1 NMNU wlL
A Mother's
Scare
f rmu v. ross
I
STARTEO INVENTION
k'oult Is lrvJu Ih.it W Moped
Will k'oolutionUe PrrJcinf
IMIATOR THIS SfOKi 01 IIU t
For the Housewife
Let us out your wood, carry
out the ashes, clean up the dirt
ami leave only the 1 1 IS AT de
livered in the mast cleanly aud
sanit-iry way known.
The new 4c rate for cooking
and heatins makes this jssiMe.
- Ask for particulars at the
Washington-Oregon office, or
OWL ELECTRIC CO.
ROUND TRIP
Summer EXCURSIONS East
VIA THK
11 ' AX
Tickets will be sold from all main and branch line points in
Orepon to Eastern destination one way through California
or via Portland. Stop overs within limit.
Tickets on Sale Daily May 25 to Sept. 30
Final lleturn Limit Oct. 31.
To
Detroit Norfolk
Omaha l'hiladelphla
liochester Denver
Toronto Washington, D. C.
Atlantic City
Indianapolis
Memphis
St Louis
Baltimore
Chieairo
New York
Winnipeg
And various other points south and east. Call on nearest
Agent for full information as to routes and fares to any
particular Eastern city, and for literature describing points
alontr the S. r. or write
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
Cheap Shingles
Tor Outbuildings 49c
A Bunch, while
They Last
We Also Carry Drain Tile.
Dunning & Krentzel Lumber Co.,
Main St. & P R & N tracks.
Everything in Building Materials.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Plniiitill'.
Eatella Elizabeth V'yern,
Franklin A. Wyer. Ix'femlnnt
To franklin A.Wyers.almve iIhIpiiiIhuI:
In the name of the RUtfi of Oregon,
you are hert-by riiiei. Ui n.WHr anil
anawer the Coinrinint tilfd au''iint you in
the above eiititliil court anil chum mi or
before Hatunlay, the 7th day of i uiif, I'd. I,
and you are hereby mtilitl that if v. hi
fall to so appear and aimver, the plaintill
will apply to the Court lor the n ln-i
prayed lorin thecomplaWit, tou it: Kr u
ueureediemlvitiK the bonds of niiitritnoiiv
Bow existing ln-tween pUintiil ami Ih-
fendant, and for eiicli other mid further
therefor, Within six months from the
date of this notice.
Iated th: 17th day ol April, 1913.
Edward J. Thomas,
Administrator of the eetale of George
S Thomas, deceased.
Thoa. H. Tongue Jr.,
Attorney for Administrator.
Sheriff's Sale of Execution
Nolle is hereby given, that by virtue nf
an aiia'niiient execution nuued out of
him! iiniler the Heal ol the county court of
mib niai 01 iireirou, lor Wanhiiigtnn
('unity, dati'd the 2ah day of April. lia.
in favor of A. K. M-C'uiiiNey, plaintilf.
ami agaliiHt W. K. Bahh, defeiidant, for
the mini of 70 50 and the further Bum of
s.,o eoln and diHiiiirHBiiientM, with in-
!.. -- .1... , .1 . .... 1 i " rwiwT,-iiT nmoillllM irrim
-.o -r.To ' "' m t,,H 1Htl1 y ' April. 1913, at the rate of (i
Thi. ....,. i i.iui.0.1 i,....i '.'T. r"'t. lr aiuiuiii. Ui him dirMsUxl and
hA; 1 f i ,7. 1 1.1 "1 .r 1 ' . vere.i coaii.lliig me to make Hale
court of WnbinWn ninnl v iii 1 I JXl '" J"1.'
this summons in Thursday, April VI, I'll.).' , " uu.mn
and tbe date of the hwt pul.liration of I M"'""''''. 1 will on
thia auuimons is Thursday. Juno ft. lull. Monday, the 2nd day of June, 1913,
Harry Yanckwu-li, at. the sout! door of the eourt house in
Aivorney lor riaiutitl, 41W Oreguuiaiw hiiihimim, WanhiiiKtou County, treon.
BldK. Portland, Ore
Notice to Creditors
Notice la hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of George N. Thomasde
ceased, by the County Court of the
Ktate of Oregon for Washington County,
and hat duly qualified as such adminis
trator. Now, therefore, all persons, having
claims against the estnte of George N.
