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County Official Paper
L. A. Long, Editor.
Entered at the Post Office at Carroll Gates was held, and the
Ilillsboro, Oregon, ns second- church was taxed beyond its ca
class mail matter. Poity b.v those wl U' sired to
ci, .. , m
Suhscription, $1.60 per annuui.
Issued Every Thursday by E. C.
McKinney and I.. A. Long.
Willi a million men over seas
our fighting percentage will
gradually become a biif facto i
it now is, ami our boys have no-
. . , ' , "
quitted themselves wonderfully
the past few days during the Ger
man drive
Blood will tell and there is
none better than the American.
Dr. Lowe, Saturday.
Jas. Tobin, of near Haseldale,
was in town yesterday.
Miss liertlia Akin was out
from Portland Tuesday.
Judge Raglcr today tiled an
opinion in Harbison vs. Hillsbo
i i .
ro, wuerem ne savs unless tnc
plaintiff abates 400 of the I
$1000 judgment he may set I
aside the verdict.
Rav Reeves, of Gaston, and I
MissOllie Grabeel. of Portland.
were granted marriage license in
Portland yesterday.
uorii, 10 Mr. and Airs. m.
Hroughton, Ilillsboro, July lfi.
ais, a uaugnier. lue lamer is
serving in uie L nuea states navy.
Jas. Gibsou aud wife, of Reed-1
ville, Mrs. C. W. Ransom and I
Mrs. J. T. Gibson, of Portland, I
were Ilillsboro visitors yesterday I
in attendance at the funeral ofieomfort our bereaved hearts
the late Frank Rice.
' Homer Emuiott, Henry D.
Schtueltzer, John Bettis aud Mr.
Dubell departed Tuesday for a
trip to the Klamath Falls coun
try, where they will spend a day
or so with Kay Emmott.
I 11' ...; fol. I
i.u m iu. louis .unier, uraciic-1
ing at Banks, where he succeeded I
Dr Mumford, was killed in ac-1
tion in France, May 28. He was!
a member of the Medkal Corps,!
and was aged about 28 years. Lt. I
Miller was a graduate of Oregon
The local board wants to send
8 men to the Spruce Division,
volunteers from Class 2, 3, 4,
July 29 3 chokermen, 3 head I
buckers, 1 sawmill foreman, 1 I
planerman. If enough do not I
volunteer the number will be I
drafted from the limited service
men. I
Circuit Court .1 I Whiten I
sues J. J. Ferguson for rental on
West Union farm. SI 00: rLfll"!-
Johnson sues J. C. .Inni (nr I
5ti2.(iO on note: Daniel Desvill,.
sues for foreclosure .n MpiIp I
property, at Oreuco; J. E. Wal-
den et si, judgment for $880.60
against H. M. Saling, and prop-
erty, 7.5 acres, near Dilley, will
be sold to satisfy; Ruth Realty
foreclosure on North Plains
property granted and realty or
dered sold to satisfy; Rebecca
Wilkes vs. Orton Graham, $440.-
49 involved, judgment given.
Editor Argus We note other
idaees i.nhli.rn.d - ;n
the topUhe road leading north
from Hillsboro has some place on
ih n.f n. vf u
place out to R. McKnighfg, a
5s.. f 01. .1 ' ..
uiaututi a-'; iiitica, inert arc
i.,J:.,....L ,1.. i
dows, for Stanley Watson, Wm
Gottleib, Hugh Farnham, Ross
and Win. Deardorf, Geo. Krug
and ttoy Mcknight, besides sev
eral others who wish they were
a little older so they would be in 1
vested without calling on the
women folks, and the older men
are doing their part Peter Gott-
llK ft ..,.4 U- 11 I
Hans, aged 75, ha been show-
ing the youngsters how to pitch
hv Rf1r
j.
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS BOY?
