The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, May 06, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextALL Gil BODIES ENDORSE II BILLS Holier Educational Measure and Elementary Schools Bill NO ONE PREDICTS RESULT Silent Vote in Wlmt Will Count nt Coming Primary llile ll 1 1 1 1 1 U ) 1 1 J I IS III III' llllll In predict tin- niiU nun nf tlit' Ihi1 school measures on I In- coining n i inn is Imlliil, mill no one tip pears In .tilt lil .-. hi II 1 1 1' i ill rl oss ing In the silt nl viilf, il it ii mailt r nf liislury lli.il ncurlv ev ery civic hods his endorsed ln measures i 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 n lirfni'i' I lie Vii tcrs of llu I.ilr mi M.iv '.'I. These bills HIT Sllllll III'!' kllOSSII 'it tin- 1 1 ii'lirr 1 . 1 1 ii i 1 1 i ii .1 1 liill lillil I In- I '.li Ini III i r V School bill. Tin I 1 1 in . u I 1 1 s liool hill will nut ilU'lT.lM- I.-im-h in tin dist l ii I s, mill mi i Is in mi v I riil . i m i ii in I ) in hit! lis (In sparscls '"llli il i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I irt In tin' liilli, sslicre si in. mills schools are n ini 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ; i i u i - I . Tin IIUIIIIIV Mill provide, If jl shall curry, n 1 1 it t Inn mill lis, thus in aiding Imii lil, nf directors In Ii is i Hiillirii ul mom y in Muse 1 1 i .( rit-t In 1 1 1 t i 1 1 1 i i 1 1 si Iiim.Ii mill liter Iclichels ill I lit- pri si nl scale nf Miliirli s. IMIboro will nut In- i f feclcil ; I'nrrsl (irosc ssill iml i.uid scores nf ullii r ill. tril ls still in l for lju' simple reason lint! spec ini Irs li s ,iir necessary, nnyss.'iv. mill tin- districts still lisv ssli.il they in ril in I'sn sh nf sshat I In 1st ii mills st ill pros iilr, Inasmuch as nil comiuc ricnl clubs, ( ininti rs, and nil nlln i bodies ss liii Ii mi' u 1 . 1 1 1 - ur si mi public fas or il, il limits ii' tint I Ik- llijlnr I ilui .il inn il hum sure on tin- h.illol still piss, a II In. wise inn s an- fr.'irini; tin" mm talking snli'. If it sliiill pass il si ill lui . ,111 tin- small iiu'i'i asc nf , 10, (Hill per annum fur Wahitiu tun ('omits nsrr ssli.it is-nois paiil Ch.'iiis' III m tul. nf Mainline, was n i lls caller litis intoning. Will. I'. Hllsc, nf S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I'll.'l latin, si .'is in loss n tin's -morning. I.l lina l il an 1 .iiiii, nf Itloiiiiiini:. was p retting frii ml-, in tosiu In ilny. Another linii'k lour taken in on ft trade. ( .inn ami iuspci I this (ii. ii turn'. I ). ( 'orss in. lor s air I i . .,i l.nli- Horn range ; fur siooil; ill good shape, Telephone '.'(III" or rail at I '.'.1(1 Thiril Sin rl, I lilUmm. ii 1 1 For s ili" May, fim'. well cured vetch (iml timothy, S or 10 Inns, in lots I ' ' lit pui'i lia srr. W. ,1. Hi-mi. nt (.'iiiilam i M.ilinii, Ore (foil F.lcelric. N 10 Jake Milne, of miir N'nrlh Plains, sins in toss ii Tuesday. Juke isn't ss ori s inn about crops tin -m; days as lir anil Ills lirotln r, John, lnt r tlic big plan- h .'isi il. Farmers, Look I have n niiul mill, .100 gallon Ii i I wood lank; also tower enclosed: a lot of lirsl class ltiinlu r in this lower. Make me mi offer and take it .assay. W. O. Diinclson. 