T he B ea ver ton R e v ie w
Consolidated, December 28, 1923 with
Volume III
No. 6
$ 1 .5 0
DESOLATE ORPHAN
BECOMES CHILD PRODIGY
Her Ye; r
A R C YOU L O Y A L
T O YOU R 0 0 M M U R IT V 7
THE BANKS HERALD which was Established in
1910
Beaverton, Washington County a Oregon, Friday, January 9, 1925
T H E B A N K S H ER ALD , Volume X V , No. 8
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FROM OUR CORRESFO:.
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B A N D IT S
BDRRVI LLE
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A. K. Rye was in Buxton on
Are ymi reading Hie utlvor-
Tuesday afternoon.
Inter'Hing
Little
Notes
from
the
Surrounding
Count» y .
Ilaenieiita |,| yotir lilHile paper?
Ernest Place and fam ily were
Tolc ,y Our \ctiv® Special Correspondert» W»»*.',
I t not. why im i*
Certainly It
visiting in BurrviHe Sunday.
i iii i I becuii-e you aren't buying
I t»li> tlilmpr
IT you tfo rAg'l the
J. M. Mills made a business
The ease o f the Slate against
SCOFI ELD NEWS
util e. lift.merit» dir you ever tell
•
Peter Vandeliey. discontinued on trip to Hanks Tuesday a fter
jcinir home merchant Hint you
account o f *Ui«
outhreak
of noon.
i''" u l hii j,,| in ilio paper? Or if
I. I*. Hledaoe o f Hiirrville wa« einalljiog, w ill l>e resumed Jan.
The lumber haulers sr»' back
vim ifntt'l fimi IH« ml i|,, you ' hi camp tfn Monduy forenoon.
18.
on Ihe Job a fter, u two-weeks
¡i w i nel lililí why lie iliiln*l ad-
Mr. R. Bledsoe I* quite III
Mike MirkkS, convicted o f v i lay-off.
' • i l i e In the lumie pnperT
.;.l tile home here lit llila w r it - '
olating
Hie Volstead act. ha-
Frank Peeper*
and
family
Adv eri I • him la Hie * bai'khmio
I lug.
been granted purole from jail spent Christmas at the J. M.
: o f the liic ii eniintry newspaper
HA much «a II la o f Hie H ly ¡ Ctian. Myera wa* in Hinton and ninety d a )* to pa) u SIUU Brown home.
tltttly.
The paper Hint doesn't mi New Year'* Hay between Ihe fine.
Mrs. A. E. Rye was a T u es
carry advertising la nerea*ari|y ; train«.
The Native Hon- nut I liaugli
day afternoon raller at Ihe I. P.
elinrt.lived, utile»* uecil aa
a , I III. tl. K. Via w a» called to lira lisl»>ned to an illustrated Bledso#» home.
' press *||«el hy some big ro r- ¡Mciiiiiild Hnndiiy morning
o n lecture hy (l. It. Himes, »irgnni-
Mr. and Mr*. B. Myers
of
porotlon.
liu-lncaa.
I ver tif Itin Oregon Historical Ko- Mobler spent Christ mas al Ihe
Mr. Merehnnt are Ihe good«
Mr. and Mr*. J. Iliirhnm were clely.
f. I*. Rainey homfi.
¡ "ti Pour ahrlvea mt\erH*ei| In 1
*tio|ipu)jr In HHUhoro* Monday , Frederick Hretier, after serv
W . Churehill and w ife
of
• the column* o f your local pa
(flerm pm .
'm g four o f his alx month*' -en
Aloha wore Monday and Tu es
p e r i Do ymi ever atop to Jhtnk
aXADOUMt PAOHAUAN
Mr. und Mr*. R. E. Steel were tcnco for prohibition law vio la day visitors a l the home o f I.
jthnl Ihe cmttieil ninni* you rtenl
iiit
llillnlioro Sunday afternoon tion, ha* been paroled on good P. Itledsoe.
"Do all lb« Hill* girl« In Armsoi* • ml nre put up hy „ firm Mini ,
hehav lour.
t r w i Ilk« you Z adir "Ok. my! ■<>, la «pending IhouMiind* o f dot- | ¿ 111,1 evening.
C. D. W ym ore and fam ily re-
you ought to »• » how many clothe* w« i Inr* lo advert!** Ih elr ware*?
A Uieniberahip drive will lx-
Mr. ami Mra. V. Hull ter and
'»riK 'd home Monday from Mc
don't h a *«“ This conraraatlon In a
at a mecling o f ihe
voti want that ndv«rtl«in • ! M.n were
In
Portland
over Uunclo'd
Minnville where they spent fhe.
