The Beaverton review., January 13, 1928, Image 1

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Volume VI, N»bcr 7.
Bmertoa, Wuhinfton County, Oregon, Jasuary 13, 1929.
HKAVKRTON OUI» F E I .M W
M ID G E IN S T A L L S O F F IC E R S
Survey Ordered By
Beaverton C. of C. I
licit verton I xidifi' No. 262, I
K ., held It* Mini annual
In-
Motion Monday night, Ja n . 9th,
which time the following o ffl-
<rr* were installed:
Sanford R ogers, N. G .; J .
K.
(¡•Miliari. V 0 ; M. K Underhill,
secretary ; V. W
Livermore, tre ss-
O.
Old Established Firm May Lo
cate Cannery Here If As
Short Summaiy Of
Court House News
T il* » «
n l«mberi«in!y,wsr.ieÌ;
l . ‘ l .’X
-I
01 Weekly
Coui,f ^
GRADE
Jo y
llu le tt
ITERS
Lisle
Mrs. Weills visited
•trade Monday.
the
Walker
first
Mrs. Boring and Mrs.
Young
visited the fifth grade Friday.
Miss (¡arrison h** returned
to
school a fle r an absence of a week.
Al Th« " T
Al okui« * Bï
SCHOOL
an#r “ a r ­
Ihe eighth grade,
school here.
and
is visiting
may finish
O I.CA R
FO R
B IA D IN O
A CL
TH R
F A M IL Y
$150 Per Tear
Basketball Teams
Even Up Score
Three Day Work Week Will Produce
Whole World's Necessities by 1977
Local Boys Win From Banks
By A Score Of 22 to 19;
Girls Lose 18 To 9
era,
conductor;
Cha*
Khtrenre, j
Our Hillahsru Reporter
This week the Upper grade* are
chaplain; l>r. lle tu , U. K V . 0 .;|
biking their midyear
and
aix-
Jim . M iIsel, L g . V (j ; J
F
weeks' exam s.
Thompson, O. <î.; Krank (taunt, I i
A CCID EN TS R E PO R TE D
O .; Ira Let«, It 8 , 8 . ; Jn o . Howe,;
, . _ ,.
-
,
Edward f»rooe o f Portland
The program pr#|>arrd by
Ihe
Fast playing on both sides char­
L. 8 8
John U verm or*. driving a Far,I
BeaT^rton.
He 1.
in acterised the 22-19 victory fo r the
secretary, with th„ assistance of
mods I or, was struck by a car drlv the first grade.
F. J
I »letsch, for the Chamber . * 11.., ‘oyt l " nd •W*«*Uon headed by
Beaverton High school
boys on
, ,,
. . . . .
"Hill ' te u re n * >ad J
W
Mr. en and owned by J
Vurent, Main
It was
the
o
ommerce. was delivered
l o c a , * l ani ,,|j fHend* of Beaverton 8 t *
Hillsboro.
Livermore
w aa>
Th« hover grades received their Wednesday evening.
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. .
a
s .
*
e
salsi
fourth first gam« of the season, played
w “ ' h«°i| 'ru e sd a v * e 'v r n in * " when lu*»*r ' w«'r* »«L and ~ «ari.Ted ‘ T . »lowing down to turn o ff of
the rand* last week for the
against
the team from the Banks
I
S T
< ü b £ Z l4
«>
*>
ü - M . in the h ig h w s y .a n d lmd the door open -"« • > » f sc html.
Team work featured
to give the signal
The driver in
Mrs. , . . trick, the fourth grade High school.
ceremony of installation.
meeting.
the game, rather than individual
h<“.,r‘?
r
.
,
f
*
,.,r'1.
'
°
*
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e.
t***.
»
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f
"
*
1
«
!
teacher,
bas
return«.!
to
Ihe
school
The Bethel Mai* ipiartet rend-
Inspiring talks were given, and
starring.
ered two v«ry
Z n g L ' S T Z m S Z . , ‘ k h*
“ ° Beaverton
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boy. g.v‘e -----------*—
‘¿r’o n Z M » « *
' «
Ssence of se v e r., w ¿ k s ‘.
