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iniinw'IW. 'iu"SU , ... . I J ii C. B. BUCHANAN & CO., Inc. Hillsboro. Cornelius and North Plains Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and Grain Bags. Car-lot shippers of POTATOES and ONIONS. Grain chopped or rolled at any time Lumber, Shingles and Lath At Cornelius Beaver State Flour The Best Flour at the Lowest Price Telephones! Hillsboro, Main 14. Cornelius, City 1515. North Plaius, Main 26$. SMOKE 5c Coast Defender 5c r COME AND SEE ME MAKE THEM CHAS. F. McFADDEN Room It Hillsboro National Bloch Help Mahe Oregon the Cleanest State the Union Unclean ideas in regard to ki scattered broadcast by the ignorant cause immorality, disease and suffering amocg the innocent. Tru. wholesome information help to produce clean, healthful citizens capable of richer and more useful livet. Sea education should be provided when posdb'e in the home. Paniplets will be sent fr fur men anl wamea. boys and gir's of alt ages. Send i-cent stamp and state definitely ages and sea of children and other per. sous fur whom pamplets are wanted. Address THE OREGON SOCIAL HYGIENE SOCIETY 0m. r. 720 Building, Piilmmd, Ormgom The Argus Th? Daily Oregonian and The Argus, One Year For $6.00, this gives you Vfie Argus FREE. No Agents Daily and Sunday and Sfte Argus $8.00 The Orenonian The brickwork has been com- pleted on the Carnegie library, "The Best in the West" Come and looh over the BEST display of the BEST tobaccos sold. I will tell and show you all about them. You are welcome any time. These Cigars ore sold every place where good cigars are sold. Free and the stone trimming was completed today. Snteeed M lHe Jm e M HtiUkuc f u wail tuatta !. A. I.U. SmI K.tr. ("k.unty Official 1'apcr inline urn: ll.W per Aunum. Uawett Ksery Thareday l.U a McfctKMKY lluerta has at last resinned ftvtn the Mexican presidency and .Carbajal has succtvdod to the chair anJ has btrni sworn in. Uuerta says he did it for the ,cood of the country, takes a fall out of the United States for the occupation of Vera Cruz, and winds up by savin it was short age of finances that caused it all. Many think that Mexico will now settle down to inace, but it b very doubtful that we shall see serenity down that way for years j to com. It isn't the nature of a Mexican to be good for any length of time. War with the leading spirits is both occupation anu swi, ana war is imminent at anv time down that way. for it rarely means any jrreat mor. tality. J SENATOR CIIAMIUiRLAIN I j Senator Goorw R Chamberlain. ,of Oren, has a warm place in the hearts of the veterans of i Oregon and their widows. He i has Ukti their consistent and un tiring friend thruout. and they hold him in particular affection In'cause of his work in securing the admission of soldiers' widows to the State Home. In addition to this. Senator Chamberlain has. during his five years in the Senate, justified the choice of the people of Oregon, and has shown himself a man of unusual ability and devotion to the public interests. He is far from being a "rubber-stamp" for Southern politicians, as one Northern member of Congress proclaimed himself to be. but has