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Salem, Feb. “7. n o should m«K
Iowa for tho (> 001 ) 1 ' we intend t
Plan* »re under« *y to v b srter reach and discern ».re Uw vi. dation.
city of ArUm.
declared Rvprrsiii'ta'ivi* Frank Pi
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The main streets of Reedsport lore, Hill»h»ro, i t »ppo ing M. I
Mr . n i u , . x,™ i n
v-
Mis» Out* Em m om critic toucher *re W*1! improved.
<s <5 which wa* r v - n tly passed t>
Mr. .n d Mr*. Tom Alien «no V -
R ilkw al,|Waa ho.m J T th" £ £
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Th« Val« E lectric
changed hunda.
Bakery
hn.
'cd Happenings
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« . j . Skee made a business t r i p 1 . .
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If the purpoa« of the bill is t
to Hillsboro, the first of the w e e k .! .,
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7.' Kommvr of Cooper
h i/: -re c a n n e y improvements are regulate the Urge Kroner its Ff
No
innwt nnd
...... v very a t the office
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in Ast m a.
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fee t i . to
¡so one
one « n a * s • it
n jurist
o , f n
Dr- Welsh.
_ make
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little dnn.»K'' " > dom to
R m cit> of We..»i ••••n has put
*'r • ,a « violator, l e u - said
car.
Mr. ami Mrs. K. S. I*oring have chased a new tire hose.
"Hlilb growing is becoming nu't
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moved to th iir hoi .-e on Second and
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1 an industry in m> county," he con
It has been re»« rted th.v
8**J^ i* Ml," ‘ ■' < *•*•«** - • - tmued. "It
exp
otl promoters are ,n town, try in g
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lW tu lly * Apple,:»te.
. tr a in * « „ other branches of nu.
to sell some stork.
| was ‘vis-din* relatit'c* in W a r c r to n 1 Th<? BlH>th' Kclly ‘"ill of Wendling sery business, ami many small n o «
Is. W. S tew art c f Portland was Satur lay
h** rvsu™vd operations.
era aid their income by grow in
a Monday visitor a t the N. C . I
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| A tw o-story store building will *>u*^*-
Freem an home.
• II ur 1 “nd- r :orm*‘r resident, t erected soon at Salem
' Representative lV’ers suggeetei
has moved from P crtland to Wood-!
lea ° ° n
that a graded fee might U- adopt«
Mrs. Rapan. Mrs. C. Roberts and lwld Ac« #-
I* Hot* ' Sheridan in Sheridan
is on tho b . , , , of lh .. ground u*id fo
Julius Henrikson m e driving new
such growing.
J . Goddard, who is employed at n°* Undir neW
Chevrolet cars.
Representative re fe rs' determine.
New machinery is being installed
the Twentieth Century, was taken
Dewey Drorbaugh and family were home, sick, Thursday morning.
opposition resulUx! in eliminatin
in the Echo Auto Company.
Sunday visitors at the home of
gladiola bulbs from the bill, *o i
A new garage was recently open-
N. Strussis is fencing in four
Mr. D rorbaugh's father at Vernonia.
the amende.! form it passed th
acres at his ranch at Woodland j «d
business at Srrmgrteld.
house.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Davis en­
Acres to be used fo r the raising
An „ te n s iv e building conatrue-
tertained the evening bridge club
of tut k e y s .
tion ia underway in Coquiile.
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a t their home Saturday evening.
Donald, the small son of Mr.
Tha Benson mmb#r Company has SEN. FISHER INTRO
M rs. W . J . Leonard and son.
Billy, of Seattle, Wash., were Sun­ r L MrL ,d Cb „ k
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d u c e s s
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day visitors a t their home here.
Tuesday. Feb. 2tJ.
Plans are being made to widen |
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streets about park blocks at Eugene. . Salem. -F*h„ JJ7. “ A tunnel is th
Mr. and Mrs. El ner Stipe a t-
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W , U t a INI C o » r w . w«,
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Mr. and M rs. W alter H arris of of her sister Rebekahs.
A liah hatchery wiij be erected tunnel bill. S B 94. which passe
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Mrs. J. H . Stiles of Forest
was a 'is ito r at the N. G.
man home, Tuesday of last
bmum
The Beaver Soci,: club ^ »P«n-1 on Fail Cr*ek in th * « « « Iu«ure. the Senate. The measure provid
* »orin^ a show, “The Night Bird,"
Construction on a new business for the
f
Grove which will be shown at the Beaver building in Newberg is underway. tn c t*' construction, operation, main
tenance and cost.
Free- Theatre, March 6 and 7.
I Ians are proposed for the ere-
- w , nMHl the speeding up o
week.
