The Beaverton review., June 07, 1929, Image 3

TH*
Beaverton Kevíew
¡Mued Every
Friday at Beaverton,
Oregon,
—By—
the
r e v ie w
p u b l ib h in o
T Trails of Sprin
BEATERTON
REVIEW
p»M n g the present High
School
Build'ng and erecting and equiping
, n addition to tho said High School
Building, in and for said aehoo*
district.
The vote to be by ballot upon
which »hall be tho worda “ BONDS
____YES"
and
“ BOND*------ NO';
and the voter shall place a tross
<X> between the
word
"Bonds’’
and the word "Yes*’, or between
the word "Bonds“ and the word
“ No", whli-h Indicate# his choice.
The polls i or the reception of
the ballots east for or against the
contraction of said Indebted»*** will
on said day and date and at the
place aforesaid, be opened at the
Advertise menta in this column 1
h-ur of two o’clock P. M. and re­
main open until the hour o f eeven cant a word. Minimum charge 26c.
o'clock P. M. of tho same day when
FOR 8ALR
the same shall be closed.
By order of the district school Fqr Salp— Wood. First growth Sr.
Poerd of School District No, 48 of
Green, IS inch, per cord, $6.50.
Washington «ounty. ©regon, made
Partly dried IS inch, per cord,
this 29 day of May A. B. 1 9 ».
17.00. Green, four foot, per cord,
C. E Mason, Chairman of Dis­
IS »-
Partly dried
four fqot,
trict School Board.
per cord, IS 00.
Inquire Brook
Attest: F.
W Livermore, J r ,
Bro*„
Rillabore Rt.
2. Phone,
District Ctoyk.
Schalla OSH.
c-62-tX
r - vote bond*, “ y**" —
Fer Safe er Trad »—Half blech on
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TUB
Waffion S t Will trade fo r aero-1
age. Frank
Pulver,
Beaverton,
1 STATE OF OREGON FOR THB
Oregon.
Adv. c-7-tí.
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
In thy Matter t f the & U U ef M l-
Every home should h«vg a ra­
tament of Misha*} E. flughe», de-
die. i» keep* the
whole
family
tion No- K 4f
abreast of all that to going on in
Jo Frank 1■ Glynn, eols devisee •»<
the world, so diversified are Uve
legate of ths Last Will and Tes­
tament of Michael E Hughee, •*- program» every fifteen hours of U m
ceased, and L> all other heir« and any. Bee E*mer SUpe at Stipe's
persons unknown, if any there be, Garage on the prioe* for Atwater
Adv.
claiming an interest in **id e*tate. Kent radios.
„ time Will Swarm With Motor Gyp::es
SL
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AH?
aí OUMTA*/**
CO.
tuta rail aa a*con«l ria»* matter
nac.mt.ar *, 1922, at tha pu.tomca
at Baavarton, Oregon, under lha
Act of March ». IH7«.
FRIDAY, JUNK
J
7. 182«
liualuaaa Manager
II. Ilulatt
.Special favora follow apeclal du
ties.
m - i ___i i - i ■xv=—
Ho long aa you are diecontented
with youraelf, thara la hope.
Btnging do.-an't alwaya Indicate
talent. Sometimes it’ a a poaltlve In­
sult.
A good listener generally knows
more than tha fellow who doea tha
talking.
Tha world extends the glad hand
to the successful man and hands It
to tha unfortunate.
Travelers once wars enhanced by
beautiful scenery;
now they gat
that way over good roads.
Everybody stands ready to for­
give automobile salesman who will
try to make him buy a car.
Many of the man who fail are
those who stopped to congratulate
themselves on tha road to success
A price war at Napoleon. Ohio,
hai resulted in free bread. A good
aigunient against peace
at any
price.
A
girl
of
1«
admitted
to
i / s / « * ar rwe n -
CHICADO—One out o f every four
automobile oamers in the United
■Utes will bundle bis family Into the
ear and take tha open road for a
motor vacation to America's far placee
this spring and summer.
is
the ^ ’^ V .su lt*
not
induci ve
to
the
JUdf
r , ‘ T Probably it waa
UP equipped
’ * CtA
“ ut tot us take up, for a mo­
m Detroit
ment
ths importance of athletic
with balloon tires.
training, ■ subject that is apt to
| be over looked.
Few of us real
Walking is ths best exsreise, but ________
th, t ___ . ______
trninp<, ____ I ■ very
some won t indulge in it because nucvêttry |f Wv want to get good
U ie too cheap, and others because MiU|ll( frum our minJ,
A Muml,
they think it makes them appear tr. ln#d
, lengthens the will.
cheap.
aids greatly in executing the de-
: ■ —
mands and Judgements of our In-
“ Slays three, then himself, eays tellectua! training.