carried his own sovereignty and done his own thinking under his own hat In this way he has attained a very flattering prominence among his colleagues as a man of light and leading, and whose utter ances must be listened to with careful attention. This led to his being given as signment to the important com mittees of Military Affairs, Agri culture and Forestry, Appropria tions, Commerce, Public Lands, and the Territories. There are few Senators who have an emial place on so many committees of the first rank. As Chairman of the Committee on Military af fairs. Senator Chamberlain strongly impressed the Commit tee of the Volunteer Officers' ! Retirement Association with his friendliness and his txecutive ability. As Chairman of the Military Committee, he has naturally had much to do with the management of the Army and the situation in Mexico. His voice has always been for the firm assertion of the honor and dignity of the Flag, and the proper assertion of the Govern ment's duties in that troublous problem. National Tribune. Washington, L). C. Wm. Schulmerich has our chased a milking machine for his Farmington dairy, and win have it in operation in a few davs The apparatus milks four cows at a time, and one man can han. die a good many animals in the course of a couple of hours. Thos. Henton. of the J. VV. Conneli farm, is talking of installing a machine. KT- 1 . . no one snouia miss seeing riorence Lawrence, the Maud Adams of the screen, at the Peo Pies theatre, tomorrow and .Saturday, in the "Pawn's ? of Uestiny. It is a pretty story and an absorbing one. The fire in the big tenement house, with me tleein r tenants and the en tering fin man is vividly por- irayea. Mrs. Roy Hays and sister, Miss Edyth Anderson, of siuth of town, departed for A ma. Kas . Tuesday, to attend the bedside of their father, 0. M. Anderson, who is critically ill. They will le absent several weeks. Henry Aiken, who broke his ankle on the ball grounds ten days ago, is able to be out on crutches. He was taken to Port land, Monday, foran x-ray plate, which showed a fine knitting of the fracture. Gabriel Lockman. of South Tualatin, was in the city this morning. He says a good rain would greatly benefit spring sown grain. James Wesley Eastham and Miss Dollie Owens were united in marriage at Hanks, July 13, 1914, Judge Ralph Kinton of ficiating. Mrs. G. L. Diggers and daugh ter, Huth, of LaGrande, are guest3 at the E. L. Abbott home. Mrs. Franklin Everett went to Hanks this week, to visit with Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brown. An Odd Breach of Promise Case By tVNKT Pt W Ueorpe Trover bd . eit-iuitHe-ly bt vB of doiui th'.iu if y .Hie attempted to Injure Miu le' u't set put u an flht. Hi' iHi,l thltia out laa i ir iiumnl !' ' ;.tont W unuVrtutiitf tilm in i.ht s mwvl, ut h!ui Inta h-h '. u t""i hlnwlf by hi o t !f I"' slivj to wtift-r a for mu . " h' , imttl po attut It lu a j t ni ! u tli vmn h ratiwl W think that h attuut to K him an tujur; No mu? cvtitd Ml frvm ht h td hat b hi.-iiuL IU m kvarniwliv CinrK(tna! to fnulU th:it iu U. .'t IHtKM-WI. "If JtOtl oulj I !! ' ""." 