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T he B ea verton R evie
C L H A N R E A D IN G
V t l WM I I I ,
42
Tunnel Committee
Single Copy, 5 Centi
YOU MUST
NOT MISS
Beaverton,
¡ a
y . _
ll,aVurY^I SOCÌ..V,
-
FO R A L L T H E F A M IL Y
Waihinjton County, Oregon
IT'S AN KASY FATH
TOWARD DISHONESTY
i
Friday,
September
18 ,
1925
$ 1 50 re r T o c
J. J. Honiloraon and family
OREGON STATE NEWS
Beaverton Schools
have moved into the MacDon-
uld house on
Cedar
HI reel.
to Show Pictures
Ili api le of all Hie claim»
Local Interest Mr. Henderson I n vwirking In Hillsboro I* »pending #230,-'
Governor Pierce will (»itomi
Open Monday
dl»-
*>«« on new building*.
‘
Oie opening o f Ilm Washington (hut «ne lieura alleging
tho woods ul WesIporL
honealy
I«
buaineae
and
polli*
|County Fuir ul IlllUborit, Or«-
The Springfield
Community,
The ladies o f the Christian
life, Il la
noi
prohuhlo
Sdtolli, Kenton, Huber, Reed ville M,M " ednrsday niornjnn, Kept. •cui
Personal items About People in Church wdl hold a rooked food bospital will soon he built. >
litui
uny
ronaldoruhle
pro’por-
33rd
lite nxerrUe* will coin-
Enrollment in High School Shou t
*ulo Saturday, Sept. 10, begin
I Imi of people ari nul i»e||h-
liiiihiing permit* for August
and Around Beaverton Col-
in d Other Cities Selected as
! » ........ ul II A. M
Beside*
ning ul 1« o'oiork. In (he o f in Marshfield total #310,000.
or
Increase; Parochial School has
Hie Hovernor'a nddroeM, other ••rulely in defraud other*
fice of Coveil A Company.
tec ted for Our Readers
Places to Show Pictures
Ih« publie.
Hut Hie downward » .
aperta! . (iillaleul
niliiiher*
ure
A fox farm has hem incor
Twenty-six in a t-J a -e
pulii limi I oui I m In n di»hone»l
heitiK arranged.
Alurjorie Join** had the mi»- porated at Molalla with #25,000,
‘•H il mio m u very en*jr one.
The ulllletlr enii|i*H|a will he
forluiiu to fall o ff the Giant capital.
liua I >es»lngcr I»
attending
Alt inlcliaivo
campaign
I u hold on Friday, September g$, People are limeiiNiPly |od Itilo
stride at Ibe MlMMtl luesday.
Eugene building permits for
School started Monday with
I ho Round-Up Him work.
inform i»r««a»*Tly
owner*
t u and wi'l hegt,I ut 2 nu P, M. il hy Nofdiiatioul philoNophy,
Her ami win broken. She re Hie past eight months totalled a slightly decreased attendance
There
are
uiany
people
who
Oregon Tunnel I »inti-i«*i No. I They uro uà follow»:
Mi»» F.lnoru SiuiHi of Aloha ported to I)r. Mason, who put • 1,002,000.
in the public school. Last year
wii«ld alnoerely elulni lo
he
of l|»e benefit» in oilier ooni-
Fui niiin'a rtioe, flral prlre,
•pout Kunduy \ till Alisa Lutma’ on a oast.
there were about two hundred
lienoal j yol who Inno u furile
Eugene
hank
clearings
for
itiunlllea, »liIrli have imrril ve |f».ini; k,u‘nml price an.nil; third
llu ell.
and fiftjr the first day while
way of nillktllg IholilNelveN he-
II.
Harrison,
Home
Rev.
C.
Hie
month,
o
f
August
reached
hicular lunncl»
III mugli
hill price, #3,11«.
(his year only two hundred and
lieve thnl which Hiey wuill lii(
for *2.480,610.
trank Alilh-r hud
s lon- Mi '-inimry Superintendent
barrimi
«luwlar
to
Uoutinl
Fui
woman'*
rare:
Flr»l believe,
•
one
enrolled in the grades.