7 ! On Siil unlay, May 8, I'M. ti. W. I'i'tlit, n Missionary on fur lough, ss ill speak on I ml i i . at the Seventh Day Adstntist t'linrcli, on Baseline, at 1 I :,'I0 o'clock, lie ssill also give a slercopl ican lee lure nt 8 oYlork p. in. This is free to all, Conn1 nml hear. Clean ii)) day- - Tin- city an thnritics luisi' designated May 1 t ami IS ad "(Iran -up days" ami if property (issuers ssill lake their old (leliri.s, tin I'll iih, ele., and do posit thrin nt the si reel sides on streets running east mid west tin city will hire teams and haul it to the oily garbage yard. No-per ishalilo iiiii 1 ti r must he si t mil. OUR INFLUENCE ON INDUSTRY The business of both commerce and farming in Washington Coun ty shows the results of the Mills boro National Hank's encourage ment.. When we assist one per son or concern piirtioufarly, we arc hem-filling others generally. Our facilities are nt tin; dispo sal of whosoever desires a bank ing account and connection. 'Only National bank in Millsboro' II. Wchrung, PreNiilc.nl. J. P. Gardner, Cnsl . . t ' tt lit A t F I. Kuratli, Vice Pres. A. JU!i!!.!.ULJ..A.II.W.IL... . f Win. Steven, of Laurel, wit In tots n yesterday, A limit a ton of miii i J I hloek riir rots for sale i lu ilp. Clnis. J'agi r, 1 1 1 1 1 h I m i i , It. 4; Virginia. I'laer, mi llaselini' road, I 1 miles cast of eily. " II 10 .loo I larriuglou, of Slielllin, ssas a eily ( filler yi hleiday, (ieo. K llnss Ron, ss ho n n ulls hniighl 7fl arrrs of tin DihUi'S' Mill propnly from Ma llrliling. ssas in the rily yesterday morn iii).:, i motile In I'nrl la in I , , Heavy IniggV must ho sold at niiee, A good 'one, nearly nrsv, for one or tsvo horses, ssill haul iptarter ton. ' Impiire nt I! ink of Deavi ilim, nf II. A. C'oneiiiiiioii, Ileavorton. 7-0 The prrdirlrd luead shorlagr for Ililldioro did iml materiali.r is In n l.'iO linkers sseul on a klrikr in l' 1 1 1 1 ii m I last Sal it I'dil V. All the I in Is i li LC enliri Ills Jii'odiieed Iheir output ssithoilt troiihle of siieh is the Iviniilmii nf "ma ihilios." Try our mail order departnieiit W'e hit vi' n most eompleto lino ol general merchandise, ' l'riees an right. Will iay pnreel post any svherc in county or state.-- W, I.. Slovens, I.niirel. 47 tf T. I., liilyru ssas uji from s loriii the last of thr sveek. Mis inmpany put In machinery in ai'inlieii ships during the star period, I i-f.t -l Idem oel, and placi d them ready for sea sorsier. Mr. Ililsru thinks Astoria has a 'n ..t future '.I 'fnro it. Hose Condi It limit- Island Hod eggs for linteliing. My mating tire much liettrr thin ever this four, mid svr guarantee satlsfac lion. Price, l.B0 for 18 eggs.--K. I.. McCnrinlrk, 1324 Jackson St. 47 tf .John )',. iniiiiei ni'iii, one of tin pioneers of the Wallace srtllr uiriit, alnive North I'lains, ssas in lite eily Tuesday, greeting friends. John lias leased his place In a Mr. Stolcteiiln-rg. and is going In get out mid camp around for the Mummer season at some mill. lor sale: One of the lies! farms in Washington County, I'-'N aei'i s, 1 10 in cultivation, crops all in; 'i houses; linrits, etc. Well eijiiipped stilli nil kinds of ma i him ry mid slock. Four mih s from Ilillshor u rock road. Address It. F. I). 1, Itov Mills horo.Or. fl-12 II. D. Sehmell.i r returned yes terday from a mouth's visit ssitli his brother, I'.lmer, at l.os Ange les. II. I), sasv everything dosvti Ihat ssy I lint ssas ssorlh seeiiin. and made a trip to the Cataliua Islands, ss here he took a trip ill Ihr glass ship. l'liner ssill enilie to Ilillsliorn in June for a short s isil. Ii. H. W'liil ten. ss ho has lieen engngcil in dairying dossil on the Coliiuiliia.lUsor for several years, has returned to near West Union, sshere he ssill farm the J. J. Whit ten place and ot her lands. Me wns in the city the last of the Wok getting things together for his campaign. I'.. C. Urosvn, one