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of Eugene visited NOTES AND PERSONALS the G. J. B. H. Woods Shearer family last Fri the court house in llill»boro, Oregon, sell at public auction (»ubject to re demption) to the highent bidder for day. Dr. Lowe, May 30. ca»h in hand, all the right, title and interest which the within named de Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck and Public sale bills printed at the fendant», and each of them had on little daughter of Dilley were in Express office. January 2tl, 1918, the date of the mortgage herein foreclosed, or since Hubert Bernards visited friends town Saturday, spid date hail in and to the alarve de at Mack over Sunday. Found—On 4th street, near 1st Fruits and Vegetables in Season scribed real pm|>erty, or any part Leon Sills of the Thatcher dis- avenue.. south. Pay for thereof, to satisfy said execution, this notice and a halter claim property. judgment order and decree, interest, trict was in town Saturday. costs and accruing cost». J. I. W. Durston of Stringtown The Forest Grove Planing Mill P H O N E 701 Dated this May 2, 1918. was in town on business Saturday. is now taking orders for wooden GEO. ALEXANDER, boxes of all kinds and sizes Ask South Main Street - Forest Grove, Ore Sheriff o f Washington County, Money to loan—Valley Realty for 18-tf Oregon. Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf particulars. come in and see our H. T. HAGLEY, Vic Fuqua was in Sheridan line Ladies, Attorney for Plaintiff. of spring and summer skirts. Notice of Sheriff'» 8*1« County, Oregon, to me directed and First Monday, looking after his branch You’ll pub. May 2; last May 80. dated May 2. 1918, upon a judgment feel and look stylish in one In the Circuit Court of the State of store. and decree rendered and entered in Oregon for tho County of Washing- Notice »aid Court on April IS, 1918, in favor In the County I.egal Dr. Darland, Chiropractic and of them. John Anderson. ' ton. Court of the State of of B. L. Scheck la. plaintiff, and Oregon for Washington Natureopath. Office at A St. & At a recent meeting of River Nena L. King Juilaon, Plaintiff, County. again»( J. E. Sum m en, Malad Sum side grange, Dilley, the members vs. 1st Ave. N. Phone 676. In the m atter of the estate of Karl Ott, mer» and J. W. Tigard, defendant», A. Dale were almost unanimously opposed i L. Allen »aid judgm ent being againnt the de Presumed deceased. R. O. Stevenson, democratic to A. May. and program of the Non-Parti D. S. McBride, Intervenor, Defend fendant» J. K. Summer» nial Mabel To Earl O tt and all persons concerned: candidate for county judge, was san the Summer« for the »um of $1200. with in The fietition of Bessie L. VanAnt- League. shopping in town Saturday. ants. terest at the rate of 7 |*or cent I la' |a-r an i werp having been filed in the County By virtue of an execution, judgment M. J. Fenenga, the Army ' Y” Mrs. C. A. Luce, who has spent I order, decree and order of «ale ¡»sued num from May 17, 1918, and the »urn j Court of Washington County. Oregon, $100 attorney'» fee and the com I iv praying for a decree of »aid court that city, worker from Camp Lewis, visited the winter . . , in this , _ has f j j re out of the above entitled Court in the of and disbursement» herein taxed at 1 the legal prcHumntinn exist« of the turned to her home near E d d y - above entitled cause, to me directed. his family in this city Sunday. to me $4 1.95, and the co»ta of and upon said death of »aid Karl O tt on account of villt*. Ore., where she will remain and dated the 2nd duy tiy of May, 1918, writ, and commanding me to m ake! not having been heard from in »even George G. Hancock, real es for upon a judgm ent rendered ami entered of the following described real M ars or mure from his last know n tate, farm loans and fire insur some time. in said Court on the 7th day of March, sale to-wit: (dace of residence, and for a further ance, new Anderson block. 