COUNTY EXPENSES BIG
Continued from Pa Re Three
10; Charles Parker, 7.20 j Riley
Thomas, 1.70; Xorman Me vers,
2.40; A Mceuwscn, 2; A L Van
skey, 1.20; Leo Waters, 1; Peter
I'yl, 1.80; M Sommcr, 8.30; Jno
C) Mara, 1.90; Glen M Knox.
1.20; T J Peveyhouse, 1,20; Alb
Cop, ti.10; Dan Pubols, 1.90; F.
M Kiee, 2; Jno Renner, 2.20; W
A Vandyke, 2.10; Everett Priek
tt, 8.80; Joseph Senko, 2; Irle
Kverest, 1.20; Oliver Faust, 2.40;
Chas Trachsel, 10; Walter May
nack, 1.80; Marvin Krahmer, 5.
30; 1) C Jolly, 2.40; II C Sahnow,
1.40; Alb Traehsel, 8.10 Harold
Knox, 1.80; A C Kruger, 6.00;
II R Findley, 5.60; II A Kurnt
li, 38.10; C C Arns, 4.60; Henry
Johnson. 4.80; Chas W Fuller.
1.10; Glen E Miller, 1.50; Mil
dred Steinhoff, 4.20; Clarence
Klatt, 3.10; O M Grimm, 2; J M
Hiatt, 8.20; Cecil Stephens, 4.70;
Airs F L Pranger, 3.10; Raynoer
Ilaynes, 40c; Ralph Wolf, 1.80;
Calvin Bunker, 1.20; II T Hesse.
1; F J Francis, 2.10; Harvey
Helms, 3.40; Arthur Vincent.
.20; Walt Robinson ,8.50; J V
Deardorf, 2.60; John Tschabokh
1.20; Joe Mueller, 1; A Gough
nour, 2; Douglas Mcpherson,
1.90; EarKJrabel, 4.90; Alb Uor
wick, 8.40; Christian Zuercher,
2.80; 11 K Dennv, 4; Jos Vanau-
denhagen, 3.70; Elwood Wilson,
3.30; Delmer Meyers, 2.60; Rov
MeConnell, 2.20. '
Road Supervisors salaries C
C Nelson, $140; II D Matteson,
Dist, 4, 56; Chas Geiberger, Dint
I, 91.25; W N Hathorn, Dist 3.
70; II 1) Matteson, Dist 4, 10;
Otto ogel, Dist 5, 108; Chas F
Grabel, Dist 6, 35; J Moline, Dist
7, 4; A Zwiener, Dist 9, 28; J J
Shevlin, Dist 10, 6; J J Wismer,
Dist 11, CO; C E Meacham, Dist
12, 40; Ben Heesacker, Dist 14,
12; J M Hiatt, Dist 15, 29; Jas
Churchill, Dist 16, 24; Geo Fish
er, Dist 17, 40; J M Vanderzan
den, Dist 17, 40; C E Meaeham,
Dist 18, 12; Fred Hamel, Dist 19,
8; GjPEssner, Dist 20, 4; Geo
Fisher, Dist 21, 46; J H Hoff
man, Dist 24, 8; A Zwiener, Dist
22, 71 ; J A Zimmerman, Dist 25,
4; Grant Mann, Dist 37, 4; John
Trachsel, Dist 26, 12; J B Camp
bell, Dist 28, 28; J H Brokaw,
Dist 29, 16; J- M Vanderzanden,
Dist 80, 4; T H Moore, Dist 81,
81; A Zwiener, Dist 82, 17; Ben
Heesacker, Dist 33, 4; Ambrose
Schmidlin, Dist 84, 88; Carl
Berggren, Dist 85, 12;Otto Brose
Dist 42, 8; A C Kruger, Dist 43,
69 ; W C Edy, Dist 44, 20 ; Alfred
Pieren, Dist 45, 108; D L Smith,
Dist 46, 4; J A Zimmerman, Dist
47, 8; Jno Schmeltzer, Dist 48,
8; C E Meacham, Dist 50, 20;
Z T Cole, Dist 54, 80; Frank
Reh, Dist 57, 8; H D Matteson,
Dist 28, 20.
