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tilo changes.
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right tire. Wo reduce the
time of tire change.
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that i'i resilient. It stops
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TRIBUTE EDITOR
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MOHSKWIVP.S: UP. WANT YOU TO
TRY OUR CF.I.F.It.RATT.I) PRIDE OF '
iiii.i.siioHo it.our
Best Hard Wheat
Patent roller process. Every sack guar
anteed. If it dors not I'liiue up to expecta
tions, just bring it Imek. The tuime priee as
other Hiitl inferuir Hours, Auk for the
Pride of Hillsboro, .mil look for the Rose
on the outer sack. Take ftur word for it
this in the real Hour.
Hillsboro Mer. Co.
Take a Tumble
to tin- fuel that cheapness
alone is not t'('onoinaV.
You en n pay loo liltle as
well as too iniieh for pies,
cake, lircatl, rlo. Yen
don't do either here. We
handle only inereliamliM'
of reliable quality timl
sell it at prices which
comparison will show arc
as low as such products
can be bought for any
where anil lower than
most stores charge for
the same grade of goods.
PURITY BAKERY
CITATION
UN THE COUNTY COURT OK THE
I STATE OF OREGON FOR
1 WASHINGTON COUNTY
Jn the Matter of the Estate of Fr. !
Colfelt, deceased,
To Louise Col felt, Henry CoJfe.lt
nml I.diinc Col fell, and to all others
unknown, if any such there he,
Greeting:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon jou ace hcK'liy tiled and re
quired to appear in the County Court
of the Slat of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Washington, at tho court room
iln ix-uf ul Hili.iiKjiu, Oic-yon, on Mon
, day, Uie 4Ui day ul August, 11119, ut
lu o'clock in the lot noon of said
' day, Uivii uuii there to how cause, if
anv why uu order should not le
1 made nuthoi ijiiiik and dueclin thu
' udininioli uUu' Uu Ujios nou to lius
I'istalu to make dulu of tlie leal projj
: t rty ut'loiiguiK to thu eitutf ul pi i
attt sali' lor ciuJi in hund, or part
cimI uiul hiUuiiee wcui t d by mor'.
Kae on said preuiiieK us prayed for
in the petiiiou ol s.titl utlmiidatiator
; hi'it'in hlt-il on June 26th, I'Jl'J, said
I renl estate lieinj; more puriiculur.'y
' ili-ici iIm iI as lolliiw.s, to-wil
j lii'KiiuiiiiK ' the Northeast coiner
of Hie liimation I.aial Claim (f
.larnort Canlstlil, heiiitf Claim No. 41
in T. 2 S. K I W.. Will: Mer., and
i unman llu'iic.1 South ulong the Fust
Inn' ol' saitl .lana tt anliehf iHinalioil
I .and Claim 2I.'J5 chains, to, the
, Southwest coiner of land now owned
: hy the Kcniitois herein; thence Kuat
:!0.(MI chains, to the Knst line of the
South west iiuurter of the Northeast
; iiiai ter of Station 2t) in saitl T. 2 S.
i K. I V Will. Mer.: thence North to
jthe center of Tualatin' River;
1 thence up said river in a North-
westerly tliitstiu'i to its interstvtion
I with the West lir-e rf the Northe.ust
uuurter of said Station L'O, at a point
i North to the place of beginning;
thence South to the place of N'in
j nir.i', rontainiiur 4-1.50 acres, more or
! less.
1 Also: beginning at a point on the
i Kast line of the Warren Joy liona
j i ir- l.an.l Claim afore--itl. nt a oi'-
i 'JO.llO chains r K of the quarter
I Stx'tion corner between Sections 20
! invl 21 in T. 2 S. R. 1 W. Will. Mer.,
i and running thence North 12.50
chains, more yr less, to the Soutli
; west ctfl ner of a truet of 10.24 acres
now owned bv Jasper 'E. Hess, in
'aiil' Se-"" 20; thence East 3.1S
; chains, more or less, to the Northeast
; corner " a tract of 3 acres deeded
I h" A. .T. Hess ant! " n etor Hor
chcrs, hy tleetl dated June 2!'h, l:H).r,
and of record nt l'a-o (01 of Hook
! (ii) of Records of Heeds for said
' County and State; thence South to
the center of the Taylor's Bridrre
1 Road as now located; thence in a
Southwesterly direction, following
; the center of said road to its inle.
