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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests O f Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME VI, NO. 52.
City Dads Adopt The
Single Copy, 5 Centn
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
m
Parkrose’s Famous
Squad Defeated, 37-0 i
PROCLAMATION
Friday,
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November 23, 192H-
Fiddlers Fo Vie
For Substantial Prize
$1.50 Per Yea»
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COURT HOUSE i t e m s '1
Short Items About
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Uf»v»rt(in I'laya Oregon City Friday
At all times nt:d in all places,
ARRESTS
Tha U.-avarton high school foot
man bava gathered together at tha
Lawrence Vandehey, A. J. Ever#,
hall Uam
will
trsvel to Oregon
lose of the harvaat to give thanlca
Bill Wotson and
Ray
Vandehey
City Friday, Nov. 23, whara thay will
to the Divine Power which blesses
were arreeted on a liquor charge
iruiiunt.il tough opposition agmnst
their lab.ra and mu.lu them to
Nov. 19, b* Sheriff Reeves and
lb» lattor’s
eleven.
Thla
gauia
prosper. Heap rooted in the heart
Deputy Weekcrt.
j wll bring to a glorioua rloae tha
of mankind is tha instinct to make j
an*
grateful
acknowledgement
A hr, ■■ i fgoat
T™*. aucia
. * aful football aaaaon an-
_ ,
,
ack
nowit dgement
to
a ,,, „
Some Diacuaaion AOOUl
CIRCUIT COURT
Little Items About People
Jeyed by a Beaverton eleven In many
Let-Up Ih Ordt,red In
Run- guiding P.ovldence which la above Well Known Local Man Is
. Theodore Von Loon has filed suit
) rare, it Hhs won elx games, from
and
beyond
the
Work
of
human
i
Fi nding Out H ow
on an action for monoy against Rov
In And Around Vi-
Amity, (Irani high freahman, Gieeh**
ning Up Of Score But
To Try For A Prize
minds and human handa.
Rawes. Thos. Tongue Jr. is the
urn, Tin aid, Forast Qiova and Park-
(Hir nutlonal observance o f an an- I
Suitable Spring* Are
attorney for the plaintiff.
.
einity of Beaverton
,
Score Is One-sided
roe«, loat one game to
Hillsboro
Monday Night
nual day of Thanksgiving j« a her­
W. J. McCready has filed suit on
high 1-0, and tied one game with
itage from the
Pilgrim
Father*,!
i an action for money against C. D.j
Bcappoose U II. It
has amassed
who aaacmh'ad at the turn o f the
Wsgner. R. J. McCntody is the at­
IB SPECIAL MEETING a total o f 170 pointa against Its VISITORS OUTCLASSED year to offer prayer and praise to | C H A M P IO N IS J U D G E torney
SPECIAL WRITERS
for the plaintiff.
opponent 88. Aa a reward for the
Almighty God
from whom came
A.
J.
h'.esz
has
filed
suit
on
a
1
wonderful record achieved thla year
their strength to endure daily hard­
mortgage foreclosure against L. E.
the teem will have the nan.os of
ship
and
to J face
unknown
danger.
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f
aw
w vw w
.ia iiv w ii
u
n fig e r i
Another Man Ta Bo (kosen aw*
Bdvee.
19 all ita members inscribed upon a cup H ow F-rat String Men Left At It is fitting that we should rever- C ontet To Be Hebt In Hillsboro forn
'y fo“ ' the pîa^nïff ** * *
P* °Pk H#T* V i-iU r*
which
is
in
the
auditorium
of
tho
,
cntly
continue
In
this
day
o
f
pro*,
Water Me ers
From
O ct
of
Town
Four
Nights
In
Succession
"Wilkes
Abstract
Co.
a
corporation
•chooi house.
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Tb« Game
ferity and security the inatitution
nm*
ft
ed
suit
on
*
q
action
for
mon-
Beaverton defrated Park
Rote
th ,y founded amidot adversity and
ey aganst R.