Field Assessor Chas E Lvtlr;
$70.50; E G Hagey, 156; H G
Vincent, 75; II Schuermann, 78;
Allan Rice, 90; C T Bigelow, 48;
J E Bennett, 66; J E Carpenter,
78; E X Harding, 12; D B Woo
ton, 33.75.
Wit. Grand Jury J J Boos,
$5.40; E B McFarland, 4.80; Joe
Dhooglie, 9; Roy Fogel, 4.40;
Robt Wahn, 9.
Eighth Grade Exam. Board
R L Wann, $22.50; O B Kraus,
22; H A Ball, 6; Mrs B Jorgen
sen, 18; Lucy A Bloyd, 16; Zoa
Bloyd, 16; G E Richards, 7.50;
Amy Pechin, 8.
Sheriff's expense F G Mitch
ell, $.90; Chas Wescott, 14.35;
Irwin Hodson Co, 6.18; Wells
Fargo Co, 6.15; Virgil Weckert,
21.60; B T Best, 7.60; Wolley &
Philpott, 2.61; C W Redmond,
20.25; Bushong & Co, 1.12; O L
Huff, 24.61; R R Richardson,
10.65; Quick & Bettis, 11.50; A
W Mills, 21.80; Ratz Garage, 3;
L L Crawford, 4; Geo Alexander,
sheriff, 30.03; Dora Read Bar
ber, 9.50; J C Smith, 26.70; Yor
an Printing House, 16.60.
Grand Jurors A G Sandbloin,
$3; E C Wetzel, 7; Wm Jackson,
7.40; E G Heaton, 6.80; S II
Bullock, 7; A J Dylse, 4.80; II
V Meade, 8.80.
Cattle Indemnity F Shield,
$1 i.7B ; W P Vanderzanden, 12.
50: Geo Emmerson, 12.50; J W
Ba ley, 12.50; Chris Gertsch, 12.
60; Thos Carmichael, 18.75;
Lester Campbell, 12.50.
Relief Verboort Gen Merc
Store, for Mr Pavey, $25.05;
Gaston Drug Store, for Chand
ler family, 18.85; Mrs Kate
Brynes, for Chandler family, 30;
Forest Grove Laundry, Ice and
Fuel Co, for Mrs Lachapelle, 6 ;
Good Samaritan Hospital, 172.
80; J T Young, 10; H B John
son, for Polly Martin, 8; Mrs
Mary Runyon, 6 ; Mrs John Pear
son, 15; M B Welch, 15; Cora
Stemple, 1 7.50 ; Estella Ncep, 10 ;
Helma Halvorson, 15; Matilda
Nord, 10; Anna Lingman, 15; C
F Castell, for Newton Peters, 5;
Eveline LaChapelle, 10; Eva
Adams, 10; Esther Mathews, 8;
Anna Custard, for Lucy Purcell,
10; Sarah J Robinson, 10; Wm
Hamelman, for C Gaebel, 8;
Grace E Bruce, 20; Maria Nuss
baumer, 28; Edna M Ingles, 15;
r.orhrAt Goetze. for F Frcitage,
. flHiro- Broa, for May Dixon.l
10; F 0 Mitchell, for same, l;
F O Mitchell & Co, for Har
rison, .60; Alice Baacomb, 8;
Mri Norman P Rawion, 25.
Widow' penaion Ev Wil
liams, $10; Minnie. Johnson, 17.
60; Molly Wilkes, 17.50; Char
lotte E Leviek, 17.60; Ruth A
Kaac, 10; Luclla I) Crane. 10;
Rosa Scars, 1Q; Clara Rocllich,
10; Nettie R Jeffers, 10; Mary
Ellen Holland, 10; Elmira Mar
garet Marsh, 10; Ethel May
Xoyes, 25; Maggie Lee Hoover.
10; Josephine U Ellis, 17.50
Laura T Hayes, 25; Nellie M
Willis, 17.60; Omega Alph-
Brown, 7.33; Vernon Petriitu
1.10.
