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, ALL TRAINS electric, via 4th
Street line, except No. 141 and
and No. 142.
i ; S. W. McIlvadje, Agent
4 G. A. Kt
F. J. BABCOCK POST NO; 30.
, Meets every 2nd. Friday of
each month, at the residence of
Comrade W. L. PIKE. .
M.S. Barnes. Commander.
A.E.Hendrieks. Adjutant,
.-. GRANGE
Beavertoh P. of H. meets at
Grange Hall the second Saturday
of each month. : i,.;v t 'c'''
A.W. Pike Master
Mri.W.H.Boyrj Secretary.:
vj r .. r r-r.
X L.-A At tLa PtU CCSee, In
Javerton. Orecm. July Ml 1912
I'
By
our of
' -d . VI. Li.
Subscription I 1.00 Per Yew.
' Display ads. 7Sc an Inch per
month; readerslOc per line for 1st
insertion,6c per line for all sub
sequent insertiona. , ,
v.m :la ccjt
a.o saving
Practical dairymen who are silo
users say that the silo on the farm
means a savins of 8 to 10 cents a
pound in the cost of producing
butterfat, beef feeders say it
saves from il to $1.50 per hun
dred pounds in producing beef,
and feeding experiments at ex
periment stations bear out these
statments. On this basis ensil
age under normal conditions is
worth $4 a ton. With an in
crease of 50 per cent in feed
price it is worth $6 a ton. Re
ports of 30 farmers whoes records
allow the compilation of accurate
data, show an average cost of
$2.78 a ton for corn insilage, in
cluding the following factors in- j
cidental to production; land rent
al; cost of fertiliser and its ap-1
notion; preparation of the seed
bed, cost of seed, planting, cul
tivation and harvestinff! interest
and depreciation , on , macinery and -Jc--. HS5
biiu. me supemeniary ana Tea,tiltiAfal)uly, 1916, M IftOO o'clock
-- r as J 4 i- & u
f r- a fe ssl
Ctart ob- .n dot f aur, lk. in
tcvor or nans steal bstsle snd Invest.
raeut Company, corporation, plaintiff,
ud agahnt bctnmn Brick and Tile
Company, commtion, defendant, for
u turn ot H,un., toaetner witn jnter
at tkanon at th rate o cifht par nt
per annum irom tne itn Qy ot vc-
1914. and for the further nun ol SmjimA
tocether with tatrreat thereon at the ran
ot tut oer cent per annum trom tne xn
day lb May, 1914 ud lor the further
sum of ImM cotta and diabunementa
ana tne coeta ot ana upon wis wnt, com.
manamc me to am aale of the follow.
ing described real property Ki tutted in
watluniton county. State ot Oregon, to.
wit :
Beninninff at the Quarter section corner
Between aectnoa ntteen 1 151 and twenty.
two 22 township one 1) South nruR
one (1) West of WUIamette Merknan;
thence runninit south on the division line
oetween 1 nomsa J. Allen and A. V. Den-
ney eicht (8) chair thence east ten (101
chains in teratoma: the west line of
Innmaa Uenney D. L. c twentvKme and
55 100 (21.55) chains to the west line of
the Southern Pacific rujht of way; thence
following said right of way north 31 de
crees Itpwest to the section Iiimk thence
west on the section line to the west line
if Uenney D. U C.i thence north on the
west line of the Uenney D. L. C. seven
teen and 5-10 (17.5) links; thence west
snd south to the place of beginning, con
cerning sixteen and 8-100 (16.08) acres,
more or less, in said county and State;
together wjlh all tenements, heredita
ments snd appurtenances thereunto be
longing or in anywise appertaining, in
cluding a certain- brick and tile factory
with bunk bouse, cook house, barn and
office building, also, all machinery situ
a ted and being in ssid brick and tile fac
tory, including dryers, one 125 H. P.
boiler and engine, kilns for burning brick.
dies, tools, implements; 'cars, and other
fixtures ot every name, nature ana cie-
saiotion, situated upon aaid premises
aoove describea and belonging to said
Beaverton Clay . Manufacturing Co., and
which was incident to and used in con
nection with the operation of its business,
m the maautacture of brick and tile.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ere
cutjon, judgment order, decree and order
' M. fc. Churcii .
Preaching Every Sunday At
U A.M. and,7:45 P.M.
Sunday, School 10 A.1LV, r
Prayer Meeting Thursday 748
, Sundav School - it 10 - A. M.
every 8unday., Christian, iin
deavor at 6t30 sharp. Preaching
every Sundays of each month.
Rer. Upshaw Pastor.
8i Da Aa Caswssws!
Begular, preaching services on
the first Sabbath of each month
at 11 a. m. 1 - ,
Sabbath school every Sabbath
at 10:30 a. m. ;
ELD. tl. D. Benhah. Pastor
. CHASTER OF fXma
Regular meetings Secon Thurs
'day of each month. Meeting
'called at 8 p. flU -'' .