Mils removed la-1
Churches
of
Ihe
Congregational
dnesday
Creai, will open Friday eve- prlae, #5,lio; Moofiinl price, #;t.inl
A. C. Brown o f Sutherlm re-
Bom* o f this derress.. in a l
Tulo Ho* rute of n man who evening.
Oregon
will
preach
nins, September IH at Klnlon and third price, #2.««.
ien ed I0J6 net for one acre o f i - nH«.,e» i. --„k >
nutriate* a* u buyer for »omc
tendance is probably due
to
gregaliunal Church next Sun - pci.m-rmint
Men'» open, (mi yurda: fir»t
(•range Hull.
A Joint mieeling
W. li, Hulherf Ila» accepted
himioeNe orgattical ioti or pnh-
•be opening of the
parochial
day
morning.
of the fcinlon and (irouor echool price, #5.««; aerond price, #;| no
Of #300,131 state seed-wheal school in the St. Cecelia church,
lio depart meni.
Tho NiileNiimn u position a* salesman for Co-
und IhIrei price, #2 .no.
dialrlela will be held then.
Willi* CioTy, Postmaster,
loans for 1025. one-half is al- There they have tweniyuai* en-
for anme roncarli
may
up vell A Company.
Che
o f . I he
to receive about
v u tneftther*
...
, Tuulu-
Hoy*. 75 pound, «nd under,
Mm wllll „ Bll,)t|(, of-
expect mg
ready repaid.
rolled, and a few more are at-
•-has. Florence ha- accepted
I in \alley
luumd
Committee 5« yards
flr-l prier,
*» « « ;
r,,r llf
fU may
Of- u position with th* Beaverton thousand registered letter*
Two new 100,000-foot saw- ," n',inF the school at 8t. Mary’s
will In* present
and
present second price, *2 00; third price f(,r th |,„y,.r uny money, hut
the near future notifying the mills will open in Lake County ^n*j''nte. The first to (he fifth
Market and Grocery.
about fifty viws o f tunnels uml St.00.
property owners about the tun this month.
grade*
only are taught at the
throw out hints that
If
Ihe résultait development
in
Roys under IH years,
10«
K. A. Fredrickson left Thurs nel election.
goods run lie purchased,
. , ,
. . . .
,
. parochial school
here.
This
A factory al Oresham .. put- Fatll, r 0>NI(., , . id w„ dU(j £
other s i i l o and Ihelr virinlUe* pounds: f|r»l price, # !.« « : sec-
buyer will he given eer- day morning for Pendleton to
One
hundred'
and
thirty
new
li
und in addition a motion pie- ond price, #2.00; (bird price,
opporluiiilieN
lo
make atleiid (he Hound-Up.
"* Z
' !
,leW Wa
,h*
‘ «*-her.s
and
hooks o f fiction , by
modern
ture will he given free,
#1.0«.
1
at n .
additional
work . Imposed
money in a legitimate
way.
author*
and
thirty
book*
o
f
•-ret,.
H
ray
left
Tuesday
for
This meeting will he follow-
Girl*. tt years uud under, 5« Many people, if offered such
August shipments o f salmon on the Sisters o f St. Mary’ s hy
reference, adventure, and biog
ed by
another
at Jarklown
Orsi price, #t.o0; sec- a proposti hm, would
noi
al Eugene. Her brother John ex-1 raphy have been added to the I from Astoria reached a record, the new St. Mary’s Home for
aehool Tuesday evening. Kept, ond price. #2 00; third price, once he repelled hy it.
03,522 cases.
boys.
They peels to join her nexl week.
library recently.
33 and one for
Ihe
Cooper St.ttO.
would look at It a* a natural
Klamath Falls building per
per-
^islep Agnes o f St. Mary’ s
A large Css* was initialed j
Motinlaln, Alolm, and
Huber
»Urie 16 tear, and
under, reciprocity o f favor*, and ar
I the Orange uieoiing held in I Cliev Speedway, the register mits for August reached a to 1* teaching at the St. Cecelia’ s
disirlels ut Hie Huber clubhouse »**»y ysrdig first price, 11.00; gue that it did not hurl any
School here.
