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miscreant is. Wa only hope that mg won many prises in beauty CANDIDATES ha may read these lines and gel contests, unions diese the Chi O fN T M L a glimpse o f (he contemptible cago tribune National contest. (Continued from, last week.) Fred Thomson's wonder horse littleness o f his poor shrivelled- ( These articles . regarding the Silver King, is Included in tbe candidates for republican central up soul.* casi. committeeman, have aroused a DAf IO RIDING IN considerable amount o f favorable COUNTY AGENT NOTES TNA SILENT STRANGER ' comment among those w h o nave Report» ht ve it that a parly and THE BANKS HERALD for some time been dissatisfied Tli iiiisou's rescue o f a baby with some o f the conditions ex girl imm a huckboard runaway or parlies have made a killing in Washington and nearby coun isting »n our fair city. The fan is not only exciting and coura lies selling a preventative for Issued K»ery Friday Al lhat the other candidate hap geous. but incorporates three Ihe hoof and mouth disease. pens to liotd the office o f Re daring sluute in one. He dashes Beaverton, Oregon. When purchasing such rem corder should not he considered into the l>alh o f the on-ruiiuiug eilies it will la« well lo • route in- either pro or con in connection horse», grab» the bridle of one J.. H. Hulelt* with these articles. horse and swings himself be It is not personalities io which tween (lie team, cltinayiiig this Editor and Publisher we take exception, neither is it bit o f daring liv standing on the A m erican the conduct of the city gov galloping horse* to furnish Ihe M a id B re a d ernment. It is simply .the meth scenes for some very thrilling ods used in obtaining office to Roman riding. which we take exception. We Suhscrtption. ft.50 per year. “ The Silent Stranger" is com are reminded o f a few lines ing lo the Pacific Theatre Sat Advertising rates on application. which struck us rather forcibly urday and Sunday evenings. when they »e r e read. 20 or 25 Ha*e| Keener plays the fem The song o f the mower is years ago. They are "Farmer inine lead Opposite Fred i tuun- Jones was honest, as far a- son. Miss Keener is not only aga in heard in the land. honesty goes. He wouldn t steal an actress o f exceptional ability, There are all the gun totcre your purse nor your dog nor but a noted beauty a* well, hav- lhat the country needs bul more your clothes, but in a horselrade conscience was laid on tbe shelf hoe toters could be used. and the other fellow had to look Some people who enjoy losing out for himself." Can we as a municipality con money are getting ready to bet done such methods in polities'* on the coming Not ember elec The office holder’s methods and tion. behavinwr in business, in otllee. and in bis Intercourse with tbe The hay crop is being har public should* be such as not to vested. It is very good consider allow any possibility of suspi ing the dry weather we have been cion arising as to the intentions having. or any methods used in dealing with the public The kids of Beaverton are op posed to oil because they have DOG POISONER been sent too many times for AGAIN ADNOAD strap oil. Again the dog poisoner is abroad in the land. Those of It may be necessary to recog Phone. 15-31 mse Russia but she will uave to you who have been following those columns at all closely may BEAVERTON OREGON behave better before anyone will remember what was said o f the want to be seen on the street miscreant who poisoned Ihe aire with her. dale for David Righello last fall. It is claimed that babies born The past week upwards o f a since the war are more vigorous half a dozen o f the most highly W ill be pleased to serve yon and it would not be strange if valued dogs have succumbed lo they inherited a tendency t o Ihe treacherous villian who will howl louder. pul out poison indiscriminately. Since the earliest stages of oeen It would seem advisable to civilization the dog has recognixed as man's m o « in Interest at on Savings accounts leave the taxpayers enough mou $ 2 5 .0 0 w ill start a c h e c k in g a c c o u n t w h ic h will g iv e ey so they