Mrs. Mabel Bagan and Mrs. Lu-
* neW
Church in transportation,' he continued. "Man
Mrs. Julia Cooper is ill at her «11« Wills of the Beaverton grade a u r a s .
our highways are built
ovt
home and i. bemg cared for by her school « ere luncheoin guests
of
A
new
junior
room
in
the
G
rants
mountains,
following
old
India
sister-in-law , Mrs. Robert Sco« of Mr, B. A. Rhose. Monday.
Cornelius.
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‘ Pass B aptist church has been dedi- trails. This bill does not provid
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Mrs. R. H. Powel! and son, Dan. cated.
for construction cf a special tut>
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a r c S( ending several
Plan«
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Plans
are
being
discussed
for
tended the Commercial Club c a r d . day9 this week at the E. P . Ed-
Every safe guard is pro vi Jed.”
street
improvement
throughout
party, held a t the Huber hall, S a-
home at W t-tdale-
Burns.
turday evening.
Two Baker paper* have been con
a
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# ( M r. and Mrs. Ernest Tefft, Mr.
solid» ted.
A car driven by Mrs. Kram er of , nd Mrs R . D . Young, and Mrs.
FISHER INTRO
f “ C ? le «olhjd i<1 with one operated B X Rohse went to see the Duf- SEN.
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u v n
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Th* Gr' a t N’'>*’!h" rn wi" constru
by Wm. Boyd, a tural mail carrier. win players T ueaiay evening,
o . D . i \ U . t i an extenson of railroad from K!
in the center of U>wr, Tuesday.
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m ath Fall» into Cnl fom ia to con
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Mrs- Fi°.vd T eftt w»s called to
Salem, Feb. 2’«. "I have
been nect w ith the proposed northerl
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J cf Fra,1:
L- Mattesor.. Seattle Wednesday by the sudden
for 20 years
and
I and extension of the
W estern Pack
father of Mrs. Lucks
Hoffman was detah of her brothcr
Mr. William teaching
m at- from Paxton or Keddie California
«hipped Tuesday morning, to St. Thomas. She « tu rn e d Saturday eve other teachers have given this
ter careful consideration,'’ declared _ _ _ ^
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Charles, 111., for fu n al.
Senator Earl Fisner, Beaverton, in
M . u 117 vr
_ J MLnuuxnH V O ssuispsajv «Hi
Mr. M. W. Manning 1 . reported Charles Jacks and C M. Hall were defending S. B. 77, which passed F
having pur^iased the
Fredrickson iuncheon gue!ts 1agt Thursday at
home on Wataon S t, near the Be- ^
Paul R irg e hor7:e in Hi lsboro. the Senate recently. The measure J
proposed for the adoption of 10- J
thei Congregational church.
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M rs. B. J . Woodward spent part year tex t books instead of six as J
M rs. Carmine Spencer, of P o rt- of the w etk at Mo!alla with Mr is the law now.
land, was a Sunday visitor at the Woodwards mother who was serious-
“The time has come to put some
home of her son H Spencer, and j ly U1 Wlth the rtu.
business principles into our educa- S
of her nephew, F arrel Cox.
Adeline Richey last Monday was tion. This is constiuctive legisla- u
Mr. and M rs. Jack Williams of granted a divorce from Lorenzo Lee tion. Ju st afte r s federal census S
is the logical time to have new £
BEAVER THEATRE 4
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“ i McHey. and was allowed to take school books, so » e can have r a t a ; ^
be O. V. Helm home. Mrs. W ,l-, her mai<kn
Miss Adeline
from the census m the books, M r., 5
PKOiiRAM
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liams la a daughter of M rs. Helm. Reiff back
Mrs. W. J . Leonard has sub-let
her house on W atson St. to Mr.
and Mrs. George Iteed. M rs. Reed
will be remembered as Georgians
Benson.
Harold Dean, who recently entered
training for the Navy at San Diego
is reported to be enjoying the work
and making rapid strides in his
advancement.
Miss Frances Stiles of Forest
Grove was a recent visitor a t the
state capitaL She conferred with
Senator E arl Fisher, Beaverton-
Miss Mildred W atts a former res­
ident of Beaverton spent W ashing­
ton’s birthday at tne home of Mrs
Melvin Beeler. She also visited with
other friends.
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NAMES MRS. BOYD j
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SOME 1*1
BEAVERTON'S
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PROSPECTS
FOR TRACK
NOTICE
Coach Cox has four ledcniicn for |»|
i nucleus in which to build hi* i
lack team for the coming season | The Beaver Social Club are spi n
i'hcrv are several good men in the soring a motion picture on March
reshmen and sophomore classes, <i and 7 nt he Heaver Thearv. The
vho will get a chance to show their
'a re s, when the (titer-class meet name of the pictuie is "The Night
s held.
Bird," starring It 'ilnald
Penney
I he four letter men returning arr Admission s, adults Jir.i*. children
nderwood, Jones, Welsh and A n -1 _________
lerum ; with these men Coach Cox
irohobly will develop a good relay
earn, a mile runner, and weight
nan. He will have trouble in get-
>ng n man for p ile vault and h u r­
tles.
