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Volume VI, Number 31
St Ptiilli
Heuverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Single Copy, 5 Ceni«
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I Orreron Slate Nows
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Salem issued •-<> uihliug permits
d u ng April, representing $280,618.
The
Shelby
store building at
Cotjuille wi I l>«> completed by July
Booster
Session Tue; Night
The Main Street at Oregon t'lty
1 is to have ornamental I.ght eerv'c*
Beaverton Hoys Are De»
feated By The Leading
Team In Valley
The building permits of St. Hel
ens fur four iiumths totaled $142-
756.
,
DUNNIWAY BOYS LOSE
Hood River votes $250,000 bonds
for tin
t.uurvl Creek water sys
tem
The crop prospects at
were never better than
now.
Wallowa
they are
m u.
Friday,
’ounty Agent N cwh
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$1.50 Per Year
June 29, 1928.
I : Oregon P.S.C. Holds |3°
Busy Session Here *
OUKT HOUSE ITEMS
COUNTY AG K M NOTES
lltl'sliuro, Oregon, June ¿3, (Spe
dal) P o t a to growers wh<> want |H>la.
to seed crops InaportCd try the Po
talo
CvrtHleutioii
Hoard shoo'd
make application to tho County A
gent for this service th n month
Har!y application ia
thnt
-w
« j A . %l
I(lIls I rOHOnted At Modini arr»nvvm«nU nmy U» mad« with The Meeting Is Held
tho
Potato
Certificai t o
Hoard.
The Office Of The
( loan Up Tho Housior
Moro than the usual amount of
rurtillod ne«<d potatoes aro living
Finance Company
Club
Troasury
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w. 0.
m
ah kebth
Clark wur. arrested Juno
, on a Inm-ny charge by sheriff
ove-i. There le a $1.000 bond.
I enjumin T w in »
Was arreaU-d by
Deputy Werkert Juno I« for non-
support.
Jll
M A liiert was arrested June 20
h'.y l" r"*ny rh“ «-ges h - Deputy |)U-
hooglit by local growers. Tho price
is somewhat lower than in previ
ous years and potato growers arc
MINUTES ARE READ tak ng advantage of the opportun CROSSINO AT ARCHER
ity to get a start of improved llur-
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seed which
is relatively high
Petition
For The
Reorganisation produclng and mor, free from d e- «»«thern Pacific Aar** To Signal
ease than the average run of seed
Dell Un Cedar St. Crossing
Of State Govt.
Presented
potatoes
C. L. Morris wns arretted June
■ 1 on a bnd cheek rhnrgv hy De
puty.
n ».
c ilic iT T
New Market Opens
In Freeman Building
Old Open Drain Closed Up
And Other Matters Of
Interest Noted Here
r o r in
christ.,,..™puintur v j EDITOR MISSES ITEMS
Philip Í brlstensen, defendant n a
divorce su>
D. n. Bump is the at-
The Dunn School
District will
Verboort I» Th* Sarund To The
lor*y (o r t »h« Plaintiff. They were
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n
n
a
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a t
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4 S I St
build a $9,000 schoolhouse at Eu
married June 24
at 1 Walla
Walla, • Agent Of Southern Pacific Stage*
B*.t Team In The V alley
gene.
M ashlngton.
On New
Location
Here
Dallas ( ity Rank, a corporation,
The Pacific Tel. A Tel Co. will
plaint iff, vs. P. L. Braden. defend.
spend $8,600.000 In Oregon tins
S*rawberry Root Weevil
The Public Service Coinnuss’on
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The results of the Tualilun Val
The B«-averton Boosters met Tu.-».
yt-ar.
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A
sma'I
tvp«-
o
f
strawberry
root
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arrived In Beaverton Thursday ...or- j un„ 20
, B ^.vó’w n T '.U o r ò e v
ley League th a Sunday, June St.
Of thc editors’
in s ,
probably
attorney
The H ome laundry of McMinn * .* 'V '" '? ? ,
M rr "* * r'JQM| weevil ha* been out for two to three ning to take up the matter* of sev- for the plaintiff
1928 are:
those o f omrnis.ion
number fully
ville
ha» begun work on n new " n i* .