PortUad Offlrr 1« typical o( tba quirk
Nulivy Sons nipt Daughter* on Christmas holidays.
wit and rcaily rwapona* of Aiadoahl 'ill placed with the h i* dnllle* I'lirisU na» liny.
January 9. Th A incUing will he
Parhallan. who waa lirouaht to Amur- «o na In draw Ihe Irnde to the
I Hto Hchroeder wa* in Port- held in lh? g r iu m hall.
A. E. Hy*. and fam ily and J
lea by her footer mother. Mr* Prwrt ecu I rallred denari moni alore» nr
M. Mills and wife were Friday
H. (laanaway. formerly of Medford and do you want Ihnl mlvertislng i land »evet'ftl day* during tbe
The wedding- o f Harold Sliorl
, -hut down her«.
evening visitor* at the Bert Vail
Baalti«.
; placed where II will
help
(o
and
Sven Andrrson took plaee home in Manning.
"(.title Aaadoohl la no more lovabla
Mr.
K.
1
1
.
YVbittlcwy
made
a
at the Imnie o f Ihe hridr’ s par-
nor hriakter than the majority of iha j ««II yotir good«, the good« you j
n e** trip to Perl land
u it cut*, near Bank».
M B. Everett and daughter
The couplr
I. too children over whom Hr. Hanna- pulii your money for nnd Hint 1
Frances o f Portland and Mrs.
way baa medical nverelahl In llelrut, 'voli expert lo *e|l In vniir Irtlde? ■ It.inlay morning.
I* well kh<iwxi Brouiid Banks.
John Maynard o f Hillsboro were
Syria." at a lea Mra Uannaway. "It Nevi time when Ihe *ate«nii|n
Mi. anti Mr*, li. Huekhee and
The bridge bet w e n Hiflsboro Christmas guests at the J. M.
waa bar utter belpleaaneaa darin« lh» coinè* In »k him whv lila firm I j daughter made a lm*ine*a trip
and l.unrel. WRere Ihe highway
ala taoal|ui wa fouaht no hard for ber Isn't «d v c fiU m g Ihelr witrea In ¡
¡to Portland Monday morning. cro ss «» the T o a U lin River, wa* Brown home.
Ufa that endeared her to u« ao that
tbe loen I paper,
kr« tpll »d t«uld not |l*p bar up and
Mt*. J o« Ih'tliah and ann v il- washed out, due to high water.
COURTY A Q ER T R OTES
I btouaht bar to America to adopt
! iliuf New Year'» I lay nt
t h e Repair* were begun al once.
bar.“
la Judge Tallman'a court la S E C R E T A R Y O F R O A R fi
Kina!
inspection o f seed po
jJohn Helli»h home in Huxlon.
Mia* Florence Snyder o f Hu
Saaltle tbe adoption waa carried ou|
(aloe*
fo r
certification
wa*
O F PENSION * R E T I R E S i
while aha. four and a half year* old.
Mra. Kd Mtnner and children ber wn* married lost week lo made this la»! week and the fo l
•olemnly ralaed her band and dedar
A. K lie«*, »eeretnry o f Ihe vl*ik*d a few 'la_y* thi* week Frederick M. Smith o f Beaver lowing growers have seed po
yd. **l adopt you ae my mamma.’*
The ceremony wa* w it tatoes sufficiently free from po.
Hoard o f Pension* hir Ihe « . P ! with Mr*. Mi*ner‘ * mother in ton.
Aaadouhl waa the tlrat and only
nessed hy a few intimate friends
j Hanka,
Company,
relireil
Jiinutiry
I
•do Mosaic, wilt and other dis-
child of a young couple of education
o f Ihe eouplc.
a*es lo be classed a* eerliffed
Mr. ami Mr*. Cha*. T. Mynr*
pad refinement and waa horn ah«rtly from active wervlre and •* U K *
»ftay tbe armlqtlre waa algned and eceded hv J »m «a ft. Cunning- visited several day* dating Ihe
Ktill* numbering in the neigh seed. In other wonts they have
beenuta It wan though! that freedom hum. form erly naalalntit «r r r r - holiday* at Ihe \V. T . Myer* borhood o f 30o wi re reduced to pa«*ed Ihe two field inspections
bad e»me the waa named Aaadouhl
r tha Boat*
•
Junk Saturday
In
the
court :,nd the hin insp«»elion: W m . E.
home in Portland.