L.
Tucker.
Thos.
high on tho local grounds last Fri­
peril.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Aabling and
At tho
apeoial
day —
38-0.
Beaverton
with
The
football - •-----
game —
last * week
be-
Now, i ■.i-iriu.«,
therefore, in
In wmiurnuiT
oonformlty with
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. meeting
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hints Ilrown o f Laurel, Manager Tongue m Jr. 1« the attorney for the
Mrs. H. A. Jensen of Portland weds
Council he.ii at the Town Hail Mon- a bang In thr first quarter when tween the B. H. S. team and the the proclamati n of tie President f » r th* Washington County Fair
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Earl -------—
Strong has
filed -----
suit ----
on ...
an ™
' “ nc* . “ !on . . * ue»u nt Mr.
Mrs.
day evening o f this week,the budget || swept the Park B om team o ff »quad from Parkros* was proba- o f tb« United State« which com«« as I •»* «l*» the candidate for the office
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as adopttu aa published In these Its feet by scoring four, touchdowns bly the biggest disappointment the « recurring reminder of our na- ot county commissioner at the e - action tor money against
F. E. ” *
Alexander, last Tuesday.
lh" r* "* t b*ln* * ,in* U’ before the gun waa ehot for thefirat local la s. have
experienced
this Oenal unity In the per( etuation of *«ction held this month, called tu et Kimmer Hare McAlear and
Pe-‘
Mrs. V. R. M. Crawford o f new
OC**l ~ r Pr|m«nt.
time. From then on second atring year. Though Beaverton won to the th's American custom. I, I L. Pat- the Review Office this week and an- tir" are the »ttomeya for the plain- Red Lake Gold Mining District, who
I tolJowing the adoption of
tho men wire used and they managed tun« o f 87-0 the
game was disap teraon. Governor o f Oregon, do pro- nounced that preparations were go- tiff’
hue been visiting with Mrs. A. M.
uigvt tite Council passed an ordì- to hold their opponents. The touch- pointing in that
the local team claim Thursday,
November
29th, ,nIT forward for a county wide con-
^ D* kump has filed suit on an Fells, has returned to her home,
•■fine« (cvylng the tua as laid gut In downs
wrrs
divided as
follows w t n e j to have no opposition worth 192«. as Thanksgiving Day, and do teat for old time fiddlers
action for money against J. W.
d p i .«.
t. i
i rv.
budget on , copy gf whl.h U to go Buru. 8, Jones.2. Mh.nnon, 1 The mentioning.
hereby set K .aide a . a public hoi-!
ThU con to* to to be held in Hills-
D D- Bump » "d M. B. ¥i , . t t h T P ^ r t è ^ M ^ . l
Jo the t ouqty Clerk and Vns to the feature of the game rame In the
p.rkroae came h«re highly Uu.k-d ld* r
^
and will c*ns|,t more strictly B,onlP are »•»« attorney« for the
in portu^d
County aaa«4«or M that th. t.x can „rat quarter when J .: es returned . . . fttit
whl*
U t u. on th|, day give thought •P'a>“ «'« ^ • tournament. On Sun Pla^ ‘ ^ - ,
_
Mr, D . ^ m u Ì i impToved t f -
be spread on the tax 1 at« of the i. Park Rose punt fifty yard« for f,.BUg one o f the best teams to
man"« fej < w»Mp with r.atur in
M- nday, Tuesday and Wedne,-
Alexander Delman and
Alfred u.r h "
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county
a touchdown.
touchdown.
the east oi i'orlia id, Sandy, some I SchieWr g the fru it*.of the harvest.
»»rings, Nov. 2S, 2«, 27 and s W l» » « J a v a fiied
suit on
a n 1-
Roy
Mrs. J. Kelley, a recent visitor at
The pholgrepher came to Beaver- thing
There was some discussion
_ vf . the
_ like 26 to 0 J and it was Get us confirm and «'lengthen the 28 the prelimin .r e« will ho play--
f " n f°r
m e*f
against
. .