Clyde Sellers, a 11-year-old boy
living in Ilillsboro, ran away
from his home early in the week I
and his parents are anxious to
secure his return. He is descnb-
ea as Deing ot ngnt complexion,
1)1 ue eyes, iiair cm snori, large
teeth and a prominent dimple in
his chin. He was dressed when j
last seen in blue overalls and cot
ton shirt and did not wear shoes
or hat, but may have procured
these. Anyone picking up this
... 1
boy or having any clue to his
wbereaDouis or iniormauon as 10
the direction lie took on leaving
Hillsboro please phone Sheriff's
oflice, or the Argus, ana noia mm
for his parents.
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r. nmff minftl0 I
BAlir duiuw
The bam of Wm. Lichty, near
Orenco. burned last evening, in
the neighborhood of six o'clock. I
Neighbors assembled land kept
thf flime from spreading to the)
house, which was uncomfortably land feeder complete; ttussell lfi
rlose to the burning building.
John Vanderwal went out this
timriiinir and auiusieu uic wjj,
1 1 1 1L. I. ...
Insurance will be paid in the sum I
f SiiOO The loss to uenty
amounts to over a thousand dol-JHolU &. Sons, Cornelius, Oregon,
1 I B.
MEMORIAL SERVICE I
Sunday morning last, at the First
Congregational Church, -the
Memorial Service for the late C.
I liy loving tribute to the pro-
'f.. . , ' ,
svninathv to the bereaved par-
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. dates.
The decorations of the church
were American Hags and gold
and yellow flowers to denote the
turning of a blue tlag into one of
gold. The music was appropri
ate and well rendered, Ci. V
I i i n
I Payne presiding at the organ.
The memorial address bv Or. A
1. Shaw was entitled, "The Dav
Pawn." Dr. Shaw stated in
Ipart: At this Memorial Service
in honor of one of our own,
please let me tell yu that this
life would be an enigma unless it
were succeeded by another life,
fadeless, deathless, ageless. I'n-
I less this life is but a prelude to n
larger, fuller life bevond the
Great Divide, then I fail to sec
tlte purposes of God in it. Have
I no message to give the Fathers
and mothers whose boys are at
the front? Whose boys are dy
ing? Whose bovs arc dead? Must
their lives bloom for a dav. then
pass away, and be eternally bur-
I icd under the waves of extinct
h'lality ? Was it for this they
-:,ve their fresh .vou" ,iv,s UP"
on the altar of love and duty?
Dead and ended! "No! Ameri
can fathers and mothers, ten
thousand times, no! Ring it to
the Heavens, ye earth; ring it
M,!U.k froM the u.avens to car,,
lllt,.. live. Eternally live as
conscious sons of the Lord God
Almighty. Why? A miracle.
you say? No, give us the hope
of reason why, then, in order to
They live, and shall forever live
Because death cannot claim life.
Because life is stronger than
tleatn. .Because man is divine
and therefore deathless and age
less and timeless. Because when
the blackness of night passes, the
Day Dawn arises, the Dav Dawn
., . . " ..
ot the eternal aires, tor all who
fulfilled these eternal words.
"Greater Love Hath no Man
Than This, That a Man Laid
Down His Life for His Friends
This is the Dav Dawn.
DRAINAGE AT ROY
A number of farmers near Rov
"let July 10, on the farms of At
king and Mr. Parsons with Prof
" L. Powers, of Corvallis, to
study the problems of drainage
" the farms.
The particular problem in this
case was l,ie matter of getting an
a,,eq"ate outlet for drainage wa
"- rowers ran levels on the
areas enabled the far
mers to decide upon the possible
location for their drains.
Tl)e Agricultural College,
through fhe County Agent, will
,vc !t''"ar assistance in any
"lmunity w,,f-re or '""re
mieresieu.
County Agent.
GREEN NELSON
Miss Rose Nelson, daughter of
""u joun r
MT. and Mrs. John Nelson, of tin
'! ranil l"
J61. Gree"' 13 1S
the haPPy P" started for Call-
f .1,iouu ev;nuK- A,
brlde ' and favorably
Al J mi
1 1 t . 1 . ,
known here, having been with
the Emmott Millinery for a num
ber of years, where her services
were almost indispensable. The
groom is agent for the Santa Fe,
at Orwood, near Sacramento,
.1 . . .
nd they will make their home at
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
Up. t, .1 n , . .,
"c "ciuaiiy lu-u ross VI1XI1
"y Vl "1 I 'n8'
ht S?.' at Bentha,,y
Grange Hall, give an lee Cream
l,i HuLf c,.:l i.: 1
and Basket
They will render a very patriotic
program of songs and music
specially selected for the occa
sion, and dialogues, etc., of inter
est. Everybody invited to at-
tend
Ladies will please bring
baskets. Admission free
Jce cream and baskets will be
sold immediately after program
SURPRISE
A merry party tendered Mrs. C.