1m' onUI my. "you would thl uk a fry anil man." W'h-n tt wa imoiiiHI Cut tlfore Trowr vtuptiKHt to su.u ;.m-tt her ttuit luttiiuilo frU'iid 1 l t Ii"' 0 hT by t-l!UiB h-r tint t!rv s aonirthltu: u hi rvun'tortiv f-r hi. h r-H'tit:int and ti on uiiUarMif bordra U lni'i 1st tttit way h bor yuiiitli.v T'h h tw nfMMHl that hia rrlin? lu loiint hi-r tiiitid of ou ln hi duly bound to tor. The rpu!t .is a t tri( tm I, Ni kii aftf Ih Mig:ii.-i-ni.'lt l' trth w't liporcv m th tr-t n.i.k tig with yoima vniiiwn 1 1 nn'y ii ii watly drtuwsl. Th girl i tiikn j with im'Mt mtntctutiui and ! .V,'n4 ! Into t'.txiruv s f.nt In a .iv INt. i o .1 d D"t Uk lirii t;i.iri tun ! t if e$ of hla 11 .ini- Iix41iii hi hi st U'tratty atld anvy xf I irt.-d Tlu n In- Ut 'd siiillo. Nnvml nnd rt-M-il .hi tst.Oe ft'nt boiiw and wmt tii;n, a n.tl.' brraklnt: their ftur-tsi-im-iit f.! not th irorr thing fur !n-r t. i! Sh atHHlId hittf tlrxt rtilirsl fur mi rl I'lun.illoii ih iiltcl wil t it i!.h f r rtily to her ut roiiinnuii. itlui hi-r dti-Ulon. but bparvl ttt .r I By till lUne uml tand that lur kir ,n i h.t i-- i. .r SUd Wondirrd h:it ln ii k.' 1.1 l J. Surtly h mu!d n'd f ui t. l.iW iinp liotli of the tin-iikiiii; -f f ci-i-mpiit. And t. -uiii,.i. -iriij th.t start ha) iriv whn hi- hid n t h.-r. Inilii nthii! jtnlit. mi. ut hp n ! I 9tl)AUIfSj a to ht th matlrr s t. .li fault? AoothiT Pnn!d.'r!ti!i mm Into her brad-that, hivln; f..iit,l new Iovb, ho mlu-ht il.i.f l T wllb the old on, tint In Ci.t mi would b Out In? likely Itt n. tilf lur that h artfptfd lit tlImW- i ? Finally t;irKi' r i t i 'M .. And bat wsi (tj A imte fnuu an ..ir.-r, annoniidnc that on U lm'f id i;u-i- f Trorer, K he had Ims;iih ir. ...l n- aealiiHt bi-r fur brvach of ru(mi Kstelle read the tmie iih aimmp ment Her Rrt thotiwht w.'i tliiit tm no account could ttiere ever .n Ik Mweeo them any am h thin; n hue sud that nhe wmild n'ef n i, i e man who bad treated her in an rt traordliinry a fashion. It !-. ("mite time for ber to ee her true K!iiun She bad nreepfed tleore, hit j r-. iii. much of Ida tliin;. and to ie her he had cbaneil hi Kvui atimi Sh hud broken ihe eiiKaecnent m wilnj her llanre wnlkltm on the irwt with an other B'rl. She had no evldeli'e that tbla girl had supplanted her. It l i .m to ap-ar to her that ahe had m ted hastily. An uncle of here n an at torney, and (he went Immediately to hli ofilee. There she told him the try and aaked his dv e "Voo are plailtiK me In an unpleaa snt position." he aald. shmuKluit hi tbouldcr. "Cwirire came to me and taked me to bring tbla ault. I illlned to bave anything to do with It. and he put bla ruse In other baud. 1 don't see now bow ran take youra." "Hut you can adrUe me, uncle, csu't your "Certainly." "Well, what do you think of a man who will brina ault of breach of promise aRaltiit a wnrunuT" "Men and women both come under the law." "Can be force me to marry him? "No. Ho la not trying to do that He la merely claiming payment tt a broken heart." "Broken heart! I don't believe he baa a heart. Can be tri t dnmaae?" "That depend upon the Jury. 1 fan cy from what you have told me be can prove hla caw. The Jude will prole ably Itintrui-t the Jury to find for the plaintiff, and they