(da ugh tar of freedom). But tbe ck>ee
TK
Pens'on« iv-pnrf meni t»f
house.
They represeul two Pelprs, Otto Brnse. R. f*. «tr ic k
of the war did not bring peace to
Mr. nipt Mr*. P. Nogek nnd
Ihe Soul hern Pacific Cotnpnflv
years' active warfare on moon- ier. o f Rherwood, Rt. 3*
Roy
tbe Near Boat and during the laat
children v U il«d over Christina*
I*
one
o
f
Ihe
fir
«t
to
he
put
In
-
»tuners and bootleggers.
tacquith o f Laurel, Rf. 3 and
three yearn more than a million peo-
m l New Year'* with Mr. nnd
Since
Ha haee baan rendered homeleaa. • to effect hv n railroad.
Hobart J. Kly ha* been given H. J. Valentine o f Beaverton. Rt.
M r«. .Ie**e W eal, in Pnrttnnd.
■nay of tbnao who are new homeleaa II» cltnblishmcnl In 1903, near
n
divorce from hi- w ife, Edn.» 3.
refugee« were three years ago living ly ? 100 employes Imve
Mr. and Mr*. Paul (»ration
hern
T h i* year’s certification rutes
Estelle
Ely. »»»> ground* o f in-
In modern, «team heated home« and pen«loped hy Hto rai'rond
O f visited at l.ong Hemh, YYasli-
ruvide f»*r a grade known as
«mutpfiHbrtUy
lem|>e ration!
were -odtmt tkr't children to for
it»*« wgnwHcr 1 C » « e « '* t l t l Hy i'latoa. over lh»' hdliitay*. rp-
This
class
alga Muntrtaa for an edncnllnn A*a-
He wa^ granted en study o f lh*ir »»reiron Riandar»!.
lurning to llieie home here on
,
Includes
potatoes
which
with
i»o>
doubl and her perenta were among ing
minor child. Iloharl Womliow
M ire Hi.m
fti (Ilio ooo
hn* Sunday.^
e rlifv buf which should make
thoae silled. The father waa driven
Ely.
Itv the Turkiih army where he wag • " un i i ou| hv the Southern
eveellenl com m ercial «eed.
The e »la li o f W ill. Mahon
Died. Aaadouhl and her m- her a m •Vr.ifle ^Conmauv to Ila
pon-
(•rowers having seed o f Ibi*
H i l l , ^BORO N E W S
who di»*d hei I >ee 20. ha* hi-ep ein «« are Roy Jaequilb.
«red In the woodi from the lime »be t >e. d v«»ern n « «Inee the av*
O lio
waa nlna nmniha old until «he waa a t mi became effective
¿idunlli'd fm probate.,
|( con- Brosse and W. P. «trick ier
of
fear old when both mother and child
Ther» Olorw ood. and R S. Ton fr o f
The n**w city (iffleials were siata o f ahtiui gan.tmo.
tu nddtllnn In pensioning II*
were suffering from meaalea. pnea
em ploy«* for faithful service Ihe g u es s of Ihe Chamber of (Tom are »aid to tie two heirs. a son Beaverton. RL i
mojila and dysentery.
They found refuge In a Near Fast ailr nd nl*o provide« Ihe “ old meri e ai Monday's foi um lun- and a daughter, built living here
E I. Kuralli i* administrator.
Irnnuporln- elleno nieflttné'
boapltal only to be discovered by the ttmorn" with free
s ta ff were railed uoon for short
Ttrk*. who two days taler drove the
n for themaelve.H n'q,| their
Divorce proceeding have been speeches follow in g the «tinner
I he l.udle«' Aid society of
mother out to die. Why they left
uiliss.
A club room 1* n l»" thè Christian eh u re li me) Tuon fill'd ip (he Circuit court here hour.
Hie babr no one know«. Thou bega^
uiafplnliird for them nl
I h e ila) nfternoon al llip limile of by Frank J. M dler »gainst hi»
(be longcat bad hardest fight of Dr.
An in ler-cily contest between
company’*
general
o
ffice
build
wife, Maude Miller. Th e com
Mi», e . J. M,‘ Almr.
(jannaway’s long medleal career. Tbe
American Legion posts o f this
ing.
plaint allege* cruelly and deser
epeaka for Itaolf In this happy.
A m arnage Ileo lise hns Is-eii
city and Forest (trove w ill be
r N eanlt
onny girl, who In g last piade a)
tion.
They were married a(
grani
ed
Frank
J.