N A Frost, Co school sttpiflOO.OO
Zola Morgan, clerk eo supt 60.00
J H Davis, recorder 100.00
F A Everest, dep recorder 75.00
Mary Campbell, asst dep., 60.00
H A Kuralli, oo clerk ...150.00
Edna Gilker, dep clerk ...100.00
Genevieve ( ollette, stenog
rapher, clerk s office 75.00
E B Sappington, treasurer 75.00
Irene Sappington, clerk, eo
treasurers office 15.00
Bessie Hanlev, ek treas of 1S.00
Geo Alexander, sheriff 150.00
E J Boos tax ruUcction..104.00
F T Kane, ledger work,
sheriff s office 136.50
W W Downs, tx eollectionlOO.riO
V F llolev, assessor... 100.00
J B Wilkes, dep assessor- 75.00
D B Reasoner, eo judge.....! 00.00
R Matteson, eo conuu 69.00
II T Hesse, eo comni.. 60.00
Win Tupper, janitor 75.00
W R Montgomery, asst jun 70.00
Aug Tews, r &"h . 11.50
H T Hesse, co court 7.90
H T Hesse, r & h 84.20
R Matteson, co court 2.40
R Matteson, r & h 35.00
D B Reasoner, co court 3.1-0
D B Reasoner, r & h. 3.10
Dora Read Barber, juv ct 27.90
Chas Wescott, juv ct 9.15
P W Watkins, wit juv ct- 9.15
Guy Richards, wit juv ct- 8..0
N A Frost, supt's exp 171.26
Glass & Prudhomme Co,
seh supts office-.. 12.35
Bushong & Co, for same 18.95
W F Boley, assessor exp. 11.38
E B Sappington, treas exp 4. SO
J H Davis, recorder exp 9.20
Yoran Printing House, eo'
recorder exp 132.20
Hillsboro Ind, circ ct 14.00
Hillsboro Ind, war reg
Hillsboro Ind, clerk's exp
Bushong & Co, clerk's exp
5.00
7.00
2.25
F G Mitehell & Co, clerk's
expense 1.40
F G Mitehell & Co, county
assessor's expense .60
Same, seh supt exp 10.05
Same, co judge's exp 2.35
Irwin Hodson Co, ck's offc 24.50
L M Hoyt, clerk's exp 7.90
Moise-Klinkner Co, ek exp 2.31
Argus, co mm proceedings 25.00
Argus, clerk's exp 12.00
Wm McQuillan, truant of 18.30
C W Redmond, constable- 40.82
W B Fuller, constable 52.20
Enterprise Art Slide Co,
war registration 2.20
C W Redmond, war reg.... 10.50
Geo Alexander, sheriff,
postage tax collection 160.13
W F Tews, arrest speeders 6.00
J H Foote, bd prisoners... 21.50
Wm McQuillan, bd pris 20.25
Owl Electric Co, ct h exp 83.55
G EAUen, ct house exp .80
Blake, McFall Co, c h exp 10.50
Wm Tupper, c h exp 1.00
North Coast Power Co,
court house exp
34.86
38.35
1.10
49.90
Hbo Tel Co, c h exp.
Hbo Tel Co, war rsg
C Beghnger, co farm..
The C C Store, co farm
W H Erwin, co farm
C Gardner, supt co farm
11.50
4.75
75.00
F G Mitchell & Co, co fm... 11.20
Emmott's Cash Market, c f 9.00
Dr J O Robb, exam phys
inq of Mary Fries 10.00
G J Limber, coroner, inq
of Mary Fries 7.50
Dr G F Via, exam phys inq
of Julius Swenson 1.0.00
G J Limber, coroner, inq
of Julius Swenson 9.50
Same, cor of A A Casey 9.00
Same, cor inq P W Paulson 8.50
W D Smith, justice's fees- 8.95
C W Redmond, justice fees 9.55
H A Kuratli, clerk, scalp
bounty paid by state
54.75
9.63
5.00
1.00
Same, clerk s exp.
