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A lb" i'lrcttlt 4'vurx r m4',4 t isipn fur YhUt, Do You Know This Bear? 1 le t tanJs for Me The Standard Oil for Motor Cars' "atvn for rum. I le is on cvrrv ZLKOLllNE can. He mail. the oil that freed the car from carbon. Zh.KUL.Li t. w put up in the flat -shaped can easy to handle: also in barrels and half barrels. Sold bv dealer everywhere and at ,- all avenues ot the v , - 7 11 PORTLAND SAN I KXNCISCO , , . ., I . , How I Saw A Real Play j , P, M.KvllF.T P.MIR ! I . I i ROLIEO STEVENS GETS E Circuit Judge Campbell Gives Taw bezzler One to Three Years j MARTIN GETS ONE TO SIAEN 1 EARS' Daveaport, Check Artist. M ill Plead ta j Ckarte oa May Jlst i tutored at ih Poet-omr at Hi.ianore ' Orryvm, as second-'. n-il tca'.lei. ! U A. I.OMi, Alitor County Otlicial Paper rfutweription: l..r' per Annum. leaned l-rery Tharetlay -BY- l.OXO McklNNKl That doc ordinance worked j like a charm, this morninjr. To Judge Campbell was busy yes-! show that it was not always the terday hearing pleas and passing country dog that was around do sentences that meant the peni-:jnff double-duty, it was only nec- tentiary for two. Uomeo Meplr essary t0 look up and down the ens, who robbed the Tualatin i streeU with a score of teams electric depot while acting as ted at the cnain tnero was nnt gent, was sentenced to from 1 a dog in si);nt This is near proof one to ten years in the peniten-; that it i;J Mr Town iK)jI that has tiary. Stephens is well educated, j niakin? himsvlf noisomc and from his own confessions. jarnlinii t.iu-ri ami th, .-oiirt hnusp square. Advertised Le.urs has touched many railway com panies while acting as agent The Tualatin station took but two days of his time, early in April, and he left with over $90 Mail unclaimed. Hillsboro. Ore.. of company money. He was May 17. 1913 caught in Portland and made a Letters Ted Banks. Mrs Har- signed confession. Stephens is a tell. Chaly Coochs. H W C Clark, scion of a wealthy Montreal fam-; K A Kreider, Carl J Linden, ily, and was a student at McGill Frank Miller. J W Morgan. Mrs College, the great Canadian T B Smith. V C Wilson, Jas school for the upper classes. York. Stephens has been an exemplary Cards H Barkmever. 2; John prisoner at the jail, and he will Cameron. Clay Dininny. Marion probably not remain at Salem fori LYnest, Miss Pauline Herman, more than a year. Robert Hargreaves. Mrs John C. H. Martin, who robbed the i Lemmon, Mis3 Margaret Mc- McCormick store of. over fifty jNealy. 2; Mrs Anna Mover, Otto watches, pleaded guilty ana wasip Nelson, Cornelius T Kichard given an indeterminate sentence !Son, Mrs Mary Snyder, Mrs Mag- or from one to seven years. cie Stoller. R P. Cornelius. P. M. Notice ti Contractor: Sheriff Reeves ha3 taken both prisoners to Salem. Earl Slater, of Sherwood, pleaded not guiltv, and was placed under $1000 bond. Fail ing to give this, he was remand ed to jail. : t, .. ::i 'up to two o clock p. m.. June w wuc jrai in mc vwuniv jail - mA r.oijv,i,n... 11913. for the construction His charge was giving liquor to minors. j R. E. Britton, the North Plains United railway agent, ! himself a minor, was arranged on a charge of giving liquor to minors, and will plead Saturday, ' May 31, and C. Kristner and A i Kristner were arranged for sell- j ing liquor to a minor. They will plead on the 31st, also. Sealed bids will lie received by the County Court of Washington County, Ore., at the court room of bridge at Glencoe. Blans and specifications may be seen at the clerk's office. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and bidders must deposit a certified cheek amounting to 5 per cent, of the amount of their bid. 1). B. Reasoner. Count v Judge. Hillsboro, Ore.. May 22. 1913. FOR SPRAYINQ To correct a recent article by B. Leis for spraying for the codling moth it should read: "About six or eight days after the blos som has fallen I use 21 to 3 lbs. neutral arsenate of lead to 5o gallons of water, adding about 2J gallons of standard strength lime and sulphur solution. The first is for worms and the latter for scab." The original article read "8" instead of "3," which was error. Do not forget that vou should use from 2j to 3 pounds neutral ' tery for Scholia; Uehsc and Wash- R. B. Goodin. secretary of the state lioard ot Lontrol, was down from Salem, Tuesday af ternoon, greeting friends. Hugh H. Carey, of Portland, and hva Letitia Horsham were granted license to wed, yester day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schulmorieh, Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Schulmerich, and Miss Oda Schulmerich leave for Southern Oregon in the morning The Farmington Outlaws de feated Scholls last Sunday, at the Farmington grounds, 2 to 1. Jergen, Seifert and Dudley, bat- arsenate of lead to 50 gallons of water. Frank Imbrie, of near Orenco. was a city visitor yesterday. John Schlegel, of near Banks, was a city visitor this morning. ington, for Farmington. SOUTHERN PACIFIC 1 The Southern Pacific schedule. as now running, is as follows To Portland a ug,e an nJ? m"L i McMinnville pass'ger, a, .uucu ucic : irum runuinain ana Sheridan train, a. m will make their future home in Tillamook train, p. m this city. Mr. Sigler is a broth-! (virvalii, nvorinnd . On Sunday, the Sheridan pas senger does not leave Hillsboro Sigler erof Alonzo and James and Mrs. Wm. Tupper. The Grand Marca is the most wholesome "two for a quarter" smoke on market made in Ore- m...G:52 8:38 1:07 4:57 iHirins ti mUT of l'.Ml 12 I l-U .1 tti itliuiu if i'anaiua lo lf li iUU ll ntm vaii-lUM in) uri" ity ty ;"iui v-r It fr.ni eiM t tV 'tbvr, t UviriHJ t!io tc.imr at ivl. n fT my ix-turu. I a staihlius ,.t .Hs t. fc- uiltu m tti r.iil. Kx k'iii .!. n at tU -x';oi- tuirrxlntf sUmt tl tliv ti;tf .T tlllvnclHS l' tani ;iy, lt.-r .1 thirty ( uurlfct, viiit In uriml.vi" f 'iuij strK cam trnU't: i1,11- t'tl-r. arrluw ! ui!:it h:t: t tM;; ii an-l fMotty l ti ti.litK t s.u! fr h-'iiK". Tti.it th-y woiv AuutK atiH a plain fn'iii tt-lr h A xoui'tf cirl if UiU virty n.l a j.mtu man ntci'l" 'o t!l 1,1 r try N-Kw !u rv I n staiMiiic an.L utuv.imlful of tvx priiuv. Ui.-.ij:'J lu a l!urrwt eu Tvitl.n. S!'