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I IS I. Received Appointment by County Court the I irnt ol Ilia Week SUCCH l)S It. W. BAKMTS TO POSITION Taken I'uKHciioltin nl Ollici un Sr pi. , Taiixhi For Ymm The County Court, ban appointed Ni'lson A. 1'Yiwt. of (JuIch Creek, nour the Watts School, as Wanh inttton County's School Superin trudent, and tin' appointee will take up the dutii'H of the office Sept. 1 , Kiicceediritf 1!. W. KarneH, who hu.4 lu'i'ii appointed Supt. of the llillslioro School. Mr. Frost i i un nliltirne educa tor and w tlioroiiuhly abreast of tin ti ni-H in school work. He iH well known all over the County, li nim: lamdit in many localitieu lor the pant ten years. He in provrreHHive, has rare executive ability, and iH mentally equipped to take up the work where Mr. Harnett leaven Urn many yearn of Hervice itft county ollicial. SIMMONS. In (lie t'irruil Ort'Kon, for in r i on. Court of the Statr of I he t on nl y of Wmdi- Kathleen Suitor, l'lnlntiff, vs. Il.eetor Suit nr. IWeniluiit. Tu Un tur Suitor, Hie above nmiicil de fend, ml : In tin- name of the Statu of Oregon, Ji.u .-in- hereliy reiiiirei to umicur und nil wr llu roliipnlillt filed 'uKI'inst you in the iihove entitled Court unit ml, mi or hi-fiire the t-xpirittion of m micichmvo eekn from the first Ml 1 ,1 1. .'I I I. ill uf thlM KIIIIIIIIOtlH, to-wit: on or Ix fore the 7th day of September, l'.i,V, the first publication of thift ; iiiniiioii.i Iteinit iniidti on the 2tith day ol' July, I'.il7, mid if you fail to o iiiii.wi'r und itiieiir, fur want thereof the plaintiff will upply to the t'ourt for the relief prayed for in her rom plaiut filed herein, to-wit: for B de rive ilu ,;ivimr the bonds of imitri-1 niony now i-xmllng b"tween plaintiff! nod ili-feiidant, upon the ground nmt iui lui- ri'iiNon won. uie iii'ienuani h;u d. -erted the plaintiff for more Hi. hi a year hint paid. 'I In -. Munition In published in thr llilhiboro Argint by order of Hon. (eo. Ii. Parley, Judge of the above entitled Court, tuiid order being made on the L':ird day of July. IUI7, ami I he dale of the firnt publication of summon in the Hiith day of Julv, liU. I D. MA HONK, Attorney for Plaintiff. 4"! Panama Hldg., Portland, Ore. I'ncliilnicd Letter List of unclaimed letters for the w eek I'ndinjf Auir. 1, 1917 I) V Howser, K L Muir, Mrs L Scluifer, K C Smelcer; cards Liulwin: Anderson, Joo Aufder iiamer, Mr and Mrs Lee Daven port. Mrs F.mily Dowell, Mrs J M Lonjr. C F, Hentelis. J, C. Lamkin. l'ostmaster. NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT. OF FINAL In the County Court uf the State of Oregon, for the County uf Waah inglon. In tlie mutter of the entitle of M. A. HubiiiHoii, deceuHcd. Notice Ih hereby given Unit the undersigned, Krunk Spoidel, admin istrator of Hald estate has filed his verified final account heroin, nmj UihI .Muii.liiy, the loth liny of Aiigum It 17. ut the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. of Maid day, ut the County Court ' Koom in the County Court House at Hillsboro, Washington County, Ore gon, bus been unpointed 08 the thne and place for the hearing of objoc tioua to Huid final account und the hi t t lenient thereof. Haled ut Hillsboro, Oregon, this loth day of Julv, 1917. FRANK SPEIDEL, Administrator. WALTER T. McGUlKK, Attorney for Administrator. I'itHl pnhliciillon July 19, 1917. I.nst piihlicMiou August 1 fy; 1917. For Uent-Furnished rooms or f'uinished housekeeping rooms. Call at !) !,' Third St. 19-tf Stay on the Profit Side DON'T let EXPENSES catch up with INCOME. Your bank account will steadily increase in size then. You may be sure that we take as much pleasure here at The Hillsboro National Bank in helping OLD accounts GROW, as in seeing NEW accounts OPENED. It you have an account with un ... . . . . ward your inlereiti. liuu tl. ..r.. .KIlhKAI. KKM.KVI'. J) 1 3 I C1VI ns all iu w The only National W. I I. Wehrunir, Pre. si to HlLLSBOROlTIOilLBANK. HILLRItOKO. Jan. MillcnherKer arid wife, of this city; Kaleitfh VVulker urn, family, of Forest Crovr-, and Walter lleineck