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Volumi* VI, No. 33
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Fea verton, Washington County, Oregon.
i oTUommerce .,o"UT ,,o"sK m:Ms.
In Session Tuesday r x
Friday,
ASSOCIATION
PRO-
F U S DOUBLE IN YEAR
m
ARRESTS
i
Archi» Kch-h n w m arrested fur
in»portation ut liquor by Depu-
Duluy.
Juu Jarvia wm arroste«! by D «-
- * I Jo«
Meeting Held In Town Hull f u‘ r i»ui»y for dr vin* white under
th«» miiu<*vice o f li<|Uur
Juc Maloney wan
arrested
by
Follows F\tra Session
Ilv|>utii* Du ley nml
Schrndel
on
July 7 for possession o f liquor.
O f City Fathers
Alfred Jobnaon waa arrested by
'
Deputies Dulev
and Wiekert
on
l I I M U T M i l 'l l ' I I V I l l l ’ C Ju|y
f,,r drunkanaaa.
.11 M il I
,1 1 .»
I l l -I.A Y V »
Stewart Scbloaacn waa arrested
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July 4ih for drunken«»« by Depu-
I n
Mi Mahon und Werkert.
CI imiii I ht
K. L. Meesler wua arrested
by
«Muggestion Mode That
Deputies Dulcy and Schendel Ju­
laxik
For
Permanent
ly 4. 11« la being held for inves-
tigution.
CIRCUIT COI’ RT
The IWavorton ‘ h.i <« t i’ 1 ini*
Jo« Maloney, defendant waived
invi«« helil tlmr nuulu«' in« p I iiij {
Tut''«lay eieiiing o f l It l a week Grntui Jury and pleaded guilty tu
in tiiv Town Hull. In n i.> lI k * lirat liquor poaa^aaion und manufueiur-
tinir that the moot.-ig
hua iK*t*n ing and waa Ant'd $r >00 und sen-
hi* d in thul. building but
t
:a tei.ccd to tix tnontha In Jail.
Hu
thought that
they will
probably waa lat«r paroled for $2IM).
give up their o|itn n on the I. O. O,
|l( t|„. rna« o f the
atutc o f
I- hull na tlicy do nut uauully need Oregon, |dnintilf va. Will,am Kay.
aurh a large pln*e tu meet.
lor, defendant, the defendant pled
The City Kuth**,» m.ii Ut u m guilty to po«ae«*ion nnd tranapor-
aeaaion e«r ier ill the
evening bll I t 11 on uf liquor. lie wua aentenred
they aM remained for the
meet t„ „ a|x montha Jail term and n
mg of the 'h niilu'r, with the ex On,. ,,f f « hi . He w.ia paxded for
rept *m o f Reeoider ‘I'hyng.
$150.
Minute* of the previou« meeting
Lena Meade Aled an I July 7, aak-
were read und adopted na read. |nir i
„nntilni<iit <C her marriage
The matter o f the udoptloli of the
Rua.el
Mnnle
At the time
new Constitution nnd Ity l a » *
that ||„. niurriage ceremony
wua
then taken up und prartlcally the perf. rtntd, October 10 , 1927. »he
whole evening wua ilevoted to the r thought that «he waa legally free
diat-ueaion.
to marry.
latter ahe foun«l
out
Theie ia Li be Utile
change iron, that ahe hnd n htiahnnd living at
Ben­
the uaual procedure.
The regular the time ahe married Meude
in the
iiieetinga urv tu le he'd
mi too jn c«o Good is
attorney
recond Tuesday of each month liut ruse.
the second Tueaduy o f November
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ia tu 1« the regular annual meet-
PRORATE
Ing when the officer» for the en. • The
guard an»hlp
of
Dorothy
suing yesr will be elected.
'I he Good, a minor, waa npnlied for by
lloaril o f Director»
ia cut
down Gertie («««I on July «1. Hare Mc-
from nine mom bon 1 « Ave »ml they ^lear, snd Deters
fire
attorney«
are to have much the »»me duties f,,,. the ««»fate.