will award dam age of 1 cent" "What! Insult me by considering my love worth no mure than that!" "No. It would mean that Ceorgp la In the right, yon. uf course, being In the wrong Hut they wouldn't like to punlah a woman for Mending n man sway even If there were no legal rea son for her nctlon. They might give him damage,! for bin nnmeiitH to you." lie can have them all back. What shall I d.i?" "Id't me telephone (Jcorge to come here mid m-llle the matter out of fonrt." She nflftented to thin, and (ieorge an. pea red. (leorge." snld the nncle, "who wn that girl Extelle met you walking wlthr A young woman I wan taking lo the office of a friend of mine to whom I had applied In her behalf for a posi tion." "Nothing between yon?" "Certainly not" ' "Then you two had better make up" And they did. When George fella the story to Clients Ida wife aayg ahe forgave him hecaoas be didn't know any lietter. At th Summer Resort. "Do you know the name of that hamlHorno young mini over there?" ISo, ma'am. I'm a new arrival hero myaclf." "Dear, dear, how embnrrnsntnit. I waa engaged to lilin limt Hummer and for the life of me I can't think of bis namo."-Detrolt Vreo Vrvnn. 8ounded Suaplcious. think our conlldintlnl "You cleric should be watched?" uln.d Mr. Tje ulwaya thought lie waa 1 tiklds. .... ,.. ! I it k d'd I." .. i'-t 't,r lull ! .... !' ! -'"J ' ' " h ,..j!t l!e I ('I'll m. i i fit " " '"'I h in I a I Mind. "!!..' !nr' .nnniid.d !! " - n .ie tiikni; sU'tit ' ' !- !,!. l: l.'MI !,.! Iit hli.M . . . . ii..... 1 ., i. ...nit i:. .t iln. -NiM'i f. r...mn.Uil UJr, haoa ' Journal t i - -.. U ... t,.u.r vl MiM. . ... r fc e ; f-Hnj t- e li -. It: I 04 tl h ii.it a i-1 ut writ r ... i v '-..-I. ' .1. il ! . k 11 Mm it f' in .1 ! . I . r . f ..i:f li ft I .-. I tr.it -,t Wide are rittiiit? Wat il rer !( -..- V ' ., i- i iiio,"" ri j.!!.-! the trtin, '!'! Inline h, hs'i i.in ! n .n- 4 i!u 1 -1 f.i ,- i-i lh.it l i t. and i.l. I lull lit ,iie t , . . t 11 huvii, " - .Viil.iuiii M.iit'i'v", LOCOCO LI? CHICKS. f tf 1 ?.. I I t " llJllt I . jf in I - I H, , .4 ': it, 1. . 1.. . I . . ! 1 1- 5 M .win. elr. I. ... .-. t :t . ! .. l . ;i! 1 n ' .4. 1 h I... . I.- ; . v.l ; . 1 1 ' .i ' a rtn 1 1 Vi 1 .It if I. . . . 1 I I l n I it I ' . -..'I I w in- i ttif lf- . I ' - W M tt 11 J . !c 0.! t'l. h.,!,-l pr-pi 1,1' U'-il ?" f , I. ir. had nit a o t d I t-ii If.-1! I. Kit n .1 ni. I ill 1; -I 1 if... I I I, , t 1,1.1 I tt uiii. 1 h it.-if a ' II. I lllif Hue ie.M.ig Mf I'm i-;l!l.d llttiter S liliii sui.l .!!,-.'..tied a ii!ui,;r on tin. f.;r.i?l hy t'ninj ft.n w -,.ni (!. !' I is. Id hi lie kiinttn by Tll.i .i!!!n tl .ft l,.-t i,rt!y In he ,i ,Ui.i (?,,. t .irn.-t to "Why. l:-f;,-r." ... h,-r touitivt-r. " I tin H"t Lti-nv iniir ii. Hue Jut It'll It t.l llle hv'.li e ml (,-u" I..,,..r l'"'i f.-r Ililie lime In " "!;""!" l"-f""- '"-vtbt. her ilt!-.,)- f...l .-r.K, ber aw,tl.y (...., r-l'.ier fl-Hid f and n hit 1 t-t. in-l "My liin-lt. htf t! I Ji-tf ran'l mmi Iwr 1l.1t hi '-."it's liiitm iHihuw Nil tional Monthly. '.'g"t. "t would IM.i. I., p n irniit fir n limn f"r nbtalitlns 11111? i:,..!. r f,)Ue pret. ii-11-t," atH.n.t the :,ttt linn Hh.it It fhe Ir ml ii ClerU. a-kit the ", f.'lhiw ..' ti. a t,i!f Inf. re- In 1 I.t-f ti-.i:it f i' ," t.