of Ilillsliorn s ioiirci' druggists in ihr days th.it (ire past nml gone, caun down from Forest (iroe Monday on business. When F.. C. ss.is a youngster he always made a bet on presidential cli-elion, but lie is up in the air just now n to ss horn ho is going to place bis judgment on. The attention of readers is called to the page ml. of the Millsboro National Hank. Note their resources and deposits, after organixin.C nine years ago. This is perhnps one oT the greatest grossths ever experienced by a bank in Washington County, isilh in a period of nine ye irs after opening for business. Ciuvton & Ilumlnirg. general blneksmithing and horseshoeing, l.KiB Main St., Millsboro. Prompt service. Give us a call. 7-10 ucr. Cash. V. I'.ngiedinger, ssi. jaill! HIIHI STUDENTS T0 HOLO II PICNIC Will Make Visit to Classic GhIos Crei-k SENIOR PLAY NEXT WEEK Banu Ball Team Defeated by For- Grove ILk'1 l lu Si ttiliir made its lliii'd up pennincc yeslrrilay. litis issue ssas called lite "Senior" and con tallied nets s about seniors mils'. ( )u Tuesday a v ery iiiipiirl.ini student bndy inci ting stas In Id for I he purpose of d eiilin as In holding Ihr illllllial .school u. lite. A coilliuillee of three tsas lip poillleil by the presidetil nf llu slinlelil body to Ntiiieriiileiiil Ihr illair I ,co ( ioar, chiirinaii, )nr nlliy l.inklalrr ami llnsvard ()l i nle. Thr picnic ssill br held on Gules Crock. Heyiinlil Cliajimaii, iroiitlm nl tit l in; senior class, lias in i ii hi several Iny ssiUi j-liruiualisin. I'nrrsl tire.vr iii beat the llillii Imsi Inill to. mi last Friday afli r ilmiu nl Forest (irovc, llillii 'bh sv up" in the lirst ;i innings im! allossrd It runs In he (allied Ig.aillst Millti's .'I. ( li.illL'e Iliad, by ( i. toll Seholli in Ihr lilt held I In- (inn r ilnss n In business, llu final score being 1 l In !). $ The Senior piny, "IlurVy, 1 In r ry. Hurry!" ill be presented nl Ihr Liberty Thenlrr, Weilnesil.i s and Thursday evenings nel. Tin- cast has been ssotkinii under tin lircclioii of Miss McNeil for st s r.il weeks mastering their line.s Ihr cast; Id leu ( t mi t hi, ! )i ni lbs l.iuklater, Tiliah I'.eelien. '- reiia Shttle, A, 'I'. Seholli, l.ni (inar. Harold I'ri.jys, lints aid 1 !.- ii it' and .Ins, 'nml. Seals an mi sale at tltr Di'll.i. .'I."ie ami .10.- I'.ii rl Carter was :i selniol sisilm Friday. A number of the student bods eci ivetl cards from ('hosier II nr ll, i, Intnl. I' II. II. . stiiilelil, nnv, ill Hie in, rrliaiil ni.iiiiii . and tin eards bore the mark of the Ar gentine. I.oo ( ioar. THE AMERICAN LEGION Vs the World War Veteran more fully come to realize thai the pri mary concern ol mo .siuerie.iii Legion is his welfare, the Mills burn Post liinls ils roster gross ini d.'iilv. Willi a in. lulu i liip llosv of l.'iti the outlining of :i program to reach every service man in the nmniiinnl v SS .IS an issue at ihr Pnsl's lively meeting Tuesday I S riling. All members and those con tcuiplnting enroll incut before thai lime are reminded Ihat llu nuuunl election of Post ollircrs ssill bo held :i t special luecliliL' I. If XI calleil lor I runs tscuini;. .was It. COFFEE CLUB The Millsboro Ciller Club rc.-i liotl ifS.l.rit ni l as a result of I In play Kvnugcline on the .screen at the Liberty Theatre, this stork. File Club wishes to express its sincere thanks to the public -fur the hearty support given them in their venture. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Mrs. M. A. Powell will soil at her residence on Railroad Si..