The Beaverton girls
played
a
Doty uf making Ih-overion lodge a pow-
» , bumper o f t h . Livermore
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ably aaalsted t b , M r. R
good. con«i*|t«nt gam s, but
were
».
er in the social and fraternal life f.*r ' , iv' r," or« '» ■ »urveyor. and rO V N T Y C. E. SO C IETY
a t the piano.
7„ ,
„ ...
___handicapped in speed, as well as
lives at liul>er.
HOLDS M EETIN G H E R E , n . ^ " r h e t a r n from Banks won
Th# m atter o f a constitution and
our cil,r'
by-laws fo r Ihe Chamlier was la- . . ..
The annual winter rally of the by a score a t I8-(L
S U IT S F IL E D
ken up.
I*resident Ptnder stated l’< ¡ , J< B K ItR Y G R O W ERS
Washington County Christian En-1
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that previous b y la w .
had
been
HAH ^ W T I O N OK O F F IC E R S
The S tate of
Oregon
is
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,,ou ror ,:,,ion * * " held in
Bethel fA B E W H L L P A RTY GIVEN
loot, or possibly had never been
„ .
„
.
. . . . . .
" ita -S f! i
Irving, defendant, who
had
an j - T , - . - - - - ~
FOR MR. AND MRS. W E IL L S
turned into the Chamber by
ihe
>r" ' J “ » 12
I r W ^ d e f « d a n t ;._ je h o _
J* n . 5.
A pot luck supper
was
,« W
„ The
C ooperative" B erry 0 l<l»mohil,. ear M ite l for unlawful , « , v v,
fi:3o to th.. officers T ”
M r' * nd M m
R‘
T
W e i,,,•
firs t secretary. D. U. Cochrane.
Scholls
the
of lh« ^ nt
fabln«t and while spending laat Friday
eve-
V .iUH ii*. HAMS— Is the American
G . Ide, m anager of the land d set-
set­ Growers' s« *« c i.tio „ ,„«t , t the I. transportation of liquor, on
s w tm a a working blmaelf out ot
>regnn
»•
Monday .D ernoon » ‘T th .-lfeav erto n highway
K
B (hp #v«n(n|f r. „
^
at
mng . t the home of Mr. and Mra.
tlem ent department of the Oregon
work?
„ of- to discus*
problem*
and -------
elect di-
the attorney for
the m
,
p W. H. Boswell,
were
pleasantly .
S la te Chamber of Commerce,
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—- TonFu<’
. . ...
Alt lbe world's needs wlli Oe pro
*
**• *
a
,
. ■
n la in tif f
.
c tir n e ts iu l
es
t h o
o m h n p e
r. f
h e.
surprised W
by
the m members
of t the
fered to supply copies of b y law *. " v * 0 "
A ftrr ,lh* ‘«•«•lor. were
M ...
.
. . , iff
A
C. R. com m ittee con
duced in ibr** days' work teen we««
Bethel
choir.
I
t
was
given
com­
from which.
probably . Beaverton
,hpy **rld • »•••ting and
Bertrand K. M ailing is p a in tlff f«r«„f « ,
condurte/ and P a "l
by lg n U tbs per cap tu product loo
plimenting M r. and Mrs.
W eills
w llf adopt «.m e a . models.
>»«—
•«•*»ra
from
th. , »nd John B
U rso n . defendant ,n Rrowl|
the
fin(y
^
of U>* working man Increases in tbe
earn* ratio as It baa in tbe last twen-
J , B Part left, president; * m ortgage foreclosure suit filed - T h , Value o f th« Chlfatian Fn “ nd •o n ,> who
t"<'y»n« to Chan-
M r. Binder, who
autom slb'sllv group:
ty-av* yean, according to Karl Kilby
-
-
-
deavor »oc^elv’•
™
n,nF-
Texaa.
They
expect
to
lock th* presidency when E.
W. J . K . Rennet I, vice-president; Vic- ^, n ' *
chief at tbe research department ot
leave the latter part of the week.
tor W m 'ro m . secr.-Ury
The oth-
John S - Buh,*o »"d Molly Buhlte
tbe Coicman Lamp company bera
r t r 'c t lt " f m
W“1
er two directors are William l i s a ,rP »ulr>« Ceeelia
Hall.
George - , |V » W IRES** E L E C T IVA R
I Tho*c Pr««ent were
Rev.
and
“Th* average man is producing to
F rT n ?
« X sen and Alher. Crouger.
