I
C. B. BUCHANAN & CO, Inc.
HilUboro, Cornelius
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Gt ain. Hay, Flour, Feed and
Grain Dags.
Car lot shippers of POTATOES and
ONIONS. Grain chopped or
rolled at any time
Lumber, Shingles and Lath
f At Cornelius
Beaver State Flour
The Des Tlour at the Lowest Price
Telephones!
HiMsboro, Main 14. Cornelius, City 1515.
North Plains, Main 263.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce that I have opened a
Greenhorn ou Twelfth ami Oak Sts.,
ilillsWo, and am prepared to fill outers
for nil kinds of flowers, shrubbery, etc.
A specialty of floral designs for funerals,
fraternal ordcis, etc. Also am prepaied
to do landscape gardening, and floral
decorating for all occasions.
SPECIALS
Flowering Plant
Pueific Supreme Tomato plants, lliumy's lU-st
tomato, and Karly Oregon, earliest uu Pacific
Coast. '
Peopers, New IVrfietion. '
Cabbage plants, all vaiiiics.
Carl E. Muller, Florist
Hilltboro, Oregon; Route 5
Special
from HilUboro to
Principal Eastern Cities
imn" .via' i
CALIFORNIA .
On sale daily: -June tst to Sept. 30th, 1916
stopovers allowed
Keturu limit: 90 days from date of sale not to
exceed Oct. 31, 1916
To starlight it to end right"
THE SHASTA ROUTE
is the right
Attractions
.,.,., SEE '
Mt. Shasta Shasta Springs Mt. Usen
San Francisco Los Angeles Yosemite Valley
Southern California Panama California Ex.
1, ., , position 1
LIMITED TRAINS
on all Southern Pacific Routes
, ODCEN ROUTE-'Taa route ol Ikt Umlttdt .'
SUNSET KOUTF.-'Thruh SlwrUnd.'
EtPASO ROUTE-'The roul. ot lowoit eltitudaa.'
Ask local Ag nl for further Informanion or
writ John M. Scott, General Pattenger
. Agent, Pojtl.nd, Oregon.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC LINES
SENIOR
PRESENTS
''What Happened
To Jones"
Broadhurst $100,000 Comedy
Director, E. L. Moore
If you can enjoy a good laugh and many of
them come to the
Crescent Theatre
Thursday Night, May 18
Seats on sale at HilUboro Pharmacy
Prices: 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
and North Plains
Rates
way to start
enroute
CLASS
r' yp'", - . r ;
ARE YOU GOING
TO BUILD?
Sec J. S. Lorsung & Soli's'
(Jcncral Contractors
irick and Cement work douc.
Hon bouses and barns. S6.10
ner thousand for lumber, shin
gling, 85 cents per thousand.
House work accordingly,
grading and excavating, all
work guaranteed.
nU Fir Street. Hillsboro
P. 6. Hox 113. Phone Main
i)2.
PRESERVE
That little touch of landscape
which appears to you. A
fine line of Eastman Kodaks
-the only best from $1.25 up.
We develope and print
Hillsboro Pharmacy
1 tilt ( ol NTY ( I.KKK
To I'u' Voters of the Republican
Party for Wnshimrton County: 1 am
a i ,m.ithit' for the rmiiiinution for
County Clerk, for the I'ninnry hlec
tioit to be held Mtty ltflh, r.U'i; have
h.H'n chief deputy County Clerk for
the mint two terms: wan born in
Wafhinirlnii County; am familiar
with the work of the office, unci if
lioiuiimted unci elected will during
my trim of office, attend to the du-
t'.s tht-vpor. rxi-rciMintr economy,
iml t'lMirti-sy to the public.
1'uid Adv. Henry A. Karat!!.
