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2 Nights Only-Mon. and Tues., May 22-23
The Idol of the Screen
MARY PiCKFORD
In Her Greatest Characterization
IN FIVE ACTS
A Typical,andjPowerful Portrayal A Genuine Pick
ford Classic
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I Mary , Pickford the
I'vVorld's foremost mo-
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peats in "Rags" the
transcendent triumph
she attained in "Teas
of the Storm Country"
hitherto conceded to
be her greatest success.
Special Photo-Play Organ Music
By Vincent Engeldinger, formerly Pipe Organist at the Rex Theatre, Eugene J
Usual prices for this attraction 5-1 Oc
REMEMBER! "Liberty Theatre" the home of the very best in photo dramas.
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"BY
MoKINNhf
The primary raniuaitrn closes
tonight, and thtre has bn a
piritfd battle for nomination.
The Arjjus has endeavored to
state nothinR but facts in the
advocacy of candidacies. It h9
had no spleen to vent, and I as
supported certain gentlemen be
cause it believed in their efficien
cy and conduct of official duties.
It has endeavored to insult the
intelligence of no voter and has
no apologies to otTer. Tha Argus
trusts the sober common sense
of the body politic will have its
expression at the polls, Friday.
and then will begin the cam
paign for November.
Ixxk out for figures coming to
the public at the last minute
when it is impossible to correct
them. Any statement that will
btur analysis is generally put
forward in plenty of time. The
"last minute" work is never de
pendable. One of these efforts
is to place the cost of the crimi
nal courts. There are thousands
of dollars difference in the rec
ord facts from Clerk Luce's
leiger to statements now being
sent out. The civil cases take
perhaps fully fifty percent., or
more, of the court costs. Place
no credence in figures sprung at
the last hour. The total cost of
the circuit court, both CIVIL
and CRIMINAL, for 1915. in
cluding jurors, bai litis, witnesses,
justice court costs, grand juries,
court reporters, meals for jurors,
and everything, is, according to
Clerk Luce's books. $10,983.99.
of which $UC5.36 is from justice
courts. The circuit court costs
are $9,618.63 for the 12 months.
The boat for Salt Creek will be
ready about Sunday and there
is bound to be a considerable
passenger list.
II. W. Miller, of Forest Grove,
was a county seat visitor the
last of the week.
Fred Hamel. ot West Union,
was greeting friends in the city
the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Greer, of
Portland, were out Sunday,
guests of the K. II. Greers.
M. McDonald, of the Oregon
Nursery, was in the city Mon
day.
Chas. Stephens and Clell Cars
tens, of Banks, were in the city
Monday.
G. F. C. Geishirt, of Watt
Union, was in town the first cf
the week.
Born, to Wm. H. Bunger and
wite, of North Plains, May 16,
1916, a daughter.
Born, at Hillsboro, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Batchelder, of near
North Plains, May 15, 1916, a
daughter.
John E. Bailey and wife, of
Forest Grove, were Hillsboro
visitors today.
Spaces are left on the ballot bo
a voter may write in the name of
anyone else if the printed names
are not satistactory.
Claims allowed for the Month of
Aim ii, 1316.
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH'j?
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
To Wiihelm Jnliiw Hrmann, nd th
known hriraof Willielm O Hurinann,
tii PtU Ontfju. auJ all
mwmix intonated in aaiJ ealate.Oreetinn :
In the Name of tba Ktat of Onwui:
Yu and oh of you ar liereby cited and
rauir1 to appear tb Oouiit? Court
" lJh Wtt "I OrPH(.ii, for Waahington
fount?, at the eonrt room tlirel a
iion tU. lib day of Ju..Ml6,lb
nanift being thflS'.h judicial day of tin
Jiuv lnr or nam county court, a' in
hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of gild
day, and then and thorn Bli w pmw, II
nv yoj have, why an ordKt oftalil 'jourr
xhonld not he made authorizing,
linemhiir. empowering and direntini! 10 .1
MuMear, as adniiulntrator of thn estttv
nf Wilhplrn O Hnimnn, dfrrt t,3 h1'!
at private wale for nauli In hand all the
fnllowinir dewrlbed real profwrty, lyiio!,
tieing and aituaUi In Wanliinirtun County,
nrp')n, and particularly dcsnrllwd, a
follows, towit:
The nort heast quarter of tin S nilhwot
iiuartxr of S-,tio,i 1(5 in Tuwnsi: " N n Ii
of nances Wm of w II'hiiiuUo MRinliau.
coutaiuing 4 1 acred.
a p-ayrd for in tbe petition of aaid K .1
McAlear, a audi ailiiiiiilatrator, for the
purpoxfl of realizing lunda to pay the
indebteitnnsa aKainat aaid trttate, and the
Cnata end charge of the ad ml liatration
tlmwof.
