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SUMMONS,
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Omroa for th County of Washington.
l. L- Hurnm. Plaintiff. Tt
fwiH m u r -
w fturna lwfrndant.
iru x - - - .
c.w t'ma Burns. DOT
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in m name w. - .
you ar hrby miuird to appr and
n.wr th complaint fiW against
in th above entitled tourt an4
cmuxc on before Friday the irthda?
i i ail ..! if rau fail to ao
!' f th; ilamuff for
".Vt thereof will apply to the Court
for a decree dissolving the bond of
. k..i..f..r and now XIt-
; ... rui miwl th Plaintiff an4
for uch other and further relief a tto
the Court war eem meet and euit-
l i . i 4 t,r in Ptaintlfl a
Complaint. Thw Summon ta nr4
upon you bv publication m the Hill
i a weklv newspaper of
1 nmiUiuii nuhlixhed H
sniriw .,...- r --
inirton County. Or con, and the date
of the firrt publication oi mi sum
mon, is Thursday the SHh day of
Apnl. 114. and the date of the Ust
publication is Thursday the 11 th day
i mil i tka r.Vr of pubtl-
cation was made and dated on the
25th dav of Apnl. lU by the Hon. J.
U. Campbell Judg of th Circuit
Court of th State of Oregon, for th
Clyde Richardson, attorney for
Plaintiff, 61 Chamber of Commerce
BuilJinjr, Portland, uregon.
L. T. HARRIS
V
i i y
oplefs Theatre
lVu.onoAa SatuiJar lcc,l IV,R,Ani
The pvil Fox of the North
Action tlnp'wflfl1 y.r'1 attit
Univiff-l IKr Crt Coal
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SHERIFFS' SALE OS lRECLOS
v..: lm ltaMli vtvM thst bY
virtue of an execution, decree and or
Am f ..u isautf4 ni t uf and und t the
K.l f lha I'irruit l"ol rt of the State
of Oregon, for Washington County,
A.tA k. .! .lav nf Anril. 114. in
favor of John R. t;renwoot plaintiff,
and against Robert J. I'pton and. . . .
Upton, his wife, Ray Barkhurst and
r..n.t.n X Rsrkhurt. his W'ift. and I
Ik, I umlrMin'l Trust and Sivinn
Bank, a corporation, defendants, for
th sum of with interest
thereon at the rate of 6 pe' n Pr
annum from the 4th day of May 1913.
.A ik fnrthor mini of t"OO.lH) with
interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
nt Mr annum (mm th 4th dav of
May 1913, and the further sum of
$39.15 costs and disbursements ana
th uti of an. I unon this writ, to me
directed and delivered, commanding
me to make sal of th real property
hereinafter described, I have levied
utwn anl miraliant to Said eX-
ecution decree and order of sale, 1
will on Monday, the 1st day of June I ,
1914. at tho south door of th Court RrtiMifan ratitlul.ite to fill one of the four vacancies OU thi buprc UC Lolirt, Kr.U-
teyoregonu,. the Ann Ila.bor Law h1.-1
o'clock A. M .1 !.d day J I an:nt.(t Circnit Itidre bv Governor Chamberlain in 1905; for the scc.ul Jiulici.il
UC aucuon, 10 m mgrcsi uiuuct i I --7-1 -ft J o 'J - - , . , . I
ra.h in hand, all of the risrht. title I rw.' : ( f i.. n.lic f Piirrv. Henton and Lincoln: in
and intores of th defendant, Robert vouipriMUg wmunw ui m-, ;y , -
j. upton, ano ms wue, nay oara- ioxx was nominaicu ana eieciea Vrircuu juugc uui ujvujhwu, " . . . ..... -
Sf?:SMA the Primary election by both Republican and Democratic parties, and was rclcctcd with-
SavingsBank. a corporation , of in and .;:,. Tripr nre four Sunreme Ttldees nominated ami elected.
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mvuuuuauuvum i gMm
FREE LECTURE!
Do not fail to attend th Lrcture of
David Golstein
WILL TALK ACsAlNST SOCIAL
ISM AT TIIK COURT HOUSE
1DAY EVENING MAY 8
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AT 8.00 P. M.