- l tsveon Sixth and Seventh Streets. from date until May 15,2 healers. range, extension table, kitchen cabinet, bureau, bed springs, dishes, stands, chair, couch, , oh! st vie. Singer sewing machine, bl fruit jars, ami numerous other ar ticles. Please call forenoons on ly. ' 5)10 USED CARS We are offering some real values in used ears of nearly all the standard makes. Don't fail to sec them before buying. II. ('. Pt lei-son, I lill'.bnro, Oregon. Garden time Is coining soon and Greer, Powers & Co. is thr place to get garden seeds. 51 tf Last Saturday was the (ptielest day in Millsboro for many moons, ns hundreds of farmers were at home putting in their crops. The spring has been so late that when tlie good weather came nil hands and the cook were requisitioned to get the sowing done, t all and winter sown grain never looked better than il does just now and there .should be a record crop. The Warren. Company's pat ents on their paving formula ex pircd yesterday, but if this makes any difference ssitli the Warren people, it will be a surprise to those who nro acquainted with their record. If it isn't that pat ent i! is some other confounded thing that puts up the price of I paving. In olden days the Wnr jnns got a li;i' price heoMito ol" their royally, ami today paving costs money because of the d ' vaiiee in labor and material. And j there you are. Win, Mct.Icr, of Fern Mill, was a city caller yesterday, John Seiffort, of Phillips, was in Ihr city yesterday morning. Marry Cook, of Conn bus, ssas II vily caller Turd.iy s ning. Frank Schulmcrich, of Farm ington, was in town yeslrrilay. Judge Geo. It. Jiaulry is hold ing court in Tillamook tin's sveek. I'd. Schooler, of Soulh Tuala tin, was over town Tuo.day after noon, S. A. I). Mn k, of Nm l was over to Ihr cmiiilv trrilny. Plains, at yes Sir me In fore you buy I). useil Cor cars or a lord Truck. is in. Aiulrrss' I Irrk iii'itin, any, sens up to the e. yesterday morning. J. W. Shllle, the at. isl, is still confined In I of II. Ih "inly seal r : pit.ll- ro .1 i nl his Ilium' in Frist I liihii.im. Silo for Sale- "Octagon silo, 20 feet high; in good condition. - -1'. I'. Rice, Cornelius, I!. 2. 7 0 A. C. Shull; Win! In MeMiini villi: yeterday to nlleinl llu- Hank ers' Convention for Group I. For Sale Ten pigs, 8 weeks old. C. !'. Hornecker, Millsboro, K. .1. Phone 33 It X 5. 7-! Oscar Jacobs has bought the A.. I!. Mauley house, N i-ind Sim: after two years nf residcucc Ihere.. The I'os d lodging c.-uiip started up in Smith Tualatin last stork after a laynll of a couple of weeks. Oscar Jnh.iusoii, of Portland, formerly of I'aruiiii(ton, ssas in toss ii today. Oscar is doing co ntent stork in the I'nse City. It. IL Greer has handled gar den seeds for 2!) years. Me knows what you need.- Greer, Powers Sc Co.' 6 1 tf . II. W. Pritkell. of Hanks, was down to Millsboro, yesterday, greeting county scat friends and former Hanks residents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montgom ery, of Albany, were here the lirsl of till! sveek, gnosis at the homes of F W. Moore and W.It. Mint gouiery. If you have milk cows, beef cattle hogs or sheep for sale, drop mo a post card. Highest prices paid.-- Albert Losli, Heav rrton. Ore., R. 2; Tel. Millsboro, 2RX1. 3989 Gen. M. Hunter, of North Plain- ss as a city caller yester day. Geo. M. has shipped mil seven curs of potatoes from there the past few sveek for thr Hills boro Trading Company. Kggs for Hatching-- English or Tailored strains. White Leghorns, .f l.fil) per setting of 1.1.. or $7 prr hundred. Mrs. Martin Vamlo hey, Ilillsboro, R. 5, Box lOti. Fast of Ilillsboro, 2' inilrs, on Highway, nt Rock Crock. 