I'or County Commissioner
I lu-tthv announce uivk-lf a raudidate
f r the I'rpuhlicau ii"iiutmti..n M conn
iv comuiUmourrat thr j imaiy election
M it l). If nominated mid elrclci! 1
promi to enclose the me m e io
(..mini Of u emmtv I r.sit rm as I w uld
ill ntv ( uu piiv e It i . I h tn an ail
v.icitii nf v. ixl tout mill will do nil in
mv t wer towarl iiiip imiii lit of conn
ty hlmm. Ilenry T. Hesse,
(l'-ld Adv.) Sclioi , Ore.
WHAT Till; I'PI-SS SAYS
'Under Slate Treasurer Thomas
1!. Kay. Mr. Puchtel is in charge
of the state weights and meita
tires department, and hi record
there is full guaranty that he
will faithfully fulfill the promises
contained in his platform. Mr.
Huohtel is the son of Joe buch-
tel. pioneer photographer and
lire chief of Portland. "-Morn-
inir Enterprise, Oregon City.
"Theri a a votinir man out for
the remit) ican nomination that
by training and ability has the
necessary qualifications for a
commissioner. -This man 19 Fred
G. Huchtel and his promotion to
the higher otlice of public ser
vice commissioner will not be a
mistake." Lebanon Criterion,
Lebanon.
"He is now a candidate for
railroad commissioner, and we
hope he realizes on the expecta
tions for he is square on four
sides, and that is the kintl of a
boy we need in that important
ollice." Oregon Merchants Mag
azine, Portland.
"Mr. Buchtel is deserving of
official promotion, and the electors
of the district might well rally to
his candidacy, and nominate and
elect him. "-Daily Oregon States
man, Salem. (
"Fred G. Buchtel today an
nounced his platform and it
merits support, for it represents
the cause of the people." -Oregon
Grange Bulletin, Eugene.
"Economy; efficiency and strict
law enforcement constitute his
record as head of the state
weights and measures depart
ment." Evening News, Hose
burg. "Through strict enforcement
of the law he has saved the peo'
ule thousands of dollars and safe
guarded t ne public. 1 he limes,
Brownsville.
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vT-
Ty
i t)tid-i ii(il il lit fndl(UU lb'.
tlla ItVptihlJr.Hn ti'imhiAtiitn for Re-
prfdvhtativa jrt we wnitiniura ror
Whltiifton County, 16th Itiatrict;
aubjifitt to th dccinioti of tho Re
publican voter Bt th primary el
ection to bfl hold Friday, May 19th,
IUIH, and reupwtfully golicita the
inpnort t th party on a platform
of the State's buHinfol In a buitinciU
way; atrict economy and falrwai to
all. Have been a rpxiditnt of null-
iiiKton County for ix veara, alwayi
inUreiitd in ita development and
prosperity.
(Paid Adv.)
A. E. Scott.
FOR ASSESSOR
I herewith announce my candidacy
for the office of County Aae&aor on
thu Republican Ticket, aubjwt to
tho Primary election, May 19, 1918,
and pledge myself io me fouowing
principlt'i:
Hie StruU'Ht t-conomy in itie con
duct of thin office, ifivine my whole
time ami undivided attention to the
duties thereof;
The Kreatttst efficiency that ex
perience, constant caro and untiring
effort can produce;
hqualization of taxation values,
by a juM, fair and buuineus-ltke aa-
nenHinerit, thus intunnif an Lqui
table DiHtribution of Taxeii. In the
accompliahment of which 1 fcliall at
all times seek the help and urge the
co-operation of the taxpayer, coun
sel with hint and Rive tho moat
courteouH consideration to all com
plaints and Kripvawcii making a
personal investigation thereof, if
need be, thus inauiini; a Katisfact
ory and scientific an.texsnient.
I have had twenty years pxclum've
experience in l.nml and rUiilding
values, am experienced in all the
brunches of thin office even to the
field work, and believe I am fully
aware of tiie needs of the office and
the taxpayer and will, if elected,
conscientiously look after the same.
I ask your earnest consideration
and support.
Paid Adv. W. P. Holey.
