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Local News
Rev. W . K. C o* is h o ld in g
Jtv*tigli»U ral M eeting* at
the
M. K. C hurch.
T h ere w ill It» a P a r e n t-T e a ­
c h e r A s so c ia tio n
m eetin g
* I
R eedville F riday, Feb. to.
Mr. and Mra. O tto E rick son
are atten d in g the A dven tist ta ­
bern a cle m eetin gs in P ortla n d
this week.
Kev. C. A. B o llin g e r, fo rm e r
¿ta ster o f the C on g re g a tio n a l
C h u rch, w as *n tow n on e day
last w eek.
N or Eats Im p rov ed c ity lot on
N orth Main street.
In qu ire
o f Lino Arata, n ear C ar Sh ops.
B ea verton .
Adv-C 12-15
M iss L eona M oar o f M arsh'
Held is v isitin g at the h om e o f
Mrs. J. W . P a tterson iu Huber
M rs. J . W . S p ra gu e left last
week fo r an exten ded trip east
She w ill visit rela tiv es in N eb­
raska and o th e r ea stern sta les
Hen L aym an is ta k in g h is v a ­
ca tion . He left Su n day fo r San
F r a n cis c o and other C a liforn ia
p o in ts .
He ex p ects to be g o n e
about a week.
K obert B erth old w as in Sea­
side and Ham let last Friday.
Sam Speake has been on m e
siek list fo r a few d a ys but is
rep orted better.
F o r Sa'O— Mv flock o f w hite
Pekin du cks (b r e e d e r s ), al
s o se ttin g liens, o r w ill trade
fo r an y th in g I can use.
H.
B. Day, Rt. 4.
Adv p It
B u rn ey Hays, the electricia n
at ttie Prem iu m P ictu res stu d io
is still sick .
He h as n ot yet
recov ered from the fa ll he got
w hile the com p a n y w ere taking
th eir p ictu re s at T h e D alles.
Mr. C has. B arn ard is a l the
G ood Sam aritan
h osp ita l
in
P ortla n d .
He had his appendix
rem oved recen tly.
Dr. J osep h
B a rn a rd , a b roth er, p e rfo rm e d
the o p e ra tio n .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H am m er and
fam ily w ere v isitin g at the J.
It. Hulett h om e here M oq d a j
ev en in g and T u esda y m orn in g .
Th ey le ft fo r th eir h om e
in
K la " alii F alls T u esda y.
Card P arty in the
M asonic Hall, W e d -
»day e v en in g , the
25th o f F ebru ary al
1:30.
R efresh m en ts
and i.rizes.
E verybody invited
A d m ission 25 cen ts.
c lit ?
W e find it n ecessa ry to again
call tiic a tten tion o f o u r p a tr o n -
and frien d s to the fa ct that we
are n o lo n g e r co n n e cte d in any '
m anner w ith
the
B eaverton
P lu m bin g Co., but are doing
b u sin ess u nder o u r ow n name.
W . I. N oyes, San itary P lu m b
ing.
c 5 t!
T h e year 1925 p ro m is e s b
be a p ro sp e ro u s one fo r Covel
.v Co. In view o f the fa ct tha
w e have quite a n um ber o f p e o ­
ple ronritijy in to o u r office every
d y
lo o k in g fo r p rop erty, w>
w ould like to in crease o u r lis t­
in gs o f lo c a l p rop erty and invit
r m in lo tell us about you;
p la ce . W e feel sure we can set
if it is priced righ t.
C ovr!
A Co.
Adv. c - t t t
Cave! I A Co. th rou g h their
s- 'esm en . G eo. Coveil and Ai-
clite B uchanan, com p leted thf
deal last week w h ereby
the
T im m o n s p rop erty at the c o r ­
ner o f Secorfd and L om bard
w as traded fo r a m odern b u n ­
galow ' in Pori land.
The T im
n ion s tract extends from F ran »
1 in, L om b ard and S econ d SI«
L eon ard Maekay. w h a . pu rch ased
the T im m o n s p rop erty, is th'
ow n e r o f one f the big stage*
the
H tllsb oro-M cM in n v ilh
sta g e lin e.
fa y
Thd
It W ith P rin tin g
"F lc w e m O ld"
B eaverton
Review
SESSION AT SALEM "
ENTERS FINAL W3K
Lawmakers Confronted With
Uie Usual Jam of Unfin*
iahed Business.
J flotaucy
* e
between B e financial needs
- -
funds avallablr
j . or the U v,
• t y (*•» -•¡sie
| -gx comm!
>
Metehe.
. ' >\e * 5 ;
i < v m
e mmllt«« . \e ex:'t-.'»»uU the • trivet
favorable > th > plan and All. -.sey
0 , neral V
Wluklr was to b«* asked
fi-r an opt. n on the legality of such
a levy.
