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Newspaper Page TextIT, MM. THE VtAVKTON TOTS :t:j cnn e Mi 4. FAlDAY, C7 CO SACKS for sale CEAi mdtx feed stor PEARL OIL (KZR08ENB) dm HEAT W COTfFORT W.EPEGG UNDERTAKER AMD FUNERAL DIRECTOR Licensed Easbelatsr Calls umd day or night. Prompt Service ' iKAVERTON . AS IT SEEMS TO LIE 1 Frank J Beeee AnklX Cthate wnld, at , M-M, U acree Baa 11 T I 1, Hooeji. Otto Prttaasff HBk FviaoMck KPrltilaS 8-8-80, 80 mm Sac M T I PI , BOOWJW. W F O Thatcher at a to A M schmaret ux, 8-tl-M, Part 8m ( T I SI1W. 110.00. . H J Atlaa at u to H 7f Ptnlalaaa ''" Proidence ihat praaanto in from , at ix, 8-28-20, 6260 aq ft Sao U TO reeding tha last chap tar of aw m n a onr, aiowMJU. lua Btery. A u Kuady at nx to F L Ruebueh, 4-27-1S, Lata 7-8 Grcecberg Htt, 1660.00. A H Buadjr at ox to F L Buebuah 8-12-18, L ( trreenemrg Hts, IUM. Barman Dopp at ax to P I PU lay at ux, 0-1-20, 8.68 mm 8m I 1 VI IIAU iwna Harper to W A Haydea, I : Lot u Ix Fruitful P FRED JENSEN ATTORNEY AT LAW Caiy BaUalac Hours 840 to 10:80 A. H. Daily PerUand Ottos: 720 Board a( Trade. SeaeUa Pace Beavertaa- GENERAL TRUCKING DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND OlflM 118 Aa St :. - ... Broadway 28M lt-18 HARRY BARNES Praa. Bsayertea . Ccarcbl CB "Far a Bat tar Beavertea" B. H. JONAS, President FEED JEJISEN, Via Pnaidant J, FRANK STROUD, Sanatory DO? GRAY, Treasurer Jala ajaw wklla tha Ckartac la Open Dr. CL Mason Phono Calla Anawered Day and Night EAVERTON ORISON VETERINARIAN Dr. M. Howes, Portland, Oregon Consultation Free. . Tabor 8568. 1871 E. Stark Specialist diseases -of cattle. 8etb2 SUMMONS ' la the Circuit Court of the State at Oregoa for Washington Couaty. . Axel Carlaaa Ida Carlaoa Plaiatif fa -VB. Joka I Perldaa, Defendant To John 1 Perkins, defendant: la the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you is in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons to wit: on or before the loth day of October, 1820, the last day of . the tune prescribed in the' order for the publication therein and if you . fail to so answer for want thereof tbe i plaintiffa will apply to the court lor tbe relief demanded in their aaid complaint, via: For decree that there is due from defendant to plain- tiffs the sum of 8600.00 and interest I thereon at 7 per cent per annum from 7 March, 1810, and 8100.00 as reaaon " able attorney's fees herein and for ' the costs and disbursements on a ; mortgage executed by A Vester and ' Anna Vester to the Plaintiffs, 7 March recorded 8 March 1818, in Book 76 on page 485 of the mort ; gage records of Washington County, c Oregon, that aaid mortgage be fore closed, and the real property therein described to wit: Tract 14 Shields' Little Farms in Section 28 T 1 8 R 1 W. of W. M. in Washington County, Oregon be sold and the proceeds ap .. plied in tha payment of the amount due. Vhat defendant be barred of any interest in the premises and for 1 such further or other relief as to this Court may aaem equitable. I ' Thia summons is served upon you ' by publication thereof in the Beavor t ton Times, a weekly newspaper of general circulation published in Weah- Jngton County, Oregon, pursuant to : an order dated June 80 1820, ssada by , the Honorable Geo. B. Baglay, Judge , of 4he above entitled court, naeerlk. .- ing that tha same be smoothed in , aaia paper once a weak tor six eon ; secuttva weeks. Dated and first publiahed Septem ber 8, 1820. . f. a AmHCTnDVH . 1 . wilt,- 1 . - as - rimTnnin, TT UIU vaajr nun Attorney for Plaintiff. 