and family, of Laurel, departed yewterday for their houiexteadH in the LaPine Hection of Central Oregon. Al these, were located by Wrn. Dels man. J hey expect to remain there for Heveral weekH, nettiriK their places into Hhape for huhi fation. For Sale --Fifty two acres of bottom land; '10 acreH in cultiva lion; balance pasture; running water; new buildings; orchard imwuin lor iruirk Hale. I'or par tieulars write Hox (i.r A., flanks, Ore., K. F. 1. II. 11I-U0 Amwtsof '"1 wore rnadu by motorcycle officers, Saturday and Sunday, the dhartrea bcinir ex ceediriif the speed limit on high ways and hridifea. Fines of $10 were paid by IH. und three will aland trial. I he arrests came as a surprise and there has been a onseipient slowing down by auto drivers. Jude the lines. Smith imposed Do you want a homestead? If so, can locate you on some fine ones in Central Oreiron. In time these will be valuable. A few left of 100 acres each. - Win. H. Delsman, Hox 'JM, Hillshoro. Or, I'hone City 102. U-tf Mrs. Hoyd K. Uma, of Star- buck, who has been a Kiiesi at the L. A. Lontr home since early in July, returned home yester day. ClilT I vug, of the U. S Navy, departed lasl mikIiI to join his ship, lliey spent the past week at the Col. Cornelius mill camp on Dairy, where the "old folks" are campinir. The Oregon Monument Works, of llillsboeo, ia the place to buy your monuments and Krave stones. See our work and nut our prices before contracting or purchasing elsewhere. 20tf Did you know that enlisted men can take up homesteads and that the government will allow service time on them? We can locate soldier boys on some fine homesteads in Central Oregon. A few left of 1W) acres each. m H. Delsmnn, Hox ' m Hillshoro, Ore., Telephone City 1(112. 'Jtf Forsale: Fight head of choice Cotswold ewes and 1 lambs. Price, $10 per head. Address J. H. Campbell, Hillsboro, Oregon. Koute ;i. 20tf 1 H. H. Gondii), secretary of. the ! State Hoard of Control, is taking .his vacation this year-the first time in years and he is at New port and other points of interest. K. H.'sold friends here wll be glad to know that he is out to have one good time, anyway. Order your wood sawed now reasonable prices on 14-inch cut, and up. Also have 75 cords of good seasoned wood delivered and Bawed where desired. Wright & Miller. I'hone Hills boro, H 151. 21-3 The Southern Pacific booklet. "Camping, Fishing and Hunting Guide," an attractive expose ot Oregon's best game grounds, can be procured by writing John M. Scott, S. He Pass. Agent, Port land, Ore., or bv application to uny S. P. agent. Get one. kiok out for the Fred Schom burg sale of furniture at his home on Second St., Hillsboro, at 1 p. m., Saturday. Aug. 11. Dr. C. II. Pollock and wife re turned this week from an ex tended stay at Netarts. They had a fine time and made the trip out easily in seven hours, lie reports the Hillsboro con tingent at Netarts ns having a fine time. Lost: Hetween Hillsboro and the John Connell place, a pack age containing a man's suit. Finder leave at Argus office and receive reward. . First Cong. Church, Main and Fifth Streets, Kev. Shaw, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m Prof. B. W. Barnes, Supt. vou may rtt amuted that you Bank in lliluboro David Kuratli, Cahier j: OKKfiON ALL OVER COUNTY Scholln, Manning and South Tua latin all Huy Helping the Fund MANNING MUSKS SB'liNTV DOLLARS Fur iiiinjclnn -Sc hullM Section to Meet al li, l:. Cniidy Hume, Aug. IH Tin! Manning Ked Cross meeting and vaudeville program last Sat urday evening netted I Ik; sum of $70 for Ited Cross work. There was a fine attendance. The stage was fittingly decorated and after the conclusion of a credit able program refreshments were served. The National colors were intertwined with ever greens, and the patriotic spirit was splendid. The Johnson district, South Tualatin, enjoyed a fine- social meeting at the Klwood Johnson home, lhursday evening, and a neat sum was realized from the event. The program: "Ameri ca;" patriotic song by class of girls; piano duet, Misses Ksther Liesing and hva