E. Wells a surprise last evening,
complimenting her on her birth
dav. Cards, refreshment and
dancing were the features of the
evening. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdanfes W. G.
Hre. J. W. Council. F. J. Sewell.
r. m. Erwin, Glen Payne, Grove r
Combs, L. A. Long: Mrs. E. L.
'
Moore. Mrs. F.mmn MrKinnpvr
' J
Miss Marv Harbison.
FOR SALE
Complete threshing outfit, 82-60
Aultman laylor aeparator, run
but su days, name as new; blower
11. r. compound engine; good
Will sell together or separate
uuc w uni , uuu
V .... .1 ..... !.. h. ... bi:-.i
sell clover huller; 8-roll feed
mm monntea on trucas. u. j.
Z. o-l
R. F. RICE
R. F. Rice, well known here as
Frank Rice, a former resident of
North Ilillsboro, died at his home
at No. 5.17 Fast .list St., Port
land. July 15. 1HS. after a short
illness. Mr. Rice was out to
Ilillsboro and Blooming a few
weeks ago. and while not rugged
was considered in fair health.
He was born in Platte County,
Mo., April 2.1, 1838, and when n
boy moved with his parents to
Illinois, where he remained until
he was 21 years of age, when he
crossed the plains to Oregon, ar
riving in the Fall of 185!). lie
settled first near Dillcv, and was
married in 1873 to Katie Gibson,
a daughter of pioneer W, O. Gib
son, founder of the Dilley town
site, and manufacturer of llour,
the lirst miller to locate in the
county. The wife died about
1881, and to them were born four
children Otto P., of Portland,
with the Lilly Seed Co.; E. F..
Rice, and W. E. Rice, now farm
ing near Blooming; and Lura.
who died al the age of seven
years. i
The body was brought to the
Donelson Undertaking parlors,1
Monday, and the funeral took
plaiv from the M. E. church on
Wednesday.
Mr. Rice was a man of high
ideals, a sturdy friend and a good
neighbor. The affection of his
children testify to his worth as a
father, and a host of friends
around Ilillsboro and in the
county deplore his taking off.
FIDELIA M. BURRHUS
Mrs. Fidelia M. Burrhus, of be
low the M inter Bridge, died at
the home of her son, Frank Wal
lace, three miles southeast of
Hillsboro, at 3:30 o'clock P. M .,
Monday, July 15. 1918, after be
ing in feeblehealth for several
years. Her maiden name was
Fidelia Straight, and she was
born in Onondaga County, N. Y.,
Jan. 14, 1835, ami was married
in Indiana in 1851 to Thos. Wal
lace, who died Dec. 28, lSliO.
She was married to A. P. Bur
rhus in Boone, Iowa, in ISti!).
She is survived by Mrs. A. M. A
Miller, of Angola, Indiana, and
Frank Wallace, of south of this
city. Two children arc deceased
Wm. J. and Rose.
She came to Oregon in 1897,
from Huron, South Dakota.
Since the death of Mr. Burrhus
Jan. 31, 1907, she has made her
home with Mr. Wallace.
She was a half-sister of Mrs,
II. L. Frost, at Atlantic Iowa.
Eleven grandchildren and six
teen great grandchildren survive
her.
The funeral took place at 3:30
this afternoon from the Done!
son Undertaking Parlors, ami
interment was in the Masonic
Cemetery, by the side of her late
husband, Mr. Burrhus.
JULY FOURTH REPORT
The Red Cross reports the fol
lowing status of the celebration
Cash received Sale of Ed.
