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namam
Beaverton Review
aiwMONa
In 'ha circuii Court of Ilia filala of
Dream fur Waalilnalou Uouiitv.
Friday at H u virton ,
Oregon,
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R E V IE W P U B L IS H IN G CO
C H U nC H
¡OmCEMENTS
In ú til Every
Krill t Iaiall anil
Itudoloti
Duali,
blatiitlffa
vs. all unknown Italia
of I'rlacllla Wateon and W
|-
Watson. liar huahaml. and ala» all
i.lliar p»r»»ns or uniti, a unknown
THE
rlalililnx any rlahl. tilla, asíala li­
an »r Intarast In Iha real aalala
described In Dia eunmlalnt liria
. , . SucWty Editor
In. defendants.
Juliette Tartar
M an aler
J. 11. Ilulett .
T » all unknown haïra » f 1‘rlarllla
Wataun and W. I'. Welaon. Ii»r
hueband and also all «liier oaraona
Knierad a i second rlaaa mattar
or sartlaa unknown clalutln« any
I 1«-. i ' iii I m i V, lV'J'J, at tha poeteftice
Markt. Iltis, astata lian or lalersel
at Beaverton, Oraron, under tha
la tbs real astata daaerlbad In thr
ecutplalnt l.«rain, tha above nan
Act o f March 3, 1879.
ad defendants;
i i IDA V, H K IT .
Bethel Cong. Church
I I. HrjM.
r
Hujillarn -
! p. in.
W eek d a y Maas « ¿ I d a. m,
H ntiirilny
C on fesalon — t :? 0
and 7:30 p. rn.
n#v. J. M. O’ N eill
Tucker of llillaboro Her frlenda are
Row good
news doe*
a
vary happy to hoar that ike la much
G E N E R A L G A S O LIN E In atS
Improved in haaltb. and will bn able
Adv.
to make ber home In Heaverlon again. bent.
LOCAL N E W S
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W H Bclilmoru and family returned
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray returned on
last weak from a few days* camping
• rip at Lake Crescent and tha Puget Bunday of last weak from a two
weeks' motor trip through California.
Bound country.
Their son John accompanied them aa
Nazarene Church
Visitors at tha C. C. Reach home on far aa Monterey, where he has ssrur-
Bunday. H*pt«mli«r HSth
Hunday wars, Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge ed employment.
Mlaa Crete, their
10 eo A M Hunday School.
Hhade and children. Mr. and Mrs. Cam­ daughter Is visiting her aunt, Mra.
J. L. H old"«, Bob'
eron W ither« and Mr. and Mrs. G. ft. James Ferguson at Los Angeles, Calif.
11:00 A M
M orola* Worship
Huston and daughter Husanne, of Port­
Mrs. Keba Martin, former teacher In
7:00 P M . ruiiiiy People« Mentina.
land.
tlu Beaverton grade school enlsrtaln-
* 00 P M.— Praaehlnr Baryten.
Mr and Mra. A. C. Chian, accom­ ed lost Friday at her home In Port­
1:00 P M . Wednesday Prayer Meet­
panied by their son Gerald, who spent land with a luncheon and cards. Those
ing.
| a week’s vocation at hla home, mot or- preannt were. Mlaa Merle Davies. Mra
You hnva a cordial welcome to at
I ed to Kowena. Ore., Monday. Mr. and Richard Dlutacb,
Mrs. Rosemarie
tend these services.
Mrs. Chinn returned Tuesday by way Lowell, Mr*. Mabel Began, Mra
flO Y ^ MOLT?
of tba Mt. Hood Loop.
Genoud and ber slater, Mrs. Bizby and
Pastor.
Mrs. Maud Miller accompanied by Mrs. Cook.
Itay Mahler and little daughter Hetty
CHUBCH OF C H R ir r
1 Jean of Wasco, Ora., spent Saturday
The paving from Shaw to Sublim­
Bible Hrhool al #18 A M School! " > * ,•ou,• Hughaon borne. Belly
ity has been completed.
haa begun and vacation time Is over, - ,,nn WDI make her borne with the
so be sure to start to Hunday school! Hughaona for the winter.
ne«t Bunday. Something new each1 John w , lter who hM ^
ipwid.
