The Beaverton review., July 13, 1928, Image 4

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TnE BEAVERTON REVIEW
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I U ' c n v v i i c o n a
than an hour in some of the ch’ir ]
( ...Id C Inn left Siimlav In vis­
chea of this city on Sunday.
it ui'li i. .itivoa ut Ruwcna, tico.
O. A, Cooper, Minister
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* th*y ,ha wer*
not *•>
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w ,n ‘ « w
" th* supplying of water from the
laauad Every 1 riday at Beaverton, Tuil,iUn Valley Water Co.
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Oregon,
This company ia owrwl priiKipal-
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j ly by citisena of Beaverton. These
THE REVIEW PUBLISHING
CO cltiaens have other property here
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Ja ictte Csrtor ____ Soearty Editor
They should be aeorded due con-
J. H Hulett
n„.s— . Manager sideration in casting abou* for a
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possible supply of water for the
M r lh t it iis l
Archie Master* ia »ponding hi*
vacation at the Tllamook Beaches.
'« litnnhf e |a-r»OK<W >. (V* coa oddrex
l/wj F/o. •a core af Ihn aeinpop. r.
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Mr. and Mrs. Georo"
S aient
Sund* • at the homes of Mrs K. T.
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, Mutiti n and M r.‘ and Mrs. Robert
¡principles in a man- that he re- Need of Portland.
Entered a. aecond Casa »a tta r l?“
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hM*»whnod and that he does ! Mrs. M C, MoKercher and son
I ’e.-emU r 9. 1922. at the * • * * < : • ’
^ tlnM that IW« vvrtlm
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'pt*S a girl to let him kiss G*,<rgv were irueats at a Undue
at B e a c o n
t>^ron. under
th. ^
h, d , waUr
When girls prefer
Her' n ir and pa>v h er'over us payment party at the 0. A. Gilmore ¡»Jim
Act of • birth .. 1 < .
Beaverton voted almost unanimous- „ tvJWlr 'V
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ly to put in a system that would claM¡c pr«fi>«. the latest cut clothes her
KRIDAY, JU LY 13. 1928
connect us up with Pu’l Run Water and „ lot pf money. U yalily. » o r -
Ami three girl»—who are in the , Mr. and Mrs. W. R. iVtch and
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these pOople were cut off ami the ai,(y_ anj honesty mean
nothing majority reitaidlcss *»r
■"•< many >,r
**re. "•
A.
of *>
how
r'rr1
Hut‘ *rÄ*w
I of the other kind there seem t o ,
‘ h* * « • * ùu' u hon'* n
The world Is your oyster, don’t *UPP|5 ,ak* n
Portl.n.l
The whatsoever to them
suordv cost anywhere from $660 a
j be-don ’t .-are a whoop whether a ^ anthill Wednesday,
P. n
hurt yourself opening it.
month to fl.350.
(Please remem­
man has a classic profile or what ¡
ber that these figure*» are approx -
There isn’t any standar'-ed type ¡kind of clothes he wears if he is
Among the hooks with unhappy (maty and are not submitted for the 0f man who is a sure fire hit with neat and clean and intelligent.
endings are check books.
basis of any mathematical calcula- pir)S- for girls tastes in men differ
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tion, but for the purpose of get. as they do in everything else.
Bear Mias Flo:—•
A
pedestrian
should
always ting • " estimate of the actual con- on „ „ intelligent conservation with
I am a girl of seventeen, and 11
Nazarene Church
have himself under control.
ditions.l
them.
, have been going out w th a boy
, for
1 When Portland cut off the Bea- death by a man who tried to carry three months.
I see him almost
.
'-e-ton water supply a litt'e less
There are s'/ly, frivolous girls, every night.
My parents object -
Mosi advice seldom gets any far-
a yetu ago these people turn- w ith the mentality of a moron, who «nd the no ghbors are always talk- 10:00 A. M Sunday School. J. L.
Hidden, Supt.
ther in than the eardrum.
^ W74ter
f or our uie Their, hill prefer boys whose b-ains are in ¡ng about us. What shall I do?
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for a month’s water has at no time their hie’ », who know all the new
V. W.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
The laxy preacher always wants run up as hyrh as the lowest from dance steps snd who babble thej
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7:00 P M. Young People’s Meeting
Portland, for a month's supply.
»«me unintelligible chatter that they
Your parents are right in ob- 8:00 P. M. Evangel Stic Service
to reform tho world by law.
