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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
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TRUTH'S
AWAKENING
i/.t Jut Ml i waU’.ivU Wilii livm uiiiig Juy,
ilia kingly N igi.t enforce hi* raigo,
Y«t pluasurud with « » lia n a s alloy,
O t tremulous Juy und tendsi pain;
• mu tur lh« (lying nay * lual uu.il..,
tu« Ulular, I arc wall ki.i* uf light,
ilutt lyigvivtl in a awvut car«**,
n il ihailuw* darkened tnain I ruin aight,
Ami Fvur's chill linger* twined my uwn,
a * phantoms (rum the dun unknown
1 copied the mystic realm* of n^ght
Airport Promoters
t With C. of C.
.Mr. Jones, IteprcKentativc
Of A California Co.,
Lives Views Of Co.
\ et have I *aen proud, »umber Night
v.uail, a* the awakened God of (Horn,
» in i . ' l
l.i* iitu ii ui .iglú,
. ...o ...... .. tue p««ri-iius<.ed alalia of dawn;
i n.ie mi uw* f.ou t III* how of ltgnt,
, Huai tue giud i.ti* d.. oi in* hair)
a » 1 »a nl* ot in« N ignt,
m u tr> moling with d«*pulr,
ling 1 1 «in hi* judge, tna Day,
. h u í khro.a away,
w .u« cavern» of hi* lair.
v nen dark Error a wuherii g night,
.ti.u
• a
•«i.
i mcehood'* hunt* enforce* hi* reign;
toii.ng usurps the liirone of Eight,
. ...u . iicdoin hound with Slavery's chain —
lav ». terna I 1 urpo** toil from sight—
C laotit shadows shroud the «aith;
l‘h«n, breaking in i dawn of light,
Resplendent 'iruth »mile* in rebirth,
1-ivedom awakened break* her chain,
l.ilo r und Falsehood yield their reign.
And Peace, white bloeaomed, wreath* the earth.
Gertrude Martin Chrt*tcn*en.
STICKS EXHIBIT NEW
19-9 Cllr.V HOLT, IS
Jack
Mulhall
•WATERFRONT" TO
BE SHOWN SUNDAY
ü l.p c • g u ia g c lia» opened a allow
room in ui« new Ku»*t building,
wn«rv U>«y are dl»p>uying a U ¿ .
L anuau Ov-.an. .'w e r e ! n u n d rtd |wu-
p.c nave been in to inspect the
uvw *ix cylinder t hcvrolei.
th e y a re also d isplaying recon-
uitiunvd used c ars wim an "U. K."
A.iiong m em a ie some very tine
i*¿7 una u*d« mouets w ith very iuw
m ileage
D oling Ui* »bowing of lh« out
■tauuing Llivvrolcl of C hevrolet tu*
try , *ev«nieen orders lo r Ueilvwry
«a «OOII a* Ine c ars arriv e wer* ru-
( el veo. Iney « s p e d cars uf all mo
nei» on naud by Ja n u u ry lb, and
iney will 0 « aide to give road d e ­
m onstration shortly a fte r.
1 lie new »now room w as opened
aoout Dec. 26 . It is decorated witn
blue und w iute sloum eis, und III,-.
Hood ilgliis tu give u good lighting
ctleet-
J*"h Mulhal', CO-featured With
Dorothy Mnrkalll |n the Firat Na-
W • i rant,
win, n
rome* to the Reaver Theatre on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan ­
uary 1.1, 14 and 16, wa* born in
Wapplngere Kail*. Hu,-he*« County, I
New V ork. Hi* tlr*t *lage exper*! KlNTUN CHURCH HAS
ieoce w*» In stock in I’ussiilr, N ew :
WSiiOKS SUNDAY
Jer-ey, It came near being his
la«t, but he »urvived long enough !
to get railroad fare to New York.