Sehuluu'iich lot, $773; conces
sions, $363.74; auction sale, rugs,
$4; chicken, 50 cents; donation,
$1.05; donation, 50 ;c telephone
fees, $5.20; child's welfare
booth, $1.50; Red C ross buttons,
$3.75; sundries from sale, $71;
calf donated by C. E. Wells, $15;
flour, $5; load of hay, $31; total
receipts, $1270.21.
Disbursements Bands, $(!0 ;
G. A. R. Drum Corps, $10; Ar
gus, posters and display, $10;
Independent, programs, $7; en
tertainment speaker, $4.05; to
tal, $91.05; net receipts over dis
bursements, $1 185.19. Signed,
It. L. Coe, C. B. Buchanan, Chas.
E. Wells, Finance Committee.
Donations Programs, $7;
song sheets, $20; donated by W.
II. Wehrung, Independent, Hills
boro Mercantile, et als; drayage,
$11, donated by Hillsboro Trans
fer; light and water, paid by the
North Coast Power Co; tele
phone installation, postage, lum
ber, tents, etc., were, donated.
PATRIOTIC MEETING
K. P. patriotic picnic was held
at the grove in Cornelius last
Sunday, and lifter a basket din
ner the following splendid pro
gram was rendered, with Past
(rand Chancellor John M. Wall,
presiding:
Song, "America," by the au
dienee, led by Mr. Mooberry ; or
ganist, Miss Morrissey.
Song, Lester Mooberry.
Address by John Zimmerman,
of the Glencoe lodge.
Address by C. A. Broderson,
Grand Master-at-Arms, of Forest
Grove.
Vocal solo, Miss Marguerite
Morrissey.
Patriotic address, by Grand
Chancellor, Leslie E. Crouch, of
Portland.
SIEGRIST GILKEY
Fred 15. Sicgrit and Miss Edna
fiil key were married at the Port
land First Presbyterian Manse,
July 13, 1918, Rev. Dr. Boyd of
ficiating. The happy couple are
keeping bouse in apartments in
Portland. Their many Ilillsboro
friends wish litem every happi- it
ness.
W. S. S. REPORT
Statement of the. result of th
War Savings Pledge Campaign
as reported to the County Chair
man up to July 15, 1918:
Dist. No. School Aooort Ami
1 West Union 8000 1155
3 Cornelius 15000 15000
3 Laurel 4900 2S85
4 Centcrville 6800 32(56
5 Purdiii 5800 6800
(5 Union 8300 (i(590
7 Hillsboro (59 9 0 0 6 0 0 00
8 Lcisyvillc (iliOO 7880
9 Jackson (5100 (53 15
10 Dilley 9800 9925
ltjt Gaston (5900 6915
12 Greenville (5000 (5955
13 Banks 13000 13000
14 Roy (500 0 7 5 00
15 Forest Grove 63500 55000
1(5 Scoggin Valley 7300 1435
17 Jack tow u ' 7200 ti945
18 Progress 5(500 6(500
19 Sewell 1300 1340
20jl Chapman 1900 10 to
21 Academy 11100 13850
22 Middlctou 6300 6330
! 23 Tigard 1(5100 0485
24 Baeona 1300 1380
I 25 Firdalc 2000 1895
2(jt Tualatin 12300 7000
27 Watts 7200 8(550
28 Laurel wood 4000 25(50
29 Reedville 6600 6600
30 Gales Creek 4(500 3910
31 Grahcl 3800 1(115
32 Cherry Grove 5000 25(55
33 South Tualatin 3800 27(50
34 Schotield 5600 10350
33 jt Wash. County's share 370
37 Kinton (5200 6(130
38 Orenco 10300 3200
39 (i roner 5900 6925
40 South Bend 6800 4600
41 Mountaiudalc 4700 8885
42 Hillside 8000 3770
j 43 Shady Brook 4500 4545
44 Manning 8400 (iOlit)
45 Cipole 5200 3830
4(5jt Laurel lights (550 6(55
47 Laurel Ridge 8700 1300
48 Beaverton 18(500 1 29 1 0
49 Fir Grove 1900 3300
60 Mountainside 4000 ' 42(50
51 Meaeham 3000 8500
52 Iowa Hill 2900 40(i3
53 Fern Hill 8700 1420
54 Rock Creek 7600 4180
55 Helvetia 6 8 0 0 4(500
