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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1916)
2UX Tl.ttr.CDAY, JUNE) 1, m i:o. i; c:::?c: Itcw Gaeaed frm lutaw&g As CNrt Records, Omit Coart Addie S. Kimball vs. Lola L. , Hackett Foreclosure on mort gage upon certain real estate, Mortgage to the extent of 1600. A. C, Mulford and .. Mulford ll If. Greenmeyer and Bessie Greenmeyer. Mortgage fore closure on sum of $711.40 with interest at 8 per cent. Also the costs of action. Motor supply Co. vs. C. L. Cox and H. E Schlegal. Suit for the recovery of $368.07 due on bill of Auto Assegsones sold to the de fendant in 1916 with interest from May 10, IMS. Defendant running a garage in Hillsboro. Sarah Bagley vs. William Bag- ley. Divorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff alleges that defendant left home during deep snow when plaintiff was ill and needed help. Plaintiff asks divorce, one-half of real property and $40,000. Also costs of the action. The couple were married in Eng land m 1866. Emma F. Burgoyne vs. - Her man Burgoyne. Divorce. Plain- iff alleges defendant abandoned ler in 1914 since remaining away, Probata Court Estate of Emma May Fletcher. W. J, Dodson asking for letters of administratorship. Property valued at $1600. In the guardianship of Lemon Morris. Margaret Goth nip peti tioning for guardianship of Lemon Morris. Margaret Goth rup petitioning for guardianship pf Lemon Morris a minor. ' Guardianship of the estate of Ernest G. White an insane per son now held in the asylum at galena. M. B, Bump petitioning :jr vj K-ix.-1 at viw; as guardian of tha estate value of which is $3000. Sitting behind the ban, held m a special cell, Bennett Thomp son the, suspected murderer, is the magnet which draws crowds of the curious to the sheriff's office to view him as he sits in his narrow eell, playing solitaire. One at a time, very often in a crowd of five or six, among them many women, request permission to view the prisoner and through I the bars they gazed open mouth ed much as the bewhiskered gen tleman from the back country would gaze at the bearded lady or the wild man from the depths of Borneo. Cool, possessed, and seemingly unconcerned over the horrible accusation which shines from every curious eye, he hard ly notices the visitors as tiiey come and go. Now and then, without raising his head or eemingly to turn from his game, his shifty eyes turn quickly in their sockets and he surveys those gathered before the doors. A direct look he very seldom re- turns, nor will he speak with a stranger. To one watching him continually he has the appear ance of being by far to self pos-. I. Too cool for a mar. ac cused of the fiendish crime which is laid to him. Thus the amateur would declare that he is un-. doubtedly the man. Yet there is doubt in the minds of the offi cials which time does not dispel, and only after it has been proved that Thompson can operate a machine and the object which rushed' in the skull of Fred Ristman' has been found, will the authorities be able to say for sure whether they have the right man or not. - 5 ' p c::::lv:: Sm'JS Roevei. Although the finding of the remains of Fred Ristman, the driver of the jitney which car ried the killer to his work, has cleared Up a big part of the mys tery, there still remains much to uncover and the authorities of two county are doing their lev- evel best to solve the problem, 'i! Li JL .' JL auspices Portland Gun under Club. .? P. M. Opening annua) ex hibitionof Portland Koae Society. 2 P. M. National Dedication Columbia river highway. 