* ¡" i * , , ‘l" 1 "J" ,w*’ * ” week* and
many
growers have
oral railroad crossings that
have \Vra
Var M or ran w , , ,
R
• ■ many a . those o f commission,,
u*
." ° L rr *
•'U i-n ,
.
poigon^j ba f for this early been applied for in this community, Ray R. Morgan defendani"
V|"i notwithstanding
plant.
the
numerous
St. l*hilli|M>
11
....min. u n won u
*r* 1 njm - brood In^many of the hill sections and held a meeting in the otfiov of
for divorce
filed Tune
1 4 ««'"
Beaverton
2
The Sugai loaf Creamery of Myr her present but one of the unusual . . .
,
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,
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L'.
ore*. nlr<‘ Jun' 13.
Ahey th u gs that that fellow doc. which
i . the
•«. gathering
.. ,
were marr
marked
at Van........
«o
Garden Home defeated l*unn way tle Point has shipped a carload of thugs shout
should not he done.
was ..
the o f the county,
.
,, another
. . . . type
,
, of . root
_ * Die ~ Beaverton . r nance Co.
r<, n,
Vancouver . Hash.,
weevil is el II in th* larva stage
Cn* of the first crossing* that Auvuat 9 1924
Fa-k and now ties with Dunniway cheese.
The
three
sins of
ommission
number of ladies present.
but are beginning to com* out In came under consideration was the
and Tigard for third p'aca In Jhe
8. M. Teagnn. plaintiff, vs H. which are just now weigh'ng heav
The minutes of the meeting were “JJ*
The
Vernonia
l
ogging
Co.
plans
tult beetle stage at whch on* at th* east end of Alien Ave. C. Gladney, defend--* |n
league The earee was a slugging
- ily inthi* particular editor'» dome
north
of mul and adopted as read. There time they may Le poponed with nue where that street comes up a- gage foreclo—en flV«| j , ln„ m mort
j j Brr mo thosp of om fting to mention
match on both sites,
tinstone tv- to log «5,000,000 feet
hud
l-een
several
runim
I
tees
named
commercial strawberry root woe- galnet the Tigard branch o f the Mr Aleni- and Peters attornrys for a word of commendation in regard
reived the hieing honor» with two Banks.
at these meeting*.
As these had
th*- plaintiff
sit-glt-s and tw*o doubles, in flvo
I:’00 acres o f land at Klamath completed their work they were vll poisons or home mixtures a s ' Southern Pacific right of-w ay.
to some occurence* wh'rh were of
d---l ilted (n station circular No. 79
It would seem from the ev donee
tunes up. He wus a Dun way ¡nan. Fulls was recently planted with one
great
importance,—at
least
to
S submitti-d that then- was s road
M t ltlt lth K I.ICKNHFS
Floyd, »tart hy for Garden Home, tractor.
i • cm -«ted in pro.
'' Mrs."^Doy Gray. Treasurer, made ° f th*
SUU>
held Ihmnwa v four innings with
used by the Denney faintly la-tween
A marr-agr lieens«- was issued to moling nnd prosecuting the enter
The Butte Crock Co. at Cudoii her report which showed that they
different
track*
of
thi-lr
land ' rihnr E. Salxwede) nn>) Magdalene prises which have heretofore not
only three hits, Dunniway hunched
sells 100,000 |Kiumis of wool at the had spent more than $100 fur dif
which the Houthrrn Pacific cross- ?*now both o f HPIsboro, on June le«-n mentioned in these columns.
the'r hits in the fifth and ixth in- top price.
ferent things about town the past
-i«t ami the railroad granted them 23.
n'ng* and set red nine runs. Kud-
I-et u. Lake one at a t roe and rot
year.
The Women’ s Community Club of
dela replaced Floyd in the sixth
a private crossing over their rs is
fJeorce IWcennr and Emma Hid- forth a few thoughts about them.