Same, circuit ct exp
Same, election
W F Tews, night watch c h 15.00
J M Wall, chairman Wash
Co Patriotic League 79.30
The Frederick Post Co, co
surveyor's office ..r ... 1.66
Wahsington Co News Times
Comm proceedings 25.00
J F Jones, dist sealer 27.00
Glass & Prudhomme Co,
Dist Atty's office 131.95
The Pernot Laboratories,
inculation guinea pig 25.00
E M Ward, c h exp 25.00
E M Ward, ct house exp .60
C L Boss, sheriff's office.305.00
Dr F A Bailey, exam phys
insane case . 5.00
R B Collis, circ court 27.00
Aug Scherling, wit insane
case of E D Johnson
6.00
6.00
.60
8.25
3.45
Virgil Weckert, same
Rose Cave, exp co judge of
W W Boscow's Cash Store,
county farm
Percy Long, c h exp
Jas. Borwick, of Orenco, was
in town Monday.
"Beaver Portland Cement."
Absolutely guaranteed. Badger
Lumber Co. 12-15
Wm. A. Verboort, of Ver
boort, was in town Monday, on
business. He says that his sec
tion has as good looking: crops as
any in the county.
Chautauqua Audiences to Hear New
Marine Band
WW ;.&f,H.F Wri
Two years aeo the NVw York Ory Marine Bund ninde a tour of the Wwt and er. enthnslnstlonlly neclved by the music Iuk hu,.mu-.h in tlio
lnrpr cities. Their rnsnnenioiit for a second Western trip for 1918 over UM 0butU(nn circuit Is noliil.lo oua. This Is tint same l,n,l whkli for h. v
enil seasons past has Ihvii In such demand for conventions am! Ug KntherU-gt ta the Kast nml has n.M.-vc.l nn unuflual mv.rd f..r r. n. ut.'.l iu;aK-iiicits
at Palisades Park in New York.
The ilim-tor, .Mario l.o Zlto, Is one of America's foremost ImnU leader, UM oldest hrolhcr uiul most widely known of the famiMis Itallun family of
that name. The soloist with the band la to bo Wary A del Hays, tho New Yortt coloratura wtprtino. who enpttvated (Jhautauuun mnlicuivs Inst y.ur. Miss
Hays has been returned as soloist on the express reiiuest of town after tows. She has a clorloue voice that render the most dltticiili coloratura arias
with ease, nn.l a eharmlns iM-rs,mallty that Instantly Mns every uuillenee.
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55
minutes
a.m.
a. in.
n .in.
n.m.
6:32
7:12
8:2$
9:5S (Sunday Daly)
10:48 (Except Sunday)
a. in
:n
in.
hi.
in.
in.
4:17 ,
6:47
p
iv
1'
miniiti
:4S ,
9:43
From Portland
:5l
55
.i.iii
a. in
.:. in.
9:20
11:31
p. in
5:03
:12
7:13
47
12:06
Henry Miller, of below Witch
Hazel, was in town Monday.
Henry Harms, of near North
Plains, was a city caller the first
of the week.
T. R. Imbrie, of Portland, w
out the last of the week, greet
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hancock,
of Cornelius, were down Satin
day evening, calling on relatives
and friends.
Wm. Fizelle, of near Laurel,
was in town Mondav. He has n-
eived word from Ireland that a
number of hts cousins have been
killed while in service at Up
front in Flanders.
The warm weather of last
week so warmed up the water in
the county streams that swim
ming was the thing Sunday. Boys
with sun-burned backs and men
with sun-burned bald spots was
the order Mondav morning.
"Alfred Morgan, with the coast
lefense department of the U. S.
Navy, writes that he was in As
toria the other day, taking in
sonic material for the forts at the
mouth of the river. He expects
to be home soon on a short vaca
tion. "THE ADVANTAGE
OF A HANDICAP"
Dr. Elliott Eoyl Returns to Chautau
qua With New' Lecture.
1 r. Klllntt A. P.eyl has mnny friends
In the -West. He lectured on this
( h:ui(uiiiin circuit two years a-o mid
111 rexpoice to the m:iiiy requests he Is
returning with n new lecture, "'1 lie Ad-
vuiiliice of a Handicap," Ir. Koyl has
become one of th-t wrongest Inspira
tional lecturers on the platform, lie
Dr. Elliott A. Boyl.