-; i.i th, ,r man "Well, l:it t f tlt. matter with witi ' iiMked the 1 ii rk "There ulii't tm nnti ahitntilt," re plied the ait-ry tit:iii.-. i'l),, itin;ill tin 'inlrer. As H Told It. A marine was t. -.lifting (imt Hie CXplimhin ' f a toil on n ;tr te.,-., .mi expbwlnn which bad eiit him the tiimpitnl for Hume im.ntht "I'lea-e ei jniir vi r hm of t!, p, pl'wlnii," ho wan aiiked, "Well." he aabl, - wn. ,tandlng be aide Hi., gtm, Ho re ustt 1111 f rni ki t, and the ) t.ir ald, Tit up and take tli.- "-fiirri-nt fiplniun. Billy Hotl Buitdintj! "I can ghe yon nn r.iiii with bath," foild . B,tien, ,t, , ,.u,th "bill It'll be Imt. The building runs around that un" "Hadn't your Imihiing," f,M.,.,t ',r"H tlv" "'"t ptilmtlly, Ulr e:iHe than o run n round Hint way In hot weather?"-Ifoeky Mountain New a n 1 i . . t-'Ji' "And would yo . billing to g (f) thn enda of ,. ,., f(,r ( BHkl'lL "I'd do anylhlng fr ym m m.red her ",. w f) (.h omo R,,,,,!,,, whe ,1P ,,,,, wuh RfKNl. If it W0lllll ,. . hllpi)y .-;hlludu l ihia 'rL , ' " 1 tvm- Z" " ' ' r t- How He Loved Har. LltJ A Sl'LUNDID Ol'I'OltTUNITY Oil !k Fmiittt ii July li i i.li. ltd mtfm the lviai 1 ...n wf I leb H'Udfie rt'mlgm td ll J" I. ItM. I'ttt tlw auiiltrr til tt he ttty tt.'tild b rletale4 villi the Hi let 1 t aaittNt at, k ( .f i d.-iiimtittu f Jtty, Tat .i. .lt. II. bit Its a fullUUd la b l duy, but ilotlna lb tnt ((itar. 1. 1 ..nlun the ..I. I Itidt'lwudetttts day iiitid a4 fitier The day la u.i ui.wi Pltlngty releN'etl bf re . t . : n . tf f.e trusl hh b otadv the etti. uf Ihe A unit an tw.h It. te I "l ot uf He lirt.tliilW.M New Jel t tlli Hllt. llll battle (U-.iinl uf the licit.ltitkttt 'I h at-tt Mtu 11 New tofc and t'lilUtti-ttbU it it. . ii.'.ii ttf lite tune ti.-i.a I'll. . t . t! t the 1'iltl-b uvUWd Nt w tilt aod, f.tr a -th. of the ti i-.- I h.i.i.l. 'I'hla Watblnetuo 1 t...i .-.I liitiitt'it en the bright of M -ii.i-.rtn. Utern lb two) rltle. I I nut. h iii-tr.f New Vota tbaa I'l.:' id. I; V i Over the lower ("rooinl. fr...it lrri.t.lt to Jrit y tliy. CtHirterS . ie k. '. aple wrr lufklug sad; a ttini ..i.lir wearttig I be r4 ur lb hfi.e it unit In 1 en "iiw errnttd N-iue tit mie tothw uf Sew ik I . re the tlty of IHaut Dow tlii.lt ttas Ihe fttl.lrune uf a Tory imii.t-d U title Hia .ttihter. Vie i;i i !,t. h id t iiitttr. t he inte a Urtt I- h. tie t'lltrr a A inert, au i.rjl.-tr, f .!. 11 ci-ii. the eet.ti. wa with ;. t i i tl 1 1 iite al New Vota, and in. Ihe aimt of ut-cnfxillttn bad III fie I 1 it 1 ihe f.mnj t iiif'tibniaa Rtade ftfi"t .1 r. orih'iit l-t ti ihe lady he h-t.d. hll AUa Tr 1'Hdwet wbtt it at t ntl-t..t t, rle In the eft" tile t.r thin ami alttxtl Ihe aeine dl tan. mi a miiiiiar etraiet 1 iih. r n.e tr Untie ofti.tit waa 11 !!.. t f t I ij.1.1 the hand vf attioe p . ..1 t!i.4 uf f.trj(tiii jtarly wt the !!- a,f . .1 stlil. h be f.Hiiibl. TWb, I." It it tulfe Kmnibie that bef 01 ' I nit-. I t. W ard! mantbits. Hue ni,hi 01 ibe l uunli ef July, b the mil I h iiLuant Tru hrWtfe, il. t. t i d ug the limitfe Iu.