Hall. C a r l « * snd Sherk Co. (a
K IN G STO N
Mr* - ° ° n M
M ,r N iil' Mr
per cent mar* manufactured products
Frank Dletach was eteeted
etre-
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.
.
. corpora I Ion). and P. Forkhendoff
w
"
I R E S ID E N T Mr, . R B . Denney, Mr and Mrs
tban be did a quarter of a century
president.
f o ^ t h c , - r a l e r a t h ” ri
r ,o r •
Promissory
note.
Alfred
W' R
m tertaln ed WilHs Cady, M r. and Mrs R C.
ago.' declared M i Kilby "Prom 191»
to 192S slone there was an lncreaa* ol and tbe iovenuon ol the Kaanitn«-
During the main part a t *h -
l«.,Hes 7..!^^
Whrrlo rk o f Portland is stto m ey ,h«; U vf
Wi? * 4 , ^
8 a n d ,y Hoty. Mr snd Mrs. J . H . H rfett,
program
10 par cant per person in production ppeesure lamp, the soft evco diffusion
ogmm. Mr. IWet.rh t^ e sld -l. he-
,,'T k I
,
x ,T . ^ * ,
f«r the plaintiff.
p’» “
school girl* Mr
and M rs.
W alter
H arris.
reptionally
good.
More
has
been
"Orowtb la output per person Is due of which ts the Dearest approach to
raup« he had Ihe details of
snd boy.
a t her home. Monday M r. and M rs. M . H .
M etcalfe,
received bv member* o f the
or-
in tbe main to tbe increasing utills* daylight of any artificial Illumination
program more fully In hand. The
M A RRIA G E L IC E N S E S
evening. T h e y had their annual M rs. Leslie Spencer. Mrs E
G.
U o d
of macblnery and pdwer. to tbe Is one o! the moat ouu»Landing of the
flret speaker was W
C.
M . , ' . * gnnlsatlon lh an non-mom ber* re
rank
° f °fG eer*, choosing
as Webb, M rs. J .
E . Davis,
and
Introduction of various sorts ot labor- advance» made In manufacturing Us*
the land settlem ent «Nrislon
saving device* and methods to tb< of innumerable safety device« u an
B u te Chamber.
R e spok
growth at mass production of etsod- other
ly a few minute*.
Mr
erdlaad articles, th* elimination of
‘Incicaaed production per capita
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wer« married (In- same d«v nt the
“
'ocpe(««7 -trea*urer.
M is. KIN TO V L A D IE S' AID TO
waste and other economic* resulting ha* been m > grt-ai that hunker• hour*
HAVE Q
County Jud
Ju d ge
ge E
E. J J . W
W ,-d
M „
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“ U ILTIN G P A RTY
..° f f * *
, 7 7 * " « « B K * M 'X II.IA R Y
' ^ . r o o f f t'ountv
ed .
in bettor method* and mauasetnent may be looked up>u ny workiuK peu
m arriage license w at i- r m t - l . .
p
n . , W,’PeM * . Misses
Kinton, Ore., Ja n . 12 (S p e cia l).—
improvement In lighting facluile» pie bs a form ui slave driving P fu
c n u T n M r e . g e T l l - , or f.r m Z
H ' S ' ,»»*SI'K H O U 8 Y E A R *o A A
lei i M Canfield o f Garden ' ' " h
V "? ”
The Ladies Aid society will hold
»U h U m I hr UUI a U oo ol elee uve UftùU . ib b .ace.**
tween here and Orrneo.
_ B fh e r , irre., Ja n . 12 (.Spécial)
Horn« ami Hasel P. B rston . o f S a-
,*;cAL r n ' " " 1
« l* *
iU regular monthly meeting a t the
B . C Ryaiw. the manager of the
A“ * i,i" ry to ,h r , , " bpr l-m . on Ja n . 6. TTi. v wer,, mnrrhri "|’d
* * ' - ! ' ' l|f,rold. r V , ^ , . ? f a r' church r e s t Thuradav, Ja n . 19. It
InHuatrie. d ep artm nR o f the Fort-
^ ¡ | h.”
