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VOLUME VI, NO. 48.
Single* <’opy, 5 Cent*
Count) Agent Conclu-1
Beaverton, Wanhinjfton County, Oregon.
llltill SCHOOL NEWS
Friday,
Ortober 2f, 1928.
$1.50 Per Year
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iign wn
Game from Gresham
COURT HOUSE ITE
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ml Short Items About
People We All Know
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Thu second annual footUtll cun-
A K RESTS
t o t U'lwi n thu ilvul schools, Ilea
Fred Faraona waa taken Into cna-
vviton nml T.gurd, will be held on
tody, Oct. 16, by Depatia» H lc W
the funner'» ground' this Friday.
and Schrndel, for feeblemindedness.
Thu llrst game held at Sherwood
George Hoiar waa taken into eua- '
la.I year waa won by Tigard, <1-0,
tody Oct. 16, by Deputiea Hickox
and lloavvrton expects to gain rc-
Hick ox, Oct. 19. for feebleminded-
vunru In In rru
Friday's
gain«. a A com-
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vunr»
ia y s gain«.
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Plants Must Have No Mori* parativ« uatin.at, or thu »trungth Wearers Of The Orange
Harry Iloier waa arrested Oet. Persona! And Minor Men
of th« two tuuma cannot I hi shown
19 by Deputy Weckert on a charge
And Black Make Many
Than 5 Per Cent Dis-
buuau both tuaina huv« not played
tion Of Comings And
of assault and battery.
any onu oth r
achool.
However
Wm. C. Dodiey waa arrested by
Firat D o w n s
Goings In Town
suNt's To Pass
licitlui tuani ha. been defeated. Ti-
Sheriff Reeves and Deputiea Sc hen-
gaid hua defeated St. Helens and
del and Hickox, Oet. 19 for having
Kruat Grove whlla Beaverton haa
a still, mash and liquor in his MANY VISITING HERE
liucti victor» In gamca with Amity
0 . A. C MAN HELPS and Gresham and tied with 8cap- FINAL SCORE IS 30-6
possession.
E. J. Thompson waa arras ted by
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poose.
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Many Bea
Deputies 8c her del sad Hickox, Oct. Qiuttiag “ Bee" Held.
Th« Junior Claaa will *oon decide c- a k „_ WL___ _ . . . „ ..
20 for tho possession and sals of
verton! te* Have Visiter*
Many Washington County Grower. on the ty|>o of ring» and pin» to
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Greatest Enthua-
liquor.
Conrad N afcl and Dolore» C o.te!li At Beaver Theatre,
Nov.
1-2-1.
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ba ad-iptod. A commlttae haa been!
la»m At The Start O f Game
o . ova a»a u .p .c
j appolntod to maha
rvcconimenda-
Mrs- George Tefft left Sunday to
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tlona to tho cla«a. '
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CIRCUIT COURT
Visit with relatives in Hood River.
I’ aaverton’a foo'bnll taarn defeat-
Thu Bea*rr‘on eleven «mother,’ !
The Bfarke Machinery Ce., n eor-
Mr. and Mrs. A . C- Chinn and
the lia.d inspections lor pvtaiu ,d Gresham 30-6 on Greaham» Aeld (Ira.ham unit« ran
avalanche
of
poration, has Aled suit on an action family spent Sunday at the horns
avaJ have Dean completed in naan- last Friday.
touchdown» on the Greaham Aeld
for money against James Cole. R of his parent», Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
ingUin County by tna Fnrm Crop»
Greaham put fear in the Beaver- Friday, October 18. Not only did
Herxoy la the attorney for the Chinn in Portland.