Huober
o
f
launched shortly. Both o f these
- 3 showed
-
i'henvy »>1«
Noroial - - School
a man IMPROVED RCKD
Stanley, W l » „ Jan. 15, 1902T.
•ilies have recently -lagr,| drive*
iallty of eight years at the age of
SHOWS H’ OH YIELDS Miiinesoln ami Marguerite Mor-
Ihe New Year was w»>l»'ome,| foe n«*w members, (hmunillees
rl«»e y <if Hili'tmro.
(our and g half.
(trow ing test*. Including 11
hy Hillsboro citizen » in various have been appointed lo mecl amt
’’ Ttiyre grp thouannde of children different »train * o f ttiirhank po-
Mutnie Hrakebusb ha» In-en
With nil of Aandnuhl'a eapablllllea.
ways.
Hundred* attended lln arrange Ihe details for Ihe com
homeleaa In Oreek and Syrian refugee laloe-. from the W illam ette V al granterf a fi(l«dify exlension o f •lalire in the Park Auditorium. ing contest.
lime
in
whirh
to
pny
a
fine
fnr
ley
and
YVashlnghm
County,
campe today. They are beyond the
A number o f private parlies
A\ «>1 pavi-.m«>nt was responsi
reach of tbo Near Ragt Relief simply were made hv Ihe rounly ngenl violatlon o f (he Ihpior |aw*.
were also held, at which
lh*'
becanae present funds are exhausted on Fred Sewell’ s farm nl llille -
Building rotisiruelion ili thi» guest* sal up lo watch (be a r ble for a m otor accident W e d
when we have cared tor the fifty I urn and O lio ftrose’ s farm on
nesday In which Peter Jossy o f
thousand children already In out rare. Eliehalem Mountain. These po- eily thè pa»t year uinounled to rival o f the Slew Year.
North Plains receive«!
severe,
ahoul $ « 0,000 accordlng lo lig
Recently a bereaved mother gave ma
The m ayor-ejM t amt members hut not serious injuries.
He
I
h I oc * were
planted
side
hv
ure»
iti
Ilio
Recorder’
*
office.
(CO to guarantee the care for a year
o f the city council or liii» citv was coining from Beaverton. He
of a child audi aa Aaadouhl Her love side on Ihe same dale nnd har
Mi».» Irene UlarKwell o f lllis were guests o f (lie Chamber of attempted lo swerve hr* oar to
now flow* nut to a child atunawhere vested at tile same kind.
In lh* Near (Cast,” state* J. J. Ilnnd-
Improved or se|ect**d seed po eounly and E, !.. I.oug o f Hoht- Commerce at the Monday forum the sidy o f the road to avoid
yaker. Regional Director of Near Kant (aloe* in Imtli o f these tests laiul were married bere reeenlly. luncheon al
the
Washington ►id I m g a passing machine, and
Relief
grill.
Members o f the
citv he skidded into Ihe ditch.
lit' elded ipitiuprii'oil »end On I hcy w ill re side 111 Portland.
i The Near Baal Kollef oftlce* aro pi
the Ered Sewell farm certified
( i f Rtn'kl« Rid* . Huattlti and till Htodli
seed from Wm. Peter* yielded
Kirhange, Portland.
i l l ) per cent more marketable
potatoes than unimproved seed
In the lest on Otto Mrosc’ x
Mr. Altieri Hrnndl • has been
farm
W ashington County rerti
on Ihe «lek Usi. hut Is able lo
fled * ..... yielded n* high
rt*
lie out again.
)
I fill.7 sack* o f marketable po
Mr. and M^s. Olenti It. Alexan la loe* per acre and Ifi.N saok*
der and sou o f Portland visil- o f cull* ns against 7 L?> sa^k*
c
m
,
c j with relative* |u*l week.
o f marketable potatoes and 33
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Swenson* „„e k * o f culls in the ease o f
allemled a parly given nt Ihe unimproved send.
