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ETUJ!0!W AKOl'&t MAT 1 t SPHII I .VIHIUI. LW KflU Ull U J UaMa. I fl .1 . a A i 1 . , i.it4 Plat IhNttth ita-or ot th iurt ti.Hiw tn I IBM H It! at lh bHtr ,f Im Vl.if k A. to. 14 Mid tT. wll M puWi mil.HK'n U lh htcueal li...l-v ftr rah ta hand, ail ,tf l he tviUw- in dMcritw-J tl rxr4 t Hint:. Iltte ami Mtui in the Sui f iWpui, nj itui in the SU1 .-I On-m. and I County i4Ma-.lt.ncfem.an-t partKularly Mainly Slat That The Will it-r.-.t IwlUms. t.mtt: I Ait4 U Teai-fl tn KLxl. r.rtt-ol Thiir TraJ. In Olhrr TiraiK SCfOLhS ti'. w run in fln I lain iw uwf !VK TMIYIHINOT tlkfc DKY tHr For the Housewife Let us cut your woxl, carry out t!:e ashes, clean up theMirt ami leave only the HKAT de fiycred in the most cleanly and sanitary way known. The new 4c rate for cooking and heating makes this possible. Ask for particulars at the Washington-Oregon office, or OWL ELECTRIC CO. (twar hmi tn on it rt-am.w ai inr 4w BW ami 4 nvrd in th inHce nl th Ktvoc'Uri't iVtivevamva 4 Yanhmka 1 -uiaij. -.-Tv-fi?-. U MtlMfr th ht-punhefur nti-l iiinu mi in awm biki riwnwi w mi ami m .....l 1 1 . - .11 u ... - i- . i . I k.. I - . a J . t -1 . . . . .t... . a. t. . .. .1 a -aaa m ianv ,.m iii uIJ V Al, ISM. . a. . Mnl1 t4 W at.tiuia.-tv, ( iiulv. OrrgMn Ho I .. ..1 IL....... tUgler A Mar. AtUwitev fcr plaintiff L SIRES AND SONS. M. t. ! cf la Am.,!.-. rvnt! fuiil'tl a ftrt.r-iif tt-ir fast. uuik. taken to roluc weight. . . AMif of I.ilulon ha mi a I'tllft f.r bin ihib Jhi u lb t.iff of Url llanJIiiv. tMVrrtixr kt-a.-ral of lu. 11. M. llih-jir. ipi-.,1, 11I of I'mtiiv Mat btktuml lir a numlraa.ili In th tinW f Si. .mlrvw. rttitlr U- tiw. no him ly ith riair. Sir William May. ho h.ia vn Bfty- yir uf W in th UritUh nary. autviWa Sir I'harUn l-vJtrkk U(haiu as admlnil f tti 0.c I'f!r tnst Haivkol, tWfwja Spvikiitf SKitlic A week airo Uist Sutnlav a larco numUr of tiorman sjK'akitijr hhv ple frvm I'ornoliusi an.i vicinity. met at the homo if the oih of their members. ui Un e T.ltMm- inr, and tivk un the matter of tortiehus wing try. As a mat- terof fact thest iwvle are sokr. industrious and thrifty, and they have always wantisl their k'lxss of Uvr when in town dointf their trading. They eo,t our courts but little, for the Herman, as a nile, is ivaeeful and dignified. Hut he wants his rinht to go and buy his glass of beer w hen he Wants it. ami he .Imsn'l u-nnt anyone to say him "No," It was to this discussion nf "MOT AT GIIEIE" ROUND TRIP Summer EXCURSIONS East VIA THK W SOKSil 0 I Tickets will be sold from all main and branch line points in iviuauu. owp overs wunin imit Tit Sale Daily-May 28 to Sept. 30 r.mai iceturn Limit tct. 31. To Detroit Norfolk Omaha Philadelphia Rochester Denver Toronto Wxshineton. C. Atlantic Citv Indianapolis ' Mem oh is St. Louis Baltimore Chicago New York Winnipeg A 1 a ?lr 7,, l.ne,r.P" uth and east Call on nearest iiKiiiL 1 in 1 mm 111 11 ir-m 'irmn nn , nt j r . -- --- c iu iuuies anu lares 10 any particular Eastern city, and for literature describing points aiuiij, mi. o. r. or wrue John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon. tlllT lillltt'IlS I - - " - mi' MI.'VO.VU'U 111 Ot-rnuia n-ivauf. itv--iit!v tvMmt.Hl hi I thlniTS that the (.t'l-mntw m. aevonty-nluth MrthJay hi Jena. H I and they did not beat aUnit the bush like diplomats they simply sirucK me nai on the i.vi.t fr..i the start in other words thev lia.sst'd the follow j- ... uireciea to the Mavor and r tv -la.., .. council 01 l ornelius: