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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, May 22, 1925
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L A R O « CROW D P R IS E N T
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES
LOCAL MAN IN
MUST PAY TAX
A T C O M M IN O E M IR T
OOLLEOE OONTEET
A
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Employes o f municipally opr
A large crowd of people were
Thurlow Weed, son of Howard
present at the High Hchool last
«rated and owned pidilic utilities
K. Weed of Ueaverton, Is one of
o f a non-governmental charsc-
Friday evening when a clues of
the entrants in tbe infantry ex
ter, such as water and lighting
thirty-four pupils receive«] their
Frank Irvine Editor-In-Chief of the litploiiiag from lieavertou High I d a Thrilling Baseball Game Here hibition drill contest wtiicn will Cily Library W ill Be 0p<n Every »y * 1* ™ '
railways public Harry C. Johnson of Salem and
be one of the fifteen competi
r
' school cafeteria«, who in past i
Hchool,
Tills graduating class i
tive features o f the annual mili
Oregon tournai Gave A Very
years failed to file income tax J Edna May Hulbert of. Beaver
was u great deal larger
than I Sunday Laurel Won to a Tune
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
tary tournament to be held at
j returns, are under recent rul-1
any which lias previously* grad-1
Interesting Address
ton Married Last Week
of Fourteen to Sixteen
O. A. C. on Decora'ion day, the
urday From 2 to 9 P.M .
ings o f the Internal Revenue De.
uated from the local
U i g h I
301 h of May.
School,
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.partment required to file de-
The military department o f
jlinquent income tax returns and
The address o f the evening
,
The Chamber of
Commerce Wiu deliveripl hy Prof, floy It
As a culmination to a cross,
Saturday, May 23, will
b e pay a lax for tlfo years ISIS to
1
ball club came to the college la sparing no effort
meeting hold In the llegver The Hewitt, M,, A"., of the School of , Hu* V* rU,n Hund“ F I « ««•«•• bale to make this the largest and Ueaverton a Library Red Letter 1924, Inclusive,
country trip eorne years ago by
atre Monday evening w *» a do Political Hcicnce al Oregon A g - ^ * ° l i a
M. W. A. uggro- rno*l interesting tournament ev day. The Library will be open. The rulings o f the bureau ao- two families who were motor*
elded eureeea socially,
finan riculluraj Collage.
Prof. Ilew - K“ llon " " 'I walked away with er held (Imre, hough previous from r I*. M. to V P. M., Every- ;c*pt the distinction between ee- ing from the East to make their
cially, and In overy way. Num III made a very Interesting art - ! ' h‘* , " urel"* Tbe score stood ones have ranked as major body i» invited to visit tbe L i-,»«n tia l governmental
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___ I homes in Oregon, tt very pretty
functions
ber* o f people who have been dress.
fourteen to silteen in favor of events in the college year. The brary rooms in the Cady Build-’ o f a e ‘ « f r or municipality on the '
wcddm* waa eolemnized
In Iteaverlnn for year* attended
night sham battle feature lids
upstair«, and leave appli> (,ne hand and its proprietary or
May 16th, 1925, at 4
Ollier features o f the program "* • visitors,
a Meeting of that kind for the were two solos by Prof C W.
‘ ‘be
wras rather been displaced this year by uu alion for Library Card, free Private activities on the other j **• M > w“ en Edna M«y H'j’borL
flrat time.
There are bun- * » determining * the question o f |daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W.
l.iiwrenee.' u solo by Miss fthoda !dl*" 8" d ,lrror'' w,'r" "«'"*«■ "«*. afteruoou program of spectac to everybody.