701 Cham- University yesterday. ' W of Commerce Bldg. Portland, Ore. Senior this year. 8-4-20, E S Ac at 1 I rrft"1 BOUU.UO. MT Bates at ox to Wash'urtaon County, 8-7-20, 1 1-8 ac D McLeod DLC, 11.00. J W Banca at ux to W C Maraaaa at ux, 8-10-18, But 1C 17 Dabnssa farm, fiuuu.uo. Ruth Realty Co to T J Broenj at ux, 8-28-20, Lota 1 4 I Ilk M North Plains, $700.00. n Shearer at ux to Wm Loualc- nont at ax. 8-7-20. Part L 2 But 8 f orest lirove, felMi.OO. L W Chandler at ox to O F Swr hart et ux, 8-7-20, Part Blk 28 Forest Grove. 81660.00. W J Madden at ux to Geo G Han cock et ux, s-28-20. Lota 11 Knob Hill Add to Forest Grove, 810.00. ' J J Wlrti at ux to Andrew Keller et ux, 8-7-20, Part Blk 24 Forest Grove, 81860.08. J T Shannon et ux to Richard Fan daU et ux, 8-2-20, Part L 2 Blk 41 Forest Grove, 810.00 J H Hartley et ux to Addle Taylor, 7-14-20, It in Blk 2 Forest Grove, $1800.00. J N Schemer et ux to J H Sckar- ner-8-28, 1 Ac Sec Garden Homd, $800.00. Geo Carter et ux to N S Pricket et ux, 7-22-20, Part L 4 Blk 2 Nay- air's Add to Forest Grove, $10.00. S H Richmond to J F Bona at ux. 8-9-20, 40 1-8 Ac Sec 88 T 1 8 R 2, siv.w. O G Brets et ux to O Waddle at ux. 8-S1-20, Part L 8 Blk 18 In Forest Grove, $600.00. H. A. Kuratli, et ux to Jennie Big ham, 8-8-20, Part Lots 7, 88, Blk. 11 Simmon's Add to Hillsboro, $8000. C L. Perry, et ux to M. Vandeir brook, at ux, 8-8-20, Part Blk 88 Fr- M. Vandenbrok, et ux to John Lof-li0' to to after it, to get it' tia, 8-5-20, Tr in Blk 88 Forest Grove, $1260. Northern Pac. By. -Co, to E. O. Lessard, 7-18-20, 120 Ac Sec. 11 T L N K6, 8600.00. Portland Heighta Realty to Louis Stark, et ux, 8-4-20, Lots 80 81 Blk a roruana neignto, siu.uu. Mary E. Reeves to B. J. Start. 7. 81-20, Tr. in Sec. S3 T 1 N B.8, $187. 60. " - E. D. Kerr, ct ux to W. E. Smith, et ux, b-zo-zu, id Ac John unxiui u. L. C- $4000.00. Genevieve Schoene to I. E. Kelly, et ux, 8-10-20, Part L 2 Blk 6 Oak lirove Add to rXiUsboro, $1600,00.- Ziss Alex, at ux to D. A. Bhearer, et ux, 9-10-20, 20 ac Sec" 8 J 1 S Bl, $10.00. , .- , Kirk Hover, et ux to C P.Xorn- weU, 8-4-20, Lota 8 4 Blk 10 in Smock's add to Sherwood, $280.00. M. T. Bates, et ux to J. E. Blum, e( ux 8-8-20, 86 acres D. McLeod Bi L. C, $7000.00. Essie Swearingen to G. A. Olsen, et ai, S-21-ZU, jjou i at z out 12 com mon's add to Hillsboro, $10.00. Mary E. Watkint to W. H. Weber. 8-26-20, L, 6 Blk 18 South Park add to Forest Grove, $600.00. J. H. Nolta, et ux to C. H. Har- reschou, et ux, 9-7-20, 18.06 acrel Sees. 8 4 T. 1. S. R. 1. W, $10.00. Don't Plant the Little Potatoes That wa snoil a atory by readirur tha but chapter first It was as alt That good advice never kept any- nfa. We need tha ashes of axperi-jf enoe lor taat. That moat of one's enemiet an In one's own beads. That pnrreatioa la hatter than in vestigation. . That its town sites fat the rich man-iSix twins for the poor That beauty, nobleness and simpli city are aver the strongest influences in life. The foulesa soul aaivaring in a hovel of decay is lifter and Hast ened by tbe aoft word or touch of hu man sympathy. That the Government reports that the sujrar extracted from oeeta la falilng off. I wish soma of it would fall off around here. That It must have been leap year when the cow jumped over the moon. That many a hand that never rook ed a cradle only awaits a good oppor tunity. That old maids love cats because they are almost si treacherous aa men. That eating onions will prevent a moustache from coming on a girl's lip. That bringing home the Bacon hai been one of the grandest amateur and, profeisional sporti since Adam tried to keep the doctor tay by eat ing an apple for breakfast Adam'i wire brouent home the aDDle. but mostly, wives have been sending the men out to get the bacon this last lew muiion years, it has come to be auife a breakfast food too. desbite urane Nuts but aa we were sayinr, "bringing 'home the bacon," Is what est of us want to