For County Asscusor
I em a candidate for the Republican
ii, uilt atinn for aaneaior at the primary
rlrctinu to lie held May 19, 1916.
have been a ictident and tnxpaver 10 the
ci unly for nearly 40 yr, and having
been chief deputy asat-niiDr fur five years
md a field deputy previous to that time,
I tie'ieve tbe experience so (gained and
knowieilge of the county thiouxb long
tesidence tits me to give elhcient rervice
tn the tjxpaytis in this re-tmnsible
orlice. S. S. Poole.
(PaidA.lv)
J. C. APPLEGATE
Present Deputy Sheriff announce
his candidacy FUR COUNTY SHER
IFF, before the electors at the Re
publican Primaries to be held May
IS, lSlti. If nominated arid elected
he pledges a strict observance of
bis duties and an economical admin
istration. Paid Adv.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my candidacy
for sheriff on the Republican ticket
for the primaries May 19. If I am
nominated and elected 1 will, during
my term of office, conduct iaid of
fice honestly, impartially, efficient
Iv and economically, and for the
best interests of the tax pavers.
J. W. Connell,
Hillsboro. Ore., March 2, 1916.
(Paid Adv.)
FOR SHERIFF
To the Vote. of Washington
County: I am a candidate for the
Rotniblican nomination for the of
fice of Sheriff at the primary elec
tion to be held May Is, 1916. If
noni'iiated and elected ' I will give
the protection of the office to all
persons and classes alike. I will
conduct the office in an economical
way ns near as possible with fair
and courteous treatment to the Pub
lic.
Paid Adv. Geo. G. Hancock
FOR CIRCUIT JUDJE
To the Voters of the Nineteenth Judicial
District: I am a Democratic Candidate
for the Ottiee of Circuit Judge of the
Nineteenth Judicial District. I have
lived and practiced law in Tillamook,
OiegDii, for more tlmu ten years last
pa't. If nominated Riul elected. 1 ahol
faithfully perform my oHiclal duties ant
jealously maintain my personal inde
pendence.
Paid Adv. a. a. Johnson.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
To the Republican Voters of
Washington County: 1 am a candi
date for the Republican nomination
for Circuit Judge of the Nineteenth
Judicial District, compris'mi; Wash
ington and Tillamook Counties, at
the May 19, 1910, Primaries.
Paid Adv. Geo. R. Bajjley,
FOR SHERIFF
To the Republican voters: I am
a candidate lor sheriff, or washing-
ton County, and if nominated and el
ected, pledge an economical admin
istration of the onice m all depart
menu, and will endeavor at all times
to give" the position attention in the
interests of the taxpayers,
Paid Adv. D. M. Mclnnis.
For Representative
I hereby announce tnysell a candidate
for the Republican nomination as re pre
aentative from Washiugton County, at
the primary election to tie held May 19.
If elected, I promise to work for an
economical administration cf public
business and to support all legislation
which will encourage and protect new
industries and develop the natural -
sources ol the atate.
Paid Adv E. L. Moore.
SHERIFF'S BALE.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtus
of an execution. Judgment order, decree
JyXJ
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MS1 Mi, of XU (ijlIM but if t-.A uti
ir vit i'u u thr. ( ffiin "',uii r.r in.
Mint b ireim, t': W'iiH'in((i,.rt (,.,,,.
ty. MM Oie 2nd or l'i.v, f.m m.n
j itxiim'nt mmti and rmn'li -mil in x., i,i
mitri n ra an. iiiii in Mvnr-r ihf
OMisr.il Oi-rniiin AM aii .jy nt foril
Or'-aon. . cfiriKmllon. uliilnllfr nmi
iiamnW Ti II. Ijitrili'it ami j,..,i,, m
l.nbrt. hlii wit, ii. jr. ;,ii i,.i
Ooln. his wlf; J. W. ( Iiiifftn nmi
Cliliffln. his wife inl J'llm llli;)in itwl
Hienn, din, ifH. dff. iKiJiniH. fur it..
