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t v ft, I . i in l I j 1 ! I 1 i I 5 T i i 1 i i 4 1. . I u.i.-ruiiif tiiimii i nutniirn HIP t i p1 COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE Rates for cochin and heating ser vice at llillsbor. Forest Grove. Deaverton. Orenco, Elmonica, Cor nelius. Dilley, Gaston, Oregon. Vox electric ranges, Irons, chaf ing dishes, and other miscel laneous heating tlevices or small domestic vxner devices. 40 four cents per Kilowatt hour Minimum monthly charge $1.00 The above rate is for permanent service only, ami provides for the installation, by the Company, of a separate meter for the measure ment of the eiirreut used for cookiu-.; ami other heating devices. Ask our representative to call and explain our new rates. Washington-Oregon CORPORATION Hillsboro Oregon Iutl tv A. Welch, Central Mansigrr, Portland. Ore. Summer Vacations, Seashore or Mountains rtH HQUT15 TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tilla niiHik Ileaches ae as follows: TO FARE Tillamook Beaches $1.00 4.70 fi.OO l.'M " . 7.10 9.00 " 12.00 " 17.20 17.75 Sunday Excursion Train on the C. & E. IL R. Leaves Albany at 7:20 a. in. Corvallis 7:50 a. m. and connects with the S. P. trains 10 and 11. North bound and No. 13 southbound. EXCURSION FARES EAST Tickets hr M from all ni;iin anl limnrh line points in Oregon to cistern il. Mutation oik- wiv through California or via I'ortlaml. Stop overa witi.in limit TIl'KKfS UN SAI.H DAILY TO SKIT. y, final re turn limit Oct. 31. For besutifullv i)lu i'rtf'l Irnkli t " Vacuum livs" aol booklets ilescrit inif Tillauimk, County Itrai lies, Ni-u i-rt anil other points, ai well as in- foruiaitoti aVut l-'.aM rn farr, rcinc. stopovers, etc .call on nearest Kent or write to Jul IN M SJotT, Cen Pass. Aent, 1'ortUnil, Oregon. FROM TO FARE Portland Newport $t.2T Oregon City " f.2." Salem '" Albany " 4.w Cor vail is " :5.7." Eugene " 5.SO Koseburg " S.7. Med ford " 12.tH) Ashland " 12.00 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Summer School J LINK 23 AUG. 1, 1913 Twenty-five Instructors Fifty Courses. Distinguished Kastcrn Educators Added to Regular Faculty. University Dormitories open. Board and room at .V.S per week. Reduced railroad rates. I;or complete illustrated catalogue, address The Registrar, Uni versity of Ortgon, Kugene. 11-11 Peoples Theatre to KIKST Tfct ur .!TU!eJ ldtuHirr. ...a.ttmtinn .! hj U'tif -r.' H nilitta t.w t WahtaatB County. e.'. an.l ar tWU r-Mat lthia tl.- timil f tho territory prMl I.. ts in..r1r..sl a tiie Otjr TuiUtin. JtiJ h.iw rvhl.-J wiltim trie l...uiia..ri.' f nM r'tfl muni .-if.il ,.iit,itim for mi th Ihirij .!. nt iir.ve.tias the a t lai fWitlon BMlv-TMI s-'ir rr"0,""'r an.1 il-c eWeat ef the unia ...if.xat.-d vIC.w kn.-wa as Tu.tltlin u.1 if the Krin.ry herein fler lir ti. uliilt deo-rit!. are Oe-tr.a .l hn an .l.vtl.m h. U wilhia ia limit, for the uri.'.e f i.orw. 1 .tins .K flljr of Tuilttm- Ttlli;l Th t the l..un.lrl. aaJ tutiii of the torrit.iry h.rela ri"v' I to to In.'oipor-.ile.l an tl' t'lt ,f Twal.U e . .rlu ulrty houiutivl jn-i d..rilM.t ji follows alt that , i... of hiiisto Wunty. Ore lion. I m an.l Wing wilhiw aaJ .11 ..ritxl ai follow : eomm. iu ins at the northw est cor ner of lot S.v JJ. tw Tu.itatia O.irxlvti. a hown i'B t'i .luty rsvoixhl m.i nn.l .l,l thereof, on tile anl of re.orl In the oitu-e of the founly Ke-orJr of ,hiHiiton fourily. I'reiton. alJ ...lm (.em leen h. nonu of the ..mlheat eorner of aeelloa U T. K It. I VV. XV. M.. tunniiif thence weft on !'' N line of l'l II anU St of n.l Tuitatm liarO.-na a tin-tin.