:e Orange Hall Iasi Saturday. ed police jiog owned by Elmer tal o f #263,500.
Friday evening. Hepiember 25. second price. #2.0«; lliird, #1, one.
. Stipe, was hit liy a machine
The high arhool shows
a
The # canneric#
a
Salem*
0.
Hack nice, first price, #1.00;
»Uber meelings m other
Hedge and family re-j Sunday afternoon.
The veter-
slight increase over last year.
Their mimi» would begin to
second price, #2.0«; third price work to demonstrate reasons turued on I hnr-duy o f
Iricl* will |»e held before
last ' inary tried hard lo save him, arc paying more lb
’
The attendance last year was
• I.Ort.
from
elee t|on on October 2«.
u visit wiili rela- hut he died Tuesday morning. a day for wages.
'why they should buy dial par
about 160 and at present about
Kline r«ce; first price, #5.00: ticular line of goods. The ar
Knutiia farm al Rainier has '80 are enrolled in the high
I’hose *a 1 ••mli■■ g Che Beaver two acres o f string beans that -uhaol.
second price, #3.0«; Ih In f price gument* in favor
RASPBERRY RUST
*
of
taking
The many friend* o f .Mrs. II. ; Kociat nuli ca <i party tY M
•2 00
llieui would look strong,
and
One o f the school busses, is
ROT DESTRUCTIVE
lo I nesday report a very enjoyable will pay #325 an acre.
A rope climbing contest will (hose in opposition would look « . Slipe Wil! be pleased
es-i functioning
from
Erickson's
A
saddle
•
factory
will
be
know
Dial
site
i*
very
much
lune.
Mrs. Iluby Boyd
won
he held imiiiedlalely after the weak. before long, they would
(he Oarage, with Lee Carr a* the
tablished
in
Albany
to
use
Western ra«pherry rusl
| * races.
improved.
the firsl i>rize. Mrs.
Byfield
The prices are;
first have persuaded themselves that
driver.
It
delivered
twenty-
nol serious enough in Oregon«
-croud, ami Mrs., lieach eonso- Sternberg tannery leather.
price, *5 0 «; second price. #3.00 II was for the interest o f their
J.
\\.
H
tiffmaii
from
(irali-
four student* Wednesday morn
tu justify gruhtung Ihe hushes
Five thousand pickers
a re
' -
and third price, *2 «0.
employer or (lie publie to ac ile tails, Minnesota, i* build lalion.
ing. and Dr. Mason, chairman
irp. as viewed by Hr.
8.
M
working in the
hopfield. # o f of |||e ft.too, itoard. directed
The horse shoe ptlchir.*/ coll cept that line, o f stuff.
They ing a new home on Ihe Ken
Horner Wilson is
carrying
Zeller, plan! pathologist at Hie
Mario,, and Polk O,unties.
lha( th<j rouf„ be raried a tit-
ies! will lie held at I .0« IV M. would njuke such deals as Ihm nedy acreage.
a sling.
Some
his hand in
•h A. C. experiment slnlion. No
on Friday. Kept. *V
The first und receive Ihe benefit*
in-
Tbe
V
k
arrenton
Clam
Coin-i
(ln
bit, when .it is
expected
adequate control measures are
W. II, Boyd, who has been time ago he hurt' Ihe palm of
will he a «c o f «hoes, timated to them, and yet would
| pany will pack four hundred'that about thirty will be brought
known.
his
hand
when
cranking
’
his
and Ihe second nrts.e .1 pair deny that they were nol bon ill al Hie Hood Samaritan Hos
;j n with the bus.
The other
into I eases of clams this year.
The rusl appears In
early of shoes
pital fop Hire® weeks, return a Alo. II ha* developed
negislr.illon
C or
The
Forest
Lumber
Company
t*1
1
"
h“
*
n,>^
arrived
a*
yet and
whul
is
very
like
a
felon
and
summer a* small yellow spot* Hie horse shoe roe lost will he er t tnctr.
There are too many people ed Imme Monday.