lu Ilia i.alien of tha Htata of Ula
»on you anil <*e» It of you ara h er»
o y ragulrad tu aoorar anu anawat
uio uomulalnl film aualimt yuu lu
tha abuvn .m ill..I court and cauaa,
on
or before tha last day ul tha lliu*
1IITK O N N E W S
Ui nachlbed lu Die order for puOliia
lion of this auiuniona, lo-wlt;
Kurl l 'rullo la ill at hla homo
Uu or before tlto ea|ilrullon of
four waaka neat, from and after tba
Mr. David Naleon was III a few .lata of ftrat publication of title eum
ni .il» U)a data of aald flrat puoiica-
days last wotk.
tlou tbaraof twin* on A usual I
Tha wood saw la doing It'* fall I M . and aat forth by way of an
ewer
any claim you may bava tu
busting In llltaon.
the real properly herlnaller deecrlb-
” u,l< **•
’ log a week's vacation at the home of
nd.
and
II yuu fall to au aovaar and
• M i . und Mçe. Herman Matson •nawrr aald
Preaching service at 11 A new aer- his father M. H Welter, left Monday
cuntolalnt
fur
want
tine wars Sunday uftornoon rullcrh | i n « . ..V. tba plainlifla will apply
lea of sermona on th" characteristics morning tu resume bta duties as bar-
9:45 A. M., Sunday School.
to the court fur the relief prayed
at thl C, T. West hums
of Jeaua begin neat Hunday.
The ber on the Portland Limited train,
fur In tlmlr aald oumplalnt lo-wlt 11:00 A . M., Morning Worship.
flrat one being "Jesus the Great Pby- running between Portland and Cbl-
Mr. nrul Mra. O. H Uelendvr and ! ¿ " V ,
‘T * 11 . • f 4
Prayer Masting, Wednesday* at
,
,,
... _
.... j
i
. I Itudolph D-e I. be adjudged and da
stotan.’* Bpeclal music.
cago.
fam ily worn Sunday evening c u l - l cr ..il to be the owners In fee aim fig h t in *tha evening.
Christian Endeavor 7:00. Como on,
„
,
„
lore kt the Van block homo.
I pie of all the following bounded and
— Donald MacNell, Ministar
^
"
I d.tacrlbad real property situated In
young people, wa are having a good 1 . Mr’
0eor* * Hughaon and
Mr. holds, who haa boon 111 for I the County of Washington and Htata
lima social Friday night at 8:00 In the her fa,ber ^
GaaklU were recent $
St. Cecelia Church
nevornl woolia In a Portland hoapl * uf o r* * un b*>-wia:—
church baaemeut
I T,»*to r* »t the home of her brother
lleslnnlua at the
auutheeet
^
tal Is roj.oitud ns getting along
corner of Lot two I I ) In block tr.
Tha evening aervlc- at 8 00 Hear
8* ,* m
Sunday
M asses — 7 :4 0
and Ibe sermon on the "inguc-at of Pbar
Ht.vlee Addition to the Town <>f
Mrs. John Fredrlckaen of
fhv
nicely.
^
Ilenvei tun in Waeblnnton c »nty.
10 a. m.
Urea.>n. runnina licence northerly
soh." Also enjoy our special music. Dalles is a guest at tba S. A. Fred­
Uitoon .Sunday school was wall
^
rickson
borne
this
weak.
She
Is
an
IVO feel aluua the weet line of
Sunday
C
atech
ism
—
8:30
and
OSCAR A. COOPER.
rcjiresenlated ut tha District Sun­
Dot Una of said
Ulock
r. In
aunt of Mr. Fredrlckaen.
0:30 a. m.
Minister.
Htevla'a Addition; thance auuth-
day school picnic hold In Elaner’s
^
weaterly on a line parallel with
Saturday.
Mra. F. C. Peck arrived borne Fri­
tha north llue of said Illudi y .
fifty 11*1 feel; thence souths«»
day after a month’s stay at Rockaway
Mr. and Mr*. Christ Christen­
tarly an a lina parallel with the
Beach with her daughter, Mra. R. L.
weet line of aald l-nt Un» It i In
sen and Mra. Ilaw ltt are spending
aald Ulock 1 1 In eald Htvvla'a Ad­
u few days vacation on Tha Dal
dition. one hundred (IVUI fret;
thence .«s t illy filly I f « ) feet a-
!vs-Mi'KsnsUi-hug«na loop
lona tha south line uf the eald
block
to the place of b<-alnnlna.
