic " 4uauu tavata milt vili till. My chief told me that I wa I ...,.n.- .,.,1 halt liBttrf folio lw busliKKa. Vounit I waa. oe -on the fori-e and fmt m " i.. ...... it., nlher delix'tt" 1 U" l III'' fHl.lin " - ... , 1 i .ufut. but I o'1 think any of my raw bare l" milt ns the one Hint Inauwd my f i.,i,. urofi.MBU.n. I sltriD"1 tt llrst to tbe fiu-t that I had a la liMilm t to obiM-rva what a man . ii -.., ...4 ...w.n lUltll'InC pnai over nai'i'j n" wc"" -- . j ..,i ii.- l..illl In the cW laa In auwtlltif at FHHl .1 -.1. .ir Um lllHtol th" Hnd Hint nmt apot Nfin a trifle mrw down In the barrel 1 would " ..., ii nl,1 iw,l have nssin'lKtra. niTil It) "'""' - i .1.tl,.lt.kai U'liiilll IHlt I'nTB Willi HI" " "" . kft I rated the murderer and would n "I Im me a duttvttvt). I'oaalbly I f1 hnvo Uwn aomelhliiK Iwttef. A I f iiul dale, was a county seat vimu" Knniliiv. AI....I i. nf ni'i" j . t nnruillllll i'ii:m-ii, .,..1 '..l- Mill luud a I'ltV la" I mnniliiy. J. W. Seuvcy, of the S"vJ it.... iv. n.i i' iniiiiHon. ' I ..,!(! 111.. I'limlilinV. :.. a I..., 'I'lwian 1'1'tll1 III UIWII millMHiy. II' r; , j .Mill iinnm nf W. iiii-ii uavu im i ' rul . lll....l.:..l.. l',inlll OMI' ' I III TVUrllllllKU'll vyiiuii.ji iJ;j, uibwh in locnti'il cloSO to nls' Iboro.