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'I t u r b R averton r e v ie w PENDLETON ROUND-UP PASSES INTO HISTORY (Continued front Front Page) vorite, although Donn* Cowan was a close second for popular ity. One o f the thing.« of inleresl wa* the manner in which Pen JUNIOR O U t t ELECTS OFFICERS dleton, a town of some H.nOU The Junior el**s of H. II. tv inhabitants, entertained it* vis ha» elected the following o ffi itors numbering probably t'V- cer*: President, Robert Haine*; 000. Just think what it would vice president. Archie Zinthrick; I mean for every man. woman, secr'jr, (’.arlotla Shivelyr; treas., and ehild in your town having Clarence Bou*; reporter, James to entertain five people fo r I'nderwood; membere o f P e p tliree «lavs, or. we will *av. ev- commitlee, Margaret Wimsky, ery family, supposing eaeli fain Verne MHpe», and Milton Boring, ily to number four, lo h««>' to -------- . entertain SO extra people. Hie »pirit of cooperation shown, the EXCUSES GIVEN TO ATTEND FAIN good will, the organiialion, the 8ixty-five student* of the lo willingness to -et in and help, cal school* received excuse* so shown by -everyone, are r -mark- Shat they might attend the coun able, and are some of the char ty fair. These absences will acteristics of the old West that not be counted against the stu .«re often forgotten. Long live I he Round-Up! dents’ records. items o rn i FROM THE SCHOOLS ALOHA-HUBER R E V IE W L iv e N e w s F r o m A L iv e C om m u n ity REVIEW OF escaped death when slit. w a s COUNT HOUSE NEWS struck by a ear driven by Dr. E II. Hiullli, Hillsboro Rhe ran - Continued from front page) ront*. Originally Morris had out from behind a woodpile dl entered * plea of "not guilty" reelly In frnul of the Doctor's as a stall to pcrmll lime In ear. so dial he did not see her lapse so Hint he could work and until lie was only three f e e l earn enough money to puy his from her, according In the re port filed lie swerved the car fine. An orde, of default wa* la.| and «PpH«d ».r«kew, stoppina «ned by Gireuil Jndge George, ''" r H» lenglh. Ilio Hagley in Ibe sull lor divoree elilld reeelved minor scrulclic« ’o f Eduli H troni agallisi E r i k and bruisca. Iler pareti!* do tMroiu. noi aitarli any blam«' to Dr. Urlo Ruttoii of Beavortou ami Rullili David Wrighi al Bua log wart _____ l'uesiluy fmed 95UO Un ami sen- , SUIT STARTED TO lelli'cd lo serve slx mollili» III 0OLLE0T GROCERY BILL die Washington couuly Juil a f I .(ini Friday die Nordieru Ad ter euri, hnd «*> lered pica* of' uiliy lo issessioti ami Irun»- Jiislment eompatiy, dirmigli an portatimi of liipior. Farli he attorney, slurled «ult ugnili«) Mr. Th« gali serving hi* «en truce ini — mid Mrs. F. II. tirarln. mediulelv. sile n if J. E. Reevea complaint allegre dial die dr- ordered tIn*in iisaigned to road feiidaul« owed one H I Alkltl- work vvilh die r«'*l of die prismi son 9H0.50 for a grocery bill, labor of thè county. Mrs. Sul and hnd fulled In pay. The of Imi, inolher of mie of die pris- fleers levied on „ lltliek louring "iierH, addressed a eomniunlea- ear. llon lo die court naking for tenieney In her son's «eniem-e heeause he is In'r sole support ami Inni alwny* ln>en a good boy lindi he feti itilo luid company llowever, Jiuige George Hagley F o r N o v e lt ie s Imposi d a lienvy senience. Mrs. Herbert l.ivengnod is ill, A l OHA -HUBER F -T . A . