I
Jtfnrrat (Srmt? ?Exprfaa
work to secure the rocking of this ^ ap
so that the road will be serviceable for f
travel the entire |>eriial of the year.
Publish«! every Thursday at Forest Grove, Oregon.
"W hereas, There is a $6,000,000
W. C. Beufer, Editor and Publisher.
bond issue to be voted on June 4th for
the purpose of building State High­
Enter«! as second-class m atter Jan. 12, 1916, at the postoffice at Forest Grove, ways,
and. therfore, be it
Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879
"Resolved, That this meeting endorse
THURSDAY, APRIL 1» 1917
the proposed Rond Issue and pledge its
members to work and vote for same.
"W hereas, There is a State-wide in­
NOTES AND COMMENTS
terest on the subject of Good Roads at
this time; therefore, be it
Loyalty to the flag does not require you
"Resolved. That the executive comj
to hate your neighbor, even tho he may
m itte of this association is hereby
authorized to call a mass meeting to be
have been born under the flag of a tyrant.
held Saturday, May 26th at Orenco, '
Oregon,
be known as "Good Roads
An exchange aptly says: “ If we ($1.00 per 1,000 feet). They ask D ay," end to secure
to discuss,
look to our own patriotism we will
n<? guarantee of patronage, nor the $6,000,000 bond speakers
issue to be voted on
w o n ’t have much time to question
anything
(except
4th, 1917, and other m atters of
taxes)
for
the
franchise.
They June
interest
to Good Roads.
the loyalty of our neighbors.”
agree to leave t he , streets . and i | "W hereas,
The people living so u th 1
If
Uncle
Sam
wants
Oregon
to
!
Pavements
,n
in
as
good
g"<»d
condition
as
of
0renco
have
no way of „„ten»* the :
, help
. feed
. , the
.. world,
ij l he d u better they
find
them
and
will
put
up
a
except by coming up over a hill
bond for that purpose The fran- I town
which
is very steep and up which it is
separate Summer and Winter and chise must be for 25 years, but hard work*for
a team to pull an empty
let the former get busy warming need not be exclusive.
rig; and as they have to make a wide
up the earth.
The company paid Clackamas detour to even get to the hill; and
•
county
hereas, The people living along
The man who marries to keep year. almost $2,000 in taxes last the "W route
of the proposed road, which
from going into the army can gen- The city council has turned will connect the Rase Line Road with
erally be depended on to deal the down the application, with the the Reedville Road due south from
woman he marries a lot of grief, suggestion that if the company Orenco, have n e a r l y unanimously!
DRY LUMBER
rk U R PRIDE is Dry Lum- . I . '
her. We have the only ® " •B iiY n
sheds in Washington county
big enough to house every­
thing. We keep everything
to build with. Lumber al­
ways bright and new.
Cement and
Plaster
always fresh and quick-set­
ting. We keep it that way.
If you want to build u house, u barn, u garage, a chick­
en house or a silo, we have the stutf right here. We don’t
have to order it. Drive in and get it. We give you a posi­
tive guarantee that our READY ROOKING will last you for
10 to 15 years. We buy in quantity. We buy cheap and we
sell cheap. Come in and talk. That is what we are here
for.
The Main Street Lumber Yard
Copeland & McCready
Love is lacking, as well as patriot- w’ants a franchise, it can appeal to ! signed « petition u> the Honorable!
the people through a vote at a County Court to have said road opened, j
ism.
regular or special election. The and have also donated labor and right- j
gentlemen who were here lastweek ; of-ways for same; and the citizens of!
Clean up your premises now Stated
while they would like ¡Orenco have also donated labor and
and then clean them up again to have that,
public
on the | cash to help open up the road and grade and the settlem ent thereof.
be decree«! prior and superior to all
about the middle of June, so question, they sentiment
claim, interest or equity of each ami all
didn’t want to I said hill and have been assured of cheap
C. If. COOPER,
the defendants herein; and that such
they 11 be nice and clean when the p u t the city to the expense of an ! rock for surfacing said hill; thereiure, | Administrator of the Estate of of other
further decree !»«• granted
— come
------*—
:— * — en­ election, nor did they care to be be it
visitors
to **--
the —u
soldiers’
Luther C. Cooper, Deceased. heroin and
as may seem just and «*<|uitable.
put in the position of trying to ! "Resolved, T h a t this Association I M. R. & I). D. Rump,
This summons is served upon you by
campment.
by order of Hon. Geo. R.
come where they were not wanted.! pledge its moral support to the people Attorney» for the Estate. 11 -5t publication,
Bagley,
Judge
of the above entitled
With five boys and one girl of They may, thev say, in a few of that neighborhood in their efforts to j
Court, which order was made and dated
SUMMONS
days
again
a«k
the
council
for
a
secure
the
said
road.”