urn (ifjiuiowi- with Ini.-r-m hi tin,
rl of I iit-r eent i-r unnum from ih,-
2llll rliy f Annl. lDl.'i u,ul lh. (Itrln..r
mini of Il2fi.iii iillnrrny ti.n, iin, in,,
further sum of ;ot mi,. I ilmi nro -
mimta and the tMU of mil.l writ m.
wild snln. to ns dlreeleil iind I.-j v.-r.-l
c'iiiiiiiiiimIIhk m, i,j nui In. k,,U hi ii..
fnlliiwliir di-aer IIh4 rinl urmwriv. uliu-
td In the Oiunly of WaaliliiKlon. Hi. hi
of Orefiin, to-wit:
Tracts Ten (10 nml rn n 111), of
BI'X On (1). North IllllaUirn A.-r.n.
a lha aani anfir upon the ilnly rn
cordad pbit thiTMif of retorij firnl on
rn in th offi: of the Il.corir of
onvayanwa of Wunhlnetoii 'on.,tv
(TeKim. aiild property being elln.iif.l in
ina counly of vvuHhingum una Mi.n,.- of
Ore Jan.
Now Therefore, hv V rtun of an Id
nllon. )iidmnt ord'r. decree and or-
drr of aula and In complini with tin.
comiruinda of anld writ. I will, on Mon
day, the Uih day of June, VM. at tn'.
hour of 10 o'elwk A. M.. of a.ild day. at
the aoulh door of the County Court
llouae In lllliiihoro Waniilnalon flomily.
(wegon. sell at public nuf-ilnn '!ih!(fi
redempilon) to the hlKhent I.W,. r
for cash In hand, all the rlKhl. tl'le. nn 1
intweat which the within ri.iiin-d d-f-ml-
ania had on the 2sth d.iy of () rtoir.
1KI2. the (Lite of mortiraKe herein f,.f-
rlosed. or alnee that il.ui- li.i'l in ;iif
to the above d'-aerllK-d property or any
part thereor. to aatlefy anld iieniilon,
ludirment order and decree, interest.
Coma and aconiln coxle
Lted this 8th tiv of .May.
J. B. ItKEVKS.
Hherlff of Waahlnaton '"oiinty. Or' sjon.
Ily J. (;. Annleaate. 1-nuly.
C. J. W!HNABKI..
Attorney for Philntlff.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale ol
Orient, for Waahlnirion County.
Home lnat:tliitierit Co., a corporation.
eiiilntlff.
vs.
W. J. Wlleoi; Kathryn I.. WIImix; K. J I.
Smith: W. J. U.au; H C. Uthl: R A.
Taylor; tna 1. laylor: l.ena H. John-
aoti; John Doe Johnson; in.'tiatm Mul
Company, a corporation; Kiln S. w ii
coa. General Guardian of Helen J. Wil
cox, nn Infant: Cu-ooeratlve Ileal!)
Company, a corvoration; K. H
berd: l. A. Hatfield, and Jane lto
Hatfield, Defendants.
Hy virtue of an execution, judgment
order. deiTee and order of Kale imiku
out of the anova entitled Court. In tin-
iImivu entitled eauae. to me tlln t ieil ami
OatrU Aorll nth. ISIS. In favor of Honi
limUlltiiHfit Co., iikilnlifr. and aie-alnie.
W. i. VtUcox; Kitthmi I.. Wilms; V.
M. Kmlth; W. i. W"; K. IMld; I'.
Taylor; Cetia J. laylor: 1,-tm I'.
ohnaon; John Doe Juh,nm: Tnilai.iij
Mill Company, a coriioratlon; I'Hi
Wllenx. as Oeneral Guardian of l!'-n-!s
Wilcox, an Infant; Co-o,erative i! -il-
ty Company, a coriKir.iTlon; C. It. Hih
heed; D. A. lliilfiekl. nod Jane law Ifcti
rield. and each of tliem. defend uita. for
the sum of JiT.l. Willi interest Un i on
from April 81I1, 1'Jiii. at the rat- ''
oer cent per annum, ami tn,' tortin-i
sum of I75.W aton-neya' fe.-f; nml the
furiher sum of coma and itilnirse-
meiua. and the com a upon this uri".