Witnefla thrt Honorable I) H Rnaaonrr,
Jude of the r.ii, nt y Court of the State of
'tr'inon, for WaHUiniiton bounty, with
the nal of slid Court altixed thia .'Ird day
ol May, HtlO.
Attest: E. C. Luce.
. County Clerk.
By Henry Kuratll. Drnuty.
William Q iiare, Attorney fur Ailinin
ltraUir.
May the beat men win!
R & II Buxton Mercantile Co.,
$6.05; Sylvan Mercantile Co., $6.70;
J I! Campbell, $1.85; Seventi Bros,
$3.(15; E Fischer, $2.25; Bell & Ow
ens, 2 bills, $0.75, $14; Hoffman
Bros, $4.80; S Riley Cogan, $25.60,
Hunger Bros Lumber Co,
bridgcg $ 93.65
R & II John Wunderlkh, $262.40
Charles L Baker, $2.55; N Bangs,
$2; Stevens Bros, $11.75; Haulen-
beck Bros, $4.20; Banks Iron
Works, $4; Frank Petrzilka, $2.50;
J II Wescott & Son, $19.85; L J
Holtz, $2; George Mickle, $5.1.6;
City of Cornelius, $1.50; Bram &
Siedelman Lumber Co, $14.32; Hod
son Feenaughty Co, $87.99; Sylvan
Mercantile Co, $8.75; Eagle Lum
bcr Co, $23.89; Hodson Feenaughtey
Co, 2 bills, $74.97, $42.89; Bell &
Owens, $43.15; Groner & Rowell,
$6.15; Banks Iron Works, $3.80;
Coast Culvert & Flume Co, $36.72;
Honeyman Hrlw. Co, $16.79; Challa
combe Bros, $$2.40; A B Schoon
over, $5.40; Denny-Renton Clay &
Coal Co, $27.09; Oregon Electric R
R Co,, $3.90; Sagert & Blank, $1.75;
Ilodton Feciwughty Co, $229.70;
Speil & Wegner, $11.75; I N Robin
son, $2; Chas Geiberger, 2 bills,
$4.65; $6.15; Wm Davis, $1; J L
Groff, $4.70; J Gaarde, $7.40; Hills
boro Mercantile Co, $10.15; Elmer
(Concluded Next Issue)
UnN HISTORY
Carnatlun Company Still Making
a Campaign lor More Product
STILL PAVING SI1SF0R MW Mil k !
Field Man Onh Say high! Price I'vir'
Paid at Thin Season
This Attractive Range
Field man F. 0. Orth. for the
Carnation Co.'s condensers, here
and at Forest Grove, was in tl'
city Tuesday en route for coun
try points, attempting to fur
ther build up the milk supply for
the two institutions. The com
pany is receiving more milk ut
present than at any time in its
history, at this time of year1, and
asamatUrof fact the highest
price for May season is now be
inu paid produeers-Jl.GT) per
htindred-weiRht,
A campaign for more milk
means that the factories are re
ceivir.tr orders for product great
er than before, and the milk
pioducers who can not make
something out of dairying at the
present prices, are out of luck.
fhi9 is the best jjrass season,
and less feed is required for the
herds.
Mr. Orth states that less milk
ia now beintf shipped to Portland
than for a number of seasons,
and the outside shipment u
trrowing less and less all the
time.
Mrs. Mary fcJ. Loxley, wife of
John Loxley, died at her home in
this city, Sunday, aged t) years.
She leaves a husband, and n
daughter. Mrs. Taylor, a teacher.
The funeral took place Monday,
and interment was in the,. local
cemetery.
Samuel Boone, aged about 1",
of near Varley. fell olf a porch
Sunday, and broke both bones of
one of his forearms. Dr. ttrwin
reduced the fracture, which was
a bad one, the bone proti tiding
through the tlesh.
The first real warm weather of
the Spring season struck this
section the first of the week,
and it made the asphalt in the
paved street loom up like darkies
in a woodpile.
The music pupils of Miss Dee
Darlinjr will give thel- Spring
recital at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Nelson, Saturday eve
ning, May20. at 8 o'clock.
A. A. Pike, of Beaverton, was
in town Monday, attending the
Development League meeting.
J. C. Miller and wife, of the
Arcade district, were city callers
Monday afternoon.
Judge U. O. Stevenson, of
Gales Creek, was in town Tues
day, greeting friends.
4 Years Chief Duputy
C. G. REITER
Candidate for Republican Nomination
for
County Surveyor
Primary Election May 19, 1916
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court or the Slate of
Oregon for Washington County.
crneat . Lang,
Plaintiff,
Eva M. PurUll,
Defendant. .