_________________ Later these people came in with Jo. These girls would be bored to jecting. You are too -oung to go
You are welcome to all of throe
b r i * « . behind vmi * contract offering to put in a re-
There are wild girls who prefer, out with any one boy so
much, services.
Bummg your bridges behind you >#pw|p ^
at , retfu. the men who carry hip flasks snd: Try seeing him once a week.
— Roy L. N'olt, Pastor.
isn't so bsd if you can swim.
Ur pressure so that we could have
have automobiles and money to I
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. . adequate fire protection. They of- *Pcnd on them.«
Tht-se girls have r v „ r M’ss Flo:—
Bethel Cong. Church
LoU o f bps just made to kiss femJ jt at # nominal price. They «*0 regard for honor and chlva'ryj The other evening 1 met a very
are made over again just after.. werp
to
,head and put and sobriety and industry and they nice young man at a partv. Two
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in their improvements if the Town
think men a ’‘ flop’’ who did- days later I met him and he did­
Famoua last words: “ I
believe of Beaverton
would contract to n * offer them a
dr ?'k and take n’t speak. Shouldn’t he have spok.
en first ?
that’s his left headl'ght
burning.''
take water from them for five them to cabarets and didn t Other -
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wars. But one of the things they " » • « * ' y* tn«’m *
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But there are a great many oth.
Enforced rest is enforced servi- forgot ws. to guarantee to supply
>ny er girls who are intelligent and re­
No It wasn’t his duty to speak
tude, the same as is enforced la- the water or to guarantee any
fcoj..
stated
pressure that this water flnec* sud who take serious views fir«t. That is the privilege of the
of life.
These g'vls demand high lady.
w
would be supplied under.
Goodness, like humility, loses its
Now it looks to us as though if
virtue when it forces itself upon they will guarantee to supply the Hood Loop trip Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dcnho'm
others.
watcr needed and to furnish this
Andrew Denholm of Stacy Ave. of Stacy Ave., Mrs. Alice Wheeler,
Mrs. R. Chamberlain and Sanford
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« t ¿he C ity L m u t. at a cer. hag ^
kept from his
Roger*, attended the
Tigardvilie
It it presumed that picnic ants f 111 °
U»>« * n *n-iure<1 hand received from a
Rehekah lodge Tuesday evsning to
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see the Installation of the officers.
B “ t<?lnal‘
comes along and says that these
Marjorie Weaver, of Beaverton.
people do not own any water sup- who has been s guest of Mr. and
HITEON NEWS
It can be proved without insur- piy_ that they have to buy the wa- Mrs. Harry Weaver the past week
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ance statistics that careful driv. ,er from
othir Coninany and '* »'siting with Portland relatives,
V¡«»Ethel North is riding a bi.
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ers live longer.
why not u, buy the water from
Rachel Hark has accented a pos-
cycle.
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the other Company and so save thè it on as clerk at the Àloha Mer
Home and Hillsboro
were
the
* * « Stmcjay School
About the only th/ng a
man difference in »cost
town: ? cant'le
Mason
• cost to tne
the town
cantile Co. in place of Wilma Maso
claimants of Hiteon folk tho Four- » * « • * « -
, VV. or" hip’
can achieve without some inspir- Well what better off would the City of Stacy Ave. who has resigned.
3:00 P. M., Junior Endeavor.
ation is whiskers.
of Beaverton be than it is now if
th.
7:00 P. M. Senior Endeavor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Marugg cf
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lhey
from th. Company at the
teen‘ “ ™oiring
Mr. snd Mrs. Wm. Campbell and 8.00 P. M., Evening Worahip
The first sign of
defeat in an source.
Is the supplying of wa- Switz<.r|,nd and Chicago the
past son« returned to Husum, Wash.,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesdays at
argument is resort to mud-slinging ter to municipals rs such a source yfar wtun|ed to th,jr home
last Suntiay.
eight in the evening.
and show of temper.
of enormoas profit thac peonle be-
— Donald MacNeil, Minister
Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest Hite spent
m
come rich over night by virtue of
Satuniay evening
in
the
W at.
As long as people blame Satan » * * n g * «-ocple of towns buying
Church of Christ
for their own mistakes, they will w aterJ rv m them? And .f anyom. over the . N o larking signs, put Campbell home.
i* to get a profit from the water UP l**1 w-eek bv the Stage Com.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
O.
