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OREGON: You and each of you
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W A R M A IR L E A D S
A S M O ST P O P U L A R
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Friday at Beaverton,
Oregon,
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REVIEW PU BLM H INO CO
Which ayali'iti ut homa-hoatlng la
moat popular, Is a question huma own-
fnlfrt' e Carter
km frequently poniltr whan trying to
J II H ululi
••tart riiultmiant fur their own
'.oliar« Tha answer la given by the
Encorvd aa *vc<>iid eia.* mattar llntlnnil Institut* of Thermulogy uf
. nib. r U, 1.1--, at th« i>o*Lyiiii'i< llollnml, Mich., which etica rcatilta of
I M umm rti'ri. U rrgoii, ululir Out a nnllohnt aifTvry on tha subject ra
rcntly completed.
Act uf .Hutch J, IHilt.
Thl* Invcatigntlon showed that 4fl.ll
per m il of all American home* are
henleit by Ih# warm air circulating
FRIDAY, Dh< EMUl.K 14, IVid.
system ; 24 per rent by steam, hot
«valer, vapor an<1 vacuum ayst<-ms;
I squirt, the tty lc maker, nay a tb« anfl Ibe remaining 2V.1 per cent by
U v y . a it t u r i n n . u . t go.
1 i i u i i k good- alme* and flreplacea.
•»••», mmaa going.
This la taken aa an Index of publie
appreciation of tha healthiness of
T im -»» who art< ill luv« hava ona warm air heat
aalvaniug« uvtr thua« whu are in
truubi#— (tiara at a inure «aila U> Deep Baoement Adda to
iuva Oian tnvra at a tu truut'l«.
Home Heating Efficiency
Hoc1#ty Killt or
,»J .uagor
(.«uil manner* conalat largaly in
traatmg th« other tailuw aa though
ha w*r« aa important aa ha (««la.
EDITS. ax
rkioooogdrgiudtlrdrT
I f Ihs prospective home-builder
wants a well heated bouse, he should
Insist that the basement be deep
enough In allow for Installation of
hi* warm air furnace In such a mea­
ner that It ran function to the beet
advantage.
U tlilb T IA N li
This I* the advice of the engineers
Vie 1,1. ouisei.es
“ Christiana“ ,
W„y i uveauae lh.it is the common of the Holland Inatltu's of Tlisrmol
name that all are eiitiusu to wear ogy. Holland. Midi which has recent­
wiki bullv«e tu uesu* « Uriel and u- ly complatad a survey of the factors
making for eflldent home heating
bey lua iui.ooai.il.. 1. 1. nut • par
To meet the situation In old homes
ly iittiue. There an, unquestibllttbly
iheluouist U .ritl ana, Uupl.al Cnrta where hnaemenis rannot be altered to
Uuiis, I'r e li, t. nun C brisUana, Cath provide for a first.rate heating In
«.it l
in-.i.a. o hat we dcp.ute I* stallatlon, or where conditions of the
ar.lt problhlt basements of the Ideal
In« wSe of • nttioe Jlttl Uisliiigulsb-
depth—seven feot-the largest pro
cs one group uf Curialittli* from
durer of warm air heating plants ro
another. We call ours#iv«a Chria-
cently developed a new type of toner
Uttha and Christiana only nut to dif circulating heating plant. II Includes
f « renllnle ours civs# from |olh*rs, a motor-driven fan which force, air
out to .d.n-ify oursel •*» w.th lh«m. through ducts and leaders through
Narrow »««-tarianism does nut aug- which the fores of grsvlty will not
g«al the name.
We do nut claim mova It
to be the only
Chr.stlana,
but
Christens only. Wear the name If
NOTICE TO < R EDITORS
you will exalt it a.<uvB every o- In tha County Court of tho Stats of
ther name.
Put no other name
Oregon for Washington County
Aral. “ Th. re is no other name un­ In tho Matter of the Estate of
Herman Trebas, deceased
der heaven whereby we may lie
Notice ia hereby given that the
saved.’ Th.> day will com» when
undersigned has been duly appoint
we will l ave a cum nun name ani ed by the alova «(titled court a*
a common faith. “ One I ord, on. the Administrator o f the Estate of
faith, one baptism.’’ Differcnees will said deciesed, and has duly quall-
be forgotten. We will tie one, and Aed as such;
Now, therefore, all persons har­
the prayer of Christ will be ana-
ing claims against said estate are
"ered (Read John 17.)
hereby notified ami require«! to pre-
Home Disasters That Needn’t Occur
IWICTJVI HUnM SYSTUO
¡AND SMOKING
~2S%
(«61955
[ m » ° Lt u M - g %
Every four minutes throughout the
year somewhere In the United States
a horns catches Hr#, and (here la loss
of property, If not of life.
Thl»
makes a total of 131,«K) residential
Ares svery year, aays *ho Holland
Institute uf Thsnnulogy of Holland,
Mich., or the conAngratlon of a*
many house« aa there are In Itiiffnlo.
