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THE
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Volume V, Number 8
Simgle Copy, 5 Ceati
MOUNTAIN LAKES
Beavertoa, Wukiaftoa Cuauty, Ofe|on. Friday, Jaouery 21, 1927
FO R M E R B E A V E R T O N PAS­
T O R NOW A T O SW EO O
Card Party Raises
$1 SO Per Tear
OALIOHIO'g H O LLY W O O D «
A R E PROVINO P R IF IT A B L E
N O T ES FROM B EA V ER T O N
C H A M B ER O F OOMMERCE
Basket Ball Feams
(By K M Holder)
(By M. ti. Metcalf, Secretary)
fliiv. Henry Splc»», who was
(By K. M. Holder;
I The secretary received a re­
pastor of the lli-uverton M. K
If you want to visit a poultry I
quest from the U. fj. Forest Di­
| church from I him to 1010 in­
farm
that is paying the owner,
A
Total
Of
forty-Tnrc«
Dollars
clusive,
ha»
a
charge
at
Owwego
vision lo secure the names and Final Scores Are: Boys, 17 to lé;
P o m e 5riqht
a nice profit, right along, call j
addresses of all shingle
and
and om- at Carna. Clackamas
on
A.
Oalichio,
in
south
of
T
i-
[
Is Raised; Sponsored By The
lumber
mills
in
Washington
county.
He alternate» between
Girls, 15 to i; botn Game*
gard. He has been in the bus­
I he two charge».
0 w ind-blue m ountain lakes adrearn
Beaver Social Club
iness only a few years, but county. This takes in all the
In Favor Of Beavertoa
I A( present he 1» pemnlally
B en eath the sky,
ha* developed a Hock of a lit­ different towns where mills «re­
remodeling the M. K. church nl
located.
The
reason
for
se-
Y o u r slim wild beauty thrills my heart
A benefit card parly for ih tle over a thousand hens. To,
Oswego, actually doing the con­
Beaverton basketball
teams
be exact, he has 100 two-year-
“ " T * ** ^
^
struction work himself.
Three hrnrllt of the Heaverlon Public Old
Like a ory.
hens an.1 «10 pullets ol ^ » ^ r e . t D.v,».on want, them
both the boys' and the girls'
hundred dollars linve
already library, »ponaoraiJ by the Bea­
Iasi March , hatch. The pullets i for ‘ T u
“,nnU*L rep° rt whlch won tlieir game Tuesday eve­
»pent o f this Job and about ver Hocla| club, was given Sat slarte.J laying in September and U 1I' ub,i“ ke<* and » ,n ‘ out “ » ning when the fast aggregation
Cupped in the v a lle y s’ open h an ds—
ll.o o ii more will lie used on I* unlay evening in Ihe Masonic their laying percentage was 51 var,0Ua lumber eoinmunilic..
from Mc.Minnvilee came out our
hall. A good crowd came and
he fore t02S.
Cold drops of dew
way hunting for scalps.
for
that
month
and
in
Decern-
,n
ordf
r
lbat
lbe
n*
BWS
h*
Il w h s llev. Spies» who w»l «cvenlecn table» were playv-d. her they averaged «3 per cenl 1 ,eCUred’. 11 »» n q w l t i that all
Y'our reporter did not arrive
Tinotured with d a w n — 0 little lakes
Mrs. (leorge Blasser won Ih*- *-gg production.
srllve In securing the funds fo
From all in- comPiin*e® doing this kind ol on the battle ground until the
Silver-blue!
the eon»1 ruction o f (tie M F 'lrs| prize for lb-- ladle», Mrs
should
vend
tbeir girls' game had been Unishea
dirations their percentage for business
church at Heaverlon.
lie say •3. C. Beach won second an* lanuary will be close to 76. The names to the Secretary of the and the boys were almost half
he did all llie concrete work, in­ Mrs. Ryfield carried off ihe eon
of Com- through with theirs. But from
W hen I am w eary of the town
Iwo-year-old* are averaging 55 Beaverton Chamber
Among
the gentle
cluding Mie Interment, himself «olallon.