‘ »«r mtm. <iey in Uw office o f V.
s— nw. -m i -
OREGON 8 TU D RN T C B O M N
A*
land Uhanther o f Commerce
then Pro"tv>r" n' f ‘* r . " t " 1 •*
P a rtin g j
WnH . cxin tv juHgc
old fa s h i'ned quilting party will be
TO HOLD NATIONAL O F F IC E
the attraction to r th e day.
Urael Narver, president o f the
IL M
411 ladies in the community are student body at O. S. C., and a
invited to attend; you do not have fortner
Beaverton
High
school j
m m
Growers' hasoriatlon,
who ■r» : president. M r*.
D.
Shaw ; Holmes
Forest Grave
12 , (Special)
. Fruit
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, u Kinton, i, Ore.. Ja n . —
—
-
.
ito be a member to attend
this graduate, has ju st returned
fro m ;
' Mrs
told something of the organising vter p c
nt. Mrs.
O. l-srson; see-
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"*» •
H vrnette
Ford.
primary jg ^ H n g .
I f y®u cannot come for the National Student Federation of
o f hla
association.
and
spoke retary . Mr* J
Gilsdorf; treasurer.
P R O BA T E C O U R T
! teacher o f the Kinton s«hooi. was , aH d>y rom<1
convenient.
A mene A held at Lincoln, Nebraska
highly commending the work
o f Mrs
J M l,sei.
¡ . T h e e sta te o f Ixiuiss Myers, de-
°f
m t k i it*m
Fjtrh one ta
to bring N arver was
honored
by
being |
R
H . Kipp, the principal speak-
Th.. Inst card „arty was held at ceased, was Mod for prohate J ih . d
wrecked on the O .-W . „ lnnfh >nd a)so , needle, thim- fleeted to a national office in the
e r o f (he evening.
the home of M rs.
C.
J
Row . 7.
Frank Meyer* was named ad- ”
* , N' ,** 2 neo" i f fo rg e Sun- bW nnd grisaors.
N. S. F . A. He is regional direct- 1
Mr r. Kipp stated that
that Reid
Mur whh
sltcm isn ce
The m
* n*
> ■ >- * . K
L *' Mrt-
_
__
or of eleven of the fa r western '
M
Reid-Mur
w*»h n a very
very good
rood attendane#.
The
m inistrstor.
inistrstor.
Mr!<' For-I had
h“ d been
bepn i ,
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dock and company of Chicago, an "» x t party will be held at the club
The estate o f J . 8. Guyton, de- i‘i* nd,n.*r l„*l* holiday season at her ! e R E E P O U L TR Y SCHOOL
states, the purpose being to in-
terest students o f the universities
old. estahlishe.1. and one
of the i'»u*,. on Fell. 1st. at 2 o'clock. Via- ceased, was filed fo r probate, Ja n .
mr.,
*'
* * * b° Un' 1
TO B E H ELD AT T IG !.\RD
J
large*!
packinghouse*
In
the I t " '- are welcome.
7 .
R
j.
McAlear. _____________
o f Hillsboro, . i _
ortlaBd- . ,
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________,
, ,
n , two
wu day
dav poultry
poultrv school will * nd folieges in these eleven -vea-
country. had written the Portland
is the executor.
. h . Vt'ry fof tun«tp|y esesped in- ^ h (d >t j| ^
han (>n tern stotes, snd to look a fte r the
Chamber that they, this rempnny. ALIMI \ M tN *S AUTO
The estate of Jam es Albert Mun- ^Ury' 'j “ 1 r*^e,v<'^ ''U'te a shaking Ja n
anJ
undt>r the lu!lpire< interesU of the N. S. F . A .; and
would, in Ihe near future, build
DAM AGED IN A CCIDENT son. decease.,, was filed for pro- ¡ 'P'
h*“ was able to return
to )f TuaUUn Vnilcy Poultry associa- al»° to arrange parties fo r student
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three canneries
on
the
P srific Aloha. Ore.. Ja n . ,2 (S p e cia l).— hate. Ja n . 4. with Roseo# E. Mun-
Pr
dutu‘* “ »«><lay.
^
ara| tbe 0
x
c> Extension worM tour*-
coast
They arc coming to
the As S s n f rd Rogers was
driving »an named a* executor.
. , . . r l . IKI
service.
The school is free, and
N arver
was
also
appointed
The • oum ilmen-eUO,
M.