Divert Feet te Osneral Fund
in an effort to raise sufflclaat
money to meet the slate’s financin'
n-quirvmcnl* during the present Men
mum th* Joint ways and means con.
mitle* •>< the senate and houae wee
on record favoring thn passage of a
Salem.—Tito [>r,»*nl legislature la
one r* «pool «1 least ha* foHowod pr»v
■«•dent tor It al»rt««l out on the cloa
■ng week of Ihe session srith the leg'
-lattve hopper flogged with un-
atshed business noth houses were |gl requiring that all state activities
badly congested with work and the supported by fees, with Iho exception
] closing day* will witness the usua* of the elate highway departnumt and
i <-OB tin Ion. heated argument* and a few of the less Important com in is
slon* turn over to Ihe general fund
| strenuous effort# to save pat hill«.
The measures which rwn the gaunt a percentage of their receipts, rang
let of both houses during the firs' ing front IS to 15 per cent.
five weeks were mostly unlmportam
By n vote of It to l the Deuni*
and of no great Interest to the stnt< Joint reaolutitu) directed against in
at Urge. As a matter o f fart, fea come and inheritance luxes puasod
really big measures of slate wide In the senate. The resolution proposes
lereet have been offered during th< to submit to the people a const!
tutlonal amendment to prevent the
present session
There was plenty of fuel for con enactment of Income and Inheritance
troverey when Ihe legislature started tax laws until the year 1 9 « and
on the Ust lap of the session Mon would repeal the present tuherliance
day. No action had been taken by tax.
either house on Ihe report of tin
Bible Reading Bill Passed
Clearer Investigating committee am
The Garland bill providing for the
ritlflcatloa of the child labor amend reading of portion* of the Bible In th>
moot to the federal constitution » »
public school* of Ihe state was pass
still In Ihe air. The senate reeolutior ed by the senate with only five votes
to prohibit inheritance or Income tai opposed.
and the tlah commission bill, givlar
The bill provides for the appoint
appointment to the board of coutro. ment by the governor of a commis­
instead of the governor were to lb« sion of nine members lo include the
for final action.
state superintend, in of public instruc
The Mills post-primary hill which lion, a Catholic, a Jew. a Christian
-.taaed Ihe house has been slumberlnr Scientist and five Protestants, no two
lor long days in the senate. The pre of whom shnll be of the same de
primary bill still is sleepiag la com nomination
The commission is to
nlttee awaiting the fate of the MUIs select portions of Ihe Bible suitable
MR.
for reading in the schools with a view
Ousting Cleaver Urged.
to avoiding sectarian teachings and
In furtberani-e of the cause of Inw the passages so selected are to he
nforcoment. George L. Cleaver, stale read by the teachers without com
Prohibition commissioner, should be ment.
■moved or his resignation should be
Following the lead of Ihe house. Ihe
lemanded. la the conclusion of the senate, withou' a dissenting vote,
pedal legislative committee laves passed the bill appropriating tlou.Oe
-gating Cleaver's depanment.
for the maintenance of the comm is
No charge of dishonesty la made sion the next two years
The gov­
'gainst Cleaver
ernor in his message had opposed any
In addition to the ''findings of fact, *• ! direct state aid for the commission
wo distinct " conclusions" were sub suggesting rather that it be support
titled for the consideration of the ed from fees collected .‘ rum public
-glslature.
utilities.
line ia the recommendation that the
The budget committee also failed to
iw, and Ihe department, be left as II make any allowances for its support
• at preseal without change. The in its recommendations.
:her is that the law be changed and ‘ The legislature overr.de the veto
te prohibition enforcement work be of Governor Pierce on the Bend wstor
iven Into the direct charge of sheriffs supply bill. The senate passed (he
nd district attorneys'; that provision bill over the veto by a v. te of 25 to
e made for a "flying squadron" of 5. while In the house only two voles
alned and experienced operative*, to upheld the governor
The measure
? appointed by and under the dlrec authorixes the city of Bend to ex
on and control of the attorney gen change 11 second-feet of water taken
ral. to be sent by him when, and from the Deschutes river for a similar
/here, they are needed within the quantity of water from Tumalo creek
tale to aid local offlciaU.