5(5 Kansas City 3200 3330
57 Barnes 7(500 (1170
58 Farmington 6(500 6433
59 Arcade 3500 4000
(50 Haxeldale 7100 2980
(51 Wallace 1300 700
C2jt Cedar Mill 4000 1455
(53 Harrison 6200 4055
04 Spring Hill 3000 2430
05 Fir Creek 2500 1815
00 Seth 2800 2805
07jt Swedeville 8800 2900
08 Pleasant View 1000 875
09 Lyda ' 2000 2835
70 North Plains 4600 4550
71 Fairview 1900 2785
72 Buxton 0300 3600
73 Carlton 4200 4(536
74 Bethany 6200 4300
75 Priekctt 8700 4822
70 Bald Mountain 1700 1340
77 Blooming 4000 2820
78 Timber 2000 8450
79 Witch Hazel 3000 2005
80Laurclville 2000 2035
81 McKinley 6200 4000
82 Durham 4300 1140
83 Gules Peuk 700 1420
H4jt Mason Hill 1000 1490
85 700 750
8(1 Haywood 1000 2070
87 700 110
88 Sherwood 11300 1 1300
89 Jobe(Oak Park)470O 3460
90 Wilson 2 0 0 0 2(500
91 Dethlefs 2500 000
92 Garden Home 7100 7805
94 Cooper Mt. 6200 2210
95 Raleigh 4200 2570
9(5 Mountain Home 1900 1135
97 Verboort 0000 10400
98 Bailey 1900 680
99 Thatcher 8400 8000
105 Midway ' 2700 1950
100 Metzger 7600 3490
107 Aloha-Huber 9000 8295
108 Hiteou 5800 8000
109 Deerlick 400 20
110 1000 8000
Total $504,900
Several of the districts are stil
planning t raise their full quota
Hillsboro will make a complete
recanvass if necessary. Hazel
dale ha called a meeting at the
school house for Saturday eve
mng to clean up the quota. Ti
gard and Tualatin are still work
ing. Some one is coming in the
War Savings office every day to
increase his pledge. W. P. Van
der.ander, chairman of Verboort
district, came in one night lust
week, after a hard day s work
when most people were in bed,
and signed another $500, making
him the fourth limit man in dis
triet 97.
Washington County will have
its 534,000.
N. A. Frost,
Chairman War Savings.
COUNTY FAIR
Now is the time to make selec
tions of grain for the Fair; do not
put it off because you think it is
not good enough. It may be the
best in the county this year, and
do not be afraid of having too
large a sample.
Select scverul bundles of the
best grain and make a larire
sheaf from this selected grain.
Washington County has the
reputation of having the richest
county agriculturally there is in
the state, and the place to prove
is at the County Fair
County Agent
Mrs. Lyle H, Dunsmoor of Se-
attic, Is visiting with her pareuts,j
Mr. ami Mrs. S. Onidult, of La it- !
rd. "itg
H
Ommmt StHflmrmmllrtulm
mm OmM Mlr-fts It
Caring
For The
Soldier'sTeeth
TMAQINE a aoldicr
1 aiming a great gun
behind the trenches
piloting a swift uero
plane ultove the clouds
with (milly kohlng ml
rfwatliu ". Uni'J Hum
mm tn lb that lili uit'it tok
t'MK ( lliolr tooth. Iltdiut
null of tli'ittUt In wit cmi
whu er fur tha Usith of llm
df inttir f our country. I i n
thu nun txiltliiii (tin gun li.
miial b ki-tt la trim, nthi-r-
WlM U1 fUll tXHSMlttW tl4'lt'HM.
In a (hurt tlnio. In thn Ihwr
wr. KimUnU hail to noiul
horn taunt Ihtn rtvMtiotniatiit
ulttlnr, MfML hit'aiiKit of
fcarf ttk. tlU anil mwlivlisl
tooth vitally awl llm na
tion hmllk. Yet many H
thmiiKli 1 1 f c untlrr the f.mlUli
IwlU'f (hut krtlth-tal toi'tli am
"outrthlus thxy run aluraya
hav." It.'iitUu have iruvit
that artlll.ial t'tli, at Ixat.
do only MMt orthoourk
rmiulrvd of natural l.vlli.