2 P. M. Oregon State golf championships at Waverly Links, 2 P.M. Concert Festival cen ter by Official band. 9 P. M, Brilliant fireworks spectacle on river presenting de struction of Gunboat by subma rine. Portland fireboata to take part in thrilling spectacle. Jum (, Second Our of Ron Fastinl. The fixing of the crime on thoftion. exconvict Bennet Thompson hinges upon two points. With out them the ease is a weak one and as it now stands all evidence gathered is of a purely circum stantial nature. The first point to be solved is whether or not Thompson could drive a machine and secondly the instrument with which the killing of the jitney driver was accomplished must be found. A continued search for the lat ter has been going on for several days which has resulted in the finding of nothing except some auto parts' hidden in the woods near the spot where the lap robe and hat were' found". Among the things was found the number plate, the only one wh'ich had been removed from the auto. . Among other things which the searchers are working diligently for, is to find the laundry big in which the murderer is supposed 9 A. M. Tractor Demonstra,- 10 A. M, Second annual Rose Festival Roller Skating marathon in which 600 school boys will take part, 10:30 A, M. Opening North, west Retail Harness & Saddle Manufacturers' convention. 1 2 P. M. Annual Floral parade featuring more than 600 florally decorated floats. 5 P, 11. Children's sing and drill in which 6,000 boys and girls will take part. 9 P. M. Formal ball in honor of the Queen and Maids of Honor iven by the Rosarians. 10 P. M. tp midnight, Danc ing at the festival center. June . Closing Day of Tantk Annual Rom Festival. ' 10:30 A. M. Military, , Fra ternal and Civic pageant, 1. P. M. First annual Rose Festival regatta featuring races by speed boats. Fastest hydro- v r y Thinga That an of Interest To Everyort. to have removed the suit of'?18 boats in Oregon and Wash- A number of juveniles as well as some of our older folks took in the circus in Portland the first of the week. The older folks went, to look after the children of course. . ' ti:e fi:::er miii nii' IrUlklfl CHOICE APARTMENTS -STORES -OFFICES WITH HOT AND COLD WATER STEAM HEAT RATES REASONABLE BETTER DISPLAY - LOWER INSURANCE Sanitary' Plenty Light Basement . ' EARL E. flSHER BEAVEKTON, OR, ienMsiMwais fi 0 Efry Rom Bf) plooint WcIcoim PORTLAND'S 10TH ANNUAL ROSE FESTIVAL Special Round Trip Fairi Daily , ( June 4tb to 9th from all points on Orejjca Electric Railway Tuesday evening June 6 Crowning of Queen , Wednesday June 7 , School Children's Pageant National Dedication Highway Night Spectacle Sinking of Gunboat by Submarine Thursday June 8 Floral Pageant Gun Club Shoot - State Conventions i FriHoy June 9 Aimtary-Civie Pageant Marine Parade, . Speed boat Races Chinese Pageant , Concerts. . Festival Center Dance Ualtee Masquerade , FAST, FXQUCT TRAIN SSRVICE-Ask Ike A-ent Three Great Days f FraSc aad Paf eaatry D4ieauM f Cakav bia River KJkwtj Oaea Air CWaa of SC3 Veiees Now Raduead Rouad Tr Ferae to San Fran- cuaa Daily June m loAuuvuta lamplan Csetsawotcs Aetata, bmtr Mm .12 to 1. G. L. THOMPSON, , , Agent, baavertoo clothes which he took with him from the Jennings house and in which are supposed to be the blood stained suit which he wore at the time, when the crime was committed. .-' Some of the Portland papers are trying their level best to dis credit Sheriff Reeves and the question has often' been asked as to why this is being done. The answer '; is easy. Because Mr. Reeves refused to open his soul for their inspection and give out for publication all his domestic troubles, these pin headed, near sighted, pieces of humanity be gan to take sweet revenge by publishing statements which were altogether misleading and otherwise attempted to show Mr, Reeves up. But despite all that has been said Mr. Reeves must be given credit for doing excel lent work in handling and run ning down violators of the law. Events Many on Official Program J The official program of the - TJ M 1.' ' -.,1 wiv umw reisuviu cans ior nour ly attractions the s evening ' of June 6, and June 7, 8, and 9, the three, days of the Tenth annual June celebration. The biggest events of the fiesta have been t arranged as follows: . hum $7 to 11 P. M. Formal opening pf the 1916 Festival center, . magnificent floral display to cover 80,000 square feet in park blocks. Queen and -retinue will visit city halj and accompany Mayor Albee to festival canter where crowning ceremonies will take