»a the former board hud.
The eatate
o f t’ hriatine
Mat
The Secretary spd Trcaaurer nr«* (Hews, deceased, waa Aled for pro-
lo I* elected or employed by the
Ju|y 5, Krma Durham. Carl
Board o f Directora inatead o f the Matthew«. Lena 8 y and Mny Wh>
Chan.her «» a whole.
|«w ,,rc petitionera. Thoi. Tongue
The due» are to la* the same an j , ^
uttorney for the eatate.
heretofore and member« may ex-
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pect to have bill« rendered them
MARRIAGE LICENSES
for their dues regu'urly.
Ceci’ Harris and Elma lluynea.
It waa auggeated that the t ham They were married ut the Tigard
|.»r look around and *ee If they Method at puraonugc by L. T. Sib.
could not buy a lot for a pernwn |ay.
pnt home
Another auogeatlon wua
Rj 0 har«l E. Bo.ablne and Tbeata
to the effcat that the Beaverton Rc ||cbin. U(th ,,f R.nk«, July 7.
vV*w print about a hundred copies
R„y ^ Wilson nnd lle'en Coa-
the Constitution and di»rihut«
b„th of ilillaboru, July 7.
«»a»..»•■*«! «mnner
around
among the memin»r
metnher-
Frank Knox C iiton and Nancy
|p of tha Chamber,
Moore o f Foreat Grove, July 6 .
$1.50 Per Year
July 13, 192H.
City Council Holds
Special Meeting
«-
Oregon State News
Er
I Local Team Wins a
Fast Game Sunday
Hillsboro, Oregon, J*<** 1 1 , (Spa-
Forest Grove is to have a public
lal> The regular 7 'h dividend waa
street market.
dadured by Tha Washington Sav­
The new Sutherlin Creek bridge
ing*
*• l,oan Asaor’ixtiun,
Hills­
completed at Sutherlin.
boro, Oregon, at the annual meet­
ing held Monday evening ut the
The schools o f Albany cost $134.
home office. In addition to the 7%
678 for the year 1927-28.
dividend the Directors Yound u sub­ Meeting Called To Rescind
Wheat
harvest
haa begun
in
stantial amount remaining
which
Local Boys Get The Breaks
some mid-Columbia counties.
waa placed in the Undivided Fro­
Resolution
Adopted
At
n t »(count. This Ac* u«.t »tan la
Bids win. be opened JJJ gg
In Game With Boys Of
as additional reserve
other
than
ber from Warrenton to China.
!
Last
Regular
Session
that eatahiished by State Law to
Dunniway Park
St. Helm» building permits to­
protect the investors in the Aaso.
taled $180,885 for six months.
elution.
The Dalles cherry crop is the
J, M. Person, Genera! Manager,
PLAY RAGGED BALL.
WATSON ST. PAVING
beat they have ever h*i v-sted.
reported the Association now haa
on property appraised lit $4(2,405.-
The Short Wilson Bridge market
66 as security therefor.
The fi-
road at Klamath Falls ia opened.
Score At End Of Game Was
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City
Attorney
Allen
Preparing
Re­
gurea 'aat year were as-«*»« of $« 0 .
The Japanese ship, *’ Koko Na-I To 4
Fa¥„ r o f Beaverton
379 with mortgages on
property
solution To Condemn Sidewalk
ru, la taking 1,650,000 feet of lum-
apt raised at $172,7611 showing e
gain of aonrox .mutely double for
The proposed Smedley hospital at
‘
1 he year.
Gold
Beach
will
«tart
with
24
bed*.
Everybody
in
Beaverton
should
An extra
session
of the City
He further stated that although
I1VH>W building
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^ rll quite
.^ Council waa he!d at the Town Hail
Southern Wsaco County fair
■* b*.
ioT Beaverton won their
home
has not , i*een
what was anticipated the year In on
evening of Tuesday, July 10.
to open at Tygh Valley on August fbird ball game Sunday, the ae-
every particular ..at been a most 1 A » of the CouncHmen except
M. 30.
^ nd' rtf " « ht.
