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THE BANKS HERALD, Volume XV, No. 14
BEAVERTON NMN TO
Train Hits Auto
Wednesday
afternoon,
Feb.
Mr. and .Mr«.
L. Waiter
Beaverton High School has
Inter-sting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as i It, Roy (Joodman played tbree
entertained a number o f their
piano soloe fur
the
student been invited to sand delegate*
T o ld jy Our \ctive Special Correspondents W eekly i
friend«
their
home on the
body.
He plans un giving pi- to the second annual Education-
Canyon
Hoad
Friday
evening.
ano lessons to those who wish al Exposition to be held this
Program Was Given by Members
Fell. IS.
to lake from him.
year during the Washington's Car Drafged About Seventy F ed
Mr«. A. W i* i\ and «on were
ALOHA-HUBER HENS
Birthdays of Washington and
The two large living room«
Thursday, Feb. 12, the G irl»' birthday holidays.
Tb* dele-
Thrown Into the Ditch
visiting In Vl'txton Saturday at
were nonvsrtsd Into a perfect
•
■ ■
Alhlelic
Association
held
a I gates will be: Bupt. McGlaseon,
Lincoln Were Honored
tin*
home
o
f
her
parent«.
Fairy Land.
Wherever
one
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Alexander
meeting for the purpose
o fiM r s . Florence DewbirsL
John
Hess of W reckafc
might look were gay little red made u flying trip to Corucliu«
Mr. und Mr». Paul (irntton electing officers for the
new ¡Gray, Jean Jackson, Homer Wil-
made a bu»(ne»» trip* to Port­ seinesler. Those elected inciud- »on, and Joan Btiekney. More
heart», glowing daffodil«, «oft Tucmiay.
hunt HaturUuy « > • ttu< reg­ |ni««y willow«, huge pol«
of
land Saturday morning.
•*d: Helen Jamieson, President; j than EOO high school students
Five people were injured last
Mra. Maun ha« ue her bouau
ular lueeiing day ut thu local Rcotch Ileal her, and llyaemlh«
President; and faculty members attended Friday aileruoou, February 13,
Mr«. Curl Pmitcti and
n Marie Leahy, Vice
Orange. A good crowd of iiiuiu In profuakm lent lhem*elve« to gueng Mra. KaUiuriuu Madiguu
Klva Kkstroin, Becretary-Treas- the exposition and indications at the southern Pacific grade
made a business trip to Hill»
of 'Portland.
hern ware present, a|»u visitor« the dninlle«! o f decoration«.
mcr; Duri» Woodruff, Reporter; are that more wilt attend this crossing at Huber, when t h e
bdro Wednesday afternoon.
from Cedar Mill», Hliuiwood and
The evening wa« «pent
in
,h*’ *“ l," » i f i»
murrily
Lilly l,ealiy, Bergeant-at-Arma. year.
roadster driven by Owen Fulk
IliHaboro and one from Idaho. Playing merry Valentine gnmea 0,1 ul ln* ,,#w 'eai.leflce o f B.
Mr«. Fred Irvin went to Hank»
Thursday evening, Feb. 12,
Educational and
vocational of Elinonica was struck, by a
Thu molding
aeaaloh
wu> At a late hour dainty refresh- V ‘ W n,F-
on
Wedueailay
to
viail
UII
Sun­
Wrsys expect lo
the Domestic Bcience
Depart­ guidance is one of the chief
taken up with degree work.
her
mother, Mr*, ment served a banquet to t h e ____ ___ ____________ __________ logging train and demolished.
Inenl« were served.
K»ch of otcuPF ' D-ir henuliful new borne day with
aims o f the annal exposition.
In tbe car with Fulk were his
••arm ley.
At the banquet ladle at noon the true»!« was presented with
ll* 't * r*’ h I3lh.
members o f the faculty
and 1 Hot only will everr school and grand-children, Helen, aged 10;
Mr». Kggman who la a niemhur a lovely llllle Valentine favor.
