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Game By One Run 2
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LOCAI. NEW S
Heaverto.i, Washington County, Oregon.
I Rose Show Float
A num ber of Beaverton
people
»pent Kuniluy Ht U h I iii Grove.
M I» It I hm I it S hrlleoherger
»pont
wn*k w ith frlfnii« In K a n u »
City, Ore.
.Mi. mul Mr*. !.. I. I. h i w rit were
Home * “ "■'** vi»¡i..r» at the H enry K«m
i Hume in I’urtlnnil.
With Short End Of
9 To 10 Score
Mra. Charle» K»trrley and d a u g h ­
te r, Frunces, a p rn t Monday
with
fr.vnd» in I'urtland.
Mra. <J. I*. D arland of HH’sboro
»pool W idnraday with h er dsogh-
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OBITUARY
—
Project Under Way
Booster
Club
Busy
J
Friday,
On
Plana For Thia Year’s
m
CHAHI.KM H. ANDKIMON
*'haile» R. Anderaon of HaMldale
d:ed Monday a t the Good S am ari­
tan hoapitai, a t the
nge
of <3
year».
He waa a native of K en­
tucky.
Funeral arrangem ent* were under
the direction of W E, Peag, and
the »ci vice, war* held Wadneaday
from the P e rg Chapel.
The ad
■ireaa waa delivered by Rev. Donald
MacNcil.
Interm ent waa i|> t h e
Cooper Mountain cem etery.
He laavoa to mourn hi* loaa hi*
widow, Mra. Maggie Anderaon.
May 25, 1928.
$1.50 Per Year
Southern Pacific To
Add More Coaches
1 wish to thank the kind fr eniia
fo r th eir help and sym pathy and
the
beautiful flo ral offering* a t
th# tim e of my bereavem ent.
— Mrs. M aggie Anderson.
Public Service Commission
Growers Undecided
About New Project Four
CARD OK THANKS
. Nocturnal Prowlers
Run Wild In Aloha
Places Of
Business
Grant« Company’s Plea
The berry crow ing m em bers of
Entered And Looted
the T ualatin
Valley
Grower* o r­
Entry In Parade
For Hourly Service
ganization have
k e n endeavoring
Wednesday Nijçht
for th e past week to decide w hether
_ _ _
or not to star* «he proje t of b a r­
CHANGE DUE JU N E 1 reling the r fru it products coopera­
CAME HERE SU N D A Y .««. Mr., win,. c.dy.
$5.00 PRIZE
OFFERED
tively this season or to w ait until TIRE
STOCK STOLEN
Mr. and Mra ICutiert Summer»
re x t y e a r when they 'nave a more
Peters Appointed New
and Mr». E lm ar Stine »pent Sunday
'
The
B eavertoa B a sin e »
Men
Testify thoroughly organized group.
"H allim a llullander»" Of Verboo. I '
1,10 N ahaUnt rlvar.
Another Club M -elina KchedulH
Public Relations Chief
recently-form ed m arketing associa­ County Officer* r.nd F inger P rin t
A t Recent S tage H earing
| Mra. W. W. Van Kleek
and
„
_
tion have already tak en step* to
i u F la , H um . Nine S unda,
| d au g h ter, C ath ry n . »pant
aevaral
V at Tfcl* F rid *>r E »eai»f
im prove local conditions m the te l­
A ppointm ent of Jam ea G Peter*
E xpert At W ork O* Case
■ -
; day» thla week w ith her parent* in
. -
a . chief of the branch of public r e ­
ling of th eir product, and the b a r-
lation* in the forest aerviee, 'U nit-
Portland.
Tha Oregon Public Servica Com­ telin g project is one of a num ber
fe a v trC n’» borx'hlile hurli-rs on
V1 .. .. „ . L
Flan» fo r a float fo r
F e a v e r-I id State* D epartm ent of A gricul­ mission granted perm ias <m to the of plan*
th* association
haa in
Sometime during
the wee, sma'
tu re, ha*
juat
keen
annuanced. Southern Pacific company the fnrkt mind fo r the establishm ent of a hours of W ednesday night. May 23,
Sunday, May SO, t.ek h . d .Hmn t o 1
p , £ y for a P ortland ‘° " *• • « " %
Peter*
succeed.
M
ajor
R.
Y.
S
tu
art
stable
market,
fo
r
local
produce.