“ >«y defeat-
set, factory one.
M-nning were present as were
^
T#| hone ^
of M ol.il. asks J
^ " 4 ^ ' DanUU on S e ‘ “ “ und
The following IloaH of Drertors th* **ay«.r and Recorder.
.
y a , for t new tw o. gtory build. ,
*®.
, n ie* ° " the
was elected tor the ensuing fiscal I The special matter r^uiring the £
neW tWO lt0ry
for the locals flo w e d seven hi .
year ending June 30th. 19'»: Geo. «tenHon was that the resolution
r
j
|
, hlt
"e ^
G. Hancock’ J. M.
Person;
Ur.
had been adopted at the re.
A bi£ gold dredge is being built the bell end struck out twelve.
Robb: E. l ! Johnson: n D. Hump;
meeting held Monday evti-
to operete *n Snak’e River at Aso-
Wohlert pitched
the
first
six
innings for
Dunniway Park
and
G c . T MctJcoth and J II. Shear '
_wesk. was faulty and Un.
the Council wished to rescind thet
, . . . u i „ . lh i •‘ lowed nine *>*». walked two
The Rights of
1 plane.
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» '<*
"h
S* *ZS *“
•“ **• *•’ “ * 1,~*
out only five. Cenci, who took his
P oin t
The
resolution
concerr«*d
the r “ nl-
1 r lace in the seventh walked one,
ALONG N EW
I I I ’ W A Y wriening o f the paving on Watson
Three blocks of paving on Irving slowed Ave hits and struck out
I St. south from Front St. The new Avenue in Astoria will cost $14- four men.
FRANK
LASSITER
resolution provides for the paving 905.
This is one game when Beaver-
WARREN LASSITER
Tourist travel has at last found Qf a wide strr-et from the sou In
Th,
hi
« innMmm_ " 1 ,»» taken Dm got the breaks. T'rne and a -
the Dalles California highway and |ini 0f Front St t„ ,h..* North lin *
ca
l)f ^
{rom Ralnler to gain during the first half of the
u rap idly increasing volume ut traf- 0f S«*cond St. with the exception
season
have
the
Peavertonian*
TI«* lana 1 er Brothers, Frank nnd
Cliina.
| 0f lhat *tretch .lon g
gone down to defeat because they
the
Cady
Warren, former Washington High fie is using this road.
The salmon shipments from As just could not get a sinHe break.
The r»n«l from The Dalles to bulding.
School nod Oregon State
('»liege
during
The new resolution provides for t,r,a
durin|r June tota,‘ :d 2 , *992 They have consistently hit as Weil
ntudi-nla. stopped the ah»w at the Klamath Falla ia in excellent con­
o f paving
along
if not better than the other teams
Port lami Theatre laat week
with dition and is the fastest mad in varying widths
the
state.
It
a
possibV
to
mam-
of
^
.,.r-
their copile dmrtmr In the stage
aow#
The Dunn district, south o f Eu- in ,he
they ar* faat run*
revue,
"Roman Night»."
Encore*
down gene, will build a modern school- nens* K°°d fielders _ but it a'moat
^lh'
.“ m
W
r fourteen feet and rummy
breaks one’s heart to see three men
V.-C hailed after the third to per- d.tion. of weather throughout the ,o
ha|f that wMth. fh « east house.
side of the street <* In
he paved
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on bases with only one out and
m#t the long program
to run on entire length of the roa«i.
This road is almost universally all the same w.dw,
Portland
will be the western ter-
then not have
the home team
schedule.
used
as one part of a loop trip
There has long been n
need for " ,inus fw U n l^
Ap* Line», from
^
a « o r . ui that innin- Then
They are sons o f Mr. and Mrs.
the widening of Uuii »tree*. ..long ^ an,a" C,ty' &ait U k * C,ty and "h en the opnosi'.on
a lone
F. M, Lassiter of Tucker St., Bea- by the CalYornia tourists.
Few people know that the Rooae. ,
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Denver
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man on and the home V—a "throw
e«t. n and have iieln vis (ing their
n U i - a - L - ____
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and B,nc« **’° L ^yrarl hjr'-
veli
Good
Night!