• will build a two-hand sawmill two or three touring car» are
is very painful.
on Ihe upper and «iiulnr sur al llie Infoemnllon Jcsil'i Any-
who can make theuiselve* he-
Mr. mid Mrs. Ilobf Kiuomers
'•aI Aspgrove, Klamath County. being pressed into service un
face* o f the leave*. The »pols
one may register on »he ?1rl licve just what ttiey want
to and Mrs. Elmer Stipe
Mr. Haiilenheek, son o f ft.
til such a time as the regular
spenl
are spore masse* produced hy
lH,'Ke eannerv-. cold stor vehicle will he on the job- t h e
or ? llh If they so de*l-o uni believe.
and hrollier o f John Haul-1
What I* needed
i s Sunday afternoon with friends,
Ihe fungus I ha I lives In the
must register nm Inter than sensitiveness o f conscience, a in Vancouver, Wash.»
nheck, arrived Tuesdav from age, and ’ packing plant will he heavy load* that all the con
leaf tissues, and are sometimes
1 •• no noon on the 2Vli
Sloes feeling o f keen pride in one’ s
|
Oklahoma
with his family, in-, built* at Newport (his winter veyances are carrying indicate
so numerous as In rover Ihe
Ileuluh It. Chepvers,
reipi.rtmenl* honor, that would decline lo
filling
standard
w
h
o
eluding
six
daughters.
Mr.
for
The O. W. R. A N. Company (ha« it w 11 he advisable
leaves wilh yellow powder The
lias started music classes here.) Haulenheok drove through
will he furnished all contesi consider any . proposition
that
in will spend #10(1,000 on track H jp Board to purchase a
»pore masses on leaves
and
ant*
llobrever, anv • itestant had any susmelnii of
unfair Will plgy over K. <!. W. Mon- two cars, and reports a * fine improvements near La Orande. school bus in order to
raije
rankers
heroine
black
lay. Sept. 21 si, from 7:t3 to trip.
mar use It 1st own shoes If tv influence about it.
They expect * to
make
The new state normal tram- fare
of
Ihe
demands
In Ihe late season.
>100 P, M.
so desires, providing they are
their Inane herr in Beaverton , ing sehool to he built al In- transportation,
In 11 s worst form the rusl
standard shoes.
Each
g/une LOCAI. PEOPLE ATTEND
All the teacher* isported for
devllajices the plants, hill nol
Mi»* Carna Peterson and Mr.
Dan Adams broke ground on dependence will cost $10t,727.
LECTURE AT WOODBURT
duty Monday morning
except
•o seriously as to sliinl
the shall he nl nolnl*. There will
Ernest (I asters are among Hie Thur-diy for a new residence
The Miles Linen Mitts,
the Jeanette
L.vsl Snuda v Iwrnly. four of
Vnvnne
Smith-Palrick,
who
plants lining-« liy other cause. he no team pitching
young people from
Beaverton al the corner of
First
and first in the Northwest, are now
meinher»
of
thè
locai
was
assigned
with
Hie
sixth
»urh a* poor soil and degen who desires may register for (he
0(1
lot
who w'lII allem I Pacific L'nivcr- Washington
Ihe
Ion HI reels
operating at Salem on Oregon; grade, and who was ill.
Cliuivh of ('.tirisi Wiolored to
Her
e ration diseases.
Infection o f tills event.
sily till s fall.
froin
Mr. flax.
recently pu roh used
9 v
W
oodhiirn
lo
bear
Teddy
f.ea-
place
was
supplied
hy
Mis.
new ralter near Ihe ground 1«
be
j
I
V
ill
The house
Mrs. John 1 tgginnn hu» re- Miller,
vill, (he evangelisl who spani
The Fruit Growers’ Associa-’ Ferrey.
Ihe most serious phase of Ihe UNIVERSITY WORK TO
modem. 21 I.V 32 feet. W.. A. tion plant at F.ugene
turned
from
8
suine
lime
«in
Honve.rlon
re-
packed
START
IN
PORTLAND
disease In Oregon
plnnling*.
the
Smith h i# Hie coni raet for
where
3,000
eases
of
vegetables
in a,
TOO BAD!
eently.
she
hai
b<*en
visiting
Il eau«e* eankers wliirh
onl
--------
building. day.