The water taken from Tutnalo «aoek
Dry Law Changes Atksd.
will be used for municipal purposes
Following a report of the finding
Champions of Ihe dog won ll^ the
nd rvcommendations of the special house when they killed house hill 299.
wnmittee Investigating the stale pro providing for an effective statewide
ibllion department, two bills affect dog licensing law
Every dog with­
ig that department were Introduced out the required license would be
y the senate commute on alcoholic classed as an outlaw under the terms
raffle
.
of the bill, and would be the legitl
One of these provides that the mate prey of any officer’s gun Repre
noneys derived from fines under the sentatlves from the stock raising coun
rohibition act shall be divided try pointed out that th* license law
-qually between the counties and the would work a hardship on many herd
tale, whereby the prohibition depart owners.
uent will have SO per cent Instead
Suprcms Court Salaries Raised.
if >5 per cent for enforcement of the
Despite impassioned pleas lhal
aw. The other half la divided be strict economy should be practiced hy
ween the sheriffs and the distric the Oregon state legislature dnrlnc
ittorney. 75 and 25 per cent re*pec Its present session, the senate, hy s
Ively.
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vote of 1* to 11. overrode the adverse
The other bill would repeal the report of the Joint ways and means
present law whereby the governor Is committee and pass'd a hill Increasing
itlowed to take from the prohibition Ihe salaries of Ihe seven Justices of
ttnd for enforcement of the narcoth the state supreme court from 55200
I rugs Uw.
to $7500 a year
Fish Bill Pastes Senate.
Speed traps throughout the state
After a very brief debate and with will be outlawed If Governor Pierce
i c spirited speechmaking except that signs senate bill No. 6, passed by Ihe
>f Senator Joseph in opposition, (lie house after considerable argument
iltner fish commission bill passed the The bill makes
necessary for a
senate with 15 favorable rotes. This traffic officer to be In uniform and
s the measure which proposes to take makes his evidence useless If obtain
from the - ivernor the power of ap ed by subterfuge
pointing ihe members of the state
cish commission and lodging that pow
er with the state board of control.
The tnnimerclal fish code bill pass
id the bouse in the face of a bitter
-nd fight by Mott In which charges
nd personalities were bandied about
reely.
A supplemental tax levy for elate
•urposcs may be promulgated by the
date legislature to cover up a de
UARYV H ELD A T
BOSW ELL
Mr. uii«t Mrs W . H. B osw ell
. ii:e r ia iiii ,| u few frignila
ut
Iheli- lum ie uii N
li «m i W a t-
>on S treet», Stilli liay evan ln g,
Feh. 11, in hnnor >f Mr». B o s ­
w e l l * im iih er umt fttllter, Me.
« m i M rs. Sltuler, w ho « r e h ere
.* 1*0111 M sd ford on « v iali.
T h o * e . presen t w ere Mr. umt
M r- I . I.. W utker. Mr». K. Itol-
tvinhe, M r». \\ . C a v a n e»» inni
« u g h to r Meleti,
M i » » % F.tlie
'V h t la ,, Mr. nmt M r». W illia m
'ehrh, « m i W iltn ir H oleoinlie,
C w ill
C
by
— r e a d
T i n e w ill be a big «lance at
, ..int«>n G ra n g e Hall, Sui, Eve.
t idi
21,
T h e r e 'W ill be go«»«l
. u »ie. M i»» A g u e» P eter»' O r-
tU estra o f O ew t'go w ill fu rn ish
riusi*-.
A «lm i»»ion , g e n ts, that
d u n ce, $1 .0 0 . g en ts, s p e cta to r s,
5c.
I.ailii’ « , Fre«*.
Everytnuty route nn«t have «
g o o d tim e.
Adv. p 1 2
SEE
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FUN ERA L NOTICE
T h e fu n era l fo r * the late J.
'«‘ rue, w h o died recen tly « I the
i'o rth o ld h om e, w ill be held »1
G rov e
If
C o .'-p le 'e
F.i -e
R on dos,
tlx o
BEAVER TO N , O R E G O N 1
Sticks«
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P h o n o g ra p h s,
R e c o rd s
Job
IROWN, BROS., Proprietor»
LÇ5r'
C. H. BROWN, Pharmacist
T e le p h o n e
ROY
GOODMAN
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Red Electrics
Feinting
Beaverton
P riva le
W f u f t a iimel
Lxivtks as though I’m in
for it- Annie’s mother is
c - - "r»;f t o v is it u*.
i’ll»- i«x k ah? Uv ««« ing,
though, lor my mother-
in*l.tw und l have been
“ wearing each other's
mittens" for year*.
Ami well have a lot o f fun
showing her the sights.
You’ll see her, no doubt,
aboard the
H air P re p a ra tio n s
and
of
D id
REP ELECTRICS
"friendly StA)ictm
The author, one of the
most industrious of the
romantic writers of the
North, is thoroughly
at home in all hi$
semes and amidst all
his characters He
brings the ncar*arctic
to cut doors and in
this case shows its
summer phases
Read ll as a Scruti
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P O R TLA N D
BEAVFRTON
PHARMACY
?F OTECTION
Nevlew
Ybtrsh’s Garaqe
' ot il o f«cr •'tf t c—k 1« rerePBtk
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It» jirr*
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AUTOMOTIVE
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M VRGEI.I.KR
Try Our C q*alflsd Ads
OR
atietiitudce
JOR FRINTINQ
F IR S T CLASS
SPECIALISTS!!