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallili, at her home here. HOLDS MEETING S|' • lime traded their properly . - j here for an apartment house hi Mrs. William Clifton is kept 1 Pol-Hand, and moved there Iasi lo her home by illness. The (irsi l'areni-Teuehers* week. Mrs. Harry Sidwell is visit- meeting of Mie year wa* lield Mr. Francis Livermore. Si-., mg friends at Corbett. al III? sclinol house lue'dny af- and son John have returned Mrs Mach lalked ou from a trip lo Paiullclon, where Roberta Marvin lias recovered ternoon club work, ami pian* werc Iliade they attended the Rotimi-Ip. from a few days' illness. for (he boy*' and girl*' club Mr. Jess Hayes ha* recovered work lo he un evhihilion al thè’ Mr. ami Mrs Frank Gallili, from an attack of die grippe. (..utility Fair bemg lield al Itili* Mr Ibyijumin Gray, and Lester, enjoyed * fishing trip ut Misi, Mrs. Caroline Gaunt of Port ■ i rò tlus week. Giuli girl* and boy* g u e ' near Gtatskanb', over I lie week land was a recent visitor her.». talk* mi wlial Ihey Itkcd beai end. Kliiabeth Hayes visited with' al G. A. C. Ibi* summer. I.u -’ The Huber Ladles' Social Im friends at Timber over the week (cille Johnson lalked oli "lice.e provement club will hold a sil end. alimi.'» ami Mabel M. Keowu se ver tea al the home of Mr». Pe- Mrs. S. N. Buck and Mrs. le« led "Marehing Downlown" a* It r Wirkstraiid on I'hursday al Alice Wheeler visited in Port | her pieferenee. Wilma Tuli le lernoon. talketì «>n "Gri'pe Paper YVoik," land recently. Mr*. Jessie Lee and Anna Lee TNEAT PLANNED FOR TEACHERS WILL BE Iieu- and exhibitcd a rose and a doli enier'ained about seventeen la Mr. and Mrs. Andrew RASKET BALL GIRLS fr i* ».is ! ehe had made from crepe pap. r GIVEN RECEPTION holm visited Portland R‘ , 1 while there. I.ester Ileum* dies al it silver Ira on I'liurs- Mrs. R. Cook is planning a All the parents o f children one day last week. w e r * “ weinie roast" lo he given for attending school are invited (o talked on " Ubieties Mr. Lehtl- day afternoon. Game* the candidates for the girls* a reception for the teachers, lo Mr, and Mrs, Hobest Casteele herr gave u talk on thing* lo play ed, ami a good 11 1 ||>* was i n • basket hall team. The treat will he held in the high school au have relumed from a short va- hg done to niakp the \loha-liit Joyed hy all. take place some time next week. ditorium Tuesday in n in g. Sept, cation ration spent «I at Newport Insidi. besuh. be* school standard Mr*, ('.lutile* Haines ami Mis. Holier! Chamberlain were Ilea-, Mr. and Mr*. Roplius Bon- ORCHESTRA SCHOOL m '" "" " " " " "" ’ , livke ?'■ of ,*"? Yamhill S " ; have hern al in , S T iC i. vyrton visitors recently. TO BE ORGANIZED p ™ , ................. r... their hON|e here for a few days.] ACGIDF.NTS II F. P o lir ED Mr. Hilaries Halite* t> visiting An orchestra will he formed trm'luTH o f bnlh III* graili' an I !^ a'* rN,‘r' ,,f * no* tin« in 'Ir*. A. M Ryder, hMtl Sp.i soon, composed o f l>olh grad» Mm high schools, and i- for Ih • Wck Bowman and Juliu*, || in evepmg. and lo have ¡. al h|* home here fur a few days Vuil the 5, in, i s and high school students. Mi-s parents or children jlien.lin Buek are vaeationing si |he' 'I'ad dl. •*' night’1 with a man frulli III* duties us euginy er al knne avellile, Porllaml, reeelved a ciunp near Yamhill. a hrulsed ami in nu nuloinoldle Grace Garrison will be the di both these school* or any oth- '*U0k cottage at Cannon Beach, appointed lo preside and 25 cent coun rector. 'Dick" Bowman hus returned leeulent Sunday al die corner of er school in the vicinity. Mrs. Ethel Gaunt I* en ter-1 1‘ lans were ilso made to Third and Edieon, llill*l>wro V ter al the- You are cordially invited to f j nUng her mother, Mrs. Jo- ,la** 9,1 Cjvr«'lcria Binches from a trip lo (ho Mall Clerks SEWING CLUBS HAVE convent ion held at Boston, Mass. ear drlven bv A. M Rviler o f lite come out and gel acquainted i ,.ep|, York, from Yamhill for » ,,unn* *hp ' i 1" ’0’ term. a i first one lo he held on W edile* \v Itile on Ills trip he visited Ni salile uditeci« eollideit willi EXHIBIT AT FAIR with the instructors in o u • lew days. day. Oct. lilli. agara Falls, historical Plymouth ear driven by Ivahjtine Murray. The two sewing rluhs o f I he public schools. Beacerton Exchange Mr. Peter Stock, the butcher, where the Pilgrims landed. 