-u arv ivniliig wtlh u. an JvHl IKt? lu-Im.wsit'lo H'r enn I Unix hiTv" ttith work uiitUiUsl. without Utio? S!u Thorv ar otlior rn;:ivr, aro ; iotv not, who i-an U " n work? im a ooiiM.lor your-o-rf the ou!y iiull j oiio hi t!io c:uial lmo? I Ho Wout.l jou h.ne m lo all thl foouT I S', it tmuh a what you ail j u woiiM K wlion we t...l ii tli' ; si.lo of the oniial- that you would Jiiliip i town n hmuiriM f.vt for my slow ir I woul.l throw It oior? llo-That was B:i!!autry. Thi U the f-:ll tiling. She-The r-al thins the tost. At VM uioaioiit I caiuht ultlit of il.irW faoe ative a ile of fruit tvxe! on the il.H k watohini: the eoiiple-tlie t.u-v of a Rirl with a Joxil lu her eye. Sr' was ilouhtlot of tiilxel !tmH niul Aoe bliH-,1. with all the vlruleiuv hi mixture of nu-e contain. The y.uiij eitlueiT ami llie ciru w mt were viiieiitly th ohJiH't of her lutore.t. were unaware ot tier prwiioe. tie sti'M IrreMilute. Sim-e 1 was looUm; Jown fixmi almve 1 couhl not see min h of their f.uv. hut I believed her eyi1 were hoUlini him In thratt. My 14 tion. nWtu t that of vaveMlroer. wa hanlly ail exeunahle one, ami I wa akuit to turn away when I caucht -iUl of the dusky creature, who wa eieu more of an eavelrowr than I wa myself Imlinl, In her tlervw looks 1 saw (l.incor for the lover. I remained, thitikins It tv.lhle that I ml'ht ueed to warn them tt that Jau-Ker. Hostile. In this aeeuts enaeted on life' real stace 1 saw a play a play that niicht readily be tunnel Intu a tragedy. I mw the young enituvr nt hi dally work on the canal, the half breed clrl viovvlm; liini a Dome rii tierior creature dome what to her was miraculous, lie mile at her, thought le ly chat with her. t"lhly after working hmfrs niet her. Quito like ly be I lumxvitt of any w rong Inten tlon. It dix" nt require a coiirt.hl uniler niK'h circumstance to wt a girl wild about a young man so far above her. Then cmie the pirty of American to visit the fjinal !'os.slhly the young engineer 1 directed by hi superior to xhou- them the cctloti on whhb he I engaged, to explain to them the proe eitse Involved They may le Hroii. or some ninoiig them may I ierson, . hailng lulliieiice nt Washington. The heart of this girl of the party and thl young man. who are thrown to gether by fate on t!ie great waterway forming to girdle the world, spring for each other like the ikinIUvp and negative noli of a magnet Or It may iv fhe ha a pis.-loii for bringing a man to her feet, like the huiitHiunn for sixjrt I t u hope the first up poMihm Is correct She ilraw him with her to Colon to see her depart. Once there, she wlsho to try ber Mwer over him still fur ther. It may lie that she ha wealth und that hi work as engineer on the canal I lc.s to her than tier desire to have him w ith toT. l'.ut thl I nil sup- iioHitioii. The only feature evident I that she bt trying to make him gratify her w ish. In some way the dark girl the "heavy, woman"' of the play, a the atrical person would call ber ha got wiiiil of b! Infatuation. She follows at ilistnivo. What for? Who knows? Iioin she know herself? I'orhnps not Ncvert holes I run see danger to her fair rival In that fierce black eye. The dialogue below me continued: "Are you going?" she asked. There wa no reply. I knew she wa drawing him with her eyes, nnd I be lieved she would win. Owe more, are you going?" she a.skid ngnlu. 