The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, October 21, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textit: I t t I ! TI1E HILLSBORO ARGUS County Official Paper L A. Loaf , Editor. l.ntered at the Port Ofic at Hillaboro, Orejron, as aeeoad- lM mail matter. Subscription, $1.50 per annum. lotted every Thursday by lira. '. C. XlcKinney and L. A. Loaf. RETURN CHAMBERLAIN There art- many reason hy Sen ator Chamberlain should receive lite vote of Oregon. His record a (ioreraor. although opposed ly the stand patter, was such that it give liim his second term Jle shoved the land grabbers out of the stale house; he withdrew kales of school Und which had been m llinsf at under prices, and saved the state millions for it ...1 1 t.. I IPLJ .!!.:. . "iiwi iuiiu. ins is msiorv. , I'nited States Senator he has worked faithfully for the state, and during the war he made a national reputation by his insist ence that service men should have their dues. Fathers and mothers of service men know this. They know thnt he is honest, capable and energetic. He has served the will do well to hunt the ballot for that "five per cent interest meas ure" and vote '"No." The meas ure is visionary in the eitrcnic and should get no support from those who w ish the state to pros per. If it shall pass capital head ed this way for industrial pur poses will golo other states. I'n der such a law, there could be no expansion along industrial line. Oregon is too progressive to tie the state up in a sack, and send money to adjacent atates, and the measure should be overw helming ly defeated. The Argus holds no brief for money loancr, for he will take care of himself. But it uoc not wish to see the state hampered by legislation of this kind. Washington, California and Idaho are watching Oregon, and gleefully hoping the meas ure will pass Tor it will mean in dustrial development for them w hile Orcgou w ill suffer. Kill the bill and you will have doue a good day work on November t. F. II. Bowlby, of South Tuala tin, was in the city Tuesday. L. R. Ingles, of above Banks, was down to the county neat the first of the week. Alfred Schindlcr, of near Beth any, was greeting friends in the state without stint of effort, and eity Tuesday afternoon. iic nas iiccii i ne senator ol a w hole people U,t f a part. He has been foremost in progressive legislation at the National eapi tal, and he is worthy of your sup port, regardless of your political faith. " , WHY DRIVE OUT CAPITAL? Those wlio are interested in the welfare of the state and want manufacturing capital to locate here in order that Oregon may Clem Shaner, of Jolly Plains, was greeting friends in the bub Monday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waibel, Hillsboro, Oct SI, 1S0, a daughter. A. W. Stewart and Carl Ward, of South Tualatin, spent the af ternoon in the city Monday. George Wolf, the Beavrrton! Shirley lirowtt and Frank Ne ville hate formed a partnership in the pluuibin,- business. Miss Mildred l.cn on departed for Winloek the tirst of the wcn to visit w ith In r parents. II. F.. Best, of above Mountain dale, was shaking hands with Hillsboro friends Saturday morning. Jos. Harrington, of near Shef tlin, was in the citv the last of the week, sore at the continued rain fall. Chas. Bigelow, of Coos county, was here the last of the week, the guest of his mother, Mrs. T. A. Rhea. Commissioner John Mel'lartjn. ol dales t reek, came down yea .. .. ... icruay 10 aueuu a meeting ol llie county court. Julius Christensen, of Laurel and F. T nger, of Chehalem Mouu tain, were in town Monday after noon too wet to ranch. Will M. Fish back, of Salem. was here over Sunday, a guest of the Sam Galloways, of northeast of town. Marriage licenses: Alfred Park hurst and Helen McKinsie; Chas. K. Sx differ and Florence Wcblev. of Forest Grove. V I. . a .1' t . .siKiii 'nicer r. nines, lunis a door of some business house un linked nearly every night in his rounds of the eitr. Men who are more than careful in business pull this little "boner" ever once in a while. Geo. Trimble is again railroad ing on the P. R. Sc N. out of the city, but finds time to do a little ctra work around the Wilev house, which he purchased a few weeks ago, and which he is hav ing remodelled. 