! section " 'th the West line of the
i Northeast quarter of the Southeast
ouai'ter of saitl Section 20; thence
North to the place of beginning, con
taining ti.75 acres, more or less, both
tracts containing 61.25 acres more or
less.
Also, startini' from a stone at the
', Southeast corner of the Northeast
itiunrter of Section 20, T. 2 S. R. 1
;W Will Mer.; thence West !','
' feet to the place of beginning; thence
1 West 20S.3 feet; thence North 832
feet: thence Fast 208.3 feet: thence
South tf."2 feet to the place of begin
ning, containing four ( !) acres more
or less.
Witness The Hon. J, W. C.oodin,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Washington, with the seal of
, said Court affixed, this 27th dav
of June. A. D. 1!10.
H. A. Kuratli,
I Attest - M. Kornfli Cierk,
Hy Ktlw. C, Luce, Deputy.
NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Washington
County, made ami dated the 2Sth day
of June, lull), authorizing the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Joseph T. Arnold, deceased, to make
sale of all of the following described
real estat", to-wit
The East half of ISIock 25, Ton
Muiu, containing 5 acres, and Lot 11,
Hlock 4, Tontiuin, IkmIi tracts ns per
plat thereof duly recorded in the of
fice of 'the Recorder of Conveyances
of Washington County, Oregon.
Therefore, the undot'si'-ncd will, on
nml after tho -1th day of August,
liill), offer for sale all of the forego
ing renl property for cash in hand,
subject to con li mint imi by said court.
Offers of purchase will he accepted
by the undersigned n the law ollice
of John M. Wall, at Hillsboro, Ore
gon. Hated nt Hillsboro, Oregon, this
;ioih dav of June, A. l. M!.
John M. Wnll,
Administrator of the Estate of
Joseph T. Arnold, deceased.
AGAINST WAR WITH GERMANY
Joiph Medlll Patterson and Writer
of "Million Dollar Editorial"
Tettlfy In Dtfenie of Paper
In the Ford Cae,
Ml. Clmniini, Mich - WllrifUHes for
The Chlcuiso Tribune In lis dcfeuM
of lu action In lubellniK Ib-nry Kurd
kd "anarchlHt" lucliitlt d Joh iIi Mwlill
1'utttrnon, oiib of the editors of The
Tribune and C'llrTord H Ituymond,
writer of wlial is now known as thu
"million dollar editorial."
In the courso of th testimony It
WIU (levnloi;d til Hi .Mr. I'ltll-rnon I
U"tl an order when Trtlmne men
lit'KMii to enter I lie aervlce of the
country after the United States enter
ml the war, that no wses were to
bf paid to the departiriK men, whether
they had dependant or not, hut that
he personally continued to draw hia
milary of $20,000 ft year after he w. nt
to France.
Itoth Mr. Patterson and Mr. Kay
maud also testifled thai they knew
(ieruiany wanted to see the I'nlted
Sutes at war with Mexico but that
despite this fact The Tribune con
tinued to urge Intervention In Mexico
und to oppoae war with Germany.
Thli was drawn out on crosBexamtn
allon by counsel for Mr. Ford In an
uideavor to ahow that The Tribune
wan pro-German up to the tlnm the
United Bute entered the war.
'Arretted In Belgium
Counsel for Mr. Ford asked Mr.
Piittersou If It was not true that ha
hi'd Rone to Germany during the early
days of the world war for the purpose
of writing Hie German side of the
controversy. Mr. Patterson denied
this and counsel then Introduced a
copy of The Tribune In which the an
nouncement was made that Mr Pat
terson was being seat to Germany to
ft ft the Oermun point of view. The
wltnesa admitted having been arrest
ed In I)elt;ium, on leaving Germany,
on a charge tht he ha.d written pro
Orman articles.
"In The Tribune you opposed and
denounced wur with Germany, didn't
you?" asked Ford counsel.
"We did not oppose war, we dl
oourged.lt," answered Mr. Patterson.
"We had been at close quarters and
we knew what an awful thing It was."
"But you advocated war with Mex
ico." "Wo advocated Intervention."
"We.ll. doeau't Intervention mean
war?"
"Uaually."
Advocated Taking Mexico
"You advocated the taking of Mex
ico too, didn't you?" The witness was
Inclined to deny this until shown a
copy of The Tribune In which the
elzure of Mexico wfti urge4 editor
ially and then aawered "Yes."