To Eva M. Purtell, defendant
above named.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Or OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to anpaar and answer the
complaint filed ngaiimt you in the
above entitled Court within six
weeks from the firht publication of
una nummona, to wu 1,10 ;iri (lay or
July, 1916,and if you fail to answer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded, in the complaint, to wit th-tt
the plaintiff recovar r. decree ag"im:t
the defendant for the sum of $2S0(l
with interest theraon nt the rati of
8 per cent per annum from the 20th
day of October 1914 and the further
sum of $350.00 attorneys fees and
the coats and disbursements of thin
suit. That the mortgage given hv
the defandant to the plaintiff
(dated Urtobor 20ih, 1914, recorded
in book 73, pago 116, records of
mortgages, Wanhington County, Or
egen.) upon the following Droner'-v
to secure the payment of said Bum of
fZKOQ be foreclosad, towit: beginn
ing at the quarter section point be
tween sections 2 nd 3 .Towimbip 2
South Range 1 WeBt of W. M. runn
ing thence South 54 degrees Kant
2.94 chains; thence North 50 degrees
seven minutes East along lino be
tween Ix)ts 30 and 31 in North Tig
ardville Addition 8.97 chains to Gra
ham Avenue; thence along Graham
Avenue to a point in the extention of
a line between lots 27 and 28 of said
Addition, beinsr 2.99 chains more or
less; thence South 39 degrees 63
minutes West 8.97 chains more or
less to the placa of beginning, con
taining 2.64 acres, being the ensit
part of lot 81 in North Tigardville
Addition according to the recorded
plat thereof, in the office of the re
corder of conveyances of Washington
l-ounty, Stato of Oregon. Also fill
the following described real nronortv
situated in the County of W.isrfinr-1
ton and State of Oregon, viz: All of
lts numbered Twentv-Enrht (28)
Twenty-Nine (29) Thirty (30) and
Thirty-Two (32) of and in North
Tigardville Add'tion as shown by
the man nnd nlnt thereof duly re
corded in the office of the recorder
of conveyances of Washington
County, Oregon. That said mort-
is s KI nt an unusually low
juice. SM cusy weekly
or monthly terms. Cnni' d in
Plain Hack or Knanieleil llaek.
Call anil examine I lie new
model of the I'Vco Scwiu ,
Machine. KtK;iril'v.ss ot pi iee,
it is the equal ol uti vuiiu'Iiiuc
on the market. Sold fi down
and $i per wttk.
E. I. DONELSON,
Furniture
JOHN U. SMITH
For State Senator
Counliet of Unaoln, Tillamook, Washington and Yamliill
Ncwlrg, Die, May i5, loiti.
My pear Voter: I cannot travel
all over four counties to meet yon
personally. I. take the liberty l iv
uiiutlinn you of my platform npjieaj.
iug iu official pamplet issuetl by tin
Secretary of Stale wherein I espies
my convictions as s.tronj;ly as pai Ha
meutary laii)iiujc will iK-runt. If
any of my competitors have uu ismu
it has not yet appeared ami cannot
appear now. Humeusomc lobulation
U the issue. Mv slecan is. "NO
MORI-; LAWS. Repeal, Ametnl, Abolis. Drastic Cut
tin of Kxpcusej." If you approve, hclp iue in the
fight before ami lifter election. It is your fiejit as well
as mine. Simerely yours,
JOHN U. SMITH Paid A-l.
Republic Prim.ri. May 19 FOR STATE SENATOR
v v' 7.
Piii yaixrself
in HER4place
fir. flan
"Why not get a good
oil stove to that dur
ins; the hot weather
Your wife or mother
or abler or daughter, ,f
can prepare th.
meals in a cool.com
iortubU hitchtn?
I
Thfrc's no ovi-rhi'iiliiig
the kitclu-n wi.ii unap-ta-dutd
oil cook kIoVl', It's
just like cool in; wiih city
gas, Tla buincra con
centrate tin heat at llw
differ cut cooking points.
NEW PEKECTION
GL.CO3i3$TOVE
4 mil mini
AW, ftpl V
No wool or ctwl or
ashes to lug. No
waiting for fires to
catch up. The Ioik
blue chimneys do
away" with oil
amoke anil Miu-11.