L>u(.«rliiiinl of ill« Oregon A giicui- io n ite in the Aiat few mlnutua of Beaverton »core one touchdown In
pU;ntiir-
The Berthold Feed Store »hipped
tui.il loilvga.
play whan it stored it» Aral nml the fir at, .croud, and third quartcra
The Credit Service Co., a corpor- a carload of hay from Sherwood to
In caau 01 II.a Cartiltad gradu of only touchdown with apparently, and two moia In the finul period
atlon Has Aled a suit on an action Tillamook and ons from Sherwood
»red potato«», n «td» muni allow i,« no oppoaition but then on It wa. but they ala« .ant« within Inrh. «
fo rmoney against Mrs. A. H ., t Astria last week.
to aaru.d o . of total ot Moduli Baavcrtoii'a game. Jonu# »tarred for o f »coring another, only the »hot
Berg, R. H. Lencke is the attorney
The Celby family has moved from
VS III, Kioto, t m a, Uinchlug.
Leal
maMng t h r e e o f the five which end” ,I th»
half.
»topping
for the p'aintiff.
the H. L. Hudson place to Port-
touchdown».
Uuru
a
id
Wrigdt
mad*
them
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They mar t e l to 26 Arri
John Noire has Aled suit on an land where Mr. Selby haa entered
Boil ami other potato -ti_____
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I . I ‘ the other two. Beaverton haa yet downs during the game, and he'd
action for money against Frank Wi- ther • ataurant business,
. umtird grade allows a »lightly
teat* da feat, but lu real gtrength the fighting GreahamlU-s to »even, i
gle, M B. Bump is the attorney far
Ed Smith is slowly recovering
huger poicuntage and include, thorn wi|| u .
when it meets Tigard Tho Anal «core was .10 to * Ave
the plaintiff.
from an injury he received to bis
potatoes whit h wdl not quite make
Btwj HH.I,oro on the heal held in touchdowns to one
Neither team
State of
Oregon
vs.
Edward w ri,t. recently while cranking a
thu cerlihud gradu.
Tit* atandani its next two games.
was able to convert a a al
Haullenhcck, the
plaintiff waived c* r- Several ligamenU were torn,
•u-d potato 1» u.od for commercial
Tho».. on the honor roll this six
Gresham «tan »1
in,
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examination and plead guilty.
Ha
H. Winkeback and Henry Ostrom,
planting. The total acreage of fur-
week» are: Fred. Berger. U la Cox
titled mk ,I potato## in this county
Fern Chin, Km» Shrader, Howard Mek Hn(,
was given a Ane o f $560 and a owners ef the Columbia Supply Co.
t^rrn o f six months. He wm o f Astoria were dinned guests at
thi. year 1« larger than for 1927.
Wilson, and Father Shrader.
, t.„lphdown „ „ , flrty.y " rf, ;
later paroled on the receipt e f $25 the Charles F. Berthold home. Sun-
The following
poUto
growers
To get on ths honor roll * »t»- ria, h Bround Hght end by Wedin I
cash.
lasaeil the livid Inaprctious for Cer-
mu»t get at leant th-ee A a ad nnd , w0 |ol,jj paj»«».
In the
case
of m
the
State or
o f ttre
O r e -1 -! Mr. and
tilled potatoes thi* year; F. J. K ru- * U- and not ,t' M 1 J1* * " ■
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F r„ m then on It
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Mrs. Arthur
Wilson
cgvr, Linnton, Kl 2, Oregon, Conrad i’ 1* r. Port card
Although the mil
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Todd Fn Zane Crey’* “ Nevada* Nav. 1-5. ron v^ Frank Wood», the p la in -; were dinner guests Tuesday eve
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'.tiff waa given a $1000 Ane and a ning at the home o f her father, C.
Dick. l i n i e r o . R t"' 4. Oregon. Fr«d J*
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r» p onged to rne Arat
" year in jail.
IH. Miller and family in Portland,
!.. Meyer, HilMboro, Rt. 8 O re , ‘•rgB
>n tho»« t o folloW'
ter another, tyiug the «tore in the D A U G H T E R S O F U N I
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
niversary o f Mrs. Wilson.
j J L' vticntinriuiurt^'Rt
GIV-
\ alvntins, besverton, Rt. T
8 or!*’
Ore.. ^ , , S » j . „ i EDWARDS
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n i t V V D
P A i U
M T V •nothor touchdown in the second,1
«T L R A N 8
JO IN
Marriage license« were
to
Roy E. Uierly, Beaverton, Kt. S, EN B I R T H D A Y I A K T l adding another in the third, and
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Mrs. W. E. Stiphout and daugh
the follosrtng couples during the
Ore , Nutmara Orchard* (c /o Row-
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throwing in two mo** in the fourth.