-iiiUIii, gat h.i.d iht f.e lallry tteera bin mi l ti e f.l and drvw up before t'.i. git WHhotit tllll. o ( ad ii. 'i.d be .tttkr.l li.ld the teiutas lit nil. I Ui inilii in the dr a Willi nana. Mte it rt U. i i:y nite b .flurlirtL r. 1 1 .. e .kr. hvf If be bad rmiie l.i- i I . tluiirir. If be bad Im4 belter teste but In ad ! b iotlliwa atke itf it n t.i I )r !. rrt-IWta Neteftb -thf..o!i..ilt Ihe htile.ef his tUM be t (f .irr. id t . a be fottatt hiid.eif fl-lis-tt in d-i tumrty ail the l its.ii.i-. the )'uu lady rutiButug bee ttt-lf tit iiio.ts titihle Tru ttf! i. kurw of the altrulkm ef I , i iMt I'l mj.t .n and bad fm la twr to her to det Ide Ivlwern blw 'f a Ml the ItrUlthef lie Ua a little t . h t. i id rrou.-ed to lha ,(!m I but ii.-itii. tin. nin a'fn of till I en- il.-r ro,trrattii,rii, ettdelum la el- k h:m He tmltiml and Jul ae be fiiiihr, with the ida "tWlde tut hetnitn him and me" a rhar cbeif "i-' "I and hit rll lvH-tt furlh a the tlr.-t t.f a rttiten. If t. matter I to be art fled brre." he li,, - rfrfef Ii. I (.1 t pl. et o the i-mIiI. ii of etrttni(.vr. Ilattief. I wniHd hear my d.m opmly ' 'How t ..li.t-a it. rapum," said Trw hfi.,... "ih.it tun are au near Ihe A nice una iin.-e nt.ti nd In unlfitrtn? Are snare that If ratiKbl a you are ,,. ,(,.,B ,., fl trrttrti ,,r it- bad 1.0 a,..hrf .,.,kB h, w,da jth Hlrrp M m m, f h,lfW j h t ft ,!fn.iit and thrmish the window j the. e. ii d ee a ibnen l olttlltelilal itri irt, Bt Ihe (rate. Alt nffl.-er tl iii..iihI,m1 and milling up t ihe detf ' h ' ' "l't s ked Into Ihe ball l.'fkii miu the Hrlng rnn be saw Ihe ft., men and the girl f Trow 1 - ' In hum he rv tuftilred a (tatrtot nilii. r. h ai. 1 '"'"li me. sir. for etilerlftf una ifmhiMtd. but I hitte in l.thl thai a Criiith tj r In this lieli;hlh.itl ! ""'I tii,.-,. ,, boute I wt upirtl by Ut. j t..t(..t,. Tnrie t am likely Bud him "Thi ie bt mt py n tln preinlwa," re.in. Trowbridge. "I give joa y w..i, f.,r th it The uflinr ..kii ailtphloii.ly al riillipti.il - f.-nr," ,w Mtl ..ha, I hill have to m.k thl geiillvman to Ph an aeeonnt f bltiiaeir," rilmplon waa nUut to apeak -to d fl.re hit ldentliy-hett Trowbrblga (ttuppt-d him " I have vouched for Ihe gentleman." he ml.) -That ahould tie enough." "Who la hef I have told you that he Is not spy " "Neveribeleaa I hi ind aatbify myself of Ihnl " ' I i-aie this boute, air." "I n ttht auihorltyj" "Hy order of (he commander In bief I am Lieutenant Trowbridge of Ida n t si IT . " T'ar,.,, H,,., lieutenant," aald Hie "iter, and, lornlng, he rejoined bla triMiier. anil they all rode away. Then followed an lniOeMve tableao. Vln liila, tornlng h, Captain IMImplon. 'ok lilt hand In hoth of Iter, looking him xfi niif.i-tiy lu the eyes Then ahe turned, and. throwing her arms about Tnnthritlg... her head fell on hla hri'iiHt. "I do not blaiue you." aald the rap. '"In "I only regret that might not HI hunt have !,,. given an oppor Innlh in do an noble an action," Without another word he left the houe and never saw Virginia WardMt again, Couldn't Oa Too Particular. 