The picture •knwu ban a very Khellenherger. und the reading tut ° " lh" ° ,h,*r “ “ d ,n“ ,,jr ular contest» and
demonstra died» of mtere»ling books, fic- ‘ he taxability of compensation
Hulb« rt* was united in rnar-
ai>i>rit|iriate title for the ocoa- » f the rla»s poem, MK»delHg,'” ¡ bt^'tonl plays were made. Prob- tion», in one of which Mr. Weed don, history reference, poem», received by the officer* and e m - lria* e *° Harrjr C. Johnson, son
•lon. “ I.et'e Go" ahould be the by Ml»« fioMtthy Cochrane
••»aya, etc.
ploy»*, and hold 'that the l m - ! " f Mr- and Mr#* J• w * Johnson
1 *'b^ ......... utstanding play wav has entered.
slogan o f every Iteavertonlan.
Military training for the stu
Hie scholarship presented lo « “ » Ibe l.aurel first baseman,
Subscriptions since the
last P'ied exemption from
Federal ,f 8a'* m' Of*»
"I.et'a Clo" waa a very good pio- Ih» student attaining the highest
ubli-hed list are J. C. Huntley, taxation applies to compensation
The cer« mony was performed
«■»»» ouUide the dents close* for the year with
lure, well presented.
Nunibera iv c riir« •'thtiilinK iu hi* op *
**CV‘ Blanchette o f the Bethel
i
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,H* caught tt hot fly the tournament, hence Ibis an Mr*, J. A. Lagerfeld, J. A. Haul- o f officer* and employes engaged
Of people vlalled the theatre for various »Ubjeclsr was nwaM ed'^iM ' his ■•«•**■
extended
hand.
tue
” **•*• “ hare
•*■« ''»m
i. nuul event takes on the nature i'"beck, and J. W. Raynard, 11.00 in essential governmental func- <-,,nHreFational Church at
the flrat lime and took away a to Mi»» Cama Peterson. This Another
good play wus a double o f a celebration as well as I a month for twelve months; M. lion* and not to compensation : ll,,me o i the br‘d* * parents in
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Very good tmprceaion both of scholarship lin» n cash value of made hy the manager of the M, military exhibition. Thin is Mr. II. Melralfe ^nd Mrs. Irene Wolf, o f employes engaged In propri- 1 ^ a8*' Beaverton in the presence
the building liaelf an,j ui the 150 Oo In severul o f the local W. A. (earn. I.ee Carr.
Weed's first year o f (raining in 50 cents a month tor
twelve etary. non-essential and non- |°* 8
gathering o f relative*
management.
Muessig. who easily
walked I he Infantry unit.
months.
governmental functions.
and friends.
colleges.
The Prcaideni o f the Cham
away with the laurels
the
The opening event
of
Mi*-
The Beaverton Library Board
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L Th ?, re8,dence
W88 , lM til7
' m m
'decorated in roses, peonies, and
former game, seemed to be in tournament will be ah air ser held
ber of Caniinerce made a very
its first meeting Thurs
W A N TE D :
NEW *
TELEPHONE TALK
ferns, and the wedding nuptials
by army
appropriate address wlilch wa»
Although the publishers o f a n slump at times and made two vice demonstration
L ' Hud"! “ Are you there?” eays t h e were read under a canopy of
Well received, and on motion of hoine-(..wii newspaper are pri or three rutlier disastrous er planes under command of Lieu *uii w i '' o
However, at other fim w tenant Oakley U. Kellv, . «insist il , n 'r « 0*a l n ^ h,? r? ant. ° f Englishman when he answers yellow roses and ferns to the
lk lltia Cady hia
rrroinnicndu- marily responsible for tbe <|tinl- rors.
ring
his telephone,
of
the
Mendelssohn
he
got
Into the game and made ing of formation flying by nine Secretary-Treasurer ' g r i " u * « t he
, l * r'
ng ° of f hi*
t®,ep*,one* »nd
* nd ¡„trains
|strains
or
the
Mendelssohn
tiona were adopted aa a part of ily anu content o f their putdica-
lanes, aerial acrobatics, drop C. Robert» was choa'en " fill the pre" u" M,i’ ,3r;
y0U ,re not' then Wedding March
rendered by
the program of the organise, tion, there Is reflected In any some exeellent plays.
(ion.