Mra. F. W. l.ivormore left
Mr. and Mr». 0. It. Tarry members o f the school board, department of the college pre- Louise, 9; and a younger child.
of (he Home Economic» cum
t’hoe present were Mr. and *aat week for Kelao to visit her went tn to Portland on Friday with their husbands or wives, pare an elaborate display o f the Ralph McCauley and two other
nntlee, »prung a »urpriae on Mr» G giindherg o f Hoffman daughter, Mrs. Biover«, w h o ,is mornig lo visit over the week
at Ihe high srtuyoi building.
w«rk carried ea by R. bat ne- boy, were on
the
running-
the member« by presenting a (load. Ihe Ml««ea Mshle, Amy oil the »tek list,
We hope lo end with friend».
Friday afternoon, Feb. 43, the tional ffguers In tbe educational board*. As the driver approach­
large cake with alxty i l l lighted and Helen giitldhcrg, U u Rod- see her buck soon.
lieaverton High School student world will be there for the per­ ed the crossing, bis vision be­
rand|ea in honor of the auty-
body had a Valentine Box lo iod to confer with the student’s ing obstructed by the boys ony
H I L L S B t RO N E W S
\ The Ladies- Auxiliary to the
»ixtli birthday of the Orange In m 7 . W r n1 Mr"
celebrate Bt. Valentine’s
Day. regarding their choice o f a the running-boards, be ealled
Oregon. Kxery one preaenL hint
Many valentines
were
taken career, whether or not the stu­ out to them and asked if tb*
Melon"
r ° ’*: .. r
i.u
A m arries* license ha« been
a generuti* portion and all de­
issued to Oscar Arnold Hun. from the box and distributed by dent's bent in life can be devel­ coast were clear. Receiving no
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» « 'v ^ ^ r H o r T u e i y s
clared Mia. Kggmaii uii adept at
several o f the students.
oped at O. A. C. Dr. Stanley answer, he drove on.
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j ternuon.
Much husineaa was burg and Helen Marjorie Rigid,
cake making.
Friday evening, Feb. 13, Bea­ Coulter, dean o f men at Purdue
The car was hit by the com­
'transacted
and
plana
made
for
both
Of
Hillsboro.
Inning the afternoon aasslon VO CATIO N AL C L A M E E
verton High School met Forest university, will eounse! with the pression cylinder o f the engine,
many »octal affair» in the near
Hie birthday« <>f
Waaliington
Trepheron Deilerirhs, a far­ Drove High School in a double ‘ men and an equally prominent
W IL L RE ORGANIZED future.
dragged about seventy-feet and
and l.incoln were honored. Karli
mer living near Hanks, attemp­ header game o f basket ball. The woman will meet the girls,
thrown into the ditch a mass
one anawerad roll call with a
ted
suicide
early
la»t
week.
He
F..
J.
Mann
i»
having
hl»
An niiiisual opportunity 1» be­
lieaverton girl» won by a score | w h ile the exposition is edu- o f wreckage. Two o f the boys
quotation from, or a *L>ry of ing offered the women o f llea- ground plowed preparatory lo is »aid to have been despondent of 17 lo 8. The Beaverton boys > rational, recreation for the vlsl-
the«« two prominent and be­ Vcrinn in Ihe nature of dre««- planting »orne 3111MI imported «nd took a »Imt giur and tried were defeated by a score o f 18 tors wilt not be neglected. Pri- Jumped o ff before the crash,
but young McCauley, rendered
loved Americana. 0. K. Hedge iiaktng ami millinery rla*»e«. bulli» whieh recently
arrived lo shoot hnnaelf.
*° * n*
dsy evening a night horse «how powerless by fear, clung to the
made a »plemlld talk on «ome If you have any »ewlng prob­ from Holland. A» Mr«. Manu I«
Tuesday evening,
Feb.