N. Y„ with a population exceeding
half a million.
A l lenat three-quarters of these
Are« may tie elaaaed a* preventable,
and chief among the preventable Urea
are those caused by heating plants
h» need of rffa lr and cleaning. IH»-
feetlve chimneys and Hue* an» the
third greatest eanse of th* total Are
loss in tills country, stove*, fur­
naces, hollers and their plpra tnke
fourth place and Are* originat­
ing from sparks on ths roof come
eighth.
Another significant fnrt ta that In
¿rsi £
H - . M c A . . . , J T Peters, A U u J ^
y%
ney. for Administrator.
m 0. togethor with penalty, interest
„• I.,0,V
Adm nlatralor uf th.
f0 tl, ^ m o . u^.n th. real
KataU. uf Herman Trebaa, deceaaed. prop#rty
to Herman M.tx-
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SAI E o r R E A L r a o r u r r r
H -n r, W. a « « . , , ■ # * . <
In the I “ "•J'
of
H*ate
Herman
Metxger,
deceased)
O regna Kor Washington C'uuoty, are the ownera as appears of re
Probate D part nent
cord, situated In Washington Coun­
In the Malter of the Ea<ate of
ty, State of Oregon, and particu­
Jenne McGill, Deceased.
larly bounded and described as fol­
Notice la hereby given that pur­ lows, to-wit:-
suant to an order of the County
Lot. 6, Block 60, Metxger
Court of the State of Oregon for
Acre Tracts.
Washington
County, la
Probate,
You are further notified that the
made and entered thla 12th day of
December, 1V28, In the abov* SO- » • “
*• Mln« r
P*iJ ***•» °*>
titled cauae, th* undersigned ax
prsmlssa for prior and aubas-
exerutor of the estate of Jennie Me- 8u,nt
with the rate of in-
Gill, deceased, will
from and after i ‘ •real on said amount* aa follows:
the 21 at day of January,
1929. s.11
«\ / £ r ° L ‘ f 1* 8
n?.
at private
aale at the
reaidenoe
,"5 “ J9.17, ,r' c '
of T . J. Allen, executor,
Beaverton n0- H225,
$4.16, 127« Int-; 1918,
Oregon. subject to tho confirmation n e t no. 14864, »4.16, 127« Int ;
of this court, tho following de­ 1919, roc’t no. 14682, $6.23, 127.
int-; 1921, roc’t no. 16932, $8.86,
scribed real property, to-wR:
127« int.; 1922, rec't
no.
16436,
The Ka-t half of Lot al* (6)
$9.08, 127. int.; 1923, rec’t
no.
Spencer Homestead, Wa«hlng4
16813, $8.64, 127« int,; 1924, rec't
ton County. Oregon,
and ihe
no. 8687, $4 19, 127. in t; all above
Fait
half of Lot seven (7 ),
wore paid on May 19, 1926.
For
Spencer Homestead, Washing­
1924, roc’t no. 14925, $4.16, 127.
ton County, Oregon.
Said sale to he for e*ah or on int. was paid on Oct. 21, 1925. De­
linquency Certificate No. 1873, a-
terms approved by this court.
Date o f first publication, Friday. mount $1084, rate of Interest, 12
of last *£, Total $69.37 up to January 19,
Decsmher 14, 1928, date
January 1926.
date of last publication,
Haid Nettle R. Metzger and Han-
18th, 1929.
T. J. A LLEN , Exsrutor of the ry W. Metzger, as owners of the
Estate of Jennie McGill, Deceased legal title of the abov« described
property as the same appears of
Beaverton, Oregon.
record, and each of the other per­
sons above named are hereby fur­
SUMMONS
ther notiAed that L.R. Miner will
For Publication in Forec'osure of apply to the Circuit Court of the
Tax Lion.
County and State aforesaid for a
IN TH E C IC I'IT COL'RT OF THE decree foreclosing the lien against
STATE O F
OREGON
F O R the property above described and
W ASHINGTON COUNTY.
mentioned in sad cartAcate.
L. R
Miner, Plaintiff, vs. Nettie
You and each of you are hereby
R M etiger; Henry W. Metxger | further notiAed that L. R Miner,
and Flora Matrger. his wife; A-j th, holder of Certificate of Delin-
dnlph Wolfe, unmarried; Henry > quency numbered 1927, issued sn
G Wolfe and Laura W olf«, his the 3rd day o f July, 1926, by the
wife; Geo ge Wolfe and Gertrude Ta„ Collector of the County of
Wolfe, hie wife; Jerome Wolfe; Washington. Stat« of Oregon, for
Sanford Wolfe and Sadie Wolfe, the amount of $16.10, the same be-i
his wlfa; Adple Olaen and Bert jng the amount then due and delin-
Olaen. her husband; Sadie Collier quent for taxes for the year 1920.
and Robert Collier, her husband; together xrith penalty, interest and
Florence Wolfe Ettleeon and J. coeta thereon upon the real prop-
Ettleson, her husband;
Edward erty assessed to Herman Metzger
Neustadter, u n m a r r i e d
a n d (now deceased) of which property
Jack Neuatadter, a minor; also defendants, Nettie R. Metzger and
all othar persons or part ice un- Henry W. Metzger (heirs of said,
known claiming any right, title, Herman Metzger, decased) are the
estate, lien or interest in
the. owners as appears of record, sit-
real estate described in the a- listed in Washington County, State
herein,
De- of Oregon, and particularly hound­
mended complaint
ed and described as follows, to-w lf
fendants.
