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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County.
Volume VI, Number 24
St. Phil ips lakes
Game Here Sunday
Single Copy, 5 Cent»
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Housewives Of lown
Take Cooking Course
$1.50 Per Year
Friday, May 11, 1928.
| HIGH BCHOOL NEWS
Bids On Pipe Job
O ped By Council
Fruit Growers Form
Market Organization
fks'A
CLASS DAY PROGRAM MAY tu
Tha senior das» bods their school
mates “good-bye*' with a data
program presented before tha as­
sembly Thursday.
Class yell lad by Anna Young.
Class History, Alice Bloir.quist
and llah Kingstoa.
Eight Offers Submitted To
Home Stimiti Loues To
‘First Semester* Over In Clast Poem by Mildrer Sears.
Articles Of Incoporation
Tbs 132* Qusstioa Box by Ellis
City Dsds At Monday
Leaders Of Leaitue. By
Signed By Committee
Review's Bchool; Two
Antrim, Daisy Taylor and
Glen
Kingston.
Evening Meeting
Store of 8 To 2
And Officers Named
More Classes Yet
Let Ma Call You Sweetheart, by
Boy«' Quartet.
Claaa Will by Clyde Edwards.
LOCALS NOW IN SIXTH PLACE
MANY NEW DISHES PREPARED
SEVEN NEW MEMBERS SIGNED
A Non-Stop Flight in 1228, by LOCAL MAN GETS CONTRACT
I
Donald Jackson and Phyllis Taylor
Cup Award, Mr. Metzler.
1 *iiS Awards, Henrietta Gerrow Municipal Cleaa-L’p Day PUaned;
Duiiniway Park and St. Phillip«
Numerou» Dear Priaas Ala* Feature
Called Meetings Planned By Group
and Anna Young.
Alderman
Rayaard
la
Charge
Dr. J. K. Talbert, Saavartoa,
Club« In Tie I or Tup liarth
Cookery laatraetieo Perioda
As Berry Season Approaches
Hal £. Ho»« who In aupporied by
who I» a candidale for Ika repub­
JUNIOR PROM.. . . . . . . .
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the newspapers of the state in his
The Junior Ptert, tho annual
lican nomination for Representative
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race for nomination on the republi-
I am «1 tun's ball squad tlro|>|>od a
Bid. for tha work <rf laying th . eM |lck#| for Secretary * State.
The opening class of tha third dance given by tha Junior Claaa to
The formal organization of the
liutrli in (ho Tualat )i Valley loiugua from Washington county.
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annual Boavertoa Review Cook­ the Seniors the alumni and thalr Una of dram t ie from Broadway to
Tualatin Valley Growers associa­
pennant raco Sunday «Inn they
*n an open letter to the Oregon tion was completed Monday evening,
ing School was bald Tuaeday after­ friends, was held ak the eld Stlvwr the new Canyon road were opened
wviv tukvn Into camp by tho un- Chamber Of Commerce
regular monthly Council Votar, Mr. Hots says,
“I am for May 7th, at a meeting held in the
noon, May 8th, at the high school Star Inn Friday ««Ming, May 4. at tha
dviaaUal St. I'hlllipa aggregation by
auditorium. The tnetructer, Mrs. It waa wall attended. Curd tables meeting held Monday evening. May the merit »ystem and against the offices of the Beaverton Realty
To
Back
Float
Project
u ar»ro of H to 2. Tho game waa
Rose t art lot t, had prepared a vari­ war# provided for those who did 7, at the city hall. E. W. Roe, *Poi1» system, and I'm on record company.
hard fought thiuughout the entire
ety of subjects and the ladies pres­ ■sot rare ta dance No underclass­ local man, was low with a price a"d rm bein* Punished for it, but
At
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
There was a good attendance of
nine »tuiua», but tb« aniuuth work­
of 8187.86 for the work, and was n i **cure enough clean,
honest
men were admitted.
fruit raisers from this and sur­
ing machine from
Purtland kept minting held Tuesday evening, May ent were foliated into numerous
awarded the contract.
v°t** ?