place. - First illumination of Broad way, Court of Honor and Grand promenade. Inspection of floral displays at Festival Center by queen and festival governors. a 7. Opaarias Par Teatk Aanual Rota FaattaL 10 A. M. Pageant of school children on Grand Avenue, (East Side) presenting historical pro cession in which 10,000 boys and girls will take part. 10 A. M. Second anpual Rose Festival- shoot at Jenne station: ington will compete, 3 to 5 P. M. Chinese pageant and baby show at Festival cen ter. 8 P. M. First annual Ualtee procession, carnival feature to close Tenth annual Rose Festival, 8 to 12 P. M. Final illumina tion of city with dancing at fes tival center and band concerts to close celebration. Many special features now be ing added will offer hourly at tractions the three days of the festival. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon For Washington County. , ' Francia Cola and LucindaCotaA Plaintiffs. f J aon lap- 4 J. L. Simpson, Nina M. Simpson rrancis J. Downey, I. n. Chap-i man, and baura r . Brown, fendants. To J, L. Simpson' Nina M, Simpson am rrancis J. uownev. tnree oi the def endants above named; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are here by required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause and court on or before the expiration of six weeks from the date of the nrst publication of this summons, to- wit; on or before luly 13, lUlti, the first publication thereof being on June 1, 1916. and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiffs will aoc-lv to the court for a judgment against the detend anta J. L. Simpson and Nina M. Simpson for the sum of $1600.00 with interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum since November 13' 1914, and the sum of tl(M. 00 attorney's fee and the further sum of $27.22 with interest at 8 per cent since October 15, 1915, and the sum of $24,93 Willi interest at o per cent since rebruary 17, 1916, and the costs and disbursmeats of this suit, and for a-decree foreclosing that certain morgage given By thedelenu adts J, L. Simpson and Nina M, Simpsn to plaintiffs to secure the payment of said sums, dated November 13, 1909 and recorded at page 29, oi book bs, Kecords of Mortgages for Washington County, Oregon, and directing that the following described real property be sold in the manner prescribed by law to satisfy said judgment, to-wit; The west half of the west half of the south half of the northeast quarter of section 19, T. IS. R. 3W oi the Will, Mer., in Washington County, Oregon,con. taming 20 acres; and for a further decree barring all the defendants of, ail right; claim, interest or equity in and to said real property and every part thereof, and for auch other and further decree as mav be just and equitable. This summons is served upon ' you by publication in the tteaverton limes pur suant th an order of - the Hon. Geo. R. Basler. Judge of the above named Court. duly made, dated and filed herein May 31, 1916, which said order directs the publica tion of this summons for six weeks beuin. nine with the issue of said ' paper dated June .1, 1916, and requires you, and each ot you to appear and answer on or before J. H. Ellerson was Portland visitor Monday, ' - . Otto Essig and wife have mov- ed into the J, H. Mule-hay reside nee one mile south of town, Mrs J. K. Doty, of the Home. Bakery, made a business trip to Newport last week. Mrs Julia Cooper is ' spending the summer with R. p. Scott and family. COOK STOVE - wanted. 2nd hand. Give price. Address, A, V, Beaverton Times. 