Council sen d in g a nominal amount Gin High School Mondiy and took thought they stood a good
chance *1»* ot family H'* aad renew the td off and on the evening of Thurs
I‘«ym? and H. C. Neongan. Tho-. th» home c f her daughter, Mrs.
of money to aaeertain whether there pictures Of the Freshman
cl«««, of getting away with the long end t'ond of hearth and ho
home. Let us d*F- Tlu.i.<ag|ving n ig .t, November Tongue, Jr. to the attorney for Jacob Schmitt for several weeks,
returned to her home in Sprague,
was a possibility of getting water Sophomore
the Junior
Junior class,
0j the
the score,
score, hare.
hare.
Sophomore class,
class, the
class, o(
expre<s
* le for peace hy Ä
t*v «nal Will be p'ayed.
W. the PM*"tiffa.
expresa our
our gratitu
gratitude
fi«m the wess nger springs north tha football team, the fire «quad
Jf| th(} flr>t two minut
, f th I ix,<,ndinit the spirit to g I th« world *' Atexagfer
will V play
Emtr.k Davis
Itovi
_ Monday
has filed auit for Waah- recenUy-
__
of Town hut ecU.n will not b* taken the Torch Honor 8 ei*ty, and o f the (|m (, Beaveiton had
ored ° twi
lending gen
£****• H* '• f 3 / e ,r *
but yre I divorce
I>.e Davis
on
William Ruynard of Pacific City,
toward« the authorisation of any faculty
ard had their annone»«. „ „ .u« ruh.
a , charges
cruel
and inhuman
father or
of vacs
Jack icaynaru,
Raynard, is
to vismng
visiting
aid to . t£ose
in Kj,U„ sure
in. *^du!, and hindly
,
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. . handle
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r
. of
--------- miner
•«prnditursw until the next regular ^ T h# Junlor^rl«*« held a meeting f)n |(|) flrn |)la , ].u\ r(, 0 WJ to sorow or need. le t us give thanks flddk *" e‘T* •» the tost o f them, treatment. Toe couple
were mar- at the Raynard home here
He ce-
their
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was
meeting which comee the first Mon- Monday morning and . rty>*v
M r° r manifold material Mrs I n « by
Numerous prizes " have boon post- ned in Hiltohor. in
Ju l* 1827. |ebrated the «6th ad v ersary o f his
, ,__ . 1 recetve but they did not vet hold
Measurements
.
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n'’1" ,urnin« our m irja
day
In Itocembcr.
v|a»s ring MeasuremenU
were were
U - ta-
^
(^r
until"
after Beaverton
and h arts tn td “ nd Several old time payers Hare. McAlear and Peters
are the birth Nov 1«
todto- one has rigurvd out that the
" rd*r*
in so that the , ^
The« wl « s Liuveiton ;hi ‘ h"1** o f the spirit
» ve
lrra.lv rignifiod Ihetr inUn- attorneys for the plaintiff
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rv ‘ ar* piobshl) two hundred to t <f«*dcnts might get the rings as punted three or four o f the Parkrose
' n T°*timony Wh«r<. f,
I
have thm « f ‘ »hlng part.
In the case o f th* State o f Or*-
an<A .M” " , ? ‘ S^huler’ Parent*
payers in ttto town who hav, to pay *°°n aa Po»;»wr.
men stood
s ound and
watched ''ereunto set my hw .l end «uiuswl
k>’'»k H-.rrir.gton, the winner of Kon vs- RalPh Norton, th* defend-
®‘
!r *; ” " Boswell, reeent vis-
upwants
dollar, each
each „ A ® r *ntyd|'*s
JonM v p e<
C( the
(hv hell
,(l, up and
, nj , th* seal of the
.