! * i
Highway contains eight miles ^
h#g W n up
^
has be-
The Pacific ShaHeries * Lumber ‘ he ball away!
parents here ,l**ri„- the week. They
R n E
left Tour,day momingf.,«* San Fran- 2f . ro« ‘l ^»ween Newport und the cume
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much more pioi.ounced
Co. may build a big plant at Cen-
14 14 4
cieco where they will make tlieir next Si'etx River which Is said to be
Among other Lnu.g»
mentioned ttal Point, with railroad to timber Beaverton
4 T 4
the
moat
acenic
e
ght
miles
<4
high­
theatrical appearance
were the resolul.tn being prepared and mineral supply.
Dunniway
the Beavertonians gob
way in the Unit «id Spates.
by City Attorney Allen which it|
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Junc
14 hits to the oppositions
10 , but
This section of the highway la to condemn the '*»-U along
tV
PIONEER OF TIGARD
lost.
I llI T C
IITI V I A I T l i n U L ' annwn as the tmter crust-K ocay Meier k Frank pi«.p<rtv
on the BOY SCOUTS HERE
May 20. thev grot 14 to Dun-
I M r » J l L I Ml A l H O M E Creek-’ a ^ io a and ia just becoming
goutll
„id* at Froiu
SC
Mayor
HUNT FOR TREASURE ------
niwa«* Park’s . 10 . but lost.
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1 known to tourist»». A rap dly In- Erickson was of IK> opinion that
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Tigard, Ore.. July 12. (Special) ••»■•»»» ‘ ouri»t
“ motoring the propcrty
cast o f the
L “ “7 “
_ , _
, ?*■
Pan
Mrs Olive A. Thomas, n pioneer »l®"g this eofcst road to tee thia y eier & Frank ^rifR rtv w»a re the
Tro°P 214 hild lta quarterly trea. Fairvale s six but they lost
tan
waj|
^
sure
hunt
on
Friday
evening,
June
you
beat
it
T
resident of T ig 11 I d i d a* bar I on e '«"''«■ntrated eight miles of scenery. hnl(lh are out AO near the
22nd.
Thirteen
members
of the
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Ju'v 10 at tec pgc (if 71 year».
From Astoria to Newport
the should be Also condemned
troop took part in the fun.
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She is survive t br the f. l|ow- Roosevelt highway la in
excellent
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The various degrees of advan- SURPRISE PARTY GIV-
!ng children; h r « ‘ «t Thomas
o f condition. From Ncwpo^ to Rtuidk- C A R D S AND LUNCH
ccment were taken into account in
r v - MDO
J
FEL 5 H E R
Grandview,, tYr»h
A lf'd l Thj*n:is, port, the highway » uncompleted
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY the “ direct-ins” which were hand-
*
<f
Sunnys’ ds
W i s h . I.,* nerd and and datours must be msde or
ed to the contestants in front o f
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HIST. CAMP MEETING Thomas of M ulti'• 11 ill Stall m. LI- »each roads used. From
Reedsport
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CONSTITUTION AND
BY-LAW S
meeting
at seven-thirty.
seven-thirty.
on aouth to the state line the h ig h -' Cedar Mills July
3
(Spec'al)
me*t' n*‘ _ place
P toe at
j 4 ra<
Fe'.sher was tendered a
TO BE HELD. SOON mt¿T Thojnan o { TUi r l .
inr lunerai service« were nein III way is compieieo inn *ji exceuem. .