Mr. Raymond, when asked by coun
sel on crosB-examlnatlon why The
Tribune excoriated Theodore Roose
velt because of hie utterances fol
lowing the sinking of the Lusltania,
aaid he befleved svoh talk was not
helpful to the government In reaching
a decision, and that calmness wa
desirable.
"Dld you ever argue for cajmnesi
when a border dilTtculty arose?"
asked Fori counsel.
"I think not." ftuawered the witness.
"You used some pretty violent lan
guage yourself, didn't you?"
"I believe we did."
Upon direct examination Mr. Ray
mond denied knowledge of tho Inters
national Harvester Co., and Standard
Oil Co., stocks held by relatives of the)
editors and publishers of The Tribune;
and also denied Interference with hlft
editorial utterances.
Mr. Patterson likewise denied that
Standard Oil or the International Har
vester have had any effect on Th
Trlbune'a editorial policies.
Mr. Patterson admitted having once
been a member of the socialist party.
Ford counsel offered tn evidence Mr.
Patterson's book, "A Little Brother
of the Rich" In an effort to prove that
Mr. Patterson once held views similar
to those attributed to Henry Ford It
was not admitted.
Writer Too "Pro-British"
The witness admitted having dis
charged Frederick Wm. Weil, The
Tribune's London correspondent, be
fore the United States entered tho
war. Counsel for Ford asked if Weil
was told that his articles were too
pro-Ally.
"Too pro-British Is what I probably
said," returned the editor.
Col. Henry J. Rellly. commander of
tho famous artillery regiment from
Chlcsgo, known as "Reilly's Bucks"
took tho stand and testified as a mil
itary expert to the necessity for Inter
ventlen tn Mexico. A long deposition
was also rend from James W. Gerard,
former U. S. Ambassador to Germany,
placing tho blame tor Maxiema
trouble at Germany's door.
Joseph Galloway has ' sued
Pearl Galloway for divorce, the
grounds being cruel and inhuman
treatment. The husband swPars
that the wife scolded and nagged
lii in continually, and was dissat
isfied because his earning capac
ity was not better. He also s?ys
the wife told him she had no af
fection for him, and she finally
left him and wild to Portland to
reside. They were married ,at
Vancouver in 1915. The plaintiff
is a resident of this county.
Car Owners, Attention
When you want your watch repaired do you take it to a blacksmith?
Watches cost from $1.00 to perhaps $100.00.
Automobiles range in cost from $500.00 to $10,000.
Why risk ruining: a valuable cat by letting inexperienced men work on it?
We employ only strictly first-clasa mechanic and guarantee all our work to
be right. , . . ,
BringYouf Car in Now
AND GET IT IN SHAPE FOR THE SUMMER
We Have a Full Line of Accessories
TIRES United States, Goodrich, Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup.
Gasolines, Oils and Greases; Columbia Catteries and Dry Cells; Spot
Lights, Horns, Robes, Chains, Jacks, Etc
Money Back Guarantee
If you need a new carburetor, inquire about the new model Rayneld and
our money-back guarantee. We are agents for Washington County.
We Can Visit You
We have a service car equipped with an air valve grinder and can come to
your place and grind your valves on your car and tractor and tow you in when
in trouble. Just call 61 and ask for service car.
Service Garage
ARTHUR RASMUSSEN and J. S. TAYLOR, Props.
FORMERLY PETERSON S GARAGE
7X0 "holes" in it
tOiCvVi
SISOLV
)finba.iohiE
Qualify
H- E- Fery, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co-
Red Crown's uniform
chain of boiling points
gives easy starting,
quick and smooth ac
celeration,high power,
long mileage. Mix
tures have "holes" in
the power chain. Look
for the Red Crown
sign before you fill.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Csiiiviau)
3i
Cornelius
USED CAR
iSLeLEi
To make room for shipments of new ears, we are go
ing to sacrilice all used ears.
Now is your opportunity to buy a good used car at a
bit; saving.
These ears are all in i;ood mechanical romlition, gootl
tires, etc.
1 1917 Oakland, .tfo.td as new $975.00
1 1!U1 Fort! in good condition H50.00
1 1911 Overland with starter, battery, electric
lights. A bargain at 480.00
1 1911 Overland in good running order 325.00 '
1 19 Hi Overland, witji electric lights, self starter,
sent rovers and gootl tires. A bargain at 550.00
BUY NOW'
. " . ;
Perkins' Gsed Car Dept.