The
bl’
l*
presented
at
the
nmet
•
Stay
ton
opens
a
yn-w
$'t,iHHi
comm
holding Dunniway for five hits for
1 .alcr,
after th* district became »"»n <-f Por land received a license
First there is the c'osing of the
Ing about ch-ar.ed up the amount
the balance o f the game. linger. unity house.
sett'ed and Alh-n Avenue was ex- n,) June 19.
old dra n on the north side o f
of money In the treasury, there l>e-
'«* for Garden Home were Floyd
± 3 tended It eci-ms that there was a Knr| Plummer and E|o—- - « f.auli l.'roiulwny, along Short St. The
Plans have been unproved fui the
Kuddcl* and Powell. Dunniway had first unit of the uttioin high school 'n-r hut a few cent« remaining,
call for a road extending towards ^ ’’ h or Hilshoro, reeeivi-d a license name o f the street not being in
though as not all hills had been * eaveiton Chember of 4'ommerce, Whitford .Stathin. The Oregon E- J>m
aa batteries, Geese, .Wholcrt and at Monroe.
* 19.
general use, we might sav that the
pri-’ •IUCil
enti.l 1
It 1 was
tile M,,,,CUK
difficult 10
to iM*avorton,
IJoavcrton, C'n»ir»»n.
Oregon.
; It^’tric
lectrie h»v«
have
aln-iidy provided
‘ -eorgi- I.ulike and
RiVer
P”
"" * a 1 ll,#
alr«*tkdy
« a
And Helen
IT*•!•*»• R
iVcr old drain ran la-tween the Fordney
Enatone.
John Davis, of Maryland, bought
tell ju»t what th* financtal statu«
|,.mrn.
Beaverton always does rr«»»1" * * " d ,h*r# hlul
» ro,ul ' / Fo'T,t Drove *meeived a license and II. M. Hughson property.
R H E
It
the Cruder 100 acre farm at t anby
came from under the Southern Pa
Garden Home
17 17 1 for $15,000,
*??■. [!'" n''*ner C" n" " 1
h is.-lf proud, and at the Rose
! opened and graded up to the Sou- Jur"’ 2®
Dunniway Park
13 Id 3
whr h.
P* T l*
B ’ mbvT: tlval ill th* Floral Parade this year lh*rn
right.uf way
from
?,’*p,,h Nctv, r and Bertha Mr- cific tracks and carr'ed the drain
Wi,r# fully u
u su al
»»des.
The
of this f high . o f Cornelius re-eived - - a - P- age off the business part of town
The modernizut on of
the Mc- s'ateil that they could get out and yo> were
Tigard and Falrvale also played
up lQ
to your u
s u a l----------------
- - - open
- - ng
-
high standard of excellence. Your ‘ •ruaaing will bring the territory to rrn*e .lune 20. Thev were married south o f the tracks and probably
a hitting game, Tigard w aning 14 Minnvt'le National Bunk is nearly
neci-ssaiy.
rtoat was beautiful ami as id e fr o m the east of Beaverton much closer
D*** Methodist "»rsonage by Rev. from half o f the residence part.
to IS. The game was played at comnletcd.
The in-lit ion or the roi-rg.nl*.- , hc p,,a“ ul „ ^ . u c ^ m u . t Z . to this town. It will p ro v ie . dl- « O
Beadle, on June 22.
Drain* empyt'ng 'nto the conduit
Th'ard. Swifter, for Tigard hit a
The Portland Electric Power Co.
yoU
r cj,
^as had most r*ct road between Beaverton and
w llh* Scott and Mr« Jessie G h- under the trac'-« come from Wat
home run wYh one on
Wohlege- s extending rural lines in the T u lion of the »*•**’ government was
rrerented and about a l present
r««|i«| publicity for which wo aro tiarilen Home and wou'd seem to be
Jun'’
roceivnl a license, son, Angel, Washington Main and
muth for Tigard and Hagg for F a r - alatin valley.
sigiiinl It.
glad.
I a route that wtl come into heavy
nr'’ h<3h o f Hills*-- —
Vs’o both caught a splendid gam«-.