,
.
frie n d s of Mrs
eight-fifteen
every
one had ¡.grpt-foc shower, at
home south
Ferries in this section r
,,
x
_
ioinori together reac^ed thf treasurespot, the ten- 0j ¿eaV*rton on Wednesday afternoon
Starting Mrnday
evening, July the Tigard I. rn.i-el'-.»' ( hurch or. condition.
ARTICLE 1
Thursday nft<i cjoo
K!i..il i ter, cross the Umpqua river, Coo* Bay T-
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1
» derfeet going almost direct while bv a
a number of her women friends.
ll'th until Thuradav evening, July
more advanced
were given
j he afternoon was spent very
Sec. 1, The name o f th a organ-
went
was
m
the
Fvang.dicr.l
cenn*
and
the
Rouge
river.
™
ntly
lurpr'se-l
Mrs.
‘
Kalter-
^
1
°
19. the Young People’» convention
more difficult routes.
pleasantly and refreshments were
'xutiuii shall he B«*avarton ( hain-
vvi'l l<* hehl on the Camp Meeting
man.
The
occasion
was
her
LV'le Walker planned and super- scrved_
** Si)
b»r of Comnier«*«.
ground« on the lfn*e I. no h ghway
birthday.
FAMOUS LECTURE AT
Se«* 2. It* object »hall bo the
cards
Vi?e<l
the
pame-
He
'*
°
ne
°
f
lhc
.
.Tho^e
pr.
sank
were
Mcs
ames
Han-
The
evening
was
snent
at
NEIGHBORS MOURN
advancement of
the
commercial and Craig Foed.
TIGARl) (»RANGE after which a delightful lunch was ac^ u - 4
.. .
. . . , ryry Lucha, VI. H- Boyd, Herman
\ The Diatilct Camn Mecding will
The treasure, which consisted of Kobbins> Carl Hanson. Wdmot, V er-
imiustr al and civic
interest»
ol
POOR OSCAR'S DEATH
served.
Mrs. Katterman received
he h«*l«J «>n the
Camn
Meeting
one years dues was found by a non Domagt)1U| Carrle Hansen and
tl.r community u*» » whole.
grout d from July 19 to July 27.
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Tigard
Ore.,
July
11.
1928,
(S
p
e-
tnRny
useful
gifts.
tenderfoot, Ross riRrt.
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Sec. 3. It shall be non-partisan,
Everybody la Inviteil to come.
^ Cellar MjJ, July 10 ,
(Special) d a ') Dr. C. W. Miller of the O r e g o n --------------------------
The scout master was one of
e
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npnacctlonal and nunaoctariun.
Yes, poor Oscar is dcad.
All the Chapter of the
General
Reserch MRS. J. L -WHEELER
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LOCAL NEWS
friends nn«l nr'irNbora o f Charlia Foundation Society will spt*ak on
From start to finish, the treasure ISRAEL
BERST DIES
,1 RETURNS FROM CAL.
a r t ic l e
ii
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i
was a well planned success.
AT HIS FARM HOME
Th** Beaverton Grange w II meet tragic death o f Oscar, the blood- Hall, Thursday, July 19 at 1: 30.
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a-
m e m b e r s h ip
e.l gout that Charlie raised front
His purpose in his talk which 1 Mrs. J. L. Wheeler recently rc - ! Real Estate Transfers I
Sec. I. The Beaverton Chamber Sat unlay.
j srat.i Berst died July 9 tb at hi»
1 b(. ¡s p la n n in g t„ give «t the Hall turned from a visit in California ffl--------------------------------------------------- K {arm home north of Beaverton. A
o f Comineue »hall
In* composed
Mias Juliette Carter l*«l Thura. babyhood.
Oscar was left to roam about ¡g
sbow buVV VVcry iierson may where she has l>een staying fortwo
Hans Rasmus Müjer to C.
B. stroke of paralysis was the cause of
of uctive and no» resident metn- morning to spend sevi r.il weeks at
in free<)oiii and mist.H.k a horses- fln,| happiness w thin
their
own months.
Euchanan, W 4 o f WV4 of Tract bls <]eath.
hera.