can nay something timate friend. There are those who will credit good judgment for the support or the govern y o u a n ic e r e c o r d o i y o u r b u sin e ss a n d a ch eck m a k e s to the fellow who said “ The ment another year. more T sec o f people Ihe more I the best k in d o f a re c e ip t fo r bills p a id . like my dog. The grls are all trying for A Safe Deposit box in our Fire & Burglar Proof Vault There may arise circumstan slender forms and the effect it ces when a man would be ju»- for your valuables will relieve you of all worry. will have on their capacity for tified in stealing There may be housework does not seem to be conditions under which a man in Insurane of every kind written in the very best Com of any consequence to them. protecting his own life might panies. feel justified in taking the life Deeds, Mortgages and Wills, in fact all kinds of Notary Railroading is said to have of another man. For tin- s n k e made wonderful progress but o f argument we will grant lhat Work promptly executed. the train is frequently unable lo a man might run away with The most careful attention given to all business intrust progress past the railroad cross another man's wife and feel jus ing before some automobile runs tified hut there is absolutely no ed to us. justification for the human be into it. ing who will put out poison for the indiscriminate destruction of In these times the congress the best friend humankind lin* F. W. LIVERMORE. President B. K. DENNEY. V't* Prudent DOY GRAY Cashier men had better not be seen talk ever known. ing to any o f the capitalists as W e have no idea who the it might be thought big business was getting too influential with them. S L A B WOOD I GOOD CO U NTRY SLA B WOOD For Sale, Delivered, $5.00 per Cord //. M. Barnes BAN K OF BEAVERTO N No account too small to receive our careful attention. ber timi when thè medicai fm- »(reels »»ill please relurti II a» it is needl'd for firs protection Inruiiy discoteca »»ime miravo a« »»«'ll a» other uara. Thunk lou» renimi? or pr»>v*nl*liv* (> you. Ibis dreutlcd disras«' (hai yu »vili imi need lo «lepeun upon a NOTICE pctldlcr lo get tl. Some body page,| thè cliap wh < in and after Muv ;tl we will snl|| lh«> ninrvehm» fake p.mli not be I'sgpoualhl* in uny way renu'dy n few vcar* ago; Ilici > f<«r any hill» incurred by III* lint ì» a noi ber erop ready. | » i rlou Laundry. 1. G. Dailey. skill in aprnyinif conni- \> 1». F. King. only a slittatile snrny ime li III • and nosxle hot reni skill aie l'< i|iiiri«il lo ohtnm beai rosolis »villi W A N T E D asd F O R S A L E a gì» imi qiiaiillly of spray limi ough eoveréiig of all foliug« un*! 1 "o r Hunt—-ll<*pu|i»r «•«I. Ih •>i Hugh fruii i» essenlial. Sklllìplng «•' l> »'It numi l»«n room apart spray malerial in Uregon or iin«iil,. Hunt, SI 2.nil ,•*•«• inn.. charil» i» usuali» poor polle» t it i-1 ii « 11 ii k liglils nul »» »Irr. A'- si * fu rninhoit »1« I'l'IIIK room». N O T I 0 E ss. on per \»«'«'k. \l| v o 2« If The party »»ho Horrowi j Jli l o » * frinii Mie blncksitiitn »hop Chon *01« Wanted— Blank Repair- Tuiinriuiis, O i '<« k «> iis al Ilo* corner o f Frolli and Mal 1 J leans 1. umbi rl». Bing» ■Irli» rrml at Ill'll»«’ rl«»n nr 1' nrrsl drove. Gall «i|- wrllr S 11 Wnrrrn. DN. SAMUEL SORENSEN Fnresi • lrn»i', «B OK11!)« P 27-20 Or Samu*l Sorenson, D V. S '¡m ilitale and ll«'enso*l »d e i inai» Kale plant* For Sal»—I (UHI-head 1‘ liIO N K S kind \V II Hunter. Beaver ton. Adv p 27-211 Offici« I ten verton ß.M l ô i Karin Re*. Por Evie -Two fine yilllilg milk cows. ime fresheuetl la»i March, The ollier frcslom» limili of lille monili. For cuell, "d iptli'k Mille, wlll »eli cheap. Glia» II. Baker, Iti. 3, Bea»er toli l'elephone 252-3M I IV lolle» sonili (Old •l|»««li l'Iaee), For Sal*— Dahlia tubers ami Holly ireos. Mrs. F. J. Maun, limile I. Beaverton. I'limie 55 11 G I «VI r W soUd— General Gout rad lug aiivt Building g wnrk. Joseph KlloX, I'lione, M 5H(i;i. Route 0. Box 255 A. Portland (ire gon. 0 -lf (Wood For Sal*. Prompt deli» ery. Stiokney A Watkins. Bea verino, Rt. t. Phone Beaver ton 55-011. c 17 tf IlilN Iio ro HR ;?.