«11 the street* to Erickson Avenue,
Test ed
Tillamook
dairy
herds
travel a* soon as a cruising Kas , *t*r,’ " rd Mœlter and Grace Wnl- and 4 brought water from as far
R< i«l eck and Wohlgemuth were T i
It had been bope.1 that volunteer.«
t
W„ |ik,
„
fur
May
averaged
10.31
pound*
but-
lieen
provided.
1
"
r*
°
f
.
''orn
e’
us
received
a
Been.
in rlrnilild th«» jH*t ¡ inin mi if ht dé j
—
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gard batteries, and Blum and Hag*
south as Sixth St., and probably
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Yours siM-erely, S. C. Pier, Di
r
.
"N on June* 21
terfat per cow.
were batteries for Fa'rvale.
rocurcd at this m«-e ,,g
Imt •• rrctor of 0uUld. ranlctpatlon
Included in the drainage
The matter u# a crossing at what qq------ — _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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R IT E
K.umath County w’l! sell $775,- none presented themselves the mat
was th«’ overflow from the septic
known as Archer, out toward* I |
O H IT U A R Y
*
Tigard A. C.
12 15 3 000 municipal and school bonds for
tanks at the school houses, and at
)R. Mary’s New Home.
Several
l r T h r “ m ^ U PT S , n e d to meet EDITOR GOING TO E-
Falrvale
13 1® 5 various projects.
a great many of the better resid-
residents from that locality were
. n.-e«
We m>ht go on to enum.
OITORIAL
The
Verboort
Club beat
the £ ----------
MEETING present at the hearing. Attorney , . , r ’ n*< V; V|,rrn>" was born
(fl rh$* *«At Tuopdtv evening’ in Sep.*
tember when they will contrno a
brickyard ho vs at Six Corners in
Farems who represented the Son-
" " Au-u*t ?0. crate many other place*. Thnt is
Real Estate Transfers
placing
a fast game Sunday. The score w-as
gnin nmi t*ke up nny wqrk
#
*,
t ,
#.
mein
chic , ri
« mu io
m
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” "* hi* draine«! now underground.
them »'■
Pacific,
stated
to »no
tho m
writer
• f " r7' whprp
hp •
>,Ppn‘
It there I* largely the work o f one
5to3.
Brickyard t ed the »core in m---------------------------------------------------a ’ cerna to come in their Junadle-
* *
,,f th* ,‘c * ' that th« railroad was going to with- P" [ ,y 1
'n>ir~
th*’
^
Shout I a contingency arise ‘ Don
Review wtl
probably tie ^Ha|
i(a „KUettnaa
Lo the
the Archer
Archer
1 " 1
1 **■ rp,,r h r narent a home man.
Jamcj A. Beckett tu Mary Mal- Hon.
True the Town Oounc'l let
the third inning making three runs.
draw ita
objection, to
,
After leaving hi* parent* home D-e job and raid for it hut Mr J3d
The game stood 3 to 3 until in the v ha He kett, .84 acre in Sec. 24 before that t e r , the club can meet !ate in being printed ix-cause of
i h«- Fourth he ng on Weodnesday
,
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^p worknl at different trade* for P owe handled the shovel and laid
at the call
of the president.
seven’ h Verboort score«! two more. T 1 S. R. I W.
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llu- matter of provuhng a bell oy ,, w,„,„
, „ (ik
^
and Iwcausi- o ____
f a _____
trio ___________
to Crater
Oregon Iron A Steel Co. to C. II.
the big sewer nlpe that now rarr>*
Datterrs for Verboort were Vnn
f ’ l IT Il C r V T K l
I-ako which th* puMi*h«-r is plan * " mp “« r t
safety device at the n „ ^ ¡ nu.
||«, »m-nl n'miit twelve the fi'th nnd drainage that form er
Decoveiing and Darety, while Brick» M. Curdy vt ux, l.ota 8d and 84 Tu- I I I T l ’ G V
nlng to take to Crater lock« this { > i *- *n') ^asmhard croas ng» veer* firing and running eng'nes on ly ran nlnng on the surfare where
yard
had ns batteries
Rhinhart, aiilan Valley Homes.