With one exception a run or ping an aerial sm<>k« screen, position o f Librarian
l i d° " ‘ a tbe
,kK more . familiur Mi” - - Luci,e
i !i periodical the mleresl ev
Il It » wa*
a * r ° ft
However,
-*» Mr. Cummin89
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ha * > e r,
mo
munj
laiiiiu u i
iano and
W o . Vandyke
on
a
3000-fool
parachute .i,,,.;.! i tn i
« hen it cornea to reporting ery cltlxcn lukivg in his home more was made in every half ami
I
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.
C
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n
i
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0pen
"hello"
is
used
to
some
extent
the
violin.
Mr.
VVm.
Wright
Jump.
the addreaa given by U. K, Ir community.
Inning.
>
from * P. M.
P. M. o n
o r„ ..h
r .i«
Hpecial Memorial Day exer Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- throughout the British Isles, sang two pretty solos to suit
vine. edllor-ln-ebief o f the Ore
The people who buy tlietr ba The exception was when the M;
a cises will follow in tb« college urday* o f each week
whi,e on ,h* cont,nent 11 ,s *•'- [the"'occasion.
gon Journal, our poor vocab con ami bneks way from home W. A. pitcher didn't allow
ulary fails U> find vehiqjer of when quality and price at home single man lo reach first base. stadium, after which the con-
Shelving and tables were In- '1° m “ T *
”,* * 7 ^ 1
M"'* Clar“ Johnson- 8l8U>r of
One of III« bubbles wa* call lest« will be held. These in tailed in Ihe library room, on apProach to 11 perh8P8 18 ‘ “ «¡t h e groom, was bridesmaid, and
expression of thiw .»xrejlenWeu- are equal, cannot be depended
lhur*day afternoon
"A llo” o f the Frenchman.
'Mr. Ralph Hulbert acted as best
lurb.
Tim addfcC* W w ' h ail the upon ID manifest
any over ed on the Laurel pitcher when clude a mounted tug o f war, a
.
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In Germany and Switzerland man
girls'
musical
more remarkable when we con whelming interest In the home after recovering a rather , hot skirmish race,
l
lh,» ,lbr,Py 8nd 8« v« ral
° <her
«" «" fr ie s .
The bride wore a beautiful
third, ride, artillery drill, cavalry drill, w.,1 I , r J
sider that it was' made by a town paper. Therefore, the suc grounder he turned to
M ix ° 3
from •
\i'
"I'T a wh,*n a Pprs « " answers the tel- i0 wn o f white georgette crepe
man absolutely blind.
cess of the country weekly Is second, and first bases in quirk barrel fight, Roman riding ami J V
rr0,n ? P- M un*'' 9 ephone he simply savs “ M r . ! , nd lace> lrimme<J in
A word o f appreciation Is dun founded upon the interest of succession as though lo throw, jumping, the mrnnlry exhibition
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over white satin-backea erepe,
but failed lo deliver (he ball to drill, jumping In pairs, mac Imp-
those who so generously sup loyal readers.
7 ! rJ
V,r u* “ *?‘ onifs lo rrwn name. This follows
the and f,er
wa3 jjg ij jn p]ace
gun race, polo pony stick bend ii
either
of
the
basemen.
plied the Chamber with the re-
The capacity o f the Country
lhe .-»lab isimieni o f the library prlH.,ica' which is being
e n - b , ,arge ban<J o f p e .c g and
Taking II all In all. It was a ing contest, rifle .»quad relay
frrahmrnta served. Every per weekly, duo lo Its lesser earn
and whatever U
may accom-. couraRed in this country.
orange blossoms.
She carried
son solicited gave freely
and ing powers, is, perforce, limited goo,| gsme, with a good many race, mounted musical chairs,
„ i
'**„ W!‘ far ° f
lh*
I f y"u srp In Japan and Tfear
a shower bouquet o f roses and
without stint o f the material» to a great extent. The country thrills. The ouMgnding lesson and an engineer turn tank ex
mini y » i he largely due
|Prm “ Moshi moshi.” «lon't
|jnjes c f the valley. Tbe wedding
that went to make the luncheon publisher has not (he financial which should be drawn Is that hibition.