* r rent right along and kohl lue“ :e-
Wbeu tb* n,IUC» ,re what we saw, wc believe this
And the street's flare.
and did considerable earpenle men, I.oula Htighson got th* to that.
received, they will be forwarded one of the best, if not the best,
work but did not superinlen1 high honors, A. M Jannsen go*
Y ou r sw eet wild beauty fills rny li art
The main poultry house on to J " e U- 8
l>»vtsion. '•fame ever played on the local
the finishing.
He «ays he en- second and Mr. Y\ H. Knglek*
Like a prayer.
Hie farm Is 20x70 and there Is
lllere *• no charVe iwr '‘ »v - door. Everybody on their toes,
Joys getting out nn,| doing man was awarded the consQiation.
one 20x60 and the smallest is ,l1« t,,e!,e “ » ' “ e* listed and u all the time, and rooting for
Mr. I,. I). aliallenherger ar
mil labor when It has lo dr
I HZ 10.
The
three
brooder 18 lloPed l***1 ^be Secretary may good plays no difference which
Mrs. J. W. Sprague werv- th*
Willi Pudding churches.
house« are each 10x12 feet and bave “ * ood response from all side made the good play.
winners
of
the
drawing
prize».
ALOHA HUBfcH lltM S
His lioinu is on the Oalfleh
■nade right.
Four 510-egg in- w,'° ‘^ * " re *«» *»ave their names
At the half, the score stood
The prize» were donated I
Hoad in Clackamas county, Iwi
rubalore
arc
In
use as the pro- l,4,t,id Home o i lbe companies 9-5 in Beaverton boy s favor.
I'hg -uicnlh and eighth gr.i- mile» north of Oregon Cily.
Mrs. F. <1. Donaldson, Mr, J
prietor does «l| his own hatch- may be a|ready listed but in
McMinnville came
into
the
■Igis «re having Hinging together
W Sprague, Mr. L H I an an
Ing.
He has the Hart brood-1 ord'‘r l *lul
we may have
a last half determined to win and
FERN
»‘
«
IN
FS
W
IN
S
IR
every Friday afternoon.
members o f the enmmiltee.
(W
I iiisr system.
( W . H. Harl, In- *bor® check, it is requested that j was able to score an occasional
TIRE NAMINO C O R T E S
The
Dommlttee
wishes
r
M| gnd Mf ». Hudolpli M i n g -
send in tbeir names.
Be held goal but mostly failed it
Chicago, III., Jan. 10, Kpc thank "Y'e fjln-eri*- Afternoon ¡ventor o f the syst lem. live* near
Halichio
is
„'s u re to give names and pro- hying tor gual after
a foul,
frrsoajl Item« About People lo |>grM of Aloha urn rtg’nlv Ing Con ■•ini ty the (teview), Fern Maine ••rs" for l|,eir conirihulion an I Beavertoa.
gi u' nUt i cu on |hy arrival u* of «eiiserton Is among the lion
member of the Poultry Associa- P‘*r addresses.
Beaverton made
two
and Around Beaverton Col­
a »on, horn Sunday, January Id orgjb'e mention winners In i also all those who ,n kindly do lion and i> mow getting 40c.
*
Chamber o f Commerce goals amt on*: point from 1 *■.it
'■«led toward (he fund.
a it,.sen for his < ggs.
will have a dinner served in I In- and at the end of the regular
Tin- ilr»i grader* are organ­ contest Ju»l concluded here Th
lected (or Our Readers
A lotsl o f 113.0<> was r'.u»wo
J'lie son is a graduate o f m‘ar future by one o f the local lime the score stood fourlca i
izing a "Midget llund.'' F.ach con lest wan lo name a lire am
H.A.C., having taken a com- churches.
Be sure and watch ail.