Simpson; piano solo. Ksther Liesing; addres-j, Ked Cross Work, Dr. Kobb. The organizers followed with a re sume of the Hillsboro auxiliary and the all-Washington County work. . The Farmington-Scholls auxili ary will meet at the home of B. Crosby, Aug. 18, at 2 p. m. All interested are invited. Those who have books on membership will please be ready to report at the meeting. Those having these articles to spare will please report old ta ble linen, bed spreads, worn sheets, pillow slips or old muslin, pieces of light outing, or even scraps, or new cotton, laundered corn meal or cotton sacks. Mrs. Crosby, vice chairman, asks all to attend. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of (he State of Ort'Kon for Washington County. David Harper, Plaintiff, vs. Mainii Harper, Defendant. To MAMIK HAKI'KR, the abovi named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon. you are hereby commanded ami re quired to appear in the above entitled court und cause und answer the com plaint iled against you herein on or lore the expiration of six week from the date of the first publication of this sununons in the Hillsboro Ar- itub, the date, of the first publication thereof beinir July 2Gth, 1917. and you will please take notice that the plain- tin nan tiled a complaint in Haul court pravinif for the dissolution of the marriage contract existing be tween plaintiff and defendant, and for the custody of the minor children of plaintiff and defendant, and for such other and further relief aa to the ourt may apenr equitable in the premises. this summons is served upon you by publication in the Hillsboro Argus iv virtue of an order of the Hon. ueo. H. Hagley, Judge of the Circuit Court of the .State of Oregon, for Washing ton County, made and dated the 25th iv of July, 1U17, the first publica tion July lilith, li'17: last publication t tie bin iIhv nl Seiiit'iniier, 1917. JOHN M. WALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. CF.LnBR.Tl:S birthday dinner and surprise was given l-apt. A. Al. 1,0111ns, ug. 8, at his home in South lillsboro, in honor of his 85th birthday. The dinner was pre pared by his daughters, Mrs. vasmusen and Mrs. Williams. .'hose present and joining in con gratulations were R. Crandall and wife, Mr. Collins' two daugh ters, Mrs: Max Crandall, Miss ieth Crandall. M. C. Collier, A. Archbold. Henry Hesse and Mr. Haworth. Of the gentle men present" Henry liesse was the youngest. , NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon lor Wushington County. In the Matter df the Kstato of -Mar garet Jane Koeber, Deceased. Notico is hereby given, that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the above entitled ('ourt as adminis trator of said estate, and has duly qualified ns such. NOW TiiKUUtOUK all persons having claims against said estate are notified anil required to present the line, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at the law offices of Hare & McAlcnr in the American National Hank Building, in Hillsboro, Washington County, Ore pon. within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 2,'ird dav of July, 191 CHARLUS G. KORHKR. Administrator of said Estate. HARE & McALEAR, Attorneys for Administrator. AMEELE -PORTOUW Abraham Ameele. of Clackamas County, and Miss Isabel Fortouw, daughter of Mrs. L. O. Fortouw. of Greenbnrg, Ore., were united in marriage at the bride's moth er, August 5, 1917, Uev. Kester officiating. Wanted: A woman or girl for general housework. Will pay good wages. Address Hox 46, Westimber, Ore. 20-22 Dr. J. P. Tamiesie is on the war board in Multnomah County. Mrs; Thos. Murphy, of above Mountaindale, was in the city Tuesday, enroute to I'ortland. Dr. C. IL. Mason, of Heaver ton, was a county seat visitor yesterday. Jitney dance at Moose Hall. Saturday evening, Aug. 18. Trio orchestra, Portland. 