German parentage from this vicin­
1917.
Circuit Court of the State of April 11, M
B. and D. I). BUM I’.
and it might not be a 1 he officers ot the association ' In the
Oregon for W ashington County.
ity serving Uncle Sam, it doesn’t franchise,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
bad
idea
for
Express
readers
to
are
;\j
McDonald,
Orenco.
presi-
Agnes Belle Mocroft and
First pub. April 12; last May 24.
look as though Kaiser V\ ilium had K,ve the matter
mattpr some thought and
a strangle hold on all his former make a recommendation to their \dent; H, V. Meade, Orenco. sec- Lavina F. McCoy, Plaintiffs,
Notice of Sheriff’* Sale
subjects and their offsprings.
favorite councilman. The Ex- retary treasurer, and Andrew Eg* Daniel T. Thomas and Millie H.
In
the
Circuit Court of the State of
--------------------
press believes the councilmen will: giman (Beaverton Route 2), Ru- Thomas, his wife, H. W. Wait
Oregon, for Washington county.
Willamette valley cows, hens he please to get expressions from dolph Pubols (Hilitburo Route 1)J and Julia F. Wait, his wife, and
Jennie J. I’alm ateer, Plaintiff,
and gardens can do much to help j their constitm nts.
John Trai,chei (Beaverton Ruu e Chas. D. Edwards,
vs.
Defendants.
Charles B. Noble, us executor of
feed Uncle Sam’s fighting men Would you like to have gas for 2 ) , J . C. Bechen (Hi.lsboro Route
Last Will and Testam ent ami
To Chas. D. Edwards of the above- the
during the warm summer V. Perry
n
,, a r d . ne r (Beaverton
,u
while they are helping in the de­ cooking
Estate of M. L. Noble, deceased,
months?
G
i
named
defendants;
B. Noble and
Noble,
mocratization of Germany and
Route 4), J C. Wil on (Orenco;,! In the Name of the State of Oregon, Charles
his
wife,
Daisy
Irene
Noble,
Ivan
Austria. If you can’t fight, raise
You are hereby required to appear and W, Noble, Flora Jennie Noble
executive comimtiee.
answer
the
complaint
tiled
against
you
ami
Sloan, her hus­
food.
__ IT j , * Remember the all-day meeting in the above entitled Court and suit, on Sloan
band,
Floyd
Bilyeu
Bil-
before the last day of the time pre­ yeu, his wife, ami P. ami 11. Hazel
Carr.
lrlay L n d e rs ta n d and dinner at Orenco on Satur- or scribed
Male Pacific University stu­
in the order for the publication
Defendants.
dents are taking military training There have been so many un- day, May 26, to further discuss of thin summons,
to-wit: on or before By virtue of an execution,
judgment,
the
exoirationof
six
weeks
next,
from
in order to be ready when Uncle founded rumors concerning the better roads,
and order of sale duly and legal
and alter the date of first publication decree
ly issued out of the above-entitled cir­
Sam needs them and the girl stu­ aims of the Washington County George G. Hancock real es- of this summons, the date of said first cuit
and under the seal thereof
publication
being
on
April
12,
1917.
and
dents have enlisted liberally in Good Roads Association that the i tate, farm loans and fire insur- if you fail to so apfiear and answer, the in the court
above-entitl«*d cause to me di­
rected, dated the 9th day of April, 1917,
the Honor Guard, ready and will­ officers have asked the Express to ance, new Anderson block 50 plaintiffs will apply to the court for the on
a judgm ent duly rendered ami en­
relief
prayed
for
in
their
said
com­
ing to do their “bit.”
tered in said court ami rnuse on the 6th
publish the following resolution,,
fu e Methodist (hutch
plaint, to-wit:
of April, 1917, in favor of Jennie J.