Many tvth, sound In out
Hard aiHK'aratKst. aro U'tinc
WraM'aW 4ma, (if Ion
tho iuli ohtvv) iMt'omtn In.
fit-lfd ami iih; ii4 f.rin,
hirh, takra Into thn tiluod.
nuuiacM your xuUra tinallli.
FtJliW Ik,
Jfraanf mflimlml XMilar
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby civen that the under
signed was. by the County t'oint of
ti'u.. L.:..... 11. .1...
I aniiiiiKViiii ouiuy ii'j;ihi, imi iiit-
liith day of July, HUM, duly roiiliriiidl
us exe-utor of the last will nml tenia
ment of Jacob Kurth. ili-oriiM'il;
Now, Iherefore, nil persons ho i
r'uiini Btrninsl sid estale are Ii 1, l.t
retiuiretl to nnwiit the num- ! it;
undersiirnetl at the law ollire of .Intu
M. Wall, of Ilillsboro, Oregon, with
ill si months from this dale.
Dated at HilUU.ro, Oregon, this ICtl
tly of July, l'.MH.
Nii-hnlim Kurlh,
Kxcrutor of the I Jst Will and Testa
ment of Jacob Kurth, deceased.
John M. Wall, Attorney for Kstate
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby civen that the under
signed, administrator of the Kslatc of
Miuil KratiM, deceasetl, hits hied 111 the
County Court of Washington County
State of Oregon, hut Ami) acrount nml
report as such ailmiuistrutor of said
Kslnle. and that Monday, the I'.Hh tiny
of August, HUM, nt the hour of 111
o'clock A. M. of tut itl tiny has Ihs'H
fixed hy said Court as the time for
hearing objections to said report, and
lor the Dual settlement of Haul r.ntute.
O. II. KrniiH.
Athninistriitor of the Kstnte of l.uin
Kraut, Deceased.
M. II. & I). I). Hump, Attonwya for
(ne rotate.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OK OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Leona S. Wiiidom, I'laiuliff,
Jas. Lawson Windoui, Defendant
To James l.awson Wimlom,
tlefendiMl above named:
In the name of the State of Or
egon you are hereby notified ami
required to appear mid answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
filed against you 111 the above en
titled Court ami Cause on or be
fore the fllh day of August, l!)s,
anil if you do not appear ami so
answer the, plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed
for in her complaint, to-wit:
For a decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony existing be
tween you and the plaintiff, 011
the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment and for such other re
lief as to the Court may seem just
and equitable.
Ibis summons is published by
order of the Hon. Geo. R. 11)1
ley, Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered on the
2(ith day of June, 1918, directing
that the same be published in the
Ilillsboro Argus once a week for
six consecutive weeks.
Date of first publication, June
27, 1918.
Date of last publication, Au
gust 8,. 1918.
JOHN C. SIIILLOCK,
Attorney for Plaintiff, fiO.1
Oerlinger Hiiihling, Portland, Or,
SUMMONS.
IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK
STATE OF ORKGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTV
Sampson J. Powell, Plaintiff,
vs.
Stella Powell. Defendant.
To Stella Powell, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Oretron
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the Complaint lilcd
against you in thn above entitltsi
cause on or before six weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons, and in event vou fail
so to appear and answer, Plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in his comn unit, to-w L:
for a decree dissolving the miirriaife
contract heretofore und now existing
between the Plaintiff and Defendant.
This summons is served unon vou
by publication, for six consecutive
weeks in the Hillsboro Argus, by or
der of the Honorable Geo. R. llatdev.
Judge of the above entitbsl court,
which order is dated July flth, 1918.
Iiare, MCAIwtr & Peters,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postoffice address, Ilillsboro, Ore.
Data of first publication. Julv 11.
1918.
Data of last publication. A u trout
22, 1811.