:,e U .,.« l park in F in la n d , rn g -g
,.|ul, M r. Adam G ro h . won P ™ ** m
^ r *a d > to
*
h*ld
of the
wack to institute
hourly
th e business section of Aloha, was
ed the D unn.«ay lad» in a »pin (he 'honor*
n ^ uno • r* $ ° ,n «« rnerr ly forw ard who on May 1 took over hi* dutiea stag e service to and from Portland
A t a called m eeting of the grow ­ the unknowing base of operation*
ted nine i n n |g Ira an. and retu rn
'
’
under the
au»p tea
of
the local aa Chief Pore»ter.
1 and Forest Grove, and on the firs t er» held Monday evening in the o f­ fo r w hat i* believed to be a w ell-
ed
honw
with
tin, satisfying
Mr “ »’I Mr*. W R. Van Kleek Booiiter club. A apccial m cctina of
Peter« ha» been connected with of June eleven ot the big silver- fice*
of the
B eaverton
R eally organized g ang of ex p erts :n the
knowledge th a t th e , ha I h e’d one *nd ilalighter, C athryn. »pent S un- th a t order w*» held in the office the public re'ationa work of
the g ra y coaches of th a t Company wid ¿om pany, the berry ra ise rs te n ta ­ a r t of robbery. The next m orning
ot the »trofigeat ag g reg atio n s in th e ^
w t,h fr *'n J * 1,1 T ’* , r d
r° ° » » "<
telephone building on fore»t aervice fo r many years. He take up the task of serving the tively
decided th a t th e
task o f, , when th e p roprietors of the Aloha
rtitft»« tu u si glit on©«-run victory.!
Dcwry. th«* plum brr, fin shed s Tuesday
night, May
22, for lh© la the principal au thority of t h e tia v a h n g public between these two form ing
a
b a rre in g
enterprise M ercantile com pany, G errow ’» g a r ­
A lthotu h »U fcatcd, D tu 10, t h e 1 Job of plundmig this week a t lh© pUrposs of fu rth erin g the float service on atata forest cooperation, poin’.t.
would
not be advisable
a t t h a age, the m eat m arket there, and the
In. a) ii in rfchiliitt 1 s .,ii*i|• | *y hism l home of Stove Black, Aloha
project,
and a very
encouraging and haa been largely instrum ental
T here ha* been
more than o r ­ tim e. They were of the opinion postm aster, O. S. Lowry, opened
in bringing »Unit progressive fo r­ dinary
and large, th e ir estaoIU hrrenU ,
<>( tl
national paatfma, and gave
, , ( |ihi| Mr
, ({ y - ’h i r l m-d ,1 ^ ni*, * nl “ ,e l>or,«,,•
they
found
in terest
aroused
in the th a t a more com pact
IV. I ,ml 'iu.nl » hard b a t l h . |M |
, M„
y ‘ w
| . 1Vrrm o re. , A nother Booster rlub m eeting will estry policies and the developm ent recently -completed
pad
hearing
before organ zation would be necessary th a t nociurnai prow lers had
of fo restry activities in the »tales the commission, and
the case was to insure the success of such a ven­ visit* to th eir .places of business.
'»><• ’»•»•
J r ., motored to Huy Ocean a . l S un- ^
M0
No
inconsiderable expense
A. B. H astings, assistan t to P e­ thorougli'y discussed pro and con. ture.
Fellow ng a hurried check of tac
ii ,. gam e was lllwrally »prink J . y
•» wWch »•"*•
design»
in Men from th is vicinity who te s ti­ and labor is necessary to th e suc­ var.iou* places entered, it was be­
le i
«H i,
h it. and
arro re, bull,
...
...
. ,
. . .
f«r thlai year's entry u. th e parade ters, succeeds him as d rr rtly
sta te fo r­ fied at the hearing w ere: C. E. cessful completion of a barreling lieve«! th a t th e garag e
was the
te a m . g « rn er,„g
m a rly an u .,u .l „ M‘** ‘
* * •'
•'*d
’>«>>'" e r . to be subm itted. The club haa charge of the division
H ast ngs
is
a A lien. O tto Er.ckaon, Jam es Hinder project.
heaviest
lo .e r in the
wholesale
»haie u( th. p ingle» ami the muff*.
^ ‘ T
.