MANY DELEGATES week.md.
w,rp
,,pf" rp thp commUsion. ,hn ||t|noi, rentrab
it roidd he seen nnd smelt by any
C, H. McCurdy et ux to I, D.
Westfall and Spath.
The hotel at Crater U k * k to, . T*18.
Whit" ^orkinc „n the raim ad he passerby.
R I! F Marshal et ux, laits 83 and 84 Tu-
The llitenn Prooresslve Club I» be given U> the puhlishora o f pafiera to
" *fn*
1
0‘' " r a, met ami married Sophroin Sheets
The Gity Dad* have looked the
I I I I • ali’ nn Valley Homes.
Verboort
f
™
tho
*V‘* at Hampton, Iowa. To this union job over and called '♦ good. They
A. F. Christem-r et ul to Marie well represented at the Oregon Fed <n the *UU- o f Oregon and the trip ' r” *
9 2
3
I r‘> kyard
era'inn of Women'i Hub« meeting except the transportation is to be p tahlished in •-*'-» that agreed tha
wn, |,orn put
|{tt|e om. have naid the man his money and
their ton" h t'hrptener 4u acres Anderson Smith
St
Philips
won
Klomnth Fe'ls this week.
fn-e for editor*, tbrir,
staff and
w-mi d not ask for
a >e 1 on on' v )|Vp,| j 0 |M, three years of age all have gone on to matters that
D,
L,
t
.
d
$
i
straight game this Sunday defeat
Mr«.
Viri-il Mever, the l*re«tdeot fainil c*. The convention ia to last *a»mbard St.
and It and it* mother lie in the now occupy _ their time.
But the
Frank Kearns vt ux to Victor G.
in ’ Beaverton ut Se Iwoo 1 Turk.
Thp 1
* "" “ ffr« ’d 4° kpcP
burying ground at Iowa F’all* where unscem'y and unsightly open drain,
With only four more games t«> play Carver «t ux Part of Steel Add.' of the Hi teen Club, nnd Mr». l«-na from June the 29 till July the 2 and
Olsen an- delegate, from the Hiteon your editor i. going to »eo the na- r,nB<1 'n P»’ ” «*1 po«dit pn at all
eouple moved almut 1897.
the unnle>i««nt odor and the :nsan.
V looks li'to a cinch for St. Phil- Beaverton-
Crater 1,me*.
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a a . V
About 1908 Frank came west and itarv condition 's no more and we
John Williams Malarkey to V ic Progressive Club. They were sc- ’ tlonally known, wonderful
1:ps to win the cup.
... Ml« \ F r. •(■•■«on. l ake.
I.T L I.liU i1 ir" Ú 1 . 1 m D D I
for »
■»
f 'M "- fii'ed to sav " word about it when
W L Pet. tor G. Carver et ux, Part of Steel
( OUN r\ MAIL ( ARRI*
Montana where he worki-d on an H was first done.
V*-« C W Strother*. Mr*. George
10 0 1000 Add. Beavcrton.
S*. Phillips
l.’iyc* tgUN P I C N I C engine that ran between Great Fnll. The next thing is the new com
Joseph Henry Morris et ux to Ander*on and Mr*. Ernest H 'e.
8 2 890
Verboort
I 1 Y I* lLy ñmt B(|Ifnit- „„ thc Northorn pB
CARD OF THANKS ? |
4 fidO A. E. Ellis 120 acies II rum John
mission house in the Freeman bud
Dunniway Park
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elite.
4 «00 son Cl.
ding where Broadwnv crosses the
LOIS LIVERMORE HAS
Girden Home
Wo wish to express our sincero
The
Washington
Asau.
o
f
Rural
fa
'-or
took
.Irk
a
l
o
-
in 191« Orogon Flretric track«.
4 003
Th'* has
T'gard A, C.
Maxi«. Hays et ux to R. E. Loom
thank, to our many good friend» C arries hold a pkmto at M.erwo,K pn<| Fp#t|k
0
^
)ook
H1RTHDAY
PARTY
8 •¿Oil is, E '/% of Lot 181 Johnson Estate
I ceil i-stabli-ihed hv Mr. and Mrs.