Mia- Herman Motscntine alien
the land hereby conveyed belna
•tied a mooting o f tho County Fed-
fifty i f f ) feet In width and one
hundred < 100 > feet In lenallc.
eratiun of Women's Ctuba Tlcturo
end that tha Utla of plaintiffs lu
fom m lteo In Gaston, Frida*.
aald property be absolutely ouleted.
that It be decreed that y»u ami
School opened Tuesday, Kept. 4. end
each uf you and all persona clalmliis
Mias Gertrude Klchtor uf I'urtlnnd I »y. throual.
ur under you or either
1. tho teacher. Thera are *V pupil. “ ’^ S E ' s e t t S U S
Including a beginning clnaa of liv# »• claim. aaaerilna or aiUmptins tu
■ HILLSBORO, OREGON ■
„
I aaaart any Interval.
rlahl
title.
Mr. and Mra. Epneat llllo , Mr I claim or lien in. to or upon eaid
DOORS
ai,.l M r«
r»..,.».. A ti.la.r»t»i
M l., oremlava or any part
or
parcel
and -'I™- Dau rge Amlirson, »**•• t h e r e o f edveree to the title of the
W IN D O W S
2x4’s to 2xl0 ’s per M. $10.00
Evelyn Hite and Ernest Hits, Jr. I olelntlffe therein end
therein, and
SH IN G LE S
vlaitod
Mr and
1 btelnllffa
havee
uch C»urt
other mey
auJ
viailecl at
at the
in# home
Home o
cu f *Jr
» no tl‘*
further
relief ae
to the
M O U LD ING S
M r«. Henry r rawing
C nrlrton, I im r. ju«i «nti oquiubi*.
l x l2 ’s ............... .
12.00
SC R E E N W IR E
.nrodtc over the McMinnvilla- Kor-
‘ V .” ' ¡ ^ » “r0«° " Tu“
CEMENT
Rock-Surface R oofin g
eat D rove loop
I view by .Td»r of Hun. Oeo. 1C Haa
SAND
_ . _ .
,i„,|l*V. Judae of tho
above entitled
GRAVEL
P e r R o l l ............... $ 2.25
Ilitcun hi# been
glowing
tilt Ccurt. which order was made and
past law d ay»— bacon's Van Slack’s I detod Auauet i f i t l l . at llillaboro.
N A IL S
'O r e ^ n
g ■ W EST
SHOW
EVERY
A F -1
Cedar Siding, per M. 15.00
B U ILD E R S
fcurtil •Uukmijfft. M «U*ntln#’« bou*«
U Dump and D D. Bump.
B 5 TERN O O N ,
FREE
VAUDE- ¡
Attorney» for Plaintiff
ha* a new composition roof and
HARDW ARE
M U. Dump, residence and address
Barn Plank, per 11. 15.00
! ■ V IL L E A N D SEM I OLD T IM E !
PO U LTRY
Van K leek’a house has a composi­ Hillsboro. Orison.
D - D —
Hump
and address
a ; D A N C E IN M AM M OTH A U D
tion roof and a coat o f paint. Mr.
-------- rasldsacs
--------
N E T T IN G
T H U R S D A Y EVE-1
■'
J
? 5 ITOR
ITO R IU M
Philip Olsen and uon o f Sherwood | r " " rV, ‘¿ru0b',| u ,.u 5r°A u «aat IT Itti.
NINC
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IN G . , FH
FR E E V A U D E V IL L E E-
l« l
publication. September 14.
>>ld the painting.
IH I
Adv. c-14-41
5 ■ V E R Y N IG H J. D A N C IN G E->
A number of Hiluun people etlen-
5 ■ V EK
R ' Y
1 VE N I N C ,
E
O R E -1
rd the Dutrlile ¡>ix in Scholls Sat­
ai-MMona
5 ■ GON STA
S T A T E C H A M P IO N S H IP i
le
tbe
Cimali
Cewrt
>f
tfcs
Stats
urday evening.
Those present re ­
HORSE
hor :
! SHOE P IT C H IN G C O N -1
I>f Orenew Fee Wraehlantue re e e tr
port n very enjoyable evening.
TEST.
TEST F I IR S T A N N U A L K E N -
TEST,
Everyone 1» uigtd to attend the ] ttrnrat I a i i II i n j Uuilolph L«> e I1
p B N E L CLUB, LA R G E D IS P L A Y
r u iiittfft
ban,.el social mid program at the
O F FIR E W O R K S S A T U R D A Y
M. K
M a c K s t; a liti
«II
unknow n
Hitoon school house Saturday, -Sep­
h H r « o f J o i I iu r W wlth «m l U itV«
U Z NIG H T. BANDS. M USIC. MER-
\N . . h
h l«
* if«.