17.
scheduled
while
Saturday car until it was hurled into the
A St. Valentine’s dance was
early Oregon history, leading i ii > lem» -it may be the making- a very able "gardener" there given at Uie City Auditorium Beaverton High Bchool met th e jnifrhl
gH-«chool stunt will ditch.
to the time when Abraham Lin- over o f an old d r ««« or coat
wll| he »ome land«cape gnrden- under the auspices o f the Span­ Hillsboro High Bchool In a dou-
staged. One or more ba«-
The seat o f the roadster was
coin came to near being the it may be the making o f a Hew IM* there this »11 miner,
ish W ar Veterans.
The Mid­ hle-header game o f • basketball, kctball games have been ten- caved in, and Helen Fulk, who
governor o f Oregon
F ilm Kel­ garment for »ome member o f 1 Mra. K. J. Mann gave n »ur- night Seceiiaders of O. A. C. Thr game o f the girl’» game utfvety arranged, and Sun. af-
was sitting on that side o f the
ly gave a recitation m o.d Rot- Ihe family Join a cla«»
was 15 to 12 in favor o f Ben- ternoon concerts by campus mn- car was injured the most se­
and prl»e party in honor o f Mr. furnished the music.
ert Denney, Jr
Mr« Meiinw work under the direct auper- Mann'« birthday on Wednesday
The Hillsboro
Coffee
club verton. The score o f the boy«;|Bica, organisations will be fea­ verely, receiving a broken pel­
an'» «elect reading. "Lincoln'« vision o f a «peciully (rained (evening. Feb. II. Those present
tured.
vic bone and other hurts. Lou­
held
its
regular
monthly
meet­
Kfnclenry" w »« well taken. An woman. These vocational class-* were: Mr». Frank J. Sindian.
Hillsboro.
ise, the next younger girl, wa*
exercise by four girl«. "Crown­ » « are being conducted In varl- Mrs. Kay Cleurer Slrnhnn,‘ Mr. ing tn the Chamber o f Com­
Dean John Btraub o f the Uni­
OREGON «TATE NEW«
badly
bruised
and
shocked.
merce
igioiiu*
Friday
afternoon.
ing Lincoln" » • « followed by ■ •us parts o f (be Stale by Ihe ¡W ill Slrotian. Mr.
versity o f Oregon spoke to the
and
Mr»,
Ralph McCauley suffered a bro­
tn«trumental
piano «election« stale Hoard for Vocational Kd- Harry (.oilman, Mr. P. H. Keyes, Mr«. Lesier Ireland and Mr», «Indent body Wednesday morn-1 A nPW Congregational Church
ken leg. a broken rib, bruises,
by Ihe M l««e» Jennie f nr«on and neat ion. They are proving ne- Mrs. Virginia Huron, all from ¡'rank Pauli were hostesses.
ng. Feb. 18, on the practical
^ dedfeated March first In and a dangerous eontusion at
u f use o f a college education.
Mary M tiler.
T h l« concluded pec i ally popular because woman , Portland, and Ihe lio*t and Ihe . Mrs. I.eda M Itaiusey
Eugene
the base of the skull.
The
¿Lit I »bOro recently became the
th.* program.
are securing the help (hey have hostess. The evening was plAn»
George Waters will build a grand-father and smallest child
bride of Cluude
C. Joy
of YE « E R N IE TIM ER S
Ml«« lie« «h* Chappell. 8tn*e long felt a need for.
antly spent In eard and dancing
shaken up
$35,000 apartment
house
on were considerably
The wedding ceremo­
HupervUor of Home K.eonouuc«
C LU B E N T E R T A IN E D
Anyone Interested
In
thl» followed by an oyster «upper Salem.
and bruised but not seriously.
tOth Street in Astoria.
wa« presenl ami explained the ela«« work phone Mrs. Eggman On departing at a late hour all ny was performed al the res­
The injured persons were ex­
nature of her work throughont •r Mr». R H*>yd for further In­ wished Mr. Mann many hppy re- idence of Rev. Leu. 11. Fisliback
A contract has been let in tricated from the wreck by pas­
Mrs. Chas. Jacka entertained
the «la te.
fth* atinounoeA . a formation.