PC*- ' 10 * * est cooperation.
, .
.
Monday evening a t
the home of
presen tin g the accepted float g raduate fo rester w ith wide e x p eri­ and R. E H anna, B eavert n ;J . H.
S r.ce the Monday evening ses­ looting, as th e establishm ent su ffe r­
l . a i u r c of the c o n e l were th. Wr ill4j Mr*. U |„ U .w e U .
d * ^ -"
Mr». T alb ert
ha.
been ence.
He has l>ecn assista n t to Buck and H. A. Lowry, A loha; and sion of the grow ers, an offer from ed alm ost com plete
depletion of
m l T t e r T f ' ^ m7 . D u u / " L w e r n ^ l Mr». W. J. lam naid
of
W all. d- 'K atetl «0 p repare tw o plana, one P eters since FJ2S.
8. E. Anzaione Huber.
a b a ire 'in g com pany o f P o rt’a n J th e ir stock of tires. T he.r loss i*
estim ated a t more than $300. Due
^ ..
i
i
r
* W alla W aih h iu rented the houac » »cene of "B eaverton the Fairy
According to the schedule ju s t has been rccieved by the secretary,
uim | irs.
Dunniway
tiaiutncd uiit
■n"; ;
' / n .
, ,
t
i •*
a
«ih -e - “ ii
/
to the fact th a t a num ber o f tool*
•
i
t,
ATiptl
hv
Mi
(i
I*
1
>sr
and.
on
anil
tiw
oth©r
a
Iio
m
of
and
the
subject
is
lx*
ng
reconsid­
Forest
FirQ
Handbook
,
of the rire u .l . |„ „ t . early m
J '
£
• *" „
^
w„ ^ ,n r|
released by the Southern Pac h e
The C arver B arreling com ­ were also taken. it . is thought th a t
company, the follow ing hours will ered.
(he fray and June.,, of la m i.r - *“ ,U
W 1 "WVl ,M?Xl ^
lh#
tu b m lt,ed , t
For
Schools
Issued
the robbers fir*t entered the G arage
‘"J ,n
lh« deaign
be 8. P. stage tim e in B eaverton: pany has made the association an
tun, in the rig h th , connected w |,h .1 week.
. th is
m eeting, amt it la n i w U f i
o lfe r to furnish b arrels and su g ar and oy m eans o f the im plem ents
W
estbound
from
P
ortland,
a
t
one
the other, drtrtolg H alstrn In .h e e d
Mrs. 1. I) .Shcll.mlH.rgrr a tte n d - (ha(
olh#r(1 ^
, |>u ^
As sn aid to b etter forest fir*
and to pay o th er expenses of the secured there, were able to gain
of him. In th© t|u c tti* n of **whrn txJ a lun/hcoti and «hower g ire n | Ufflç^ jn f or approval
prevention, the U. S. Forest S e r­ m inute p a st every hour beginning
to the o th er
business
work, and the local b e rry grow ers entrance
i. t u um pire ro tten T ",
Beaverton m P.wtland on T h u r« lay of
laat
A fn a n c e com m ilte w as
appointed vice has Ju*t issued " A F orest Fire a t P.01 a. m. and ccn '¡cu in g u n ­
places.
a
re
now
considering
the
advisabil­
A fte r
th at tim e
fo r Oregon it« ■Lul p- m.
r- g »(ried a vluUmt p iu t.a t
when »«v*.
„ , h, MonJ,
#vcn,Bg H u lo n to Prevention Handbook
The thieves forced th e ir way into
U k . coaches will run every other ity of accepting the proposal.
it «a» r» |H>ric I th a: ono ul the
Mrs. Fred O n i.trd and datigtjter,
tl— i» * e a » i y
funds,
and Schools."
W hen the idea of b arrei ng wws th e Aloha M ercantile sto re through
h
our-
6:01,
3;01,
10:01,
and
the
urnp. «a» m aking
d. laiun« th a t O rtru d r and Mrs O m .lrd ’a m othar,
, „ m o ittre , composed of Dr. C.
The protection of t h e » valuable
first advanced
the ouestion of a a window- Morrison and Lowry e s­
« .■ • an n i - u l I» th.- Intelligente* Mm. Tim m, lef, Tuesday
evening K Mason. Mra. H m c r Stipe, C. K. tim ber resources of the state, both final stag, a t 12:01.
building
in
which
t* enrry on the tim ate th e ir loss a j about $fOO.