1117 Jaekaon «Ireel, lidlshoro local schools have a booth at cut lug hand <|iute badly with Ycruna tiro»*, dnughler of the County fair this week, dec BOOSTER CLUB TO Mrs. Waller Fish of Stacey Hunker Hill, ami Coneord. Mass, Paul T. Gros», lllll«horo, barely a cleaver, wlufe rutting meal orated in the grade school col avenue has returned lo her w here MEET TUESDAY recently. famous hudle» were ors. blue and while The eigh home from a few weeks spent fought. The Beaverton Booster clu‘> . teen girls exhibiting sewing Wilma Mason , i Star ■ at Independence will meet in the regular place j rluh work are alien.ling t h e i n< with a party o f friends en Mr, and Mr*, W a l l e r Inder Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strickland fair today in a .body, going up nevl Tuesday evening. Sept. 27. joyed a trip around the M I . son had a chieke nllotise al their J. W. Hay Hard is president of am) huhy were receul guests at to Hillsboro in n hus furnished Hood loop on Sunday. the home of Mr and Mrs. T. place destroyed by fire lu»l for the occasion by the school. the elub and Frank Dielsch is secretary. Mrs. Shannon of Ranla Rosa Stewart at Huber, Friday forenoon, The huild- To say nothing of the Roe- road has had several chicken* STUDENT BODY Mr. William Shoemaker ha* ing was valued at $300, a n d [W R K X IIA M S T R A IN | FOR SA l.L OFFICERS NOMINATED Festival float, which was pul o:i [ stolen recently from her fatten been spending a few days at lit* was Insured, hut tw.> brooder by the Booster club and whic’i Mixtd Named Varieties f I 90 pkl; named van« lies £1 (kipkt The students of the hi gh home here from his dudes at ing pen. stoves and full brooding eipiip- school nominated their student is seldom remembered now. two a camp near Keaaey, AI#o BEST L U P IN E Seed at 50« pkt. men were destroyed, with no in body officers Monday al Ihereg visible evidences of the club's Mrs. Harry Sidwell has re Mr. Harry Sidwell spent the ular annual meeting held for contribution to the welfare ot turned to her home surance. The (|uirk work of from a Should be planied now during month id August Reed css be uble in week end at Ills home here, He that purpose. Election will he the community are the drink pleasant vacation spent ed St HKKTHoi.il R FKKD STORK ,.r our n reeidenrs. Cum* and near is employed al die Silver Falls the neighbors saved a nearby ing fountains, one on Broadway- hdd next Monday. see our second blooming delphiniums. near the crossing lo the S. P. Silverlon. chicken house from burning. lumber e*mp. near Silverlon. The nominee* arp; President. depot, and one on Front street Donald Jackson. Fred Zuercher. Phone 5 1 0 7 C E. A L L E N W e ild a l e near the corner of Watson. Kenneth Wood. David Tobey. This club is doing a go< d Mr. and Ytrs. Joe Mue*»|g lirs. E. B. Plant of Huber was Vice-president. Glen Kingston, L O C A L NEWS work and seems to he filling a a dinner gue*l Sunday of Mrs. have moved to Portland. Daisy Taylor. Herbert Mitchell is driving a- F. «*. Donaldson. very useful niche in the com Secretary. Irene Warfel. Hen . Mr. Harris Hansen attended new Ford. munity. rietta Gerrow. Hanna Y’oung. John Emmett is again owner the Round-1 p at Pendleton. " aU K W lU i 'AUL’dL Ä » m a m jaua at at jk m m v »Ä »^| Mrs. E. E. Swenson has re o f die Studio Barber shop, hav Treasurer. Jameg Underwood , Mrs. Y\'. G. Roberts ;iaid son OUT OF THE PEPPER BOX turned from Garden Home, i:ig purchased «1 from J. How». Alden Wilson, Miles Kent. Low Frank spent Monday in lleaier- where she has been nursing al ry Baker. • U give* a man a feeling ol i i . K. Weed of YY'ec ¡'s Land ton. the home o f Mrs. H. B. Taylor.’ Parliamentarian. Thelma Par superiority lo compare himself scape Nursery. u|io has been ill ker, Alice Blomnuisl. The locu! Boy Scouts went A fire in the woods on the for sonic lime, ■„ reported im- Athletic mnager. David Tobey: Willi his wife’s relatives. lo Portland last \\ ednesday to Kelley farm northwest of town . proving. A customer doesn’t stand well lias lieen causing a little appre nssi.slant athletic manager. An sec Col. Lindbergh. with die hank when the latter hension, hut there has been no na Y’oung. Mr. ani( Mrs. H W. Cook and Misses Florence H iowii uml Financial manager. Milton has to carry him loo long. damage done. i family o f Portland spent Run- Irene Warfel and Harold Miller Boring. day railing ou friends in die spent Sunday at Neskowin. The Germans say lo choose — for Dr. and Mrs. Karl Swenson Sorrento district. Student body council, Verne a frugal wife, hul fail lo say j and son Reed came out from Mr. L H. Dean uml Mr. Rum Mapes, Glen Kingston. Gertrude wl-tie such a person may he Portland Wednesday lo call on YVnrk started Tuesday on im Rpeuke left Tuesday fur .4 limit Walters, Winnie Antrim. Fran found. your convenience their parent*, il being the doc proving the market road north ftig trip south of Hosehurg. ces Jenne. Phyllis I.ingman. on Cedar street. II was e x - Here’s a recent expert defini tor's mother's birthday. Hummer staff, assistant edi Mi** Gladys Khellenhe.'ger Our system al careful attention lo ’phoned orders pecled this work would begin tor. Mile* Kent. Donald Jackson, tion of an expert, "A man who leave* this week In attend the Miss Leona Hetu is the new some weeks ago, hut it ha* knows more Hnd more about le-s Violet Taylor, Glaren»e Bou* saleslady al Sprague's. Leona j been delayed for some reason. | Normal *rlmnl at Monmouth. and our punipt delivery service is one of the Advertising manager. La Dena and less." is well and favorably known m , Ur. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs, F. R. Johnson, who i.< pulling Underhill, Robert Haines, Helen factors toat has mack* this store the choice of dis The difference between work-1 this community. Mr. Sprague! TefTt. . er* and shirkers Is far moye is very fortunate In securing in die Rich field gasoline dis- Jr. and daughter Jean led Mon Business manager. Lillian Ilian die sound of die criminating buyers. (ributing station just west of day for a week's visit in Astor word* I. r service#. Mass-man. John Barrv, Lois Cnx. would indicate. town ha* leased the Alexander ia. • • n m Miss Grace Garrison is the Reporter. Frank Burn. Bettv house just hack of where F. W. Gay ford Wilson left Rulurday When a woman gels a per new (earlier added to Hie staff Hislion is living, and will move for Coivnlli«, where lie will en Huntlev, Phyllis Tudor. Klnora manent wave she usually pra'-s o f the local schools. Rln* was Now is the lime to buy your supply ol the var Smith. Helen Mills. in soon. The lease runs for ter tiie freshman class of O. fervently that it may swt ep elected last Friday lo leach a year. A. G. ious autumn fruits lor canning and preserving. some man o ff his feet. music, arithmetic, language, and Mrs. Mary Adams, a former Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wunecli,1 Mr. Oliver Walker troni Col The one thing a wife will snelling. Beaverlonian, hul now a reei- who have been visiting al the orado was a week end guest m ’ dent of Portland, ha* been visit cheerfully admit lo her husband j Mr. and Mr*. Freeman Al- N. W. Gorham home, left Mon die home of Mr. and Mrs. W . D E L IV E R Y * ERY’ ICE \V'»i Sut« 2 p 10 E»*| Soli J tv 1 ing in town several day* thi* is diaJ she ean’ t think of any Dri - lit o f lays Angeles are die day morning for their home al F. Deal. We Delivei Rnturday At 10 .TO s. m. reason for having married him. week. guest* this wegk of Mr. ami Lo* Angeles. Mr*. Gorham ac-1 Mr. ami Mr*. W. It. Van Klerk Mrs. A l compani'-d them a* far south In Chicago a society of mar Mrs. James finder- The B. K. Denny family and and daughter Katherine spent bright and Mrs. Plnder are »i> as Eugene. Mrs. 8. Akin were among the ried men ha* been organized lo BF.AVERTON MARKET AND GROCERY • the week end with relatives in delegates from the Beaverton define and defend die right* of ters. Portland. Mr. Arnold Farmer and Ralph F a rm er u: We pay cash (or your eggN and produce U Grange to attend the County husband*. Here i* evidence Ihai Mr. and Mr*. Bennett a n d Meyer* of Oswego were visitor* Mrs. L. It. Dean and Mr*. I. Fair at Hillsboro on Grange a few men in the world have family, who have been occupy at Steve Hlanken'e home Friday. it. Metzler were luncheon guests B — w r i i W f w n O T f W i f m m m ftn ftflrc r o v * s u m i entirely lost (he sense of fear. I ing Hr** house owned by Mr*. day. The Mi*»es Gladys and Edna Friijay in the home of .dr*. 1 M. H. Cady on Watson slceet Blauken spent the week end at Robertson. are moving away. Independence. Mp. ami Mrs. J. A. Grant of George Rtuinp, who has been Miss Gladys Hlanken spent Garden Home were dinner guest* in the Navy for three years, returned last week lo the home Monday in Portland on business ' Sunday in the home of Mr. and ! Mr*. J . C. Huntley, of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. and visilmg friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allen George Slump, Sr. Mr*. Cook, who teaches Eng- IN Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Barnes, i lisii in Ihe local high school, Mrs. W. II. Boyd attended a Mr. Barnes’ is rooming in die home of Mr. luncheon given Monday by di<* accompanied by Hillsboro Chamber o f Commerce sister and her husband, Mr. ami ! and Mr*. Ed Boring. for the superintendent* of the Mrs. Fuller o f YY'ilcb Hazel spent •Jr». II. <7. Bowers of Spring- Septem ber 25th the week end al Pendleton. I'oumy Fair Board. dale, Wash., is spending nov • Mi* ami Mrs. \V. C. McK»ll el nl days in Ihe home of be» Miss Janet Huntley and Mi Buick took vibration out o f the Commencing Sunday September 25th, a c sister, Mrs. Ida Jones. Al George attended the hall giv- ami Mi-s Juliette Garter. by dieir guests, Mr. hy die Ore - 1 companied en .Saturday night Mr. Albert Brandi, who bus changes will be made in Red Electric B, Ha.vnes of Chi been at Independence for the nomah Chapter, O. E. 8.. at the an<l Mr!*- Service now supplem ented by the cago, motored to Salem Sunday. it has taken it out o f th e road past three weeks, returned to Masonic Temple in Portland. his home here Sunday. Silver Grey Coaches of the Southern Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Kennedy N o w Buick for 1928 has come forward and two eons and Mr. and Mrs. their guest, Miss Hallie Myers, Rev. Frank J. Cunningham, Pacific M otor Transport Company. Y erne Domagalla and two daugh- of Portland, spent the week end pastor o f the Church of Chris with another great contribution to at the home of Mrs. Myers' D re left Saturday for several is holding a series of revival motoring comfort. Buick has taken N ow you can go Southern Pacific by day»' hunting near Roseburg. i mother. Mrs. Florence Johnson, meetings at 8L Helens. | al Dlllev. vibration out o f the road by equipping Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. I.eon Davis of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Jones