“P tor the »»lock of
thing» looking bad for thv locala, h, in the I. O. F hall ,t waa voted cookery secrets that they declared | COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
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„ the other kind I ve evidently lost.’’ rounding communities present at
There were a'ght bids in a
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the session to see their co-operalve
und «out back tu tho metropolis to offer a five dollar prize to the well rvpayed them for the time
Sunday, May 18, the Baccalaure­ submitted, arvf they represented v ____
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marketing organizat'on take defi­
«ilh uitulhvr V ii Ip nt tha end of person submitting the best design »pent at the class.
Of
The
ate
service
f
tlie
Beaverton
class
contractors from
Portland, Hills- N cW S O f T h e M e e k
Included in the cirriculum for
for the Beaverton float that la
nite form.
tho afivruoun'a fv*tivttl«a.
the day were demonstrations in of 1928 will he held at the school boro and Beaverton. Naxt in price
From The County Seat H. B. Findley of Cedar Mill is
K 11 K I o ng planned for the Rose Fes­ preparing Jelly Roll, Cheese Fondue, Auditorium. The program follows to the accepted proposal cams the
tival
Parade
at
Portland,
’
flu
president of the new association
1W .union
2 11 4
Prelude. (G reg s Morning)
by figure» of C. W. Zehr. local man.
Luncheon Loaf, Prune Nut Bread
ARRESTS
and F J. Die.sch, proprietor of the
St. I'hlllipa
» » 4 task of arranging the details has and Taa Roll». The instructor ear­ Mrs. Walker.
I pieced at 1290. Two bids of 76
Deputy William Hathom was Beaverton Exchange, and interested
Hnttora-a: Ueavsrtun, June» and teen turned over to the Booster ned to actual complet no the work
Hynuk
conta a foot, made by Wm. Emer- struck across the face with a club in the future of fruit growing here
Schmidt. St. I'hlllipa, Roger* and Club. This organisation will hold of making these dtafces, and the
Invocation, Rev, ug.
W. E. Ingalls
...... *ek, Hillsboro, and W. J. Williams, while engaged in placing William is the secretary. Directors are: A.
a meeting on Monday even'ng, May
Millar
f A
Portland, were Just one dollar high- Hoffman under arrest last week on Holmerick, Hazeldale, E. Stalder,
14. In the dirertora* room of tha. pupils were given the opportunity of ! ; ?
Result* of lh« othar loagu« con hank to discuss the matter.
sampling a number of the good
r * *
..A '«* °n»o
« than the figure named by Zehr. a charge of drunkeness. The blow Cedar Mill and C. E. Hedge, local.
loata on May (1 follow.
Ch ™
ft
a T' Walt* " «urned in a pric. of was struck by E. J. Klink. The
The committee appointed at the things after they were prepared.
Tentative contracts for group
Dunn way Park «on from th«
A number of aacke of high i
V J J £ iZ i rtJ rZ
1361.85, W. H. Bixby an i W. L man faces an assault with a dan- marketing were signed by all the
last
Chamber
session
to
Investi­
Cardan Horn« club at 22nd and
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t nri
Noyes both bid 8400 on the work gerous weapon charge.
quality flour- tho asms aa Mrs.
!'o«cll (laid by a »core of 2 to 2. gate the railway fare duestion sub­ Bartlett uses la her esptertmente— I Aildreee, The Beginning of WD- amJ y Dom<>irij U named
26 pc,
William H McBride was arrei- new members, and they now have
th? decks cleared for action and
Garden Hum«'» ragged fielding «aa mitted a re;ort at th a meeting. It were given away, as were other
B^n.dirGna B.v
I,oot u hia P1^ *
l u d bF Sheriff Reeves in Seattle. are planning the.r course of action
Ilia cauaa of the r defeat. Dunm- waa moved that the quesion be tab ­ articles, tokens to maks more en­
Sm m .nc.nU nt .xe^Tm . for th .
E 0- W att, who U father- He face, a charge of grand lar- for the coming marketing season.
«ay acorad one run In tha accond led for the present.