B eav er.en u n s desiring the m otor
be »ii ‘C he ha>l bet on the Dun f„ r an extended
visit in
t'm alu i, ii,.a„,. .« .i u r . j
y n « .i.
real and potential, from fo rest fire
gm ceriee.
operations
w as solved when th e A rticles taken irc'uded
coach
acm
m
odat'ons
on
the
ca^t-
... .
... •». n,. ar.„d
« d w e iS Ï iI3 is one of the outatand.ng conserva­ bounds into Portland, are offered group secured the Freem an build­ s Ik stockings, cig arettes, etc., an d
tion problems of the sta te , says
a MirCluskey filin g cabinet.
This
ing fo r the jn irro se.
the F orest Service
of the United the following tim e schedule under
cabinet w as found “T hursday m o rn ­
If
the
Portland
com
pany's
offer
.
e
i . . . . . . .
Mi». K A. Keeling motored
t o »hl» B eaverton to aupear in tha
of agriculture, the new plan: t y s t stage a t 6:oo Is accepted, Beaverton will have a ing on th e old county road.
Next
Sunday W rU m .t. the d ark S a ||m Suf)(Uy |m i vi , ju ^
„ vhe parade,
a y n t o l l e d by
an entry S tates dPpnrtm ent
a. m. and a tartin g a t 8:26 at ni„
T his ¡s th e fo u rth tim e th e M er­
burse of the league, cornea
hole k„ . . . u¡
nnj M rí j. M T b
lh a , will be even moro successful and one in which every eitisen of
hourly service until T:2o p. m. The barreling enterprise am ong its Its* cantile store has been robbed in aa
to play and
th* Ima! nine « b w u _ Mr,
KeWtng rem ained fo r a *" t,M' »'•■•mtiUon fo r p r i » honors Oregon is concerned.
of sum m er activities-
If pot, the
■**«
Port
¿and
bound
stag
»
is
due
Thla book’et, said to be one of
practicing
uaniv»tly to
give the sh o rt stay.
than was the on* of last year.
project will, m ost likely be under­ m any years.
in Beaverton a t 9:23 p. ra.
The post office reports a loss of
battling Hollander» a w arm rv-
taken next season.
J. W. R aynard, president of the the most complete of ita kind ever
Augmented train and stage aer­
about $42.50, in stam ps and c u r­
consists id 30
cei’ttun when the gam e »tart».
i .
.
. ,
Booster club, wiahea to rem ind the issued in Oregon.
viee on the Weat a dc highw ay and
rency.
The place was com pletely
in
t m m b-— — .W —V
i Reported
people of Beaverton ________
and v ic n lty pnges, dealing with causes, effect rail route has become necessary in Kinton Pupils Have
ransacked, and
papers and m ail
and
prevention
of
forast
fire»,
and
day. '.he Saint» » e re vlctoriou» by (
In Hospital Patient» th a t the organixatNm is com pote^ it tell* hew forest fires a re detac­ the past feww years to adequately
Program And Picnic were scattered about the room-
a cuunt uf II to 7. Fairvale m ade
-
of rh ery person who attand» the
handle the rem arkable increase of
The
m eat m arket
ow ned and
FJ bit*, aa ag am at 17 fur the w m - |
Mpa. Mi|i»n
K irer of
MotaMa, meeting».
There are no fee*, an d hed and combatted. The iaauc has the traveling public, and the new
^ Kin ton, May 24. -928, (Special) orerrsted by P eter Stock «ras e n ­
n nc team from
Saint
Phillips. , i , Ug m o r of Mra. Wes U a n y and
no due* nor initiation fnrm a'itia*. 26 illustrations, and is intendod for service to be
.nuagurated by the The lost day of school w as obser­ tered. but the thieves w ere unable
school use, being arranged in lesson
There « e re
eix e rro rs, three being
Mrs. O .iver T aylor, of The Dalles, The order
la a m odem
Round-
Southern
P acify is but another ved Monday by a large picnic oil to find much they could take. The
form aa an aid to teachers.
ih u g e d to each team .