Hinton, lire,, Jim. V, 1929 '(Spe­
Eventually Ned Wayhurn gnve him cial ) There w*» a very good attend
a part in "The I’rodurer." Then ance at the service* held at the
he was introduced to Rex Ingram, church Sunday. At tlie »ei-smii uf
th* director who win writing ecript* th« Bible school several scholars were
promoted to other classes und tlie
for the Edison Company,
Rex advised him to go to Cali­ election of ofticer* resulted as fol­
fornia and he did. He played with lows; Vico President, S. H. Pomeroy,
Colleen Moore in "Orchid* and E r­ teachers, A. II. Dallmannn, E. L. Cox
mine," Corrtnn« Griffith in "Clas- Air». Floyd Burly, Mra. Everett
aified,’’ a number of other* tog Wright, M as Helen Yankleek und
numerous to mention and for the S. II. Pomeroy. Mr*. C W. Young,
past two year* has played with Mis* superintendent of cradle roll. Fin a
Mackuil. Some of the picture* they Brown, who is president of the Sun­
have made together are: "Subway day School Assoc u t ion of this dis­
Sadie, ’ "Juat
Another Blond«," trict was pr«s«nt und gave a very
"Tti* Crystal Cup," "Smile, Broth­ interesting talk. At the close of th«
er, Blmle," “Lady Be Good” and preaching service Mr. Brown guvv u
very (gio vocal and Instrumental so­
this last one—"W aterfront.”
lo. A new year's basket dinner was
This plot u re is being played in
served at noon.
Beaverton before Portland.
PRUNING DEMON-
DAUGHTERS OF VET­
S fRATIONS COMING
ERANS TO INSTITUTE
The Portland Tent of th* Daugh­
ters of the Union Veteran* nre com­
ing Out to Beaverton on the eve­
ning of the ltfth of January to in­
stitute the Beaverton lodge. This
will he an open meeting, and all
»ho are interested In this lodge,
and eapeclally the old Union sold­
ier* are invited to lie present at
this meeting, which will be held
in th* I. 0 . 0. F. Hal|.
MR. AND MRS. THORNE
ENTERTAIN AT “500"
Pruning demonstrations to illus­
trate methods of pruning commer­
cial and home orchards, apple-,
pfcars, prune* a^d other fruits, will
ba given by th i County Agent as
follows: at the farm of E. G. Gray.
Sthrwood, Oregon, l:8i) p. m., Mon­
day, Januury 14; at the farm of
Frit* Eisner, Tigard, Oregon, 1:80
p. m., Tuesday, January 16: and ut
th« apple orchard pf \V E ’Up-
ahaw, Tigard, 1:110 p. nt., Friday,
Januury ig.
Within recent years the long
system or sometimes called the high
rvnvwal system of pruning Is taking
plac# of the old method of severe
heading bark, This latter day me­
thod of pruning is being widely
adopted and will ha under discus­
sion at these demonstrations.
Cedar Mill, Jan. 10, toiiH ‘<Spe-
clal) Mr. and Mrs, P. A, Thorne
entertained a number of friend* at
"600'' on New Year's ove,
Tho honor* were won by Miss
Pnuline I cover of Roseborg, Mr*.
John Pointer of Slyvan, Miss Soph­
ia Bauman, Mr. I.ouis Stark, Mr.
T1G A K D
. S.matrom of Beaverton and }lr
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FRIDAY
QjVn Meufer of Hltlsbotty.
Mt Thorne sang a few solos. He
Beaverton and Tigard, the bittet*-
was accompanied by Mra. Jack Per­
e*t rivals In the county, w 11 reopen
cy of Hillsdale.
hostilities Friday evening, January
11, at 7:30 on the Beaverton fl
WORK BEGINS ON
In a basketball doublehenjjer
ALOHA BUILDING Th« girls' gam« w it be lb* fl
in the program, followed in'
Work has been started on tho now- ately by the boys’ game. It will
brick building to he known ns the the first meet ng of the two school
Aloha Finance building. It is to be In basketball,
Tigard is out to avenge the henv
situated on the comor of Wheeler
avenue and th* highway, opposite defeat they suffered here in football
while Beaverton
the Aloha Super Setviee station.
The building is to h* 26 by 40 add insult
feet, of brick construction. The con­ haskethal)
tract has been let to Duncan Gray of ball score,
dent; both
Vlata avenue, Aloha.