'tenet thereon at the rat ef S per- K.tate Wad.wwta t. a Mt onL Der annum front June It. t?l?.! n,,r- , and U further sum of It. t lavea loon trading and Ming In pHitLm I paid, and the further sum of UW w Julj veiitir.1 l) r.. J. McAu-ai, .uar !attorae feea. ami for th eoat anJl.lma of the eatat of Wadswwtli disbursement of this suit: anl 1 iwiwr. a minor within th Mala l Seronsi: For a deeroe (oie.loaii.ij ; On's'vn. fur lK'eoe to mA the folio that ret tain, mdrlim .ll.-J Ntttetn I m.- ,l..r il-d real relate aituat In ber ltth. 113. and reeurtlni in lUt! nhtngUM I ounly. Oregon, to wit at ag a,, of Mot (gage h-vwru! A ualvllul one fifth intrreat In of Washington County, Oregon; and Third: ror a deere auuiotmng a sal of the premise thrrvin ie-n-ntied and mora particularly de--ribed a follows: Th Southeast v,uarter of the South east quarter of section Fifteen la ami to the follow ing iitt : t'ommriwing at the Nitriet cor nT of the Southeast I . of the Naith tl one-fourth of See. in, T 1 ! K 1 W Will. Mer. and running thene K. ;S.T5 rhaih to the Nutthwrat ror- tter of tract deeded tV II. I. Mrr'e Township Two North of Kanga fuwr nJ a mtlvi by deed Wast of W Ulamette Meridian in Or rtri, un M; f wk 'U" of gun. containing forty fc-res. and Kwoidaof leeds for Waiditngton tourtn: APl)tn prowu oi bounty. Stat of Oregoa: thema S. said sal to the satisfaction of said ,0 cna,M; thene V. .; chsins. JuJitnrnt; and thenew S. 14 chains; them-e W. Ju iflh: That you b forrvar bar-!,nmm(l. ,nrBf N. 41 rhatns to plae. red from claiming any right, titla or,of ,,0, containing lit Si acta. Intarert m or to said premise or any BMn 0f AIU . tlt ut wy lo pari inereoi. escept ine siaiuior, , um M , g,,,,,, dertld a right of redemption; and f.Jlows: Commencing at the Xoith Mvth: ror such other and further , .,.. .,1 ,k- v..,iK .1 uf ihr relief as to the Court msy appear, u u ..... sl...,,,. is ..J niuiiawa 1 ruiinin thrne est 44 rods; Ihae" This summons is served uHn you s , nKi',hrtH, 44 ri,; thrisrc Vj riiiuii W "'"' S, I rod to plae of ttrginning. for purmuaM to aadtjr virtue i an or r h, rurptM- o( H.,n ,h, ,verd . 1 . T. t", w"1"- " drtived from said prupctty on tnter Judg of Uwhington lounty Or-- iBVr.,lng nm pruduc gva. mada and dated the th day of . ,.,,- m to i.rtde on In iwwoer.i9.-u. wnkit sa.U oruer re- fuf M(J mjm,r . nJ SUMMONS la the Circuit Court of th Slat of TB.f s ... IIMl.l I ""ro lor waaningtoa lounty " " . J'rter Evers, PlainUff. vs. C. B. Cat enen and UatcheU, his wif. t'eiendanta To C. B. liateMl and ro Mondar and called on the Ar gus w hile in town. Ed. Schoeler, of South Tuala tin, came in Friday to give the town the once over as there was aave the freight from the East j too niuch wet,er to work. SPECIAL SALE OF USED CARS Saturday, Oct 23, 1920 THIS WILL NOT BE: AN AUCTION SALE A STOCK REDUCING SALE A CLEAN-UP OR GET OUT SALE .BUT IT IS strictly a sale of high grade stock of all well known makes of cars, being offered at prices and terms that will make it possible for every one to own a car. - 1 19fS Ford Touring - 1 1916 Ford Touring 1 1917 Chevrolet Roadster 1 1919 Model 90 Overland Touring 2 1918 Maxwell Tourings 1916 Oakland Touring, 6 cylinders 1918 Oakland Touring, 6 cyilnders 1 "Little" roadster, good rubber Also others to pick from, and a used truck or two, should you be interested. Most of these cars have been over hauled and are in good condition, and the prices will range from $150 up. You will do well by making an early selection. E. L PERKINS Dealer for Overland and Oldsmobile Cars and Master, Trucks SECOND & WASHINGTON STS. HILLSBORO, ORE. Cat- cheil, his wife, tha above named defendant. la the Nam of the Stat of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear in in aoov entitled Court and causa and answer the complaint Died against you herein on or before the L'nd day of December, 1920, said data temg after th expiration of aii weeks front th first publication of summons, trie nrst publication thereof being