21-2 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Duncan are camping at Hale's for the warm spell. , W. A. Montgomery was an Al bany visitor Saturday, the guest of his son Frank, who works fo the Southern Pacific. Look out for the Fred Schom burg saleof furnitureat his home on Second St., Hillshoro, at 1 m., Saturday, Aug. 11. Mrs. Jo. Saunders. of Hethany is convalescing nicely from an abdominal operation by Dr. Dins more, of Orenco. , For Sale A Fairbanks-Morsr gasoline engine, U horse-power shafting and pulleys. Inquire at thisofhce. Fred lieatty. of I'ortland. anc Jessie V. Reynolds, of North Plains, have been granted license to wed. Wanted-WaitiessattheWhit House Cafe, Forest Grove; steady employment; 8 hours and good wages. Mrs. John Trachsel, of Elmon ica is getting along nicely after an operation for acute aopendici tis, Dr. Dinsmore operating. Mrs. Russell, of the River Road, was operated on lor acute appendicitis, this week, by Dr, I j. W. Hyde. For Sale Span gray mules, 9 years old. weight ZoW. lrue and gentle. A. W. Johnson, 1 miles south west of Mountaindale, K. O. Stevenson, of the Flk horn Ranch, Gales Creek, was greeting friends in the county seat this morning. Jitney dance at Moose Hall, Saturday evening. Aug. 18. Trio orchestra. Portland. 21-2 Miss Jennie Hornecker. who has been visiting her parents. C. F. Hornecker and wife, of Leisy yille, departed Monday . for Sali- na, Kansas. " Melon Shop -Any amount, from a 10c cut to a carload. You take no chance when buying from us. L. J. Rushlow, Oppo site the Oregon Electric depot. D. D. Hump, wife ar.d sister, Miss Emily Pitman, left Wed nesday for Crater Lake and Klamath Falls, and will return via the LaPine country. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cornelius came down from their -Gales Creek ranch, the last of the week, and will remain here for the Summer. Stephen Sagar. of Clackamas County, and Miss Maude Seullon, of this county, were married in this city. Aug. 4. 1917. Rev. B. F. Clay officiating. Ford for sale Five-passenger touring, good repair, price $250. See II. J. Hutterlield. at Helvetia store. Address Hillsboro, R. 1. Phone North Plains 1SF22. 22 J. H. Scown, who has been in the Alberta country, Canada, for several weeks, returned Tuesday. He says there is prospects of a fair crop- up there, and that much new land has been broken during the war times. Mrs. 'L. H. Smith, of Golden dale, Wash., is the guest of her son, Dr. E. II. Smith. She is accompanied by Mrs. Hrunson, of Kirksville, Mo., and Mrs. Conoyan, of Oklahoma. Dance at Helvetia Hall, Satur day evening, Aug. 18, for the benefit of the Red Cross Fund. Sneed's orchestra. A good time and a good cause. Feuerstein Hros., Managers. 21-2 Miss Leta Humphreys, of Ileppner, visited her grandmoth er, Mrs. L. A. Rood, the past week. She also visited at Glad stone, where she attended -the Chautauqua, and at Turner, where she was a delegate at the big Christian convention. Services at the Haptist Church, Sunday, Aug. 5. E. A. Smith, pastor. Sunday School at 10 a. m., W. P. Dyke, Supt; Preach ing at 11 a. m., theme, "A Great Debt." Young People's Meeting at 7 o'clock. At 8 o'clock the pastor will preach on the theme, "The World's Great Sacrifice." Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. A cordial invitation to all these services. EXAMINERS BUSY TODAY The War Board examined 17 for the war draft this morning, and 15 were physically fit. The first 38 will be completed by nightfall by Dr. Wood and assistant, Dr. F. A. Bailey. No selection will be made until Jate today, if then. But one so far has furnished affiidavits with exemption claim. Two ask relief on religions views. Twenty two claim exemption on dependent wife or family or par ents. .Tomorrow and Saturday will fiinish exams, and by the first of the week results will be known. Tomorrow and Saturday finish the medical examinations. Deer Snid to be Plentiful -More so Than I'or Many Years Hack kill IIVilTLO TO TWO BUCKS Mul Have Horns However, and Whil lied Ones YWil Not Get By The open season for bucks begins next Wednesday morning and wii! close October 15. Wm. Nel son, who is one of the best au thorities on deer, states that they are more plentiful in this year of our Lord 1917 than for many seasons. The law now holds a