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JAYLKMOKE
Committee
pure
P ItL S L M
1* Appointed
Petition
fo r
New
To Pre
lloud
A large number ui tlie uioce pro­
gressive bUkiness nun ol the city
kullu-ied ut lit« regular li.evtlug or
tn« Beaverton Chamber ol Com­
mune v,nun »us ncld oil Tuesday
evening uf mis week, luuugn ftv m -
deiic 1 Unit I l,ud requested that llte
e.ecti i | i ut ufln c i» tie i eld ut this
lime the numerous d.s, u*»i, ns and
the presence of v.s.iors from out
side tin- • ity made it Inadvisahl* to
lake thai mallei’ up.
After tlie re.idng oj tin- minute.,
by the secretary, the Chair gave
tile door to Air. Lynch, who made
u »hurt talk on tire , ro, o»cd bring
lug ut an airplane manufacturing
piuut to be lucated on the former
Premium Addiiiuii.
Mr, Lynch was followed Ly Mr.
Joiu-s, w h o rvpresen s the Pries.
Aircraft Co. ol S.m frunesco ami
who stated that the company wu
looking for a locution in some place
where there wu* ample room for
a landing held. They hud gone over
tlie W att Airport property an d
thought that with a little support,
which they expected to g. t here,
they wuuld be able to take over
thut property.
Mr. Dean, also of Portland, spoke
after Mr. Jones had titiKhcd und
requested the Chair to call the
names of the people pi ( sent und
ask them how much stock they
would take in the prop sed com­
pany if they should conic out here.
No one offered to purchase, but ull
seemed to think that the matter
should l>e looked into and given
any encouragement possible.
Mr. E Sti|ie moved tiuit a com­
mittee he named to confot with the
i'ortiand men along (tie line of got
ting an airport here und Me -»rs
Dietseh, Kuyiiunl and Wilson were
named on the to in mi tec.
County l omnusMoner Livermore
was present ut tlie meeting and
when told that the community south
of Town had prepared a petition
looking to th« establ.xhment of u
Market road from Beuverton to 11-
gard. ho said thut the County Court
hud no otficial knowledge of tne
existence of such u petition. IB
outlined u plan by which it may be
possible to get n r >ad between tlie
two towns which will be of grea.
advantage to a 1 th.s end of Wash­
ington county.
Messrs. Dietseh,
Sprague ami
Raynard were appointed a com
mittoe to prepare u |eliticm to the
County Court requesting that there
be a survey made for a market
road south from here going to Ti­
gard.
Mrs. W. Boyd und Mrs. Walter
Scott, of I’ortiand, w, re guests at
th« home of Mrs. F. Schoenc.when
ahe entertained the Tuesday Bridge
club.
Mrs. O. Hansen won the
highest score-
Friday,
January 11, 1929.
$1.50 Per Year
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS ,
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The inlerclusa race to see who
| can sell the most Annuals is hold
! ing the sputlight at most of our
I rtudunt bo ly assembly» The soph
' omores are leading with do Annuals
old with tlie juniors coming in a
i lone second putting in u strong
f.irt for the champ on*hip they won
last year. The freshmen are third
und tl.■■ - eniors trail not fur behind.
Ilte Annual« are marked up every
Wis nenilay on four I «avers which
were very cleverly designed by Man-
son Bennett. Ix-wis Poole in the su-
pervisor of the content. He is the
Editor-in-chief of the Annual.
Tne I out bull boy* pi e sen ted their
coach, Mr. Cox, with a small gold
football in appreciation of h s valued
service lijsi fall. Muik Jones in
pies tiling liie gift said that all
the boys on the team liked their
ci aeh and said that he win, m«
lx--1 coach they had ever played
under. In accepting, Mr. Cox said
toat lie enjoyed the companionship
of the boys and praised their co-
operation in helping him in his
work. He sa d that be hoped that
ll • fnendiy relations that nuw exist
between the school and himself
would continue.
The basketball teum played three
practice games over the week end,
w lining one und losing twu. F ri­
day night they pln/ed the alumm
and won ..i ll. Inc same night the
gins defeated the alumni gi .» by
a very Ue. ued »or». I n Saturday
night thu .Seliwood Fumes und the
Sellwood Spartans came out from
1 "rtiund and took a double header
from the locals. The first team
game ended up ¿0 to 17 and wan
hotly contested from start to finish,
lie team wi 1 meet it* real lest F ri­
day when t tackles the Tigard
quint, t in the first regularly sche­
duled game of the season. The
game will he played on the local
floor.