Too many of
headline. It's an old story-
If a us fail to advance because we lack
man must kill, hs would save others the physical strength and training
a lot of trouble by picking on him- to carry „ „ t what our minds are
self Aret.
capable to direct and work out. You
-
—-*■------
c*n get bodily strength by work­
training
Tbe boys don't sing as much as ing, but good physical
The
they did in the pre- prohibition days, comes msinly thru athletic*.
but neither do Uiey break down and athlete must have quick judgement
judgement, concentration, a
w eep on the bartender's neck at good
j co-operative spirit, a steady head
cioein g tuna.
L-i—___ jj —»
and a sense o f fair play. That
And all this will
The only eure method of elim­ requires training
to the young
inating wer is to have laws requir be o f great value
ing *h .t the flrst to go shall be the man or women when they meet the
(uvvmmcnt officiale, legislative bo- difficult problems of our
pr. «. ■ t
dies, money kings and politicians. commercial life— and spiritual life,
too, for that matter.
Thst would setUe it.
This physical training shows the
o f proper diet and care
A fter deciding to publish a paper importance
. . .
It teaches the de­
at the lllinate »tat« penitentiary at
Ul* f* * * -
gluttony,
of
J olilet to bo edited by the convicta, ,r nj>pnUl
ot
the prison officials were somewhat
n* •v« 0 ’th ng .Imply because it
embarrassed— not to »ay surprised *••***• 20<’d, bke excessive eating
— to And there was not a print­ of sweets, pastries, etc., and the
harm of cigarette smoking
er among the 1,600 inmate*.
Athletic training is a wonderful
A man in New York was granted
citiseiiahlp papers despite hie con-
fession that he had committed lar­
ceny. He said he bad stolen a kiss
from a girl.
The Judge waa too
lenient; he didn't even demand re­
turn of the pilfered article.
— vote bonds, “ yea” —
M - . . ■
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LETTERS
From Our Reader i
J" ^
ct,B* J h* « » W
of the
channel. It promotes clean think­
ing.
It helps to keep the mind
diverted from
the loafing
places
and other things that tend to cloud
and smirch it; (O f course, In im­
portance. I place It after the home
and church )
Four years ago. a census was
taken of the young criminals of
New York
City.
Not
one was
found who had taken an active in­
terest In athletics, while In or out
of school.
What shout the future o f our
young people? Isn't it worth-while
to help prepare them adequately
to take our places ___
and do
our
work better than wo arc doing it?
Let's keep going ahead!
— W. H. Hart
AN OUTSIDER S VIEW
.It was indeed surprising
to me
that the Beaverton School district
turned down the new proposed in-
crease and Improvements to
the
High School at the election-
Without the eight extra
class
— vote bonds, "yes’’ __
rooms, how are they going to ac-
commodate the extra 126 students DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
that will enroll next September?
Shawnee, Oklahoma
It is over crowded now.
It also
THAT every body wnnts to save
seem* to me that Beaverton ought money; you save money when you
to be ashamed of the little hole buy advertised goods and buv it in
1_
IL .
to
11 it o e
SMflia
_
_I_________
In the
ground a they
call
the "gym
your own home city.
The High School as It Is, Is not
THAT there are two ways to
a standard school aa the gym la »pend money: spend it at home
not standard, not enough
class where you and your city wl.i got
rooms, the aaaambly room too »mall »om# benefit from It In som* other
oven for the past season’ ! number city where that city will benrdt
of students, not to mention tha
y°ur own home city!
tack of room at times o f gradua­
THAT economy is not only In the
tion, plays, recitals, etc.
saving of money, but ft is also in
A good education la becoming the intelligent spending of ft.
more and more necessary to the
THAT opportunity is knocking nt
young people, not only to acquiro the door of every thrifty bargain
good positions, but to have a bet- wise person who reads the ads
ter Intellectual foundation on which
THAT the newspaper Is the gr*ut
to build for the future. The High get-together medium for the buyer
School Is also a step upward to- and the seller,
ward college.
The college*
are
j THAT In many cities »here has
onatnntly
advancing
In
leani­ ! »'ways existed, and always will ex-
ng and
schools I*L a feeling on the prt o f a lnrgo
. so . . must
. . . the high
.
in order that Ita graduates may number o f the buying public that
como up to . thoae
new college re- . Pffe«» charged by the home mor-
. „
qulremeita. If Beaverton does n ot! chant*
are
higher
than
those
advance In ♦hi* line, what about | charged by the merchants of other
cjt|
M
Us future graduates?