Is not only n splendid orator, hut a
deep thinker, a close and logical ren-
n.n nnA Una n.!.. c.i.-n.l orllh tlif-
tlnent facts. People are thinking and.
talkinz about his lecture for mouths
and years after he has gone. ;
i
WAR SAVINGS NEWS
Friday, June 28th, at 8 p. in. is
the time set for Washington
County to "go over the top" in
War Savings.
The people of Washington
County are asked to set aside
$534,000 to be spent after the
war is won. In the meantime let
the money work to support our
boys and our allies at the front.
F.aeh district has been assigned
its share on a basis of assessed
valuation and population. A dis
trict is "ove,r the top" when its
quota of W. S. S. has been pur
chased or pledged. Everyone is
expected to help as much as he
is able. Nearly every district
has men or women who can take
the limit $1000 in W. S. S.
Others can take $500 or more.
Don't wait for the committee to
come to see you and work their
heads off to get you to pledge
your share. Get right around
and see the committee and pledge
more than your share and en
eourage others to pledge liberal
ly. Solomon was absolutely cor
rect w hen he laid down the prin
ciple that a man's heart and his
treasure would be in the same
place. Investments of time and
money are the tests of patriot
ism. Talk is cheap, but it takes
money, provisions and ships to
win the war.
The .sum of $83.40 fills a War
Savings Certificate. The money
helps the government. The ma
terial that yon would spend it
for is kept for the government.
So you have really helped win
the war doubly, that is to say
f 166.80 worth. In five years von
get $100. A profit of $12.fio"for
the use of $83.40 four years and
sif months. In all human prob
ability prices will have swung
back to normal or below by that
timeand your $100 then will buy
at least twice as much of any
thing you want as the $88.40
would buy now. You stand a
good chance to make 100 per
cent, on your investment, so
don't get to feeling too sorry for
yourself about the duty of buy
ing W. S. S. The more you buy
the belter for you. During the
week June 17th to 22nd a series
of pntriotio rallies will be held
over the county. There are peo
ple in your neighborhood who
have not attended a patriotic
meeting. Urge them to go to one
of these rallies.
N. A. FROST,
Chairman of War Savings,
Washington County.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Griebeler and wife, at Gaston,
June 8, 1918, a son.
"Beaver Portland Cement."
Made in Oregon. Good-live-clean
product. Fresh from mill.
Badger Lumber Co. 12-15
Washington County is still
getting out hundreds of ship
knees for the Portland yards,
and men make a great deal more
money out of this work than
they would following any other
occupation.
Troy Pickens, who lived here
a few years ago, returned the
other day from a visit back to
Tennessee, where he accompan
ied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Pickens, well known here.
Troy visited his brother, Arno C.
Pickens, the first of the week,
He says his parents re not sat -
isfied with old Tcnn., and are
coming back to the Pacific,
Coast, where things are just
, right." Troy had to register at
lUe ""es, the other day, just
"'l '"K passea nis zisr Diunaay.
e nas tried to enlist two differ
ent times, but was turned down
CHAUTAUQUA DATES
The Chautauqua's dates for
Hillsboro are
elusive.
uly 1 8 to 28, in -
'
EICHHORNS LEAD
COMMUNITY SINGING
Chauteuquas to Hear Pioneers
Creat Movement That Is Sweep
- Ing the Country.
In
The community sltiKlnit movement
that Is -weeping the land Is hrliik-lm: In
reiMirts from every part of the country
of Immense uthi rlim-s. Ttie first Na
tional Community Sinn Hay was reh-'
tinned In Washington last Heeemher
and thousands were turned away from
tho great Auditorium. In PtttHhurxh
over 10,000 people attended their tlrst
V "" " '- v- v
w- x' -,
0, 1 s
. t f
Mr. and Mra. Elchhorn.
community aing and this hus been re
peated In practically every hirno city
of tho country.
Mr. and Mrs. Elchhorn have heen
pioneers In the "community slug Idea"
find are among the best-known leaders
of public bIiikIhK In the country. Their
flpHariince at Chautauqua on the llfth
day will tie one of the Joyous events of
the week.