7 9 Frank W. Council, of Council, on lite I'nitcd, was in the city yestcrdas, Frank is breeding some illicitly fine dairy stock. J. C. In chen. of near Ofeiuo. was in town yesterday. Ho says the telephone line is noss open from Ililllosvn out his way. For sale: Thirteen esses and thirteen Iambs. This arc a choice lot of Shropshire and Cotssvold mixed. Phone ScholK line !. No. 555. -C. Koenig. Sherwood. It. t. 9-11 Lulu 1'falT has sued F.d Pfaff for divorce, alleging cruel and in human treatment ever since mar riage in 1!(V2. They base a daughter aged 11, of whom the wife asks the custody. Hub Simpson, of South Tlala- tin, stated yesterday tti.it fall sown grain is taking on a much better color since the adveut of warmer svealher. He says there will bo much late sown spring grain on the lowlands. Only monument dealers in Washington County. Drop us a card, and we ssill show you our samples. Write or call on us, at IIIG.'I Main St., Ilillsboro.-- Ore gon Monument Works, Ilillsboro. Oregon. 50 tf Mrs. J. M. Millenberger, of La- Pine, is lure for a few weeks' s isil with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tupper. J. M. N tak ing care of the ranch and is using his telepathic powers to get sonic ;if Millsboi'o's crack fishermen up I here so he can show them boss' to en I eh sonic of La Pine's rainbow trout. V. V. Willis, who taught hero several years ago in some of tin county schools, was down from M llnniiua. Saturday. He is now the principal of the school ;t lb: ! place. V. V. says he sees many changes tlosvn this way since lie last visited the county. Andrew England, of this city, and W. J. Brautlacht, of Port land, have bought the Lcvcrieh Lake property of ItiO acres owned s' C. C. Beers the past fess sears. , ami Mr. Brautlacht will farm the 1 place as soon as he can get set tled The ncsv owners arc already busy putting in the crop. This 1 is one of the most fertile tracts in I the Dairy bottom and is a good I buy. BAPTIST ASS'N HERE FOR THREE DAYS Coming From all Over Willamette Valley for big Program TO VISIT WEST UNION Memorial Service Wednesday in Pioneer Baptist Edifice The Willamette Baptist Ass'n. will convene in Millsboro next Monday evening at the Baptist Church and will conclude thr an nual session Wosiliirsd.'iy after noon lit the pioneer Baptist Church nt West, t'nioii. It is i s limatoil thai from 100 In 150 vis itors will b" here and the Bap lists are ssorl.ing hard to give the delegates a home ami a good time during the session. Woiliirs day afternoon the memorial ser vice, ot the West Cnion church will be preached by A. K. Smith, a former Ilillsboro pastor. Mon day evening at 7 the session will be called to order by the Modern tor and nt 8 o'oloek Rev. A. !',. Smith will delist r the annual ser mon. The program for Tuesday and Wednesday: Tuesday Morning 9:00 Devotional Service, led by R. 1'.. Close. 9 : 1 5 - -Enrollment, letters, ap pointmcnt nf committees. 10:00 The Now World Move-, merit in the Association. 1 1 :00 - Business, and General j DisK'iissiou. 11:30 Lessons from the Ness World Movement, by J. C. Austin Tuesday Afternoon 2:00- Devotional Service, led by S. W. Starring. '2:15-The New World Move ment in this Association (con tinued) Just Between Ourselves. cortaucieii nv si. v . ss rigni. 2:45--- The New World Move ment and Evangelism, bv J. S. Reid. 3:15 Business and General Discussion. :00 The New World Move ment and tin Bible School Fac ing Fact as They are. conducted by A. I). I'ossrrman. 