'Yes I'll go with yon If you take" I heard no more, for they paused out of hearing toward the gangway. They were the last passengers to rome aboard The gangway was hauled In and the engine was slowly started. The girl In whom 1 was Interested ennie up nnd stood on deck near me. ie was waving to some one on the pier. I saw the dark girl run to the edge of the dock mid draw n krilfo from her bosom. Taking n deliberate nitn nt her rival, she threw it I'.efore the knife had time to reach the girl on deck I caught her by the linn nnd whirled her nwny. The knife passed within n few feet of tier breast. She looked tit tne. Indignant. Khe did not know that I had probably saved her life hsd certainly saved ber from n wound. I did not enlighten ber. "l'nrdon me," I said; "1 made fl mis take." Hut I tuld thu engineer the true story. The Optimist. rhn world llki.s a man with a smile on his face, mnn who ran stand up In nny old place, Who holds his own whi n thliiKS go wrung And xulvrs lifo's riildli s wtlh a song. "AiT JANE AT GOLLEOE" Will be presented by the Hillsboro High School Students, under the auspices of the Senior Class, at The Crescent Theatre Hit A. .-im n. tun.,. IMKU. )t.. m II. fo tmnt lu iUm Nmm of ha HUI. ...la.l lU Ikj. . . ..., !! unillnl nimi llHyl. ! K. 'U.hi IIm Jj, VIM U WIIHWil IIM. , k,JT 'JT, iu'i. ' Mh Jolt. iu hMf Slt lb VtpllMI.Hl u M. I Ii-mh lit ilalaiH tt Hrl imu. I iila uiimuma IIm HiluUi(,77 ll.Ul"f lit Mtt luil.ll....... .7 I'M I. iti III" I. imi l . I Ito-il btli lliurwUf. Iba , J,. I !,.) HMk a..d a.1 up l a., ( utltrl w fca, au U tlalatiM aa fuM inni.iir""it-iiM rwn mar h,au,. Ihi a ill li lata mat ihal i ailuai'i1' kHaat ai. Ifl.oiliit. will pply to lit. a.i,ut iy a'ta pll lhl .luidaiM I? a Iti )of aiiarnwadlttddii u. fiaitul H m Ilia J ! Ill laa alii,,.!, ail i I trlual aMaalHi ul a. I ul tka Mlo.!? IU..HI.1 ,. l t.f ImI ...... - iwo.g niw "i ma ! 1. 1 . vi -. . - a 1 1.', to Sl..i!a w, lu, 1 a. A la tT li I Ml", llaa 1 i i.l is,. I aiurla Mail.lian Ua aa k4kan l .iitia4i.i at ilia H W o.iiMtut rhallt Slaaait i.t if It I I aoj a,. ainf ii.a amis o miim 4 " .Ha. IBWirai noun 11 a aat tliiiai l.o n i iitraaa aa !, lli lira Mill I It Mi italaaa aaal ', Inua laaa, .l Waal n. ,4 tkaaj I tialOM Matl and ll I I ; Ujava mill I ilaiaai aaal lllaib ha aM lli.a ol aald I I. ' i ' . ha Ut II, a bltmj laaeiiistiotf, eunialnlii' Itlam t ).! (.I itra.1 iul-Mllt g !, laaH t la Utrd slot illllaal I y t itiai. u .hi on lla l"4li Ua ul 1 t.aw, iv.) i.M.. d al lata Vli. t,ki :i t Wt Had of M aablngl'.a inaan 1 If-a 1 in t .la. iai and U. iid a nullaod !'' aaxl thai Ilia r.,.,. lanaat la) ranuilad flolH 1'itVlllilta' lilia. thai (imi and all pataiina i-iiihiB( ki tblih u uniwl m la (.rt. ttua clallMio' f u"ie'oi lorlaiai. iaasf M ailaoiftlii lo aaaa4l tii ilal.l 1,14 IHlelaal of C laim Ul aal I lr.-W ul n.1 tMpalr. ut am i-ar Ihatauf, adtana a tlta una ot la I'lalnnn lrtaia.a a llirrrio. 1 1. la aMHiHMrtl kaaafal Uua f j kf i..l'H.l.MI lliataol IM lha HlllaUiltt 1 1, ui piitaiianl l.iofilatoC lha llimufaka) I I I amilil. Julia id Iba aivia Ullcl ruti't, mta, dala.1 aik.1 aulaia4 IIm 4Kb IT r. I Ml iu ti mm atlotnaf l.