Thomas, deceased, are hereby required
to present the same to the undersigned,
at bit residence one mile north of lleav-
enoa, Oregou, or at the law office of
Taot. H. Tongue Jr., in Hillsboro, Ore
job, together with the vtoper vouchers
m uin uoiir in tn o'eior.a A.M.ol Maul
day, xell at public auetion to the higuenl
bidiler for eanh in hand, all of the follow
ing described real property lying, being
and Hltuate in the Hlateof Uregin. and
County of Wellington, anil particularly
dmcrilieit as IoIIowm, towit:
All of Uit Ten (10) in Itlix k Korty-one
(41), ol e.nd in North Plains as tlm Name
apiearsiion the duly recorded platthere
11I 011 hie and of record to the cjtln-e of the
lteoordi;r of Conveyances ol Wadiinglo;i
County, Oregon,
to siitiMfy the hereinbefore named siiiiih
and the cobU and es peiiHes of sale and of
xaid writ. Haid hsIh will lie made subject
to ledeiiiptioii aw per Ntutute or Oregon.
Datodat IliilHlMiroon this mh day of
April, V)l'.i-
J. K. Reeves,
fcheritl' of Washington County, Oregon.
By J. C. Applegate, Deputy.
Bagley Jk Hare, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Mrs. Jao sr was nt aa uoated wo
man; tut. her husband havlrui taaj
trtn N fxof strh4 lu V ap t1"
in tttiHi and bui:t up lrs "
fa.trr. the timl'vy wer Uhjr.
Two chlhlrx-o cam tv tli Jaeira. a
tvv and a kW- Th.-tr trvMt
thort an c.vliiit s!iH-atUn. ati.l thoy
.re Uth very ft of n-adlm:. Ttx-r
was library" in lh pLw whT they
llte! fnrni w hk h thvy tvustantly drw
Nvk Tom JaeKitr rad a srvat nwny
w.ri 'f ntln th.tt have Unf atfx
rviw! iHit of date atkl ar only now
read by ttxw wh. aliH them chiefly
for Ih fl tur. they of a rnnor
tluiA Ills Wer. Uutb. wa more hhh!
en In h?r t:i.tw.
Mra, J.tevr was aa ambitious wo
man and d.inus that both h.-r chll
drva ahould marry well. Th.tt uw-ant
that sh prwl b wahh them to
mat eiirw tht they niado . unfortu
nst ctitanj;lemetit, tn day tla-re
wsa a ring at th toVpmiio aad Mr.
Jj'iTr anwerI th calL
"Is Tom InT
Weil, what Is ItT
Tell him Evelina1 her.
Wh.ver w.ts at tho other enj of the
wlr waa evidetitiy la a hurry, for tb
reivlver wss droplet- "d Mr ltt
was cut oil from rthor In.julrr.
Who was Evelina?" Mr. Ja"er
was at otioe -lirt! 1th a sudden ter
nr. Sho h.id never haM her aon
ivk of her, and this mil for him to
come and meet her boded trouble. 8h
said nothlui; to him about tho call not
she. If the young woman wero bold
enough to telephone to the house fr
bliu sho could not help It. but uuie
he should rep' to the mil hlmsi'lf It
would avail nothing. Nor would Mrs.
J.iegnr .iy anything aNut the matter
If ho were retting entmisled with a
girl aho would not let blm know that
his sevrvt wns hers. Nothing would
feist the flame of love so much aa op
position. Hut what was her consternation
when a few d:)j-s later there came an
other ring at the telephone, and Kuth
was called for.
"What I ltT asked the mother.
"Pa tM IVpperBeM has Just come In
There was the same ell. k that had
followed the aiinoiinvmeiit that Kve-
llna was waiting for Tom. Indicating
the same hurry. Was It hurry? Pld
not this pvlietween abut off the phone
that there might he no opportunity for
the person receiving the meftttago to
ask qiiestionsT Ihtvld Coptwrfleld?
Never had ahe beard her daughter
mention any such person, and Kuth
talked of all her friends freely. If the
fond mother feared for her son she was
In terror for her daughter. Hut Mrs
Jaeger treated the matter with the
Mm caution she had practiced In the
case of her son. 8he would M a watch
on Ruth, but would not put her on her
guard by telling her that she had
stumbled upon this net-ret affair.
Mrs. Jaeger did not consider It prac
ticable t shadow her son, but she had
a maid whom she brIN-d to watch her
daughter. Never did Uuth go out but
this young woman found some errand
to take her out aLso. One afternoon
she came In from shadowing the young
lady ami reuirtsl that she had seen
Ruth go up the steps of the library at
the same time with a young man whom
she apleared to be much pleased to
meet
"A bar said Mrs. Jaeger. "Ifa the
library where they meet And they
have tieen hounding me for a sulwcrlp
tlun to buy books. Them ciffly alcoves
are just the places for young people to
meet and flirt"
Mrs. Jaeger was cnHed up ngaln, and
her son was Inquired fur. This time It
was: "Tell I1I111 1 would like to see hi 111
about Evelina. There's another man
wultlng"
SMiie one other than the speaker
butted In, and the sentence was not
finished. Hut Mrs. Jaegnr had henrd
enough. Heaven grant that the other
man would get the girl away from
Tom and he would U saved a mbuil
lluuce.