W.
l aciric roast Iw au se
no
where home ?r..m I'ortlnrul nt about mid
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Tc.lt'a-v /Vi
the pul ite is invited.
The
first '^ airm an o f tèe standing commit- Manning and
H arry
Alexander.
•lae can they find the quality o f night. Saturday, a car. the driver G R A N G ES TO H A V E
'
.. n *
A I » R « I A T I « N aJ<lre„ wju
a t 10;00 a . m. tee on student government, consid- took their seato a l
the
re g j.u i
fru it that is grown here.
„ f wb|«b
intoxicated, struck
JO IN T IN STA LLA TIO N
A* *^c !*•! meeting o f the Re-
ered one of the most important of m eeling of the City Fath ers, Mon-
beVah lo lge, Mrs. H attie H arris 0 R F G 0 N
Another featur« taken into con- the Rog r* <-ar,
near
Fairvale.
S T A T E
N E W S the »tanding com mittees.
day evening of this week.
Ktnto.i, Ore., Ja n . 12 (S p ecial) —«
is
first
O tto Erickson was sworn in as
alderation hy this company
was damaging the mud guard, running The installation of o fficers of Kin" W* * presented with
a
beautiful
P jfi
p ower * Light com- „ This
*
" the
T * *“
"* time
l“ " e that any
Artlo
th at freight ra le s from Portland I his H . and axle, and splintering lon r. ranP«. whirh was to have
by b,'r o ffr " ’ ‘Ba * 5 . ™ 0 f Portland heads » $:t9 000 - ° 7 . ‘ron, St,udent. h«s ever held
a Mayor. ..h is is th,. sixth time he
wer« ft cento „cr 100 pound, cheap- Ihe » h . I completely.
With Mr. been held at the regular meeting »'"'•¿»‘¿on
* * ^ c e * rendered « J F m« r ‘ r of
seven
northw est
° ” 'e e
N‘ S ‘ F ‘ A'
occupied the chair, but for the
..
"
. There w ire delegates represent- pu, t th u e y years
a
er to New York City than t h e y Roger* were Mr nnd M r*. Hugh 1--1 SrtnrH av w is postponed until •* No*>l* c.i;»nd-
W. E . Pegg lias
were from Chicago, owing to
the Lewis o f Beaverton.
Saturday, Ja n . 21. at whirh time
n° w l[,n ',
, rh“ ' r
t
morp than 4S0.000 American lH.vn
presiding
at
tike
Council
Panama Canal, and the ability of The other ca r is said to
have 'b -r e wi'l )e s mint instiillatton of 1 asl Noble (.rand, and also is | -The Spaulding pulp mill
h a s students a t the convention, besides m eetings.
the rnnner* to ship their products been e x c e llin g all speed lim it*. It of the officers of the local Grange "«*retary of the lodge.
been completed at Newberg,
and a delegate from the U niversity o f
Recorder Thyng succeeds
him-
hy water.
ran into the embankment at the with the Scholl* Grange, at the
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the financing of a paper mill la l^ndon,
England,
Miss
Hermes, self.
He mentioned that eastern Wash side of the road. With th« driver Grange Hall in Scholia
„„
OK CHURCH under way.
who represented twenty-nine
dif-
Thc o ffiiers for
the
previous
Ington county seemed to present were two women.
Kinton Grangers will want
to
‘ H K IST HOLDS ELECTIO N
Tbe cap jtai „took of the
Meier ferpnt ^nationalities o f student or- year were prac.tiCaily all
re-ap-
a very good location fo r one
of No one wn* seriously injured.
keep this in mind and lie present
The S u nd ay school o f the Church x Frank company of Portland has iranlIa‘ K'ns
■ he spoke, trying to
E. Story, m arshall; A
the canneries, and If
a
survey
on this occasion. Remem ber
Ihe c f Christ held their annual elec- (>Cen incr#asod from »8,500,000 to
,7 " * . . Ampri<‘ant
students
in c< Allen, city attorney; D rs. Mil
would he made and the required O F F IC F R S AND T E A C H E R S
date and place. Saturday, Ja n . 21. tion of officers Sunday. T h e fol- »»2.600.000.
son a" d
officers,
data secured which would
show
NAMED AT H IT EON 8 . 8. in *11 dav aearion at the
Scholls lowing were elected:
Percy I.ydgate from the Univer-
B efore taking up the duties of
Ihat this aectlon o f Ihe country was
n n « on o r,. j nn )•> ( Special)
Grange hall.