Citiaena of g»«Hl
»landing Gearhart.
ho^fs for a punching bag.
The sphore and environment.
She has recently retired from a 81 Spring Hill Farm.
was born in Ohio. H i age
Intel«* led || the general Welfare
Mi*. I.. L. I.aaawcll and *on »|H*iit
...
. . posit on in the Portland Postoffice
lis t e r W. Beliand et ux to J. E. WBS 73 years, 7 months and 27 day«/
it this
community
and »»aiding Wednesday at the home of her pa­ horse resented this and Osear was
Visitors are cordially inv ted to
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nnd is receiving a full pension. She
no more.
He has left a wife, Elizabeth Berst
Within the community shaH l*e c -
ut end this lecture by Dr. Miller. .
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Sabers et ux 5 acres of Sec. 1 T.
rent» in Portland.
is the first one from the I\>rt!and 2 S. R. 1 W.
He was la d to rest in the shade
llgthle to active memberah p. Cit-
and six children, two sons, Edward
^ Rememliar the time nnd date and pMt
Office
to
receive
a
full
civil
of
the
Old
Apple
Tree.
Peace
Clyde Kdvviirils left Wednesday for
M. D. McCarl et ux to Henry and W iliam, four daughters, Mrs.
iMtia living in the rural districts
.attend this helpful lecture at the
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"Erickson et ux Lot 5 Elk, 25 Met- Myrtle Davey, Mrs. M.
Monahon,
outside of the city of Beaverton Eastern Oregon, where he will be his ashes!
1 (»rangi» IUU._________________________________________
“ zger Tracts.
Mrs. Clara Heitzman of Portland and
end by v'xtua of their
removal employed fl the harvest fields.
Viggs Christensen et ux to V. Mrs. SacUe Melloy of Vancouver Wash
by distance and who cannot take
Mr. and Mr*. Fined Tcfft and
V. Green et ux. Lots 12 and 13 Blk. thirteen grand children
and one
1111 active part in all meetings are daughter», Helen ami Thelma were
cligib'e to non-resident membership. dottier guest* at the C. E. Allen
10 in West Portland.
great grand child.
Sec 2
Due«. Each active mem­ home, Westdnlo, on Tuesday evening.
J. C. Marcy et ux to N. S. He.
The funeral was held at Pegg s
tro:ve et ux . 5 acres of Sec. 15 T. chapel Thursday afternoon, with tho
ber »hall pav *«*«) annual dues,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
payable quarterly, in advance and
2 S. R. 1 W.
burial at Crescent Grove Cemetery.
rach nonresident shall pay $LiH> and daughter, Mrs. B. Osborne of
Iva B. Van Blaricom Summers et
E. Pegg was in charge.
Portland
visited
nt
the
home
of
hi»
«•• to K. L. Dessinger, Lots 2 and
The jittie Wesienbach baby of A -
annual due», payable In ‘ h* ,anw’
slater, Mrs. Hettie Suver, Wednes­
3 of Vista Acres.
| 0 ha, returned from the Emanuel hos
manner.
day.
K. L. Dessinger to R. R. Sum- pital Sunday,
I 1 . Norton pa >■.«'d nvv .y at tr **
mers et ux Lots 2 and 3 of Vista
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ARTICLE 111
Kinuniiel lloai'itnl In Portland, but-
Acres.
„
.
LOCAL
BUSIN ESS MAN
Sec. L The government of this urilny evening, ufter a
Geo. A. Schneider to Catherine
l « «
PAPER
lingering
d u b shall be vested
in a Board illness of aevcrul years.
Scheirder Lots 18 and 19 in Grove- G E lO UNLLLNS 1 HI E*1V
Funeral
pf five director», to be alactcd by s. 1 vices wevo held front the Ilol-
land Acres.
. . .
Lumbermans Bank and Trust Co.
A worthless check, made out to
the entire metr.berahip nt t h e f « » - nnn Chapel Wednesday afternoon,
to the First Nat l Bank o f H iu i- Mr. J. T. Smith and signed by Mrs.'
niial meeting.