The good lady's pntlence was begin
nlng to wane. Hie. was drifting to
ward a point w here she would not lie
able longer to keep her knowledge a
secret from her son and daughter.
iH'spite her watchfulness: she could
get uo further information of either
of those clandestine nffalrs. One aft
emoori her son and her daughter were
talking together In her hearing.
"I'm through with 'Puvld Copper-
field.'" said Hulh.
"And I'm through with 'Evelina
Hhe was due at the library a week
ago."
"I'm glnd yon two have got through
with your beloveds. I've been wor
ried to death about you. I've known
all alxiut these meetings at the libra
ry. First I got a telephone message
that Evelina was wultlng for Tom
there, mid the net message was thnt
this Mr. Oipperlleld was waiting for
Ruth at the same place. Who nre
tnese persons anyway? I've never
heard nothing about them before."
Totn and Ruth looked at each other
and would have burst Into n laugh
had the speaker not been their own
mother. As it was Tom said:
"Mother, 'Evelina' Is n novel written
by a young girl about n hundred years
ago. 'Pnvld Copperfleld' Is the nnmo
of one of Charles Pickens' books. The
librarian. Rim Young, whenever a liook
we want Is out holds It for ns when
It comes in and notifies us over tho
telephone."
"Well. I nm mightily relieved," re
plied the fond mother.
Latin American Universities.
f-'lr universities In Eatln-Atnerlcan
countries were established In-fore the
first one In the territory that afterward
became the United Htales. The uni
versities of Mexico and Lima wero
founded In 1551; Rnnto Pomlugo, 155N;
Hogota, 1572; Cordoba, 1H13, and Hu
ere, H123.
Think Ik' Pn:ktf dlk'Hc
mhill and $4U- "ih
jatl
Thok S. Wilai's. imcnlor f llu
currx-nt ilrv'tlor, a ih.kUI of
which is now Ivinj; u-r.iU'l dt
llal.'S 1'nvk. tolls tho story ol" tho
invention fr mnlors of tl:o Ar
jrtis. ami it is worth rvuilinc.
'This iltislk'o is tho roMiltof
a!nust 3l yt ars of ctu.lv uiul o
ivrimont. When I xs i-ounty
surveyor of Ooiunibia County 1
concdvcvl tho iloa l,i!o watch-,
Ug a hoavily oa!oil vessel
aK'rounJ on St. Helens, in tho
Columbia Uivor. Sho ilnnootito
tho kir lirvKbtsiilv ami it was hoc-
ossary to remove aUnit half her
caryo to lUvit her oil. IHirinctho
process of Imhtennn the shin
drifted nlnust clear aenvs the
bar. tho action of tho current
washing the saml out umler her
eel, leavinn a iloop h.oio aUvo
and a shoal ban k U-iow. This deep
hole or channel was just where
tho ship channel was needed and
tho povernmont engineers sluiced
out the remaining sIuki! ami it is
now tho regular channel. Kx-
Suveyor tleneral HaU rsham was
then in charge of the river im
provements and well remcmWrs
tho incident.' 1 saw that nature
was trying to show us how to
dredge out sand bars and I went
to work to devise some means to
utilize the forces there so clearly
manifested. I soon saw however,
that it must ! ibme ly some
thing altogether different from a
tranded shin yet applying the
same principle, so 1 have cor
imented with every device I
could think of that would doiloct
the current dow nward upon the
bar to In? removed. I found that
1 had to conduct mv researches
iiinm almost wholly indcttendent
and original lines as the most of
the Uaiks treating on this branch
of hydraulic engineering are mis
eadmg in many imixrtant par
ticulars, so I have confined my re
searches mainlv to practical ex
iienments loiletermine the causes
of these obstructing deiatsits and
the application of natural forces
to remove them.