Mi
Wilfcrd* W. Phillips, a thè ladies o f Ye Merrie Timers Astoria for a 312.000 business sers-by who had witnessed the
4hTMi« of* the dny.
* *
meeting would be held at Ihe
former Portland business man Club al a one o'clock luncheon house on ISth Street.
disaster and were taken into
Beaverton high «rhonl for next
has been * appointed secretary .11 Wednesday o f last week. The j Hobert K. Davey will estab- Ihe Huber store, where they
FARM REMINDERS
Thursday «flernoon for (he nr-
SCOFIELD NEWS
of the llillshoro Chamber of guesls all report a fine time.
|jgb a
weekly newspaper tn were given firsl-aid treatment
Sanitation of ela»»e« In mil
Commerce
lo succeed
A. C.
Those present were: Mrs. E. Npwporl about March 1.
Red clover at the rate o f 12
by Dr. C. E. Mason o f Beaverton
Mr. and Mr». C. Currunls was Heaton who has resigned.
llnery and dre««maklng.
Farrell, Mr*. C. Hall. Mrs. H.
•
-, . ,
. . . .
pounds un acre, or alalke clover
who had been summoned to the
and Mrs. P. Ringle. j Thc 0,d telephone ‘ 0» >in« «cene.
al the rate o f S pounds an acre, shopping |n Hillsboro Saturday.
F'unerul services were held Desmger, _______________
.
between
8cio
and
Jefferson
is
B EA V ER TO N SHOW N T O
Mi*s «»race Higgles of Huxton at
un be sown in the spr^gg 'in
The sufferers were taken by
o'clock Tuesday in Fin­
M O NOW I NO S TE A D IL Y
The state fish hatchery on u* * * rebuilL to cost 30,000.
• ariou» ways.
Uroadcaalud in ■vas in Scofield Sximday after­ ley's chapel in Portland for
an Arrow nmhulanee to
the
1«
'» William Muiiuh, who died at Canyon Creek will be establish- 1 Bond issues which will be Good Samaritan
fall sown gram in February us noon.
hospital
In
That I hr Cily of Itenverton 1« »<•011 us grrminutioii will occur
cd this spring, according
to presented a* the coming Eugene Portland where they were ihor-
a
local
hospital
Saturday,
lie
Mrs.
W.
Duran
and
daughter
«tmdily growing 1« «liown by 1» a desirable method of plant­
reports whieh have been re-.election will total 1550,000.
onehly
examined
and given
merchant
of
ii* in Hillsboro Saturday on was 11 retired
• r. cenl order received by l't*»l- ing ut I' ii » lime, Clover should
reived from Ontario.
treatment. At the present time
Portland.
!
Contracts
have
been
let
for
business,
ma«trr Cady from the
Third >*« seeded oil deep, well drained,
building 29 residences on Mis­ the hospital reports that the
Howard Leilirick of Heuvor-
Assistant Postmaster . Cteneral .weel or slightly acid soils. A
Mrs. f.lias. T. Myers was in
The Beaverton Review
souri Boulevard at St. Helm«. children are mending nicely and
lo iuerea«« Ihe rale« obsrgea tglil coating of |uml tdasler on Fori land over the week end on tun sustained painful cuts on
will all recover.
the cheek and ubout the mouth
for rental o f lock hoxe« in the oauy soils help« to secure a business,
K L. McCormick o f Hillsboro L * <'on«raclK h.f* ^
,e‘
j"
The children were pupils of
Sunday when Ii« collided with was elected president and Geo
po«tofflee.
T h e’ rale« charged
hu, d‘ n* the N;nlh the Aloha-flnber school
good stand and u good crop.