L. L. GILBERT, T. W. ZIMMERMAN,
Pres. Ssc
'M. H Stevenson . E. V. Jonnion
W&m AlMtract k Title. Co.
- WASHINGTON CO. ABSTRACTS
'Millsboro, Ofegori. . : ;
NoW to Creditan.
In the circuit court pf State of Oregon,
for the county of Washington.
U B. Allen Assignment.
Notice is hereby given that L. B. Allen,
owner of tpe city Meat 'Manet In Bea
ivertou. Oregon, has tied tus assignment
lei the benefit of the, creditors in the
ataars sanded court. All persona having
t their dsims, under oath
jce. A. Lkisfiiu),
placement value and benificial
physical effects bring the value
ot silage higher.
The. inadvisability of doing
without a silo seems to be. more
important than the question of
whither or not to build a silo.
Estimates based on inquires to
this office arid the. of flcies of the
county agricultural agents, indi
cate that 600 to 700 alios will - be
constructed this season. , In anti
cipation of the need of timely and
helpful suggestions to the. many
prospective builders reliable in
fontiatkiB hts been prepared by
O. A. C. under guidance of ex
perience.
A. M. at the front door of the county
court bouse in Htusboro, Washington
county, Oregon, sell at public auction
faubject to redemption to the highest
bidder for Cash in hand, ail the right,
title snd interest which the within named
defendant Benvsrun Brick and Tils
Company and F. W. Llvermore, and each '
and all of them, had on .the Mthdayof
March, 1914, the date of the mortgage
herein foreclosed, or since that date had
mud to the above described property or
any part tnereor, to Bsusly sua execu
tkm, judgment order, and decree, inter
est, costs shd accruing costs.
hi. REEVES,
Sheriff of Whshlngtoa county, 0egon.
' By J, C. APPLEGATC,
, . Deputy.
Dated this 8th day of. Junes 118.
First issue June .15, 19I&
Last iseue July 13th, 1916. ;
CBLEBft'ATE
At Hi
ALVAYS EIGGEST AJ(D BEST
TWO DAYS
JUL? 3
ft.
tvb BArjD
Children PajatJe of ike Nations July 3rd
RAHw.srelherebyrs- ,4Jiictrial Alirnrttrik. a P&fikkM Jlilrf 4rk
flnrt Noes.) T- wfc 1
out of sumo bi 4 amsctaestos sm
pKssiire to puba. j Obi ssass, ..
Ja a Southern g s yard '-"bsrsd
. Snldktrs of ths v.us sod mri .
srksrs w thoughts ot hatred tmtsrsd,
' for all strife had passed away.
Was brothers than thsy sjumbsrsd,
' Leveled to nounmon alana:
asre u buds all shw'd rtack thsa.
, Neither sorrow, grisl nor pain. ..,..
hf" Had mat at times in battle.
race to face la esrasas wiM,
Where ths shot and shell ward flying,
When grim death around them smiled.
Bach one thought tbeircauss the right one.
'Lach one smiaht to win nr Aim
Afcd they lovsd ths Sag they honored.
Bringing bops and courses nigh.
Vesrs go by; all strife is ended;
Peace is hovering o'er the land;
North and South again united.
Brother clasps a brother's hand, 1
In that Southern grave yard gathered
On s bright and memorable dsy,
Mothers of the boys then sleeping,
Soldiers of the Blue and Gray.
r
Flowers they brought In great profusion,
F lowen of every hue and name;
They bedecked esch grave before them,
Giving Blue and Gray the same.
For their hearts were broken, bleeding;
And they knew each brave one there,
Buried in that Southern grave yard,
Had a mother s love somewhere.
Had a mother who was waiting,
By a fireside day by day;
Watching for her boy's returning,
Wondering at this great delay.
And they placed the wreaths above them,
Laurels, crowning esch dear mound:
North and South agsin united,
By a sweeter tie were bound.
And this day, we'll all remember,
Tis most fitting and sublime;
That it's record should be gulden,
, Made a record for all time.
I i
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County,
Frucli Cots and LucbidaCota,
riainuns, ..
vs
j. u mton. Nina M 'iimoson
Francis J. Downey, C. H. Chap-f
msn, ana lsura r . Brown, ue-1
Kndants.