'in la a woman nh.. ,.,. - IllVorco berllim.. I.... t i ,. , ' " "oiimi comiM.ia "T to alei-ii In . r.,1.11.... ,.. ., ' ,. . ., ""ii earn pap,., """ '"M ,,own r'ln,"'..,"'il ",M,,,t "r rowI Mr. ""'' Mny be t,,lt .M th , !;;ll;;:;iM " Ja In talkln nf Miss Mnnryhaga .bi' k hardly was discreet, Hhe heard him call tier dull, and aa ,Hha cut him 0- Ihe street. - - . t aba ago. PEOPLE'S THEATRE I FLORENCE ' Tlir ,! Mm Stern in The Pawns of Destiny an AiWvil IViturt i! I Slu IJ list. The Fire in the Big' Tenement House If you air KC ,latfJ turcs )tm miss thcM-. 't atii, (c ANCU.A MAY Ten lirr uf 5lnRlntf wntl pjtno IcniH arraiv-tsl , KOIIM 4, - HANK ASMS, I -'cry lay. VHWKW IIOMl or SKk I'n-ler rlmrife f cjrrirmtd ti ir-.c, MltS. CIIAH. tlAllDNKR, frrnn rorUattit Slui. atC,t fftitfl ! rh. HIH!!, IWl of i f. Mi-iW pom I leti. VI til i4 THE LIFE CAREER at' I tvn c )-a, . t wJ f fr iib br4 ! . m t 4 iH loftytiith Ntaoel Wir Oprst 5l:l'li:niU:U iHth, WfltS H llhitllilrl ffM ( art, "III I ill ( mt ' ij tt CiU- log toiiliitioig lull liihm ilk thiitt ( ,iii - Jti.KH I tUMl AgfiHtomv, Aotiftil ll.itt iiij!v.l'Hi bandty. IVolify llsiti.tnai. Hikite Alfkidlilf to If ,!, hfitf, I OtililHli t M.IM I llNi HOf ltt NilWlt I lont'ttk S, w n, . I Kiettk !k I NiilM I HSti I ictt, li. Iflit!i Highway, Me. btnk,il, I lmkaJ. Mal. t.eramk. l.iiW l Ki I. I'twHHAtf. iMiOMkUL AH I n l'eilfl..a.l.' I eerifi lk ullu', D Ing, Home Mttnt' I..ik. h4itiul Aft. I iifetttv. lulnc Sh.ifl CiWw. We .teio-l'Uiw. StranC 84 Voki (.ulloir, f umttt Ittniiwtt C. by Mel f AAhtt TMK arUITS, tiwildi,,., t,'iittn" SUMMONS. ... Ml IH Tlllt CIIUM'IT nit ltT vr MTATK OK OKWiUM rua . WAMHINHTUN COUNTT. limb Ihrk iiino, I'lmttitil W, J iitkin.m, IWfii Uiil . To W. J. Ut. klii-ut. Ih lft """ defendant' , . j In the name of Ihe HUlr ! are heiebr reunited to a.nat .ii. riiiilln I Ci.urlaad cu oa - birt rn.Uy, lb d ""Tz hlxblsais weks iler th ''u,. Jj II, tt piihlieallt.fi of Oila '"nra?,r3 plead totlmnoinplsMil herein n''9t, r:i"i!"' !';. lVlZ7ti m .PP'r tor ttii ni.ir.-M, ,, if. Ut Ibe t ourl fur a deer orevr !' . lug th bond of li.a'fli'oo'f ' " hrt.ilnreiitliig bln '!u "j idalcllftiilHin lb ground ( '" iiliumaii tratiliiienl. for "r Ti. nlsm hI of ihe minor children of ilil PJ". lilt and derendant. and for rt '"' ' g liiitbnf relief a b lh t,,lrt ""7 meet and o,ullahle Tbla suiiiiniiiis i tnrr u "'-".' bf ii.hllllon In the HlllalHiro Am" elrlueof an order of lb " ' rt' Ut ... t ..!.-I'lrf II I I "I"' . iirawuier, tune"' m uImi m lliBCoiinlyol V'hii-gioii ami Oregon, and st.ltl order nf"r disl iiul.lliathiii a J"i 1 ,,h' ' iu-aat lb dale id Ihe last .ultllrlt i7l, m. ... ..-' Uilliu Harry vattriti. an r' , ,,rMOtiis( Attorneys for I'lalnUlf. ' im lliilldlng, IWtland, Oregon. Admln'nlratot'a Nolle Notice I hrrehy given imhtislra"'' lifii.il ha heeit aiiiiollil'Kl L.il. of the Kaiate of Anton K rlitarer, (M -.1.1 ....... ... I,.l.,if IIIIHl .... -mil nyu iiitlll-i't .' - . 1,44,10 I"" Coiinly liouri of th main 'l'Tfa(lf liiel'.i.u.l. ..f U'a.liitllfhlll. l'"Ti Il oualllind as audi admlni"!"-1''' ""Ii.jnrt a-iven that all nMon bvm , against said ealale are re.ii enirt o ntfi an n, j tHIB Wall in MllltllOW, OroK niontha Pom data lieraof. j M John Krteger. A''"?. Keialeof Aub.iie K rliwer. ir LAWRENCE Vorboorl, Uron.