HIS SUBJECT WILL BE
"Socialism vs Christianity
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(Dtarvd atth Piwt-offeo at Ulllstxiro
Orrfoo, aa aecood-olaaa mail msttei.
U A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Paper
eubscriptioo: 11.50 per Annum,
laaaed Every Tharaday
-BT-
LO?IO XcEINIttiT
Aavings nana, a rorporauun, ut m ,
to the following described real prop- ont Opposition
ervy lyinic uviuk auu
Washington County, Oregon, and par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
Th West half of the Southeast
quarter, excepting 6tt acres located
in the Southeast corner of the South
west quarter of the Southeast quarter
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or section si 1. 1 . n. " , "u ex
cepting 27 acres contracted for by
M. S. Schrock, and the Southwest
quarter of the Notheast quarter of
Section 32, T. 2 N. R. 4 W Saving
and excepting however, from the
above described tract all of the fol
lowing bounded and described real
property which has been conveyed by
the grantors herein to the United
Railways Company, a corporation, and
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northeast corner
of th Southwest quarter of the
. 1 r J Art 1
Northeast quarter oi oecuon i - . , .
n T D 1 tV th. Will liar and I lirHaV WtlPTl th(V TTIPpt Ifl thpIT
ronnWthenw West 440 feethence convention. Many of
in a Southeasterly direction 660 feet .
more or less to the East side line of them hive never before Visited
the Southwest quarter of the North- the county 8ea historic as once
east quarter of said Section 32, being ' .. . ..... .
410 feet South from th Northeast being the capital of all the tem
corntr of the Southwest quarter of ow embraced in Multno-
the Northeast quarter of said Section; , , , .
thence North 410 feet to the place of mah. Their treatment should be
beginning, containing 2.07 acres, more 8Ucn tnev will resrret that
or less. And excepting also irom tnis i , . I'X .
conveyance, all gasoline engines ana i wuuaj mvuuviohv-o .w.-t
versed in our statutes, and the
Arjrus commends him to the
voters of his party in Washing
ton County.
OREGON nLHCTRlC TRMNS
Hillsboro should show the vis
iting bankers a good time, Sat-1 3-5,
To Portland -55 minutes.
6:29
1 7:10
'8:28 "
i 10:47
a
11:11
8:09
9:j8
From Portland
7:50
Arjtus and Orejionian $2.25
lake a look at our new ; iu io
cent tables. I). Ccrwin. 5'J
J. V. Ilaynanl. of near l,au
jr', was in town Uklay, and went
on to attend the veteran meet
inn at the Drove.
tor ni t: fresh Jersey tow.
C yeais old; with calf; jtives ten
potinds of Imtter weekly ; iru-e
tlzi Anton rersinirer. iiiiuihi-
am rP, o.v., KoLte fi-S
"p 1 Next Monday and Tuesday, at
th l'eoples. the splendid reel.
'Ji'Tlw Devil Fox of the North"
Jj m will be the thriller of the week.
". Do not fail to see this ureal pro-
a m
a m
-55 minutes.
duction.
F. I?ockmann and wife, of Alo-
n m .
" " ha, were in town txJay, lliey
9:15 a m report that Aloha is to have a
11:29 a m new store as soon as structure.
2:18.
4:37.
water DiDes. and water cisterns on
the property belonging to William
Shearer and now used for the pur
pose of pumping and distributing
water upon said premises, to satisfy
the hereinbefore named sums and for
the costs and expenses of said sale
changed.
It would be a graceful tribute
to Hon. Thoa. McBride. candidate
the costs ana expenses 01 saia saie 1
and said writ. Said sale will be made for Supreme Judge, if the voters
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suDjecv 10 reuempuuii s 0l waaningion county, irre-
ftetednat Hillsboro, Oregon, this spective of party, would give the
24th Uy of April 19U. veteran jurist their support. He
J. E. REEVES, Sheriff of Wash- . , . , t . t
ington County, Oregon, by J. C. Ap- 13 one of the ablest of jUri3ts,
t a.T. .- a . t .-(".