, daughter-in-law . are both n the Table devoted <o the
w ork
of
! t'id e n c e of the grow th and popu- the school grountis. A large rep re­ cash re g .stc r, however w as rifled.
l.a lie n e e for l-'airvalu w tre Brad
Sm ith hospital In H i'lsboro, » here m ak.ng a bigger, b e tte r and busier
I t is generally belived th a t the
i 1*r i«y enjoyed by th s section of sentation of the parents and others
burn. 1 lum,
Nhana.ian, and ll a a g ; ' they
ro rsn tty underw ent operations.
Beaverton lust
y ear entered a No Basis Found
done by the
the T ualatin Valley,
interested in the school w ere p re s­ nefarious work w as
f i r Saint
Phillip*,
H .iclla. Hugora.1 f b ry , re
reporte*!
im proving. <>n« to become an activa member, j
For Election Rumor
made the
ent and enjoyed the exercise« of ones who last week
and Mil er.
Star« for the Saint» Olive
May
K irer and
G eraldine
R a.vrton laat
y e a r entered a
sim ilar visit, a s
th e day. A nice program was put tow n of Roy a
America’s
Sweetheart
To
the e a r-m a rk s of
th e tw o job*
« c i.
tb .c o and I.uciano
S hana- ( r , viaitlng th eir Krandmothor, Mr*, float ill the ■ Rose F estival and, al-'l C ontrary po a rum or « h ic k haa
Appear On Local Screen on by the scholars fn th e ntorniigr, have much the same appearance.
Iiun mid P atterso n slurred for the
though it was her maiden e ffo rt in been persistently repeated, D r J .
and there w as a basket «I nner at
I'airvnle team .
S h cr.ff Reeves, D eputies Duley
auch a project, placed well up in R. T albert of Beaverton did
not
noon.
Game« and races occupied
and Hathcr«», and a fin g e rp rin t ex­
the
prize
winning class. W „ ith the re c e d e the nomination fo r R epre­
The Big P icture is due in B eav­ the afternoon.
Beaverton
Scout«
Take
■
,
„„
p e rt were busy on the case T hurs­
Kintuit Dairyman Host
n c „ r H i „ h l | i : L „ L V I.I o v •t»*»"* Beaverton. Citv of Homes, sentative from th is district, in the erton Sunday, May 27 for « three
•The fol'ow ing program by the
( m r n i K h t i l l k l rriuay artistically
worked on a flow er- rccen prim ary election.
day run—M ary P tk f o r d , in “My scholars of the upper grades was day, and it "B hoped th a t th e iden­
To Dintinguislml (¡roup
tity of the m arau d ers may be soon
dccVed arch, and. below a charm ing
The f©Towing report direct from
put on in (he m orning: song, "O re­ learned.
Pleven scouts of troop 214, of domestic scene to typify the lionie' Hillsboro shows the vote east: C.
H er picture* have alw ays had a
K inti n. May ‘24. It* 'd t Spc ml) B eaverton, and th eir sco u tm aster motif, the strik in g picture »o cap- R. L aFollette, 2666; R. p , Peters, large following and * the way this gon, My O regon,” school; roll call.j
V num ber of <1. Iingui»b l l)ii,;o u enjoyed an overnight hike last k ri- livnliug the Judges of the rn tries 26-25»; L. K Wilkes. LOW; J. R. picture has been welcomed in every "H istórica,’ O regon," m em bers of Jersey Cow of Beaverton
school; composition, “ Dr. W hitm an
n e n were in town Friday nnd pa d day.
th a t Beaverton proudly bore awny T albert, 2060; T. U Perkins, Ii>57. place w here It has shown. M ary
On Silver Medal Lif
and < ayu.-«' W ar,’ Leo Young, com-1
a vis.t a | th e farm
of Mr. on I
Some of the scouts went early the fifty dullnr prize.
According io this o ffe ia l count, in still “ A m erica's S w eetheart.’’
p o s 'io n . “ E srly G overnors," Roy!
On
tw o milking» a day. Dair
L aFollette,
Petera,
and
V|
J
J. \ a u M eek. P leasant io Hie ram p in g sit* aa a work
This season the float has a repu- M ciara.
