THE i OWL
$8
Published every Saturday.
THE OWL PUB. CO.
EARL E, FISHER. Editor.
ARTHUR ALLEN
Asst. Editor.
Entered us Second Class mail
matter, under the Act of March
3, 1879. At the Pont Office, in
Beaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1S12
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SOCIETY.
Quite a pumber of the bo; s
were looking for Pete Van DeKey
a few daj s ago but he didnt sh w
up so The' Owl took a little stroll
up in the "ofd. Ward" and found
Pete making Sour Crout. St me
of the friend i will call on him
thU winter. '
A native tax payer who will
work for the interest of the tax
payer B. B. Reeves for Represen
tative, paid ad.
Jame3 Titus of Raleigh was in
The Garden City Wednesday and
called on the Owl.
J. E. Reaves'of Cornelius who
is running for Sheriff of Wa h.
County wu'3 in town'on business
Tuesday.
Martin Chalman was in the
City Wednesday.
Hon. B. B. Reeves of Cedar Mills
Canidate for Represenative called
at t his office Saturday Morning.
Mr. Reeves is a Washington
County boy and is putting- up a
hard fight for four things Pro
gressive Legislation, Statement
No. 1 against increase of salaries
and strict economy.
There is a saying that a man
who squeezes a ' dollar never
squeezes his wife.' After glancing
over his sub ieriptions, a country
editor is led to remark that there
are a number of good married
women in his county who are not
getting the attention they des
erve. .1. McCallm has moved back to
Beaverton and was in and called
on The Owl Thursday.
Mr. Weid had his nursery stock
insp.vted Monday and it proved
to lie all right.
Judge Stevenson was in town
Monday.
Judge Stevenson has done a
great deal towards getting better
road.5 in this County.
R. G. Kelly was jn the City
Friday.
Mr. Williams has returned f rc m
Banks where he has been work
ing. The Ladies aid of the M. F.
Church will give a ten cent tea
in the basement of the Church
Wednesday afternoon Nov. Uh,
AM are ordi illy invited.
The only candidate from this
part of the county vote f.r Mm
P.. B. il.'jves for R;-p 'resolutive.
Slid Pat to" Mike ah sure it is,
T lings have com-' to a pretty
noU .
W.ior'll wom.'ii lave the babies
Whin they go out to vote
Sa d Mike to Pat Ah sure it is
As t'.io e.irth turn-! oa in axis
They'll livethim where they
hive th'.m,
W.iin they go out to pay their
' tax0'- -
M. E, Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
reaching 1st. and 3nJ. Sundays
f oaeh month, morning ani eve
ning 0. B. Roes Pastor.
CITY
IMPROVEMENTS
The main street leading south
is tQ have four big arc lights eoor
this is being looked forward to
by the people who work in Port
land, Mr. W. 0. Hocken is
burning out the old rail fence a-
long this street and i3 replacing
it with a wire one.
William Scott
of Forest Grove
Independent Candidate fcr
County School Superintendent
of VVashingu n County, Oregon.
Born at Carlton, Yamhill Co. 1S71
Graduated from McMinnville
College. 1897. Holds State Life
Diploma.
Experience in teaching 1G yep.rs
in rural and city schools.
Principal of the Dilley and
Forest Grove High Schools the
past, five years I respectfully
ask the support of all regardless
of party who favor continou3 ad
vancement along broad educa
tional u"d economic lines.
If elected on November 5th.
All my time will be devoted to
the duties of the office, pd. adv.
HILLS & GILMAN
real Estate dealers
and auctioneers
garden home oregon
OFFICE NEAR DEPOT
Sales of farm Implements stock
&etc. held in any part of Wash
ington Co. For terms address
MILLS & 'GILMAN
GARDEN HOME OREGON.
IN THE COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the petition of
S.G. Hughes and Edith T. Hughes
for the adoption of Harriet Helen
Hughes, an infant.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, GREETING:
You are hereby cited and re
quired to appear before the J udge
of this Court at the Court Room
thereof in the Court House in the
City of Hillsboro, the County
seat of Washington County, Ore.
on the 14th day of November,
1012, at the hour of eleven o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, and
then and there show cause if any
you have why an order and aecree
os this Court should not be made
in the above entitled cause au
thorizing and directing the ado
ption of the said Harriet Helen
Hughes by S. G. and Edith T.
Hughes and that she may for:
ever hereby be kr.owu as their
o.vn child.
WITNESS; the HON. Robert 0.