THE
wnffit
BEASI NABLE
BEAVERTON
R E V IE W
c d .m il b u ild in g a H Iv lll»* in
j 1924 iotatnd *80 8.43 4, w ith n s -
ill " d*.l .«, 'u I r<»»t o f $ 1 0 0 .-
1* non o ,m
PRICES
Beaverton, Oregon
-
Ai butus
Compiexioik
Cream
» 1 k* ,-|> tilt »kilt lo ft t,nei
piiabU atwi if «ppliid Ita
ti ro g»ii c /.ul. wid noi «tily
' tf.iid f«.ll preticllos for Ih»
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fot Fa-e Pewdvf.
lupai; «• jt «vili hvid thè
r ntxt (ir, vettl il b!»W.
tng uvay in ihe »im i.
FOR
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Barred
A latge j r 5 0 C
SALE
Rock
Cockerel
Full B lood
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Why Not Own
A Mortem Home?
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t-m m gl. f->r tw o Ur b
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fur amt readi!) «<r.
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*t»ti«>n.
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room for J nmrv In tup
fi> - r ,mus fm ivh rd and
It , „u r o ld horn- i« priced
tigh t it CSiw I k - tr a d 'd id on o u r o f r
they can l»c b otig b l on t » » y p a vn tn .t*
,
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,
D a lla s P . M u r r a y
Contractor and Builder
■B I HI .
Have A Joint Account
In Our Bank
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By a “ Joint Account” w< me­
an an account info which e i ­
ther a man or his wife may
put money or from which
either may dmw money.
Every man should make his
wife his FINANCIAL PAR-
I NER. I hen if anything ha­
ppens to him »he will h/tve
the necessary experience to
be able to take care of his
money.
We will welcome your'acc­
ount.
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fienerrtl fhinkinf) with unexcelled Service
4'/c P«»id on Snvinqs and lime DepnAits
SJVwill N,art n-checkinq account and we make
No “ Service Charge" on Name.
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Of
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W r it s O f FhsnA
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SE N TIM EN T *
A New C hurch o f C h rl»t. S c i­
en tia l, It«« been d c lt c a l c d in
N ew hcrg wittt ca »h on hand n f--
ter p a y in g a ll c o n s tr u c tio n bills.
The
L in e
F ow d ere,
B uns vtck
Mr». Y o u o g b rid e
Y ou »ce n i lo
have t«».«t y o u r l« * le fo r «.tying
pretty tilin g ».
H u s b a n d - Ye»
»in e e
bu y in g
them h a » b e co m e n e ce s sa r y .
Unxcelled
To
R e p a r a tio n s !
V io tr o la s
CRUSH
W ant
F o r m in g
Platin P u p il» In Iteavsrtou
F a r F u rth s » In fo r m a tis a
Back of the love »tory,
hack of al) the mystery
and excitement of this
new »tory by Rous­
seau, is a hue picture
— a picture of the
Northwest and of the
part being played in
its development hy
Canada's soldier-po­
lice, the Northwest
Mounted.
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SEE COVELL A Oo
Crescent
C em etery.
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Frtnllng
OOVCLL A
Flsnlat And Aooradltsd Tsaehsr
Traders
IF YOU W A N T T O REI I.
l o o m
• 1». M* Sunday «I
W ith
ROY GOODMAN
The Free
tin*
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it. \lb«>it M ueblen, l*ir«t}"
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A s e v e r -p ie c e orch estru .
• nr ilollttr per c o u p le fo r «lance.
A«tv e I I I I
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A REAL VALUE!
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The Beavarton Ravlatw
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$ 1.19
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OEOAR MILLE NALL
At a m eetin g al the Cedar
Mi|’ s G ra n g e liuti. thrt>«< reel»
o f u o v ie » w ere »liovvn by G eo.
\V. K.ibl«'.
T h ey w ore “ F a m i
Lighting/'
“ M aking
M oth er»
t'a r » E a sie r .’ ' and “ F arm In
c o n v e n ie n c e » ."
T h ere w ere al*
m ost e ig h t y -fiv e p«*op|«> p r e » -
,-nt
Eight o r ten
a»ke«l to
lieve their w a ter » a p p ly tested
Xniong them w ere
Win. t-
B latter, It B ea m ish , •Kb’ k e lh ic r
B eo» , II. G B auer, E K. W a l-
t » E. S. Haliti, and J. H. Me
M ahon.
Mr. Kalile w ill next
bow
the film » In S c h o ll» .
DANCE
The M olta M. W . \ w ill give
.i b e n e fit «tunee at Ihe Gum«
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