- of tela fWt, more r lesa tj a .omt le oulh of the W. line of fitih Street, in the town of Tualatin. ieson. as hown on the Jul) tevor.lt-1 m 'P m-l t'1 't thrreof. on tile nn.t of rvorJ In the office of the 1 ;v,..!.l.r of Washington County. (teon. Ihen-e N. parallel with the K. line of aul s.vtion it. an.l pa. Iiik on .iUI course, alonn the V. line of .it.l aforementionej Kttth Street In sat.l town of Tualatin, a distance of 7 eh more or oa to the X. Ilnw of seetion Si: thence K on aai.l aevtlon line let feel, more or lees, to the N. K. corner thereof, then.r eonl. mime rl. on N line of section ! I. T. S iv U I V. W. M.. T ch.. more or !. t the center of the Tualatin Kiver; thence down the center of n.W river in a Kcncral outhea.sterl .iireetion to a point where the ud .enter line thereof first ero-e a line ! ro.ls went of the Willamette Merl.ti.in. In the N. W. of the N II " of n.iut section St; thence K parallel with Willamette Meridi an to a p'lint H rU S. of the line .livhlms the N. ami S. halvea of all hectloo :t; thence W. to the W. line of J. It. t Thompson! l.mJ: a.ul point being 51 I chs. K. and U rods J. if the iiuarter section eorner on the W". fine of saUl aeclton 5t; thence south to the center of creek runninit throuirht saisl Inml; thence W. fol lowing the center line of said creek to the line Ix-lween sections J J an.l It, Township and ramie aforesaid, then.-e S to the place of heKlnnin. Ki'l Itril That more than lit) In hitiltants reside within the lunind aries of said pr.ipos.nl municipal cor. poration, as hereinbefore .les.-rtbed iiM.I that the iiuiulier of aetual In habitants an.l residents within the contines of said iMttindark'S I a provimali'lv people. WIIKKKr'oktr, ur petitioners nrav that upon the presentation of this netitlon. a he-srlua lie had there on. and that the boundaries of said lroposed municipal eorporallxn le established and .h-llned as herein l out. an.1 that the luimh. r of lnh.it.l- tants resi.lini" within the confines of said boundaries be ascertained ami determined, and that an order be made by this curt fur an election to be held within the boundaries of said proposed municipal corporation in accordance wuh -e. li"ln l.'"J and 3:11s of lord's Oretioii Usi of the State .if itrrK-ii and riving a time ami piaCe where said election Is to be held, nnd that notice of an election to be held In said proposed municipal corporation, f,r the purpose of de I. rininiiik- whether the same shall be come incorporated, be nlveii for and lurintr the time ami In the manner ire-.nbed by slid section Hit. lerd' nr.on and kivihk notice thai the vot.-r-i rhall be required to .a-l ballots which rhall contain the words for incorporation" "r "aKainst In corporation" or words equivalent Morel. 1 ami also the names of per sons voted for to till the varum elective liiunli ipal offices prescribed bv law for municipal corporations so Incorporated, and that the vole cast at Paid election be canvassed by the county t'ourt of Washumton County .urrcuil, on the flrM Wednesday of It . Mat reurular term held after s-abl 1 sjtii.n as provorxi by e. iton Is I'riKoii Uis. and II it appears toafter from such canvass nu.li hi- court, of the votes ias there hot a majority of the voles tliu I are for Incorporation, that un .r be mnle In accorslance with liws of the rd.ite of tire ,O0 de.-larlnifsuch territory dill) JwHl.oralod as a munlclpul cor atlon umb-r the name and ctl Jttt t'ily of Tiialilln. an.l declarmf t -f nersons receivlni? respectively Ih iktlhesit number of votes for sue! mmirnX offlcci to be duly elect.ti to ar offices. i at,.l this Hth day of Mir, I!1J lighting 111. M lire U tt.t- liiw SmV-J Shut IH Tim K At W W S CUMl s I llh'i't Sia Ik etmlon Vance, the VanihiU f.tnn -.