K. C. BUIUDING ON SECOND STREET
HILLSBORO, OREGON
NOTICE TO CREHITOKS
Notice is hereby given that, the un
dersigned has been by the' County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Alfred
C. Hail, deceased, and ham duly tuial
ilied as such Now, therefore, all per
sons having claims against the said
estate are hereby notilieU to present
the same to me, nroperly verilnl, at
the law ollice of It. K lieiinison, No.
710 Chamber of Commerce Uuiiding,
Portland, Oregon, within six months
from this 2Cth day of June, la 19.
Chester U Uall,
Administrator of the etate of Al
fred C. Hall, lieceased.
H. K Uennison, 710 Chamber of
Commerce, Portland, Ore., Attorney
for instate.
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE OF
KEAL ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order made and dated the 24th
day of June, J'J19, by the County
, Court of Washington County, Ore
gon, authorizing the undersigned
guardian of the person and estate of
beryl Colestock, a minor, to sell the
real estate hereinafter described, the
undersiened will offer for sate at thfj
law ottice of John 11. Wall, at Hills
boro, Oregon, on and after the 24 th
day of July, i'J19, all of the right, ti
tle and interest of the saitl lleryl
Colestock, a minor, in and to the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered One (1) Two (2)
and Three (3) block Twelve (12) in
Simmons' Addition to the town (now
city) of Hillsboro, Wash, Co., Ore
gon First Tract: Beginning at the
point on the east line of the !onalitm
Land Claim of William Leverich ana
wife in T. 1 N. K. 3 W. where caul
line is intersected by the division line
of said claim, running thence south
Si) degrees 45 minutes west on said
division line to a point where saitl
division line'intersects the middle
channel of Dairy creek, thence in a
southerly direction, following the
middle channel of said Dairy creek
to the northwest corner of the second
tract; thence east on the north line
I of said tract ly.OO chs. to the east
line of said Leverich claim; thence
north on said east line 7.95 chs. to
; the 'dace of beginning, containing
) 24.33 acres.
Second Tract: Beginning at the
. northwest corner of the tract last
j above described, and running
! thence up the middle channel of
I Dairy creek to a point where
said creek intersects the division
line dividing the north :
south halves of said claim for a be
ginning point; thence 'west follow ing
; said division line to a point w here tin
middle channel of said Dairy creek
j running in a southerly direction first
: intersects said division line; them
! souh and thence northeasterly fol
! lowing the meanderings of saitl Dairy
creek to the place of beKinniiiL'. con
taining One (1) acre (more or less).
Terms of Side Cash in hand, sub
ject to confirmation of said County
Court.
u Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
June 24th, 1919.
John M. Wall,
Guardian of the Person and KshtS
' of Beryl Colestock, minor.
MR. DAIRYMAN
THERE IS A REASON
21 Gals, of NOX-A-FLY sold in 1916
98 Gals, of NOX-A-FLY sold in 1917
213 Gals, of NOX-A-FLY sold in 191 8
BECAUSE NOX-A-FLY is the most effective fly
spray made It is non-poisonous. It is sold under an
absolute guarantee to be satisfactory or money
refunded.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE
C". K. Rogers, lies. 11 IS lbise Line St., Hillsboro. l'h.36 1
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: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR S
. SALE
' In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County.
In the matter of the Estate f .Lis.
, S. Edwards, Deceased.
l!y virtue of an oitler of t'ah: is
sued out of the above en' it 1 ti Court
in the above enlitl'sj cause, I will, on
Saturday, July at i0 o'clock A.
M., at the front door of the County
Court House in Hillsboro, Oregon,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the rijtht,
title and interest which the siwtl de
ceased, Jos. S. Etlwards, hud at the
time of his decease in and to the fol
lowing described property, to-wit
l The west one-fourth of the follow
' iir described tract of land, viz -be-!
ginning at the northwest corner of
I the northeast quarter of the south -I
west tiuarter of Section 17 in Toe n
j ship 2 south of Range I v est, of W.
M. running thence east 10 r-tdr;
thence south 16 rods; thenc:- w Id
rods ami thence north 16 rot'a to
place of beginning, containing t ecre.
Dated this 26th dav of jt.:. ijl'j.
Milton J. Edwatis,
Administrator.
F. E. Melvin, Attorney for Admin
istrator. 1 umber Excharif e Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
Pacific States
Fire Insurance Compeny of Portland,
Oregon. The only big Oregon Old
Line Company Lostes Promptly IVd
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Hillsboro. Oieifon