It waa alto voted that President joyable a profitable and entertain­ graduatlng clam will take place in *■» tba Watt'» Alr ^
P » * « in «•" “ wel1 “ ‘ lle^
iake opera-
The secretary was .nstructed to
and two in the filth, while Garden
ing afternoon. Mr*. H. 0. Stipe
school additoriuai on the even- Bea*«rton. wm present at th . u . Uo"»;
communicate with co-operatives of
Home acorad two in tha third. Tl.a Pinder represent Beaverton at the was the fortunate lady who drew the
ine
of
Mav
18
sion
Bnd
petltionod
the
Council
to
“
«trick
O
Keefe,
Peter
Dietnck,
Clackamas county and of Hillsboro,
Park boy» completed three double coming Public Service Commission as a prize a delirious luncheon loaf,
The addresses to be given Wlude d*rlare closed and order vacated Herman Kyllo and Richard Edging- in an effort to establish a market
hearing to he held at the court
plays.
and Mrs. Wm Hunter proudly bore J t o i s s r S
I - ’ . “
"<*■«. « h . « I « i
.
: for fruit grown here with the older
H U E house on the morning of May 10,
away the diah of Chceao Fonduo. Haas president; “The Spirit of A-
within the area of h> J ? ? * charffe *nd try,n?
*tart a assoc is ions.
Dunnlway Park
3 6
2
Tha
“second
semoater"
of
tha
mericaniem," by Irene Stalder; “E- Hy.ng base in order that a proper
Garden Homs
2 7
4 Aloha-HuHer P. T. A.
R. H. Kipp, who is connected with
school will open at 2:30 on quipped Americana," by Corrine “ he off and landing area might
linttenos: Dunn way, Gut-sa and
Nets $45 From Ltmch rooking
the market department of the Ore­
Tuesday afternoon, May D>lh and l.ingman; ''Sport, the
American
^
««»urred.
The
opinion
of
the
M»
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r
.
C'aiui. Gulden Home, Kluyd and
Aloha ttuher, May 9. 1928 (Spar) the final day of the school will bs
state Chamber of Commerce,
Uaven,“ by David Tobey; “What executives waa that the platt in
T i‘ gon
Ueltmalt.
The Aloha Huber Parent -Teacher Thursday. May 17th.
was present at the meet jig and
Next," by Dr. Masdn of tha aohool Ouestion was under cmmSy pu«»
Association served a rafrtrria lunch
Frank Tui;
L ilie, Albert Riddenbusch gave his aid to the local organizers
Mrs. Bartlett ia vitally Interested litard. and the Valedictory, by Ran- diet »on and not cAy The matter
The Iig.trd A. C.a doafiaUd Friday. May 4. at the Aloha Huber
in the task of clearing up the work
in tha art of scientific cookery and
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d
m
Attorney
A
llen
fo
r
and
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Kairtale nt Tigutil, by u »roro of school houae from 11:30 until 1:00 »he urges all ladies of Brarcrton .
by " IVP,U>
Deputy ' McMahon of signing and counter-sign.ng,
.
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judicial
considaravon.
1,ore*t
(’rove
b>
4 to 1. Cola! of T.gard »tailed in o'rlock. There waa a very satis­ and viriiQty who were not in atten­ be read by Lowry Baker.
on alleged liquor law violations.
necessary iu such formalities.
Musical numbers
will ngrluiie
A petition for the city to in-
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the fifth whvu Kairvalc had one factory patronage shout forty ftve dance at the taro previous sessions
J. Smith _ was arrested May 1 by
At the Monday evening session,
run in and the hnga full. Hu re - dollars waa cleared by the associa­ of the school to plan especially to Edward Edgar's ‘‘*>®,nP aw* « 7 - aU,* a t,,a dra’»
ih* WMt
Depwty_D«JeVtm a forfc'uirv of seven now names were a ided tu the
by
Mfs.
Walker.;
An
Ohi
Guitar
of
W
atson
street
from
2nd
to
5th
t>
aj|
order.
tired ilia aida and allowed only one tion.
he at tha classes on Tuesday and and An Uld Ref ra m .' hy the High street*, signed by Messrs. Beach,
w G. Hanna was arrested May membersh p roll, representing no
hit tlie real of tha game.
A menu of salads, beans, sand­ Thursday of next week.
School
Quartet
«instating
of
Don-
Stiver,
Kngelke,
Suver
and
Thump-
2,
on a liquor charge by Deputies »considerable increase in acieage.
K II K wiches, cake, p’p, ice cream and
A report read at the meeting
aid
Jackson,
Robert
Haines.