House Dresses and Aprons
for Hot Days
Well designed, well made gar
etils, just the kind you like best,
Maile of ginghams nml percales.
All sizes up to fi $
All wash skirl at reduced prices
from
Mitldies, all sir.es .
Voile waists, all siacs
Khaki Middies,
Coverall jut
for your outing.
Goal's Woman's Shop
1212 Main St., IlilUboro
Tflrphonr 4i'lX
SHERIFF'S SALE
N'olice is hereby given, that by virtue
of an elocution issuist out of mid un
der the i.iul of the Circuit limit of
the Stutit of Oregon, for the County
rf Washington, dated the Klh day of
Juty l!MS, in favor of K. F.. Wlison.
Plaintiff, and J. C. 1 1 maid ni.4
Fiances lluzr.uid, his wife, William
(i. Kupn'l mid licit ii- M. Kiippel, hm
wife, ( W. Spiering and W. J. Son
lfi, pat titers doing luisineHS undur
lite In in name and xtyle of piering
6 Solder, mid E. A. kreitlrr, diifeitti
.inls, for the Hum of Twenty n
llumlifd ; mid No-1 00 ( $'.'000.0(1 )
Dollars, in V. S. gold coin, with in
t crest Ihttreon from the 10th day ui'
November, 1!M(1, at the rate of seven
per rent per milium, in like gold ruin
ami the further sum of Two Hun
dred ami Twenty-live hollnrs (IL'I).
00) Attrrney foes, and the rosts, tax
ed ut Thirty IMIai'i, further order
ed that the defendant J. C. lliuxaid
recover off of and from the mm! de
fendant! William G. Kaptiel and Kel
tic M. Kappel Uie sum of $1700.00
w ith iiilensl thereon ut the rale of
7 per rent per annum from the Mh
day of November, HUH, and the fur
ther sum of $150.00 attorney fee
and rosta mid disbunu'iuetits of this
suit taxi-d at $ I .'..&! , to me directed
ami delivered, rommnndiitir me to
make sale of the real proierty here
inafter ili'jwrilssl, 1 have levied upon
and pursuant to said execution 1 will,
011 Monday, tho t'JIh dav of August,
I'.'is, at the Ninth tltsir of the Court
House in Ilillsboro, Washington
County, Oipkoii, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m., foieiioon, of said titty,
sen al nuunc auction to the hurhrat
biildor for rash in hand, all of tue
following diMcrilxd real property,
lying, is' 1 11 k ana situale In WaahiiiK-
loii t ouiity, urttpin, and more par
ticularly dcecribtxl as follows, to-wit:
lii Kinnini; at a point on the Fast
line of the Marvel M. Watts . 1,. C.
in Washington County, Oreifim, 49,
'II chains south of the north line of
section 2(5, T.l N. B. 4 W, of the Wil-
lamette Mer. mid running them-e
North b.'t di'ifi-ees ,I0 niinutist West
5 rliains and 2 links to the bind of
the said Mitrvil M Wults; thenro
North 10 dotrreci Fast 19 8(5
to the Southwest corner of Peterson's
land; thence Fust along the South
line of Peterson's land l;l chains Illi
links to the Southeast corner there
of; thence Southerly 8 chains and 74
links; thenco Fiutt U chains and 48
links; thence south 3 chains and 73
Units; thence hast 1.27'J chains:
theme south 2 chains to an iron rod:
thence north 82 decrees west. 14.5'J2
chains; thence south 12 degrees anil
.in minutes west I U chains und 10
links to the place of heinnnimr. nm
containing 23.U7 acres, more or. less,
to satisfy the hereinbefore named
Hums tluo the plaintiff, K F. Wilson,
nml for the coHts and expenses of sale,
und said writ.
Said fuilo will he imuln Hiibiect to
redemption as er statute of Oregon.
I'liiea at llillstxiro. Oreiron. lis
10th day ot July, 11)18.
tieo. Alexander,
Sheriff of Washington County, Or.