H.
Si'lnmler
keep on making them.
that Beaverton use*, is
not right panics, not allowing park ny in the called in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Announcements for Sunday, Ju’y 16
and proper that this profit should business center of the town.
Ernest Hite Sunday.
The Bible School is important
So live that you can get sick
^ a
Beavertonian.
Chris Norgard who has been rc -
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
VanKk-ek
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and be delirious without later wo-- _
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9 reiving treatn: it at St. Vincent's attended the installation of offle, r. ■» 9:46.
C ukk I
teacher*
for all
rying over what you said.
Aloha-Huber Review
hosp*»l and then retured to the of the Beaverton Rebeoca Lodge, cl* “ e*
The morn rig service
at 11:00.
gj— ----------------------------------- -— gjj home of his parents here, has re- Tuesday evening.
Some people tell a'l they thiuk
The minister will he back from his
Roberta Marvin has accepted a turned to St- Vin cut’s hospital for
Six c’ghth grade diplomas were varatjon
The aermon will beon
snd add some more, then wonder
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further treatment.
why they get into trouble.
position T T e d ’s" cafe.
presented to the graduat ng class -Wreet’ing With God.’’
Mrs. J. « Thompson
of %-stv | of the Hiteon School, Friday eve-
M<u Vivian Whi,|er
^ Spokane,
Clifton
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Mr. and Mrs.
William
been receiving nir(r. Kthel North, Grace and Ma-
Waah wj,, h, ve char^e of the
visitors. Avenue who has
Seme remedies are worse than weri‘ Clackamas County
treatment at the good SamanUn » ei Rehm. Vivian Nelson, Wilbur Wa,h . wll have charge of the mu
the disease, and some reforms make Sunday,
Ira Lee returned Monday from ? * * *
“ "* th* hon,cw of h« r Hanson, and Martin Seidn received >ic
she wi„
alld di
confusion more confounded.
t.:. k—tVar
dl*uirht«r *n Beaverton, where she d$lomas.
A fine
program was rec, th(, ch()jr
Come t), hear h6r,
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a week's visit with his brother in
will stay for a few weeks.
| enjoyed by those present.
The evening sermon on “ A Good
What the average woman wants Montana,
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Man’s Hell,”
will
set
everyone
is a stron* flexible man who can
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haines of
think'rig.
be wrapped around her finger.
H'lber were Portland visitors last
Special song service and music
Saturday.
What could be more refreshing
Involuntary lesure and ■ « » " . *
Mr,
Mrs. Pray have sold
I
are more darrerous to society than
their home here and have moved
n n M
M
m
n M
a w ,
involuntary
tiployment and work.
Forest Grove.
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Olici P
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Tom Sullivan and fam'Jy have
» P eaaant to think of the moved jnto their new home, re-
Garden of Eden, without t a x e s ,«-
,centi tfon,pleted, , t Alohs.
formers, working hours
or rela­
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson and chil-
-
dren of Canbv were visitors at
B e r th o ld ’ E g g M a s h
B e r t h o l d ’ D a ir y F e e d
There is gain that U loss and loss the W ’ Brome hom* SunJay'
that
is gain; just as there are
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph York from
rich who are poor and poor who Yamhill were week end guests of
are rich.
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Gaunt.
Next to persons who know how
to run a newspaper are probably
those who are sure they could
Write a book If they had time.
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With the girls all working, cer-
Let"
une who
ill
tme who w ll
B e r th o ld ’ S c r a tc h F e e d
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hayes and
daughter, Elizabeth, and
Portland
friends spent Sunday at Blue Lake,
Mrs. Alice Wheeler has returned.
to her home here,
from a
few
week's visit with relatives
in Port-
land.
last week.
to
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No
He cn Marv,T, of
to “ g11e8t at the home
of enU’ Mr' and Mr8,
vin Sunday.
How would you like
to get that car fixed up
^
for less than you figured on?
JI t h e g r e e n c l o v e r \
H a y , G r a in , F e e d , P o u lt r y S u p p lie s
“ Our price* are right;
liberty
to
KENNETH BERRY
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te'fishiiess.
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lain
last
week
s
. B e a v e r t o n ^
MORg
ABOUT
W A T E R -S U P P L Y
^Scored
Last week we had someth.ng to ^
»ay in regard to the proposition A
of the Wesstnger Springs as a pos.
aible water supply for Beaverton
The little discussion brought out
some things that were told
us.
jPHONE
tl>* belt.