Lot Three (S) Block Forty-
To Nettle R. Metzger: Henry 0.
one (41) Metzger Acre Tracts.
Wolfe ard I.aura Wolfe, his wife;
You are further notified that the
George Wolfe and Gertrude Wolfe
his ««rife; Jerome Wolfe; Sanford said L. R. Miner has paid taxes on
Wolfe and Sadie Wolfe, hi» wife; said premises for prior and subse­
Adels Olsen and Bert Olaen. ner quent years with the rate of in-
husband; Sadie Collier and Robert terest on said amounts as follows:
Colter, her husband; also all for the year of 1911, rec’t no- 9181,
oth'-r persona or parties unknown »9.27, 127. int.; 1914, rec’t
no.
claiming any »igbl. title, estate, 13619, $7.25, 127« int.; 1915, rec't
Hen or interest in the real estate no. 14251, $?.50, 127- int.; 1916,
described in the amended com­ rec’t bo 14606, $11.03, 12<“r int.;
plaint herein, of th* above named 1917, rec’t no. 14227, »9 37, 127
defendants:
int.; 1918, rec’t no. 14868, »8.92,
IN THE NAM E OF THE STATE 127 Int.; 1919, rec’t no. 14586, $9.39
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W ASHINGTON
Forest G rovs—leave }: JO, 7:45, M 5 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 2:45, theft 4:45, *5:45,6:45
Savings & Loan Assn.
Shute Bldg.
DR. A. E. WILSON
22 states greater loss resulted from
one of thru« three preventable causes
than from any other single cause.
The national annual Are-loss from
these three causes combined I* $.08,-
201.67(1, according to the latest Ag-
urea avnllatde.
A thorough cleaning out o f the fur-
n*ce, pipe* and chimneys every year
will lend In a largo measure to re­
duce these losses, says the Institute,
and Is, therefore, a civic responsibil­
ity on every householder.
By th*
modern giant power suction vacuum
cleaner, all the dirt la removed from
Ihe heating system, and tho removal
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Al the same time, Ihe whole heat­
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reanlf In disaster.
and 8:45 pm.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Hillsboro— leave 5:45,8:01,10:01 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 3:01 then 5:01, *6:01,7:01
and 9:01 p m
Beaverton— leave 605,8:25,10:25 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 3:25 p m then 5:25, *6:25,
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Rail tickets ate good on the "Silver Gray”
motor coaches including the 10 ride ticket.
•Sunday ooly-
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no. 16935, $12.06, 127« Int.; 1924,
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ice’t no. 14924. *6 74, 127. int.; all
above were paid on July 3, 1926.
Delinquency CertiAcati- No. 1937, a-
mount $16.10, rate of Interest, 12
%. Total $139.06 op to January 19,
1926.
Bald Nettle R Metzger and Hen­
ry W. Metzger, as owners of the
legal title o f the above described
property at thes ame appears of
record, and each of the other per­
sona above ramed ar>- hereby fur­
ther notiAed that L. R. Miner will
apply to the Circuit Court of the
County and State aforesaid to : a
decree foreeloeing the lien against
tha property above descridbed and
mentioned In said certiAcate.
And you are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty day* after
the Arat publication of the sum­
mon*, exchialva of the day of said
A rat publication, and defend this ac­
tion or pay the amounts dua aa *-
bove shown, together with coat« and
aerued interest, and in caae of your
failure to do so, a d-ctee will be
rendered foreclo ing th* lieni of
said taxes and costs against the
land end premia*« above named.
This summons is publi hed by or­
der of Honorable Geo. R. 1’agley,
Judge of the Circuit Court Of tho
State of Oregon, for tho County
of Washington, and stld order w si
made and dated this 30th day of
October, 1928, ard the date of the
first publication of this summons U
the 2nd diy Of Novsmber, 1928.
All process and papers in this
proceeding may be served upon the
undersigned
residing within
the
State of Oregon, at the address
hereinafter mentioned
L. R. M ner. Plaintiff, Residence
and Address, Metzx r Oregon.
M. B. Bump, res deence and ad­
dress, Hillsboro, Oregon-
D. D. Bump, residence and ad­
dress, Forest Grove. Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of First Publication, Novem­
ber 2, 1928.
Date of Last Publication. Janu­
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