tornelui- ()r, Tiv 1 101 . : , 10 me nonora 1 1 m.niii.r. f .... ... a . a a 1' ,11-. lA.uncil of the City of Cornelius, wregon, or all concerned: i.ontlemen: We the Herman Jsiwril. ! n. Q.v.;. ty of Cornelius. Ore.. ( - . ..... i-u a ri'soiunon in our l.ut meet mu on May 3rd in wliii h u- press our riiH'tM-st i..m..i in ...;.. uenieu our ersonal liberty bv denying us our refreshments while tradinir in our h.m. i.,i.r.. tV VOtini? I oriniliiw ilfi- u-.. have further reilvi.l ihV .1... inir this tH'riod to.) to other places where we are not denied this privilege and hope as a mutual benefit, von u t i 1 1 to. your liest efforts to help restore former conditions. Gerhard Goetze U rn. S hendel President Secretary." Since Corni'liiw uni .iff ,...., Germans have tn,i...l in " - a. a... V. Iff I'llil'l towns, and if CorneliuH remain Iry thev sav tlmi v.ri r.,, .a . - ... . - " 1 i trie leuton element will do busi ness in that city. mill alert uieuUity. but U elwsk-allr WWK. ;M(Tr'T O H:ira. ht h.i .n niUsi.uicI by the wvivlarv of tlw Im. ttur to iinw-ne ami JfVeKp the iuu (o of the AtnericHD ltiill.in. L mm. ixwer of n.iie ami at prvxeiit an timtm- nr in music nnuer tne Imrvott if la dian sfTalnt. lUrt Il4tm.-h.nnp. rumored a likely t imvwil the I Hike of OonnaiiKht a Suv.nior Bvneral of Oansila next ftill tietnin hb nilll.,TOrH,nt twenty -three. lien be Ihhuiho 111:1 or of Worewlr WbiHi Just tiirneil twenty arten he re- c4va the atioiiitniet)t of civemur of New South Wn( and lwau a popular otllelaL Train and Track. Sltrta baa only one raltra,. Twenty-atl atat. of th rnlf.l States now require autoinalie rouplen aim urn xe on railway train. Just outside of Cbicaso there ta a k. comoiive ruumltkiuHt- wbd h U rwillr muikI and whieb Will aeconimwlate Bfty-elKht enKlnew. The Ixnidim and Xorthwestern rail way manatreuient n-ptirta vert tutin factory results from a "irrlevun.- h,,. r." an otHe rrenteil fur the min.y. t , , va aajiuwuR ifiievances of employee. Simplified Spelling. Himpuneil aiiellen include "mnnt" li. - "J their lUt Other will troteit thai h unam or immey l already too evl .1..... tr. . .... unii. rwauivifl my tar. A new net of ruli hna Ixn ,u. the Hlmrilllled Hivelllnc r.t it t. Kliw to apiear that the old Wind wan jum un eaay.-i leveland I'lula Ialer, Nofi ce THE DUNNING-FRENTZEL LUMBER COMPANY. has taken over all the stock and accounts of Frentzel & McFarkne Bros. Service and Quality is our motto. We will give you satisfaction as in the past All accounts now Due and Payable Dunning & Frentzel Lumber Co, Main St. & P R & N tracks. Everything in Building Materials. Flippant Flings. Fhamrork iv. will not I.A flu. Kfl but what will the i.or hra,llln h-h ' Ira do when ShamnM lt XXVIII. conies overT-CIeveland U-ailer. If the June bride wanta to ahow her contempt for amx-rxtltlona thla ahe can rhoose Kriitoy, June 13, for uer we-Kiins, ony.-nton Globe. Education l a trrnnd uooil thlmr r.l people are W'liitiliic to apire1ale It A good a- lioolteacher can make f.V) a month for aeven or elirhl month. year-Philadelphia public talger.' Tha World! Rclioiena. Thern are of nil vnriitlin nlmni I l01ljll,nf)0 i-hrlstlana tn lh w,.n,t The lluddhlta iiiimiUt Cal.OnO.OflO, the Monnmmed.ina mo.fxio.noi). the fonfn. clana 1X,rioo.rio. Hlndua amnmintin leavlrie alut 1.0ra.la seml.