M anager Freem an has trade a r ­ 6 an Kleek; song. “Oregon G rap e,'’ like’s
re.i,tfv, a purebred Jcrsi
V|. b y road
III lulled in the p ir tj p arty to prepare th e grounds fo r tatio n to sustain, and
th* P oster Wilkea were nominated.
rangem ents to show this, her la te -t "elected; “ Dr- John M cLaughlin's he fe r in the herd f. «. .F. Yu
» e .c . Dr. J . W K err, pre>,.l ni ol aumm or camping. Ju at before dark c,ub
CJ
hVavcrton clt|)(c,i s !
success,
in Beaverton
at re g u lar S tory," Mable V an Kleek; “S tate Kleek fr Sons of Beaverren. Orego
<>. if.
J D. Mi klr, s ta te d ilry the rvst of the group arriv ed and
Mrs. J. R. John-on of The D al­ prices.
He w as recently granted blow er and B ird,'' F r e i Ludwig; eualified fo r a S ilver Medal on hi
and food commissioner. R. II. Kipp, a wick la large enough to sh elter r " My to
<'* 11 aml h f *’ t *’" l'0"10 le*. in com pany with Dr. and Mr*. perm ission
of
Lewis and fir »t lactation.
to show the
picture playlet. “Sketch
m anager of the m arketing d ep art- half of troop w as conatrueted, ua- town again win high honors.
Karl Swenson and son, visited and w ithout a raise in his usual adm .s- C lerk” ; dialogue. “ A D ifference of
She w as sta rte d on th is offi-i
munt of the P ortland rhHiiilier of ing tho m aterial tKat had ' n * « n -------------------------
took dinner w ith th c > parents, Mr. sion fee.
He feels confident th a t O p n io n ,"
tw o
boys;
recitation, te s t » h en she w as 2 year* and
Con nter.'e, and a num ber from tb* cleared
front th e ground
and a
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. R astm ussen and Mrs. E. E. Swenson, Sunday.
B eaverton’s film fans will be out " F a th e r in School Day»,'' Evelene m onths of age-, and in the folio«
Height nr ’ig
towns
uf
H.Uaboro th atch of liougha from lightn n g - and fam ily of Hillsboro spent Sun-
Mrs. E. E. Swenson visited with in full force on the
three gala R iehaids.
d ri’l and
song, “Old ing 306 days she produced 149.!
uml Forest Grove.
»truck fira.
afternoon a t the home of John Mrs. J. R. Johnson am) Dr. Kart nights and th a t seats wil be a t a 1 lack C at and T rip L g h tly ," *cho- lbs. o f b u tte rfa t and 7,188 lbs i
► They r a 1 H to interview Mr. Van
O utstanding featu res of the hike R. Hay».
premium a t every showing.
Swensop ip Portland W ednesday.
lars; dialogue. “The L ost T ro u s-' milk. She w as w ith calf 220 da;
Kleek on the au b je.t of his »uc- «hat Ihe boys will long rem em ber
‘
ers, ‘ two girls and th ree boys; and o f th is t m e, qualifying fo r ti
ie »ful la m in g
method* ami to were
M aurice* m o s t
delicious
“S pring Song,”
hooL
A m erican Jersey C attle Club Si
view hi* sliH-k o f cattle ami birds, rum 'll.
Tennyson's
ghoat
story,
ver Medal.
F or th ree sue« essi
Motion picture* of the model Van "F e n r" nnd the hardness of a bed
Miss M ary Je ffrie s of Bethany, m onths of her te st L'eatuy produi
Kleek plant, ami num erous prize on th e ground.
and a Mrs. S tew art a re employed ed over 53 lbs. of b u tte rfa t pi
w inning rnlm nls were taken by
On the 2'2nd of next month l.isle
a t the W h tchall Cafe. Mrs. S tew ­ m onths
H er m i’k averaged 6.26
t'linrlea S
P iper of the O regon W alker, who has won four oonsec-
a r t is a sister- n-law to the M r s .. b u tte rfa t fo r the test.
S tew art who is employed a t the
Sereen News.
ulive treasure», will have ch arg e of
B eauty is by
D airylike's Cat
“second trick " operator a t the S. P. bogc Prince, and out of C lara Gem
Luncheon w as served by Mr. and «he q u arterly tre a su re hunt.
Tho
depot.
Beauty.
Mrs. Van Kleek before the group prize »11 eons'at of some object
departed.
commonly us*d by scout*,
z
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G
Doings Of Week At The County Seat
t i l l I ' l l COURT
L. I'V its of Vurnonia
was
MARRIAGE l i c e n s e s
Issued to John T. SahonJian and
M arg aret Ellen Brown, both of
P ortland, May 19.
j Issued to George A. Roth, C alif­
ornia. snd Ruth Carm en, G aston, on
May 17.
fill, il $26 by Ju st i t of Peace Kur-
ntli on a charg e of sw itching licen­
se platea.