50 Grant Mann of Cornelius one 1917, in favor of Nena L. King Judson, property, order the court apnoihtm g H. T. All of I«*t 50 in North Tigardville plaintiff, and against Allen A. Dale, Addition, in Washington County, Ore Buxton of adm Choice stove-wood length kind of the republican candidates for j defendant, inistrator of the «-»tute of for the sum of $522.00. and Karl O tt In the event the legni ling wood $2.00 the load at the sheriff, wa3 in the city Monday. i the further sum of $75.00. and the gon, as per amended plat thereof duly suiil («resumption exists of hi» «I«-nth. you recorded in said County, except a strip are Forest Grove Planing Mill. 18 tf His announcement appears on an- further sum of $28.25, all with interest 90 notified tliHt said court hus fixed feet wide across the northwest end at the rate of 8 per cent per annum of said lot; Attorney L. L Langley and ,ol*ler Pa8e - Read it. Monday the 10th day of June, A. D. the 7th day of March, 1917. and a 1918,'a t the hour of ten o’clock A. M. son, Billy, of Portland visited W. H. Hollis, L. M. Graham from further judgm ent in favor of D. S. Mi- I will, on Saturday, June 1, 1918, at of said day as the time, and Die 10 o’clock A. M. at the south door of County their mother and grandmother, and E D West motored to Ore- Bride and against Allen A. Dale, for the Court room in the court house court house in Hillsboro. Oregon, the «urn of $312.75. and the further Mrs. William Langley, Saturday, gon Citv Sunday and visited A I H O of $40.60, all with in terest at tin- sell at public auction (subject to re nt Hillsboro. Washington County, Ore as the place for hearing U|s>n «aid Pakro Seed tape i? the simplest R-Todd, in the hospital. 1 hey rate of 8 per cent per annum from the demption) to the highest bidder for gon, («etition. You are required then and — 1 report A B was looking so well 7th day of March, 1917, anil upon this cash in hand, all the right, title and in- there and a mnot most effective labor saving to ap|«enr and show cause, if any that it was hard to realize that he writ commanding me to make sale of terest which the within named de- method of planting seeds. For was a patient in a hospital. you have, why the prnyer of aaid pe the following described real property, ¡ fendants, and each of them hail, on should not be granted. sale at Littler’s Pharmacy. to-wit: ¡ May 17, 1913, the date of the mortgage tition Done by order of D. H. Reusoner, Churchill and son. Bennie, Beginning at a point on the East line herein foreclosed, or since said date County Ju«lge, Jack Mackrodt of Chicago is are Jim experiencing this 22nd day of April of Section Six (6) Town One South, hail in and to the above described real the “joys” of A I».. 191H. visiting his mother in this city ,* Range Four (4) West of Willamette property, or any part thereof, to sat- b a r i in n packing n o o L -in rr u up n 'Etching DcllCtl and assisting her on their Gale> Creek Meridian, One Hundred Twenty (120) isfy said execution, decree and order of [ S e a l ] H. A. KURATLI. County Clerk. preparatory to moving to Salem. , rancjL Mrs. Churchill and daugh- rods South of the Northeast corner »*•*. interest, costs and accruing coala, L. M. GRAHAM. Attorney, ter, Bertha, having moved to town thereof, running thence South Eighty Dated this May 2. 1918. Forest Grove, Oregon. 16-5t (80) ro«ls; thence West Eighty (80) Hillsboro s public schools, p'eas- Saturday to permit the former ] rods; GEO. ALEXANDER. thence North Eighty (80) rods; ure resorts,^ library and churches taking treatments from a local | thence East Eighty (80) rods to the Sheriff of Washington County, Ore Political Announcements were closed W ednesday of bst i physician, place of beginning, containing forty gon. week on account of an epidemic (40) acres; all in Washington County, H. T. BAGLEY, Attorney. of scarlet fever. D ecla ra tio n o r P r in c ipl e s , Oregon. First pub. May 2; Inst May 30. Said w rit further commanding me A Just Administrator of Labor Laws Grant Hughes last Sunday took ' out of the proceeds of said sale to first Notice of Sheriff'» Sale A Square Deal to Employee and Em four of his telephone girls up the satisfy the judgm ent of said Nena I . Notice is hereby given that by virtue ________ King Judson, and secondly to satisfy of an execution, judgm ent order, de- ployer alike Columbia highway for a pleasure .. the Now judgm ent of said D. virtue