hunter down to two bucks for the open season, it formerly being three. In speaking of the increase in deer, Mr. Nelson says: "The enforcement of the law against running deer with dog3 the past five 'years has been great factor. Again, the bounty on cougars and panthers and other wild animals that slay fawns has increased their kill and this had meant more safety for deer. Another condition has lent to the increase last year the wet July caused ferns and vegetation to grow very high, ar.d it made a hne shelter tor venison which were sought by hunters. Herman chulmerich goes south to get his annual kill; Nelson will try the Trask or Ne halem, and Ed. Wann. of Wheel er, lornrerly a niilsboroite, will try to get his duo over in the Nehalem. Chas. Follett. always lucky, hasn't picked his place yet while Geo. Schulmerich. of Cres- well, knows where two fine bucks range, so close to home that he has to "shoo" them away from his corn patch. A SURPRISE pleasant surprise party was given Miss Myrtle Holtz, of Cor nelius, last Wednesday evening, in honorof her birthday. Games, music and conversation were in dulged until a late hour, after which delightful refreshments were served! Those present were Myrtle Hoitz, Minnie Huh man, Anna Behrman, Helen fahl, Anna Karnna, Agnes and Caroline Nevotnee. Louise Dober, .Margaret Schantin, Selma Gnos, Willie and Henry Hoitz, Henry Jr. and John Kanina. Albert Her gert, Albert Krahmer. Grant Newell, Oscar. Herman and Carl 'fahl, Fred Dober. Ed Wolfe, Henry ilaase, Arnold Gnos. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS B II Marsh to J W Marsh. 2 a spc 17 t 1 n r 3 w $100 Marian & Mark Hetriek to Marian Hetriek, 10 a M M Watt d I c F Grove 1750 I S Carter to Walter Smith, 6a a sec 22t2sr lw&ni lot Gblk I Lehman AcreTr 10 .) A Fattulo to J Jensen, 2.- 5G a in Edge wood 10 E Pike to John Walton, lot 7 Ladd & Reed ad Beav3000 T Bigelow to Lvdia Rhea, lots 11 & 12 Wheeler's s-d. 1 M JohrflcGreer to Shaw-Fear Co, 4.92 a Beav-Reedville- 10 Ladd & Reed Farm Co to Marcia Pike, lot 7 Ladd & Reed ad Beaverton 1 Scandinavian Bank to State Bank, Portland, lots 4, 5, 6 Grove's Hghts 10 C Applegate shtf to Jno M Gearin, 100 a sec 16 t 2 n r w 1048 Minerva Bradley to By Iwa- saki, lease 50 a, Newton, per year 400 E C Lamb to Julius Asbahr, lot 3 blk 10 P-Moran ad 1500 Addie Taylor to J A Dopp, 6 a at Forest Grove E Robe.tson to Lela Mur ray, 45.47 a sec 18 t 1 s r 4w , ' 100 soo BIRTHDAY PARTY A pleasant party was given Mar vin Krahmer, of Blooming, Aug. 3, at the home of his parents, in honor ot his 12th birthday. The evening was enjoyed in games and conversation. Dainty re freshments were served. Those present were Ed Krahmer and wife, Verna, Irene and Mar'in ivrahmer, Harold and Lewis Shogren, Ernest and Walter behrman, Henry, John, Jack and Anna Kamna, Minnie and Esther Huhman, Herman Schoen, Anna Behrman, Myrtle and Henry Holtz, Grant Newell. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy in our recent bereavement, and also for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Anna Hoier and Family, J. T. Young and family have returned from the Tillamook beaches. Born, to Frank Cate and wife, Orenco, Aug. 4, a son. For Sale:. Six Jersey heifers, high grade; 3' are 3 year olds, coming fresh, August, September and October; three coming fresh about March.-J. W. Raynard, Hillsboro, Route 2; Phone Seholls 52-18. 21-4 Harold Reynolds, the 13 year old son of C. S, Reynolds, of Mountaindale, sustained a double compound fracture of the ankle. this week, the result of a fall from horse Dr. L. II. Smith attend ed the injury. AN ANTIQUE PHRASE. The "Art und of Right Ought to B" Ued In the Declaration. I(a It ever oc urn-d to iu that onft of the llnL'rHiii? ncnU-nrpH or (iliraws wiilcti Tlioimn JutTi-reon wrote Into the I lHr:itinii really Is a verita ble niitlijne? TrofcsMor Willlum A. Dunning of Co lumbia university about fifteen year 8K pointed out Unit tlie phrase "Are, and of rijfht ought to be," hus been Ufti-d ho often that he would not be surprised to And some Kjfyptolopist