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. . . Society Editor
ilu«in«r» MmmyiM
Kntvrsd an ai-comi elusa
mutter
DecMnber V, l»'2'2, at th# po-toft'll#
ut Mvawitnii, Oregon, under
th«
Art ut Manli 3, IHÏU.
FRIDAY. MAY
üy Arthur
BUSINESS AND PROSPERITY.
ON TAKING ADVICE.
MEMORIAL TO COLUMBUS.
EDUCATION CAN END CRIME.
U, lu JD
Whin there* u will, thrr«'* al-
mort nlwaya a wait.
If It'a something you like, avoid
It (or It'a bail (or you.
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No fruíalo at l hr |>o*tu((ica—
then there will be no mala.
" Hotter the l'pa la* calloused than
the frsl,'' aaid the justly to ed.
The moat expansive car on the
liiaiket ta aaid to be the uavd car.
If personal Irienda juat wouldn't
in»mt o( getting too darned person-'
alt
The drat touch of spiling la the
tra » atain on the knee of VS jl.e'a
t router*.
Our Idea of a aoft job would be
aomethiiiff like being (treat ugent
for Muaaolllil.
It* enough to maka
a fellow
diary to visit one of those circu­
lating librar at.
If you know Dit m wall, it is
tómenme« pretty luud la tell the
».nmin from tliv »«inti.
IN lu ti the *U|>j ly of fairy talcs
runs out. let the children- reati tha
current political forcca»t.i.
VN hat ih» yuu know about the
f*1lnw who thinks that water has
to be vult-aiiixvd so that you can
walk on It.
eiiüneïTl
iOUNCEMfNT-
The late Gavin MeNah, an ex-
tnmiely able lawyer of San Fran-
ciaco, leave» (40,000 to two rlirnta
to make up for McNab's bad ad-
vice about inveatmetitt.
It it fortunate for the heir* of
certain gentlemen in and out of
Wall Street that tuch request! are
not cuatomary or compulaory. If
Wall Street gentlemen had to
make good loaaea cau«ed fry bad
advice on inveMinenla, there would
not be much left for legal heirs.
Mr. and
and family
Tueeduy at
Mr*. F. M.
Secretary Hoover tuinniariaet
the I j at year aa rrgatdl wages
and employment tlmti
"Thera waa Uttla unemploy­
ment eacept during a moder­
ate reccaaion near the end of
the year and the rate of real
wagea remained higher than
anywhere tlac in the world, or
than in any other time in th«
world*a hlatory.
The high
proapect of the year did no«
repreaent merely an upward
The London Garrtte published
twuig in the buaineaa cycle,
inadvertently an admiralty an*
but waa the reeult of that
nouncement of extra pay (or offi­
general and permanent prog-
cer* IN CHARGE OF AIR-
reaa which hat marked th*
CRAFT CARRIED BY SUB­
nation's butineae."
That la a aitnation for Ameri­ MARINES
That Britain haa submarine«
can buaineii men to keep In their
mind*, tliua avoiding damaging, •Quipped with folding aircraft,
doubtful limitation, Tiutinm* and ready, if necessary, to carry de­
struction to the enemy'* harbors,
prosperity in this country hav* f*
climbed to a prrmanrnity higher la Ji secret no longer.
That secret interests this coun­
plane and, barring (ooliabtica*, will
try. We don't expect war from
stay these
Britain, but what the British can
John D. Kotkrfcller, eighty- build other* can build.
eight
year*
old,
immediately
The United State* Employment
changes Ina “ statue’ at golf, when
told by a professional that he Service predict* good time* and
stood too close to' the ball. That plenty of work for 1928.
change lengthened bis drive by
The old bugaboo of a had elec­
Iwrnty yards.
tion year teems to have vanished
Mr. Rockefeller has said that
The ranks of millionaire Ameri­
In» aucccos in the beginning was cans ate thinner, only 20,897 in
due to patience and economy.