Th* °nranlxatfon committee
o f1
ter o f Val sets Ore. are visiting at
past
rll Broa.) Hillsboro, Rt. 2, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Fdwarda en- presumably for goot* measure
Daughters o f Union Veterans !
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. ______ ; the home of her parents, Mrs. and
Nutlsy Orchard« (c /o Carl Woh'- tarta ned delightfully with a party
Gresham fought gamely, hut theV o i ,ho Civ,‘ W*r woal<l Ik e to in-
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9 T ,* on' Mrs- C. J. Beach, while her huszand
and Edna Phelps o t Portland, Oct. ^ recuperating at the St. Vin
achlegel) U u rel Rt. 2 Ore. Roy » l '*»rtr hom« *n Third Street Bat- were up agalrat a line that held tcre,t ,I1
and
grand-
cent’ s hospital from a recent illness.
11 Jerqul'h o f Sherwood Rt
4 »rday evening in honor of her birth- HLe. a .tore wa’ | h).d charged like d* uKht*™ o t Civil JV«r ve*ernns I
To Charles J Douglass, Jr. and
Mrs william Cameron entertain-
Ore
E L. Selffcgt of IIill»»H.ro. ‘ ‘“ V
T*1" • '[«»'"if w»* a herd of huff-lo and a nuartet o» livin* in or r«**r Beaverton in the
Either Brown, both of
Hillsboro, ^
^ luncheon ia her homo at
Arrow
Station Wednesday.
tho
guests being Mrs. D. C. Howard,
PROBATE
Mrs. Morris Eriger, Mrs. Nelson
James Minor, de Walker, Mrs W. W. Howard, and
filed for probote, Mrs. Kolkenberg.
the petitioner and
Mrs. EU
Kingston
entertained
attorney for the several ladies last Thursday at a
quilting “ bee’* at her home on Wat-
string ha'fhaok. plunged over the ° 'SB| FaHier» Saved.
| Y h u estate of R. M. Stevens, de- son Street.
Those present were:
rischer, Sherwood. Rt S, Ore. 8. , **1 «"<1 Mr- S’’d Mr*- w - R- V* n
ceased, has been filed for probate. Mrs. Lettie Jenne e f Portland, Mrs.
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All daughters of honorably d ls -1
P. Taylor. IfilUlv r >. R t 2. Ore.. K1,,',k ■T,d <D«Kht»r Cathryn. High
were won by George Snider ''’"trier.
charged .Soldiers. Sa lors and Ma- Cadets Out weigh Saints. About 16 T. H. Littlebea'es is the petitioner M. Lewis, Mrs. L. Rice and Mrs.
!.. M. M'llur, Hi||«horo, Rt. 2. Ore.’, " " I ”
and W. Dyke the attorney tor the Hadley o f Huber, Mrs._E- S. Do-
andClydo Kdwsrd». and tk. cooao
Wu ,f"
«'Hstandlng p|av- r,n<‘» wko
In the Union Ar ,
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Wunatrom o f Laurel Ore.,
ering and Mrs. R. V. Hopper.
erta»e.
'a i;on by Mrs. Manning a/id M r *"r rn
Grosham squad.
mV °r Navy during the Rebellion if .
° r l j Pound» To The Man
F F Norihnin o f Banka Kt. 8, MrNamee.
Th ' » ’riory was B.averton’s third MRH-68. whether a member o f th- !
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Miss Vena .Qaskill who teaches
Or«., Ito) Brea.. Rh-rwood. Rt. B,
for the year.