John MeClarcn,of upper dales
Creek, was ill the city Monday
afternoon.
F.. L. Moore, traveling over the
Northwest, was home I lie fir , I
of the week on a short vacation.
For Sale Two wagons, 3'i;
team horses, about 2800; wagons
are hi most new. Jos. Mueller,
Hillsboro, Route 1, near Helve
tia. 11-18
J. II, Wescott, of Gaston, now
following the simple life, was in
town Monday, greeting friends.
J. II. sent down a bough of
prunes the other day which,
within 4 inches of limb, had 17
prunes on it. Some prunes.
Chas. Green, of Washougal,
Wn., formerly employed at the
Gregg hopyard, at Leisyville, was
over to the city Monday. Chas.
comes on the coming selective
list for Camp Lewis, June 24,
and he came over to get his bear
ings. Jack Hensley's express horse
has won his first bout as scrap
per. The other day a junk deal
er from Portland drove up by the
side of Hennlev's eouine and
j stopped. His horse decided to
take a nip at Jack's "boss" with
I the result that the Hensley horse
proved himself somewhat of a
("nipper himself. He srabbed
the visiting Mazenna bv the nose
(and once more Portland was van-
i quisnea by Hillsboro. Jack is
now thinking of sending his plug
to the front as a cavalry horse.
y
4
ork City
TIME TABLE
All, except the I', It. Si N. trains
tire electric, and slop at the dc-
1. . ... , .
j pot on Main street.
To Portland.
Forest (Iri'Vc train., 6:50 a, in.
.McMinuv 1 1 1 - train ..
I Sheridan train ...
! Forest ( irove t rain ...
j McMinmille tram ,
. Forest (irove train,
! Fugciie train
I McMinnville train
7:36 a. in.
, 9:59 a. m.
12 ,50 p. in.
, 2:16 p. in,
3:52 p. in.
. 4:13 p. ni,
6;26 p. in.
Forest Grove train..
9:50 p. in.
From Portland
A rrives
F.itgctie train .. 8:1ft a. in.
M( MiMH , r . itll
.10 :13 a. in.
-12:0 4 p. m.
., 3:14 p, in.
. 4:31 p. in.
. 6:10 p. in.
... 7:15 p. in.
... 9 :00 p. in.
j Forest (irove train...
I r.i. c-4 Grot c I rain .,
Sheridan train
l'i r--.it (Irove train.
M c l inn ille I rain ..
' I,v st Grove train
j McMinnville train
.12:05 p. m
j All trains .stop on flag at Sixth
and Main; at North Range mul
j 1 ir streets, Sivlli and I ir streets.
i iii I at Ten! h sl reel.
To Portland,
i P. It. St N. train , 4:05 p. in,
j From Portland.
P. R. N". train,, 9:63 a. m.
Motor Cur Service.
I, , . .....
i o itoxhtit 12:25 p, in.
To Timber 4:30 p. in.
From Timber. . 9:50 a. in
I r. nn 1 '. 1 1 v I . 1 1 '. a : 10 p. in.
Note the. change in the S. P.
lime table in (toother column.
l'or sale: Grade Holstein
herd, consisting of 18 cows in
milk, ami 17 bead of calves and
young stock. Some of the cowa
are fresh, some coming fresh
soon, or will freshen in Fall.
Tin-re are. some excellent pro
dtirVrs in this herd. The entire
herd is tuberculin tested under
Federal supervision. Frank W.
Council, Hillsboro, Oregon, R. F.
D. 1. 12-14
John Dennis, who is now lo
cated at Neverstil, looking after
some logging interests, was out
Sunday, a guest of home folks,
J. W. Goodin, of North Plains,
was greeting friends in town the
first of the week.
"WORLDS IN THE MAKING"
Doctor Carpenter Preieota Lecture of
Ahcorhing Intel et at Chautauqua.
It. A. D. Carpenter, scientist and
UKtronoiner, Interprets the marvels of
science in terms of the popular mind.