1926 against 30,518 in 1925. Th*
It may have been due also to Ills ultra rich, however, are increasing.
ability to li*t< n to other» and take Two hjndred and twenty eight
advice That i* a thing
ig the!
tliat many Americans In i incomes of 81.-
oimg men who would like to t* 000.000 of more
:ockefcllcra hare not learned to In 192$.
Quite a few have incomes above
4»
»
15.00(1000 * year The Govcramcn«
(Tliristopher Columbus’ memory <h>ct not give their name*.
|a t*• be In-noted by building a
maRnilierni lighthouse costing $4.
Young people may be interested
(Sit,UNI What is left of C"lunbu»’ in a definition of true h-ve printed
body will he umlrr the «lighthouse by i-Tank S. Hoag in the front
ua a reservation given by the <>oe- page of the Pueblo Star lournal
*rnmrnt of San Domingo
"Love is that which a girl has who
Columbus would be puttied hy goes with a man who doesn't owe
oat feature of hit memorial, name- a motor c »r„ But mavhe her Matt
|y, light* shooting up Into the air 1« cuuipanlonatc marriage.”
A woman Governor, while making
* " » **]£■ ¡ ¡ j J J » 1^ ¡ ¡ , , , £ ¡ 1 \ 3»"«°'
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Mr. end Mra. Walterf Scott and p
family of Portland, Mr. and Mr*. jp
F. H. Scvhoene, Mrs. A. E. Mor-
gan, Mira Mabel Carlson and C. A . i ^
Jonea motored Sunday
to “ Lilac j ^
Farm" near Woodlawn, Washing- ¡i
ton.
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Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Lyle were
recent viaitors at the hnme of Mra.
I. ylc's sister, Mr. and Mr». George
Ford on the Ih-nn road. Mr. and
Mrs.
Lyle
have purchased the
Burch place on Cooper Mountain
and ars occupying it.
Mr. and Mr*. Ben Daly ent«.- >
talned the Neighborhood "500' club í
Thursday evening of last week at
the home of Mr. and Mra. B. J.
Woodward. Mr* 0 E R i « » and
J. A. Anderson won th# honori and
B. J. Woodward won the consola­
tion.
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D. C. Howard ha* purchased the
ft'e acres owned by Miss Alice
Cb-mcnt on the comer of Iownbard
street and Allen avenue.
Ha la
S'ES*. t T
a, r : i
Alfred Fell, n steward on th» E
-»enmar, Wisconsin, loft May 6th Ä
for North China after a short vs- f,
cation at his home.
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D A ILY
TR IP S
F U R N IT U R E A N D RIANO MOVING
nniros: lle a torlon, Corner o f W atso.. und First 8t
Portland Office, Portland Aulo Freight Terminal
Phono: Beaverton 6203
Po.llnnd, Main 35,0
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n « r trond neqj« does spread.
^ G E N E R A L GASOLINE is
slIM
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Adv 3fl If
a
\ BUSINESS
D IR E C T O R Y
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s t u d io
r a r r f r SH o p
FIRST
f i r s t CLASS
c l a s s WORK
w ork
A T REASONABLE PRICES
L UMBER
t St0ck
A Companies
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f
Country
Rate*
Automobile Insurance
N
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SKEE
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aloh a
Office, Beaverton Finance Co.
Big Stocks! Spedai Prices!
$ 1.75
n
J O
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a m
¿ X 4 8 a n d ¿ X O 8, D C T M ,
10.00
1 / ^ 1
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Good Cedar Shingles, per M, 1.75 g
DR. A. E. W ILS O N
Screen Doors, each,
OPTOMETRIST
Optical Work—Repairing
a i
2.25
A. E. H A N S O N
WOOD and COAL
* Cord
Wood or Slab— any length,
TA
9
any kind
R Prompt Delivery .
Phone 4504
WOOD S A W IN G
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
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W A SH IN G TO N
é
Phone, 4603
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F D PECK, S A L E » NGR.. BEAVERTCN, PHONE 5603
J
Hill-boro, Qr«,
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Savings & Loan Assn.
S.
T.