-lvlllzcd, whme thwilogl-al opin ions, If they have anr. it wonl.t iu. dlfllcult to clasfdfy. THRtn MONTHS County Judge Keasoner gives the Argus the followini? fiirun.min the salanes paid suiMTvistira. and money exDenilod fur wnrir ; each road district for the thn... months ending April 1, PJ13: SIT. PAL. A.VfT. PAin Will be presented by the Hillsboro High School Students, under the auspices of the Senior Class, at The Crescent Theatre ON FRIDAY, MAY 23 CHARACTERS JIM.M1K C.wkndisu A Rah-mh lloy............ ....Do0.U h,K I ad CitKSKtniNK ...The College Cut-up ..Ward Wilkes J;,:V,T,cl s The Ace of Spado Gladwin DouKh,y Major Kilikitlir .....The Head of the Military Rul Morpia PROFK.SSOR Sknaciiarrib Poi p The Chair of Philolony CUir Wilk Scotch MacAi.u.sti.r The Football Captain ..Charlci DcUbmau hnuRTv Ing The Ubiquitous Freshman Clyde Maso,, Miss"J,m-Chann,nv. .The Girl From Dixie ...Alice Smith Marjor,k Havilani. .....The College Widow Vnuch Reilv Mrs. Kacsbv, "Ma"..... A Popular Landlady ..........Henrietta Krugcr Miss Jank Cavkniiish ...Cavendish & Dean, Wall St., N. Y....PaKc Schruedrr Mks.Ci.koi.atra Popp A I aculty Ty, Phbe pcrriuc M,SS Tw,ccs-: A ' Other Day,. r.gc &linjC(Irr MISS BUATRICK MUTLKR, Director Popular Pricci BLMMOiKS. IN THE CIRCUIT COl'UT OK THE STATE OF OKKOON FOB WASHINGTON COCNTY Helnricb Bederke, riaiullir vn. Kva Bederke, leferi(laiit. To Eva Bedeme, defendant : In the name ol the State ororfttton. you re hereby required to apiiear and anawar to the oompla.ut filed 4'iu.M y", .1 I'.l lM've."titlei! ''"llrt '"' r t''r..r .7,11, 1"'i ,,al'l l.tt twu.u " AIUIMI IlHI IU SI II k U U - t. .. 11 f. I'ub'"-a"'" "f "iin HummonM. It M-,Tr Halurday. the 7th day of Jiine. " l" you fad to anwar and nn.uor ,i and von urn hrai. .......iZi SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THS oiaik ur UREfinv pop WASHINGTON COUNTY. EaU-lla Elizabeth Wyen, Plaintiff.) Franklin A. Wyert, Ifendant. f l rra.iklin A. Wyera.above defendant: In tha name of the Bute of Oreiton! .von are hwhy requwtad to appear am i. alpoveenutiB,! (!OUrt ,u nuou'"r ilB will apply u. the fmirt for the re li"f denmnded i,. tlweumplaint. tawit: Tor tssw i1'?-' f"rev,r 11! ISLf.- f n't'"0I'T '"HtiHT ltWflfHI r""" eieiiij:ini. a, f,lr other and fiirthui- n,i,..f ... ""''M - ... , , , . , . , ,j ......a.. " meet aud projier. fnli'i. ,""""ons publiahed , week fornix (0) jBj.,t,vB weeks, by ordrof tlia Honorable J. U. Uampheii, j , , 'f tLnoU d'ref:t'"ft l'Uhl.ation Solmaliel I Roche Win Ph.mtv.. Attorney, fr I'laii.tiH SHu of lij.r,8tPl'!'.,l''til,. April 21. 1'IIH. . nunii, Hue fti j;);) Notice to Creditors Notice ia hereby (riven that the under on the 6ml da, of Ma ' l-.7l UOt7 9urt or WashlnKu,il n,,. Of the estate of E K fvInNeUy, ,jeceaed Now therefore, all prnm w'ln.. KnVb"' "h proper "XZ u M Wall'al lilu ? tblM, 7m SonthV' tn .ii0' (Jr"K'". within eix Ot of drat publication May I. wis . reu u McNelly, llrtul'i1 of th or R F Mc- .d von r hi;.r.. . . rz." I:""'' , t t ' "iiJiTu til si ii you IK M Ui Hit Millibar - . . ii , ; Bimwer. me plain tif! "My, laaeatwd. OOD M Wall, Attorney for eatate. pra.ye.. i,)n,, u.acomplalnt, towit: Kor a . iecrw .i.HMolv i.iK the bonda of inatrlmot. ' m w rxiKlw N-twaen plaintiff and de"- I ItlK Hlirilliuiriw t...l,ll..l.t i i n(lll , i , ' - - 1'umiwiwi ity onier or c ,' ; ii 'if.!"