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Saturday
Confessim i —»
(O O
Th* Ttaasury offai* * n*w
and 7:30 p. to.
l* é
Ilev. J. M. O’ Neill
Beaverton
Lndee
No. 252,
I.
i -• v* * r
Tli* naw bond* will b**r
Beaverton Hotick-
ali
Lodgi»
N o.
2 IH incela
first
Third Liberty Loan Bonda
mature on September 18,
1928, and will cease to
bear interest on ' iat date.
third
Tues­
evenings
ul
7:30 P. M. In the
1 . O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. \\ uller
Marri», Secretary, Mrs. Marjor­
ie Lewis, N. O.
p 4ftf
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In tail ftom July 16, ISi(.
I n t t r m on T h ir d l . l h . n y
Loan Bond* auriamisrad lor
•achang* will b* |>aid In lull
to S*pl*mb*r 19. (Oja.
Holder* ahouM ronaull (hair
baolia al one* (or further d*>
tail* of Ihl* i>n*rin(.
O.
O. F „ nieel* ev­
ery Monday evo-
•>lng at 8 p. m.
V isitor» wel­
come.
S O. Roger*. N. O.
M.
E. Underhill, Secretary.
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and
day
p st « sa t.
Tie-tu iv bond . In sachaogs
loi l'bltd Libafly t.uan Uoiuis.
A. W M E L L O N ,
Bfcifttry ol 11»w TivtuRiiy
W athin^lon. July 9 . 19 Jt.
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How gooff news does spread.
GENERAL GASOLINE ie
«till
Third
Weekday Mass H:îd a. m.
•g L
spending
He who wants a law to support
' Charles
™
” Haines
a,nes in 1
UI . „ a few
his argument and a law to pro-
* ,vacatl” n
hia fam,,y at
hibit an opposing -««S.W..WÌ
argument, _ Mub^r from nis duties as engineer
at a logg ng camp.
knowledges the weakness of
his
own argument.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Buck and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Sophue Bonlokke
The worst ra I amity that could and “ Dick’' Bourn an made the Mt.
possjbly happen to this sorry world •
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aot-iauun of
ui i the
no at.
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would
an alteration
di.
vine plan of diversity by making
all men think and art alike.
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SOMETHING
TO HOLD Ut» Of
ybr leememleel Yrentfertttlen
Beaverton, Ore.
Charles
s .s r a z iv it & ä
and
L im e , C e m e n t , P la s t e r , F e rtH I z e r
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Portland was
of
her Par'
R°bert Mar-
last week at the Charles Haines’
teach home in Huber.
Mrs.
Masso» — 7 : A0
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
We treat you white."
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j Harry Sidwell, Arthur
Preston
Long hair, says a woman's page and Tobert Morrison enjoyed
a
bote, will come back slowly if at camping trip to Timber the first
all.
Bobbed young ladies who are
week.
trying to grow it know that al-
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
King and
ready.
daughter of Buxton were
guests
He who want;
Sunday
10 a. m.
Sunday Catechism — 8:30 and
9:30 a. in.
llnpllaiti — 2 p, in.
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St. Cecelia Church
SERVICE S T A T I O N ^
C H A R LE S BERTHOLD
,may
“Tommy» Haines cut hi. finger
h i
a
0 1 mee I” and ’kifection set in which neccss-
help moot expenses. lla* d ,
to j * . M W a office
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It does cbsolute'y no good
try to guess a w o ~ , y , age.
man would have the courage
tell the truth if he were certain
it.
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Sundsy, Julv IRlh, service* as
follows: Sunday school at 10:01* A.
M . Edward 1*. Koaemun. Supt. Pub­ Str-.ipcd and hem-
$1
lic worship at 11:00. EpWorth L h . sti died pillow sli|)K,
gue at 7 00. Evening worahip at Me h *
hocki
hnndkcr*
8:00 oc luck Serinons Unii morn­
ing and evening by the pastor. You, t l Iffs . iih I NtMiic not ions
are most cordially Inv'Ced to ntl'Uid Id i crit*. circuses, iitH'kwear
these seasons of worahip and hcing SPR M PKII'K ON Itlll.I.INEItV
your friends.
We tllvo 8 A II Green Stamps
— W. Edwin IpgaMs, Pastor.
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