Fa-rvah*
for tho kindness and asatalancc
Su««iay fvwr their member, and nf(cr hii parrt|U.
flUht,r
C. J. Teach
These peoinle are
9 lot) Addition.
Beaverton
Mrs. F. W. I ' - -more Jr enter
>•“
° ur l'" '1,
*r“ ^ , r ' ihet fami lea. Those present from
, 9|H nn(| pinc. tv -- tim, Frank
long-time residents of Beaverton«
1 9 100
Brickyard
W lium Robb to J. A. fow ls, •-¡n.-d n group o f children In her nl*°
th« hoaul.ful floral uffv-i- Beaverton were; Mr. and Mr*. H . h>!( ,-VC(| wjth ,,nd taken care o f hi*
*fr. P-«ch h«v!nrr been emnloved in
30 acres, Sec 29 and 32, T. 2 N. T. home Fr’dnv » p* — - in honor ln«* '
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H- B°ydi Andrew Kennedy and fum* mnt},er They lived near Eugene un- the
Ghns.
Berthold
Fe«ui Store.
2
W.
II.
Lucha
Mrs.
C.
J
Murray
fly
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
REUNION AT Mi KAY
of the third birthday of her «laugh.
til a few year* ago when thev came Thev hnvo rut in nn attractive place'
Michael J. h'rady to School Diet. ter. l-ol«, and the eleven** 0f krr
Mrs. C. E. ilhiiu-hart and family.
to Baaverton and took up their home writh n stock o f fruits, confections,
SCHOOL IS PLANNED So, «2, 1 acre, Sec. 36 T. 1 N. It. niece, Florence Syvoraon of l<on.»- '
on Alien Avenue.
and soft drinks, nnd are running
1 W.
Mr*. W. Berst of C«»lnr Mills
view Washinidon.
Those
present sten Katherine and Lorr-tne Den-!
He was taken ill May eighth of a place thnt will be a credit to
Preparations are being trade for
Charles True to TilHe Ervin 10 w e t Maxine Cndv. June Anderson, ney. Ja<k Dwver, Knthllno Lewi, spent thl. week In the home of th)g ^
wjth pncunionia , nd hi„
Pesvertop ip more wav* than one.
the twe'fth annual reunion of the acres, Sec. 31 T. 2 S. R. 1 W.
Norma Jean Mohler, Kitty King- , and Thelma Tefft.
Mr*. Sarah Butner.
|system was not strong enough to
Tn the fir«t place Boaveffop has
McKay School Alumni Association
J. Hassen et ux to Comte A
throw off the disease and he died ’ orig peeded a mnrJcct. Mr. Beach
in Diatrct No. 18, Washington county. Kohhnm Co. N. E.'A of 8. W.'w
Friday of 'a*t week. He was buri contemplates taking shipments on
The ce’cbrntion will he held Satur of Sec. 35 T. 2 8. R. 1 W.
ed from Pegg’s Undertaking Par eop«Vmmcnf and selling them to •»*
day, June 30, In the school grove on
lor*.
good nn advantage ns possible. Tie
the Scholls Ferry
road, one-half
Mrs. Murray, who has been living will handle eggs, butter, fruit, in
THE CHILDS BILL OF
mile south of Whitford station.
with ho son on Allen Avenue ex cluding cherries
apn'es.
peaches,
The program wi’l include a pic-
pect. to leave in the near future berries, nnd ell other k'nds. Then
RIGHTS
BY
HOOVER
n'c dinner, followed by an address
(i mal e her home with her daugh too. he is offem g to supply hut-
of welcome, a literary and musical
ter, Mrs. O. E. Rhinehart at Puy- , termilk to those who wish it. He
program and a business meeting.
nUuyp, Washington.
has taken the consignment from
Tea-hers ard pupils of this pio The ideal to which we should sir ve
ope o f the nrom'.oept dairies on the
neer school, their families and anj
la tbut tin t u atoll bo no child ill
WORKERS OF ARMY
onsf side of Portland nnd hns al-
friends, assemble for an all-day
Am«r ca:
homecoming picnic each year on the That ha» not been born under pro
MUST HAVE LICENSE rendy former connections with sev
Snturdny fo’lowing the meeting of
per conditions.