The referee gave
them
child playing a musical Instm- was sponsored hy a mail ordc
BilTUART
plots course tn Poultry Hu*rf>an- ^or Ih» dale.
Ilwo more minutes to play and
('.lose lo a million per
I*. Pill linn been spraying lii- iiicnl will hp apcouipauicil l>. house
I’earl I.nolle WH«nn wag her dry there. He la now «1 home) All members o f the Chamber i then the score was sixteen ai!.
» 011« Wiofii npiitil twg and i
apple orchard. Il*< ha* cure o' Ihe piano.
al Vianlo, Oregon, M«y ih . tftui with hi« father and mother, ss-
Commerce are requested to j In the next two-minute play-
Ihu Man* Ktiilrli place,
Yff- l
^.iv.ninyrv, who half million suggestions in at
When a child sin- ramp wil' stating wilk the work.
send in their dues for the past ' ing, McMinnville failed lo put
Mr. >V. U M' Ki’ll lut| been nndeVws dl a serious operation tempt» to get tt share o f th< hep parents to Kiuloa wher
¡quarter to the Secretary. The lbe ball through th« basket and
up
for
'••p'n driving a brand iipw C.hry at a Hillsboro hospital, return­ *i’ .I,mm awards bung
«he resided until July ?>. 1925 B EA V ER T O N S T U D E N T S
above dues are now past due when one o f the local boys got
this
couleal.
ed io hyr home In Buber I uuy
•Ipr *ci|an armiml town lately.
al which Dm* she w »» united P-
A T T E N D C O N F E R E N C E and It is bopM thal the mem his chance, he scoed.
The
ilr»l
prize
of
$5,000
wa-
’Marriage lo Mr, Vernon Neal
H i»» Upton J'eEl had a| her d«y morning.
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bers will give (his m alleY their
wop by H a»» H,monsoii of His
This is a very inadequate ac­
They nia<le their home In Pori
Mr. (ind Mt». i
M
im i» mark. V li,,
U iiiiipc gugst last Sunday. Mi»*
T’ niv* r«i(y o f Oregon, Fugene prompt attention.
for the
name
count o f the game hut we had
p( timgha, Ncpi'.i, ,
|JU(f- "A ll»lg le " and |he uolipic de •an,| win-re Ihe deceased pa«»1 Ore., Jan. 19. 192?
Barbara lte(ly (if Portland
I Special i
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expected that a party who was
ed away January 13. 1927, af to Thp tlyv it«w
»h.ijed ills ■•gorge
wi
Three Beaver-
R - A. AND R. M. A. MOLD
,r"* sign amt slogan suhniitled will
on (lie ground would write it
Mr U. H, H*'«qiy, whu ,a with
• er an illness o f about
(hr.;, tou high schuvtl student* alien-
JO IN T IN S T A L L A T IO N up for us but we didn’t get . any
s*
eir K The second prl«e o f a thou
H ip Heiicral Petroleum Co. a« u near Aloha and wd
weeks.
home
there
in
the
fotur?
•led Ihe seventh
annual
high i
1
«ami
dollars
went
to
Don»'-1
copy— so there you are—or is
• lun painter, »ppnt Sumiuy in
;»ng (owed
HhrbB a» her school conference at the Univer­
Silver Leaf Camp o f the Mod­ it there we are? Anyway it was
Mr*. L. YV. (Jrim a . f i t- H. Ornyof Ames, I*., whits th*
Beaverton.
Saviour a shoi
me before her sity last week-end.
ern Woodmen and Holden Olow a inighly good game and those
^ woman. Mrs
Min* M»tt jr lliinllcy Im» rr land ha* been elect- d prim p ti third went
death, and w m
illy prepare 1
More than 500 student» from Camp o f the Royal Neighbor* who didn't see it missed a lot
i . k 0 I V ‘ k*‘ r o f Fort Thomas for the life I l o R n !msv The su*
lump,| rrom Mnro where *I k of the Hiedville Nch M ,L
«H P.J7U o f Ih» state, repre­ held their joint pubic instal­ mora than they probatrty thtnk
tn additimi to the three ferine was «n
t -< Fen,
Im» hp<>t| visit ln^ hwi .•I»|C(, Mi» ;’t "ll Jl»^ Many H k > ' !