■ MONUMENTS Look Llstan from now on you can purchase Monuments and Markais in both Marble and Granite for a great reduction in price a saving fn Mo* purchaser of frout III to 25 percent Gome and In* convinced I'orner Mil and Main Bireel*, Hillsboro, iiregun, M. N. LEWIS A CO I hot Bah Kolli' rooiu liiuu*, |iurtlj furuUhtHl, ii inI oue ¡Hilf iicro of Kt'"iiiid, i'loae tu IN IV l'llte u t. To I m « n o I i I clicii|i, iiii eiiay nmntlil.v |iu,vtiieiila. W, K. I'ngg, llNtrrtoit. 0 » Ciy for Or J R Talbert DENTIST Rossi Bu liling Beaverton Oi egon » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ * * * tee »-«-»•> e » < OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLO OR CATARRH How To (¡rt Relief Wtipn Hfatl and V a . a . ^ hmt ■.> Ait a. a -a. arr Muffed l V — n ■» t. A Ai ■*- » i (Yninl fifty f Your r»»ki ia or caUrrli duuipprnnk. Ymir • lu#p*l a«»* trlls will open, the air pa*«a{fn of JWtr hr a . I will i U-nr anti >«m «an hrvathe freely. Xo mor* Rmiftimj*. ItAwktng, murouit tlfEi'hurp', tlrvnt*s«i »>r ht'edaehe; m> struggling fur breath at night. Get a Atmill Inittle of KU *■» I'rcaiu BUra front your dmgiriNt ntt«l a»»j»1v n litth* of tltU frajrrant nnti»«’|>t{♦* « retm ¡a yotnr n«mtrita. It penetrat«*» through every air pa**!»#»» of the he*»l, iixilhini; and hraiihg the dwo II«*!» «»r ¡IlfWtinI mu cots* niemhrane, divine y*n* inatiint re lief He.ul roM* and ritarrh yieb! like Don't atay »tuffcd tip an*! iiilwer aide. He lief ia sure. I j ! ! [ ) j I M O T1IKR! Fletcher's Castori* is a lunules» Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething DtPj>s and Soothing Syrups, orepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of • Constipation Flatulency Piarxltca Wind Colic T o Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels Aids in the as*imdation o f Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and * Natural Sleep without Opiates * , To avoid imitation«, a l» a )i look lor lhr tigiuiurt of Proven ilimtioot on rach mckaar. I1i> ih u iii tvtrywher« recommend ii. Officers CUTTIN’ CROSS LOTS “ß*.t *■ • People in some neighbor hoods are annoyed by the habit formed by the children of some families, of crossing the lawns of nearby bouses. Children have a great love for cuttin' cross lots. It is perhaps a remnant o f the pleasure that they get from roaming about the coun- t ry and exploring unfamiliar scenes. It is very dull indeed for them to walk through the streets. But if they can block ut a trail across people's yards, they feel like explorers. Also children's tune is valu able. If if is ten feet shorter lo cut across someone's lawn, they feel that precious time must be saved. It may be farther across the lawns, but they argue them selves lo the point where they believe it is shorter. While everyone wants to please the children, people nave usually spent a good deal of liine in developing tbeir lawns, and it is not an easy thing to raise handsome grass. Tramp ling feet of children makes It more difficult. A well kept lawn is a thing of ! • oiv of which people can all 1 "Ud, and which contributes to ttie charm of a town. H is for the interest o f the commun ity to work over Iheir lawns and extract weeds and fertilize the lawn» and water them if neces sary. But If the kids o f Hie neighborhood are going to tram ple this grass down, it is not *""eu encouragement to house-. ’ /TnrvQ H r ' om H ' v ♦Hgtn riJflCCs j * ** 1 ' e ' o n snou.d w rn lh ir children that t ' - y o’lilit not to cross people's! la«vn» during the coming season without permission. The street method of ceiling lo school and ] Drugs Excite the Kidneys, Drink Water Taks Salta at First Sign Bladder Irritation or Backache S T A T E S T I R E S Grain SCO Cord« have eatabllahed a new atandard in high-value tire equipment at a medium price. Poultry Supplies, Molasses Land Plaster, Clover and Grass Seed BUY IN YOUR HOME TOWN The new patented latex treatment of the cords gives them strength and wearing qualities that mean many added miles of service. The easy steering, yet sure grip ping non-skid tread, means case of handling—traction safety. 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