Oliiillandllic nie to inaKe a.ile of tni ot.
lowing daJriibed real proiaity. ait'i;it.-i)
In vt aahlnaion county, iirexon. -u:
All tnat part or me nortneuei ouiii't
(N. B. 1-4 of tho a.iuliiWBt iu,ni,r
. . 1-4) of SiH-llmi 31. 1 owniii 1.
iwulh of Range 1. wint of Wlllnm.-ii.
Marldjan, lyina aouth and west of in,-
C lleeron Hoau. eoiiiamiiie 5 a.ns
mora or leaa. Also the nonliwit-t quar
ter IN. w; 1-41 of the nortiieiist iii.iti,r
IN. K. 1-4) of the atminweet inatur
(S. W. 1-4) of aald Heel Ion at, 'li.wn
ahlp I. aouth of Ranae 1. went of Wil
lamette Kerldlan. aave and except tii ii
wirt thereof lyln aouth unit wei of the
1). C. Hereon Road. Hnld tract coi:t iln
log 10 acrea. more or leaa.
Now Therefor, by virtue er tne siw
execution, ludirment order, decree a hi
order of wle. and In compliance wh!
the command of the said writ. 1 win.
on Monday, the 12th day of Jane. lM'i.
nl the hour of 10 o'clock .A. t.. nt the
front door of the Court House In tin
City of Hlllahnro. anld Washington Coun
ty Oregon, sell ill puiilii- aueiion isnn-ji-ct
to redemption) to the blithest I I I-
T. for cash in nanu. an uie rwsn,
ni. nd lntenat which the witliin
iwmed defendants, either or any of thm
held or had. on the lain nay 01 r -pi- rn
her. UU. tha date of the mortfr.iBe here
in foreclnaed. or since that da'e. mm
Inn or claiming-, by. tltronch nr tinder.
the said deienoiinia eiiner it .um
them. In and to the nbove' d- t'.!eM
property. Or any part thereof, to s-iiimi
mid axecuilon. Ju.lBment order, d.-ci.e.
Interest, coma and nccruioit cokii
Dnta.1 thla Hlh d:iy or Jiav. i-'i-.
T J. R. RKKVKS.
Sheriff of YTashlnaton County. Oregon.
Hy I. C AHPleaate. Iieputv.
Flrat publication. May 11. mil.
Ijut ouhlication. June S. Il'i.
HOWr.AND NOT. AN
Attorneva for I'lalntiff.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
Kntlca la hersbv Klven thut by vli ut,
of an execution, judgment order, ikrve-
nnd order of Bale lBsu.'U 0111 ot tne
Circuit Cjurt of the State of tret;on.
for Washington County, doted April r.-iu.
lH uion a Judgment rndered and en
tered In siiid Court on the l'tli d iv "f
April, 1HIS. In favor ot M '"''
..l.lntlff and naninst Finneis C. l ittle
defendant, for the sum of SI.'Hhi .110. u!:
bit treat thereon at the rate of 1 pi r
cent per annum from the 3rd day of
September 1SH. and the further sum
of tlO attorney's fees with interest
thereon at toe rale 01 t per rra p-i
annum from April lMh. li'l". and Hie
further aum of $16.2" costs and disbtirs -mentS
and the costs of and upon this
writ, to me directed and delivered com
manding me to make sale of the follow
ing daex-rlbed real properly, situated n
the Cpunty ot Washington. Male of Ore-
gin.iit,0SU ) In Nlchol's Addition to
Oarden Home, situated In Sections -I
and t. Township 1. South Range 1
West of the Willamette Meridian, ac
cording to the plat recorded In the K -vordera
office of Washitmton Oountv.
Oregon, on page 32 I" 1,,u,,,..- .!' '"
Ftecords 01 riate in miu "
County.