'tors at the Boswell home, left for
upwsrq. of
of twenty
iwemy five
rtvs dollars
m — «totstto w|'l
. V . be 7 held , M||rk
Mark Jones
la*‘ Hude of
,T ‘ Oregon
»cegon to
to the Henry Ford National champion- ant P 'fad « "ilty .-
water Friday
high »ehoo> iuf| seventy
MVrnty yards
)> rd, tv
la another
a. . tiler M . »r.
•
h- r n . i <l . a
t - l»»h
m h day
dny >bip for th- whole United States,
In th« ««•■« " f the State of Ore , th®lr b ";*r
Medford by automo-
|n dtrtri Hues in hevping up « a water
f
. moru
n,on,l ag
* f 1» tha h
r .-
* l*’r*un|
a x*l_ thi*
«»stem which l* losing the people » “ dltorlum between the frr«Mna«-n
Cpx"
V d i-rw i a let- ‘,f N u m b e r , A. D. 1928.
L L. who is in the county at present. *t°n **• Frank Patterson, the de-
Wednesday,
and who will do exhibition playing fvnd«"* appeared in person, was
Mr. ard Mrs. F. M. Roseman are
here upwards of five theusMid dol- ■"<!
UP ,n running up the score and PATTERSON, Governor,
i . . . I»r year.
, - i r Following
v..iii..in U which
wticx there Monday
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lars
Monday and
and the
the respectv«
r*»pcctve teams se- yet , Beaverton
at each of the preliminaries and at arra|gneT and pi-ad guilty.
, moving to Salem thia week. They
continu d , to run
up
thefi^al wiU ►« ore i f judges.
^ J- Thompson appeared in per- have been in business in Beaverton
was a suggestion that the matter '***•'’
*■** cip r è e *b* flffurea until at the end of the CARNA
PETERSON
U..IT
o f selling of the water eystem be a^M4-d by r-JItsI «th
fT l’P V
ill i v / i u c
There will he prizes awarded at bon an<1 was given until
Nov. 20 for many years as the proprietors
Weibb.
T h! h ,tf ,he lcort ato®d 31 *°
Ronald
13
I W m l K b t gch of th-*
Irnlnaries and In ad- to plead hto case.
of “ Dew Drop Inn’’
placed on the bnllot at the regular i. 1V*'
It was well along in th* H*1
Freshmen have chosen Noma Brown.
d
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I «*•*»«. there will be reveral sub-
James Fuiiy ap eared in
a
election which comes early in Dec-
j„ i ,n«..,nr . n.i i a,|K.rt W il- 'luartrr that 1’ ar^iose op lied up ait1
Parifle University F> rest Grove rtantial rash prizes given at the *°n ard - a s arraigned.
H a sen . v ff f . " .
» ■ rtw« '?nt.e,^ ' " ed
»rober Urns. d i.cu «ion s .1) took ^ 1IU
and
W i '’ H;rcaJ „nncV tfisV got th , b.11 to
ill he impo e l Wednesday. ^
at a ^ b l e birthday
Oregon. November 18 (Special)
| finals.
tenee
utoce *fUH the meeting had twee ™ '
1 p^verton's fifteen yard
line b ^
In the case of the S t e f of O r»-
her home. ^ " t l v .
Mrs.
tiijbrned to meet «gain
n next _ Mon-
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u . v
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Ih*y lust i| gn a fumble and back [ ¡nJ"th*e !J r t "of Itotidrin H orrirÎô^
Th* l,r5*»s ar* ae ft.Rows; Sun­ gon vs. Ray Vandehey. the defend-
“ 1 i WiB ° rrds w' " i
RAY
tig}
evcplng When
T
K
ATf
U GASO-
A f i t t o ____ It went.
day evening
when the
the matter uf
o f V \ I I O O L I - E ET
am) ^ » h m e n t s served.
to, the th !Ü a-t play “ Thè Piifsy '
iff
t$ ,2 0 ° fl° ° r •nt w „ i„ custody o f th* sheriff.
the paving »edInane, for Wateon
nn„
. (l,_ . I f.