Stevenson, Judge of the County
Court of Washington County,
Oregon, with Seal of said Court
affixed on this 25 daY of Oct.
1912. Hollis & Graham
Attorneys for Petitioners.
J. W. Bailey Clerk.
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20 ACRES
2 Miles From Rail
road Smiles Frc.m
Beaverton 14 Acre
in cultivation
$41 CIO The Owl
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jonnie Gertrude Rushing,
amdx. to Charles L. Hahn $1, etc
Lots 27, 28, 29, SO, blk. 19, Pine
land Terrace.
A.cust Gebaardt and wf. to
Henika Peters 50 acres in Sec. 1
T 3 S 1.
Oregon Nursery Co. to Julia A.
Hatch $4000
71.91 acres in Elam Young DLC,
in T 1 S 2.
Oregbrt Nursery Co. to Julia A.
Hatch Lots 4 & 5, bik 15, First
Addition to Orenco. .
C. B. Buchanan and wf, to J.
H. Hansen 0.115 acres in Sec. 4,
T 1 S 3, for a road $10.
C. B. Buchanan and wf. to John
Hanson 30 acres in sees. 4- 5, T
i . no.
Karl Heinrich and wf, to A. W.
Boorman $3500.
15 acres in Joseph Woods DLC,
sec. 11, T I S 2.
WILKES ABSTRACT Co.
HILLSBORO, OREGON
20 Acres 14 cleared
$4100. OWL LAND Co.
15 ACRES
FOR RENT
9 Acres Cleared 3 Room
House $500. Barn Fine Well
Water To Be Rented 5 Years
6 Acres Light Brmh To
Be Cleared part To Apply On
Rent,
FINE FARM ON THE
TUALITIN
11 l-4'aores"2..miles cast', from
Hillsboro, and one mile from
a good station on S. P. track 5
room house good barn 9 acrea in
cultivation 5 1-2 in paature all
fenced with wire' fencing:, big
crop of potatoes, 7o bearing fruit
tree3 all goes for $8200 Very easy
terms
CALL ON THE OWL
FOR SALE
2 story house 6 Rooms wired for
lights abstract to-date 2 lots.
4 Lots nice house, Jbarn, fruit
trees garden close in For Sale.
7 1-2 acres beaverdam $ 4500
Here is a bargain for beaverdam
generally brings $300 per acre.
Home-like Cottage 5 Lots, new
fances, fine strawberry patch.
New Cottage with basement
23 x 42 all plastered and finished
up in the best of shape, located
centrally, with two lots ?2100
Vote for Miilage i
Number 320 X Yes
It provides ail-tenths of mill tax fur
Uijimt of Agricultural t'olirgii mid I'lii
Trrsity nf ri'goD, giving thnii pernta
i:Mit iuppnrt iiml lukiiii; tliPTn out nf
politif!. It also pnn iden onu Ho:ird "i
hrt'iits, thus nulviui; the prol'li-ins (
co-ott'ratiQii, ctiimululutHtn, division of
cuumr niid ei-ouumy ol m.!Uatjmrt:t.
II does not lacrr&ss the everairs
ra;e of taxation.
It repeals the 50O.O00 Uatvrr
e!(y appropriation bill.
! Th Hi 11 is miiorsoj y Coverr.or
' West: "Tins Kill i in t'.i iuturpsi v:
gaoil Ijlinim'sa Mil sUullld pas.:'
By L. H. Alderman, St:it Fnparin-
t :idint i'tti'iio tnstrui-tion . "Licirn-': -o
iu otittT htatt-s tttioms iiiillae bill fr;:
cii'lo ti le 1'oriiM.t."
B.fWI'l II. D!t. TrcitU-nt, Or.;m
Pi. ne Krd-ra!toii ot I..ir : "Xn ai'u
U:ct rin iirrfsfu'ly roi'i!i:it t',10 Im'U. r.t
to ttu Mali Tlit ill loUnw the aditla
of tlif uiilln ;:t tax plau.''
Endorsed Portland Tas Fiv
ers Leasee.
Hill prepared by committee ofGvr
Btr'i Commisniou, Toards of n(jvut,
ir.il administrttire oCUrs of the two
iBstituUosa.