-f f aniltti OIVI IHIN I 1 1 CI VIC 1WVIN -ON CIIARACTI'RS A Rah rah lly iK.tuU I.on The CVllcKc Cut up Wanl Wilkf The Ace .f Sut!cs Clailwin iK.unhtv The lle.til tf the Military Russil Morgan Troi i-issur Si:s.eH KKi Wv The Chair of 1'hilology Clair Willc JlMMlK C.W liM'ISIl T.u Ciiksi-i pivk l.KVITU't'S M.vjik Kii.rKri i:K Scotch M.u-Ai.ustkr Short v Lost; Miss "Jim" Chassis. Marjokik H.WII.ASU Mrs. r....sr.Y, "Ma" Miss Jam-: Cavkniush Mrs. Clkim-aika Puri Miss Tvit.t;s The IiKth.ill Captain ..The rhuniitoiis l'rcshmau The Girl From Dixie ..The College Wulow A Popular li tul lady Cavendish & Dean. Wall St A Faculty Ty Relic of Other Days MISS IIKATRICK UUTI.KR, Director Tickets on sale at McCormick's Charles lV'uhin.ui Clyde Mason Alice Smith l'ratici Reily llcutiitu Krugcr N. Y. . l:ayc Svhncde IMtoche lVrriuc l'ayc Schri'dcr si i li-kid the lioH' r.imily inifil old Hill natii'. Hint )"U?' find ilt-.p:ilri of llie "I I iin.I to !." I'm lie. s-f litl'tg il.illger. Well, where n sldoiraek nnd a main rack Join they furiu nil nmjo, ilou't bey''" V.-s" "Well, if n wn.-k shmild teir up the rmk rltht. there would It In" a rw nngle?"-Kansas City Star. Her Ways. and finili t (tlld inib'l ml you," swat sriilli onlU-d. Ami s.iin. Ken . f.ir a ch.Tiii;". h? l.-otk-li'd md t.oiK'hid and l.oiigto'd. Ha lliniii:tH Hit way. te.-r r;th-r strimsn. I tut ahi n hi' tn''l In. Inv,. and a.fcrd ll. r It i.i . r. .t Into his nii ' An 1 Hi. n wi-irt And . l and . .l llhd fit' -M id. :irn lirid.;. In f. hang StJi-ting ta Duputa. "I'm afraid I'll disagree with eiu.irkod Jntiah 11 the whale owed him Telhan." riMiliod the whale, "but It 11ft be a 1 Iriuiutani'e to the way the thoo"glali will disagn-e when hey I'ome to discus the Ineldetd." Kalhvay and l.s niiiothe I'ngliiiH-riu. Tha Proof. "Well. i;irge," said the president of he company to old (Jeorge, "how gis- IV" "1'alr to miihlliif, sir," Hisirge nti iwensl. And be coiitlnucd to curry oiuh n bay horse. "Me nif Ibis here 16s," lieorge said suddenly, "has sorked for your llrm sixteen years." "Well, well," said the president, (linking 11 little guiltily of ileorge's levin ilill:ir salary. "And 1 suppose foil nre pretty highly valued, tieorge, h?" "H'm!" said lieorge. "The both of is was took sh k last week, find they ."it a diKtor for tin; boss, but they Hist disked my pay." Woman's Home L'otnpiinloii. south 110 drgrrr ami 30 mlnulaa waal II? I ftvl; lli.-ins. aral Ai trH oil a line niniilti mlti "Si ,rns and in 1 11 1 n.r. mi; Ih'uv ii.irth WiJ.1 Im 011 a Una i running miiiOi 110 degiraa and mloiilra West: lll..i rawl 'IU I frrl on lllia fun I nlng Mniiii m irrn ami ;M louioln i !, lli-iii hi Hi im dugriwa and M mlie I him w'.l,'ip. Url loth plara of hgtiill I Im', inii.iiiiiiig In ai riia. I 'li.wiSo 'iinm ni-iiiK al tha ijnaf. lei tuition I'uriier Iwlawn wllona 11 001 l.efa.1 Tlnw and Tan III liiiihli 'fao Sonlii of lUllgn Una Wasl of Ilia VVltlam ode Meridian 111 Waahlngtoii l iMinly, or i r. .11; thi'iu ii woitli no deKm a sod .tu 111 In oli a iU iti) f,a-: Ihaiiea w rn iJ faa on a line ruuniiinr aoiilli so ileum nd . iiiluiiti. il; ilianen north noiagriwaiid I niiliiilr. iHt.l nil fnnt ; lle-iira ea.l on a j It. ii- riiniiliiit aonth s ideiieM ami ai mln nl. ami nil feel al tin, .larn of