E. TONGUE, Attorney for rfCf V? " ?J
' I nnitiD JiiHo-p That the renuhli
"Jl
preme Judge. That the republi
cans of this county will give him
their solid strength goes without
saying, and hundreds of demo
crats will write hid name in on
the democratic ballot Thi3 will
I - .4 .V..:U.,4A 4n a mnM iif U
I"! -rl.VniofMntr.cU: I V JU" "luulc a ",a"
For 470 and i: feet of approaches on I presided here as district attor-
tbe south end of the Hcbolls brld. I . . ,
Sw mo rt onroiNo.-on county I ney and judge for many years,
line between Washiugton and Clackamas d whoalwaysdid his full duty.
Kor a bridge on McKay Creek on new
road between (jam Johnson's sad John
Zimmerman plwe.
brie
Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
0-.I-.4 nnnn.U fn lit fnllnWltl WOfW
will be received by tb county court ol
Washington Louniy, oregoa, up 10 mmj
lrt. 1H, at 2:00 p. m., andtben opened for
7:IW...
9:22..
12:30.
p m
P m
pm,
.pm,
p m
a m
new store as soon as a structure,
now under way, can lie com
pleted.
' . 1 u 1. . n. 1. Jilir. naap Tftfanl.
Flans and stieciticationi may be seen at
the oftlc of tbe county court after May
V. 1I4. Bidders must deposit cenineu
Thos. J. Cleeton, who wa3 dis
trict attorney here in former
times, is running for the bu
JAl&v" on the republican
i.ids. kiw c. Luc. county Clerk. I nrimarv ticket He is a sound
lly Order of tb County uouiniisswoe 1 - - , ,
court - lawyer, and has a record for be
ing fair and
earned by a faithful
5..
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Trouble has been brewing up
at (laston, where the promoters
of the drainage on the lake are!
digging a ditch. (Ireek laliorers
have been employed, and some,
one at Gaston started trouble. I
The Greeks remained, and ai
night or so afterward a big
charge of dynamite was set otF,
within 75 feetof the Greek quar-,
ters. No damaire was done, but
there was a badly Beared bunch1
of Athenians in camp. SheritF
Ueevei went to Gaston, Tuesday,
hut could find nothing to fasten
the offense on anyone. The
matter has been taken up with
the district attorney's oflice by
Mr. Moore, of the company, and
further action may or may not
be imminent
For sale: Two young cows,
fresh soon. No information over
the telephone. Zina Wood,
The Hporlville baseball team
won their fourth straight game
Lv 7
it f ;
T. J. CLEETON
Circuit Judge for Multnomah County
Candidate for the Republican nomination for
JUSTICE OF THK SUPREME COURT.
Primary Ejection May 15
A candidate for itic of the f"r
places to l filled at the forth
coming primary clcctioti. He
stands for a reformed procedure in
the low courts. His jKilicy ha
Urn and will continue to lr: "l.es
delay, less tcrhuficality auJ ire
B A I Siuc of hi iorc unjHrt.mt uc-
V IriClf.tIC l.Vti.la Ii liMn 1lA .l ft II .14.
Aiiioing thesr are the minimum
wage law, the abatement act, the
commisMoii meichrnts' act, all nt-
held by him; the tax penally law, held invalid as io
penalties levied on unpaid taxes prior to Septem'vr
1st. All of these laws arc along the lines f progress
ive legislation oud of vital importance to the people.
Of the more than four- thousand probate and circuit
cases which have gone through Judge Clceton's court
while he has been on the licnch, not one has Ken re
versed by the Supreme Court.
Judge Cleeton is regarded as a Washington County'
man, having served the people here n.1 prosecution
attorney for two terms, from 1X96 to ioxx. adv.
JOHN MANNING
Democratic Candidate
for Governor
A TliOrlrl 411imi.u r.t M.itlnnmull (n
Mr. MiinniiiK roniirllei i lie ollirera of
He is a sound won their fourth straight game ,ieiunct Tin, ij.mrnty & Trum r.om.