0
he
erforls
o
f
d.
U
Cochrane,
t*.
»tartled.
It
sounds
like
a
trOB9Mu was a gift to the bride
Special rales are beta# offer
an outstanding success.
ability to maintain a crew of bo(|) learns were sadly in lark
w io »ms gixen so generously of popular drink, but It is not. It from her aunt, Mrs. Chas. «.onk-
ed
ou
all
railroads
lo
Corvallis
had
Attention should be
catted
r<.PVHers He .» depeud- of practice (hough each
1 s time and effort to make the u „imply the Japanese way o f ,!in o f Chicago. They were *1-
also to those who gave t h e i r ent upon his own energies, usu good plater* and at time* each as rrowds approaching those of
..' " ‘,>u tt *,,c,'<’8*-
saving "hello" over the Ule- |go ¡n receipt o f many beautiful
football
days
are
»¿pppeted
there
tune and work to the serviee of ally taxed to the limit in an showed wonderfnl headworh and
hack' r jP ^ Pa our!*olves
‘ “ '’ phone.
presents from
relatives
and
the luncheon.
Again we cun atempt lo serve Ins community exeellent individual playing.
'F
rom
every
nook
atia
oofuer
co
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teiS
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in
fn
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Pahl
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friends.
stale that everyone w h o
was to the best of his ability, and
K °
8" l'P " r‘ of n|ation o f the subscriber 1*
young couple will leave
We hope to reccivo some splen
asked to help responded Joy upon the spirit o f cooperation NEW CHIROPRACTOR
„Her
,
T
We * ° n' “ 0 ^ a." meaning. “ I hear." to on a motor (rfp to Cbicako on
did
ideas
for
simplifying
house
OPENS
OFFICE
fully and “ Service with a smile" which his readers display.
* ' . a u° o f we«ks a n d which the operator
responds ahout June 1st. expecting to be
I»r. F
R. Jordan,
Chiro hold tasks. If you have never
Seemed lo be (lie slogan o f each
It is inconceivable that one
»
,
" l!,, and '‘ f ‘ nr' free- ..pja-,, •• wbleb mean« “ I say.* »way about three months, after
written,
do
so
this
week,
won’
t
practor,
ha*
opened
an
office
In
o f Ibe workers.
limn or any small number of Ihe Rossi Ruilding», in Beaver you? don't be timid, for your confrihoii^T
n" r
Th'“ T,a" an- wb8n hP 18 ra" 8'1 ¡which they will be at home to
¡workers, ho matter tiow diligent ton.
hint or recipe may be just the ow’i m
n T
* " " Wid- , ( " •“ « telephone, grasps the r * - ' their many friends at Salem,
HI-KERS OLUB MAKES TNWF
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s
mue
spoken
o
f
so
frequent-
r#<VOT
,n hls hand and shouts Oregon.
| lh«-) aie can get evei> item o f
dr. Jordan has been a resi very one that w ill help some
I lie lll-K er* CiuP made
* news that become*
available
y
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"Pron
to"
over fb* wire. wliB»
dent and practitioner In Port housewife somewhere to solve
trip to Patton (.reek Monday,
week.
Therefore,
lo)al
M hat Beaverton needs is not ,n Sweden the usual' sahrtatfow
If you have al
land for several years. He Is her problem.
BEAVERTON
*o much contributions in
the ¡, ••Ha])0 "
reaching a point
two .qnle*, suiters must n*»ume some of
now n resident o f the Beaver ready sent in a hint or recipe,
way
o
f
legal
tender
as
p
e
o
p
l
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aliove the lower
fnll*.^
the duiir» o f the editor
and ton district.
come again. For the best hint
Mr. and Mrs. Maxfielq are tbe
wbo give of their time and en
camped for (lie night near ‘ Fi’f ^ ittnLt» a point o f seeing that Ihe
dr. Jordnn comes here well or recipe we publish every week ergy for the good of any wor-
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W
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proud parents o f a baby boy
fall», and returned I ue»«lny.
news in which they are inleresl-
we will pay 50 cents. Address
recommended.