Or would
you rather leave the High School
THAT It Is quite natural thst this
aa R la and force many out to mistake should be made in some
other schools who renlize the Im­ cities especially In those cities where
portance of this need for advance­ the merchants do little advertising
ment?
ami the people have little knowledge
Now. regarding a new atandard of what la sold nt home,
gym. It Is discouraging to students
THE CITIES WHERE THE MER.
to organize teams, and have
to CHANTS ARE HEAVY ADVERTT
♦rain and practice In the present SERS ALWAYS DRAW
MUrJI
gym
(If you esn call It that) TRADE FROM THOSE CITIES
and then go out to meet other WHOSE MERCHANTS ARE NOT
teams where they have
standard
gym«.
This
discouragement and
f,
m n « AT* AND D0 N0T AD-
-#i m il
81s million motor ears will »_
on the long trail between the open-
Ing o f the trout fishing In April and
thr duck shooting eraeun In October.
Where will the motor nomade got
"Most favored motor vacation area
of all America Ilea In the northeastern
section, tsklng In Ifew Tort. Hew gng-
land, and the Atlantic seaboard.' says
a travel bulletin issued hers by tbs
Amerlcsn Research rouadstloii •'Tour-
records of recent years show that
-hUes from other statee
more autoi..-
__ ■ -
oUl„
have visited this area tua.. . .
in the United gtstee. The Orest Lake*
region Including the states that frlnga
this great fresh water chain wtU D#
boat to tha nest gresieat numbs» <4
visiting motor tourists.
“The Rocky Mountain region. Oali-
forma, and tha national parka of
Wyoming. Montana. Utah, and Art
Bona will draw a heavy quota of motor
tourists because of their scenic ap­
peal.
"With tha extension of America's
magnificent highway system, with
new markers and routings continually
easing the tray for the tourist and
i with tha gasoline service stations of
Binclalr. Standard, and other reflnen
never more than s few mllee apart oo
the highway, the lure of the open
road le Irresistible. Moreover, with
1 —«weUrs tourist cottage camps and
.
*• '-deiug*, s'-inuot universal
comTorUbu,
hardeklps o*
rule along the road, a.
~—
camping out and thr Inconvrm.
of early touring day* have tx*m elimi­
nated.“
_
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELEC­ I ? on
Saturday. to-w it: the 16th
TION NOTICE
day of Juns, A. D. 182« between
Slate of Oregon. County of Wash­ the hours o f two o'clock P. M. and
seven o’clock P. M , there will be
ington, School Distr ct No. 48.
Notice is hereby given that at the submitted to the legal voters there­
school district bond election, here­ of tie question of contracting a
by called to be held at the High bond, d indebtedness in the sum of
School in and for School District 930,000.00, for the purpose of re-
No. 4» o f Washington County, Ore- to begin at the hour of Eight o '-
wq
Oriendì
indeed
"S e
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you ere hereby com­
manded to appear in the County
Court e4 the Elate of Oregon, for
Washington County, at tfci court
house in the City of HUtoboro. pn
fhe 3rd (ley o f J“ “ *. 1929• 9* **•
hour of IS e'*V»*h, A. M on **id
* day. (« show sw»se, if any eaiMe
—
should jvA h*
why an «,—
by the above entitles
izing, empowering and directing Uw
eJWeutrU
the .b ore eiU t* to
sell certain real property of said es­
tate described as follows:
Beginning at a point on tb*
section line twenty six and two-
thirds (26 2-3) rods west of the
southeast Corner
at
Section
twenty five, Township one south.
Range two west, o f the Willa­
mette Meridian; then running
north on* hundred and tweenty
(120) rod* to * point; thence
west twenty six and
tw o-
thirds (26 2-3) rods to a point;
thence eouth one hundred and
twenty (120) rode to the south
section line
of said
section
twenty five; thence east on said
section lin* twenty six and
two thirds (26 2-8) rods, to
place of beginning containing
twenty (20) acres more or leas
situated in the County o f Wash­
ington, State of Oregon
for the purpose of payment of char­
ges. expenses and claims against
said estate.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court affixed this 1st day of
Good, pure milk promotes health,
especially at this time of
year.
Drink lota of it- Beavarton Sun­
rise Dairy, A . Camenxind, propri-
gjflT,
Adv. c ld-tf
i
IN
PHONE
OREGON
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Lost and
Pound.
_________ ___
Lest— Mala Boston Hull Terrier, on
Scholl, road
Screw tail,
some
whit« on f . ce, ehest, and
fort-
legs.
White ring »round
neck.
•Ears hang down. Answers to
“ Hoot.’’ Write or phone, Mrs. A.
B. Flint, Beaverton, Reward, p-27
WANTED
Wanted— Mowing, any tima. D. C.
Tallman, R l 1, Rcavcrton, Phone
4004.