and North Dakota, but formerly of of Eureka, Cal., and Miss Nellie every Buick with Hydraulic Shock Ab Sonneman of Portland were two sons, who liaye been livin': Beaverton, spent Sunday visit Motor Coaches are the very latest and sorbers, front and rear— an added lux dinner guests Friday in t h e I on 2nd and Hall HI*., moved lo ing friends in Beaverton. finest— especially designed to provide Hillsboro Tuesday. Mr. Jackson, home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ury that the savings o f Buick volume Mrs. F. II. Kchoene alld Miss manager o f die Thrift store, Huntley. maximum safety and comfort. » • t Mahil Carlson left Sunday for have supplied. will oeeupy the house. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Haynes, an extended visit with relative# Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tallmari and friends in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. W’ . C. Mc.Kell and Let us put a Buick for 1928 at your dis In P o rtla n d motor coaches will use the in die Miss .lulled« Carter were dinner visited Monday night Mrs. Ora Anderson o f Col of I home of Mr. Tallman’s parents, posal so you may test this riding com Salmon Street Stage Terminal, between guests Tuesday in die home lins View was a dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. W'. M. Young of, Mr and Mrs. D. C. Tallmaii. fort for yourself. Fifth and Sixth Streets. » * • » t Monday in die home of Mr. They left Tuesday lo visit l i e Portland. Round-Up al Pendleton, accom and Mrs. YV. It. Y'an Kleek. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boring, Mr# panied by Miss Gama Peterson. Sedans $1195 lo $1995 • Coupes £ 1 195 to $1850 ncv. YV. E. Ingalls left Tues A U claetat o f Southern Pacific rail . Lulle Boring and son Milton, Sport Model i £1195 to £1525 day forenoon for Salem, where Mr. and Mr*. Harvey W’utnsrli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hughson A lt prtcei f . o. b. F lm t, M U h ., government tax to bn added. road ticket» utill be honored for trans T h e C. M . A . C financing plan, the most deu rella , it available. and son Harvey, Y’lelor and of Los Angeles were guests of he will attend the annual slate portation on Southern Pacific Silver of the Methodist Y'erie Emmons, and Earl Evans Mr. and Mrs. N. W’ . Gorham conference W H IN BETTEft AUTOM OBILES ARE BU ILT. BUICK W ILL BUILD THEM spent the week end at the farm 1 yveek before last Instead of be- church. Grey M o to r Coaches. owned by Ed Boring near Hebo. mg the guests of and Mrs. Mr. YV. B. Emmons and two staled in 8. YV. Bradley had hi* ear J. \\’. Raynard, as sons, Alton and Victor, spent Please ask agent for new time table, last week's paper. badly damaged as he drove on last week hunting near Grant* containing both rail and motor K< v. and Mrs. Omar Idso ami to the highway al Huber. He Pass. Victor Emmons bagged coach service. daughter Faith o f Myrtle Point, was coming in on the road from two deer. Miss Edidi the north when a ear coming a< ronipanfed by Mrs. Charles Shively and 3 (l.e down from )h e we*l collid'd Walls, arrived Monday al with his, and did damage to the home of Mrs. Idso's parents, Mr. boys returned Sunday from the The Misses Helen extent of 9!*0. He has called and Mr*. Henry Walls. Hev. Id hop fields. ,«nd Carl oil „ had returned Ihe on die automobile insuranre so left Tuesday lo attend the G. K. All«*n, Agent agent, N. J. 8kee, and had his animal Conference of the M. K. week before in order to attend high school. car insured. church at 8alem. Choice Delphinium Seed Madam! Important Changes Southern Pacific Service First- Now- engine Rail or Highway <| « BUIOOI 928 V. R I C H T E R H I L L S B O R O , ORE GON Southern Pacific