Those making Ihe trip were
(# m ,,u. pmper>
born a few days ago.
tiiy cause. The money will come
.
Household department, Beaver "if we «put our shoulders to the
Homer Wilson, dorward*, Finley.
^ fur ^ |ho Hev|ew ,, con.
Mr- Harrisou is- remodeling
W. G. Hulbert and family ax-
ton Review.
OREGON STATE NEWS
Edward day, and Mr. C o ^ r a n e . ^
|(
wwleon,-B oonJlally
wheel whole heartodly and ev- “ ,8 b " « 8«
Fronl i5l‘
ppet to leave next week ou a
The
Mt.
Vernon
Farmers'
Un
Rexeral o f the member* of the ^ ^
nf news, from the mere
eryhodv does all he can. W e
Mr. C. V. Robins is putting .an motor trip to Illinois.
THE BEST WAV
rtut. could not make the ( « 0 1 .... .
of
n w „ of R vtsi. ion will huild a community hall
ore not belittling tlie value of addition onto his
house
on
"W
eil,
I
finally
got
into
the
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hanson
on arcou.it o f ton much
lllosl
„.„.„ru ,,« iu Springfield .
leiral lender. W e are commend- Front St.
movies."
Con
struct
Ian
has
begun
i
n
are now nicely located in their
The boys reported tne «sh in gj ............
o f f t_ VV(, wuuld
ing the spirit that puts the in
"How did you d° “ ?"
dividual into Ihe ring to do ev-
Mct:,en “ as purchased new home in the Sorrento dis-
poor but the scenery . « m p l y ^ ^ t|> be|iev<> ^
lhe Heview Eugene on the Paine theater
"Paid them a quarter."
and a new apartment building.
erything within his power
to 8 new ^tac car fr"™ ‘ “ ®
trict-
* r".n' j ..
. „ „ . i '1'“ " friend* in Ueaverton and
Albany building permit* so
win.
verton Garage.
A fellow living b y «h a ro a d
„
who
wH1
NOTICE
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Fredrick-
far Ibis year lolal 156.970.
* mile above ^
^
.... that -xery Hem o f new. In
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Mr. J. H. Yeager, ot Yeager’s sen have been entertaining rel-
A good many people will be
Three thousand men are at
ntaking some money on Ihe *"le,
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„„„i. tere»l lo (lie
commuinly
or work on the Southern Pacific interested to know
Mr. H. d. Weills and son Mrs Uak,,ry> enlcrtained his fathes^vat Ives from The Dalles the past
ihut
the
by collecting fifty rent» earh
petition for the Tunnel is print W. H. Boswell and children.‘ and “ few days this * 'eek*
Natron cut-off.
week-
.
A ik M i
from each car passing hi» house
«««»• ^
An $89,000 contract has been ed this week on page 8 o f this Mrs. R. G. Kelley and son pic-
Motorists are hereby
warned ¡'> » “ “ hmilted for publication
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Alexander
o,.ete Gray was unable to nl-
as soon us it is available.
Turn oxer to it and nickod at the City Park in Port- expect to leave .fo r Rockaway temJ ll>e
lot for a Union High School to paper.
graduation
of
her
that the fellow has no right toi
If that state o f affair* can be be built in Motalla.
read it.
land one day last week.
Sunday, to be gone two/ weeks, ^jroaher John on account ot h rv-
collect such a fee, as the road
brought about no one reader
is a publto road.