do. utir corru gated career has taught us; "You've I - r ON thai job every Ugr delivering your goodi swiftly to city or suburban points, carrying capacity loads oyer any road a motor car could possibly negotite, CWrolet Light Delivery .Wagon fur Biihes ai dependable transportation aa you can get 1 Ita low price and low operating coat make it the moat economical transport far light delivery requirement. ' Miss Ethel Hockett left last Sun day for a two weeks' visia with her sister, Mrs. A. B. Clement, and fam ily at Waterloo. , Now that the best potato growers are looking over their field for their best hills for next years seed, it may be well to drive another nail in the coffin of sorting out little spuds for seea. A grower of Netted Gem potatoes, near Redmond, has two fields. Both- are on new around, both are irri gated and both are planted at a sim ilar manner. What is the difference then? One field was planted to he laree potato es, the other to the small potatoes irom the lot. - On inspecting them for certifica tion. Auirust 16. the potatoes from from large seed showed 0 per cent. disease -blackleg, wilt, rhizoctonia, curly dwarx. ine small seed showed 20 per cent, disease and the plants were harder hit. The two fields do not even look similar yet many people bur such seed and plant it. One well known grower well ex pressed it when he iaid "We did the country a damage when we took seed prices for our hog feed this snring." TO CHANGE THE CHASTER OF CITY OF FORBBT GftOVE, There will be presented to 'the vouncil at its adjourned meeting next week, a oraxt oz the proposed new city charter. The Neva-Times has naa prepared an article giving the most salient features of the proposed changes, but lack of apace prevents, jfits publication this week. City manager, larger lxmding capacity, bonding districte for sidewalks, park commission, warrant register and other new features are tncluded. We hope to gin fuller details next week. - Forest Grove News-Times.; l 'THE I -UNIVERSITY-1 OREGON ' 1 la mai attained by lb elate HI la er-lar (hat the yetnag peo ple f Oregoa may receive, I wltboat eaeMite beaeflte of I e liberal odacatiM. (IU Tlv UnWtralty ituAudet the Collet of 1 HI LiUralure, Scient and the Arte, tbe I HI Graduate Sclabol, the School of FVe- D letvl Education, and tka proUaeiofval H 1 SdiooB.ofUw.MidtwMlViilki.d). 1 l AMtntMclitiw, CoiMHarreai, JowrBieJiem, 111 IMnKertiwn Wrd Mwek. H Hlpa Uatkrs of edtorarekiy cm Kn mm4 poMiark by ahMc MCatity, well Jill ajciuippeel laWrakiriea mni lUwary of j nmAg IM.QM voIuims. Supervravsei feiltWtice arc eivcmraeeel ll wul very pUentio pitt tlve kwultk B With a blabloaa4 oomIMm M ealaaa br a raooat pvMiiloa I of pmkilm , tbo Ualvanllr I la.aaw aaMriaf mmm mm mrm of M aaafalaeMM. M CarttofuAorbraay IniWtnaUoti, M 1 mUtv M 1 . TUB BBaMTMAH II m Valvarally ml OrAa U II ITaeaan. OroQaa ' H Stember 18 j ' IOaiaMIW I L BERNARD & STIPE Chevrolet Dealers , Stipe 'a Garage BeaTertea, Oregon . : i islJia"490" "f. a" DeUverr cat, Truaka, EARTHQUAKES Note .Loa Augeles baa been hav ing numeroua earthauakes. Santa Jose and Biveraide nave felt ahocks in the last lew daya. When the earth bes-iaa a ouakinc And the neoole atart te ahakinff That la when cold ehilla run up and down your spina. When your dishea are a breakine- When the earth ia quakingi quaking xou aou'c Drag- auout tne country ueinf sine. ( . You don't like that quaking, quaking Hasty plans you soon are making And of ticketa you inquire 'bout their coat The first trains out you are taking If the place keepa on a-aualdna And you see not very much time baa Deen lost. If some one you had been dating And there came a ahock of auakino' Would you really stay and try and Keep your worn 7 Would you keep right