W1NINSKY
Telephone 3003
H ALSTEN
HARDW ARE
STANDARD HARDWARE
and FURNITURE
Cash paid for
old stoves and
furniture
In Bank Block
Jk r Braaamfcdl f o t n t p o r t a t l o *
Fountain Service ..
r.
.Best of Eats
Whitehall Restaurant
Ik C H E V R O L E T A
MAGAZINES and CANDY
Opposite Post Office ..
. Beaverton
Beaverton Lumber Co.
This Car
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WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
;
by V marks below
Lewis Brothers, Proprietors
Dellmore Lessard
V Motor
V Radiator
v R e a r Axle
V Transmission I
vStarting_
W hat the
RED m C T A G ,
m eans to you ^
Because of the great nttmlver of the Bigger
and Better Chevrolet» purchased in tliia
community, we have taken in g large
number of good used car*. MaiVy of these
cars have beer» thoroughly inspected and
fecurid it kvned \\ hero neccssa r>-. To protect
(he purchaser, thered “O.K. ihat counts”
tag hn* been attached to the radiator caps
ol these O K ’d cars. Look for this tag
tnd K N O W that you are getting honest
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offices
Justice
Swenson
M A P E S & SON
fv E a tte r y
LILLIARD PARLOR
Cigars, To-baccos
Confections, Soft Drinks
j vTIres
Ü
phclt
! v ^ L’
I phclstcry
i v Fmders
rr-H.''
£in*»h
with
Here Tuesdays and Thursdays
Cady Bldg.
—
Bat son SL
A. C. C H IN N
PAINTER and BUILDER
rA
Day or Contract Work
Phone, Bvav*1*0"
Value!
F. W . BISH O P
IT' ,
PLUM1ÏING and HEATINO
A f$w o# our exceptional Used Car Values
“ with an OK that counts”
1926 Model Overland
new tires, license,
Good Duco paint.
cal condition. A
6 Coupe. Two
lots of extras.
Good mechani­
real buy.
1921
Dodge Delivery— Pneumatic
tires, seven sides, good mechani­
cal fhape. A good car for haul­
ing berry crops, otc.
Ford Ton Truck. Chassis and Body.
Pneumatic Tires. 1923 model, and
in good shape.
1923 I-'ord Touring.
»’ hone. 2003 .................... ..
\V. E. PEGG
UNDERTAKER
and
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Stipe
EMBALMER
Beaverton
F.ne mechani­
Beaver Wood & Ice Co.
cal cond tioh.
Block Wood, Planer
Ends; A ll
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
Yard at Front & Main
p. L. Schulti
Phone 670J
BEAVERTO N
OREGON
1926 Chevrolet Touring. Good paint
and motor overhauled.
Bernard &
■T> S
, Hardware, Paints
Grange Building
Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
A N D L IV E R Y SER VICE,
TO PORTLAN D
5
j
Shute Bldg.
and
Sunday Catechism — 8:30 tnd
a tn.
Baptism — 2 p. rn.
Weekday M b m 8:20 a. m.
Saturday Confession — 4:30
and 7 :30 p. m.
n «v. J. M. O’ Neill.
‘OUR RED TRUCKS DELIVER’
on real estate. Low inter­
est cost, repayment priv­
ileges. Write for details.
Masse* — 7:40
J. E. Stephens, Prop.
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"1 ^ Rock Surface Roofing, roll,
LOANS
Beaver i
^■ «PW oodC o.3
TRUCK
Oregon Telephone Co.
i
Mr. and Mr». E l ward Roaeman
and two children gttendrd an at-
home
held
at the home of
last
year,
only Sunday
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Mr. and Mr* E * L . Clark of Port-,
land. Mr. Clark is the president 19
of the Oregon school of Technology A
an| rnterta'fced the staff and their
families.
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PUb" f * U,,B- JUn# “
| M. It R„mp .nd D D
Bump, i
E. Swenson was ths Attorney« for plaintiff
Th# following pro-. —
«’ «imp. re«i
M
n.
Bump,
r*»Idsnce
and
ad<lt.„.