That thrse rau-vs and frct s are n!
and have not been well iin U rti-I here
tofore Urvidcnced bv the fact tnat ovri
three iiuartcrs of a nwlnu d, h ive
Is-en tsKMidt'd bv the govcrtunrnt on the
W lll imettr snd isiuhill Kivt rs wilhoul
iinv practical Im-ii Ills to nni; 'ti"ii and
fltr this rnoruioiis ouliny the govrrn
mrnl enginrrts have nothing to tier to
ts-ople a'cng the rm-is tlmt Will
.iiiiniiut to a subotiintul aid to tuivigntion
except by an enormoti.i out'iiy for Imks,
rrvctim nU mid coM.ipililc dams iuch it
are now in uv on the Ohio Kivrr nn.l
this outl.iy will have to lie Ixtuc l.irgrly
by the people n'.imi the river l'.ir tin
iii.mint thai has been ruis ndcd and I
being w iittd rvtry year I tin not Ik
tide to ilerlarr that thie rivtrs could
have I are n made and kept in g"il imii
gslde riiinliliiin the tnive Vr amui-d
if they hid lccn working with iiiluir
i intend of sgsmst ;n-r. II you hi, is ,n
way nature us must elhcierit helper I nt
it you go against her, slb-lt yu mi
Seem tu prrvail lor awhile, but iiilirnmn
good tune ihe will sweep you ai.d your
punv obstructions asidv! mth ni bill.'
concern as she ilenUoysanv ollu-r msret
that seeks to rtptsisc or obstruct b
methods or pn crura. The oflncur rlne
I s ol lile ami protw-rty along our .Mi
susippi and Chins's vcllow kuer will
goon with the tu, filling nulitrily i
fate till msii h-srns this lesson and adapt
his efforts to nature's way. li s P-in
iorary eH-dicnls may fr a lime seem lo
win only tu end in th- picnter and iiuui
appalling catastrophe ns (he linal t r tutitpl:
ol natural force t-mphnsics the Imp),
ness oi t tie Ktiuggle of the bmte ngatiist
the inlinite.
Garbarge Slag.
Slug from garbage liiclnerntlng plnnts
is valuable, for filling between ceilings
and floors of storage warehouses, ns It
Ih aterlle and contains no aulpuur to
Uijuro stored KooUa.
cmcror poi.icn Nona:
Notice in hereby given that tho
Lity ot llillslKiro has ordaim
that dogs shall rmt be allowed to
run at large within the corporate
limits ol said city, and that sai
ordinance takes effort May 21
This ordinance will be strictly
enforced from and after date of
this notice.
Attention ih also called to the
presence of weeds and tall grass
along the sidewalks, and romov
al is hereby requested. Failurt
to remove w ill mean that the city
will take steps to cut same at tlx
expense of tho property ow ner,
C. 1'laser, Chief of I'olice
Hillsboro, Ore., May 22, llil.l
Wells Fargo Agent Ling miali
fied for a Marathon, Monday af
ternoon. A slat came off
..i i . i ii.
cnicKcn rraie ano one oiu tin
started to tour the town. Ling
Iinally landed lift; featheret
biped in Long's hardware store
but by the time he returned to
the office the whole bunch was
out and on the street. Willi the
aid of a few small boys he soon
had the coop crated and en trans
it for the Rose City. He is now
an authority on long-distance
running as well as an expert on
catching chickens.
Hop growers report the vines
growing nieely the past week.
The wet weather was rather had
on the growth, but growers are
now busy training, as the vines
are shooting heavenward rather
rapidly.
"AUIJT JOS AT
Will be presented by the Hillsboro High
School Students, under the auspices
of the Senior Class, ot
The Crescent Theatre
-ON-
FRIDAY, MAY 23
CMAKACTKKS
Jim mik Cavkniush A Kah rah IUy Donald LmK
T.iCm:sKUiNK The College Cut -uj Wan! Wilkct
l.KViTicrs The Ace of Sjutles (Hadwiu Doughty
Major Kiukii-i-r The He:ul of the Military Kusscl Morgan
Tki kssok Sknaciiakkih rifi The Chair of Philology, Clair WilUs
Scotch MacAi.usti.r The Iitl.ill Caj'taiu Charles IKmJhiuu
Shorty list; The lliitiittit lMcslunau 1 Clyde Mason
Miss "Jim" Chasmm; .The Cirl l-'rom Dixie Alice Smith
Marjoru-: llAVti.ASh The College WiJow 1'raucU Kcily
Mrs. II.M.sitv, "Ma" A Popular landlady, , ..llcurictta Krugcr
Miss Jask Cavi:mish . Cavendish & Deau, Wall St.. N. Y. . T'ayc Sihrmdcr
Mrs. Ci.i-oi atra Poit A l-'aculty Tyj Plucbc Perriuc
Miss Twux.s A Kelie of Other Days Faye Sihnrdrr
MISS M.ATRIU-: HUTI.KR, Director
Popular Pi ices
ii' m-
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mm- taw:" ' m
1
"Is Dinner
Ready?"