«*• A. R. or not who have attained
in the Gervais H:gh School spent
SCHOOL BOY GETS
(' to .. Chi»
Bchmldlln
Vemonla, ■ w i r / i i i a w B a
i^vsT i.-
Suhftitutions for re«ve-*on were: «*’«* **«■« o f fifteen years, are eligi-
On Oct. 19th at 2:00 P. M. St.
HIT BY PASSING CAR «• *«$ ■* *t the home of her
Ore., F»r! Thomp-on. D:'lev Ore., D A I l i l l T K K n
I .I V L
Wmhrtek for Shannon. Uaidcrvood bl<! f « membership.
M a r y s H ig h S c h o o lm e ta n d d e fe a t-
mother, Mrs. George Thyng.
She
8 T Welter« Portland wt 2. Ore.,
Mary
Miss
MRS. TIMM PARTY
lamer, Wrighttfi)
for Zlm-
Those
interested
in
hecomin- cd Hill Military of Portland by a
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was accompanied by
Pen-Id Fdv, 8h»rwond, Rt 8, Ore.
brick. Itnrriaon for Welch, Coward members of a t-nt, please commun. score of 24 to 0. It was a battle
® q, . F**r ®
Frances Delvay o f Long Beach C a-
Antone Fvera Fnrevt Grove, Rt. f,
for fl. Homr'ch, and Dean for ITn- ento with Mr*. Minnie Alhauarh, ITu- royal from start to finish, as this r,ejy °A cre s is suffering from serat- ***•’ wbo ** • **udent •* tbe Univ-
The Mcadntnca J. W. Sprague and derwood
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t>m.f Victor Rolcen Hill»tviro, Rt
-F r o m Th- Peiveriin Hmomer H '. m . ' i t S "
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ches and a shock received Wednes- '*»■*■’ “ * ...........-
B Ore . Wllllnm Wathe', Hi|t-hor>. Fred Om*Ld were Joint hostesses
Wednesday afternoon at an e n j o y - _______________
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A e'* * ort,and of the
®ut ,the C*det' could day afterncon when he was struck
Those attending Pomona Grange
Rt. B; Carl Brown, Cornelius Rt, 2;
aid. party given ut the home o f
Sunday dinner rue-t» at the R
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° f by * c ,r dr:ven by Mr- Gat« 8 ot “ C«d*r MU1 Wednesday were, Mr.
N. O. Johnaon. Comellua. Rt. 2; the
Utter honoring tho eighty-iic- |f p owrii uomi, w#r M
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^ lr y 8 forward wall, which re- Hillsboro.
He had just alighted and Mrs. H. K. Denney and son,
Shady Korrd. Roreat G ra n i Glon
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corn! birthday anr.i enutry of th-ir r
n rill — >th
i Pnrtl.
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/ 'w 1'’'« "Iv” ’’ Pcat,‘d|y torp m a t holes in the from one of the school buses when Bruce, the Mesdames E. E. Swen-
Kpier Fore,« G o v e ; Robert War-
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Mln'ni# T? mm.
Tho J p Tnd 5 » J 0 Powe l l f irin "
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button.* line, he was hit. The bey was a t t « d - son. B. J. Woodward, 0 . H BrrfteA
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St Marys Defeats
Hill Military 24 to 0 1
* Smith,
2 * Tm
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£ :
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Hillsboro;
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Rrsdvlll *| A Sand drum. B-avcrton, f 0" 0™1
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Thoao pas ira standard grade: •
If. J. Valenti’ S, Beaverton, Rt. 2:
C !,. Johnson, Shorwood: Geo. !..
Baker. Sherwood. Rt. .1; Mike Yun-
k« r Forest Grove; Mrs I^t Tut-
ler, Hill-boro, Rt. 5; John Mutiny,
lau rel; Frank Muhly, Gomeliu». R*.
?; J. Edw. Wilson, Beaverton, Rt.
2; J. T. Cronni. B-nv ’rton, Rt. 2;
Joe Furrer, Portland, Rt. 2; W. J.
Thompson, P< ftland. Rt,
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F R F D P IC E Y
RNTER-
T A IN S
S O N ’S C H U M S
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fredrieey en-
tertalnud a number r f boys at their
h one on Lombard Street
Sunday
afternoon, honoring their son, Del-
mar.