The heat prospect for s sprinter
s Ferd Brandi, pile vault, Al Wie­
ner, hurdles, Bob W right
A track meeting tMI( be held F rl-
lay morning for th n e who »re in­
terested.
TIRLS WIN FROM BANKS
BOAS DEFEAT
A H 'M N I
The girls defeat« I the
Bank»’
iggregation by a »core of 21 to I t
n the home floor Thursday, Feb
uary 21 in a very interesting game,
’«cssie Johnson was the sta r d e­
fense player. The foi wsrd. also, did
very tine w-ork, which shows the
uperior training that has boon ac­
corded them by their coach, Mrs
Cook.
The Bank* girls were served re-
e-hments afte r thi game.
The boys defeated
the alumni
eini in one of the fastest g t m t '
ver played on short notice. The I
'core nt the end of the game was j
»1 to 19, in favor of the Beaver - •
ionites.
The Banks boys were unable to
lay because of t'.ocss of some of
he members of the team, so the
Vlumni team war substituted at
he last minute, rn 'h er than dis-
ppo nt the crowd. The crowd was
urely no disappointed.
Raise
i ' ar - i í I v
In
Admi-'ion
-*Hnt Dni?’’
Coal
AND
And at the biggest allies
A Complete and full line of only the
¡lost are sold at the Bcavedton Mar­
ket and Grocery. Just Phone and
WE WILL GLADLY DELIVER
W atson St., Between Bank and P. 0.
We Deliver
Phone Beaverton 3203
Beaverton M arket & Grocery
ANNOUNCE
That W e Have Been Appointed
Distributors in This Territory for the
H O L T Combined Harvester
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I he HOLT COMBINED HARVESTE : has always been adaptable to
“CATERPILLAR” power, and the combination of sales and service under
one dealer will work to the decided advantage of present or future owners
Loggers & Contractors Machinery Co.
“ Caterpillar” Tractor and Holt Combined
Harvester Distributors
PORTLAND, ORE.
SALEM, ORE.
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You Can Buy Your
BEST (■ ROC'ERIKS
MEATS IN TOWN
WE ARE PLEASED TO
Î
Doy Gray, cashier of the Pank of
Beaverton, was a recent visitor at
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lassiter and
the state capitol. Mr. Gray is in­ b«>r mother. Mrs. E . A . Keeling,
terested in several bills pending per­ visited a t the F J . Tibbets home
work, J. Panck of Tigard was put 5|
" l w r . ¡*r \A iir.
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taining to banking.
at Salem, Sundav. M rs. Keeling in charge of the poultry dep art- S w'«h M argaret Livingston
A
Mrs. Charles Jacks and daughter remained to spend the week.
ment, C. R. Lafnllette, fruit* and 5
Comedy
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Charlotte and Mrs. L . L. Myers
Mr and Mrs. Doy Gray motoared nuts; Robert Banks, Bank*, livestock A
„ v V iV n » „ , n r n .l
and son, Bobbie, were luncheon to Eugene Saturday to attend the F. C. Fluke of Metzger, farm crops, j “T
H E M Y S T b R Y R I D E R 5
guests Monday a t the home of Mrs. U. of O., U. of W.,basketball game Mrs. Ruby W. Boyd of Beaverton
The C reate t T h n i l
A
M yers's mother,
M r s .
Florence Ontheir way down they stopped at .
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Chanter Play
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domestic science;
K. t
Warren»,
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Johnson, at Dilley.
Salem to visit the Legislature-
Gales Creek, flowers.
Mrs. Elmer Stipe entertained the
Mrs. Doy Gray entertained the
afternoon bridge club, Tuesday of Tuesday Bridge Club, Tuesday afte r­
last week. There were two tables. noon. Mrs. J- E. Davis and Mrs. W
The firs t prize was won by Mrs. H. Boyd were guests of the Club.
Robert Summers and the consola­ Mrs. F. G. Donaldson won high
tion went to Mrs. Otto Erickson.
honors.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Mr. and Mrs. John Bankus of
Society of the Cngregational church Portland entertained Mrs. M. H
held a party in the church parlor Cady, Miss B arbara Cady, Mr. and
W ashington's birthday. A fter play­ Mrs W. L. Cady and children in
ing several games, refreshments honor of Mrs. M. H. and Mrs. W. L.
AND
Were served.