«’•■■»»•M»»«’-
«nini W - ».«.n t
iHlM.boro, Oregon.
urn,n WH* fi^v#n.:
" A tVelcom»,'’ Dr. C. E. Mftsott;
’ nump' feeidenc# and addre»,.
“ A Mother’s
Mother’» R
Hesnonro.''
Mra. M. r ''r" ‘ a ' ™ ' Or.gon
ti
.
"A
espoi
n; ' “ t
n Jé! j S J " UT
II. Metcalfs; "A Mother’s Homs In -j
,d’ , '.VB* “ r* l,ü" " r t0 lhc fi itene«," R c. Poty; Solo, Harry
r „, ,
. . .
Boswell; “ A Daughter." Mr». Dm
Po, here and now I w .h to s ta te M MnoNl.il;
Mothers and Nat-
Th se «log» have had « good long |#n(|I Life."
Rev. tieorg# Taylor;
“ Memo,#*
of Mother,V 9. ' 'A .
BFook», F. J. Deit»ch, and E. G.
T co rc d
Do’ IHfH In Justice Court Webb; “ Mothers, Past, Present and
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Future. I- L. Mevera; Pledge to
0. Jinaen cf Forest Grots filed Mothers, by ths daughters; Pledge
f nit May 4, nga nst ('..no Fowl.r
DauKhts » , by ths mothsrs.
lor recovery of money. John M.
.
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Hi *lison Is attorney for plaintiff. I L- *■ Dean, accompanied
by
A. F. Perry names A. L. Colo Mr-
of Portland. . pent
andW. J.
Hansen defendant. In Sun,'“ y f ‘.hing
on the
KInmgVh
suits for recovery of money filed , ver'
May 7. John M. Hickson is attor-1 Mrs. R. U. Kellev and two sons (PHONE
BEAVERTON V h J L
pey (or t|io pamllft.
of Battle Ground, Wash.,
spent
O R E O O S^
,\ bench warrant was l- ued May the week-end with her father, W. J B E A V E R T O N
8. for George Hrnim'.nf who was B, Emmons,
t M'-il 160 last week for hit-and-run
n ing. o l whi failed to u| pear “
and pay his fme.
AUTO
— the telephone leads for it is the only communi­
cation system that links the entire nation and
permits you to immediately complete a transac­
tion regardless o f distance
The telephone gives you
P R IV A C Y — A C C U R A C Y — S PE E D
E C O N O M Y—C E R T A IN T Y
'u l * '’ "[h"t
the church.
J ustics E.
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St- Cecelia Church
Sunday
Ì IN AN AGE
OF SPEED
medlTtely JumtH-d " „ m n 'T table. "A «rmined in „.proved factory method.
«
£r\
bear an
woman may be a Governor, but ,l,u^ reconditioned enr*
Mr
tho
HUpport. !
tag »b»wir(g ^bu^ vvur*, m itn tm a n r « and «duM tlHn o f m it
a mouse is a mouse.
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i>art lifts been Atecked. I-en- m inor child and that p la in tiff have
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vital pan
imymcnta *re made Judgment against defendant tn aaltl
ie:it
Well, w, ,-n.i hardly wait f-r tbe ^vuilubk'"'!). thé' purchaser' also"
"urn and fo r her coats »n d d(shurs«-
t r«l crup <»f
Yilcrviewn from the
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m.-nt»
herein: and that
» h « have
«ue^ o th er and fu rth er re lie f a « to
ti.-w millionaire» mule wealthy by m o t h e r » ’ AND DAlltiHTK.RS’
Cr-uii.l mot r. and Ratio, telling
in N t(l FT AT
CHURCH the Court may appear equttaote.
T h is «utnmnna la served upon you
how thrift and hard work always
Th# ...v(„her»' and Daughtcra” ’
hy publication by order o f Hon. Geo
pay big rewards in the end.
b, n,,u,t wa» given Wednesday ev- It Itagley, Judge o f the above en­
en'ng at the Bethel Congregational titled Court, which order was mad«- 1
Never Cot There
rhurrh and there were moro than and dated at H illsboro. Oregon, May 1
Ifi, 1931,
My grandad, ruising Duroc hogs,
one hundred of the young ladies
Date o f firat publication. May 1»
and
n-ntron*
of
tho
eommunity
132H.