The
S tate
In d u strial
Accident
Commission ha» brought su it a g a in ­
st O ra
Sm ith in un
action for
ARRESTS
money, fje .l May 21. E B. Tongue
John
Ouspovick
» a s taken on n
is attorney fur the plain tifl.
A L. C hafe ha» num e! Victoria liquor charge May 14 hy deputies
C ile defendant in a m eri gage for- Duley and Schcndcl.
Edw ard Nenh'y was arrcsti'd on
cloi-urc rase filed V ny 10, W. M.
Layton 1» atto rn ey fo r thu p laintiff. it 1 quor chnrge May 17 by D eputies
Duley and F.stepp. •
Lucille Arnold w as taken on a
charge o f drunke.sesa May 17 by
PUOPATT1
The e state of C. M. Wood, d e ­ D eputies Duley and Eatepp.
C harles Mohney w as arre ste d i*n
ce« < <1, wax filed fui prolude Mny
17.
G ertie Good, damo» Ni h >bt a '¡quor charge May 17 by Depu­
and W. W M cFIdownry are ml ties InBev and F.atepp.
C- C. Howard waa arrested on a
min r.tiatlonora.
ll.tro. Me A lew» &
Pet ", a ere attorney a for the estate. liquor charge Mny 17 bv S h eriff
The c ta te of F rn est F Hraml- R eeve, and Deputies W eekort, Du
■'linw, d e e « . «I w as file«« fo r pro ley end Schendel.
P ete TTnn en w as arrested May
hate May 1 «. Cl»u«le W agner is
• dm inixtrator and I). D. Lump a t ­ 2n fo r drunkeneas by IV puty Mc­
Mahon,
torney fur the estate.
School’s* Out
Local Iris Garden Praised By Expert
Mrs. E. J. Mann, of Beaverton
lout«*
4,
the
only
comm ercial
gro w er in this vicinty of th e beau-
Ft’ul Dutch Iris blooms, is rapidly
b ringing fam e to this portion of
the T ualatin Val ey by her success
in rro p o g atin g these flower*.
On Monday. May 21, Mrs. Mann
w as hostess to the m em bers of the
F o r s t Grove G arden club, and the
Organization of flow er enthusiasts
spent an in terestin g and in stru c-
t ve afternoon am ong th e blossoms
in 3he Mann planting A m ong those
present was the A m erican rep re­
sentative
of De G raff
B rothers,
fam ed iris grow ers of Holland, A r­
th u r Bowman, of P o rt’and, who
addressed the assembled garden ng
devotees on tho subject of the
proper care and cultivation of the
iris blooms.
In speaking of the disease* to
be guarded a g ain st in iris propo-
gaticn, Mr. Bowman sta te d th a t
the flow ers grown by Mr> Mann
w ere s n g u la ily free from disease
and th a t her plan tin g was n every
w ay i leal.
! The Dutch Irii, a com partivc
newcomer in O regon garden plots,
is d«*c!ared to be extrem ely suscep­
tible to p lant diseases, especially
V> the dread 'm osa c’ and horticul­
tural» have found th a t condition*
in th is region are more suited to
ruice»8fu!. grow ing of the blooms
th an
anyw here on th is
coast—
ran k in g second only to th e native
H olland dike-land, w here the Iri*
blooms f'n d th e ir ideal conditions-
Mrs. M arn specialises in the Im ­
p e rato r and Yellow Queen strain s
and. from th e standpoint of beauty
of blossoms, her choice seem s a
m ost happy
one.
The Im perator,
w .th its b rig h t b’ue color and tho
D utch
Queen, golden
as spring
p lan t life, and compare favorably
w ith any o th er blooms th a t O re­
gon gardens c m boast.
The
m em bers
of the
F o rest
G rove G :n lo n club we e loud in
sunshine, are beautiful specim ens of
th e ir praise of Mrs. M ann’s blloms
and declared th a t while th eir city
lo asto d the t t ’e “ Daffodil Town"
Beaverter, could fairly lay d a m
’o glory fti the m a tte r of lrs grow­
ing.