Milton
son.
was
presented
and
discussed
Duley
and ' Hat horn.
Tlgaid A. C.
4 10 3 coffee was i repared to please the Hi-V Club Bpys Take
brought out the fact that tne price
Turing
and
Frank
Buru.
with
Hel-
and
the
matter
turned
over
to
the
George
Howland
was
placed
un-
Kainate
13
0 palates of the luncheon patrons.
of strawberries inr the aproaching
Tcfl>
pian" :
iirrrt
der arrest May 6. for drunkeness season could be expected to be
Fart n Sunday Service
Ihitlerh'T. Tigard, Reuharh, Cola
At a business meeting held by
Kentucky
Babe
sung
b*
the
Wee,
(trret
lights,
one
by
Deputies
Duley,
Hathom,
and
The morning services of the
unit Pity.
Fairvule,
Ilium uml the organization in tha afternoon,
higher than usual.
al .
at 1st and Watson streets and the Schindel.
Haag.
I he following officers were elected! Bethel Congregational church Sun­ 1 The annual ...................
Due to the fact that berry season
scholarship
wrf!
—
a-
0t^er
at
the
south
end
of
Watson
Rov
Bennett
was
taken,
May
6,
president. Mr», t ’harlea Haines; day were given for the members of
warded as a "art o*, ‘b* program, grwt were ordered installed.
on a drunkenness charge by Deputy is near at hand, the plan of hold­
Verboort won from I ho revamped first vice president. Mr*. Kearney; tlie newly-formed Hi-Y club, and and
the diplomas will be presen-
ing meetings the first of every
Brickyard cluh at Varboort by a second vice pres dent, Mrs. Coward; the boys took an active part in the
month
will be discontinued for the
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»coie of 7 tu I.
secretary. Mrs. Beaty, and treasur­ morning worship.
present and meeting will be called
Itonald Jackson led the respon­
K II K er, Mrs. Ray.
as the occasion demands. The sec­
sive reading, Manson Bennett offer­ FIRST PI ACE AT CONTENT ^ diatributed, It was voted to borrow «thorn.
7 12 4
% erboort
retary requests that members and
ed
prayer,
and
Milton
Boring,
as
1
4
2
Brickyard
Chicken
Dinner
Plans
those interested keep a sharp
Three
Beaverton
high
school'
spe-,
Hi?Ut>Cr?
'
CIRCU
t
T
c
OURT
rres
dent,
gave
a
short
talk
about
1 littorie», Verboort, Munii and
Metzer John Vidoms and watch for announcements to this
Made By Needle Club the organization. Paul Shellenber- akers took first place» and one a headquarters for such equipment
P areli. Brickyaid, Leuenhugen and
the graveled spots.
W iliam' Phillips wire fined 8-600 effect.
ger, Vernon .Wipes and Manson second rl*c« >n the County Dec!»-, *n d ‘<>
Spath.
matlon contest held at r «rest Grove
The matter of a municpal clean- and giX month« jn jail. Vidonis
Plans were made to hold a chick­ Bennett acted as ushers.
en dinner at some date in the near
HAROLD GERROW
The top e for the morning, chosen Friday of last week. These spea- up day was considered and it was wng p a lle d on payment of 8200,
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Mr. E. Webb thought advisable to take steps to and the other two f0, $150. Sen-
future,
and
to
change
the
name
of
by Rev. Donald MacNeil was, "Is ker* were coached by
Funeral services were held Tut
W I. Pet.
Beaverton debate coach.
bring this about. J. W. Raynani tancC for A. D. Schiller and Ken- day afternoon, May 8, for Hare
Rehekah Needle the Young Man Safe?’’
0 1000 the name of the
St. Phillips
First places were taken by Ken- ( was put in charge of this work.
neth McGuire was postponed,
Club
to
the
Rcbekah
Needle
and
Gerrow, who died Saturday, M.
0
tN
S
Dunniway Park
neth Wood, ordinal prose, Irene
' '
Orders were given in the follow- ,5, at his home in Aloha, from t
Social
club,
at
a
meeting
of
that
1
760
Verboort
CARD
OF
THANKS
Stalder, memorized prose
OBITUARY
ing cases. Sheldon Bechtel vs. Ore- Pegi- Chapel in Peaverton.