on awaiting If your old town was a-qualdng, ur pay no attention to what you ieit or nearai : If your 'Wife should be a bakuur When your home starts In a-quuklng And the stuff rolled outside of the oven door. Do you think aha woul be bakinir When her home atarta in to quaking If aha did sot try that day to cook do more i . If the yard you were a-rakine And you felt tha soil aaukuur Ttouui you step around aa tnougn vuu were nau anot Would you be your home forsaking Just because the earth wBa auakinov Or make a bee-line to find a vacant lot! , ... ' , O, 0. SMITH. to Pacific 'Willie Is Will be the laat day to bring can. Bad vegetable. fr the canning con test at E. E. Swenaon, the Realtor of Beaverton. The Judges will decide Monday; Sept. 20th, and the prises will be paid on Tueaday, Sept it, to tbe winners. . : I ASK ME ABOUT IT E. E. Swenson. Alpha bit for Boys and Oirla Attention at both work and play. Buay.all tbe livelong day: Courteous at home and school,' Diligent to keep the rule; Earnest la wbate'er you do; Freindly with your classmates, too. Generous of hand and heart, Honeet In life's every part; Innaeent of all that's mean, Jolly aa a king or queen; Kind, where'er your footsteps roam, Loving to the ones at home; , Merry in the sun and rain, Neat in dress, but never vain; Orderly in desk and books, Patient la your thoughts and looke: uuiet wnen 'tis tune to De. Heady others' needs to Now that Prohibition la la Force Will a storm be allawad to brawl Will the moon be allowed to get fullt Will "bops" be allowed In dance halls? Will a ship be allowed to anchor over a hart Will a captain be allowed to put In aome port? ' Will it be allowed to name children Tom and Jerry? Will cocktails be allowed on tha farmer'a roosters? Will a man be punished for getting half -shot In battle? Will a person be allowed to become drunk with success? Or intox icated with Joy? - RatlaataW Activities at Banna Tha' town of Banks la busy, and realaatata la changing hands than. Or. Via has purchased of J. C. Schul merich three business lota on Main street for 2000, and wUl build s two. story brick business block thereon. Tha doctor will have tha distinction of erecting, the first brick block In Banks. H. Danielaoa baa purchased a fivs-room - dwelling on Park avenue of Henry Atlea. R. B. Kin ton has Just sold his homo to J. Schulmerlch, Paul Robinson has purchased a house of John W under lich, ' EDUCATION PAYD , .FOB THE INDIVIDUAL AND FOB THE STATU A parson with No Kdueatkm hue but One Chance la 1M,000 to - Bander Distinguished Service to the Public With Common School Education 4 Chances ' With High School Education ST Chances - . With College Education. . 808 Chances Are Yoa Giving Tour Child HU Chancer : THOSB STATES ABB WEALTHIEST THAT HAVB INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a "Liberal and Practical Education'' pre pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Useful Cltlas:u.hlp and Successful Careen la AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCE PHARMACY FORESTRY VOCATIONAL TRAINING The training include. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC, ENGLISH, M0DE3N LANGUAGE, ART, and tha other Essentials of 8 Standard Technical College Course FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER M, I'M. TUITION II PBBE FOR INFORMATION WRITS TO tasadv otfl iteady in your every aim. Truthful, though it . brings you shame! UtUiising in the fight Vim and courage for the light; Willing others to befriend, Kemplary to the end: loathful tUl Zealous till 'a act of suBr In Perfect Accord m that's what youll any after patronis ing nt, ChM. Bcrthold Feed Stcre HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SEED, AND POULTRY SUPTUI BEAVERTON . OBBOOk