? vJ'"1 .r -Ircoit ... i.Kwmi i,imiiiiv , ureifon and " '. ',1,:r " at'- the "iUth- day of April ; !" T 'latfl of the llrrt publl.atlo,. !, Ihm Miimnon, ia Thursday. A..ri I M ii.' n.'i': 1 ',?. ';f lm Plication of ' ""!? nunuay, June 5, 1913, Hnrrv Vin.b.ii. Hi":ri.f::r iint,. Lemon PmI. Imon tx! should h nnrM. off lemona very thinly. The pith under the yellow U Utter and pot uwd at all In cookery. Only the thin yellow rind and Juice should be naed. Barbara In Austria. In An.Mtrln on nmircntlce lrl.,r m.i Tve four years Ifore ho la a jour- neyman. They are paid 41 cent a week for the first year. (11 rent, tho awnd, 81 cents the third and f 1.2 Ihe fourth. They m-t irriiliilHea from ei. tomera Iiealdea. AiiHlrlan hurt-era ob ject to the American burlier ilmir. tipcauae they cotnKd a barber to at a ml prect while ahavlnir a they are ns!d to atooplnp over. In i raRue the chareeti are for a .hn.n A to 12 cents, hnlr cut 8 to 22 cents. Sheriff's Sale of Execution Notice la hereby Riven, that by virtue of an MUehmwrt execnt.on iaaued ou of an.l t W w Umry' Plintifr, K.O coata and disbursement, with in- of the real property described Inmidtt rihed, I lawe yM u d "'J8' to the command, 0f .aid MLZnl Keeps the Light Going. Injcenoua niechnribim in a ll,.),ih. In f.crfiinny that uhh electricity n an Illwnlnant awltchwi on a new inmn and tuovea It Into focim .iw.nM h oriKinui lamp te extinguished. Moscow's Barber 8hops. In Moscow. Russia, the nvernRe in come of the ordinary bnrbcr ahon owner la f2.0f)0 to HOW a year, and the chare for service nre B to 10 fphts a shave, 5 to 20 cenfa for a hair cut, IB to 30 cents for a t,hiim poo and from 25 ceuta up for massage. Pike's P.ak. Althoueh not the hi Pike'a r!Hk is probably the best known P.k in the United Htnte vu. at one time a weather bureau atatlon on Its aumnilt. and If now h.. . -... atantlal railway station at the terminus .o oiBuesi railway line In North America. 1 2 3 4 5 C 7 8 9 0 1 2 .3 1 5 r, 7 8 .9 2t) 21 22 Z 21 25 2G 27 28 29 30 31 32 31 35 30 39 42 43 44 45 40 ?.')2 SO 2 58 . ..713 2t .... i:-2 ).-, ! Kl B5S 45 rl wi 43 '" 4C7 :!() 91 25 fiis (7 ' 4H ! 471 98 U i.) ytis i 43 75 :uu ki 'J-r H) 770 40 loo v' r,i2 87 50 17 50 224 K Wl 10U 18 i.) 0!) J2 50 fil!) 81 J0' - H09 01 w 00 7i r. W 1078 05 15 f" 89 00 42 50 13 30 25 230 18 75 ft 1W 78 37 WW ,9k ,il Ml H9 in ,14 IU Dry Goods Shoes M 09 40 85 3.'! 50 : 75 7 50 .25 00 Z 101 00 m W 00 -I'm 05 30 289 42 '' W 331 r"i 50 580 41 -5 W 1.7, m 11 25 I' HI iw 75 257 50 10 (X) 119 w 12 :.: Jit . w 230 30 W 803 7 Go n 12IJ 97 7 00 If 51 0.i 20 SKCOND and MAIN off 10 70 32 00 $2298 52 or Ammonia. Ammonia, fl Htrntir, a,l,li , a win u . "i wnicn will knock a man a ... . . " 'yii, m compose of hydrogen and nitrogen, ncith which has l2kedor. $10398 22 yesterday, and says he has moved uacr. io nis larm, near Scholia Mr. 1'onham iimt finiui,...! ., cessful term of school in District if, aown in the Jack town Bee uon. inree pupils were neith absent nor tardy for the term Arinlir Nirenurtn I.aiiorln rti . ... ,,. ...... -Violin an rnyiim Smith. Mr. Jtonham win siay on the ranch this Sum mer. and will f.nibi uunnj? vacation season, lie oeen teachincr fnr mne r,,.. linnMn .J 1 1 .... J jain, mm nas ueen telhntr jwuiik iuea now to shoot here in Oregon since 1879. the out Frank Smith, well known out in ine Oreenville section, has wujfni me McNamcr Btahlon ..t I'orest Grove, lie was down to UK CIV IllWlhu n I by I. II. Smith. Nt FRIDAY and SATUR 1 only, we will (lve 1-4 on embroideries, lusertioitt and ribbon-, just to introduce our new and up-to-date stock that has just arrived direct from New lorh. We hnow it is hard for you to remember that we have DRY GOODS and SHOES So we make you this offer that you can see for yourselves what .we carry. This is not a clearance sale, but simply an advertisement for our beautiful stoch of rfoods GREER'S Furnishing Goods CrocKcry Wore 0 1 i