One for one yeni', with interment at L ncoln Memor­
two for two year* nn«l two
for
urn. Lots in B’ k. 32, West Portland W. C. Smt h was passed at Carls
ial.
three years. They »hall have the
Heights.
barbecue, recently.
Mr. and Mr«. W. C. MoKcll enter­
E. J. SchooTev to Stori ng Foun-
A strange man stopped at the
appointment of u secretary-t ren -
tained nt a dinner party Thursday
ders Co. Lot 4, Blossick Acres.
Beaver Garage
and bought
five
evening of this week. G.ests were
Ore. Iron and Steel Co. to Mar- gaMons ofgas. Then he went into
Mr*. Lurinda D avs nnd sister Mrs.
tha A. Hartranft Lots 7 and 8 Carl’s Baibecue and bought some
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Plteomb of Hollywood Calif., Mrs. F.
of Tualitan Valley Homes.
cigarettes and gave them a $10
OFFICERS
0 . Donaldson, Mrs. W. F. U*onard
Kate
Robertson et vir
to W. check, took the change and left.
lee. 1. The officer* of th a Club and son Billy.
H. Baldwin et ux, 1 acre of Sec. The check was dated June 28th.
II be 11 President, Vice Trcsi-
11, T. 1 S. R. 1 W.
No trace has been found of him.
t, Secretary-Ticaaurer, the Board
Milo
Parodi
to
Luis
Bisur!
et
ux
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Dirr'-tora who shall perform the 'xr.lrc shall lie held.
0 . 2:1 acres of See. 16 T. 1 S. R. 1 CEDAR MILL PARTY
See. 2. The
regular
meetings
al functions o f their respective
held every
*ca. The
President
and Vicr- of this o’ ub shall be
W A „ h!, c o m
. . c . „ J. w . a - !
V T MOLALLA RODEO
of the se­
sident shall be elected at the month on the ev— ‘
cond
Tuesday
of
each
month.
ius I etot'on .
S ho f’ ,r . 5 i . ^ r H . i r t , r kTO ”
* "'
c«w
Mill, w ,
6 . ( » « « a i l
'ho Prealdent
and
Secretary-
Hugh F.. Nsldrett to 0 . H. Pc Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Haskell.
Mr.
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nsurer nhnli t*e ox-officlo mem-
terson. part of Michael Moore Cl. and Mrs. C. H. Katterman and
Sec.
1.
These
articles
may
be
s of the Hoard o f Directors and
T IS
R. 2 W.
chi’dren, Mr. Henry K*ttei«aa»»a,ku
vote at
honrd *0 constituted ahnll have amemh'd by n majority
I^one Kerr et
ux to Hamilton daughter. Miss Katherine £ attel[‘
«nn< intment of all
necessary r««gulir m e t ing provided ten days’
Motor Co. Lots 7 and 10 of High, man motored to Mobil la Or.
to
notice haa been given each member
imittee*.
land Park (U k. 4.)
the round-up..
In writing.
Louis Herboldt
to leon e
Kerr
They took a basket lunch which
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et ux I-ots 7 and 10, Blk. 4 High- thev ate in a beautiful
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I
1
ier. 1,
The annua' meeting of
land Park.
park <>" the other side of Molala.
Sec. 1, The proceeding* of Hi#
* cluli shnll b» held on the *e-
Mary C. McKay tf E A.
Diet- They returned in the evening and
11 I Tuesday o f Nnveirh-r of meetings o f this dub shall be go •-
rich et al Lots 1 « *..d E 4
of 13 motored to H Tsboro where they
h year, nt which tlnme the e- erned by and conducted nocotdi.ig
witnessed the beautiful fireworks^
I Edgewood.
1 '
i
t*on of «'I uflk’MA whose term* to Roberts’ Rule« of Order,
W ONDROUS SCENERY
I
Plank Adopted by the Boys
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