•ci tn* oso- Hi«» «L - senting nearly
every
Oregon j la lion o f officer* Thursday eve
iljm eft' berause of
^r* M
■»,, t- espiral prises. Hiere were i.M T prayed the I.or4
Boy** score: Beaverton
17,
(ttlHlll M o w « " | i r < '•
to take her high school at I*-rule,| th* • e »- !'1*''1-' at Huher hall. Several vi»-
McMinnville, 16 .
other awards.
breakdown.
unlo
HhuHi-ff.
A
«bori
lime
be
Ml«« Vrtm iia«kill ami Mr.
Futrir» in this ronleat were fore «he passed away, she said sions which wei*- separated In- ' ,nr* w-re present,
H iris’ »core:
Beaverton, 15:
The Aloha-Hulier s<
' w
to four divisions for the edi-
T,,a Modern Woodmen instal­ MrMinnville, 3.
I.eland Shaw, both from the U
o
2R
'
huku
'M
c
,«
«m
l
were
re.
enterlHin Ihe W ii«h inu l
1 • i.
“ Take me. Jesus. I'm ready.”
lers and managers of
schoo! :
fol l owi ng: Consul. H. A.
___
of O., »pi-nl Mu* week find her«*
, . -iveil from every »tale In th*
'1'uaejiers
Associate
8he leave* In mourn her Ins
publication.«, student body of- Morri**>n; Adviser, Al*jen Bar- c o . ROBERTS RAISING
W|th II ipij - |>»j-«Milii.
eotfil Saturday In Ffb usr- v 1 'lion, all province* o f !«u<adn her father, and mother Mr. an '
THARKBGIVINQ TURKEYS
- t v American possession, and Mr«. Warren Wilson; her bus deer*, girl»' league* amt facultv l%on^ Bai ker, Harry Dee; Clerk.i
Mry. Lillian M Weaver
o' lunrh will In- served by 1
J=»oob Kemmer:
Escort.
Fred
(By E M
»y foreign eonnlri*-*. There hand. Mr. Vernon Neal«; and on adviser*
Portland vi»l(c*l last Sunday i. cal P.T.A
Beaverton’s representatives at 1 '"'.»le d i : Watchman. J o h n
Mr*. F,d. F. «uberi.* who live*
no limit to the niimher ol hint her. Klwooil Wilson, beside-
I lie hump of her tlmiuhirr Mr-
Mr. John t'.arlson, wli
dietriet south of
.*■* one person might sub- other di«:ant relative* and host- the conference were. R a y m o n d ^ n s o n ; Ren try. John Mitael: i In , he
W L, Owtjr-
been ill for sueh a long I to,
Harrison. Student Body Presi-¡PhF* « « " .
C. e . Mason and|Ti
, kaa 132 Diant Bronze
md
W
illiam
Wallers
of
o f friends amt
u '.¡uainlan** •
Mr. ami M in . H. 0. Only an. became so much worse IP
F - " • Livermore. A „ turkey«
„ t J j « that
. . . she raised .........
(hr
M .r ■'«II, Texas lopped (lie list who hid enne to I now amt |. dent, Helen SliKs, Editor r of the!Trus*e^*-
last sea­
iliiughler. I .our« I mp . were if in - was thought be*! to take P.
Beaverton Hummer and
Boyd* F i.»n.*.-n end Jvh i ^H illin g son, tike expects to raise 60!»
1.315
names.
Hen.
A
Ell-
love
her.
iipr guests Sunday of Mr. an>> fo HI.