?
* " h ft d , muffler; Monday* evening:
UN E SELLS QUICKLY Bunt, Jones, Shannon, Wismer
He plead guilty to both charges.
Mrs. J. W. Sprague was called to
•i reel to to be the subject for con- .
»H
Prim*.
8.500
on
Weil’s
depart-
I
depart-
Boring, Brandi and In f » 1 moet Pac fir hom^-uuiirg November Ifith. nient «to e
nt
Albert Evers was arraigned and Oakland, ‘ a if., Tuesday upon re­
eon nf
»idem Ion.
few o f ti « first string men seemed
a
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n,* n* «to e. 2nd llritOO
Reporis covering the first
ceipt o f the news o f the death of
Another matter which came UP weeks’ distribution o f General V io- too much Jor
mvn ufi lite op-
appeared in her brother. E. J.Timm. Mr. Timm
was th* securing o f a man to read tot Ray a
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^nJl-Knoçk Gamo jn , u\<ti- posing sid«. At tl»c end of the g«m>
w-,3 has been ill for the past two years.
-m quiuk
IS* W*J»r tnytyr, 1 » th , qbagnu* o f Jale
Jal. 1 tMkt
, 1 ^ db»
h i pufiti'-
pair,- h « . h
h'-rn
quick pnly
v„|y une
one ' or
ur twu
tw0 o f Beaverton
Beaverton’. • n ,
profese-ona?. Miss P ^torw i Z" i ™ * “ “ " " j ” nd Pr,ze*
b ,1 h " “ w I v r « * i ' « L nnfi.,
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Ilf, A. E. Stury wno h*»
U-
r^«*ofrn»« Ih# »up^rt^r
fin t ttrin f men weiv still on the had a cievtr charnotAir n*rt and
cake, 3rd pn*e. a suit
*
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Jacka entertained
ken to a Hllllbor« hoapiUl.
It r i.ima>«l fo r th* r«w fu I and ap- field
,
m
cleaned and
pressed; Wednesday ^ai* sentence.
I f after serving 30 Mrs. Hill Haney and daughter of
was informally agreed that the re- !
thr protectlon offend thni ' i,' u ^ . . .
tll .
„
handled it except ona) y well, adding evening: $5.00 hat from Kosrow’s d«y* h*
8M0 he may be pa- Forest Grove. Mrs. W. Earnes, Mrs.
iorder should secure such a party. the f>ft tb , t the product has a ito” o ri ‘tio‘*
t5 !:d .th! - 8" ,^ y L°
i - - '-
«tore. 2nd prise, a cabinet of stat! « ¿ e * on the balance o f the pen- Paul Hinge of HSbburo“ and Mr,!
the mud- in the dramatic field in Pacific.
ionery, 3rd prize,3-lb. can of *offW. sltles ImiHised an i Jail sentences. L. Meyers at a one o’clock lunch-
The matter o . f securing roch_
for
tjnrt
identifying
cotor^-vlo’et
^
,eared
ball,
and
the
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John Watson, alias Bill Watson, eon. Thursday,
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some spots in the streets and or get
Cnmmentlrg on a statewide sur „mediately
preceded
the
game R E R F K A t t
C P W IV T
appeared in person. He waived time
LOGAL NEWS
ting a County Grader to go over v#y tb ,t he has Just eomple'ed, H. (rv c > m.n is w li;h g » v . •»*- *■
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Rands fo f Oak
. . .»umc
and plead guilty.
I he streets and smooth Uiom off by M
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.ome
Grove and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
CJil’
B
MEETS
TTES
.
. to. .. .
ior v»t
a decided advantage.