The Lcavertoli high school de-
bate team will meet the Hillsboro
team next Wednesday n g , t in the
first debate for the county cham­
pionship
Beaverton's
attii mauve
wdl slay at Beaverton and the nc-
g n titt team wit] go to H llaboro.
LOCAI. MAN TAKEN
IM U CL STUD
I* M. Madden, one of our local
iea| .»la c dial r , was taken into
custody by Deputy Schendel of
ILUskor» on a charge of liquor
pu^cssion und su;c, Friday evening
ju»t us ho was to deliver the goods
to a supposed friend.
Tho alleged friend hud i>een a-
roun I town for live months. Re
usl.c.l Madden to get him a gallon
of liquor, a* hy, th« friend, had a
c(istotuek a« ml he didn’t want to
go !o i’ortiand after it.
So ut the appointed time and
place Mr. Madden arrived with his
purchase and was ubout to receive
the money when he was taken iu-
to custody.
Mr. Madden was out on bail
Monday forenoon.
FRANK GAUNT SELLS
TRANSFER BUSINESS
Alcha, Ore . Jan. i*. 1WJ. (Spe­
cial 1 Frank Gaunt has sold his
Bucks and transfer business to Mr.
Meyer, who has been a truck driv­
er for Valley Heberts here for
sometime.
Mr. Gaunt and A. Jensen of
Ueedv.lle have purchased a fish o^d
game farm at Mounttinupte. They
v il| tak" p .’««o-aai on Jon. 15 Mr.
y«unt dn«s not expect to move his
family there until later n the year.
Short Items About
Some Interesting Factu A
Bout Number Of Cit­
izens Of Town
SPECIAL, FOR REVIEW
Many Dinner Guests In Beaverton
During The Fast Week
Mr*. Louis Hughaon waa a Port­
land visitor, Tuesday.
Mr». N. W. Gorham visited Port­
land friends, the first of the week.
Mr*. Otto Breitten has been suf­
fering with a very sore eye.
Mrs. B. K. Denny is recovering
from a recent attack of rheuma­
tism.
Airs. W. Boyd attended a card
party at Portland, Tuesday after­
noon.
Mrs. Harry Venn has been ill
with the flu at her home, the past
month.
Mrs. J. E. Davis attended a
birthday party at the home of Mr»-
Hay Wilcox at Lake Grove, Tues­
day.
J. Gorman of Metzger was ta ­
ken to the St. Vincent’s hospital
in Portland W ednesday morning a f­
ter he fell and broke his leg.
Mrs. busan Clement and daugh­
ter Alice have resumed their du­
ties at McMinnville after spending
the holiuays at their home on Wat­
son St., here.
Air. and Mrs. J. C. Starnes of
Portland and Mrs. Robert Doolittle
and Mr». Bruasoe of Aloha were
visitors at the A. Chinn home, Fri­
day of last week-
Arthur Chinn has sold his place
cn Third ai d Pacific Sta. and witn
iln illy plana to move to one
of his houses on Allen Ave. about
the firat of February-
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fordney en­
tertained Mr. and Mrs. E. P . Ed­
wards of Westdale and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Myers and son Bobby at a
dinner at their home, Monday eve­
ning.
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COURT HOUSE ITEMS
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City Water Supply
ARRESTS
Mrs. Lornburdy was arrested by
Sheriff Reeves on possession of li­
quor and a still.
E J. Klenk was arrested by De­
puty Schendel on a charge of pos­
sessing and selling intoxicating li­
quor. Klenk is the p>ropriet«r of the Council Votes
To Allow
Beav ;r Inn at Beaverton.
F. M. Madden of Beaverton w as1 Mr. Fordney and Mr.
taken into custody by Deputy
Schendel for the possession and
Hugh.son $100 Each
sale of intoxicating liquor.
Robert Gesthap waa arrested by
Deputy Schendel on a larceny
charge.