And he does It without putting a "drv"
minute In Ills lecture. He umkeH the
wondei,, of tin universe nn absorbing
suhjei t, tllli.0- his nudieiicee Just what
they have always wtntetl to kr.ow but
Dr. A. D. Carpenter.
have but V;iuely uiiderKlood. To Illus
trate his lecture, "Worlds In the Mak
Imr," ho uses a Mntllek Tellurian tna
rhln", a revolving miniature of the
universe.
"
t; i)
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V1-" r - t
For sale: Good, ninllc driving
mare, 10 years, l)&0; ituiks sin
gle or double, 11 lid her tired bug-
K)'i goo'l new, reasonable,-
Herman Uuccker, Telephone
aiRxd. 13-14
.otice to Crcditoia
Notice Is hereby given (lint tin
ileiHii;iiril !un liii'ii duly appe
hv the Hon l onely t'otiit us tl t
un
lit, d
,d
h T.
. in(
el.i
tint
i i-' .
r-hs
loininlintor of the estate of Joki
Arnold, ilci'i awed'
Now, therefore, lilt iiioi' h,.
rlalniH Hk'niiiHt said entale m h
notithsl and iiiiillrfd to presehi
naniit toHcllnir with propel' vou
to the uedeinijf lied it hill nil u ,
from this '.'Hid tin v of May, pip,
John M. SS nil. Adiiiiiiitl at
AilllreKH. Illllt.hel.i ll.
NOTICE TO CltKDITOltS
I en.
in in i; tui'Mv coi'itr ov i.ik
ST.MK OF OKKCON I OU W.v-ll-INti'l'ON
COUNTY.
In the Mailer of the I'ntatu of Jul us
Swenmiii, iIccciihihI.
N'tliic in hciet.y tiven that the nn-
ilersiKiiisI ban heen HpM.iited admit in-
t rat it of tie inlateef Julius Swri i n,
deceased, ly thtilountv t'ouilol the
Countvof Wio hiiitttuii. Stale of fre-
Itoii, ami. has duly ipoililied im Mich,
All persons hMvpiu cuiiiiih iicainct raid
csliito are hereby iiotilled lo privet t
them pres'rlv verilled us by lav ie-
(til I'll, til tllC Ull'lel'iU'lied St the 1 I' o
ol M. II. liilUsli, IliilsUio, dis .e.
wit bin six liioiitba fiuiii the date I i ' ,,
I'alol the lunl publication Ji; .-
lilh. ItiW.
llaniiah J'vveiiwif.
Adminiiitraliu of the KM ate of .
us SMetison.
M. It. Iliitnii and l. ii. tluiiut. At
ncya fur the krtate.
Notice ol find it, ,-tth i it i,'
iM int. oil., .v
Tin: .vt 'is-' o' ' .' . .
WASIilMiitlN n,
tl.
III the mutter of ti e mtui.-
I .
K. Willis, let-rum-."
N'utii-o in hrrebv liiveit tluil tin
del.
nod
cd In
her
eeu-
and
iuiie,
in. of
he a-
liruisl i'icrutri)L i f the In l v
tcBlami'iit of Paul ilceislt til.
the tilsive entitled Court aiai i i
Ii i nil ni i'iiiiiil iukI n pi'it ii l tt i
I ri . anil the mud ( our! h t i
appointisl Muiiiiuy.tho lott )
:ls, nt the hour of in e'.-l, !
said dtiv. and the court re- f
Imvo ent it list Court in Ihi,ki,i,
t)re-
k'tin. as tlu time aiul iilaeit i,,r tit nnet
ebjectlitlis to xnld hnal accolinl tti.it for
tlif lililll settlement of Hld estate
Moiiw y. wiiiis.
l!f,eill pin itf the bil i II uit.l l.u.
incut of Klhert V. Willis, ceceascd.
HAKK, McAI.KAK A I'KI KKS,
Attorneys fur Plaintiff.
Resilient attorneys State of Ort-giin,
'tint ( Illicit Address Shute Suviiurit
Itniik lllu., Hillsboro, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tha Stntf of
Oregon for Washington County.