10 tl Geo. Baker has 'been ' applying the split log drag to the road in- front of his place filling in many of the bad holes, Archie Ferguson traded his motorcycle for another one the other day. It is Archies' opinion that he has the best of the deal. - G. E. Boodle made a trip to Cook, near Hood River, where he spent a few days with his wife and son who reside there. - Residents in the South part of town got together the other day and graded the road running east from the J" W Iiarnos place to the brick yard. S. H. Davis took a number of the Civil War Veterans around to the cemeteries Tuesday where they paid their respects to the graves of departed comrades, Ed Boring and wife were week end visitors with friends in this city. Ed is carrying his arm in a sling having had it broken while working in ona of the Port' land Lumber mills. Mrs H. G. Vincent and daught er Goldie accompanied by Miss Leita Hendricks spent the week end in Forest Grove visiting with fnendB and attending tha grad uating exercises of the Forest urove High school. Harry Barnes made a trip to Orenco last week where he parti cipated in a rehearsal of the Orenco Band. Harry informs us that very soon the Beaverton, Tualatin, and Matnger Bands will meet at the latter place lri a joint rehearsal. J. H. Mulchay and family left last week for San Francisco, their future home, Mrs. Mulchay will stop for a short visit with her parents at Dayton. Their many friends regret their loss from the community and all share in wish ing them success in their new home. G. . Barker of Kubcr i a Baavertt h :tor I fCr. .J K..S, Eoy t.trst s. .1 Sunday with Mrs, U Borirj. A little sunshine mixed w;.)i the cold would mate quite a mi'd winter for this part of Ort'(rn. Mrs. W. JI. Steen, of Milton, Oregon, has been visiting tha past week with her father, M. S. Barnes, F. C. pillard, nephew of W. B. Emmons spent the week c.'.d at the Bmmons residence. St. Cecilia Club gave a w '1 attended' dance in Morse KJI last Wednesday evening. Many were present from outside Bea verton and all enjoyed them selves, Victor Emmona and sistur Oma, and, Horace Emmons and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with F. B. tjimona and wife in Portland. Chas, Shively, James Emmona, and August Paulson went to Hillsboro Saturday where they took the Civil Service examina tion held at that place. Earl E. Fishor has completed a successful term of school where he was teaching near Sherwood. He is now at home enjoying a change of vocation. Mrs. Porry York will join her husband at White Salmon, Wash ington, In the near future. Slie goes first to Pasco where she will visit with her sister. Tom Allen has disposed of four acres of his land near the et simps to soma individuals from Portland who will build residences, living here and work ing in Portland, Bill Campbell and, iVr'd T " returned Saturday frotn t, Ashing trip up the Wilson Hlver. While there they caught no- fish to last them for awhile i i also left a few for the next t; t. ' Bill told tha editor that he r 1 on a snow bank when tha wee or was warm. Beaverton Grange will hit their eighth annual rose show at tha Grange Hall June 10, 101 from 2 to 6. The public is cor. -- dially Invited to enter roses to compete (or prizes, First and second prises for beat collection of roses, first prise for be t single rose. Firsf prize for b 1 . Caroline Teatouts. Stmwbrf l and cake will be served djr!: J afternoon. 1012 Wm. Thompson, formerly a clerk in Spraner'a store but now a member of the regular army attached to the recruiting o'f.ee in Portland, was in our mlu-ta few days ago. V U.IUi.1 July 13. 1916. ill I. Bagtty, Attorney for Plaintiffs. For you a rose In Portland grows - Yes! There will be a rocs for Ycu at the . ... Portland Roce Fectiwal JUNE 7, 8 9, 1916 Tuesday, Jane Srh -'.. ' Crowning of Hose Festival Queen at 8 P. M. Wednesday, Jam 7 Grand Pageant of School Children 9:45 A, M. ' ' . National Dedication of Columbia River Highway 2 P, M, Thursday, J una ath Annual Floral Pageant at 2 P. M. Friday, June M Military, Fraternal and Civic Pageant 10 A. M. Chinese Haby Show and Parade 3 M P. M. v Costume Parade, Mardi Cras features in evening. Many other attractions net mcnt totted above, LOW ROUND TRIP TKSZ3 will be on tale from all Southern PacMc statioaa, R'---'-"i ,t and North, Jape 4 to iHuuwMa.Kturniu,..i . From stations sou.n of In i-on and Falls Branch, Jua4ataa..j,Mva. Kturniunit jm . For further information ark local agent or write John M. Scott, Gent'il Puaengcr Agi.nl ;" , Posruuin, C on. - SOUTHERN PS'VSIC V"