Mrs. II. Klmmett made a busi­
and
a
machine
driven
by
Mary
art* dependent apon the hu«t
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...veil of Beaverton, secretary 9,reel br,dK<*' f0r » “ *236*76' were on thdr way home when
ness trip to Huxton on Friday
Fai*nli«m o f Hillsboro in the 'f III«* Washington County real
ne»« Imnaneled by the office,
The contract has been lei tor the accident occurred.
Sow veli’ li in February mid morning.
ci t y limits o f lieaverton.
and ihe greuler the buslne««
estate board last Thursday e v - ¡a large addition to the Neas
ot later Ilian March I.
Full
Mr.
und
Mrs.
R,
Kelley
of
that 1«, Ihe larger
the
elty plan! mgs 1(re heel, hut those
A Hilh-horo Hi-Y Club was euing. The organisation voted store building in Grant’s Pass. SAVINGS ANO LOAM
Huxton were in Scofield Sunday
and the g ren lo r'lh e husinr»»
formed here Thursday evening to Join the Northwest Real Es-
who want vetch for hay can sow t flernoon.
ASSOCIATION O R G AN IZED
The Sanborn-Cutting salmon
Chi .hlflo-r the l> v reul*
8«
o f Iasi week.
A meeting of tale board and the National cannery will built a
iw ut the rate of HO pounds
modern
lb»«
'« « I order
«how«
Mrs. K Page and Mrs. Schultz high school students, faculty board.
per urre o f common vclch.*
Mr. J. M. Person, formerly a
vegetable cannery this season
Unit Beaverton i- aurely. whlh
and
business inen
J. L. Crow o f this city has in Astoria.
were in Huxton Wednesday he - members,
salesman for the Burrougbt Ad­
perhnp« «lowly forging abend.
was held in the high school. been installed Department Com
ding Machine Co. called on the
1 Meguii lurmera arc advised tween trains.
The Oregon Paektoa Company
T**e rew rite or renlal* « f
Harold J. Wismer was elected mander o f the Oregon G.A.R.
Editor Tuesday and asked to
)
llio experiment alutlon
lo
Mrs.
A.
Lull
visited
Wednes­
acres of
feel« rinty Itio. two »ninller of
president
and Edison Suther­ to till the vacancy caused by t will contract for
have quite a lengthy article he
•ow
pastu.c uiixtui'CB
early, day with her mother, Mrs. W
Ihe «Ire* o f the lock bote« and
The had prepared printed. The ar­
land. secretary.
This
move- the death of Col. Dosch. Com- 1 cucumbers in VVpodburn.
«■•I II* e largest one«.
Tho«e rood grass »on lin e» for spring He»!, nl Huxton.
***** ap>'«a8e *>•» already ticle was put so much in the
men I is sponsored by the Ro­ mand(4 Crow formerly held the !PO**
owing
to
cstubliMli
permawcm
W hirl» have been rent in« for
Mrs. Ghus. T. Myers al'emled tary club.
•ffice o f senior vice command- ' *>PPn swured.
hape of a direct advertisement
p.isluics un* us follows: 0 lbs.
.75 crnle per quarter ore ralecd
'V. H. A. Lodge on Wednesday
er. which office is now held by • The box factory at Milton is that we did not feel disposed to
aiglisti rye gru »«; 3 ptfuud.»
lo 45 cenl« and lhn«e which
uftPrnoon at Huxton.
T r y Our Classified Ade
1. L. Marshall o f Newberg.
being enlarged and will soon print it as it was written so we
each of Kentucky blue grass,
have been coaling <5 coni« are cull out gruss. and red clover;
»tart double shifts
for
1925 asked permission to use pari o f
rai«od to «0 cent« per quarter. i pounds timothy; and I pound
contracts. The mill was parti­ it.
__________
There 1« no change in
the 01 wlntu clover an acre on well
ally destroyed by
fire,
1 a st
Our visitor staled that the
price of Ihe 75 cenl bote«.
year.