dl.4 ciner U-s equivalent on an Egyptian temple. lie began twins? the phrase and first found Hwift had ued Homethiiig like it in referring to the Church, of Ire land. Ot course Itiehard Henry Lee bad used It Ix-fore Jefferson In his resolu tion in con Kress June 7, 1770. But before Iiean Swift had applied It the bill of right which placed Wil- linm and Mary on the Iiriti.sh throne aid of (hem that they "did liex-ome, were, are and of right ought to be by laws of thU realm our sovereign lord and lady." Tliat did notVati.sfy I'rofessor Dun ning, and be started back through the middle agas and found in l.'tOO Pope Uonifai e VIII. used a similar sentence w ith King Fiiilip the lair of Trance. It ap!-ar.s that I'hilip bad some no tion of independence, and the pope giive.hiui to understand that "the t rench, of right are and ought to be subject to the Komau king and tbe em. jM-ror., Ot course this went, and I'hilip con tinued to le fair haired, but not Inde pendent Philadelphia Ledger. LIGHT OF THE FIREFLY. The Luminous Organ of the Insect and How It Operates. A study of the luminescence of the firefly, and espe. i;t!ly of tin; cheuilcal elements involved. Ly I". Alex Mcber mott has brought fvnvard several Very mil-resting inunts. So far us Ls k.iown. two ustaiit chemical factors, water nii.,1 oxvgen. are ne. essary for thn production of light by living org.'ihi.-iiis. Tlie third necessary factor, the subsiain e' oxi dized, may Ik- ai;d probav ! variable. The luminous otgan of t'ie lireily consists of two layers of maie.m! uu- dr the otifcr transparent covering. The inner of these two la.veis consists mainly of guauin, a compound similar to uric, acid, and this probably serves as n reflector. The outer layer con sists of a mass of cells normally of a pale yellow color. Both layers are penetrated by innu merable minute tracheae iductsl, which unite hi the interior of the insect to form larger passages and run together in the outer layer of yellow cells, form ing a network somewhat resembling tiie liner veiling of a leaf. It is practically certain that in life t:iese pis.Nages are tilled with air, and it seems probable that the photogenic process is accompanied by the evolu tion of carbon dioxide ami the con sumption of oaf geu of the uir. Brook lyn Eagle. Kangaroo Mother's Bravery. During u severe drought In a certain section of Australia the owner or a country station was sitting one even ing en the porch when bo saw a kan garoo lingering n'.umt. alternating ap proaching and retiring from the house, as if half in doubt and fear what to do. At leii.th si:'.- approached the wa- r i ails :,d. t-iU'Vi a young one from her p..in-h h M it to the water to drink, bu'-y ' wr.s Katisfjlng Its no ;i:cr was quivering all ii;;neliensio:i. for she was f . t from tiie porch where o s v, as watching her. The ,r.: lis ashed !i-ii:khig, was While he ihir-t ii hut a lev.' i one ;t he:- i. bii'iy. ha' i.i replaced i.i I pouch, an.! the old kan T at a rapid pace. The is so Dutch impressed by iroo set spectator the astonishing bravery of the affec tionate m.'iUer that he made a vow and kept it never again to shoot a kangaroo. Foolish Question. An ollicial who was making up an assessment roll because of some recent street improvements called at each house on the improved streets- to learn the names of th property owners. At one house he climbed out of his car, went to the door and knocked. "Who owns this property 1" he asked. ' "Why. I do," the woman answered. The ollicial got her nanio and put it down in his hook. Then ho took a sijuint at tlie size ot the lot. "How many feet?" ho asked. "Two. of course:" the woman snap ped, wondering w hether be thought she was a centipede. lmliunapolis News. Aluminum. Bauxite is a mineral that contains aluminum in a combination which the electric furnace will tear apart, thus producing the metal. C'lny also con tains it in vast quantity, but the trick has not yet been turned to set free the aluminum in clay. So bauxite Is used. New York Sun. Surgery In Stone Age. A flint knife has recently been