Games end several contests
wore played and dqHcioua refresh
ment* were »arvi q. Seated around
the table were Carll Curtis Beach,
Arthur Fluke, G.orge Pindcr, Rav
trend l.'sm-rdl’ l, Henry Kamher
or, Rnt-o’ t E ìgelko, Georg» MeKur
cher, Carl Lierman Dcnsld Dupuo,
Thomas "Bud", Delmnr Fredrieey
and Pets Zohr.
Delmnr was the
re ipient of many appropriate gifts
HUBER LADIES TO
GIVE CARD PARTY
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,nd (1" inty
gifts in remembrance of the occs-
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sion. Those enjoying the afternoon
wer-. Mrs. W. H. Bvfiold, Mrs. Em
ms Hocken, Mrs. Hisler and daugh
ter, Mrs. Archie Olson, Mrs. Timm
and the hoste-s.
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pictorial life of H erbert hoover
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No. 9
Corror.n . „ d a —
By Satterfield
LOCAL GIRI. IN PA
CIFIC
D E B A T E
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Pacific
Un’vcrsity,
Forest Grove,
’¡ £ £ ¿ > 5
cd T h -U Nu sorority in the Phi
Alpha Tnu debates hold here last
n*Kht’
Every »orority and frater-
'dty *• entering a team ns are the
balls for men nrd women.
The
question ia "Resolved, that Pacific
should be made a junior college.”
Theta Nu upheld the n.g.itivc last
nifht anil lost to McCormick hall,
Elimination cont sts are being held
«b*h Wl»ck " nd to the winning beam
Koca the Phi Alpha Tau silver tro-
pby>
id
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Monday
October 15, S. M.
girls met for a pop assembly They
eKcted their yell leidor,
Bovorty
Luck and adjourned.
Miss Calllsta dc la Fontnine, for-
mer English and History teacher
p{ St. M »ry’s nnd now teachim
Pf Verb >o t High Scho 1,
vialled
her pupils and friends Sunday Out.
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Mr. and Mr*. Walter Harris, Mr-*
N. W. Gorham and Mrs. W. H. Eng-
ike visited Pe’wood C ha-t-r in Port-
iHmi Tuesday evening o f this wee1',
.
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M' 99 ^ ,r" 1
r f the 8*.
Francis Academy o f Portland spent
the week end at th- home of her
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The I a lot’ Auxi'ia. y <f the Com-
mcrei il C ub wdl givo «nothor o f
the'r popular cs d paitlai, 8 iturday
iN’enlng Cgt. 27 a th- Huber Hnl ,
The porty will a*«rt promptly at
8:80. T'-e Ha’ loween solvit will
prsvail
Ih o ghout.
Among
the
featurcs prepared t< r the occasion
will be the dDposol t n Halloween
cake that was do-at-d by the V
8. Bnkery.
Come and try your
luck at getting it.
Wc are glad to see new faces nt
each suc e-sive pirty and hope t i P“ »"**, Mf- B" d Mrs- J - K *Kc,>*
rue more bt them as time goes on *rn».
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Those on the Hon- r R«dl in the
Mr, and Mrs P. L. Petrequin of Eighth Grade for t’-e first six weeks
I.sk * Orovo attended tho C. E »re Alice
Fluke, Th-lma
Tefft
convention at Or*nco Friday and George MeKercher, Grace Johnson
Sunday,
, and Roy Halisr,
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1. Fa rmile to Chins, Hoover mai lied hts ooltcxe
sweetheart and took her honeymoooln» to -laachurta.
8. When the Boxer uprialng ataried. Hoover built
tfefenae workai Mr*. Hoover eared for tho wounded.
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>. Rumimi of dUeootrnt spread through North
ern China. Violence threatened all foreigners.
4. Civil war ended Hoover’« promising explorations
hi China, and ho salted with his wilt for hoaso.
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R. H.