Now Therefore, by virtue or aam ev -
cution. Judgment order, decree and order
of Mila. and In compliance with the com-
inaiula 01 said writ. 1 win. '"'"V .
.1. i"ih Av of June llUt!. nt the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. of aaltl day, at tlm
..h a.M.r of Hie Count v Court Hons'
In Hillsboro, vtasnrngion v.ooiuj. yy
aell lit PUIUIC uueiion i?.u,-.e ' .
iptlon) to the highest buld.-r for
tn hand, all the right, title niul
I........I u.hl.'h the w 111 11 liauu'O o---
endant. tVnncIs C. I.lttle, had on
tho
..i .i..v of Sntember. 1!U4.
the mortgage herein foreclosed, or si
Lrln fi.root09tH"l. Of SliH'O
that Jate had In and to ine
scribed property or any part thei.of to
satisfy said execution, judgment outer
and decree. Interest, costs and accruing
costs.
Dated this 8th day of May, l!Hfi.
J. E. RKEVES.
Sheriff of Washington County. Oregon.
Hv J C. Anptegate. ii't'ui..
BECK & HOECKKR.
Attorneys tor rBiiuiii-.. , .
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue o
an execution, decree sud order of Hie
issued out of and under the seal of the
Circuit Court of the 8Ute ol Oregon, lor
Washington County, dated the l!tli d y
of April, 116, in a cause therein pending
w Herein N. a . uroea-w m rmmiii
Carl A. kUmpe and Ida K. Ksiupe ami
1 nrirt Omfl are defendants, and wherein
judgment was rendered in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant Carl
A. Kampeand Ida K. Kanuie in tiie sum
01 llrtJO.OO, with iuterest thereon from the
7th day of August, 1915, at the rate of 7
per cent per annum, and the further sum
$150 00 attorney's fees, and the oosts and
disbursements of said suit taxed at SIS in
to uie directed and delivered, command
ing me to make sale 01 me rem property
hereinafter described in order to satisty
the herelubefore stated sums and the costs
and expenses of said sale ami 01 saui wi n ,
1 will, on saiuraay, vne .0111 u.im .,
1 oik ai tha hour nf 10 o'cliH'k A. M. of saui
day at tha South door of tbe Court House
ot Washington County, Oregon, in Hi Is-
hnm. Orwoa. sell at public auetion to the;
highest bidder tor cash in baud ail 01 tue
following deaoribed real P'1' s'l"te
in Waabington County Oregon, to-wit .
Aiiof Tract Number nve(ft) of aiuiin
the amended Plat of Kairview Adilition.to
tha City of Hlllab ro, WaHhingam Coun-
tr, Oregon, ooutainlug Hve (fit acres.
Baid property to be sold and the pro -
ii;lilillil
y.nlit!:fl iliicrea hi said rails.
i
n bi i.n i.mila itrtot to re
1' 1 1 1 j 01 ai j
tb'i tilntutel of the BUM)
,t I ij,-t;oii.
ii.u, i Aj.ril I'lth
11)10.
J. fX itMEVES,
fl.eriff of Waahlnffton County. Oregon.
I'y ,1. !. Aiiylpirate, Deputy.
WM. G. HARE,
Attorney for Plaintltf.
stoTicE or SBEBirra sai.b.
Id trie Circuit Court of the State
i Oregon for WaMhington County.-
Tii"rcv K jhl, I'laintifl,
Ch.-irle II . OsV.rn and F.!lcn Oslrorn, Ifulli-e U bareby given that the onder-l.u-ibai-.l
g ! wife lvf-,i l,,ni. ; signed adiuiniHiratorof Cha estate of 8. A.
w"e Vf,f" 'nt' l.ym.deeaaaerl.haa fllwi hla final aeoouat
I'y viiiiir of an eietiilion, jiiiltfment ami rapoit ia the (bounty Court of Waah
or.i r. .1. - n i order ol aaio i-Htie out it,Ku.n County, Oregon, and aaid Caul
ol t - '. ,.. , I Court in ,. almve ban fixed Monday. May 15, 11, at 10
em- 1 i ,, to ti.eiliieeted and dated t,viock A . M. as the tima, and tbe Cetto
the i.,Mnf April, Till up 111 Jiiiik- tv tlourt nxnii In Hillsboro, Oregon, tl
moo' i-ed-K'd ami eniore.1 m al ttotirt j.! irft for the bearing or objontiona. If any,
en 1 be ': ;Ct day ol April. Iillli. in favor of. to said fit.al ai-counL and tha BAttlatuaot
'I !