1:30 -.Where the Colporter Gets Into tin- Movement, bv W. L. Wilson. 4.;45 What the Association Promotion Board Did for the Movement, by C. C. Hcssciner. Tuesday Evening 7:30-9 Our Young People in the New World Movement, con ducted by the Young People.' Wednesday Morning 9:00 Devotional Service, led by W. M. Ferris. 9:15 Religious Education in the New World Moscinent, con ducted by G. H. Young. 10:00 The Now World Move ment ami the Coflrgi . eondiietod bv MeMinnvillo College Students. 1 1 :00 Women's Session, led by Mrs. W. E. Scotton. Wednesday Afternoon 2:30-- Memorial Service nt West I 'iiioii Church, conducted by A. F.. Smith. i :00- Closing Session at Wesl I'nion Church. Fo'r Sale Have gone out of I he dairy business, so will soli ms 15-I.-K milking machine nt a bar gain. I (insists of I 2 cylinder vacuum pump, double unit parti tion milker, vacuum tank, gauges. and pipe for 40 cows. All new rubber parts, and everything . in good shape. Used one year. Cost new, ?;(50. V ill sell lor .lliiu V man can milk 1(1 to 20 cost s per hour. Can furnish 13-'. H. P. magneto equipped i ngine nt $3." extra.-- Harry Ashahr, Corvallis Ore. ' 7-9 Methodist Episcopal Church Third and Washington (T h c Church of the Friendly Greef ingl Walton Skipworth. pastor. 9:45 a. ni., Sunday School; 11 a in., Mothers' Day - Sermon. ."Na omi and Ruth;" 7:00 p. ni.. Inter mediate league: 8:00 is. m.. ser vice bv the F.psvorth league, in stallation of officers ami anniver sary: choir practice. Wednesday evening; prayer meeting. Thurs day evening.. Congregational Church, Fifth and Main. -Sunday is Mother's Day and every one is urged to wear a schite Hosi er ill honor of Mother. The pastor will take for the topic of his message at 11 a. ni., "Mothers and Monsters." Ap propriate music. At 7:30 p. m.. the topic for consideration will be "Ness- Spokes in the Wheel." Bi ble School at 10 a. in H. A. Deck, minister. , Walter Robinson and Kdsv. Boge, of Fannington, made the record catch of the season one day last week when they landed a hundred trout, ranging from 8 to 12 inches in length. Walt says thev took the spoon like light r..'i,, Tli. Iinm remembered i . . . f . , ; . nrtal ty seat and still had plenty of .speckled fellows left. 1 ' A. It. Toilil, ot I.srcsi wrovc,: accompanied bv his 3011, I ho.s., who was recently released from tl. II. S. Navv. was in town yes- tcrday. Bob Hayden came down from his Gab s Creek ranch Monday. He jitatcs that Frank Prltzlaff, who was injured by a premature blast last week, is getting along nice ly at St. Vincent's, in Port land. The surgeons removed the eye Saturday, and they now think he will not lose the hand which was more or less shattered. SUMMONS Ifl the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of Washing ton. Lula I. I'faff, Plaintiff, vs. Kdwaid Pfaff, Defendant. To Edward Pfaff, the ubove named defendant : In the Name of the Stale of 0 v gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint fil. 