, . , by defeating the Monarch team I pny to ty 6, Km (Vpo-titor too rent
s a record iorue-i0j Portland, by the score of 14on ie iioiinr, with inii-irst, whrn they
square a record Un 11 th fpntorp of thp ffame,",', ,)Cfn "fr,,r,'(' tiiemem of iut .o
, 1 't0.11- e ieature 01 me game ln ni ,,,flt.renre BnmuilU,i to th,
uthful and impar-j being the heavy batting of the ,, 0f f i,s6o,ooo.
t J.,t., -1. 11 Vinma team Thp ImvA will frnM n: i . i
Don. fin Qtnfpy tial performance of duty at all ; home team. The boys will cross
raClIlC OldlKO L. Agdistrict attorney heL.with the Scholia team at
times
was always alert; as county
judge of Multnomah he reduced
L 4k a-ha?si nr A na m tmii I
. . grjuug ij UI UCI anu ao tiivuiv
Tnlin VnilflPrWfll I judge he interpreted the law to
t) Ullll f ailUDl n Ul I . Mti8faction of the multitude.
Agent
Fire Inturance Company of Portland,
Oregon. The only Wg Oregon Old
Lin Company. Lowes Promptly Paid
Scholls next Sunday.
Hillsboro,
Oregon
1.
PRIVATE HOME FOR SICK
Under charge of experienced
nurse,
MRS. CHAS. GARDNER,
from Portland.
Solicits patients from all phy
sicians. Beat of car. Roaaonabl priori
Phone, Main SM
the satisfaction of the multitude
He stands for reformed proceed
ure in our courts, less technical
ity, and more justice. Judge
Cleeton has many friends in this
county, and he is assured of a
big vote. He called the recent
tax law unconstitutional, and
many lawyers agree with him,
that penalty can not be collected
where people have paid half
their tax. Judge Cleeton is
forceful as a lawyer, is well
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nti'l Biich wrll known pulpit omtnri ri
llr r innn. T... IL'ilu.. 1 U ...
Henry L. H.nky, Bioliop foi OrKon of
intr uiiuimi iinuirfn v. uurcil.iire )ron
nl friend und earnest supporter of hi
The Argus this morning re
ceived the statement of the Beh
rend's Hank, of Juneau, Alaska,
of which John It. Willis, former
ly ol Hillsboro, is vice-president.
The deposits show nearly a mil
lion dollars some bank for the
upper country.
Fritz Myers, of Shady Brook,
wa3 badlv gored by a Jersey bull,
Ti..oo.t m.nninrr lie I.' U
Smith, who attended, found ! 10 cent smoke-no
three ribs broken and internal ; in the bchiller.
injuries. The fact that the ani
mal had no horns is all that saved
Mr. Myers' life.
For sale Shepherd pups.
Frederick Grogg, Hillsboro, R 3.
For Sale Six hundred dollar
Hardman piano lor less than
hair tirifp- uqnil hut ami na
new. Call at Cash Grocery, half
block east of post office.
Do not forget to ask for a
Schiller when you want a good
f a... i as 1 .
:ougn oust
12tf
For sale New Winona wacron.
3 inch; Osborne mower. Roy
Hays, one mile south of Hillsbo
ro. near Condenser pumping
plant, to lei tot highway. bZtr
Harness!
A new Harness Simp will ojk-ii for business on
........... jr, .....y i, un main nucvi, f)pK)SltC woiirt
House. Sec us for all kinds of Light and Heavy
Harness, Collars, Pads, Strap work, Whips, etc.
... "lVr work a specially. All wor); guaranteed.
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riht. Come in and et ncqtiniutQtl,
"Wir Sprechen Deutach"
We solicit ;
you
F. T. SP1CKER
Hillsboro, Oregon
6 Loaves of Bread for 25c
Get one loaf and 5 checks, each koo.1 for one loaf of
Uread. Haying your bread this way KiVes you tho
chance to save on your bread hill. liemcmW this
next time you buy bread. Six Fresh loaves for 2T,c
THE CITY BAKERY
Main Street, Hillsboro ' j, WolferetH;n,er,
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