17
BEAVERTON 3603
Residence Phone, 3602
Egg Mash, Scratch Feed, Dairy Feed
Cabbage plants
Tomato plants
Flower plants
Gladiolus bulbs
Seeds In bulk or In packages
CH ARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Orafn, Feed, Poultry Supptto#
W e compound prescriptions e ffi-!
ciently and with the least possible V
loss o f time. W e also carry the p
purest and best grades o f all drugs j
and remedies, also the highest \
quality rubber good s and sick-bed j
accessories at* t*he lowest* possible }
prices
i
BEAVERTON
For Sale— Fresh Jereey Cow giving
6 gaPons per day, tasting 5.8
per cent.
John W. Patterson.
Beaverton.^^^JP hong|^4lld£^g7
May. 192«.
ritoh P M, w, tb* third Monday of
Raw. Û, id«:«, County eierk.
Jun», being th* 17th day of June,
• I
A- D. 1929.
(SE A L )
* —A
T**t* meeting la called for the
Date of first issue, May lav,
_
‘
- director to
date of last issue, May 31, 1929- purpose of electing uu. -
serve for a term of three years and
OF ANNUAL SCHOOL | one clerk to save for a terf of one
NOTICE
MEETING
year and tho transaction o f busi-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to I ness usual at such meeting,
Dated this 21at day of May, 1929.
the legal voters of School District
C. E. Mason, Chairman Board at
No. 48
o f Washington
County,
State o f Oregon, that the Annual Directors.
ATTEST: F. W . Livermore, Jr.,
School Meeting of said District »rill
e-26-28
be held at High School Auditorium; District Clerk-
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Dean’s Drug Store \
For Sale — Registered brown swine
cows: one riving 60 the. milk
daily; the other giving 40 lbs dal­
ly. reoonable. Phone Scholls 0621.
G. W. Mapes. Sherwood, route 4.
% mile west of grower'* cor­
ner-_________________________ e-27tf
For S41c—Washing machine, which
does good work, 96.00. Phone 2615.
Th e Drug Store o f Service £
And Quality
For £» to— White Leghorn laying
toad, Hansen strain, |1 each;
Feed cutter, 13: 2 gas brooders«
almost nsw wood heater, |12; day
bed and mattress, 912; BO-Ib. re­
frigerator, $12; electric heater, $4.
Mrs. Mitchell, Union Ave., Aloha
IJfiBPQ)
T)rive
n the
C h e v r o le t 3ix
-and learn what marvelous
performance you can get
in a low -priced car
Fares Cut
for summer travel
Low summer vacation fares, fast, fine trains and
a host of world-famous resorts and playgrounds
is Southern Pacific's invitation for the finest vaca­
tion you ever had.
San Francixo, Los Angeles, Hollywood, famed
National parks and resorts of the Pacific Coast—
all are easily and quickly readied by Southern
Pacific.
and to the Fast
At summer excursion fares you can double the
enjoyment of a trip East by taking advantage of
Southern Pacific's circle trips. One way thru Cali­
fornia, return via northern lines.
Your local Southern Pacific agent will be glad
to give you any travel information and help you
plan your entire trip.
T il C C O A C H
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.re on# who ho# olwoy# b#Ue##d thot truly
fine performance can only be had In R high-
priced car—drive the Chevrolet Six I
ra*
to e
rh«VDST ' * *'1 a c y c
fiurroN.. . . ; . . 0 x 0
ootm*............... 5 9 5 •
if'.v
*<»75
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at, l a n d a u .......... / AO
tallmy, .<#•••• •595
D?i#Vryhc'i»«»s..., 4 0 0
P’VW ........... * 5 4 5
Here, tn the price range of the four and with
economy of better than 20 miles to the gallon of
gasoline. Is offered a type of overall performance
that Wiu literally amaze you—
S2JffiSrhChh..*650
A" lriS!’,.fi'iuhu.T1
compare tha d*iiv*r #2
£¿7 ¿* cW
.la«*.Tm?*.a£
Emphasizing this outstanding six-cylinder per*
formance are the beauty and strength of smart
new bodies by Fisher. Created by master de*
signers—they represent an order of coachcraft
never before approached In a low-priced car.
Come in today and drive the Chevrolet Six!
».wy ln• ¿ZkiZt!” d,j
—marvelous six-cylinder smoothness that ellml-
nate* vIbratlon and
rumble—power that
takes you over the steepest hills—acceleration
and speed that make every mile a delight—
handling ease and restful comfort that leave
you refreshed at the end of the longest drivel
E. Stipe
Soutbfira P acific
At Stipe’s Garage
Beaverton, Oregon
C, E. Allen, Agent
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