I'.iinl, 1. ainl.ll, and againtt !
( i,ari i. 11. iNM.r.i and klien OelKirn,
hilan 1 end wife. dfeipiaitut, for the ,
tux. .! !f)tfiw,th ii.tereat alth rate of
h p. r cm. 1 j c-aiiiiuni from the IHh day of j
I i !l-.T rll. w rlate, and tbe further
ii.it i,f if IK I -i and internst therein from!
the o. i: r,-li, .filiJ, which sum the (
p;ai..
ii t!
..;,!H
it -J
it,0 .
r;ost
;1 1 -il l a Iv.xi diiasml ilellnquenl I
ro'i,"ii p'etii!s am iriu in
1 , .a, nt Hti l the iurihnr sum
:'.M hti'I ilMiti'HwnetiU, and
ill ait rt.n'a .'res and the
,i oji.n iii writ. Cimo-anding
ri. i n ,. of the following dflacfiljtd
n I t""V nY aituam in the County of
lVu,.; t'Ki. 1, and Slat of Oregon.
Now i hereiore, by virtue of said ex-f-ci.i
. 11, jutiiiiiiiji t order, decree and or
1 rd M: t.d in mmpliance with the
eo;i,in uin of m.iil w rit, I will on Hatur
day. ; Ski .-Till day or May, I9W. at 10 o'clock
A .i a; uar tr-jot dmr of the County
t 1 n't J!ou in Hilltboro, Wesbiiijrton
t'i,;ii!lT, (ireanii. seii at publirj auction
(,nlj t to redcii.ptinnl to too highest
tii'i ier f r i iva m band, al) tha right.
titio and it .lervjt wliichtlie withtu Iiamni
I'etn-ii-Ui.ta, '. hrj II (istami and Uieo
' r ,. hu-trsr-.a ami wife, bad on the
.t: ft ii T of lh,iw.ljer. IKiJ. the date of tho
!in.:'ri;.'e li'-(e..n loreelos-il, or si lie that
t U'i in and to the above deawribeil
prof-ny or any tart there ', to (aluify
si ii ei-e tiuoti, jiiiitiient order and dec-re",
ii.thre.it. c js;s am) accruing emts.
iiau-n tbis iO.h day of Aptil, lt)i
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oregon.
By J. C. AFTLEGATE,
Deputy.
1. ;rv, ,,.,, April TO. l!i ti.
I.".. : i.vie May x, I'li'i.
M J, Mr Mali in. Attorney for
r.aiiililt
SUMMONS
In the Clreiiit Court of the State of
1 iri.tt'jn f..r Washington County.
Jen.i M flii'.e. i'laintlt', 1
A '-. i:. II ft ilo? Di-rendant I
T.i .s.u if. Rule, shore named
,!.., j , i -
l u:, i,aw of tbo state of Oregon.
miii i tv iii.reii. riifjuiren 111 ujimr III
t a',' 1 ciiurt and cause on of ,
bet'ir? rnniv.
.lun l .i. ISlfi. the aaid
da'e t r-iug six(-i) weeks and more afierj
me i - i.i tit firm pnblteation of this
suiiiui ois a.iii n s ii'i; ili"ti and then to'.
' I c.if JU';i :ln-w or r.r olhprwise nieaii to
ill- mmpuint tiieid agaiest you in the
amive eintM caii, and If yott fail to!