la glti ! mug. continuing ten arrea, I In the name of Ilia Slata of Ornron: To ! ktiio-U itar, fonorrly kalln Wiaal, for. j no-f'y k.ilin Mi ,irlmnl, widow of T. J. I M' l- .irliiii.l. ibsa-aied, ainiliilstr Url ol j llie i-tii!e of T. J MrKarland, ilnrunl, 1 V. II. Mi Kuriaiol. Vhl.n Mrarlinl. W. i II I;. ind, Hoiuia iiond, It. Onttlth, Anna i l'erl l.rillllli, W. C. OoldalM-rrV. Joa pliiu.i lifitru.ln Ui..UIrry, I.. M. Nor Join, In Ib-Ha Norlim, II W. Miller, jjeni.ir Miller, Wllltam Hunter MrKar i Iniid, S ia Mi Kiirlsnd, Himdlwrg, Ml. V. Siindlssrif. Mr II. K. Nobla. IV II MurUy. Mr. Henry Akron, Mrs. II. II. Mmw, I'. r. Marlay. Mr . k. Msrlay, i. I, Hililinrd, lamina Wsinhard, Henry Wagner, Caul Wr.siugnr,; Anns Wa.mii ger, M 117 Ann MrKarland, Otto Olann, Slot all to m In 1:11 It may ronis-rn: y 011 and anoii of you ara hnrnby llolllli.l liini 1,11 ll.ii jnh day nl May. lull, a ,nl. ion wai tiled by the al.ivn iminrd Henry W ilunhige for regoilnitloll id tb title, to the iii'.ive ilis rili real properu. Now lheieloni, yon ara commanded to take noticnol Mm asld siiijt,im and loap penr in lliiHi-onrl oil or Is-Inrs Mouday, I inn-and mskn any nhjis tions which you are aiillileil to mskn U the. grunting of the prayer ul Ihn applleatit'a petition, and th ri-i;iatrslloii of tlie said property, and ir you fail so to appnnr. sod sppllentlnii will ha laknu as Con-fi-aj.,1 and a ilisTea will be nilerrt.1, for ever barring you from dlsiiuliiiK tbn snout and precluding you fmiu aerting any right or Interest In tha preniiiws ml Viirtis-: pi the lilln or mild apiillcaiil. Kdw (' bin s, I'ounly clerk nt Waahlngton eounly, Oregon, and as nllleio clerk of llniiarciilt couil of W Inbliigtuli isiuiily, aisle of Oregon vrru r nitsiiri oir. IIINM IIKtHi: V MIINTtlstiK. in lh Ctrrull I'.iurt of Oa Mlala f urr(in. fur Ilia County of Washing. Ion. In 1'urtland V2t 7.15 s U lo.f.l 1:10 :t.M S ID J .kS . Fnun m . i- '.fit 11: r. I fa) . 1 :.ki .... I'ortlaiul l 11 11 is pa P p pa pa . ia . in m pffl pa . pa ,.. pa pa . in l tl i-lllim f iMWHAIllfllKt i OILi.nwiiiuvnnin ;J if .WhlTI UOMORNS f n RUlWCK4 WAHlWHlTlttfil rPIARt OtAtPOUtTRtPrvW. I otter all Square Deal Poultry for Ust ltcr hIkic market pi ices. 70 W Leghorn lieu, So pullets; lest layout in comity, i.vg: nt 50c (or 15; 5 I ( r 1 1, while they last. J. K. Coiitns, near Jollcy hup house, N !! HilUlxiro. for Portland until 8:50, From Portland Ctirvnllia MIlKSonirjie n m Bon. by E. Schiller. When you Tillamook passenger, a. m . .10:00 "f6. a good 8moke buy a 'Sheridan passenRer, p. m...5:H Qnnd Marca. 12tf M'Minnyillc paasenaer, p. m..C:45 A fellow like that Is so full nf good ohmr Kverylmdy feels that It's goisl to be near. Ho tackles work as If 'twero play. Ills happy smile drives care away. !le is not afraid that he cannot come hark. Iln sinlli s ut his fears, and his face ihsisn't crack. While others fn t nnd slink In the shads Ho retires with his fortune made. Iluff.ilo I0x press. Higher Mathematics. "I'ud, iin.'r itreLty. taoO. at umthiv Keiristialioii of Lund Til If In The Circuit Court of The State of Cue Don. Tor Washington County. In the mutter ol the application of lleury W. llimlage, to register