"Il'i U reJy. John. Sil"rifKt Jowa, Dxaswt dona'i A
L - !'if .1 . i . 1
Mi )iUJ ROW 1AM 1 bAV hw
lliniinn i
UlI'VOOK:StOVC
Vxfntna erwl or wood to luH wiikt no wailing fiir lU or to "(
tnrted." h'i 0 qukk and eunnienJ.-and yl m comptrta. c
bain, broil, or rnaat on il jurf
Far Bm RmoJii W Imwai
PEARL or EOCENE
OIL
SMImMh
M HM
wall aa on coal ranga.
Htm did w ever gal along wiln
out ona ol lhrM NEW PER.
FECTION COOK STOVES)"
far SmU Oaafara trywhtn
1 1 1 1 iVkti i:i7 -"-j
P()TLANI
SAN IRANCISCO
' llaata tKa Oald anal lllv '
TnlnM Brat lalr4 Wltb bklal
Bu-UI, aurp aa tin ai4 iW. l
lMMrt tlilu(i of rviMwr, ailrrr ofH
until tlx) aurtur lul aullrl
llMir. k
A Raaaral In Tatlaaina.
Vrliaia Ilia iimm ailraorUluary M
1'aiiim l'l" vk rarrtnl out u tkf
of iiin tiinnu, wUu, ( Ik Untaaf H
lrr)fu. trUI, bad kU hair and W
Nitimt lib no faf tbaa 13) Ha
Iratbiiia nf tha man, Inrludlujc puftflf
jf flie trailing lwraubagMl. AIUnpC
Hit urk tavuiilwl Uvartjr twu an
6
Peoples Theatre
.1
Main St., next door to City Hakcry
Always lines a Good, Up-to-date
Show for 5c and lOc.
Q MATINEE K very Saturday at 2 p. m. O
For Hale: Two Binjrle hujrien,
both ruhher tires; one open and
one top. Open hiiKKy nearly
new, and has large, roomy Heat.
Top liiiKiry is in gooil condition.
Call at the Koy store, on the P.
U. &N.
Albert Hrandt, of nenr Heaver
ton, was a city visitor Tuesday.
He expects to visit in Minnesota
this summer.
William Feldt, of lluxton.
came down Monday, on a bhort
visit to the county seat.
Metha an4 Carfa4a.
If nn.l ha bar attacked tV
wnrk Mowilrrml Wal laltf lb M
I wbi'rvif t tiara la a !
inarrta gn4 argttar U ttadar Um tm
tura.
Argantlna aUaKalara.
If an enngl man U Ik Aftaa
Iti'iml.llr diilli Iwjroltd rMJM
time In Iradllig bla (iprN to the tit
ho M hllly dlinl. and If faaklaatl
Ihe ivihiLIIc ahuuhl fall to marry ll
taint uuUI bo rweba lb M
rittoj. rf
A Panoaraua Till.
Tim rlialrnian of tba canary K
rrmiii nf an orultluilotiral awlety1
ionimny nili ia In tbla title, wkV
urtinit ta hi vlalllnfl tarda: Kaa
iivoKKiau('btvarilnavoiataa4.n
OaraW Faalry. ,
Tbnuab other prudurta of the eal t
Are err auud lo eat,
Anl fruit la (ileaalna to tha !.
Ami ao are Huh ana WMl,
Tli'.re'B miiMiig el nre tha world Ni
Of eerit or luuer Ixirn
That iiuutlnhfe the human race
lfc perfw-tly aa eorn.
UalWt
tlut a era not ao aura, good frleai
Your dupe la all O, K.
Corn la all riant, but ao era oata i
And guud alfalfa hay. . j
Hut there la ona gift wa are aura
1 hat a never niel Ha melon.
And that' tha gift wa gather I
Tho good old onion patuh.
-tionvar RapuWK
But I there In Ih garden that '
for whir you Iwya would 41 ,
And lay wllhln your own Hi "
Upatarlng al tha akyT
For cuoumnera dlauraetly aUaad
Wa would delight lo pay '
The price of Ufa and Ilka aa not
Will do it, too, aome day. .
Hit Loula Voat-DUpaK1
Myttarlaua itranaaw.
A at ranger roae 1
-Now, who a hr
"Why, don't you knawT
Thafa our V. P." a
-lllrmlngham AeTa-Kar"
4
I J
Another oomeo '
"Ah. thara ma ajwl"
Tb hualiand of
A famoua alar.
-Youngitown To''"
In walka a third I,
With fane of gVwea.
"And who I bar'
Why, be lha frooov .
-klUwaabaa iwll