Salvation Army workers, accord eral who desire this fluid for drink
the state pioneer association.
That doe. not live in hygenic sur-
ing to Brlgad'or A'bert E. Boynton, ing and cot-king purposes.
Officers of the association are R.
Another thing that has been
roundng*.
in charge of Salvation Army Work
P. Donncv, Beaverton,
president, That ever suffers from undernour
in Oregon and Southern Idaho, have missed in previous issues in men.
end C. M. McKay,Portland, secre.
been much harassed in recent months t>on of the new loeat'on of the a-
ishment.
tary.
That doe. not have prompt and e.
on account of imposters, who. re eent for the Southern Pacific Stages
fficient medical attention and in-
present rig themselves as officials of Tt-e pfP-e was formerly located at
It is now on the
MR. AND MRS. ALEX
spection.
the Army, have been going about Ted's Borhccue
south side of Broadway at the Rea-
That does not rece ve primary in
collecting
funda
in
the
name
of
tho
ANDER
ENTERTAIN struction in the element, of hy
organization.
Having secured the ! v*-rton Pharmnev. J. E. Hatch, the
giene nnd good health.
Army's uniform, thoy were able proprietor of the Beaverton Phar-
me«v ha« heep nrooipted agent for
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. W . J . A - That ha* not the comniete birth-
to m'plcad the public.
the Southern Pncifle Motor Tran*,
lexander entertained friends from
r ght of a sound mind in u sound
in order to protect the public
portafb-p Co. end will handle all
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
body.
from further imposters of this knd
business peVtainlr«- to the stage
Ha dicer o f Seattle at a luncheon That ha* not the encouragement to
The Salvation Arn.y has supplied line newly established.
express
in
fullest
measure
thc
in hsr honor.
Its acredited workers with a printed
Beaverton now has semi-hourly
spirit within, which I* the Anal
A delicious lunch was served w th
so’ Vitors card, wherein is written service to Portland, the S. P. stages
endowment of every human being.
the name of the worker. This card ninn'ng an hour apart and the Pa
places laid for eight.
I nlso definitely defines the territory cific Stages running the same dis
in which said worker is author'zed tance nn»rt, thev combine to make
Mis. Coral Stephens underwent
WILL LOVE STAY?
to solicit for funds nnd is signed hy getting into and netting out of
an operation on her nose, Monday.
Albert T. Bavnton, tho D'visonnl P o r t la n d much enrirr than it was
A babv son has been born to Mr.
(By Mrs. Ina Roherts)
Commander for Oregon nnd South formerly.
and Mr». Victor AnV.ker this Sat.
Is I.nvc fickle?
W'/l Love slay?
ern Idaho.
e*-|l ——efh«r |i«ni th»« h«« heeff
urday.
I do not ask but live today.
Pri-rmlier Tnynton respectfully re- missed la tho matter of the nom-
Mrs. C. A. Jones of Minnoapo-
| quests tthe publir to ca’l for the
of F-” »' E. Fisher for sen
;is, Minnesota, who has been visit
i solicitor's csrdwhonrver and wher. ator.
Mr. Fisher was nominated
ing Mrs. W. J. Alexander, during SVirli we scorn the hour's sunshine
¡«ver approached
hy
a Salvation »it the recent nr>i»rv ejection nnd
the past two weeks, left Thursday Or tu-n from Love, a thing so fine
Army Worker, Should someone ask wtl’ probably be elected at the earn
for I-ns Angeles where she expect*
for money y the name o f the Army ing election in November.
He is
to spend several months w th her B -ause the morrow may bring rain,
who
is not supplied with a card the tbp only nominee from the eastern?
Love's
aftermath,
perchance,
be
daughter, Mrs. E. Ogden, before
Il «H. ■'.*■ W. K. in
fact shou'd be reported at once.
i
paim ?
I
I part of Washington County.
leaving foir her home.
l
.
a
Miss Houston Entertains