S. McBride f«»r All Based on Practical Ex trip, having taken the other four The Washington Coun yCoW-' therefore, by of said ex- ICT" “nd order of sale issued out of Safety perience the previous Sunday. Hruj and under the seal of the Circuit Court testing Association has compte' ed ! ecution. of sale, judgm ent order, decree of Washington County, Oregon, to me and in compliance with | I directed Mr. and Mrs. James McFar another month’s work and the order Wm. A. DALZIEL, and dated May 2, 1918, u|«>n the commands of said writ, I will, on lane and children of Manning, following records have be« n made Saturday, June 1, 1918, at ten o’clock. a judgm ent rendered anti entered In REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Court on April 5, 1918, in favor of Ore., were in Forest Grove a little as reported by Tester C. H. Bry A. M., at the South front door of the said po r William 'Josse, plaintiff, arul against Court House in Hillsboro, R. C. Maldra and Sarah J. Baldra, de while Sunday. The daughter, ant: Three hundred and twenty- County Washington County. Oregon, sell at fendants, for the sum of $500.00 with LABOR COMMISSIONER Frances, has recovered from a nine cows were tested during the public auction (subject to redemption) interest thereon at 8 per cent |>er an recent operation for appendicitis. month Primaries May 17, 1918 to the highest bidder for cash in hand, num from January 2*5. 1917, and the average produc all the right, title and interest which W. A.’Keagy, who has for the tion was and 706 their Paid Advt) lbs of mi k and 32 8 the within-named defendant, Allen A. | sum of $75.00 attorney’s fee and the past eight years been a barber on lbs. of fat. The and disbursements herein taxed average feed cost Dale, had on the 16th day of February, ' costs a ship running between Van per cow was $9.78; at $19.00 ami the costs of and upon 1914, or since that date had in and to I said 66 cows of the the and commanding me to make above described property or any sale writ couver. B. C. and produced over i 40 in lbs. ... of part of the f«*llowing described real part thereof to satisfy trie execution » 1 . . _____u thereof to satisfy the execution. tralia, visited his Sydney, parent', Aus-jnumber Mr. r„* fat during th e m on h and 1J cows judgm ent order, decree, interest, cost property, to-wit: and Mrs. A. R. Keagy, in this ¡produced over oO lbs. fat. ¡and accruing costs. Being a portion of the D. L. C. of city last Thursday, his first visit La Creole William H. Bennett in T. 1 N. and T. s Amy, the pure-tred ! GEO. ALEXANDER, home for a year. 1 S-R - 2 W of the Will. Mer.. de of Washington County, Ore. 1 scribed old Jersey owned by J. Sheriff as follows; Beginning at a Dated this 2d day of May, 1918. Last Saturday, while a 15-year- J. eight-year Van Kleek & Son made ihe L angley & L angley , point 20.552 chs. W. and 8.932 chs. N. old son of Hugh Moore of the highest of the S. W. corner of the I hhhc Butler of the association Attorneys for Plaintiff. Verboort district was harrowing, for the record and wife I). L. C. No. 48, in T. 1 N. First publication. May 2d. 1918. month, having .produced R. 2 W. of the Will. Mer., thence N. his team ran away and one of the 1335 lbs. of milk and 70 5 lbs, of Last publication May 30, 1918. 4.026 chs.; thence east 6.212 chs.; horses was so severely cut by the fat. The highest grade cow is thence S. 4.<r26 chs.; thence W. 6.212 Notice of Sheriff's Sale m harrow teeth that it wa< thought owned ine by nignest to the place of beginning contain W’m. Behtman. His Notice is hereby given th at by virtue chs. M h VH necessary to shoot the animal. cow ‘ Fifteen,” ing 2 1-2 acres; d««cree and order of a four year-old of an execution, The boy was not injured. out of and under the seal I will, on Saturday, June 1, 1918, at grade Jeisey, producing 985 lbs. of sale, the issued Circuit Court of Washington 10 o’clock A. M. at the south d«*or of A. Baldwin, the dealer in sec mi k and 67 lbs. of fat. The high H. T. GILTNER Staple and Fancy Groceries Washington County Cows Stand High ond-hand household goods and est average herd- in the associa grinder o f agates, invites his tion are as follows: Geo. F Bie s- friends to call at his new place, dorf’s herd of 11 cow averaged west of the Brodersen paint shop, 756 lbs. mill* and 43 lbs. of fat; First Avenue, south, near S. P. Win. Behrman’s herd of 22 cows depot. 