title to llie ln. lowing iloMcrihcd contiguous tracts of IhihI hlhiali-d in the Comity of Washing Ion. Kliiui of Oregon, to-wu : Tract No. I: ironiinnneiiig at tlm norlli esst corner or tlm Honthvuwt ipnirU rol sieiion inree in lownsnin two soiit.li ot raui-'none west nf the Willaiiiettn Meri dian in Washington county, Oregon; thence snull no degrees and .' iiiimiles wirnl 17'KI 1 feet: thence Month m ilegnvs and .'Hi mliiulm west !i;!;i. (..; ihehre soiitii no decrees nnd :io miui tes wiil. !.;: I feet; tliencn sooth K!i dngrnos nnd rai llilnutos west S7,:i lis-lj Ihcneo nmlli no degrees and f,7 ininiiles east il leet; tlieiiw north S'l degrfs-s ami minuleM iimsI. ti-1) feel; thence ninth iIiiitim-i mid 411 li i i ii ti tin castlfli pet to Hie' pla.s. ol Is-ginuing, eontniiiing :i.l.i:7 acres more or less. Tract No.!?: (loinninncing at a point, 117.1 lent north una line running south nodegrnes and ISO minutes west ol the Iurn tor Heel ion Comer between Hnctions nninls-red Three and Ten in Township Tan Hoiith id Italian Onn Wisil of the Willamette Meridian in Wnshlngton Coiility, Orsgon; thiincn south S'l iloi'rnes ami IM uiiiiuUx west 417.1 fuul; thiauai ,'H.i'll) Tins Hiiuinions Is in .le retiirtinliln Junn r.':t, p.u.i. Kdw (' bins", (.'unity Clerk ot Wnsbli ylon Couuly. Oregon, nnd in olllelncleik ot llini itcuit court ol WiiNhlngton eounly, Oriymi, Noliee In Creditors Noi re Is Hereby Given, that llie under signed hut la-en iiiisiiiiri ailministra-' lor of the c dule of Christliiu Miwimnit, lei rased, by order of the County Court of the Slnle of Oregon for the county of Washington, made on the Hih day of April, tun, and has duly qualllied a such icIiiiiiiPdrHlor. Now Tlicnf.iie, all s-raon having ilaims ngiiinsl said eslnte arc hereby liotilicd nnd leipiltrd til ireuit the same together with tile ros-r vouchers therefor, to the umlernigned at his real deuce nt Helvetia, Washington Cm;iity, Oregon, or at, the law olhee of Thus, II. Tongue, Jr., In HillslKirn, (Iri-Kon, within six mouths fintti the date ol the first puhlicalion of this noliee, to wit: within six months from the amid day of May, lyrj. Alfred (Inr-iber, Administrator of the estate of Vliiis- tian Mositunii, deceased. Thru. II. Tongue, Jr., Attorney rur Administrator, ' Notice ia lirrrby sivrn, that by viriuir at an l-:trrutloa, ls-i ir. and Oulrr ol Sale Iwtird ul uf and mnlrr thr aral nl th t in nil Court of the Stale of turgori fof Washiuglon Count i, on May Jind, lijil, In laof nt Japtha C. I'arii-ua pl.iiitilf and agalnd l.roiKr M Hum phrey. loShclnld Hum , a roip..iiton ;roiKr l, Cullsrrtann and M. C, Cub lirilwiii hn.lsiud and wife, and Curl I. Kellry, ih (rndaiiti, fa) thr mm id f lloO imi, with Inlrir.t Ihriron at Ihr rstrnf ill pay rn p-f a 11,111 in tlmr (klola-r ih. iiii, and tor the lioihtr 11 III n( )Vt. Wtlh intrrrst thrirnn at the rate of r (a-i rrlit. s 1 nan 11 111 nice April rd, t(tl, and for the Initio 1 111111 'I 57. Hh llltriral llirl.on at thr rat t nl 6 iri rent. ier annum im-r October 7, 1111, and lor the (nnliri um of l.'