Vincent
hospital,
Sprague, Busines* Manager of
• fficers insl-illed fog the
well
f Kalamazoo, Mieli., WR ■
or more this year, and is equip-
Knaernl *. -r-.'ir*-* were held at
Mm. W. M Boswell.
light improvement In Ills cor
p v;,> •*v »kl»bora were.- Hr.gle.
ond best wilh 1,186 en- Pi-ygs Und*r‘ »t;'ix Pallóre, o-i the Annual.
ed for it. She has not suffered
________________
M:.ry
IC
*
"--.ner;
P
a
d
tL'acJe,
Id-
dition
has
been
reported.
Mr. and »r s . Lester Tallman
any losses with the poults at
K* ••dag. vvi.ii H-
Yv.i S \diM-'
SUN DAY SCH O O L ASSN. T O
'V at-o p. \ iec-Oroct«v f3th*l Man
of Ryderwnod, Wash.,
visited
Mr. J. II. Hidvvell is ten ;i
alt
and she attributes her suc­
pa*tnr
of
Ih*»
Nazarene
chiurl­
- O W t u L B U IL D S N EW
H O LD ANNUAL M E E T IN G '?r ► C'daoeeJleT, Alice »dams:
Ihplr parents, Mr. and Mm. 1> down Ills restaurant
huil-i
cess to ber method of letting
ili charge.
Interment was in
«
T
O
R
E
A
T
BO
N
ITA
The Washington County Sun-' ^**<-‘ord«r.
'«aorgianna Benson;
(i. Taltman mid Mr. and Mr* and will replace II with an .>
tlie birds live as close to Na­
Crescent Drove.
Mr A. M. Howell of Portland
•lay School Association meeting A‘‘ceivftr,. Mary Benson; Mar-
o-dale store building which i
John Peterson last Sunday
ture as is possible.
vi
i
f
considerable
property
to be for rent. \\ ofk lots .l-i
Mr. an«l Mr«. Huy Alexander |for 11*27 is to be held, in tbf ' haH’ Ka,h* ^ n c,a!,» « n : Ass«.
She keeps Rhode I*kzad len ­
The I-inly Slipper
rluh
I.*
'uni Bonita station, in *east-
,nner to hatch the eggs. 4»id Barred
begun on his new
reside;
narrowly escaped a serious ac­ M. E. Church in Tigard, Feb-1 *to**k* M- Cw>n Embri« :
onform g « dunrp for H ip hen
i'l
-
a
very
neat
and
al-
A very interest- i
Edi,h Taylor;
Outer
wo «blocks north of Ihe Ill-Mi
cident Sunday
evening
whit ruary 12-13.
Hocks for the f&uujy egg sup­
nll of Beaverton Public l.ihrary.
*<*' i - • store .building, 20X10
!ing program has been prepared ^'>n,'nel. Lena Bang: Manager,
way on Wheeler Avenue.
driving
out
from
Portland
vi;
ply and for, UbU; use. She puls
L'I ip dmirp will In* In-Id I» llulipr
t uni will rent it out to some
and
a
large
attendance
is
hoped
ypaps’
s"Phronie
Hugh
son:
the Canyon lload. A car driv*.
-M r». Chamberlain, Mr*, s l-
hall Salurduy evening, .Inn 21»
Manager.
one year,
Derlrude a good many eggs on the mar­
" t will la- ahle to handle hy n careless youth ran tieadlon • for and expected
tin'
well, Mrs. Hayes and Mr*. Haim -
■
*
estate
business
as
well
T
h
i
r
is
(hu
firs,
lime
Du.*
'
:
Fai,b'
Kmm»
Huher; kel but, ra,8,nK lurkt‘>'s ’
(Inlilen Clow Cutup of Rojr- attended the P.T.A. meeting
into the Alexander ecc. tea' -
-j.j
Courage.
Norma
Sams:
Modesty,
[principal
business
on
tin.*
-K
■' in i good store.
nl Neighbors of Auiprira have Hillsboro Haturday.
ing off two fenders apd hreal - convention has been held in
acre farm.