Washington County Savings anrf
dt allied soils. Of 8 pounds of
In thie connection Ihe Post- Kiifliali rye grass; 3 pounds
One year extension has been Loan Association had been re­
nineler wishes to hnnish any oucIt of red top, and orchard
He then went
granted Fred Herrick for begin­ cently formed.
«UHpicion that may linger in grass; 2 pound* of ulsikc clo­
ning logging operations at the nn to state that unwards o f $30-
the mind« o f
«nine
palron« ver und I pound of white clo­
I Malheur National forest, on his (100.00 were sent out o f Wash­
Ihnl the revenue from renlal« ver un acre for wot or heavy
¡contract. Ninety miles of rail­ ington county every year to the
form« part of hi« «alary, lie soils. Bowing should tuke place
road are being built in Crane. tifferenl Saving» and Loan Cos**
1« accountable to Ihe Depart­ from February 15 to March lb
The article states:
ment for hot rental« Ihe »amc If the grass is to be well estab­
“ It is well known that Wash­
OANAOIAN H IS TO R Y
n« nnv other money« handled, lished.
COURSE O F F E R E D ington county has more natural
and II merely form« one of
wealth and offers better securtty
M,e «nurec« of revenue for Ihe
A course in Canadian histo« for real estate loans than most
T H E SURURRANITK
Department.
ry will be offered tor the first any other section in the North­
"Do you raise poultry?"
The new Increase will lake
time at the University of Oregon west. It is to stop thi* How
“ I won't go so fur us to suy
effect April l«t.
in the fall term with Dean Col­ o f money into other localities
that. I do board about 50 un­
in V. Dyment o f the College of and to divert It to thd upbuild­
reliable
liens.
Inasmuch
as
Washington'»
Literature. Science and the Arts ing and development of our own'
Hlr'hdav Fehrunry ?2, fnlls on
as instructor. The course will community that the Association
EOONOMIO EXER0I8E
Pundny this vear. the day fol­
]
cover
the history o f the Domin­ was created.
“ F.ver do any sprinting, old
lowing. Mi nday the twenty-third
ion from the time o f Jaques “ These association» offer an I-
will he observed 11« a holiday by inant"
Cartier, early French navigator fteal plan of saving money sys­
"Running into debt."
the local poslofflea All incom­
and explorer, to the present, in­ tematically— that 1«. the .«eltintf
"Any boxing?"
ing mall will he worked and
cluding the French
discovery aside a few dollars each month,-
"Spurring for time."
placed In Ihe boxe» and the
and exploration, the conquest whatt*ver one Can spare, 'these'
general delivery window will he
by the English, and the political savings are grouped and loaned
T R U E PRAISE
open until HI A. M.
There
military, and social development out on tlrsl mortgage securtty "
“ I don't believe »he liked your
will he no rural delivery «er-
The Board of director*
i»
thereafter. The relationships of
vie*
The n*irnl holiday dl« jelly."
Canada to the United States will composed of the following:
"W hy not? She praised it
cafehe» o f mall will he made
he an important part of the E. L. Johnson, Dr. J. O. Robb,
•
very highly."
Geo. Hancock, D. D. Bump and
eoiirse.
" I know that, hut I notice she
'n election hn« been called
J. M. Person o f Hillsboro and
In Springfield for March 3rd, didn't ask you for the recipe."
The Pacific Fruit Company at J. H. Shearer and Geo. T. Mc­
lo vole bonds for a new »clinol
The
1 Albany is to have a $10,000 Grath of Forest Grove.
hon«e.
AM USED
building at Ferry and Water 1 headquarters o f the Association
"W hy are you laughing so
streets.
j are at the Washington County
Cnnlrnct has been let for Ihnl over that Chinese paper? You
-
j 'srency in the Bhute Bank Buil-
Gnat Creek bridge, for $3.837 rnn't read tt."
A long distance
telephone ding in Hillsboro.
This Is the first road work 1» , "W ell, Ihe character« look »0
• district I* to be formed
1 n I
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ha done this year In Astoria
[funny."
( Brownsmead.
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