Superintendent, T .
B.
H arris;
The Albany A E astern railroad sity o f Hawaii, was another dele-
th« office. M ayor Erickson
ad-
tveart»««! n«s i kto
aiMminl
a /
«.«A.liia.i
treasurer, Miss Doris H arris; sec has filed incorporation articles fo r gate to the N . S . F . A.
p r i c i n g the amount o f produce O fficers ' were elected fo r’ the com-
dressed the Council on some of the
suitable fo r canning that this com- .
.
F G. Webb attended n confer retary , Mrs. V em ie Hopper; and « railroad to cross the Cascades
Following the convention Narver
•
m atters which will probably come
ssa w ss
. . A l « 1 .1
w a o ii I o a
I s «« as
u f A iil.l
-
•
x • *
a L a ! » t
f ma
HP
*
I I a s a is
( Q
I^ fS o H u tfS
C O U T lty .
n te (4 A « I
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pianist, V Mrs.
T . D B.
H arris.
pany . would
requlre, 4 Ihev
would „ hao] Sumlay
anc| t«arhrn( wer«
enee s in n Eugene a last « e Friday.
< Chicago, New Orleans, Los up lo tb« comj ng year. He spoke
prohsbly locate one of thelr csn- M,|p<.((,|
n ,,.,. aro „
foIlowg:
’ n U P 69 * nd ‘ 8n Francl8C0-
New f or go<xl will and good fellowship,
neries noi f s r from Portland and
s aporint*ndent. Miss E ffi,.
V .n
eans was a place of real in- ant) expressed a desire that while
In thls direction.
He hones that K lra k .
Mn|MUknt
eU|H. rintendent.
terest. besides being so com fort- the members are alt good friends
a y warm.
The trip look
him n0\v, we h< jie that they will be-
*v ..,u rVry« r iuM, ^
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V Mra. Herman
M etsentine;
secre-
ahlllty o f thls lowrr 'nm lalln vai , a
Mf„
n „rolhv |
v
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through fifteen^ states
and
was «on,« «ven better ones a fte r they
ley to produce ihe fru ii and uro- )Hnnw, . , (>a,.hor Mr„ o , , « , « , v «n
approxim ately .,000 miles.
have wori.ed together fo r the wel-
duce.
He closed hi* sne ch wllh Vl««l
. ,-tP nry
Miss F ffle
Van
At Oregon S tate college, Nar- f nre o f the city,
a„ appeal fo r baste In Ihc
K)f<>k; |nt<>rm(>H|atl,|,i Mril. A. F.
ver was recently appointed Lieu-
.
, ,
thls survey * s he has to make
nn(, jn „ ior«'. Mrs. Il r-
tenant Colonel o f Cadets a t
the W A T '
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Bos
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requesting
the
hi* report
with
recommendatlons man M«t7«n t|n«.
I
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Council
to
give
attention
to
the
RR iti ini* locuMnn n f th*» c«?in*rv.
pj
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1,1
'g?na | rush and weeds obstructing the
to
re p w u m taliv e. nf tlia
KeM- K , NTON F ( R M FR B U Y 8
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* view on the east side of Watson
Murdock company hy Ih# ?nth of
D| t T F !T FO R OLE ARINO I
niftneat acholastic a ver a «re o f * the
fratern ities at Oregon S tate.
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, . n com- n Kinton, *v Ore.,
Ja n . . 12 (S p V. e risi).— |
The Recorder was requested to
Thi» rh n m h
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r . v> . ì ounir* who n c c n tlv nur-
AIMS O F ASSOCIATION TO
« " t o . to Meier A Frank Go m re
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chfiMon n pnwor snw
wltn oquin-
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. . . moni for fn llm f nn woll nn *nw«nr.
inforni «»finn b tfo r t a mortinff thftt
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Raleigh. Ore.. Ja n . 12 .S p e c ia l,.
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n M «mi h I mo n «tumn puller. from
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between
the
highway
and
the
WRR rRlloft. to ho hoM in »ho (htd a . . . i « «
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(lahriel. president
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lu Hwittlf «!«»aler. n c rlY M tno
full
rollowi» nRll. WoonoMfln%». 'un. IH,
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thr Oresron S tate Parent-Teacher 1
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, outfft la*1 wook.