That the mortgage described in day
Palmateer,
plaintiff, and against Floyd
A Portland electric power com- a' ' ‘ ' at a htoss mee'mg e
Sabbath school 10 a. ni., preach- plaintiffs’
said complaint herein and Bilyeu ami Hazel
his wife, and
which was executed , by Daniel T. Ivan W. Noble, Bilyeu,
panyistrym g o keep the Port-; ,.WHERf;AS The
of WMh. mg 11a.m . end 8 p. m . prayer Thomas
defendants,
for the
H. Thomas, his wife,
of $2,(MM), with interest thereon
land Gas & Coke company out of ¡ngton County should be improved and meeting on Wedne-day evening at to Agnes ami Belle Millie
Mocroft and Lavina F. sum
since November 26th, 1914, at the rate
McCoy, plaintiffs herein and Jerusha of
this county, claiming duplication put into the best possible shape for 8 p m. All are welcomed,
cent per annum, and the fu r­
Crabb an«l recorded on page 309 in ther 8 |>er
sum
$175.»M) attorney’s fees ami
of service. If there is any de- travel the year round; therefore, be it
J.
N.
W
ood , Pastor. A.
Book 67, Records of Mortgages for for costs of ami
disbursements of said
"Resolved,
That
we,
the
foliowring
Washington County, Oregon, on or suit, taxed at $35.tM),
mand in this county for gas it citizens of Washington County, form
and also the costs
about
Oct.
24,
1913,
and
which
was
as­
and upon said writ, commanding me
would be for fuel and very few ! ourselves into a perm anent organiza­ Notice of Sale of Real Property signed by Jerusha A. Crabb to plaintiffs of to nmke
sal«i of the following-descrilied
the County Court of the State of herein, be decreed to be a first lien and real property,
people are Using electricity for tion, to be known as the Washington In Oregon,
in Washington
for Washington county.
first mortgage upon the real pro|>erty county, state of situate
Oregon,
to-wit:
that purpose. The claim is not i County Good Roads Association, and In the m atter of the estate and Last a therein
and herein described as fol­
West half of Lots 13 and 14 ami
Will and Testam ent of Nellie Porter lows, to-wit: All the following bounded all The
founded on reason, but, rather, j th at the purpose of this organization Dannials,
of I^ots 16, 16 and 17 of Bohart’s
deceased.
and described real property situate in Subdivision
shall be to work for good roads, and
on dog-in-the-mangerism.
in the George W. Ebberts
Washington
County,
Oregon,
to-wit:
Under
authority
of
an
order
granted
th at as members of this Association we
Donation
Land
Claim, in Township 1
Beginning at a stone, the re-entrant j north. Range 2 West
in Townsnip
ARE
use our influence to have our separate by D. B. Reasoner, County Judge of corner
RE YOU INTERESTED?
INTEREST!
West side of M. M. j 1 South, Range 2 west and
of
the Wiliam
the county of Washington, state of W atts D. on L. the C. and
1
road
districts
vote
a
special
levy
for
thence N. I ette Meridian, Washington
Messrs. H. W. Strong and S C. i road improvement whenever it is nec- Oregon, dated March 26th, A. D., 1917, I degree 80 minutes E. running
county,
18.37 chains to
I, the undersigned executor, will sell at a post on the North line of said D. L. Oregon.
Bratton, connected With the Port- essary; and be it further
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex­
sale the following - described C .: thence following said North line N. ecution,
land Gas & Coke company, were ; "Resolved, That the officers of this 1 Private
judgment order, decree am!
88 degs. 54 mins. West 48.22 chains to a order of sale,
and in t*omplianee with
in the city last week, trying to get Association shall consist of a President, property:
A house and lot in Forest Grove, point where said North line crosses the the commands of
said writ, I have lev­
center
line
of
County
Road
No.
118;
a line on public sentiment regard- Secretary-Treasurer, and an Executive Washington
county, Oregon, to-wit:
ied
upon
and
will,
«in the 14th day of
thence
following
center
line
of
said
Co.
• „ , _ , • ., .