Amy J Farley, plaintilf.
vs
Krnnk A. Karley. di-lemliint
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to np-
peur una uner tho ccinji,,uut tiled
nk'aimtt yuu in the above entitled
lit or before Friday, July. l'.;th,
llH, which stud date ia ti e. ks from
and after Thunxtiiy, the anth day of
May, 1!MS, the date of the lirM pulilica
lion of l his HUniinons,iinil if vim fail to
appear or answer the plaint iff fur want
thereof will apply to the court fur the
relief prayed for in her complaint, to-
wit: fur a decree dissolving the tnnrri
ne contract existing between you and
tne planum, anu for such other relief
as pertains to ciiulv.
I his Summons Is published bv oi ¬
ler of the Hon. (io. R. Baelev.
Judjfe of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Washington, and said order was
made and dated on the Lltlh day of
May, llllN.and the date of the last pub
lication of thin mimniotiH Is Thursday,
the Hth day of July. I!IH.
l Ivdo Kirnarilfon, Attorney for lb!
Plaintiff, rcsiditiir at Portland. btiHimv )
address, MX Chamber of Commerce
Hldg, Portland, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
In The Circuit Court of The State of
Oregon For Waahlngton County,
M. J. Smith, Plaintiff,
vs.
It. W. Wilkes and Wilk, bin
wife? Amu I'. Wilkraaiut - WilbAa
his wife; Henry IJiehl and Oichl,
ms wile, uotendnnts.
To R. W. Wilkes and Wilkes,
his wife, Amos C. Wilkes and
Wilkes, his wife, the above named Pe-
lendatits:
In the name of llio stnt,, of (li-mr,,,.
von are herebv remiireit to anm,,,,, i.,
the above entit led court and answir C o
complaint tiled against vou in thenbcvti
eiuiiieu cBiiHc.on or iieioruine ZUlli i...v
of June. l'HM. said ilnte ha-imr i,ti,.i- i , ..
expiration of sir we-iia from the t!.
. . ..i i- . i . . i
mi t-ut; oiHi jiiuii'-i uou oi tniH Hutn
mons; and if you fail to no appear in 'i
answer said eornnlnint for uunl H.r,,.
of, pluint.iir will npl'I.V tt i ho court for
i.ne reuer prayca (or in but complin il
io-wii: ror a uecrcc tlerlnring tbo
lllailltilT to he tho owner In fee .,i,r.,,l,.
and in poHsession of the t'..owhi' tie.--ciil
ed real piop'-t'- , :., , , -, )..
n.i'i.on Cot'iit--, ( '!
t of f.ot, 4. of . .,.. ,
iUl Ll '.lit .lOV, ,, . iW ' : . THKl.
Grove, Oregon, as the same ,t eiirs
upon the duly recorded map and p:t
hereof of record and on Hl ii 1 he
office of t ho RecorrW nf I niiuitv,. I,,..,.
of said County and State;
anu tnat you ana each 01 you be for
ever barred and precluded 'from claiii -intr
or attenmtintr to claim, a. t nie-
or attempting to assert any r t rv, titU
or inicreai in or to SH'tl r n' operty
or any part thereof, or ei. .. I- lion
upon the pamo. ndversn .., u, ,t
interest of the Plaintiff tvi-reiii nerl
iliertito; that tho title of the plaintiir
to said real property be forever quieted
amiintit vonr elnim mul ull
claiming by, through or under ynu, or
-.oner oi you: anu mat such other and
further relief be granted unto tho
plaintiff as to the court may stem
tijiowiuiu in wit: premiaes.
This summons is served mw.n ...... i ..
laihliciition thereof in the Hillnt,,,,,, a .
gun, pursuant to an order of the Hon.
itciuioner, uounty Judge of WiihIi
tngton Couiity,()regon,mPile, rendeii d
anddntedtho lf.th day of May, l'JIS tho
dato nf the Pr-t i,ut.l;, ,.if
, t'""-i.iwii ot in in
summons being May Ifith, 19IK, and
oi tne mat publication theuof
being June 27th, lltlS.
Hare, McAlear & Peters,'
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Kesident Attorneys, Stateof lregon.
P. O. Address, Shute Savings Iiauk
Building, Hillsboro, Oregon,