Said,
"Things at«
going to tho
in attendance nt the function. “Ttc.
dogs";
2
children,
Methodist Church
Sunday May 20th. the program . “ «"■*** worahlp at 11:00, Spec-
of aervlcea aa follov
Sunday M mwUs by the choir. The eer-
achool at 10.00 a. m. Kdward 1». u ?" *• ° n
» Chrigtlan—
! Hcaeuum Supt. Morning worship at ? h3i „ C* nt 1 (iet Alon« Juat aa I
i 11:00.
Epworth League at 7:00,
Evening services at 8:00
o’clock. ’ ^ ounR people's C. E. will meet
Sermon* both morning and evening ** 7:00.
by the Faster.
Prayermerting on
The evening service* wil be evan-
Ihuraday evening nt 8:00, a cor- geliatic. The sermon will be on
d al invitation i* extended to ail "The
Pentecostal Church.“
Will
who will come and join ua in the ths church of the firat century
worship.
Choir rehersal on Tuea- fit the 20th century?
This is a
day evening at 7:30.
historical sermon. Hear what h » -
— W. Edwin Ingalla, Pastor, torT says about the church. Get
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home from that ride in tim# for
p | ,,l r . t l n e f t , - : . »
church in the evening.
We invite
1 r J r t n OI '- fin S t
you here.
Bible achool at 9:46. A class for
Oaear A. Cooper minlatei*.
everyone that come*. Good Uach-
*r, for
e, ch cI**a. Bring your
Mrs. J. R. Talbert visited rela­
tive* at St. Helena Wednesday. Sh*
waa accompanied by her brother,!
R. J. Gould, who is going to Europe jm
In June to study music
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.. s r w «L A N T ON USED CARS
!
tho
”
h K \LFU
th«
CIVKN Hi
DBAL i KB
An •nlir«lv
entirely n®w
new *l«nt
alani
on tho
the
th®
on
used
car,
elevating it
to U
rightful Place in the industry, wu* '
taken
____ by by R. H. tirant, vice - pm. i-
When the . wife
gora Into . the dent In charge of tho Chovjoty
..
"
’ *• will have he oppnrtu- „
Company, lurt pn-r lu hW
at USOV«
nit> ol »«• ng hn .nthoul at t|»»r „ ¡| tni 0I( „ month'* trip to Hua- tn the Circuit Court of the dial* of
asms lime hearing hvr.
Oregon for Washington County
ope.
A
copy of the uiterv'ew
g.vcn by the automotive executive May ti,' He lleimett. plaintiff, va.
Sydney llennctt. defendant.
Most |ieo|>le know how a th ng haa juat l>een received here by To gydney llennett. th* abovt-namwl
ought to be done-or so wo might Elmer Stipe, local Chevrolet deal-.
defendant l
Infer from their criticism of those «r.
In th# nam* of th* Slat* of Ore­
who go ahead and do It.
, “ Aa evidence of the growing im- gon! Tou art heraby required 1«
-
nortar.ee of
the used car,"
eaid appear and answer th* complaint
The constant dripping of water ™r- ®**pe, “ U 1» ’'ointed out b> filed against you In th# abov# *n-
wear, .way the hardest atone and Mr. ^rant that during the fre t titled Court and suit on or before
th* tart day of the ttm* prescribed
tbe c natant dripping tear« mukos <lu*rU,r ot 1928 the Clnvro
In the order for publication of thla
a man buy an expenaive one.
, r' * f lh# counlry whl * moVink eumnion», to-wit: on or befora tha
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250,000 new care delivered at re- expiration of f /»»ue * f,»J I '-11-4*1.
o .