She has an incu­
At the P
lu»
liliting is he ing pul up ji*-a a vv*h«v't.
.rented |I ip I. O. O. F. hall, ov­ I’.A. meeting Tuesday aflerm »
M * Alexander gard. The Sunday school* there ^u,lamSam9.:
lis
Taylor:
Fnduranee.
Mur’iet
ba,or
bul
the
lions seem to ter
«
Ihe
>>und«t.|oii wj «tie that jsM,| dnngliler. Kvel- ii . wl.o were arc making ample preparation
er Ihe WhHi-hall ciife, and will Mrs. Cliuntliei'lain gave a repi
barli ti
to beat for hatching the
r
"
*-■ - . . . . . . •pay.|o r . Musician. Opal Emmons: ¡kard
l4-n*;d
.VugusL
H
f
l,
J.
H.
*
.
tnrki»v
rid'ng tn the rear «eat. w*-r ■ io entertain a largv attendance
hold Iheir next regular iih - p II iis d u spleitdol talk -o n "llo ,
Bearer. Freda Antrim.
| turkey eggs.
>11 h. h , »
a - rfsnh«nt of Bo­ flir. wn over the f r r * s c a t an.I Further details of this ronven-! Flag
Flafir n , ' ari%r
An,nm
' *
1
tlic+e on Thursday evening o ' Jtuilding'' by Mrs. \\ a-PPui
Mrs.
Flinn
acted
as
Insfalling1
à
lted the store at Hint e* t, <>d with only s'-gl-t hruis
Jnnuary 27.
(ion vvill apear in later issues ()flW p anrf ^
Faipfta „ Cer- ¡GRANGE LECTURERS OF THE
II Was suel, g splendid talk th
I IK
The ear wns not <nsiired.
emonial Marshall for Ihe Royal
«T A T E HOLD CONFERENCE
Mm. I). K. Hempstead ha» au effort will he made lo seen
her
a*
speaker
at
our
next
I*
-
Neighbor«. They were both from
received word IImf her father,
«V State Lecturers Couiv rcu* t*
"
w Margarite Camp of Portland.
Mr. <1. A. Carlson, o f 'Bpokint T.A. meeting to be held H
under the direction of Mrs. M
A dRinfy luncheon was served Bond, State Grange
wm seriously Injured in an au lined Tuesday in February,
Lectuier,
and a very pleasant evening en- and the Extension Service o*'
I am obit i* accident' Saturday Mi
joyed by all present.
and Mrs. Carlaon have vtclled T H E S T A T E C L U B - L E A D E R
Oregon Agricultural coilege v\aa
VISITS ALOHA-HUREI
the Hempstead» «uveral lime».
! held on the campus at Corval-
Funds For Library
Beat McMinnville
Paragraphs Of
Local Interest
.A,
Mired!!
A card parly » • « given la»t|
Saturday evening nl the Masonic
hall for tile benchl of the Bea-
vertnn puhlid Library, which re
Ccjvcd a hi) (it Sts.
Prizes wi T p
won by lilri. (J. C. Beach, Mr»
O. P. Jleiidojrsog.
Mra. J. NV
Sprague. Mr. L. D- «helli-nbor-
gier, Mr. A. M. Jgnn*«!! ami Mr
L. J. Hugh HOD
Tuesday was a tdg day
a!
sctiool.
Miss Helen Cowgill o f
O.A.C.,
Assistant
Stale
Club
Leader, spent the morning talk­
ing lo Ibe Boys’ and
(lirls’
clubs and llielr leaders.
Our
school has sixteen clubs. In­
cluding
sewing,
hand-work,
homo-making, bachelor sewing,
.cooiving,
camp
cookery
and i
poultry
clubs.