Cady, Friday
Lawrence Goer, real estate agent,
form erly of Woodland acres, now
doing business out of
Portland, BILL TRYING TO U-
ed in town, Thursday. He is in ­
NITE U. OF 0„ O S. C.
terested in Benz acres, a new sub­
division on the jevr Canyon road
Salem, Feb. 27. “ ‘Blessed be the
fiMr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards
and son Leland, and M r. and Mrs. peacemaker’ is the course I have
W. R . Van Kleek and daughter, taken in regard lo this bill,’’ said
Cathryn, attended u “500'’ party Senator Edward achulmerich, au ­
given a t the George Snider home thor of S. B. 192. which seeks to
consolidate the board of regents of
in Kinton F riday evtning.
the U niversity of Oregon and Ore-
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis enter­ Ton State College. The bill passed
tained the Sorento Bridge Club at the senate with 24 votes.
dinner 8*turday evening The even-
“I have no personal feeling In
h if was spent in p aying bridge.
the m atter’’ Senator Schulmerich de­
Mrs, E. W. Woodrulf won the iad- clared. “ We are representatives of
ies prize, and Mr. A- E. Hansen the state of Oregon, and It i* our
won the mens prize,
duty to see th a t these in stitu ­
M r. and M rs. R D. Young en­ tions are properly taken care of.’’
I t is our duty to step in and and
te rta in |A th e Neighborhood Club
b etter,”
Tuesday evening. The evenit g was help make this problem
is
•pent in playing “500'’. Mrs. Ed. Schumorich continued. "There
Boring and Mr. Otto Breighton won not a single phrase or word in
prizes for high score, and Mrs. this bill th a t was not agreed upon
Breighton and Will B artlett won by Presidents Hall and Kerr.'*
consolation.
The W illamette Taper Company
M rs. M. C. McKercher en ter­
TRIFLING WOUNDS
tained the Home Economics com­ is planting 6,000 acres of trees in
m ittee of Beaverton Grange at a th* vicinity of Seaside.
delightful luncheon Wednesday a f ­
Are the most dangerous. It is tho
ternoon.
Work was planned
for FOR N IN E
YEAkS
GAS
little
scratch, cut, bruise or break
the comming month. Among those
RUINED HER SLEEP |
present were Mrs. John Dobbins,
which
fails to receive immedate at­
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"Due to stomach pas I was re st- i
M rs. B. A . R thss an .
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E> j ges* and nervous for 9 year*. Ad- |
tention—that quite often results in
j lerika ha* helped me *o th a t now
suffering loss of time and expense,
Mr*. Lydia Kinsey entertained I eat and sleep grod. ’—M rs. E.
llow About Your Home Medicines?
with a luncheon Thursday, In honor , Touchstone.
Are There Supplies needed which you
Ju st ONE spoonful Adlerika r e ­
c f her sister Mrs. Mary Brown of
lieves gas and th at bloated feeling
Have Intended to purchase?
Bakersfield, California. Those rpes- so th at y
a t and sleep well. 11
ent were .Mrs. L ettie Jenne of Port- Acts on BOTH upper and lower b o - ' -
MAKE OUT YOUR LIST TODAY
land, Mrs. E. S. Doring, Mrs. Inez wel nnd removes oid waste m atter
AND BRING IT HERE
W hitworth, Mr \ R
J. Hughson, >'ou nevpr 1h,,u‘r: « "'as there. N t i
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A m atter w hat you have tried for
Mr*. George
f * >
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your stomach and bowels, Adlerika
Cooper, Mrs. Eli Kingston, and Mrs. w]j| surp riSe you, Dean's D r u g j
lle a v e rtn n II click
nil
L odge
N o.
?(H meets f ir s t
am ) th ir d
T ues­
day e v e n in g s
at
7 .10 I*. M in th e
I. O, O. K. Hall Mrs Marjorie Le­
sts, S eo etary , Mrs. Sarah Chatn-
lerlain, N. G.
p-tf
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Adv.
345 East Madison
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345 Center Street
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Briquets
FROM
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Dean, The Druggist*
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Girmiquet. „
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Carefully selected, wholesome In­
gredients are used in the m anu­
facture of Fisher’s Chick S ta rt­
er Milk Mash and Fisher's
Save-Time Chick Mash
The chick requires only a small n-
mount of feed for the first several
weeks of its life, but this feed
m ust have variety. Keeping your
chicks alive is of first importance,
of course, but more than a pullet
th a t is “ju st alive” is necessary for
profitable production. A chick that
is fed a feed lacking the necessary
digestible proteins, minerals, and vi-
FISHKR’S
tamines for proper development
wilj never add to your yearly pro­
fits. Eleven Ingredients sre used in
the m anufacture of Fisher’s Chick
Mashes, and each
ingredient is
there to meet a definite require­
ment of the growing chlek.
1929 FEED­
ING s c h e d u l e
If you do not already have a copy
w rite for our 1929 simplified Chick
Feeding .Schedule. It gives complete
'Instructions for feeding and caring
for your chicks and explains Fish­
er’s Save Time Chick Mash. Fish­
er Flouring Mills Co., Seattle-
Chas. Berthold
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