Thursday, tha 21st day of Oc tober, ltf'.n), and the date of the last publication thereof being Thursday, in zna aay or December, 1920, and set up by way of answer any claim you may nave in or to the real prop erty herein described, and you will please take notice that if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint for want thereof, th plaintiff will ap )eal to tha court for the relief prayed i or in nis complaint rued herein, to- wit: For a Judgment of $450.00 with in- THE LEADER OF THE CLASS Is the child with the Irast handicaps? Your child eyes are the greatest handicap in school work if they are not perfect. I have exceptional facilities for telling you If glasses will improve your child's eyesight. There is n extra charge for this service. Next visit Saturday, Oct. 28, Washington Hotel. All day. Dr.WillJ.Tho spton PoriUid Eyuigkt Specialist FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER J. M. HIATT Independent Candidate for County Commissioner. Name placed on the bal lot by petition. Candidate Hiatt was nominated by pe tition without his knnw ledge, and accepted only because of the hiK list of iKnatures naming him. He is a Republican in politics, and lias long been identified with Washington County as a representative citizen, voter and taxpayer. HIATT For Commissioner Committee R. 0. STEVENSON, Chairman, Forest Grove Paid adv. by "Hiatt for Commissioner" Committee. luire that you apoear and anwer Mid complaint on or hrfr the ?nd day of lrcentber, l")y JOHN II. WM.I. Attorney fur I'lmntiff. Address: Shut ItUk. IlilUU.ro, Oregon. rirsi publication, tvt, :ti, i?-u. Last publication, lw ind, li'.M, ORDER TO SHOW-CAl'SK la th County Court of tha Stat of Oregon for Washington Count v. In th Matter of the liuardmnship pointed qualdtrj and a4 iiiff (uanlun It appeal ing fruiti said prtithin that said property pnwlure. no Inrutne ( Mid minor and that said mimr U In poor health and in constant lie. J uf ni.uViil car and attrnttn, and that it is fur th beat interest of Mid ml sor that Mid real property b dd and th pro-eed thereof ntetrd foi the purpuae of arruitnc aa liu-ome lui uld minur: and. It appearing that Ruaa K Joidan. S resident of Ih t Ity and tuunty nt IVnver, Colorado, is th iel of hk of aid minor, and W th duly l LIBERTY THEATRE Week's Program Friday Saturday 6-Reel Special-6 "IRio Grandew -ALSO- "The Ladies' Tailor" Scnnttt Comedy Sunday Only, October 24 Frank Mayo -IN- Hitching Post" And Larry Seaman Comedy Monday and Tuesday Oct. 25 - 26 Anita Stewart in "Human Desire" Alto Weekly and Comedy Wednesday, Thursday Oct. 27- 28 . Tom Mix in "The Cyclone" Also Weekly and Comedy Brown & Neville Plumbing--Plumbing Contractors General Repairing. Our work is guaranteed. Find us at BROWN'S TIN SHOP Leave Orders at 1250 Second St Hillsboro, Oregon i,f !. I minor all bin Ih Stat of Col 1. 1 .!., and that Mid minor bow l utlra lth hia mother ; now, therefore, It U t tisttt Itl ti. KtKt:t and I'l l Ut H' that Howl :. Jaidan. Mother and nrtt of kin uf Mid minor and all n Intereated In said ea t4te ax-a hefoia me in Ih County t'ouitro.m i Ih Court ooa la the City of IlilUlnito, Waahinftua Cooa It t'tron. on tha 77th day of Niu teti.brr. I'.'M, at 10 oVUh a. m , tu ho rauae. If any there be. hy ll renae ahould hot be (raxted la the old i:. J. M- leor, Guardian of tha ratala of muI minor tlhln Ws.hinf ton County. Oregon, to sell .aid real eotate at pilval ! In tha hieheat Ud.Ur for c,h fu, th. b, " t ' .! all ,!. U. ih. i.i,uho, A.,:t,r-r, t t furtha, URHt.Kl lMh.1 . d.a at h.r ..M,. lU Iwnver t oloi,.U. U '"l " mi. 1- W. 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Hut In the compiiriion we rnn't In' mlilakeli for we know the K4" t( When (he prlee do iliiiiiMe In our lii "u W .jff ror Item lit. You may net It hefore they t hanKf " 'e rt 0uBr ki t wiiikiiln. 'No one I more nnxloii to lnr,ri'pn1cE of hiiIi th'iu we tire itmlo we mut MAKI'. Till. I ' ' IaI ii hive a tlmnfe to tpiote you before you i ft eimh nwny. We think the Imiliie heloiiK ' '"" Ioi.k n we MAKI', TUP. PRICK. Allen & Ireland "The Winchtiler Store' Third and Main. Hillsboro, A.