The
children |
Young people from the Norll
Paclllr
Kvaiiwelialic
luelitut nmt leatlers are very entliusi- [
asllc ,'ind . Miss Cowgill predicts
were In iVa.rrtou Sun 11>" i ' 1-
a
banner jenr in club work.
route In Oomwtiua where the*
Al noon, Iho laities who are
'held special meeting». M i»» K-l
•dith W a ll» joined the party here club lenders, entertained Mi**
Cowgill nn,| the lenohor* with
hut returned to sing nl M\e f»i-
a dainty lunch nl which Mis
inerat o f Mr*.
Vernon
Neal»
KmniB
nryaut. County Ruperin
which wfti lietd at the Pegg
Icodenl, wa* also a gue«t.
Mortuary «Mmday afternoon.
Innueiliately following lunch,
Harry Alms*mter ha« movedi all i* I ill» members assembled in
'the house on illte
McDonal one room and listened to an
place hack off Cedar At.
'• lui.plrtng talk by Miss Cowgill.
non face» Beaveriiam Mood. H* T|t*y gnve their rlnh songs and
'hiva Already begun Ha- construe yells and tried to show Iheir
lion of a new modern residence1 a ipreeinlion of her efforts.
At ,lwo-lliirly. the P.T.A. held
■on I he ground formerly neeu
il* i" solar meeting with about
pled by the McDonald house.
In
attendance.
iC. King has moved his Dar fifty mothers
Ml»* Cowgill was Ihe speak­
age from the Frohnniie'r build
Ing lo the Losll building on Ibe er o f Ihe afternoon and told Ibe
Highway where
Johnson
and n.others how Ihey can give en-
Hulbert formerly had the High­ couragemenl and help In Die
club work,-
way Oarage.
O H E E R IE A FT E R R O O N E R «
|j8, Jan u ary 10-12
D O N A TE TO LIB R A N Y FU N D
Nmety-one lecturer,
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! sent from all parts of Uu: - ilv-
Ye Cheerie Aftentooners and
Tlie llnal debate in. ;he sU le-
thetr husbands were entertaine*! wide conicst was k*'ld during
al the home of Mr. and Mrs. the session
on the question:
H. Cox Saturday evening.
A "T o be resolved that the Federal
very nice luncheon was served Oovernment should
not begin
and "500" was played.
the development of any new re­
Among those present
were: clamation project until there i*
Mr. and Mr*. R- D. Y'oung, Mr. a demand for agricultural pro­
an,| Mr*. Bradley Woodward, Mr. ducts that will pay the coat
amt Mrs. B. A. Rliose. Mr. and o f production plus a reason-
Mrs. Walter Harris. Mr. and ¡ible proflL”
The team from
and Mrs. Otto Hreiten.
Lane eounty took the affirmative
Mr. and Mrs. Y’oung won high side and the Brush
College
honors. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. i Orango In Polk county look th-
Wodward, second and Mr. Har-| negative side. The judge* d
T is and Mrs. Hreffen. third.
cided in favor o f the negative.
A libera» donation was taken
Mr PauI Naris prp»,.ntpd 11. •
up ami handed over to the LI- winners’ wilh a beautiful si vet
brarv «oinm lllfc to rm triMfifed |ovjng cup
to the Cheerie Afternooners.
\
Mr, B ^ 1><>nny o f lho
i
•
verton Grange was in attendance
Mr. Ted Baron, a violin in- i
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st-uctor o f Portland entertained. T h f t ¥ r w e „
Wj)lard aohoo
• Dr m use«! sfu d cls recently)^ EllCene ,, ,.e(
rtn0Vaicd.
al Ihe Saturday Symphony co n -,
eerl. They were each required
I' bf> Eoo, 'e n e e r A Box Co. al
In write an essay in letter form Mnrshflelq has increased it* can­
to Mr. Bacon and his assistant, i ^
om 1100.000 to $300,0 0 1.
Miss Mustee, describing the con-! Oregon has forty Iwn furni-
cert and whal il meant lo them | lures factories with 1.562 . m-
Miss Bernice Cox. oldest daugh-, ployees, $1,922.029 annual w a ­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coxiges and a yearly production of
jWon the flret prix».
$6.618,614,