18-4t averaged 780 lbs. of milk and 42.5 lbs. of fat; Robb Bros ’ herd Claude Smith went to Hills ^ | of averaged 665 lbs. milk boro Friday evening to visit his and 6 cows 41.5 of fat. Herds in cousin, C has. Carru:hers, who which there lbs. were producing la-t week had a hand so severely over 50 lbs. of fat cows were by injured in a logging camp near the following dairimen: owned L Cochrane that amputation was Campbell, J. J Van Kleek R. & necessary The patient is at Dr. Sons, Thos. Williams, John Sus- Smith’s hospital. Geo. F. Biersdorf, Wm. Bill and Carmel Good were at bauer, Behrman and Robb Bros. Monmouth on business Saturday from the Western of and when they started home Mrs. fice Reports of the Division of the Bosley, a friend to Mrs. D. N. U. S. Dept, Dairy of Agriculture Morris of this city, gave them a that for the previous month show the pair of prize chickens, of the Lin- Washington County Association kenfelter breed, for Mrs Morris. led the Associations in this state The fowls are about the -dze of a and was second highest in the Leghorn, are white, with black Western Divi-ion. markings on the neck, and the N. C. JAMISON, ! eggs from w h i c h t h e y were County Agent. hatched came from York state. Buy your groceries, fish, veg-; Attorney L. M. Graham. Judge etables and second-hand house W. H. Hollis a n d Prof. Earle hold goods of the Economy store Fleischmann Saturday night as Dodge bldg., sisted in holding a Red Cross1 Pacific avenue. cor. 3d street,and mee ing at Malloy, in I he south- ______________ 6-tf east corner of the county. The Notice meeting was addressed by W. E r ...- , U;|1 . will he Burke of Portland,and by Messrs. . ^ Erwin ° from H sboro office 9-11 a. m j Graham and Hollis, while Mr. . .. :30-9:30 p. m. on Mon Fleischmann contributed to the days, aai y’ Thursdays 1 and Saturdays. musical program. The people of The doctor is doing this as a per Malloy are enthusiastic patriots sonal favor to me and any con and promise to do their share sideration you may show him toward the $12,500 Washington will be appreciated by me. county is to raise for the Red H. R. KAUFFMAN, M. D. Cross. « A Httlo thing like keine mder Hr* m ’t U from tokmt m dono of Crai ely! FRED A. EVEREST At present Deputy Recorder REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for Nomination for RECORDER OF CONVEYANCES Primary Election May 17, 1918. (Paid Advt) When He Gets that Pouch of Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug You Sent Him A m an i first impulse is to share a good thing. Real Gravely Plug has been spread all oyer Amer- ica simply b r the Gravely user offering a small chew to his friends. Tobacco like th at is worth sending. It means something when it gets there. Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug,and he will tell you th a t’« the kind to send. Send tho best! Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs less per week to chew Real Gravely, because a small chew of it lasts a long while. If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will give flavor—improve your smoke. SEND YOU! HUEND IN THE U. S. SERVICE A POUCH OF GRAVELY Dealers all around here carry it in 10c. pouches. A 3c. stamp will put It into his hands in any Training Camp or Sea port of the U. S. A. Even “over there” a 3c. stamp will Uke it to him. Your dealer will supply envelope and giva you official directions how to address it. P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO , Danville, Va. Tho Patont Poach hoop» it Froth and Cloan and Good —u it not Root Gravely without this Protection Seat Established 1S31 DR. FORTNER Successor to DR. H. W. VOLLMER OFFICE In First National Hank Building Telehones Residence 332 Office 333 D. D. & M. B. BUMP Attorneys at Law Ix>ans and Real Estate I). I). BUMP. Residence Forest Grove. Phone 444 ____________ - J M. B. BUMP, Residence Hillsboro Offices HILLSBORO N.HOFFM AN Attorney At Law Patent Office Business Solicited Forest (»rove, - Oregon