D. William», Tom Stump, Myrtle
HITEON LADIES PLAN h «*"*9* " *•
Mr8 Rice hn6
A CHICKEN DINNER
J Z L , from Be.-
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H.teon Progressive club
lsd.es
are p'ann.ng a dinner for the eve-
ning of November 3
This will be
a chicken dinner with all the etc.
Dinner served from six to eigh:.
| at the home of Mrs. Lena Olson.
This will precede the bazaar to
be given at the Hiteon achoolhouso
the same e v e n in r
vorton who attended the Christian
v„ de. vor convention at Ctgnco, last
;
k were Mr. , nd Mrs. John Pe-
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son, Harold, Mr. an<f
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Mr». L. W Tucker. Mrs. M H.
Matcnlfe and »on, Ernest, J°hnme
Barnes,
Mrs.
Floyd J e ff t
and
’ laughter. Thelma,
Ruth
D «nc7>
Mason Bennett, Paul Shellenbergcr.
Cathryn Biftch and Fem Chinn'.
An interesting event of next week-
plow them for big gains.
on Thursday win be the chicken
The Saints scored in the first dinner ah dbaxaar to be held in
quarter, recovering a fumble
on
the basement of the Churutt of
Hill's 35 yard line and swashed thru
the enemy’s defense for three first ca m * .
downs and a touchdown. The kick
There will be many articles both
for the extra point went wide. Cor- useful and ornamental for sale at
coran kicked to Hill's 5 yard line the baxaar, such as pillow casts,
and then Hill, determined to make dresser scarfs, lunch seU, apron««,
a touchdown, after carrying the ball and ironing boar dcovers. The ba-
to the Saints’ forty yard line, they xaar will open at 2 P. M. and thu
lost tho ball
on downs.
dnner will be served from 5:30 t«v
St. Mary's
squad now started a 8 P. M.
drive for unother touchdown but |
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lest the ball
on downs. Hill did KINTON LADIES AID
likewise.
S t M arys received the
rT r r T a
f R I
ball again and started for Hill's!
ELECTS
Ut* M L L K 3
goal with a disastrous result f o r 1
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Hill. This drive chalked up more
Kinton, Ore., Oct. 22, (Special.)
points against the Cadets.
Cnee There was a very good attend-
during the half the Cadeta took anC4 „t the regular
meeting of the
tho ball within the shadows of th e . Kinton Ladies’ Aid Society held at
Saints goal posts, but the Saints the church last
Thursday afternoon,
held them for dowrs on the 4 yd. I
following officers were elect' d
line.
Corcoran punted to safety, j for the comi„ g y w : President, Mrs.
The whistle then blew annoueing,
Ri»h*rds-
vice
president,
th - completion of the half.
*Mrs j R Danj<l]# „ c t a r y ; Mra.
The s-cond half began with St.
Bierly! treasurer. Mrs. Roy
M arys receiving.
Both teams re-
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sorted to straight football
during ®,<,r^y-
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the third quarter and no
scores P « ““ condition, there * r e J 8
mem
were made by either squmi.
nnd « nice htt!e ,um in " "
Corcoran added two more tallies r*MUrT ' _________________
to the score for the Saints in the , I f l _
r T lI T P I F
fourth quarter but failed to convert I l I L l i r t K U K I g l 411/1
the goal either time.
BITY PROPERTY HERE
Thus at the end of the game the i
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•core stood 24-0. St. Mary's hav-
Mr*. Madge Moeves has so'd her
ing won from the strong Hill Mil- resirfenc» en Blanton Ave., Pear the
itary team. The Saints were out
A|„ha-Hiiber school to Mr. and Mrs.
weigh« d approximated tea to fif Roy nf Hillsboro, who will ta’<e
tec-n pounds to th« man..
possession on November 1.
Corcoran ard Hashererof were
Mrs. Meeves is planning fa| f o to
the stars for the Saints, while Bil- Seattle, Washington,
w heX
her
lings and Kellv upheld the honors husbsnd owns and manages a r«*-
of tha Hill Military squad.
i taurant.