- 1 1.., er. rvsi.im, near ixohwh:. .. few months ago l'unn.1 lis whiskers as clean as a l avU r could shave them, was in t.vn yesterxlay, with a new i,rtiea'ne against things as they atv ami ought not to lv. He atl l;uv!v twovorvil from Uvsing tl.etu't'i finger while tr)iiur t l iH a wheel on a bicycle i" a lecai . .1 ... 1 garage, wnen ne cmitun '" aught another consii-.tmn nt el trouhle. His Uy the n! 1 :en- tleman ownsagvhul nun !', ana has the necessary waited an autiv. and the head ot the f enny Uuight one for the ht'ivtui. an.l after the purchase the lather ccmehlded to learn all he ..vu A aUuit autos. He did. In hia'ie it with gasoline the oth.t r !a ta j aividentally spilled a pint en his; shirt, loiter he went out t niow grass, nnd. desiring a smoke. oaded his dudeen ami carciesMV' truck a match on the nether side of his trousers. The um- tion was close to w here that gas- lad soaked in, and in a .voinl he was all nlla.e. He la I the presence of mind to make three jumps, and landed in aUmt ten feet of water in the t iianiu 1 ol the Yamhill river. He put tmt the bla.eand started fur ll,!! Uv ro to get stmie unguents ti ap ply to the scorches. The i l l gentleman wan unite tlrcrful and says he is now ready to tak" on a dying machine or any other denied improvement. Sr.NATM CAklU INi: I.I.N INS 1 " W.iIlrT inv. JMla K Tiffany. Catrb F. Kirk, C.1I. JlobertS. 'itit.il.. us, ft Klinuer. tire Adams, tUB Ad itlis, f JC . ludiinson. turner 11. Itobinson, It r.M 1. k, A. W. M 11 k, JL .Tul. r, r.3tf. Wllkins, . J. Tulle:, 4 f ft i. W'antserman. J,A. WdiiKerinun, J. 8. J niii r-.Mi, AI'lMiKSS. Tualatin. ir. Tualatin, ir. Tualiitln, nr. Tualatin, ir. Tuul itin, or. Tualatin, rir.'' Tualatin, '- I M ToiWifn, fir. Main .St., next door to City Bakery Always lines a Good, Up to date Show for 5c and lOc. Q MATINEE Kvcry vSaturday at 2 p. m. v Notice NOTICE Or' APl'LlCATInN TO S- coitroiiATK thk nn lk TUALATIN. ,1 ,1 TO WHOM IT MAT roNt'KH.N': Notice is hereby Klven that on c-d-headay, July 2. 1913. at the hour of In o'clock A. AI., of said day, at tliu I 'oil Mt y Coui-ti'outn In tin? County Coin 1 lions. at HUlaboro Washington County, fire. Ron, at the nexi regul ar term uf tiie County Court of the Slute of Oregon for WashlnRton Countv, the followtnif petition will be presented tn aald County Court of the Btate of Oregon lot Waanlagton County, to-wtt: IN THK COI NTY COITtT OP Til E STATK OF OHKUON Full WASH INGTON COUNTy. In the Matter of the Incorporation of The City of Tualatin. to honorable d. b. kkahonku, County .Tu.lae of Washington County, JOHN NVBKRG and C. A. HANLKV, County Commissioner! of Washing ton County, Oregon, together con rtituting the County Court of Wttah in tori County, Oregon: We, the unuYralitned. riualifled elettors of Washingtori County, Ore gon, residing within the limits of the territory propnseil to be Incorporated as the City of Tualatin, ai herein after Fpeciflrally Bet out ami de scribed, mould respectfully ri present to vr,ur honorable court ai follows, wwih I vfc'y J Welih, " " iVslam Welth, " " f. . Hough. " " f P. WeHfall, Tualatin, fir. Waller Thompson, " " J. It. C. Thompson, Tualltln, fir. 0. Baunram, " " W.A.Clear. " " Ann M. Fuller, " Mrs. ria.lie l!ay. " C K. Casteel, " " Mrs. K. J CaHtel, " " K, A. Kd.ly. " Klla Kibiy, " " Mrs. K l. Westfall, " " John Wesch, " " Fred Wes, h, Tualltln, Or. Minnie Wesi h, " Nellie . Klitiger, " " Carrie Hough, " " Kllzalo th II l.i. Ill, M " W tit. Barngrover, " " A.Heherling. " Mis. W. Tlminpsnn, " " 1 , i n ra Th.i in ,H.,n, " " Anna Thompson, " " Mrs. J. Thoinpaitn, " " William Hay. " " .Sarah W'llkln, ' " " It. C. Payne, " " Myrtle La.bl, Tualltln, rr. Mrs. Hixli-on, " " James Hudson, " " .1. !!. Meek, " " Augiinl Blank, " " Mrs, August Blank, " " A. I'. Hiiinv, " " I!. V. K linger, " " tleorge Guriur, H V. S. herllncy, " " C. H. Moore, " " .1. W. Klinger, -Mrs. Mary Klinger " Art Shaver, " " K. O. Hoa ner, " " Mrs. Christy Downer, " " A. J. Mosher, " J Nyberg. " Mrs. Ora NyberR. " " For hearing, and at aald time and place, said petitioners will pray that tne s.aid city or Tualatin be Incorp orated, wflh Its boundaries as herein described, anil In the event said petl Hon ran not be heard upon Wednes day, July 2.1, 19111, as soon there Hfter as the same can be heard by me court. Dated this May 10th, 1!)13. THOMAS II. TONGUE, JR.., 1" .. Attorney tor Ittltlonen. NnVFl EXPERlENt is Ni KcaJt l I'lyinf MjthitH' Tj.IIs Soil, honi r of and imi oiifi. l.'lM.l II. r h.T ! i in l.tln. Mrs. Asenath I'aroline I died at Iaks Angeles, t'a!.. :.. VJIX at the home f h.-i 'urtis Ix'vens. She was March 7. IS.V1. the .l i i.;ht pioneers ot IM i, U nil ini Angeline (.atching. who grated to Oregon from Mis. and settled on a donation laim near Forest (Iro.e. father died in 1ST t. and mother, known to Orc;rm net-rs as "(Irainlma ' Am (latching, died Sept. l".', ileceasetl w as m;.rrii d to Wil liam .evens in . Situ e IsnI she residetl in I'ortland, with the exception of a few years resi dence in Hillslmro. in the eigh ties. Her surviving children are Curtis livens, ot fs Angelc, manager of a hig mereantile firm; and Mrs. Angit; liruvvn, who made her home with her mother, and who was with her at the time of death. Of her immediate familv a sister. Mrs. Sarah J. Ualdra. wife of Kuhard Haldra. of Hillslxiro, and three hrolhers, Henjamin V. Catchini', Wardner. Idaho, and Watson II. and l,nas. II. i atftnng, ot Mis soela, Montana, survive. The remains s ere hrotadit to Portland, ami burial tik place on VVeunesuay, June IX, Irom Finley's undertaking parlors. A. V. I'mwn, of Forest drove, hxs heen appointed by the State Forester as Supervising Warden for Washington County. He will have charge of all state, county and private patrol work in this county, and co-operate with forest supervisors of the national forests to the greatest possible extent. It is bopeil that residents of the county will give! him their hearty support and! consult him in regard to burning permits, etc., of a local nature. He will be in touch with all local wardens ami will gladly refer requests for information to the warden nearest you for any in formation or assistance he may lie able to give. A list of local wardens with their nilflressfs and telephone numbers, will be published when such appoint ments are made. It will be im possible for the fitate forester to personally inspect all the work done by the numerous supervis ing wardens in his employ, and their success will depend very largely upon the support they receive from the people whom the Forestry haw is intended to aid and protect. Leo)Hullock, of Salem, was in town this week, arriving Tues day noon, and wdiilo hero erected monuments ovtjr the graves of relatives in IhcNoeal cemetery. Leo. says that Jlillshorr) has had wonderful improvement Hi nee his last visit to the home of his boyhood. Twenty penciled ner ducks, Fnglish, 75 cents each. Mis well, Heavcrton. On Indian Uun for sale, at II. P. (Ironi- Uoute 2. between Aloha and Residence Huber. Ralph Withycombe, or South Tualatin, was in town yesterday. His new barn is about ready lor occupancy. 1 Every Sunday until Further Notice, at FOREST GROVE RACE TRACK UKCINNINC ON Sunday, June 22 c 3 Oregon Electric Cr Mop tt KacrTrucK. Best horses in the Pacific Northwest. I 3 Admission, 50 t entsi - Grandstand Frre. o) Will Celebrate Two Days ! ji Big Parade, Popular Amuse ments, Balloon Ascensions, Steam Swing, Races, Sports, Games and a Fine Program. m mm This will be the one big celebration in the county. Take two days off and en joy yourself. Begins morning of July 3 and ends with Fireworks, evening of the FOURTH (