But thr
Robert Clark, Mr." and Mrs. Harold
1 A. E. (“ Shorty"’ ) St'-rev was ta­
pushinf tha rock which haa born Qencrai
Petrolrum
C o rp o ra tio n ,
umher o f ink->mplMtc%i
and
PROB VTE
Clark of Portland and Mrs. Clark
thrown too far out in th , street sho- r<jJnt(l
out tb . f , hc sU,Kkl, “ F.i!' he inability' ot the viritors to do Hiteon
Ore., Nov 21, 1928 (Spe- ken to a Hillsboro hospital. Monday,
Stmeson
The e-tate o f W !ta-d
I
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oi Seattle. Wash, were Sunday vis­
B. Rohse and family visited re­ i , t s * been
uldxrs by pat Whvril (n^o tie low ^
Un)f an(| |,t ymtr engire de t.yth,ng with Beaverten’s line
seem rial) Th * Tigardvillv Rehckah sewing
filed for Probate. Charles , |on at th. „
p Waite ho„ £
M m A s wfcerk the wmter staiutt.
e|d. -
proven the beat sales ,
indicate that ihe via tors were
nM>t for » ,o c ’al af ernoon tn latives at Oswego, Sunday.
Stmeson is the petitioner and Thos.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis o f To­
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man In thr whole camrftifm.
xr 0ut claascd in every particular,
home of Mrs. Herman Metzen-
Mrs IUrry Bnrne* is recovering Tongue the attorney for the estate.
ledo. Ore. are visiting at the Fran­
MR. PURNELL SPEAKS
Although .11 General Indepen-
tine, Tuesday. Fol owing n merry fium an operation on her nose per-
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cs Lvermore home.
Mr. Davs is
F kTIIFIK
U | 1 V \ dent Dealers are enthusiastic over i O T I I PEOPLE VISIT
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ft«rnoon
in “ “ Grandma,
(’.randma1 » kitchen
kilcheii" formcd at a Port’and hospiUl, last
MARRIAGE LICEN SES.
FATHERS, SUNS
and arc well versed in 1
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i r v ^
b ostas K jved a rtohemus lunch. ^
Manage Licenses were Issued to » brother o f Mrs. Livermore. Mrs.
Ita good
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HII.1.SUOKO L0DC.E Elizabeth
5
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N ot
B.llino o , St. M .r,* .
""""r
S S J T £ $ £ *
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A father's and son’« party waa ..wa q nd ,wat
we get a f i . k
13.
hell In tha Chureh of Chriat last f uj 0f y ,, new gakoline Into a n,o-
1 football hU
" n " S . - l ’ .flo’ S
» V CT»k ot r o o k , .o d Bor.
Mr ood M r. J .k „
.„ d
Mra. Gorham, Walter Harris, Mrs.
recently,
hriday evening,
Mr. Frank Pur- tor,at’a car,
no
further
’selling
tha Lamb t>f Portlard. Nov. 16.
Mrs. M. FT. Metcalfe atended the
by
Dr.
Welch.
nell was tha ch ef speiker. 11c I* <#lk' {,
necessary,
Robert Hickey of Klamath Fall« pjay “The Patsy” at the Pacific U-
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Mr. and Mrs, P. L. Petreouin of and Rosalie Kolkana o f Ti 'amook, niversity, Friday evening.
mintoter at the Malory Ave. Church apiak|n|f for itM,f.
K S S a ' " S T ^ c in T t 7 . j vTaitod
I *ke Grove and Mrs. L. W. Tucker Nov. 15.
They were msrried the
Miss Cama Peterson, a local girl,
of Christ in Portland
In hi« me«- . Many m o io m u have asked our th, Tujtl. tjn ch« , „ e r
in
Hillsboro,
The Raynard building Ua^ been
visited Vonday nt the home o f !a me day by County Judge E. J. had one of the leading parts.
sage he urged th# father# to know (loll,eni whether or not V.io.et Ray Tu(.m|||V evening. R e f r e s h m e n t s
completed, recently. J. B. Kamt>er-
their aona.