ONLY ONE RETIRES
CIRCUIT COURT
Ernest Wolf haa filed suit on an
action for divorce from Maud Wolf
on charge» of cruel and inhuman
treatment and desertion. The couple
were married on June 5, 1915 and
have two children. Hare, McAlear;
and Peters are the attorney» for
the plaintiff.
J. P. Parker haa filed suit on an
action for money against Fred
Tucker. W A. Carter is the a t­
torney for the plaintiff.
A. J. Riche and Eugenia Riche
have filed auit on a mortgage fore­
closure against John Westinghouae.
E. B Tongue is the attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Imperial Feed and Grain Co ,
a corporation has filed suit on an
action for money against William
Schnopwecht. Thos. H. Tongue, J r
is the attorney for th# plaintiff.
PROBATE
The estate of Anton Lunow, de­
ceased, has beoh filed for probate.
Wm. Lunow is the petitioner and
M. B. Bump is the attorney for
the estate.
Guardanship of August Lunow,
an incompetent person, has been ap­
plied for by Wm. Lunow. M. B
Bump is the attorney for the es­
tate.
The estate of Paul Jantzen has
been filed for probate W. S. Bo­
wen is the executor and Hare. Mc­
Alear and Peters are the attorneys
for the estate.
Routine
Business Is Discussed At
Regular Meeting Monday Night
Again the water question bobbed
up at the regular meeting of th*
Council. J . Cunningham of the
Portland engineering firm ot Baar
&■ Cunningham waa present and
gave a confirmation of the estimate
submitted by his Man last sum­
mer that it would
cost
about
84( .000 to build the pipe tine from
the City limits of Portland to the
Beaverton Reservoir. The cost of
buikiing a line from the reservoir,
he said had not yet been estimated
but that he could submit a complete
estimate when the Council meets
on the twenty first of the month
at which time the Council meets in
adjourned session.
The regular routine of business
of last year's Council was gone thru
with, among which there was a let­
ter from C. E. Hedge requesting
payment for removing an obstruction
from the sidewalk in front of his
premises placed there by the brown­
ies out on Hallowe'en night.
The only me to retire from the
City government was Mr. Raynard
who was succeeded by Jas. Lewis.
The City engineer was not formally
appointed but it seemed understood
that Baar and Cunningham would
act, at least so far as the water
question was concerned.
A t the suggestion of a letter re­
ceived, the Council voted to allow
Mr Fordney and Mr. Hughson a
hundred dollars each for five feet
on either side of Short St-, the hun­
dred doliars to be used in rocking
the street.
A copy of a letter from the State
Health Department t the Southern
Pacific Railway was read which re­
quested the Company to fill and
«Mver the ditch alongside thrir tracks
along Front street. Mayor Erick-
aon suggested that the City get in
touch with the Company and see
if space for parking alongside the
trackscould be rented from the Co­
mpany when they had filled in the
ditch.
After being sworn in Mayor E r­
ickson made a very clever speech
to those present. The principal re ­
commendation which it carried was
that the water question be taken up
at an early date and settled. He
went into the m atter of sewers and
wider streets but thought that the
w ater question was of paramount
importance.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following couples dur ng the
past week:
Peter Pollier and Bess e Eulley,
Jan. 3.
Charles Holts and Juanita Sm th,
both of Timber, Jan. 4. They were
marr ed the same day by County
Judge E. J. Ward at Hillsboro.
Gunnar Johnson and Helen Han­
sen, both of Hillsboro, Jan. 2. They
were marr ed the same «lay by Rev.
George Rule of the Hillsboro Lu­
fetters and greetings were read. theran church.
They were sent by Mrs. Ella Pa­
trick, who is visiting her daughter
n New York and Mrs. W illis Barnes SCHOLLS AND KIN TON
who is visiting her mother m Peu-
GRANGES INSTALL
sato a, Florida.
Kinton, Ore. Jan. 8, 1929 (Spe­
Mrs G. C. McCormick entertained
her Bridge d u b Friday of last cial) Saturday over 1MO people were
week at her home at Garden Home. present at the joint public installa­
Mrs. J. C. Huntley won high score, tion cf Scholls and kmton granges.
and Mrs. Doy Gray wa* awarded The officers whose names were re­
cently printed n this column were
consolation.
installed by Mrs. Ida Gustin and
The members present were: Mrs. her team from Tigard grange.