! m doro will be taken again you
for w i t th-rc f f ir the relief demanded
in ?aM ouiiipi.tiut, to-wtt: Kr a decree
lo-wit: r.r a decree
laecititract existing
iii-'s,,l v,i tae ni'irria
Vote
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E. L. MOORE
Republican Candidate for Legislature
To The Repubican Voters of
Washington County, Oregon:
I am not a politician, have never
asked for or held public office. I
have no word to say against any
otner candidate. 1 am a busi
ness man and a member of sev
eral commercial and business or
ganizations and have given busi
ness aid industrial conditions a
careful study. I believe that
the future success and prosperity
of Oregon and Washington Coun
ty depends upon the develop
ment of industries and resources.
I believe that every person that
iii rvn iriA in Kiiciinnan urtinlnna
.. . Drocucini, buvinff and
..ue 111 l"wuuv.ni4, uuyiflK lliu
i seiiifig, agricultural products,
buying and selling of merchan-
i " 7 ,
dise, manutactunng and em-
1 ploying of labor Or any Other
f ' r.tirsuit shotllii ffive
liu&inttis ptiisuil, hiuiuiu give
1 these Conditions Careful Study.
nei jil iisi tjliiiiuH diiil mi MlifisBl
hl'liP,Ull be art atti( dlvotc and
for u' U other and further relief A ma
e-inin nient and inat.
ftervleaof thia sutiimons Is niaM hpna
yoti hy publication forsl.t ffHoonsHCiuive
wetks In the llilialxiro Arifiia, by virtue
of an on I or maile and entered on tha Dnl
da of May, IHttl, by tha Hon. 0. . ;
Keaaiiner. JihIk" of the county murk tf,
the State of Oregon for the County of,
Washington, In the ahaenoaof tha circuit
Judtfe from Waahlngton County,
O. J. Oaumrar, attorney lor plain tl IT, .
V! Dekum Bldg., Portland, Oragna.
I)ate ol first publication May 4, 11)18.
Date of laat publication J Una 16, lHltt.
Notice of Final Settlement
ot arnd aatatn.
Halo I tin' April 1.1, 1916
ti. k. I.yoii, Administrator.
II. T
Bagley, Attorney. .
HIE FLAVOR OF
"spear head'' 1
, jsu:hque
A Chew That Has Ceen Famoos (or
a Third of a Century
HAS THE RICH RED BJelT TASTE
Chewing is the only way to get the
rich taste of the tobacco leaf. And
the only form of tobacco in which you
get tiie leaf as Nature made it is the
plug form.
A chew of Spear Head plug tobacco
has a wonderful flavor such as you
never did and never will taste in any
pthcr toRacco.
That Spear Head flavor is unique,
mellow, fruity, everlastingly delicious
and satisfying.
Spear Head has been famous for a
third of a century as tbe richest, tasti
est of chews.
It's made of sun-ripened, red Bur
fey, s And it's produced by the most
modern methods, which develop the
luscious flavor of the leaf to the ju
fitmt degree.
It is safeguarded at every step In its
mcliing. The factory is clean and san
itarythe processes are pure-food pro
cesses. '
When the choice red Burley has been
pressed into mellow, sweet Spear Head
' . I k . U .. I..
- , plays you have a chew that simply can't ,
j nu.inu.
Spear Head is the high aualitv
i chew of the world.
Trr Spear Head you'll never
a?a n ie satisfied with any other
chew la 10c cuts, wrapped in wax
papet.
For sale:
Seed potatoes. Call
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Let us be fair and just to busi
ness industries so they may have
a chance to develop and we will
be able to manufacture our raw
materials here instead of else
where, and in this way give la
bor more employment and better
wages. I consider the State
Legislature mire of a business
that political organization. , Let
us reduce taxation by more busf
ness economy and the abolish
ment or combination of some of
the forty-seven commissions now
existing. These opinions are the
thoughts that have been ex
pressed by a large number of
farmers, manufacturers, mer
chants and laboring men, and if
thev meet with your approval
vote for the candidate who ia
best qualified to represent you.
E. L MOORE,
Republican Candidate
for Legislature