600 organization held Friday afternoon,
Garden Home
We wish to thank the many
.
.
u ...
gon Relief Association; V. J. Bech-
Rev. Mars, of the Aloha Bapti
600 May 4th, in the local lodge hall. kind friends who did so much to Iiella Baker in memoriaed poetryti
Tig irti A. C.
“ f 1“ M'11^tt was h0™ tel vs. 'if. S. National Bank; J. B. church officiated, and the lo<
2.60 A report from the treasurer lighten our load, during our be­ U w i. Poole took second place In
Beaverton
the
original
peotry
division.
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r
'
atta'
Ncbr“,k
*l
Aufrusl
Douning
vs.
Michael
F.
Fitzpat-
Odd Fellow lodge of which lambs
000 disclosed the fact that the ladies reavement.
Falrvale
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H s, Came, J n° BeaVerton rick. Emil Johnson vs. Charles was a member had charge of t
000 had cleared more than fifty dollars
Brickyard
Mrs. L. E. MUlett, Mr. and Mrs.
A slumber party was ghrqn Miss
hl* pa^*n‘a ,n 1920'
Thompson. Elizabeth Hillock Kcin- final graveside rites.
as their share of the proceeds de­ R. M. Milicit, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Franccs
Esterley Saturday night,
Deceased had attended th? Beav- pcr vs g mij Stimac.
rived
from
the
benefit
movie,“The
Harold Gerrow was the son
Millrtt, Mr. and Mr. D. Q. Millctt.
Kiuluii GraiijiC To Have
V r 16th birthday. Those «rton Public school and was a
Harold Hartman was found
Country Doctor," that they gave Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fredericey, Mr. honoring
Mr. and August Gerrow of Alol
present
wer*:
the
Misses
Billie
member
of
the
local
Boy
Scout
guilty by a jury on a non-*u( port and was twenty-five years of a(
KtciiinR Sessions Soan at the Beaver theatre recently.
and Mrs. G. E. Depew, Mr. and Woodruff, Dorothy Harris, Ferti and troop.
charge.
K.nton, May 9, 1928, (Special)
Refreshments of sandwiches, tea Mrs. J. E. Walters, and Mrs. Edith
He was born in Wisconsin, a
Laura Chinn, Florence Selander and
He passed away Wednesday, May
John Wr. Paisley was bound over came to Aloha with h o parets fi
The regular ».salon of Kinton and cookie* were served during the
Thompson.
Cathcr'n*
Teach.
2,
at
tha
Hillsboro
hoap.tal.
|o
the
grand
Jury
for
8-,500
on
a
Grunge was held in tho hull hcru afternoon hy the hostesses, Mrs.
years ago.
liquor charge.
t Saturday with a very geod atten­ Dobbins and Mrs. Chamberlain,
Th:re remains to mourn his dea
J. E. Covington pleaded guilty to the father and mother, one sist
dance. One application waa voted
1'qu’ir
possession
and
was
fined
on and the regular routine of Cedar
Henrietta, of Aloha, and an aui
Mill Woodmen
8600 and given a six months’ jail Mrs. Matt King, also of Aloha, b
I uainoss was transacted.
Of
World
Give
Dane«
term, and later paroled for 5130. side a host of friends.
»
A legislative commlteo, consist
Oliver R. Taylor waived a grand
ing of J.
Snider, M s* Gertrude
Cedar M’ll. May 9, 1928 (Spec.)
jury indictment and was Dned 8100
Richter and Frank C. Fluke, was
Kinton Dairymen Add
and later paroled for 850.
The Woodmen of the World mem­
chosen. Mr». Mav Snider was elec­
MOTHER ;WHERE
M OTHER,
A plea of not guilty was entered
Fine Animal To Herd
ted to fill the vacancy of chair­ bers entertained with a dance at
by Joseph Stachnewig last week.
Kiiitun, Mav 9, 1924, (Special)
P IP fly N E W
ARE MY SUNDAY
men of tho E. E. C., caused by the the lodge hall here Saturday even­
you
SEE
m
V
Sentence will be meted out later.
J. J. Van Kloek and Sons, local
rcaigration of Mrs. J. C. Snider, ing, May 6. Music for the affair
sho es : ?