Other
w« ra: contains any foreign compound, or wprc Nrvrd
atld a ftlu. program gtr j , goinK to use it as a con- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Seas at Eu- Ward.
Quite a number from here attend­
John Mock ley o f Forest Grove,
Mr. Tom Allan on What my Son do|)0a o( ,n y sort— ao w* have w u
■<
fcctlonery store. He had
a con- Rene"
ed the dedication of the new Ger-
Means to Me. and Milo Harris on mildo a fpecial effort through our
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frcti. ne y on the same lo ation but
Mrs. A. M. Fells 1» the proud and Mary Matfnsky o f Gaston. Nov. ^
ch<Jrch ^
•What my. fa th fr Means to^ Me. eqvertielng, and in every other pos-
Mr >nd Mrf E q ¿gn ell have closed It while the build ng was owner o f a t h w ’ d * named Chin- 1»-
Edward Hewd’ ev and Katherine *-unday.
t
John Eggman gave sou** old-time #ll>le way, that our new gasoline .
ataying in Portland st tho St. hult.
The Kami o-ger
family
Rev. Taylor,
former
paator oi
of tho
h
* will . Chin that
. her . hucbsnd b . oughther
°
,
.. .
, ,«
f n „ » . _ i v» . , to
ivevr.
ia ) ior, jum
icr pasior
inc
r. John Eggman gave some old-time c0„talns no compound«, dopes
or
-
B^th^i Congregational church here,
F rancis Hotel for tho last two live In the apartment, in the rear last week on his return from the Newly, both o f For lard
Mlections on th* violin.
O. A. po|g0ni of any aort. Thr purpose of
weeks.
oi ‘ he building.
Orient.
a ver>
very interesting
interesting talk.
M. Putnam o f Portland Christian gave a
Cooper gave a roedlng entitled ’’The tj,# dutinctive violet cd o r to to I-
Church.
Mrs. E. G. Webb attended a par-
Green Country Boy ".
dentlfy the fuel ao that a car drtv-
Fredrick T. Qulncv o f Grant Co. tj at the home o f Mrs. Ed Falting
, er to convinced at a glance that he
and Wilhritnina N o ’ d h 'ff of Clatsop in Portland. Wednesday
of
last
H I G H W A Y IS T O B E
is getting the product that l.aa eo
Co. Nov. 10.
They were married week . It was a gathering o f old
IM P im V F I)
<40 O N firickly Jumped Into public favor.
by Thomas Finley D. D. o f Port- ( schoolmates. There were fifteen pre­
l M I K U V P j U ,
U HI
MQnr reasi'ii for the quickly earn-
land, Nov. 13.
stnt. A good time was had b j all
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ed popularity of Violet Ray is tho
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present.
,
A delegation o f property owners fa0t that it to equally adapted to
from Glencullen and Fairvale head- both high ard low compression mo-
\ . OF
ALOHA
As one o f the school buses was
cd by Ben Riesland waited on the tor«. Through recent development«
1 T /M n o
I
M P P T I V r crossing the S. P. tracks, Wednes-
County ComlsaiOr.ers o f Multnomah jn the science of petroleum refining
r iU L lJ i* -*\ f f l r > C i l l i s v x day. n,ornin(f> jt (o'ided with a car
lounty Saturday and were promised w* have been able, with our mo-
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owned and operated by Gilbert A b -
that the Bertha.B avarton highway dan, equipment, to manufactur- a
The Aloha-Hulver P.T.-A.
held bott o f Laurel.