« 1 «.. « i l
*.i li* r
tember 15, for the benefit o f the
Phone, 4603
A
F E R R IS
5 Z RY-GO-ROfUND,
Drraofia or p «r t l« a unknown, cU liii-
Hileou progressive club.
In « «n y
r i« h t
tili«, « « U t « ,
llwn R
E i - W H EEL. SHOWS A N D O TH ER
‘SV’ 5
r . D PECK, S A L E S N C R .. B E A V E R T O N , PH O N E 5608
?
or IntoriTat In th** r c * l •»
#<* r ibrtl
in the c«*m plalol
A T T R A C T IO N S .
bercia
■
! Port « II loed seven
p la in tiff«.
great reftigarator ship* within aix
■ IB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ * ■ ■ -
weeks
To U . K. ilacltec; also all unknown :
li*lr, uf Joaliua Welch and ultvr
The plans fo r new street light­
Wvluli. hie wife; aUo all uthar per-
auna ur parila* unknown, clainiiiis
ing syttein have been completed at
any rtsht. m i», »a la i» Jl«n *>r in-
Corvnlli*.
larval In th* r**l **iata dsscrlbad
In lh* complaint h*r«ln. Iha abov*
A mllu o f asphalt |utving la being
di-acrlbad dafandanla.
laid on Silver Crvck Falls rokd out
In tha name o f tb * « t a t e o f u r*-
ol Silvarton.
m
a
■r-5
L UMBER
£ *
Washington
j
(I
B ig Stocks! Special Prices! \
County Fair
E
fU a v g rto n lo d g e
No. 252,
L
O.
O.
m eets * v -
ery M onday* e v * -
ning at H p. m.
V is ito r * w e l­
come.
8
G. Bogara, N. Q. M .
E. Underhill,
Secretary. 7U
Hcuvorton Rebok-
a li
Lodge
N o.
J 4M m e*te
flr a t
and th ird
Tu es­
day even in gs
at
| J> J:30 P. M. in the
L o . o . t . H all.
M r«. W a lte r
Harris, Secretary, M rs. M a r jo r ­
ie
Lewis, N. O.
p
41tf
THAN 3
%
You see the telephone instrument, which to many is
the sum and substance of telephone equipment.
Actually that telephone represents less than 3 per
cent of the total equipment necessary for your share
of service. Hidden from view are miles of wire, switch-
boards power plants and other equipment — the in­
visible reminder, necessary to render efficient service
W est Coast Telephone Company
Berthold’« Famous Feeds
II
B e rth o ld ’ Egg M a sh
B e rth o ld ’ D airy Feed
B e rth o ld ’ S c ra tc h Feed
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Orata, Feed, Poultry Sappile«
‘OUR RED TRUCKS DELIVER’
Por den l eed
5 B
I W. J. M cCready Lum ber Co.
:
Lime, Cement, Ptaeter,
s
The Man
who is
Wise
cm n
suu. yuu en d
each
uf yuu a te
b err-
uy rvuutrcd tu appear eud , u » w » t the
A 1104,873 contract has been
. . .
_.»
I cuinplsinl filed asutuat yuu In Ibi-
warded i i,r the rocking o f l i mile* 1 .#,<•» »utltbd court ami cauai-. . »
r b.-i-.r* l b * Isat day u f the tiuicprc-
of tba Santlam road.
•ctlbaj III Iba order f o r publlcalb u
I uf tbl* auiuiiiuiia. to-w It.—
On or b*fure tha expiration of four
«»•< k. next, fr*>in and sfirr III» dal-
u f flrat publication of till* «uinm- n*.
Ill* lUtr of aald flral publication
tli*i.u f brine on Auguat 17. I»!»,
and a-t forth by way of ana««-, any
claim you may bav* to tb* real pro-
porly hvrrlnarter deacrlbt-d. and If
you fall eo to appear and anawtr
»aid complaint for want thereof llir
T h i n * * Y o « ' S b o ttiti K n o w
plaintiff* will apply to th* Court
for tn* relief prayed for In tlitlr **lu
complaint, lo-wlt — That plaintiff*.