In . 't, 3, and 4 turner
Irea, with or.ulii
ovna. Atno rntiloi
niutlcla wall Kirrlrflii
cu.il.ihK own,
STANDARDOIL
COMPANY
ILalilulula)
Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
gngo bfl decreed to be the mort
gage of the (lefuiidaiil and a purchase
rite nio; tg:iL"j iijion the above d-in'i-ilicd
pitrrels of hind, thut said
moitgago he foreclosed and the
property sold in the manner pro
vided by law and that the prorevda
ari.sing from suid sule be appliod
firKt to the payinp.it of the costs and
diidiurser.ieiits of this suit and the
cuf.t and expenses of , making isle
leid the ri'iiiiiiniler thertaof be apollod
to the payment of the claim of the
plaintiff, on account of principal, in
lereHt and uvtorncy fea-s, ana that
any li!ncc thereafter ' remaining
ho paid to the defendant, her heirs
and aligns, That the plaintiff
may becomo n bidder at said sale
and i.h'tl the defendant atd all per-8.-4111
claiming by or through or under
l'fr after the period of redemption
fib;: 1 1 have expired bo barred and
forever foreclosed of and from all
equity of redemption 1n or to said
p.-oporty. And t'ut the plaintiff
may liavn such other nnd fuHhor re
lief as is meet in tha premises.
This summons is served upon you
by publication , thereof once each
week for six , consf-cutite weeks in
The Hillsboro Anjus, a newspaper
published in Hillsboro, Washington
(!ounl.v. Kl ilo ,,f )hu,.,, k. .-.i.
of tho Honorable Ceorge R. Bagloy,
jiKii'o or me ".novo e"titld Court
rini'c and en'.ered on the 17th day
of May, 101 fl. '
JAS. S. STRICKLER,
Attor.i-!V for Plaintilt.
Fiwt publication May 18, lDlrt.
List publicatior June 29, lttlfl.
TO iTi:itH.
NOTICR OP FINAL
SKTTLKMENT.
Ni.tico is heivby given that the
lindcrHiLri ed Iiiik Hulv dlnrl inn
n a.u. ,,,,
fecount ben-jn and 'hat the Honor-
alili' C'ilmt' Cniiit h:ia ant
and place for bearing of the same
nnd any ol,j elions th it may he
nmdi or filed thereto for Monday,
.lnnr. im'i, ' 1'0, nt 'l-o court loom
nt the court house at Hillsboro, Ore
gon, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said
day.
Dated thin Ififh dnv ef May. 1916.
CARRIE HCHEDVIN,
Admmistratnr of the 'Btate of
lohn .SYheJvin, Deceased.
JOHN M. WAI,f
Attorney for Estate. t J
The present dlHlrlit uttui ncy U
flooillug the county wlili Iriirrn 1.1!
lug of Ills record nnd hbi'Iii thnl I
liave hud aNHlstiiiico In soiiiu of Uu'
I in porl mi l eiiHca I have trli'il. Hi'
stains that every iIiiiiiiikh ami t'niilly
raae tried Ima been won for I lie
county; thut no money hus been p.ild
for oiitalilo hkhIhIhih'o nnd Hint I h
routs and lines colleciml n i t t( v 1 1 i n t . -If
imy llio eiitiru expeiiMe uf Hie eniii
Inal courts. Note that not u simile
fllture is pulilUhed. Voters lire en
titled to IlKures thut they muy Judgo
for theniselves. In seven nnd one half
years ho tins tried threo dauwmo ami
rour equity cases; lias hml en nsMls
Unt all the time, uicept the le.st rmn'
east's, paid by the taxpayers; Iuih
tried Ave cuses In tho Hupreino court,
won throe and lost two.
Tfc year 1915 wus an average n r
and the lines uud costs cnlli'iied
amouuted to f 2 , ii T, l . 5 uml the enilm
expense of operutliig tho criminal
courts amounted to l3,a2IMU.
These ar tho figures taken from I lie
records after deduetlng'tho costs of
civil cases. The llsures hero given
tire for criminal mutters alone.
I liuve had uhhIhI iiiico in a few
eases, and won many, while he Iiiih
been assisted by his brother, an alii"
attorney, in neurlv all of I. Iu fua
'WII and criminal. Ho you ivcill
inore than a half domm eases dui lm:
Uie past eight years that he has tried
alone?
If tho office hna been so ably and
economically conducted, why the ne
cessity of these misleading state
ments? He made the statement, hint
Saturdny at a meeting that the tax
payers are not required to pay over
1600 per year while the figures show
that tho entire expenso, after de
ducting fines and costs, collected for
the year 11)15, wus over $10, noil.
I have refrained from ottnrkltiir the
professional and social i,uli
wy opponent as I believe ill u lull
eiiiiomuniy appeal to tho vol era. I
am a rsndlduto and will ap'tie.'liilo
your support. Jl. t, HAdUCY.
(Paid Adv.)
John Uebel, of ahove Mmin
taindale, waa a city caller Wed
nesday afternoon.