,,
.. Committee of one person from each Commencing at the Southwest corner
May,
1917,
at
the
hour
of 10 o’clock a.
ing a franchise that would permit road difjtrict That „ieetinK 8hall be of lot one, in block two, Naylor’s Ad­ Road as follows S. 61 degH. 31 mins. E. m. of said day. at the front
disir of the
to the City of Forest Grove, said 3.03 chs.; S. 57 degs. 45 mins. E. 4.90 Court House, in Hillsboro, said County
their Company to sell gas in this held BUcb places and times as the dition
and state, running thence north chs. S. 35 degs. 24 min. E. 7.12 chs.; 8. and State, sell at public auction, sub­
City.
! Executive Committee shall deem nec- county
101.30 feet; thence east 60 feet; thence II degs. 08 mins. F„ 3.22 chs.; S. 41 ject to redemption, to the highest bid­
south 101.30 feet; thence west 50 feet degs. 15 mins. E. 7.96 chs. to a point der for cash in hand, all the right, title
They have franchises to enter essary.
where the center line of County road and intereat which the within-named
the place of beginning.
Beaverton. Hillsboro and Cor-i “ Whereas, The road leading from to The
the South line of said I). L. C .;
or either of them, had in
sale will be made on or after crosses
thence following said south line N. 89 defendants,
nelius and have been invited into1 Portland,
the C1,y known
HI"’bor”
10
the
Qty
of
real property above described on
April
30th,
A.
D.,
1917,
and
bids
will
as the Cornell Road, be received at my office, in the Ander­ degs. 39 mins. E. 31.22 chs. to the said
date of the mortgage to plaintiff
Orenco, this county, and are in has a gap of about four miles that son building, in Forest Grove, W ash­ place of beginning, containing 69.8 the
herein,
namely February 19. 1914, amt
Oregon City and Milwaukie, in needs to be rocked, and should also be ington county, Oregon: the term s of acres.
all the right, title and interest which
will be for cash, gold coin of the That said mortgage be ^foreclosed; the saal defendants, or either or any of
Clackamas county and in practic­ straightened in places, thus shortening sale
United States, of which ten per cent that said real property be sold as ujsm them, sine«; have had in and to the
the
distance;
and
as
this
is
one
of
the
ami the proceeds of said sale above-desrrilied real property, or any
ally every part of Multnomah principal through thoroughfares lead­ shall be paid at the time of subm itting execution,
bid, and the balance shall applied to the payment of the sums of part thereof, t«i satisfy said execution,
county. They ask nothing but ing from the City of Portland to Valley satisfactory
be paid at the time of confirmation of money found due to plaintiffs under said judgment, «lecree ami order of sale, in­
permission to lay and maintain Point*, and has not in the past re- said
sale by the County Court of said mortgage and the note thereby se­ terest and costs.
cured, which sums amount to $1000.00, Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, April 9,
their pipes in the Streets, alleys reived just aid from the County; there county.
with interest thereon, since Oct. 7, 1917.
Dated
at
Forest
Grove,
Oregon,
this
J. C. APPLEGATE,
and parkings of the city, with the fore, be it
1913, at the rate of 7 per cent per an­ Sheriff of Washington
27th day of March, A. D., 1917.
County, Oregon.
num and the coats and disbursements of M. B. and D. I). BUMP.
right to sell gas at Portland prices "Resolved, T h a t this association
JOE A. WILES,
this suit and of aaid sale, and the
vs.
So the People
H. T. GILTNER
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
P H O N E 701
South Main Street -
Forest Grove, Ore
Executor of the Last Will and T est­ further sum of $150.00 attorney’s fee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
am ent of Nellie Porter Dannials, herein;
that the lien of said mortgage First pub April 12, last May 10, 1917.
deceased.
H olms & G raham ,
Attorneys for Executor.
(12-5
Notice of Final Settlem ent
PRINTING THAT
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, adm inistrator of^ the Es­
tate of Luther C. Cooper, deceased,
WILL PLEASE YOU
has filed in the County Court of W ash­
ington County, State of Oregon, his
final account as such adm inistrator of
said Estate, and that Monday, the 23d
de.yof April, 1917. at the hour of 10
o’clock A. M. of said day, has been
fixed by said Court as the time for
hearing of objections to said report,