Tliey went hv way . of New- relMtives and H i t e n d i n g _ t h e construction o f tho
mio I he enne, eauslng hrillie-
l'he Pori land Henter o f
thè
now,
A. E. Hanson is making
the
feel in’s
yo
Tho Willamina Clay
Prod-j "How’s
l'ess. Hip-h rane* are hard to| ' ' inverali) Of*Oregon va ili open Inirg and look Teddy’ » fnther Wahkiakum Fair.
Sam?”
excavation
for
the
basement.
and
molher
along.
trellls and
noi
Infreiiuenllt Alomlav, September 28lh.
l'he
uets plant has shipper
onej
Mrs. Daisy Hoeken and fam
Do
sick man.
Tliey w ailed uni il (he music
break o ff In m uovai o f
Ihe « lasse* will nicol
in
I.incolli
Heaver Chapter NoTorder of 12 carloads to Wash-! "Lixa, ls e a
ily left Tuesday lor Uorvalbs.
berkolosis.”
doctor
says
l
got
of
"l.et
Them
Come
In”
was
old rane*.
lugli sehool und Ilio
Lenlrul
Hohecl will enter Ihe
college,
Sam.
"Dat’s aliighL
alright. Sum.
*oa "
K s
V
! "Dat's
W s’U
»larted, then they marejied lu
The western raspherr)- rutd .ibrary.
and Iniogene expect* to enter
d i r niceimg Wed-
More caime<l
salmon
was uk# kei.r ' o f yo- ami get rid qi
to
Ihe
leni
singing.
Me.
I.ea-
Is noi lo he ronfused wllh Ihe
l'he schedule of rourse» i-
college next year.
nesday evening. Hie -hipped from Astoria
during da( b,,rkoiosj9.’>
orango rn»l. prevalerli In Ihe wide and vaned.
More
than vilj wns so snrpri-ed lo are
23rd of September, August, Ilian ever befoe in one
The fo||owing day Sam wa s
them
Ihnt
he
forgili
everylhing
The (•range i* contemplating
ea*l bill seldorn found In Ihe uno hundrod classe» will
he
at
8
P.
M.
Visitors
welcome,
month.
;
more
dejected than ever.
west, whieh render» Ihe plani offeied In thè following suh- else and carne down to shake building an addition lo their
Filler
.lining
Holly
Chapter
No.
x
p
e
old
Byers
flour
mill
at
"Tain
t
no use, I.ue."
I ain't
hull on Front Street in order
worlhies*.
This form o f rust jects; English and
literature, hand*.
Member-
and
visitors Pendleton pas been leased and never gvvine ter get well.
Do
Mr. and Mrs. Neely. who wero to enlarge thelf dining room 126.
enmplelelv rovers
Ihe
under short story writing, Journalism,
By or- wiH be operated, with 30 em -( doctor say dis tnawniug 1 got
side of (he leaf wilh nn nr- muguxinc writing, Herman, Lat bere wilh Air. I.eavitl, were ul- and lo give Undertaker Pegg please bring receipts.
i two berkolosises.”
nngo powder.
This
nisi ’ Is in,
health
educai ioli, » « piescnl al Ihe meeting. F.V- more room for his increasing der of
Hie
Worthy
Matron. ployes.
(Ireek,
perennial in
Infertrd
plants, English anil Furopcnn lustory. eryone had a vory
enjoyable business.
The las! wooden building on
I’ haris. Secretary.
Jessie I
SNAPPY
lying dormant In winter
and iiiiilheinatics, philosophy, psv- 11 " "
Main Street in Medford is be T
__ _____
breaking nut
again
in
Ihe clndogv, public Speakijig, Hal-j
ing replaced by an up-to-date,
This is
from
an
eastern
i
,
spring.
Because o f (his
modern store.
the Jnn, French, Spanish, sociology,
small town daily: "T o whom it
plants so infected should he (<rt. music, .elementary and ad-J
a n d may concern:
The Pacific Telephone
My wife,
Nina
dug out and burned, bui (hi» vuuced accounting, advertising,
Telegraph Company will spend j 0tmson, having left my bed
radical treatment 1* not rnenin- business law, bunking, cduca-
t6-niile and hoard, i will not pay uny
#30,000 to rebuild a
mended with Ihe western ru*L limi, biology, physiology, pub-
section near Arlington.
j bills contracted by her. Charles
T iikmg out Ihn fruiting enne* )tr |„..,|H,t aifd physical educa-
from'Johnson."