One lot o f Burbank potatoes
home <if August W arner in P o rt
gnv'fl u total yield o f 871 sack*
land Wednesday night.
tier aere but on account o f the
Rhlrley Koch from the Mc spindle luher disease the yiehl
Kinley district la u new piiidl in o f marketable potatoes was fit
the grade school, her palreni* »neks less per acre Ihnn from
A W - W-W-w'iî
having just moved into n house certified seed.
on Pelsrson Avo. north o f town
The Editor called on Enrl E. NEW YEAR’S
OUE3TS EN TERTAINED
Fisher yostoril«» and found him
Mr and Mr*. W a lle r Onvanes*
planting strawberries, so he put
in a hid for a pi.... o f short entertained a number o f friends
enke when the berries gol ripe on New Year’ » Ihiv. Dlpner was
»ow ed In Iw en ly-lw o guests. Ihe
It. H Denney, distrlet Qi.m ciei’ islon hemg the hirllnhiv an
ego- df ttie Mulunl L ife Insiir- nivei » « r y o f Mrs. I L. W alker.
ance Company attended Hie an
Those nresent were: Mr. nnd
mini convention in Pori land on Mr». H. Boswell and family. Mr
Jan. fi and 7.
lie report*
n nnd Mrs. J, F. (loddnrd nnd fam
spi "d i.l m eo'lrg. Thek»« meet
ily Mrs. T K. Holcomb. Mi.*»
'rt, n.e held fur the inslrurllon rm.. W h ile
Mr. W ilbur H«d-
o f Ihn «g e n i* working for Ihe eomh nnd Helen Cavane»'
■Æ i
on-nai y,
I« I lev dutt«
dnvs lh«'
J. IL t'.iui i i i
»
• ., 1 s .tumped n H ills ton Into
hfi.ono non feel o f government sqi.ie
trillio n » o f
gallons o f
■, s i
<JzZ
N.
fT
limber five lidie* w *1 o f C.o* \ lei-
The reslaurnnl keep
tage Orove, nnd will build a er* are still follow in g Ihelr ex-
lOft.nnn-fool mill.
i ample.
(
J
Blowing Bubbles
7
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gW kû kV & J J * ß
m
tafwSKl
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FL A M
BAR N
Home
N O R R SR Y
time
laat week Halpb
H uff and wile, accompanied by
lAu «fiber», art ived m Portland
from Hoaeviile, California, bav-1
mg mad« O i«ir way by »elliu - '
Christmas novelties along lb"
road.
In Portland lliey made
lhe»r home with Mr*.
Nellie j
llra rc. a form er resident
of i
Aloha and well known in Ibal t
vicinity.
Friday afternoon H uff
an«t
Mrs. Orare, hi* meter,' arcom-
named by Rush. vi«lfrd Beaver-
t«*nt it is claimed, wilh the in-
ten lion o f laying plan* for slag-
mg a hold-up of the Bank here.
W hether Hu* is what actually
transpired ia rather difficult ti
determine.
The roncrele e v i
dence seems to be only a rough
sketch o f a map o f Ihe Beav«‘ r-
lon Bank drawn on the wall* o f
the basement o f the house own
ed by Mr*, (trace.
It is claimed that the plans
were all made, that the position*
Ihe handils here fo take were
indirated ot, Ihe map, and lliat
a site had fieri -e|ee*ed for the
posting o f an auto in which tin
hold-up inen would make their
gel-aw ay.
The question a rise*:
“ Why
didn't tbe detectives let them
slarl the h old-u pT’ O f course
some claim II was because o f
•he danger o f someone
being
killeil.
Al any rate there can
be no definite
charges
laid
against the conspirators.
Th e cashier o f the local bank
when interviewed was
rather
noncommittal. He thought there
might have been something to
the story o f Ihe conspiracy, a*
do some o f the people in Aloha,
who are acquainted wilh Mrs.
m and *o m « Of h «r relatives
Mr. tiray also called the editor's
attention to the fact that the
(tank o f Beaverton carried bur
glary and
robbery
insurance
several times the amount o f the
cash and securities in tbe vault.
I
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THIS
FORTLOND
GIRL
W ON A $15,000 FRIZC
Mis* Julia H. (iroo, an 18-
year-old Portland, Oregon, high
school girl is thi* winner o f the
$15.000 modem electrically e-
)uip|ti>d home in the Natioiirl
Lighting ropiest in which over
1.000.000 school children oaVli-
eipaled.
Miss (!ro o also won the $?im
cash grand prize in the Port -
land lighting contest. Her es
say «if 600 words was worth
over $25 a word to her.
R E G U L A R C O U N CIL
MEETING HCL u
The Beaverton Council held
the first regular meeting o f Hu*
year Monday evening in the city
hail. Several matters were taken
up ami discussed but as this
was the time for swearing in
and organizing the new Council
there was hardly time for su f
ficient consideration being given
to warrant action.
C. C. Beach, H. J. Hughsou,
and Hugh Lew i* are the new
Eouncilmeu, ami YV. E. Pegg the
new Mayctf. “T lie follow ing com
mittees were
appointed:
F i
nance.