F. II, Tongue, Attorney for I'lain-
liff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS '
Notice rs hereby trlven that the tin-
dersigned has been by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
wasninrton uronty appointed as ad
ministrator of the Estate of SusetU
Kleger. deceased, and has dulv Qual
ified as such. Now, therefore, all
persona having claims against said
estate are hereby notified and re
quired to present them to me, prop
erly verilied, within six months from
date hereof, at the law office of Chas.
J. Schnahel, No. (500-604 Chamber 01
Commerce Building, Portland, Ore.
Jacob Kleger,
Administrator of the Estate of Su
sella Kleger, Deceased.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1918.
W ANTED !
Cherries and Berries
CASH ON
Hillsboro Canning Company
PHONE 2033W
$1.50, $1.75,
$2.00, $2.48,
$2.75
$1.69 Up
98c
98c
Skirt, Khaki
what you want
NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOUNT.
IN TIIK OOUNTV COURT OF TIIK
STATF OF ORKGON t(U
WASHINGTON COINIA
In the Mutter of the Filiate of J .rpii
W. Smith, lieeistsed.
Notice IS lieteliy given llmt the Uli
deisigutsl admililnll ultir of Mini i
tale lias tiled In the above eiitiili.l
Court and rausu but litud account uiul
report as such administrator, uiul the
said Court has fixed and upHiinled
Monday, Ilia 12lh day of Ati;ti't,
1KIN, al the hour of 10 o'clock A M.
uf said day, mid tint Court Room ot
the above rntilled Court in llilUooiu,
Orrgun, as lite lima und place for
IteariiiK objections to said liuiU ttc
couiit mid for Uie linul m ill. 111. nt 1.1
said estule,
Duted this Mth day uf July, I'.U.
Joseph J. Sliillli,
Adininisti utor uf Kstate ufoitstitid.
ilurw, McAlcar & I'eters, Attor
neys for Administrator.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUN i
Nolko is horuby jrivuu Uiul Uie un
dersigned, as uu tutor uf Uiu i
tale of Willinitniiia l'etk, d.sian.d,
has Idod his linul accouul Iu Uiu
County Court of Uie .Stat of Oregon
for Uie County of Waahiigloii, and
that Monday, the 22ud day uf July,
11HS, at Uie hour uf 10 o'clock A. M.
uf said day mid Uie court ruum ui
said court has boon aupoinU-d by
said court as Uie lime mid pluco for
Uie hearing of objections thereto and
Uie solUunuiiit Uieruof.
Dated aud first published June 20,
1J18.
PhUip Peik, ,
Fx ecu tor.
Fred Jttuson, Attorney,
Address: 724 Hoard of Tiam
UldK., PorUand, Oregon..
EXECUTRIX' NOTICE
NoUce is hnrnbv riven that, tli, on.
dersigned was, on Uiu 16th day of
June, litis, oy uie (Jounly Court of
Wosliiairton County. Oretron. dulv
continued as executrix of Uie last
will mid tosUuueiit of C. M. Lumm,
dix-uaned.
Now. Ulerufore. all iierHiniH linvtnir
claims against said estate are hereby
required to present Uie same wiUi
proper vouchers to the undersigned
at the law office of John M. Wuil, ut
Hillsboro. Oretron. within ai nionLhu
from this daUi.
Dated at Hillsboro. Oregon, this
15Ui day of June, A. D. 1018.
IMla A. i'uxringnr,
Kxec'lllrlr of Iti. 1 uul Vt'.ll t.nA
Testament of C. M. Lumm, Deceased.
John M. Wall, Attorney for Es
tate. Notice of Final Settlement
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOlf
WASHINGTON COUNTV
In Uie Matter of the Estate
of
Greeuburry U. Bushy, Deceased.
Nlitli'H Im liHriOiv wiuh. ii. nt.
dorslgned Executor of said estate. bus
filed In Uie above entitled court and
cause his final account and report us
such Executor, and flm 1,1
has fixed aud appointed Monday, the
2Jnd day of July, 1918, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and
the court room of Uie above entitled
court in Hillsboro, Oregon, as Uie
time and place for hearing objections
to said final account and for the final
settlement of said state.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1918.
E. J. McAleur,
Executor of eatuto aforesaid.
Hare, McAlear ti Peters, Attor
neys for Executor.
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