To I. L. Simnaon' Nina M. Kimnann
and Francis J. Downey, three bf the def
endants above named
IN THE NAME OF THE STATR DP
ukeaiun: iou ana escn ot you are here
by required to appear and answer the
enoiptamt filed against you In the above
entitled cause and court on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the dste of
the tint publication of this summons, to.
wit; oa or before fuly ft 1916, the first
publication thereof being on June 1, 1916,
and if you fail so to appesr and answer, for
want thereof plaintiffs will apply to the
court tor a judgment against the defend
snts J. L. Simpson and Nins M. Simnon
for the sum of $1800.00 with interest at
the rats of 7 per cent per- annum since
November 13' 1914, snd the sum of 160.
uu sttorners tee and the further sura of
S27.22 with Interest St 6 per cent since
October 15, 1915, and the sum of $24.93
with interest at 6 per cent since Februsry
17, 1916, snd the costs and disbursmestt
of this shit, and for s decree foreclosing
that certain morgsge given by the defend
adts J: L. Simpson and Nina M. gimpen
to plaintiffs to secure the payment of
avid sums, dated November 13, 1909 and
recorded si page 29, of book' 58, Records
of Mortgages for Washington ' County,
Oregon, snd directing that the following
described real property be sold in the
manner prescribed by law to satisfy said
juagment, o-wit)
inewi
wflt half nf tha Que (,lf rjt Am
south half of the' northeast quarter of
section 15, llS. ft. 3W ofthe Will,
Mer., in Washingfoil County, Oregon,con
taming SU sdres; and for s further decree
barring all the defendants of all right,
claim, interest or equity in. and to said
resl property snd every part thereof, snd
for such other and further decree aa may
be Just and equitable.
This summons is served iipArl ynu by
puDiicsnon in me oeaverton i tines pur
auaht th an order of the Hon. OeO. K
Baolelr. Judge of the shove named Court.
duly made, dated and filed herein Msy 31,
1916, which ssid order, directs the publica
tion of this summons for ant weeks beam.
ning with the issue of .ssid osiier dated
June L J916, and requires you, and each
ana
III"
.a i m k i
, V.t s.JrM-M
7i::i: sale CC3T
We hat. an immense stock of all kinus of "
lumber. , This stock are are going to move this
ammer and to do so we offer you big saving.
This lumber was bought for less than tost of man.
. . llfacture and enables us to tall thia now eW-t,
No' mattajr he you lt la V.'-' -''
tounty w can twat aa aavl avU . 1 5 '
. offend. Write as or call us up and we will show -you
what a low price w will maka aaal what
jrou will sav. We deliver anywhere. k '
Remember that this is tite Uftwat price cut,
ting in luoibar this count tmt had. Send iti '
your material list m for this year's needs. We . '
can give terms,
BADGER LUMBER CO.
Hillcbcro, Ore jca
Main St. and P. & & N. Ry. Co's. Tracks.
; A-IW-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y
Everything in Building Material Phone Main 841
0 , ii f;
Typewriter
Gives Businec3
Standing
The imall town mrchsnt, the rural builneal msn of the
farmer who uset s typewriter haa ths advantage over the man I
who does not. 1
The typewriter hot only saves time In writing letter snd 1
making out bills, but it adds prestige snreputatlbn to the werA
TUfe L. C. Smith & Erbs. Tyriwri: I
It especially adapted to ttse In rural districts because ft will stiad '
more Weal snd doei not require an expert operator. By follow-1
inj the inttructioni w will (ire you, you will have m trouLjS i
learning,
Mail TMs CoWrt Teeny
I flists shd nis yoat (rs book ,
Q I de mi ass a typawriiir at prwot, , , i I
rtlsniuslnrt rsiMWtltst and would Hit le Uera akaat Jj) I I
J tpKlal stftr tt tacksais it for a asw see, '
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tsL. C.SsiltliaikrsaiTrpswrilsrCai KJ .'
207 MORGAN BUILOIN 6 Jl
of you to ai
July 13. 1916.
H. r, Bsgley,
answer On Or before
Attorney tor Plaintiffs
Ball Games; Races, Amusements of All Kinds
. , A CITY PARK
(jiood -jPyfotechhic Display iti the Evening
Special Traiii Service
ciavertcn shoes::op
One tilf block aat Fisher Bldg.
20 YAR3 IN BAME PliACE
PHOTO GALLERY; ANNEX
Vincent Uaxzai
BsMtrarton r , Oregon
I ' v . Per Sals. :.
Vtresh Jersey cow- Whe treShgiveS
I to 10 gallons' rich milk. For informa
its spply at risnes oflice. TtE
Eitti Cni Gttiu&ou,
tbii i years graduation class
numbered nine and the gradua
tion exercises took place in the
Methodist church the evening of
June 12. A good program had
been prepared, the chief number
of vVhich Was an address by Mr.
Plummrr of the Port!an(J Board
of Education. Following (tie ad
dress Chairman Bmmons pre
sented trie diplomas. The class
motto was "Strive and Succeed."
colors. Blue ann.wnitit ..and thn
class flower a white rose hud.
The church , had been . profusely
decorated with roses and -ever
greens knd all the graduates
were loaded down with blossoms
at the clone. ' A feature of the
presentation of
yeh by theGcr-
Wsi sclent Iri German irj the
A High School.. The medal was
presented to Jacob Richardson
. by W, F, Deainger, ,
i . r clone. " A it
-.,.., man jSpekkinif-, So
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