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't*1 more than 200,000 used auto-
^
d. t. of first
Returning
tourists
«tatv that mo.(iieg
Thi* waa made ptieeiubi pubiieatloa of this
summons, th*
taxi drivers of e-rmany exnect no .
a cliangtng attitude toward ’ the f|r, t publication thereof being on1
til'». Mareo I-do carried back to ^ p(| cgr (>n- (},c p>rt both of the May It, t ill, and If you fall to
Wnic«
m» ifu»r<» ►
u.’i'.m kubk* tttlc |u^omot){lt and tho public.”
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and anawer for want thereut |
than thi*.
Jn hi, mt0rv1ew Mr. C.ranf a»- ‘ he plaintiff »p i «uiilv
to “ >«*
------------------------------------------- that wherena the dealer M f- « “ or» f"I
rh* Impul»«
nierly paid bill«' at tsntmu to thu
c(,nlr, c, Bww
he- I
" "b e n did >ou »Hart workinr u»ud car the proportion of u»e>| to , wrrn p, . lnliff »nil defendant bo
here? '
new car *n|*» ha* mounted no hlglt ,1
'tV,U. and (hat |»l*lntiff have «n
“ I he day the manager colled me that automobile* which have seen alxniuie divorce from defendant^
Into hla office."
service are
now an Important thnt pialnttrr b* awarded th# ca r»'
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.„r t of the
buaineaa. Car* are and custody and control of tha
Mr.and Mrs. Herman Metzentine
t n-l -ui - Henrv. I.biyd an I Everett,
attended
the Benson
Palyteehnlc
st-hool T«* h, Sb-iw in Portland on
-Thursday evening.
Mrs.
Fred
Hartholomew
and
daughter, Gladys, of Salem spent
Sufidty at the home of Mrs. F.
G. Donaldson.
Bcthel Con»f. Church
beautiful site for a home, overlook-¡R
Ing Mt. Hood, and has many large 4
Mr. »nd Mr*. A. M. Jannoan and tree* grow^ig on it.
Mr*. J. C. Huntley attended the
. -hnntor nt the () E S.
Tori land rnapier
P* o.
— me v/. c. m r
Tuesday evening. The Matnn» and ,
Patron« of 1927 turpriae^ WiRigm
A
McKemle. Pgtron « I tbc Chapter.
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Ant now w. wJI baten to
Mil »tory of tho w ift who pul
W axm I inlo th® J».« find bukvd
kitchen rang®.
Ills grandad, In hi» houro of logs.
Fa id. ‘'Things aro
going to th«
^
dog»’’ ;
llis grandad, in his English bog».
F' iiu I, ’ Tilings Mr« going to tho
Mr*. Charlea Roaeman
were dnner gueate on
the home of Mr and
Roaeman.
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Regular services at the lielhel
Mr and
Mr*. Frank
Kuat of ■.ongrcgntional < hurch, the partor
Seattle apent Saturday
night at preaching both momlig and even-
the K. W. Woodruff home. They ing. In the morning the choir will
are on a motor trip, to Texas.
"Hsavstt is Not Far Away”
I Word ha* been rd:slved that 8yd-
**” • Unvie “ m* Mrs.
ney Davis, who has been working ’w 'bb "ing the offertory number.
in a lumber camp at Knappe, Or*, i ,n th* evening the muaic w II bo
was hurt Saturday.
charge of th* orcheatra only, aa
th* choir is to Journey to the Jen-
\r’d .Mr*' ■ ' j L . i d T nr alumin
t i L u ' nin<r'1 Lod* * church tor • concert
tertained
rtalned at a Supermad*
Supermade alumin- of
„^ ¡c .
um wear demonstration dinner Wed
netday evening. Ten guest* were
present.
The Department of Commerce
tayt that in 2S0 principal citiet of
the United State* every human
being pay* an average of $4 09 a
year for police protection. Add
the coat of court*, prison*. dia-
trict attorney*, etc., you lirni that
crime coet* many hundred* of mil-
Ilona a year. Add the “get-rich-
quick Crimea” and it run* to bil­
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crime, only education can end It
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are invited to compete In this an-
terpriac, which aliould atir the
imagination.
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