Canned
fruit
exports
n* soon as the crop I* picked ||on
And here is Mrs. Johnson's
I Portland for Hie
month
o f
will grcn lly. reduce Ihn source
|>n, t rail lerxn, 1681 sludcnl*
! snappy comeback the
'' « * •-
I
August
were
1016
tons.
The
o f infection.
The ohi
rnne-l registered
for
the
different
"My
husband,
Charltd
j paper export was 557 tons. ¡day:
are m l ns near the ground u* course*, and from present In
¡Johnson, never paid my debts,
possible.
Whore practical. H.<* dication*, the enrollment will
• More than #8".'00,000
will nor his own, so why adverliao
old leaves nro taken ouY and be larger this year. The Uni
| be paid in Portland for
raw
¡me? Nina Johnson.”
dslroyed.
Otherwise, Ihcv nrc versity office, al 651 C.ourl.
materials
of
mines,
forests
plowed under before Hie new house, will w-cept registrallon
i fields, and ranges, in the next
FOOLED HIM
leave* come out In the spring. for the classes and answer any
ifour months.
qucnlion* eoneemlng the work.
<*hc— Accorjiing to PHny. kiss
0 NUR0N OF 0 HRI8T
BEAVERTON BAKERY
ing is an infallible cure for
TO HAVE NEW HOME cold*.
FOOTBALL TEAM
Kunduy, September 201h, 1025
,*« *^ T -
-
Ho— I’d like to try Hie old
OUT FOR PRACTICE
10 A, M, ftlhle School, . ’ Les-
Ground
was
broken
this boy's recipe.
son, "Paul Wriles lo (ho Tlies-
week for a new building built j
She__II i»: "Three kisses oa
Coach Motrter of Ihe
High
snlnniaus."
'as an addition to »he Yeager the mouth of a mule.'
11 A.
M. Worship.
Com- Sehool Issued n call for prac
residence and whieh, in con
munmn. Sermon,
"The 'k'e»l nf tice for Ihe fool ball team Wed
nection with a part o f
the
YOU DON’T SAY SOI
nesday afternoon.
F.ighleen of
Hrculncs*."
He—Ah— her
gown— P
wa*
I residence will be occupied by
Kcplember I3lh, wc lind
a (lie hhys showed up for prnc- j
wonderful—a wonderful -ah, a
I the Beaverton Bakery.
fine »ervlce, wllp splendid In lice, three o f whom were let-
The building is to be 23 by wonderful— er— er—
terest and
Inrroiiscd
altond- lermen |n*l yenr.
Other he— Wonderful
crea
39 feet, o f red building tile,
Prnellee i* going on nnd Ihe
anc'. Cnme and hclp u» mnke
and will he modem in every tion?
September 20th an even hel tendi I* being put into eondi-
He— No— Revelaffon.
way.
ler day.
If you dnn’ t helleve lion and il i» expected Ilea ver
Mr. Yeager has been eonsid-
you will
like Ihe Bilde School, ton will pul out the best learn
Jake ftreud left on Sunday
| ering the building for
some
it has been able lo put In the
Coine and give it n trial.
time and has at last perfected morning for a sanitarium. TTo
J. Frank f'.unninghntii. Minister field.
Ins plans, and workmen
are ha* been ailing for some limn
con- \ and feels that he mu-t
give
now engaged In actual
What a lot
of
Beaverton
A girl agree* with Ihe man
up hi* work wilh the Beaver-
I »(ruction work.
who say* ho is not worthy of children can't understand
I * ‘
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¡ton Transfer Company and dr-
h*r— bill she always wails un how their parent* have ever
vole his tUne to regaining hi#
It With Prlntln«
»•Y
til after she marries him lo j managed to live so long know- i
"Flower* Ola"
[ health.
?
iug as little as they do.
t#ll him #o.
TMS OOUNTY FAIN
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