W. K. KEWELL
LUCKY
NOVEMBER
Scorpio the sign ruling from
Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 is the ' middle
sign of the Water triplicity, To
be born under this sign is a bless
ing indeed, as it above all others
exerts more good and less evil to
mankind, everything else being
equal. The vibratory force cf
these people is so great that they
are able to benefit others simply
by contact. Self control, will
power, keen observation and
perfect coolness under circum
stances, no matter how trying
naturally make them the very
best surgeons. Their indomit
able will and this extreme cool
ness leave the impression that the
persons exhibiting it are verti
able demons, where afterwards
they are designated as Gods.
Eloquence is another of the
many virtues to be found under
this sign. For this reson we
can look for clergymen, statemen
lawyers and public speakers of
all kinds you will find the people
of this sign have so much bus
iness of their own to attend to
that business concerning others
is of little, if any, importance to
them. Most people are suscept
ible to flattery, but the Bebrpio
people can at times be reachd in
no other Way. Anger, Jealousy
and Passion are evils- likely to
dominate Scorpio people.
For' perfect union Scorpio
should wed with Virgo.
CEDAR MILLS
3 one acre tracts center of town
dandy location $500 each, on
terms a bargain for cash. '
RALEIGH ' ,
5 Room 1-2 story house one
acre of land 75 fruit trees and
berries of all kinds 35 chickens
pig, near new Eletric on S. P.
track $2500. $500 cash. .
$75 Stump Pullur
"JUMBO"
good os new 125 ft, cable goes
for $50 cash call at this office.
The Owl Land Co.
FOR SALE
ONE BLACK MARE 2 BROOD
SOWS 1 CREAM SEPERATOR
H. TAYLOR Beaverton
B. B. REEVES
Of Cedar Mill
DEM. CANDIDATE FOR THE
LEGISLATURE
I believe ia Progressive Legisla
tion, Statement No. 1 and Strict
Economy I am agakst tle Ir crease
Of Sahibs.
Meyers Pomps,
PIPES AND
REPAIRS
P. H. Van Dehey.
Beaverton Oregon
W. E. PEGG
Undertaker and
Licensed Embalmer
Complete Stock of Coffins
and Caskets NEW HEARSE
DEAVERTON OREGON
4 Shows Weekly
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
And Sunday Nights.
Beaverton Moving
I Picture Show
Tue.dav Thursd.v Shirr
Admission ICc CMUwaJg1- FJLn& Pass- Agt
Pcrt.ar.n, Ore.
ONE
AND ONE-THIRD FARE
ROUND
TRJP
SAE DATES
From points stuth of
Roseburg, Nov. 18, 19
and 20, and from points
North of Roseburg, in
cluding joints rn the C.
&E.,P.'R.1& N.' B. F.
C. & W. and Branch
line points, Nov. 18, 19
20 and 21, with final re
turn limit f Nov. 25.,
John M. Scotf, General Passenger Agent, Portland Ore.
DRY GOODS NOTIONS,
LADIES, GENTS & CHILD-.
RENS-SHOES & CLOTHING.
WILL BEG
N
watcf:
Quality Clothing & Shoe Co.
Beaverton, Oregon.
LDavis
The Oregon Electric Ry. Line is
Open to Eugene Junctipn City and
Harrisburg.
Trains leaving Eeaverton 8:30 A.M. ani4:-4 P.M. connect a
Garden Home with limited trains for falem, Albany, Junction City,
Harrisburg and Eugene. Current folders give details of all trains.
Valuable Silver Trophy
Is pffered by by the Railway Companies for
The Best Agriculture Exhibit
of products grown a!cng the Oregon Electric, United, Spokaro,
Portland & Seattle and Oregon Trunk rlwavf, displayed at th -
Pacific Northwest
Land Product Show
Forthrd, Ncv, 18, 23
f I tElrrnail I
I www I 1
Fast trains to Spokane morrirg and evening via Orcjon Electric
Ry. and North Dank Read.
Details cf schedules, sepirg car reservation, e c.
cn request. " ,
W. E. COMAN,
To Portianci
VIA
I J SUNSET
! lOGDEN&SriASrA) 1
I ROUTES f I,
ACCOUNT
Pacific International
Dairy Show
and
Pacific Land Products
Show
November " 8 to 23
For further details as to fares from any
specific station, train scedules, etc., call'
cn nearest Agent or write to
SAT. NOV. 9th.
FOR CIRCULARS '
Manager
50 cents Round trip to Portland. Tickets on sale
Nov. 18 to 21 inclusive Return limit Nov. 23th.
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW
Tickets on sale Nov. 11 14 Inclusive
Return limit Nov. 20th.
C.I .Thompson Agent,
iieevcrton Oregon.