'l aitain.st you in the above entitled suit on or before the 18th day of June, VJ2), and, if you fail to so answer, for want tVrif the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court lorthe relief prayed for in the complaint, towit, for an ab solute divorce, and the dissolution of the marriage contract now existing between yourself and the plaintiff, and for the care and custody of your minor daughter, Lucile I. Pfaff. This summons is published by or der of the Hon. Geo. R.Bairley, Judge of the above entitled court, made on the 1st day of May, 1920, directing that said publication be made at least once a week for six consecutive and successive weeks, in the Hillsboro Arjrus, a newspaper of general circu lation, published in said Washington County, Oregon; and that tne nrst Duplication of the summons be made on the 6th day of May, 1920, and that the last publication be had on the 17th day of June, 1920. W. C. Hare, Wilbur, Spencer, Beckett & Howell, Attorneys for Flaintitf, Board of Trade Bldg., Portland, Or NOTICE OF FINAL ME NT SETTLE- Notice is hereby (riven that the under- dersigned, the duly appointed, quali fied and acting Administratrix of the Estate of E. T. Turner, Deceased, was filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County, her final account in said estate and that said Court has fixed Monday, the 7th day of June, A. D., 1920, at the hour of ten o clock A. M. of said day in the County Court House in the City of Hillsboro, Wash ington County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and to the final set tlement of said estate. Pated this 5th day of May, A. D., 1920. ELLA TURNER, Administratrix of the Estate of E. T. Turnpr. Deceased. Thos. H. Tongue Jr., Attorney for Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. In the Matter of the Estate of Ed ward Sohler. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed by the above entitled court, as Administra trix of the estate of said deceased, and has duly qualified as such: Now Therefore, all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at the law offices of Hare, McAlear & Pe ters, in the American National Bank Building, in Hillsboro, Oresron, with in six months from the date hereof. Pated this 6th dav of Mav. 1920. MINNIE SOHI.ER, ,. Administratrix of said Estate. Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attorneys for Administratrix. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Washing ton. Otto F. Brandes, vs. Fred Schmale and Harold Schmale, Frank Berg man, and all other persons and par ties unknown claiming any right, title and interest in or to the prop erty described in this complaint.De fendants. To Fred Schmale, Harold Schmale Frank Schmale and Frank Berg man, and all other persons or par ties unknown claiming any right, title or intereest in and to the prop erty described in Plaintffs com plaint, Defendants: In the Name of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are her bv notified and required to appear in the above entitled court and answer the coniDlaint of the Plaintiff filed m the above entitled cause, on or before the 18th day of June, 1920, said date " i 1 1- - .IvnltA a etv oeinK aiier nit? e.iiianuii wi r,.s weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons upon you In the Hillsboro Argus, the date of the first publication thereof being May 6th. 1920, and the uute of the last publication thereof being June 17th, 1920; and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in Plaintiff's complaint, to-wit: That Plaintiff be declared and decreed to be the osvner and in the actual poses sion of the following described par cel of 'tal property, situate in Wash ington Countv. Oregon, to-wit: Tracts 1, 2, 3, 4, and the West half 1 of Tract 40. all of Tract 49, the Fast half of Tract 4S, and the west half ot Tract 50. and all of Tract 41, of Spring Hill Farm according to the re corded plat thereof, containing 105.47 acres: and that 'ou pnd each of you, and all person? claiming by. through and un der yon and each of you, be forever barred and precluded from claiming or attempting to claim, asserting or attempting to assert any right, title --a .1. AH l. n,M niam)Ong ttA- lir IIHCI I'.SI. III IM vu c.i.v ,, ........ .., .... verse to the title of the Plaintiff therein and thereto; end that Tlain tlff's title in and to said premises be ouieted against you and all persons claiming by, through or under you, or either of yon. Thi summons is served upon you in the Hillsboro Argus, a weekly news paper of general circulation, printed and published m Washington tounty . Oregon, by order of the Hon. George ' B. Basrley, Judge of the above entitled : court, made, rendered and dated upon the rth day of May, ITarc, Mr .Men Poforo, 4ttornevs for Plaintiff, Besirlent oHornevs Ctnn fVraTAT, Pnct flffire Aft- iV. f" ' la Tp".' ing, Hillsboro, Oregon. CHARLES ANDERSEN Attorney-at-Law Ollice Upstairs, Ilillsboro Natlo al Bank Bldg., office formerly oc cupied by the late II. T. Baglev. HILLSBORO, - - - OREGON' E, 1!. Smith, M. D. D. O. Physician and Surgeon. OSTEOPATH Completely equipped hospital in connection. Calks answered day or night. Ollice over Ilillsboru National Bank. Hillsboro, ... Orego. ( Dr. J. O. Itobb Ur. I). R. Wiley ROBB & WILEY Physician and Surgeon Commercial Bank Building Hillsboro, - - - Oregon Phones Ollice Ml; Res. M2 Dr. J. B. Dinsmore Huh resumed the Practice ot Medicine and Surgery, and has othces in the Commercial Build ing, above the Hillsboro Commer cial Bunk, Hillsboro, Oregon. DR. E. T. HELMS, Chiropractic Physician Using in connection Electricity, Hydrotherpathy and Scientific Dietetics. Calls answered day or night. Telephone 296 1Z. Offices 1 and 2, Heidcl Building, Hillsboro, - - - Oregon DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs in Hillsboro Commercial Building, Main St., Tecphone M3 Hillsboro, ... Oregoi DR. W. H. PASLEY, Dentist Offices in Heidel Bldg.. upstairs Main St., adjoining Post Office.; Phone, 25f3. HilLtboro, - Oregon ; H. W. PR1CKETT, Undertaker We answer calk day or night to all sections. Statu Licensed Embalmer Banks, .... Oregon Dr. J. H. Rossman, DENTIST Room 1, upstairs, Shate Building. ; over Pharmacy, HiUsboro, - - - Oregon Dr. J. SORENSEN Veterinary Surgaon Late State Deputy Calls answered Day and Night. Telephone, Office, 852; Bes.,858. No. 1242 Second St. Hillsboro, ... Oregon J. H. LAYNE Real Estate Agent, Notary Public North Plains, Orjgon Wholesale-Retail If you want GOOD MILK Call 2631. Pure milk and cream. All cows tuberculin tested. HILLSBORO MILK CO. Phone Woodlawn 572 H. C DITTRICH Architect 1219 East 30th Street North Portland, - - - Oregon HARE, McALEAR & PETERS, Attorneys-at-Law t 'pstairs, Shute Savings Bank Bid HiUsboro, --- Oregon F R TONCIIF . v . . u v , Attorney-at-Law Odice, upstairs, Schuluierich Blk. Hillsboro i Oregon . JOHN M. WALL, Attorney-at-Law l',)stairs, A. C. Shute Building, . Second and Main Sts., HiUsboro, - Oregon M. B. Bump D. D. Bump BUMP & BUMP Attorneys-at-Law Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon South of Court House THOS. H. TONGUE, Jr., Attorney-at Law , Upstairs, Schulmcrich Block Ilillsboro, - - - Oregon RONALD C. VAUGHT' Collections, Insurance, and Auctioneer Shute Savings Bank Building, Upstairs Hillsboro, - - Oregon H. C. Pearson HiUsboro, Oregon AGENT Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Assn. of Portland, Oregon , For good buys in real estate for loans, insurance and notarial I WOrk, see F.. I. Kuratli, Hillsboro I.. .. i , s.ii l I National iianK Jiiag., upsuur. E. I. Kuratli. 8-tf ?