Lottie Walters, Mrs. Jack Sachell, Members from Hillsboro, North
Mrs. James Walters, Mrs. Pearl Plains, Beaverton, and Tigard gran­
Walters, Mrs. Martha Thome, Mrs. ges were present. At the business
Loubelle Katterman, Mrs. Ernest meeting one n«rw member was taken LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
HOLD INSTALLATION
Wuthrich, Mrs. Ethel Johnson and in by card.
Mrs. Louis Stark.
Monday even ng, the Odd Fellows
Mr. and Mrs. B. Woodward en­ CO.
COMMISSIONER
lodge of Beaverton held their semi­
tertained the NctghJwrhwod Club at
IS IN ACCIDENT annual installation, in the I. O. O.
their ht toe Twesdny evening. Bridge
F\ hall here-
soud •‘dot)-’ were enjoyed, the high­
The following is a l:a t of the
est scores being won by Mr. and | C nty Commissioner Livermore
Mrs. Roy Young and consolations had his car badly damaged about new officers: Noble Grand, Robert
ten »dock Monday morning. He Chamberlain; Vice Grand, Charles
were awarded to Mrs. Riggs and
w as driving to
Beaverton, and Florence: Right Support to Noble
Mr. Anderson.
had stopped to give somebody a Grand, Walter Harris; Left Support
ride, when a car, going in the to Noble Grand, J. Thompson;
same direction, skidded, chrashing R ght Support to Vice Grand, C. J.
into the rear end of Livermore's Stevens; Left Support to Vice
car, turning it upside down in the j Grand, John Mitzei; Secretary, M,
«fitch.
E. Underhill; Treasurer, F. W.
Fortunately, Mr- Livermore es­ Livermore, Sr.; Inside Guardian, Ira
caped without any injuries.
Lee; Outside Guard an, Harley Tay­
lor; Warden, Jim Turner; Conduc­
tor, Harry Price; Right Scene Sup­
LADIES’ CLUB HOLDS
T- Turnstead;
Left Scene
HOLIDAY MEETING port,
Support, Paul Hatch; Chaplain, L.
F. Humburg.
Cellar Mill. Ore. Jan. 10. 1929
('Special)
The Ladies Club cele
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brated their holiday meeting Fri­ 6i----------------------
Real E state Transfers
day, January 4 at the home of
Mrs. N. P- Johnson.
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A most delicious dinner of chic­
Ferdinand Groner et ux to Jesse
ken pie and plum pudding was C. Snyder, 3.65 acres of Peter
served.
Scholl CL 40.
Among the visitors present were:
Lawrence G. H U to Loverna M.
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. A. W. Stevens
Mrs. Shearer of Barnes district and Herrington, 6 02 acres of Sec. 26
and 35. T. 1 N. R. 2 W.
Mrs. John Pointer of Sylvan
Herman Bremer et ux to Samuel
Doak, P art of Lot 39, North Ti-
gardviile Add.
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Funeral services for the late a
Lewis Leonetti, were held from St. ; CARD OF THANKS
Cecilia Church. Thursday morning £ ---------------------------------------------- E
To our friends and neighbors, we
at 9 : 10 . with interment at Cooper
Mountain cemetery. W. E. Pegg wish to express our thanks for
their sympathy and help during the
waa in charge of arrangeenmta.
Mr. Leonetti passed away at St. iRness and death of our mether.
Mrs. Emma Meier
Vincent's hospital Tuesday after­
f
Louise Huber
noon, after a short illness of pneu­
John Huber
monia.
He leaves to mourn his passing:
his parents, Mr. and Mrs B. I«on-
News has been received here of
ettie, sisters, Mrs. Ieo Novielli of the death of Irene Noble, in Seat­
Beavetton. Rose. Amelia and Vir­ tle, Dec. 19. Mrs. Noble wa* form­
ginia, and brothers, Tona and Frank. erly a resident of Beaverton and
a member of the Beaver Chapter
Work began Thursday on the of the O. E. S. She waa a sister
grading of Short St- between the of Mra. L. Cromwell, also formerly
I Hughson and Fordney properties. I of Beaverton.
The First Weeks Are the Easiest