.i.isi atlomry't feea, and for Ihr roste and duburviiiriila nf Hue mil, tasrd at f 10, 'si to mr diiri li-d and dr. Ilverrd, rotiiiusiidlng mr to luskr Mir 1 1 the real pmprrty hrieiuallrr d, acnla d, I have levied iim and puiaiiiinl to Ihr roiiimniida of mi. I ..erulmn, la-rrre and Otdnof Male. 1 will, on Monday, thr lUdilaynf June, lun, al the Hmlli II. ...a . J'. a ( . . aa 1. . Wa.hinglon immly, Oregon, al the I1..1.1 Hel KCrl & I.ayilC, IlorXChdU olio ochak a. 111, of said dy, -lint cnlorK wr o itirii iilrr that we public auction la I he hlghd bidder ... , , V.iarlllCC UWl c ish In hsnil, all of Hie IuIUiwIiik dr. ''.Ill Olldk all)' llorKC Ol y uriibed rral proja-ity, lying, Im-ihk and ;liit. ailt HO eh.tri'eS if Hot siliiatelu Washington County. OirKn. , , 11.115 II " and tuiMe parlirularly drarrilsd as fob tllOIOilhly broke. OlirllUlSC ''TweMoliafofthe h.r.lnu,,. l,,WRl ' f teraii.lthenorthoiiehalfi.fthrnoillie.t Willie iKllll' liatlllled. VT !'u!l,TM1 ''r'1''' n( cha rites arc very reasonable. south nf the quarter stake 011 the weal line of aald arctlon l, llieuee rati J t rials, thrncr south psi rods: thence wrsl M roils; turner itoith ihi rials to thr plare ol trKlnnlng, and also a roadway ,y fcrt wnlr, Is-Kiiiiiing at the soulhrasi corner of Inst drsrrlla.1 trarl and 11111 nlng in a aiaithwrslerly direction In tin southwest corner if snid section 11, all In township N. K. 4 W. of the Will, Mer., in Washington eounly, Origoti, IU snllsfy the heirllilH-lole lueullonrd sums siid for the cents and eH'iivs ol silr and for laid will, Hnldlsle will b miidr subi eel to r. drmptlou as a r Bt.ilnlrs of the .Stiile ol Orrgun. Haled this May 3, J. K. Itrevrs, SherifTof Wsdiiimloii county, Ofrnnti Thos, H. Tongue, Jr., Attomry fm I'lainliir. ' very North riain.t, Ore. 1 11 Notice To Creditor IN TIIK ( !OII NT Y tiiHIKT OK TIIK HTATK OK OlttniON Klin WAMII I Nd'I'ON COUNTY. In Ilia mailer of tlm nstida of Ismla M niurey, iieivnaiMl, cuter or I'oi.icn noi ici: Notice in hcrehy in veil that th (lily of llillsUiro has ordained Hint tlnK'H hIiuII not ho allowed to run at lartro within the coriiorate ImiilH of Huid city, and that said ordinance taken effect May 2J. Thi ordinance will be ntrictly enforced from and after date of UiU notice, Attention In alrto called to the pretence of weeds and tall Bxaaa alonur the sidewalks, and remov al is hereby req ilea ted. Failure to remove will mean that the city will take Hteps to cut same at the expenne of the pro,erty owner. C ItloHiT, Chief of' Police. llillHlmro, Ore., May 22, 1913. To Whom It Mav Comaim. LI . . . ' .... minc.n is nereiiy given FrodJ. UoMenberir and Aimee day of May, l!i.i, at Ilia County Court htnith, the KHKim from Mar- KSi'a rajT: ;,,:,,:.:,y,; aa fa brweof For- ioatlnr, the aald County Court shimmied I trove, were Rranted a mar- .oinriiy aoiiiuiisirairis of thr i ..i noma m ininrev: anil all mtraoi,. Sslitrrllr:.1 L .. K. l) Meek, . of beyond i estate Hne lici'nHe yeHterday. t tl i a .a I . sainstosaldadmlnlHralrUatftiW Wlleoi . l" 1 IUInfl' WM lne C,ly ituiiding, in tiia city of I'oriiaiid, ori.on, this morninj?, after a four weeks wlthlnaii iitha from this iioiina ' .l. i ' nn Hate,, at ,s,H,r, Oreg May ,,, Zr'" eMiiuo hi n iu rtrn-okilllK llli,.ii. Uu. jjudr,,, AUinini.trt,ix. but Bays he la feclinir like a colU irii.i.