Althongh the car
would be Improved.
motor fu«| that minimize» the knock
their regular meering Tuesday af- and bus were slightly damaged no
The Board did not say definitely that hst caused so much difficulty
tornoon at the school house.
one wa-s injured.
just when tho Work could ztartt with i«m « o f the mod*rn automo-
Tb s was prin ipally a business
Hanna of the Whitehall
on tho project but tv0v were of the bile«, and at the same time, function
meeting and after the association c a fCl now have seventy foxes at
opinion that they could get to it both high and low compression mo-
had voted to pn> »'1 ‘ be bills that their farm at Retxiville, twenty of
oome time during the coming year, type. ”
had been presented they decided to ihemare blue and the rest are silver
They promised to put an Item
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buy croV’ng utensils for the class black. T. ey a’ so have a few coons,
In ri|tr county budget to cover the S IS T E R H O O D H O L D S
in cooking.
,
They have had a telephone in-
v°«t ot th, woFk to b1 undertakefl
J iE (iU L A R M E E T IN G
Mrs. Coleby has conse#c>! to let gtai]e j and wi l have an electric
IP 1938,
the sewing class have th* use of )i|{ht system in a short time,
her sewing machine for this yeir
Ther, waa
an
attendanca
of
MRS. CLARK ACCEPTS twenty lad eo at the regular meet-
Rnd the lrdies voted to buy oil-
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rioth for the tables in the basement F U N E R A L S E R V I C E S
POSITION AS CLERK ing of the Sisterhood of the Church
where the children hive their soup
_
; efChrist, Tuesday alt^moon.
Mrs.
M RS. C A S T E E L E H E L D
served for them
* i» h . n .e
Nov
20 ( ^neolnl) Cunningham, wife o f the former
Aloha D’ O.. Nov.
20 (Special)
tof Rnd daughter came for a
•When it came time to adjourn
M m . Mlnnlo Dark h»a resigned her «’• “ ^
w wrg n, vvorU
he
they veto'd to h Id their next reg­
Aloha. Ore., Nov. 19, 1928 (Spe­
position at « laundry In Portland Jo||# # (rtnrrn|
g0„ d time was
ular meeting on th? second Tues­ cial) Funeral services for the late
khd acr»pt»<i 0 Portion as elerk at h|<|1 hy >|t
A delightful repast.
Mrs. f. la ( a tede were held at
day instead of the third.
the Aloha Morcantle (o.
consisting of biscuits (and oh boy!
Portland, with burial at Gales Creek
Mr*. Clark wro amptoyod for sev-
h bl cults!), honey and coffee
Monday afternoon.
U N IO N S E R V I C E S T O
oral year« at ths store o f 8. N. *uln
.
Mr. Casteele is striously it! in
Buck A son and she has a host of
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B E H E L D A T B E T H E L Portland.
friends who have missed her aunny
v f r 'c v 'r T 'V C
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They had been residents here for
smile and cheerful disposition. They I i M i l I v A K
M b L lllv u
...
, , .
.
. about seven years.
The Union Thanksgiving church - - - __________ _______________» ■
are glad to welcome her hack In
OF R E B E K A H LODGE
their midst once more.
service w'll b* he’ d oa Wednesday l<r
v /V T in ^
evening. November 28th, nt 8:00 !
I
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~
j j I At the regular meeting of the
o’clock in the Bethel Congregation- € ^
Mr. and Mrs Doy Gray attended pjhekah». Tuesday evening, the fo l-
a! Church. The lo al ministera will
There will be another meeting o f
the football gama at Corvallis, Sa lowing offis r« were c e ted for a
conduct the services. The evening the Daughter* of Union Veteran«
turday.
term o f si* monfhs: Noble Grand,
eddres« will he given hy Rev. Bert Fridav afternoon ( t rdi y) at two
Mr«. Nellie Saurea o f Hood Riv- Sarah Chamberlain; ; Vic,
Vto*e Grand, K
W.
Wadiogton, pastor of the Me- P. M.
Anyore who is eligible ia
V, M
s
er la a gueat o f her mothar, Mrs. va Price; secretary.
Marjorie
Lew
thodtot Church.
urged to be preient.
Georgs Tefft.
I is; treasurer, F. W. Livermore.
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