fouud In Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, which had been used in performing surgical operations lit the stone age. It Is al most identical with the operating knife adopted by surgeons ivirhin the past few years, Loudon Mail. One of the Elect. "Sir," said the haughty dame to the poor. Inventor, "you don't belong In the upper classes." "I think I do, ma'uui," lie replied, "for I llv In au attic." St Louis Star, KOFKH8IONA1. F. A. I3AILKY, Al. D. HiVii-'iHu anil Snrfeon Office: tip. '-- ri in .oitrtch IMm iieuln.c o rorimr Hum in. nu Knt-oim Htriwu, Ptiomw, Micftl'!' .aj. iniil-ni-.CIty DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Hillsboro Natur al Bank Building Main Street. Hillsboro - - - Of- DK. VV. II. PASLEY Dentist Olliecjt iu tho ileidol Building, upntaln Msln Street, adjoining Foul OUtce 111.1k, Koohih ' and 4. J'lionn City 9U Hillsboro - Oreircn DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST T'tniesie Bldg. Rooms 6 and s ORE. IHILLSBOKO. Main and Third Dr. J. B. Dinsmore Physician & Sursreon Calls Day or Night Orenco Oregon DR E. T. HELMS CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Mi4 In connt-cHim ElmcirleMy, Hydro Ihmrpmthy am Mclmmtltla OlMoHot. I'aili Answered Day and Night Oiflce Phone City 963. OiiiKf. 1 and 2 llekl,. hid 4. IhlUla.ro Oregon E. MASON PHYSICIAN and SURCEON Cady Bldg., Beaverton, Ore. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. Thomas M. Kerr, Plaintiff, vs. Pacific States Savings Loan and Building Co., Defendant. To Pacific States Savings Loan and Building Co. the above named defendant : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear in the above en titled Court and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled cause, on or before the 15th day of September, 1917, said date beinjr after the expiration of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons; and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, to-wit: For a decree declaring the plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple and in possession of the following described parcel of4 real property situate in Washington County, Oregon, to-wit: All of Lot Four (4) of and in Block Three (3), of and in Finney's Addition to the Town- (now City) of Hillsboro in said County and State; And that you and all persona claiming by, through or under you, be forever barred and precluded from claiming, or attempting to claim, as serting or attempting to assert any right, title or interest in or to said real property, or any part thereof, or claim or lein upon the same, ad verse to the title and interest of the plaintiff therein and thereto; and that the title of the plaintiff to said real property be forever quieted against the claims of yourself, and all persona claiming by, through, or under you; and that such other and further relief be awarded unto the plaintiff as to the Court may seem necessary and proper in the premises. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof in the Hills boro Argus, pursuant to an order of the Honorable George R. Bagley, Judge of the above entitled Court, made, rendered and dated on the 1st day of August, 1917. The date of the first publication of this summons is August 2nd, 1917, and the date of the last publication thereof is Sep tember 13th, 1917. HARE & McALEAR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned, the Administratrix of the Estate, of Ernest August Btelje, Deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County, her Final Ac count in the Matter of said Estate, and that the said Court has fixed t Monday, the 3rd day of September, A. D. 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, in the County Court Boom in the County Court House, in the City of Hillsboro, Washington Coun ty, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Ac count, and for the final settlement of said Estate. Dated this 27th day of July, A. I. 117. REGINA JOHANNA MARGARET BRELJE, Administratrix of tho Estate of Ernest August Brelje, Decsased. E. B. TONGUE, Attorney for Administratrix.