Mr, Youne p x -
nt 1 :.10 n. m., whon It \n hofiod
s a i
,
.
.,
a»»ociation. will be
the
speaker
b v a » u r e n report wa * read
.
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* * 1 - porta to ilo nomo clcurtnfr on Ma
to erri n roproaontntivc ho<lv
of 1
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Monday night at the Raleigh Par- and a i « l ,‘ «d - »‘ showed a falling
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own ronch on Tilo F l i t road. nn
tho irrowrra of thia arrtlon to^rth-
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ent-TVacher association meeting to e‘f f ,n ,h<‘ rw‘,‘iPta fo r w ater thia
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iAAA
,
1 •»- * r '“*’'•” •1 Avho want tnat
be held at Ihe school house at 8 >'*a r “
‘■<»»P«r«'d with ¡asL This
er.
As a ennsequenee, ¿000 copie* Mnd of work Hon«
Ip. m.
Her subject will he: "A im s waa th'-
difference from
o f a quastionnaire are heing d i.-
xh o,« hnvif)e, work
tbat
Iributed to the reaident* of thls woqM do
w« „
to
Mr
and O bject of Parent-Teacher As- o t»'l'r y * * rn-
soeiation."
The resolution ordered at a pre
vicinity. and it Is hoped ihKI
a Y oung hefore startin g opernlions. !
The m eeting will also be in ob- vious m eeting of the City Coaniil
largo mimbor of thoao will ho nllod
servance o f the first anniversary regarding Ihe widening and fur-
o f the Raleigh association.
Sam- ‘ her improving of Broadway, wa*
d . 1. . . . w
W o r. a i .
B i.* e n o s o r o f p c iw s ,
uel R . Lawrence, chairman o f the presented and passed,
m eeting.
The annusi eleetion of the o ffl-
building committee, will make his
final report on
the
new
school Y EA R -O LD BOA R E C E IV E S
I f voii ar« a fru ii grower Hnd M'ra n f ,ho
BKitorhomi
of
the
building.
Mrs. Thomas
George*.
S E R IO U S B U RN S MONDAY
ly report to the Chamber of Com- rh u r,rh n f r »‘r»at
*»f»d a‘ ‘ h,' ir
chairman of the social committee,
m erce, o„ a questionnaire, or
in regular m eeting
Tuesday
s fto --
some way, Ihe number of «eres
t P > r following were elected:
will serve refreshm ent*.
i The year-old son o f Mr. and Mrs.
o f fruii -raspberries, ehcrrles. etc
»’"-sidcnl
Mrs
E li
M n rsto n :
— - ■ —
H. Robbins was badly burned, on
— which you have, together with vice-president. Mrs. Merman tenne;
M rs. George Tavlor and
sons. Monday, al>out the right side
of
any produce, such as
pumpkins, »oeretary. Mrs. George
Ilughson;
Kenneth and Douglas, were din- the fac« and head, arm and ahoul-
horserndixj,. c .e m b e r .
corn
or ‘ reM urer. M rs. Carl Rogers.
r.er guests Sunday at Ihe home o f der, and left forearm .
He
was
Mr. and M r*. L . L . M yers.
playing with a kiddie ear when
any nroduct th at can he Banned.
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sured Of Piodu.ts
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Sworn In Monday
Mayor Elect Addresses Meeting
On Coming f'roblems.Ireas-
urtr’s Report Accepted
Z i t .' z n s s c
This la qp* a ^ o -o n e rrtlv r -***■- d ertakin r
rontemnlatod
la d ’s
cern nor a stocb selline •«**• • have all th« data, so that It can
a * the Held-Murdock compnny
Is he presented to the representatives
fully capable o f financing any un- ¡ o f th*«« cannar*.
Mr. ami Mrs. M Bankston,
of hf *tu m b W and fLeU in ,° V " * ! * '
Cottage Grove, spent the weekend P,ac!>
wa* t1ak" " ‘ ° S t J V,n
at (he home o f Mrs. Pankston’s f n‘ * hof,l,ital; »’"rtla'i-l, anil
at
^sistec, M ra. Thom as Jacobs, J r . xw ^hJ^P° rt* hU* cond,tion
waa ia *