Beach
and
Hughsou;
Streets and YYalks, Hughsou and
Lew is; Sanitary, committee o f
CADILLAC SEDAN
the whole Council.
BOSES INTO CREEK
A. C. Allen was appointed a*
A good many o f our citizens City Attorney, Floyd Allen, City
were exorcised Miturday l o o m I igin eer: A. E. Story, Marshall
K. Mason, Health
ing l>y the r«'porl o f a n«'\v i^ad- ,i'.,t Dr r
I'he Reeorifer's reporf
• II;»« -' dan swimming m .( ti «• iuffir."'.
wa» read and aecepted and w ill
creuk ju *l east o f town.
The sedan was the property he publish»'«! next week.
Ceorge Ttiyng, Recorder, anjt
o f A. S. Ellis o f Portland who
we believe has recently
pur A. Rossi. Councilman, are the
are
chased the Hulbert farm just only elected officers who
east o f town and who is
a held over this year.
nephew o f J. \A’ . Barnes.
O D E T O ANNA
He and Ins w ife had business
By Bill Shakvspenre
in Hillsbiro and had just start
ed for the county seal in the
Oh Anna, how can I
dense fog. He was driving prob
Say just tiow I feel
ably a little closer l<> Ihe edge When reading your stu ff
o f Ihe pavement than he intend
As it comes from the reel?
ed and had U*
sneeze.
The
wheel jerked u little hit an,] the It’ s la zzy or jazzy
Or maybe It’s both.
side
the auto slid o f f the
But to tell you the truth
pavement.
Fm a little bit loth.
Thinking nothing o f tt, the
driver tried lo run back
on.
Your meter, oh. Peter!
when suddenly glancing ahead
It sure gels my goat,
lie notice«} the cement railing
\nd it's quite hard to tell
o f the bridge.
He pulled the
If ashore or afloat.
car, rntending B* go down the
hank and Into the field but the Take leisure and measure
steering apparatus didn’ t work
Your line* a wee bit
,
as hp expected and he got oft And save ail the people >
the hank all right but »topped in
From throwing a fit.
the creek.
All you need is In heed
II was lucky, at that, as only
A few rules o f the trade
a few feet further and the car
And w rite some real stu ff
'would have been totally
sub
And your fortune is made.
merged in the flood water. II
is said (hat the water came up So hurry—ilon’ t w ofry
over Ihe cushions o f the front
And you'll win out y e (:
Disappointments w ill eonre
seat.
A garage w a » called and the
And must always be nwt-
sedan
rescued
about
noon
Effusion* are illusions
Neither it n «r Mr. and Mr«
t'ntess wrought walh care.
Fills, the occupants o f the car
So take my advice:
were litlle worse fo r the adven
O f effusions beware.
ture although there were prob
ably some rather damaged up-
A C A L L FO R N E W L I F E
' holslery and maybe blistered
The Beaverton Chamber
r» f
varniah,
Commerce has been very inac
tive for the last six months.
Nothing lias been done and
JO H N SPIES S E L L S
fact not much could have been
B R E E D IN G S T O C K
done during that time.
• John Spies well-known breed-
But now that » new year hn*
i or o f Guernseys, reports
t h e been ushered in it is lo be hop
I sale o f his eight months
old ed that the Chamber with the
hull ca lf which
look
second new year w ill revive, and do
prize in his class at the In te r tilings.
There are many very
national Stock Show this fall, important things that will coin"
lo II Reimkki o f Quincy, Ore up doing this year for the bene
gon, for the tidy sum o f $200.
fit o f Mils fa«t grow ing town,
Just a few weeks ago he sold *od an active Chamber could do
a four months old c a lf to l » creel deal o f good for
the
Rejmius o f Malin. Oregon, for • ■>» er Re - erf OR.
$150. He *avs if pnv« lo breed
■ ran i-" men-
purebred slock much heller than
I is (h
' -eessitv o f hav-
raise any othe- kind.
«> ;• ¡id connecting Ihe Bea-
TT|.»hway with the high-
1 Tis-ard as a market road.
" W b i t e v r indue-.i y-m >■
► «an he accomplished fhe
hnitd vonr house In thi* di*m d
w ill furnish tar to surface
In.-killir piai•«?"
. i ked roa,] already estab-
“ Oh. mank can’ t you see how
Thls would
make
n
d.
handy those two tail trees came
!,i,fl
limp*
annalantiat
in for stringing my aerial?’’