Krnrai La>*ll and Rudolph U>*|i. b*
•djudsed and decreed to be th* own*
•r* In f*e airnple of all thr following
hounded end di-*rrlb*d real properly
elluated In th* County of Waehlng-
] ton and Finte of Oregon to-wlt:—
L »t 8 Ulock 1. Hoc-ken’* Addition
to llreverton. a* ahown by th*
lui
duly recorded
map
and
plat
thereof.
lend that the title of plaintiff* to
r Jphn
eald properly be ab*»lute|>- uuteted;
and that It bo decreed that you and
C H E W IN G T O B A C C O
each uf you. and all peraoua claim­
ing by, through or under you or
Strange a* it may seem, the dis­
either or any of you be forever bar ■
gusting habit of maaticatlng "III« J red and precluded from claiming >-r
Weed.
1* more seductive, more
atempllng to claim, aearrttng or at-
templing to aaeart any Interest, right,
fcnaciou» in its hold on tha
till*, claim or Ilea. In to or upon
chcwer, and, in tome way*, leva
aald praiulaea or any part or parcel
harmful to him, than the moro ele­
thereof edveree to the title of plain­
gant custom of amoking, to which
tiff* thrrin and thereto: and that
plalntlffa bav* such other snd fur-
s o c ie ty is much more tolerant.
tha- relief a* to th* court may aeem
In this article, I shall try to illus­
Juet and egultabl*.
trate, not the effect* o f the nico­
Thli «liminoli» I» served upon you
tine, but the perversion o f human
hy publication In th* Iteaverton Re­
view by order of Hon. Ueo. It. Ras­
saliva from it* normal function—
ter. Judge of the
above
entitled
more deleterious than the tobacco
Court, which order wo* made and
alkaloid Involved. This is th* chi*!
dated Auguat 11. IM I al Hllleboro.
[ Oregon.
trouble from chewing tobacco.
—M. It Hump and D. D. Rump,
The saliva Is a natural fluid,
Attorney* for Plalntlffa
•ecreted hy the gland*, for a drli-
M. It flump, rtaldence and addret*.
nits purpose —to balance the add
| llillaboro Oregon.
[auric juice. The chewcr wastel
D. D. Dump, residence and addraa*.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
t by hit iuceeitive expectoration.
Tlret publication, Auguat IT. 1J2*
I f he chews before brrakfait, so
U » t publication
Heptemher
14
much the worse— he U sure o f ex* | 1821.
Adv
c-18-41
ces* of acid for the digestion o!
thli highly important meal. Pro-
Contractors are working on he De­
iongrd state o f this normally atka*
schutes River.
line saliva being thrown away, tha
victim discovers himself to be a
Th* Umatilla County wheat crop
dyspeptic
with
chronic
acid
is
sstimated st 4,750,000 bushels.
stomach.
Sourness, gas eructa­
tions, inability to digest fatty
A m ity is planning to build a new
foods, and even burning pain ara
flrehouj# fo r their new fire truck
evidences of the trouble. It Is not
Work has begun on an $8,000
the nicotine, but the tost saliva
hat produces the condition; chew«
school fo r Piute Indians at Burns.
ng any other thing, and spitting
A carload o f peat has Laen ship
out the saliva, -would doubtless
ped from Quincy to Portland recent!
cause as much trouble.
The victim seldom la yr hli
Construction la being pushed on
trouble to the tobacco. Excess of
th* South Umpqua Road.
acids will in -time corrode the w*l|
o f the stomach snd produce ulcer.
- Douglas County she*- hsv* yield­
A pstlen* o f mine one* relieved
ed growers over $700,uOO.
nil his stomach distress hy stops
A new $275,000 union high school
ping short on the chew within tn*
hour before and after meals.
I
haa baan opened at Klamath Fall*.
■once saw a chap o f 101 years, who
Concrete work is completed on the
b id chewed "ever since h* could
’-■it” , but never chewed be­
Shield's cold storage plant at Milton.
fore breakfast, nor to excess any
Stat* highway crawa are keeping
M h tf time.
the McKenxie Route in good condi­
O f course the better way Is, to
never chew tobacco, or anvthlnfl
tion.
else but good, wholesome food iq
W. A. George,' a Wallowa gladio­
ptoderation; but the aged brothrf
w lip chaws, m t»t bt bornt with la
lus grower, w ill burvsst 10,000 bulb«
v h tflttt.
(M l ihlj.
A bout y o u r
y » O K
Considers
m a im
His Banl^
A Friend to be Trusted- Kno»r$ that his bank is
eager to help him in every way possible. Comes to
his bank for advice. Our years of experince in hand­
ling financial problems put us in a position to serve
you satisfactorily.
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.
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v
H om e o f the magnificent
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