Mrs. W. H. Jamison of Kelso; ing a severe case of the mump».
will have liny complaint that
Washington, is spending
the
the news in which he is inter
Mr. Archie Van Rodman of
MOOLAMON FAMILY LEAVES
week end with her sister-in-law Seattle spent the week end with
ested is omitted. In other word*,
ON EXTENDED TNIP
Mrs. I. J. Vinson.
if the new* in whieh you are
his wife, Mrs. Van Rodman, and
Mr. J. P. MctSlasson and fam interested does n «l appear in
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mansfield his mother-in-law, Mrs. Katie
ily left Wednesday for an ex print it is partially your fault.
and daughter Margaret of Banks Spraner.
tended trip llirougliout the East. The editor is anxious L< use it.
attended the Coinmencment ex
Mrs. Dan Davies o f Seatl.-
They will visit most of the prin He ask* your cooperation.
ercises here Friday.
arrived in Beaverton WedncsiUiy
cipal cities, including Washing
Iter
ton, New York, Detroit, Boston,
FAMILY REUNION HELD
Beaverton Garage is install to be at the bedside of
father,
Mr.
Uingiey,
who
passed
Chicago, and other points
of
^ family reunion was held in
ing a gasoline pump and an-'
away that evening.
nounces that they will handle
Interest.
Ihp form of n picnic at Ihe old
They will make the trip in hopiq of W. B. Emmons, all but
Associated Oil products.
their car and expect to ne gone()mc Q^
children being pros-
NOTICE
D. U. Cochranq and
family
severnl months. While the dute (1|1j
After a big picnic -dinner
moved
their
household
goods
to
Several people have approach'
o f leaving was hurried on no-
baseball gnme was
played,
Cornelius Monday.
Mr. Coch-
me lately with the inquiry
count of lhe National Kducn- Kjrj s
0,1P ai,|,.f boyyi on’ the
ratio is staying here until after whether 1 would
accept
and
(tonal Convention, which m od* „(her. The result was a draw.
Ihe opening of the new H -1 qualify as Director on the Hign
soon In Indianapolis, Ihe
trip
riinse present were M.
K.
brary.
,
School Board. The reply has
has been planned for some time. Emmon* and family, MrfL L.
Six delegates from
Oregon Boring and family, Virlor Em
Mrs. R. D. Young spent'a few ‘ " ' « » b l y “ «en that i f ther*
will attend the Nnltonul Edu mons, Mr«. R. G. Kelley
days with Mrs. Frank Uocken in wa* no « ‘ “ er who wanted the
and
cational
Convention
held
I n family, Mr. AMI Mr*. II. D. I n
Spokane.
She says that Ore- >’08" ,0,n 1 would, Rhat I was no*,
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gon never looked better to her a*\
»eeker and w a * . «f>f
Indianapolis In June.
Mr. ™c-|mon(( „pH.family, nod Cecil Fjn-
Glasson is one o f the »ix.
nv>ns, Mrs. Ida Jones, 5le. am
than when she got back, a s !‘ sk‘ n* for the offlce but lhat 1
have the interests o f the school
delegates are appointed hy Ihe Mrs. F..-H<n*ing, far*. Ruby Boyd.
Spokane didn't appeal to her.
at heart and would do my best.
President o f Ihe Oregon »Inle , ,, XVill|, „ u (lf
Miss
5Â.
It may be of interest to know
Teachers' Association and will jhinnSr* hf Monmouth, Mr. and
POSILUTELY
that I have spent about fifteen
> «s
report l>aek to 4he Associnlionm r|| j A Rdob'ie qf 'Purlland,
■>
do jnd hiffh
it.my childr'n has Ihe *
„„o im r he'd usually during ihe Mr anrt htog,. C. J „ Smith, and
‘.operator?"
'e.Acher *<ir ;i rii cl; ii!. I
' ■ 'orxtloti,
I «on o f Corvaltis Mr. J B. Em*
H ?l « don l Know, 'b'lt iyuq con ) r*|»it*‘ Idea? as to whnt, codt-
i .... nr 1« io be eongralu- mnn(| of Capitol Hill, Onui Em-
'3
’ be - sure it will be itio wrong
u*
: ii
• * man at lhe matin of Monmoulh, Alton Km-
number.”
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not wisli to force myself ¡.>
„¡r «rhool who
8 ■ — I. O. Emmons and wife nft
Mr. Howard A. Morrison of
Should there be anofher rat
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Ihe
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