Divorce decrees were granted to dairymen have recently added an­
mui I .eland Flint to fill t he vacancy was furnished by the usual three-
the following: George Burkhalter other registered hull to their herd
caus'd by la'sler Snider's rcsignn- piece orchestra, which was augmen-'
ester day
vs. Pearl Berghalter; Clara Schra- of blocdcd Jerseys. The animal
^
ted
during
the
even’ng
hy
melodic*
ton.
mol vs. L. V. Schramel, and Arthur came from the Bartley Pull Farm
It wn« deemed advisable to hold from a piano arrordon and a trum­
B. Sorenson vs. Dolly Cloe Soren­ of Ontario, Canada.
.voting sesatons during the next pet.
son.
There was a large attendance of
Last week a car load of register­
« four months beginning with tho
Helen L. Naumann names George ed stock arrived in Salem, Oregon,,
M at * w l u
meeting in June. Granger» are both local folka and young people
and Grace McLaughlin defendants fro n there and Mr. Van Kleek’s
naked to bear thi« in mind and to from thu surrounding neighbor­
PO i W
in an action for money, filed May now herd 'ire. sai l l i be one of
hoods.
»tend these evening meeting».
5. Dean H Dcktnson is attorney. the finest in the Northwest, was
Light refreshments were served
Damon E. Sun,on is suing Maud in the shipment.
during the evening.
Rev, NoH Al'ends r»n-
A. Stinson for divorce, in a suit
Mr. Van Kleek and son. Emery,
brought May 5. They were married went to Salem the first of the week
vcnlion Of Nazaronos Triangular Track Meet
see
if
his
in
Astoria
June
19,
1906.
and
there
Rev. Nolt, pastor of the local
and returned with their newly-pur-
Won By Beaverton Hi
are two children. Hare, McAlear V'hased addition.
church, 1» attending the District
In the triangulsr track meet held
and Peters are attorneys.
Convention of the Church of the
Occidental Life Insurance Co., a John Paisley, defendant in a suit
Nnzarene being bold from May 9 Thursday, May 9. at St. Mary's
T
empérature
corporat on, filed suit May 7 again­ involving a Buick touring car con­
In 13 at the First church, 12th and high school between Beaverton, the
faß BA&yi BATH
Saints and Hill MH'lary Academy of
st the General Investment Co., a fiscated, filed May 3. Paul L.
Main »treet», Portland.
corporation, for mortgage foreclos­ Patterson is attorney for the plain­
On Sunday even'ng the local I'ortlnnd, Peaverton high ¿merged
ure. C. A. Faker is their attorney. tiff.
congregation rl«n to be present at victorious with a total of «7 points.
-
^
A. A. Schramm, superintendent of
the final scrv'ies of the convention. St. Mary's came second with 64H,
and the Cadets garnered 62H
banks for the State of Oregon is
PROBATE
points.
the plaintiff and Carl Hass the de­
Guardianshin of Helen Kuhni. a
Fpedal Mcelinjr Called
Beaverton placed in every event,
fendant in an action for money, minor, is asked in an application
For Valiev Rail Lpavu« except the HVuss throw, in which
filed May 4. Hare. McAlear and filed April 30, L. W Kuhni peti­
President <! H Williams of the they did not enter a man. Three,
Peters art plaintiffs counsel.
tioner.
P. L. Patterson, attorney
5HPULP I USE
Tualatin Vnlley BaHehill League, and possibly five Beaverton track-!
Amo'd P Scmidt began suit for for the estate.
has issued a call for a special ster will make the trip to the state
1 divorce from Margaret Schmidt on
Guaiiianshm of Daniel "ooper
meeting of the Ia>aguo for Monday, treet at Corvallis, Saturday, May
May 1. They were married Decern - and Beulah Dill Cooper, was applied
May I-t. at 8:09 u. m. 'n the Cmr- 12 .
le r 25, 1911, at Cottage Grove. for hy A. R .Fnglnnd and Archie
i’en Home school.
Cruel and abusive treatment. Tho». Neuman May 7.
W. R Emmons and son, Alton,
Severn! matlers of Importance
B. Tongue is attorney Tot the plain­
A marriage license was issued on
need consideration, he status, and and W. C. McKell spent Sunday
tiff.
May 2 to Roy Hitiler and Alta Dy-
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